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The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-fuT &-yezr-olos. hlhes; claim
irz. hre r-riorss: LoTers Lane, ls: Fsnny
Cox. lp: TlundeT&d, IO9. Barley Nst-r, u
10. and Gail. IIS; Fair CHARITY. Ic; En
crinite, ss; Jessie, lOs Overcast Io4 Edlth
X. lGs: Dana, 100; Orleans Girl. lg4. nTJ-lsIll-
tO'; Rridge PLAYER, IJ7 Brynhlld, I7r; Betanas,
10: 'Richcchst. 10
SECOND E-SteeTlsca2sa: s ling. 4yesr
DDS and upward; about two mile 'worJh Z ocd,
lE, RoGeIt ONve-. l52: ROBIN GocdfellsE. L.
-Kisnsv, IL. Fair Mac, A2; King Fortune
1T; Crest Hill. lf9
THIRD RACE-The Haterviiet Handicap; >
yesrOldS; one mile: Wa Drive. RS; ClAssr'2-
loi Vancouver, III; Blue Ladaie. 10: Pastoral
swain. l05; ThuDderclap IA: War PeznzR;
is: Th,ndeIStnTrn- l07; Blalr GoVrc. Is. The
Trump. ia; TckliSh. is: Hannibal III.
FOURTH RACE-The SSrf0Td Memorial; ,
year-olds. SIX fuiougs: Man % War. 80
Golden Broom 10; UuSst. rs. The Svinrry
Us; Peace PesnSnt, IL; PUnu4nsus. -: Am
iStice. Il; Ten On. IL
FIFTH RACE-CIAinlins: J-year dds and W.
ward: one mile: Mil Race. u9. Cara Martin
lna: The Desert, lGS AlvOri 10: Iush Mis-
rs: Thrills. 100; Glenn, l0C: 'Dim.tr5. 10
Lottery, is; Sir William johnson. is: Mu-ey,
maker, 10; Thn<lAs =. McNiahICn. 10. 'Prl7g.
Hal II, !G5: S&lvstelle. los: 'Dott4S De.,. s.
SIXTH RACE-Ihe Burnt Mills HlEEs silili
Handicap; @yes- -olds and uPwarI: sL flrl0uEs
Jack Hare. Jr, ll2; Midnight sun. ll2: To.
hsh. DG: Haitian, Is: Or JohUS,i1. - . N2c
urzliss- 10; LEO Charcs. l;B: BAsl., Ir4 Out T1-C
Way, Is; Dominant lS2; St-1iRhtfO-s ard. I.6
Believe Me Girls, l05. Crank. 10: Lord Brl-l;uD
10; blu~ LAddie, I'D. Eight Angie. lOs
SEVENTH RACE-CIsirirs 3yes--olSs &ni
upward; one mile: King joan Il2: Cadillac
llS; Bob Hea-ley, llS; Mar Elle. uC: Rial,
Cor2- s5; Indian Spring. IS; COGTtinZ Color
W; T. G. King. 10: Wisemzn. ll5: Kilkenny
lle Clare Booth, 9; WstcrwsE, 10: GlsipDer
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
POLISH ARMY PLAYS
NATIONAL PASTIME

Baseball. the American national
game. is now being played at Warsaw
in Poland. according TO letter which
has been received at the Knights OF
Columbus headquarters in Paris from
members Of the United States army
assigned to duty in Poland with the
American Relief Administration.
Several months ago the X. Of G.
shipped complete baseball equipments
TO Poland and the American soldiers
on duty in that country are not only
playing the game. but a number OF
members of the Polish army are also
taking up the great American game.
II is likely that within q short time
the r. of c. athletic Instructors may
be sent to Poland to work with the
American soldiers in that country,
and in that event Americas national
game will be given a big boost.
The Knights Of Columbus have al
ready supplied the American soldiers
in Poland with cigarettes. tobacco
and other comforts.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
GEORGES CARPENTER
IN TERROR OF OCEAN

