Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 26

SUNDAY Crfbunc SEPTEMBER 30, 1923 At PORTLAND BEAVERS LAND ON FOUR OAKLAND PITCHERS AND GAIN A EA VICTORY Duck Family i ToBe Target Of Local Men and 4-D Heavy Casualties Will Be Reported From the Marshes Tomorrow Four Oakland Hurlers Are Given Beating McHughM or the Title Colwell Starts and the Three "Who Follow Fail To Show Anything. Conditions For Opening Of Season Are Reported Good In All Sections. Mrs. Van Antwerp and Miss Browne Raines In Women's Event. miMmmk.

PORTLAND. Sept. 29. Th Oaks used four pitchers'' In trying; to step the Portland Beaver thl afternoon, but none of them showed the necessary stuff, and. tha Beavers got away with a 9 to 45 win.

Ira Colwell started for thoj Oaks and retired after'' tha -third In favor of a Th Oaka were leading 4 to 8 when ha quit. The Beavertvened the scora at the expense or Murchlo In tha fourth, and trerore he '(JbuJd he lifted, the Beavers added one mora and took the lead. The Oaks even ed the count in their half pf tha' fifth, only to have Wellsbank. a rookie, help the Beavers to-two more runs in their half, He waa wild and did hot seem to have anything on the ball. Orville Eley twirled the' lasl three innings and was touched for the other two rung which were" scored in the seventh.

Roy Crump-ler started on the hllf for the beav ers. but the Oaks were showing him a merry time in the thjrd' when Manager Middleton took tha pitching duties Into his own hands and checked the visitors who were helpless in the late It was the third win in tout games for the Beavers, and tha Oaks must win the' next three 1a order to take the series. They will play off a postponed game on Monday. The score: -y OAKLAND I PORTMNT) AB.B.H.PO.A.) AB.H.H.PO.A. 1 Golf Results At Del Monte A Few Tips For Hunters To Look Over White Sox Fire Ernie Johnson Into Big Series Ernie Johnson, who will be remembered by Coast League fans as an lnflelder with the Los Angeles and Salt Lake clubs, Is one of the few lucky players to have a sunall fortune shoved In front of him Just at a time when he was supposed to be slipping.

The Chicago White Sox had him for a couple of seasons and decided last sprinfi that they had no more need for him, but instead of going out of the American League, as had been planned by the White Sox, the New York Yankees claimed him at the waiver price and now he is utility infielder for the champs and will gt in on the world series cut. It had always been Ernie's desire to be with a team Jn a world series. He broke In with Dubuque In the Three-I League in 1911, caught on with Chicago in the old United States League the following season and then landed with the White Sox. He didn't stay long. In 1913 and 1914 he was with Los Angeles Midget Smith Is Due Today for Bout With Farr Midget Smith, the crack" New York bantamweight, will arrive in town this morning from Los Angeles and will start work Immediately for his bout with Johnny Farr Wednesday night.

Since coming West Smith has defeated Toung Farrell and boxed a draw with Georgie 'Marks in Los Angeles. He made weight for the latter fight. Farr Is training at the West Oakland club every afternoon. Johnny took Jack Sharkey into camp recently. Marty Foley, the Northwestern boy who knocked Rocco Strag-malla kicking in four rounds, is here for his match with Sammy Olson.

Foley will be conceding a lot of weight, but he spotted Georfe Gibbons a chunk the other night In San Francisco and won handily. George Shade vs. Racehorse Roberts, and Frankie Mc-Cahn vs. Tommy Cello are other feature bouts. Vernon and Seattle Divide Two Games SEATTLE.

Sept. 29. Seattle lost the came of tooay'a double-header with the Vernon Tigers. to 1. but they got revenge Uy taking the aecond.

4 to 2. The scores: FIRST GAME. VERNON I SEA.T?Prt po A AB.B.H.PO.A 1 AB .11 A. Hlihlf 4 111 4 0 0 0 0 Snldr rf 1 0 0 Merkle.Sb 0 I 4 OlUpief 0 0 1 0lb 0 I I HI f'J" I I I ft Zsnlc. 4 0 10 ojRohwer.lf 1 Warar.Sb 3 0 14 Orr.Jh 4 0 0 1 Sltdt.s 4 0 0 2 aryan.o I 0 1 a a a a Oardnar.o 0 1 0 Prexy Is Elected, Opening Date Set for League A surprise was sprung when the clubs of the Alameda County Midwinter League held a meeting ai Spalding Friday evening.

The plan was to have an eight club league, but the manager of the Crystal Laundry team objected to soma of the rules, and after a vote was made for their adoption, there was nothing for the Crystal to do but drop from the league. The Crystal manager objected to a rule which barred Skipper" Roberts, former major league player. So the Bay Shore Athletic Club also withdrew and the league will go ahead with six clubs with home grounds at San Leandro, Lincoln Park, Alameda and Hayward. Otto Egenberger was elected president of the league. Lou Kennedy was added to the board of directors.

The season will open on October 14 with teams Bcheauled as follows: 1 California Cotton Mills at San Leandro. Halcyon Natives at Hayward. J. J. Krlegs vs.

Alameaa at Alameda, Luque Holds Cards Down to Four Hits CINCINNATI. Sept. 20. Artolnh toque rang np his twenty-MvMth Tlrtorr ot the win today whtn the Reili mothered ie 11 to 1. Ht illowed only four bits; The urnrei ST.

