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The Washington herald., 1918-05-03
PIMLICO ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-seIling; tNo-ysar-old maidsns:
four furlongs: Lady vulcain. %; Pigeon, llo;
Keynote, loe; Tommy Wac. ~; 'Milda, ";
Mamou, lo7; st. Quentin. 100; 'McLAne. VI;
Poulney. los; Maramou Gmpl. llo; Lydia Ill.
lo2; Bouna A., lG.
and up; mile and sixty yards: 'Aldebaran. Ill;
.Marianao. lie; Harwood. I'D; Rose Water. IIO;
Brother Jonathan imp). lls; Irregular lis:
'Amalgamator. ll3; Firing Line. LIS; 'Col.
Valentine formerly Dr.. Muck). 100; Capt. Hay.
lis: @. NJ. Miller. LED; Judge Winghed. ua
THIRD RACE-rhe baltimore Steepleichase;
fouryear-old maidens and up; two miles:
Drama Turga ump.), IB; Turmoil, li5; Jack
Carl. II; ormes Head. II; Kin Winning. ~ /;
Porin. lI5; First Out timp), 15; Sea Coast II,
~: Big -Four. III: Little Horn. lb; Brand
(imp.). II.
FOURTH RACE-senins; three year-olds: one
Valley. los; producer Gmp). rs; Nominee
dmp). 100: Coral. %; Mohican. loi; Ballast.
Io5; sBughouss. 1ol.
FIFTH RACE-Twoyear olds; four and one
half furionn: Rainbow CA. III; BROKEN
Promise, III: Kerensky, iH; ~.Comfort, Ill;
Honest George. Ia; Thistle Down, rs; .s'Cres-
son. Ill. 's'whitney entry.
SIXTH RACEJThs Howard Handicap; three
year-olds and up; mile and . sixteenth: Air
man. III; Barry Shannon. 10; ssObolus. los;
Monomoy. Ia
SEVENTH RAoE-sslline: threeysar-olds
and up; six fuioues: 'Amackassin. 10; High
IL; Sandman ii. II; Sorcere II Gmp), I'D;
Dragon. Ilo; Neville II dmp). II: 'Poacher.
los; Nominee (impl. LOO; Cousin O,Mine Ito
Five pounds Apprentices allowance claimed
Three pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Weather, clear; track fask
The Washington herald., 1918-05-03
PETE HERMAN
MEETS CHANEY
Bantam-weight on Furlough
from Navy to Appear in
Baltimore.

Baltimore. Nd. May 2.-Bantam-
weight Champion Pete Herman who
is in the East on q short furlough
from the Navy viii appear IN Bal
timore on next wednesday night
when he will meet Young Chaney.
Of Baltimore. I'm q ten round bout
before the American Athletic Asso-
citation al the Lyric Herman nights
Jack Sharkey in Philadelphia next
Saturday night and his Baltimore
appearance will be his only other
one.
The Triple A boxing club Of Bal
timore was forced to dig deeply to
get the bantam-weight boss 20 agree
TO appear in the Monumental City.
In meeting Young CLANCY. no easy
mark has been selected for him.
The Baltimore lad has been showing
to great advantage during the past
few months and he has been credit
ed with wins over Eddie Wimler.
of Pittsburgh. Artie Root. OF cleve-
land. Benny Valger. Of France ana
Battling Reddy. Of New York. all
well-known boys. CLANCY is a
rather tall and lanky boy for his
pounds and takes every advantage
Of an exceptionally long reach.
The opportunity OF seeing a cham
pion in acticn - not one afforded TO
Washington followers Of the game
and hosts Of them viii take ad-
vantage of the chance.
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Lose Final Barrows Red Feny

