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The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
NEW COACHES AT PENN.
Six Men Ratified to Look After tn,
Football Teams.

Philadelphia. June l6.-Six football
coaches for the Penn gridiron men
were ratified yesterday afternoon at
a meeting of the University Council
Bob Folwell is head coach and Big
Bill Hollenback has been named ad-
visory coach with Allie Miller. cap
scrub tutor. Jack Keogh will direct
the freshmen and DR.. CBuck) Warton.
recently named field athletic direc-
tor. will spend his time during the
football season in instructing the line
men.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
RED CLOUD Is BEST
IN 500-MILE RACE

Red Cloud from the loft OF William
Bernhard OF 346 K street southwest.
.aptured the i've hundred-miie race
rom Nappane. Ind, to Washington.
The birds encountered a severe
torn in Ohio and the Cumberland
yaney. but Red Cloud came through
he hardship and lofted before noon
he second day The race results
ollow:
Red Cloud. nrst. by VIM Reinhard
Blue Wing, second. by r W. will
ans
D0kimmer. third. by J. spaulding.
Field-F'are. fourth, by o. Kiefer.
Cormorant. fifth. by J. Hayes
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17

Page Picked Mt Third.
Tubby Page. as he is called. Is
picked to take the third base posi-
tion against Groves. OF Western.
Beck and Balienger. OF Central. and
Waldorf, OF Eastern. Page has
Is shown in practics games a. we'll as
In regular games to have unusual
ability. While at that position he
has not an error credited to him.
Page can hit. field. and has shown
UP exceptionally well on the educa-
tional part of the game.
Charley Dasher obtained ali-high
shortstop position. Dssher as a field-
er is ranked the best in the high
season without an error. His style
player. and SchHider. OF Business:
Fridihger. of Eastern; and Nord-
linger. of Western can not compete
with the starring Centralite-
Grubby at Second.
Grubby is the selection for the
hurling station Grubby has been
playing at short stop. but a switch
wsuld not be a detriment TO the all
high team, for he has displayed
kneenness at this position Grubby's
main factors are his encouragement
and his wonderful ability to nit In
nearly every scolastic contest
Grubby's hitting has been instru-
mental in two of Tech victories.
A first sacker cannot be beaten in
Lefty Beck. He is a terrible swat
ter. and may be classed as a second
Babe Ruth In the series. In home
runs Beck leads them all by a wide
margin. He has knocked approxi-
mately six home runs this season,
among a number OF three-base nits,
and two-base hits in the bargain.
Everett Burke. OF Western. might
break into scholastic limelight after
Deck i5 eliminated. Mel Schafer, OF
! Business. and Lord. OF Eastern, rank
respectively. All of these boys have
good records, but are not compared
with that OF Deck. The infield COM
putting against records would be a
hard one 10 equal.
Outhelders Good Ones.
Cummings, of Central, Hardy, OF
Eastern, and Held, OF Business, make
up the all-high outhcld- Cummings
is placed at center field. Hardy, right
field, and Dutch Held at left field.
, Jimmey Keliher. of Tech, is consid-
cred the next best. Although Keliher
has many errors credited to him. he
has done as well in the field as at
the bat Hardy, the Eastern star.
takes honors in the right-field posi-
ton. Hardy is an exceptionally heavy
hitter. and can be depended on to
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
Central Fresh Win.

The Central High School freshmen
yesterday defeated the Western High
school freshmen IN the Freshmen
'cholastic League by a 7-to-4 count
The score by innings follows:
central Freshmen-1 00OO2 3x-7 6
vest'n Freshmen. o 3ooo 0eA 4
Batteries. Edelin, and Montgomery.
Central; Cary and Matthews. West
m
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
ATHLETES PREPARE
FOR SWIMMING MEET

The third annual grade school SWIM
ming championships will be held Al
the Municipal Bathing Beach, on sat
urday. June u. at 500 o'clock. The
events. consisting Of the so-yard. 100
yard. 20 yard swims and a 40o-foot re-
lay race between the different school
buildings. will be all the more INTEREST,"
ing this year because of the medals
enered as prises. An entry list Of over
100 is expected.
On Friday. June %. similar meet
will be held for grade school sirla
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
FELSCH'S HIT BEATS
CONNIE MACK'S CREW

