The Journal and Tribune from Knoxville, Tennessee • 14

Ile IS Master. at Alt Stages of the Game. Clootte Easily Defeats Senators For the White Sox. trowns Make Clean Sweep of Boston Serie.sTigers Annex Series With Athletics. National Wert.

Lost Pet. cineinnati 21 .600 BrooklYn 2 21 .611 Mt 21 22 .661 .....,24 26 .111 hteztoco 25 .610 Boston 21 24 ,.447 New York 21 2 .412 Philadelph 1 30 .2411 litiericin League. elevehind 26 NPIV York 34 20 Chk1 go 29 21 Poston a 26 2 Washington 24 26 Ft. 21dp' 27 itttrolt 12 23 Philadelphia -0, '17 111 1Double Steal la Tenth Victery to Pirates -ftak 1111EPIOliS IBIIROPS FORGE' CEITEI 11011111 1111131 VIIIY TO TILE TOP --BOARD Cincinnati Defeats Brooklyn By Big Score. 1 I Cards Make Clean Sweep Giant Series.

Double Steal -i Tenth Briuzs ret. IVictory to Pirates Over I 11: the Brook? Yn. N. On. IUD incinnati .1.

.4. of' Her Race By the Yacht: Resolute. Defeat While Chick Lose to Crackers: Pels l'irm Seccnd Game of Series With Vols. Pitcher Priesto Wins For 10 bib Over Lookouts' With Milner in 'Ninths 44444, 4-444 444r 4-16 A vbf ioop 1111111TIE'S CENTEll Newport. Itite.avoit the, eighth America'', cep de-tense elimination race from the tie today Pr, thewc.de9t raargla tither zoo yacht hoe had-In-the- las week-, The elapsed time was two minutee, six secondsi and the corrected tiro three minutes 41seocnde.

The race was soiled In alt increaa- ing breeze and over a shortened course, wnich had been expected to girve the Yachts' a beat to the -outarr mark and a run to. the -finish. The.whxd hauled on the 4 tat lemaking It: a reach. The Resolute gained 26 seconde, In the )4-mile beat and one minute fifty seconds on the reach. 4 After the reek Manager Hoyt.

or the Vanilla. asserted that, the Resolute's gain on last legNeas due to a jammed ectrtor-board on the Vanitie which compelled the Gardner boat to drag the board Divers worked on the ern-ter board box tonight In an. effort to tree 'the board. Secretary of the Yacht club 'anoouneed that ttla cup defense had tio- elleo to keep the yachts racing unta June 26 MORRISTOWN FROM -TEALI, Morris' town. June dereated the Southern nine of the Knoxville City league here Ws, after- noon.

to 2 in a. fast game. Mickey" Yarnell, of the railroaders, pitched good. yielding up, but 1 bit who did the slab alignment for Morristown. was also good.

'Southern nicked him but tor five lilts. 7110 feature of the game Crearv's long drive for a circuit. A AL A A. A 4.41. a 1.

I 4 11. A ,.0 10.111.N 41,, onramonos v. 0 'Tr cy I A A 1172,. 7-7 1 010910014001011.90,.....00., 1 TO TILE TOP 111 0 0 1 bast las er-rt1nx7 oitdti.ntit027:- The I Ines. 41geOends.

of 0 Ir :ho.mn ep tl.I7Cyluuat 0 raein tha, I isi 1 till I liarierd7ebradeenracesettlilleenvadwecPrTectoaallver a shortened oottree 16' 1:1 1 bot1 '1 LER Yli ri IICS SIIFEL c7P '11011111 II 1301111D .,,.1 which had been expected to tibtrts.m4 giVe th. fillORRISTOWN WINS Li IJ t-----------. a 2.1.41 4, the t.fitOndatuthe,Tholetr..windmarhak uainedd on the ilaA it: s. ieacti. moreistetvert June FROM SOUTHERN TEAM i gatdnetne2snain5eriad.nt, IT; national Cincinnati Defeats Brooklyn By Defeat Trave' Defeat Itlf He IS Master at All Stage's While Chicks Explanation of in iohne the town detailed the Southern, nine of the Knoxvale City kague here thn Game.

Cincinnati 23 21 .640 sel Score. vv" l''st. Pet B. Lose to Crackers: Trial Race By the Brooklyn' 21 I Reef fi 0 race. Manager Hoyt.

of the 'Mickey" Yarnell, of the railroaders. I i Itti. ill 6 21 22 .662 0-----. i. leuietsatwo gni 't soon.

6 to, 2 in fast rime. 4 '24 26 econ Game of Series i Cicotte Easily Defeats' Senators 21 Or 26 -510 Cards '611 Cnrd l'InkA Clean Sweep of 1-- lir le 4, 1 .7 4, Nrawian olk hasserted bat legthat-was al ue -Resolto a tam utel! Lt itl ecrr 1' need tenter-beard on the Vane widch alignment. for Morristown. wail- oho For the White Sox. Boston 21 24 New Yor ILI 21 24t 19.

30 Giant With Vols. trowns Make Clean Sweep of R. June ls. rem lied the Gard hoe tense elimination race fmtn. the Irani- ter board box torsalirrht In an flvirhOe nthicek.ectgarti-ktini;Irbual: -167: I lute, won the, eighth America's ciao do- the Dive Ber t't.

drag. a c. margin ither tree the, board. 'a Ion drive tor a circuit. i Leave.

