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Show v ( .1 iixd cjait Jjaice 13 DODGER-SOLO- TKU5i7jrEJ, eu?pa x "arorcrriT, HERE THEY ARE ALL OF THEM N The ouftstlon that la creating to mnch discussion In the baseball world is, Will' Washington nose oat tbe Yajaiees in the American league pennant race! One way or another, and bo matter which war the balance wings, it cannot be denied that Manager Stanley Harria hat a squad of hustling, peppy ball plarere. Here, they are in the picture below: Top, left to right, Martini, 'Marberry, Johnaon, Russell and Zacfiary. Iff the canter is Harris. On the bat nr, Jet-ar- a Eice, McNeelv and BueL. On the bat at right are Bluege, At bottom Ogden, Judge, Goslin and Mogridge, Leibold, Peciingpaugh. i .1' i Great FEngerr of and Brooklyn TEIBrxc ContrDnted "By Trfbuns Special Sport Srr1c. KTW YORK. Sept 1J A. world series between tho Erocklyna and Waahlnftons na longer U Improbable. WI an expert These teams hare played with more steadiness and oonsistenoy than "any of the other championship contenders Is tbe major leagues daring the last six weeks. Ths Giants pitching staff has faltered, sad the PinU.es must play all of their reniaJnlng games away from home. The Yankees have lost, first place because their once Invincible meandmen have cracked, while the Detroit Tigers are In daneer of third position to the St. Louis Browns. Art Nehf and Virpil Barnes are the' only dependable members of the ill. ants pitching staff. Bern ley is McWatson's arm is hopelessly Quillan Is unreliable, fim is far below hia beet form. Jonnatd is used in Deaiu end the emergencies, while others lack winning qualify. The. have loet much pround a.-- a result of this deficiency oh the slab Four enrajght defeat tn ntffhuri? ad three at Ebbets field. Brooklyn undoubtedly affected the mora re f.iof the National leasrue champions', they ;xm to lack the old fire ands in dash: also the. confidonr-which once put the other teams far behind them. GIANT HURLERS WEAK. Is short, the Giants' pitching staff la outclassed by the Brooklyn and Pittsburg sharpshooters. The Pirates are mailing a behind tbe clever strategy of Meidows,' t'oorer Tde, Kramer ami Morrison, hut none of thoe capable pitcher meaiie up to Vance and Grimes of (he fort who. together, have more than forty wlnmi.e, perform-- ; enr-eUncle Robbie la well equipped, with other moundmen to help hie two (tar. Dosk Is pltehlre hail, and so la Erhaxdt. Osborne. Decatur. Holllngeworth and Wilson also are primed for relief n "Dutch" Ruether. who has n aad disappointment this yar his a royal opportunity to redeem l,sm'f the enn:v into by Ruether at his .st of the campaign, the during the rest Roblor chances to riay In the world aeries would be greatly Increased. The 8enatora have the most formidable pitching department in the American leegue- - Instead of bank-I- n OP two or thTee good men, President Griffith "and Manager Hir'-- i have eight In prime condition Wal-te- r Johnson. lloaridga. Zahnier. Ogden. Marberry. Rufse'l and Martin. "When, Johnson temporarily Injured the other day, the e B S3, KOLCTtON White i 7 24M 13 18 27 24 win. IS 22 26 117 en 18 22 27' if 10 14 9 7 i i (bVt 5( game-fieh- Sa.LT .il:7 ' 1 K"f J ft-b-- o r i ft t!u r ' rij,'' Vflnkecs. hen M'gTirUrt In a Sunday fram lor at th Rupnrt stAtiium. Mnrberrv t'hkefi the Ya.ikft, y shfvm)f ' tame f kill tiitb which nil s!.r-- r is t nf a fail t):' rlivj t nf (h? S,natur'9 hatr'.r B.'W. B. tt.. rast harnv Horseshoe Tossers Will ty. Vrp( ''cr, who latr'v hr takn If faiW t. brr5 Compete in Minneapolis Senator's cas "';tr fr'p, ujl! replari; htn. has not b?