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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BAI,TIMORE, Md, Nov. 3.-Wheat:
Firm. constant demand: No. ., Red
winter. S2.35% to S2.36A; No. Red
Winter, garlicky. s2.33& to $2.54; re-
ceipts, 34,554; shipments, S94. Corn
Firmer; No. 2, yellow, old domestic,
81. 60 bid: receipts. "a; shipments,
.OS3. Oats-Firmer: No. 3 white, do
nestle, SOds1 Y; receipts. POSI-; ship
ments, $3.50 Rye-Quiet; No,
Western, export, spot, $3.50; receipts,
100: shipments, go. Hay-Firm on
better grades. Flour-Dull holiday
tomorrow.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
TODAYS SALES

MergenthaIer Linotype. 5G 140h.
After caIl-PotomaC Electric first
5s, 50 ,000694.
Potomac Electric general SIS, $1,000
G94, S1,000d94
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred. 2@5S.
Washington Gas. "a 5OA.
Commercial National Bank. 1061SS.
CAPITAL Traction, 106S95s, 10000.
Washington Gas, 2G50A.
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REPORT FAVORABLY
ON TWO FOR JUDGES

The Senate Judiciary Committee to-
day reported favorabIy the nomina-
ton of John w. Peck, of Cincinnati
as United States district Judge of the
southern district of Ohio, and Rep.
resentative E. Y. Webb as United
States district judge of the western
district of North Carolina
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MUSICIANS SAY DANCES
TOO SHORT. INCOMES HURT

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Nov. 3.-The
Kalamazoo Musicians Union has pro-
tested to the city commission against
the ordinance which requires pubic
dances be stopped az midnight or
before, on the ground that it unneces-
sarily curtails their income.
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HOTELS
NEW YORK
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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The Washington herald., 1919-08-19

Left on base. CIoT rs. I3 Torpedo. stolen
h4ses- ~ter7cr. Miller - ~acTlnce hit-Con-
o~S TSphaSe hit Covert ~trlck out Hy
RusChcr s Ly Kuhnrr Ras, On hall OF
Rus,hrr. ): of Kuhncr1 l. Wild I.'ch Kuh-
mort. TdSed hall CunuOrs Douhlr play Kun
nrrt to Kuyaya tn Stcrzer
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
WANT MILTON AS
SARATOGA STARTER

Saratoga Springs. y. Y. Aug IS
Tho directors Of tho Saratoga Asso-
ciouon need a starter. and an ortort
IS being made to c't James Milton. OF
Baltimore. to take the place uf Mars
Cassidy, who IS said TO be 50 i'll that
he may rot hc able to resume his
duties until the Belmont Park meet
ing.
Judge Pcttir-iIl again took his 7la 90
at the barrier this afternoon. and 4
fairly well. in fact. remarkably vel.
considering tho fact that it is years
since ne started horses.
Unfortunately. however the Jockeys
are lacking m connde~ce. or else pro
sumo ON his comparative InovpcriauCr.
and as a result some OF them tried to
DO the starting themselves.
Wholesale Suspensions for breaking
through tho barrier would d. r'oro tho
jockey ranks to such an extent that
Judge Petting.ll WAS move '"ri'U, tha"
some OF the bows do~ervoF. Several
horses broke under the Webbing three
times in the last event -S the hOyS
tried to anticipate the starter
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
UNITED HUNT MEET
FOR BELMONT PARK

New York, Aug. S.-Sportsmon
and turfmen Of national standing
who have recognized the value Of
the United Hunts Racing Associa-
tIon work in its relation TO the pres
ent firm footing which racing en-
joys have fiocked to the standard OF
the organization and aided the aSSo-
clation IN liberal financial fashion
IN anticipation Of its autumnal Sos
sion. which viii take the form OF a
'wo-day meeting at Belmont Park
Terminal August 80 and September
s.
That all II" leading lights of tho
runnirg-h"r>" game Will not be At
Saratoga Is IN evidence with TN"
nomination Of the officials who " III
!nanaE" the Hunts meet these IN
ciUdinC some Of the best known Of
American racing men and sports
men. The stewards named are +.
Ambros" Clarh. Henry ". Bull. Maj.
Thomas Hitchcock and Joseph E.
Davis
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19