at the start and raced him there Tor
the entire distance. >Rhomb finished
second with New Haven third.
Ormonda, who has recently taken
the measure OF Cresson. II. p. Whit
ney's prize 2-year-old, could not
ind her racing legs yesterday and
went down TO defeat to Bon Jour. The
attempt yesterday was Bon Jour's
ffrst and he won handily.
Only three horses faced the starter
in the sixth race and Polroma was re-
turned the winner. The horse had
little difnculty holding his neid safe
and won driving.
The MasQuerader captured the night-
cap after . hard stretch drive. Sum-
maries:
FIRST RAcE-HsK mile: ntue Msudi.. III
uAcAtssl, A. 3D. 17O. won; LAttls Cote. III
il4 lo'Bdnl. an. rhns. osp sS Ths Take
Baby Gid DsmocAcy. Iron Boy. vseneman.
oznond and Home Gaming also nm.
SECOND RAOE-ons mile: Arrzh Go On
LIS fKummeJ. i1e9. aeo. an. won; yohrsn,
LIS tRobnson). 1so. An. scood: Onward. III
"a. OoLins); ID. won Time i2& Mose.
DaedaluA Scotch woodcock, Jim Hoy. Jack o,
Spades. Goblet and Assign also ran.
THIRD RACE-rwo miles: Archdaie II
tCr1NforD. uIeo. 40, $50. won; Rhomb. -
P. Wfliams1. an. l0. secsnd; New Haven
IN CWilsonD. 80. Time. ga IS Milk. Inhdel
II. Faker, superhumsn. Gloucester and Mes
bach also ran
FOURTH RAoE-HaH mile: Bon Jour. 10
(0Bnen). 400. 40. 2so. won: omonda. II.
(Wilis). 40. An. seoood; Avion. Ii IOsmp
belD. f0. third Tine. 90. supsrclio1s.
Weymouth Gid. d. o. Giri. Dr.. Ras and Com
mand9 also rzn-
FIFTH RACE-six turIones: crsnk, Ioa CBuI.
toni, an. $50. 4D. won; Peerless One. 10
CMcAteel. 600. an second; Currency. % CBulI-
mani. RD. third Time. ia IS Red sox.
Sungold. Nebraska and F1ittergold also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile: Polroma, LIZ tstal
kerl. 40. 2l0. out. won; Airman. rs DON
inick). 2lq out. second; Syrian. los CHummer1.
out. third Time. Isl2 IS. (only three entriss.l
SEVENTH RACE-Sir furIoneS: The Mas
ouerader. ID GPeak). s.W. s.s0. s.H. won; Ia.
Vour. los CRodriguez). So. aeo. second; Home
Sweet Home. LIS callahan, go, third Tine,
lB2S Silk Bird, The Decision, Genera
Election. Cadills. Master Ksrma, Tie Pin and
Back Bay also nan Bach Bay finished third
but was disqualified.
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MATTY MAY ACCEPT
CALL COVER THERE

Cincinnati. May 2. 2.-Christy Ma
thewson. of the Cincinnati Nation
ais. will go to France IL officials of
the. Y. NJ. C. A. can convince him
that his services there in improv-
ing the morale of the American
troops would be Indispensable.
MathewsoR made this declaration
today after a prolonged conference
with DR.. George G. Fisher, of New
Yoek, formerly of Cincinnati, who is
the international director of phys
ical instructors Of the Y. N. C. A.
Mathewson today subscribed $10,-
900 OF the $12.850 contributed by
the Reds for Liberty Bonds.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-03

