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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
FIRST OF 1917 WHEAT CROP
REACHES LYNCHBURC; MILL
Especial to Tho Times-D,spatch.1

lNPcNIdI ITHGS- DISDltCh.1
LYNCHBCRG. VA, July 5.-The fra,
or the 1917 crcp Of wheat 70 be mar.
keted here MAS delivered to the Lynch
burg Milling Company to-day. the de-
hvery amounting to 1000 bushels for
which 81 bushel was paid
The wheat is said to b. of an en-
cept,onaliy fne quality and In good
condition. The crop. which wa. grown
in Campbell County several miles from
the city. was threshed yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
WEDDING DATE ADVANCED
MLrs Elizabeth Harding, Daughter of
Federal Reserve Bonrd Chairman,
TO MnKry r. K. PrLnce. Jr.

BOSTON July 6.-The wedding Of
Miss Elizabeth Harding. daughter Of
Chairman w. r. G. Harding. of tho
Federal Reserve Board. and Frederick
X. Prince. Jr.. will take place on July
IA in Washington. II was announced
to-day The date was hastcned in or
der that Prince may return to France.
His brother. Norman. lost his lifo
while flying in France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
QUITS RESERVE BANK
Governor knins, of Twelfth District
TO Become Hend OF New York
COrnoratiOn

IBy Associated Pres..I

TBy Associated Pressl
SAN FRANCISCO. July 6.-Archibald
kains rendered his resignation as
governor OF the Federal Reserve Bank,
Twelfth District. at a special meeting
OF the board OF directors here late to-
day. It was accepted. Mr. Kains has
accepted the presidency Of the Ameri-
can Foreign Banking Corporation, OF
New York, he announced.
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Y. & W. LETS CONTRACT
FOR VICAR COALING STATION
I specia, to The Ttmes-D,s,.,o, -,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
ROANOKE, VA. July 6-Announc..
ment was made to-day that the Norfolk
and Western Railway Company has let
contract for coalinS station at
Vicar. Va. which when completed will
cost approximately 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07

Do you throw away ham rravy-
or bacon fat Madam Housewife. be-
cause II Is too greasy for ordinary
use?
Here is a way suggested by the
United States Department Of Agr!-
culture to make IL blend into soups
or GRAVES instead Of floating as
greasy layer on top:
Stir into each two tablespoons Of
melted grease one-half tablespoon
OF four. The mixture will blend
easily into milk soups. stock soups,
sauces or gravies and give an appe-
tizinS flavor.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

