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Whitehill Strikes Out 12, Allows Seven Hits, As Tigers Beat Yanks, 8 to 3 1 Rickard Sure License Committee Will Grant Permits To and Tiinney tw. -gTs f-TVTi-if'v mMu Dempsey MACKMENWIN Bengals Hit Ball Hard Friends Pay Him Real Tribute BOTH BOXERS TO SEE PHELAN THIS TUESDAY Behind Fine Pitching Tigers Make Yanks Look Out of Place Bengals Are Terrible Against Red Sox But the League Leaders Are Different. Staaiiiaieiits naji tn Hoyt Chased in Fourth and Thomas is Derricked in If Favor of Beall in Eighth Sees Complete Rout of sented with Automobile. BY HARRY I- I More misfortune beftll the Yankees in Navin field Sunday when, it calculations are correct, the largest crowd of the season lammed itt way between the walls 1-' 1 The clan of Kuppert looked like anything tut prospective of the league, and, kicking the hall around the lot after a fashion that was more becoming a high school club, absorbed a decisive beat ing, 9 10 1 Helpless at the plate when challenge! by Karl Whitehill, the Yankees MauKcred frightfully in the held, "booted" five chances and Hi Champion and Challenger Will Appear at Meeting of Officials. NEW YORK WANTS BOUT Business Men Bring Pressure on Politicians to Assure Match.

New York, Aug S. Ons tnor about-face and everything win In order for Jack Lempy anil Gen Tunney to fight It out for the heavy, weight champlonahlp at Yutik Stadium, Septembyt 14. All that Is Jlecessary Is for Colonel John Jyrhelan and Celontl D. Walker Vifur to discover thit there Is no reason why they should not grant Jack and Gene llcensn to ply their trade tn New Yori state. Dempsey and Tunney will be It the offices of the state athletic com-mission Tuesday morning to npptf In person for their licenses.

Jamn A. Farlev, chairman of the board, wilf be there to see that thi- don't get them, while his associates, William K. Muldoon and GeorK Ilrower, will be exerting their in fluence In the fighters' favor. Won't Let "out Go. Colonel Phelan has said that will not grant Dempsey a llcenas as long aa the champion wants to light any one except narry wills.

Hut Colonel I'helan has been In camp for a fortnight with the tstti regiment, and presumably, si a goes, soldier, tie has learned how to ei. ecute the order: "About face!" From a source close to the powers that be In boxing it was leurni-J that the heavyweight championship bout will not be permitted to leavs New York. Pressure Is being brought to hear from all sides upon Col. I'helan and Col. Wear, ho comprise the license committee.

The hotel men dint want to see the bout get away; rwr do a lot of other New Yorkers who can make money out of It. Dundee Face Taak, Johnny Dundee, grand old man of the ring, come back agtiinst one of the leading lightweight contenders on Friday night at the Coney Inland stadium. I'lill McGraw his been assigned as the one to thwart Johnny In hi return to the A tough Job they picked out for the old man. The two Loaysa battles established McOraw's reputa tion as one of tne best. So, the old man has not picked out a soft one to begin with.

But whenever did he pick out soft ones? Never In all his career. Even when he went Into the sticks barnstorming Dundee told them to trot out tne hardest nans tney couia pro duce. Dundee fought the best that the big town afforded. He fought Leonard at least 10 times. He fought Jackson, Tendler and the hardest hitters of his day.

Here he bobbing up serenely, as If nothing had ever happened. A great war rior, perhaps the most remarket)! of all tune. Monroe, Aug. 8. New Tork Cent rals of Adrian, defeated Monroe.

Stars here Sunday afternoon 4 to 1 I. Lezotte twirled great ball for the visitors, fanning 12 and allowing but four scattered hits. Adrian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1-4 1 1 Monro 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 4 1. Iozr.tte and E. Leiotle: Urm.ihwu and Flalter.

