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The Journal and Tribune from Knoxville, Tennessee • 14

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'14 Illitri DO'IS TOOS' III TIIE'AfiriEllipfit I a 7 Ica-ZOXVILLE, WED.11,ZESDAY, MOBILE IIIIIVES A DOUBLE BILL 15, 152 Miss America Travels at Rate of 7143 Miles an flour- Wins Gold Challenge Cup of American Powerboat Asso. 1 1 I Ir. chr t. 'AL 15, 1S20 8-gautnot cup, 14 AmmelmommodnonnommormEamiuroomk. 4 771 v'- iiir ao 11, .9 64., ---7, i fr I- i 1...

'11 4. i I 2. I rt curis I rti 11111(ST111( ELEila rirl -7i-- LI 0 1 IIIIINEs ill 7 i nit ti -I 0111LUY I P. I 1 .4 BILL RECORD II'-'' rs111- OCS' I li hf-- Slid'. 4- gti I la' AA I Miss rimen ca Travels at Rate of 71 A3 Miles an Hour.

Gold Challenge Wins -Cup of American Powerboat Assn I 1 1 Star of :116 Return i Detroit, While Indians Seatomr Lose tolthletics cat. Hat6her. Welcome Arrival Rorntnel'i Pitching Makes on Hill. Llackmen's Victory Easy. Practice 'on' -Wait, Begins I White Sox, ire- Shut Out By VIA WV 111.4 If, usu.

JacKLALO IFIF MA ROMMel'S Pitching Makes Madmen's Victory Easy White Sox Are- Shut Out By Practice 'on' -Wait Yield Begins NVhite Sox Shut Out By Star of 116.Squad Returns For Defeat, Detroit, While Indians 7 Seatox- ,..1, lose to Cat. Hatcher Welcome Arrival Ho p- rmel's- Pitching Makes 0 on I Victory Easy. 7 Lefty Tyler Hotti 'Ern to Hits in -10-2 Affray. In a Cross-Roads Game duakers Again Beat Cincle. Cardinals Take, the Odd 'Game of the Series, Beating the Giants Br Big Score.

he 3eating the I Scorer. Lefty Tyler Holdi 'Em to Three Hitt in -10-2 Affray. In a Cross-Roads-Game Quakers. Again Beat Cincie National Won. Lost: Brooklyn 43 64 Cincinnati 4 69 Now York 74 It Pi ttsburgb 74 63 Chicago to Louis 64- 74 Boston 2.

74 kkilsdelpttia 45 $2 erican League. Won: bust Nese York 83 58 Cleveland 84 52 Chicago 18 85 St. Louis 17 SS licstott 78 Washinston St 72 Detroit 58 84 Philadelphia 18 pTow Tor cleveun, Chicago St. Laub Boston Washing 'Detroit g.11'hiladelj National Won. Lost Irrooklyti 23 62 Cincinnati 74 62 Now York 74 41 Pittsburgh 70 t3 11, il Boston St 14 kalladelphia 45 S2.

rifth rive-Mile Lap of 30-Mile Heat Is bone in 25 Minutes, 37 275 Seconds. li- Officially This Afternoon. Prospects Better. 7 --t'll the SenatorsPralik Davis Pitches Browns to Officially This Afterneou. the SenatorsPrank Davis Prospects Pitches Browns to Second Contest Goes to Atlanta-.

Bact. 4" rons Slaughter New .654 .555 Orleans Twirlers. .124 ALP .463 rtikeMirobilltae.7Ala. Sent. 14 Atlanta closed at Mobile by dividing a 421 221 doubleheader with the Bears, the latter taking the first game by hitting Boone co ttho ail rnr.

on the Il'e by I Per- th second I to 1., In tho second liter- kle Was Invincible and let Mobile down .1,1: with one hit Mulvey, and Goleta in the iiis.51 i Illwt.otretrirga: eziiiieecured four. hits Iteacturt E. -tMante, 4 .1" I Mobile a 42 2 -III Boon, and Mills: 1Itt anol Pond. Second game. It It It agreement) At Pet-Marble aiind -Lie! -401 man.

