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The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
CAPITAL CITY NOW
READY FOR BOWLING

The Capital City Bowling League, at
meeting held at the home of the
president. L. c. Poston. organized for
the season with some of the strongest
teams in the city holding franchises.
President r. c. Poston was unani-
mously reelected, The other officers
arc: Vice president. J. r. Brewer;
treasurer. w. w. Wright. secretary
and scorer. W. 0. Cornelius.
The league has adopted a schedule
of 81 games, TO be rolled OF the Grand
Central alleys, beginning September
- and ending April 9. The prizes ag-
grcGate 500
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
GARLAND WINS
TENNIS FINAL:
ANZACS FALL

Southampton, N. Y. Aug. D.
Charles S. Garland, jr... the Pitts
burgh youth, upheld his top ten rank
ing on the Meadow Clubs lawn tennis
courts here today. In the finals of
the singles for the newly-offercd
Meadow Club challenge cup, the for
mer Yale captain defeated Willis e.
Davis, the Pacific Coast star. in
straight sets. The score was 6-4. Ga
6-3. The respective point totals for
the contest were 100 to 80.
Garland outplayed his rival from
every position in the court.
The CaliforHian's powerful service
he brushed aside to break through no
less than four of Davis service
games. 1t was impossible for Davis TO
gain and hold the next position. When
he moved up to volley. Garland shot
the ball past him by his perfectly
managed drives or cannoned his low
back hand. The latter was the vul-
nerable point in the armor of the Cal
ifornian. for he rarely got ball back
across the net when compelled to take
it on his left side.
Garland also secured a holding of
the doubles bowls with William r.
Tilden, second, as his partner. The
American pair in the international
final even mastered Randolph Lycett
and r. V. Thomas. the Australians,
by the score of -, 60, Ga.
All of the resources of the remark
able young player were called for in
this battle. filled as it was with rat
tling rallies.
Davis, in the singles, never attained
TO any degree of accuracy under the
cleverly varied game Of Garland.
There was also a brief exhibition
contest between Lindley Murray, the
national champion. and Norman L.
Brookes. the Australian. BrOokes won
in three sets by the score OF GO. 50,
-. The strategy. fine stroki1g and
excellent net play OF BrookeS out
classed his American opponent
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Totals. % a Y ! Tots!s.... 81 II 2 l6 0
ihilsdeIInha a.............. 0 %
Cleveland. ................. 5 l 0 0 x-G
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FRED Mcleod ENTERS
BIG PRO TOURNEY

Fred Mcleod. professional of the
Columbia Country Club. left Wash
ington Friday for New York. where
he will compete in the Wanamaker
pro tournament at the Engineers
Club tomorrow. Mac" with Emmett
French and Douglas Edgar. became
eligible to represent the Southeast
Section OF the Professional Golfers
Association in the G6-hole medal play
event held at the Columbia Country
Club in early July.
Thirty-two OF the best paid play
erS" in the United States will play IN
this event, which is at - holes, medal
play for about $500 in cash prizes
and d diamond-studded medal. As
Mcleod has been putting up a won
dcrful game of late, he should finish
we'll up in the money If not in first
place.
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Totals. 81 6an Tot4s... auzi3
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Tigers Trim Red So1.
.. 0 0 : o 0 0 Q 0 Of
o - l. q q q q q ~

Totals. s. s2I74 Totals.
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NEW PALACE NOW
HAS BOWLING CUP

Pat Doughcrty. Of the New Palace
Bowling Alleys on T. street. has in
his possession cup won in COM
petition in ten pins back in the sea
son OF l909-lO at the Fat Mems
Club. The cup is a beautiful piece
Of work and brings back many
happy reCollections
The team that won the prize con-
sisted OF bowling stars of that date
II. 7. Waters. A. {. Brodcrick. |. {.
Fritz. J, +. Field and J. :. Brosnan.
with Charles Stohlman. manager.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
HERON LANDS
GOLF HON0RS
Pittsburgh Player Captures
Amateur Title by Beat
ing Jones Sup and 4.

