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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-23
JUDGE DAYTON TO
ATTEND kIWANIS MEET
The Meeting VIII Be Well Attended and
A Splendid Program Has Been
Prepared

Judge A. C. Dayton. OF the federal
court will deliver an address on Amer
iranization" today at the weekly noon
day luncheon of the Wheeling kiwanis
club.
\ splendid program has been prepared
foI The occasion and much interest Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-23

Tcmorrow--Electrod Magn"iu." a
ripping tale Of studio ljfr. Tho hero
inc is colUratura soprano. though
American by birth. y kn"wl"dGc Of
music will hn hind-aucc rather than
a help in reading "ElCc; Tudr Magnolia"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-23

being taken by the members In the meet
ing. DR.. George c. Lockhart will also
be one Of the speakers. The KiwanIs or
chestra will furnish the music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-23

A car Of Fresh caught Pish, 10 cents
per pound and up, Thursday and Friday
at the b. D. station
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-23

4 prison paper is III" latest innova-
l.C-l introduced at the Muundsv:ll" penn
Tertiary Work and Hope. suggested by
Warden Terrell. is tho nam" Of the new
rcriodical which is edited and contribut-
cd Ia solely by inmates and those pre-
ViouSlv confined there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-23

4 recent i"St Of tho city fire plugs
conducted by Fire chief Burl"y Thomp-
son proved them Ia b" in good condition
with III" exception Of few minor re-
pairs needed in some instances. ChieI
Thompson stated tho fire department Is
in excellent condition and we'll able 10
r"p" with ANY emergency that might
arISc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-23

Manager Ephlin announced yesterday
that even though the city has large
number Of bricks on hand. and many
more vii! 10" taken up and replaced WIN
new ones. tn" city absolutely has none
for sale. Til" old bricks will be used
To pave alleys and side streets IN sec
tons where traffic IS light.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-23
HERE AND THERE
Items OF Interest tn Local People
About Wheeling FolSs. Societies
and Organizations.

4 delegation Of about one hundred
Shrincrs from this city Will be guests
"f the Syria temple of Pittsburgh on
the occasion OF the unvcilng of IN"
bro ~" monument 10 the soldiers, sailors.
marines and nurses who lost their lives
II France.
Sclf-dcfcnSc - tho latest plea lodged
by Il wife braIcr arraigned in police
court yesterday morning. +. l.. Wilhelm
OF 1882 Lind street admitted he slapped
his wifc when she charged him with joy
riding with IL bunch Of high stepping
friends. but insisted she threatened 10
kick him while he was down. The magis-
tralr nncd the abused husband $50 and
costs Mrs Wilhelm admitted her hus-
band is Il good scout, but there are limits
to her patience.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
JAMAICA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Fr 2ycar-oids four fulonss
Buster n, 10: Anzzc. III; Eastern Glow. los;
Sweet Apple. los; Lyra. 100; Merry Sinner. o.;
Say Which, los; roucznet. 100; Sandy Mac, los
King Albert. lie; C. 8. Gr,sou. liz; Pswnee ID.
ICs: Lady Brighton. ll3: Light o. Love. lo5: Low
ers Lane ID, Ill; Who Cares, l8
SECOND RACE-For Syear-oids; mile and
seventy yards: Esuuimau, l06; Mormon Elder.
los; Over There. Id; King Pisudit Ios; Day
Due, los: Pastoral Swain. lo6; Ceramic, los;
Questiounaire. los; Marches ID. ": Blair Cow
rie los: Crystal Ford ll0
THIRD RACE-For 5year-olds and up: mile
and seventy yards: Lucius, lis: Plureen, 90:
Tarascou, lOI; Half and Half. ITO: Ziunia, lG
IrTy. .; Tie Pin, ll2: Hong Kong. s; Saddle
Rock, IS; Teddy Rousseau. lo4; Glenn 90; Cain
Spring g: King John. ITO; SyiVano, 10; Alors,
H.
FOURTH RACE-For 3year-oads and up: Ave
and onehalf furlongs: Motor Cop. 10: Lion
dor. 10: IAnius. III; George Star. Ia: Ny
Friend. lG; Alphee. lo7; Peter Piper. I23; Start
ling. lis: Bill McCloy. 100; DR.. johnson, 10;
Out the Way, l24; Ina Frank. 10
FIFTH RACE-For +year-olds and up; mile
and one sixteenth: Hubbub. Ill; Miss Bryn. lo,:
n. X. Beal. ia; Paddy whack. il3; Frederick
the Great. los: Bolster, 10; Peasant, a; Queen
OF the Sea, %; Orderly, ITO; Sssin. ll3; Te Pin.
iB: SIR William johnson, a.
SIXTH RACE-For ayear old hllies: Eve fur
longs: Oceana, 1C7: Retrieve. l07: Just Fancy
ITO; Lovely. lc7; Incinerator. lio; Beck and Call
ITO; Betty J, ITO; Feather. lT; Gloria France.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
CLOSED TRACK MEET
PROVES A SUCCESS

