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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21

TO EXCHANGE

FOR IkADE- Dandy ioriy.acre farm In
Randolph county. Missouri. all In cult
walton, good four-room house. barn aud
ether ou'buidinss; party wants Tulsa rental
property viii make the price right White
Aneei Realty company II Byuum Bldg
phone 45-7.
FOR TRADE Equity in splendid quarter
section IN Mays county land. one mile
from Pryor Greek; party wants rooming
house or rental property White Angel
Realty company II Bynum Bldg. phone
FOR TRAbE-rventy acres in McCurtain
county; all IN cultivation; mile and one.
half from post office party wants vacant
.ois. White Angel Realty compony, II by.
mum Bldg, phone ASST.
FOR SALE or trade roadster. good
running condition; what have youi Iuthy.
ji4 Robinson Bldg ask for Mr.. smith
phone 47qo
SOME good farms to exchange Tor city
property what have you to offeri Phone
5O5g.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21
Al tho GRIND ThCnicr.

The last performance of Human
Hearts" will be presented by the Van
Dyke & Eaton stock company at Sis
tonight. The play is a good one. a
story ~ heart interest teaching a
great moral lesson that Is enjoyed by
old and young.
Starting Thursday matinee, for
three days only, school Days", a
well-writtcn drama OF comedy and
pathos, will be tho play Amateurs"
after the last act of the regular play
will entertain tho audience on Friday
night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21
FINANCIAL.

WANT loan Of sass for thirty DAYS on my
diamond; will pay $50 for the loan to re.
spon>lhle private party. Box 359l care
World
WANT 5000 loan for - DAYS from reliable
private party. will give SI5 for the loan
diamond AZ security. Address box $500,
care World
UNCLE SAM oil stock, 10000 shares $50;
dividends ordered Company price. sloO
f. J. Coughlin. Edgerton. Kan.
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EARNS EOR SALE or RENT

SMALL MISSOURI FARM-slO cash and
81 monthly no interest or taxes, highly
productive land, close to three big markets.
Write for photographs and full Information.
Munger A2l6, n. y. Life Bldg Kansas
CITY Mo.
In Oklahoma ana adjoining states 10 ex.
change for Tulsa property Joseph Don.
nelly nay South Main Phone 6ii6
FOk RENr--A good aero bottom farm. ~
miles north Of Catooa. Sec L. u. Mari
Tulsa
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WANTED TO RENT HOUSES

WNNTLU TO RtNT-5 or 6-ruom modern
house ON south side; possession any time
within next 80 days; no children: reference
given; viii pay months or more rent in
advance. Nddrcs, P q. BOX MOI
WANTED March /, or 6.room house. by
responsible couple without children: refer.
encc ii desired Phone 1909
WANrED--By March /. five or iN.room
house hy man and wife. on south side
Phone GAIA
WANTED - 10 rent at once. cottage or
apartment Phone 3O24. W A. Coleman
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III HSONNIS

George Cnt'. ~ the Prairie Pipe
Lime company and Mrs 'oylo viii
ls1ro today fur "a two weeks t.p 90
Excelsior Spt!u-s, No.
= W GUuand has returned from
a lf.,i business tJ.l 20 the east
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21

"Thcy used 60 say beer was good
drink because It kept YOU cool In sum
mcr and warm IN wintor."
"Nhat OF ~"
Tho girls are getting the same re-
suits from leo cream soda"
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BOARD AND ROOMS

FOR RENT Neatly furnished room, an,
board Tor gentlemen at ais East seventh
phone gO22.J
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a--.i-s .s fishing for casing 40 $500
:.rf
Tho Independent OI company 'o-t
Doe s..I-f ls drilling no $3.50 feet
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STU ATOMS WANTED

