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Ruth Clouts 36th Homer as Yanks Drop Curtailed Gamejo Detroit,J5jto 2 ^hitehill, Tiger Recruit, Yields but Twq Bingles Joe Bush, Huggins' Ace, Is Routed From Box—Cobb's Crew Stages Fast Double —Rain Stops Game. — ETROIT, Aug. 6—Lie trolt evened the series with New York here today when rain stopped the game at the end of the fifth in ning with the Tigers leading, 5 to 2. The score: NEW YORK (A) DETROIT (A) ibh.po.a r nb h.po a c Witt Cf 2 0 1 0 0 O’R’rke 2b 3 1 3 ? 0 Dugan 3b .2 0 0 1 0 Manuth If 1 0 ) 0 t) Ruth If 2 110 1 Cobb cf 2 10 0 0 Meuse! rf 2 »i 0 0 0 Hellm’n rf 3 2 10 0 Pipp lb 2 17 0 9 Blue lb J 2 7 0 0 Srhang c 2 0 2 10 Rlbney s* 2 u 2 f> l Ward lb 0 0 2 1 0 Jones 3b 3 2 12 0 Srott as 2 0 2 2 0 Ba**l!r c 2 10 10 Hush p 0 0 0 0 0 Wh'hlll V 3 0 0 2 0 Mamaux p 1 0 0 0 0 - -Total* 22 9 15 13 1 Totalt 16 2 15 5 1 Ne»v »ork .000 11 — - Dttroltt .-00 12—f» r Summary—Run*. Ruth. S< hang, Man vsh. Cobb. Hrilinann. Blue. Jones. Ttvo ha*e hits: Cobb. Blue. Jones (2). Homo run: Ruth. Sacrifice hit: Ward. Double plays: Ward to Plpo: Rianey to O’Rourke to Blue. Left on base*: New York. 1„ Detroit. 7. Base* on balls: Off Whitahlll. 1: off Mamaux. 4. Struck out: B' Bush. 1 ; by Mamaux 1. Hits: Off Bush. 3 in 1 3 Innine: off Mamaux. fi in 4 2-3 in nings Hit bv pitched ball: By Bush. Manuth Wild pitch: Mamaux. Dosing pitcher: Busn. Umpires: Moriarty, Nai liit and Rowland Time: 1:14. INDIANS MAKE IT FOUR FROM BOSTON Cleveland. O, Aug. fi.—Cleveland made It four straight from Boston today. * to 5. when Piercv blew up In the aixth inning, allowing aix run*. The score: BOSTON (A) CLEVELAND (A) ab.h.po.a.e. ab.h.po.a e. Fxzell 3b 4 1 0 2 0 J’m’son If 5 13 0 0 Wamby 2b 4 1 4 2 0 Summa rf 5 14 0 0 A'eaeh If 4 1 2 0 0 Speaker cf 4 0 fi 0 1 Harris 1b 4 0 10 l 0 JS’well ss 3 2 12 0 Boone rf 4 2 2 1 0 Myatt c 3 2 4 0 0 F’atemd cf 3 0 2 0 0 Burns lb 4 3*00 Pic’n’ch c 4 1 2 2 0 S’ph's’n 2b 2 0 1 2 0 Shank* *• 4 1110 Lutzke 3b 2 0 0 1 0 Piercy p 2 0 0 1 1 Shaute p 3 10 3 0 Murray p 10 110 - r. H eving 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 31 10 27 8 1 Totgls 35 7 24 11 1 x Bat ted for Murray In ninth Boston .002 100 020—5 Cleveland .010 106 OOx—* Summary—Runs: Exsell. Wamby. Veach, Boone. Plcinlch. Jamieson. J. Sewell (2). Myaft. Burn* (2). Stephenson. Shaute. Two-base hit*: Boone. Burns (2). J. Sew ell. Shaute. Jamieson. Summa. Three base hit: Veach. Home run: Boone. Stolen base*: Wamby. Ezzell. Burns Sac rifice hits: Stephenson. Lutzke. Mvatf. Double nlav: Wambv to Shank*. Left on base*: Boston. 4; Cleveland, fi Base* on bulls: Off Piercy. 2: off Murray. 1; off Shaute. 1. Struck out: By Murray. 2: by Shaute. 2. Hits: Off Piercy. * tn 5 1-8 inning*: off Murray. 