(Double Steal in Brings Pitcher Pri, este Wins For ilo- today hrthe el est cmarv Boston SeriesTigers An- Lcme. rec. Victory to Pirates Over 13110-Over Lookouts With li 472 nex Series With Athletics. .7 Cleveland 26 oo 630 Milner in 'Ninths- i emelt go 29 2 I .180 New yoric ashingtott 2.44 26 :490 Brooklyn. On.

Ione -ri- 0 i et Louis .2 .4.4., Aiet 13 -son 1 i Ill 'D'elr11 lirne to 1 i'hiladil er phia 17 ---7------ IF pj, A 1 "11115i -A, 11, Fi 3 Te A -4-, -1. -II --niftiiir lift, 1- El II I i (b. -141 A leo, el Southern 'Association. Won. tnat.

EirrninghstM 21-- 23 Little Rock ,4 SI 25 Memphis 31 26 1evr Orleans 4 26 Mobil 36 Atlanta 27 29 Nashville- 27 23 Chattanooga 20 48 Southern 'association. Won. Lost. Birmingharn SI 21 4 St 25 Little Rock III 26 New Orleans ,.4 SS 26 Mobilo 36 24 Atlanta 27 29 New -Orleans .4 St 26 Mobile 3e 24 'Atlanta 27 29 Nashville. 27 -33 Chattanooga, 20 40 Cleveland.

0,, June IICleveland made three out of four from New york today. winning 10 to 2. Maya was knocked out In the third -Ho forced in- two Tons and then Gardner doubled with the bevies filled. CoUlna and who followed. were equally as wild.

Bagby was very effective 'except in, the fiats Inning. when New York bunehed four hits for two rung. Ile etrutit out the-aids in tho seventh inning and alio fanned Ruth In the score: IL New York 000-42o eoo--; 2 1 1 Cleveland 4i()5 021 lia-10 10 0 Mom CoEitio, isetcllraw Hannah, pbl and EASY ItOla cleOTTIC. Chleage, June 10---ehicago bunched hits today and easily defeated Washington fr to the final game of the iieries. (notate-eased up after the locals hail Laken a comfortable lead and the vilittoiN Inade their by hitting opportunely, Score: It.

E. Score: It. 11. E. Cleveland.

0,, June 116Clevelan'd made threts out of four from New york today. winning 16 to 2. May" was knocked out in the third inning. -He forced in- two Tons and the ardrier doubled with the I) a oi4-11 filled. Coillos and Metiraw, who followed.

were equally as wild. Bagby wail very effective except in, the fiftn toning. when New York bunebed four hits. for two rung. lie out the We in tho seventh inning and aitto fanned Ruth In the eighth- i.

Scero: R. IL E. New York 00 -0'0 000--- 2 7 5 'towole in A i e-ti Ito in le a ll A Score: II E. New York 000 -41'0 000- 2 7 2 Cleveland less 021 It e--10 le 0 McIlmtw and Hannah, Hoffman; Beebe end Nenamakee. EARY FOR t'ICOTTE.

Chleago, June bunohed bite toda and emelt defeated Washington SP tor 6 in th.e titre' game of the aeries. Cieeta-eased up after the locals hail taken a comfortable lead and the visitteN Made their ficores by hitting opportunely, Sore: II. E. c-- It I Dirtningham. Ala.

June tit. i tie Rock batter hail given Robinson a I seven run lead in the first two innings. 'Birmingham came hack strong In the third land fourth and scored enough runs to 114 tho game and go into the lea4 by -one rum Lohman relieved Robinson at the begin-- Ding of the fourth. but was unable In stop the Barons until they had scored four more runs. Stiller another- home- run hia third tn two days.

Atlanta's It to 2 victory over Memphis gave Bir- imirgitam the le-adership of the league. tittle Rock ii, II 5 1Birmingham 0- 10 I Robinson. tehmn nd ti a a.rottent.; Cot-- findaffer and Peters. oo CRICKS EASY PREY. Atlanta.

June 15.Atianta beat- Memphis In easy fashion again today, cam1 bining "timely hits with a series of misplays by the Chickasaws for a oeore of I to 2. After Thweatt had been batted Out -nt the box Vjfl the third. Goodbretl. who watt knoeked out yesterday, tried it again and got by-in beter shape. Boone pitched otoadv boll.

Seers: R. IL it Memphis 2 1 5 Alianta 0 6 II 4 Thwesat. Goodbred and ischoff Bonne and Powell. Birmingham. Ma.

June 1.6..----Aft er tit. tie Rock battens had given Robin a seven run lead in the first two innings. 'Birmingham comeback strong In theth end fourth and scored enourrh rune to tie the gram and act into the lead be one run Robinson at the ning of the fourth. but was unable In stop the Barons until they bad scored four more rune. Stiller made another-.

home- run today.hie third in two days Atlanta 's II to 2 victory Over Memphis gave lair- mirchem the le-adership of the league. yt fi E. Rock a a a lead mircham the et. -0---rt -13-0 ria -gli- 7-- Score': IL H. E.

le Rock 8, 8 Birmingham- 10 I Robinson. tobman and Brottern; Coe. findaffer and Peters. CHICKS EASY PREY. rd.

