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The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
CONNIE DOYLE
MEETS HARRIS
Double Partners Will, No
Doubt, Play One Another
in Single Finals.

Every indication points to the fact
that Connie" Doyle will have a real
opponent in the final round of the
Middle Atlantic States championship
tennis tournament being played on
the Columbia Country Club courts
Usually the local crack wins as he
pleases. but this years dope" indi-
Gates that Fred H. Harris, his
doubles partner, will be his opponent
Harris meets Lou" Doyle today
for upper-half honors, whiles Doyle
will run up against William Sweeney,
the Baltimore champion. On the form
which these four have shown to date
In the event. both Doyle and Harris
should come through without much
trouble, although Sweeney may give
Connie some trouble.
Both Doyle and Harris won as
they pleased in the two matches
scheduled yesterday.
Miss Margaret Noes won her semi
final round match in the women's
event and will meet Miss Lyle Hayes
today for the title. In the consola-
tions, both Miss Baker and Miss Lar
ner won and they will clash this
afternoon for the prize in this class.
MEMS SINGLES
Second round-H +. Selden defeated T. G
Benton, 60. 4-S 81
Third rusTnd-R- NJ Prison defeated G. W
Rust, ty default; Conrad n. Dosle defeated n.
Alexander, g.. 60: Dudley Morgan defeated
b. p. Price. Ga, So: Fred ii. Harris defeated
f. CDhger, S9. 81; Louis j. Doyle defeated
X Horstman. 81, rs
Fourth round-Louis I. Doyle defeated Z.
Coyne. 81, lo-s; Freo H. Harris defeated
Dudley Morgan. 81. 60; Conrad B. Doyle de-
feated II. N. Pilson. r., 62. So
wOMEN'S SINGLES
Semihnal round-Miss Margaret Noes defeated
Mise T,eodnsia Seibold 50 e-3
woMES'S GLES-COSsoLATIoNs
First round-Miss Baker defeated Miss BOYLE
60. 81: Miss Laner defeated Mis- stowelI.
s-2 Ga
Today's card:
MEMS SINGLES
Seminal round-N41 1Ol Louis l. DoyIe ys Fred
N. Harris: $50 Conrad B. Doyle vs. William
Saeeney.
MEMS SINGLES Es-CoNsoLAuoSs.
Pre- imirary round-A. W. Owens vs. A. b.
Heatou; W. NJ. Lsughton r T. G. Benton
w II. Svenarton vs. w H. Davis
First rvund-F. ID. Robinson Va l. A
Fischer; W. l. Mann VS.. II. Kunkel. ID I
Veissco vs.. n. T. Shannon; l. r. McIAcSlen
drew . bye; W. c. DeLacey vs. C. A. Rieder
r: H. Prison u T. L Andrews; W H Ronaa.
vile Vs. Hugh Miller
woMEN's SINGLES.
final round-(s0ol Miss ISle HAYES Va. Miss
, Margaret Noes
W0MEN'S SINGLES ES-CoNsoLATIoNs
flnai rvund-Miss Baker vs.. Miss Lamer
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
ELkS TO Give
REED 4 TREAT
Wounded Boys to Be Guests
Of Brother Bills at League
Park Today.

