South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 222, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 August 1916 — Page 8

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Hill is Touched Up for Seven Hits and Four Runs Were . Entitled to One Tally. Ily Iii J. Murraj. Pill f'ramcr was pitching the kind nf basehall j -st rday. that bring big I'-iCue ?f outs to the minor league towns to giv athletes ihf O. O, henc the lo'al dub dropped a ;'ar,i by a court of 4 to 0. Outside of the firs? which Cramer walked a hit TvlftTTian. he was inning In .. . i seldom, in irojhle. In the sixth and ninth innings he allowed tun hits, but somo f.sL pegging in the sixth and wmie fast heldit-.g in the ninth saved him. Outbid of thee frames Hill was the big tent. Herb Hill was running on the opposing ticket and while Herb was nicked up for four run, all these four runs hould not be charptd to Herb's hurling. In the first frame Watson by a pe to first handed the visitors their ?er.ond run and I Iiil was responsible for their last because he pitched when Grodick was not In position. Srf In I'irxt IVnmo. Mathes opened the came with a double- and went to third when Mitchell poked one past Tannehill and Hensling. C,ygli hit one between M-rond and Tannehill and Mathes counted, leaving first and second occupied. Holderman wax ordered to ILiy the ?;uno and tried to bunt but fanned. Watson bad a parsed ball ;iu 1 then hurled low to first although Holderman was out when he swuns The two basemen had started runr.ing with the pitch and advanced on the passed ball. Mitchell came home on Watson's pes to first. Wagner hit to Tannehill and was tossed t.'-di and Cray grounded to flrodick. i:;ih;iru' opened the home half by pelting a walk, Collins was ordered to bunt, but Cramer was serving up the wrong kind and after fouling two of them Collins fanned. Grodick walked and Tydeman was hit on the arm. dlling the paths. Hensling hit a Ily to catcher and Eaross after making the catch hurled it home in time to t;et Rashang who had tried to count. (irodick IulU Slop. Neither team got a man to first in the second inning. With Mathes pin1 on a grounder to Tannehill in the third Mitchell drove into right renter and then stole second. Cygli grounded to Tennehill and Orodick robbed Holderman of a hit by a cloved hand scoop and a quick toss to first. None of the local athletes saw first in the thiru Hill coming closest to It on hi rounder to .Mitchell. liros. with two dwn smashed the ball back throuzr. the box in the fourth frame and stole. When Tannehill dropped the ball as he was ready to throw to lirst. Shafer was safe at first. No damage resulted for Cramer fanm-d. The bono- half wa.s I all Cramer's a h- fanned Crodick. j ibtwman and Henshng. Mather had tried but failed in the! tiftl; when Mitchell h gTat display f pctierxe -up!ed with the ability to poil the good ones, got a walk ID then ;inin'Hil econd by bs and Healthy movements. He headed for third when Cvgli slammed the ball. mist alc.ilate.l for Collin trap-T-fd it and douMt-d h-m at second. Tb- home half w.i i.ne. two. three. stop Double Mra I. Thli Cr initTf-d the side of the sixth win It Ho- home lads ui;e within a foot of c--il nt 1 1 . v.. Hill's ed sate unii Iiros cd: it and plu-ked it alter blow lookad over to i one run. CaJum,' got the t:rst hit off Cramer' on one past ond. C"ol!ins hit one! that .Mathe grabbed and touched1 I.sh.:r.g as Al was headed for second. lirodo k srngU-d into right center. Jce and i'. llms then tried a: doi;bte steal. Perfect pegging b ; Wagnr .nd Mathes nipped Collins at the plate. I.'irns :is- ci:' of the way in the seventh before Shafer was walked; nr.d stole. Cramer then tappt-d to riclit aril Dowmac. managed to touch the hall, Shafer storing and Cramer going to sciond. iirodi k had made an attctrpt to get Cramer at second' when Hill hurled. Mathes hit be-, tween br-t and second and Joe was tir.ab'e to get out in time to field; he ball. Cramer rua:;. Mathes; then went out trvmu to steal and Mitchell wasted a walk in the same manner. Hill riiii!i strong. After the seventh the visitors could do nothing with Hill only three j