-- ott4 n ypt. Bit defi-r.jfi- v Th a V ;t .Rh g t rtn and T i.r. do t again this v3r th t fnrmr hsvirir v f.r th4.r en Th5 'juh't- ff; ff: iitf ,Ms Ae.i.in?. western v.t'prs. f Ha.rris, at '"miM tftert etuntfi and Hug men Qnti ti ha bp, havfl .n riumo-p"!j games liaf Hjuai strength, tnf forty-twTtor PecklrpatiRh, at r.vrd n?Tis victor, did more briiilant work. Blueg fs ir,d thirty four d'efeiU. and and tho Torty-lhrlAttflr'a t baA?man, third nnd P'n thirty-thr klrg r re in no bettor p!a.yer at th T n ft S a n&tora arid T a hk 4 havo each Tht Judff Sna.t.ora' t.velve to .le pla.y in thtn At present !he Browns pttrherK bjhI inffelders surely firm a tht wst V'i nation. d;i-com s b" t" CTr.ii tbftn .the inff. winnirg" !eerrj "Gx-e0slm carries Washing- Tirrs As MatM, tb w ashintor.i have a pronpur-redbat. II o t adv&nti ton's Ms funch at ftMti tbe yrikf-rin pitching, viitch. in .f;tjjutr from Hirr fh il Hrfvo Aul.) fi wiri P'!okinpauh and Ru Jufig. ir, In this Th only doubtful decide the ustim f foprnviCV. r?spr.t. Tr GRIFF'S SMART INFIELD. 'ipp'-'ft rt their flf n.s ha. in on r f th ' F'r not. rr.r-- entv-f-'-- h- ; o rn-- ' fiT-tir- : o ta . Drsss. TRIBrNB LAKB W.' LEGGBTT. 0. W. NO. 1B17. GASTB R 17 7.10 23 19 S 30- 2R 2? 22 14 17 21 14 i IHl'il 2i S 22 J0-J5 29 25 12 3 7 10c,. JO-- i 32 27 1. r. b. lrrrTLisox. 'barred openinga" iei piri. 5'. .... Fswcett Epsteia Gnier MaTnard DeLong jWeinbaum 1 H "Borochow ...... Kaith .... Rrder .... .. Witkoff Huser V; .MUSTldg, . 0 0 0 0 "Scholts Short Scbrader .Mint? Woodward .. .. .... 0 4 1 1 1 1 Adjudicated Ia the exnd round of the western chess congress the lead was held by Whittaker D. C, with two points, of Washington, the boy wonder," was s good "ftamavy, second with 1H po'nt sharing this plaet with s number of older players. Ths the will find competition youth sterner than durmj e:s exh.tltion tcur and slioi:M in his be of tsIu the experience devey-pmenas a future coaster. 15-- 5 27 al- ty Ur. 217 1.V2S 4 23 ll IS-2- - Coauibuted vitb notes l - 11 the B- I Wsrt iblsek), s4 (white), of Blrminfhsoi. between Plari Aieisoder 22 djlg 22-- 1 International flayers Are Slowly Slipping The" following CHESS. frem game Bachtoan's Failure to Adopt Modified Draft Spells Doom; Change Now Imminent By1 Trfbor.e Special Sport Service. NTTW YORK. Seut- - 1 Few Inter, national le&g-u-e p'avers of major the league potentialltr will go Into acbig cjreuita this Tall by purchase, cording to poaaip among the players. Major league owners. It Is said, intend: to make their purchases from the Amerieaa association and the Pacific Crist ieegue for the reason that these clubs have submitted to a modified draft The Internationals have refused to allow the operation ef this In their circuit and have asked for high prices for the men the majors would like tc take for major league trials. The purchase of Walter Beall by the Yankees from Rochester probably will mark- the last big purchase from the Internationals this season. Beall wits the outstanding pitcher of the league this year, stirl the Yankees' most important need Is twirl-erhence the deal. The reason the llnterrtatfonaJs desired, to avoid the operation of the draft was tbat they thought the majors would have