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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18

OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. 1S.-The
' si''--'- is practically
exhausted today. Schools and many
industries have been forced to close
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18
Fuel is Gone.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 1s.-Light and
heat plants in southern Illinois towns
have been forced to close. another will
suspend tomorrow and a score of 9TH
ers are threatened with paralysis be-
fore the week ends due to absence OF
fuel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18
Kansas City Hit.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 1S.-Scores of
manufacturing plants here will sbe
forced to close within a few days un-
less additional coal is received.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18

This paper 70 n me,nDcr ana audited
by the Audit Bureau OF CircuIations
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18

The East Osegonian h Eastern Crc-
gou's greatest newspaper and a.
selling force gives to It's advertiscrs
over twice the circulation In Pendie-
ton and Umatiila county OF any other
new SNAPPER.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
WEST IS WEST
WITH PENNANT
RUNNING MINES

New York. Aug. 3o.-Western base
ball fans look to have the inside
track for the worlds series.
The Cincinnati Reds and the Chi
cago White Sox continue TO show a
decided aversion for losing games, de-
spite todRy's results. The Reds have
Just about cinched the rag in the
National League. and the White Sox
are headed the same way in the
johnson circuit, making them appear
as the probable starters in the big
diamond classic.
In picking the winner OF the Sc
ries, there is much to consider, but
on paper it looks as IL the White
Sox will have a little edge on the
Reds II they are able to put I'D the
same quality of ball that has run
their steam-roller over the best in
the American League.
There are many who will pin their
hopes on the Reds to bring the cham
pionship flag into a National League
yard. They hold them up as the
1919 model of the old Brave machine
that popped its way over the Ath-
letics. They maintain that Pat Mo,
ran has thrown his machine into high
speed and it will take all the grades
of the series without shift OF
gears.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Johnston Front in Tennis Tourney Sox Here 60
CANOEIST MEET
ON POTOMACIN IN
TITLE CLASSIC

The historic Potomac Just above
the Aqryduct Bridge and extending
upstream, f1anked by the heights of
Georgetown and the green woode ed
bluffs of Virginia, to the group OF
islands known as the Three Sis
tiers, Will be the scene of a bril-
liant and eventful gathering of the
lovers of canoe racing tomorrow.
A regatta held under the auspices
OF the Delaware and Chesapeake
sociation is to be staged then and
there with all the features and at
tending ceremonies going to make
up an event Of national Importance
In the field of sport. as many OF the
races carded will decide national
championships.
The Washington Canoe CLUB,
whose comfortable and artistic
home just above the Aqueduct
Bridge is familiar to all Washing
tonians, is acting as host for the
visiting teams entered from other
clubs in the association. Teams
have entered from Kanienda Canoe
Club of Syracuse. n. Y. the Pitts
burgh Athletic Association of Pitts
burgh, Pa; Swastika Canoe Club OF
Boston, Mass; the Samoset Canoe
Club Of Boston. Mass; the Philadel-
phia Canoe Club of Philadelphia,
Pa; the Red Dragon Canoe Club
OF Philadelphia, Pa; the Lakanoo
Canoe Club of Burlington, n. J.: the
Arundel Boat Club of Baltimore,
Nd. and the Maryland Swimming
Club of Baltimore, Md.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
POTOMAC CREWS ARE
READY FOR REGATTA

Potomac Boat Club oarsmen took
their final workout last night before
leaving for Philadelphia to participa te
In the Middle States regatta, to be
held in that city tomorrow. The Poto-
mac crews will enter in three events.
the junior eight. Junior quadruple
sculls and the association singles.
The eight, with Snider, bow; Dor
sett, 2; Harlow, 3; Burger. 1; Bailey. 3;
Dalby, s.: Scherfy, 7: VIM. Belt, stroke.
and Kintz, coNswain. have been
showing excellent form on the Upper
Potomac during the past week.
In Bon SeiEneur. ScanneII, Supplee
and Ashford. the Potomac have q four
that should give a good account OF
themselves
Bob Duncan, who made such an ex-
cellent showing I'm the singles at Wor-
cester, this month, when he defeated
large field for the intermediate
Championship at the National. will be
p!tted against Ringing and Crowley
OF Philadelphia, and Lentz. Of New
York
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
LOTUS TO RIDE IN
CANADIAN STAKE

