The Journal and Tribune from Knoxville, Tennessee • 13

1 an unezpecte4 altaaIion has boLhol sreek-ent sumeu and have en-There is SAO orponent. -The fast 21 II. Caged some of the best Independent have bad no trouble heretofore 1 teams In this section. Should, the man urn- of any town team wish to boCa. a Saturday can do ea by calling old Phone ILIAL 1 11.

a. CaL13. rho anivrthwikettt irof ill II 13- C- ulna la Pining to Vial' baseball Saturday but il: Events: I -APO-- 0.r BEAT i rpninrio ail 0 BE ll 1 nu SCIILP 11Ell 80ti 1 11:10111:8 scilLiy a. TILE II Ell LOX at! Pet. 466 .646 .6311 .624 .510 .4611 ,.416 ..271 Twcrity Hits in a 13-3 Game.

ify d. 41 (1S 41 -)'' fit L) Ells 026 il 0 Ilr- 11 and Tarty Hits in a pet 13-3 Game. i .64: .23 324 4 11 412 ATI tie Rum By Viingo Daubed Feature. RIVT3 By 'Ingo DaLbort Feature. ir ac Pirates' Victory Is Brooklyn's Fourth Straight eeett '31 Victory Is Brooklyn's urth Straight Defeat.

Davis Gets 9-3 Ccunt For -Ercvms Over Yar.ls. -White Sox Defeat the Washington Easily Beats the Tigers. Davis Gets 9-3 Count For Etcyaz over llattional Leante iso woo. Loot. Cincinnati 31 22 iraicorro 30 2i Brookirp 21 20 111.t.

Limits VP IT Pittebrugh 2S 24 Boston 22 21 New York 23 32 31 43 League. Won. Lott Can't lard 22 11 New York 21 21 Chicago :2 2: Pooton 21 21 Wilshington 27 21 Et. Low 21 IS Introit 11 17 111814102111. 14 43 rittional Learne.

woD. Lnet. Cincinnati 31 12 t-hitawo Brorp 30 2i 22 24 Sit. Louis 10 IT oki fittrugh sb 2S 24 Bosun, 22 If York 23 32 14U0401Pkia 3 4 42 I Boston Defeats Cards in the EleventhCubs Overcome Lead and Beat Giants. 1 Pet .667 -'Is .6011 AO.

.331 .272 AO. .111 .271 Couthern Asaociation. Coutheni I 1 Cleveland. Ohio. June scored sa asy victory ever Beaton today.

13 to 6. Bush was driven from the boa In four loping. while Fontuns, who succeeded him was even Lees effective. Smith made a double and three singles In four Wide at hat Kerte: It. IL Boston 10 012 001-- 5 12 Cleveland 002 640 20s---12' 20 0 Mel and WalterS; Caldwell and O'Neill- I ft, 0" I Philadelphia.

June 22 11omo-rens by "lingo and Lnatibert today, enabled to break Philadelphia's winning streak Of lout straight by the Xett I ef to 1 in conteet that went eleven in ring. The locals led up to the eighth. whes Wince evened matters by knocking the tall over the right field ience. Velibert did likewise la the eleventh Stine. Score: 11.

H. Cineinnati 06 04 18 in--2 38 I 010 000 000 00-1 9 2 Listitao and Wingo; Causer, ULM' Slid Irragesaer Kr eine LA Trail I ''Tht, pet .676 .656 .647 .640 .626 .690 .466 -221 Pet. .6746 .656 .647 Wets. 1451d. Birmingham; .4.

24 26 Mobile 36 28 New ratan IS 4 29 Memphis 34 29 Little Rock ,4, 32 29 Atlanta 31 31 Nashville 20 26 Chattanoela 4S New (Mean -of," IS Itemphin 34 Little Reek '32 Atlanta 31 Nashville 20 23 Blrivitnthant I ANOTIISS VOA DAVIS. St. 'Louie June Lenin evened the count with New Yerit today. winning te 1. driving Mays from the box An the fourth inning end hitting Collins trellr Davis.

while wild whet steady In the The gained was held up for More than an hour oda account of Score: 11. Nwdr York 000 200 St. Louis 101 410 00x--9 14 1 Mays, Cellists and Irienhoid. ktottanaa Davis and Severed. 111INCTIED MA11111101.

