The Bridgeport Telegram from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 14

SIX THE BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1920. Williams Proves Puzzle tO i Giants Continue Ping Having Great Year with Yanks Wsterbury Hurler Holds Locals Down to Five Scratch Hits House and Walsh Easy Picking for Visitors. WATERpuny William 1 in form behind brilliant fielding for Waterburv and Ed Walsh's wabbling, i i and shakey Eastern league a hopes went a to 1 count cs- terday afternoon at the Eaprle street pasture. It Wau-mnVs d.ir in the winning l.ne. ,1 i occasion a- the Xevfielu stadium tor fir Brasscos, and Sliantj House, ho on the mound for the locals was well aware of the fact.

Shanu hurled for I innings and at the of the sixth motioned to Ed to some one in to relieve him IM sent his broth-i 3Iarty to the but tho dam mt -aas done. Shanty during- liis i i -lay was belted 101 safeties. aided by a pass and a brace irors in succession enabled the last City contingent to pack the --nme away. Tne visitors pelted Marty's offerings for four singles ut were unable to score, the locals oming to life in the Held. Right Kleldei IMUon, the new man on ttu team, didn't bring anything in the line of class to light and made an ciror i permitted Waterbury's nrst run to trickle across the pla'u He also made an error in Wednes- game with New Haven in i City.

Williams TIic Wlioie Works. The Americans against Wilha.ni? took on the appearance of a flock of Class leaguers. While he didn (Io much in the strike out line, the Waterbury hurler made the Wa-lsh- en hit -where he dosned. But fn times were they disobedient. Tn ot said times came in the last inning Cutting the lone Bridgeport run 01 he day er.

Bill Lai was thd first the Park qty flock to connect He came through in the ipird with one gone, tnt was stra-nfl- iii on tre paths, fast nelding- Waterbury putting- the next two mer uut. Ray Grimes came through witl Christie So, Connors, Ai mstrorig, Hatch i f. Williams i ab Ib po a 2 URinGEPORT. If. Lai.

3b "Ronagueia Gr.mes. Skiff, Sherwood 21i G-rimes. rf. Houto, -M Walsh, p. Dillon rf Walsh, rf.

Ib, 1 1 YORK, Aug. o. a i a -1 Yoi the tirst game of I set ip (Jhit.iKO today 2 to 1 li. i i i pitching duel i Barnts and a Deal scoicd 1or i the Cubs the hixth on triple and i Buncrott's of Dalv groun- dor. In the Giant's half, with two out.

Uarnes ajid Burns, singled, both 1 i on Ban-croft's triple. Score. CHICAGO a a rf Il'cizog, 2h Terry, ss Barber 1 Paskcrt, cf Robertson, 1C Deal, 3b Daly, Vaughn, Merkle, Totals Burns If Bancroft SK Young, rf rrisch Kellj, I King, cf 0 21 Snvder, i Barnes, 1 "i ORK a i 1 i i No Good to Yanks if)i Meets G-m Ib po 0 1 0 0 2 11 0 DETROIT, A-ug. made his i i the season here todaj i tnv of the Yankee-Tigei i Detro.t won 7 to 1. homer came in the seco.id He was the first man up for the visitors in that i i and Bhmke's initial oflcnng over the scene in right field.

ITeilmann made a circuit drive in the In thn eighth Detroit 5 hits and one error Pratt tho 'irst for a plai ei since 1119 i-core YORK lh no a BABE ADDS ANOTHER TO HOME RUN RECORD 1 1 1 0 1 2 30 1 27 17 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0--3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1--3 Armstrong, Skiff i a Pipp, 1h i a Ruth, i If Bodie, cf Ward, 3b Hannah, Ruel. Shawkey, Totals SR DETROIT, Aug. Kuth greased out his tlurty- ntntto home run of the season here today, when he made circuit clout off Ehmke in the second inning oi' the ffamp. It looks as If the Babe was a fCAv near the first of the season when he said he would "get forty home runs or bust." Sweepstakes for 2.05 Pacers Won by Hal Mahone 1 TlBTROTT Totals. a i Bridgeport, Stolen base? Sacrifices Skiff.