2 in 2 2-3 inning*. Hit by pitched ball: Bv Piercy. Lutzke. Ba!k: Murray. Losing pitcher p> Piercv. Umpire*: Holmes and Evans, i Time: 1:44. POSTPONE WOMEN’S GOLF TOURNEY Onwentsia Country Club. Lake For , est. Aug. fi—Nearly three inches of | downpour In another of the week's steady program of showers led the; tournnment committee to postpone I play in the women's western golfj championship today. Two rounds will be played tomorrow. The qualifying round Monday was played In Intermittent showers and yesterday's play was over a course soggy with rains. HAWTHORNE. First rare: Turae. $1,000; claiming: 3 year-olds: 6 furlongs Seth's Alibi -119 xMlsa Fortune .10$ xLong Green ..111 xEventlde .109 xI«oulae Wagner 106 xNo I^ady .106 xOolfin .10$ Second race; Purse. $1,000; claiming, 1- vear-olds; 6 furlongs: Ebony Bella ...111 A. J. BuJ* — xScamper .10$ xBabbllng • • • . 106 Double T.118 xBeauti 1 Addle 106 xPinch o’ Snuff 10$ Third race: Purse. $1,000; claiming, 4-year-olds: 1 1-16 miles: Doughoregan ..111 xRIchelleu . ... 1JJ Eilman .110 xCanteen Girl .-93 xGreat Lady ..116 Sequel ... .-JJJ xCheer Leader 102 xJack Frost ...103 xFalthful Girl . *8 #t paa w . Fourth race: Puree. $1,500; woods Theater handicap; 2-year-olds, 5 fur longs: Moon Magic ...103 Riviera .112 Little Visitor ..122 Louis Rubens n 108 Abstract .112 ... Fifth race: Purse. $1,000; claiming, lb 1 year-olds and up; * a furlongs: Lester Doctor ..111 xDay of Peace 111 vFine Day .106 Heavy Artillery 111 Mona Vera .... 106 Knrlco .119 i.orena Marcella lit xGlough Jordan 111 Miss Mischief .108 xBetslnda .106 xBoot Black ...111 sixth race: Purse. $1,000* claiming, 1 year-olds and up; 1 1-16 miles: xBelle Amle ...101 xVlrglniua .106 xMary Ellen O.. *3 Overfire .103 Attilla . *8 xMarg’ret Ware 101 Flower Shop .106 ^Apprentice allowance claimed. Showery, sloppy. SARATOGA. First rsre claiming, rnalden 2 year aid*. b'A furlongs: Mona Meg . .112 Grace Troxler 104 e Morganatic ...107 Wax Lady .109 Longing 114 Our Hope .J0J Oowah .108 Chumjdgnoi Jl' Warfare .108 aAdrinnople . .. ">7 Kscolans ..112 Legation .. ...108 x Seaman .iff Blennerhasaet t 11$ Blacksmith ....116 Star Sweeper ..112 Fear Naught ..107 Hendrick .109 Ouffney Lass ...DM Hootch .112 s Ben Franklin . . 107 nCochran entry. Second race, the International SteepV (hase. 4-year-olds and up. about 2 miles’ x< 'oil hr I ...142 H Bachelor ...162 x Mont Jells .145 Louppy .1R2 Third race claiming, 3-year-olds and up, mile: Kellerman .108 May Tarty ... 105 Donges .108 xOvertake .....108 Calcutta .113 Wood Lake . ..1*5 Skirmish .103 Anticipation ... *i» Olynthue .11.3 Hcoop .T»8 EplSod** .108 Insulate .110 Horne Star ....4 03 Wynn**wood ... 111 Biff Bang .Ill xlnvlctus . 98 xf.evoy ..100 xLighter .103 xFlylng Devil .108 Fourth racy, the H**huylervll1e, fillies. 2- year-old*. 6ty furlongs: Extra Dry ....112 a Beauty Slave. 