davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29
YOU'LL. find 1T in THIS CGLUmN.
rs Suits half price at Moores.

House for rent. A, II. Basin. 1-tpd
Mems Suits half price at MoOres.
I Fresh oysters and celery at Zimmers.
Goods 25, so and rs cts. on the dollar
at Moores.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29

Clarks best thread 4 cts at Moores.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Two-yelr-olds: four AMI q hall
furlongs. Superhumsn. lo5 (Turnsr) 500 $40
so. won: Martinez R5 tByrnel, $50 so. second
Col Tom Green. ldo tGriner,. $50, third. Time
81. Mountain Pearl. Shoddy. Moscpws, md Whit,
Cream also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four-year-olds and MP: selling
six furicnsS. Star Actress los Martini. sl5. 90
$50. $50. won: Oakland llo Turner. Soc SO
second; Quartermaster ll3 Rooney1. $50. third
Time. lI3 Lanode. Silver Moon. Gabriel. Beau
chilton.-J. B. Robinson, Flying Yankee. Amor
and Sure Get also ran.
THIRD RACE-Two-yezr-olds: selling: FIVE fur
lorgs. Martha Lee los tObert) Son. SO. $40
von; 'sianioc 10 CDishmonl, sios 4O second
JEFF Roberts. 100 (waldronl. $50. third. Time
lNo5S. 'Commsuretta Lizzie Puh Tam Tam
September Morn, Business Agent. 'wathen Gains
borough. Misty Morn. Indian Runner Idola Joe
u. also ran. Field
FOURTH RACE-Thrreyesr-olds and up; Franz
Fehr Stakes. 500; one nile. Winning Witch
10 -tKeoghl. srlo. S1p, $40 Won: Groves
Hughes. 100 CMrCAbel SIC. $50 second: Strong
lc5 Martini. $50 third. Time. lJs Osaple
Jcannette. Ella Bryson Samuel r. Meyer. Cream
Old Ben and white also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-ol and up: handi
cap: six furiones. Hawthorn. l6 Byrnel sll. 20
500. SD won; vandergrift. lT tNeylon,. SO
0.4o. second: Brickley. g Mott. SO third
Time. l:a rs Lady Panchits. Beach Combet
Bring Hurst. snd Presumption also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One Ind oneeiShth miles. Glass
10 Taylor. Slloo. $50 500 won: Flying Feet
ls Cwaldronl. sS1. aoo second. Mary Ann X
20 Neylonl. $50. third. Time l5s Mamie Me
Dee. W. W. Clark, woodcrsft and weysnoke alsc
ran
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three-year-olds; selling: mile
Clin Maid. 100: Macknez. lc2: Old Trump. loe
TrsAsportation lo2 Princess Janiz, lo4: Transit, 6
Little Bean, Io5: Gilena. lo6; Bob Hensley, ia
SECOND RACE-Selling; three-year-olds and up
six furlonss. Kiva. ss; Maria C.. %: Lady London
lol; Anna Reed lol: Duchess Dany. lol; Daint,
Mint. lc5: High Street. los: Amor los; Grusveror
lT: Doron. los: Uncle Hart. 100; Cash on Delivery
loe: L H. Adair. ITO; Alboch. no: Campeon. III
THIRD RACE-Seiling; the Gcntlemen's Handi
cap; three-year-clds and mp; mile. Calcium, 80
Golden Treasure 80; Cloud Chief. Isl: Hanly. Isl
Palma, Isl; Galley Slave, Isl: Outlan. Isl.
FOURTH RACE-Sellinz; fourycaroids and MP
mile and sixteenth. Star Of Danube. lo2: Fsl
cada los; Gold Color, lo4: Prospect. loi; Ftrlong
los; Wander los: Daingrrield. los; Bonne Chance
los: jaime, Dockery, IL.
FIFTH RACE-Purse; twoyear-olds: fllies: f.'
furiongsl Gertrude, 100; Lady Barbara. 100: Dari
Flower, 100; Ambrosia. 100. Katherine G.. los
flire, loS: Margaret D.. ls; Almeda Lawrence
no.
SIXTH RACE-selIins; three-year-o,ds; one mile
Chameuse. 100: Loveland. loS; Bushy Head. lcs
Princeton. D2; NaoGrane. lW; Gallant Boy, 1os