Double plays Connors to Christie to Hart. Left on bases, Bridgeport Watorburv on balls, off House 2: Williams es Chicago 1, New A 01K 1 2. Hits off House, in 4 mninss; ck by by Barnes off Walsh, 4 in 4 mnmgs. Struck I 0 cm and i 'm out. hv House 2, by M.

Walsh 2. bv Williams 1. Losmz pitch-er, House. rmpires. Bro and Hanifan.

Time CINCINNATI WINS FIRST of game, 1:35. Totals 27 i A -jl 2(5 a lor a in 9th inning. Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0--1 New York 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 x--1 Three bas.e hits Deal, Bancroft. Saenlices, Vaughn, Flvack. plavs, Deal Terry to Barber.

Left a i applauds Babe his a i all baseball lecords cvoi a a the good i ot one "Ping" Bodie, the Italrin c'lown mtibt not be i laughing-. who Keeps the Yar- I is Ping who keep's the times I It keei laughms And 5011 Coi set it, il ALSO Ping who sometimes wfungs out a run and saves i day Jones, cf If 1 o- for the Yankees. rf Pinolli. ss Stanagc, Hutchinson Wins Open Golf Title at Olympic Fields Club OF SERIES FROM PHILLIES HAVEX 3--Chief Herder ttas in his usual today. Only one Albany man reached third bnse through an error by Shay.

Leftfielder Tamm made all three of the hits off Bender The local man- PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Luque held Philadelphia to threa hits today and Cincinnati easlj iirst game -of the series 7 to 0. Only two local players reached ond base and neither got farther. i Duncan's hitting featured. Groh hit twice by pitched bails The I score: CINCINNATI agor practict'lv won hts own game when he tripled in the second inning with the base? The score: ALBAXY.

ib bh po Rtausen. Sweatt. 2b Tamm. Hameron, Ib Donahue, 2b Prediger. c-rf Baker, cf Gillis, rf-c Horn, Hernng, Totals XEW HAVEN.

O-illfespie. 3t Khay, ss Xutter. rf Ball, 2b Torphy, Ib McGowan, cf Woodward, If Sullivan, Bender, Totals 1'oanv 0 Xew Haven ab second hit in the sixth two gone, hut Skiff flied to Christie for the third out. Anothet Waltzer wallop occurred in the soventh. Sherwood, opening tnt stretching session, did the Ken Grimes hit into a double jjlu hile Marty Walsh grounded f01 tne third out.

Visitors Score in Second. opening Waterburv's of the second flied ont to jett. belted to Bona- i'uera and made flrst when Bony let the bail go through his legs 1-atch sing-led to right and Dillon tag with the sphere whiie Armstrong tallied. Shinault YVilh-ams were easy outs. Tn-o More In Fifth.

Three sms'es and a pass Waterbury two more in the fifth v. th one gone Shinault led off with one-timer to right and to second T.hen House passed Williams. lined a single to deep een- tej-. tallying Shinault and putting Milliamt, on second. Connors hoist- i to Brackett and Porter crashed iO left, seor.ng Williams.

-r trying to reach third on the out when Ray Grimes inter- tpted Bracken's throw in and a the to "Silly Bridgeport's first chance to score came in the second inmng. Grimes opened with a fly to Christie. Williams gave Bill Skiff a free ncket to first. Bill stealing second a moment later. Sherwood flied to Shinault and Ken Grimes was walked.

Shanty House knocked the chances of a score to smithereens oy strrking out Snanty had to reach across the plate to a the thi-d fruitless swing. Locals Get One in Xintli. With one gone in the ninth Waltzers started to rally, but the rally lasted until one run was registered and then did the friendly I RROWNS A11 act to the Brasses. Bouaguera went i KALL1 ont on a slam to Connors and Ray Grimes followed with a single. SkiK forced Rav at second -with a rap to Connors, who threw to second.

Christie attempted to double "up Skiff first tbut threw wilcfa, Bill Tiding on to second. Sherwood singled to right, scoring the local backstop. Ken Grimes ended the with a rap to Armstrong who threw him out at first. 10 0 3 It bh 1,0 1 3 1 Groh, 3b, Rath, Daubert, Ib, Roush. cf, Duncan, If, Kopf, ss.