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KKn.TS THMIAV. Central league.' Terre Haute, 4; south Itend. 0, Springfi Id. .1; Kvansville, 1. Ii rund Kapid. s; Iavtoti. it. Mnwkegun-Wheeling, rain. National I -a ir u e. Pttib'irgh. ': l!ption. 4. Philadelphia. ."; Cinciiinati. 1 No other games, rain. Anw-rimn lraruf. b.mtoti. li; t'hu-ago. 4. iH'truit. !; Philadelphia, o St. fnui!. VV.hlneton. u 1 CIpTelaml. !; New York. .". American AHOriat ion. .Milwaukee. : ; ('lurnbus. J. IoiiisvIlle. ; Mlnnesipolis. , St. Paul. Indianapoli. l. Toledo. 7; Kansas City. 2. ;.MI TODAY. Central Ing-ae. Terre llsuite at South llentl. Kvansrille at Springfield. Urand Kapitls at Dayton.' Muskegon at Wheeling. National Ie;gaie. Chicago at brooklyn. Cincinnati at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at P.uston. St. I on is ut New York. Amerirun leaxue Washington at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Detroit, bosfon at Chicago. New York at Cevelanl. YESTERDAY'S SCORES AMERICAN LEAGUE T?oston OA 012 100 ; i: o , ,'hicniro . ..000 00- 101 4 7 Mays and Paily; Kaber, Williams. iCicotte. Danforth and Schalk. Washington ...OOOOOOoOO o 4 0 St Louis UtMt 100 10 1 U Harper. Ciallia and Henry; (Jroom and Severeid. Washington ..000 000 (01 l i Si. Louis 612 000 00 9 10 1 Ayrevs. .haw and Ainsmith; Plank and Severeid, Uumler. Chila.lelphi i Ietroit N'abors ;md l.aker. New York . . . 'lev ela nd .... ooo ooo it oo o t; 2 120 010 .12 H 17 0 Maley; Doland and 00 1 010 002104 021 01 - 4SI' i 1:: :; ; liould liussdl. Love and Walters and t'oleman. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cira innati . . . . Philadelphia .. Knetzer and Kilhfer. . . 000 ouo 1 i . . 200 mo 25 Clarke; Iii x S 0 and AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Toledo i.';: 010 li0 7 12 0 Kansas City ...OOOoOOOll ; 1 P.aiiev and Sweeney; Humphries. Cocreham and Iterrv. ' Indianapolis . . 000 000 n 1 0- 1 2 n St. Paul 020 000 01 :; ; 1 Kogge, Aldnce and Si'hang; lifield and demons. ClirX'KKU (ONTLST TDD.W. CKHAK l'OINT. O.. Aug. Many entries having according to a statement made Tuesday niijht been held at their homes on account of the prill aries. the Ohio Checker Turnament .isvx'iat ion. elimination contests Jwere postponed until Wednesday. 1 Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads

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ED SOX RDU THREE HURLERS Get Within Half Game of Top by Trimming White Sox 6 to 4. CHICAGO. Aue. Doston crept one game nearer to the top Tuesday when they defeated ('hicapo t to 4. Fait one-half a game separate the two leaders. The standing is: Chicago won ijl, lost t't, percentage .57". Tioston won lost H, percent age . '. The world's champions won Tuesday's contest by heavy and timely hitting, accumulating fifteen hits, which routed Fa her. Williams and Cicotte Irom the mound. ST. LOUIS PRINTERS BEAT DETROIT 1 TO 0 Hut tic II Innings IWoiv Kea hing Devi -inn icniait Strikes Out 17 Men. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Aug. fj. After battling 11 innings. St. Kouis defeated Detr-'dt. one to nothing, in the only game played Tuesday in the I'nion Printers national league tournament here. Nieman. pitching for St. Louis, allowed Detroit only two hits, struck out IT batters and isstied three boses n talls. Siebei-t's work or. the tTviiv. ror Petroir was almost euoally as cool. In the 11th. Dor.ius. tirst 11 j for St. Iniis singled advaneed on Sh-tweH's and Keeney's hits and scored when H. Smith, catching for Detroit, allowed a pas.-ej ball. Two other -ames scheduled fr,r Tuesday. Cincinnati versus St. Pa il and Pittsburgh versus Chicago, were postponed until Wetlnesday on actount 'f rain. Team still in the running are Chiracp, New York. St. Kais. Pittsburgh. St. Paul. Cincinnati and Cleveland, while th.t.-e eliminated thus far are Washington. Philadelphia. I ntlianapolis. I'.ns'.or, and De-tr.-it. The score of Tuesdav's game follows : St. bo as- linn or. -t ) dl 1 s Detroit .. Hin iii -i ( co 0 2 I Nieman and Meyers; Sichert and II. Smith.