FIRST RACE-Five and onehsF furlouEs
Sandy Beal lis RiCel. l. to 10. to ; l
tG ): David HarIm. lOS DMcAtec1. { 10 ], TO
ETergay, 40 dyke, l to ;. Time. l 09 Is.
Ireland. Round Robin. Captain Herslow, Marx
W"st. Victor :. ENrl0ugh, Larghetto. Bnnhld
also ran.
SECOND -Stespechase; about two
miles: GoOdfclow l4S diamond. to ). l to (.
out; Garter, l33 tMct7earyl. = to l. Z to 10;
Rhomb li3 Howard. : to TO- Time. 4Z3 ).
Harwood, KinEStown Pier also ran
THIRD RACE-Six furlongS: Naturalix rs
Fairbrother, to 5. ; to S. ] TO 4; Lion
Dor, liz IEkel, 5 to >. 8 to s. Billy Kelly.
rs iSandel. / to 3 Time LIB IS Ticklish.
Midnight Sun, Gloomy Gus, Star Hampton,
C0,Ttship, War God Elm Queen also ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile: CamoUhcur, los
(hummer), even, l 10 5. out; Thistledon. los
lSandel, ! to , out: Tctley. e6 Boyle. out
Time. la 35. Gath also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile: Poacher. lls
lFatorl. 9 to TO- to 5, l to 6; Captain Hocge,
1903 iBoylel, TO l, to 5: Starrr. lOS rSneide-
mani. to L Time. I:i3l-5. Keen Jane, WA
TaS. Don Dodge. Nelle Yorke. Bob Hensley.
Glcirner. Stitch in Time also ran
SIXTH RACE-FiVe furlonES: PrpCir1.
Pcarl. ia MusSrayel l2 to / ) to l. ; TO >:
Swirl, ll4 CFairbrUtherl. . to I. even: sugar
mint lH tMcAteel. to 10. Time Os fat
LoTT'heline. Fsit Accompu. Game Chick, Wa
ters Meet also ran
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
OARSMEN SPEED UP
FOR FINAL REGATTA

Philadelphia, Aug. Is - Strenuous
work has started in the ranks Of
Schuylkin Navy oarsmen in prepare
ton to the Middle State regatta
which will be held on the SchuyIkilI
River Labor Day. Entries are being
planned by almost every club. led of
course. by the Jndiuc and Nospor
clubs. between whom great rivalry
has sprurg up this year.
So anxious nave these two organiza-
tons become to overcome the Other
that workouts have already reached
the final stage. Both clubs have an
nounced that they are hoping 10 b"
represented in every one Of the events
on Labor Day.
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POLO TITLE PLAY
At BALA SEPT. l3

Philadelphia. Nu- '>.-PIay IN the
national polo ChampionshIpS. suspend
'' NO.. 1870 o, tho activities OF III"
n"'. IS i'm 'h- war. will be revived
AZ ID. "hraIrIphia Country club.
Eara. Sept, rnuor I" Tho tournament
will "ourrrU" .nrI Saturday. Scptom-
ber . tn" Polo Association will
close entries "u September T.
tn" senior championship. now hell
70, .r- Gretr Week Polo club. No,v
York. '+ open 10 an tens. without
H-uI nl handIrap. The JUNIOR tItlo.
nov IN th" possession Of tho Meadow
Brook third .'a-E. j. open TO teams
who's" a--ra-at'- handicap does not
exceed twenty -onI-, hut this limit
Is simply 20 Gr.uo the cIas-. and all
games in both cha unfOU~hirs shall be
D'HErd without hHndlr1p~. 80 PLAYER
with n higher hand cap than five
-"a.= UHv compel" IN M, Junior
THwD5DE-1ru
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
PRESIDENT WILSON
MAY ATTEND GAMES