Baltimore, Nd. Aug. 3O.-Johnnv
Lotus will journey to Toronto this
afternoon to make ready for a one
day session which will be held in
the Canadian city on Monday. Three
races will be run in the series with
the principal events the Kings
Plate and the Nursery Stakes. both
Of which will be for Canadian-bred
horses solely. Lotus will ride
MaladrOit in the Kings Plate and
Bryngar for J. X. l.. Ross in the
Nursery. Maladroit was the winner
OF the Nursery last year and is said
TO be one Of the best horses ever
toaled in the land Of the Maple
Leaf
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
REGATTA PLANNED
FOR ANNIVERSARY

With the return of the Potomacs
from their Labor Day races on
Tuesday will begin prepartions for
their club regatta to be held on the
upper Potomac next Saturday at
ternOon
The club is having a two-day cell
ebration on September 6 and :
which will serve OF twO-fold puT-
pose. The club was organized ffty
years ago and elaborate prepara-
tion are being made to make the
anniversary one long to be remem-
bered. 1t is also intended to taS. 9
this opportunity to have the unveIl-
ing of the memorial to the boys Of
the club who were lost in service
overseas.
On Saturday the unveiling cere-
mOny will take place at $50 and
will be followed by the regatta 4
large number of events have been
arranged for and keen competition
is expected.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Johnston COnlebackS And
Defeats R.Lindley Murray
Sporting Events of Inter-
est to Holiday Crowds
Tomorrow.

Baseball - Police VS.. Homo
Defense, American League Park,
p. m. Rex A. C. VS.. Benders OF
Baltimore Dry Docks at Union
League Park at p. m.-Clsren-
don A. c. VS.. Cardinal A. C. of
Alexandria at Clarendon.
Canoe Regatta-American Ca
noe Association championships
under the auspices Of the Wash
ington Canoe Club on lower
course of Potomac River with
finish in front of clubhouse.
Golf-Closed tournaments for
members OF the Chevy Chase. Co.
lumbia, Washington, Town and
Country. Bannockburn and Kirk
side golf clubs.
Tennis-Second and third
rounds of District Fall Cham
pionship Tournament at the
Dumbarton Club starting at 10
a. m. Closed Journeys at other
clubs.
Track Meet-Open athletic
events in conjunction with well
come home celebration at carni-
val at Clarendon, Va.
Boxing and wrestling-Service
championship bout and exhibit
tiOn under auspices Of Soldiers
Athletic Club at Fort Myer. Va
Trap ShOoting-Analostan Gun
Clubs open shoot. Bennings, D.
c.
Racing-Marylyand State Fair
and Agriculture Society. running
and jumping races at Timonium
track, Baltimore. Md.
RowinG-POtOmac Boat Club
Oarsmen in Middle States Regat-
ia at Philadelphia, Pa.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
CICOTTE LEADING
AMERICAN HURLERS

The last week has failed to un-
seat Ty Cobb and Eddie Rousch
from their thrones as swat kings
Of the majors.
The Georgia Peach" who has
been going along at a terrific clip
continues to be the real leader in
the Ban johnson circuit with an
average or $50.
With % victories mot including
yesterday's). CiCotte leads the
American League hurIers with an
average Of .7S1. He is followed by
Dauss, Detroit. with $50: williams
Chicago, $50. and Coveleskie
Cleveland. $50
Walter Reuther ranks the Ma
tional League pitchers with an
average of 500. He is followed by
Barnes. of the Giants. with 77S
Then comes Luque. Salee, Ring
ElIer. all Of the Reds
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
KID SULLIVAN TO RUN THE
NATIONAL SPORTING CLUB
KID SULLIVAN.

round set-to; Joe Wolcott. Battling
Nelson. Tommy Daily. OF Brooklyn.
on five occasions; Young Corbett, Jack
O'Neil. of Philadelphia. and the hard
swatting INK Russell.
His fifteen-round draw with Ink
is oft-times spoken of now as the
bout fought in a two-by-six ring.
His recent bouts have been with
Danny Lewis, at the Ardmore Ath-
letiC and Social Club and from the
way the Kid puts it Danny was the
best of all light weights that he has
ever met. Twice he has met ana
defeated Tommy Lowe. lightweight
champion of the South. while Jimmy
Dougherty. of Baltimore. was another
Of the more recent battlers that local
fans will remember. Sullivan Will
have entire charge OF the National
Sporting club at 9l7 street north
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Tilden of Philadelphia
Takes Count of Norman
Brookes- Mclaughlin Is
Eliminated.