Goodbr Atlentie June heat Mein- phis in ease fashion gain today, cam- bining timely hits with a. series-of nes plays by the Chickasaws for a eeore of 6 to 2. After Thweatt bad been batted out-of the box in the thield. who Aa was knoeked out yeste tried it again and got by beter shiee. Boone pitched eteady bale 2 I 5 Sartre: R.

II- F. Memphis Altanta 6 It 4 at BoOne Thwet. Goodbred and Bischoff; and Powell .410 I rimed up four Brooklyn.pitehers in beat-3 .4 ii)g the Dodgers, 10. to 3. today and telt -44a ling the lead in the National league pen- Dant race.

Pfeffer was knocked out of the box In the fourth Inning and Mitchell, who relieved him, limited less than an In. I ming. Mohan checked the bombardment. Pet. but yielded four hits and two run until .174 be was taken out for a pinch hitter in .6344 the eighth.

Mips got away without be-884 trig 'cored on In the ninth. Reuther was .061 hit free4 In three inning. Score TT. 300 501 010-10 17 -1 488 I Brookly'n 000 218 002--- 8 9 3 ..20 Reuther and Wing. Rafiden: Pfeffer, 'Mitchell, filljus and Hiller.

Tar WHO CAN STOP 'TM? New York, June ILSt. Louis made a clean sweep of the four game series here withNew York, winning today. 0 to 7. The Giant rallied and tied the genre in the seventh with four bits for three runs. but the Cardinale altered thertlecid- log run in the ninth.

Frenk-Frisch went in as a pinch bitter for Siekitig and play- '1- ell one inning it third base, but retired after accounting for one of the Mame rune in the sixth with a and an out at first. Vt. It E. St. Louis 104 02 001.8 13 0 New 'York 002 001 308-7 13 2 Goodwin, JacO13S.

Raines and Dilhoefer; Toney, Renton and Smith. .3 7, 460 1 fised up four Brooklynnitehers in beat- it the Dodgers. 10 te 6. today and tali. 321 i ine the lead in the National league pen- Dant Proffer was knocked out of the box in the fourth Inning and Mitchell, who relieved him, liested loss than art in.

ming Mohart checked the bombardment. Pct. but yielded four hits and two runs -until .074 be was taken nut for a pinch hitter in -5 the eighth. Mil.lue got away 51ithout be- 654 tog scored on in the ninth. Reuther was hit fry In three innings figo Reora 71 TT.

E. Se0 501 010---10 17 -1 -661 hii- freely in Hiroo .636 goers- IT. E. -492 300 561 010-10 17 -I '450 000 210-002-- 8 1) 3 ..233. Reuther' end Wingre Rariden: Pfeffer Mitchell, liolutrt.

Heins and Hiller. Tar Na pl WHO CAN STOP litHe New York, June -St. Louis made a clean sweep of the four game series here witteNew York, winning today, 2 to MI 7. The rallied and tied the ore in the seventh with four hits for three Mita; but the Cardinals senred the-decid- log run in the ninth. Frenk-Frisch went in alt och hitter for Siekifig and play- el one inning it third base, but retired after accounting for one et' the Mamie runs tri the sixth with triPle and an out e- at find.

Ftchref 11- It- E. lzura .062 444 Sag-1 13 8.t- la4 92 221-a, la 19 Goodwin. Raines and Dilhoefer; To Dry, Benton and Smith. Fitted Case's Fitted Bags Vanity Bags Manicure Sets Pullman Kits Traveling Clocks Razor Sets Shaving Brushes Shaving Mugs Writing Folios Brief Cases Collar Boxes Umbrellas Vacation time is right here and if you contemplate a trip better hurry and select your Luggage. We have complete lines of Quality Luggage.

"Belber," and "Lik1y. Don't forget the Wardrobe Trunks, Bags and Grips. Remember, too, we have "Quality Accessories," the kind that leave the "mark of distinction" on every trav Washington 000 112 011.4 10 Chicano 212 100 03a-9 13 1 Carlson and Uttarrity and Schalk. CLEAN SWEEP BY 141tOwNS RI Louie. June made leme sweep of the four game -aeries.

with Boston by winning today. 12 to 11. after the visitors bad got off to a four run Jad le the third. when they drove from the box. The Ioeale came back in the Pam inning and, pounded Pennock for eeven hits.

Including a double and a triple. which. with a base on balls and arr error by McNally, netted the locals eight runs. It if. E.

Mouton 004 000 001-- 11 1 i 1St 001 103 001-13 13 Pennock, Fortune and Walters; Van-gilder, Wellman and Severed. CLEAN SIVICEE FOR TIGERS Detroit, June made .1 clean sweet, of the aeries with Philadel- phia hire. winning today's, game 3 to 2. A home-run by Shorten in the third. scot.

inii Bush, who was or the bassi, gave the Tigers an tarty-lead. Another count in the fourth. and a pair of hits, gave them the run needed to maintain the lead, after l'htladelphia by bunching bits in the fifth anti sixth scored two. Secre: It IL E. rhiladelphl'a, 000 011 000--3 1 1 lietreit 001 100 001-3 7 0 IslaYlor and.

rod'rkins; and Stange. COUNT 111 THIRD Knocked Out By Larry. A'vera. Edmonds Sends Kirk Same Route. National League.

'Cliteamo at Boston. j'ittsburgh at American League. Boston at Detroit. New York at Chicago. Washington at Philadelphia at St.