Chicago. Juno 110Chicago bunched four hits off Harris In the eirhth inninif tetal mar tsL ob.A oldadA. 1 IttINCTIED qtali Olt NAZISM. Chicago. Juno 220-Chicago bunched four hits off Harris in the eighth inning today and defeated -Philadelphia 2 to 1.

0 C. 4,1 (7440 4 ii 1.44-0,ea It 4 fr es, top0 0611 4604 11101110 l'. 7 0 pm, I' 1.1...."................01..." ii- 1 IrtRATE9 BEAT IDODOICILS. Brooklyn. June lost BS fourth straight.

game and alas out of 'Nivea in the bout series with western club when l'ittsburgh IVOIN today. 9 tit 1. The visitors kiloeked Pfeffer Ott the 'mound in two inning and Smith tit teas than ono inning. With a new batting order Brooklyn drove Ponder to cairn Iv at the end of the mend 'rim. Score: it.

It' Ptttobursh 133 000 100-11 16 I Brooklyn 113 000 01-1 It 4 Cooper and tiell.mblt Pfeffer. Batas. Grio.eo and It tour club or ha EARLY SUMMER PLOWING IS MOST IMPORTANT Ground should be broken as soon as possible after wheat and other summer crops are removed. Early summer plowing and seed-bed preparation will assure larger yields from any crop sown in the fall, whether it be Alfalfa, Red Clover, Crimson Clover or Wheat. The Fordson Tractor can be used with tremendous advantage this summer in accomplishing early plowing and cutting and threshing small grain.

The Fordson saves from 30 to 50 per cent of the farmer's time, and time savedgetting fields in shape to plant in the proper season and getting things done when they should be donemeans money to the farmer. Besides it solves the labor problem. I Tho visitors' rally itt the waa short lived when Xerr tightened -up. Faore it. H.

'IL ISO 00 i)01-1 I 0 Chicago too too 9 2 iztarris slid Kerr and Schalk. 'NAST 11011 Detroit. Jim mid timely hitting- won oasily for Washing'ton today in the second game of-the silos with Detroit. 6 to froar tumorous- by Stoth. in ties oighth.

and Char. ritY la the the Swat swami feature loos. Scorn: IL It N. 'Washington -201 000 II 0 Detroit 001 000 000-1 7 I Zachary Glihrrity: Datum. Allen and Ainamith.

A 1 I Price Only $850.00 F. 0-. Dearborn, Order 3 Fordson Now from the nearest dealer. Factory demands will be-unusually great this year, delay may mean losses to 1 -REMEMBER-7-The Fordion, Power Farming Unit can be operated by one man. This unit consists of 1 the Oliver Plow, the Dunham Culti-Packer, Roderick-Lean Automatic Harrow, Smoothing Harrow and Amsco Tractor Seed Drill.

1 0 CHALK VIP 110STON. Boston. June single to Lat by BewitaL, veering Cruise gave Ilaataa I to 2 victory over L. ooting La eleven Innings here today. Score: l.

Is ri. Louis GOO 101 00G 2 liontnn 4101 000 fitil fil-3 le 1 Hainee Canaries; Scott and Gowdl. cNein, GIANTS. New York. June 22Ceicago overcame New iYorkli early leed bere today.

nulls. ming the tire genie of the aerials by a sicere of 10 to 4. Chicago bilali three of New York's pitchers hard, scoring ale rune en straight bitting in the sigth in nine. The sante made four htts- for eight besets off Tyler in Sthhl4 of sat in, ming, but they could not bit Carter with men on the bases Score- It It FL Chicago 01 IDS 002-10 IS 1 Iiew York 200 000 100-- 4 14 1 Tyler, Carte; and O'Farrell; Benton. Barnes, Ilubbell emd Snyder.