Fvrsst Hills. N Y. Aug. so-w1lliam
NJ Johnston San Francisco's wonder
player, 1915 champion, whose senss-
uonal comeback resulted yesterday
in his defeat Of Gerald L. Patterson.
the Ankac, today eliminated Robert
Landlsy Murray. also OF California.
present champion. in a four set singles
match before a large throng OF spec
tstors al the Westside Tennis Clubs
courts. The score was 81, 81, "a
-
In eliminating the champion In the
seni-fns round. Johnston failed to
get into his stride until the second
set Some thought he lost the FIRST
set through over-conadence
Johnston found himself in the Sec
ond sets, and from thencetorward he
set a pace the champion could not
equal But Murray proved a game
fighter. playing for all he was worth,
exacting so much OF his reserve
strength and energy that when he re-
tired TO the dressing room he prao-
ically collapsed. He had used him
self UP in defense of the champion
ship. The great player soon recovered.
however, and was able to witness
some Of the other contests.
Another outstanding feature Of the
days play was the match in which
William T. Tilden, I'd. Philadelphia.
defeated Norman E. Brookes. Aus
tralia, IS. 50 10. 6-S. Brookes'
defeat at the hands of Tilden was due
largely to the Americans service
which is considered the fastest in the
wOrld-mOre annihilating in its effects
than MCLaughlin's was when the
comet was at his best.
Those who won their way into the
semi-final round. which now stands
as an interseCtional clash between
the East and the West. and which will
be played Monday. were: William Nj
Johnston, Of San Francisco. William
T. Tilden, I'd, Of Philadelphia: Rich
ard Norris Williams. I'd. of Boston.
and Wallace F. Johnson, the Phila-
delphia ChOp-strOke artist
Williams Outclassed Mclaughlin in
the three straight sets required to
take the former champions scalp.
The score was 80. 6-3, s.
Wallace F. Johnson also won his
match against the former Davis cup
star. Walter Merrill Hall, No. OF
the ranking list. in three. straight sets.
-, 50, g.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31

Harry 7. Sheehy, some few years
back when fighters fought for small
urses and a little OF the glory stun,
was known here as Kid Sullivan,
the hardest hitting lightweight that
ever stepped into ring. Sullivan has
recently obtained the athletic man
agement of the National Sporting
Club of Washington and will, OF
course, have charge OF the boxing
instruction which will be part OF his
daily work.
The Kid started out in his historic
career under the management of Sam
solomon OF this city, but when the side
bets call for bigger money he was
forced to jump to Al Herford OF Bal
timore. famous as manager OF the
late Joe Cans. Under Herford. Sulli
van met such well-known light
weights as Jimmy Britt. who gained
a decision over him in a twenty-five
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
YOUNG AHEARN TO
MEET HAROLD FRAESE

Young Ahearn. the local feather
weight battler, who is showing skill in
the roped arena at Jersey City. will
be given a chance on September L
to add one more scalp in his effort
TO climb TO fame. Ahearn will battle
Harold Fraese before the Armory a.
G Of Newark on this date
He has been substituted to take the
place OF Frank Burns. the veteran OF
the feather-weight class. who was
forced TO decline the fight because OF
illness. Ahearn has been promised a
bout with Burns II he wins from
Fraese.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
REX CLUBMEN PLAY
in BALTIMORE TODAY