to buy tlfeir players at whatever price they demanded or 'they could keep them to bolster up their own teams and malte them much superior to any time in the past. But when the American, association and the Coast league allowed seathe modified form of draft son, the Internationals were left out tn the cold. s; lat NEARLY BACK DOWN. The.y saw the majors buy stars from the association and pay them baxrk with the use of players sent there on option or subject to draft In the fall. They also ea wthe better cali- becaiM ot 5 PlP. FiP (if SiS, PiS; 7. are (ci Alternatives her 8 6. and S S5. A more id PtP PtP: lei soTid 7 So ss to bST 3. eoutimnttfon BlS; 8 than 6 the QP guarded when tD for be preparation or Q K2. PreteraMe. howeer. seem snd if) Stops whits's intendd ELB5 S. s for at black's place prypjres 'S Blacks gsme la cow to b r'a'i was played between K. 'Sctuohjabrbsch,'' 1st ihl Peeing that B!scV K side pawns Hivsm iwb:tei and th Hungarian Whit C. Brerer tblackl, who was only starts aa attack threaten danger. ck MTVXEAPOIJS, Sapt A fine !ien be died. 2S cf his on jb hoitile K. lanip! JALEXANDER. tb horeasho totsera from unor than it A detenalT move first wooTd bate genius for tie sarce: been btter would hr prewented Ph;idor's Tfens." a dozen iatea tn ths country will SALT LAKE TRIBCJIB CA5TO NO HIS. P B4. which the Blai'k Black. . Wh:ts White. opens diagonal for for five world, a charr.pion-h!p- a rrvrrp'-tB. 101.1. 24 2ft 17 BU"k's PI! 1PE4 P B 14 2? iii RtP da not be pis-rePlivfl at Calgary. Casala. betweea F Q3 RS Q3 flt the ajnnua natlAnal horse g P and Aocua Craft-f.r5 QC.a 19 Str;eson (black PiP PPPch: 29 IlP, RlPch; 25 K-shoe tournament to be held here Sep- (whitei. 2 K B. P gB3 b 20 P-Costrlbutaa with notes b Mr. i!f 25 4 matl B K2 21 Kettle ton: tember IT to 2t. aad wins. PUS R-O.c 22 PtBP RPtP iki An sltsrnatie here IS 24 QsP. trot Frank Jackson, KeIIrton. Iowa, 24 20 a-i P KRJi 23 P.PxPi 7 B S3 BiP still B'ark wins: g.. 24 QtP. BtPch: cham- 1519 9 li 24 27 23 K K3. KxP'W b present world' s BlPi'h 25 KlB. 3 S Q2 23-- l 2rt- 23 2J-2.V21 7 3 25 29 25 B7ch K:B 9 0 irch: pion, will defend his tit!e aaln this 12 1 14 2H- -K 4 'a 17 22 81 3 R R7cB. 1118 10 30 K B. Q Kiel! U ar. hf, wU Mr. C A Lanhan. 27 2 ' L'T K P2 11 3S f t 2 247 QrSch ?.2 KxR matei, a io 10 SMS S K.VS K S2, 2V22 12 B Q3 BiS 28 R BICH'mlrgtiA. II!.. womn's prrffiion ' 20 ! 9 24 11 17 14 flrcksh to an eoergetlcany A 13 PsB QiR'-l- t Pt frcart al S12 liv in 22 21 14 KPiB PiS Q BTrh plsed game by Braver 27 24 C0-O1KxP 15 PK Bept. 13, 1924. Kor Ml', on hare of yfock. Rudy ll is 5 9 26 3 10 2 KiP Mr near ptutnlyt Tu-.11aon hotel, 22- IS 10-32 27 lt.vu!r HaTishan Tar'at rjui. f Aiv--.rSince my letter of a week ago, our checkt ift merit, j A terrible tn'stak Drawn here Is 4 er ;fcoc:.tloQ snd th community in gen- - mtr. S0 II tl ill ou From 23.18, 9, 2 22 Si 19, H, Ilrsim. Tr!d for eiperimect. Tte play to bere teems as pod as 'bere Is, Thii.wa onpeet4. fcl Black meditares svtl til tart. of Mi But rbit clear np tbe titoatiott. H- - dur-I- 14, W.- i 32, 21 15 or-- w 1I 19 23, 210, 1M9 U-- ID i 1. 