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v - . i 1 REAPERS TAKE MUDDY GAME FROM EVAS 3-1 Donley Ileal Tonner Tvainmate Itain Slops ;ame in the Sixth Inning. SIMM NGFI ELD. ).. Aug. The Harvesters won Tuesday s game from Kvansville by the s ore of 3 to 1, Pitcher Donley defeating his former teammates in a nice game. The game was played on n field of mud and was called once on account of rain in the sixth. The score: Kvansville Tepe. .NL.ttliew.s. 21t Ha Hirer, t f .. Knoll, r f . . . . Ki!d.!e. If .. Ya nt. . . . . T iinant. lb Pdank. ... L.tTsell. p Total.Springfield Siiovlin. '! . C.IVetiev. S Alt. It o O o o 1 o II o o D. pi), a. 1: l o 1 1 1 o i o It 4 o o II o o 0 o 1 o 1 1: 0 o 0 1 o (I II II 0 0 o ; o 1 1 o 21 P 1". A. 4 1 o T o 0 o 1 AP. K. II o 1 o 11 1 (Criihl-'W. tf Hoffman. Ifartle. rf ... l'hi'er, If ., Sjientr. 11 . I u 11 11 . pi n!ey. p ... TotaN 1. s II ) 0 11 :;o 1 Sort- Ily liming-.. I.xatuville opt 000 omj 1 Springfield 000 irju lo :; sunim:ir . Stolen b.-t-e Tepe. Sa rtf i t hit-ShoY-hn. Carey. : Yantz Tw o ba-e tilts -Cri 'alow. Siiovlin. 2: Philin-r Three base hit Hoffman. Piilde plays Plank f. Matthews to fenuatlt: Caveney to Shovlin to Spetn er Strike mits - Dtitia y, ." I.arsen. 1 P.a- on lulls Donliv. 2: Larseti. 1. Left oti liases Springfield. s: Kvansville. ti. Wild pit- Lies I.arsen. Donley. Hit l-atter -shovlin I'mpire 1 b i-el. Tiaio - 1 :.V DAWSON AND L0CKH0RN SURVIVE NET TOURNEY Mclaughlin and Havvkes AUo l!I wcl cd to (lit Into Championship I'inaN at 1-tko forest. LAKH FOKI'T. 111.. Aug. !. Two out of town players remained in the men's sin-Ics alter Tuesdav's play I here in the '.Uli western lawn tennis championship tournament. The number will be increased to four If Maurice McLouhlin and Kenneth Haw kes of Los Angeles appear Wednesday as expected. Ward Dawson cf ,,m Francisco and Clifford Iock-h'-rn of Kansas Citv. went through their third round matches Tuesday in good form. Dawson won the feature match of the day from A. I- Creen. jr.. of Chicago. runner-c-t to Heath Kvford in the Ill.nois hampionship, ::-;. t.-'.. 7--"'. 1tH'khi'i 11 wta fittnt M. A. JaiiKi of Chicago. 6-1. i-4.