Rickard Seeks Lenglen Debut New York, Aug. (A.P.I Promoter Tex lllekard, of Square Garden, announced today lhat neicotliitliin are under war for Susanne l.enitlcn to mnke her prof eaalonnl tenuis debut lit the Garden neat October, Me did not any who her opponent are to he. Regardless of how they perform over the balance ot th schedule, it Is probable that the Tigers will finish neither in first place nor the cellar, but that same group of athletes possess the faculties for making tail-enders look like champions or champions like cellar occupants. Against the Red Sox and Athletics, the Bengals looked Ilk a bunch of third rate sandlotters and there was little Improvement in their work against the Nationals. Then along came the rampaging Yanks after a great stand both at home and on the road, and in the first two games of the series they have been made to look like anything but potential champions.

It Is doubtful If Lefty Grove, with all his stuff, ever made a ball perform th tricks en route to the plate that Whitehill exercised over the pellet In Sunday's game. Getting an even dozen batters of the slugging tendencies of the Yanks on strike, and six of them hitting from the right side of the plate, is a pitching feat that seldom has been matched at Navin field. Whitehill got' Koenlg twice. Paschal twice. Combs.

Gehrig, Ruth, Laszerl, Dugan, Collin. Hoyt and W'Brd or every man who appeared In the Yankees' starting lineup wltn the exception of Severeld. Behind the splendid hurling performance of the southpaw, the Tigers played sparkling ball In the field, only one Inglorious error by O'Rourko when he heaved Thomas' simple chance to the aland, and Tavener's slip in the ninth, marring an otherwise perfect defense. O'Rourke, however, atoned at least In part for his poor aim, hy punching out three hits In four trips. It la not often that a batsman scores on a single before the ball Is returned to the pitchers' box, but that Is what Gehrlnger did In the seventh.

,11 hit cleanly to right and Fnschal heaved the ball wide to Dugan. Jumping Jo recovered the ball an then threw it to center field trying to flag Gehrlnger going to second and the Tiger second baseman romped all the way home before Combs could get the leather back to the Infield. I'aschal's home run was a low drive that sailed on a line over the stockade In left. It cleared the wall only by two feet but there was a lot of power 'behind the blow, 1'othurglll hit one almost as hard in the iirst inning In the same direction but it crashed up against the wall and, Into the overflow crowd for two bases. Tavener provided the best fielding play of the game when he came In fast to scoop up Koonig's slow roller in the and throw out the batter without straightening up.

Ruth's first hit of the game was a double that Gehrlnger managed to partially knock down, the ball rolling slowly toward center Held ami the Lube beat the throw to second. a picked up a 'ew points In his quest tor the batting leadership In punching out a double and single in five trips to ihe plate while Kothergill got a double In four aoDeur- ances. Ruth gained on both with his double and single in three attempts. So good was Whitehill' pitching that Ins inner defense hftd comparatively llttlo to do, only eight aa-siata being divided between Tavener Gehrlnger and O'Rourke. Neun also had an easy day for the same reason, Bassler being credited with 12 putouta, or one lea than double beside the first baseman name In the box score.

Rave the liners nmrc runs than the However, woum nave oeen niincicnt VVhitchill was complete master of the Yankees with the exception of a single inning, when they scored two earned runs, the result of a double by Ruth and I'aschal's home run, which were coupled in the fourth. There was a "lot" on jthe ball that the southpaw passed along for the league leaders' inspection besides the leather covering. fttrlke. Out 12. No less than 12 of th Yankees Went down on strike, not excepting J-tuth.

unit once the young handcr, who appeared In better form than at any other time since the un sUru-it. took th whole side that way. Htrlking out 12 men Is not an American league record, a mrk of IS made l.y J. red lllade year age till standing. Hut ih flock of clubbers who subsided lhat way on the Sabbath i a record for the oaon and one apt to remain un touched thl year.

Following Is th way WTiltehll! turned the Vankces back on strlkea: t'lret Inning One, I'aechal. fterond Inning One, llugajs. Third lamina One, Host. Fourth Inning Oar, l.aaerl. Fifth Inning One, Ward.