Petelo. le; NASH pf; Isabelle Falle. ITO; Clax
onette. 100.
SEVENTH RACE-Four-yearold selling; on
mile and one sixteenth. Carpathia. lT: John a
Weaver, lu: Sam Hirsch. ic; Bonnie zoise. los
The Trader. Io7 Diiatory. les; W. Clark. los: Leo
pod, los: Spindle, l0.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
Belmont's Horses Finish First
and Second in Pimlico
Steeplechase.
H0BNOB WINS AT LAST
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. May 1.-That August Bel
monts stable Of jumpers will prove very
formidable on the New York tracks this
summer on the cross country races was
attested today. when Merry Task and
Top Hat, carrying the famous silks. fin
ished first and second in the two-mile
steeplechase. Both horses fenced magnih.
Gently. and as both were Of exceptional
class on the fiat, they should even show
great Improvement over today's effort.
After shipping him to Mexico and back
w. B. Carson finally put over Hobnob
but the ironmen did not pay him very
big odds. as the talent and regulars
backed the Star shoot horse heavily.
The weather was ideal and the attend
ance large. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Tvo-year-oIds: selling: psuse. 500:
i've furiongs. staiwsrt Hesen. los tshuttinser,.
$50. $40. and 8. won: Celtic. 100 Pickettl. S.D.
SO. second: Deviltry. lG tButweil), SO. third.
Time. ~ Surgeon. Borgo, Bollux. Louis. May.
and Carl also ran.
ods and upward; purse. $500: nj hIrlongs Hobncb
l@ MeTaEurt. $50. S-9. $40. won; Napa Ncs.
III GPickett. $50 g 80. rerond: Miss Brush. ios
Fairbrotherl. s.. thid. Time. iIL Beray and
THIRD RACE-selling: handicap: three-yesr -olds
and upward; purse. $50; mile. Pston. los
CNccahey,. sl2.7o. s.D. $40. won; Little Englsnd.
IL (ButweIp. go. SEC. second; orprrth. ITO
Pickett). 80. third Time. laI. knight Of Uneas.
Sir Denrah. Bue Beard. Fool o. Fortune. Yeilehen.
and Gates also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-steeplechase: four-year-olds anu
upward: rurse. 800; two mileA Merry Tssk. l5o
(Hayncsl. $50. 01. s20. won: Top Hat. u,
tschweitzer1. $50. $50. second: Promoter. ls
dayton. $50. third. Time. So. Abdon and
Roland Pardee also finished. Little Hugh fell
Merry Task and Top Hat coupled.
FIFTH RACE-sellipg: handicap: three-yearpds
and upward: pure. 500 one and oneiItS Snth
miles Eioro. % WARD. straight 500. place
$50. show A0 won: Dangerous March. llo
tGraDdD, plsce $40. show 90 second: Prince
Ahmed, liz fraplinl. show 2D. third Time.
ia Is Nari-r and Logccna also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Naiden threcyearo'ds and up
ward: pure. Sco; SiS furionsA Always First lio
Davis. $50. s. 10. s2es won: Befron ios tBurnsl.
$50. SID second; Mis- Cavanaxh. fco CButwelD.
$50. third. Time. lis IS. Dursar. Dcvuter. Mas
sAnet. Nicely. Donbrs. Bill X. Avistress. ard DR.
Charcoal also ran.
SEVENTH BAcE-selling; handicap: thrreyear-
oids and UPWARD: pure. $50; six furlongs Hill
Stream. 81 (McCaheyi. $50 SD. 8. won; Chiffon
squaw. iFord) $50. Sli.se. seccod; Cannock. %
WARD. $50. third. Time. ia Sackcloth. Booth.
Nimbus. and Frog also ran-
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
FRANCIS 0UIMET
IS ELIMINATED
Young American Golf Cham
pion Is Defeated by
Englishman.
HERRESHOFF ALSO LOSES
HERRESHOFF ALSO LOSES
After Playing Good Golf Throushou,
the Entire Course. He Loses
on Last Green.
ny cH,RLEs w. tcHIcK) EVANS.