LOUIS CINCINNATI AB.B.H.PO.A. Burnt.rf 4 4 3 0 Diuhrt.lb 4(181 Klmlok.lb 4 1111 Routh.cr 110 Ouncin.lf I 1 1 1 0 Wlmo.c 1(14 1 Plnrlll.Sb 4 1111 AB.RH.PO.A. riiek.rf 0 1 Smllli.lf 4 1 1 I 4 1 (' Stock.Jb 41(1 Ttrrr.2b I I 1 McCnlj.o 1 1 1 Bell.i 1(11 (rolrr.i Toney.p I Luque. 4 1114 1111 SUiarl.v 0 filiordtl 1 North. Doubltt 1 Totili 11 1 4141l Totlll ISlllTin Bhernlel bitttd for Rtnirt In (erenth.

Doubltt batted lor North In ninth. St. Loais IDA (XXI 000 1 Cinclnotl 103 431 0O Jl Tyro-bite hits Bnrn, Dtinetn. Thre-bse lt Burni, Flnelll, Fowled. Struck out By Luque.

4. Be on ntrlk Off Toney 1. off Stuart 1. off Luque 6, Umpires Motsd Hart nfl Wilson. By EDDIE MURPHY.

Mny an office boy will be filling In at the desk for his boss tomorrow, and a lot of offices of doctors, lawyers and other business men Win be decorated with a sign return In a couple of day." Duck season officially opens tomorrow morning and hundreds of local business and professional men will leave here tonight to be In their farorlte spots where they expect 4ncka fly plenty. Local sporting: goods houses re- Sort that no season ever saw so many hunters prepared for the eponing day. and that Mr. and Mrs. Duck were never In for a rougher Swished on them early tomorrow morning.

C. H. Lancaster at the Maxwell Hardware Company has registered-more than a hundred hunters who will be among the first to fire tn the morning when Mr. Bun makes his appearance. According- to Lancaster, hunters re hoping that the weather stays as It has been for the last few days.

Conditions for bringing down mem-, ben of the duck family are now Id eat Reports from all sections are so encouraging that Lancaster would not recommend any particular spot. STUDY THE LAWS. Practically every available gun In local sporting goods houses have been rented 'out which Is a very rood Indication that this season for I duck win have more Interest than oner. While hunters will be out In record numbers, Mr. Game Warden will also be out In force, and advice to hunters Is that they get themselves a copy of the game laws at BK-UJT VI uia 4 B(IUI ling guuua nouses and memorize the section overlng this part of the state.

Many of the local men have planned parties on the Sufsun tnarsh. Hart Wilcox, George Da-VI Roster Mikel, B. L. Scott, L. Fay, Lester Scott and W.

J. Wlg-more have formed a private club and have a section all staked out on the Sulsun marsh. Frank Prettt. A. Harris and Lawrence Deluei will do their shooting from Branscome, also on the Sui-un marsh.

Dr. William S. Porter and George Wilhelm. the latter manager of the Sastbay Water Company, will hoot from the Wilhelm pond near Alvarado. PRIOR WILL BE OUT.

Tony Prior of the Golden Gate Gun Club, one of the best shots In the state, promises to bring home the limit He will be hiding in some blind at sunrise tomorrow morning. Warren Smith will also be along. T. F. Perry will lead a party of four out to Newark.

Perry Is familiar with the old hangouts of the duck family and promises the limit for ea.ch member of the party. Dr. 3. 3. Citron will supply guns for a party of three, so things Should be shaky for- the ducks Wherever this party goes.

J. Bona of El Cerrlto was around telling Lancaster that he expects to come back Monday afternoon and tell him a good place for bag-ting tha limit Other local hunters who are Hated to be ready to open Are at sunrise tomorrow morning are M. Nunes, C. O. Berger, H.

R. Little, X. 8. Handley, E. w.

Peet, I. P. Balentury, Fred Poeller. Jack Fur-tado, Fred Anderson, R. S.

Mills, Dr. W. B. Palamountain, William Montero. Solan Damaneskl, J.

P. Newman, Carl Lare, E. Hall, J. Wardley, J. Ashton Fllnn, C.

Maln-netti and party. J. L. Perdue. Harry PeaH James Lund and V.

Cpploft TOM WOODS PRACTICES. Inspector Tom Woods of the Oakland police department has been putting In extra lme the last few days at the shooting range in tha City Hall. Tom has already promised some of his friends at tha hall that he will provide their Monday evening dinner. IiTora Is as gooQ at hitting the ducKs as he in iU targets, then bis friends will pot be disappointed. George J.

Chase of the local establishment of Kohler Chapn. floes not Intend to let his friends say that he is too lazy to get up arly and he will be among those to usher in the season in the right Phil Apperson. local ball player, returned home after having a successful season with the Peoria ball club, and he Intends to be up to Ma unole's ranch at Dixon to shoot flown soma ducks early this week. Tha duck season will have a run three and one-half months, clos- Ing January 15. Tomorrow will sJao mark tha opening of the season for geese.

Jacksnipe and, mud hens, and the season for them 'Is the same aa for ducks. ENCHANTMENT WINS. HAVRE DE GRACE. Sept SS. Tba 110.000 Havre de Grace handicap was won here today by En chantment Exodus was aecond and Vigil third.

I American Assn. rs (lit iint)t R. H. B. Mike 10 1 1 erlea: Pott.

FtaMraa n4 Shlntalt; sad emlth. t-v 2uf m)l R. H. B. x-HKe a -rifoi Pott aod auinmult; Oircd sail -a.

i v.i It IT. ty "5 Ti Caidoaii ana Sktfft Wearer. 1 Uarrer. It. H.

35. 0 4 1 I all aod Coaxalaat ritaslm B. I '2 1- (Continued from Page 1-D.) Ritchie missed a darliitr putt for gf Birdie 3 and Wright laid him Stymie six inches from the cup. A WONDERFUL- SHOT. As calmly as If Stymie's In a losing game meant nothing to him.