Kltth Innliia Kornla Urhrlir, I'nxhnl. Wmin Tio, I llaih. Mnlh InnliiaT Two. I I I Coniba. Whitehill pliehed In I'nacliala "iroove" after Kulh doubled In thu fourth and i'nachul hit Ihe bull oer the truer.

Tboae runa were earin'o without a itii.lunce ot a doubt. The other ent-iny eounier wita a tltt lhal followed an over-throw ol hrt be by u'luiurke in th eev-enth wbn the aide ahould have been rented ruiilna. lilt lloyt Freely. While the Iieniiala' aldewheelei making monkeys ot the Van-ker the pltohwia wei appoariiia- and dinicppvnrina Hoyt couldn't aland 'he butlvrltiK ne waa euiueoii-n lo and yieJdi'd hie poat to lyle Thomaa, who In lurn waa relieved by lleail. ToKellier.

the trie Were asaulled for 14 blowa of -sorted im, a total lhat doubled the harveM yu.id'il by Whiti-hlli. It la seldom thut the Vmikepa their llne-tip eontaiiilng cxploalve uiiiLoui, aie nitine to appear an weak on thia occasion, tinea Whitehill adjuatd hu aim. which waa after the (Irat In-inns, when he paaaed two nixii. he cracked the whip and the Yankeoa danced to Its mualc. "We'll Hive that crooked arm a fine puellOaT this afn rnoon," imiamd lluth aa he observed Whitehill warming up.

That remark prove that the Humblno la not infalllblo and he, loo, can make nilstakwa Kuin had better aucreaa with While hill than the reat of the Yankee achieved, but he waa restrained from perfornilnit hla specialty of hlttlntf other people' property out uf the lot. Incidentally, the tiiillan of allop aa una of the ati Ikeout victim. Not Alnny Kaay. No flub has yet acquired a habit of dolntt to Hoyt what the Tiller did, at il It Hu ant -to be the uaual procedure with llinm oftener than the KlatbuHh hurlcr happens to be 111 form that etiariieterixed hla work Sunday. Hut the Tler can be con-alalent.

If nothliiK else, In one reaped. They will let the hokum club maul them around the lot and the next time out alauKhter a club like the HuKinen. It wimn't a reeord crowd for Nn- Fans with a personal regard for Heilmannboth as a player and sportsman, show-ercd him with gifts at Navin field Sunday. Among them was a Cadillac car given by Lawrence Fisher and presented by Mayor Smith. fV at- 0.

JUNIOR TENNIS, GOLFERS MEET Younger Generation of Athletea Clash in Tourneys at Chicago. Bell, Doeg Favored for Net Title Carricks Choices on Course. ChlcaKO. Auk. J.

(A. The younger Keneiatlon of American Hthlete neaembled here tonight to compete for national and aectlonal nouoi in two sport. Th national Junior and bova' ten. nls champlonshlpa have drawn the largest entry Held In the history of iho tourneys, to awing into the title play tomorrow. A similar altuatlon.

as Indicated by late entrants toduv. oromlae. much of youthful action in the Junior chiimplonaliliis of the Western Oolf association. Uerkeley Hell, Austin. Texas.

and John Doi u. of Monica Calif are among- the most favored candidates for the Junior tentil title. Anion- the bova. the bril liant W. H.

"Junior" Coen. 0f Kansas City, is outstanding-. The names of 22 entrants were announced today In nalrlna-a for Tuesday's qualifying round In the golf championships, to be played over the Kdxewater course, while the racquet wlelders contest on the turf courts of the South Side club. Kmeraon Cnr.7 nt Kiinsii. hu passed the lsi-year age lllllll.

which lukim HtVMV hiu u.uA.... Junior golf title. Alex and lonall larrick. Juvenile golf star, are outatHnilinir amnnv oi. distant visitor.

pWWwajeia)aWa -it. I I I t-' I T. IbV Largest Crowd of Season LeadersA-Heilmann Pre BULLION. ol the stadium. Timers made strictly on merit, which, DETROIT.