FIRST RACB-For 3year-olds; about six
furlopgs Meteorite, Ill (Buxtonl, to 5, 7
to- 10. to J, won; Basil, Ill Connolly, I to
8, to 5, to 2. second; Gun Rock, los (Row-
AM, 30 to /. 10 to l. to l. third. Time. Sis.
Brooklyn, Bally. ZcuaTe, Leixlip and sandals
also ran.
SECOND RACE-For 2year-old hIlies; maid
en-; selling; five furlonz4 Tumble In. % (Row-
anl, to 5. to 5. l 10 ). won; Belle Mere,
Ill Connolly. u to 5, even, l to 2. second
Parlor Maid, los (BuItonl, 10 to l. Z to ], z
to !, third. Time, l0l. Alderderry Super
maid. Vince. Dinathea. SaIlie Waters and Miss
Cow also ran.
THIRD RACE-For 3year-olds and up; the
MsIrose Selling Stakes Of 81 500; one mile and
a sixteenth. Paddy Whack. Ill Connolly, I
to 5, to 5. out, won; Harry Shaw, Ill (Bux-
toni, TO /, TO 10, out. second; Dorcas. 1W
lBarrett), to 2. 6 to 5, out, third. Time, IS.
Aldebaren also nn.
FOURTH RACE-For 3yeaHolis and upward !;
mAidens; selling; one mile. Tfamby, los (Bux-
toni. even, to 2 l to 4. won; Spring Song.
lS (Counollyl. to l, ), to /, to 5, second;
Hickory Nut, loS (obertl. % To l. 10 to /. to
!, third. Time. Ia Is. Orderly, Teetotal.
II, ROckport- Candy Land. Dixie IL and Bar
Of Phoenix also ran
FIFTH RAoE-For 3-year-olds and upward; /;
selling; one mile and a furlong Square Dealer.
Ivy (Barettl. u TO s. Z to 10. to I. won;
1nornhil, n3 Rowan), Z TO s, l to 1, out.
seecrd; Ha-wond II, I6 Knapp), TO 2 {
% ,. TO J. third. Time. l52 rs. TurSday
Nshter, PlAudito and Muchross also ran.
SIXTH RACE-For Zyear-oIds; handicap;
about stx furiorU. fapp. I2s tAllenl. lS 70
u 70 l. . 70 /, out; A1rum, ils CconncliyI, Z
70 y 70 5. out. third. Time. o+S Chief
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-For 2year-olds: FIVE fIlorEs.
Jessie Ormshy, lG Callahan. $50. $40. $40,
wUn: Fern Handley. llG (Donahue), $50, SAID.
second; Little Princess. l1 Dreyerl. $3.50
Pace. Wow. Twelve Bells and Irish Idol also
ran.
SECOND RACE-FoS 3-yearoIds and upward
mile and a sixteenth. Goodwocd. Il3 Gala
hanl. $3.50. $40. 500. won F1eurUn II. Ill
UsHIvl. 80. $50 second; Conhagratiou, lO3
tStirlnE). $50. third. Time. 4s Aimee T.
Paul Gaines. Aprisa, Rose JuIette Aida, Mar
i1rie D.. Al>ton. Lynn and Ampere II also ran.
THIRD RACE-For 3year-olds ard upward
cue mile and twenty yards Garish Sun, lis
tStiIIingl. $50 H2D $40, Won; Old Pep,
10 CDonahIal. $50 Sl4O. second; Old Reli-
abb. 10 lAIarimcel. A4CO third. Time, l :i2 Is
Hornet. Kathleen H. silk Bird. Prince Philis-
thorpe. Rex Gaisty. Exmer. Gala Water and
Tartarean also ran.
FOURTH PACE-For 3-year.olds and upward +;
Ave and a half frrIougs Bradlsy's Choice. 10
Wientr,l, S22.sc. So 10. $50 won; Tea Caddy,
loi tKelsayl. so. s4l0, second: Etrusean. III
Gacksonl. $40. third. Time. I66l-5 Indian
Chant King Tuscan. Kama. Pockiehoo. Harry
L. NalamOnt. Between Us and Vogue also ran
FIFTH RACE-FOT SyPar-olds and upward {;
mile and twenty Yards Uncle Bryu, l2 lCal-
IAhan). 500 A3O out. won: Fruit Cake. ITO
gackson), $50. OFT, second; Hodgp. IO2 (Moles-
worthl. ont. third. Time. ! p IS. Priscilla
Mullen and John Ir., also ran.
SIXTH RACE-For 3year-Olds and upward /;
mile and twenty yards Clif Field, 10
(AIolssSorthl. SN. $50 G@ won; White
Crown. % a30ItDnl, as 53aal s. %, sec1nd: I'd
Garrison. 100 OCaIlahanl. 80. third. Time.
l Al. Annie. Edgar. Duchess Of Lizvell. Rosanne,
Dr. PIather. viii Do. Milton Robee, Estimable
and Mud Sill aI.o ran
SEVENTH RACE-MIe and seventy yards
Athena. lF lCaIlahan). SlsO 23o SO won:
Foxv Grif. Ic7 Collins. SL9n. SeO. second ;
Black Frost. ~ UIOmssl. $50. third Tine.
! '8 35. Sea CrchIn. Harm Lauder, Billy Cul-
tertsCu. Gliner. and Thanksgiving also ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
White SOX DEFEATED
THE FIRST OF SERIES
Ruth's Brilliant Pitching Paves Way
for Red Sox in Crucial Game.