(Seven Inning tur .676 I AI! 'IASIELS ISIS 'ROUGH- -SA: Birmingham- Sept ICPeron -111' batters engaged-to a slaughter of three -111 Pelican pitchers here today. easily twin.420 ning the final gamo of the series. 13 110 to O. Seventeen bits were made off the New Orleans pitchers. totalling ten aarned runt.

Torkelson was called In from right field to relieve Vance. he In turn Iff Ville' "ray to Allen and going to left. Than 'Yorke-Irina wits railed in to Ditch again, he finally finishing the game. I Ngeore: 11. B.

ew Oriesne Birmingham 17 2 Vance, Teirkec ann. Allen and Deberry; Morrison and Gooch. I. Second Contest Goes to Atlanta. Pct.

.669 .654 Barons Slaughter New 555 Orleans Twirlers. .424 14.Atlit-nta.- cloaed .421 .3211 at Mobile' hi dividing a 'doubleheader with the Beath the letter Algt rolaYe." Se Pt. broke( The most "cheerfut bit 1'4 mews. that Sept. FLNew York went rrooklyn's string today by boo cminoted trom too Bonder comp Into the lead in-the AmerleAn league today by Detroit IS to g.

le to Tyler allowed only thre slogging-three, pitchers an4 winning, Intenwitithtthe.psat,,week,was thheareannouvolvancorf while Cleveland was being shut out by bits. met mAnt at Uri oils of which was home T411) Inn' the" Philadelphia. The Yankees kit Daus r)irlit field by of the famous la eleven, and and Ayers hard. while Shawkey kept Robertson made rivo kits in i.e man, ion of the best ends that. ever wore iDetrolt's hits scattered and recidzed times at hat triple.

twertilie Oranee' and expected te perfect support. Ruth Went to bet Ida donbles And two got arrive today and don'the-triolesidnia. -It-Musa drew three made a- eac thrpe, lociuding ia to deep I vowel, tune to 00tiouo his tow rifles- fly ac4 fU out twice. Pratt. renter.

Paskirt hide PlnYed brillie st- four safe hits lu six times; at bat, 4.. 414.11A vsannindir 1 'the. tretTerwit, led both clubs In hittin the Ad PI or a7. I AO A 7 5w. --iiii Mint UPC -night phila4e 1110 Ureliant votreu.

i .10114 cm ot which was a bow, r410 Vet' The Yankees kit Daus riyht field rall by 1 es a of tbe fautOul 111 alevon, Sad and Ayers hard. while- Shawkey kept 'I made tie hits 11, as sassisrforie of the best ends that. ever. wore hits scattered and recekTed times at hat, IC01tint 'A- triple twe't the ranee and 'Whit" .111, expected terriertect support. Ruth Went to bat Ida tionblel and two arrive today and dou'tho-Inoleoldna.

a drew three made a- aav ncl three. iuding 4a-barns-r ue to ewIr vowel, loom to 000ttl000. hi. tivw fir "4 fu out Pratt. peek ere eiso played I I with four safe bits In six times at bad, IT In- She hold.

runnie 1 1-13mlrihornaxvirio. iiedNrinw clubs in hitting tor the day. offi 1. Chicago broke(' ji most oheerfat bit hi wowsthat Seyt, ItNew York went rietortee lipday by boo ominoted from rho Bonder comp into the lead in-the American league era and Winitinfft es.m, today by defeating Detroit. 13 to King.

of the Toledo club, answered the gun. -Conditions for the gold cup race were ideal today. with scarcely a ripple on the water. Miss America was first across the line. three seconds after the gun.

and the worlds speed record fell on her first time around. which was covered In 4:27 or at the rate of 48.2 miles an hour. Continuing his terrific pace, Oar Wood sent Miss America around the second time Jit 4:17 on the third five-mile lap his time was on the fourth it was 4:14. and on the MTh it dwindled to 412. The Lent lap required CUL Miss Detroit -V, piloted by Gar Wood's brother, held second 1)Istee in today's heat until the fifth time ground, when Miss Toronto passed her on the dash down to the finish lin e.

crossing the line 45 seconds ahead of the Detroit boat and increasing the lead to one minute and 1 second. et the finish. Miss New Orleans, of the Southern 'Yacht club. with Del at the wheel. finished first In the round today nearly 14 minutes behind the 'winner.