washington's Brother Bills will
take day or today. spending It a,
the ball park as hosts to soldiers
sailors and Marines from Walter Reec
and Naval hospitals. It'u be a bie
day at the bali yard. for the Elk.
never do anything by halves.
Before the game the guests of No
10 will have q motor car parade from
the~Peace Monument to the park b,
way OF Pennsylvania avenue, Four.
teenth and u streets. with the crack
band of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing leading the way The band
will perform during the game.
Harry King. Ed Neumeyer, Frank
Baum. Bill Beckman. Jim Farrell, Sam
Kimberley. Ed Murphy, John Outricn
and p. =. O'Connor have been work
ing hard for several weeks on the
plans to make this "Elks' day or q
rousing success. They have been given
every assistance by Clark c. Griffith
who has promised something out OF
the ordinary as q special attraction
today.
The Elks and their soldier, sailor
and Marine guests will occupy re-
served sections In the grandstand i'm
mediately behind the Washinstou
bench and that's where all the racket
will come from today. The Brother
Bills have planned to knoll: down the
fences with noise.
Harry Harper will be pitted against
the Red Hosed tribe by the Old Fox,
while Ray Caldwell. WHO is quite
successful against the Nationals, will
no doubt be Barrow's selection for the
mound honors.
= The Hub warriors are somewhat
peeved because Jimmy Shaw Is being
allowed to get away with a freak de-
livery. Whether Jimmy is using the
simmer still remains a mystery as
Umpire Hilderbrand would not stand
for their protest yesterday.
Danny Shay. the infielder who has
recently been coaching the Harvard
University freshmen, reported yester'
day and worked out at both practices
As the entire deal has not been
closed. the fans can not look for him
getting into the lineup until a latel
date.
Ray Morgan. the former second
sacker OF the Nationals, was a visitor
here yesterday and watched his form
er teammates setback the Red Sox
Baltimore Internationals had an OF
day and Ray made a hurried trip here
TO renew old acquaintances-
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
TURFMEN PREPARE
FOR GREAT SUBURBAN

New York. June 2.-If the plans
OF trainers do not miscarry in re-
gard to what has been outlined for
their charges this week, there is
every indication that the Suburban
Handicap. one of the greatest of
the mile and a quarter tests of the
country, will develop into a glori-
Gus event.
While the great record Of 200
fiat. which is credited to the Whit
ney horse, whisk Broom ii, has no
chance of being duplicated. it is a
sure thing that. with good track
conditions. a mark something like
what Whisk Broom did do-viz..
zoe 3-5-will be the outcome at
Belmont Park next Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
RUNNERS ARE OFF
AT CLARKSBURG

Clarksburg. W. Va, June 2-One
hundred and fifty-six runners have ar
rived for the summer race meeting
to be held here. starting tomorrow.
under the auspices OF the Norwood
Racing Association. The entries:
FIRST RACE-Clsimins; maiden 5yesr-olds
and up; about furiongs Hasty Lady, 10
Daisy L.. FF: Old Rose. liz: Bon Sante, IL;
Heredty. ile; Marco Polo. ll6
SECOND RACE-ClAimins; 5year-olds and
up; about furlongs> Lama. Jos; Histian, ITO:
Iron Boy. lle; Wheat Cakes. lis: DR.. D.. Led;
Betterton, lG; Katahdin. I'D; Will Soon, Id.
Also eligible: Lttlest Rebel. is; Early Sight.
lss
THIRD RACE-Claimins; 5year-olds and up;
about furiongx Lncky Pearl, 100; WewokA,
sd2; skyman, lo7: Kathleen H.. 10: Ssfranor.
ll0; Robert L. Owens LIS; Isabelle H.. lis;
Twenty-seren. ll3 Also eligible: Mother
Machree. u3; Carl EIlwanger. ll3
FOURTH RACE-Sefling; +year-olds and up;
about furiongs. Tit for Tat l3; London
Girl. ll3: Little England. lis; Front Royal.
us; Perseus. lis; MonocaC, lis; Roadmaser, lis.
FIFTH RACE-0aiming; 5year-olds and up;
about furloncs Avion. ia; Lttle Cote. lG
Toy Miss. ll5i Annie Edgar. lis; Point to
Point, IN
SIXTH RACE-Claiming; +year-o4ds and up;
lie miles Koran. los: John W. Klein. lee
Stir Up, liz; II Plandit lis; wcdan. LIS
Diadi ll6
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BELMONT RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Seven fulongS Torchbearer.
Ill tFatorl. 1 to and out: Trophy. lis
tknapPl. even; Marion Holins. 100 lColltD.
to L Time. d +5 Between Us. Tailor Maid.
Peasant. Bsllnnger and Bahette also ran
SECOND RACE-One mile King Plaudit,
rs uykel, to and out: Yuru Carl. los
tRicel. , to l and 6 to 5; Day Due. 100 (Mc-
Ateel. ) to 2 Time. ljS l-5 War Spirit,
Bridesnan, Lion dor aDS Gloomy Gus also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile Sveepment, liz
tkslsayl. ls to 5. to and l to 2; Carpet
Sweeper. lo7 tCallahanl, 4 to 5 and 2 TO 5;
surner Sigh. III (Wsrenl, to L Time.
l3s rs Doleful. Pictor. Frank B.. TSpageur.
MArchesa I'd and Js~eler also ran-
FOURTH RACE-One and one-dxteenth
miles .Tromps Ia Mort, lis (Fairbrother). !
to and out Pastoral Swain. CWezlerI. to
10 and ont; Camodeur, 80 (Eidsonl. out.
Time. / "a 4-5 Chaseur also ran
FIFTH RACE-Ons and one sixteenth milea
Pnrcps 104 (Taplin), s to s. to and out
BeLovolent. los tstaKz), to l and to l;
Bolster. l04 (Waslerl. out Time, la la.
y. K Beal Daddys Choice and Mis- Bryn also
ran-
SIXTH RAOE-FiEs furlOngs Leviathan. is
CKnapl. Is to 5. to and to 5; Kings
Champion. lis (Buxtnnl. even and l to 2;
ArIrnus, lis uykel, to L Time I:W Is.
Glen. Substitute. Simpleton. Lady Brighton.
Penelope. Devil Dog. Game Chick and Amer
iczn Boy also ran-
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sinner Puzzles sox.