| WANTED Housekeeper position On 55m.
petcnt. refined widow with S.year-olI
hoy; more for home than big wages: bsst
| OF references for myself and child Address
BoN 1861. care World
SrENoGR APiER and secretary WISHES 20.
sltion whore efficiency required Of pres
ent employed but desire change. SI,lt-i5G
references. Address 1862. care Norsi
MALE STENOGRAPHER- Twelve years
experience wants position: best OF refer.
cnccs and qualifications. Address Box 1857
care World
YOUNG MAN, % honorably discharged
from border guards, desires position as
chauffeur with doctor OF private family.
Phone Hostler at Newport hotel
PERMANENT position desired by young
lady stenographer who has knowledge OF
bookkeeping Phone 575l-R
WAN1ED-Posi,lon by experienced book.
keeper; bank and mercantile references.
Phone 5T2O.
POSITION wanted by young laiy steuogra'
phcr six years experience. Phone 1000
SALESLADY now employed desires %
change. Address box aiaS. care World
WANTED-Two days laundry work. Phone
Ass.
WANTED -HousecleSning work Phone ieas
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NT .\k~-Tae t-et ~ W. T.
HERRING Iu ---1s-I. Is showing for %
N.. top uf sand at LIS feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WOMAN competent to manage delicaiessen
and confectionery IN Tulsa small capital
required fine location Address S364, care
World.
WANTED-S Sten0erapher .nd girl FOR general
office work must know shorthaud Ap.
piy Wednesday morning Electric Mteiius
company. go East Second. CAL fos NJ
Hood
v NANTED-At Sunnyside hospiisl neat
and experienced cook. also hard wlFs !.
ing woman for mis- celsnsous work AgF<
in person. 52l North Boulder
WANTED - Al Mcclellan S,ldso, sad
Springs, agents, your opportunity f1- quick
money.
WANTED Good girl Tor family of two;
must be good cook; reference needed 1885
South Cheyenne.
WANTED - Experienced makers in Mill.
merry; single ladies only. Apply Leader
Dry Goods store
FOR SALE-Hitchen cabinet. safe. Singer
machine and furniture Phone 1579.J
" ANTED-Good girl. Mullcr Millinery
company 2l4 Eas, Third Phone ass
WHITE girl wanted Tor general housework
lI2G East Sixth street
WANTED-White girl for general house.
work, Phone i533-J
WANTEp-An experienced mauicurist
WANTED White nursemail. Phone 1927.
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NNTED-HousccIcaninr work Phone ~
APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED Small apartment suitable To-
two bachelors furnished or ,Snfurnished
Address Box 1857 care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21

SIX brick mani..s to let by contract 10 D. ..
union br,k.a!er, Phone i3bt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21

HI AkMl -rerruItius offices a. Ok
"a City Tulsa. Muskogee. C1i-tashs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21

NfN N1V b. yu.r rtaaea 90
.itrr trade free il . ,-sa.. .-
b Palmer System. l-- ---.
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I'D cur washer wari-. r..-
900 Motor Sales coui4rg 1JI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21

WANTED-Two salesman with Insurance
and real estate experience. cal eNeallss
between aud - room ! over Pniare ftssfer.
LAROKERS AM teams wanted tat cre =
sewer behind Iu.,. cold storage lia--.
WANIED-Noruniou brick Aycs 90 ore.
Phone 53o6.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21

WANTED-Salesmsn 90 sell uu well special.
ties Address J. %. box g-3, Tulsa
rirl 10 wash dishes aui
napkins % south Main. phone -i9j.
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herp clean te old bar
aircut or shallpe l5c.
....a.r.Hr
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
LATONIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Puse. 500; maiden Syear-
oids and upward; mile and seventy yards.
Adehns L.. %; PRECIOUS. %; Ginger Quill. lO2;
Sandy Lad. leS; iinstaI Cimp). 100; Southern
- Fight Fair. lO4; Discreet (imp). lc9; Dick
West 1oe; Cora Lane. ITO. Also eligible: Buff
nngton, lo4 Santa, III; Jeffery, lOp
SECOND RACE-Claiming: 500: 5year-old,
and upward; six furiongs. Dental. 103; Trusty,
Us; Evelyn v, los; Belgian Trooper. 100; IrTin
Arthur: u; F1euro Gmp). III; ConVsrsator,
10; Sleeper, l6; Ed Garrison, los; Black
Besuty, liz; Sir William. Ils: Stephen R., 49,
Also eligible: sayODsTa. ll2: Batchelor, lls
Aartre, 10; 'Lachis. lW; Busy joe liz: Lady
Jane Grey. ns; Immense Gmp.), ll3; Brizz,
us; Kleburne. Il9; Lucky R., liz; Running
ouesn, IL; Capt. Msrrhmont, Is; 'Primero.
III; r H. Anderson, los.
THIRD RACE-Pwse, 500; 2year-olds: five
and half furlongS. Jack Stuart Cimp), Is;
lima SchoTr, lO7; Crystal Day 10: Broom Fed,
dl1r. no; Tex Foreman, ll3; Galway lO6;
Plum. lG: March Wind, 10; Honey Dew, no
FOURTH RACE-Caiming; S7OG; ilHes: 2
yesr-olds; FIVE and a half furlougs. Bee Line,
q; LADiaDe. lc2: Little Princess. lO2; Queer
TroEsto. lo2; Ed Hermann, lI6: Pretty Baby
n5; Angeline, l02; Zuzu, lO2: Stripes. l02,
Honolulu. los; Miss Bouero lc6.
FIFTH RACE-Pwse. 5000: Fort Mitchell
Pure; 5year-olds and upward; six furlongs.
America, %; Rosewood. %; Berlin, Is; Lady
Phoeion. 100: Highland Lad. los: squeeler, Ill.
SIXTH RACE-Ckiming: 500; 5ysar-oIdsi
mile and 4 sixteenth. 'JoTial, s.; Ayers. rZ
Highland Lassie. lc2; Mouotony, l67; ]. Rufus
les; Sol Gilsey. lis: Gretchen r.. los; Bob
Dundon. lc2; County Court, lo2; Alert, los
Miles Finlan, 10; yalor 1l3
? SEVENTH RACE-Ciaiming: 500. 5year.
olds and upward; mile and threc-sixteenths.
Miss Fannie, ls: Queen Apple IBT: Chief
{. Brown LIZ; Olga Star, lOi; Fly Home. ITO.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
SEALED BIKE RACE
landed BY BRAWNER
One Minute Ahead of Schedule in
Fifty-Mile Sociability Run.