Imp. HI. of the Chicago Yacht Club. did not start in the final beat. GIANTS HAVE EDGE ON CHICAGO, SAYS YOUNG Th.

Knoxville Giants have the wig and should win the series If they play to Corm," says 3touro Di, Young, sec' ratan, of the Giants baseball club, who Is now in Chicago winding up the details of the world series between the Chicago Giant s. pennant winner -In the Negro Natienel heispse ,11.01 the Knox-Ville Giants. beginning September After loAting the Chico chill over In a pair of Sunday exhibitions, Monroe 'Arm that. In als. aninlon.

the- local no. green have the edge. He says the only man. who will bier close waCching is the Cuban center fielder Who is a dangerous hitter. FOOTBALL PRACTICE IN WESTERN' CONFERENCE Chicago.

Sept. practice will be officially opened in the western conference tomorrow. Reports tonight indicated that the largest squads in years would answer the call. With the possible exception of Purdue and Northwestern elevens will be composed of veteran nlayers. The first game of the season will be played ten days later when Indiana takes the field against Franklin college at Bloomington.

Ind. 1 th.he. rare: Kltur. of the Tol0d0.140034 club. an- were ideal today.

with scarcely a ple on the water. Utile Arneriea was rat thedlitnee three seecompeeduda aft- order tbefeugounn 'her first time which wee covered In 4:27 or at the rate of 68.2 nines an hour. Continuing his terrific pace, Oar Wood sent Miss America around the secOnd time in 4:17 On the third five-mile lap his time was 415; on the fourth it was 4:14. and on tho nfth It dwindled to 412. lath lap required Cle.

Miss Detroit -V, piloted by Gar Or stool. f000vii vo TV betheledifit'Irs ePariLeOellniIdn, -Sotithern Association. 4 57 Ito.li.. ...7:11. l'111t Little New Orleans Atista to, 12 23 SI ill Birmingham 14 601 Memphis GS 76 Mobil.

GT 23 Nashville 62 Chattanooga 62 95 I 1' A 3 to ie catch featuring, In ou to A postponed game is Tors victory- today wte the 3 with cmgotto tomorrow: I cherish atemorum of the Vanderbilt third straight over petroit Six extra I it. It. io, 'rem lernemboT as has hits, were (At Detroit's etitra io; 120 lee 202,.,,10 .33 the, man regpononge Pitettrs; who also al)owithe visitors he Itremit yr qi 000-101 COG 2 i for Te nnento a total of eight bases on balls Tyler and Atilellefif I unirm another prwmimno forward Score: ew York 142003 12 I 0 Score: ift H. E. N- 0-13 Ceee'e Nivea to Pair off with Captain Hatcher.

Detroit Olt 000 100 3 10, 3 W1N10. Bender alaY. bo mor be torvedi Shawkey and Renook: Douse. Ayers, rbiladel ba i fleet. to um' Vowel at tackle.

Pounigartner and Statute's, Menton. 1 1 1 a lb'. .47 14A7 V4a.4.04, Aamt a Detroit. Sept 14.Esta2lisidnir a now world's record of 71.43 miles an hour'. Gar with his Illas America.

of the Detroit Yacht -club won the Cold challenge cup of the Amerletn Powerbtvit aspeciatiotr hero. -taking the final thirty-mile hest of tibl powerboat cisesio In 25 minutes. 37 2-3 seconds--The record was made In the fifth frre-mile Ian. which was covered in tour minute 12 seeonds. Oar Wood's average for the 30-m11 hoe' today was 70 miles an hour flat.

Second place in the race went to lib. Detroit V. Irith George Wood, at the- wheel, who finished third In today's! beat. Miss of-the- Royal Cana, Can Yacht F. G.