New York. Aug. Tex Rickard
will have TO bring Georges Carpenter
to the United States by aeroplane or
dirigible if he wants the French
heavyweight champion to fight Jack
Dempsey.
. Carpenter is terribly scared of the
sea, because he gets deathly sick
when he crosses the Channel TO Eng
land. The Frenchman Is firmly con-
WINGED that he would die Of seasick-
ness before he could cross the At
lantiC.
Several years ago Snowy Baker, the
Australian promoter, offered Carpen-
tier much more than $500 TO box IN
Sidney The Frenchman refused fiat
ly. BY way of encouragement Baker
told Carpenter that he would only
be sick for two days and that after
ward all would be clear sailing. Car
pentieU shook his head.
This seasickness would kill me
long before two days. am almost
dead after two hours on the Chan
mel"
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
NO POLO CHALLENGE.
U. S. Team Will Tour England
Next Year ''Unoficially"

No challenge will be made to Eng
land next year for the international
polo cup, according to announcement
made by the Philadelphia polo COM
mittee.
\ team will go to Great Britain to
play some Of the leading English
teams next summer, but the visit will
De made ''unofficiaIly." The team will
include DeyereauX Milburn. J. Watson
Webb, L. e. Stoddard and E. S. Won
Stade.
Good sportsmanship is back of the
decision of American poloists not to
challenge the English holders Of the
trophy. A recent visitor in ENGLAND
returned not long ago and reported
that the international titleholders
would be glad to receive a challenge
in 1870.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
MAYS HEARING
NOW AUGUST "A
Attorney for Gar and
Yankees Have Case
Postponed.

New York. Aug. 1l.-Attorneys for
President Ban Johnson, of the Amer
lean League and the owners of the
New York club today reached an
agreement. consenting to postpone
arguments to make permanent the
injunction obtained by the New York
ClUr in the Carl Mays case. The
matter is scheduled for hearing to-
morrow. II is expected the argu-
ments will be postponed until Au-
gust II.
In addition to Owners Rupert
and Huston of the Yankees, Owners
Frazec, OF Boston, and Comiskcy. oil
Chicago. attending the meeting at
which the agreement was reached.
Rupert and Huston stated they
will endeavor to have a meeting Of
American League directors called
for August II, the probable date OF
the hearing.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
LOOK OUT, YOU PROS!
Donaldson, Sprint Champion, Is
Now in This Country.

New York. Aug. 12-Jack Donaldson.
the worlds professional sprinting
champion. arrived here yesterday on
the steamship Adriatic to seek Iaurels
in races against professionals of this
country. He served during the war
with a British artillery regiment and
later was transferred to the British
army gymnastic team. Donaldson was
wounded by shrapnel in the left arm,
but declares it has left no marks
Donaldson declared that the athletic
committee of Harvard University was
seeking his services as coach OF the
track team and that he would go to
Cambridge next week. The Austral-
ian holds a large number of profess
sional sprinting records, among which
Is a performance of 93-5 seconds for
100 yards and another of g as for a
S00-yard run.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
EARLY START IN
GR|D|R0N GAME
Football Expected to Enjoy
Greater Popularity Than
In Past Seasons.

In about three weeks the voice OF
the college football coach will be
heard throughout the length and
breadth of the land. The gridiron
game, which hasn't had a chance
since the United States entered the
war. will soon be edging baseball out
Of the spotlight 1t is already evident
that football will start from one 70
three weeks earlier than in previous
years. This is due to the fact that
there hasn't been a normal season
since the fall of 1916.
Coaches will have to get acquainted
all over with their men, and there
Will be all sorts OF extraordinary prob
lens to solve which would be absent
II the game had been played as usual,
or even II it had been possible TO have
anything resembling spring football
drill last April and May.
The colleges, particularly in the
East, aren't saying very much about
their plans or their prospects. but
they are not letting the grass grow
under their feet. There will be morr
preliminary practice tnan usual every
where Some of it will be taken on
the home gridirons and some of It In
the country; possibly some squads
will go to the seashore. Furthermore,
in the East, at least, there is no hest
fancy in saying that the training table
will be resumed almost from the start
1t seems also to be the consensus OF
opinion that this year football will
enjoy more popularity than ever be-
fore. If so. it will be only natural.
Even last year during the war and
the influenza epidemic the crowds
turned out better than had been ex-
pected. Now. with the country at
peace and the student soldiers back,
the country is sure to be hungry FOR
good football. Big crowds will be a
godsend to university athletic treas
urics. which have been nearly bank
rupt during the war crisis.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
BAN STEALS AWAY In
OVERALLS AND CAP