Ritchie walked up to his ball and pitched It Into the cud for a par 4, the prettiest and most spectacular shot of the tournament up to date. Golne to the 10th period with a noble chance still to win, Ritchie, whose golf is always of the abrupt and galloping varie ty, touched his ball with his put ter-on the green and the penalty 'cost him the hole, A birdie 3 by Wright on the llth and a birdie 2 with a 40 foot putt by Wright on the 12th tnrii ii year's cham pionship aspirations of the Lin coin Park idol. LOSE COUNT OF STROKES. Going to the 13th. the strain of the fight he hart martn crainst the heart-breaking golf oh his opponent told on Ritchie and he sliced and topped and packed his way dub-like.

Wright was a little better, "finding a trap and the rough on four ehots and leaving the hole wide open to Ritchie with two putts to win. By one of these lapses that the best of golfers Incur In a crisis, both players forgot the number of their strokes and when Ritchie finally sank his ball he' found the best he had done was to halve the hole In 7 and the match was lost. White Sox, Browns Split in 2 Games ST. LOUIS. Sept.

29 The St. Ixwls Browns and the Chicago White Sot divided a double-header, St. Louis takloc the first, to Chicago winning- the second by the same score. Ken Williams of the Browna got his twenty-ninth homer in the first gnme. Hooper of Chicagn got a homer In the first game.

Collins and Toblu got homers In the aecond. The score: FIRST GAME. CHICAGO ST. LOUIS AB.H.ir.ro.A.1 AB.R.H.PO.A. Arrdcn.cf 5 12 2 liiGprher.s 4 0 0 0 3 Hoper.if 4 3 3 3 0 0 13 13 rillna.2b 4 1 9 3 0 Tr.bln.rf 4 13 10 Shcelylh 4 0 17 ,1 Wlllml.If 3 3 3 4 0 Harret.lf 4 0 1 0 0MrMns.3b 4 1 3 1 Kamm.3b 4 0 0 121 Rrrrld.c 1 1 0 MrClel.s 4 0 0 3 4 0 3 3 1 Crouac.e 0 0 1 01 lhnr.lb 0 0 13 llksh.p 3 0 0 0 21 3 0 0 0 4 Mostll 1 I I 1 W.Wrgt.p 3 0 0 0 3 Total.

86 5 10 24 111 Total! 34 OI3 2T10 Mnstll batted for Blankcnshlp In ninth. Chicago 301 010 000 5 Sc. Lou! 010 210 20 6 Two-base hits Jacobson. Barrett. Collins.

Home runs Hooper. Wi'llams. Base on balls Off Wright 1. off Blankenship J. Struck ont By Kolb 1.

by Wright S. Um-pirea Ormshr snd Morlsrltr. SECOND GAME. CHICACO ST. tons AB.R.tf.PO.A.I AB.R.H.PO.A.

Ucdcn.ef 3 10 0 4 0 I 9 Moatll.cr 3 0 0 0 0Kz8dI.3b 5 19 0 1 Hnnper.rf 5 0 3 1 0 ToMn.rf 4 114 0 rol1lns.3b 4 1 2 5 4 3 110 siheelv.lb 3 1 0 13 Mni.2b 5 0 0 0 4 Psrett.lf 3 0 13 1 Smeld.c 3 1 I 4 3 3 0 0 4 41 2 0 2 3 0 MrClel.s 4 110 0 4 0 1 1 Schalk.o 4 0 1 3 0 Vanfildr.p 3 0 0 0 3 Rhtson.p 3 1 3 0 21 Bcot.p 10 10 0 Lereret.p 0 0 0 0 11 Durat 1 0 0 0 0 Crouse 0 0 0 0 0 Klsh 0 1 0 0 0 Totals S3 8 37 191 Tntall 35 6 12 2T12 Crouse betted for Robertson In ninth. Elsh ran for Crouse In ninth. Durst batted for Glider In slith. Chicago 002 101 St Lottla 000 101 20 5 Two-base hits Robertson. Jacobson.

Rcha'k. Enell. Home rone Collins. Tobln. Base on "balls Off Van Gilder 2.

off Robertson 4. off Root 1. Btrnck out By Van Glider 2. by Robertson 2. Umpires Moriartty and Ormsby.

0 Red Sox Win Two From N. Y. Yanks BOSTON. Sept. 29.

Boston won a double-header from the easy riding Tankeea here this afternoon. 5 to 4 and 8 to 2. The second game went 16 Innings before It was grabbed by the Red Sox. The acore: FIRST GAME. NiW YORK I BOSTON AB.R.H.PO.A.I AB.R.H.PO.A.

Wltt.ef 6 0 1 0 1 1 Mltehel.s 419 Du an.Sb 5 113 1 Walteri.e 4951 Ruth.lf 4 111 OlDonhue.rf 4 1 0 I 4 1 2 12 0 Burna.lb 4 120 Srolth.rf 4 13 10 Menoasy.u a i i Ward 3h 4 2 9 Colllna.cr I 1 3 8 Schang.a 4 4211 MeMH.3b 4 9 Qulnn, I 0 2 Srott.s I 0 0 1 41 Jnlmsn.l 9 0 13 2 Hojt.P 8 0 9 0 0 Bendrtcka 10 10 0 Totals 88 4 14 34 15 Totals 34 i 11 9T 18 Hnrlrllra hatted for HOyt In ninth New York 000 000 2204 Boston 400 000 01 5 Summarr: Two-base hit Bums. Three-base bit Menosker. Sacrifice hit Colllno. Donbl play McMillan, Mitchell. Burns.

