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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
DRIVING PARK RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-About five furlones: Precious
Jewel. 10 tGargsnl, 500. 3sO. $40; Lloyd GeorZe.
M smith. SO. 500: Old Bill Bender. LIS
tNbnderl, $50 Time i:o4+ Daisy l., Chal-
ienEe. Bon Sante, Left Fielder Doctor Davis.
Revolution also ran.
SECOND RACE-About five frrlongs: Annie
Edgar. lcs tMondOnl. 81 TO- li.l0. $40; Paginini,
-l'3 CMAnderl. SO. 40; Bunice 1lo Ryan. 40.
Time. l:O4. Lobeia. Master McGrath. Celtabel.
Twenty Seven Golden List, Camba also ran.
THIRD RACE-About seven fUrlongs: Ca
hallo. l05 tGarganl. 15.4O. 10. $780, fodder, %
-. CMondonl. $50. $50: Jake Schas. lls (Hilemanl.
100. Time. l % 25. Indian Spring Plurenz,
London Girl, Iron Boy. Heredity also ran.
s FOURTH RACE-About seven f1rlongs: Lola.
lW Finley, 40. SO. go; Kathleen Fl. lO7
7tStriinzl. 400. 100: Leo4na. lis CHilemAn). $50
Time. IS IS. Chemuns, Beverly James, Capt.
tai City. American, Robert Lowen. Ed Plaudit
also ran.
% FIFTH RACE-Abolt seven furIongs: Ben
Hampsoa, Us Doyle. $50 40. 80: Rey En-
MIS- IL tGarEanl. 9O. $40; General, lis Mon
dDul. go Time. / % Is. Koran. Carl ELL
waneer also ran.
RACE-About seven furlonrs: Sky
man. los tSmithl. z. %. $50, SO: Isabelle H.
/. Stirling. 500. 40; RefUsee ll9 (Hileman).
, $50. Tine . IS. Quin, Ocean Prince, Front
! Royal Clark NJ aLo ran.
, SEVENTH RACE-Mile and one-sixteenth:
d, STIR Up los Doslel. SO. 30. 30: Arbitrator,
. lis Jackson. ~. 27o; Grsmere los (Muudon).
t.D. Tine. 80 Is. Rosewzter. Thrift, Stumb-
: ler md. Bicrman also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
DEDICATE ATHLETIC
FIELD TO KILLION

Killion Field will hereafter be the
name of the athletic field at the Catho-
lie University in honor of Edward l..
Killion, of Maiden. Mass. a former
student and noted college athlete, who
died in service abroad. The dedica-
tion ceremonies will take place June
IL at a reunion of the university
alumni
killion. who was one of the crack
university stars. had served during
his university life on both the foSt-
ball and baseball teams. He had been
graduated from the university in 1916.
In May, 1917. he entered an officers
training camp at Camp Devens. Aver.
Mass, winning a commission OF cap-
taincy. He was fatally wounded while
leading his troops. August. 1918.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Scholastic Sports.