Boston. Mass. July 500 Babe"
Ruth's brilliant sOuthpaw heayinE
all Boston and New England are do
ing honor tonight. as IL was the
phenomenal work OF the lanky Bal
timOreRn that paved the way for
the Red SoN to defeat Comiskey &
Chicago league leaders, 5 TO l.
By the victory today the Red Sox
cut down the White SoX lead to one
game and are now in the running
for top position in the American
League penn8nt chase.
The local crew got busy on the de-
livery Of Williams in the first frame
and pushed across two runs. Walsh
drew a base on balls and moved up
on Barry's sacrifice. Del Gamer
crashed one against the left-held
score board for TWO bases and Walsh
tailed. On Williams error Of Gard
HeT's drive Gamer moved TO third
and scored when Lewis singled to
right Jackson's triple and Felsch's
sacrifice fiy to Lewis gave the visi-
tors their only tally.
In the last half Of the second in
ming Dave Danforth took UP the
hurting duties FOR the White SoN
Sam AEnew singled on the second
ball pitched and went to second on
RuJh's sacrifice. Walsh then came
through with a base blow. scoring
AEnCw, which proved TO be the final
tally OF the fray.
After this session Il was = pitch
er'S duel hstWe cen Danforth and
Ruth. with tn" Iaito- having a lit
tie the best Of the UrEUmont The
score:
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For Syelr-olds: selling; one
mile and seventy yards. Sir Richard. lO7; Dan
lO5; 'Felucca. l0i: Bar Of Phoenix. lOl; Pie
else. los; 'FlAsh Of Steel. lOsi Parr (imp). ZOE;
Master McGrath. lG.
SECOND RACE-Fur 2year-olds; selling; Eve
and . half furlonGs. 'PagAnlni, 10; George
Washington. 10; George W. Avery. lis; Elder
kin. ITO; 'CaTeman. 10; Balassarian, ln.
THIRD RACE-For 5year-ol and upward
handicap; about six furlOnGs. IIwfa I0e; Barry
shannon. lO6: PanLaretta, 10; st. Isdore, lis
Harvest King. lOi; High Moor, lZ2; Leochares
l8; BrinRh,ust. lls.
FOURTH EACE-For Syear-olds and up
ward; handicap. the White Plains; one mile.
Syrian, 100; Aldeharan. ia; Gex Gmpl. ia;
Green Jones. lO2; ST. ISidoEe. l23; Ballad. liz;
WIstful. 100; Xynn Gmp), Is.
FIFTH RACE-For 4year-olds and upward
selling one mile and a sixteenth. Miss Kru-
ter. 10: 'DOveGale. lG; I'D Bond. lG; Cliff
haven, III
SIXTH RACE-For 2year-olds: five furlonsS
Pcacher. 10; Nominee Gmp.). llO; Miss Romero.
lO7; Amercan. ll5; Prunes. 10; AIeen o.,
lG; Ruthie NJ. lG2: Clonakiity Gmp), lO2
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
INTER-BUREAULEAGUE
NOW WELL Under WAY
Teams Have Been Handicapped
Owing 10 Bad Weather.

The lnteT-BTreaU Tennis League oi
the Interior Department is now We'll
on its way through its schedule
despite frequent postpOnoments do,
to weather The league for this wear
Is made up Of teams representing the
Land Office. the Patent Office and the
Reclamation Service. while the Secre-
tary's Office and the Bureau OF
Mines. the Geological Survey and the
Indian Office. the Pension Office
Bureau of Education and Govern.
ment Hospital combine to form the
other teams
Each team will play three singles
and three doubles md',h,s w.tn each
other team. Every team has played
some part Of its svhrdulc except the
Mines-S"Cretary team The following
matches have been Tlal ed:
LAND rs. RECLANATION
Robinson IL beat McCullo. h CRD
e. 6-5.
Farnsworth UJ heat Neal ,R, 60
6-1
Greene and Robinson a. vs.. Fc.d.o
and Brown ,Kl to. -. unnn.>hra.
Farnsworth and Bcrman ,I, b, al
McCulloch and Mysr ,RD -. g.
Ise and Ross IL beat Neal and
partner CRD- g.. O.
PATENT vs.. I-RVEN-TNDIAN
Marine CPD vs.. Frey SD 3-o. O.
unfinished
Sanborn Go beat Han SD C.
SIS.
Allen Cr, boat Sto~e ,S-n 50. G-0
Stone and L"Nctt GD yS Wells and
Stose tS-n g. -. unfinished.
Sanhorn and Callan PD beat Hall
and Frey tS-D G-5. -.
Alien and Marshall ,Pl heat Stevens
and Williams lS-D 5-G. G-4. 6-a.
PENSION-EDICATIoN vs.. SUR
NEN-lNTIAN
Andrews P-E) heat Frey oS-I -,
ii. IS.
James ,F-ED beat Hall SD 6-1.
6.
Stevens ,s-n beat Hm ,P-Er g.
6+
LAND vs.. PATENT
Greene IL beat Marin" tID c. .. Ct
Sanborn UPD beat Robinson ~ 6A
IS, g..
Farnsworth ID beat Allen n, 6-a
3-6. 6+.
The standings of the teams on July
90 were as follows:
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
Gives Up Baseball to Enlist.