Left on bate New York T. Boston 6. Struck nut rt Hovt 1. bv Ouinn 8. Wild Ditch Hoyt.

Time. 1:03. Umplrea Rowland SECOND GAME. NEW TORS BOSTON AB.R.H.PO.A.I AB.R.H.PO.A. Wltt.ef 4 4 Oatela.Sb 1 3 Ruth.lf 1 4 3 Oahrg.lb 911 I Mltchen.s 3 3 8 Plclneh.c 1 4 Donagu.rf I 1 1 Burna.lb 1 If 1 grnith.rf 0 Ward.3b 1 Menaky.ir 4140 Colllni.ef 1 0 0 3 0 Rofmin.4- 19 9 19 OlShankj.sn 1 1 0 8coU 10 0 1 1 9 Johnan.t I 41 Murray, 1 1 4 Shwky.p 1 1 5 PIprtt.p Total II 4 30 ToUIS 40 3 1 48 31 One out when winning run scored.

New York 000 000 010 100 000 02 Boston 000 000 020 000 000 18 Snmraary: Two-bae bit Donagne Wirt. Mitchell, Picnfch. Hoffman. Three-base bits Oerhtg. McMillan.

Base on balls Off Shawkey 8. off Murray 6, off Plngrja 1 Btrnck ont By Shawkey 8.tJXMurray 2. bj Pipgraa 1. .1 I Western League nt R. H.

Omaha 001 000 0T-B 0 (2d came. 8 lmis.V: B. R. B. Omaha i Tulsa 0 Cn end of tn: Batteries: Boeblor and Wilder; Plummer tad CroaUy.

H. 'K. WaZn. City 2 020 IS 1 Batteries: VoUibt aod Dlaaaond: Id and Bocbe. Bloo, City WJ 8 8 ichita 001 119 OOiJ Batterle: Groe and Querry.

Bnyder. Maaa and McMuUen. n. c. rtesj VolneaV OJJ JJO-J at jn loo oo llx 8 8 Bockotfj Hald ad -Plaareav r.r?" Maaev.Sh 3 1 a I 4Woltar.tr 1 1 B.9.a rnopr.cf 4 11 0 14 rather.3b 4 2 2 1 UHlch.rf 0 I Lafayt.lri 1 oil UPoole.lb 4 1, 1 Arlett.lt 8120! Coi.cf 484 Viaker.e 4 0 8 4 8 118 Letitah.rf 4 0 0 0 or Jones, .8 Mderts.t 4 0 18 1 Dolly.e 8 I I Colsrel.p 1111 lJCruniplr.p 0 Coleman I 0 0 0 0( Mldletn.p I Mrchletp 0 0 0 til Wlsbnk.o 0 0 0 0 or --'( J.

Johnson 1 0 0 0 01 Eley.p 1 0 0 Totals S8 8 84 ToUls 8J 811111 Colamin batted for Colwell In 4th. Johnaon batted (or Wellsbach in Cth. 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 Base hits 01212030 8 Tortland 0 13 3 2 0 10 9 Base hits 01221022 10 Errors Massey. Arlett. Two bit.

1 Mt bat off Crnroplev in 2 plus taken out la 3rd. 8-oir; 8 -runs. 3 hits. 12 at bat off Colwell in 3 taken out for cinch bitter; 1 run. 2 hits.

at bat off Murcblo In 1-8 taken out In 4tb. 3 on. 1 out; 8 runs, 1 hit. 5 at bat off Wellsbank In 1 2-8, taken ont for pinch Two-baae- hit--. Cox Btnmnf, Maderas.

LaFayette. Braall. Jonea, Poole. batted In By Arlett 2. Cox 2.

Lafayette. Jonea. Sacrifice tits High. Baker. First base on called balla Off Crumpler 8, off Colwell 8.

off Murchlo 2, oft Middleton 8. off Eler f. off Wellsbank 2. Struck out B.r iCrnmpIer 1, by Co.well 1. by Middleton 5.

By Eley I. Hit by pitcher Paly by Wellabank. Double play Jonea to Stu.mpf to Poole, LaFayette uuaaslsted, Massey to LaFayette. Balk Wellsbank. Rnna resnnnslble Crumpler 4, CUwell 2.

Murchlo 2. Middleton 1. Wellabank 2, Eley 2. Stolen bases Jonea 2. Middleton.

Wolfer. Credit victory to Mlddletonj Chao defeat to Wild pitch Colwell. Murchla. Eley. Umplrea Carroll and Casey.

Pirates Are Nosed Out By Chicago Cubs CHICUGO. Sept. 20. Grover Alexander won ht twenty-second victory here today when tie Cubs trimmed the Pirates 5 to 4 with a Vpectacular tenth-innlna: rally tlutt resulted li, three runa. The score! PlTTSBWiGH CBICAOO I AB.H?&.P(.A.

AB.R.H.PO.A. i More.s 5 0 4 TISUta.ef 5 1 i rarey.ef 5 0 11 oiAdama.s 111 Trsynr.3b 4 0 10 olQrnLhm.Jb 4 1 01 Ilrnhrt.rt 4 0 0 8 II Orlojai.Ib 114 II- 1 Itussel.lf 4 0 1 3 14 1 l'l KivUs.2o 1 1 4 3ltriller.lf 4 4 10 OrluVlb 8 2 1 13 5llrlgaby.rf 4 1 Schmld.e 4 10 8 liHartrwt.o 4 0 Utdowt.p 411 2IAlomdr.p I 4' I Iri'Fartll I 0 tCalsahn 1 (Vogel Totals 30 4 Ttfuoi ToUla SO 8 18 SO If IV out when wlnnini run scored. O'Farrell batted for Alexander In -tenth. Callaghan ran for Hartnett In tentb.j Vogel ran for O'Farrell In tenth. Plltsbnrah 000 000.