Central, Eastern, Western and Tech
track athletes will compete in the an
nual field and track meet in the Cen
trail High School stadium tomorrow.
The meet was scheduled last Satur-
day. but owing to the weather II was
postponed. Among the events are the
100. go. 40. $50. mile relay. shot put
broad jump, pole vault, and high
jump. There will also be freshmen
events.
In the preliminaries last Friday Cen
tral made a creditable showing by
qualifying thirteen men, Tech, eight
and Western. 5. This indicates that
Central will win the meet, but many
scholastic fans predict that IL will be
a battle royal to the finish.
Emerson Institute will battle the
Eastern High nine on the Monument
lot diamond today. Good competition
is expected. for Emerson has a reor-
ganized team.
Swimming at Central is progress
ing at fine form. Coach Brun-
ner anticipates keen prospects In fu-
ture swimming meets. Tech swim
mers are looming into view. which in
dicates old rivalry in another sport.
Central is scheduled to meet the
Shenandoah Valley baseball combina-
ton at winchester tomorrow
Business High will encounter Gen.
trail in a scholastic baseball game on
the Monument lot tomorrow. Will
Jams will twirl for Business. while
Krupp gill go on for Central.
The strong Western High combina-
ton will clash with the Georgetown
Preps' nine on the Georgetown dia-
mond tomorrow.
The Eastern-Central tennis match
will be played Friday. The match
was postponed. being scheduled last
Saturday.
1t looks that Central and Tech will
have to organize new baseball teams.
II is rumored that the majority OF
the boys on the baseball squad have
had trouble with their studies. Eligi-
bility rules are now doing their dirty
work
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BELMONT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Thrceyear-old and up: 81
furlonss. Bully Boy. ll2; Currency. lis; Bill
McClOy lis; Audacious. III; Salyastra, llS;
Old Rosebud. l3i: Lucullite. II Out the Way.
Il. Tracksend. lis; Regal Lodge. Ia
SECOND RACE - Four-year-olds and up;
about miles. Decisive. 80; Tetan. IN; Trumpa-
tor. $50: Duettiste IA: Crest Hill. IA; Capt.
Par. IA; La Marsouin. l3s; Babcock. l3s
THIRD RACE-Four and one-half furiongs.
Ireland. ll6; FLYING Orbs. III; Pere Crime 100
Eastern Glow. 81; Kirah, loe
FOURTH RACE - Three year-oids and up:
Metropolitan Handicap; l mile Papp, lis;
Routlcdge, %; Lanus. l3; Sweep On, lG;
Hollister. ia; Star Master, Ils; Lucullite, III
Foreground. los; Corn Tassel 10; Trump La
Morte. lis; Naturalist, lA.
FIFTH RACE-Four year -olds | mile Camoue.
heur. loi; Lord Herbert, le: Snap Dragon "a.
III: Princeps. 1l2; CONNIE Ci g; Jusqu Au
Bout, l2o; Poacher. ITO; African Arrow. H.
SIXTH RACE - Two-year-olds; ~ furlongs.
Dunsandel. us; Marianao. liz; Flying Flower.
lie; Repeater. lis; Shoal. lis; Service Star lis:
Sugar Mint, liz; Dominique, lis; Lady Brighton.
liz; Heavy Weapon, lis; Amenus lis: Pilgrim.
lis; Round Robin. 1l5; Red Domino. 1l5; Ro-
may. rs; Toujours. H.
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Herald's Amateur
Directory.