ny CHARLES w. CHICK EVANS.
Sandwich, May 20-The Stars and
Stripes are still flying in the British anna
teur golf championship tournament. but
we Americans suffered a severe defeat
today, when Francis Ouimet. our open
champion, the vanquisher of Ray and
yardon, lost to H. s. B. Tubbs by one
hole.
Mr.. Tubbs seems to be playing at the
top of his game. for he followed up his
victory over Ouimet by another success
in the afternoon The match between
Ouimet And Tubbs started at s:24 O'Clock,
but / di6 not see any of 1t, for as my
own match did not start until 12:5s
!, O'Clock, rested in my hotel as long as
possible, arriving at the course about
12:30 o'clock.
ouimers defeat was bad enough but
fate still had another blow in store for
us. After a magnificent display Of golf.
Heereshoff lost on the last green. To be
only three down to ones opponents
thirty-three going out was wonderful,
but to be four down with but five to play
and to win the next four holes from the
Hon. Michaels Scott, one Of England S
best golfers, was what We Americans
call .fgoing some" Fred played a beau
tifui shot straight to the pin but the
ground was very hard just where the
ball hit and the sphere rolled over the
green near the ferce and into a difficult
position.
1t was bad luck, not bad play, and as
a result another American went down.
He could be ill-spared from the list
of those remaining.
II was Heersnoffs third round, his Sec
ond having been played in the morning
when he won rather easily from J. r.
Platt
A. G. Lockwood, another Ame6san en-
try: lost to c. r. Hayward in the morn
ing round These disasters leave but
two Americans, both from the West. II
we go down 1 hope it will be while GAL
lantly fighting.
Harold Weber. our young player, de-
feated X. NJ. Carlisle this morning and
A S. Marriot:s in the afternoon. thus
fortunately ending his third round.
also was able to defeat z. H. W. Scott,
3 - .. after being all even and five to
go. This was my third round.
Capt. H. E. Hambro sprung a surprise
when he beat John Ball on the nineteenth
hole. The eight times winner of the
championship threw away his chances,
for he was one up and two to play.
II. T. Taylor, a finalist in the last tour
namsnt at Sandwich, was defeated in his
second round by Jack Graham. Mr..
Whitton, thfr Australian champion, who
: defeated Fraser Haley, was himself de-
feated by Gordon Lockhart by the aston
ishins score of G, and ). There was a
distinct falling of from his game of the
previous day
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
PnlLIC0 ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Pure 500: maiden twoyear-olt
hllies and geidinTs; four and a half furionES
Kcpje. lo; st. Helene. 10: White Metal. 10
Disills1on. 10: Sorrento 10: Star Of Love. 10
Celebrity. llo: Thrill. 10; tGarbage Ito; fSand
Bank. lle tCasSatt entry.
SECOND RACE-Prse 500 selling: handicap
thrre-yezr-olds and upward: mile and sixty
yards. yellow Eyes. Io5: Good Day 100; Run WAY.
Sc: Frank Hudson. Ns
THIRD RACE-The Preakn-ss Handicap: three
year-olds: purse 1900: mile and eighth
Brace Cunardcr liz: The Governor. 90; tHumilis
tion. le; fSpearhead. los: Holiday los: .Defon-
DUN. we: .Thornhii. 10; Mts Caranaush, S
tCassstt entry. belmont entry.
FOURTH RACE-Pure 500; steeplechase: four
year-olds and upward: two miles and a quarter
Syossrt. is; Daybrook. III: Col. Robert Neville.
l5: Byndor. 10; Bally Bay. lS: tTop Hat, IS:
tsierry Task lis; Simon Dale, 80 belmont entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 500: selling: handicap;
three-yearolds and upward: mile. Aftergiow.
cl; Springmas. 100: Lady Rankin, 81; Col. Ash
meade lo5: O. o. Buster -
SIXTH RACE-Purse 500; maiden three year
olds and upward: selling: five and a half furlonsS
Farmer Joe, N: Margaret Meiz. g; Scarsdale. %;
sNicety, 81; sOssaxieta. 81: Drawn, %: Testify. 81;
stcnehenee %: Princess Cog. lo6: The Psrson. %;
Trenti Soldi ~
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 500: selling: thrccyear-
olds and upward: one mile. Miss Vienna, ITO: Bat
tery. IL: sGolden lG; Ford Mai, c7: Henry
Hutchjson. liz; Tom Hancock, loe: Water Lad.
Fssces. lis: Deborah. los; Hassou. lis; Lady
Rankin. lo
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear: track fast
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
BIG BOUT AT ARDMORE
SCHEDULED TONIGHT
Young McCue Battles Kid Esan in
Fifteen-round Go at Mary
land Club.
THOMAS TO MIX IT WITH SMITH

