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OWNER BANNED IN
PIMLICO SCANDAL
Cross and Blakely, Trainer of
Royce Roofs, Feel Of
fetal Hand.
Special Despatch to TIE Sun.


BALTIMORE. Nd, May s.--As a result
OF Royce Rools's form somersault In the
NTH race at Pimlico yesterday, T. II.
Cross, owner of the horse, and Andy
Blakely, trainer, were placed under the
ban by the stewards Of the Maryland
Jockey Club this afternoon. The stew
ards Investigated the race and made the
following announcement:
Under a regulation OF the Maryland
Jockey Club reading: Owners ard train
ers are hereby notified that consistency
will be required of all horses running
at meetings of the Maryland Jockey
Club 1t has been decided that no fur
Their entries will be received during the
meeting Of horses owned or controlled
by T. H. Cross. and A @. Blakely is
denied the privilege Of training or rae
ing horses on the grounds OF the Mary
land Jockey Club"
The action Of the stewards was ex-
pected Royce Rools's ran like a cheap
selling platter last Thursday, and yes
terday came back and defeated Fore
ground Omar Khayyam,. Westy Hogan
and Boniface. four Of the best handicap
horses on the American turf
When. he was beaten only few dol
lars were wagered on him. Yesterday
he was heavily backed in the mutuels
at the track and In pool rooms through
out the country. SO heavy was the play
on him in and around New York that
-. 900 in come back money reached
the track Just before the horses went
TO the post. II was reported that well
known bookmaker bet heavily on him.
This man, who Is known to almost
all race goers on the Metropolitan
tracks, probably will be ruled off with
In a few weeks.
The Potomac steeplechase furnished
the best contest at the track to-day. 1t
was at two miles and in a stirring con-
test went to Capt. Raj PARIS brown
gelding warlock, with Herbert L.
Pratt's imported chestnut geldins
Brand, second and Gen. ]. C. Buch-
anan's w. r. Knebelkamp. third.
Nine good cross country horses COM
peted and all went over the course
without mishap. Warlock trailed III.
field until rounding the last turn. Then
he displayed a great burst Of speed and
in a thrilling finish got up in time to
beat Brand by half a length for the
long end of the purse.
The Gwynn Oak handicap at one mile
was won by n. K. Beal, with kits ii.
second and Ninety Simplex. third Jockey
Corey got y. X. Beal away in front
and kept him in command throughout
to win easily by half a dozen lengths.
After many disappointments l.. A.
Clark, the owner OF Dunboyne. last
years Futurity winner and favorite for
the Preakness, scored a victory. His
colors were carried home In front by
his chestnut colt Lion dor. Ensor shot
him away winging and kept him in
front throughout. During the run
through tho homestretch w. r. Goes
Unmarried colt Over There challenged
and Ensor was compelled to put up a
vigorous finish to earn first money.
Camoufeur. belonging to Wilfrid Niau,
ran of with the last race. He defeated
a high class field of platers and when he
returned to the judges was bid up from
$500 to s4,1Oo by Samuel Louis. Viau
protected his colt with an extra IS bid.
Niau recently bought Camouf,eur for
$1,000.
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GEORGIA TECH TIES
WITH YALE GOLFERS
Southerners Handicapped by
Loss of Adair, Who Is at Home

New HAVEN, Conn, May S.-Georgia
Techs coterie of Northern invaders met
the Yale Golf team this afternoon and
the best they could do was to tie the
Ellis, . to 2, in three singles and one
foursome. The New Haven Country
Club links was the scene of the contest
and a good sized crowd turned out to
look over Bobby Jones's work, which OF
course featured.
His score was II, IS out and 36 in. His
long shots were remarkable. The twelfth
hole lies around an elbow in the course
at a distance OF 554 yards, but Jones ne
gotiated the elbow in one shot and was
on the green in .. Par for this hole Is
and DOGGY 6, but the Southern champion
needed only 4.
BY agreement the last two singles
matches were combined in q foursome.
The Southerners were handicapped by
the loss Of Adair, who was called home
this morning by the sickness of his
father. Jones familiarized himself, with
the course this morning and in practice
went on the second green in one shot
This Is by far the best play he has made
on the trip. The scores:
SinEles-Yale- Georgia Tech--Hawkes, i,
senieS. o; Davis 9. Jones' Il Scott. 1. Pres
Summary by Holss--Hawkes, 3 and 9:
Jones. 2 up; Scott. up.
Foursomes-scott and Davis, Yale. D;
Summary By Holes-Jones and Prescott
4 and o.
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scribes Play Tuesday.