Glasgow. OF the juniors; Griffith.
OF the Intermediates. and Manson.
OF the seniors, were the stars In the
closed track meet held at Western
High School yesterday. The results
follow:
50-yard dash, juniors Glasgow
first; Brady. second: Thinney. third
Time. 81.
High jump. junIors-Bitcher. first
Lyman, second: Glasgow. third. .
II. 6 in.
23O-yard dash. juniors - Glasgow
first; Brady. second; Jeffers. third
Time. IS fat
Broad jump. juniors-stevens, first
Thinney, second; Jeffers, third. i
It. in.
5o-yard dash. intermediates-Griffi
first; Johnston, second; Bird. third
Time. 6.
High jump, intermediates; tie-Gil.
bert, Foster and Johnston. IL IT.
10 in.
220-yard dash. intermediates-John
ston. first; Bird, second; Grifith, third
Time, 81.
Broad jump. intermediates - Bird
first: Griffith, second; Foster, third
16 It. in.
5o-yard dash, seniors-Manson, first
Reeside. second; Preece, third. Time
6 fiat.
High jump, seniors - Foster. first;
Finupane. second; Christiani, third
4 IT. 10 In.
220-ysrd dash, seniors-Reeside. first;
Manson. second: Christiani, third
Time. "a.
Broad jump. seniors-Manson. first;
Preece, second; Griffith, third. II
IT. ~ in.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
LATONIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Threey year-oIds and mn. a
furlougs. Springside. los; Precious, los: Star
Baby. lo6: Jorice. los; TetIey. los; w. w
Hastings. los: Msdse r.. los; Bon Tromp. los
Broom Peddier. III; Top Coat. III: Harry
Burgoyne. ll3; J. J. Murdock. H. Also eliRifle:
Reveiler. loi; skiles Knob. 10: Or. Carmen,
Ia; Herald. 100; subuhdsr. IFS; Duke of Ia.
tonis. 100: ALA s.
SECOND RACE-Two-year-oIds: a. furIonz-.
Ziziz. lG; Miss Minks. lO7; Dandy Van, 10;
Miso Parnell. ll2; Nellie witwer, liz; Bright
Gold. liz: Biddledee, ll2; Catania. ll2. Annstt.
Teller. lis; wariike. lis: JACK Pryor lis; Clear
the way. lis. Also eligible: Guaranteed. lls;
Burroyne. ll2; Pansy Blossom. ll2; PurI. lis.
THIRD RACE-Two-year-old fllies: ~ fur
longs. Miss Dopsep liz; Sister Helene lI2;
Waters Meet. liz: springvsIe. 10; Pop Eyes,
ITO: Arrow Point, no: Marjorie. ITO; Hynes. 10.
Miss Bofeep and Sister Helene coupled.
FOURTH RACE-Thrre-year-old l LIS miles.
Clement, loo: Tesss Special. Ios; Pastorean 100
Nulcanite. lo3; Ginger. 100; silrery Light. lOs ;
Uncle White. lo7,
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-ol and up: II.
miles Dixie Girl. %; Hand Blue. IoI; The
Gallant lo: Thirteen. lO4: Judge David, I04
Beeline. lo5: Exhorter. 10: Startey IIo; Con-
testant. lis: Little Marchmont d. lis: Dick
HON. IFS: The Tof. ll5 Also eligible: IAtetia
lef; kipgosi. ioi; First Truop. lis; Stevenson.
llc.
SIXTH RACE-Th -Three-year-olds and up: mile
Lrgal. 100; Gen. Haig. 100; Mint Cat, Ice: Gibby.
fN; nrpo Sshib, ll0: Mose li0: Grey Eagle
ITO: Port Dr.psau. ITO; B. B. johnson llo:
Lively, ll2; sansyming lis: Harvest King. lis
Also eligible: Sun God, 10; Thinker l07: Red
Man. ITO; Raider, no.
SEVENTH RACE-Three-year-olds and M;
l 3-ls miles. Walnut Hill. lci Mistress Polly.
los: Deck Mate. los: Hanovia, 10; Elrry. II3:
sick Williams II5 Also etigibIc: waters
Meet. Jessie l., Pansy Blossom. Marathon
AnImOsity, J. d. Re~Trss.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
Detroit Player Captures
American Championship
By Defeating Michael
Brady by One Stroke.