The red-hosed crew went to the Of
ferings of Shaw in the opening frame
like a long-lost friend, as a combi-
nation of four hits. a sacrifice and a
base ON balls netted three tallies.
Hooper got his war club into ac-
ton and doubled to center. Shean
singled to right, moving Hooper
along Strunk placed the first run
across by a crashing double to CEN
ter scoring Shean. Schang followed
with a single to center and Strunk
counted with the third score.
the next session. when Shank's OPEN
Griff's clan got their lone tally in
ed the way by hitting the left field
fence for a two-base whack, and Is
winner of new pair of Stetson
shoes. as his clout hit the center of
this sign. Judge advanced Shanks
when he grounded out, Shead to
Hoby. Morgan was hit with one Of
Leonard's wild ones, and stole the
midway cushion. Foster grounded to
MeInnis, but Shanks had obtained a
good lead and easily romped across
the dish while Morgan. was run down
BY Stuffy.
The Griffmen got back into their
fielding form in the third when
they booted across two runs for
the Red Sox, but Umpire Bicknall
was compelled to help matters
along by one of his reckless de-
ctsions against the Nationals.
Strunk was given life when Judge
booted his infield tap. Schang fore
ed Strunk out at second but McIn-
mis- arrived safe on an infield hit.
Hobby drew a pass after Foster
had dropped his foul fly. Scott
grassed the ball to Lavan, who
started a two-ply killing by tossing
ing to Morgan, who headed off Hob
litzel. but in turning to make the
throw to Judge. Hobby knocked
the ball out of Morgan's hand and
McInnis followed Schang across the
plate Nallin claimed not to see
the play but the action was at the
midway sack and there is no excuse
that can be offered for Nallin's
oversight.
1t was tough going for Du Mont
when he assembled the hill as Dutch
Leonard started a Red Sox parade
by blow to left. Harry Hooper
then crashed his third triple of the
: game to right field. Shean famed,
but Strunk grounded to Judge who
headed on Leonard at the dish,
Strunk stole second while Schang
was drawing a pass. McInnis wal
loped a base knock to left field
scoring Hooper. Shanks threw to
head off Strunk but it went wild
OF the plate making IT easy romp-
ing for Strunk and Schang. The
score:N
The Washington herald., 1918-05-03
CLARENDON TO MEET
CAMP AMERICAN NINE

The game at Clarendon next Sum
day afternoon between the Clarendon
A. G. and the team representing Camp
American University should result In
one OF the best amateur games OF the
season on local or nearby diamonds.
The soldiers have about the best Of
any service team around Washington.
having recently won 40 game from
Georgtown University and defeated
Fort Myers strongest club. while the
Clarendon aggregation. stronger than
last year. Is Just beginning to strike
its stride.
Pfefl is down TO twiri for the, home
club, and Lieut.. Devine. Of the SOL
diers, has two good pitchers to fool
the Clarendon batters. The game will
begin promptly at ESQ
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Crank. showing the form displayed
last year. managed to get the decision
in the Govans Handicap at Pirnlico
yesterday. after one of the most ex-
citing finishes seen recently.
Peerless One set the pace until the
stretch turn was reached, but Crank
closed stoutly and caught Peerless
One at the wire. Currency also
showed a sudden burst of speed at
the finish and managed to grab third
place.
Red Sox. who was favored in the
betting, got off to a bad start and
never was a contender.
Patrons at the track yesterday were
treated to a novel race in the second
when Arrah Go On was returned the
winner over Johren.
Arrah Go On and Johren fought all
the way from the start When the
stretch turn was reached Hummer.
on Arrah Go On. took his mount very
wide. and Johren got the inside rail.
Robinson. on Johren, either failed to
see Arrah Go On on the outside rail.
or misjudged his distance. for he
made his mount run easy and Arrah
Go On, seen by only a few. came
with a rush on the outside rail for
the decision.
When the numbers were posted the
judges claimed that Johren was the
winner and failed to post Arrah Go
On's number, but the latter horse had
grabbed the decision almost by q
length Cries Of disapprovaI went up
from the grandstand and Arrah Go
On was returned the winner with
Johren second.
Seldom has such a race been seen
kummer raced rings around Robinson
even after taking his horse wide.
Archdale, who recently won some
good races at Arlington Park. the new
half-mile track across the Potomac.
won the Patapsco Steeplechase' easily.
Crawford took his mount 10 thA fronf
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LEXINGTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACB-Six frIonn: Choir Master.
@ gohnsonl. ll-oo s.1. 80, won; SILK Lady.
los (Garner1. 5L9 6S. second; TsIly, lo5
tConnelly). 2so. third Time. IA Gus scheer.
Nepe. Spsariene and King also ranL
SECOND RACE-Four and onehah furiongs:
Docod, ll0 MetcslO. IN. 2sO. IN. won: Iona.
log Hanover. 40. 500. second: Allah, liz
uAliyl. 500. third. Time. o5555. Rasok and
Shy Sweeper also r1n-
THIRD RACE-MiIe and seventy yards: Dick
Wes, Ii (GsntU1. usp 4lo. IN. won; Iron
Aastr. II CMor,sl. 3.sO. 80. second; Adel-
ente. LIZ (Barrettl. $50 third Tine, IsS 3S
Lucky Day. Flashlight and Paicins also ran
FOURTH RACE-Four and onehAh furionez:
Blushing Beauty. Ito tGentryl. IN 121. so.
won; Loys. ll0 (Sandel, 40, l0so, second
Madraa ll0 tNorysl. D0. third. Tine, oS IS
Effis Randall. Batter OSke. LeeOtAl ReEalo
and Exempted also rxn-
FIFTH RACE-SiI fuion9: Tscols, lB lGsr
ner1. IN. 20. zoo. won; Right AnEle, Ii
Morysl. aTo. 20, second; st. Augustine. los
CONNOLLY. An third Time, ia Regzl
Lodse. DUH Of Savoy and Theodore Fair also
nan
SIXTH RACH-one and one-quarter mile:
o1sa Star. lB Cssndel. Aso. leo, out, Won:
Gordon Russell. Ito CDurschl. ga. out, second
Little BiEssC. lu Majesty, out. third Time.
1H IS Con- Lane also ran-
SEVENTH RACE-Mne snd seventy yards:
The Washington herald., 1918-05-03
Griffmen Lose Final Game
To Barrows' Red Sox Tribe
Heavy Hitting by Beantown Crew and Poor
Fielding by Nationals Cause
Downfall of Grifmen.
By JOHN A. DUGAN.