An ji tb mi Nun. lb i i i i) 7 alanush. h.ilhuKHI. If. rleilitiHtin, rf.

(lain Inter, 2h. i Itoui k. lit. Tavener, iwmaler, WhlLhlll, i i Totals 17 14 in I 1 NKVV TOItK. AH II II I'll fill HH K'leai.

UHxellu, aa. 'inula, hmh. If I'uarlml. LmzriI, I'UKan, 3li. Havert-lil.

lolllna H'vl. Tlhimefl, I'i'll, Unrd IHntiRituah Totali It 1 I 7 11 0 II I H.ittnl ftr Hovt In fifth. tllaltel for lleail In nllllh. tlr.ilt I 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 New oik 0 9 0 I 0 0 1 0 I'ltcliin anmn.ery: lllta (rr Hovt I In ImmiK. ofT Tli.piuiii 5 In 1 imihum I '1 I hmlna Iwn.hae lll Hmh.

Muimxh Three bnne lilt Neuo Hi r.ie run -I'aa hr.t HnmL ai.i,.' hill IS. Ilnall I. Thomai 1. Hnaea bnlia-I'fT H'hllehlll U-ft on t.M--Si.tn,u I ew Voi Tim a n. I'liipiteaLiinaan, ItallaiHl nriri Ow-IIM.

vln field, but few hnvo beaten In pioportiona the Imiucnae throna thai aaaaulted the antea in id. stadium on this Kabhnth afternoon i.oiik nernre trie late rumor arrived tronn liiiiKi-d "S(linwker" with miiitaphoiie a amplltler chained the Information thm nil r. serve aeata had been dlnprmed of and that atandlna; room only waa i nun nip. HerveiJ Double I'urpnae. They came attracted by th- di ble nniK'ict the aianal tribute) paid Harry Kellmanii, jne of baaebaH'e moat popular athletea.

and the fi-'wuif oi i-iniie uuin. HlartlnR before noon, the rabid fan commenced to collect at th. entrances to the park and the Knine had started when the laat of the jam "as riearea away. Kverv eat In the IiIk atanda. nnvltllnna bleacher waa oceupl.d.

the elrcua ii'ricnin were riuatered with humanity and a frlnae of overflow bordered th outflrUl from foul Unto foul line. Harry llcllmann waa preaenteil with a Intiat model of fnillllac rai and a diamond studded acarf pin ami no i.l wlnhed a do- on "Mube" tit h. Mayor John Smith nreaeiited the car to H-Urinnn and Inwrence Klher. prealdenl of the Cadillac Motor Car eompanv. tendered the deed to the blir athlete.

Tlsrera Flay Hoyt Farty. Whitehill couldn't leKltlniatel complain about the start hla caul launched him Into In Ha flit attack on Hoyt. That the Yankee tied th core three Innings later wa hi own fault. Neun greeting to Hoyt waa In the form of a double that Comb Juttslcd and let Neun run anothet bae. Manual! nav lmerl a chance to throw him out, which he did, ecorlnn Neun.

I'othernlll dropped a double Into the left Held crowd and went to third on Hilmamra aactlllce fly to Comb. The ret of the dletanee Kotherirlll mad In tase on (jehrlng-er'a mgle. In the fourth, th Yankee' first Continued on lage 1. IX Fair Enough IjJ? Ne- ii' mm1 REDS UNABLE TO SCORE RUN Lose Their Twelfth Game in 16 Starts Against New York, 6 to 0. Tyson's Homer in Third Gives the Giants a Pair of Tallies.

New York, Auk. I. (A. McQuillan blanked Cincinnati 6 to 0 today and the Giants took the series ly four games out of five. Today's triumph gave the New Yorkers II victories and four defeats against the Hails for the season thus far.