020 2--4 Ohlcago 010 001 000 85 two-base hits Rawlinss. Btat. Homo nn Grimm. Base ball Off Alexandre J. VIL J1MUUWI 1.

DLrUCK 00107. JSlVXRn- der 2. by Meadows 2. Umpire 0'fajr, Parrman and QuiK'ey. 'fDutch" Reuther ls Too Good For Giants NEW YORK Sent.

29. Workln under thr- incentive of the 81000 bonua offered him if be wins fifteen games thta aeason. "Dutch" Reuther held the Giants to threa blta and enabled Brooklyn to win to 1. The Giants used many substitutes. Tba score: BROOKLYN NEW YORK Bancrft.s 4 0 0 4 Oroh.lb Jockaon.lb 4 0 AB.R.H.PO.A.

aaily.cr 8 0 15 0 Jhnstn.i 0 1 5 B.Orlf.lf 8 0 3 1 0 Fonrnr.lb 4 2 8 18 0 ToutiK.rr 8 1 T.Ortf.rf 4 1 1 10! Mauaal.lf 11 Hrcrre.e 4 11 llCunglun.cf 1 I Obon.rb 4 1 1 8- 8 0 1 i Kelly.lb 1 I III I Buther.p 413 Oowry.o 1 8 0 Gaaton.a 1 0 11 HunUcr.p- 101 Barnes.p 141 Seott.p I 1 iMaiulr. 1- Totals 89 1 8 If 1 ToUli 3 18 JT 14 Manir Betted: for Grott In ninth. Brooklyn 000 010 211-8 New York 001 000 0001 Errors Wilson. Kelly. Gaston.

Johnston. Hit off Huntztnger 8 In 8 lnnlnaa, Barne 2 in 4 Innings. Home rno Fouroler. Donloe plaja Bancroft to Jackson to Kell J2. D.iHiD.

nl.M M.n,Tw.M ball Off Barnea 2. off Renther 1. 8trnckJ out By Renther 2. Umpires McOormlck, Klett and Flnnegan. i' Philadelphia Wins From Washington WASHINGTON.

Sept 29. Philadelphia captured a cloae came from Washington her today. 2 to 0. Tha acore: PHILADELPHIA I WA8HTNOTO! AB.R.H.PO.A.I AB.R.H.PO.A. Mathws.ef 4 4 Oil Bnury.a 4 0 4 II Pack.

811 Bala.Sh 010 Co.lln.lf 48 Rlce.rt -8 0 Bausr.lb V- 10 0 Wlah.rt 8110 Oalway.s 4114 4 McOwd.IT 488 Hasty. 1001 Rosaall. 1 Ju.1ra.Ib 1 14 Ruel. 8111 Harrla. 4 1 Prlo.lb 8 Wsde Zaaasr.

8 Obanltv 1 B.HrU.p 1 1 I Total! IT 141 total II If 14 French batted for Rommell In ae-renth. Wade batted for Pro in la ninth. i Gharrlty tatted for Zabnieer In nlntb. Phlhadflnbla- Con 0iO oil Washington OOO 000 0008 Error Perk, Jodsje. Two-hae hits-Welch, HeGowan.

Three-baa bit Goslln. Stolen base Hale. Pscririce bit Peck. Left on baso Phi adrlphla n. Washlntrton 8.

Baa ea balla Off Roamed off Cnhslser 4. oft Harris 8. Hire Off Hasty 8 In 8 lunlngat Harrla 1 In 8 Inninn; Rommell 1 rn 8 Innlnra. Struck ont Br Rommell eabniaer 8 by Harris 2. Wild nttcb r.fihaiaer.

Paaaed ball Brnarrr. Winntaf Time. 1.04. tmplrea Kania aod Cvajia. Results? of the semt-flnal matches for the Rtflte amntour eolf championship.

Pel Monte cup, played yesterday over Pebble Beach links, follow: CHAMPIONSHIP IXIOHT. 3. J. McHujrh defeated J. F.

Neyille. fl and 8. Kred Wright defeoted Geo. Rltchla. aod 4.

SECOND SIXTEEN. Willie Hunter defeated M. J. O'Brien. 8 anil 4.

E. S. Armstrong defeated Fred Barber, aua 2. DEL MONTE CUP FLIGHT. L.

f. Tlif.mns defeated F. S. Smith, 1 up II. U.

Sktllev defeated Neltr.el, 1 up. SHCONI1 SIXTEEN. R. F. Cody defeated A.

F. Mohony. 2 and 1. J. W.

McCabe defeated R. Fawcett. 2 and 1. Final results on In flight play follow: THIRD FLIGHT. Arthur Letts Jr.

defeated B. E. Smith. 5 und 4. PECOND EIGHT.

H. G. Brode won from V. Collins by default, FIFTH FLIGHT. S.

Forsham defeated H. G. Meek. 1 1U5. SECOND EIGHT.

W. Wallace defeated Darsle I Darsle, 4 and 3. SIXTH FLIGHT. R. W.

Forsman defeated E. L. Haley. SECOND EIGHT. R.

Hirfdiman defeated E. P. Harriett, 1 up. 8EVEMTH FLIGHT. anil's.

M. A. Leach defeated H. McNaghten. 6 SECOND EIGHT.

C. 8. Lyday defeated W. H. Donahue.

3 and 3. EIGHTH FLIGHT. Owen Moore defeated J. Earl. 2 up.

SECOND EIGHT. B. H. Hurst defeated C. A.

Saint. 8 and 4. NITJl FLIGHT, w. F. Foster defen ted B.