After having devoted considerable
money. quite lot of time and no end
OF pains to put their new mountain
course in tiptop shape, officials of the
magnificent Essex County Country Club
have arranged to submit 1t to a rough
and tumble test on Tuesday of hext
week. Newspaper golfers of View York
are invited to offer the test and have
promptly accepted the offer.
Acting for the club. Arthur G. Hoff-
man has arranged details for the days
play, during which all scrlbes who at
tend are promised a great day of sport.
All members OF the Newspaper Golf
Club, as well as newspaper men who do
not belong to the club. are invited. Four
prizes are to be given. two in four ball
matches and as many on Some form OF
competition yet to be determined.
The Essex County Club enjoys the
distinction OF being the only club with
two full eighteen hole courses within
radius OF twelve miles OF downtown
New York. Every effort has been made
to render both courses in first class
shape. and Mr.. Hoffman assures the
scrbes that the place will be theirs for
the day. It goes without saying that
the event will be fully attended.
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KILMER BUYS DERBY ENTRANT
VIII Compete Tomorrow.
cn.cinI nn.nnAnL u IN. Ga.

LEXINGTON. KY, May 8. - Willis
Sharpe Kilmer Of Binghamton. y. Y,
to-day started move to do what he
did last year. buy Derby entrant at
the last minute and win. Kilmer to-day
paid ]. Cal Milan $500 for Frogtown,
three-year-old bay geldIng by Magnetic
Beth Miller. already n Derby entrant
Kilmer sent him to Louisville tonight to
start in the Derby on Saturday.
Frogtown has worked here Ave fur
longs in :05 Id, but did not start at
the Lexington meeting. He started seven
times last season, but failed to win
Just n year ago at the spring meeting
here Kilmer paid the same man. Milan.
the same price, $500, for Exterminator
as a runner UP to Sunbriar. Sunbriar
failed to make good, but DETERMINATION
to the surprise of everybody, including
his owner, won the Derby. Frogtown
will be an outsider in tho betting
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YALE AGAIN WINS AT NETS.
Trinity Is Latest Victim-EIt.
Make Clean Sweep,
Special Despatch 10 The Sun.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May s.-Yales
tennis team made it four straight to-
DAY by trimming Trinity. 60. In four
singles and two doubles matches. This
Is the third shutout OF tho season that
ale mas inhicted' and for the third time
Rice defeated his opponent without al
lowing game in straight love sets.
Banks and Simmons had little diff
Guilty In defeating their men. but Edsell.
playing first for Trinity, gave Chuck
Garland stif opposition in the second set
o. their match. The Yale captain won,
IS. The summary:
singles-Garland. Yale. defeated Edsel.
Trinity, 60, Is; Banks, Yale, defeated
Jensen Trinity 50. e-2;, simmons.
Rice Yale. defeated Hyiand, Trinity
Doubies-Garand and Rice. Yale, de-
e. simmons and Banks, Yale defeated
Hartman ~ Hyland, Trinity, 6-l, Ga.
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Guy Empey to Help Fund for Pur-
chase Of Artificial Limbs.