Local boxing fans will be given a treat
tonight when Manager Phillips, Of the
Ardmore club. starts the first bout OF the
evening. as the main set-to Of the card
promises to be one Of the best bouts ever
witnessed In this section. Kid Egan.
veteran Washington bantam. and Young
McCue. the Baltimore Battler, who gave
Egan such a tough fight some time ago.
will clash In the wind up, and battle
royal is expected.
In the semi-final. Young Thomas.
Washington's most promising bantam
weight, will hook up with Jimmy Smith,
one Of Baltimore's young ring generals.
Smith has beaten some Of the best boys
In the Monumental City. and the go be-
tween these boys tonight should be a
hummer. Skinner Dougherty was sched-
tiled to meet Thomas, but as he had
signed to meet Kid Whitten In Balti-
more tomorrow night, he was forced to
refuse the date. In the first bout of the
show, Carl Herr will box Kid Chinn.
Germany Schaefer will ofiiciate In the
preliminaries. with p. F. O'Connor handl-
ing the main event Special cars will
leave Fourteenth street and New York
avenue every half hour. starting at $50
o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21

'11nGling hatted Tor Benton IN sixth.
tBerghsmmer batted for Douglas in eighth.
New Yort. eIee2 e5
Runs-Burns. Fletcher. Doyle. Mefkie. Tesreau
Stolen bases-Buns %. Bescher Three-base hits
Niehof, Tesreau. Double plays-Herzog to Hobby
Doyle to Merkle. Bases on balis-On Benton /;
OF Tesreau 2; of Lear. !. Struck out-By Tesrcau
) Hits-of Benton. 8 in S innings: Of Douglas,
in innings Time Of game hours and S nain-
utes. Umpires-Messrs. Rigier and Emslie
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21

Joe Turner defeated Gene westergard
al the Gayety Theater last night in the
initial wrestling match of the season,
ginning the Bout in straight falls A big
crowd witnessed the match. Treasurer
Jarboe. Of the Gayety, announced that
wrestling would be continued throughout
the summer. with a big benefit for Man.
ager Peck holding the boards Monday
night. when three ail-star bouts will be
staged.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
VERMONT BEATS ARMY.

Special to The Washington Herald.
West Point, May 2.-Malcem's pitching
for Vermont was the real thing in to
days game. which resulted in the Cadets
defeat. s to J. The visitors hit Butts al
opportune times, and his free passes were
costly. Bradly's shoestring catch OF
Ma yforth's bat in the seventh was the
fielding feature.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21