Formal announcement OF the do
tails Of the great Olympic meet for
all soldiers and sailors ana Marine
Corps men who participated in ath-
letic meets with the 4. =. F. and in
cludInE the stars who captured lau-
rels at the intcr-allied games in tho
PershtnC Stadium, France is made by
the Knights OF Columbus.
All the major plans have been put
under the supervision of Frank a
Wandle. K. of c. secretary at tn"
New Jersey camp He is being a.
sisted by Sam Dallas OF the National
\. A. L. and they have announced
that already some 1000 entry blank;
have gone out to men who were for
merly in the service
Every effort is going to be exerted
to have President Wilson attend the
affair. Newton n. Baker. Secretary
Of War. has promised to keep all the
official business which might come
along for September off his appoint
ment list
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Conditions. wa cr1s. evr
fUrlonss Sadie n n. Rc--ore 'n5- Jus,
Tancv. IL. Star CoI-. Ir. Amcrc,n. S.I1i~r.
10. destruction. rO6, Simpson. n. Gencrs,
Glenn. rR. Mile VIVIAN. %, Gallagher. 'e
Squire Charlie. lCa Air Rad. 10o Repeater. 'I'.
R"ckhon 2~d Ioe Erldg" IT.,or 1o6. Royal
Duck 'lj. Northern Rel" O paur 10
SECOND RACE Scm 8. var ulas and ~
on" rilo. Frog own Icf 'r1arn Mario. Q, ~.
ravau. n: Mandarin. 81 Eal, Nco-c, I05.
rc5. JiT Dinney IN 'Rarrd Isl rJ'. GeN %;
ElIldozr. Iro. F1er. 10. Maunos Idol Io2
HAPPY VALLEY a.: 'Mr0"moy 'cr DOrras IU:
h.rican Arrow IU6 TaI,or Mad = Straight
Forward. % -Ccl,o. q; 'GrIndy is. AT4h 90
Cu lni
THIRD RACE Conaiu01s. 5year -olds: one
mile. Freq .vn los HaS-rra Swan. %. Thuu
d,rrlap. y. Tuind, -. u-u. .u. Clr-IS %
E1le<usl.. a2. over Tl@D. 10 Mormon Elder,
%: Crystal Ford. 10
ruTETH RACE ,irshhaS Handicap. 2~yesr-
Ids. TX turlomEs ~mDIeror. l05. kinuO,E. -
Flala Up 'nH: Head over Heels .l6. Truly
Rural III: Head GiTl. lOl. cleopatra. IL; Tin
derlla. is. nm!ours lOS Pilgrim. ia Cant
h,rock. 10. pcsce Pcnnant. : King Thrust.
-. Rlazcs -: star Court. lf.
FIFTH RACE Selling: @>csr-ids and up:
mile and oueuuarter. Comm" Ci. Iu5: 'Qaosu
o. the sea 10: Jim Dmreg. 70. Romeo. &C;
ISry. Us; captain Hodge. lG5 Kilkenny III
Hong Kong %, "Pictor. TOE.
SIXTH RACE For maiden fllIes and gcd
iuGS; 2-year-cds; six turlorg~. Cock o. Tho
Main. 10: Lucy Lee loI. Cou-Cc.es, lO5; over
The Top. no. Mistake 10. Nsume,te FTsck. %,
For Fair. lG Damsus lG5 Lorena Mos JO5
e..
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
BABE RUTH SHOULD
BREAK BUCKS MARK