Tho MaroonS one OF the strongest
semi-pro teams in the city, have been
bought by Arthur Guy Empey and here
AFTER the team will be known as the
Treat EN- Roughs" Empey. in line
with his other activities, has established
thls baseball team at Dyckman Oval,
where they will play Sunday dates
They will open Sunday in double
header. The first game, beginning at .
O'Clock, will be with the Chesters, and
the second with the Ironsides.
Empey has agreed TO turn over all
profits made during the entire season bv
his baseball team TO fund to buy arti.
iicial limbs for wounded soldiers. Empev
will have one of the leading independent
pitchers in the East hurl for the Treat
En- Roughs"
The sun., 1919-05-09
WOMEN GOLFERS TIE
FOR FIRST HONORS
Mrs. A. S. Rossin and Mrs. H.
b. Salmon Lead Field at
Essex County-Score, 80.
BY INNS BROWN.

A tie net score at 30 each between
Mrs. A. s. Rossin OF the Century coun-
try Club and Mrs. H b. Salmon OF
Forest Hills. led tho field OF women
golfers at the Essex Country Club yes
terdsy in the first of a series of one day
tournament carded by the Women's Met
ropol!tan Golf Association. Mrs. Ros-
sin, handicapped at three strokes, had
a gross 90, while Mrs. Salmon had a
gross 100 with a handicap OF ten. Mrs
Rossin's score was the best gross Of
the day.
Mrs H. r. Stockton. Raritsn Valley.
and Miss Violet Miller. Baltusrol also
turned in cards OF 100. The former had
net OF 90, and Miss Miller had a go.
Mrs. James Crowell, Essex county, was
the winner of a special competition In
putting. with Mrs. Richard Stokes Of
Trenton runner-up. Following are the
scores:
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BASEBALL FOR HEROES.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
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BOUTS AT N. Y. A. C.
WenzeI. Western Phenom. to Meet
Mike McTigue Tomorrow.

one OF the best cards of professional
bouts at the New York Athletic Club ha
been arranged for tomorrow night. The
star bout will bring together a newcomer
IN the professional ranks around the
metropolitan district. Whitley wenzel,
who comes from the West with string
OF knockouts, and Mike McTigue. one Of
the boxing instructors at the club. The
meH viii meet in six round bout at l5s
pounds.
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PLESTINA'S CHANCE TONIGHT.
VIII wrestIe with Jack Taylor in
the Garden.

Marin Plestina described as the Tar
Fan OF the Mat, will get an opportunity
to prove that he is everything his boost
ers say he is when he meets Jack Taylor
in Madison Square Garden tonight
Plestina has not been beaten in three
years and experts say he is a first class
wrestler
Taylor Is from the Northwest and also
Is rated as a capable performer. Inter
est centres in the bout because of the
efforts of Plestlna to force Z5yszko.
Lewis and Stecher into the ring with
him
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CLAPP SQUASH VICTOR
Defeats stern In Final Hound o!
Yale Club TourneJ.

Edwin J, Clapp yesterday aofc7
Harold r Stern IN the final round Udr.
OF the annual Class Il sQuasf, 'o'
cha mpionship tournament Of 'no m
bers of the Yale Clue. Clapp 7' -
straight games, at III, l5--2, ,5-
Clapp had things all his own We. ..
the first two games.
In the final game Stern played - ~
hest and had Clapp on ~,
thrC ughout Stern scored ~ arrs. .'
more than he tailed in the m 20 -.
second games combined.
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ALL HALL0WS IN FRONT.

All Hallow Schools baseball team YES
terday defeated the Dwight School nine
at Olympic Field by TO 3. The feature
OF the game was the batting OF Mac
Teak. All Hallows catcher. In his four
trips to the plate MacTeak got three
singles and double. He also stole
three bases.
Lennon pitched perfect ball FOR the
winning team. Aldiez, the opposing
pitcher, who twirled the first six In
nings. struck out seven. The score:
n. II f.
Dwight....,... 0 90 40 0-s 1
Batteries-Lennon aad MscTeak: Al
disz. Macken and Taylor.
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Merits Of the Plug and Dry FL.

