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The Washington herald., 1917-07-06
FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Niaiden 2-year-olds; five fur
longs Bntain's Ally, Ill: Miss Edwards, lOe !;
Flame. los; Kittiwske, l0s; Mighty One, lG !;
Royal, lH.
SECOND RACE-Maiden jockeys; 4year-olds
and upward; five and one-hah frIrlongs. Col
Holloway III; AstrolOger ll2; Old Bob, 100 !;
Sir Raymond. lOe Acis. 100; Ruth Strickland.
IG: Miss Gayle, lC7; wiley. l04; Captain Ben,
l04; 'Curlicue, lO4.
THIRD RACE-Two-year-olds; five furlongs.
Fern Handley, liz; Miss Bryan, ll2; Lord Her
bert, liz; Miss Sweep, liz; Margot Star, III;
Ben Tromp. lG; Clairyoyant, lO6; Dirty Face,
106; Clonakilty. los; Senator Broderick. l06; My
Oracle, F05; Thrills, lo6; Togoland, l2. Also
eligible: Little lean. lO6
FOURTH RACE-Four-year-o and upward !;
one mile. Marjorie D.. los; Birka, lc5; Ed
Bond. lO5; Tom Caro-. lo6; Perpetual. 90; Aprisa.
%; Tito. ss; SpadiI. %; Brown Velvet, S;
Smithheld, A
FIFTH RACE-Threeyea year-olds and upward :;
six furlongs. Kewessa. ll6; Gipsy George, III;
Kinney ll0; Teacaddy, lO5; Pan Maid, lO4 ;
Langhorn. 100. Gipsy George and Kinney, Good
man entry.
SIXTH RACBLThree year-olds one mile and
seventy yards. Poughkeepsie, liz; Mystic Folly,
III; Swift Fox, 10; Lucille P. l06; DIR.
Prather, 103; Lady Ward, l02; Thursday Nighter.
100; Frescalo. l0o Night Owl, 81 Gold Bond. 81.
SEVENTH RACE-Four-year-olds and up
ward; one mile. Phil Unger 100; Egmont, l0 /;
Little Abe. lG; King Hamburg. lG; Russell
Square. lot; Aston, 104; Thomas Galloway lH; /;
Panl Gaines. lO4; Marcovil. %; Sir Launcelot.
%; Cannonade, 9e
.Apprentice allowance claimed.
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PURCELLVILLE LANDS
TWO FROM BAKERS