Runs-Knode C2). Dearstyne shipley. Morris. Der
riok. Mazz. Hodecker. Home rns-Knode Three
hsse hits-Honecker Dcarstyne. Derrick. Two-bae
hit-MesA Double play-Corcoran TO Lind. Stolen
base-Shpley. Struck out-By German. 3: by Hof-
feckcr, 10. First base on balls-On German. ); OF
Hofecker, Bah-German. Wild Iitcf-Gennan
Hit BY pitched bsIl-By German. Williams. Left on
base--Loyoia ); N. A. c, L FiBt base on errors
Loyola, l: NJ. A. C.. 2 Umnre-Mr. Edmonston.
Time Of gzme-2 hours and minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21

Baltimore. May eo-Kansas City took
teday's game from Baltimore, to 6.
thus preventing the locals making clean
sweep of the series. The feature OF the
game was a pretty triple play In the
seventh inning. With the bases full. linn
lined to Stovall. who touched first and
threw to second. retiring the side. Score:
r. II. Z.
Kansas City..... oIloo ~ L 2
Baltimore. o o o o o 2-6 II .
Batteries-Hennins and Brown; Ridseway, Conley.
and JackitSch.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21

Runs-Paskert. Reed. Lobert 20, Ladsrns. Leach
Good Safer cs, Zimmerman 20. Williams Bres
nahan, Schultz. Sacrifice hit-Cavath. Stoler
basss-PaskeFt. Reed. Lobert ~. Good Saier.
Williams Sweeney. Bre<nahan Zimmerman. Hits
on Pierce in innings Twobase hits-Bres
nahan. Good. Three-hass hit-LndeuS Home run,
Safer, Leach. BASES en- bslls-On Oeschger. 4; OF
Pierce 2; OF label l. Struck out-By Oeschger
5: by Pierce, 2: By Zabei 4. Umpires-Messrs.
ouigiey and Esson. Time Of game-2 hours and s
minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
REDS ARE BLANKED.
ipecisl to The Washington Herald.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Cincinnati, Ohio, May 2o.-Tesreau was
in fine form today and shut out the Reds
to 0, making 1t an even break on the
series. Herzog used three pitchers. but
two of them. Benton and Douglass. were
easy for the Giant sluggers. King Lear
worked the last three innings without
allowing a hit. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21

Runs-Demmitt weaser 81. Chase Murphy. Old
rins Hits made-On Bush, in inning: OF Pen
mock / in 4 inningx Two-hase hits-J- Collins.
KorS. Sacrifice hits-wcaver. Scott. Stolen bsses-
Murphy ~. Demmitt. Weaver tg. Chase. Schak
Home rn-Oldrinz. Left on bases- Philadelphia. );
Chicago. G. struck out-By Bush. 2; by Scott. .
Double play-Alcock to Weaver TO Chase. First base
erors-Chicaso. l. First base On halls-Of Bush.
? Hit by pitrhed hsli-By Pennock Demnitt- Wild
pitch-Pennoct. Umrirs-Mes-rs. Hildsbrand and
OLoushlin. Time Of Ezne-l hour and "a minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21

Rns-Dolsn J. Miller. Wilson. csthers. Dalton.
Cuishav. Daubert, Hummel OMAR. Twobass
hits-wilson. Beck. Humme Sacrifice hits-Snyder.
Wilson. Stolen bases-DoIan. Rigzer- Double
play-Smith TO Daubert to Egan. Bases on balls
on Robinson. .: OF Alien 1: OF Pfefer I. Struck
out-By Robinson. /; by Pfefer l. Hits-Od Allen
in inninps; OF Robinson In innings. Time.
. hours Umpires-Messrs Klein and Hart.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21

Runs-yiox Leonard Gihsou. Cooper, Collins.
Twobase hits-Carey, Leonard .Threebase hit
Gibson. Sacrifice hits-Schmidt. Martin. Luque.
Cooper. Stolen bases-Konetchy. Double play
Wagner to Konetchy. First base on balls-On
Cooper. 2: OF Luque. = Struck out-By Cooper 2:
by Luque, I. UmpireS-Messrs. Orth and Byron.
Time Of gzmeI hour and 6 minute&
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
Final Game From Naps rffmen Climb to Second Place
Merry Task an Easy
Winner Over I imbers
TIGERS WIN IT'S FIRST
FROM BOSTON CLUB
Detroit Slussers. Minus Cobb. Ham.
mer Ray Collins to All Corners
of the Lot.
u m. yv,,h,,,,,on Tt.r,ld