112 Drown Betty ..112 PKoyallte .112 iHun Teas .107 Beatrice .112 •IMother Gooep. .123 Queen's Token 109 ♦•Annie Jordan 112 B. Frelichle . 11 Vllna .107 Flying Comet .112 dElf .12$ dflwlnglng .1.1$ nBiue W'wrbler. .112 eFollles ..112 hNIna .11 / « Hun Polly . ..107 Lightship .107 dMand Muller 1"» .ildlehour farm entry; bltancocas stable entry; cW. B. Klim* r entry; «l 11 P. Whit ney entry; eG. A Cochran entry. Fifth race, conditions, 2-year olds and tin mile: Nos** Dive ,...120 Barbery Brush 103 Eaglet .II* Graeme .117 Pepp .117 Dream Maker ..113 fjple and Span 108 Check .106 Sixth race, the Lucerne hsndPap, 3 «.h> old- and up, 6 furlongs; a Big Blaze ..108 Cyclops . 1S‘ t. Dosha wk .122 c.Teater .. tot. lowing Ahing ...106 Broornster inn g i iinns Care ...105 Indian Trail ...104 bMunspero .108 Little < lilef ...KM, reparation . ,J#l0o Avlaark . H« 14>mar<et'e 1*3 bSun Flag ... .110 r nival .J07 Mi* ale 0 A pc x 8 5 Ha ff ling II” xClenn Riddle farm entr>. bG A c... P ran entry: <Hsn*ocns etable entry, xApprentice allowance claimed. Weather, cloudy; track, alow. Saint Louis Browns Make Clean Sweep of Washington Series tSl ____ , - ■ — ■ . - ■ ■ ■ " " " Americas Leading Jockey Breaks Leg in Fall at Saratoga Track m ■■■■■■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■ m —mm Earl Nandi*. Saratoga, X. Y., Aug. 6.—Earl Sande, America's leading jorkey, re ceived a broken leg and possible in ternal injuries while riding Spurt In a race today. He was unconscious when picked up. Three other jockey* fell—J. Daw son, C. Dishrnan and K. (lorman—but esraped injury. Sonde's leg was broken between the knee and the hip and It was feared he might not be able to ride again this season. ppc s 4r <■> zd SARATOGA. First race: Five and one-half furlongs Brother (Shanks) .4-1 3-5 4-5 Dugout (J. Callahan) . .6-5 3-3 Gnome Girl < 13. Breuning).2u-l Time: 1:07 2-6. George de Mar. Spurt, Fuo, Senor, Sandrae. Semper, Catlileen Ni Houlihan and Speckled Beauty also ran. Senor finished third but waa dis qualified. Second race; Steeplechase, two miles: Vox l’opull II. (McNair) ...2-t fvtn 2-5 V'icaire (Kennedy) . ..even 2-5 The Trout (Chevne) .1-2 Time: 4:19 4-5. llerriard. B>ng and Hummed also ran. Third rate: One mile: Princess Doreen (Mutts) 11-10 2 5 1-5 Initiate (Parke) . . "5 Sunayr (Wallace) . --•> Time. 1:40 1 5. Miss Smith. Tree lop. Dare Say and Yankee Princess also ran Fourth race: One mile. Sunsini (Kelauy) .3-1 even 2-5 Lucky Play (Malben) .2-1 even Moonraker (Thorndyke) ..14 Time: 1:40 1-5. Cherry Pie, Enchant ment and Salacia also ran. Fifth race: Six furlongs: Blackstone (B Bruning) .10-1 4 1 2-1 Good Times (Shuttinger) .even 2-5 Pes? (Parke) .1-2 Time: 1:14 2*5. Antonia. Cydonia. Baby Lane, O’Corra. Vera Vennie, Beverwyck, Venixeloa. Wild Gooae and Spartan also ran. Sixth ra< e: Five and one-half furlongs American Flag (Kennedy) ..1-5 4 > 2-5 The Bat t M < A tee) . .3-5 1-5 Dangerous (Hum) . 