Purcellville, Va, July 5.-The Gen.
eral Baking Company team, of Wash
ington, ID. C.. was beaten by the To-
calls in a double bill here yesterday,
TO and to ]. hewitt was ham
mered from the mound by the locals
in the fifth inning of the first game
Rallinger taking up the duties and
finished in good style. Humphries
was pounded in the nightcap which
was called by agreement at the end
OF the sixth inning. The score by in
uings:
First game. r, II, "a.
Gen. Baking. 0OOO0OO3-5 L ,
Purcellvilie.... 10000 O6O0x-7 3 4
Batteries - Purcellville. Hersperger
and BASQUE; General Baking Com
pany, hewitt. BalIinger, and NECTAR
thy. Umpire-Mr. X. BASQUE.
Second game. r. H t..
Purcellville.. 100000 0
General Baking. 00OIO0-l /
Batteries Purcellville, McDanieIs
end Bowers; General Baking Com
pany, Humphries and Mccarthy. Cm-
pire-Mr. X. BASQUE.
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FIRST RACE-Two-year-ods; five furlongs
Cobrita. loe Haynesl. $50, $40 $50. won
Little Sweeper, 100 COLLINS, SLIGO. $50, sec
ond; Saiainza, e5 Deffcott). $40, third. Time,
l12 35 Red Salmon, Scarf. Frenchy, Howard
Bland, Hanzy Mabel, Lucky Day. and Fox s
Choice ako ran.
SECOND RACE-Three-year-old one mile
and seventy yarls. CrumpsalI, lO6 (Parrinston,,
$50, $50. $50, won; Lazy Lou, iO7 Rice).
$50, SD. second; Judge wingheld l0j
HAYNES. SO third Time, la IS. Avis,
Miladi Anne, Bierman, Jack snipe. and Gun
Powder also ran.
THIRD RACE-Four-year- and upward
six furlongs. Miss Gayle, 1G (Rice). S25.s5,
5000, $50, won: Alex GetZ, Ill iCrump), $50.
$50. second; Eddie Henry, l0 Collins. S.4o
third. Time. 1:l4 IS. Cardome, Zindel, Per
petual Joe Finn Luzzi, Zali, Poppee, Acis and
White Crown also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-old and up
ward; six furlongs. sturdee. 100 Cooper, S3.Tv
20. second; Captain B.. % (BelD, SO, third.
Time. lI49 IS. Fair Montague. Akeldama. and
Isabelle H. also ran.
one mile and seventy yards Priscilla Mullens,
IS tCollinsl. A.lo. SEQ, $40. won; Omula, l0l
AlcDemott), $50, S, second; Goldcrest Boy,
lQ CHaynesl. $50. third. Time, LA 35 Foun-
tain Fay, Nenetia. and Waukeag also ran.
SlATH -RACE-Mile and onesixteenth; 3year-
olds and upward. Tush Tush, los (Crump),
NOIO, $50, $40, won; Fenrock, 100 (Kopple-
mani $40 $50. second; Gleipuer, llo Rice),
SEC. third. Time. 1.45. Goodward, Goldy,
Marjorie d. and Fleuron II also ran.
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AOUEDUCT RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FIve furlong; G-year-olds
Happy Go Lucky, lG Robinson). to 2. even.
to 2 won; Midnight Sun, los CRowsn). 10 to /,
to l. 2 to l. second; Pspp. llO CTroxlerl. to
Q. even. to 2 third Time. l:Ol Is Prunes,
Littls Devil Millinery. Trophy, Orestes. Bro
catelle ind Impetus also ran.
SECOND RACE-Stet plechaSe: +year-olds and
upward about two miles TTumpeter. l5S
(Byersl. I3 to 5. 6 to 5. l to ? won; st. Charl-
cote Is (Smoot). Z to l. 8 to S, 4 to 5. second {;
third. Time. 40l Bryn Chant. Lochearn'
Torero. Capt Parr and Ojala also ran.
THIRD RACE-Mares; handicap; 3year-clds
and upward; one mile. Bella Desmond, ITO
CBuxtOn), IL to s. 7 to 10. to ). won; Juialeon,
III CTroxlerl. to 2 to 2, to 10. second ;
third. Time. % IS. Wistful. Rhine Maiden,
America Ill and The Banshee II also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Woodhayen Selling;
2year-olds; five furlongs- nppity Witchet, 100
Rowan. Z to TO- l to 4, out. won; Star
Spangled. 1o2 CMcCiraw). Is to S. to 5. out.
second; Frasonard. le Uyke,. to !. even. out
third. Time. O:59 rs. Amackassin and Re
count also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Highwsight Handicap; 3-year-
old5 and upward; six and one-half furlongs.
Startling, l24 tCollinsl, I to l. Q to /. to 5.
won; Panzareta, rs (Mottl. to l. even, to 5.
second; whimsy, 1ls (Byrne) 2 to l. to 5.
to 3 third Time, lIa St Isidore, Mora
torium and Barry Shannon also ran. Note
Whimsy was disqualified. which places St
Isador. los ROwanl tn .. 4 to ). TO ;. third.
SIXTH RACE-Maidens; Syear-olds and up
ward; one mile. Duettiste, is (Keogh), l3 to
s. even, l to 2. won; Lerequin. ll0 tRobinscn).
Is to S. , to 2, 4 to s. second; Madame Carrie.
los CBuxtonl. to ). to 10. J to ). third. Time,
40 Blackboard. Bar Of Phoenix. Spring Song
Burlingame. Leicester. Gun Rock. Ginger Snap
H. Melodrama, Mountain Rose II, SOrcerer III
and Cousin Dan also ran.
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W. jackson Features
Swimming Events