Suincr fuEktts SOx.
Outside of this session. Shaw was
never in any real danger of being
scored upon. His grunting sinner
is an unsolved problem. although
at times the Cape Cod outfit met
his heaving for solid crashes, but
good fielding by his teammates
helped him over some of the bur-
den.
Shaw's sinner worked so effec-
lively on Davey Shean that he was
given the gate in the eighth ses-
sion by Umpire A. fdebrand. Davey
was kicking throughout the battle
and when he overstepped the bound
ary Hildery issued the early shower
call.
Timely hitting by sergt- Mike
Menosky. Sammy Rice. Joe Judge.
''Fatima" Foster and the long fly
cIouting of recruit outfielder Buzz
Murphy were responsible for the
Nationals quartet of tallies. Judge
opened the battle with a drive to
right field but his teammates fall
ed to help him any further toward
| the counting block.
Nationals Score Two.
Foster opened the fourth with a
double down the right-fleld line,
and Tailed a minute later when Me-
nosky hammered a swinging bunt
past McNaIIey. Mike pulled up at
third when Rice drove one for two
sacks across the hot corner. and tai
lied when Murphy crashed a long fly
to Strunk.
Judge was passed with two down in
the fifth. but Foster failed to help
him along. Sammy Rice tripled to
the right-field wall in the sixth after
two were down, and Tailed when
Babe loafed on his relay to the plate,
and Rice easily slid between
Schang's shin guards.
Judges triple to right, and Me-
nosky's bingle counted the final tally
for the Griffs in the eighth frame.
First Hit to Mays.
Mays obtained the first hit of
Shaw in the third frame after one was
down, but he did not advance, as
Hooper and Shean hoisted out. With
one down in the fourth. Ruth hit and
moved to second on McInnis' infield
out Schang wal passed. but no dam
age was done, as McNalley lifted to
Rice.
After two were down In the sixth
McInnis hit past Foster. but Schang's
effort was only a grounder to Judge
Although Schang tried to pull some
football tactics in getting into the
bag, Judge neatly tagged him down.
Shaw's error on Hooper's grounder to
Judge gave the Red Sox an opening
in the eighth, but their hopes were
only short-lived. as two-ply killing
of Shean's effort. Shanks to Mcbride
to Judge, halted the rally
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SECOND GAME

