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The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
TO SPEED UP
LEAGUE GAMES
Ban B. Johnson Issues Or.
ders to Hustle Along
Games.

Chicago. July 22.-Ban johnson.
president of the American League,
has issued an imperial ukase de-
manding more speed in the games
played on his circuit. Reports have
come to the big chief that the play
ers have loafed away entirely too
much time in playing games lately
and that the fans have expressed
general dissatisfaction. 1t has al
ways been Bans motto: The pub
lie be pleased" and he has taken
immediate steps to cater to the
wishes OF the fans.
He sent this morning to all club
owners and to all umpires official
notice that more speed must be
gained or that some one responsible
would be jacked up on the carpet
He contends that only one extra
ordinary game has any real reason
to drag along more than two hours,
When a nine inning game of ordi-
nary score exceeds that he is going
to demand a worth while explana-
tion.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
FIRST BALL PITCHED
FROM CIRCLING PLANE

Paris, July 6 Thy maiD.-An ac-
count Of the opening of the baseball
season at Archangel is contained in
a letter which arrived in Paris to-
day. The letter said
The Polo Grounds in New York
City had nothing on the Obozerskaya
Field today. as far as sport. fun and
excitement are concerned. 1t was Il
big day, marking the opening of the
baseball season in the North Rus
sian League. The fast nine of Com
pany ! won from Pete Czatlo's PIa-
toon. representing Company A. of the
3l0th Engineers.
Us this WAS the opening game
the officials Of the lea que worked hard
to get President Wilson or Gen. Per-
shing up here to pitch the first ball
but owing to the condition of the
roads and the shortage of droshkys.
this was impossible. Instead. how
ever, the officials secured an nero
plane. which went up at 2:30 O'Clock.
Circled around the diamond a few
times. and then dropped the first
ball into the field. II fell sQuarely
at the umpire's feet, and the game
was on"
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
OPEN TOURNEY
GOLFERS READY
Pairings Are Named for
Western Championship
On Mayheld Course.

Cleveland. July 22-PsirinEs Of the
first So entries for the Western Open
Golf Championship play. which begins
here Wednesday morning. were an
nounced today by the Msyheld Golf
Club. where the tournament will be
held. The entries close al 6 O'Clock
tomorrow evening
Among the pairing are:
James NJ Barnes, present Western
open golf champion. with George sarg-
ent. OF the Interlachen Country Club,
Minneapolis; Walter Hagen, National
open titleholder. with both NacDon-
aid. Evanston Country Club. Evans
ton. H., and Jack Hutchinson, Glen
View Conutry Club. Chicago. with
Eddie Loos. Beverly Country Club.
More than thirty OF the stars who
will compete are already here ana
every train brings more.
Many good scores were turned IN
today. The best was made by Willie
Kidd. OF St Louis. who PLAYED g.
holes. scoring - in the morning
round and 20 in the afternoon. In
going out in the afternoon in %. KIDD
established a new nine-hole RECORD
for the Mayfield course.
Otto G. Hackbarth. Of Cincinnati,
turned In a score OF 6S for is holes
In addition to the golf tournament.
the spotlight in the tennis and yacht
world will be focused on Cleveland
Beginning Wednesday and lasting
through Saturday, a tennis tourna-
ment will attract the foremost rae
Quet wielders OF the country. From
Thursday to Saturday yachtsmen will
compete for the Sir Thomas J. Upton
trophy of Rocky River.
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PIRATES ARE NOT
OUT OF RUNNING

Philadelphia. July %. - Pittsburgh
may be down in fourth place. but
no wise referee will count ten over
the Pirates in this National Lea que
pennant bout" said Hugo Bezdek.
hefty boss OF the Corsairs. yester-
day. AZ he Joined the clouds in weep
ing. The Smoky city boss wept be-
cause old ST. Swithin continued to
monopolize the calcium glare of the
spotlight. thereby preventing the
Phillies and Pirates from exchanging
punches at Broad and Huntingdon
streets
-Four clubs are in the National
League race" continued Fczdck. "Or
course. the Giants have the best
chance to win out. They are in first
place and apparently going strong
The Reds are right on the heels OF
McGraw's men. fighting every inch Of
the way. Chicago is some distance
behind. hut the Cubs are danger
Gus outfit. Stll further back, but
less than ten games behind the
Giants. are tho Pirates. There can
be many slip between now and Sep
tember 80
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
TORONTO ISSUES A
PROTEST ON HURLER