Erickson driving. took place in the race by finishing second in today' heat. the only heat of the race tO.be completed by the Canadian boat! The Toronto craft covered the -thirty miles in 29 minutes and 43 aeoonds. actual running time. a fraction over sixty miles an hour.

H. Et Greening's tif the Royal Hamilton Yacht Club. Hamilton. Ont. made clean 'wee's, of the Carl G.

Fisher race for displacement boats by winning- the 30--mile heat today. Going 20 time s. around the 2 1-2 milet course at the rate of 117-1 mile an hour. the Hamilton boat tIniabld- 31 seconds ahead of Snap Shot. of the Detroit Boat club.

Iler elapse-a time was 1:2112. 1 The Scripps trophy race for cabin cruisers failed of contest when only one boat. the June. owned by George today won )ts sceond otraight gam from Cincinnati, 21 tri le, gaining the football In the lead in- the first -inning and mainWn- Intercollegiate Athletic joneciation. wal itsit it throughout- Five of tho visitors, orrero VittITO InAho first Inning, IU been todaY and Sollars eession-will be ni h'Ehiledelehla ocored six run the titat oraaate tho vot oncoerstch hit.

Inimbert was the lead- Coach 3erider and his assist' too 'hitter. antli. Cornwell and Kreiger. will SP. tgoorof 't-p pear In uniform this afternoon and 012'10 14 -take over the reins of directorship.

1. 1123 32S- 22x-21 a I Pressler. Itronton. Counthe anti 1 et tho post two weeks has so Wi go. Itariden: Enumatim Jb aA cloyed work on- new' 2100.000 and Trstrealar the At.

6,1 toasty won si-cono from Cincinnati, 21 te lei gamins' the football In the': southern load isto the first toning anti maintain- intercollegiate Athletic Aseociation. rim Om It throughout- -Five of the visitors, begin today and iodates sionwill be rams tiv the first inning, in avowed' wiz run on i 14111 Ms-. '7Afficial priwgico of he Vol on crotch hit. liaubort was the lead- squad. Coach Bender and his assist- lee bitter, ants.

Cornwell and Kreiger orui, so gooret 't It-, pear In uniform this afternoon and 201902 012-41 11 0 -take over the of directorship. 1shiledelithia. 632 320- 22x-21 11 al Ring. Coombs and NTIngo. liariden: Ettgoultlm na'n las Past- two wasiu has ss delayed work on the new 1100,000 tinsith and Traireasee.

thst t), 1 i league. Cincinnati' at PhiladeinhiaPittsburgh at Boston. league. American Easton at St. Louts.

BLALNK INDIANS. clevele.nd. Sept. 14.6-Philadelphia lieored-an easy victot7 over 'Cleveland to O. Bommell held the In- diens to five bits, scattered through as many innings.

noote: R. E. PhlindelPhia, 30 000 15 1- Cleveland 000 009 000-4 6 0 Rommel), and Perkins; Caldwell, dor- ton and O'Neill. CHICAGO DRAWS BLANK. Shoildo-Watkins athletic "tedium Chicago.

lilepL played GIANTA LOOK Cnach Bender announced last night it matte ball behind Hod getoday. while 71IV York. Sent, took would be irnpomiblat0 Play the--Yan- -Washington bit opportunely and shut the odd game 'er the aeries front Now 1 derbilt -of the series. ai Sstss on the, new -grounds ae out the locals, 9, in thefinal game York today, to The Cardinals start- bee planned. Until .1.

Pluvius In- od with a 2-run lead in tho first Inning' erterod Acosta, pitching for Washington. it was believed possible to kept the locals hits' scattered and and kept the fliants none of the four New: York twirlers being able complete -the wOrk-by 0' and broke Eddie Collins' bitting streak. to igt 0 the visitors officiaiir dedicate the- stadium on the Conine had hit safely in 21 consecutive It II. Z. late of the' Yandy affray.

games before -being stopped. St, Loni. 110 -6021 102..4 le I Score: J. H. E.