Louis. Southern Association. cbgatinooga at Mobile. Little Rock at.Birmiiighant. Memphis at Atlanta.

Nashville at New Orleans. ,14 Ls 1100 iiro-Otlir weS National League, St. Louis New York 7. Cincinnati 10; Brooklyn S. Pitsburgh Philadelphia Boston-Chicago, postponed; American League.

CIPVIStrld 10 York 2.. Chicago lArashington 5. notrott 3: PhiladeLlibla 2- St. Louis 12 Bostob S. Southern Association.

Atlanta 5 Memphis 2. Mobile 4 Chattanooga S. New Orleans 5: Nashville 2. Birmingham; I LUC Rock S. American Associatiot.

At tAulsville Mineapoils 9. S. City 4. League. 3.

3. 12. IC Danville S. High Point O. League.

Charleston 4. 3. 2. Worth Shreveport S. Falls 5.

(Called League 2. 4 Innings. PIRATES IN TENTH. Philadelphia. June lg.Pinch Hitter Nicholeon's home-run In the ninth Inning with Schmidt en bane tied the score today and a- double steal in the tenth counted Whitted with the run that save Pittsbursh Re third victory over Philadelphle.

The score was 7 to 11 Score: It. IT. Pitaburele-. 202 002 1-7 ,10 Philadelphia 410 010 000 0---6 I 1 Adam, Watson. Hamilton.

Ponder and Schmidt; Smith. Causey and Witherow. Ili 11E11 SICI1 III COAL LEAOU Hatchery Gannowayy, White am Boone 'Signed By Moffett For Keokee 1 Four letter membersc of the University of Tennessee baseball team, two from Vanderbilt and a City leaguer were 7esterday handed contracts by Prank Moffett. Tonal sport promoter, and will play with the Keokee. Virginia.

club of the Coal Flea league which opens Saturday. Those signed by Mr. Moffett were Adolph Hatcher. Volunteer catcher, football and basketball stow and runner up for the Porter best athlete cup at the University: Gannoway, veteran first baseman of the Vol, clan: 'Boone, an ambidextrous pitcher who did good service in an Orange and White jersey this season. and White.

an- outfielder who ranked high hi sUck work at the Smith and uincy. Vanderbilt outfielders and Baxter Williams, formerly catcher of the American Legion team, complete the complement. The Coal Field league opens Saturday, the following towns being included on its circuit? Big Stone Gap, Nortbn. and all in Virginia. Games will be played by-weekly, on Wednesday', and Saturdays.

Any outot-town players who deore to play in this league sbouldeommunleate with Mr. Moffett immediately. Ito still ha openings tor about twelve experienced men. According to a 1920 ruling- of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic- association, college player, are allowed to draw salaries on unorganized circulta. Thus, Hatcher, White, and Boone will be eligible for the Volunteer team next Gannoway graduated tp1a4 year.

WILD BrT I New Orleans. 3une 1S.New Orleanol took the second same of the series from Nashville today by the score of 6 to 2 The game was featured by the pitching of Murchison. who was wild but unhittable with men on bases, Nashville having 1 eleven-left on the bases during the game. Score: Nashville a 7 4 New Orleans 5 14 1 Jorinard god Jonnard: Murcison amd Dowie. '1 UOMEN, E011, PISTE.

Mobile- June 15After Priests-relieved Maid and pitched the ninth inning, be was first at bat in Mobiles half of tho inning and won the game with a home-run over the right-field fence- The score was I to 1 Chattanooga, though presenting a patched line-up, giving Mobile a doss struggle fer the Caine Refire. ..1. Chattanooga I. 7 a 11 3 Mobile- 6 6' 3 Cunningham and Noiderkorn; Prieste I Raid and Pond-- BUSY. WEEK FOR LENOIR CITY TEAM --Lenoir City, June 15The Lenoir City baseball team will go to Mascot for a game on Wednesday, reo turning to Lenoir City for game with Alcoa, of 'league, on'Thuraday.

Alcoa 1,, supposed to have the best team In this section of the state and aVLenior City has been defeated only once this season, a -fast game is expected here on. Thursday, On Sat, urday, Lenoir City will have Etowah here for one Lenoir City will I have the largest crowd In her history witness- these, ganies, and an additional attraction will be nittsic by the Lenoir City band: ri 1 I -r, a. 1 ter eholeon or, 74'1114 00)7 teikik lianteem, me ,1 1 it if '(-- "111111118ev. tggage ff Iha i hew Leat er I Washington 000 012 10 1 eVegti A Zhary, eh Chicano 212 100 init-9 13 -2 61( to? acIdstcht. Carlson and Ghar- Acces'seiles Cicotte and Schalk.