Toronto. Ont. July 2.-President J.
J. McCaffery OF the Toronto Baseball
Club announced today that he would
file a protest against every game in
which Pitcher Thompson of the BaltI-
more Club took part. and would also
ask President Ful;z Of the lnterna-
tional League for ruling on the
claim made by Toronto against Balti-
more for the pitcher. August Herr
mann. chairman of the National COM
mission. has informed Mr.. NcCaffery
that body would take no action in the
case in view of the action of the
minor leagues in breaking off rela-
tiOns with the major leagues.
Thompson was a member of the To-
ronto Club in 1877 when he was draft
ed by Washington. He then Joined
the army and did not play again until
this season when. after a few games
with the Senators. he was traded to
the Philadelphia Americans and by
them sent TO Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
DEMPSEY BACK HOME;
THOUGHTS OFF BOUT

Salt Lake City. Utah. uJly 22.-
Home with his parents for the first
time since he won the worlds cham
pionship, Jack Dempsey is too happy
TO give much thought TO coming
fights.
Reporters calling today at the home
he bought his mother found the
youthful champion IN the back yard.
playing with four dogs. To them he
appeared far more willing 10 talk
about the JOY OF being home again
than regarding the future.
Il haven't heard about any match
being arranged with Bill Brennan.
Dempsey said. referring 10 Leo
Flynn's heavyweight hope, who lost
to Dempsey in pre-title days. Demp-
sey gives the impression that he
would rather meet Georges Carpen-
tier next
After a short visit with the Demp-
sey family. Jack and his manager.
Jack kearns. will so On to Chicago
and New York.
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Notes of the Battle.