2 4 12 2 IS 14 4 3 W. -- B. in . lis-- be ,1 s 8 (l j IS l.Vlg IS :1 la-i- Tar'. - l 9 7 , X- lO-- nil ' 12 19 2415 10 ktr. Teebe!H also states his willingness to play the winner IB. Cohen), a match of soecUl restriction of thirty gamea, and to give Cohen a gtm np If th full anmor to piay ir a -e is nnrnbtr is plsyd. It would seem that Mr. Coben would do wdl to first win ucb a' the Scottish match before cbailenglng ct,auip!on or stating his wllflntness to puj worid'a champion. he redonbtabi match chess The intersrtty telegrph!e 8n Fran-Ciscplayed Memorial day and Loa Angeles finally been adjudicated by the American champion, Frank I. Marshall, assisted by S. W. Sharp, tba Peuactylvsnia champion. Baa Francisco won by 'j to The ccmplete score wss ss follows: eA.V FRANCISCO Lifts ANUELB8. 1 rink ..; fotiuwkl .. .. 00 1 stsmer 'Perry 0 1 :Patteron .. w. H. Smith br 9 11,0 1 l'l 7 3CMH 82 77 sad also obliged in the finals sad semifinal Ur. TVscbelett to ntots for colors st each sre seriTbea ntw ''barred opening." ous sUegatioBS. sttackinf th integrity of the gasae tn England, and net to be msd Ugbtlr. If tker can be proved the ruiitr ftlelal shoe id bs sosoiarUT dealt with and the 4xornar or at least the finals or dered pis red over. And if there is no tangible proof ot tcest, tnea siieocs wh 87 28 23-- Si bS 1T18 NOTES. Ia bis notes to same 447. Roeertlle Citl-seF. Tescbeleit'a remarks iodicsta tltat notable tor its "Britiali fair piar" w absence st tbe recent Ensltaa tourntr. It belar alleged that a certain efflcial bad s laced bets and therefore ioreed the play-ln- 2. tai2 B:ack to plsr ao-i- , tarouih. 19-- 2 3 of the series. ts. SO. w. Uirett. l, , toee-- la-1- ' a BS e OF PROBLIM 1. 7. . 18-- . w1. o, 11, 1Z 18. 20, 27, Br Blai'k V, 7- - ll-ie- B. W Trawford beat Kettlesoa. ' (el Looks weak. (d)) Tbe wait side wss badlr derel- oped aad ebla was ejeat, bla poorest fame a. them-salve- li;sth-eAst- ' 29- -l m s&E3 M White 12. 2t. SO; klnf U. W hue te plsjr and drw. rr-r- " ill. 8- ! I a, breaks 4 of U1 I aad the ne sew 29 25 (e a. 1; I aad Vbita lt NO. PROBLEM Br A. H. Barnes, Caiesfe. by 'ths entaor. Black 8, la, tint Races. Decide May fex-',- if 7S4. Wash-ingto- n f-- Bern,' th 14. 1S94. ftepeantxr LaXB SALT (a) TeTOallr. CHECKERS i ivm: "sC lTE3iirCTc . GE O S bar of betbe B played la thjse tr cults than under the other sryartem. The Internationals Last seaaonwers) closer to modifying the draft proportion thjun was known generailr. and but for George E tailings of .Baltimore Jt might have gone through. StaA lings thought ha had sv great club of future major leauruera tor pttscklntt this season. In. fact, he waa sure h was going to take the Pennant this) season from Baltimore. He therefore) orjooaed the draft and joined hand with his great rival, Jack Dunn. ottJ the issue, against vtuch aa dmo. naam ex to stood. ' BIXTH rOR ORIOLES. Brit this year fce la reported esse more with the draft advocate svnS Reading has been converted, too, together with Buffalo and Eyraouset. is even hinted that Dunn win not OP pose the draft modification If fotar of the other clubs want It. It Is known that Dan Howley, Toronto's numagwv would like to bolster the Leafs with some of the many players Ty Cobl could send him if the relations be tween the leagues were normal, but Owner Solamon Is s great friend of Jack Dunn's and would probably stick to the Oriole leader on tho draft tf the latter Insisted, which la being considered more nnllkely as Urn goes on. Dunn would not be bothered by the draft at all. He need no d any business with the majors If te desires not to. It la costing the rntetmatlcrral more money to get young player The majors are sending their scout to leagues they never covered dur-i- n