1--, LISAM WEEP HY DROW NS auonas Pt- Louis. June 15-Se Louis made Airies a eleati eweep of the four -merits. chleaeo at Boston. Vacation time is right here and if with Poston by winning today, 12 to WILD BetT VIVIIITTABI-1--- pittaburgh at Philadelphia. after the visitors bad got off to a four run Fitted Cases t-ad in the third, when they drove June Orleams American Lea e.

eilde from the box. The locale earns Zit you contemplate a trip better hurry and took the second game of the series from bec in the slam inning and, pounded Boston at Detoit. be Fitted. Bags Penk nock for eeven hits. including a dou ble New York at PIRATES IN TENTH-today th score of 6 to 2 The frame was featured by the pitehing and a triple.

whiate with a base On ball Pbiladelphite June Hit of Murchison. who was wild but unhit- Vanity Bags sel ect your are err by Mcally, netted and the to- Washington at Cleveland. Philadelphia at St- Louis. i si home-run in the nth in- ni table with men on Nashville having I cale eight runs- eing with Schmidt on bane tied the score el, left th Score; 11. IT- E.

today and a-- double steal in the tenth I th ort aees ur au, a gam Score: -R. -II. le. -Poston 004 000 004-- 6 11 1 1St Louie 001 103 001-1ort 3 13 i Southern Association. (taunted Wbitte4 with the run that gave Nashville 2 7 4 Manicure Sets Pittsburgh Re third vietory Over Philadel- I New Orleans 5 14 1 I Fun and Walters; Vane chetta nooga at Mobile, hli Th.

ws 7 I pt. score ao I 4 I NIre have compe lte lmes ua Qlity Pennock Little Rock atBirming in. Jeri rd 4 nnard Mitre-bison and 1 gilder, Burell, Wellman and Severeid- Score: it. IT. na an ') Pullman Kits 1 Memphis at Atlanta.

Dowle. Pitsbergle--. 000 202 402 10 3 Pr Pt tr ashville at New Orleans. ----e-- Luggage. "Belber, Indestructo and CLEAT4 OIWIcEr jog TIGERS Philadelphia 410 010 000 0-6 4 1 Detroit, June made ------0 Watson, Hamilton.

Ponder and 1101b1Ell E011, PRIESTE. Traveling Clocks it clean sweep of the series with Philadel- psi a Schmidt; Smith, Causey and Witherow- Mobile. June Priests-relieved ild Likly lo here. winning today's game 3 to 2. I 006 efqo JP-- pt 0 0 Razor Haiti and pitched the ninth Inning, be was i -lt A home-run by Shorten in the third.

icor. 44 first at bat in Mobiles half of tho inning tit 64 CitI6i 'and wtm the game with a home-run over 1 Sets' in" Bush, who wan on the bases', gave the I. the fourth. and a pair of hits. gave th A deg's an arty lead.

Another count in Am 4.4 fig" A. 4 the right-field fence. The score was II to em -le 'd, tear 5,, though presenting a Chattanooga Shavig Brushes. Don forget the Wardrobe Trunks, the run needed to maintain the lead, after hit it il patched line-up. gi Mobile a close i 9 1'1E11 SIICII '6-- ving l'bliadelphia by bunching bite in the fifth et struggle fee' the glum) find sixth scored two.

H. It' -Shaving Alugs It II. E. Chattanoo a I. 7 3 11 3 have Bags and Grips.

Remember, too a Philatielph-fit 000 011 000-3 7 I Mobile, 6 II' 3 it j)etroit 001 100 001-2 7 National League, Cunningham and Neiderkorn; Prieste. Folios NaYlor and ref'rians; Latonard and Haid and Pond-- "Quality. Accessories the kind that leave tanage. St Louis II; New York 7. 0 Brief Cases mark of distinction 1 Cincinnati 10; Brooklyn 5.

pp 7 It Pit 0 toburgh Philadelphia I. the on every tray- Boston-Chicago, postponed; rata. Hatcher Gannoway White and BUSY WEEK FOR IP LNOI Collar Boxes i JOE LEI, lo Signed By Moffett ER elen. American League. Boone For Keokee Clu Ili arum CleVeland 10: New York Club.

CITY TEAM a i City, June 15-The i Chicago Ititashington 5. Lenoir City baseball team will go to Detroit Philadelohle 2. Mascot for a fame on Wednesday re-' C111111I III 111111u St, Louis 12; Bostotetie rour letter members of the Univer- tu rning to Lenoir City for It game with a city of Tennessee baseball team. two I 4 ....,0 It i' ,4 i 44' Al Us 1 "-Thorn- 4, I ague, .1 Southern Association. from-.

Vanderbilt and a Cit3 league' day. Alcoa le, supposed to have the Rain-Sithie were: yesterday handed contracts by New Leather etun in this section of the state beet a Knocked 0' ut By Larry Avera. le 2 Atlanta 4 Memph Mobile 4: Chattanooga S. Prank local sport promoter, and sieLenior Cit been defeated dk and will play with the Keokee, ,0) 0 Sh gg e. Umbrellas 0 Novelties Ne rlean 5' Nashville 2.

Edmonds Sends Kirk Same 0 is Birmingham; Little Rock S. club of the Coal Flea league which expected here only once this season, a -fast game is i on Thursday, On Sat II Route. openti Saturday. 14P' air Lenoir Cit have Etowah American Mr. 3Soffeit, were Those signed by here for one Lenoir Cfty will Adolph Hatcher.

Volunteer catcher. have the largest crowd In her historY 'to ACROSS FR OM FARRAGUT HOTEL At Louisville MineanoTis 9- football and basketball titer and runner II ese games. a an it on witnetse- th nd dditi al 1 5. up for the Porter best athlete cup at the is S. 4 tt a will be intrato by the Lenoir City i University: Gf tannoway, Veteran first City band.