New York, Aug. 12.-Ban johnson,
president OF the American League.
worried lest he he served with
subpoena by the owners of the New
York Yankees. garbed himself in
cap and a pair OF Overalls and leav-
ing by the servants entrance, made
a getaway last Tuesday for the train
that took him to Chicago, according
to a story told at the press box Of
the Polo Grounds this afternoon
Johnson. according to a story of
the alleged event, had to disguise
himself in order to exit unnoticed
It is recalled that the night the own
erS Of the Yankees were to serve a
subpoena on the President of the
American League. johnson was not to
be found in his hotel
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
AL ORTIZ UMPIRE IN
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

Lynchburg. Va, Aug. Al orth,
veteran baseball player and major
league umpire, has gone to Rich
mond to finish the season in the
Virginia League as umpire. Presi-
dent Bradley secured him to guard
against possible trouble in the post
series for the championship between
Petersburg. the winner Of the first
half. and the winner OF the second
half of the season.
Orth has been home less than a
week after a years Y. NJ. c. A.
athletic service in France aud Ger
many. He umpired more than 100
ball games. and refereed in 200
pugilistic mills in France and Ger
many before leaving the army
camps.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
LOCAL TENNIS
PAIR DEFEATED
Middle Atlantic Stars Are
Beaten by Mclaughlin
andBundy in Straights.

Boston, Aug. l2.-AUstralIa and the
United States each won 4 victory in
the National doubles tennis champion
ship at Chestnut Hill today. BTookes
and Paterson defeated Williams Of
Philadelphia, and Washburn of New
York, by d score Of 60, G-3, So
Johnston and Griffin. the Northwest
champion, won by default from Thai
heiner and Jesgor, the Southwest
champions.
The Californisns, Maurice Z. Nc
LOughlin and Thomas c. Bundy. dis
played Improvement over their form
Of Monday IN their match with Con-
rad Il. Doyle and Fred II. Harris, the
Middle Atlantic champions. Nc
Loughlin hit them harder, has serv-
ice was more like his old drive. but
there were times he fell back TO the
cut stroke, which was prominent IL
his first match.
They won in straight sets. 6-2,
6-3. e. The opposition did not
force Mclaughlin and Bundy as Il
was hoped they would. but the
match showed that the CaIifornians
are gradually gaining their best
form. The score Of the match by
points follows:
First set:
Mclaughlin and Bundy-
4O2 .-Sl-6
Doyle and Harris
IO442 a 5-2c-3
Second set.
Mclaughlin and Bundy-
J 4 4-52-6
Doyle and HsTris--
4o425 q > l-21-3
Third set.
Mclaughlin and Bundy-
- 1 o L-S5-6
Doyle and Harris-
726II I-2S-2
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Totals. % 6gH g TOtaIs...- .
Ran for Baker In the ninth.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Jack Dempsey Offered
$4,000 for Movie Bout

Jack Dempsey, heavyweight cham
pion pugilist of the world will be
offered $4,000 to appear for one week
in a motion picture called "Determi-
nation" that is being made by the
United States Photoplay Company.
Capt. F. T. Stoll. president Of the
photoplay company, was yesterday
authorized by the board of directors
to secure Dempsey for an interna-
tional boxing contest. Three other
well-known "aces" in the sporting
world will also appear in the, pic
ture. Tod Sloan. world-famed as a
jockey, has already been secured as
a co-star. The photoplay company,
which has Offices in the Munsey
Building, is spending 100000 to COM
plete the picture.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Tremonts Finish Season.