Boston. May Harry Hoopers timely elouins coupled with
costly boots by the Nationals and trenches paved the way
for these leaders land the final game of the
from the Gnamen today Fenway Park by Sto-l count.
As the farewell for this initial SERIES the Old Fox
named Jimmy Shaw for the hono while Dutch Leonard drew the
assignment for Banow Red Sox But Barow tribe just picked
the Pittsburgh Stoges delivery with such consistency that
jimmy issued the shower call the sixth make T pinch
hitter George Du Mont then rushed into the fray what
doubt his finale George allowed the eighth
when Charity pnched Craft making his initial appearance the
mound for the Nationals.
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LEXINGTON ENTRIES.

May 8: '0f rr'ozs'
FIRST RACE-uaiming: 500: wear, old
and up; stx furionR: sChick BARCLAY. al.
Sanessa ,S Wells s; Best Beau. 100; Cathedrai,
lz; 'snawr, l0; Jack K, los: .Runnins
Queen, los; Mountain Rose II los. CI;nco
Colorado, los; Tom Anderson, li2; Busy Toe.
IlS; Langhorne, lis. Also eligihIe-Tbi,tIs
9reen. li3; Sir Occo timp.), 100 sDesire. q.
SECOND RACE-Pwse, 500; . wear, o,d
maiden colts and geldines; four and onebaIf
arionss: Mack Garner. 10; st. Bernard. no;
Mare John, ll3; Sal George. lis; vuIcsnite'
Is; Believe Me Girls. lis; Busle Can. rs: War
Dream timp), lis; Pastoreau firnnI ia.
Dwell, lis; Mayor, Calvin, ll3.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; 5 year, ola and
up; six furlongs: Tuckee, ss; Gallant IA.
10; Green Jones. llo; william The Fourth
dmpl, l3; Franklin, rs
fOURTH RACE-PuBe. 500; the Savoy
Hotel; years old and up; one mile: Dorothy
Dean. lol; Ariet timp.). los: Captain Rec.
los; Grundy timp.). lW.
FIFTH RACE-Claiming; . wear, old. szp.
four and onehaf furions: .Geneyieye sueen
lo2; Hattie win Do. los; Lady Apt, los; First
Pullet, los: Layerne. M. -
SIXTH RACE-Claiminr: ssoo. x..,. IA
nllies; futnrity course: .olga Petroya. 100:
Miss Wright, 100; March Wind. 100. sf5ssfy
Mabel, 100; Star Baby, l04; .Elizabeth n lOi !.
Barbara Shilling. los; Black Bass, w5. oneen
Blonde. 10; Koran. los; The wife. los: katie
Canal. III Also elisible-sTell Ne. loo: 81.
Theress. 100; mabel Trask, 100
SEVENTH RACE-c Claiming; 500; ) yesru
old and up; mile and sixteenth: .PsfIsr
dmp9. l@; s0id Ben. 1o4; Beautiful Girl Io5:
TIE Lsi. 1o5; Executor, lo7; Madame Hem.
mann, lG; Black Frost. 1F; Parr fimu,. in /:
Howdy Howdy. l07; King Mart. 1o7: ssna.
stone II tmp.l, 10; For Fair, no. Also eNss.
ble-Ahena. 100; thinker. %: Eddis r. loa
a. 40.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-03
No Admission CHARGED.