I New: New IV sing ti National Boston 2: Rt. Louis Chkago New York 4. I'ittaburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati PtiiisdelphIA American League. xt, New York Detirott I. Cleveland It Beaton Philadelphia LEouthern Atzsodation.

Meniplits Atlanta Mobilo 2 Chattanooga 11. Nashville Noir Orleans Birmingham at Little Rock. rain. American Axsocistion. At tailevillo 0-t Cohunbus 6-4.

At indianapeY.s Toledo 4. At Milwaukee Mianeapolls At iganStia City St. Paul 'b Ant ernational League. At Jersey City 11: Rochester Z. AL Reading 1046: Butiato At Baltimore Akron 6.

At Syracuse Toronto 4. 11111, OP 4. TOP4110ICII IS SCIIEBULED1 PRIESTE BLANKS ft IIIE LOOKOUTS a sisimow gm IN. NM 0 Distributors for Tennessee and Northern East Tennessee Branch: 806 St, Knoxville, Tenn. Great interest in Alcoa-Stan.

cola.Setiesriew Players to Be Out. Piedmont League. e. Home Office: 1212-1218 Broadway, Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn.

At Crst. limbers nigh Point Raleigh Danville S. Durham Winston Salem South Atlantic Liague. At Spartanburg Charlotte 3. At Char lepton.

4Cttumbt a 10. At Greenville AtituatA IL 'tlso Bats in the Winning Run -For Mobile. Aiso Bats in the Winning Run -For 1 -Nets Take the First ezme of Pelican Series. Chick5 Come From the near and Defeat the Crackers By 5,4. -IVCIS Take the First Came of Pelican Series.

chick5 Come rrom the near and Defeat the Crackers 5.4, League. At Portsmouth Norfolk 2. At Suffolk 4. (at litninirs, darkest) At Wilson Nswport News At Rooky Mount, Petersburg 4 Texas Leatrus. At Wichita Irsits Galvsstoe 0.

At fAreseport Houston, 1. At Iiallas-ktottumon postponed. rata. At Port Visrtiseiss lattenba postponed. 11111111.

No little Interest is being evldenced in the two an series between Alcoa, Knoxville City' -league leader. and the etoncela Polarities. 'Memphia City league headliners, which -Mil go piny-el at Chl Mewls, park rtklay. The games are called for $ae clock. Thls booking offers the first Intercity or Inter-league series to be played In this 46110011 and will -eve fans au eirPortenttl te tee up the brand ot Nal-on tap la the different sections ot the state.

Frank Moffett, coacit ot tha Alcoa crew is prosnisIng' fano la surprise to the second omme of the series when be Intends to ua WUI1un a- Ilan vino college product, on the mound. Moffett says the Highlander is about the best college man be bass seen in action In reeent yearn the strike-Out king of tbe circuit has draw a the tootmd as sIgnment for Thursday. 'rho Polarines have been Mtting a smart pace over In the Bluff City. league Ind -will doubt, less be In shape to give the local favorites strong run for the decision. o' Atklen.

local rePreeentstwe of the Standard 011 company. Is assisting Mr. MottettIn snaking manse. moots for the big show. It Is plan' ned to state pande of trucks and Alcoa boosters Thursday otterlacon preceding the gretnet.

AU salesmen at. cached to the local of034) ot the company have been called in to perform in the capacitrof boosters for their favorite. order of the clubs will be 'about as folkoweL Alcoa- Polarines. Brogden. se.

Hale. as. Jackson, Zb. Townsend. 3b.

Tucker. rL Lynn, Tipton. If. Terry lb. leeeman.

lb. Owens. rt. Ilenderscm Sh. Mullikin.

Sh. Lowry. cf. Walters. C.