"Otonabee" reused the ny fraternity
from the iethargy of an enervating spell
Of winter and brought about thorough
threshng OF Ideas having to do with
workable choice OF artificial fly patterns
The sun., 1919-05-09
u. NJ. TOWNSEND DEAD.

PHILADELPHIA, May s.-Rslph NJ
Townsend captain and stroke Of the
Harvard varsity crew in the late nine
ties. died at his home here to-day. He
was forty-four years old and a lawyer
by profession.
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Scarsdale Opening.

In spite OF the fire OF April s, which
destroyed the club house and locker
rooms Of the Scarsdale Golf and Coun-
try Club. the formal opening OF the sea-
son OF the course will be next Satur-
day as planned. A temporary club
house. containing lounge, restaurant.
shower baths and $50 lockers, has been
erected
The green and fairways were never in
better shape, and conditions generally
lead 10 the nnScipation of great sport
ever the course. a kickers' handicap
contest will be the opening event Sat
uriay. On Sunday team match be-
tween the club team and the Yale team
will be played.
The Columbia golf team will engage
in its second intercollegiate contest of
the week this afternoon, when 1t meets
the Williams sextet at Garden City.
Columbia won from Williams last sea-
son and Capt A. L. Walker and his
club mates expect TO duplicate this
afternoon.
The sun., 1919-05-09
BINCHAMTON TWICE
HUMBLES NEWARK
Takes Both Ends of Double
Bill, I to o and III to s.

NEWARK, y. j., May S.-Gnterna-
tlonaD -Bingha anton won both ends OF a
double header here to-day by defeating
Newark. ! to and II to s. O'Rourke's
hit in the eighth inning OF the first game.
with Smith on base, gave Binghamton its
winning run. The score:
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JOINS LOUGHLIN LYCEJM.

Joseph q. Waldren. an unattached
middle distance runner. yesterday Joined
tho forces Of the Ioughlin Lyceum OF
brooklyn. Waldren before he started to
run unattached represented the Presen-
tation Club.
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READING q.

Two base hits-Holden, Whiteman. CrosGA
SandberE Three base hit-SheridAu. Homo
runs-Anderson, Ssndberg. Donohue Holden
Stolen bsses-Onslow. Gonzales. SscTl3T
hit-Purttll. Double plays-SheridHD IN
Doolan Baker. Doo!aa and Weafer; 1u.,,r
Gonzales and ons'ow. Left on bsses-To
ronto. IL Reading ? Bases on halls-0'
Brown. !: off Justin. 8; off Dorohue d.
Hns-On Brown. in Ia inning of Donohue
in rs innings. Struck out-Ry DonohGe
!. Wild pitches Justin. .. Empires M"s.-s
McGowsn and Stockdale. Time OF ga1re-
hour and IS minutes
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ANOTHER FOR TORONTO.
Leafs Pile Up Run Lead IN First
and Beat Heading. - to-.

READING. Pa, May S---CTrternltiouaD
-Piling up a lead OF seven runs in u.
first inning, Toronto again defeated
Reading to-day. score Q to :. The score
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Lousv!lie-Menphis- Louisville game
postponed; rain.
Al Tolcdo--MilUsukee- Toledo game post
poned cold.
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BUFFALO BREAKS EVEN.
Beats Bnltimo ore I'm First Game, sut
DROPS Second.

BALTIMORE, May s.--(lnternationaD- -
Baltimore and Buffalo split even on 70
days double header, the Blsons -aptu p
ing the first. to 2. and the Birds t..
night cap, to !. The scores
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India ussy In early stages
226 i.S5
H NORRIS liner III walden " - ~ '
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HARVARD LOSES At GOLF.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May s.--The Abe
marie Golf Club team defeated Har-
ward 6 TO I to-day.
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RISLEY LEADS Big
FIELD OF GOLFERS
Is Only Contestant to Better
80 in Qualifying Round Of
Atlantic City Tourney.
Special DespotcA TO TIE sux.