Chancellor Brawner won the first
fifty-mile sealed time bicycle run
yesterday, held under the auspices of
the Washington Cycle Club, from
Ninth and 1 streets northwest to a
point four miles beyond Laurel, Md,
and return. The sealed time for this
sociability run was 3 hours IS min
utes and 30 seconds. Brawner's time
for the fifty miles was hours AZ 1-2
minutes, being one minute ahead of
the sealed time.
H. Gerhold, who finished one-half
minute ahead of Brawner, was
awarded second prize. while ]. Nor
timer, who was minutes and 45
seconds behind Brawner. landed the
third prize
A. ]. Nogora, Of the United States
Engineers Corps, made the course in
the fastest time, as he was the first
rider to cross the finishing line, and
did the route in hours and 80 min
utes. A. King was the second rider
to reach the finishing point. He did
the distance in 3 hours and 16 min
utes.
Twenty-Five riders started in the
race. eighteen finishing the route.
Fifteen handsome prizes were award
ed the riders by Frank Hazleton, the
local bicycle merchant.
The order of finishing, time of fin-
ishing and time for course are as
follows.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
NATIONALS MAY GET
TWO ORIOLE PLAYERS
Because of Poor Attendance Dunn
Is Willing to Sell Thormah-
len and Lamar.

Baltimore, Nd, July lack Dunn's
Orioles closed a most successful stay
at-home yesterday by breaking even
with Montreal, making the record,
thirteen wins against four defeats.
During this time Dunn's boys have
played first-class ball from every
angle. But despite this, the attend
ance has been exceptionally poor.
Excepting Saturdays and a few other
days on which double-headers were
played the average crowd has prob
ably been around 500.
As far as the Birds are concerned,
1t has been mostly a case of all going
out and nothing coming in.
Due to this fact, Dunnie has be-
come peeved, and he is thinking
strongly of selling two or three of his
best men while he has a good chance.
Clark Griffith, of the Washington
Americans, has been here several
times the past week to look over the
team. Griff, it is understood, wants
at least two of Dunn's men outright,
and is willing to pay good money for
them.
These players are Outfielder Lamar
and Pitcher Thermahlen. Dunn is
thinking strongly of selling the men
to Griff; at the same time Gri1 is
anxious to have Outfielder Turner
Barber returned to on, as he was
loaned to Dunn last season.
Both Barber and Lamar have been
putting up great ball here, and Lamar
has been leading the International
League in batting for at least two
months. Thormahlen has been
Dunn's winning pitcher. having lost
only three games.
Griff will let Acosta, Rippy WILL
Jams and Jack Bentley remain here.
as he does not need them, they would
be OF little use to him at this time.
Acosta, however. is playing fine ball
and is hitting his stride in the bat
ting line. Bentley. too, is hitting like
a house afire. and in Saturdays game
against Montreal made the longest
hit ever seen on the local grounds,
the ball going over the fence in right
center for a homer.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
JAMIESONS PITCHING
Lands FOR GRIFFMEN
Nationals Defeat Jersey City lnde-
pendents in Exhibition Game.