Get your club registered In The
HeraId's amateur directory II you
want games with the best clubs In
this vicinity. II your schedule II
now short of games md you are
anxious to fill these dates write OF
phone the Sporting Department Of
The Herald and register your team
Immediately. This directory will be
n daily guide for you to arrange
games.
Brentwood Athletic Club-G. W. Richards man.
agcr. P. o. BoH f2s, Mount Rainsz. Nd.
Rapid Athletic Ciub-J. Paul Carrier, manssa.
I4 Fourth street southeast
Herzl Club-John b. Neyisrr, manager, 81.
Third street northwest; Is years Of age.
Y. VI. II. A.-Cy Wolf. manager, Eleventh
street AID Pennyylvania avenne northwest
Eagle Athletic Club-Pani Me1ink, manaef
30 Fifteenth street southeast
Department Of Justice-Earl q. Shorb, man.
aser. Room u Department Of Justice
farpz Athletic Club-H. Raley, manager. ca:
virginia sNenue southeast: 10 years Of age.
Rex Athletic Club-James f. Wright. manager,
SO Twelfth street northeast
Opratiou. Shipping Boarde Manager, Room
32, l5l7 street northwest
ferco Club-Orlando Fains, mznapx 5p -Four
teenth street northwest: IS years Of age.
hysienic Labotatry-L Louis Bender manager
Hygienic Laboratory d. O.
Columbia loi. Prnters-C. J. Dcsper, manaser.
Herald Office D. C.
Clarendon A. C.-Joe Gieble, manager, sb
Ninth street northeast
Aloysus Club Robert oIone. manager, q Eye
street northwest
TruIton Juniors-Phono North ssa
Ie Drodt Hgers-Andrew L. Allen. manage
"a W street northwest
Cherydale Club-Mickey johnson, manager,
Cherrydale Va.
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DRIVING PARK ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Fre furlonEs: Dots. lG
wehew, lr; Mary FItzhuSh. lc'; Fastep. los
Slick ii, l0; Little One. H.
SECOND RACE-Ffve furlonss: Roseheld
los: Frenchy, lis; Otisco. lis; Toy Miss, lis
JuanitA Ill, IN: Ssfranor. lis; Naomi Walton,
lis; Careen, lI5: Tit for Tat, lis; Apple Jack
10. Also eligibie-Pastoria, us; Royalty, 10
Camba, lis; Dalvood. l1
THIRD RACE-Seven furiongs: Padua, 100
Cabalio. los; SKY Man, l6; Irish Maid. ice
Call Shot, LIS; Ettlecote. loc; Fustisn, los
Say, lo7: Ocean Prince, liz
FOURTH RACE-Seven furlonss: 'Haselnut
llo; Quin. lis; El Plaudit. lis; CAPITAL 0ty
LIS; Progressive. III: Betterton. lis; Carl Ell
waneer, lis; DR.. Chsrcot, ll5; Counsel, us
Tanby. lls. Also eligibe-James G, lis; Gen
eral, III: viii Soon. lis; Perseus. lis.
FIFTH RACE-Seren furloags: Avion. lo4
Sweet Alyssum. les: Promise Me, lis; Lindsey
loe; Clark NJ. us: Galley Head, lis.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and one-siIteenth: AT
torney Muir. loe: Satisfied, los; Capt Hodge
loe: Dsrkey. llo: American. Ill; Molly o. l6i
Sam Hill. le; Ermont, 10; Stir Up. llo.
SEVENTH RAcB-Mile and onesirtecnth
Miss Eiley. lo4: Roswster. p5; Austral lu
Grasmere. llo; Ben HAmpson. li; London Girl
l6; Dafrose. los; Jake Schss. loe; MsIim's
Choice 1lo
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SI furiouss: Blaisc. lcs
tDunohue), IsS, $50. SO; Mare John: 3
Iwnls), $50. s2p: Thistle Green. l0 tBsr'
rctt), 40 Time. lis 55 Harry ID. Gonstone'
Lady Fsirplay, Bwerette, Lady Luxury. Id Gar
rison. Van Sylvia and OroiI dor also ran
SECOND RACE-Fuur and oue-haf furlonss
Burpuyne lOi CRobipson). lop 40. 30; frank
W., ll3 CKirchbauml. SO. $40: Spartan Boy
Ill Hanover), u.D. Time. o+h Jack Pryor
Beau Bruamel. RAPID Stride and DIrectoT
James also ran.
THIRD RACE-0ne mile: Green Grass. l0'
PocD. 40, SO. out: Herald. les (Rootnsnl
40. out; Sewall Ombs, los Gamer. out.
Time. lal IS Jim Hefering also ran
FOURTH RACE-Si1 furionSs: ST. Bernar1
loe (PcoD. 40 SO. 500; Sam Reh. l6 CBurkel,
$50 li.4o: Mormon los Garner. 20 Bets
Legal, General Haig, Frank Mstto1. Sveepans
Glance and Sammy Boy also rsn-
FIFTH RACE-Five furlonss: Alta Boy IND.
lo2 Robinson). 900, so. 40: Ruby. lo Thur,
beri, $50 80: Tslisman. loi Browne. SO.
Time, l13 IS American Soldier. Popeyes,
Breadnsn. Villa Gaffney and Friz also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and a sixteenth: Mlstress
Polly. 80 (Boylelg 40. 40 500; Bngart ns
tBroxnel. 1870. $40; Manokin, liz CTfoisel.
40 Time, ;is 25 Pulfux. Sungold. Raider
and Brownie Mcdowell also
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and a slItecnth: The
Cullen Bon. 81 (Bosle1. SO so. 80: Ernest
B.. loe Gamer. 500 80: H. C. Bssch. los
tBruwnel. 80 Time. l:45 Is Zsfsrer, Golden
Glow. Dick Williams and Chick Barley also
ran
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PRINTERS ANXIOUS
TO ARRANGE GAMES

The Washington Union Printers
Athletic Association intends to place
"a baseball team on the field at the
4 earliest possible date. The manage
ment has already received assurances
from a number of candidates that
they will aspire to places on the team.
and it Is hoped that a formidable ag-
gregation gill be got together.
The team is open to all union print
ers and registered apprentices who
have served two or more years at the
trade Practice will be resumed at
once on the Rosedale Fairgrounds
diamond, Seventeenth and Gale streets
northeast. practice days being Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday. begin
ming at o'clock p. IN.
Address all COMMUNICATIONS to c. }.
a tDesper. manager. care Washington
Herald Composing Room, or Frank
Z. Thornburg. assistant manager, 5O7
Thirteenth street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
PASTORAL SWAIN
LANDS STAKES
Comes Up with Rush
And Takes Honors in
Jamaica Feature.