Pittsburgh, Aug. 2.-Dsve Heron.
Pittsburgh's sensational player. today
captured the amateur golf champion
ship OF America by defeating Bob
by" Jones. OF Atlanta. In two rounds
Of spectacular play on the Oakmont
links. Heron Won by . up and TO
so
These two young players definitely
exploded the time worn theory that
golf is a game for Old men. for the
new champion is but Il and his ad-
vcrsary is but Il. Ths Atlanta boy
kept the local man on his mettie
through the toughest kind Of a battle
up TO the turn in the afternoon. and
the record gallery that followed the
PLAYERS was treated TO thrill after
thrill
The match was ren'c'e with dazzling
shots in which neither had tho ad-
vantage. u was only after tho home
journey had started that Jones
slumpcd
Tie cards follow:
Igr,t rrrnd W--r--
Out. -
In....-...... ; s-g-y
Iuucv
ou,.......... 's5sa4tg-a
]. IS +01
sccond round H.--7n-
or .-....... fs85 -
Im.. .. .... -Z-B-E-IS
Out. $500 --sss-
ln..-.-....-. 5-Fg--s-If
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
CONNIE MACK NOT
TO SELL ATHLETICS

Detroit. Mich. Aug. IS - Connie
Mack. manager of the Athletics. de-
med today that he would dispose of
his interest in the Athletic baseball
cIUb.
y have no ioubt that there are
many people in Philadelphia who
would like to see me 60" said Mack.
but I have no intentions of selling
out. nor have 7 been approached on
the subject by Thomas. Davis or Col
7 rE
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
ARMlGER TO MANAGE
RECREATION ALLEY

Harry Armiger, for many years in
charge or the old Palace Alleys. will
again have charge of the second
moor OF the Recreation Alleys. where
nc has been since the opening of
that popular resort
Armiger still retains that pleasant,
genial manner that has made him
well liked and popular. with all
bowlers in the city. Recreation Is
lucky i'll having his services.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
REDS PLAN SERIES
AT SPEEDWAY TRACK

Cincinnati, Aug. 2i.-That plans arc
being discussed IN Cincinnati TO have
the world series baseball games played
at the Speedway at Sharonvillc. If
teen miles from Cincinnati. provided
the Reds win the penRant, was learn
cd Yesterday.
Within week or ten days. II is
asserted. the proposition will be ready
for submission to the board OF direC-
tors OF the Cincinnati baseball club.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
WILDCATS" CAPTURE
ANOTHER FROM REX

Errors in the fifth and sixth
innings were responsible for the de-
leat OF the Rex clubmen yesterday
at Union Park, CroOke's Navy Yard
aggregation grabbing another game
by a Sto-5 score.
Anderson. a southpaw, was given
trial in the final innings and per
formed creditably. This defeat
makes the third straight for the
Northeast club. their record for tho
season now being twenty-five vic
tories against nine defeats.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
REX CLUBMEN PLAY
BUREAU NINE TODAY

Tho fast nine representing Tho Bu-
resu Of Engraving and Printing Will
b" the opponents OF tho RcN AthlC tic
Club today at Union Park. FITtoCniH
and II streets northeast. al 3 o'cToel..
This will be the first meeting Of
these clubs this season. and a. both
aCEI, cations rank among tho best iu
th" city. an interesting game will b
played. Probable batteries. ReE 4. e .
AlbaCEh or Owen and II. FITZGERALD:
Bureau OF Printing and Engraving.
Sterzer, Powell or McDonouEh and
GiebCl
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Redlegs Jolt Phils.

Philadelphia. Aug. 23.-Pat Mo-
ran's'fiery Reds rOmncd AVA with
both games of doInlc- -hcad"" with
the Phillies today. Tn. score = the
first game was S to >, and the sec
Ond. to I. The scores.
First game r. II. r.
Cincinnati .... 600 900 OOS-S . =
Thiladelphia 900 Ol2 coo : I
Batteries - Ring. Rcuther and
WinEO, Rariden; Meadows and Ira
EreSSoT.
Second game r. H. +.
Cincinnati " 900 400 700 6 l. !
Philadelphia e. 900 900 1oo-1 )
Batteries - SallcC and Rariden;
Cheney. CantwelI and Adams
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
MRS. MITCHELL is
WINNER AT GOLF