I New tile eel 00-2 1 1 Although yesterday marked only the Washington 031 021.100-7 ,12 1 Sehupp and iblitoofer and Clemons; Chicago 000 000 000-0 1 4 Donates, 0 orritt. Sallee, Winters ltUd na practice lent4011 the Bender Acosta and Gharrity; Hodge, Wilkin- -t romp. 'things have begun to round son and Schalk. New eie est esta Although yesterday marked only the gchunp and Dilitoefer and Clemons; smond practice session in the Bender noughts, Perritt. Sallee.

Winters lid camp, ngs have begun in round New the od FORCE UNBEATABLE IN PINCHES GIANTS WIN Norfolk, Va. was effective in thepinches and the hard hitting Norfolk negroes were unable to bunch their seven hits while the KnoxvilJe Giants, fielded, hit and traveled the paths in fine style copping the long end of the 7 to 4 score. Bun Moore pitches tomorrow. Score Knoxville I 10 2 Norfolk 4 7 3 LINBEttTABLE IN 4 Southirn Memphis at Chattanooga-Nashville at Little Rock. Atlanta at Birmingham.

New Orleans at Mobile. e- afairef Pimb- too 'talk gip tip 4.11, 11.111r Wo 1 OF gnyder. 1 0 Into ivhape sufficiently to hazard some "done anent the appearance and MORRISTOWri Intake-up of the Volunteer eleven, BLANKS ALCOAN Pr ese nt appearances forecast a tasty beavp and powerful backfie1 d. with a BLANKS ALCOANS aP IGreciealr, Viaitatti ANOTHER FPS 1311A-VIAS. Louis, Sept.

Lou it hit Harper and Jone hard today and defeated Boston 7 to locals wasted but- one hit. The visitors could do nothing with Davis until the eighth itillinig. Scor T. B. It Beaton 000 001 030-4 0 Louie 010 210 12x-7 14 1 Jo'nea and Seining; Davis and 1 I deal of experience and drive.

rppelai to Tno 3elin 1st one Tribune- 1 -Line propects aro not oo good. and Alcoa, Sept. writs tboVor mentoc la rather dinappointed blanked-7 ta a today in a starlit mark-- over Abe --non-aboaarance ot several --ed, by bittina Morrie- when, he counting for -saWn- oirld the ragged. Voiding' of aturdy tinement- Among -these aro Inesta. TAke Russo Alfred, Doak to ha American Legion, teattop, Don Russell, Jetry-McCall, etrier, ties hero, today In which' the entire: et.

ilretattwisin, Letainger and Cam. town took 13'11-- spines-- 001(0DI0 ARE ss to the' Plering ot the i tirsdford--and -Charlie- i Lindsay will 111, II, as ram. which was consequently bay the call is already until Itimost- 5 o'clock, fin togs and Cbtirlio-to immolated Tbisra- Ilenderoon was bit rather heavily. He bps been in the wheat fields tits A Ppitischlan -leaguers, Melting ail -igummer and Will tip tbo beam few 'a total Of nine hits. Alcoa mansge latound, lite, Captain Hatcher will take to but ail.

over one or the tackles. Vowed. Poo locals rolled, tan rive tPrerg the stibly. the-, other. The wird aro Inise ViPitOrit: stecor6t71 Bodge tali on Jag.

Bender- wtil hove some good end Three-Game Bean raaa'a a a a. a. a aa aa a. Pea Lai I a. fall', J.

ilet 040- ananw 1 vspitoraccordd Bodge tali oupporteo.1 tr 4 Bende.r-wIll hove, onto good lend') Three-Game Seriesi-, TO PLAY ALCOA 1 .110 National League. St. Louis New York 1. Chicago 10; Brooklyn S. Philadelphia Cincinnati IL Pittsburgh-Bonton.

postponed. rain. American League. St. Louis Boston 4.

Now York 13 Detroit S. Waahington Chicago O. Philadolphia Cleveland S. Association. Mobil.