Cambridge, Mass. May 2,-No
charge will be made for admission
to the Harvard and Boston NAVY
Yard baseball game here Saturday
afternoon.
The local naval authorities in
sisted on this provision before al
lowing Jack Barry and his pro-
fessional associates to play on Sol
dfers Field. Rabbit MaranviIle re-
Joined the sailors today and will
play Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-03
HARD HITTING WINS
FOR CUBS OVER REDS

Chicago. May 2-Hard hitting fea-,
tured the Cubs victory over the
Reds here today by IL to 8. Five
doubles were made, one triple and
q home run during the game. Score
by innings:
Cincinnati o 5 90 1 o. IL
Chicago 20 Q . 10 1 x-12 16 Q
/ Batteries - Regan, Conley and
wingo; Walker. Carter and Killifer.
Umpires-Byron and O'Day.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-03
PIRATES SHUT OUT
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS

Pittsburgh. May 2.--Ames pitched
his first game for ST. Louis today
the Pirates to two hits but
the Cardinals lost /. to o. Score by
innings:
st. Louis. % 900 90 o 90 81
Pittsburgh 1000 5000 XII 81
Batteries s-Ames. Sherdell and
Gozales; Hamilton and Schmidt.
Umpires-Harrison and Quigley.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-03
LOSE GAME
TO MACKMEN TRIBE

New York. May 2-The Athletics
took the game with the Yankees here
today by the score Of : to S. The
Yankees hit Perry hard in the early
frame and he retired for Adams. Mog-
ridge for the Yankees was driven out
in the seventh. Score by innings:
Philadelphia ....1 o 01O37 II
New York .......2020 O1-5 10 3
Perry, Adams, Geary, and Perkins;
Mogridge, Russell and Hannah. Um-
pires-Dineen and Connolly.
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summary: huns-Mathews, ); Reem, John
son. 2; Griscum. ,; Stuart. Bauer. Lyons,
Pounds. Earned runs-S. and A., 8; Naviga-
ton. g. Left on bases. and A, S; Nayiga-
tion. g; First base IN baIls-Of McGough, 4:
of Lyons 5. Innings pitched-By McGoush. ,:
ly Fitzgerald, 5; BY Lyons. & Hits made on
McGough. 6; Oh Fitzgerald. (; of Lyons, T.
Struck out-By McGough. l.; by Fitzgerald, 6;
BY Lyons. 3 Home runs-Griscom. Pounds
Three-base hts-Griscom, Make. Twobase hits
Peacock. Montgomery. Sacrifice hits-Pea-
cock. Reem, Lyons Stolen bases-Reem, Stuart,
Lyons Meade. Montgomery. Hit by pitcher
McGough hit Stuart. Umpire-Mr. Bratburd
Time Of game-2 horS
The Washington herald., 1918-05-03
First Baseball Game In
Spain Won by Spaniards

Washington, May e.-The FIRST.
baseball game ever played in Spain
took place on April 80 between a
Spanish and an American team. aud
resulted in the defeat Of the Ameri-
cans by q score OF 20 to II. The
American team had for fits Captain
paymaster William Ormsby. q. s.
n, prominent American athlete.
formerly OF Brown University. A
Captain Gonzales led the Spaniards.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-03
Boys 10 Hold Meet.