Eahe Ruth'S endcavor 20 excel
Buck Frecman'S major league record
for home runs in one season. which
stands At Twenty-Five. is hong
watched With great interest Ruth has
made rIDreen hOmers. and already
has hortcred the American League
mark OF sixteen. set by Socks Sey-
hold. OF the Athletics Wr-H ahoU'
six weeks more in vhrch 10 got jr,
seven homo runs needed to oUtdo Free
man. 1t seems quite safe to ~1y thai
Ruth will have the proud satisfaction
OF setting the new mark.
ON August L.. lS99. Freeman had only
fifteen home runs TO his credit. Fr
finished the season with a ru-h and
added ten more. most OF them on the
home grounds. which had Very
short right field. Ruth would hit
about fifty homers on the grourd-
on which Freeman sC' his mark Soy
boId's record was made with tho a.
sistance OF another short rCrt mold.
on tho old Columbia grounds ON which
Tho Athletics used TO play h"for" I-'>
built Shibo Park.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
FREAK DELIVERIES
TO BE GIVEN GATE

Pittsburgh. Pa. Aug Is. - Use OF
the shine ball. emery ball. parafin
ball very likely will be prohibited
at the annual meeting Of the Ma
tiOuaI League in December. Barney
Dreyfuss. president Of the Pitts
burgh club is organizing opposition
to the use Of freak deliveries and
already has lined up the Brooklyn
and Chicago clubs in his support.
I'll" league has "A rule prohibiting
the use Of foreign substances in
pitching. but this apparently is b.
ing ignored this season, as pitchers
are using all sorts Of freak deliv-
cries all over the circuit.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
PRINCE INVITED TO
ATTEND BOAT RACES

Detroit. Aug. IS-H.s N-r.s-t . -
f7nr" of Wales. now ro-r..- tr.r..l..
has been invited 90 a-r.r. ... .. .
cup r"-at's here. NuC.-, 70
and September I. WHOM r.. a..
motor l'oat Champion 40 ..-
"Ided. 10y Commodo-o -.-.
"i II" Detroit Gold 'Iu ,.ra..- ....
cap, T.. Y. Rrcknrra. .D,s .r, .r.. e.
'can ..'" Of -0's. r-s hesr ..u..I g
one of tr" judges ft. f5... .. pa r-
IS n.H". miles. dH.1,4 .H.n tn,.r
heats. MISS H,rrrr ITT H... a.r...
the cup. han. ms Non % 0a.- ...-
rhaIteu-.r~ r.rldo Mis- :, -..- ..
Mis- N NrH.af.ua- and IA. t.-. IL.
rom 3 .TaIo
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
PICK JOE LYNCH
TO CAPTURE TITLE

Waterbury. Conn, Aug 1S-That
tn" world banlau-woigh Champion
ship viii change hands on Soprom-
bor ! Is the belief Of prominent ring
experts. according TO reports from
New York. where Joe Lynch. of THAI
city. Is training for his lJ-round
contest hero with Champion Pete
Herman. Labor Day. Lynch. who IS
really one OF the games greatest
bantam weights. is showing won
dcrful form in preparation and has
shown 50 much punching ability that
the sharrs declare he has a swell"
chance Of hanging Knockout wal
Iop on the little New Orleans Ital-
ian before the limit Is reached.
Others declare that The New
Yorker Is A great deal faster than
the champion and. barring accidents.
should win on points.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
CORNELL COACH
AT ARIEL CLUB
Johnny Hoyle Signs to Tu-
tor Baltimore Oarsmen.
Famed as Teacher.