Atlanta 5-11. Birmingham 13; New Orleans. Memphis Chattanooga, postpon041, rain. Nashville-Little Rook, off day. International League.

At Jersey City Baltimore 12. At Rochester 0: Akron 11. At Reading Syracuse 4. At Buffalo I-2; Toronto 7-0. American Association.

At Louisville Columbus 3. At Kansas City 4: St. Paul O. At Milwaukee 0: Minneapolis 7. At Toledo Indianapolis 3.

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Price 6, C. Beginning Duo to the Wetter ot. thO tr. -the Hi mt. game.

went -fon -six tgc7 Jaynes god -ono of two Dow- I comers. Monday, it iinotworth will pitch Morristown. 4 600-7 4,1 4. 2 tam whrs- rortarlaut violator11-v wee. I Frank Moffett iirmotworth pitch I Morrhitowm e00-7 .2 Vim who- reported yeeterliky were ilmtotworto -mut Pica 're eane9ullY morrialtowm 100-7 4, Vim who- reported yeeterdir were Frank Moffet yvvs ffp wno- repoolea yeateraay were 1111,11060 Woa- 6,00 no-IP 5 5 Captain Hatcher: Liarvid Blair.

Evans. A least- 00 5 i "Pinto, In tfatolloyt ii2i filvivia lecut; o.00 OVO-4 5 4: 5 Captain Hatcher: Blain Evans. 1 Boo Campbell. Tuscuturn. and hitch- I lot ot fano bave boon epeculatn RICHMOND WINS on.

Jelikvroo, the Col- I al to bow the taat-going Alcoa, aggrog lore full waif. in town strut to ostnectod Boo Campbell. Tuecutum full, and bitch- ICHMOND-WINS lot or fan have been epeculatIns Jellitxtres, the hit-IferYlille Ohl- I A ag to bow the last-going Alcoa, astrega, 4- lea full, was In town and le expected CONTEST to the testy thisymeek so la. stack Wittl a Southern th ern 4 lineman. Boone leagUe -A A.m.- 1.t.

Went the day of aPeeldalloa la pain. day a realization is at band. Conch Frank Moffett. of Alcoa announced 'oat night that be bad closed, Strang Nick lin'a Chattanooga Southern-club for a three VUS211 aeries. beginning Monday.

4 I 4 game post- season, se es tweets I reportin g. due to i tonsil operation. Itichmond and Portsmouth. to i min the championship of the Virginia The dummy will make his appearance state league was -won by Richmond on Watt field today and Coach Ben. In this city this afternoon by a acore' der wilt put lila men to the sawduat or a to 1.

hi one of the prettiest; man tn Tna Vol Mentor oshIhttiont'sver -seen the local dig-! s.well known tot' his delenadve Boulevard Portsmouth Ins' ana the mon who would glean favor scored it first and only run in the in Jib; eye', will be obliged to hit 'em tlal inning on single. bent, I IEL. cum. Mn as iir INs. '7-7 VICTORIES FOR ALL FAVORITES CHICK'S REMARKABLE EXHIBIT1011 OF GOLF 1 Survive Second Round of Singles For Worm National Tennis Tiqe.

Our Store Is the Gateway to the Organized Efficiency of Areeses Texas leaguer and a. line drive kokoma. Sept. 14.Chick Evan by Manager Itios throuzh I The old charging glad, a piece of foot- I national amatuer golf champion and all or the blies vccupled in the hall machinery, that him not been seen I Bob McDonald, the Scotch profeaalonal and with two.men Arragon. on Wait field for some time.

will be of Chicago, in an exhibitien match at Yankee give layer, doubled to center icor. I brought back thia week to give the the local country club today defeated throw-In Ins' tdo runs.7 The row-In caught linemen. an opportunity to work up Ted Ray and Harry Virdon, British 1 -at the -plate- -rettrtng I some- The 'glad -is inval professionals, 5 up. the Tomorrows game. will be 'uable in developing leg drive and arm Shooting below par in the first nine I played at rortamouth'alternating daily boles and repeating the feat in the thereafter.