Chicago, July 3O,-Curious that no
body has yet thought to construct
movie" around the story OF Jewell
Mckinley, a Western pitcher, who
was much sought last fall by several
major league teams Mckinley, in
fact, is said 10 have accepted a con-
tract at St. Louis, to be taken up as
soon as he graduated from theo-
logical school He vanished just when
he was expected to appear, and now.
it seems. is chaplain OF a regiment
somewhere in France, greatly respect
ed by the troops and giving them
good instruction in baseball as well
as in religious duty.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
WINDSOR ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For 3year-olds and upward !;
five and ore-half furiongs Wat, IS; Pisen.
lOl Nepctssm. i64, Luzzi. lO7 TautiVy. lF {:
Lady Jane Gray. l0; Zindel. lO7; Brka. lO7 :;
E Palomar. 100. Alo eligible: Night Cap. lOl /:
Lady Matchmaker, rc2; Souvenir. 1G; Swift
Fox, lH; Lucky George. 100; OIin G.. lOI.
SECOND RACE-For , 2year-oIds; five and
half furlOngs Bell, Brandon. So; Senator
Broderick. 90; W. II. Buckner. 9s; Alma Lou
i've %; CastEea. %; Wow. 100: FleUtfOOt, l02;
Kirstie'S Cub JOI; Own Roe O'Neill. 1OS; Jule
ITO; Fem Handley, 10; ClsirVoysnt ITO. Also
eligible: Hasty Mabel. IS; Msrauder, lOo;
Stombound, lOO.
THTRD EACE-For 3yearolds; one mile and
seventy yards Emer. IO0 Prince Philisthorpe.
lE; Isabelle H.. lO6; Old Reliable, 1O6; Mos
Fox, l0s: RSX HaietY. lOS; Tartarean, lOs: Lone
Hand, ITO; Nl Old Pop. l07: (O COrnbrOOm.
llS: (bl Gala Dress. l05; IN Galley Head. ll5
Also eligible: Kathleen H.. "; Akeldama, 10
(a)-CreW entry. Cb)-Seagram entry.
FOURTH RACE-FUr year-Olds and up
ward: six furlongs Valerie West, %, Alex
Sam, lo5; Encore. l0s: Fairy Legend. IOs; High
land Lad, Ill; David Craig. III; Ardent. IA;
Arthur Middleton. l16; Cleaning III. Also
eligible: DroI. l12 Tiaian. los; Hazel Nut.
ss; YoSkTille. lOl; Iolite. lO5; Wiley. lOs.
FIFTH RACE-For 3year-olds and upward
mile and a sixteenth. Rosewood. 9e; Grumpy,
lGl; MoueymAker. lOi: Fruit Cake. lOs; Gold
Crest Boy, no; Rancher. l8.
SIXTH RACB-For 3year-olds: one mile and
twenty yards DahIia, %; Outlaw, &c: Beauty
Spot, %; Annie Edgar. %: Reresso. 100; Light
foot, lcO; Lady Ward. IC2; Hindo lO4; IrregI-
lar. lO4; Widow BedOtte. lO4: Elrry. liz: Sar
gon ii, liz; Starter. Ito Also eligible: Lytle,
0; Lucille. ss; Ed Garrison. I04; ophelia
v, l02.
SEVENTH RACE-For 4-year-olds and up
ward; mile and a sixteenth. Smithfeld, s6;
Cuddle Up. %; Edith Baumann, .: Gl,ipner
100; Virginia W. lO3' Pepper Sauce. lO4:
Maxim's Choice, LOG; IpgUt, l0; Repton. lO5;
Goldy, los: Joe D.. lO5; Prince Hermis, III.
Also eligible: King Mart. los; Col. Matt, lOI !;
Reserve. loi; Baby Mexican, lOs; New Haven,
l06; Blackfrost, l0j
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
BARRY AND ROWLAND
FAVOR WORLD SERIES