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Central League Race is Prettiest in History Grodick There With Timely Swat. There are two regular league raes on in this country at the present time. The American league race is the prettiest in the league's history with seven clubs in line for the pennant. nly the Athletics are out of the running. The Central league race is even better than the one in the American league, for each of the eight clubs in the Central have a chance of copping tirsi honors. Wheeling, which holds down the cellar, has won 14 and lost IS games, while Fvansvdle has won IS and lost 12. hence there is only a difference of four and a half games between the two teams. Should Springtield win from the Evas again today, they would be enly a few points away from the top. Muskegon is only a game and a half behind Kvansville. S'outh Fiend is only four games behind the leaders and could, with a little spurt, get up to the top. Teams Arv In IVaoc The best part of the whole race is that every club realizes it has a good chance to cop and as a result the games in the Central league this season are real battles. The men are serapping for everything and the fans are netting their money's worth. Each game means so much that they are almost rights from the time the lirst man bats until the last man is out. Smith has his team playing good basehall at present and the pitchers the going good. Anderson looks like a valuable man and in his work against Terre Haute Monday showed he had plenty of stuff. Hill yesterday did not pitch bad baseball, but the way Cramer was going the locals would have had to play all night to get a score off hii . Hill allowed one clean run, and that was enough to give the visitors a victory. Iiight now it is not aass to mention the work of Joe Grodick down at second. In yesterday's game Joe pulled the. sensational play of the day by grabbing a ball that looked like a sure hit, and tossing out his man. He is covering all kinds of ground around second and is handling the ball cleanly and throwing accurately. Joe Tlierei With Stick. While his fielding has been good, Joe has been there with his war clun and has shown not only speed but plenty of judgment on the paths. In Monday's game he came through with a doutde and scored the locals' first run. Then when Gilbert took his fall over at first Joe kept his head up and raced home with the score that won the ball game. In the lirst inning he stole second after he had walked, but was unable to get around. Yesterday he came to bat with a man on and smashed the ball to right center, sending Collins to third. The double steal was tried and Collin went out for the simple reason that Wagner and Mathes pegged the ball accurately. In the ninth inning, after Collins had tapped a safe blow, Joe followed suit, but the rest of the men fell down and the locals failed to get tneir run over. Joe has been playing this kind of baseball ever since he joined the local club. The first averages issued showed him hitting below .250, hut the majority of his blows have been timely ones and his club has won .several contests for the local?. as Here Tlmrsslav. Kvansville comes here tnmcrrw fr three games, and the lea Is will have a chance of pulling the club from first place. McColl is expected to get the assignment to hurl, an l as Mac has dropped the last two. he is almost certain to win his game. Mac is sure to be in there working and if the Eva beat him they can rest' assured that they solved everything Mac had. for this McColl chap is in there battling every minute of the tame. BALL PLAYER IS DEAD Milwaukee l.ad Hit in Head by Pitclitnl Rail. International News Servlee: ' MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Aug. Hit' in the head by a pitched ball on Sunday, Robert Wacker, thin! baseman on a local team, is dead today as a result of the injury. When he was hit, he was knocked out for a few minutes, but recovered and finished the game. loiter he became unconscious and was removed to a hospital, where it was found that his skull was fractured. LASTS NINE ROUNDS (runan tet- lanough in Kattlo With Jimmy Dufly. 1; ternational News Servie; NEW YORK. Aug. Ralph Orunan, California fighter, will have t show marked improvement if he wants to attain lightweight championship honors. He met Jimmy Duffy la.st night and was- badly battered for nine rounds. He could not toe the scratch for the final round. l'KHIT RESCLTS. It:tf rnati -nal News St-rvi. e: NEW YORK. Aug. ?. Eddy Mulrty shaded Young Joe Rivers in six rounds. J Dave Kurtz outpointed K. . Juffe in ten rounds.