Mrs. Il. c. Mitchell won the Wom-
ems Miniature Golf Tournament. play
cd on the putting course Of the
Columbia Country club yesterday att
cTnoOu with Mrs. Alpheus Winter the
runncr-up. Console ton went to Mrs.
J. 9. Mclaughlin, wife of the donor
OF tn" trophy now up for competition
In addition to Mrs. Mitchell. others
who have leg on the trophy arc
Mrs. Winter, Mrs. :. \. Reeves. Mrs.
Conrad &. Doyle and Miss NJ. l..
Latimcr
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
Grs Lose Brovns-- War Risk Wuns-- Gofto Herrons
SOUTHERNNINE
Is BEATEN BY
WAR RISK CLUB

War Risk took the opening game
OF the post-season series for the,
District baseball championship.
downing Southern Railway yester-
day by a 5-to-2 score, in a game
that was interesting all the way.
The losers could do little with
the fork-handed slants of Ernie
Schafer. and the five hits garnered
or his delivery came only one 10
an inning. He was opposed in the
box by Rooney" Vernstein, and
while the latter was found for
twice as many hits, what breaks
there were went to War Risk and
accounts for at least two of the five
runs made off the Southern Railway
twirler. The score:
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Score in Track Meet.

Annapolis, Md. Aug. 23.-Scoring
forty-cight points. the second bat
TALON of the regiment of new fourth
class of Midshipmen at the Naval
Academy Won the annual summer
interbattalion field and track meet
held on Farragut Field this after
noon.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
Clerks in Battle

The second game of the series to
de played for the championship OF
the Insurance Division, War Risk.
was won by the score Of TO in
favor of the Sixth and IS team. The
ll9 d team only managed to get
two hits of Of Sable, OF tho Sixth
and B team.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
Noonan's Million a MYTH

Scranton. Pa, Aug. Sit developed
here today that the report given cir
culation last week TO the ereCt that
Pete Noonan, former Philadelphia
catcher. who went to France as a
X. of c. worker. has inherited a mil
liOn-dellar fortune in ireland is q
myth.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
New Worlds Horse Racing Mark.

KutztOwn. Pa. Aug. -. Lizzie
March. owned and driven by John
Lawrence. of Hoboken. y. J.. Cstab-
lished a new worlds record for a
three-heat race over a hsIf-miIc track
here Yesterday in winning the free
for-all pace in 2-O54. 2-O2&4 and 2.O4.
The mile in 2.O2H also established a
new track record and a new heat
record in a race
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
Harry Harper's Wildness
HELPS BrOWnS to Victory
"Moxie S > Southpaw Slants
Fail to Fool Burkemen
As St. Louis Overtakes
Nationals Lead to Win
By II to 4.

St Louis. No, Aug. 2.-The Browns
crawled back in the first division and
added another defeat to the Nation
ais total by winning the opening
game of the series. II to T.
For a time the Griffs were running
along with nothing to worry them.
They punched clean hits of Melvin
Gallia in the second for three scores
and added another marker in the
fourth. When Harry Harper faced
the Browns in the nth inning he had
fooled them with two hits and had
five strikeouts. Before the fifth closed
eleven batters visited the plate and
seven made the circuit.
Harper started the sixth but was
relieved by Erickson and the Browns
gathered three more; from then on
the Nationals played to finish their
part of the ninth.
"MOxie'' Is wild.
with the Browns showing a batting
slump against left handed pitching
Acting Manager Mcbride played his
single southpaw trump and used Har-
per. But Harry did not have the
same sort Of stuff as PennOck, Ruth.
Kinney. rmahIen-southpaws who
have turned back the Browns in the
last week. At least he did not have
II in the fifth. What he lacked more
than anything was control
In the wild SpaSm he issued three
free tickets and each pass became a
run. Then Eddie Foster spoiled a
double play that would have retiI ed
the Browns with one run. AltOgethtr
il was a sad finish to a good start
The game might have been saved had
Harper been taken out but Mcbride
played against the Browns left hand
ed batters and they were the ones
who really put in the singing jolt in
the fifth.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
RACQUET Champ Back.

Philadelphia, Aug. 3.-Jack SOutar,
racQuets champion of the world, who
has been in the British army for
more than two years, has returned
home. He saw continuous service un-
til the armistice was signed and was
afterwards in the army of occupa-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
Moha Beats Murphy.