The Boys Department of the Y.
M G A. win hold its fifth annual
track meet this evening at 7:s0
p IA: In the Boys gym. There will
pc three classes of events divided
between the Juniors. Intermediates
ana Seniors. with dashes, running
ana broad Jumps and a potato race
in each class.
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Sumamry: RunS-Leibold. Weaver, RisberI.
Jackson. Gandil, McMullin. Dresser. Cobb.
Veach, Heilman. 5; Witt. 2; Spencer. Two
base hits-Spencer. Cobb, Young, Risberg.
Threebass hits-Weayer. jackson, Heilman.
Stolen bases-Schalk, Cobb, McMuIlin, 2 Sac
rifce hit-Vitt- Sacrifice fies-Young, veacn.
Left q bases-Detroit. .; Chicago. Il. First
base oc error-Detroit. l. Base on balls-Ol
James. /; on Kallio. Z; of Faber, .; OF Dan
of Faber. in ) innings; of Danforth, 5 in I
innings; of WOlfgang, l in inning; of Kal.
lilo. 6. Struck out-By Faber, 2; by Danforth
J. Passed ball-Spencer. Winning pitcher
Kallio. Losing pitcher-Danforth.
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Smith Released to Red.

Philadelphia. May 2.-John McGraw,
manager of the Giants. announced
here today that he has released
George Smith, former Columbia UNI
versity star pitcher to the Cincinnati
Reds. Smith Joined the Giants in
1916 and was credited with three of
the Giants twenty-six consecutive
victories that year.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-03
jackson IN Class One.

Greenwood. s. c., May Aloe Jack
son. the noted slugger from Green
vile, now with the Chicago White
Sox. was placed in Class ! by the
district board. in session here today.
The decision OF the Greenville local
board was reversed. It had put Shoe
less Joe In Class 4.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-03
TIGERS TAKE GAME
FROM ROLAND'S CREW

Detroit, Mich. May 2-Detroit took
today's game from the world cham
pions. 8 to s, after overcoming a four
run lead amassed by the visitors on
three hits and two errors in the first.
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No Game Today.

There will be no base ball in the
High School series this afternoon
owing to a change in the schedule
but the games will be resumed on
Monday afternoon at the American
League park at O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-03
Wick Joins Armv-

New York. May 2.-sam Wick, utility
outfeider of the Yankees. who came
to the club from the Southern AS
ISOLATION this spring, left here tonight
for q Southern cantonment. He was
one of Huggins' most promising
The Washington herald., 1918-05-03
Rowdy Elliott to Enhst

Chicago, May 2-Harold Rowdy
Elliott, Of Bloomington. III. q catcher
with the Chicago Nationals. who 10 In
Class IA, Of the draft, decided to-
night to enlist In the navy and will
leave Sunday for Mare Island Navy
Yard, near San Francisco
The Washington herald., 1918-05-03
JOE WOOD TRIPS UP
ST. LOUIS BROWNS