Xeale. rf W.mgo, e. Lugue, ab 3 3 Ih po 0 3 2 0 0 10 0 5 3 4 2 0 1 3 1 1 Totals 34 1 11 27 PHILADELPHIA. 0 2 0 0 Z4: 12 15 27 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 0 2 1 3 1 x--12 Two hits, Nutter. Ball.

Three oase hits, McGowan. Bender Stolen base. Sacrifices. Sullivan 2. Double plays Bransen to Sweatt to Darneron.

Left on bases. New Haven 5: Albany 5. Base on balls, off Bender 2: off Horn 6 oft Herring 1 Hits off Horn 11 in 6 innings; off Herring 4 in 2. Struck out by Bender by Horn 2, by Hernng 1 Wild pitches, Horn. Passed balls, Sullivan, PrecBger.

Losing pitcher, Horn. TJmpires, Bransfield and Time 1:34. J. Miller, Ib. Rawlings, 2b, Stengel, rf, Williams, cf, cf.

Fletcher, 63, Wrightstone, Wheat, Hubbell, p. Enzmann Totals, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, ab 4 4 2 4 4 4 3 Ib po a CHICAGO, A Hut ohm- son of Glemtew won the open golf championship of the Western association at i a fields with a total of 29(i strokes for the 11 holes, just one stroke the hcore of Barnes of SI Louis, who held the title for three jeais. Harry Hampton of i despite an eight on the yard tenth hole, anS C. W. Hackney of Atlantic City tied with Barnes for 1 second place Hackney had to play backwards out of a gopher hole oji the eighteenth Fairway in the last round, but made the 420-yard fiole in four.

William Creavy, a young Kansas City professional, was next in the line with 298 strokes. Sixth prize went to Eddie Loos ot Chicago i 302, while George Carney of Chicago, with 304 J. O'Briei and S. Loefler 'of Pittsburgh, with 306 each, and Larry Ayton of Chicago with 307 completed the ten prize winners. Scoring- throughout tie tournament was comparatively high and the play of the leaders was erratic, so that the winner was not decided until the last contestant had finished, Jim Barnes, who won the title twice with a record score of 286, took S3 for the first round of the longer of the two courses used He redeemed his chances in the aft- u-eek, but the ball rolled into a ivoods behind a.

Prom an apparently impossible lie Barnes sent tne ball to the green and had an I foot putt for victory He g-ave the ball plenty of chance to go down, but was an inch off the line and missed the five foot side second putt for a tie. Hutchinson had given his com- 1 several changes to overtake him. getting i a trap on tile Totals 35 7 14 27 16 1 York 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0--1 Detroit 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 7 Two "base hits, Cobb, Veach, fa-aits. Three base hit young. Home runs, Heilmann stolen base, Veach.

Double -plays, Pinelli, Young and Heilmann: and HeilraaTin. Left on base, Xew York Detroit 9. Bases on balls, oft Shawkey Bhmke 1. Struck out by Shawkey by Ehmke o. Umpires, Dmeen and Owens.

Time 2 0 2 31 0 3 27 16 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0--0 0 0 1 1 4 0 1 0 0--7 Two base hits, Luque, Duncan tne i He has never won a title before, although he has made many course recc-rds in competition, including a 71 on the course, bettering par by BASSICK TEAM QUITS FIELD IN BRYANT GAME The Burns and Bassick baseball team defeated the Bryant EJeclri-c outfit last night, 12-0 in a game that ended rather abruptly. At the end of the sixth, tho Bassick team walked off the field in a body, assuming 1 TOLEDO, Aug --Hal Jfahone won the sweepstakes for pacers a losing tho first heat to John Henry, while Great Britton won the Toledo Times 2 1 4 trot tor three- 0 i vear-olds, the on todav's 0 Grand Circuit racing- card dt the jj I Fort Miami track. The track was 0 i fast, the weather ideal and a large 0 I crowd turned out to see the sport. 0 Arion McEmney won nis first race ol th-e season on the Grand Circuit when he took the. 2:12 trot, but four heats were necessary as Letanna S.

came through, in the second heat and Walnut Frisco won the third one. -The. heat winners then raced it off and Arlon McKinney led all the way. John Henry led all ttoo wa.y In the first heat of the 2:05 pace but Hal Mahone outpaced the son of Wilkie. in the next two heats, beating him in the stretch drive.