1 baseman Ohe Vol- clan; 'Boone, an F2. ils 5 experiend men. ambidextrous pitcher who did good per-ersewsw- League. vice in an Orange and 'White jersey 1 3. thin season and White, an- outfielder 2.

ranked high hi sUck work at the 12- who -) IC Smith and uincy, Vanderbilt outfield- .4, era and Baxter Williams, formerly 1r catcher of the American Legion team, i A)r "1 complete the complement. st-ilit 1117 itrartit HiliPitl. The Coal Field league opens Saturday, 1 Point O. the following towne being included on ke circuit? J3luefield. Big Stone Gap, 'League.

Nortbn. and Koekee. all In Virginia. i Games will be played by-weekly, on '1 i I ar on Wednesdays, and Saturdays. An, ou tot-town players 'who! desre 1 e- to play in this league should -commun- .1,..

4. 7 1 eiksoie icatti with Mr. Moffett' -1 ri- Ile still bee openinge tor about twelve 1 -it ce Worth 1. ACOOrtliag to a 1920 ruling of Lav 40P', Shreveport S. Southern Intercollegiate Athletic aseo- an- (Ca elation, college player, are allowed to '''esplo --lb.

-N A draw salaries on Unorganized' circultre. 0 41r Thus, Hatcher, White, and Boone will 4(a. League. 1 be eligible for tho Volunteer team next A AhL I At iri0 .0 0.... 2.

4 Gannoway graduated tpie year. a (RI' 1 i 'elAr4C, rrb 1 0 -L dip 11, itc. (7---gr rdiv- 2 ') at st tti, 1 A 1 0, i ot if I ct ArN, .7 7:............ in ill20 ru' Of the NNNV i -----'447. u' Athletic amigo- Sothern Intercollegiate A ,...1 ,....1 "060...

college player, are allowed to' r.0,- 7 draw salaries on unorganized' circulta, 7" 7 0 4 t--- 1--- Thus, Belcher, White, and Boone will li be eligible tor the, Volunteer team nest A -100 4, .........:444.. Gannoway graduated tpia4 year. 17 0 9 rdiv a-- lh 4. "2.. 114 44 404 2 .0,,....

to' I tarry Avers; the blonde 'middleweight trom Atlanta. handed Joe Lewitt an over. At Toledo 3: Milwaukl doss of sleeping powder eurrounded by a Indianapolis II; Kar five-ounce glove in the third round of a scheduled 'I-round bout at Market Hall laid night. It took five attendants, a International score of sympathising ringsiders, a bottle At 3o City 2: Toor of smelling salts and a drink of some- thing that looked suepiciounly like At Baltimore Buffs- At Reading a Akron Iblookuni" to bring Joe back from the Land of Nod. At SyraCuse Roches Thie bout headlined the bill and was good while it lasted.

Lewin tried every Piedmont Id minute of the time, but Larry was easily the better. Avera is one of the prettiest At flreenshoro 3: Dar yiehtere moon in action hers In several At Winston-Balern moons. His in-fighting le particularly At Raleigh Darharr rood. Avera went after lAtwis from-the first gong and kept the Californian cov- South 'Atlantic trine From the first- It was apparent that Lewis would have ditioultyin stand- At Spartanburg, Ch Ina up before eight rounds. but bie AI-Augusta 13i rhark tatnenese kept him plugging away at the At Columbia Green elunive blonde scrapper until the and tame 4, In the middle of the third round with a Texas'Lea lightning right to th law.

I 1 The lictorde-Youne scrap was an emi- Atjleaumont II: Della went farce. The lane. however. trot a At Houston Fort Jot of fun out of wondermg how song it At an Antonio 3. Sh veould take Kid Young to round to, it At Galveston Viichi Bnoetie hit him once.

Boorde take. the ed end 12th, darkness.) premt decision, not beeltpie he outfought II Young. for none of it would be termed am.g..lnia t- i fighting, but because he was so evidently the bitter fighter. Boorde is a ciever At Wilson 1: Richmor 1 scrapper and is capable of preeonting a At Ricky Mount pretty eshibition well matched. Innings, darkness.) tAtes end Sevres Kaockout.

The first bout of the evening was pre- nines rain.) eminently better than the Boorde-Voung At Portsmouth Sul At Petersburg-Newpor affair, young Edmonds mooring a well der served knockout over Bridle Kirk. The latter bad a decided adventage in reach IIETTouRti an helotht. but P.dolunds rushed his man 1 from the go. In the second round Sanded a wicked right Kirke Jaw ant! landed a-wicked right e'in Kirk Jaw and At Columbia St. Paul At Toledo Milwaukee -At Indianapolis Kansas International At Jersey City 2: Toornto At Baltimore Buffalo At Reading Akron At Syraguso Rochester Piedmont At Oreensbero, 3: At Winston-Belem At Raleigh Durham South 'Atlantic At Spartanburg 13; Charlotte At Columbia Greenville Texas'League.

Dallas At Houston Fort At San Antonio 3 At Galveston Wichita, end 12th. darkness.) a. Virginia. At Wilson 1: Ttlehmond At Ricky Mount Innings, darkness.) At Portsmouth rain.) At Petersburg-Newport Icky Mount darkness.) 5rtsmouth 4 stin.) eteroburg-Newport rIOU111111fhlEtiT olu tarry Avera; the blonde 'middleweight Cmbia I St. Paul trl'In Atlanta' handed 'In.

l'alvt an Ver. At Toledo Milwaukee tilos of sleeping powder 'surrounded by a At Indianapolis 6 Kansas five-ounce in the thitti round of scheduled 41-round bout at Market. Hall e. tried every laid night. It took five attendanta a international score of sympathising ringsiders, a bottle At Jersey City 2 i ToOrnto (tr stig salts and drink of me-.