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a closely fought game of inbaseball the i'itermediate cirls from t diver defeated the misses from Studehaker by the score of is to 14. M. Jones, who did the tossing for the hone club hv her exclint work, r.eaily won the game for the south sid?rs but Oliver science and team work won the day. In the Sunday school league only one of he two games scheduled was played off. The Crate M. F. intermediates defeated the adult team from the same church in two out of three games. TI . intermediates with more experience and better manaced team play were able to show lasting qualities that the older players could not command. The scores were 1 ä to 10. 11 to 1 .". f to 0. The tinal game was played for live points owing to the rapidly approaching darkness A few well placed hits in the tirst inning of the indoor baseball game between the intermediate irls of Iaurel and Kaloy '.von for the former team the long end of the score of I to 13. The remainder of the game was an evenly matched tussle tmt the Kaley twirls could never ropain their lost lead. 1-iurel C?,2 113 1' Ka-Iey 2 11 21." 13 aley junior girls bowed down to the girls from I-aurel when the latter scored 1 ." points in the bat ball to their 11. Team work on both sides was excellent and but a very few errors marred the contest. Laurel 6.?2 2o2 lä Kaley r,:;2 120 11 LEVINSKY GETS BOUT Will Mivt Knockout Brown at Indiana HarlMtr. International News Strviee: CHICACiO. Aug. lb P.attlinir ! l,ev in, r.f x.... x,.i. : - . 1 .... i-.iii, n . ... ... .v.v..,.. ... ... wU,.vlJ and give the Chicago fans a chance to see him in action. It has just leaked out here that he is to ho one of the principals in a mill to be staged at Indiana Harbor on Ltbor day. His opponent is to be Greek Knockout Rrown. Joe Rivers who is in town today, has just completed arrangements for a go with Jo Flyn, in Colorado Springs, Aug. 21. UMPIRE TROUBLE TO BE THRESHED OUT Irest Tenor Calls Meeting of National league in New York Today. NEW YORK, Alct. S. A meeting of the National league will be held ,ht?re Wednesday. Pres't John K. Tener has requested all the club presidents to be present as the umpire situation is to be gone over thoroughly. It w;s intimated that the recent .agitation against various umpires in IJoston, as well as the conduct of Manager Stallings and Capt. Evers of the Kosten club are principally responsible for the meeting. TIGERS SI7T MAN. International News S.rvie: SAN FRANCISCO. Cab. Aug. Hobby Jones, known to San Francisco fans as "due key"' is to go to the Detroit Tigers next season. That is the announcement of Harry Wolverton. liROWNS NEAR TOP. ST. IyOCIS, Mo., Aug. 9. The Frowns are apt to win that suit of clothes by getting into the tirst division. They are 15 points ba k of the leading quartet. IJuys Mipic KolK j Life is just ere sw eet song to ; Fritzl Krunette and she is spend-j ing many of her spare moments j buying music rolls for her new' player piano. MARQUARD IS BIG HELP TO BROOKLYN F? i r ty Sfrsr -V V- ' 'V.eAWA fir Rul e Martard. the former C;ant, now pitching for the Rrooklvn t am. hns never shown greater skill than at present. He has a h ; mi his fa.-t ball, the same old hook curve, good control, and furthermore, seeias to have no en'l of s'.amina. Mgr. Wilbert Kobinson has rat no-rworkp-l the big felbw. but is saving h;m for the final spurt of the season, when Cllc.tlW pitthing will tell the mos?.

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C I iE Take Inter-playground Championship With 25J Points. Oliver Second. Keeper juniors with 2.". 1-2 points to their credi! captured the junior interplav ground track meet whU h was held at the Oliver :;okl yesterday afternoon. To the finish they were pushed closely by nliver but ithe individual work done by Edwards of 1eeper who scored 1.'. of the total points proved to be too great a handicap. Oliver's total amounted to 20 1-2 and Smith s.-o,--ed all of the points. 11 1-2. that Howard annexe!. Ixiurel with 7 and Studebaker with 6 1-2 brought up the tail end. The meet. which attracted so much attention in the playground world is a complement to the system of supervised play and to the work of the various instructors, especially to the work t of K. Tlockne. the coach of the win ning team. Summaries. r.O ya rd dash Fid wards leeper, first: Wyremblewski, Oliver, second; Smith. Howard, third: Jh-ss, Ieper, fourth: Sperry, Studebaker. fifth. Time 7 seconds. 220 yard dash Ed wards, loeper. first: Wyremblewski, Oliver, second; Rockwell. Studebaker, third; Moss, leper. fourth: Kuntman. Oliver, fifth. Time "0 seconds. Standing broad jump Smith. Howard, first: Inks, Iyeoper. second; Edwards. Leeper. third; Wyremblewski. Oliver, fourth; Kuntman. Oliver, lifth. Distance six feet 11 1-2 inches. Running high jump Nyikos. Laurel, lirst: Kuntman. Oliver and jSrnith. Howard, tie for second; Kockwell. Studebaker and 'nks Lopeer tied for fourth. Height four feet, four inches. Relay won by Oliver (Lezer. Kuntman. Xagy. Sherman. Wyremblewski and JashO. Ieepcr. second, Eaurel third. Studebaker fourth. VETS PLAY POOR BALL AND BLACK SOX WIN Mcltor Pitches Air Tight Hall and Takes Game lYom Dayton S to O. DAVTOX. O.. Aug. 9. Dayton played poor ball in all departments Tuesday, and Grand Rapids with the