5-1 Time: 1:07 3-5. Pique. Antiquarian. Captain Martin. Rocketone. Mark Over. Johnny Campbell, New Moon. Crimean. Poi-antlro. Danby, Bargain Day and Stat Saint alao ran. H AW THORN K. First ra<e; Five and one-half furlongs. Brilliant (Horn) .6 1 2S 1 6-6 Balboa (Garner) .11 10 1 - Idle Seth (Gross).„ Time: 1:03 Captain SrhneJler. St. Charles. Try Again, .Pillage and Ip and At 'Em alao ran Second race: Six furlongs. Blotter (McDermott).3-10 t* out Bock Heather (Weiner).9-10 14 No Lady (Gorndey).. 3-5 Time: 1:15. Muldraugh and Good Morn ing also ran. . „ Third race: Five and one-ha.f fur GuCnor (Kennedy) .21-40 1-5 out Mason Towle (Jones). 4-1 6-5 Harold K (Owens)........1-2 Time: 1:11. May Bruen and Cannon ball also ran. Fourth race: Mile and one sixteenth: Prim e Til Til ( McDermott). 16-5 even out Jt-w«l V. D. (Horn) .1-2 out F ret well •Yeltom .out Time: 1:50. Vlctoll* al*t- ran. Fifth rate Five and a half furlongs. Hidden Jewell (Kronk) .4-1 *-■> 4-5 Poilymara (Jones) .*•& 4 5 Finday (Wood) . 7-10 Time: 1:10 2-5. Whalebone. Hound Rob in. .Shining Gold. Allie Ochs and Heavy Artillery alao ran Sixth race. Mile and an eighth: Huonec (Anderson) even 4 5 t f. ADVERTISEMENT. Camphor Water For Eyes Nothing ha* the quirk action of »lmple camphor, wltrhhaxel, hydras tl*. etc., a* mixed in Lavoptlk eye wu*h. 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CC>h^ Worlds Best tD.wl '/flood Medicine War Winner (Montgomery) ...2 Vi-l * •* Proceeds (Pendergraas) . 1*3 Time: l:n*. Praise. Call Kord and Hands of Pleasure also ran. BRAVES DEFEAT CARDS, 5 TO 3 Boston. Aug fi—Boston ga\o Jn)*t Cooney faultless support today and de frated the St, l,ouia Cardinal*, 6 to 3. The score: ST. 1,01 IS (N) BOSTON (M) nl> h.po.a.e. ab.h p« a * J ^ th rf 4 - u 0 Wilson cf 4 «» 4 1 «* Holm of I 1 2 » >' I'dgett Jb ) I M » Jl'nab) 2b 2 " I 3 OtKenjri rf 4 12 0 0 Hoi lev In 3 2 13 ir 1 Md'nll 1b I I I ' 0 Blade* If 2 11"" 1’oweit If 3 2 2 " « J. I”n*-v *4 4 2 .1 4 I) T'rney 2b 4 13 4 0 11 nxalt-4 I- 4 10 3 mj'Nell r 3 12 10 Kr. lgnu 3b 4 0 2 3 ll >1 K'lh „ I 11 I ! « Bell p 2 0 " 3 0 J. 4”ney p 2 112 0 xMjer. | ♦ 0 0 (i -—— - Total* SI 10 27 12 0 Total* 31*211111 xBstted for Bell In ninth „ , St I.oolx .. 200 »«1 "0(1—.. Boot on .211 000 Olx—S hummerj Rune .1 Smith, Holm. B»it* toniley. IMiigett (2). Sleo*el, Howell. K. Smith. Two-base hit* Bottornley* Powell (2) Thr« * - base hit: Jim Cooney. Home tun K Smith. Sacrifice hits: Hortifhj, Bottornley*. Double plays: Horn^ by to Bottom ley; llorneby to Jin» Cooney to Bottornley, Tierney to Me Jnni* Left on bi'ses St. l,ouia, «*; Boa loii, 4 JSttHcn on ball*. Off H* 11. 2; of. John Cooney, Hit by pitched ball: By John Cooney. Itlude* Wild pitch: John 4!ooncy. 