The first hit of weilmaa was a
pop bunt by Murphy in the nfth in
ming.
Two of the five passes Harper is
sued were turned into runs
on May 81. Harper was beaten by
the Browns. to l. when he gave
four walks in the ninth and with a
hit by Sisler scored two runs.
Harper was careful in pitching to
Jacobson in the third and tanned
the big fellow on three wide curves.
Griffith believes he has picked up
a phenomen in Zachary. The young
Ieft-hander looked mighty good in
the series here. considering that he
has not had much practice on the
hill.
WeiIman mixed a slow curve with
low fast one in the early innings
and retired the first ten batters to
face him.
Two double plays stopped the Ma
tionals.
Murphy started the fifth with a
safe hunt and was wiped out when
Williams caught Picinich's liner and
tossed to Sisler.
Janvrin opened the sixth with a
walk but Bronkie picked up Char
rity's roller and whipped over
double play.
Griffith siChs every time he sees
Gedcon pick up a Grounder. Joe
played a wonderful fielding game
today and twice threw out Judge on
slow twisting bounders.
with MenoSky unable to reach
Wcilman's twisters. Griffith yanked
Mike and had Charity finish the
day in left field.
Walter Johnson went home
twenty-four hours ahead Of the
club and will face the Athletics in
the first game.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and one-hsK furlongs:
Sister Helen. los tMcAteel, 9 to 5. : TO 10. to
3; Cormoran, 1N (kelsay). to 10. to ): Jean
Bullant. l02 Uryonl. to l. Time l:l2 40.
Pirate Niece. Acid Test, st. Keryin also ran.
SECOND RACE-About six furlongs: Resist,
IO3 CARROLL. Il to /. to l. 5 to ?; Onco. l05
(Rickcreekl. to l. to 5: Billie B., lis Fair
brotherl. 10 to l. to l. to /. Time. l:li 5-5.
Madam Byng Lava. Cdrmelite. Toadstool, Waw-
beck, Appleton, Wiske, Jos p. Murphy.
Courteous Malvolio. Unwise Child. Ambassador
III, Mitchell May also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile and 70 yards: Re
count. lo2 tSchuttingerl, to 2. even. out
Pickwick. 100 Fatorl. out. out; Rose dor. 100
NIcAteel, ont. Time. 40 Is. Hauberk also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-About six furlongs: Osgood,
lo6 (Hamilton), to S. ! to 4, out: Starting.
l2s (Fator). to s. out; Housemaid. l05 (Erick-
son,. ont. Time. liza IS.
Added starter.
FIFTH RACE-One mile: woodtrap. ia
OFator1. . to 10. to 4, out: Matinee Idol Ill
tKelsay). ) to 2. l to .: John I. Day. los
tObertl. to l. Time l: :4s IS Duchess Lace,
Fell Swoop also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Fre furlongs: Homely, IL
tKelay) II 10 10. 9 to 5. out: Indiscretion
liz tErickscu). to S. out; MaiIdred. ll2 Coreyl,
70 s. Time. / "a IS Mile Vivian, Teacher 9
Pct, Sweet Apple and Liola also rn-
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EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Twoyesr-olds; selling; 81 fur
longs FLYING Orb. III Reck and Call. ia;
Barley Water. loi; Jessie. lOl Bright Gold. lo4
Lucy MAY. l09
SECOND RACE-Threeyear-olds and up: SELL
ing; l-l6 miles. Poor BUTTERFLY. ll3: Noun
tain Rose I'd. ll3; -Nanette F1scS 81; Lucius,
lis; Searchlight. lo2; James. r3. Alma B.,
100: Candidate. 10
THIRD RACE Three year-olds and up; clsim-
ing; | mile and 20 Yards Warsaw. ia; Alma
r.. 100; 'Celto. 10e; 'Dotte Eandiver. 81;
Joan If Arc. %: Albert A. 10
FOURTH RACE-Two-year-O the Wake
field Handicap; 500; 81 furionES Carman-
dale. Is: Hacksmore. lo5; Krewer. 100; Dream
of the Valley, lls; Lovely. 100.
Note.-The weight on Carnandale and Dream
Of the Valley includes penalty of three pounds
for winning after announcement Of weights
FIFTH RACE-Three-yearo olds and up; mares
the Primrose Handicap; about furluugS
Masda 40; Irene. lo5; MARY Maud. los; Quiet
ude. l0: Scoots. TO-
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-old and up; sell
ing; ] lie miles Sunny HILL los; Crepusc1lle.
lo5 Poacher. lis; Tailor Maid, 100; -Austral,
los Starter, 10; Alberta, ll0
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
PLAN BIG PENSION
FOR JEM DRISCOLL

London. July 22.-Jem DriscoIl.
retired feather-weight champion.
has announced his intention Of re-
turning to the ring and it is report
ed that lack OF funds prompts the
contemplated move on DriscolIs part,
At recent dinner at the Eccentric
Club, Lord Lonsdale suggested that
il il were true that Jem's finances
are in poor shape British sportsmen n
should vote him a pension for life
in recognition Of the manner in
which he upheld the honor of Great
Britain by his victories in American n
rings.
The suggestion met with the
unanimous approval of those pres
ent. and should Driscoll declare his
Willingness to accept the proposed
assistapce there is no doubt that an
annuity will be arranged for him.
Driscoll recently made his first ap-
pearance as referee and handled
his duties so well that he is likely
to get many engagements in that
capacity from clubs through the
British Isles. so that il may not be
necessary for him TO either don the
gloves or retire on a pension.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
Brovns Hand Grifmen Zeros in Final Western Battle
FRANK CHANCE TO
BE MAJOR MAGNATE

San Francisco. July q. Franz
Chance. the peerless leader of the
Chicago Cubs in the heyday OF their
glory, and manager OF the Los An
geles team through two pennant- win
ming seasons, may get back into base
ball before the beginning of next sea-
son. This time II will be not only
as a manager. but as a magnate as
well.
Chance and Barney Oldfield, now in
the tire manufacturing business. to a
friend confided that they were nego-
tiating jointly for the purchase of a
big league club. and that they were
confident OF closing the deal before
January l. 1870. Oldfield. who Is said
TO be acquiring great wealth in the
tire business, is to be the principal
financial hacker.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
REX CLUB TO PLAY
STEEL PLANT TEAM