Philadelphia. June 16.-Capt. Alcock
crossed the Atlantic in 16 hours ard
u minutes. but kid" Gleason's pace
making White Sox polished off the
submerged Athletics today in l hour
and IS minutes. Score. to l.
The actual running, time of the Chi
cago voyage to victory was less than
an hour. Hap" Felsch's homer into
the left-feld bleachers in the fourth
inning was the blow that decided the
issue Score:
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
Uphill Game to Giant.

chicago, III. June 16.-The. Giants
landed a ten-inning affair from the
Cubs here today by a rally In the
tenth frome, to 3. The Giants tied
the count On the seventh and Barnes
held the Cubs safe the rest of the
route. Score by innings:
New Yort.-...0 30 OOOl0ol4lo 2
Chicago .......002 201ooooo3
Barnes and McCarty, Z. Smith:
Douglas and o'Farrell, Umpires.
Klein and Emslie.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
ALEXANDRIA
The Herald Bureau.

A. s. nouiphsn,
Y King Street
Alexandria, Va, June 1e-St Mary's
Academy will hold at 4:sO o'clock to-
morrow afternoon its fftieth annual
commencement exercises in the as
sembly hall of that institution Di-
plomas of graduation will be conferred
on a class OF fifteen. ten in the aca-
demic departments and five in the
commercial department.
The graduating class will be ID
dressed by Rt. Rev. D. ]. O'ConnelL,
bishop of Richmond.
The academic graduates will de-
liver the valedictory entitled the
"Fiftieth Milestone" and Mrs Maud
Roach Warren of Washington will
give a valedictory entitled The
Story of Fifty Years"
The program provides for the
following: Alumnae mass in the
chapel of the academy at 7:3O
g. m: formal presentation of jubi-
lee offering to alma mater at 9
a. m: alumnae address at $3.50
p. M: alumnae reception at $50
p. NJ; alumnae supper at $50
p. m; solemn benediction of the
most blessed sacrament at $50
p. m.
The s.4oo-ton steel freighter Venada
will be launched at 2 o'clock next
Saturday afternoon at the plant of
the Virginia Shipbuflding Corporation.
The public is invited to attend. This
will be the third ship launched by
this corporation. On next Monday
the keel of another ship will be laid.
On behalf OF the Scottish Rite Ma
sonic bodies Of this city, H. Noel
Garner last Saturday presented a
handsome silver loving cup to Lynch
! burg Lodge OF Elks. This was given
by the Alexandra Masons as a token
of their appreciation Of the MANY
courtesies extended the Alexandra
Maspns while on recent visit to
Lynchburg.
Messrs. Garner. W. H. p. Kelly and
Henry Callan hove Just returned
from Lynchburg. where they attende<
the Flag Day exercises Of that lodg,
Saturday.
On the occasion Of the presentatior
of the cup by Mr.. Garner, a class NJ
about four candidates were initiated
into that lodge.
Miss Elizabeth Faith Slaymaker
daughter Of Alexander Slayrnaker, OF
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
Cobb and BOLdnd Are
Nationals Downfall
Griffs Lose Great Exhibition to Jungleers by
3-to-1 Score-Ty's Hitting and Base Run
ming Features-Bernie Proves Puzzling.
By John A. DUGAN.

RUS Raymond Cobb plus Bernie Boland equals
whata Nothing but the defeat of the Nationals reg
istered by the Tigers yesterday in the third game
of the series at the Florida Avenue Stadium by
3-to-I count Tyrus Raymond, with his brilliant
base-running and ability to make base hits echo
off his willow netted the Jennings Jungleers their
trio of tallies, while Bernie Boland had enough
on his curvng benders to make. the Griffmen look
like bunch of selling platters In a regular stake
event.
Bernie mixed up his assortment of high, low,
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
Foxal Team Lands.

FoxaH easily defeated the st. Dom
inic's outfit yesterday. u to s. Main
easily held the Southeast lads to six
hits Woody and Wetsel made spec
tacular plays for Foxall. FQxall will
play the Printers next Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17

Runs-Burns. Jackson. Gandil. Felsch, Weaver
Rishcrg- Earned runs-Chicaso, s; Athletics, l.
Left on bases-Chicago. 6; Athletics. q. Two
base hits-Rurns, Gandil. Roth. Three-base hit
Weaver. Home run-Felsch. Jackson. Sacrifice
hits-E Collins ~. seibold. Risberg. Double
plsy-Seibold. Dugan TO Burns. Rase on balls
on Williams. !; of Seibold. l. Struck out-By
Seiboldh 2: by Williams, z Pitching record-On
Seibold. 10 hits runs Is ssrnedl in fnninzs
Is at bait; of Thompson. hit, no runs in )
innings a at bat). Wild pitch-Seibold Co.
Passed hsll-Perkins. Winning pitcher-williams
Losing ptcher-Seibold. Umpires- -Naliin and
Connolly.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
Pirates Trim Phils.