1'mpirea: Bart, McCormick and Pfirrosn. Time j 4 i. The Story of a Girl Men Couldn I Forget—or Get ENEMY SEX BETTY COMPSON «/.,»/«/»/•/ 5/ _: .Vf 'T? 2 ON THE STAGE CARL SIBBERT _Intarnat ional Sonf Artiat JIMMIE K.INOGKAMS ADAMS /HODGE COMEDY /PODGE ORCHESTRA-ORGAN r * o toaueu^y w I So Gigantic That Its Rival Docs Not Exist! Th« Greatest American Epoch _And on the Stage Breathing the picture to the stage— • “PIONEER DAYS” Fir®t Time Ever Shown at Popular Price® | I i Baseball Mts and Standings WESTERN LEAGUE, standing*. W. L. Pet. Win. Lose Omaha .«7 40 .«-»• .030 .6*0 1 »envci ..64 46 .512 .566 •®,6 Tulm .63 47 57 2 .576 .568 St Josiph .59 4s .551 .566 546 Wlrlwlh . 66 56 -49.. .500 .491 Oklahoma City ..64 64 -COO 505 .40^ Lincoln .16 08 .340 .346 . ICii Des Mol nee .H4 72 .321 «J27 .316 Yesterday’* Result*. OUlnlmma City. H; Omaha, 4. Dee Moil e*. 2; St. Joseph, 1 Lincoln. 4; Tulsa, 0. Denver, 31; Wichita. 6 (linin'" Today. Oklahoma City at Omaha. St. Joseph a I Dr* Moines. Tulsa at Lincoln. Wichita at Denver. NATION A I. LEAGUE. Standing*. W. L. Prt. Win Lose New York .66 "6 .t»47 .650 .64 1 Piltshuigh . 56 43 .l»06 .670 .660 Chicago ..56 46 .54? .551 .544 Brooklyn . 64 43 .529 534 .624 CiiKinnatl .66 62 .614 .619 .6"9 St. Louis .43 59 .422 .427 .41 7 Philadelphia .4ll 66 .406 .406 .396 Boston .. 38 6 4 .373 3.9 .369 Yesterday’s Results. Boston L. Ht. Louis 3 Cincinnati 3. Philadelphia 2. Brooklyn 5; Pittsburgh 2. New York 5. Chicago 2. Gumrs Today. St. I^ouls at Boston. Cincinnati at Philadelphia, only games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Standing*. W. L. Pet. Wm. Lose, New York .60 46 .566 .570 .567 Detroit .58 4 6 .658 . 5b« ,6&2 Washington .57 49 .538 ,542 .532 St Louis .55 48 .534 .538 .629 Chicago . 60 63 .4 85 .490 .481 Cleveland . 50 55 .476 .481 .472 Boston . 4 1 59 .42*7 .433 .423 Philadelphia .....Cl 61 413 .419 .410 Yesterday's Results. Detroit. 6; New- York, 2. Cleveland. 8; Boston, 5. St Louts. 6, Washington, 8. Phi lade I pit's -Chicago, rain. Currie* Tod'iy. Phlladelpa n at Hf. Loins. New York nt Cleveland, Boston at Detriot. Washington at Chicago. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Standings. W. L. Pet. Win Lose SI TaUl .65 44 .596 .600 .591 Indianapolis .... 58 46 .558 .562 .552 Louisville .59 49 .546 .650 .541 Khomih City .51 65 .4*1 .4*6 .477 Toledo . 5 2 57 .477 .4*2 4 73 Columbus 5" 58 .463 .46* .459 Milwaukee .47 5? 443 449 4 9 Minneapolis . 4* 62 436 .4(1 4J2 Yesterday's Results. Kansan City. 6. Indianapolis, 1. St Paul. 12; Toledo. 8. Minneapolis, 8. Columbus. 6 Louisville. 6; Milwaukee. 4. Games Today . St. Paul sf Toledo. Minneapolis at Columbus. Milwaukee at Louisville Kansas City at Indianapolis. THREE-EYE I.EAGI V Bloomington. 0; Terre Haute. 7. Peoria 0; Danville. 2. De»Jlur, 2; Evansville, T. SOI THKKN ASSOCIATION. Atlanta. 5. Memphis, 6 (8 innings da rkn* a* New Orleans, T.ittls Pork 1. • '»).