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The Washington herald., 1916-08-26
Rowland Says White Sox Still Have Chance
.. To Capture the American League Pennant

The Nationals as they take the field
today present a team with a decided
punch" something Shich has been sadly
lacking all season. The addition of Smith
and Leonard appear to have put the
other fellows on their toes and as a re-
suit the club in its entirety is a danger
Gus combination.
- Just how long this state of affairs
will exist is matter of conjecture, but
the GrifHmen sure have come to life with
The stick. and are winning.
The pitching has not been air-tight eX-
cept in a few instances, but air-tight
pitching was not needed to win the last
two games from the Chicago White SoX
ShankS, Foster and Milan appear to
have regained their batting eyes, espe-
Cially is this true of Shanks, and with
these men delivering base hits regularly
the Nationals are to be feared by every
team which visits the Capital during the
iinal home stand of the season which
- closes in two weeks.
The real test will come when Wash
ington takes to the road next month If
the club can continue to play the kind
81 ball shown here the past week there
Will be cause for much rejoicing. and the
outlook for the future looms UP particu-
larry bright.
Joe Leonard Sprained his wrist while
Siding to a base in Thursdays game and
when he reported for batting practice
Yesterday afternoon it was with difficulty
that he could grasp bat. consequently
Grin did not use the youngStcr. but
states that II Leonard is able to play
he will have him on third base this after
noon.
Doc A. crs. who has shown good pitch
ing form the last two times out, will
start today's game. the final of the series
against the White SOx
Opposed 10 Ayers will be Rebel Russell
the White SoX' best sOuthpaw. Grifith's
'heOry that his lCft-hand batters can be
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26
BROWNS TRIM YANKEES,

New York. Aug. 25.-Cullop allowed ton
h.tS in five innings today and lost his
second game Of the season. the third of
the series going to St Louis. ) to = Thc
Yankees mulCted Weilman for thirteen
safeucs, but he had the advantage OF
good support. and showed up good with
men on bases. Live and Mogrfdge sue
ceeding Cullop on the mound. were fairly
successful in stemming the tide, only one
run being scored by st. Louis after the
fifth inning
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26

Runs Mct arthy. Fitzgerald. {. Salb. Rlair a.,
Walker, Davis. Lyons. Earned runs Bureau !;
Hoy Name. ,. FIrst hare by rrTUrs-Holy Name. .
Left on bases-Holy Name :: Bureau. J. Frrst Fase
on laIs-Of Nolan. ;. Innings pitched Il, Nolan
l-3; by 7. Sab. %. Hits maie-Or Nolan g. off
=. Salb, > Struck out by NuIan ;: BY = Salb !;
T lyons. $ Two-hase hits BIair Iy.us Nc
tauhy. Fitzgerald Green Sacrifice fy sweeney.
stolen bases-GCllel. Behrlr. Walker blair. Double
Nolan to Behrle to Crook, Geibel 10 e. sab;
Behrle to c. Salb to Crookc. Passed hall Blair
Bak-Lyons. tmUire-James Hughes and Dick
Moodward I1mc Of game hour and 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26
CARDS LAND OVERTIME GAME.

st. Louis. Aug. %-The Cardinals
nipped the Phillies, to s. in a duel today
that went eleven rounds. With one out
in the eleventh Hornsby went to third on
a wild throw by Dugey, Luderus falling
over Umpire Emslie trying to chase the
ball. Wilson and Miller were purposely
passed and Gonzales single brought in
the winning run. Score by innings:
r. II. E
St Louis. oooo3 3lol 90 l-6 Is
Phillies......... l 0 0-5 IS
Bstteries-Demaree and Burns; Watson, Ames,
Meadows and Gonzales. Umpires-Messrs KLEIN
and Emslie
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&hAM2az@G
The AUenue at Ninth
TIGERS DEFTAT RED SoX.

Boston. Aug. 25.-Detroit defeated Boz
ton today, TO l. Dauss winning his own
game with double in the seventh. Burns
singled and. with two out. Heilmsn hat
ting for Spencer. doubled. scoring Burns
Dauss then doubled. scoring Heilman.
Dauss was puzzle 10 the Red Sox
holding them 10 four singles, two coming
in the sixth for Boston's only run. Walker
made one OF the most sensational catches
ever seen on Fenwsy Field. robbiuE Cobb
OF a home run In the first inning. Score:
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26
Back Salary Claim is Denied.

Cincinnati, Aug. 25.-The National Base
ball Commission here today denied the
claim of Player William Bailey for 81
200 alleged back salary. Bailey based his
claim on the difference between his sal
ary of $1,000 when with the Chicago
National League Club and that of Sl,SOO
with the Toledo Club to which he was
released by Chicago.
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Race Meet at Peoria.