Pittsburg. June 16.-rhs Pirates
defeated the Phillies here today in
the third game of the series, 6 to
5. The Coombites staged a late
rally but could not overcome the
Pirates early lead. Score by in
nings:
r. H. E.
Pitts. 4 OIL % Oox-s IL .
Phila- % o o % 91oS 2-5 IL 3
woodward. Watson. Rixey and
Cady: Adams. Cooper and Schmidt.
Umpires-ouigley and O'Day.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
Heinie Groh Suspended.

Cincinnati, June 1s. - Heinie Groh,
captain and third baseman of the
Reds, was today suspended for three
days by President Heydler, Of the Ma
tional League, for language used to
Umpire Quigiey Friday.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
Boeckel Now n Brave.

Cincinnati. June 16.-President G. W.
Grant. Of the Boston Braves. announc-
ed here today his club had obtained
Third Baseman roney Boeckei from
Pittsburgh via the. waiver route,
Boeckel viii join the Braves at Pitts
eurgh Wednesday.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
WALLY PIPP'S DRIVE
LANDS-FOR YANKEES

New York. June 16.-Wally Pipp
came to life in the eleventh period
of the YanksSt. Louis struggle
this afternoon at the Polo Grounds
and delivered a timely waliop to
center which scored Frank Baker
with the winning run. The final
score was to 8. Box score:
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.

Runs-Sutton, Stevens, Thomas t2). O'Brien
b. Moran ~. Ncco5 t2l, Davidson % McF,ar-
hnd t0. Clanoey t3. Smith Hall Casper Cd,
Pstsrson ~. Russsau, Edler e. Earned runs
finance. :: Agriculture. , First base by er-
prs-Firsnce. s: Agriculture. g. Left on bases
finance. 4; Agriculture. 9. First base on balls
OF O'Brisn, 2; Rlseau. }; Clancy, 0. In
|inzs pitched-By O'Bnen. 8; Russcau, IL;
tlancC. ! 2S Hits made-of O'Brien, Il;
kusseau. IA; ClanceY. . Struck Out-By
b'Bnen, ls; Russeau. I; Clancy. > Three
Eass hft-DaVidson- Two-hAse hit-Thomas.
|Ioran, Sutton. Hall Sacrifice Hys-McFarland
(toIen bases-O'Brien. Moran. ;; Mcfarland. 3;
Davidson. sutton. aCSp<T. Russeau- Double
|leys-O Brien to Bailey to ThomAk Passed
lalls-Bailey. ? Umpire-Ar. FsnShaw. Time
gsme-2 hours
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
INDIANS ONE TALLY
DEFEATS BOSTON SOX

Boston, June 16.--Cleveland got away
to a one-run lead In the first inning
today and, though they were unable
to get another counter across. the
lone tally was enough to defeat the
Red Sox. The pitching of Covaleskie
was a conspicuous feature in the In
dians' victory The score:
Red Sox AhHO.AE. Clereland AhH.OAE
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17

this city, died Saturday at Black
Mountain. ~. c. The BODY v.,
brought here today and taken to
"heauey's mortuary chapel. Her fu-
neral will take place at 2 O'Clock
wednesday afternoon from the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church. Services
VIII be conducted by the Rev. Joh,
Lee Allison. D. D.. pastor.
Alexandria Lodge of EIks tonigh,
initiated class OF about forty can
oidates. A large number of members
attended the degree work.
E. E. Bowman, Of this cirv
has returned from Indiauapolis.
where he attended the forty-nfth
session OF the Imperial Council. A.
A, o. n. NJ. s.. OF North America.
Mr.. Bowman was chosen an
emeritus member, making eleven
members who have received this
distinction since the order was in
stituted
The Masonic fraternity Of thf,
city Wednesday night will give n
reception at the Masonic Temple
at o'clock for the soldiers. SAIL
ors and Marines. All are invited.
A special program will be given
and il is expected that a number
of Representatives will make sd-
dresses. Ffreshments will be
served at the conclusion OF the
program
Arrangements have been made BY
The Old Dominion Boat Club for a
smoker. which will be given Fridxy
night at its club house. There will
be musical program given and re-
| freshments will be served
During the progress OF the storm
last night the wind knocked down
a tree. which fell on an automobile
belonging to Mr.. Cation. standing in
front Of the NJ. f. Church South.
| W. Milton Glasgow announces the
| marriage Of his mother. Mrs. jamie
z. Glasgow. to Mr.. John H. Trfrnyer.
which was performed by Rev. z.
". REGISTER, d. D.. pastor OF the
M E. Church South.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Toronto, 4; Baltimore. o
Toronto. 4: Baltimore. Q.
Rochester, 7; Jersey City. J.
Buffalo. 1; Newark. 2.
Binghamton. 4: Reading, s
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE-
NAA nAA.l1a