Players OF the Rex Athletic Club
will journey to Baltimore today.
staging a double-header at West
port. All players requested to re-
port at Fourteenth and New York
avenue. at 10 a. m. sharp.
Tomorrow the Benders. Of the
Baltimore Shipbuilding and Dry
dock Company Of Baltimore. will be
seen in action against the Rexmen,
when a double bill will be staged at
Union Park, Fifteenth and H
streets northeast. at > p. m. y
number OF the best semi-prO play
ers OF the Monumental City will be
seen in the lineup Of the Benders.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
WILDCATS TO PLAY
CLARENDON TODAY

great game is in store for the
followers of independent baseball
this afternoon at Union League
Park when Tommy Crooks Navy
Yard Wildcats" battle the Clarer-
don A. c. at 3 p. IN.
The Wildcats" have not dropped
a battle in independent ranks this
season and a battle royal is antici-
pated, as Clarendon has alredy lost
one contest to the Machinists.
Buscher or HUMPHREYS will pitch
for Navy Yard with Won HerbuliS
or Pfel doing the twirling 70"
Clarendon.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Begin Football Work EarIy

Morganstown, W. Va, Aug 2O-In-
NIt&tions to the two weeks of prelIm-
mary football training at Montcha-
leau. on Cheat River. for the West
Virginia eleven were sent TODAY to
SlXty-tWo candidates for the team
Ihlrty-ons men with previous expe-
rience on the varsity or reserve teams
here were included in the list. The
camp opens September s and fully
hfty Of the men are expected TO ac-
Cept
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
PEERLESS TO OPEN
WITH SHUBERT GO

Baltimore, Md. Aug 3O.-The
Peerless Athletic Club. in the local
boxing field during the last four
years, will inaugurate it's fifth sea-
son on Friday evening, September 26,
at Albaugh's Theater.
One of the principals in the wind
up will be Al Shubert OF New Bed
ford, Mass. The management is en-
deavoring to hook Shubert up for
return match with You> CLANCY
Of this city.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
PLATE PRINTERS TO
HAVE Biz CARNIVAL

Track events will feature the out
ing of the Plate Printers Union
Local Ne. ?, at Chesapeake Beach,
Saturday. Thomas McQuade in charge
OF the excursion committee. has ar
ranged an elaborate list Of events for
the members and their wives, daugh-
ters and sons. Cash prizes Will be
given the winners. second and thirds
in the nine events. Four bands will
De IN attendance and a gala dav is
anticipated
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
DENY FRANCHISE
TO BE TRANSFERRED

New York. Aug. 3O.-Denial that
movement is under way to trans
fer the franchises OF seevral National
League teams was voiced today by
President Heydler. of the National
League.
The report that tho ST. Louis club
would be transferred to Milwaukee
and the Boston franchise to Mont
real at the close of the season was
branded by the league head as "one
OF those curious stories that start
each year about this time"
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
MIKE O'DOWD WILL
MEET TED LEWIS

New York, Aug. O.-MiddIe-
weight Champion Mike ODowd's $
next ring engagement will be
against Ted tkid) Lewis. at SYRIA
cuse. Labor Day. Manager Paddy
Mullins has two other contests
cIlnched for Jack Britton's recent
conqueror, the first against either
soldier Barttield or Jef Smith, at
81. Paul, and the other with George
Chip at St. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
MamauI Show, Form

Brooklyn. Aug. 3O.-Al Nanau,
pitched air tight ball against the
Iiahts mere this afternoon and won.
10 i. He allowed only four hits.
walk a hit and a double steal
gave New York the lone counter
IN the seventh inning. Score by
innings:
R H. z
\. y. 90 o1o O-l s O
Br lyn. l % OOO Ox-3 l
benton. Winters and Snyder: Nc
Carty; Mamaux and Miller
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Marines Top Gunners.

CaIdWeII. \. J., Aug. 3O.-The
United states Marine Corps team
won the l'OOO-yard target event OF
lhe national team rifle match here
yesterday with a score of 1929 Tbe
American Expeditionary Force taam
hnlshed second with 1882, the United
states Cavalry team third with 3Z72
the United States Infantry team
Fourth with 3245, and the United
states Navy team, fifth with 1929
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Re-Appoint Murray Coach.