Manager Collinower's steel plant ag-
gregation will be the attraction at
Union Park. Fifteenth and II streets
northeast. at o'clock Sunday in a
battle with the Rex Athletic Club
These clubs have met once before
this season. the Steelmen defeating
the ciubmen in the second game OF
a double-header on June Is. after the
Rexmen won a hard game from the
War Risk nine in the opener.
Giovanette. Crooke, Rooney, Snyder
and Eiseman OF Maryland State:
Dyer and johnson were in the line
up OF the Steel Plant nine. A large
crowd is expected to be on hand to
witness this battle. Manager Wright
of the Northeast club is looking for a
game for Saturday afternoon. Ad-
dress $50 Twelfth street northeast.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
MAYS MUST SETTLE
WITH BAN JOHNSON

NO matter whether Pitcher Carl
Mays is traded by the Red SOx or not.
h" cannot play another game in the
American League until he has paid IL
fine of 800 imposed by President John
son. Mays was justly penalized for a
hagrant exhibition of rowdyism. He
threw a ball at a spectators head dur
ing recent game at Shibc Park. and
because the Boston club has refused
TO make good the amount or his fine.
Mays has deserted the team. MAYS
is good pitcher. but baseball can get
along without players Of his kind.
johnson should suspend him indefinite
ly for his refusal to obey the rules of
the game.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
ROSS PLANS TO SWIM
THE ENGLISH CHANNEL

Paris. July 22-Norman Ross Of
San Francisco. who yesterday won
the swimming match in the Seine
across Paris. has announced that he
intends to try to swim the English
Channel
R o s victory yesterday was
achieved in ! hour and 80 minutes for
the distance of about $500 meters. with
Bacigalupo, the Italian swimmer,
only 49, Of a second behind. and MOI
ris. Australian. a close third.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
Brown VS.. Doane,

New York. July @2-Frankie Brown.
formerly of this city but who now
makes his home at Philadelphia Is
matched 10 meet Elmer Doane. the
Buffalo feather-Weight, for ten rounds
al q baseball park at Buffalo. y. Y.
on the night OF July q. Brown sprang
INTO the nmeliGht a few months ago
by decisively outpointinE Champion
Johnny Kilbane in a six-round bout
IN Philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
Brickley Not to Coach.

New York. July 22.-Whcn A re-
port that he had been engaged as
football coach at Fordham was
brought to the notice of Charley
Brickley yesterday, he denied it. T
am too busy down town to bother
with football coaching" Brickley
said. 81 am fiattered by the honor
of the report. but there is nothing
to it," Which leaves FOrdham still
without a coach to succeed Eddie
Siskind.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
Clean Sweep for Indians.

Cleveland, OHIO. July ----The IN
dians made a clean sweep Of the series
with the Athletics hv winning today's
game. to ;. Myers was the chief
factor in the victory with a triple
with two on. Burrus. pinch hitting in
the ninth with the bases full and one
out, forced Burns at the plate and
then. thinking the side was out, left
first and was doubled up. The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
Schupp to Report.

New York. July 22.-Ferd Schupp.
left-handed pitcher. recently traded
by the New York Giants to the St
Louis Cardinals, will report to St
Louis, it was declared here today.
Schupp is in New York preparing to
go West with the Cardinals at the
end of their stay in the East
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
Clarendon Junior, Def.

The Clarendon Junior Baseball Club
is desirous Of meeting any fast Junior
team OF this vicinity and will plav
either on the Monument lot or on the
Clarendon diamond. Address all COM
munications to Erie F. Fur. Clsren-
don, Va
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
Veteran Jack Dies.

New York. July John A. Will
ians. who won fame as a Jockey in
1850 and continued a successful career
until ISIS. died yesterday from a COM
plication of diseases at his home No
"a Neptune avenue, Coney Island. He
-as "A years old.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
Pro Grid Eleven.