The fremont \. c. wound up its
scheduIe Sunday Dy defeating the
baltimore \. c. in a double-neader.
. TO 8 and : to i They won during
the season. twenty-oRe games and
lost one. The following men COM
posed the team: Clarence Colulan,
mana ger. UUtfeIdprs. S. Bowen.
FE"nk Smith, Harry Johnson: in
f"idrrs, W. FIavcncr. L Williams.
+ white AMI .. DUPONT: pitchers.
J Sch1cfHr and G. SOmmers; eaten
"rs. O. fEafeTty) COlman and 4
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
AMERICAN STARS TO
PLAY AUSTRALIANS

New York, Aug. PA team tennis
match between the quartet of Aus
tralians now playing in this country
and a team Of Americans to be picked
later will he played Immediately af-
ter the national singles tournament
which starts at the West Side Tennis
Club. Forest Hill. August p.
The American team, it has been in
dicated, probably will consist Of
Robert Lindley Murray. the present
national champion, William NJ. John
son and Richard Norris Williams II,
both former champions. and William
T. Tilden II. former clay court cham
piOn.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
FANS AFTER TICKETS
FOR WORLD SERIES

Cincinnati. Aug. l2.-Pat Moran's
pets are to drink nothing but
bottled water while they are in
New York for the important series
with McGraw's Giants.
Cincinnati fans take it for grant
ed that the miracle man" will
keep his team in first place de-
spite tho efforts OF hcGraw and
headquarters of the Reds are
swamped with requests for tickets
for the world series games.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
UNITED HUNTS MEET.
Racing at Belmont Park lernur'
Aug. 80 and Sept. &.

New York, Aug. '2.-y-" ,l -
decided novelties "f the lac. suu.
racing season VIII be- In, ~.,ur.4
session OF the United Huut- o. H.
mont Park Terminal. AuEusr .n 60. =
September 6. The FIRST date . .I' ..Ir
able the mCJvopolitan or-ru~ 0l
who were unable 10 visit 'a- SO.
quest Of their fay0riIr Sru.
ness racing OF the best pos-rl.'
on the fiat and over Ih,. lurla-
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
SOUTHERN TO PLAY
SHOP CLUB SERIES

Shops and Southern begin their five
game series this afternoon at the
Railroad Y. VI. c. A diamond to de-
eide the champion of the Terminal y.
NJ. c. A. League.
Games will be played Thursday, Fri
day, Saturday and Monday.
Southern won the first half Of the
schedule while Shops was the win
ner of the second half. which brings
the two teams together to decide the
champion of the league.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
DODGERS ARE BEATEN
In DUEL WITH GIANTS

BroOh 'yu. Aug. 1.-The wv T..
Giants stopped over 20 5l. g.'.
Churches and aer'sted az, Is~y-.
dodgers TO-DAY. = 10 !. %. rrz .
lowed the Robins seven E..~ ".
lie kept Wcll-sCattcTcG
Score by innings. B.. fl
>cw York ....Ul0 Ool uHu-- @
Brooklyn loo uuu 20.
Batteries - Barnes and ,..r.4.
Mitchell and Miller.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Can You Beat This?

laurel, Del, Aug. L. - A freaI
home run was made here today
when a Lorraine batter knocked tn,
ball through a windshield of ar
automobile and was credited with a
circuit clout. sending three runners
over the plate ahead. Had the auto
mobile not been there the ball
would have been caught
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
NAVAL OPERATIONS
LAND LEAGUE TITLE

The fast Naval Operations team of
the Government League won the IT,
tie in the league and the right to
represent it in the intercity cham
pionship contests when they defeat
ed Bureau in the last game of the
season by to ..
Navin, a pinch-hitter, batting for
Buscher in the ninth frame. got a
single to center which scored two
runners which were enough to win,
as Owens. who pitched the last in
ming, held the Bureau tribe safe.
Buck" Sterzer, pitching for Bu-
reau, pitched excellent ball and de-
served to win. but superb hitting
told the tale. Score:
- Orr- Am OkEl Rurrsu All II q A
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
MOORE TO RESIGN
AS HARVARD CAPTAIN

New York, Aus l@-A report COM
ing from overseas says. that FgUy
Moore, the Harvard track captain.
will resign his pos ion VIXEN ne r.
Cnt the Cambridge college next
fair Moore is o member Of the
championship American nter-allieI
team which is expected home this
afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Arena for Chicago.

Chicago building contractors are
rushing for bids to erect the boxing
arena which will seat 10000 persons
at East Chicago. Ind. The board of
aldermen recently passed an ordi-
nance permitting ten-round bouts.
Noble Morelli has been appointed
boxing commissioner, according to
the Windy City fight experts.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Old Dominion Wins.