NATIONAL LEAGUE-
Yesterdays Results
Pittsburgh. 6; Phillies, s.
New York. 4; Chicago, 8.
st. Louis. 3; Brooklyn, q.
oston-Cincinpati; rain.
where They Plsy Today.
PhiIlies at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
-Four Tech Players on.
HeraId'S AU-High Nine

The scholastic baseball series has revealed exceptional individual
ability and records show that these boys eligible position
the Aigh scholastic baseball aggregation Although there viii be
considerable deal of criticism
expected result
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17

EAFned runs-WaslIngton, !; DETROIT, J First
base BY errors Washington. l. Left On bass
Washington. 4; Detroit. FIst base on balls
Oh Harper, Innings pitehed-By Harper, .
ts at batl; Robertsou. % at bat). Hits made
on Harper. Struck out-By Harper Z: by
Rooertson, 1; By BolAnd i Home run-Menesky
Two-base hits-Ouhb Double plays-Groter TO
shann 10 Judse. Hit By pitcher-By Bdand
tJudgel Winning piteher-Boland Losing
pitcher-Hsrper. umpires-Mesxrs Moriarty and
Hildshand. Tfpe Of Eame-l.a
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
Dieksy Leads Fish.

Granville Diekey, who has been do
ing remarkably good work this year,
was yesterday elected captain of Cen.
trails swimming team for next year.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
RAILROAD Y. M. c. A. LEAGUE

'Batted for McMAnn IN ninth.
Runs-Lyun, Cohiu ~. Watt c2. Hunt t9.
BIN, Ben First base on balls-oR Kase. l;
~ Hunt. Struck out-By KAgle, 10; by Hunt,
Threeb2ss ht-Beal Twobase hits-Lgnn.
sean Stolen bases-Cohm cl. Watt. Luhsr. Hill
Il, Becker, Hunt Umpire-Mr. Handiooe
kne Of Eane-10
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17

and fast extent that only two safe whack
gathered off his delivery Of these being hoerun knock
the Pinhtter Mike Menosky in the eighth
frame field in the fourth by Milan oaed the
Nationals efforts against this puzzlng Jungeer
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17

r0u11 -ueueoH' HIslel, I7e1nltt, FIcA u, Fecx-
inpaugh. Baker. Twebas hit-Billings. Double
play Sisler to Gedeon TO sisler. Stolen bases
Peck. Pipp. Left on bases-St Louis. 8;
Yankees. 6 First base On errors-St Louis, /;
Yankees. l. Struck out-By Shaxkey, Z; by
Gallis. 4. First base Cd balls-on shavksy, .;
of GaIha- J. Balk-GaIha, Umpires-Owens
and Chill.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
Naval Station Beaten.

yesterday defeated the Naval Hydro
plane Station club in close game by
to l. Both teams collected the same
number of hits. but the loose support
of the pitcher was practically respon-
siole for two of the runs. Score by
innings:
NJ. d. ............ 90 0os 90 s 5
N. H. S........... 001 900 0o-1 5 5
Batteries-Wright and BAH; Bonham
and Fitsmorris-
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
Tigers Haze Best of Dual Nth Other Sports
Major League Statistics
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday Results.

Detroit 8; Washington. 1.
Chicago, s; Athletics, 1.
New York, 4; st. Louis. &
Cleveland, 1; Boston, o.
Where They Play Today.
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia
St Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Boston
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
Rain Helps Cards.