Boston. June 12.-walter Hagen.
of Detroit. today won the American
open golf championship at the
Braeburn Country Club by defeat
ing Michael Brady. OF Boston. in
the play-off of the tie which result
ed at the end of the FIRST four
rounds OF medal plrt. Hagen's
total was II and Brady's rs. Hagen
defeated Brady by a single stroke.
Five thousand persons gathered
about the home green and lined the
fairway leading to il as the two
players finished their match A
denomination followed the sinking
of Hagen's final putt giving him
the open title for the second time
in his golfing career.
The two men were tied at 50l
strokes when they completed the
first four rounds of medal play
yesterday necessitating today's play
OF.
a piece OF newspaper from the putt
ing green. and Brady filed a protest
The committee tentatively penaliZed
Hagen two strokes. Later. however,
after completing the eleventh hole.
f1dtcil TtLdIuco " Nilt hiuAhs hAo Nhc
committee. after considering the pro-
test further, disallowed II and with
drew the penalty against Hagen.
Going out, Hagen outplayed Brady
by three strokes. taking IS 10 Brady's
Il. Coming in. however, the Boston
ian rallied brilliantly, finishing the
second nine in one stroke over fours.
The card:
Hagen out: 54165z
In: 54445445 +9-6.
Brady out: as 455444 81.
In: 633444 t3T-7S
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
JESS WORKOUTS
LACK zIPPY pep
Champion Willard Works
Slowly with Sparring
Partners.

Toledo. Ohio, June I2.-There Is
vast difference in the methods
used by Jack Dempsey and Jess
Willard. in their efforts to get into
condition. Jess willard goes along
very slowly with his sparring part
Ders. does his shadow boxing as II
II hurts him and goes through 9TH
er performances with the same
amount of pepper.
Dempsey shadow boxes, like the
wind. hammers the daylights out OF
punching bag, skips the rope,
wrestles and does everything else
with a zippy pep that is refreshing
after one has stood watching Will
lard.
The referee argument has calmed
down until IL is barely heard now
Chances are no referee will be
named until about a week before
the date of the fight.
Not only because Jack Kearns
will say nothing until then but
also because Richards favors II.
Sailor Ketchel. of New York, II
the latest addition to Willard'l
, training camp. Ketchel. who is jus
out of the navy, arrived here lat
today and will probably work ou
with the champion on Friday.
willard worked six rounds will
his sparring partners. Jack Hempe
and Walter Monahan. here today
He worked easily and did not exer
himself. Dempsey went through
light workout OF routine trainint
stunts. but kept shy of boxing. Th'
challenger won't work with hi
sparring partners before Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13