At altimere Buffalo thimel ng that so ooked suepiciounly like At Iteading Akron Iblookunt" to bring Joe back from the A 13 7 Rochester yraguse Land of Nod. TM bout headlined the bill and was good while it lasted. Lewin Piedmont minute of the time, but Larry was easily a be the better. AVora la one ot the prettiest At Wri ena r41 2 lettere peen in action hers In several At nettet-Sa ern moons. lite in-fighting le particularly Raleigh Durham rood.

Avera went after Lewis from -the first gone and kept the Californian coy- South 'Atlantic trine. From the first It was apparent that IAwis would have dificluityin stand- Ch' At Spartanburg 6 leg up before eight rounds. but tee AtAugusta. 13 I rhariotte gainenese kept him plugging away at the At Columbia he lloord-Youn 'eem was an emi- At umont elunive blonde scraPPer until the end earne in the middle of the third round with a Texas'Learie. right to the law.

.1 Tee il Dallas' inent farce Tn. fans. however got a At Houston Fort 30t of tun out of wondering how bong it At Fan Antonio would take Kid Young to round to, if At Galveston Wichita, linortio 'once. Boorde Hiked the arkne) ret hi hi nd 12th preen deelsion, not because he outfought la 11 -Yonne. for none of it would be termed Virginia t- because he was so evident 1 i the Weer fighter.

Boorde is a clever At Wileon 1: Itiehmond 1 scrapper and is capabie of preeonting a At Ricky Mount pretty eehibition well matched. innings, darkness.) Edneemst evr. Ses Kaockout. A The first bout of the evening wag 'pro-. eminently better than the Boorde-Young 1 Portsmouth ings.

rain.) At Petereburg-Newport affair, young Edmonds steering a well de- an hel served knockout over Eddie Kirk. The latter had a decided adventage in reach' othe but Edmunds rumhed hie man IIETTouRtinfIENT I from the go.In the second reentl Edmonds landed a wicked right on Kirk Jaw and 1 i 2 I i''''; Norfolk S. (Seven Suffolk 3. Norfolk S. (Seven 4) Suffolk 3.

in- rain. 141 01 1110 BRIT011! IIERE1011.JULY--51 A' i n' ri 6- a n- i'liiii IIEIIL-Uli JULI kineriCa-11S Haii COmTharitively Norfolk 5. (Seven 0 Suffolk 3. Five be- News, rain i 0 1 1110 BRIToris TIIE TEtillis clic i ill even 116 i n- suortinoBRToir IE Amencans Have Comparatively the letter took the floor for a count of rine. In the ititrd round Kirk.

took the full count aftegoKtimonde had melted him Into the rope and ewusg again to the Into this rope and awung again to the Ja The battle-reyal was laughable affair. as usual, and proved tit opener tor Easy Victories in London fAirly well filled house 'saw- the Championship Tourney, ring- Easy- Victories in London I Championship ---I' Nashville tg Meet- L'ocal Stars. Knoxville May Not Be Ilepre-- sented at New Nashville to Meet Local Stars- LOCAL GIANTS DEFEAT NEW ORLEANS AGAIN 1) The Giants, at the Negro -Southern )eague. made it, ten in a row by blanking New Orleans in the first game of the series yesterday, 1, to O. Yore pitched good ball find aws stecorded excellent support.

'He held -the Gulf nogroes to one hiL Knoxvilielu run came, in the seventh when Smith single. Cleage was safe on a ecratch. both advanced on a passed bail sold smith moored on Maddox's sacrifice grounder. It was a ht and run play. Smith was almost on the plate when Maddox White made his dehnt with the locals behind the mask yesterday.

Grimes went tc) right field and Stnitil tO third in the absence of RusselL Moffett. cin the slab for the twirled excellent bail. allowing but tour hits. Ile was also well supported. The New Orleans series concludes today.

Montgomery will play -a threegain inches at Booker Wannington park ginning Thursday. Knoxville recently romsi Montgomery out of first place in the Negro Southern, bague, and the Ala. barna club is looked upon as Knoxville's strongest contenders for the pennant. score by innings IL set7re by It. W.

The tort ptIffi trij I 1,,, NNICIk ii 166- r' I i 00000. .4. 1 'N 1, dloor, joa. 1 1 AA391Ir lir i 4 4 pon lour ft, rIgmlogoal, WI MOM t. "TT fro rfPl -011 r7sfill -1, 7407 lei, tri4, 1 I I 1 11 tA ri.

,1 A t'' i I i '1! I i It i' rrif II ,1) li '14' iii ne, -i .1" )1 II i 11- fz, 1 ik)1( i op I '11n1 4: 11 ti ili 1 ..4 11 11 t- kk 1 4 11 'i 1 I 4 S. r. 1 to tti 1 -I' I 1 1- I t) i 1 7-, 4 1-0, I 1 1 1, 1 11 A 1 I 1 1 1 1 cl 1 11 I I 4 I It (i i IIII 1 1 ,1 1 11 i I i 11, ----1 :7 1i III' L' i i 1, 1 t.f 111 11 f-- 5o ,.:5. 1 ti( a i 71'7 a imir (a; ..) il 11, I Po obt ma, NI! A London, June-1 Ametioan tennis players thus far have had tornparatively easy victories in the London championship tournament. The Play ot I all of them bas been Impressive and they taro won their sets with else.