Boston, July 3).-Manager Jack"
Barry OF the Red SOX, and Clar-
ence Rowland. Of the White SoK.
both declared just before the
matter how many of their men
are called in the war draft they
will favor playing the world series
this year.
The Red SoK IL they come
through will be out 10 win the
world championship. The draft
could not prevent our PLAYING, "
declared Barry.
You can put that down for the
White SoK also echoed Rowland.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
ENGLISH DERBY TO
BE STARTED TODAY

London. July SO.-Following the Gov
ernments permission to resume fiat
racing, the stewards OF the Jockey
Club lost no time in arranging a
schedule to cover the allotted forty
days. Quite feature OF this years
card are meetings arranged away
from Newmarket-Manche Wind
sor, Stockton and Brighton all being
favored with one or two days rae
ing. while two other meetings in the
south of England will be allowed
later in the season.
The following is the arranged
schedule:
Newmarket. July 81, August and >
Manchester, August I and 6.
Windsor. August II.
Newmarket. August H. Is and 15
Stockton. August - and IS
Newmarket. August q, . and 3O
Brighton, September s.
Newmarket. September II, II. 13,
and H.
Windsor. September %.
Newmarket. September q. q and q
Newmarket. October 9. 10 and IL
Stockton. October %.
Newmarket, October .. "a and 25.
Brighton. November 3.
Houghton. November 6. and s.
Manchester, November l..
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
KILBANE STILL IN RING.

New York, July 3.-JaCk Farrell.
well known In local boxing circles,
returned yesterday from Atlantic
City, where he had visited Johnny
Kilbane. the feather-weight cham
pion, and announced that in a con-
versation with him Kilbane had de-
MED that he was going to retire from
the ring. Instead. according to Far
rell, Kilhane intends to continue de-
Tending his feather-weight title. and
is negotiating for a match at twenty
rounds to a decision with Knockout
Eggers. West Side feather-weight.
This match, II satisfactory arrange
ments can be made with both boxers,
will be held at New Haven. Conn.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
Nationals Are Bombarded
By Jennings Swatsmiths
GALLIA WORKS TODAY

Old Fox Grifiith Is still game to
the core and insists that the Ma
tionals will turn back the fence
busting Detroit Tigers. Jhs Foxy
Pilot claims that he will halt
the fast travelling Jungaleers today
by sending either Bert GalIia or
Doc Ayers in to face the slugging
outfit from Detroit. Bill James is
slated to do the heaving for the
visitors, while Boland will be held
in reserve. The game will be start
ed at $3.50 D. m.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
Wilhoit, Former Brave,
Goes to the Giants

New York, July 3O-It has been an
nCunced officially at National League
headquarters that Joseph Wilhoit,
Outfielder. formerly with the Boston
Club. on whom the Pittsburgh Club
asked waivers. had been claimed by
the New York Giants and awarded
to them. Waiter Reuter-. the Chicago
Clubs left-handed pitcher. went BY
the same route to the Cincinnati
Club,
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
I Tn.I. = a 1