Jamaica, May 21-Pastoal Swain won
the Highland Selling Stakes for s.
year-olds and upwards at six furlonss
today in a CLOSE race. Coming from
behind he caught up to the leaders
in the last furlong and finished with
a strong burst.
Roi Craig finished second and Ger
annie. closing with a great rush. finish
ed third. The weather was cloudy and
the track sloppy and heavy. although
there We're several good exhibitions
of racing. The summary:
FIRST RACE-FIre furlongs: Mile. Dnie.
100 tsandel. I to l. S To 6. out: Aerial. 1l2
(Metcaln. TO 10. out Sandy Mac. loi tNolanl.
out Time. 1915. Pokey Jane. Tumble
wced. Sandy Mac and Pokey Jane coupled.
SECOND RACE-six furlongs: Toadstooi
lC5 (WtSsslcr). Is to 5. even. to 2; Appleton
Wiske. III Brntou). to /. TO 1; UnNise
Child. l0o (McAteel, to l. Time. lIsl-5
Thistle. Bacc.ret. Glenn. Malice. Tarascon.
Hindoostan. Frank Waters. Virago, Half and
Half Golden Soldier, Ultra Gold also ran.
THIRD RACE-six furiongs: Naturalist; ho
Fairbruther,. ls to s. even. to 5; Ahadane.
III Uoftus'. To 5. out; Blairgowrie, lis
(Schuttingtr,. to .. Tine ll4l5 Hendrie.
Fellswoop, Lady Gertrude also ran.
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs: Pastoral
Swain. lOl tETi/sonl. - to l. s tn l. I to /;
nj 'fHiS, no W bfiehI' 10 - 70
Ceramic. los tMountanl, s 20 l. Time. rs s.
Teddy Rousseau. Scoots, JuEenescence, Upde's
Lassc. ST Quentin also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and one sixteenth miles
Poor Butterfly. lO6 0Pickens,. 9 To 10. to 6.
out Joan Of Arc. 81 twessIerl. l to }. out
SunnnSdale. 100 tDreyerl. 9 TO l. Time. :i9 IS.
Plantarede. Sir VIM. Johnson. Lady Ward also
ran.
sINTH RACE-Fire furlongs: Betty J.. liz
C'TroNleri. | 70 s. to 5. ; to 5: ShoaI, lis
tShuttingerl. ; TO .. to S; Northward, lis
lAHbruscl. to . Time, l02 Indiscretion
Genmc W. Incnerator. Hampden. Gloria
France also ran Shoal and Indiscretion coupled
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KINGS OF TURF TAKE
HONORS DESPITE MUD
AT CAPITAL SHOW
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWO.