PUR CHASE IS FIRST
IN JAMAICA FEATURE

Jamaica Race Track. June H.
Purchase, Sam Hildreth's s-year.
old. won the Southampton Handicar
today in a fiery race. Yurucari. oil
the Quincy Stable. finished second
Thunderclap. OF the Oneck Stable
taking third money. The fayorite
Commander Ross Billy Kelley. with
Premier Jockey Johnny LOTUS up
was a poor fifth.
Purchase was SO eager that ar
assistant starter had to hold him a,
the post before the barrier could be
raised. The summary:
FIRST RACE-One and one -sixte>nth miles
Minto ID. liz GFstor). to 5. to 10, l to .
Coiumbine. liz lCarrolD. TO J. Time, i4s IS
CONNIE q. The Portuguese. Recount, Hank
UDV. wyndover. Belle Malone, African Ar
row. also ran.
SECOND RACE-one mile and 70 yards
Kills ID, no (ButwelD. to l. = to 5. TO s.
llG uyke). to /. Time. LA Is. Appleton
wiske, Favour, Piedra, Gala Dress, Mil Race
Paddy Dear. Stitch IN Time, Blue Rock
Mountain Rose. also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and oue-haH furiongs
Shoal, los (Collins). Q to s. ! TO 2 ont; Eddi,
man, lG (Johnsoul, to L Time, lM Is
Sand River ID also ran.
FOURTH RACE - Ono and one-sixteentf
miles. Prchass. ia CL6keD. 5 to 2 Z to 10
/ 20 .; Yuru,n. los CRicel. . to /, 4 to 5
Thunderclsp. l@ tMcAteel. even. Tine, IS IS
Sailor. Billy Kelly. Rogers. Questionnaire. ais,
ran.
FIFTH RAcE-Six furiongs, Abadane. II,
uoftus). 4 to I. 9 to 5. 4 to 5; Quietude, 10
lschuttinger). to 2. TO s; You Need, 10
Carroll. 4 to l. Time. LIS Is Andrew
Louise ". Ths Boy. Mahouey. syriara, Aral
Go On. warsaw. Thunderstorm. Cobalt Lass
! Pickwick. Jack Leary. also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs My Laddis
lis rIruxler). 4 TO |, 9 to s. 4 to s; Head Owe
Heels. liz (willisms,. 4 to S. 2 to 8; Feodor
lis (Collins). to 10. Time, | 0l. Sam Marchs
Buck LAide Glen Ghght. Furiough. saltpetre
Violet TN also ran
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
WAR INTERBUREAU LEAGUE.

Leonard ~. Morgan, Martin. Gahagan. Jones.
Left on bases. @. o., II: A. p, g. First
base on bails-On Cram, Z; Dotson, 2; Leonard.
) Innings pitched-By Cram, s; Dotson, /. Hits
made-0f Cram. II; Dotson. L Struck out-By
Gram. Z; Dotson. ); Leonard, O. Home runs
Anderson t2. Dotson. Thfeebase -wolcott
Twobase hits-Morgan, Gahagan. Sacrifice hits
wolcott. Stolen bases-Goebel C9. Gravatt.
Leonard. Gill ~, Starcinic, Steele, wolcott
Double plays-Stccle to Anderson. Hit by pitch
et-By Cram Nolan. Leouard). by Leonard dot
son). wild pitehes-Cram C2), Dotson. Passed
balls-Wolcott C2). Balk-Ctam. Umpires-Lons.
Time Of eame-2:D
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
OLD ROSEBUD LANDS
GRAND HOTEL PURSE