Louie Grattan won over th onte, Goldie Todd, in the 2:03 pace, in straight heats. The last quarter of the second heat was paced in 29 seconds. Great Britton equallel the mark made by Dav Star at Kalmazoo and now is tied for the fastest mile for three-year-olds this vear, when he stepped both heats of the 2." 14 trot in 2:07 1-4. three strokes and the previous rec- an attitude of super-superiority TM i forgetting for the time being, then- own position in the Manufacturers League and also the fact that the Bryants was given ragged support in their last tilt with Bassiek's leading in the second 'by 11 to 0. The spirit shown last night was a mighty poor one and the soon'er it is thrown into the discard, the better for all concerned.

Pitcher Seelev of the Bryant's was given ragged support by the men bacWng him, booting eight chances. It is hoped that a return g-ame can be arranged in order to satisfy those concerned last night's fiasco. Americans May Be Last TO Arrive in Antwerp Jdumy Siaiiir.ers Raxa of the Hanlesi IS as OHI Welterweights in CsBitry Next Monday's Card Completed. Considerable interest has bec'i manifested in the boxing show wile i be staged next Monday ajglit ir the new open air areaa it tho crrner of. State street and Wordin avenue under the ausptcea Bridgeport 'ire-wire boxing orgracization-- Pic Bridgeport Athletic and Amnse- mont, Company.

The club has signed Johnny Sam- a of New York to meet ixgash, Connecticut's welterweight c.iampion in tho main attraction or ro at 145 rounds. Little need be said about Bogash's abOitr as a nngster as his brilliant record TM secure from among the present da-crop of welters. Summer's recenc over Harry MartoneTtha Em 1 SOUU from iTM dangerous opponent for Jack CTCC Champion wmner of the Logash-Summers battle has been promised a crack at Britton, a untested bout is yracacaO is yracacaOf by tnf boirts at Waterbnry Mill fresh the minds ot fight ftmi as the large demand madr A- Co Promoters for ringside pasteboards a. Watchmaker George last night that there is a bi and tor rickets for the Summers so than in any ofo ahows heid by the local It policy of the B. A.

A. 'GO. The sem -final boot ot tec rounds between Johnny sJiampion or the Navy and JTmniv orcl by two strokes. He went over par on only two holes. Among the unusual plays today was a one scored by Fra'nk 'Adams of Winnipeg, Canada, who holed his mashie shot on the 135-yard fourteenth hols and an eagle two on the 390-yard eleventh where J.

Montressor of Kansas City holed his approach. William Kautenbusoh of Chicago finished first among the amateuts with 313 strokes. An unu-suall large number of veteran players became with unseemly scores and railed to ernoon play of Wednesday by stttmg 1 ftTM 8 1 the seventy-two holes. Among a record of 63 for the shorter course, four under par. He was two over par in today's first nine and came home Three, base Duncan.

Stole'n in one tinder perfect figures, but bases, Luqtte, Rath. (Sacrifices, Rath 2. play, Rawlings, Fletcher and Miller. Left on bases, Cincinnati PhiladeJphia 6. Bases on balls off Luque Hubbell Enz- a 1 Hits off 6 in 4 2-3 innings; off Enzmann, 5 in 4 1-3.

Hit by pitcher, by Hiibbell ((Groh 2). Struck out, by Hubbell 2. Losing Ditcher, Hubbell. Umpires, Harrison and Hart. Time, 49.

WATSON WINS FOURTH STRAIGHT FOR BRAVES was six stiokes behind Hutchinson, who had scored 7 2 7 7 1 for Ins first three rounds. The leader fell off in the last round, taking SO for the short course and had scarcely totalled his 296 when word came' that Barnes was going well and needed only par on the last three holes to win. The St. Louis player reached the last tee with four strokes to tie Hutchinson. who had taien six on that hole.

Barnes drove 260 yards across a these were Fred McLeod of Washington, D. and George Sargert of Columbus. Ohio, both former national champions, Louis Tellier of Boston and Bob McDonald of Chicago, and W. Melhorn of Tnlsa, AMERICAN L4SSOCTATION. Milwaukee 7, Columbus 1.