Special to The Washington Herald
Boston. May 2o.-In an effort to make
II four straight from Detroit. Manager
Carrigan. Of the Red sox. sent Collins
in to pitch today. The result was that
the Vermont farmers curves were pound
ed all over the lot. and the Red Sox
lost, to 0. The score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
MICHIGAN WINS, 8 TO 2.

SPECIAL to Tn. Washington Herald
Ithaca. May 2o.-Unable to hit Fersu-
son after giving the wolverines three
runs on errors, Cornell lost the second
game today to Michigan, . to 3
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
AGGIEs BEAT L0Y0LA.
0 The Mashingtnn Hcrald.

Special to The washington Herald.
College Park, Nd, May 9.-Hofecker,
of the Maryland Aggies. was invincibie
today and the Loyola College team went
down to defeat, S to 0. Hoffecker-set
down nineteen by the strike-out route.
passed two and allowed but two hits.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21

Kuns-Leay. Maisel. Holden, Nunsmakef. Iii
on bases-S. Louis 5; New York. J. First base on
hslis-Oh Hoch. 4: on Baungardner. 2; OF We'll
man. 1: Of Caldwell. l. Struck out-By Hoch. /;
By Baumgzrdner. /: by Caldwell. !; HONS run
NunsmAkcr. Two-hase Military. Sacrifice hits
Hartzen, Leary. Stolen hases-Maisel t2, Peckin-
Iaugh. Double p,ays-Hoch 10 Wares 20 Leary
Leary tnnaseis.ed). Passed ball-Agnsw. Wild
ptch-Baumgardner. Hits-Oh Hoch. 4 in ss1
inning; o6 Baumgardner none in I3 inning: OF
weilman none in / inning. Umpjres-Messrs Chill
and Sheridan. Time Of game-2 hours.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
YANKEES BY 8 TO /.

Special to The Washington Herald
New York, May 9.-The Yankees beat
the St. Louis Browns. 3 to !. scoring
the trio OF tallies on just four hits. The
score:
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'Bstted for Gregg in eighth
washington --..-.-..--.....- v j x-o
First base by errur-Cleveland. /. Left on bases
Washington, 4; Cleveland. S. Firxt base on balls
on Gregg, 2; of johnson, l. Innings ptched-By
Gregg, Z; by James. l. Hits made-on Gresg 10
Struck out-By johnson. 2; by Gregg 2 Double
plays-Lajoie to Olson TO Wood; Bassler to LAjoie
Besser to Wood: Gandil to Mcbride to Gandil /;
Mcbride to Morgan to Gandil. Hit by pitcher-By
James (Morsan). Bak-Johnson. Umpires-Messrs
Connolly and Dineen. Time Of gsme-I hour and %
miuutes
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
r PIRATES DOWN BRAVES.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Pittsburgh. May ao-Luque, the Cuban.
today pitched his first game for the
Boston Braves and lost to the Pirates.
to l. The score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
GALAUDET, 1s; B. OF T., 3.

In a seven-inning game at Kendall
Green. the Gallaudet team beat the team
representing the Board Of Trade. y to 3
The score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
CHICAGO BEATS MAcKMEN.

srecial to The Washington Herald
Philadelphia, May oo-Chicago defeat
ed the Athletics s TO today. largely due
10 the pitching OF Death Valley Scott.
Score.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
CUBS TAKE FINAL.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Chicago. May 0-The Cubs took the
final game of the series from Philadel-
phia today 10 to D. The score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21

fBatted for Canigan In the ninth.
Detroit go oZ o-3
Runs-Kavansueh, Heiman. Crawford- rwo-base
hit-Cnwford- Stolen bass-Speaker. veach. Pint
ba~e balloon Dauss. struck out-By Collins.
/: by Wood. !; By Dsus. 5. Sacrifice hts-ferkes
Heilman. Doabie play-Yerkes TO Scott TO Engic.
Attendance-f.aZ Umpires-MesuS Evans and
Eean.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21