4 AP eicond nine Evans set a. second record Score It TAMPA CLUB for the local course with a total score rtichmorid 02 2 4 .1 odo 000 of T. A. galery of 500 including sever- 1 )ortsmouth 000 '6 a DEFEATS'COLUBI MA al hundred out of town golf bugs saw and Holmes; Post and ,4 the match. and liolmes; Post .1, 11" the matez.

anal Parker. ,41 -----A :4 :00 411(6Pc t. ysical 1 lets. Sept; 11---The Tampa club of the- FloridaState league took the second frame of the Inter-league ee- rie vdth Columbia club', of the I SPANISH KING'S RACER WINS GRAND PRIZE, -1-South sumelation here today I i by a i to Th. series.

which I Ran Sebastian. Spain, Sept. for liv to be four. the baseball cut 4:4 moven a unto. championship of th event at the race track is Alfonso's great racer Brabant won the southeast.

The eerie, now stand on today over thirteen ether starters. "re" each. The- third game will be PlaYed-4 here 1 the distance being anproxlmatelv here tomorrow. mlle and half. Jockey Lyn piloted I The feature today was the pitching Braballt IlDme and th.

hien wh and the batting of Ilighttlelder Felts to the stables. The nurse for the race of, the who got three' bite out was 100.001 1 Prise 1 of Bert-Humphreya for-the Tampa team 1Ven en WWII led the winner berit of four times up. Score: I 1 I 2 5 11 1 I and WhitNance. ehill and Wendel; 411121nPhreTli -----ii -IIPPRR'' II PORT combines every known form of natural, healinf, -fifteen 'years of 'practical Work in tbi field with no- failures. Schott method of exercise for sufferers of heart disease.

Studio l. i. Studio 1 I Bert. New 'York players, four from Boston, three from eslifornte And one each trom-sPiMadelphla. Cleveland and Kansas Ott, int vived the second round of singles today I In the women 's nationai tennis championship on the grass court.

of the Philadelphia Cricket club. All the favorites came through and with two exceptions afl gainod easy victories. 1 Mrs. Franklin Mallory, three times thamplon. won from Mils Phyllis Welsh.

Philadelphia. in straight sets, ber but three games, all In the wand et. Miss Marlon Zinderstein. Boston, disposed of Mrs. Ernest Wiener.

Harrison, N. Y. while Miss Eleanor-Tennant. one of the California stars. Wes Ann.

Townsend, Philadelphia. Although both won in straight Miss Helen Parker. Pacific toast chain- 1 pion and Was Eleanor Goss, New 'York were forced to extend themselves. Miss 'Baker had no trouble In winning the ftrst set from Miss Margurie Davis, he' Northwest title bolder, but the second set went to deuce before the California! grtri 'Wen- Um Robert 'AMA New gave Miss Goss bard battle. winning four games In inch set.

The first round In the women's doubles end In the mixed doubles were tompleted today. The star match was between Mrs. GeorlreWightman, naTional champion and Mrs. Mallory. who op-Dosed Wes Oftrtnee Gould.

Bt. Zonis, former clay doublets champion and Mise Da Via. 'Fits emeterners put TM a miff ftsbt in the opening sat At the end of the four the Westerners WI 3 1 to 't but after it was 4-5, the eastern pair wan three icemen In row and the est. AMERICAN DAVIS CUP DOPE Yankees Are the Only Pennant Contenders To Win a Game on Tuesday I I By SKEETER LETSHON TAILORING 4, AP The good old way of tailoring has given place to a better new way. The individual tailor who once worked at his own bench has joined our organization of two thousand individual tailors working side by side under one roofeach man specializing on the part that he can do best- The result is More finely finished detail, making a better complete garment.

Giiat buying power through volume. More economical operation through unity and specialization. Better, tailoring values cs a natural result. It will be interesting to every man who appreciates real quality woolens to see our offerings priced in the neighborhood of $60 tailored to individual measurement We assum- the responsibility of fitting you and pleasing you in every respect. Hats Furmshings umly Ana speaanzauon; Better tailoring values Es a natural It will be Interesting- to every man, who appreciates real quality woolens to see our offerings priced in the neighborhood of $60 tailored tdindivtdnilmeasurement We assum- the responsibility of fitting you and pleasing you in every respect.