Davison. 4 mi SECOND EIGHT. A. 8. Burgess defeated F.

F. Carpenter, 2 ana i. TENTH FLIGHT. J. Hirah (Tefeated H.

E. Crawford. 8 and 2 SECOND EIGHT. St. E.

Hoffman defeated O. Carries. 1 np. F. T.

Bradford defeated C. Watennon, 2 TWELFTH FLIGHT. I. H. Jonca defeated J.

B. IrafeU, 1 up. SECOND EIGHT I P. G. Emery won from H.

M. Fenton by miBuii, THIRTEENTH FtlfJITT S. A. Moody defeated R. H.

Donnell 3 ana x. SECOND KnOHT C. A. Buckley. defeated A.

B. Lorber ana o. FOURTEENTH FLIGHT. 0. 8.

Mead defeated R. C. Renther 2 and 1. SECOND FLIGHT. A.

Doyle defeated W. R. Bennaokm- A and 3. FIFTEENTH FLIGHT. Walter C.

Ramseyer defeated Paul A. Myers 8 and 0. SECOND EIGHT. F. K.

Jackon won by default. WOMEN'S SEMI-FINAL Semi nal results In the Del Monte women'a championship played over Del Monte courae, fo'low: DEL MONTE WOWTW'S CHAMPIONSHIP lunai, -Mlae Mary K. Browne defeated Mra. Br rpiier a aun Wm. C.

Van Antwerp iefeai anas c. uni ann 4. SECOND EIGHT. olf defeated Mra, Gordon Williams 8 and 1. Mra.

Rex Taylor defeated Miss Louts Pike 5, and1 4. WOMEN'S DEL MONTE CUP FLIGHT. ura. u. e.

crer defeated Mra, P. Shank- Hn and 6. Mra. W. Cllmnnr defA Vn a 9 Stanton 1 up.

SECOND EIGHT. Mrs. A. Trnbne won be defanlt. Mra.

tC. Council defeated Mra 8. Woody 1 up. WOMIN'B THIRD IXIOHT, Mra. A.

E. Lorber defeated Mlae O. Tubba 5 and 4. Mra. H.

A. PollU defeated Mra. f. Bhaadr 4 and 8. SKCOyD FLIOHT.

Miss Helen Foster defeated Mr Mildred rolloek 8 nrl Mra. C. Wbcele defeated Mr. O. W.

Toater 1 np. WOMEN'S FOURTH IXIOHT. Mlsa Rosalie Mahoor won from Mrs, C. H. Snyder by defanlt.

SECOND EIGHT. Mm, (lrt Mortal won by defanlt. Mra. R. D.

Inmsu defeated Mra, J. B. Stlneman 1 nr. womfn'i nrrn itioht. Mm.

C. D. plank defeated Mra. Granger and 6, I Mra. Cehrlan defeated Mra.

a W. od 4. BKCOND KIGHT. T. L.

Weolwln defeated Mr. H. Cnrsua, 10th bole. Ura, C. A.

Dora woa br default, BAIX TLAYERS SIGX. VAIXEJO, 8ept. 19. Nell Sher. Idan, Jack Murphy and Bert Lop-pln are the three Vallejo ball player aligned this week to play with the Star Motor nine In the Oakland Midwinter iisutk rpHE California fish and game laws cay that it is unlawful to take more than 25 dncki, 8 geese per day or SO per week; or more than 8 honkers or black sea brant per day or 24 per week, or more than 25 jack snipe per day or 50 per week.

To shoot any kind of game from power boat, sailboat automobile, airplane; or to hunt waterfowl from a tcull boat in Districts 7a, 8, 9, except on Wednesdays and Sunday's, or to use a shotgun larger than ten gauge, or to have in possession an extension automatic or a cane gun. To shoot resident game between one-half hour after sunset and one-half hour before sunrise, or to shoot migratory game between sunset and one-half hour before sunrise. To sell wild game, except cottontail and brush rabbits. Phillies Finish by Defeating Braves PHILADELPHIA. Sept.

20 Phi acfelohU and Boston ended the eason her this after noon, the Phllllct irlnnlnt; to Lorjl admirers gsvs Cy Williams an automobile. Tha score: BOSTON PHI I VDBLPHIA AU.ILH.PO.A.I AB.K.H.PO.A. Nlxon.ef 5 1 4 II MrJS.I 4(114 Kelli.lt sail iWlllmi.cf 4 1 Stwrth.rf 1 4 1 WlkM.rf 4 1 1 Mclni.lb -Alt IjPrftn.n.lb 4(111 4 a I I Ford. Jl) 4 1 1 Us.lt 4 i i i a Holks.lb 4 1 H.Smtli.i 4(111 No 11.0 14 14 1 S.Srath.e 1 a Renvtrh.p 1(111 Uschlilr.p 0 Powell 0 Etoerch (((OS Woehrs.lb 1 1 1 Wtlion.s 1 I I Betu.p lotsli IS 11114 1(1 Totals 11 4 1(11 Powell batted for Cenewleh In elrtth. Emerlch batted for Mclnnla In ninth.

Boston 000 200 000 3 1'Mladolphla 020 200 00 4 Two-bas hits Soutbwnrtb 2. BoaoksJ. none, mree-Dase nit Lee. struck out Bj fienewtch 4, by Betta 2. Bae on balls Off Betta 2.

off Genewlch 1. Umplrea Powell end MrCormlrk. at 8an Josa. 2:30 p. m.

San 2:30 p. m. AjOCKWOQd p. m. and the following year with the St.