Tyson's home run with one on base In the third featured a five-run tally In that -Inning. CINCINNATI. NEW YORK. AB A Crltl. 4 Koush, WelAer.

I'hi-late'n, 1.4 Hlp. lb HarKr'va. c.4 V.UKinaiin .0 lTfSM-ll, Sb.4 Kcnl. FrISih 1 i Juhnson. it.

Mueller, Umlat'm. Meuml. .4 1 hell), lb. ...4 Tson. in kimri.

as. 2 Uuiil n. a 1 It 2 1 1 (I 6 0 Miy. Lucia, 1 0 Totals. I II Total 30 It 27 11 Kan for Ilargrev In ninth.

Cincinnati New York I I I I t-4 i i) Iluna Fttach 1 Juhnson. I.lnditrom. Kelly. Ton Krixira ivunel 32. To-bes lilt Koi-d.

H-ini run Tyaea. Stelen lieae Ki li-h l.lnilstnmi. Iniutile ulii.va 1'rtt. Kotil and Ptpp; Jackson and ktilly: Kns-h ami Kcily 2. Left on I.Hsea Ni-w Votk i.

Cinctntiatl I. Ftes on balls lift Mur ll-ijiilllan 7. Struck out Ily MrQuUInn 2. Mity 1. Lucas 2.

Hits fr M.iy 4 in 2 1-3. Lucas In 5 2 -J 1'aasod Imtt Hsntrave. l.oslna pitcher May. I'm-pliee ciweeney. Pttriun anil O'liay.

Time lr I I fi WHEN BARRETT BUNGLES FLY Sox Outfielder's Muff in Tenth Nets Athletics Victory, 6 to 5. QUINN LEAVES EARLY Chicago Routs Him in Second But Sam Gray Fares Better. Chicago. Aug. I.

(A.P.) Bill Barrett's muff of Hale's fly In the tenth Inning enabled Lamar to score from first base with th run which gave Philadelphia a 6-to-S victory over Chicago. Chicago Jumped Into the lead by driving Qulnn off the mound In the second Inning. The visitors forced Thurston's retirement In th fourth inning, and the gam then became a pitching duel between Qray, Thomas and Connally, In which the White Sox defense cracked. ATHLETICS. AB A Ftlahop, IK.

.4 0 1 4 CHICAOO. AB 0 A Mostll, I 1 Hunnaf'd. a. I I Cullllia. 2b.

.1 1 0 French. Lamar, 4 IUU, 3b 4 Poole, ..4 Cochrane, e.4 11 a i 1 14 1 I Uhaely. 0 10 1 Slorehart, 2.4 0 4 Kalk. If 4 Unllowar. I I 1 I util ti ti.

p. ...0 0 Kamm. 30.. .1 Hchnlk. Harrl Connelly, o.l p.i Uray.

p. .4 1 0 Thomaa, Cruua. I 12 SO 15 Totals 38 130 12 Batted for Schnlk In fifth. Philadetohla II I I I I Chicago' 10001000 04 BuilI-amar Pool. Cochrane, Galloway, Gray MoatU, Morermrt, Falk.

Kamm 25. ICrior Imrretl 1. Two-bua hits Uray. I-Ainar, Gulloway and French. Three-Ie lill-Colllns.

Sacrifice Ijiniar. Iieuble play Htahop to Poolo. Irfft on haaea Athletic 5. ChicAao 7. Ilrtaea on balla Off Thompson 1.

Qulnn I. Gray i. struck out Uy Thureton 1, yulnn 1, Oray 3, Thouma 1, Connally i. Hlt-Oft Qulnn 4 In I 1-3. Uray I In I 2-J.

Thuratun 7 In (none out In fourth). Thomna 1 In 3. Connally 4 In 4. Wild pltrb Uray. Wlnnlns pitcher Gray.

Loalna pitcher-Connally. Tmplrea Morlarty, Orniaby anil Hlldebrand. Time 2.M. WILTSE HOLDS BROWNS. St.