Washington and Old Dominion base
ball team yesterday defeated the Ross
lyn nine by IS to 9. The winners used
Sullivan in the center Of the diamond
with BASQUE on the receiving end,
while Simmons pitched for the losers
with Curry catching his slants.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Arlington Defeats Fl. Myer.

The Arlington team defeated the
Third Cavalry at Fort Myer yester-
day. 10 to s. W. Beaucham relieved
Harrison in the second inning and
held the cavalrymen to three hits,
striking out fourteen. while his team
mates hit and scored at will
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13

Rurs-hopp %, Walker, Burns. Turner, Kin
ney. Bush, Cobb t3). Veach '2l, Heilman. Short
en-, Jones. Earned rns-Athlctics. {; Detroit,
S. Left on bases-Athletics, l2; Detroit, G.
TwObase hits-Johnson. C'rbb (2N. Perkins, Ain
smith, Witt Home run-BurDs Sacrifice flies
Burns, Bush. Double plays-ThonSs TO Perkins:
Kinney, Turner to Buns; FlagStCad to Young.
Bases on hall-Of johnson, J Of Kinney. g;
Of Lecnard. 5 Pitching record-Of Johnson,
hits and rms Il earnedl in ; innings rs
at bait; of Kinney. hits and runs tS
earncd) in innings t23 az tnt) Hi by pitcher
BY Leonard tKoppl. Wild ptches-IohnsHn,
Kinney. Leonard Losing ritcher-Johuson,
Time Of game-l hcur IS minutes Umpires-
Messrs. Evans and Nallin.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Indians Jolt Yanks.

New York, Aug. l2.-Thc Yankees
ended their home stay this afternoon
by losing to the Indians by a count
OF to I. Coveleskie held the Yanks
TO six hits. while the Indians punched
three of their five blows in the sixth
frame of George Mogridge for both
OF their tallies. The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Treasury Is Beaten.

The War Risk Insurance division
team yesterday defeated the Treas
ury club in game featured by free
hitting OF the winners, by 9 to ..
Crafts, who pitched for War Risk
Insurance, famed twelve men.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Makes Hole in One.

Shorty" Merritt added his name 10
the small list of those who have made
Is on the Columbia Country Club
course when he sent his tee-shot into
the cup on the sixteenth hole last
week
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.

Runs-FYsher. Bell. Wright. CSrrun q. StU,eu
bsses-Wnglt. Moye-, Bell. Girardi. Carroll.
Sacrifice bt-Strait Sacrifice fy-BeE Two
base hits-Ingley, Strait Struck out-By Walk
er, ); Miles, g; Carroll, . Bases on hIls-Of
Walker, 5; MGes, = Hts-Of Walker, 5: Miles.
Z; Carroll, l. Hit by pitched bali-By Miles
iGirardil. Balk-Miles Innings PitChcd-By
Walker, SIS; CsuaI Is
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Hsnnes to Race Again.

New York, Aug. I2.-Haanes Koleh-
maincn, the worlds greatest lonE-ds-
lance runner, will attempt a come
back ia the Metropolitan senior FIVE
mile championship on August g.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
New Pitcher for Pirates.

Pittsburgs. Aug. 1.-THE services of
J. II. Wisner pitcher for the Saginaw
tMichD Club was purchased by the
Pittsburgh Nationals. IT vas AZ rTnur:-
ed today He will report September
:. probably
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Petworth After Games.

The Petworth Athletic Club would
like to arrange games for next week
with any of the fast amateur teams
of this vicinity. Address all chal-
lenges to Henry Brown, 4117 Fifth
street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Eagles Beat Petworth.

The Eagle Athletic Club defeated
the Petworth A. c. yesterday in a
fast baseball contest, s to Z. Altman
and Halner featured in the field and
at the bat. Score by innings:
Petworth ........l 5 900 oo-7 10 4
Eagle A. C........4oe01s o-sH2
Batteries: Duvan and Schooley:
Mccarthy and O'Neill.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
DeFarges at Hot Springs.