Peoria. Ill, Aug. 25.-Following the
successful meet at Hawthorne indtca-
tions are that there will be a racing re-
vival here. Tentative plans have been
ade for the five-day meet from october
, to 6, inclusive. Plans have been made
by the directors following a visit by Louis
Peters. superintended the revival at HaW-
thorne
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26
CLEVELAND WINS TWO.

Philadelphia, Aug. 25.-Cleveland took
two games from the Athletics today, L
to and 10 to >. The first game was a
free-hitting affair in which both NabOrs
and Bagby were stormed from the box.
Beebe was very effective for Cleveland
in the second game. going the full nine
innings after having pitched the last two
Of the first contest. Score:
FIRST GAME
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26

Won Kolriu hattrl for Terry in sixth.
Licbold battcd for McNIuIrn IN ninth
FWrner batted fGr Wolfgsng in ninth
Murphy ran for Won Kolnitz in sixth.
Earned runs Washington, 5: Chicago 2 Lett on
bases-W Washington, 4; Chicago. s First base on
bss-Of Harper > Innings pitched-By Williams
5; by Wolfgsng. ?: hv Hsrper, 6 Is; by Shaw 2z-3
Hits mAdc-Of Williams {: of Wolfgang 6; of
Harper. 10 Struck oUt-By Williams 5: By Harper.
!. Two-hsse hits Foster ]. Collins C2l Sacrifice
fy-WeaVer. Double pays SchaIk to f Collins
T. Collins to Ness. Hit by pitcher-By Williams
Mcbride. Ummres Mcssrs Dineen and Nallin
Time of game hour and 80 minutes
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26
Simpson Western Junior Golf Chamu

Chicago, Aug. 25.-John Simpson. of the
Terre Haute Qnd) Country Club, won
the Western Junior golf championships on
the Hinsdale Links yesterday, defeating
Buffham of the Garfield Park (Chicago)
Golf Club and 8. Eghty-three entrants
from the Middle West took part in the
tournament, the third annual event for
Junior golf players of the West.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26
Moran-Morris Fight Off

OKLAHOMA City, Okla, Aug. Zo.-Ih he
Frank Moran-Carl Morris fight, sched-
uled at Tulsa for Labor Day, has been
barred. Attorney General Freezing to-
day issued Instructions to the sherir
county attorney and mayor of Tulsa
not to allow the fight. He declared thai
the staging of the bout would be In di'
rect violation of State laws
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26
Zimmerman on Market.

Chicago. Aug. 25.-Heinie Zimmerman
will become a member of either the
Giants or the Braves before the week is
out. according to authentic information
at Cub head.larters today. Boston and
New York are both hot after the great
Zim and are making tempting offers for
him.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26

HoI0man NStted for Sn~ncsr ~ the -rrenth
shorten hated f0r S~rft m The seventh
>onn hstted for shore IN the ~-r~r-h
MrNslly ran for Hohlit8r' in the eEhth
Roth hstrrd for Leonard in the ninth
Ruus-Brns. Heilmsn. Hoop. Tro-b~. hits-
Nrsch Cobb Holman Dsuss Stolen hss~s-
Hoop. NrNsllV. Sacrifice hIts-BSrry O. Thouss
Double paNs barry n Scott TO Hobttzel: Witt 20
Young 10 Burns. Scott 10 Gardner 10 Osdv: scott
TO H0hrzel Hit by pitcher BY DzuSs GSrdner
Struck Uu'- Rv Dsuss. s. ~ Sho-r ; by Lsou1rd J.
JmPrCs-Mesers. Ovens and HildsbT5nd.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26
WINS WESTERN TITLE.

Grand Rapids, Mich. Aug. 20
Mrs. +. &. Let's, jr.. of Cincinnati,
this afternoon won the wOman's
western golf championship by de-
feating Miss l.. Kaiser, of Chica-
go, up and one to go.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26

Picinich t2D. Grsney CSl. Turner o. SPEAKER .
Chapman ~. ONeil. BsEh,. Beebr Twobasr biLs
-GandL, Walsh. Thret-basa hIrs-IfrSney Pirrrirl.
WITT 10 lsJOie to NcInue- g. StrucS uIt-Bg
Williams, hy Rsgby 5: by Reebe ;. Ffrst lsza
on bsus-OF Nshors. 5: Of Williams 9. Of Bsgby.
;. Passed bsll-O Neil. Wiz Pitch Williams I'm
pIrss-Mesn. Connolly and Chill. Time Of sam-Z
hours and IS rninutek
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26
SECOND GAVE

Speaker. WsmbsSsnss e. Gsndl o. CHAPMAN.
Coleman. Two hsSe hits Chairman, Sheehsn. Three
hare hits-Nslsh WsmbSEsnss Struck out-By
Bush. 2: by SheshSn by Rpehr, ;. Frst bs on
haIk-Or Bush .: oE Sheehsn ., Of ReSb~ 5
Unpires-MesSS. Chill and Connolly. Time q
Sanc-l hour and ls minutes.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26
TENPIN LEAGUE MEETS.