Baltimore, Aug. lS-The Ariel Row
ing Club has secured John HoyI,. as
sistant coach Of Cornell University.
for the remainder OF the season. IIoyIe
Is known TO every man that pulls =
sweep. All the Cornell shells are the
product Of his handiwork. In l.nx
the day before the Poughkeapsfo .e-
Eatta, Syracuse varsity shell stove rs
bow in 50 that % was impossible. they
thought. 10 Use the boat 100 the rare
the next day. Their h0pr- for victory
went ElimmerIuE. EhaE..- o. JrI..
n"y, Cornell grand old mat. nn-r.I
his services and that OF Husrn 20 r..
pair the boat HoylD worked aH tnat
day and into the nIEh' and OF Tho
Gay OF The races Szrac..-s b0at.E 900
lis own boat swept down tho river
victorious ahead Of CoIGmma Dorr,.
and Tho others
Since 1909. HoyI. has ho.- coach
"f the freshmen rrrU- "a. corn. "A.
once columbia. once SyraruSr aud
+noth"r um' Harvard f-,-Hm, .
have managed {" push their ~h,Irs
across IN" line ah"ad Of the Curr. 70
Freshmen. but. IN other l.ar- Cor
nell has been victorious
Tho coming 0r HoyIc mark y
ChanEr IN Tho policy rT rm,
Rowing club. Srn., Tho g-r .r
Harry Vail no UrnT.~-Iumar ,..a.
has ben employed by rh. A.. .-.
With IN" coming nt Iu,'s I.. o..
look 10 now victories and o., 49,. De
hshm"nt "f what Is know TO r.... @
InE men as the Cornell -fruk.. -H-
ArIels are fortunaf-. ln .-,-.r r.
h"ylo.s services. Al tho r.,-.r.
'lme tho Ari"Is have on fna "a .. .
two light gig Crews one of u...
will be tak-n 10 tho NIdd-. Sta.
regatta on Labor DAY
HOyle Is due hero Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
GIANTS MAKE OFFER
AS ALIBi IN SERIES

New York. Aug. lS.-Thc Giants
have an alibi for tho loss Of rhc Gin
cinnatt series, Several Of the local
players are on the hospital list, or
perhaps 1t was the los Of tn" srrir.
that put them there. In any event!
the team Is far from being in tn"
proper physical condition.
Hal Chase is suffering from a badly
sprained wrist; Fred TOney is i'll with
stomach trouble. "Shufflin' Phil
Douglas is down and ont with hcaI Y
cold and Arthur Fletcher is amhlin-
around with painful "charl"y
horse" Larry Doyle. who has been
laid up with a wrenchcd back for the
past few days. is still off duty
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
MISS DURACK MEETS
GOTHAM STAR AGAIN

Miss Fannie DuraCk. tho Aus
tralian star. who met her first do
feat at the hands Of Miss Etheldu
Bleibtrey and Miss Charlotto Boyle
last Saturday. will get chance to
even accounts in swimming races to
be held by the Robbins Shipyard 4.
A. New York. this afternoon.
The girls viii swim in tor feet ur
water in one Of tho many dry docks.
Therefore the millpond-Iikc Sruft.-..
of the water will give Miss Durack
an opportunity to show her real
speed
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
DRAWINGS MADE FOR
BIG TENNIS TOURNEY

Southampton, l.. /. Aug. lS-Robert
- Wrenn. president OF the United
States National Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation. and a former singles tennis
champion. today suNcmntcndcd the
draw Of ffty-sevcn competitors tor
the invitation singles Tournament here.
Rain prevented the start of the
matches today.
The list of players entered include
Maurice f. McLouGhlin. tho star Aus
tralian quartet. William NJ. johnston.
Robert Lindley Murray. the national
champion. and other famous players.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
SARATOGA RESULTS.

allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
PUGuISM ADVANCED
DURING PAST YEARS

An old orG~avn=. d-'.-- .t--
c1rr> lr tho rr-. ,snru. ......
good rroo" rra, .ao arr 10. r.-
has un6.r-u,s ra Hrr.s ... .r-..
since its Gr-r p. -r.r.u-
Dlrtur~. from r ..rr. su--eE - n.
Groz,~. app. a~r. M -Eova ..
ISL. Tn. sow. E.. rrr hHrrr ..-T
January o. -->, at Drf-a-r .....
,hire. Tr-,.nT herwCgr Dan ~a. N.
doza. Spanish champion ami r.'.
OF sc.,r'."r boxing. and T. b..
Fuwu.r,- FlmDhrI0s NON F
rv~ra h~a' ru twenty -sr-n. r-...
hut Two ear~ later hr wa- '. .
rr'o submission" w fr-asu ~r.r..
nv rN' Victorious Srar.t A
Thor, Mere no padded glove.
those daN- n rr7'r-r.. r. .... r
Eo-o and houa-h-rH N....
arru un-uardod 7~n a~a -....
0.n Nrr'ovr sornh' ..,. ..
N.-ishwout was rr...f0 ... ..
ururori HouatoN uan-r
Since hose 1a,- r.- . ... .-
dcrgoro many ,r.r
come much 0oo, ,-
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
PAL MOORE WILL
BATTLE In PARIS