St. Paul Toledo 4 Kansas City Louisville 5. Minneapolis Indianapobs Lissie ANTWERP, Aug. 6 (By the Associated the American transport Princess Matoaka arrives sooner than now is expected, the United States athletes will be among the last delegations for the stadium events to reach Antwerp. Dozens of athletes other countries were busily training at the stadium today.

Thirty-one members of the Canadian team have arrived The eight-round here, among them Earl Thomp- Young O'Leary, sqn, Dartmouth's hurdler, who holds featherweight, and the world's record in the 120 yard high hurdles. Although he has long competed in intercollegiate athletics the United States, Thompson is representing Canada in the Olympic events because of his Canadian parentage. Five American bicyclists enteredi for the Olymrpic road race arrived at Antwerp aboard the Finland today, their best e'fforts should be a corfcer. Thesi boys came together a few months ago at Endicott. and nSde such a slashing bont that the management tried to re-match them for their next show hut bothVys Trere booked up for the bouts at other clubs, so that this is their first meeting since then and the raanage-iaent is be complimented for its snc- -ess pinching: the match is not a stranger to Con- ht fans as he has boxed 2 boat between 's i "Harrv" son, 4th Div.

champ. A. bring together a pair of ers who are bound to please There is much rivalry Jim Bones and OEearn each boy's fnends prome'to bo ripuside to pull tor them and win for either will be a step oo? in front the boys are bound to "1 bound to put fo AND DEFEAT WASHINGTON ST. LOUIS, Aug. successive singles in the ninth inning gave St.

Louis one run and a 2 to 1 victory over Washing-ton today. The score: WASHTNOTON. CANADIAN CHALLENGE Judge, Ib, Milan, If, Rice, cf, ON WAY TO J. P. MORGAN.

Harris rf 2 b. Shanks, 3b, O'Neill, ES, Gharrity, Shaw, p. ab 0 0 0 0 0 Ib po 0 10 2 0 BOSTON, Aug. 5--Watson held St. Louis- to four Ihits today and Boston defeated St.

1 to 0 in the opening game of the series. It was Watson's fourth consecutive victory. The only run of ths game was scored in the second inning. Holke walked and was forced at second by Boeckel, who then stole second and scored on Maranville's single to right. The score: ST.

LOUIS. Aug. Cross, Canadian yadhting enthusiast, tD- night telegraphed J. Pierport Mori, an commodore of the New York Tacit club that soon re- i eive a challenge for the America's cup Cram an organized Canadian aoht crab--a. -comHtipn inrposed, by Mr.

Morgan befora submitting Mr. Roes' informal challenge to New i'ork Yacht cteb. "Thanks Jor yonr message re- zardmg condition under which vachts may challenge for your cup," Totals. Der, S3, Gedeon. 2b, Sisler, Ib, i Jacobson.

cf, Williams, If, Smith, 3b, Tobin, rf, SevereH, Mr. ROM' message. "You wiU Shocker, receive by letter in a. few days challenge from a duly organized club on the seaboard uf Canada to compete for your cup in Mr. Ross erpreased himself confident of being able to raise by public subscription a fund of $1,000,000 or even $2,000,000 if required to sup-ply Canada trith a.

challenger He be had already received a 4 4 2 9 37 ab 4 4 2 4 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 T. TQ 0 0 i 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 OS Ib 0 1 1 2 2 2 3 2 1 2 2 5 0 14 po 2 3 3 0 3 0 7 0 0 3 0 1 10 a 1 3 1 0 1 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Smi-flb, cf Fournier, Stock, Cb Hninsby, 2b McHenry. If Lavan, ss Clcmo-ns, Heathcote, rf Pchupp, Shottoi, Godwin, -p ab 4 9 4 4 4 bh 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 of subscriptions and a commit- would be appointed by Canadian clubs to guard this St. Louis, Two base hits. 33 2 14 27 12 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0--1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1--2 Milan, fiedeon.

PoTvetl cf Pick, yb Mann, If Sullivan, rf Holke, Ib Boeckel. 3b MaranVile, O'Xeil. Watson, 30 BOSTON, ata 4 0 4 21 1 bh po 2 3 2 EASTEBN iEAGTTE. Yesterday's Results. TYaterbury Bridg-epoit l.

New Haven 12, AJbany 0. Hartford IS, BpringfleM 5. Worcester 11, Pittsfleld. 4. (1st.) Pittsfield 13, Worcester 8.