There will be a meeting of the Wash.
ington City Tenpin League at the Royal
Alleys on Wednesday. August 30, at
o'clock. All those interested and desir-
ing TO participate during the coming
season are invited to be present
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26

Jim Shaw had the White SoX completely
at his mercy, only eight men facing him
in two and two-thirds innings.
WILLIAM PEET.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26
GROH'S ERROR COSTLY.

Cincinnati. Aug. @5.-An error by Groh
in the ninth inning on Mowreys ground
or. followed by "A sacrifice and singles
by Getz and Miller, gave Brooklyn one
run and the game. to >. Cheney held
the Reds to four hits, OF which Chase got
the first in the seventh inning. Singles
by Griffith and Wingo, pass and Hobbs
fly followed, giving the locals their two
tallies. Score by innings:
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26
COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
Yesterdays RESULTS.
AMERICAN


Was hington ): s.
Clevelan
hicago
Louis "
Chicago a
Clevelan at
Louis a
Detrot a Louis
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26
BRAVES BY ONE RUN.

Chicago. Aug. 25.-Magee's double.
KonetChy's sacrifice and Smiths safe
bunt in the fifth gave the Braves 1-to-O
victory over the Cubs today. Rudolph
allowed but three hits and not a Cub got
beyond second base. Score by innings:
r. H. +.
BOSTON. ................ 900 0 0 o. ;
Chicago. o............... 90 0 0 0 % 0
BATTERIES Rudolph and Blackburn; PrcndcrgaSt
ard Mcconnell, Archer Umpires-Mcssrs. o'Day
and Harrison
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26
SECTION B.
INTERSECTIONAL SERIES.

lERSECTlONAL SERlES.
ner OF Section B title, VS.. Rose
dale, winner of Section A. mt Ter
minal II. II. Y. Nj. G. A. Athletic
Field, east of Union station, at
5i15 p. m. Umpires, Messrs.
James Hughes and MIR. Dick
Woodward.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26
LAND GAME BY RALLY.

Pittsburgh. Aug. 25.-New York cam.
from behind today and tied the score IN
the ninth, then scored four runs in the
eleventh inning. defeating the Pirates b.
score Of 8 10 , Pittsburgh scored
run in the fourth inning on BEbee's
triple and HinChmsn's single. and their
second run in the fifth inning on Baird :
single McCarthy's sacrifice and a sin
gle by Schmidt. The visitors SCORED two
runs in tho ninth on hits by Robertson
Ferzog and KaU1. They scored four
runs in the eleventh on Burns trfnle
Eohe-tsOn's single. another hy Doyle and
Hunters home nun. Score by innings
RI Y
Ner York. rooooo oo1o4s Is S
T,,r>h rSh...... 0 % oooo % u Z
Rsrtrrlcs-SsUis Tes-vau and Rs7den: Harmon
and Schmidt. Umpires- -MesSS Byron and QuEl,y
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Baltimore. l; Toronto. ..
Newark. ]; Rochester. ..
Providence. s: Montreal. l.
Richmond. :; Buffalo. G.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville. o; Columbus, 3.
Toledo. /: Indianapolis ?.
Kansas City. 1; St Paul. ).
Milwaukee, -MinneapOlis-NO game
The Washington herald., 1916-08-26
Parker-Bridget 6 Co.
-"finis" men

HMAL low prices are now offered in
all departments at P-B's- the ma
tionally known mems store!
It's the end-of the season, and there's hardly
mans wear-need that may not be found here
at genuinely reduced prices. Palm Beach, Mo-
hair Silk and Cool Cloth Suits are included in the
sale.
In addition, there are any number of Spring
and Summer Suits at reduced prices-suts that
may be worn until late fall Put P-B on your list
of engagements.
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ais Continue Wins Thle-- Races
POST-sEAsON SERIES.