MrMu'ra bate! !ar Williams in s,c7ud.
r. War>H. Ga-ne- Arueu. Ja-k-u r
20 l.r. lr.- GsrdI. Williams TN0-
f,a LEJ a,aiD r TA-ye-hass hit jackson. l.. 4
20 ars.--E .-r1H. {. Cicago. 4 Bass rn halls
.'1f bar'Trh. ]: a Wllams ] of Ruth. ;
~rrlrk "r Bv Eurh. =; ~ Danf1rJh. ]. sse
'anra mts Ba-y. Il-h. SacTihCr f,er-Fsl-c'l.
IH-~E. II ynie D. .As scott % BsrV q
''anrr. GaIirer % Earry ~ GSinsr. l. Collins
~ IS~,-gE 10 G5G5Il. Jsck~Dn 10 4 collins
H.ts-uT Williams. , in ] inning: os Duufr-rh.
I 70 : Iaulu-s IUnlr.a Mc-ES Dneeu aud
n'l. rE'.fn TIm- Il g1me-l hour and 4
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
WAR FORCES RACES
TO BE CALLED OFF

Yachtsmen were disappointed 10
learn that the Corinthian Yacht Club,
OF Cape May. had decided to call OF
the annual open regatta of the South
Jersey Yacht Racing Association,
scheduled to be held at Cape May
next Saturday. This action was taken
because of the war and existing con-
ditions at Cold Spring Inlet, where
the races were to be held,
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
BRAVES FAIL TO HIT
AND CUBS WIN GAME

Chicago. July Suitability TO hit
pemaree caused the Braves 20 lose
10 tn" cubs today, 20 !. The score
by innings:
Bostan.............. OO0OOOOOl-l 81
i.apo............ O0tO0N-5 S
Batt,liCs-Allcn, Ragan. Barnes and
TraETrSSCr. Dcmarce and Wilson
UmDircs. Messrs. Rigler and Brans-
field.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
GaIIinger Team Are Winner,.

In a fast game played yesterday on
the GallinEer Playground between
the Gallinger team and the New York
Avenue nine. the visitors went down
TO a to defeat.
The contest was hotly contest from
start TO finish and not until the nnsl
inning was the winning team declared
the winners OF the gaIS.
The Gsllinger team has gathered
together one OF the fastest mines to
represent that play ground. and with
the coming contests many victories
are looked Tor from these lads.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
LAND FAST
GAME FROM CARDS

ST Louis. July ao.-The Phnlies won
a close game from the Cardinals
Today, 3 10 >. The score by iuninEs:
PhiIadelphia........ 21OOo00O0-3 3 !
81. Louis.......... 0O00OOO2O-2 81
Batteiies-RiNcy and Eilufcr; Doak.
Watson. Packard and Gonzales. I'M
IiTes, Messrs. Byron and Quigley.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
After a Dundee-Leonard Go.

New York. July 3O-Several pro-
mOters are bidding for a match be-
tween Johnny Dundee and Light
weight Champion Benny Leonard, ac-
cording to DUndee's manager, Scotty
Montieth. Eight thousand dollars, he
declares. has been offered by John
Weismantel. local promoter. Matt
Hinkel. Cleveland, also is said to have
made an offer.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
GIANTS HIT BALL
BUT LOSE CONTEST

pittshuTEN. July 30.-The Giants
made Is hits today, but lost. how
'v,'. 20 the Pirates. to ,. The score
by innings:
Now YvlN ......... OlOlCOOOl-5 Is 0
PIitsburEh......... @UO1OOO1x- {
BattcrlCs-TesrCsu, Anderson. Per
ritt and Randen. Carlson. Cooper and
Fischer. Cmpirrs. Messrs. KLEIN and
Emslie.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
CINCINNATI DROPS
GAME TO DODGERS

Cincinnati. July 9O.-Marqusrd pitch
ed good hall TODAY, while the Dodgers
hat all three Reds pitchers hard.
and won, : 10 ,. The score by in
nnEs.
Brnoklyn.......... OO3OOOO2s-7 IS {
Cincinnati. OlOOOOOll-3 I J
Acknowledgements and Meyers.
Ring, Ellcr. Pauctt and WsnEo. I'm
pires, Mcssrs. O'Day and Harrison.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
THE SLAUGHTER In FIGURES.
Totals. II 2 ..