Milwaukee, Wis. Aug 23.-N rISnr
hook. travelling only about six inches
but propelled by all of Bob Moha ;
100 pounds of muscle. stopped Tommy
Murphy. Chicago. in the third round
OF a bout hero. Murphy had tho edge
on the veteran gladiator for the hrst
two rounds.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
Plat. Golfer. to We'd

Philadelphia, Aug. 2S.-J Wood
Platt, one of the rising young golf
stars. who was eliminated in the ma
tonal tourney at Pittsburgh yester-
day. will marry in the fall.
His fance is Miss Mary Rarnes.
who has followed his work in every
important match he has played this
spring.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
TOMMY MILTON
IN NDUESENBERG
IS AUTO KING

Elgin. Ill. Aug. 2&-Tommy Milton.
plotting Duesenberg, won the 3Ol-
mile ElSin automobile road race here
today in 4o3.l7. attaining an average
speed of -" miles per hour. Ralph
MulfOrd. who ranked as .favoritc, led
for greater part of the race, but
jvas barred out when his DucsenbeI :
broke down.
Roscoe SarlCs, in a Roamcr was
second, finishing nearly twenty five
miles behind Milton.
The course of the race was over a
dangerous country road, eight and
Onc-quartcr miles long.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
Wagner Re-appointed.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Aug. 23.-Thc re-
appointments of John Henry CHonus)
" aSner as general athletic trainer
and baseball coach at the Carnegie
Institute off Technology, Pittsburgh,
has been announced by President Ar
thur A. Hamerschlag.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
Company B Wins Serie,.

With every player in the lineup of
Company hitting safely they slusged
their way to 22-to-7 victory over
Manager Staples and his ball club in
the final game of the season Neither
Ferry or Porter could check the hard
batting leaders and Company F lost.
Final score:
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Gisnfs' Bonfs CnstlY-

New York. Aug -3.-t,rratic neIdnE
behind Barnes cost McGraw's pitch
ing acc a victory at the Polo Grounds,
the Pirates winning 3 to l. The score
by innings:
Pittsburgh ........... OF 100 on s 10 l
New York ....-...-... .O6l col 0CN-1 S .
Cooper and Schmidt; Barnes. Whit
crs and Snyder
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,

Reading, .; Buffalo. o
Reading, 3; Buffalo. 4.
Newark, II; Rochester. T.
Newark. o; Rochester, !.
Baltimore. 0; Toronto, ?.
Baltimore. .; Toronto. 4.
Jersey City, o: Biughamton, 5,
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
Tigers After Pitcher Jordan.

Scranton. Pa, Aug 23.-Information
to the effect that the Detroit club is
dickering for the release of Pitcher
Jordan, of the Buffalo team, OF the
International League. was obtsined
here today.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Birmingham. l; Atlanta. S.
Birmingham. .; Atlanta, /
Mobile, s; New Orleans. 5 Ccame
called end ninth account rainn.
Memphis, .; Chattanooga, 5.
Memphis, 4; Chattanooga, 0.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24

kuns-Goodmsn. TalTey 90. Losr (9, Jacobs
" Iero ~. 1herrian a.. Lowery t2). Buckier,
I Ilckf ~ Guth. Perry. ScruEss, Young. Soch,,
Company +, = First base by errors-Connanv
B. 10; Company F, Left on hases-Coruany
B. .; Company F, 5, First base on bails-Off
mellon, !; of Tucker !; Of Perry, 3 Innings
Pieched-By Melon. 5; BY Tucker. (: hy Perry. .
Eits mads-of Mellon. 5; of Tucker. 3: of
FerTy' s Struck out-By Mellon, I: by Tucker,
s; by Perry. 6 Twobasc hit-Tbcrriar !,
Tucker. l; Ports, l. Hit BY pitcher-By Tucker
~. umpre-Mr. John Gurnee.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
Cubs Win Two.

Boston. Aus. 23.-The Cubs took a
double -hoader from tho Braves this
afternoon. Jim Vaughn pitched the
, first game and won. to 0. Tho Sec
ond game went to the Cubs. to 6.
/ The scores:
RIFE
Chicago ............O1o3oo2oO-S Is o
Boston ..............OOOOOO : 0
Batterics-NsuGhn and killIfcr; eau
Sey and Wilson.
RH.E.
Chicago .............0O15OOIOO-7 9 >
Boston .............3OOOOO II ?
Batteries-Martin and DAILY; Film
gem and Gowdy.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
Giants Buy InfeIder Cooney.