The fine weather again attracted a great crowd to Queen's club today. Cluiries F. Garland. of.Pittsburgh, having taken the measure of the South Afrken representative Sberwell. In the.

second round, faced R. Turnbull pf the Queen's club in the third Dur early stages Gartsaut played patchilly against the Englishman. who Its a ePeratett player In the handicap. and Turnbull led five to toursand Then Garland 4'eleadiecl, down, winning it and the next two games. He finished the (second set 11-3.

11. Norris Williams' win against G. Stoddate Queen's clu b. was conclusive and brilliant. WIlliams free stroke was greatly admired.

Stoddart is a round player and Is hanchcapped Nsn throe-sixths." I William T. l'ilden beat I. G. Rogan. Anglo-Indian clirb.

by hard hitting. per. feet ernes-court volleying and terrific which no English. PlaYee to- nay able to reproduce, M. Johnson, the Amerloan champion, went into they third round through the default of his opponent.

wh.le in the ladies chtunpionshlot. Mrs. Mallory. formerly the redoubtable 3lois lL Ejurstecit, hod a comfortable mar gin over the English players In both the first and second rourskt. ten-I 1 the London.

T14 play of I preesive and attracted a club foday. taburgh. Lav- of the South wwell. In the. rnbull of the ta.nd Pla round.

Dlar' Yeol Liennutrt. vine Pt. 4 he handlcso. toursand 4G- adlecl. dOwn.

two games. ft agaltuat G. 4 he conclusive i free trtroke stdart Is a 'ton S. G. Hogan.

I hitting. per- and terrific player to- Amerloan third round opponent. it'knehip4t. Iktre. 3uktable 3.1ols rortabie maw- yerg in both (la, The Knoxville Lawn Tennis club may represented lin the Alt-Souther -even to be Pktyed at New Orleans, Juno 21,, It was learned yeaterdaY- It Was origna.ty Manned to present a teem oc at least Lour Iona' recritieteere the b.d for, tbs laurels, but preee of business-, the IL C.

la, and tor, lid weather conditiona in the Crescent Qty are all said to -have' played their pert In deciding against the venture Inelead et entering a team in the long distance teurnamenton the Cue It is panned to have a -Jelegatiem of eight or- more make the trip to Chattenooga for the State tentels touenarnest to be played on the courts of the Chattanooga Lawn Tennis club July 12, the -cream -of, the etate moqueteers will be entered in the evert at Chattanooga it Ls certain that Knoxv-lie will be able, to present a. team or sufficient strength to cope favorably with the entries la the state affair lines-elite Draws Tournaiment. The first big tenels tournament of the seeson, whieb will be played here July 5, akil mark the opening of the Intel City T.ortis league play for the intercity On this occasion, the local club will play haste to the Nashville delegation. of racqueteers. Ort the same date Chnttanooga 'yill play in Memphis.

The -official schedule of the Inter-City league play is as tollowte July at KrrOXVIlle; Chattanooga at lidemphis August R---Nertiiville at 4111hattsnooga; Memphis at Knoxville ISeptember 6Memphis at Nashville; Knexvide at No little interest to evidenced in the fortheorrring inter-eity play. A large trophy a-41 be presented to the (-Ay turnng In the highest score Upon of Nneasille 000 001 00x-1 4 New Orleans 000 000 000-0 1- 1 BatteriesForce and White; Moffett and Lewitt, I 1 Giants Take Another, One 'Wing" Mt.1.10x held the MEinphh -B Cra at his merey i a game p-lav 04-1 theze Monday nub, Giants of the Negro Southern lea zue an-I flexed the long end 0-t 10 io 2 core, taxorkEng to Lite advice received bora The game was featured by the, simmi fielding of SmAlt in right field at Rucaoll on third for n1X 111 rumary: 11.11 noxvilie 10 1S 1 149mpilve 3,, 4 Bat te new Maddox a nd mew. Jahrtson- and tot I i i ifilit ioi I 1 lpf; 4 1 ii, yy 1 0 1 1' 10 Ilt'l I ,4 I ''''1' i 4 i 4 d'' 1, I it 11 i 4 tt 'f', il 1 i i 1 li 4'''11 1 11'-! 1 An tl 't 1, 't), ti t' I 1 ti', I fill. ,1 ill, 1,11,. itAV1111.1115 ill'111 I I 1) ct, tivi6411 idioq 044, ii-ot .141,4 Ali" 4 44 41 ii'l4 44''44 Ilornsby Injured, New iTork, June 1:5 Hornsby, St- Louts National secriaid haseman.

fur whom Branch Rickey announced he 'recently had refused 8240.000 offer. was knocked unconscious by a half thrown by Shrotaten Levan. of, the- in, the contest' with -New York- The ba1 hit him In the hack of the bead. Hornsby was relieved by Janvrin itnd it Is believed be May be out or the Lazne for several days v. Hornsb y.

ger 1-14er- )00 offer. was al thron by lw rd in, tho le hal hit him ornsby was Is believed be several da3r3..