Latonia. June 12-r. d. weirs
s-year-old gelding. Old Rosebud,
won the Grand Hotel purse at Mil
dale today in sensational drive
with Top o. The Morning. The two
horses raced neck and neck through
the entire stretch, but once Old
Rosebud got his nose in front there
was nothing left but the shouting
as this great old horse was never
known to quit In a pinch. The sum-
mary:
FIRST RACE-six furlougs: Discussion. 10
nsobinson), 900. $50. SO; Van Sylvia. lc4
tBaretn, 6N 4O; Archie Alexander, l0
twright), 80. Time. IL. AntOinette. Sara
sofa. Churchill Do~ns. Baby Bonds. Ann s.
Vision. Rising Leader, Salute and Mare Jahn
SECOND RACE-Fire furiongs: Lmetia,
1i2 (Robinson), SO. $50. 400: Alsace, ll2
tNorys). so. 2.5o; Lady Roberts. liz (sfmp-
sen). 80. Time. 11o<s Diana. Perfect Lady.
Arnz sweep. Belinda. Pesgy and Lady
nHIRD RACB-Four and a half furionss:
Frank W. Ito Wright. 1880, 100. 40; Can
cion. 100 lunsfordl. 1910. no; Anna jackson
lie tGrothD. SO. Time. 81 Is Metem. Viola
Gafney. Peccant. Benecia Bright Gold, PACT
ard Code OF Honor. Guaranteed. Jouette also
ran
FOURTH RACE-si1 furiougs: Old Rose
bud. III (Afur-lyl, 500 20. 40; Top o. the
Morning. liz Warrington. 400. $40; Broom
Peddlcr I0s (ConeIlyl. so Time. III 5
Legotal. Spear Lene and Guy Fortune also ran
FIFTH RACE-one mile: Enlosy. los
(Bro~n). 400. $50. $50: Bandymo. iOi tMur-
1y,. sco 100; Retta B. 10 CRobinson). $50
Time. ! 80. Lorena Mos. Aenhta. Lady Lax
ury. Thrills. Medua. Lucky r. Clara Martin
and Frcda johnson also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and a sixteenth
War Tax. lol &C. Howard. $50. lilo, SO;
Miss Proctor. % (Robinsonl. 500. 40: Bob
Baker. fci tsaladinl. so. Time la6i5 Com
mander. Byrne. Montague. Sam Iiehr Canti-
ls, tr, Capdlelieht also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and a sixte~uth: /:
Grace. 81 (Boglel. $50. 40 3D: Lady Rachel.
100 (Robnson). $50. 40: Bonnie Tess, l0l
tTro.se). 600. Time. 1895 Fern HandIey,
Selma q. NAB. Gypsy Queen. Msy II. Sun
Flash also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
Northrop Is Easy.

st. Louis. June 12.-The Cardinals
beat the Boston Braves here TODAY
by to 1. The Cards had a Suggest
at the expense of Northrop, who did
the hurling for the Braves, as the
home folks collected thirteen hits
OF his slants. Score by innings:
r. II. r.
st. L. 20 o o o 1 90 2 x-3 13 9
Northrop and Wilson; Meadows,
Clemons and Dilhoefer. Umpires-
Klein and Emslie.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
Walter Hagen Lands
In Open Golf Final
Grif Buys Roy Grover

Manager Grifith yesterday
bought Second Baseman Roy
Grover from Connie Mack's Ath-
letic team for a cash considera-
ticn which was not named. also
sending Harry Thompson. the
left hand pitcher to the Mack
men in part payment for Grover.
The new second baseman will
report here for Saturdays game
and be in the line up that after
noon.
The Old Fox obtained a left
hand pitcher from the Minne-
apolis club by the name of
Whitchouse. Little is known
of the ability of this new .addi-
tion to the pitching STAFF. Ike
Davis was sent to Joe cantil-
Ions Millers in exchange for
th'. pitcher.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
Y. M. H. A. NINE WANTS
GAME FOR SUNDAY

The Y. NJ. II. A. wants to hook up
a game with a strong team for this
Sunday, June Is. Manager Cy Wolf
can be reached at the Y. NJ. II. A.
Building. Eleventh street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest.
On Sunday. June %, the Y. NJ. II.
A. will take a trip to Norfolk. Va.
to play the Frolics' Athletic Club of
THAT city. A return game will be
played in Washington on Sunday.
July 6.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
Giants Beat Reds.