Paris. Aug. iH-PaI Moore the Mem
phis, Tenn. pugilist. is here arrang-
ing to meet two French bantams next
month for a purse OF 1000 francs.
They are Eugene Criqul and Charles
LodOUN. the latter being champion of
Europe
Nate Lewis. manager of Moore.
claims that Jimmy Wilde. who recent
ly received II decision over Moore in
London. refused 5000 to meet Moore
again in ENGLAND
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19

Ran for Harris in seventh.
IRAN for O'Neill in eighth.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
OUIMET PLAYS In
TITLE TOURNAMENT

Pittsburgh, Aug. 1S - DisrcCardinG
the advice Of his physician. Francis
Ou'met. the Boston star golfter. left
his bod today and started in the quail
flying round OF the United States
amateur golf championship tourna-
ment at the Oakmont Country CLUB.
Out of the seventy-five players who
started i'm the qualifying round but
thi-ty-threc will he eliminated.
The round today consisted of thir-
ty-siN holes medal play. eighteen
holes being played this morning anil
eighteen holes this afternoon. Tn"
leading golfers of America started.
including the title holder, Charles
,ChIckD Evans. and FIVE former title
holders, William .. FOwnes. jr.. Jer-
Omc Travers. Robert A Gardner, +.
4. ByerS and Ouimet
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
WESTERN COACHES
FOR GREEN ELEVEN

The Dartmouth College athletic
council has announced that its foot
ball coaching staff for this fall has
been augmented by the engageemnt
OF Jess Hawley and F. A. CHank)
Llewellyn.
Hawley viii cooperate with the
head coach. C. W. Spears. in an ad-
vfsory capacity, spending the major
part Of the season at Hanover and
LleweIlyn will act as assistant
coach. Hawley is established in
business in Chicago. but has been
persuaded to make a sacrifice to
give his alma mater the benefit OF
his exceptional coaching ability.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
VALGER WILL MEET
AUSTRALIAN CHAMP

New York. Aug. Is. - Jimmy Hill.
who claims the Australian feather-
weight h"mpionship. after repeated
efforts. At last has obtained # match
with q worthy opponent. Henry Val
ger. the French featherweight, has
consented to me"' the Australian. and
John jennings has undertaken 20
stage the contest at the ATmory A. A..
Jersey City, early in september.
As NalEer Is the leading challenger
Of Kilbane and IS n classy boxer, the
contest should furnish p clear idea
o. ~" ability of the boNyr from the
AntiDOdeS
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
MILLER WILL GO TO
M0RAN'S FLAG TRIBE

8. Paul Aug. IS.-Circrnnati has
offered $1,000. II Is said for Out
fielder EIm"r Miller. one-time OriOIp.
now with the St Paul club. This
-emInds us Of statement made in
the spring by Mike Kelley.
Miller is one of the most prom
IsInE players I have seen in long
time said Mike. He'll he another
Joe RigEert at his best" That Mike
thought right is indicated by the
big bid for his serves.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
DORIE TAKES NAVY
GRID SQUAD EASY

Annapolis. Nd. Aug. 1s.-Head
Coach Dohie Of the Naval Academy
football SQUAD and his chief assis-
tant. Jonn Wilson. formerly of St
Johns began another week with
the big plcbe squad this afternoon.
Owing to the heat. tho newcomers
arc being pushed ahead slowly and
the work is confined to passing,
kicking and falling on tn" ball.
Athletic Instructor John Shut and
BOatswain Mate paUEhcrty have
been appointed as trainers OF the
squad for the season.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
Robbins Signs Pitcher.