DR.. ]. r. DeFarges. chairman Of the
green committee of the Bannockburn
Golf Club. is now on his vacation at
Virginia Hot Springs. He will return
in about ten days.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
BROWNS LAND FINAL
GAME FROM RED SOX

Boston. Mass. Aug. 1.-THE Browns
won the final game from the Red Sox
10 to 3. Sam Jones. who started in
the box for the Champions. was wild
and was hit freely. lie was taken
out in the third. The score:
c, T,r,ix All II d A = Rrsftr All u o A 3. =
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Toronto, 0; Newark, 6.
Toronto. 4; Newark. !.
Binghamton, Z; Reading, Is.
Binghamton, 13; Reading, 9.
Buffalo, Z: Baltimore. ?.
Buffalo, 3: Baltimore, 0.
Rochester, 6; Jersey City. z.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
ew York, 2; Brooklyn, I.
Who're They Play To-day

st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Champs VS., Indians.

The Champs will play the Young
Indians today at the Monument Lo'
at $50. All players Of the Champs
are requested to be present
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Buds Win Another.

The Western Buds defeated the
Eagles A. c. in a snappy battle yes
terday, 1876. Sullivan, who pitched
for the winners. famed thirteen
batters.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Fuller Is Pounded.

II was in the second, however. that
the Rail Lights pounded Fuller for a
total of tive hits, a pass, and a sac
rifice. Clarke's hOme-run was the re-
suit of a hard low liner on wn.cn
MenOskey ran in to make q shoe
string catch. but the ball curved away
and rolled to the left field fence.
The Washington team left tonight
for Cleveland. A picked team will be
taken to Akron, Ohio. tomorrow for
an exhibition game in the Rubber
City. The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Series Starts National eague Title Today Other Sports
M0ran'S Reds All Set for
Big Series NTH Giants
CHlcial Battles in National League Get Under
Way al, Polo Grounds Today-Clubs Play
Six Games in Three Days.

The baseball battle of the in either of the big
leagues the Polo Grounds,
New York. finish with New York Giants
The battle which today will last three days. and during that
time the rain lays there will be six played is all
of the Reds being driven by the rain
their previous endeavors
The top The Giants reinforced
with good phers-Ph obtained from the Cubs
Nehf from the The Reds trimmed the Giants Cn
of three place In the three
they scored twelve the Giants The Giants continued
their losing St Louis while the Reds kept winning
Fans Pulling for Moran's Reds.
On the Giants look best but in actual performances they
slightly shaded by Moans Fans have always hetated
pick the has been them but the
by Cincinnati this has weakened the fans and
critics everywhere They have confidence the Reds and boldly
picking following the climb place
the Cincinnati There will be three crowds
the the advantage OF playing their
backing them will be with the Giants
home The
National League likely will be decided New York this week
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Tigers Win Again.

Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. 12.-Detroit
made it three straight by capturing
this afternoons game from the Ath-
letics. to 6 In the series with
Western clubs just ended, the Ath-
letics won fve games and dropped
eight. Score:
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Nlns-VTOIkts, TnIlIs, Lons, NVTiIs3 t IL
gerald. Struck out-By Buscher. Z; BY Owens,
2: by SteTL4s, e. Inning pitched-By Buscher.
s; by Ovens, l. Ba.. on ball--Or Sterzer, l
Hit BY ptcher-By Sterzer tNtzgeTald 2; BY
Bus>her Mccarthy. Cmpres-Carr and Wood
ward. Tine OF game-2:IO
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Home run = NIarNe. SaCTlnoe hts = ARneW,
BreSnahan. First base on bals-OT Fuller !;
of Gill, 2; OF Bell, } Struck out-By Gill. 7:
by Bell. ; Hits made-OT Fuller 8 in l Is
innings; on Gill. in 23 innings Lett On
hase@--Nstiouals, A. RaihghtS T. Wild pitch
Fuller Umpirrs-S. =. Bresnahan and Pecord
Time-l5 30
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Major League Statistics
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Hesterday's Results.

Detroit. 8; Athletics, 6.
Cleveland, 2: New York, 1.
st. Louis, 10; Boston. 3.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.
Totals. 6uEI7 Totals. D5T

Quadrangle. Ele.............. = o %
Runs-Bc&endOr, lawrence, Luscunb. Litch-
field. TFObase hits-Lawrence. Burns, BeaSiey.
Three base hits-Sno~ Struck out-By RYAN. s;
by Gtchheld, 8 Bases 90 bslls-Of Ran, 4;
Of LitChfeld, Il. Wild pitches-Ryan.