Competition was keen In the swim
ming meet by the colored swimmers
on July 4th at the Howard University
pool. The meet proved a great sue
cess. many athletes competing for the
handsome prizes offered to the win
ners of the various events staged.
In the Junior events, w. jackson,
was winner of three races, taking the
25-yard swim. 25-yard breast stroke.
and the 50-yard swim. f. Davis took
Jaskson hard for top honors.
Following are the winners of the
different events:
MIget 2J-yard swim-won by P Thomas: sec
ond. F. jackson; third. W. johnson. Time. a
seconds
Candle race-won by R. Cunningham; second.
F. Jackson: third. Steven H. Baker Time. II.
Z-yard back stroke-Won by p. Thomas; ser
ond. o. Hardwick third. E. Hackett Time. r.
25-yard swim, jUniOr-Won by W. jackson
second, Il Davis; third. B. Richardson. Time.
c2l.
50yard swim. junior-wOn by W. jackson
second, Stale. Time, 0:i6
Syard boeast stroke. junior-Won by W.
Jackson; second. E. Davis; third. A. Steele.
Time. 0:22
25-yari swim. using feet only-won by 2
Davis; second. J. Cunningham; third. A. Steele.
Time. 0:52.
Senior life saving race-wou by E. Bailey
second. C. Shinker; third, j. Lee. Time a
Fully dressed rsce-won by A. Beele
Plunge for distance-WCu by E Bailey; sec
ond. 4. Belle; third. z Shinker
Fancy dvirg-Won By Pindihughs; second.
A. Belle: third. o. HaIdwick
22Gyard swim-Won by L. Bailey; second, A.
Belle.
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AOUEDUCT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Selling; 3year-olds and up
ward; six furlongs. King Baggot ia; None
Such, l7; Double Eagle. l2s; 'Hwfa, liz; I'M
perator. lls; Orderly, l23; Top O. the Morn
ing. l3s
SECOND RACE-Five frrrlongs; zyear-olds;
maidens. DR.. johnson. lis; Bully Boy, lis;
Starry Banner, lis: Ettahe, rs; Japhet, lis;
Ruthie NJ. liz; Thunder Cloud, liz; Lady
Rookie, liz: Ultima Thule. lis; Caddie, I5;
Assign, Us; So Long Lefty, liz; Beauteous, ll2;
Orchid King. lis; Wood Violet, liz; sallie
Waters. liz; Cavan Boy. lis.
THIRD RACE-Selling; 3year.olds and up
ward; one mile. Lottery, 100; Master Karma
100; 'Rockport. S; First Ballot, IS; Ponce de
Leon. l06; Armament, lis; Stellarina, ITO; The
Dean. 100; Dancer, l05; Andes. lis; Hesse, g;
Hickory Nut 50; Election, lo6; Lokomis. llo;
'Teetotal (imp). 90
FOURTH RACE-The Prospect Handicap;
5year-olds; one mile. Camp Fire I24; Omar
khayyam. l8; Crank III; Naturalist limp. /,
no; Cocktail Gmp.), los.
FIFTH RACE-Selhng; 4-year-olds and up-
ward; mile and one-sixteenth. G. NJ Miller,
no: 'Doyedale. 100; Armament, 1oi: stalwart
helen' lo2; Brickley, l0i; Little Nearer. IL;
frincess Janice. %; Star Gaze 104; Madame
Hermann, l@; Miss kruter, III.
SIXTH RACE-one mile; 3year-olds and
Upward. kilmer. lls; Diversion, lo1; Battle,
lo4; Brooks rs; Golden Rod. lol; Corn Tasssi
imp, ilz; Ballad. 100; Dixis II qmp.l, e.,
Piraeus ~: zouavs q.
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GROVE AND REX A. c.
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL

Washington Grove. Nd, July A.-TlIe
Rex team Of Washington. ID. c. ana
the Washington Grove nine staged a
double bill here yesterday. in which
each took one game. The visitors
grabbed the first game. by a z-to-l
score. and the nightcap contest going
to the home nine by the score OF > TO :.
Bischoff. doing the mound work Tor
the Capital city clUbmen, allowed the
home boys but four hits in the f1rst
game. while Knott. toeing the rubber
for Washington Grove. gave nine safe
bingles. The score by innings:
First game. r. n. 4.
Rex A. c.. sOOOOOOOO-2 .
Wash. Grove. OOOO1OoO0-l e.
Batteries-ReX 4. C.. BischoT ana
Herd: Washington Grove. Knott and
Lodge. Cmpire-Mr. Myers.
Second game. R II. l..
Wash. Grove. 5OOOOOOcC-5 /
Rex 4. c.. 0O00I0 a. {
Batteries-WashinEto Grove. Miller
and Pollock: Rex A. G. OnUtt ana
Hurd. Umpire-Nr. Myers.
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Nationals Win First Game,
2 to Circuit Clout in
Thirteenth Lands for
the Yankees.

New York, July 5.-Handing the
Yankees a e-to-I trimming In the first
game Of today's double-header, the
Nationals lost a heart-breaking thir-
teen-inning battle after tying the
score in the ninth In a sensational
fighting rally. The score Of the second
game was to L and the winning run
resulted from a screaming home-run
drive by Baker on Walter Johnson
No more thrilling see-saw contest
has been turned in at the Polo Ground
in many day than that staged by the
Nationals and Yankees in the second
half Of the double-header. The Yanks
had a two=run lead going into the
ninth inning when the Griffmen open
ed fire and tied the count. Grifhth's
men broke loose again in the tenth
and scored two more, but the Yankees
staged a little rally of their own and
again tied the score. Bakers homer
came out of a clear sky in the thir-
teenth round when it seemed that the
teams would wind up the day with a
= tie score.
Shaw pitched a superb battle In the
first game. After Maisel had walked.
pilfered second and third and scored
on Pipp's single, the Yankees were
helpless before Shaw's mastery twirl-
ing.
Foster opened the fourth inning with
a hit, went to second on Leonard s
out and scored on Menoskey's two
bagger. The Nationals put over the
winning run in the eighth. when Rice
singled, Foster sacrificed. and Leon
ard hit to center. Fisher kept the Ma
tional's twelve hits well scattered ex-
cept in the fourth and eighth innings.
In the second game the Yankees
scored two runs on two successive
squeeze plays. Magee heat. out an
inheld hit. starting the seventh, and
Miller sent him to third with a sin
gle. Alexander then hunted for a
squeeze and Masee came home. After
Love had singled, putting Miller on
third, the squeeze was tried again.
This time Maisel bunted, scoring Mil
Ter.
Going into the ninth inning the
Yankees had the game apparently on
ice when Love weakened and fusil-
ade of hits tied the score.
Rice started 1t with an intield hit
and Foster forced him. Ainsmith's
triple scored Foster. and the Wash
tngton catcher tied the count on
Gharrity's sacrifice fly to Magee. Two
more came in the tenth on a single
BY Judge and two ringing two baggers
by Milan and Rice The Yankees bat
ted Gallia out in the third half of
the tenth and Bakers drive in the
thirteenth let everybody go home to
supper. The scores:
FIRST GAME
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five LEAGUES QUIT
BECAUSE OF THE WAR
South Atlantic and Three-I orsani-
cations Stop Playing.