Nationals. OlOl2o 80 %
RuLs-Judgs. Rice. Leonard Shaw. Bush C2l.
Dyer. Witt ~, Cobb ~. Veaeh ~. stansge.
Errors-SIilan. Rice. Mcbride. Charity, Dyer.
HeilmPn, Young E-rned runs-Nationals. ,;
Detroit. IL First base BY errors-Nationas. z;
Detroit. ). Left On bsses-NatiOnals. Il; De-
truit, o First base on balls-Oh Harper. /;
OF Shaw, ); of Cunningham, ?. Innings pitched
by harper. 5 and batters; BY Shaw. ?; by
Du Mont. 9; by Craft, 2; by Coyelesk. as;
by Cunnngh1n. 423. Hits mlde-Oh Harper.
OF CoVsleskie. 6; of Cunningham, g. Struck
out-By Harper. ?: by Shaw. 2; by Du Mont,
/; by CoyeIeskie. ?; by Cunningham. ) Three
base hits-Judge. Cobb. Holman. Two-bsss
hits-CObb. Judge. Sacrifice fy-Yeach. Stolen
bases-Cobb. Veach. Witt, Milan. Double plays
-McBide 20 Foster to Judge. Hit by pitcher
Ry Du Mont (BuShl Wild pitch-Du Mont.
UmpjTcs -Messrs COnnOlly and Hildebrand
Time Of game-2 hours and . minutes.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-31
.T /r.7l j
c%Gunzkuadpfce
THE AMERICAN LEGION

THE AMERICAN
THEY'VE hit the line and they've lined the hit;
Where nerve ana soGrSse alone can rule: -'''
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BROWNS ARE DOWNED
BY YANKS, 3 TO 2
BY BRIGGS

New York. July 3O.-St Louis made
two home runs in the first inning to-
day. That ended their scoring. The
Yankees won ; to .. The score:
St Louis ABB HOAl New York Alb % A
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W johnson batted for Dugan in eighth.
Witt Lltted for Grover in ninth.
Griffin batted for E. johnson In ninth.
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Orioles Land Game.

The Young orioles defeated the
Young Giants yesterday. % 10 8. The
feature OF the game WaS the hitting
Of Bowman. -
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Runs-Graney ~, Chapman. Speaker. Roth.
Turner. BOdis ErrOrs-Billngs, Jameson ~.
DUgan. Grover. Left on bases-CleTeland, g.;
Athletics. H. First base on errors-CleTeland
> TwObase hits-Bodie. Roth, Speaker, Ora
ney, Jameson. Three-base hit-ChApman. Sac
nhce hits-ChapmAn t2l. Evans ~. Turner
McInnis. Double plsys-BOdie To Schang
Bates to Mctnris Prtcling record-Hits and
earned runs--Oh Myers, Is hits and earned
runs in innings, none out In 9Th, 80 at plate;
OF R. johnson. hit, earned run in in
ming, at plate. Struck Out-Bv Myers. ?:
by Bagby. l. Bases on halls-Oh Myers. ?: of
Bagby, ) Cmpirrs-MeSsrs Mccormick, Nal
lin and Owens Time Of game-l hour and -
minutes
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INDIANS OUTHIT
ATHLETICS AND WIN

Philadelphia, July 3O-Making their
hits count the Indians defeated the
Athletics today to /. The score:
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RunS-Baumann. Peck, Pipp. ShOtt0n. Slsler.
ETrors-Peuk Sloan. Two-base hit Baker
Three base hit -PipT Home r1ns-Sha,ton,
Sisler. Stolen base-Sloan. Sacrifce br-Peck
Double pIays-Sser to Lavsn TO sisIer. Peck
TO Plpp. Left On hGs"s-Ncw York :: St LOuI>
First base on rs-New YurS, ]: St
Louis. !. Bases on balls-OF Fisher l: ~
Sothornn. Hits and earned rIns-Of SO.h-
oror. in Z innings; of Martin. none in one
inning. Struck ont By Fisher. ?: BY Sothornn.
/ Cmmres-Mes-rs Evans and MoraHty
nme q game-l hour and - minute.
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Totals. - : - IS
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Amt 1t Grand and Glorious FeeEn'?

-AND HAVE GOT OUT
IouR Pipe AND SETTLED
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While he who jabs the bally sphere
VIII say things ladies shouldn't hear
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be who puts and moves his body
VIII soon require an extra toddy,