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Swrp Hv Innini;.. Knud Rapids 'joi pi- rqo s I lay ton ooo ooti OOO 0 Summary. Two base hits- lMin an. Hohl. Sa- rif i liits - 1 hinean. Ilelrner. Stolen bases Ib'lmer. Ininean. Ioiible Jay P.rant f. Carey to IMingh'n P.ases mi hal'.p Melter. I: Frost. Strike outs Melter, 7: Krost. Ieft on t:i Gra nd ttafitbli : Davfoa. 1 :o 7. Frnpire-He:!rniorid. Time RAIN HALTS RACES i Gram! Circuit lents at Pittsluirsli I .May do Today. PITTSKFR(H. Aug. 'J. The grand circuit races were postponed lor Tuesday. A heavy downpour that occurred an hour befor the first race was to be run. ruined the track for Tuesday. The First day's card of races is exiKvted to he run Wednesda v. START Y. M. BUILDING Short Ceremony i Held Roforo Aitual ( uis ruction U R'gtin. Irternation-il New s St rvi-e : ANDERSON, N. J.. Aug. o.With a short ceremony th actual work of constructing Anderson's new $200.nOii v. M. C A. building was bf -j.in vecferday. Sanford M. Ke-ltne. a memher of the original br.artl t trustees rf the Y. M. '. A. fund, turned tho first sod ft.r the excavation to he made at Twelfth .ilid .Taekson sts. Read NEWS TIMES Want Ads

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BT MtmHAV. I low r . : . : 1 is t :i g.i , tho High land s this altt rr.i.'.n .md ui',1 mr,e t strong ill t,. take the final ame wh ch we od even th" two team for the last h Math. - 1 of t he M-.Ls.if. mane .t 1 . t T v ; . i on . ..rvi. lbbs f.ire It lokd the b;.!l f kl- kll.g Eeali's- slow ro'.Vr ir. the picked the !m!I w h h ind and to-sj jM ;:r . if lygdi hi.! dr-ppe, and then- was p!e;;. , w tien Ke.'ill w.ts i.ille.i out Watson first Mir. u; dr -ne on tho Ijije .it Gray. The to : t;' be hit t Dolly and then fann-i) t ramer set a sort of a r ord Abet, he fanned the l.i.st nun m the third, three in the fourth antl t!;e r.-t i't in the fifth. Joe Grodick pulled the id.to; stunt of the day on Hobb-rnian's drive. He picked it up with h..gloved hand while headed for hrv and recovered in tin . to get the runner. ('ranter's double to the r.ghf :vi in the M-vt-nth woabl h.i let ti Kowman's meat Itad it n .1 femt farther inside the foul line. Terre Haute was playing a .strong defensive game all the way through. Liross' throw home and the handling of the hall by Wagner nnd Mathes cut down the locals' two chances of scoring. Herb Hill was hitting the bail but couldn't get over a safe bio. v. In the third hi was tossed out by Mitchell who made a brilliant stop and throw. In the s-ith Laross pulled down his drive after a long run. Herb's last drive was knocked down by Gray and tossed to first hv Mitchell. Mitchell, the Highlanders' shortstop, looks about as good as any o' them in the league, was covering ground Yesterday in .ill four lo dire t ions. Laross. one of the best ha.- riininers in the league, is handieapped hv his inability to hit. ine he get-? on he's going to score if ho gets some help. It looked as, if Cramer was due to blow in the tirst when he walked two antl hit a man. but as he remarked "they haven't scored yet." they hadn't. Tydeman was hit on tho arm in the tirst inning and Kowman finished the game in right field. MACKS LOSE 20 IN ROW Tio American Iveajrue Irting Rexeord AVhen Tigers Win 9 to O. DETROIT. Aug. 9. Hy losing today's game to Detroit, . to 0, the defeat being the 20th consecutive beating that they have taken, the Athb trvs tied the American le. ague's losing record that was established by Ibston in T90t-,. Cbb and Vo.uh tlid the feature work, getting seven safeti s between them. WINS ASTOR CUP RACE Elena Crees Line No Other Yacht in Sight. NEWPORT. R. I.. Aug. f-Tli Astor cup race Tuesday was wm by the Elena, which crossed the line ,c ".l:12:2o N"f other yaclit was in sight when she finished. THE STORE FOR MEN lorn I tf WASHINGTON AVT3rCM ADLER BROS. On MJchiB t Wwsldncton Since 184. THE 8TOIU1 tX)It MIZS AM) BOXÄ. MAX ADLER COMPANY WcrUs Best Oothcs Cor. Mid, and Wwh. St fcft0MEOFG00D.CU)THES that means low prices

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