New York, Aug. 25.-James Cooney,
Jr.' shortstop of the Providence East
crn League team, whose father won
fame as Shortstop of Arson's Chicago
Colts a quarter of a century aso, has
been purchased by the New York Ma
tionals.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
LOCAL SWIMMERS
SECOND IN MEET

Baltimore. AK -~s..r--De--'
day az ~, Mar F.. ud ~v .r.n.uE C'rrN
Wa glorious ~un.. =- rr. '....
won the mo'' by ..,r..E f.r'r -. .--.
points and th, Nashu-s.a D..,~
Club took second n.uo.-.
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Tennis Star Dead.

London. Aug. 23-Hugh l. Doherty,
former lawn tennis champion of ELS-
land. died yesterday at Broadstairs, a
summer resort in Kent.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
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k'nS-Burrs, Dugan, Graney. Speaker. Harris.
lfardner. Smith. COyeleskie Twohas hits
Buns, CoTelcsde. Chapman. Three-bs.e hits
lrlsan Thomas Burns Home run- Smith. Sac
rltce hits-ChapmAn, Graney. wambsganss Dul-
Lie plays-Chspman. Gardner. wamhsganss and
Gardner. Left on bases-Philadslphia s. ClcTe-
land. 6. Base on hslls-Or johnson. /; Noyes,
l; Coveleskic, !. Hts-OF johnson, in . in
nirgs; of Noyes in innings Struck out-By
NOyeS. :; Coyelcskie s. Losing pitcber-Johpsop.
Umpires-Messrs Evans and Owens
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kuns-IlPP, LaNls, J. Collins. Leibold, z
Collins ~, Weaver q. Jackson, FeIscn. Can
| dill %. Twobase hits-Jackson. Risbcrg Gan
dill. Threc-bas hit-Pratt Home runs-Pipp
/ Lewis Sacrifice hit-FelsCh. Passed baIl-Han-
nah. Base on balls-Of ShaWkCy. T. Struck
Out-By Ccotte, }; h5 O'Doul ,
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White So1 Trim Yanks.

Chicago, Aug. 23.-GIcason's White.
SoX hammered Shawkey all over the
lot today. winning by 10 to The
score:
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Cadore in Form.

Brooklyn. Aug. 23-Cadore blanked
the Cardinals until the eighth inning
when they scored three runs. Brook
lyn won, to 5.
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Macks Prove Easy.

Cleveland. Aug. 23.-The Indians
had an easy time winning from the
Athletics today. to 2 Coveleskie
pitched good ball throughout, while
the Indians walloped Jing Johnson
hard. The score.
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Altman, T. Fond, Messnk Ainsworth. Aiken,
smith. Left on baseS-Eagles, 8; Qwncr. l.
First base on balls-Of Ainsvorth, Q on Gala
nan 8. Strlck out-By Ainswoth, 10: by Gala
ban, 5. 1hroehass bit-T Ford. Tyo-hass hits
-Puwcrs II. Aiken Mccarthy. T Ford stolcn
bsses-Po~ers -, Altman t2. T. Ford Double
pay-Nuschlit1 to Mccarthy TO Altman Um-
Pre-Mr. -Dictz. Timo Of gsme-26. Attend
ancs2l
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
Eagles Take Another.

The Eagle Athletic Club added
another game to it's string of vic
tories when it defeated the Quincy
A. c. by a score of 10 to 2. The
score:
L A c All u q AEL q 4 q ALun L
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Earned Nationals 4; st. Louis >. Two
ba~e hits-Menosky. PiGnich. TObin. Judge
SeTercid, Gedcuu. Three-basc hits - Leonard
Gerber Williams Home nInS-Jacobeou. Smith
sacrifice hit-Austin. Double Tlay-FOSter to
judge Passed ball-P PiciniCh. Base on balls
on Galia, S; on Haper, s. Struck out-By
Haurr, 6; by 'GaIHa. l. Pitching reonrd-OH
Harper hits and nuns in l-3 innings
Left on bases-N Nationals. 9; ST Louis. 6 I'm
pircs-Chill and MOriarity. Time Of game-2:O'
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RIGHT EARFUL

McGraw doesn't know the
diff between Reds and Huns;
he called Cincy, Home Of
the Huns.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
Major League Statistics.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Hcsterda US RrsuIts.

st. Louis, IL: Washington. 4.
Cleveland. 6; Philadelphia, ,.
Detroit, s; Boston, 4.
Chicago, 10; New York, 2.
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Standing of the CIubs,
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Yesterday. RcsuJf.