Clemens. C. CruteMleld. ILA Hollingsworth. 9.

Bradier. A At titer navels. ConeoIlarvard Tale 1. a College BasebalL College Baseball, At navels. ConnoIlarvard Tale 1.

fil diefit'7 Sk-- 1 1441 11.0) June 22.Prieste whet letlettenese eut in the second ranee of tee eerie. 2 to S. and betted in the wishing run for Mobile in the seventh after two were OUt. Townsend batting for 4 Noel in the ninth. bad his arm hit by a pitched ball and so badly hurt that be ores tore44 to leave the game before finishing hie time at bat.

Umpire Willtruns refused to allow eunaninghem who sues 1 seeded him. to take brat. The decision tbrought a demonstration from the crowd ruld were called to protect the smapire until ho raachell Ws dredliall bonne: 'R. II. E.

Neon 2 12 2 CPattarsoosa Ill 1 1 Priest. and Pond; Neel and Nelderkern. ALMOST INVINCIBLIZ. Nashville. June for the first inning.

when three hits were bunched. Hodge was invincible and Nashville toot the first slime (rein N'" Orleans, 2 24) I. A wild threw by Phillip paved the fer two runs in the sixth, witich des Wed the fame. Seers: R. It, E.

Netr---tlrleaits 1 I I 'Nashville .4... I 2 1 l'hillips. Terhelson and Deberry; "lodge and Kobibocker. Chlittehaeire. June 22--Pr1eete Whet trliattenneera eut in the second Immo of tbe eerie, 2 to S.

end batted in the winning run for Mobile in the seventh Otter two were Out. Towneend. batting for Neel in the ninth, bad his arm hit by a pitched ball and sto badly hurt that he ems tore4-4 le leave the game before tithing hie time et bat. Umpire Willitune fro t4 llodge 1 national Leactte St. lAsula at Beaten- Chicago at New Tore.

Cincinnati at Phliadelphis. Fittsbrugh at Brookin American Ltazues 1iati.s3na1 League. St. at Booty. New Mork at St Boston at Cleveland'.

Washington at L'hiladelphia at (alleato Southern Association. Atlanta at )4emplala Birmingham at Latta Bock. Mobilo at Chattanooga. New Orleans at Naokiirtlia 4 CHICKS RALLY AND WIN. Memphis, June 21Memphis came from behind in the game with Atlanta today and defeated the visitors.

te 4. The locals outdo al their runs and hits in two A innings. In the fourth Inning Memphis three runs on five straight hits. whine in the eighth Inning two runs wet. garnered off three hits.

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----A -r------------------------------------------ I 0 As- 1...,1 1r trOo e-, e.t if; 1. I "Zr a --2-- Lek a ri 44; 7 El rl ri tie r-, i N.oc-D r' -le 1 KNOXVILLE GIANTS 'TAKE ANOTHER FROM BARONS Birmingham June Knoxrills Giants of the Negro Southern league made It two in a row here today by defeating Birmingham 6 to 4 in an interesting and eloosely played game. The ecore was tied on three occasions. The game gra featured by the sensational tickling of "Ons Wing" Mad-for Knoxville. Score: R.

11. Knoxville I 4 Itirrninrharts 4 4 Score: 11.11 I 4 Itirrnierhans 4 4 PLAYERS REP. PELICAN 1 1 1611 LICIIII 1 3 1 1 3 1 Batteries: Force and Grimes; Joon. etiat Carden and Juaturnic" SHAMROCK IV DEFEATS TRIAL YACHT Seudr Hook. N.

June IV challenger for the America's cup led her trial yacht, the 23- meter Shamrock In their trial here today. The race began In lO4nile breeze, westitorthwest. from the Ambrose light vowel to buoy No. 4. South Long Beach, and return.

ten The challenimr at 2:10:42 and the trial yacht at 21216. Shamrock IV doused her club toosall and set working top tutils when the breeze came fresher. Cleverer sail handling on the 23-meter boat in a fairly heavy ground swell enabled her to overhaul the challenger, but Shamrock IV rounded the first mark at 313:33 and the trial boat went around at 33000. the 23-meter yacht making one note, 24 secoods bata actual time ehea4 ot the 23-meter trial yacht. Cub Will Seek to Enjoin Them From Playing With Della League.