Rnns-Roth %, McAvos, Rogers t9. Pratt,
Peck Baker. Lewis Pipp (2. WICK Bodie ~.
ODoud. Left on bases-Athletics 6: New York,
Earned uns-Athletics. 4: New York. B.
Twobass hits-Roth. Bodie. Pratt. Three-base
hits-Roth. Fewster. Home runs-Bodie t2l.
Fewster. Sacrifice hits-vick. Lewis Double
plays-Fewster. Peck to Pipp: Baker. Fewster TO
Pipp; Dugan. Grover to Burns. Pitching record
on normahen. hits and S runs. 4 earned.
in ID inninp, B at bat: OF Nelson hit and
no runs in 223 innings. o at bat: off Rogers I
hits and l run, earned In Z innings, none out
in eighth, 3 at bat; off Kinney. Q hits and ]
unearned run in innings. 8 at bat. Struck out
BY Rogers. l; by Kinney Z: by Thormahlen, g.;
by Nelson, 2 bases on balls-Of Rogers, 5; OF
Kinney. l; on Tbormahien, 2: OF Nelson. l.
Winning piteher-Nelson; losing pitcher. Rogers
Wild ptich-Roeers Hit by pitched ball-By
Rogers Pipp). Umpires-Chill and Evans.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
BELMONT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For 3year-olds: one mEs
Uncls's Lassie. lOs; Jack Leasy. los; Comme O
llO; Dendera. los; st. Quentin. B7; War Zone,
III: Toby Rousseau. Ill; Star Realm III
wyndoFer los
SECOND RACE-Four-year-olds and up; about
two miles: The Dean, 40; Decisive II: Carr
Waters. lB: Tudor King. l5; Mohab 157; Full
Cry l5: Saunders Foot ID. rs; Candle. l6
King Fortune. rs; StradiJarius rs; Mr.. Ned.
l5: wingold. 10
THIRD RACE-For 3yearolds; six furlongs
Joyful. los; Esquimau. lG; Star Hampton. I09
Cirrus. E2; You Need, lG; War Mask. ll5
BalnStrade, III: Thunderstorm, los; War Drive
Is; Purchase. l25: Crystal Ford IL
FOURTH RACE-FE 2year-olds; ave fur.
iouss: shoal lT: Who Cares. lG: yellow Hand
Io6; Homely. l06; c. S. Graysou, l05; Panl Jones
IL; Flying Orb. los; Copyright. lG; Sandy Mac,
lC
FIFTH RACE-For 3year-olds and up; on.
mile aud one-sixteenth: Celtic. los; Fen Svoop
ll0; Taraseon. l02; African Arrow. los; N. K
Beal, lis; Sasin. 10: Poacher. lp; Bar o
Phoenix, LII; HickOrynut p5; Dan. ll2; Mill
Race. fo4: Alma B. lG; Piedra, Ip; Commed
q: Jusqu au Bout, 100; TantaIus, ~
SIXTH RACE-For 2year-olds; six furlongs
Indiscretion. l0s; Gloria France, I15: Betty
liz; Polysanda. los; Northern Belle, fos: Marie
Antoinette. leS
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
PEARL LIVINGSTONE
ON MAT AT LYCEUM

The first women's wrestling bout Of
the past few seasons will be staged
at the Lyceum Theater Thursday y
night. when Pearl Livingstone, ac-
knowledged lady champion wrestler,
will meet Grace Brady, of New York.
The match will be best two falls. and
the winner takes all the purse.
Joe Turner and Paul Bowser will
come together again in a return
match. Bowser has won all his
matches with Turner here. and the
latter is anxious to avenge his de-
feats.
Manager Vale of the Lyceum has
reported a large advance sale of seats
for the two star contests.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
Braves and Dodgers Divide.