ence Moore. tr.. won second place
with BARLEY Bubbles. The cup was
presented by Miss Hilda Sykes.
The summaries
Nass b-Miltary hunting clss. First uise
Sir Dixon. Brig. Gen William Mitchell; second
prize. Homesgain. Brig Gen. William Mitchell
third prize. -Four Aces. Lieut.. Col. J. T. wylie:
fourth prize, Yellowstone Regent, Col j. W.
Niner.
Class e-Harness horses. First rrize. Pick Of
the Basket, Fairfield Farms second prize Glen
avon Lady. Fairfield Farms; third prize. Pirette,
Mrs. Agnes q. Johnstone
Class O-Open to all hunters. First rEize.
clinker. Glen Riddle Farms; Silver Crest Fred
eric McElhoue: third race. Anne Ford. Side
Hill STABLES: fourth, prize. Robin Hood. Goode-
stone Stables
Class 7S-Ladies' hunters. Silver Crest. Fred
eric McElhone; second prize Water Baby Vint
Hill Farms; third prize. Midnight. Andrew and
Holloway; fourth prize. Decoration, GoodstoIe
Stables.
Class 5s-Green hunters Postponed until %
today.
Class A-sta.lions to sire cavalry types First
prize. Adams Express U. S. Remount Station ;
second prize, Perkio. U. s. Army Remount Sta
ton
Class 3o-Local harness horse. First prize,
Seaton Easter. Clarence Moore; second prize,
PIrette, Mrs Agnes G. Johnsone; third prize
Jack London. Avery Coonley.
Class l3-Norice harness horses One entry,
Pick Of the Basket. Fairfield Farms
Class 3-Road saddle horses noEices First
prize. Mount Pleasant Shanbrook Stables; Sc
ond prlze, Pride Of Charlton, W. W. Osborne
third rrlze, Oral, Side Hill Stables fourth prize.
Golden. Mrs. Agnes q. Johnstone.
Class AEHuDters, MscMurray cup. First
prize. Westberry. Dennis Upson; second prize,
Monogram, Glen Riddle Farms: third prize,
Eye Opener, Z. L. Redmou; fourth prize, Sill
yer Crest, Frederic McElhoue
Class l2-Hsrness horses pairs. First prize,
Mogui and Ideal Matthias. A. W. Atkinson
second rrl1e. Made in America and Irving Marl-
brough, Fairfield Farms Two entries
Class 2S-Ponies in harness. First prize. Bart
ley Bubbles Clarence Moore: second prize, Bart
ley Befour. Lloyd Moore; third prize, vint dor,
vint Hill Farms; fourth prize. Star Bem, U. s.
Remount Station
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ARLINGTON ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For 2ycar-olds and upward
about Ave and one half furlongs: Oakland. l2o
Jutland. l1s; Arrowsmith. 11s; Booth. lS5: Run,
ming Creek 10: Cstoctin, 100: StarcTsft. us
Liberty Lady, Ito: Lendonia, 1lc
SECOND RACE-For 3-year-olds and upward
about one mile Snd a sixteenth: Little Eug.
land l25; Miss McGiggle 125: Wewoka. l03;
savilla, lis; Fels lls; Jackonetta, ITO; Uncie
Sand, l23
THIRD RACE-The wardman Park Hote
Cup; steeplechase: 4-year-oIds and upward; about
two miles: Nettie H.. l3i; Porin, l53; CuTer
Belle. Isl; Windmill. l43; Hsdnnning Isl
Goldilocks, l56; Captsin Cassatt. I55
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
STATE BUMPS
KENDALL GREEN
Marylanders Hammer Fer.
guson Slants Beating Cal
laudet by l2-0 Count.

Maryland State bumped Ferguson
hard yesterday at College Park. while
Aitcheson held Gallaudet to four hits.
and the State nine won from the Ken
dali Greens for the second time this
season by II to o. State got five runs
in the opening frame on a base on
balls. a hit batsman. and four con-
secutive singles.
Aitcheson pitched alright ball all
the way and allowed only two Gallau-
det men to get as far as second base
Riggs led the winners at bat with a
double and two singles. States total
of bingles of Ferguson was thirteen.
Score:
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ST. ALBANS ATHLETES
:. LAND TRACK MEET

st. Adams defeated Friends School
IN dual track meet yesterday on
Satterlee field. Score: st. Adams. 81;
Friends. IS
st Adams captured all four relays
by small margins p. Davis, Jones.
Bradford and F. Waters were the
main point winners.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Shecker Sues for Divorce

Detroit. Mich. May q. : Pitcher
Urban Shocker. of the st. Louis
Browns. has filed suit for divorce
against his wife. Minerva. He
charges his wife tried to ruin his
professional career by telling false
stories about him to managers of
baseball clubs
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Wrestling Features Show.