Columbia, S. c., July 5.-Announce-
ment was made here today by N. p.
Corish. president of the South Allan
tic League, that the leagues season
would officially close after a series
of games between Charleston and
Columbia, the last Of which will be
played Saturday. The Augusta and
Jacksonville clubs dropped out the
league after yesterdays games.
The league opened its season April
IS. with six clubs. Six weeks later
the Macon and Columbus. Ga, teams
disbanded. lack Of public support is
said to be the main reason for the
failure OF the remaining clubs to con-
tinue their schedules.
Chicago, July 5.-War has forced the
''Three-Ese" League. one of the old
est minor leagues of the country. to
close its parks. The organization will
suspend its season next Sunday, Pres
ident A. r. Tcarney announced last
night. The eight clubs have lost sp-
proximately $500 since the start OF
the season eight weeks ago.
The closing of the Three-Eye makes
the fourth league to suspend since
the opening Of the season two months
ago. The Virginia League was the
first to fall. Then the North Caro-
lima League suspended after less than
six weeks of operation. The North
ern League gave up yesterday be-
cause of heavy financial losses. Sew
eral other leagues are reported to be
near collapse.
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GEORGIA PEACH IS z
Still BUSTING PILL
Cobb Hits Safely in IS Straight
Games, Getting I02 Blows.

Tyrus Raymond Cobb. who Was
champion batsrnsn OF the American
League for nine straight years up TO
1916 when Iris Speaker topped him.
threatens to regain his lost laurels.
Cobb ia not only on the road TO cop
the top batting honors In Ban B.
Johnson's circuit, but is well on the
path Of breaking major league rec
ords OF consecutive hitting.
BY hitting safely in the third and
fifth innings Of yesterdays games
against the White Sox. Cobb made Il
thirty-vfive straight games and
brought his total for the season 10
102. Cobb holds the major league
record for consecutive hitting. He es-
tsblished this mark Of forty straight
games In 1911. the year he hit .feo.
The organized baseball record for
consecutive hitting is held by Frank
Ness. formerly OF the Chicago White
Sox, who hit safely in forty-twe
games while a member Of the San
Francisco club of the Pacific Coast
League. Here is Cobbs record-bresk-
ing run during the thirty-five straight
games:
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

The Senators just now are travelling
at a fast clip and no one who has
seen their work against the Yanks
can figure anything but first division
berth for them.
Leonard was the star of the first
contest. His single in the eighth
sent over the winning run. Griffith
took him out in the ninth inning of
the second game to let Ainsmith bar
out a triple.
Bakers homer was a tremendous
drive that sailed almost to the center
field fence. The home run king
seldom gets a four-bagger inside the
grounds and when he does it usually
Is long hit.
Manager Donovan has drawn a three
days suspension for his little confab
with Dineen in yesterdays squabble
over Menowsky's steal on home.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-06
CARDINALS CAPTURE
OVERTIME BATTLE

Pittsburgh, July 5.-The Cardinals de-
feated the Pirates in eleven innings
today, to 6. Ames' triple started the
batting rally in the final inning. The
score by innings:
r. H. e.
St. Louis. O3OOO10O0O3-9 IS /
Pittsburgh. O11OO0-6 12 2
Batteries-Meadows, Ames and Con-
zales; Steele, Grimes and Fischer. Um-
pires-Messrs. O'Day and Harrison.
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SECOND GAME.
rotals. ..... q nv NJ

AoINS-.ssss - II u IL
Charity battsd for Menoskey in ninth.
One out when winning run scored
Baumann batted fO- Love in tenth inning
Wilmington. o o o o o o o o 20 o.
New York. o o o o o o 2 o o 200 l-5
Runs-Judge. Milan. Foster AirsmirN. Peck
Baker, Mage, Miller. Baumann. Error-Galha.
fvo-base hits-Henry. Milan. Rice. Peck. Three
base ht-Ainsmith. Il ne run-Raker. Stolen
bases-Judgs. Rice. Sacrifice hits-Alexander
t9, AGsel, Shanks Sacrifice hys-Gharrity
Pipp. Double plays-Leonard (unassisted),
Peck TO Pipp. Left on bases-New York, g.;
Washington, g. First base on errors-Nev York,
l Base on balls-Oh Love. 5; of Russell, /;
of Gallia, J. Hits made-Oh Love, IL In ~
innings oh Russell. none in innings; OF
GAlha. in 10 innings: of johnson, in 2I-3
innings Hit BY pitcher-By Love CSIilan).
struck out-By Love, 8; By Russell. }; by GaIlia.
.; By Johnson. 4. Wild pitch-GaIlia UNI
pres-Aessrs. Dineen and Mccormick Time
q gAme-2 hours and s. minutes
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DUNDEE CALLS OFF
BOUT WITH CHANEY