ATLANTIC CrrY, N. J.. May s.-Al-
though we'll nigh perfect conditions pre-
vailed here to-day only one OF more
than 100 starters returned a score
better than so in the qualifying round
of the spring golf tournament at the
Country Club of Atlantic City to-day.
c. Maurice Risley. Of the homo club.
going out In IS and back in SO for a II
led his nearest rivals by a margin Of
four strokes
Risley had every club in his bag work.
ing smoothly except his putter. which
never sank anything longer than a yard.
At the first hole. however. no didn't
have to putt, as he Clipped In from OF
the green with his mashie for bird"
A little hard luck at the second, whore
his ball became twice embedded In the
soft turf. cost him a 6. The only other
six was at the sos yard twelfth hole
Tho card follows:
i 2n''.,..: aaSsssaass. ttEss-77
Edward stiles. the old York Road
golfer who played so we'll in the
South early in the spring. had a fine
chance to get round In the EOS after
going out in 3s, but no grew wild toward
tho end. His drives got him in frequent
trouble. He took 81 for the round, the
same as W. Z. Shackelford. the local
veteran, who returned to competi-
ton game after an absence Of several
seasons. Shackelford won tourna-
ment here a number of years ago.
H c. Buchanan. one of the best Of
the younger golfers from Shackamaxon
near westfleld, n. J., had an SO. He
came back in 40. This was q stroke
better than c. L. Maxwell OF Trenton,
while James c. Parrish. Jr. of the Ma
tional Links. winner here In 1915, quail
flied with Sc.
During the day Eddie Stinson in his
airplane made a landing on the links
near the fifth green. He was accom-
panied by Earle l.. Ovington. The
scores:
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Held
TO blu Won Win
CO MURRAY
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Betting

Beusts
o andu
Art handiH
h,6 by H N. X
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FIRST GAME.

Two base hits-Maisel. Bishop Ega:
Jacobson, HONG. Donelson ,. Three base ..'.
jacobson, Harris. Home run Bishop St0.'
hRses-Msisel. McCarron. Sacrifice hits STA.
Casey. Thomas. Double plays Egap a."
Msisel, Barney and Harris. lAft on ha-.
Buffalo. S; Baltimore, Q First base m -
rors -Buffslo, !. Bases on balls-OC Thousa
!; on Lewis. 3. IIts-On Newton, IN
innings on Lewis. In nine innings HIT
pitche--By Lewis, ! CHarris). Strurk ou'
Hy Thomas. 8: by Lewis 8 Winning pitcher
Thomas, Losing pitcher-Nevton.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

Games Scheduled for To-day.
Binghamton in Jersey City.
Rochester in Newark.
Buffalo in Reading.
Toronto In Baltimore.
JERSEY CITY, May 8 (Interna tiona.l -
Rochester and Jersey City divided
double header here to-day. Jersey CITY
taking the first by a score of 3 to ? and
Rochester the second, 4 to g. The
scores:
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. 80 6 6 81 l2 ,

Two base hits Schultz, Letter. Enright
Three base hits-Davis. shannon Stolen
base - McLarry. Sacrifice fly - Haddock
Double play shannon and McLarry. Left on
ha lBinzhsmton, I; Newark, i. First bs go
on errors-Bingh anton. ?. Bases on balls-G~
Bruck .; off Enright, 5 OF Terhune, 8: off
on Enright, ! in 2 ia innings: on Terhune.
in 20 innings off Bruck. in 0 innings
Hit by ptcher-By Schorr rNcIsrry, by
Gingras Miller. Struck out-Ry Gingrss 8:
by Terhune. q Winning pitcher ruck
Wild pitches Tcrhune, Enrisht Losing
pitcher-Schorr.
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Two base hits Morgan Bishop. porr.-
Stolen bases Mss"l Bishop senate n
ris STRAIT Sacrifice hits LaWry " JACOBS
Boley Frank, Sacrifice fly Bishop I''
ba ses-Baltimore II; Buffalo =, Ttr~f .a
on errors Buffalo, .. Bas's o0 rail-. .
Devinney, s. Struck out BY Frara
DnYinnev. 4
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ROCHESTER a. JERSEY CITY Il
oh r n n /,