The wrestling match held at st.
Elizabeth's last night was featured
by a handicap bout between Private
Earl Williams and Frank Zeraga,
which was won by Williams as he
stayed the ten minutes. the time
limit. Louis Zeraga, the heavy
weight champion. put the big
Greeks shoulders to the mat in six
evening,
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
PRIEST NAMED BOXING
INSPECTOR In JERSEY

Trenton, N. J., May 21.-The Rev.
James A. O'Donnell, assistant curate
of st. Johns Catholic Church, of Or
ange, and ]. H. Raymond, director of
street and public improvements of
Newark, were named by the State
Athletic Commission yesterday to fll
the positions of boxing inspectors.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Tarheels to Play Middies.

Raleigh, ". C., May 81. = North
Carolina State College will meet the
Naval Academy in football October
4. at Annapolis. according to the
schedule of the local school made
public tonight. Seven other colleges
and universities. all in the South
afbear on the schedule.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
DARK
GUY MORTON HANDS
ATHLETICS SETBACK
On
praught

Cleveland. Ohio. May A--The Ath-
letics never had a chance in the drst
game of the season with Ice Fohrs
hopefuls today. the Indians winning
Z to 2 Guy Morton pitched alright
ball throughout. Perry. Seibold and
Naylor were all batted hard. wambs-
ganss hit safely for the twelfth con-
secUtive game. cracking out a single
snd a double Score:
Phih AbH.OA AhHOAE
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Cards Prove Easy.

Philadelphia. May Jack Coombs'
Phillies had no trouble in disposing of
the Cards here today by 6 to 0. The
Cards used up trio of pitchers try
ing to halt the Phillies. Score by in
nings:
St Louis ....OOOOo 100000 o
Philadelphia ..0OO4OO s-612 1
Horstman. Ames. Tuero and Snyder,
-Dilhoefer; Packard and Adams. Um-
pires. Rigler and Moran.
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Navy.C. U. Game Of.

Annapolis, Md, May 21-The Navy
Catholic University baseball game was
called off here today on account of the
rain which started during the night
and kept up all day, making the
grounds too wet to play on.
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Luck with Brownies.

Austin out. hit by batted ball
st Louis. ....-......... o o o o 0 o o l Ii
Earned rrns-St Louis. l. Twobase hit
s,sler. Sacrifice hits-Gedeon ~. sisler. Stolen
bsse-Shanks. Hit by pitched ball-By Shaw
(siSler). Bases on balls-On Shaw, g. Struck
out-By Shaw, Z: By SLocker T. Left on bases
Washington. s; St Louis. Z. Time of game
hour 20 minutes. Umpires-MesaS Hide
brand and Moriarty
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Deyereaux Released, !,

Chattanooga, Tenn. May q. In
fielder Devereaux has been uncondi-
tionally released by the Chattanooga
Lookouts. Devereaux has landed with
the Columbia club in the Sally League
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Major League Statistics
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results

Hestcrday's Results.
st. Louis, 1; Washington, 0.
Cleveland. Z; Athletics, 2.
Detroit, s: Boston, S.
New York-Chicago; rain,
Where They Play Today.
Washington at st. Louis.
Athletics at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
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Pirates Beat Braves.

Boston, May @1.-The Pirates took
the final game Of the series from tn"
Braves here today by a 4-to-e count
The Braves outhit the Pirates. but
errors helped in the scoring OF the
runs. Score by innincs:
Pittsburgh FOO 02OoOoO-4 1
Boston ..........O110O 0OOOOr2 :
Cooper and Sweeney. Ragan. FIIin-
gill and Wilson. Umpires. Klein and
Emslie
At West Point-Army, 1; Holy Cross,
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Maryland State....... I-E
Tsobase hits-Snyder Risgs. Aitcheson. Runs
-Snydc> I2l, Rigs C3l, r. knode. BAILEY W
Aitcheson, Keen Barall, Nolster. S&cr1hoe hits
R. Knode. s. Knode. Stolen bzses-Bsiley C9'
Keen. Bs-sI. Double plays-S knode. Rigr
70 n Knode FIr~ base On bsIls-Od Aitche-
son, /; OF Ferguson. s. First bsse On errors-
State, 5; G&Ilzudct, l. Hit by ptcher-bS
Ftrg,lson Rigs Struck out-By Aitcheson- ,
by Ferxuson. s. Tmel4o Umpire-hr. Creese
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Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.