Cincinnati. June 1.-THE Giants
defeated the Reds here today. TO
i. by the narrow margin. tying the
count in the eighth by punching,
hits OF Ring. Score by innings:
Ri. Y,
N Y. ....OOoo oOoII@ 1
Cin'nati % i 900 o 90 O-l o,
Barnes and Mccarty; Eller. Ring.
and Wingo. Umpires-o'Day and
Quigley.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
YANKS TAKE LEAD
BY TRIMMING TIGERS

New York. June 12.-The Yankees
went to first place in the American
League pennant race this afternoon
by defeating the Detroit Tigers to
while the White Sox were losing at
Boston.
Bob Shswkey pitched for the Yam
KEGS, and he had only one bad inning.
the seventh. when the Tigers punched
three hits. The first was a drive by
Flagstead into the left-field bleach
ers, the only run scored by the visit
ors The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
WHITE SOX JOLTED
OUT OF FIRST PLACE

Boston, Mass. June y. - The Red
Sox won from the White Sox today
by a score of 4 to o. There was
shake-up in the Red Sox ranks as
they stepped out to play. and Gilhooly
went into center field and topped the
batting order. Hooper dropped down
to third place and Shean replaced
Barry at second. Herbie Pennock was
elected to do the Red Sox pitching.
while Red" Faber represented the
White Sox The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
TECH AND CENTRAL
WILL CLASH AGAIN

The Tech-CentraI scholastic game
will be played over. This was de-
cided at a conference of the Central
and Tech authorities yesterday. The
game will be played on the Catholic
University diamond Wednesday.
A meeting of the athletic faculty
advisors will be held at Emergency
Hospital today. The main factor OF
the meeting is to discuss athletics
in general
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
, Harvard Gets Haushton.

Boston. June 12.-Percy Haugh-
ton is to again coach the Harvard
football team the coming season. ac-
cording to a statement by a member
of the Crimson Athletic council
here yesterday. 1t is expected
Haughton will sign a contract with
in the next few days.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
Ebelin Shows Form.

The Central Freshmen defeated
the Dodger A. c. team yesterday 2
to 1. Ebelin, who hurled for the
Centralites, famed eighteen men
and kept the clubmen's hits we'll
scattered. Score by innings:
Central. 010 010 000-2
Dodger A. C......... 900 900 001-1
Batteries-Ebelin and McGovern;
Beck and Baker.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
Totals. 81 SAN Totals. 5szn

shorten batted for Ehmke In seventh
The summary:
Runs-F1agstead. WICK 2. Pecknpaugh. Ban
ter. Lewis, P-att. Home runs-Lewis, Flag
stead Twobsse hits-Ehmke. Hannah. Szcri.
fee hits-Peckenpaugh, Bodie, Lewis Double
plsy-Peck to Pratt to Plpp. Bases on balls
OF shswksJ. ); OF Ehmke. 5: OF Cunningham,
]. strurk oui-By Shawkey. 6; By Ehmke. j.
Hit By pitched ball-Hannah Cby Ehmke). Left
on bases-DetrOtt. s; 1ank'. j umpires-Di-
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.

hlns-Rosers Braund. klodhen, Seidinspinner.
Mcmahon, Skillman. Cox, Streeks Bryant. Left
on bases-Gun Division, 5; respedo. L. First
base on balk-on Bryant. Q; OF Br.und, j
Struck out-By Bryant, u; by Braund, L
Threebase hit-Skdlran Two-base hit-Rogers.
Stolen bases-Rog-s seidenspinner. Frey, Nc
hahon, kuyara ~, Cox ~, West Double play
Gates to Wassman. Wild pitches-Bryant C2).
Passed ball-Gates. Balk-Braund UmIire-Mr.
Hughes Time Of game-fD
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
Stan After Games.