Steubenville, Ohio, July "a
Steubenville will have a professional
football club this fall to contend for
tri-State honors. according to Rob-
ert Burns. well known athlete, who
is here organizing the club. Burns
took part in Ohio professional con-
tests at Massillon and Canton sew
eral years.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
Turner Meets Brown.

Joe Turner. the middIe-weiCht
champion Erappler. will meet Pet
Brown. of New Orleans. in a finish
wrestling bout at the Lyceum The
ater Friday night. Manager Joe
Ennis has arranged two prelim-
inaries between local and out-of-
town matmen.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
Leonard HaIts Sox.

Detroit. Mich. July dutch Leon
ard. pitching against his old team
mates, the Boston Red SoX. today
beat them by the same score by which
he was defeated when he faced them
in the Hub. the count being - to l.
He was opposed by Paul Musser. at
one time with Washington. The score:
DetrOit. Ah u . 1 E L. stCn An Ii q 4 Z
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
St. Elizabeth Lands Game.

st. Elizabeth baseball team yester-
day defeated the Naval Aviation Air
nine on the st. Elizabeth diamond,
I to 4. Wright, who did the twirling
for the winners. struck out fifteen or
the aviators. while he allowed but five
hits during the fray.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23

Jim Thorpe has spiked a rumor
that he Will not play professional
football next fall. He announces
that h. viii ass'n lead his Canton
team.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
'Ratted for Zachary III ninth.

Two base hits-Iacobsnn. Charity. Three-base
SLsler. Sacrifice hits-GeTber.
smith Double plsys-Willams to Sisler, Jan
win 10 ShanAs to Judge; Bronkie to Gedeou TO
Sisle-: Foster to JanErin. stolen base-Rice. Balk
Harper Bases on bals-Of Weilman. };
Harrer. s. Struck Out-By Harper 2; Weilnan,
L Fitching record-Of Harper. hits. runs
in s innings Left on bases-Washington, s; st.
Louis. ; Time. 50. Uapires-Niessrs. Hide
brand and MCriarity
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
FRANK SCHULTZ QUITS.
Resigns as Leader of Binghamton
Club.

Bingha amton. July 2-'wildfire"
Frank Schultz has resigned as man.
ager Of the Binghamton club Of the
International League
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23

Rnns-Young Cobb Witt. Three base hit
Neach. Struck out-By Musser. Z: Leonard. :.
Base on bslls-Of Leonard. ;: Musscr l. Double
plays-Nitt, Mclnnis and Vit;; McInnis and
Witt First on error-Boston l. Sacrifice hits
Heilman, FlsgStead, MCInnis Stolen bases
Push. Young, Roth. Veach Schang Time. 2i5
Umpires -Messrs. Chill and Dineen.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Jersey City. o; Rochester. .
Jersey City. Il: Rochester. >.
New ark, !: Binghsmton Z
Baltimore. .: Buffalo. l.
Baltimore. 4. Buffalo. 8.
Reading. !. Toronto :.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
Yanks Trim Sox.

Chicago. July 22.-The Yankees had
an easy time today defeating the SOx
by a count of 6 to !. quinn was in
great form throughout the game. The
score.
VI a. no - C1.;c,r, hup L
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
Major League Statistics
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday Results.

st. Louis. s; Washington, o.
Cleveland. 4; Athletics. 5.
Detroit, 2; Boston. 1.
New York. s; Chicago. 1.
Where They Play Today.
No games scheduled.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23

K0ns-Pectlnpangh u. Tirf'. BOdIe. Hannah.
Quinn. Leibold. Three-baSe hits-Lewis, Han
nah. Sacrifice hits-FewSter. Quinn. Stolen
base -IPibold. Struck out-By Quinn, >: by
kerr S. Base on balls-Of Kerr, g. Double
Tlays -McNIUllin TO Risberg; Pirp to Peckin-
IauGh 10 PiPp; PecknTaugh to Pratt to Pipp.
UmHireS Connolly and Owens Time-l:i0
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdny'a Resuits-

All games postponed; rain.
where They Piny Today.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn
st. Louis at Boston.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
RIGHT EARFUL

Now Detroit is making a BID I.
for the pennant and world series.
They want too much. They
have Henry Ford already.