ST. Louis. No, June 16.-Cardinals
shut out the Dodgers here today in
TIE third game of the series to o.
which was called at the end of the
tifth on account of rain Score by
innings:
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17

'Batted for Shean in the seIenth inning
s-Batted for Mays in the ninth inning
'~Bstted for Barry in the ninth inning.
Cleveland ............... % o o o-l
RLI-Guaney. Sacrifice hits-Chapman, Mays
Lift on bases-Boston, 2; Cleveland. 2 Base on
balls-Of Covaleskie. = Struck out-By Coss~
leskie. 2: Mays, l. Umpres-MesSrs. Dineen and
EvanA Tine Of game-l hour 8 minutes
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
RIGHT ERFuL

jess vii recall old eise.s days.
for Mske and Levinsky VIII pat
on a adeshow the night before
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17

Mammaux and Kruger. Meadows
and Snyder. Umpires. Harrison and
Byron
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17

MISS Elizabeth Faith Slaymaker,
daughter Of Alexander Slayrnaker, OF
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17

W. Milton Glasgow announces the
marriage Of his mother. Mrs. jamie
z. Glasgow. to Mr.. John H. Tr1uyer.
which was performed by Rev. z.
". REGISTER. d. D.. pastor OF the
NJ. E. Church South.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17

During the progress Of the storm
last night the wind knocked down
tree. which fell on an automobile
belonging to Mr.. Cation. standing in
front Of the NJ. f. Church South.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17

Alexandria Lodge of EIks tonigh,
inltated a class Of about forty can
oidates. A large number of members
attended the degree work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-05
WORLD SEEKING
TRADE Of BRAZIL
Many Other Nations Besides
America Realize Growth
of Her Business.

RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil. oct
4.-That countries other than the
United States realize the growing
commercial Importance Of Brazil
and the advantage OF establishing
new or more extended relations
with the largest and perhaps the
richest OF all South American coun-
tries is indicated by the large num-
Der of foreign concerns establish
ing offices or agencies here, or
seeking federal permission TO carry
on business in Brazil.
Every steamer from Europe and
the United States brings its quota of
business Representatives who come
prepared 10 EMBARK in business at
once, or 10 survey the situation and
decide upon the desira bility of en-
tering the field.
During the last few months an
unusual number of new concerns
have been authorized 10 do business
here. These include not only COM
panie5 organized in Brazil with both
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-05
SAYS DANCING GIVES
LONDON GIRLS GRACE

LONDON. oct. london girls
are graceful and generally walk
better than their brothers because
they are fond of dancing. according
To- the medical officer of the Lon
don county council
Teaching of dancing i'm the pub
Hc schools has no doubt greatly
helped If ii has not saved the stu
alton i'm regard 90 the physical de-
velopmert of London girls" said
the medical officer. Particularly
noticeable is the much better
arched-instep of the girls in com
parison with their own brothers and
with country children generally
The relative absence OF flat foot
thus brought about Is the founda-
ton of that grace of carriage which
the typical London girl OF the ele-
mentary schools exhibits In the
country schools no dancing is
taught, nor do the children there
enjoy those outside stimuli TO an in
terest i'm dancing which are cherac-
teristic of London life"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-05
King Albert and Mayor Hoan
and the "Cat That Looked at
a King By Russell French

A cat. as everybody knows. may
look at king For the cat is very
independent In Kipling's words.
he walks by himself. and all places
are alike TO him"
There is probably nothing more
independent Of spirit than a cat
unless IL IS a goat. A goat would
chew kings beard right of his
ROYAL face. and never bat a yellow
eye
The mayor Of Milwaukee. too. is
independents" He is so "independ-
emit" that ne does not want 10 look
at a king Answering a letter from
the president of the Milwaukee As
ISOLATION Of Commerce. requesting
him 20 invite the king and queen OF
Belgium TO visit the city on their
American trip. Mayor Hoan SAYS:
Please do not ask me to invite
any king. kaiser or car The
people Of Milwaukee in choosing
mayor do not require of him a
forfeiture of self-respect These
are the times that try mems souls.
We must take our place with
kings their golden plates and
satellites or line up with the
right Of common man.
II should go to my grave in
everlasting shame were / TO boost
one iota the stock OF any king
II stand with the man who
works To hell with kings,"
Worked ON Newspaper.
ANY one else might fancy that if
the mayor Of Milwaukee wants 20
stand with the man who works" he
might stand right up alongside of
the king of the Belgians without
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-05

Was So Rundown She Couldn't
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