The All-Star baseball team has
organized for the season and want
to meet any fast club averaging 16
years. Address all challenges to
Manager Joe White. 1O3 Seventh
street southeast
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13

Earned rins-Nationals. /: Cleveland. l. Left
On bases-NatiouAls. s. Innings pitched-By
Ayers, 8 ta at bait by Thompson, q at batJ.
Hits made-Oh Ayers. TO- Struck out-By Ayers.
2; by Thompson. ! by Coyeleskie. }. Three
base hit-Smith Two-bae hit-Foster. Double
pIays-Ayers To shanks to Judge; Speaker to
O'Neill. Umpires-Connolly and Nallin. Time
Of gzme-l5l-
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
COpeleskie'S Splitter Is
Too Much for Griffs
Fohl's Indians Capture Third Game of Series
From Nationals by 5 to Hank Shanks'
Errors Prove Costly-Ayers Hit Hard,
By JOHN A. DUGAN.

Effective curve ball twistings by Stanley Co
veleskie did the little trick of turning back the
Nationals yesterday at American League Park
when the Indians romped in with the third OF the
series by to l. Stanley with his camouhaged
splitter neatly mixed up with curve ball, had the
Crifmen at his mercy throughout the battle.
The slippery elm hend did not allow the
Grifless Grifs hit until the fifth frame when
recruit Outfelder "Spud" Murphy bounced a
single to center and even after this session he
was mighty stingy with base blows. When he
let down trihe on the reins in the final few
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Buffalo. l; Jersey City, .
Rochester. o; Newark, /.
Binghamton, 2; Baltimore, s.
Toronto, 5; Reading. l.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-13

Rurs-';ilhooley. Shean. 1nith. Schang Iwo-
base hits-Ruth. Three base hits-Schans
stclen bases-SchaiG Sacrifice hits-Hoopn.
AIcInnis Double Ihsys-Pennock TO Scott TO
McInnis Scott TO Shean TO Mcinnis Lct ou
bases-Boston. s Base on balls-Of Fabcr. l;
of Pernock, /. Hits-On Faber. in in
ninss; of Kerr. in innings. Struck out
BY Fabcr. ]; by Pennock. Losing pitcher
Fsber. Umpires-Chill and Evans
McMullin batted for Kerr in the ninth.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.

Agriculture. 0oS 5000 O.
Ordnance. nce................. 2 0o.2 0r-5
Rms-Martin, Kaemmerlen. Murray, Dyer,
Bean. Clancy, Smith, Russeau. Peterson. Earn
ed runs-ordnance. Z; Agriculture, /. First base
oy erors-ordnance. /; AgricuituS. z Left on
bases-Ordnance. .; Agriculture. ! First base
On balloon Beall. 1: Calhoun, ] Innings Ditch.
ed-By Dyer, 2; Beall. 7; Calhoun, s. Hits made
on Dyer. /: Beall. 7; Calhoun, 10 Struck out
BY Beall. 10: Calhoun. q Two-base hit-Mar-
tin. Stolen bases-Dyer. Oancey, Smith. Hit
by pitcher-By Dyer calhoun, Beall (Smith.
HalD. Wild dtchss-Beall ~, Passed balls
Martin ~. Umpire-Fanshaw. Time Of game
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Alexander in Form

Chicago. June 12.-The Cubs shut out
the Phillies here today In the third
game of the series-3 to o. Alexander
held the Coombs' crew safe all the
way. Score by innings:
Philadelphia E, 20 oo0Oooo-O7
Chicago .....-......o o00012x-3S
Jacobs and Adams: Alexander ana
Kiliifer. Umpires Byron and Harri-i
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Pirates Trim Dodgers.

Pittsburgh, June 1.-THE Pirates de-
feated the Brooklyn Dodgers here to-
day in an exciting game-5 to 4. Score
by innings:
Brooklyn ..........0 20o o. 81
Pittsburgh ........0 00o401ox-5 10 /
Smith. Mamaux and Miller; Krue-
ger. Miller and Schmidt. Umpires Rig
Ter and Moran.