Totals. Is 10 "a 100
sBatted for Brady In the eighth inning
tI3atted for Barnhsrdt In the eighth inning
&Batted for Acosta in the ninth inning
Rochester. ...,......... 0 0 o 0 0 0,
Jersey Citr.....,...... 0 L
Two base hit-See Three base ht-Nc
Neville. Stolen base-Rallinger Sacrifice hit
Orr. Double play-Josephs, De Neville avn
Biemiller. Left on bases-Rochester. Z; Jcr
sey City, t. Bases on balls-Of BarnhArdt, 4
Hits-OR Barnhartit, 8 in innings. Struck or
by Barnhsrdt, 8. Winning pltcher-Schsch'
Losing pitcher-Barnherdt
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More Than Golfers off Spring Tourney Atlantic City Country Club
THE SUMS RACING CHART.



4 'inSis 80
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FIRST SIXTEEN.
Maurice R!sley. Atlantic City. as 80 II
Edward stiles, Old York Road. .3S 43 81
W. e. Shackelford, Atlantic City.4Q Al 81
II. c. Buchanan Shsckamsxon...4s 40 30
C. l.. Maxwell, Trenton. .........42 AZ 81
X. c. Maxwell, Trenton. Al 50
Fred Knight. Whitemarsh. .....A Al 50
r. H. Bennett Armmour. - AZ IS
J. c: Parrish, Jr., National Link. Al a. SO
J. N, ,Thompson Pinehurst ......4 43 g
Aquilla Webb. North Hills. ....43 - 8.
James H. Gray. Phila. Cricket. .43 - 81
J. J. Kennedy, Atlantic City IA AZ 81
4. W, .wertnsy. Allen Cricket. SO ts s.
Samuel Allison. Midland. as 81
Second Sixteenth l. Newton. White
marsh. -. 45--s1; y. E. sjrague. Inwood,
Is. SIS; Alexander Coles, Shawnee. =.
SIS; Miles Higgins, stenton. ~. 44-ss;
J. B. Colehsn ID. Philadelphia Cricket. A.
$ X. Read Atlantic city; AZ; $50 .
Higgins. s,enton AZ. 41-se; d. c. Clegg
Atlantic City. AZ. 400; Joseph Chap
Lanca:'er. 20. IS; Henry Mcswsensy
Atlantic city. II, 44-si.
Third si1tsen-c. J. poeip, woodbury.
IS, a. 81. 9. P whitwell, Armmour, g.
As, 81 A. NJ. Wood Armmour. 4s. 40. s2;
Frank Lewis, Coobs Creek. ~. 4s. e2:
II. w, Wood. Cobbs Creek, A., IS. 81:
IS; A. l.. Taylor Haddon c. C. IS. IS, ss;
John r. Hay. Philadelphia Cricket, AZ.
A. so: w. Churchill Overbrooke. -. 40.
90; r. y. Nell, Lulu Temple. ~. ~. -:
A. P; Nelson unatta, he'd, ~. 20. -; H. a
"a: II. F. Mccullough. Armmour. ts. ~.
s5; J. W. Hiemenz. Lancaster. As. ~, IS;
c. ". Phillips. Atlantic City. So, &c. IS.
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JERSEY CITY SPLITS
WITH ROCHESTER
Skeeters Take Opener, 3 to .,
but Go Down to 4 to 2 De.
feat in Sunset Tilt.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Game,
Jersey City, 3; Rochester. ?.
Blnghamton, 1; Newark, 0 (irst game
Binghamton, II: Newark, 6 second samN
Buffalo. Z; Baltimore, 2 (first game
Baltimore, 2; Buffalo, 1 tsecond game
Toronto, 8; Reading. Z.
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or by Broom.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
MILENNIAL DOWNISM EXPOSED!
Sunday Night,
September %,
8 PM,