Cincinnati. 8; Phillies, >.
Cincinnati. 6; Phillies, l.
Chicago, 6: Boston, 0.
Chicago, I; Boston, s.
Brooklyn, Z; st. Louis, 3.
Pittsburgh, 6; New York; 1.
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lp@'Iol lot hernsleln IN the ninth.
Score by innings
Southern RAILWAY. q n q n .
War Risk ............ o o q . > q a :
HunS-LSnn. Hill, A. Watt, Sweeney, Fees (2,.
Ihfee case hlt-A. Watt TSo-base hits-Lynn.
fraser. Stolen bass-Bccker. Sweency, Jarboc,
o%crlhce mtsTCohill, NernStcin. W. Watt Sac
rince h.Fra1r Left on bases-Southern Rail
way. S; War Risk, Z Base on balIs-On Vrrn-
stem. ?; cf Schafer. }. Struck out-By Vem-
stem 3; by Schafer 6 PassSd ball--Hurd Hit
by HtCher-By Schafcr CCohilD Umpire-Mr
Carr Time Of gamc-l1O
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Standing of the CIuhS,

where They Play Today.
Pittsburgh at New York,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1919-05-30
Buscan negocios en-
Mexico.

San Antonio, Texas Ma
yo 20. La Camars de Co
mercio termin6 va los ARE
CLOS necesarlos para la lnsta
lacion de un depa tamenTo
mexicano y pronto ess gran
mejora quedara inaugurada.
Ell objeto de ese departa
mento es dar todas las facl
lidades posiblea a las casas
que tengan o quieran hacer
negocios con Mexico.
Ell Sr. Guillermo Hall sera
ell director del nuevo depar
tamento.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1919-05-30
Los tratados con Aus
tria otra veZ
retardados.

Paris, mayo 29-La confe
rencia Sc reunio en- session pie
maria secreta noy, a las tres
de la tarde, para OR la lectu
ra de las condolences de paz
para Austria, que deberlan
ser entregadas en- la manana
en- San German--en- -Laye,
pero Sc inform6 que los trata
dos aun no estaban conclul
dos, por 10 que Sc acordo pos
poner la session para ell saba
do, esperandose que para en-
\ tonces ell tratado este terml
nado y pueda ser leido, PCS
poniendose tambien la entire
ga de esos tratados a la dele
gacl6n austriaca, que Sc espe
ra, Sc hara ell lunes proximo.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1919-05-30
La ouarnicion de c. Juarez recibe
grandes refuerzos.
EEL jefe de las Armas Coronel Escobar declara
estar preparado contra ell ataque

Ciudad Juarez chihuahua maya 20 Gran ndmero
de fenes han estado egando esta plaza rayendo gran
des contingencies que vienen refcrzar la guancon en-
provision del anuncado ataque con cue Francisco villa
ha estado amenazando.
Ell efe de la guarnci6n Coronel Jose G, E;cobar, de
clara que todo esa listo para de que reamente
Francisco Villa atacara la plaza.
Ell Coronel Escooar desmiente la version de que los
vlstas esten cerca de Cudad Juarez manestando que
ell hecho de rayendo reuerzos obedece la oportu
nidad que presene para cougar los renes ahora que
los negocios han entrado periodic de quetud Sc
trata de probechar Ia oporundad de que los trenes no
esten comprometidos en- otros negocios.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1919-05-30
LEGO a Paris un re
presentante deli Papa

Paris Mayo 29. Monse
nor Gavetti, Subsecretarlo
de Estado de su Ssntidad el
PaDa, lego q esta capital con
objeto de discutlr la situa
ci6n de las misiones cat0li
cas- en- ell mundo. No fue
recibi9o oficialmente pOr ell
Consejo de los Cuatro de
bido a cue ell Tratado de
Londres previeue que los re
presentantes de la Santa Ii
de. no pueden ser admltldos
en- las dis:u3iones lioiomat
cas- en- que Sc tratan cuestlo
nes reIacIonadas con la gue
rra.