• i ' a nnnga. 3 Birmingham. 4 No other games scheduled. INTERNATION \L I.EAGI V. Rochester. 7-6; Jersey City, 1-9. •Syracuse. 11; Newark. 4 Toronto. 6-14 Reading. 4-1, Buffalo, 1-8. Baltimore, 7-1. TEXAS I.EAGI E. WTchfta Falls. 14. Dallas I. Bet union t, 17; Houston 6. Galveston 3; Han Antonio. 1 Shreveport. 8-4. Fort Worth. II. Mississippi VALLEY LEAGUE Burlington 9-fl; Dubuque 6 9. (second game forfeited to Dubuque), Ottumwa at Moline, double-header nost poned; wet grounds. Ro k Island. 3 Waterloo. * Cedar Rapids. 6. Mtrahalltown. 1. •Ilmmy Wllrnt. Omaha third hntemnn. watched the game from th* stands Jim my broke one of hia fingers down In St Joseph If* cxpe< is to don a "mon key*' suit soon, however III— II I III— "Dazzv” Vance Stops Pirates Brooklyn. Aug 6.—Vance won his 18th gome of the season when Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh today by 5 to 3 aftur Pitts burgh had taken the first three games of the series Vance struck out 10 men ^ « y(ore w PITTSBURGH (N) BROOKLYN (N) ab h.po a e ah h t>«.a e Uarev cf 2 0 f. 0 0 High 2b 62221 Barnh’t rf 4 1 3 0 2 Mitchell sa 4 114 0 Cuyler If 3 10 0 1 Nfi* If 4 1 2 IJ 0 Wright ** 4 0 2 0 Fourn'r lb 4 I 7 1 0 Trayn'r 3b 2 0 2 0 0 Brown cf 4 2 8 0 0 M*v(lla 2fc 4 11 3 ow.Io*sn :tb 4 1 1 0 0 Grimm lb 4 0 7 1 0 Griffith rf 4 2 o n o Gooch c 4 0 7 1 o Deberry c 4 2 11 l l i Stone p 0 0 0 0 0 Vance p 4 2 0 0 0 1 Pfeffer p 2 1 0 0 0 - - Totals 37 1 4 27 8 2 Totals .70 4 24 8 3 Score by Inning*: Pittsburgh .000 003 000—3 Brooklyn .032 000 OOx—5 Summary — Huns: Carey. Barnhart. Traynor. W. Johnston. Griffith (2), De berry (2). Two-base hits: Mitchell. Mar anville Three-base hit: Deberry. Stolen base* Curey. Barnhart, Cuyler. Double plays: Fournier to Mitchell; Grimm to Maranville. Left on base* Pittsburgh. 6. Brooklyn. 9 Bases on balls Off Vance. 3 off Pfeffer, 1 Struck out: By Vance, i 10; by Pfeffer. ! Hits: Off gtone f> in 1 1-3 Innings- off Pfeffer. 9 In 6 2-3 In nings. Hit by pitched ball: By Vance, t’uyler and <’arey Passed hall: Deberry Winning pit* iter Vann*. Losing pitch«»* j .Stone Umpires: Moran and Rlgler. ; Time. 1:56. HARPER’S HOMER WINS FOR REDS Philadelphia. Aug 8.—The Cincinnati Reds won today's game In Philadelphia before a heavy rain storm stopped the fray in the fifth Inning as Walker sprint ed snd caught Williams’ drive for the third out with the tying run on second The score: CTMCINNATT fN’> PHILAD’PHTA (X) ab h po.a .e. ab h.po.a e 1 Bohn**' 2h 3 2 © 1 0 Mokan df 3 2 19 0 D’bert 1b 2 18 0 0 Harper rf .72100 Roush cf 3 2 2 0© Wil'ms rf 2 © 3 ft 0 Walker rf 3 13 2© Henline * 2 © 2 o © Duncan If 2 0 1 © © W’stone aa 2 © ft 2 © Plnelli 3b 2 © 1 1 0 For*! 2b 2 13 2 0 Uaven'v ss 2 ft 1 1 © Hn|ke lb 2 © 4 2 ft Harg've c 2 1 1 1 © Woehra 3b 2 2 11© Donohue n 1 ft © 0 © f'arlson n 1 0 0 ft ©' --— /Mitchell 1 0 0 0 © Totals 20 7 15 6 0 - Tote is 20 7 15 7 0 1 rBatted for Carlson In fifth. Score by Innings: Cincinnati .