Louis Feds. After the break-ur) of the out laws he was claimed by the St. liOUls Browns, but faded away after I several seasons and In 1919 went' back to Vernon and later to Salt Lake City. The White Sox claimed i him again In 1921 and this season he was waived to the Yankees. jonnson was Dorn in Chicago April 2v, lsso, bats left-handed.

mrows ngnt, is 5 feet 8 Vi inches in height and weighs 156 pounds. Sacramento Takes One From Seraphs LOS ANGELES, Bept. 29. Sacramento, with Thompson the hoi, took the Anuejs into eamp this afternoon 4 to 2. The scora: SACRAMENTO LOS ANOEI.ES AB.R.H.PO.A.I AB.R.H.PO.A.

Kopf.If I 1 llMcCBhe.rf Hmgy.Sb 4 111 SMAuly.s 4 1 i Cochrn.rf 4 l'l 1 Olrsrroll.lf 4 4 1 SehsnK.s 4 1 51 Hood.ef 4 0 1 1 HrNely.ef 1111 01 Smith Jh a a 4 Molws.lb Orlsss.Ib 4 1 1 SIlllD.lb I 4 1 1 4 4 1 IS Heso.c a i a Ponder.p 3 1 3 Baldwin 1 0 Wallses.p 0 1 J.cobl.p 0 0 0 11 Kruf 1 0 OS 4 110 1 Totals It 4 111I1 Totals 14 it 15 Baldwin batted for Ponder in aevenm. Krug batted-for Wallace in ninth. Errors Grtsita. Llndimora. Jaroba.

Mr- Olnnla. Two runs. 11 hits. 29 at bat off Punder in lnninga. Charge defeat to Wallace.

Buna raaponslble for Ponder 2, Wal- lact 1. Struck out Br Thomiion 1. Bases on balla Oft Ponder otr xuomDaon on Waii.e 1. wild nltch Ponder. Hit by pitched ball Mollwlts by Ponder.

IlcNeelT br Wallace. Wild pitch Cochran. aPsaed ball Rego. Two-base hits Carroll. McOln-nla.

Sacrifice olta Smith, McNeely. Molt-wlts. Tim. 1:40. Umpires Ileardon and I'inuay.

S. FTSeals' Give Bees A Fine Trouncing Tba San Franelaco Seala landed en three ftalt Lake raltchera at San rranclaco for 14 bite and scored i to I win. "Shovel" Hodge ot the Seals was hit hard, but waa good in the plnchea. The (core SALT LAKE SAN rilANCIRCO AB.H.H.PO.A. AB.R.H.PO.A.

KatU.lf 19 19 0 Valla.ef 1194 Muli.fb 4 911 WsiMr.rf 9 9 9 1 a1 EIUsn.lb 1 111 1 rroeai.rr a i' a a Vlttlb I 0 4 3 Lswla.lt 1111 8trand.er 9 2 0 Lulls, lb 4 4 0 11 0 SiMhe.tb 4 191 Kllduf.Jb 4 3 4 5 Uaattl.1 4 0 1 itnyM.s 1114 4 114 Pelara.a 4, 4 9 liArnm.e rvhlak.o 4 0i Hadira.p 4 0 1 aoul4.p 1 Coumtn. 4j ToUla 14 1 Tatata 94 9 14 91 11 Bait Uke 011 010 000 Baa. lTaaclsco 203 001 03x 8 Innlogs pitched DnchalakT 1-3, Gould 1-8. Cbarf defeat to Oonld. Kuns reeponslble fur Hodge 8.

Dnchalaky J. Gould 8. Coumbe 4 Btrnck out By Hodge 8, bj PuchalfkT 1 br Oonld 1. Baaea ea ha Is Off Hodge J. oft Dnchalskr 1.

oft Ooald 1. off Coumbe t. Hon ruaa Mulligan, Kelly. Three-base kit Btrand. Two-base bite Warier.

Kllrtuff, Ellison. Lewis. Patera. A smew. Mill-llgan.

Sacrifice hlta Rhine. Ellison. Waner. Poabla plaje Rhyoe tn Ellison, Mnlllgan to Ellleoa tn Agnew, Uodye to Klldnff to F.lllsoa. Time, krs).

Umpire Becker and 3Ba. DRAFTING SE.SOvi, NEW YORK. Sept. 10. he drafting; aeason In baseball will be opened Tuesday, October I John IL Farrell ef the National Asso-cUUoa Announced today, -'r.

a a a a I iviiieisc Johnson 1 0 0 ToUll SI 0 181 Totals 1 a Klllefet ran for raryan in Johnaon hatted for ardrta tenth Seattle 000 000 100 0-1 Buna responsible tor By Gardner 2. Glider 1, StrucK out dj K.i.. Off fi.rrlner 1. off Gilder 8. Wild eiii; um.

run Hlah. Three- hit Rohwer. Two-base hit Crane. Welsh. Warnr.

Double playa-Bader to Burlte, Gardner to Prsne to Welan. uue. vi.v Ward and Byron. VERNON SEATTLE AB.B.H.PO.A. Klch.ir 4 0 19 0 AK.B-H.rO.A.

Lane.cf 4 0 1 2 10 13 Wolih.lb 4 10 5 1 Eldred.rf 9 9 2 10 Rohwer, 14 110 Crane. I 3 0 0 3 1 Orr.Jb 3 4 0 1 1 Tobln.a 9 0 0 11 1 DeU.v 8 0 4 0 3 Snlder.rf 4 4 114 Gllapi.ef 4 0 4 1 0 Riirkt Ih 4 0 4 14 0 Whilney.o 4 4 9 4 0 Kadr.3b I 1 a Warnr. 3b 3 1113 Slsin.s 1 0 i 9 0 0 0 4 ratals ,99 9 6 95 1 Totals 35 4 4 3f I V-mon 1 wo BMttia 010 "3 OW 4 By Dell 1. Bases on balla Off Dell 1. nnn, vMsnnnsiDie ror vanvn a.

orr uaraon hits Kldred. High. Two-base bits Lane. Rrwer. Sacrifice bits Crane.