SECTION a.
Final Standing of the Clubs.
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In lra2p2Tte russo fue hun
dido pgT una NINA en- el
Meditenans0
S~eiscient0s soldados moscovitas
perecieron en- csc terrible
desaStfe

BERLIN. Mayo S.-Noticias lie
-alas 4 esta capital, procedentes lie
Corfu. dan cucnta de que en- los
limos dI&s del paSado mes de abril
.uJ hgrdido en- ell Mediterraneo. al
.hocar con una nina submarine uno
dc los grandcs ~rransportes rusos que
SO cncortraba al servicio de los ALA
dos, .levando 4 bordo 500 soldados
Que perecieron en- 81 totaIidad. por-
que al iuJcatar auXjliarlos el acora-
zado ing!@s RUSSELL corri6 una
suertc similar. pues tambien encon-
tro a 81 paso una nina cue 10 pre-
,t9.ro "a. fondo del Oceano.
RI submarine ingles E-3l fue hun
dido e. = del presente mes por e! fue-
90 de- los "uaoncs De una pequeha
E~ioci.ia cue - cncontraba al Oestc
dc DIS rostas dc Dinamarca. FL +
piano IL 10 ha regresado de un via
X lie exploration que Sc lc orden6
ajeioHa en- e. mar del Norte Y Segun
ia.oemes Hg5Iicados en- L6ndres Sc
asccura que fue destruido por unos
~rrUceros iGgieses.
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LLAMA VIOLENTAMENTE :
RAISER Al PRINCIPE VOM
EUELOW.
NlzF


IyNDRES. Mayo S.-El Principe
En1 Due.ow. cy-C2ncilier Imperial
he A.euan.a ha s,do llamdo urgente-
s1e.te nor .! EmPerador GUillermo.
la aos.c.a anterior fuG euviada por
ui rorre=ponsaI del Exchange Tele-
graph en La Haya, quien dice que
este acolJecimienJo e~ncIerra gran
l.@pory@uc.a poIlClCa.
Coinv:t;endo % eSa noticia ha
Iegaao vn celegrama lie C~openhague
ea u5c - asegura que cl Emperador
Cu.l.crr3o cavi5 I'm menSaje al Santo
Padre Pc NV- con motive dc las Pas
cga en- q. -ual. despu5s de fe.icitar-
10 ic Suz;cre que de acuerdo con e.
Rev de EspaHa, de alEUnos paSoS en-
camia@jos u buscar Ia paz de Euro
TIA. nor medic de una couferancia ell
..a les paises beiigerantes en- que
Sc llegue q I'm acuerdo Que traiga ell
II. lie Ii guerra, sin detrimento de
L., 4spiraciones ~nacionales de cada
una de las pocencias que actuaImerte
N ~sostieneH.
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que yieGGD dos SUB
marines aiejuaEes eli dI.
reeci0n a iaS C0staS
dc los {. UnidoS
La tripuIaci6n de Ia baTco frances
trsio e$a noticia al puerto de
Nueva York

NlENA YORK. mayo H.-S"nese
en- este puerto cue dos submarines
alcmancs del ttro moderno. protr9i-
dos por dos cruceros auNlIiareS - vr-
"UentEan a una corta d1Stanrla dc n
costa americana.
r - de ahri. esa tIo,a atac" c.
oaIco frances "Fenezia' Il unaS So
tecicntas miilas al sur del caho Ha-
&c. que SC e~nrn"ntra a 1900 ml.!a7
auroNimadamcnte oa N"oEa York.
81 Inca directa. En- csc tempo "a
tlo'a a.amana &c mo"Ia con oIrecc'"&
Il: occid2nte.
f. hafco frances dc Cue 50 ha
hahlado antics pudo cscapar de les
submarines aiemaucs, "racias a una
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E| PrasideRte Wilson va 3
cOntestar Ia Ultima n0ta
del gObieFRo aIemaH
En- dicha ctntestacion Ell gcbierno
americana aceptara las con-
cesipnes de Aleraania