Philadelphia, July 5.-The boxing
bout between Johny Dundee and
George CLANCY, scheduled to be held
her tomorrow night, has been post
poned until Wednesday. July IL.
Dundee will be unable to appear be-
cause of a broken hand it was learned
today.
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Bakers Home-Run Smash
Beats Griff in Nightcap
DONOVAN SUSPENDED

New York, July 6-Bill Donovan.
manager of the New York Yam
KEGS. was notified at the Polo
Grounds this afternoon that he
had been suspended for ten days
for protesting the decision of Um-
pire Dineen on Menoskey's steal OF
the plate in Wednesdays game.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-06
BOSTON BRAVES
HAND PHILLIES ZEROS

Philadelphia, July with a chance
to gain on the Giants today the Phil
lies were shut-out by the Braves, 3
TO 0. The score by innings:
r. H. z.
Boston.......... OOOoO2OOl-s o
Philadelphia. 100000 l
Batteries-Tyler, Nehf and Tragres-
sor; Lavender, Bender and Killifer.
Umpires-Mcssrs. KLEIN and Brans-
field.
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Washington A. c. to Meet

A special meeting will be held
by the Washington Athletic Club
tonight in the gold room Of the
Hotel shoreham. This meeting
VIII be called to order at 8 D. m.
sharp. and all members OF the as
sociation are requested to be pres
ent by the executive committee.
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SECOND GAME

Runs-Barry, Gardner. AEnsw. shore, Bates.
SchSnE Ero--AgnCw. Three-osse hI.-SChang
Stolen base-BaITy. Left on hases-BOstnn. 9:
Athletics. = RaSs on balls-Urf Shugc. J., OF
SeibGld. 5. Struck out-By Shore. }; by Seihold
. Sacrifice hits-JC msou. Strunk Wild Iitch
-Seib5ld Hit by pitcher-By Seibold lBary).
CmIIICs-M MesEs. O'Ecughlin and HilGebrand
Tine of game-l hour and IS minutes
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DODGERS RAISE FLAG
AND DEFEAT GIANTS

Brooklyn, July '5.-President TanCr
and band raised the Natioral
League pennant here today. The
Dodgers celebrated the event by trim
ming the Giants, TO 3. The score
by innings:
r. n. r.
New York.. SOOOOOOoO-S 81
Brooklyn....... OOO3O102x-s- Il ?
Batteries-Tesresu, Smith and Rari-
den: Cheney and Miller. Umpire-Mr.
Rigler.
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Want Sunday Games.

Being without a game for Sunday.
the Fort Hunt nine would like to hear
from any fast team in the District
or vicinity.
Address challenges to Manager
Johnson. Fort Hunt, Va. or phone
west 1881. The post team will battle
the fast navy club Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-06
BOSTON TAKES TWO
GAMES FROM MACKS