Louis. Aug. 8. (A. Boston today won tho second game of the series from the St.

Louis Americans. 4 to 2, In a contest featured by the pitching of Wtltse, Red Sox southpaw. He allowed only three hits and In the laat seven InnliiM only three men faced him each inning. A Hed Sox two-run rally In the ninth followed an error by Manager Sisler of the Browns. BOSTON.

ST. LOUIS. AB A AB A TVihtn 2 1 Mellllo, .3 1 2 KiKiiey. ae. 0 I 6 Jaeoba'n.

m.5 1 2 0 Tout, 0 12 Heann, 0 4 4 Shaner. I 0 0 Haiicy. 8 0 3 Gliaton. 4 1 Will. 0 0 1 Itlce.

3 0 2 0 2 lb 4 1 10 Wil mnia. 1.4 I 0 Miller. 0 4 1 Manna. 3.3 0 0 3 Hirar ve. 0.2 0 3 Hon tann, si 0 I Gerher.

overs, p. 0 1 I .12 1 17 14 28 I 27 16 nston 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1-4 St Louis I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 Kun-KITiy. To. Haney, Oaston-t: Mellhu. Bice 2.

Krrora lleKiin Mellllo, Staler Ilolierlaon 3. Stolen tiaaea GuaKin, Hiiney. Sacntk-ea Slianer. Haney 2. llla-ncy Doul.le pluya -Itisnoy.

lteirail and Tu.lt Miller ami Rlaler. Left on haaea---Hcaton St. Loula 2. Haaea on tiailB Gff Wlltae I. Nvera 4.

Struck nut-lly Wllta 4 Nevers 2. Paaaed l.all-Hai itrave. Liu-liirea McGowan mid Kvans. Time 1:52. BUFFALO TAKES TENNIS HONORS Buffalo, N.

Aug. Detroit Tennis club, playing here yesterday In the finals of the annual Inter-lake team tournament between the cities of Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo and Buffalo, lost In th final to Buffalo, 6-4. Buffalo won four of the six singles matches and made victory certain by winning one of the three doubles. In the playoff for third place. Cleveland defeated Toledo, 6-4.

Snakes Infest Nebraska Links Kidney, Xthranka, An. mnny rnttletiiukra -tnfet Sidney golf club roiirne thnt ffwltr who venture out on It report they tnke more strobes smlniclnv nt snukes rhnn they do nt olf lnlls A Inrite number of innki'i have been killed durlntr the pnt month. A viper vthlrh Is more poisonous thnn the rattler, wan killed bjr a golfer on the eonrse today League it. Browns Show Best Average for Week, But New York York to Be In. first time he had beaten th Giant since he Joined the Cincinnati team In 1924 and the first time he had beaten them In five years ss well.

His last triumph over New York was In the Worlds series. 1levelar.d's pennant aspirations were given a rough shock when the Hugmen proved to be maatera of the situation in a three-name series tak-inK two of the contents. l'he Hrowns passed Ihrouerh with the beet average in the American however, wtth five victories in seven )rue Sisler crew also produced 11 of 67 home runa. that were turned out in the majors. The haviest hitters and run scorers were th Washington Senator with If.

4 hits O'ui a total of ,1 runs, cfht of which were circuit drives Ttier were 615 safeties in i th American against 617 in tbo aa-, tioiial. HI 1 ft 1 yi' ArV; 1 Heilmann Major League Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE. Pet. Pet. Tork.

iflll UK si til 4 Wash'irlon 63 5it 57 52 Bt 4ti .42 lietrxilt 57 ltnston 71 .318 Hunday'a lleault. I'etroit New York Philadelphia rhleime 5 CIO Innlnss). C'evelnlid 7. Waalilnvten 4 Huston t. 8t.

Loula t. Monday' (James. New York Bt Detroit. I'hilailelphla at Chicago, Itnitiin at St. Loin.