0 ats, u- rmshings, TIIE TRUE BLUE SUORT. To play the game to the bitter end. No matter what the odds may be, To take the gift that Luck may send. Is but a heritage, It seems to me. That man might juatly hold in too.

And when the last formation's mined. or the last ball served to the plate, Ton Will not have the signals Or swing at the third strike late. For you can smile your smile, my boy, and grin at fate. 'A MARTO OF Dempsey has few more wodids to CM anPeorlearao. nier theet -TEAM IS ANNOUNCED mar remalnInt contender 'who has a revaluing contender who ban a 62214 Gee Phone 1871 New 1 1 ,..1, r.

6221s GAY I Phone 1871 New (., 11r) A iICIII 1 II 0 D) Air 1 ALCOA 11IORRIST ViN Alcoa Park, 1 Blount Co i ADMISSION 55c Game 4:30 HOLLINGSWORTH Alcoa Star Pitcher will be in ele Itm 6221s Ga Phone 1871 New I N'aw York. Sept. 'York to.1 Itter gained first place In the American' Ileague pennvit race with six points, 1 margin, while all fire other contenders of bath major leagues lort to pecond diviMott club by one sided score. -1 I The Brooklyn- Nationals uttered ebeir first defeat In eleven games when IChicago batted but I cinnati and New 'York failed to take advantgge of the elm had -low, scores in Philadelphia- and New York before Tyler. of the Cub a.

held the hard hitting Superbly, to three hits. 'The -New York won- theli firth cons-rude yarn and made l'a three 'straight trona Do. and Chicago both were shut OUt. the Indians-being unable to bit nommelt. ot Philadelphia 'qvitilor the L'Vtrhite Sox do little with Acosta of Washington.

Tomorrow will a dav or reed for the pennant contenders with the of Cilleinnati i'and Brooklyn. who play Philadelphia and Chicago too. I spectlyely. The Reda who bare dron- ped l'ise games in a row since twinning 4, game bt the east. will a itgame series Thursday in Brooklyn to be followed by four cameo New 'York at the Polo grounds.

The New Tong Americans will oppose Chicago -Thuniday'- in the first game or an important series. I "Babe' Ruth. the New 'York Ameri, an slugger. added -another mark to his Credit today when he eeored twice and broutrbt his steseons -total of runs VP to 147. equalling the American learue record set by Ty Cobb In 1911.

The record 4 12S, made et! 1 I 11 1' I I i 1 I I Ionly chance to carry Dempsey past his 'lucky third" round. In mak has gold mine but no opponent- CO'NSIDI524 ME POOR tour scheduled to ornate at the worbrif Series fans should have no trouble In tInding a victim upon which to -vent -their The pop I bottle barrage should be st. record. breaker bu that won't bother the Dodg- I ors for Brooklyn was where this Irmo vation In the national pastime tnigina New York. Sept.

ItSelection of the Amorkan team to participate- in- the Davie cup earomittaa The team comprises William T. xi. worlds singles chiunpion: William IL Johnston, Charles 8. Garland, FL N. W11118.1113211.

U. and Samuel Hardy, captain. The team will sail from about November 10, arrivinn in Auckland three weeks before their attempt La return the Davis cup to this cepatry. The way. In which the team will be arranged for matches has been left entirely to Captain Hardy.

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1 TUB BIG GAME. A eait for husky s-Deride. men. M. Wm 'referred.

who till carry their- $10e 000 war Tisq insurance who would be willing fo -umpire the Kiwaniellotary game Wednesday has been issued by Count royer and Floyd Haun, captains of the r11-21 tf-ame Don't tyerlbody Greensboro Repeats. flept. bore won the second straight game of the Piedmont league penant series from letch this 1 to 0. The only run of the game came in the tenth two men were out. On hlts by Doe TPaz134 a will.

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