Phillies. 6; st. Louis. 0.
Pittsburgh, 4; Boston. 2.
Cincinnati-New York: rain.
Chicago-Brooklyn; rain.
Where They Play Today.
Chicago at Phiiadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh At Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
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ston. Mamb~ganss t2l. Wit Roth. Twohs .
hits-Roth. Namh-Eznss Stul-n hsses-Dlrzu.
Chairman SscrIncr fy-WAlkeT. Du1blr ma >
-Naylor 10 Burns. Morton Wambsrsns, ~
johnson Left On basez- PhilRdelrhIA
Cleveland Z First hsse on eTrnrs-Tnilsd0I-
Ihia. .; CleEelAnd. I. Base ~ tzIls-Oa Per
3 Seibold. l. Morton Hits - rcrrz-S Ip
inninE>: - Nsylor ; in - inuInr. Se.hslI.
in IS iunuEs Hit h. piuhgr-By Seiholt
tSn.th'. Rsk-PTr-. SJrucR By Nsylr-
?; hy Morton. . Winning Iitrhe-- Nlor7cu
Losing Tntcher-Pcrry. JmIircs-McssS Owen
and Dineru
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-22
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Petersburg Canning company. In
corporated. Petersburg. Va $2h,'
900 canning business. G. r. Steere
president. Chicago. III: Eugene Steere,
secretary, Petersburg, Va.
Bland County Live Stock assoeia-
ton. Incorporated. Bland. Va. So
900 breeding and sale OF live stock. W.
A. NewhaYYy. Erest dent: y s1a. ,yI'sta-
Bile. secretary. Both Of Bland, Va.
The Chincoteague Toll Road and
Bridge company. Chinccteague, va
500. 900 toll bridge and toll road. D.
J. Wheaton, president: Leroy Jester
secretary. Both OF Chicoteague. Va.
Spindle Sales and Brokerage COM
pany. Incorporated. Norfolk. Va
$75, 900 mercantile business. J. w
Spindle. president; E. G. Spindle,
secretary. Both OF Christiansburg
Va.
Southern Phosphogerm company,
Incorporated. Richmond. Va. $500
600 fertilizer business. NJ. W. Lloyd,
president; s. 8. Simpson, secretary
Both Of Richmond. Va
Empire Millinery company. Ineor-
porated. Richmond, Va, $4,000 mil
linery business NJ. Sharvoe. presi-
dent. Richmond. Va: Isidor Freed
secretary. New Haven. Va
Beaver Chemical company, 1ncor-
porated. Damascus, Va $4,000
manufacturing dyes. chemicals. etc !.
r. Rooney, president, Buffalo. N. T.;
G. A. Racker. secretary, Billerica,
Mass.
G. W. Hodges Feed and Produce
company. Incorporated, Norfolk. Va.
$4,000 feed and milling business. G.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-22

W. Hodges. president: NJ l.. Hodges
secretary Both of Norfolk. Va.
Norfolk County Motor Corporations
Norfolk County, r. o. Address r. III.
p. 3. Berkeley, Va. $4,000 autom6-i
bile business. c. r. Gibbs. president.
c. w. Hall, secretary. Both OF Berk !.
ley, Norfolk. Va
Konnarock Store company. Incer-a
saenYsstsssa- =. Esunnayeck, VA #ss.ss $Sasae4
mercantile business. ]. II. HassfngS
president: p. ]. Kempft, secretary.
Both Of Konnarock. Va.
National-Hewitt com pany, Incorpo-s
rated. Alexandria. Va. 800. 600 au-
tomobile business. II, Noel Carney
president: Gardner L. Boothe. secrG-s
tary. Both OF Alexandria. Va.
Amendments:
Atlantic Iron Works. Incorporated.s
Norfolk, Va. Increasing it's capital
stock from $4,000 TO 100000
The Academy of Music. Incorpo-S
rated. I4ynchburg. Va. Increasing IN
capital stock from $4,000 to $SNss
900.
Virginia Fruit Juice company. Ins
corporated, Norfolk. Va. Increasing
its capital stock from $500, ooo 70 Sl..-.
900. 600 So
Supplemental Certificate OF Incpr-
poration. Liberty Wood worklrHs
Corporation. Richmond. Va. RednEl6ES
its minimum capital stock from S5.OVes
TO $1,000.