Washinitun at Cleveland. NATIONAL LEAGUE. tj Pet. I'lttshurnh 44 5-3 Ht. 4J Cincinnati.

49 r. pit New Tork. 6 iO 51 .41 43 1 Wnnday llenulta New Vork I. Cincinnati 0 St Loula S. Pnnikivn 3 (10 tnnlnsa).

iiuty games echeijulcd. Monriay'a (iamea. Clnolnnatl at Phllailelphl (two). Pltlatiui-yri at Brooklyn. Ml.

Iaiuis at lioaton I'hlcaKO at New Vork. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Klrtt KniTWr I.oulsvlll 0 0 1 0 1 It Toltt.i I 0 1 0 0 1 1 14 2 KiMib. Holley nJ lvornier; Coopr And tU 1 1. It.

iram 4...0 0 1 1 12 0 0 10 1 -11 H) t) and Mry.tr; Maun and Kirnt irnnut MMwnuk 1 I KunvHti City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 liifurth nd MtWentjuiy; Jirin tuid tiny-dr. Second Km Kunwi irity 0 1 0 fl 1 0 3-4 MilWHukc-t 0 HMD) li i Slut. hun and Shinault; Orwit mud Yuung (CtilleMl tit ulifrtth by HKrermvrit). Ht. t'ul 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 26 IS 1 Mi'Hi-amliji 0 ft 0 0 0 0 0 V0 4 MimJ and Hofftrln; Hutwll, Holllngi-nnh, Wi on aiid Uowdy.

InHnnall Col'imtvua 0 I 0 I 0 1) 1 0 0 0 0 1- IM inner, In mvl Witheni. Sumhro find1 llaywiwih. by the world's champion Pirates. Roarers Ilornsby who succeeded Uranch Ktckev aa manager of the Card laat year, hu been making great headway with the club this season. Hornsby has kept the club In the front rank durlrnr virtually all of the present campatKn and if th ardlnais conclude the aeason oil top.

ii win he the nral time a st. I.otiig team haa won a pennant in e)ther league. The Horniby outfit had only two reverae, during the week, while the neat the Coraairs and ttedleK could do wa to draw an even break In i Announcing TMaa iff I I "i It may be your turn to have an accident today. Protect yourself. Our NEW PREFERRED AUTO POLICY gives many added features at no added cost.

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The Cubs and lliafits were deadlocked for premier honors in their organisation with six victories and two defeats each. The Kobtn were forced to retreat into sixth place by wiiinliiK only one of seven games while the iliants succeeded them on the tifth rung. Outetundlfi; amnnar the pitching f-at was the performance of Carl Mi of Cincinnati, former member of the Yankee, who shut out the illnnta 11 to 0 yesterday. Mays haa pitched scoreless ball during hi laat 2 imiirgs. The whltewaahmir also meant more to Maya for It waa the AMERICAN l.EAOfF ii 32 I.

St i N-w I'e'ntt i'Ihiii Katyti 41 St. Louis Fans Sense Pennant as Hormby Keeps Climbing Toward Top. NEW YORK, Aug. 8. (A.

The National league pennant scramble stood out decis ively unsettled the btintins: chase In the American appeared definitely determined. While the Yankees rounded out th week firmly Intrenched at the top. ten and one-half names In front of the second place Indiana, oniv two and one-half gamea separated the firs! three club of the Nntlona! circuit. 11 -pe of St i.oula f.ina to enjov chuivpu.nf-hip imw M.itid a Imnce ot fillHII.il With fHe i.n.-cut i vtcii'ria iiver H.riinU the ci.Mitsl frur'i the Place Kriie. In turn ere 1 eamea C.

in.it. from the crest uoar occupied Tn week' major league record of game won and lost, run. h. error, opponents' run and home runs. Including game of Saturday, follow: NATIONAL I.f OR HR 7 in 4 3: 8 1 1 New York I'-H'UKh t'-fi- l.rooalyn I.