gthe draft days, and when the Internationals go after players they find themselves In strong competition for budding stars who will bet taken up by the majors, only to be sent back for a year or two or three to tho class AA crnbs, having the modified draft, for proper pollening. The handwriting ia an the wall for the Internationals. doee no Clark Griffith entertain the Idea, that Earl for whom he paid a, huge sum. Is a finished ball player. It Is reported the Senators' owner was so desirous of obtaining the services of Zltsroan, Kewaric's versa.tS Billy player and bitter, that he offered to trade McXeely for him. a ly, era! have snffersd the loss of on who has been held In the highest sbm by all wno hs-- r known him. thus Charles F. Gstehous wss s checker tnthusiast I. EK f the keynote of all the Ford Motor ECONOMY does starts at the very base of production, the sources of raw material supply, and continues to its ultimate conclusion the service of the finished Motor Car, Truck j)rTractor to its owner. Production of coal, for instance, is typical of the multiplied economies effected through Ford control of the sources of supply, and straight line methods through every step of manufacture and M- - - : - distribution. Knowing the ultimate purpose of the coal, it is possible to eUminate many operations such as sorting and grading which are necessary under ordinary conditions. All along the line, waste effort IsTeduced, savings madethrough the use of modern equipment at the Ford mines, in shipping in Ford owned coal cars direct from the mines to the manufacturing plants, in the crushing of the coal, the automatic charging of the 120 coke ovens and the feeding of the coke uninterruptedly to the 600 ton blast furnaces. Throughout its manifold operations and varied activity, the Company takes only one profit The many savings are all applied in putting better quality into the product and selling it at a price within the reach of millions. -- rVrVr I "l-i'J- ' Vi- - 1 Owning and operating coal and iron mines, timber lands, taw mills, coke ovens, foundries, power plants, blast furnaces, manufacturing industries, lake trans-- . portation, garnet mines, glass plants, wood distillation plants' and silica beds InKentxcciyatidVSatVlrgmUt ' are the vast Ford coal rieserve estimated at 600,000,000 ton It is (fo only coal faldttlAmer' ica uihich tupptiei coal to meet trig high ttandardt of Ford , A requirement!. ' "' -- for msny yar and we'll keenly miss him. Tb assnsl maettng of th Salt Lak Checker association was held September 9. Th following Officers wer elected foe th ensuing year: J. B. Smith, president; H. Burton, yio president; J. H. Btayner, Barron, treaenrr. secretary; George 9 F. L. Llbfcy regained tbe medal from J. H. Staynsr. who had lifted it from LJbby at the previous sitting. There was no other mstch piay during the week, S. F. sreept tor the eeUsr chsarpionship. Knudssn. holder of the cellar cup. trained bis big runs on J. V. Cotes, state champion, and triad to put him in the eelLsr, Cron won ons gam and ths other was a draw, though Knodsea wss two men cp at one tim and would probably have scored if h hadn't tsken too mnch for granted. H think Cron wss spoofing him, but ssys h will put blra la ths cellar yet. And. thst th calisr champ caa seconsidering lect his own opening and dope to tt yh brows, h might put snybody there. Tours, I. B. BMXm. ;,'''t'&-5-. 'j--- -- - - ,- - |