New York. Aug. 3O.-CoIumbia Uni
Versity's committee on athletics has
reappOinted James Murray fencing
coach for the coming season. Murray
has been successful in turning out
championship teams. During the last
year Coach Murray was in the service
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Big Bout Called Of.

Canton. Ohio. Aug. 30-The fght
scheduled for Labor Day here between
Jack BrittOn. welteT-weight champion.
and Jack Malone. was called off today
by Matchmaker Mckinney, due to
Britton's illness. Mckinney said he
made a trip to New York in person
and found Britton was too I'll to fight.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Pirates Win in Last.

Pittsburgh. Aug. 3O-CincInnstTs
winning streak OF ten games was
shattered today when the Pirates
defeated them in eleven innings.
to 0. The Rhinelanders threat
ened trouble on numerous occasions
but two sensational catches by
Carey held them in check. Score
by innings:
R H. E
Cincinnati. 600 200 OOo OO-o l
Pittsburgh 600 600 600 OO-l s .
Ring and Wingo; Adams and
Schmidt
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31

Batted for Leonard in the SEVENTH
snatted Tor Ayers in the ninth.
Score by innings:
o. LOUIS. .''............. l o o o
r flns Austin, GedeOu. Dernmitt, sotboron
t1arnea rlns-St Louis. ). Two-base bitsECer,
Der. Sothoron, Austin. Home 1Tn-Dss,,.,.i
sacnhoe hit-seTerad, Stolen base,-Tobn SIS.
isr' Wild ptch-Leonsrd Base on b.n.-0s
Leonard 2; OF Sothoron, 4. Struck ont-Ry
6eonad. 6- 2; BY sothorOo. 7. Pitching record
IN Leonard hits and 2 runs in s innings
Left on bsses-Detroit, 10; St Louis re-.
pres-ohill and Morarity. Time Of ssms-1,E
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Stanton vs.. Fl. MYer.

Pilot H F. Griffith, of the Stan
ton A c.. will take his warriors
TO Fort Myer. Va, today to battle
the post team there today. The
players will meet today at Sixth
and B streets northeast, at 1890
.. m. Next Sunday Stanton plays
Hyattsville A. c. at HyattsviIle,
Nd
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Cavanaugh to Coach at Boston.

Newton, Mass, Aug. 3O.-MaJ.
Frank Cavanaugh. of Worcester.
signed a three year contract today to
coach the Boston College football
eleven. He will take charge this fall
Maj. Cavanaugh won a wide reputa =
ton as coach at Dartmouth. He re-
turned in the spring from service
overseas, where he was wounded.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31

Totals. 30 5aI5 q Totals. zloz1e !
'Batted for James in eighth.
Score by innings:
'icNelanO. ...........,..... o Q o ] o N-s
Runs Speaker. Smith O'NeilI and Myers
Two-base hits-Jackson, Leibold and O'NeiH
Three-base mt-Gardner. Sacrifice hits-Harris
and Grsney. Sacrifice hy-Spesker Double
plays-Myers. O'Neill and Harris E. Collins and
Gandil. Left on hases-Chicago. 6; Cleveland, g.
Base bslls-Of James, 1; off Myers, l. Hits
of James. in innings; off Kerr, l in l in
ming. Hit by Htcher-By Myers. . (Fe,sch and
Rkbcrg). Struck out-By James, 2: BY Myers,
Losing ptcher-James. Umpires-Evans and
Hldebrand
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Braves Take Two Games.

Philadelphia. Au-. 9Th, Braves
took two games from the Phillies
today, s TO and to . The sec
ond game went into extra innings
with Scott pitching for the Braves
and Meadows in the box for the
Phillies. Cheney allowed thirteen
hits and walked nine men in the
first game. The scores by innings:
r II z.
Boston ooo2 Oo1-5 u 0
Phila.. OoI o. q o. 10 0
Oeschgher and Gowdy; Cheney
and Adams
Second gsm
Il
Boston. oIOOOol 1910 Ia
Phila... 900 o 0 0 > 0 o.
Scott and Gowdy; Meadows and
Adams.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Rex Get Union Park

The Rex A c. has leased Union
League Park. Fifteenth and II streets
northeast, for football this fall and
will hold their first meeting at the
park Monday at II a. m All candi-
dates for the team are requested to
report to Johnny Blair. captain.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Champs vs.. Clovers.