©93 ©0—2 Philadelphia. .10ft 01 —2 Summary—Runs; Bohn** Houah. Mar grave. Harper. Woehra. Two-base hits: Roush. Walker. Mokan. Three-base hit; liohne. Home run: Harper Stolen base: Houah Sacrifice hlta; Donohue. Daubert. Left .*n bases- Cincinnati. 4. Philadelphia. 4 Buses on balls. Off Donohue. 1 Um pire** Klein and Wilson. Time. 54 nun-1 ute*. / “a I American Association ! v_/ | Louisville. Aug © — R H. R. i Miiwaukea . 4 19 4 Louisville . ft P 2 I Battens* Winn, Walberg and Hh nault;| Tinruyp, Cullop and Brottem. IndianapoRa. Aui*. © — R ff F. I Kansas City .. ft 1 "• ©j Indianapolis ... 1 5 1 Batteries: t'aidwell and Skiff, Niles. Smith and Krueger. ^Vdumb'is. O Aug 8 — H. 11 F, Minneapolis .... % 14 1 * 'olumbus ........... 814 4 Batteries: Edmondson. Niehaua. Mc Weeny and Wlrta; Palmero and Hartley. I Toledo. Aug 8 — R H K «! Paul .©f© ©14 151—12 12 i\ Toledo .f05 ft«© ©©2-- a 13 3 I Batteries: Marble. Pinery and Dixon: I Baldwin. McCullough. 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I Vaudeville— - Photoplay* NOW PLAYING Henry Catalano & Co. in “A Timely Revue” Great Supportmz Bill S*l.—frantii Renault NEIGHBORHOOD TMFATER* LOTHROP.24th and teihrnp •LIGHTS OF NEW YORK” Comedy and Vaudeville GRAND.lath and Blnn.y 1 Fred Thompson in 'North of Nevada" Chap. f|, "The Vmtleth Dnoa" BOULEVARD • 33d and Leavenworth Blanche Sweet and Edmund I owe in "The Palace of the kinf” — Bunched Hits Win for Sisler's Brigade, 6 to 5 Jacol»*ori Drives Out Circuit Clout—Wiugurtl, Who Rc. lieved Davis, Holds Sen ators in Check. T. LOUIS. AU*. 6—The Browns made a clean sweep ot their five game series with Washington by win ning today's game, 6 to 5. thus movinc with in three and one half games behind the lend ing Yankees, who were defeated by Detroit today. Today’s victory was the sixth straight for the locals. The score: WASHINGTON (A) ST LOUIS (At «h h p<> a.*. an h pa.ft .ft. Del bold * f 2 <i f» Tobin rf :t ft 1 0 '» Harris 2b 4 2 6 3 1 Kvuns If 2 ft n 0 0 Bice rf 4 110 •>.»- ftl-r 1b 4 1 K 1 ft Gorlin If o 2 © © OMrM'tu 2b 4 2 1 6ft Jb 4 J 11 1 01 beon rf 3 2 © 0 Blueg* 3b 4 2 1ft 0 llteon 3b 4 ft 2 1 o Hurl r 4 ft 1 3 © M#*\ or*id c 3 2 6 1ft I*'psUKh » 4 0 16 0Gerber ** 2 ft ft o •» Mogr ‘Ik* p : ft 1 I ©Davie p 2 1 0 1 0 \ Matt hewn 1 1 0 0 OVVingani p 0 0 1 ft if Total* 3*1124 13 1 Total* 29 9 27 1? 1 x Batted fur Mogrldg* in ninth. WaNhinKton .1©« ftlft rt21 — Ht I.out* . ..400 lftl no*—* Bunrmarv Hun-. Dtibolri, Ha-.:* Judge. HI urge. Matthew* Tobin. Kvin* KSaler. McManus, Jncibsun. 