Brooklyn June 2.-The Braves and
Dodgers divided the double-header
here today. the Robins taking the
first game by to 1 and dropping
the final, to 1. Demaree was pound
ed and had to be relieved in the
opener, while in the nightcap North
rop held the Dodgers safe and kept
the hits well scattered. Score by
innings,
RH.E.
Brooklyn .S..:.o2001o0O ]
Boston .............0 0000001oI 4
Batteries-Grimes and Wheat: DEM
aree. Fillingen and Wilson. Umpires
-O'Day and Quigley.
Second game
RH. E
Brooklyn % $4,000 o-1 9 1
Boston - o o 0 o o 2 ks 9 o
Batteries-Cheney. Mitchell and
Miller; Northrop and Wilson. Um-
pires-Quigley and o'Day.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
HAMMOND JOHNSON,
VIRGINIA STAR, DEAD

Atlanta, Ga, June Anal. Ham
mond Johnson, formerly Of Norfolk.
Va. died several days ago in France
and was buried yesterday at Co.
cheme. Germany. near Coblenz. ac-
cording to a cablegram received here
today by relatives.
Maj. Johnson was a graduate OF
Virginia Military Institute and took
a law course at the University of
Virginia He was a star in football
and baseball and coached for a time.
Previous to entering the army he
had made his home IN Athens, Ga,
where he was married.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
Giants Claim Riehbours.

New York. June John McGraw,
manager of the Giants. intends to
make a fight for the services OF
Lance Richbourg, infielder. who
came from the florida university
team. Whbert Robinson. manager
OF the Dodgers. announced he had
signed Richbourg, but McGraw de-
clared the Giants had a prior claim
and that a claim would be placed
with the national commission.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
Cubs Land Two Games.

Chicago. June 1.-The Cubs de-
feated the Pirates in both games
here today taking the first to o
and the final by the close score of
2 to l. The double win of the Cubs
jumped them into the first divi-
sion.
Score by innings.
Pittsburgh 0 0 o 0 0 o 90 90 . .
Chicago. 3 o 0 2 0 2 x-7 s 0
Batteries-Mayer and Lee: Alex
ander and killifer. Umpires-
KLEIN and Emslie.
Second game:
Pittsburg 900 900 01O OO0-I 6 1
Chicago ..:010 900 900 OOl-2 6 4
Batteries-Cooper and Blackwell:
Douglas and O'FarrelI. Umpires-
KLEIN and Emslie.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
Grifith's Clan Jos Barrops Red Sox--- Other Sports
Me.kI.y |. Wizard.

Jack Moakiey Is the wizard OF
track and field athletics. For
hve years now he has built up q
team at Cornell capable of win
ming the intercollegiate cham
pionships. 1t can be said in
safety that he has no equal in
developing men to 60 distance
Of ground, and extra credit goes
to both him and Cornell this year.
as athletics reached low ebb at
Ithaca during the war.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
Redlegs Beat Cards.

st. Louis. June 2.-The Reds de-
feated the Cardinals here today in
the second game of the series by
7 to 4. The Redlegs outhit the
Cards bunching- hits in the eighth
for four tallies.
Score by innings:
Cincinnati 90 0 004 II Il 2
st. Louis % o Q o 2 o o 0 o. 2
Batteries-Eller and winso:
Meadows. May, Ames. Dilhoefer and
Snyder.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
Champs Handed Zeros
In Opening of Series
Jimmy Shaw Hurls Alright Ball, Nationals
Beating Red Sox 4-o-Carl Mays Fails to
Puzzle Locals.
By JOHN A. DUGAN.

UBMARINE curve twisting proved no puzzle to
Clark Grith's down-trodden Nationals at American
League Park yesterday when Carl Mays attempted
to turn back the Griffs for Barrow's misht Red
Sox club, as the locals went to his offering like
hungry wolves and rung up victory by to O.
James Aloysius Shaw opposed the underhanded
marvel of the Hub tribe James had everything
that winning hurler needs, with the result that
the worlds champs were easy pickings, as but a
trio of binges were gathered off his delivery while
but one of the invading warriors got as far as the
hot
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PULL TRIPLE PLAY
In BEATING BROWNS

Cleveland. June 2-The Indians won
from the Browns today 6 to D. Wood.
Chapman. wamby and Gardner, with
Wamby on the end of two outs. pulled
a triple play. the first of the local
season in the fourth, Wood starting
it after catching a iy ball. UhIe re-
lieved Coveleskie after the fourth and
helped the Indians offensive with a
triple with two on in the eighth.
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Bodies Bat Beats Macks.