New York. Aus. 1S-Ehar.os ~ 7. -
bets. president Of tho Brooklyn Ea~o-
hall Club. yesterday announced ''
had purCha Sed tho ro'oase o. Lafayette
HeniOu. right-h"ud pitcher. from
the Moose Jaw club Of ~" "a esJ,rn
Canadian League. While ,he DoIEo~~
recently were in the West Jeff PCeucr
took flying trip to Canada to looN
over Ecuion. and his favorable report
resulted in Ebhtes closing the deal.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
SOUTHERN CLUB IS
WINNER OF TITLE

Southern Won the title in the Rail
road y. NJ. G. A. League yesterday
afternoon by defeating the Shops
club in an interesting pitching duel
by a count of to !.
The champs Jumped on tho hurlinE
OF Quinn in the opeuing frame when
free passes. mixed in with timely
hit, pushed their trio OF taIlroS across
Bells wIldn"s~ cost bun tho lone
tally scored h. III" Shops m the final
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
WAR RISK LOSES ITS
FIRST LEAGUE GAME

Lem Owens once more proved a
jinx to the crack War Risk club
yesterday when the Shipping Board
team with Owens on the hill jolted
the Departmental League leaders
for the first time this season in a
league game by a count Of ! to =.
The Shipbuidors got to Sc'.,r-
f"r's delivery in the ninth frame
and pounded enough taIlirs across
the block to annex the affair. The
score.
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Pirates ...... q 0tu' I 90 70 .. .
PhillpS ......u unmnHN 900 20
ISatterIus-Cuup,r and 5
Smith and TTaErcS~,T.
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YALE GRIDIRON MEN
REPORT SEPTEMBER

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for tn" la.. 'uv'l." ca.....
report S,Tr.~'.s &C. .r 49,.
hav" Just hern ISSUED .r.
OF about nifty U,a.s~.
then. 10 bo 1r~-,a-..' vH.-
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about S,7u.r.f.-
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FAMOUS OLD TIME
SHORTSTOP is DEAD

Cleveland. Ohio Aug. sd Nc
k"an. famous as tn" >hortSton Of the
old Cleveland club. which tried to
nake life miserable for tho Orioles
when they were at the top Of The
heap, is dead here. Ho was 50 years
old.
Fat Tebcau. McGarr and Paca
Hhilds. the last RaItimOrcAn. were
Mchcan's mates ON the great CIeve-
land infieId.
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Won KoInitz Returns to Game.

Charleston. s. O.. AvE. N.-Alfred
Fritz Won EoInitz. former Chicago
White SoN catcher. will play with tho
Charleston ,SaIlH Lea-ueD Baseball
Club during the res, Of this season.
Won koIuIz retired from the game
two years after being traded TO the
White SuN by the Cincinnati Reds
He entered the army and received "a
majors commission.
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Standing OF the Clubs.
SEVEN TEAMS CUT
BONUS In DOUBLE A

New York. AUG. ls-Thoro is ahou,
&"no IN tho American Association
kitty which Will he sliced ana
served to the pIayers OF seven Of the
eight teams in the circuit Tho tuna
Is growing steadily The talIholders
at IN" end Of the season will not get
any OF the kitty"
At tho start Of the season the cIuo
owners agreed to set aside a small
percentage Of the gate al each park
TO create 4 fund for the players. The
pennant winners will get 50 ner cent
Of tins fund. the runncrs-g0 c0 per
cont. and the balance cradcd down to
I'VE other clubs
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R.H. E.

st. Louis. OnOOOO-1 l
Boston.......... $1,000 OOOG-I 6 0
Called end tenth account rain. ted
Batteries-Doa5. Jacobs and Dilhoe-
fer, Rudolph and Gowdy.