5k vereld. Two-ba** hit* Severeid. Judge Hiuegc Jacobaon. Matthe- *. la11 bo Id Home rur : .fa« nb •t*n. Sacrifice hits Jr-obaon. Pavla. Harrla. Double plav*: Perkinpaugh to Harris to Judge (2». Deft on bn** Waahlngton. *: S' Dottle, 3 Has** on bHlla: Off Mogridg* 2: off Davis, i Struck nut: By Mogtfdg*. I: by Davis 2 Hit*: tiff Da via. It in * J- nntngs Winning pitch*:: Davl* Umpire* HUdc b’and. ‘'onnolly ami DJneen. Time: 1:3*. LANDIS REINSTATES “DUTCH” LEONARD Detroit, Aug. 6.— Herbert (Dutch! 1 Leonard, veteran left handed pitcher.) was reinstated by order of, Baseball j Commission Landis today and whit Join the Detroit team at once. Leonard left the club in the spring . of 1022, following a salary dispute He played 'outlaw" ball for a time and was automatically suspended. Re 1 ccntly he asked to Ije reinstated ; la-onard asserted that he is in shape, to pitch having been playing Inde pendent l>all in California. Giants Apain Defeat Bruins New York Auk • ■—The New York N«- , Mortal? again defeated Chicago here to day. the score being 6 to 2. The score: CHICAGO <N) NEW YONK <N» ah.hpo.a.r. ab h po.n e statz cf : 1 2 0 10’Con'l rf 3 110 0 Adame as 4 0 6 6 0 Frisch es 2 0 2 10 G'tham 2b 6 si 0 3 0 Wilson cf 4 0 6 0 «• Hartnett <*6110 0 Meueel If 41600 Friberg 3b 4 0 ; 2 1 Terry lb 4 0 10 0 Grigsby If 3 0 2 0 OL'strom 2b .1 1 3 0 1 H'hcote rf 4 2 2 0 0(iroh 3b 3 10 2 0 Cotter 1b 4 1 > 1 1 Snyder c 3 0 2 0 0, K’fmann p 0 0 0 0 OMcQ’lan p 3 0 0 3 0, Wheeler p 3 1 1 1 0 - xHollocher 1 0 0 0 0 Total* 20 4 27 8 1 Totals 35 It 24 12 3 ▼Hatted for Wheeler in ninth chlcaro ..ooo on ooo—4 New York .. • .600 POO 00 x—3 humnmry— Rune: O’Connell. Frirclt, Terry. Lindatrom. Groh. Grantham, Cot ter Two-base hits: Hartnett. O'Connell. Home runs: Cotter. Grantham Stolen base: Terry. Sacrifice hit: Statz. Dou ble play Grantham to Adam# to Statz. Left on bases: New York. 3; Chicago. 11. Haaea on balls Off Kaufmann. 2: off Wheeler 1: off McQuillan. 4 Struck out: By Kaufmann. 1; by McQuillan 1. Hit?: Off Kaufmann. 3 in 1 inning; off WhtH er. 1 in 7 innings. Losing pitcher Kauf inann empire#: O'Day, Quigley and Sweeney. Time: 1:30. New York. Aug. 0.—Frunkle Cienuro, American flyweight. «> ored an easy vie. tory over Johnny Curtin of Jersey City In a 12 - round bout In Brooklyn last night. Mike B» Merino, Bayonne out pointed Johnny Leonard of Allentown, P: m 1-' rounds in the ami-final | Pacific Coast League V-—-—S Portland Of* Aur €.— R, H E Salt l.ake City .* 7 13 1 Portland .... .. ..4 * 4 IlaMrrlM Krllfn and l.v#o)c, Patera; Bed lent and Cochrane. San Ki' tn .a.u. .\jh 4-— R H. E f ' s ' n v»l«“ ... Ill 1 flan Francigro . 4 14 2 Matterm Root. Bayne and Spencer; MltrhHI. Griffin and Yelle. I.o* An fete a. Au* 6.— It. H E. Oakland . 2 !£ 2 Vernon .. 4, p 3 Batteriea: Mall* Kuna and . Innrer, Thom** and I> Murphy. . , h**mtile. Auk 4.— 1’ Jti H E. Sacramento ... “ Seattle .. . .II II 3 jtHuertc*. Hall and Shea; Dell and b. Baldwin. 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