Jersey City, N. J., July 1.-The Sen
ators led by Capt. Mcbride, defeated
the strong Jersey City Independents by
a score of to 3. in a ,ten-inning game
at westside Park. today before
crowd of eight thousand.
Lefty Jameson, who twirled for the
visitors held the locals to seven hits.
two of which were for extra bases.
Lohr getting a double and Eschen a
triple, but neither figured in the
scoring.
The work of Shanks at short was SEN
sational and at times uncanny. accept
ing ten out of eleven chances. Both
Leonard, at their, and Murray. at
second. were a stonewali behind Jami-
son. The former with seven and the
latter with six chances.
This trio time and again knocked
down and turned into put-outs what
seemed to be sure hits. They were
repeatedly applauded for their great
work in the field. Jimmy Clinton. who
pitched for the locals, had previously
scored a victory over Griffith's war
riers and would have carried the game
up behind him. for 1t was a high throw
W Oh dI Cdoy CiobSC LOl a
force play at second that scored two
runs in the tenth and practically won
the game, after which Clinton added
another tally by wild pitching a man
across the plate.
The locals, however, scored a run in
their half and had a man on second
and third as the game ended when
Mcbride made a great catch of what
looked like a cleanup smash from
Peploskie's bat.
The locals scored two runs in the
second on the two hits, two bases on
balls, a force play, and an error by
Shanks after which Jameson frightened
up and pitched alright ball while
his comrades got one Of these runs
back in the fourth and tied the score
when Shanks by daring baserunning,
scored from first. on a steal and
to hg' wops Sh hrro
Soper's high throw to second.
Clinton then held them safe until
the tenth. The ever popular Nick Al
trock came with the team and as u.s.
ual. was the real attraction. his COM
edy work was thoroughly enjoyed and
was continually in demand by both
sides of the diamond. The score:
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
Local Y. N. H. A. team
LOSE TO RICHMOND
Dixie" Tribe Grab Honors in In
teresting Game at League Park.

The Richmond Young Mems He
brew Association handed quite Jolt
to the local Y. NJ. H. A. yesterday at
American League Park when the
Capital City pennant contenders in
), the Middle Atlantic Baseball Tourna-
ment Of the Y. NJ. H. A. were beaten.
4 to 3, in a loosely played but inter-
esting game.
Ollie Atlas started the hurting for
the local club. but retired at the end
of the fifth inning. Atlas index finger
was injured in the Norfolk game last
Sunday and yesterday caused him
trouble when he attempted to put
hon on the ball. Luck Goldberg
followed Atlas on the mound and he!d
the visitors to one bingle in the four
innings in which he worked. Atlas
was touched for four hits and as
many runs during his reign on the
: hill.
Shapiro. who served them up for the
visitors, pitched great ball, as he set
the hard-hitting Washington tribe
down with five hits, and outside OIL
the second inning when Joffer smash
ed his delivery for a circuit Clout. ne
Kept the blows Cft him well scattered
.Kapilof's timely triple and ShapirO's
single paved the way for the Rich
mond's three tallies in the fourth.
while a abse on balls to d. Cooper
followed by a wild pitch and Levin's
single gave the visitors their final
run.
: Cafritz started the second inning
Sfor the locals with a two-base blow
and scored ahead Of Jofrer. when the
latter hit to the bleachers for home
run. Goldberg obtained life on VIII
kins' error in the eighth and went to
third on Kruckoff's sacrifice and
scored on Shalin's long fly to left field.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
AOUEDUCT ENTRIES.
FOR MONDAY.