Mearaie. ci.rt. to Burke. Tobin to Crane. Time.

1:25. Umplrea Byron and Ward. 1 Detroit Tigers in Tie For Second Place DETfcOIT. Sept. 29.

The Tigers went Into a Ue with Clereland for aecond place today dt winnlnn tbelr third atraight game of the aerlea 8 to 0. Left WhltehlU. recruit pitcher, rellered Dans In the first laning. after the Utter had passed the first man to face him. and held the Indian to two ecattered blta.

The acore: DETROIT CLIVTLA AB.R.H.PO.! AB.R.H.PO.A. Blna.Ib 11 IJamleenJ 4 i Jonw.S I 8umnre.rf 0 0 4 4 0 CtHib.cf 4 41 Conolly.rf 4 Mamiiri.lt 4 010 V.vh.lf 001 SpMkar.ei 4 0 19 Sewell.s 1 i Strphns.9b 184 Lutlka.Sh 9 9 1 War.hy.Sb 11 Hellmn.rf 8341 Pratt. lb 1 8 RlrneT.a 4199 Paaler.a 814 KatKis.lk a a a a at Rhsner 1 WhthlU, 8 18 HBrmrer.lb 0 0 0 1 0 jNaiu.e a I MyaU.e Jt 1 1 linla Totsla Tt lit Tresis -j 91 94 II Sbaner batted for Knode IB etgntn. -Two-baa hits Jones, thl. Bacrlflco bit Jo Pratt, WhltehlU.

Blue. Ponble playa Rlgney to Pratt to Bine. Hellmann to Rlgner. Jone to Pratt Blue. Base on balla Off Dana 1, off Wbltehlll off Ch'e 8, Btrnck ont By Wbltehlll 8.

by Cbl 1. Impure Holme. Hlldebrand anff Owena, rATCH FOR, EDNESDAY' at By Ah ERIE Acorns vs. Standard Lodge at 18th and :30 a. m.

Ala, Elks vs. All-Star Jap Team at Lincoln Park, Alameda. 2:80 p. m. Allendale Jrs.

vs. New Pro. Allendale Play- 11:30 a. m. Allendala Comets vs.

Fairfax Allendale Playg- p. m. Barney's Beanery vs. Ash. Tigers, Poplar Playg 11:30 m.

Bay Shore Ath. Club vs. Crystal Wash. Park, 1:00 p. m.

College Ave. Mcts. vs. Dyson's All-Stars. Bushrod Playg.

11:30 a. m. Chinese Cubs vs. P. Paint Co.

at Bushrod 1:30 p. m. Chevrolet Motors vs. Star Motors at Chevrolet Park 3.80 p. m.

Calif. Aerie F.O.E. vs. Fruitvale Eagles. San Pablo 8:30 p.

tn. Dew Drop Inn vs. Richmond Ind. at Lockwood School 11:30 m. Elmhurst Mots.

vs. U. C. Welders at 88th avenue 2:30 p. m.

Fox Cleaners vs. Felix Shoe Co, Hawthorna Playg a. m. Hayward vs. Park St Merchants at Hayward 1:30 p.

m. Hayashi Floral Co. vs. Coffin-Red. Wash.

Park. .10:00 a. m. Ileathorn Drugs vs. Richmond Colts.

18th and Wood 1:30 p. m. Kushner's Buckhect vs. Bay Trea 640,, Bushrod 1:80 p. m.

Los Oatos vs. Bertlllion Hattera at Loi Gatos 1:80 m- Lawrence Terminals vs. Del Monta No 45, Bushrod Playf. :30 a. m.

McDonough Colts vs. Red Men at San Pablo Playg ,110 a. ih. Magnavox Juhtora vs. Junior Social Club, 18th and :80 a.

m. Normal Drugs vs. Durant Motors No. 18th and Wood. ...11:30 a.

m. Oak. TracUort Co. vs. Nelson Paint Alberger Flald.

11:30 m. Oak. No. 4 vs. St.

Jos, Ath. Qub. Alberger 1:30 p. m. Pierce Colored Giants vs.

Am. Can Co. at Richmond. 3:30 p. m.

Piedmont Ave. Mela. vs. Golden Gate Mots. Tech High.

...10:00 a. m. Pittsburg Ath. Club vs. Del Monte No.

at 3:80 m. Rlsdon Bakery vs. Souia Bros. Grocerv. foot 13th 3:30 d.

in. SaaJose vs. Oakland IndspendenU Kan ieantiro va. J. J.

Krelg Co. at service Sweet shop vs. J. H. Wilklns.

Hawthorn Playg 11:80 a. m. University Outlaws vs. 8. J.

A. Nd. 2 at Kenny 8:30 p. in. Vella Motors vs.

Calatone Water San Pablo 1:30 p. m. Weat Berk. Ath. Club vs.

Rivolo'a Meat Mkt. Kenny Park. 1:30 p. m. Whelan's Market vs.

Lasear Ath. Club at Metros 2:30 p. m. Walnut Creek va. K.

P. at Walnut t-io m. El Dorado Cleaners vs. For.lconrt No. 38, 18th and Wood.

.11:30 a. m. West Berk. Ath. Club Jrsv va.

Co N. L.CC Kenny Park. ..11:30 a. m. T-.

tft-Oalu. Jtfo4. Woodman, llth and Woodaaaa, 1:30 p. in. muiui auua vs.

JUtaDT-Jia V1UD at.