Boston. July 5.-Boston reduced the
White Sox to half a game today by
taking a double-header from the Ath-
letics. while the White Sox were los
ing to the Tigers. The scores:
FTPST CAN'T
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Runs-Hoorer. Walker Scott, Thomas Nc
lnnis. schang. Errors-Bary. Hoblitnel, RIsSn.
Tvo-base hit-Schang. Three-bsse hits-Johns1n.
MAYS. Stolen bsses-Scutt, Hooper. FTst base
On balIs-Of Bush, 4; of MAYS. ;. struok out
BY Bush, :; by Mays. & Sacrifice hits-DuEsn.
Bodis Scott Double rlays-Msys TO Scott 20
Hohlitzsl. Wild Titch-Bush. UmI iTes-Nlo-srs.
Hildebrand and ODoughin. Time Of sAmel
hour and 8 minutes
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'Graney batted for Evans in the ninth.
Cleveland. d................. o 0 o l 0 0 0 o o-i
St Louis 2 o o o l o x-i
Runs-Smith. Sloane, Austin. Sisler C2). Er-
rors-Smith. Billings Lavan. Three-base hits
Austin, Sisler. Home run-Smith. Sacrifice hits
Rogers Boehling, Pratt. Double plays-Lavan
to Pratt to Ssler; Jacobson to Sisler. Stolen
bascs-Harris, Sisler. First base on balls-Of
Rogers, 4; of Boehling. 4. Struck out-By Rog-
ems, 3; by BoehHng, 3; by klepfer, /. Hits
made-Of Boehhng. in 20 innings Left on
bases-st Louis, 3; Cleveland, 8. EMPIRES
Messrs. Nallin, Connolly and Moriarity. Time
Of game-2 hours and 10 minutes.
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SHADE TO GRIFFITHS.

Akron. Ohio, July 6-Johnny Grif-
nths is back in favor again today. He
is credited with shading the new well
ter-weight champion. Ted Lewis, of
England. in their 15-round bout here
yesterday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-06
GOLF ASSOCIATION
TURNS DOWN OUIMET

Boston, Mass, July 5.-The United
States Golf Association has refused
to reinstate Francis Ouimet. The lat
ter was declared a professional be-
cause he was engaged in golf busi-
ness.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-06
TIGERS POUND BALL
AND DEFEAT SOX

Detroit. July 1.-The Tigers batted
hard today and defeated the league
leaders by a score Of IL to 6. The
score:
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INDIANS AND BRAVES
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL

st. Louis, July 5.-Cleveland and st.
Louis broke even on today's double
bill. the Indians winning the opening
game by a score of to and losing
the second, 4 to l. The scores:
FIRST GAME
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Baunann batted for Mage in ninth
Arzzon batted for Fisher in ninth
Washington. o 100 l %
New IorS-............... 0 0 o 0 OIL
Runs-Rice. Foster. MaiseL Errors-Peck,
FiShcr. T~O-bsse hit-Menlskey. Stolen bases
-Maisei csl. Sacrifice hits-Shanks Foster
Double plays-Fisher to Pip to Nunamaker
Judge TO Shanks to Judge Left on bases
New York, g.; Washington. 10. First base On
srrors-Washington. l. Base on baIls-On
Fisher. 2; OF shaw, L Struck out-By Fisher,
s; bg Shaw. I. Umpires-Msssrs Mccormick
aud Dineen- Tine OF same-2 hours and 10
minutes
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Moore batted for Martin in the third.
Rumler batted for johnson in the eighth.
ShottOn batted for Molinelx in the eighth
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Runs-Bush (9. Young C2). Cobb ~. SchaIk
~. Hailman 49,, veach. Burns. Felsch. Gandil.
Risberg, Russell. Pitching record-l0 hits and 6
runs of Danforth in S innings; ? hits and / run
of Wolfgang in innings; no hits and runs
of Benz in no inning (none out in eighth; 2
hits and runs of Russell in l inning; s hits
and runs of Ehmke in innings: no hits and
no runs of Boland in l inning. Two-hase hits
Witt (2), Young, Russell. Three-base hits
Burns. Cobb. Home un-Felsch. Struck out
By Ehmke. &; by WOlfgang. l. First base on
balls-Oh Ehmke, Z; of Boland. /; off Dan
forth, ); of Benz. 2: of Russell. l. Double
plays-Fitt to Yonng to Burns; Weaver to Col
lins. Left on bases-DetrOit, Z; Chicago, 8.
Wild pitch-Benz Umrires-M Messs. Evans and
Owens. Time Of game-2 hours and minute
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF MAJOR LEAGUES
Yesterdays RESULTS.
AMERICAN

AMERICAN NATIONAL
Washington.
Boston, Athletics.
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland !; Louisa 00N' . A'''''uie' "
St Louis, l.
Pittsburgh
St Louis
." a
Cincinnati