FIRST RACE-Conditions; five furlongs; ?
year-ods. John Hare, jr., liz; Csvan Boy. lo7;
Jim Hoey. lC7i Starry Banner. 1G; Diving Rod,
l07; Porto Drapeau dmp.), lG; Nepherhan. los;
Assign. l07; Little Devil, los; Snap Dragon IL
Cmpl. 1N; Thistle. 1l2: Atom. lc7.
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase about two
miles; +year-olds and upward. Ormead, lS9:
Grey Leg. III: .BamDoo, I3; The Garnet,
I:2; Syosset. l52; Zellwood. III; Rhomb. l51
Masterful. 1872; 'Minton China Cmp). II.
THIRD RACE-Seiling: 2year-olds five fur,
longs. .PaGani. loe; Fragonard, los; Ballast,
I12: Edith F.. los; Coral. lG; Rapid Ffrer
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; Syear olds and
upward; mile and one-sixteenth. Baybery
Capde. liz; Hanoya. us; F1ittergold, Ill; Fizer,
90; Daddy's Choice, ss; Airmsn, e5.
FIFTH RACE-One mile: S-year-olds and up
ward. Celtabel, ITO; Ambrose ll3; Thesieres.
ll5' StellarinS, Jos; Tloto Cmp.). IS; G. NJ.
Miller. lis; .Stalwart Helen, 1os; Dan. los;
Spectre lo5; Rsconteuse, lOs; .Balgee, ll3; Bond
Gmpl, IS; Cliffhsven, jl5: 'Rockport S; Arma-
ment, 1l3; Checks, lls; First Ballot. S; In
trigger lO5: MuCkro5s dmp.), 100: Charmeuse.
ll6 Also eligible: Star Gaze. lls; Ponce de
Leon. Ic3; Robin, 100; Plaudito. lis; Carlton G.,
ll5: Dancer, los.
SIXTH RACE-Maidens; 3-year-olds and up
ward: FIVE furlongs- Cschet, los; Cocktail
Cmp), Ito; Bladen. ITO; Moratorium dmp), 10;
Tranby Gmpl, ITO; Sunset ii (imp.), los; Fell
Swoop Gmpl. Ito; Vievpiint (imp.), lis; Black
Eagle Cimp.). los; Nutmeg Ito; Mint Drop,
rs; Naturalist Cimpl, ll0; Gun Rock Gmpl.
10; Bond (imp). ITO: Leicester Cmpl. ITO;
Meodrama, ITO; Faster, 11o; Sandale timp.l, lO5
James F. Cummings, 10; Masque. ll0. Also
eligible: Almandte. ITO; Barry Shannon, ITO;
Federal Girl. los; Sorcerer II Gmp.). ITO; Photo
(imp), IS; Spring Song, IO5: Bar Of Phoenix. ITO;
Tectotal Gmpl. los; Baybreak, los; Crack
0'Day. l1o.
"A yprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
MAKE RECORD FOR
SCORING OF TALES

The newly organized Athletics made
what is no doubt a record for scoring
runs in the District yesterday in their
game at Columbia Park with the Tulip
Athletic Club when they defeated the
Southwest clubmen, Al to /.
The Athletics grabbed twenty-one
runs off the delivery of Wiefield and
Mccoy in the sixth inning. while
thirty-cight slfe wallops were gath
cred during the fray. Vann. in right
field for the Athletics, gathered in a
home run, two triples, double and two
singles in six trips to the plate. The
score by innings follows:
r. II. e.
Athletics..... 1852 33x-41 IS 8
Tulips. 10000 OOOO-1 5
Batteries-Tulips. Wiefield. Mccoy
and Garner; Athletics. hewitt and Nc
Carthy. Umpire-Mr. Johnny Hurd.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
Bob Bescher Too Late.

Louisville. July 1.-Outfielder Rob
ert Bescher, of the st. Louis Ma
tionals, who first refused, and later
agreed to join the Louisville American
Association club, will not become a
member of the Louisville team, ac-
cording to announcement today by
President o. H. Wathen. Wathcn
merely stated the need for Bescher's
services had become less pressing, in
asmuch as he recently had secured
Bunny" Brief from Salt Lake City.
of the Pacific Coast League. and
Claude Cooper from the Philadelphia
Nationals.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
M'LEOD and BECKETT
Win PRO GOLF MATCH
Columbia and Washington Profess
sionals Defeat Jack Burgess and
Spencer at Red Cross Golf.
BY FRANK H. YOUNG.