st. Louis, Mo-, May 2.-Joe Wood
landed the Indians in front Of the
Browns in today's game. 8 to 2. The
former hill star opened the seventh
with double. O'Neill sacrificed and
Bagby brought in the run with q
single. Score:
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summary: Runs-Coyne. wiss. >; NJ DALEY.
Z: FeraI. Dasha, Keesan. .; Commers. s.;
Steele 2; Alexander. 2: Driefs Left on
.oases-G. p. s; Alexandria. & Firyt base on
bails-of Alexander. ]: OF Dasha, 4; on wise,
}. Innings r1tched-By Alexander, 10; by Da-
sha. 2; By Wise. L Three-base hit-R. O,Byne.
Iuooass hts-sommers. Steele, .; DriefuS
sarrinee ht-R. 0'ByrneI Sacrifice ny-C. DaD.
Stolen hases-Coyne. Wise. 2; N. DALEY, Dono-
hue. D2sha. Keesan. .; Sommers, Aiexander,
Dnetaa Double plays-Feusll caught ~
md threw to second and caught man Hit b.
plteher-Alexander hit NJ DALEY and Ferral
Bsk-Alexander. z Umpire-Mr. Barry. Time
a game-3 hours 10 minutes.
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tBatted for Dumont in eighth.
summary: Two-bsse hits-Hooper. 5; strunk,
Shanks. Sacrifice hit-McInnis. Stolen bases
Morgan. Hooper, Scott. stunk. Hits-Of
shaE, in innings: of Dumout. in in
ninsz; Of Graft. none in l inning Struck out
By Dumont. 2; by Leonard, . First base on
balls-0R Shaw, 2; OF Dumout, .; of Craft,
!; on Leonard. 2 Hit by pitcher-By Leonard
tNorEan.) Left on bases-Boston; g; Washing
ton. s. Umpires-Messrs. Evans and Nalnn.
Tine So
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ounmaTy: Hcn8-MaEeI. 5sIer, Hat, Koth,
Wood. Two-baSe hitS-Wood. Tobin. Sacrifice
hits-Chapman. Maisel. O'Neil. Stolen base
Sisler. BaIk-Sothorun. Bases on balls-On
Sothornu. S; OF Bagby. 2 Struck out-By
SOthoron. (; by Basby, I. Pitching record Of
Sothoron. hits, runs in 8 inningsL Left on
bases-St. Louis. 4; Cleveland. g. Time OF
game-l hour Is minutes. Umpires-Owens and
Hilde5rand Winning pitcher. Bsgby; losing
Iitcher, SothorUn.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-03
Alexandra Wins.

Alexandria defeated Georgetown
Preps yesterday by q close score
after hard battle for ten innings,
by 10 to 8. Score:
r Ann n A NJ A.
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S. & A. Wins One.

The second game of the Navy In
terbureau League resulted in a
walkaway for S. and A., IL to 3.
Score:
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BASEBALL STATISTICS
American League.
YESTERDAYS RES,

fESTEHDAf'S RESULTS.
Boston, 8; Washington, /.
Athletics, 2: New York. s.
Cleveland. 8; st. Louis, 2.
Detroit, o; Chicago, g.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Phillies at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
New York at Boston.
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GIANTS TAKE SERIES
BEATING PHILLIES

IL Philadelphia, May 1.-The Giants
made a clean sweep of the series
today. winning their third consecu-
tive games from the Phillies, 6 to o.
Main was driven from the box in
the fifth. Hogg replaced him and
famed five cf the New Yorkers,
holding them scoreless to the finish.
Score by innings:
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.
YESTERDAYS REsuIT

YEsTERDAY's RESULTS.
Pittsburgh, 1; st. Louis, o.
Chicago, II; Cincinnati, 8.
New York, s; Phillies, o.
Brooklyn, Z; Boston. 4.
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DODGERS TROUNCE
STALLNGS' BRAVES

Brooklyn, May 2-The Dodgers
won their game with the Boston
Braves today, to 4. Cheney held
the Braves to only thre hits. al
though he was free with passes. Ra-
gan was relieved by Canavan, who
was also hit hard. Score by innings:
R.H.E.
Boston ..........00 00010003o- 3 9
Brooklyn ........2 90 202 x-7 IL z
Batteries-Ragan, Canavan and
Henry; Cheney and Kruger. Umpires
-Messrs. Rigled and Moran.
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Batteries-Perritt and McCarty;
Mains. Hoge and Adams. Umpires-
Messds. KLEIN and Emslie.
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CRANK TN FORM
WINS HANDICAP
Red Sox a Favorite in Bet
ting, OFF to Bad
Start.
BY JERRY DOYLE.
; PIMLIc0 SELECTIONS.

BY JERRY DOYLE.
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'Batted for Shaw in sixth.
tBatted for Dumont in eighth.
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