(2nd.) All Prices Reduced 7 Trousers New Haven Worcester Springfield Pittsfleld Bridgeport Hartford Albany Watttrburr Standing of the dnbs. "Won. Lost 53 50 4T 48 4S 43 45 3-8 41 43 45 46 47 44 48 58 P.C .564 -53S .511 .511 .505 .484 .396 Games Bridgeport at Waterbury. Albanj at Now Kaven. Pittsfleld at Springfield Hartford at Worcester.

AMEH3CA1Y LEAGUE. Yesterday' HesnKs. Detroit 7, New York 1. Boston 4, Chicago 2. St.

Louis 2, Washington 1. Stolen base. Roth. Sacrifices, Harris, Shaw, Rice. Double plays, Harris and Judge; O'Neill, Harris and Judge; Sev-erid, Gerber and Severeid.

Left on bases, Washington 6, St Louis 10. Bases on balls, off Shaw off Shocker 3. Hit by pitcher, by S-hocker (Judge). Struck out, by Shocker 3 Umpires, Connolly and Xailin Time, 1:48. Reserve Monday Night i i BOGASH-- SUMMERS BOUT )2 AT 145 IjBS.

30 ROUNDS OF BOXING At the State St. Arena Johnny (126 ID. C. a i Yooing O'JJearj Acorn vs Harr) Joiinson 1 2 4 I Jira Bones You Know) Young AJiearns of 4tli Div Champ) Auspices Bridgeport Athletic and Amusement Inc. 28.

1 11 9 I I Batted for Sehup-p in St 1 inning. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 8--0 Boston 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 x--1 Two bace hits, Smith, Lavan. Stolen base, Boeckel. Sacrifices, Lavan, Pick. Left on "bases.

St. Lotus Boston S. Pase.5 on balls, off SchupTi Watson 1 Hits oft Schupp 4 in 7 innmfi-s; off Goodwin 1 In 1 inning. Struck c-nt, hy Schupp Watson 7. Losing Schupp.

O'Day and Quiglev. Time 1.23. JACKSON A. C. TO PLAY WALNUTS SUNDAY AT PARK Standing of the Won.

Cleveland G7 New York 65 Chicago 63 St. Lotus IS Washington Boston Detroit Philadelphia 4 4 3S 31 Lost 3 41 40 51 50 54 '1 '71 p.r. 1.865 GU 6 1 2 4Xo .479 .449 .304 i53n '35 '40 5Q The Jackson A. who started their return to tho diamond ciously by defeating Lordship, have hooked a game with the new Walnut A. C.

team Sunday, at Seaside park, i a No. 5 at 2 p. m. A last game is expected, and all members of the team requested In I present early i a i Games Toda'j. New Tori at Boston at Chicago.

Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at St. Jf A TIXW MJ GUI' Testerrtny, Results. New York 2, Chi -ngo 1. Pittsburgh "B'ooklyn 5 (12 i Boston 1, Rt. "ii Ails 0.

Cincinnati 7, iiladclphia C. Every Suiting and Overcoating reduced in price from $8 to $15 and Extra Trousers given free, besides. This is a double-barreled tailoring bargain that is winning little mobs and myriads of proud and particular men away from rough and risky "readymades" to the swing and cling body-building, figure-fitting custom- tailored clothes. $40 Suitings and Overcoat- ings are reduced to $30; $55 woolens reduced to $40 and extra trousers taped and tailored free. All medium and heavyweight woolens are included.

Many are ordering Fall and Winter Suits and Overcoats now to get the reduction and free trousers and to escape the high prices that clothing will bring in October. Come for free samples. Standing the Olutw. Won. Lost 5S 44 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Atlanta Chattanooga New Orleans Memphis 1. Mobile 12; Nashville 2. Birmingham Little Rock 0. Brooklyn Cincinnati New York i Pittsburgh i i i St. bouib Boston 1 1 Philadelphia Games Today.

Chicago at New York Plttebjirjrh at Brooklyn. St. Loute at Boston. 1 Cincinnati at Philadelphia, p.r. 5 9 fi5S 531 131 tm 151 WOOTiEX MERCHANTS Open Monday ana Saturday i NEWSPAPER! NEWSPAPER!.