Fred Mcleod. of Columbia, and
Howard Fl. Beckett. of the Washing
ton Golf and Country Club, were the
victOrs in the big professional match
for the Red Cross benefit, played over
the Bannockburn course near Cabin
John Bridge yesterday afternoon.
beating Jack Burgess. of Chevy Chase.
and James Spencer, of the Town and
Country Club, up and l.
Although the afternoon was a rather
warm one. a fairly large gallery was
on hand, and those who went to the
trouble OF taking In the match were
not disappointed. as it was close
throughout and some exceptionally
good golf was shown. Freddie" Nc
Leod, although his medal score was
not much better than that of the
others, did the most consistent work
of the afternoon and was always
there in a pinch. OF the ten holes
which were won, Mac" captured five.
Burgess took three. Beckett one and
Spencer and Burgess halved one which
they took.
The cards follow.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
Has Job for Robertson.

Philadelphia, July L-Should the
University of Pennsylvania decide to
cancel athletics for a year or two.
Coach Lawson Robertson may be out
Of a job for that length Of time. II
is said that Robertson has been offered
a fine paying post as assistant 10
Ernie Hjertbcrg. the Swedish athletic
director. Robertson and Hjertberg
are old pals.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02

Runs-Judge, Shanks. Rice. Charity. Mcbride.
Swenson. Irving, Soper. Errors-Shanks, Muir
ray swensor, Irving Sopcr. First base on er
rors-Jersey City. /; Washington, /. Two-base
hit-LOhr. Three-bass hit-Eschen. Sacrifice
hits-Sorher. Shanks. Menoskey. Stolen bases
Swenson. Shanks. Menosksy. Charity. Left on
bases-Jersey City. Z; Washington, 4. Double
play-swenson tuna SISTED. Bases on baIls-OG
Clinton, ); of Jamison. l. Struck out-By
Clinton, q BY Jamison. l. Hit hy Titcher-By
Jamison Qryingl. Wild pitch-Clinton. Unr
pires-Messrs. Merrity and DuFey. Time Of
game-2 hours,
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
English Stallion Dead.

London, July 1.-Bayardo. one Of the
most famous English stations Of re-
cent years. owned by a. W. Cox. who
races under the name Of Mr.. Fairie. is
dead from paralysis. AS a 2-yesr-old.
he had a brilliant record. winning all
seven races he competed in.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
PURCELLVILLE NINE
BEATEN In TWIN BILL

Clarendon. Va, July 1.-The local
athletic association team defeated
the Purcellville club here today in
both ends of a double-header, to 2
and to 0. Won Herbulis had the best
OF McDaniels in a pitching duel in
the first game, while Pfeil held the
visitors at bay in the nightcap. The
scores:
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
CLEVELAND Is EASY
FOR FORT HUNT TEAM

Fort Hunt, Va, July 1.-The Cleve-
land Athletic Club Of Washington
proved easy pickings for the post
team here today, as the locals batted
out a 13-to-2 victory over the club
men. ouayle. pitching for the Fort
Hunt team, allowed the visitors four
hits. and set fourteen down by the
strike-out route. Anderson's timely
circuit clout and Boyle's triple were
the features of the game. The score
by innings:
R H. e.
Fort Hunt 23O140 2lx-l3 II 3
Cleveland. OlOOOO-2 5
Batteries-Fort Hunt. Qu5yle and
Savage; Cleveland. DecnGn. Cum
mings and White. Cmpire-Sergt
Ryan.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
SECOND GAME.
Totals. g Il q l3T

Crawford batted for Cunningham IN seventh.
StanAge batted for c. Jones in eighth.
Dctrlit. 20 col 2 > 9
St Louis............... / o 0 o 8 o 5 Ks
Rrns-Bush. Witt, Cobb NeGch ~. Burns ~.
Spencer, Crawford, Sloan o. Austin ~. sisleT
~, Pratt, jacobson (2. Marsans ~. johnson
~, Hale Sothoron. Erors-Nitt, Burns q,
Mitchell. Pratt. Hale. Davenport. Two base
hits-Cobb jacobson. Hale. Sisler. Marsans
Three base hit-Nitt. Home ruT-Crswf0Ed. Sac
rites hits-Austin, SothorUn. Pratt Passed
balls-By Spencer. !. Stolen bases-Nitt. sislcr,
Manans johnson, Bush ~. Heihmsn t9. Hit
hy pitcher-By ScthCron tSlenceIl, by Mitchell
iSluanl Wild ritches-SothOrun. Eases on
halls-Of Sothorun, ); of Fhlnkc ]: OF Gun
bingham. !. Struck out-By Ehmke. .; by Dav-
enuort, 2: by sothorCn. }. Time-216. Cmpires
-Mcriarity, Nallin and Connolly.