The Champs will meet the Clovers
today in the last game of the three
game series. All players of the
Champs are requested to be present.
Brew is expected to do the husky
for the Champs.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Divide Twin Bill.

81. Louis. Mo, Aug. 3O-A wild bat
ing spell gave the Tigers an even
oreak In tod iy's double header. when
atter losing the first game. to o. and
oenind to in the opening of the
elghth OF the second, they rallied with
Iour IN the eighth and four in the
hinth Tor an S-tO-7 victory. The score
FIRST CAME
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
SANDLOT BATTLE is
POSTPONED BY RAIN

The game yesterday between War
Risk and Southern was postponed h'-
cause of rain. The next game will be
played Tuesday when War Risk bat
ties the Operation club
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Cubs Trim Cards.

chicago. Aug. 30.-May was in
enective in the early innings and
the Cubs defeated ST. Louis, to :.
here today. Hendrix was also
bstted hard. but tightened in tn.
pinches. Score by innings:
r. H. E
st. l.. oo1 1000 2-3 II >
Chi.... 3 > 600 xAS, S >
May and Clemons; Dilhoefer.
Hendrix and Killifer.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
GRIFFS BATTLE
RED SOX TODAY
Youngsters Will Be Seen Ii
Local Line at Geor-
gia Avenue.

Boston, Mass.. Aug. 5o.-washspsp
ton fans will be given a chance u
morrow to witness new talent i2s
tion with the Grinmen a. the ~
tionals and Boston Red Sox left &es
early this afternoon for the Cap y
where a Sabbath attraction Win
staged. Rain caused the postpoks
ment OF the game here today.
double bills being booked for Nd
day and Tuesday afternoons.
The foxy pilot Of the Nationals \
shaking up his club in an EFFORT .
find winning combination. He ha-
collared quit" number of wound
sters and will play them regulsrI.
until the end Of the season, so q
to obtain line on them before IN
gong sounds for 1920 Ray Tomb.
reported here today and will b
played in the outheld in washingtor
tomorrow. while Frankie Elerbe. th
sensational shortheld Of the Bing
hamtOn club Of the Internationa
League. and Harris. second basensu
OF the same club. will be given
chance to perform before the HON
fans
Dawson. OF the New Haven CLUB
will report TO Manager Grifith her
Monday. while the Nationals lesde
claims he will have fourteen ney
players on the roster OF the clu
when the team returns to Washing
ton for its hnal home stay.
MOgridGe or Ruth will do IN
hurling in the Sunday battle 70
Barrow's tribe. while Lefty Zachary
the young soUthpsw. or Waite
Johnson will work for the Nation,
The game this afternoon at IN
Georgia Avenue Stadium will h
started at $3.50 p. m. The box ono
at the park will open at $50 a N
for the beneft OF those desiring re
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Myers Halts Sox.

Cleveland. Ohio. Aug 30-Elmer
Myers pitched sensational ball against
the league leading White Sox today
and set them down. to 0. He held
Kid Gleason's clan to five hits. only
two coming in one inning. The score:
Chicago AhHPA f. Cleye AbHpAF
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Yankees Trim Macks.

New York. Aug. 3O.-The Yankees
extended their winning streak over six
consecutive games by beating the
Athletics here this afternoon. The
score was to >. The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31

Runs-Witt. Burns. Fewster 81. Peckinpsugh.
Shawkey. Two-bsse hits-Walker, Bodie Home
run-Burns. First base on errors-Ysnkees /
Struck out-By Shawkey =; By johnson. l.
Est base on balls-Of Shawkey, 2; OF Noyes.
,. Hits-Of Noyes, in , innings Umpdres-
Connolly and Nallip
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Rochester. 6; Reading, 2.
Rochester, 2; Reading, 0.
Toronto. :; Newark, 6.
Toronto. Z; Newark, /.
Jersey City, /; Buffalo, 0.
Baltimore, 0; Binghamton, ,.