1 Cub VIM Seek to Enjoin Them From Playing With Della League. PRILICETOU TEAM LEADS FOR GOLF HONORS Glen Cove. N. June ton obtained good Lead today lit the first, dara play for the team championIghlp of the Interc011egiate Golf associAtion over the hake of the Nassau county club here. Princeton reprasenta, three bad the low aggregate total of 630 for four men, over 36 holes at against Irele's 651.

The other teamd scores were liarvard 676; Dartmouth 631; Williams 639! Columbia 693; Cornell 711 and Pennsylvania. 711. Individual honors for the day went to Simpson Dean. the Princeton champon with total of 164. 1 .1 FAVORITES WIN ILI WOMAN'S TOURHALIENT ES WIN IN I I rew Orleans.

June 22.Tim eon. lefthand pitcher of the New On leans club of the Southern association and Ray Neusel, outfielder for the same club, have left the teant and will play ball with teams In the Delta kague an ortrialsation. th 1 pring composed of towns in President Ileinmann of the New Or leans club stated thatt ba would iznme diately inatItute proceedings in the fed eral district court for an injunction to restrain these men from playing ball with any other club then New Orleans Murchison is said to have accepted an offer from Jackson, and Nousel on. from Greenville. Iloth men according to Mr.

1-leln mann. are under. contract to the New Orleans Murchison was obtain. ad from the Cleveland American league club and Neusel came to New Orleans front Chattanooga as the result of a trade made before the season opened iiinIT1111111 said that the Delta league Jclubs were offering Soutbern players large salaries than any ct the dubs eould afford to pay and the men were jumping their contracte an4 be turther stated that if the prectkNe was not stopped none of the Southern ass," cistion clubs would be able to keep their teamil int.sct. For this triuon he has tosiructed Ls attorneys tO begin In.

finction at OrICe. Pew Orleans: June 22.Tim Murcht mon. letthand pitcher of the New On Detroit. June IL Mies Corinne Gould. ot St.

Louis. tho titlehohlsr. Miss Zinderstein. of Bootott and Miss Wean. or Tennant.

of Los Angeles all count, ed as strong contenders In the wona ns riationsl cia3rcourt tennis cham.w ionship. won their matches with ease in the opening of the singles play bore today. Miss Gotta" defeated Miss Lois Moe rte. Detroit champion. In straight seta Miss Zinderstein's bard sautshing style won handily for her over Mrs.

V. Vance of Detroit. The hardeet fought match of the day was between Mule Tennant and Miss liNTa of which ended in favor Miss Tennant. Miss Esck of was forced to exteni tn defeat Mtn 'Catherine Waldo. of Chicago.

Miss God fr-. tst Chicago. won in etraight seta from Mho; Johnson of Chicago. and M.Las 1Ctgly beat Miss of aw. Play In the douhles Is ts3 Le-gin tomorrow.

NI CIVILIANS DEFEAT EXPERT SERVICE SHOTS Quantleo, Juno ams led the fifty expest pistol shota including marksmen of the army. Mel and marine corps, who competed here today for places on the tive-num team which will represent the United States In the Olympic games. Shooting area at 50 metre range. A. T.

Lane of the New 'York Rifle awl Revolver club, was first a per feet score of SOO. Others who quail. fled and their scores were: K. T. Frederiek.

New York, 491: R. C. Bracken. Volumbta. 0- Dr.

if A- Baylis. Port rrhester- N. 724: and Dr. George T. risk Chicago, The, range tomorrow.

the flnal day of the eompeLitioA, will be advanced to 76 metros..