Srecial to The Washington Herald.
Brooklyn. May 2c.-Seaton pitched
rare game of ball against the Indianapolis
Feds today. and Brooklyn won. to o.
The visitors had no chance against the
slim ex-Philly. who was strongest in the
few instances when men We're on bases.
Gagnier's work at short was spectacu-
lar. Only a small crowd OF about 500
saw the game. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
sUPERBAs WIN OUT.
washinnfon Hcnld-

Special to rhe Washington Herald.
St. Louis. May ao-The Superbas finally
solved Robinson's shoots in the eighth
inning today. after being held runless up
to that time and won. to 4. The score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
I,oufavflle.

Fint 4ace-Bob Hensley. Little Bean. Transport'
ton
secund nce-High Street. Grosvenos. Campeon.
Third s.cc-Palma. Ontlan. Cloud Chief.
Fourth nce-Nonne Chance Wander. Furong.
Flfh nce-Marysret D.. Catherine GA fihsrse.
Sizfh nce-Nssh, Chlonette. busny Head,
Ues1uah rpue-Leopoad, Spindls. Boanie ElDtR
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
TODAY's SELECTIONS.
BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH.
Pi1licO. .

PimlicO.
Fin race-DidIlusion. Thrill. Sand Bank
Secopd race-Good Day. yellow Eyes. Run Way.
Third rare-Humiliation. Brave Crnarder. Thorn
hill
rvrth .r,ce-Bslly Bay, syosset. Merry Task
FIfth r.ce-Lady Rankin, Master Joe, 0sagiete.
Seventh nce-Rankin. Mis- velma. Henry Hutch
insou.
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HARVARD Is BEATEN.
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Special to The Washington Herald.
Worcester, Mass, May MIRRORS by
Harvard players resulted in Holy Cross
defeating the visitors, to 2. Harvard
scored their runs in the eighth on two
wild pitches. Saunders featured with a
home run. The score:
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johnson Leads Griffs
To Sixth Straight Win
CHIFEDS LOSE GOOD
CAME TO PITTSBURGH
Russ Ford Beats St. Louis. Pitching
in His Old-time
Form.

Pittsburgh. May 2o.-The Pittfeds took
a tough eleven inning battle from Chi
cago today, to 5. Score:
R.H. y.
Chicago. ........ o2ose Q
Pittsburgh.....-l 800 90 90 is 10
Batteries-watson. McGsir ap6 Wilson; Barger.
Henderson. Knetner and Kerr.
Buffalo. May 20-Russ Ford, pitching
good ball, won his third straight for the
Buffeds today, to l. Score:
ST. Louis o1eooooo OIL l
Buffalo. o............... oooo o o o.
Batteries-wfIett and Simon; Ford and Blair.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Minneapolis. o: Columbus. 9.
Kansas City. "A: Cleveland. Is.
Milwankee. 6; indianapolis T.
St. Paul, 10; Louisville. 5.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Jersey City. Z; Toronto. 9.
Newark, 4: Mcptreal.
Providence, o; Buffalo. l.
Baltimore. 9; Rochester, ].
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE

Atlantis City. 9: Allentown. Z.
Reading. s: Trenton. 2.
York, ); Wilmington, ).
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JOE TURNER WINS.

Batteries-Mahan and Waterman; Fahes Murray
and Carroll Umpires-Messrs Couroy and Reilly
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'Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
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II the Grinfmen can take the entir,
series from the st. Louis Browns ant
| the Athletics make a clean sweep of tn,
series with the Tigers. which starts to
day. the Griffmen vii be peacefully re
posing upon the top rung of the ladder
twentyseven points ahead of the Tigers
who would be in third place. Philadel
phia would be second with a percentage
of $50. three points behind the Nationals