Evangelist Rodgers will
show the error of RUS
sellism and clearly ex-
plain the 10th Chaper Of
Revelation and the bind.
ing of Satan.
All seats are free.
Questions are answered
truth must win.
Comfortable, homelikes
church.
Cor. 9th and N SITS. NV.
Services Every Sunday !
Night, 8 PM.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
West Washington Baptist

Slet and N sts. NV.
WILLIAM R. FLANAGAN. Pastor.
11:00 a.m.-"The Extravagance Of Graft
tude."
500 p.m.-"Man's Chief Good"
9:45-Sunday school. z, B. Y. P. q.
10 o'clock-Men's Bible class.
There is a welcome for you.
Evening star., 1919-09-27

E. Hez Sven P:sssrs p.cssned tells; outside wh'.
Washington store window s pm. Cool
house; large free chairs (men like them);
the pastors original songs. words and
music. IL am, Why's certain Christians
decline the best' Centennial Bapt. Ch.,
7th and Eye ne.
Evening star., 1919-09-27

Temple Baptist 10th and N '''- NV
Preaching, IL ANA HIGHWAY FOR
p.m.-"Is There Anything Newt"
Bible school, 9:3O am. G. E.. 7p.m.
STRANGERS WELCOMED.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
THE CHURCHES OF CHRIST SCIENTIST,
OF WASHINGTON ARE:
First Church
Columbia Road and Euclid st.
Second Church
NE. Masonic Temple, sth and sts. NE.
Third Church
Masonic Temple. 18th st. and N. Y. Ave. NV.
Fourth Church
The Arcade. 14th and Park Road.
SUBJECT
Realty"
sunday. II AM. and Pm.
SUNDAY SCHOOI-11 AN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS
SO'CLOCK.
READING ROOMS:
COLORADO BLDG, 18th and G Sta
Hours. 10 to Q tWed.. 10 to g. and SUM-.
1858 ADAMS MILL ROAD NV
Hours, 10 to 8 Except Wed. eve., Sun
days and holidays).
14s EAST CAPITOL STREET. =:
Hours. II tot (except Sundays aud hob
idays). -.
THE ARCADE, 18th and Park road
(See0nd FlOOr)-
10 to $50 week days: also to p.m..
except Wednesdays.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
Petworth M. E. Church
Free Methodist
Dumbarton Avenue, No., ,,,, ..

WALTER G. MCNEIL. Minister.
IL a.m.-'THE ASSURANCE OF THE NEW
LIFE IN CHRIST" Rom. S:16.
Sp.m.-Seryice in interest Of Sunday school
work. Address BY MISS BRAXTON
HOWELL. ~ Il
Sunday school for young and old. 10 an.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
Second Baptist Church :,s :as j. ". Va

Rev. HOWARD I. STEWART. Pastor.
Preaching, II An, SHOULD PREACH,
WORD FOR THIS GREAT CRISIS" and
8 pm, HOW TO MAKE MARRIAGE
MORE ATTRACTIVE" A thousand seats
and . thousandfold welcome. Come worship
with MS.
Evening star., 1919-09-27

THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE :
Pastors Federation
viii be held at the
NEW YORK AVENUE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
MONDAY-SEPT. 29-11 Am.
Mr.. W. Jett Lauck.
secretary Of the War Labor Board. viii
= speak on
"rHp READJUsTMENT OF OUR INDUS
TRIAL RELATIONS.
Mr. Lauck is one Of the best informed
men In washington concerning the labor
: situation, ard Will speak ont Of HIS wide ex-
perience in the work Of mediation in labor
difficulties during the war.
Individual notices Of the meeting will not
be sent to members Of the Federation.
By order of the executive COMMITTEES.
JOHN c. PAIMER. President.
LEWIS E. PURDUM. Secretafys