NASHlN"ION' may" ".-hn los
II''".os oi'y.".'S - "'5' "o! que q
'.,.. ro.. ~ m,Liarna ,ra,,5, on
resnuesra a Ia qua acaha dc recibir
de Ell. P~obabIementc dicha no.a
sera enriada hoy o manana y e."
Gil" st "''"' 'o"~'"' JOS sequences
'',','' p...i.. 1.:.
las conce<ioncs Que hace el gobierno
aIeman en- io que Sc reficrc q Ia.
campana dc submarines.
2o.-Los EstadoS ln'dos ~recha""a
i" '"Se>'''" que "'Ss 81 S0''e'''' ".'-
rinrorg. .rasiogas do T., c,or Ere
;a6g.
Tn dec,.,on ra,~ ajora.. IL dc,er-
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95s.o ser bicD Observable deJido al
1yD:o de gasoiina que d~espedian los
submarines que marchaban a 81 COS
.tados.
IHmcdiatamcntc despucS de uue Ell
cagitan del barco frances observe
que Sc ic hahia disparado I'm torpedo
del narro enemigo. ordcno al timo-
nci v,rs,r iapjdamenIe Il estribor Y
he eSa manera pudo eIudir el alta
que. Il barco enemigo. en- lugar de
aon-.auar en- IA persecution Sc diri-
90 uacra c! lugar donde Sc encontra-
ba c! convoy cambiando micntras
tanto a.gunas schaies con las en-
oarcacionea alemanas.
II mismo tempo que ordenaba la
!naHiobra e.! captain frances, envi6
genie u reIorzar Ia maquina e ms
.guyo 4 todos sus subordjnados que
~torzaran ha5ta donde fuera possible
n veloc!dad. De eSa manera consi-
gui5 que c! barco, que en- tiempos
nurmaIeS solo Gamma a II 1-2 nu-
dos pOr bora, klciera an POGO mas de
catorce.
Cuando el ''Venizia" escapaba a
.oGa maquina, pudo observar, que
va puestos de acuerdo los barcos ale
names ~emprendian la Marcia en- su
persecution. Durante eSta, lie dispa-
raron cerca de doce ~proyectiles de
.0s cualcs ningUno hizo blanco. FL
garco de carga aleman parecia ser
H. In Dan Nn Col In
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Sc OPCNEN a Ia vENTA DE Ii
CORES.

PARIS. Mayo S.-Hoy Sc vertical
ron dos mitius concurridisimoS para
geair Al gobierno que restrinja la
ver,a ae alcoholics, aGn mas de 10
Cue 10 esta hacienda. Uno de los
raitirs sc verified en- Ia Sorbona Y el
ORC en- Roeun. Los oradores sugi-
Tie-on CUE Sc lomaran medidas para
Drohjbir n fabrication Y venta de
aperitivos. cue no son mas que bebi-
das alcoholics.
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vo Mexico; Wickenburg, Arr
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HAN ASUMfDo UNA WiGGaoSA
OFENSIVA

LOEDRES, mayo S--LcS a.em&-.
mes han asunido una ~ofers,va mU-
-ho mas vigorosa que Ia tomada por
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"a GDnzSle2. La meior del mundn para
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's persona que SO rUre V no sane.
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Evening journal., 1916-05-12
HIGH VS.. cOLDEY.

The Wilmington High school base
ball team will resume its schedule
today when they meet Goldey College
team at Twenty-ninth and Market
streets.
Evening journal., 1916-05-12
RATING OF Tennis
STARS Since 1894


Maurice T.. Mclaughlin, san o
Francisco
HolcOmh Ward. New York
J-Beals c. Wright. Boston.
dwight H. Davis. ST. Louis.
0-Wm M Johnston. San Fran
cisco.
6-Robert d. Wrenn. New York. b
II. b. Alexander. New York.
S-Carr b. Neel. Chicago.
9-R ID. Little. New York
lO-krclgh. Collins. Chicago: r.
c. Bundy. Los Angeles; w.
A. Larned. Summit. n. j.;
J.. T. Ware. New York. NJ
ID. Whitman New York.
Evening journal., 1916-05-12
SECELKEN Chosen
TO Lead MIDDLETOWN

Special to THE ENENING JOURN Al.
MIDDLETOwN. Del. May 12.-At a
meeting Of the Middletown Athletic
Association. Henry Segelken was
elected manager OF the baseball team
to take the place Of Fred Crouch. who
resigned several weeks ago, Benjamin
c. Denny was elected treasurer and
secretary
The new manager was well known
as a pitcher some years ago, when he
pitched at Marydel.
Under the leadership OF such a ca
pable manager. the association should
have one OF the best baseball teams
that ever represented the town. Ben
Denny will captain the team.
The men who are working hard for
the team are: Weber Kirk. Swain,
Walker, Gallagher, +. Vinyard, L. Vim
yard. Dickson, Denny, Berkman. Reed,
Jolls, Jones, Johnson, Custer and
Myers.
On Saturday afternoon the club will
play the Wilmington Athletic Club, at
Academy Park.
The lineup Of the locals will be:
Segelken, Catcher: Culver. pitcher;
Ike Gibbs. first base: Buddy Walker.
second case; Ben Gibbs. third base;
Sid Jones, shortstop: Bill Gallagher.
left field: Charlie Ellison, centre field (;
and Bard Vinyard right field.