Philadelphia, June 2 Francisco
Pizzola. alias Ping Bodie. batted
wild today. and that was the rea-
son that the Yanks clipped of both
games with the Athletics in the first
double-header of the season. Scores:
Bodie Z. Athletics o: Bodie 10, Athlet-
les 5. Bodie went to bat eight times
and smashed out two singles, two
doubles and two homers, for a total
of fourteen bases. He batted in six
runs. Scores:
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Major League Statistics;
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.

Washington, 4; Boston. o.
New York, Z: Athletics, o.
New York. 10: Athletics. 5.
Cleveland. 6: st. Louis. ).
Detroit. 5: Chicago, ;.
Detroit. .; Chicago. l.
where They Play Today.
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Chicago at Detroit.
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Skillman t2l. West e.. Bryant q, Iemer
Martin. Left On bSses-Touedo. IL: Marines. :.
First base on ballS-Od Roster. l: OF Rryant
Innings pdtched-By Benis 2: by Roster, z
Hits made-On Bells. 8; OF Roster. TO- strucf
out-By Bells l; by Roster. &: by Bryant. g.
Threebase hit-CoN. Twobsse hits-Sterzer C2,
kuyaya ~. Sacrifice hft-Hefermsn Sacrifice
fy-Roby. Stolen bAses-McMahon. SkiIlmzn,
Cox 81, West (2. Schleiniger. Moore Bells C0
Roster. Double play-Burch TO Skillman %
Sterzer Hit by pitcher-By Roster ~. Um-
pire-Mr. Hughes Time Of gsme-l.5S
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FIRST GAME

Runs-Peckinpaush ~. Lewis. Pipp. Wick,
Bodie, Hannah. Left on bases-Athletics. Z;
New York. 7. Earned runs-New York. l. Two
base hits-vick. Bodie. Burns. Lewis. Witt.
Sacrifice hit-Shawkey. Double play-Dugsn,
unasssted. Pitching score-Of Seibold. hits
and runs. 4 earned, in I-3 innings, . at bat:
of Naylor. hit and unearned runs in rs in
nins, 5 at bat Struck out-By Seibold, ,.
Bases on ball-Oh Seibold. S; of Naylor. /.
Hit by pitched ball-By seroold (Fewsterl. Balk
-seibold. Umures-Drans and Chill Time
2Oo
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FINGERS ARE LOCKED
ON BAT; HIT ON ELBOW

Albany n. Y. June a.-Struck on
the elbow by a pitched ball, Frank
Gallts fingers became locked on the
baseball bat. and 1t required four men
to pry them loose. GalIt's arm was
paralyzed an hour by the blow.
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GOVERNMENT LEAGUE.

Runs-Dzvis. Clayton. Houlihsn. Hasar. Beard
%, uzge1ld. McGuicilin e.. Pile ts. Mayhew.
PHILLIPS BussiuS LEFT On bzses-N o. s: Bu-
resu. First base on bslls-Od Powell, I: Pie.
l. Struck out-By Powell. a. File. e. HOME
run-iie. Three base hits Bu<ius. Beard Sac
nnce hits-Desn1n. 2 Stolen hAses-Hasar
Roache, DeEnan McGs0clin. Ftzsersh Dca-
bic Itays-Asnkins 10 BussiuS. Deman q
Ro&ohe to Beard Hit By Iateher-By Powell
tFltzgTad Roschel. Passed bAns-shaIda q.
Umpire-Ar. Can Tine Of Eame-2n
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Earned runs-Washington, l. Ffrst base BY er
rors-Bostou, l. Left on bases-washingtou, )
Boston. s. Three base hits-Ric,e Judge Two
base hit-Rice. Sacrifice hys-Murphy (9
Double plays-Shanks to Mcbride to Judge. Wild
piteh-Shaw. Umpires-Hildebrand and Nor
iarty. Time of game-l:l.
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BUSINESS HIGH
L0SESTO TECH
Manual Training Practically
Clinches High School PEN
nant by 9 to 8 Victory.
standing Of ths te.n.:

Technical High. by defeating the
rsrk yesterday. TO & practically
strong Business HiEh Combination IN
the ninth inning at Union Lesfus-
clinched the scholastic baseball tide.
Tubby Page. Of Tech, came through.
with the hit that put Hutchinson
across the plate for q victory. The
score:
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Tot.ls.;. snzR 8 rc..l.... susB .

huns-Parreila. P1ee. Gnbb q .Deck, Dr Vsult,
keliher. Hutchinson ca. schsfer ca. schnidsr
90. Hold, Ppor. ssub,r. Earned runs=T-ch.,
Z; Business, G. LAT On hAses-Tech-, O; Bus
nes. lint base On bsns-On WfIiisms. 4
Struck out-By Hutchinroo. o: b. WillizmA 8.
rwo-bsse hits-PArreiia, Grubb. schafer. Heldz
Sacihce hits-Held. WtIiamA Stolen bas.-
Pamela t9. Grubb o.. PAGE CO. De vsall
Hutchinson, schsfer. He'd CO. schnider o..
Williams. Pryo. Double psays-schnidsr 70
Saube1 10 schafer tz. Parrella TO WardwelL
Hit By pitcher-By HutchinsOn tschniderf.
Umpire-Ar. Hughes Tine Of ssms-iS
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE

Runs-McFsrlAne. Waters C2l. Wright C2l. Movr
er t2l. Straight. Earned nHns-Treasuy 2 Prs
hsse by errocs-ihAnce, ); Treasury. 3 Let On
hases-Flnsnce. S: Treasury. 3 Inst bAse On
balloon Sedgwick, 5: Walker. Innings pitched
by Sedg~ick. s: walker. T. Struck On-By
sedseviek. g. Waller, G. Twobsse hits-McFsr-
lane. Stolen hAses-isher Downs MoyeI. Doa-
BILE plSys-Moyer to Waters to Wright Umpr,
-Fsnshsv. Tine Of gzmeIS
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Twin Bill to Giants.

New York. June 2.-The Giants won
both games in the double bill here
today from the Phillies-7 to 4, and
8 to 7. In the second game Causey
was pounded hard in the first in
ming and the visitors scored six tai
lies. Score by innings:
R.H.E.
Philadelphia ...120OefO0o- 8 .
New York ........0003 0320O2x-7 4
Batteries-Packard and Cady: Ra-
gan and McCarty. Umpires-Harri-
son and Byron.
Second game
R.H.E.
Philadelphia .6OOOO1000-7 10 1
New York ........200101o5x x-g1 0
Batteries-Hogg. Jacobs and Cady;
Causey, Dubus, Perritt, Winters.
Gonzales and McCarty. umpires-
Byron and Harrison.
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Fort Myer Loses to Federal A. c.

In an interesting and exciting
game the Federal A. c. took the
Eleventh Calvary clean of their
horses by a race of to 2. Fort
Myer failed to hit Pfiers delivery.
Nichols and Jones both played good
ball for the losers. Score by in
nings:
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Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
New York, Z: Phillies. 4.
New York. 8: Phillies. Z.
Brooklyn, 3; Boston. l.
Boston. S; Brooklyn. 1.
Chicago. z; Pittsburgh, q.
Chicago, 2; Pittsburgh. /.
Cincinnati. z: st. Louis, 4.
Where They Play Today.
Phillies at New York.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
SfuadIux of fhe CIuhs
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Both Tech and Central swimming
squads are preparing for the coming
scholastic swimming meet June T.
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Tech and Central will meet in what
is expected to be the best scholastic
game of the series, June 10
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Ruth the when
he and Schang passed. the double steal through
successfully but Ruth did long Val Pnch picked him
off when McNaey failed to hit and
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RIGHT EARFUL

Jess Willard IS Ike an Cd
maid. inasnuch as both con
ceal their true age. in order that
they may fool mere man into
making . match.