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The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
SOX AND REDS
ENTER SERIES
IN TOP SHAPE

There should be no c-1ppses no so-o
arms. and no WORKOUT bail player
in the big classic Of 1873.
The Reds and White Sox are a.
ease They put sufficient margin In
games won between themselves and
their nearest rivals in the two League
races 70 enable them 20 slaclen speed
IN the final stretch and rest their
stars for the big championship gxmes
The Reds by many have been com
pared with the Braves of 1914 and
II has been pointed out that the Reds
will enter the world series under the
same condition. There Is a difference
however. for the Reds cinched the
pennant much sooner than did the
Braves OF 1915
The Braves came from behind and
made hard uphill fight from the
middle Of the season until the tan
end Of the schedule The Reds won
the pennant in August and forged 50
far ahead then that they were |. 5-to-
/ shot
The same goes for the White Sox
The Reds and White Sox have KEEP
pace for weeks in the width Of mar
gins OF the percentage columns. The
White SoI were mildly threatened
! by Cleveland, but they showed ther
they were the real champions by re
pulsing their chAIlengers TO the rfghr
to fly the 1919 nag.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
LEXINGTON ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Pruse 500; Svear-nIds. 1I
iElonEs: Somcwhr-r in France lu3: Hono-rnan
-U; Col. Taylor. los; JaEo I6. Camoufarr. 'l6
l'aS;e1ir imp. ms: Linden Fn6: Nahorc, rn6
BROTHER Mclean. M serbian Ios. Mai Park.
is: American Ace, lis
SECOND RACE Pur~e $50. 2year-olI mad
ems; futurity coUrsc. Mazda Lo. Masr Vr
Is; Repnater. LIS: Cortland. Il5; Mueirar r7
ElAeut 1"strT. rs: Virgo. rs; Tun Lu-an. rs;
Prince Hal, u5; Warlike. rs, Sweep ;r. l15
NHostrr rs Also eligible -C1andestine rT2
Gen Glenn. lB: Mai. Bradley is. No7iovk
ll5 Jim Hastings. LIS; The Leopard rs 1Keith
Carter entry
THIRD RACE-C7aimiug. SSO': year-od, and
IN six furl"nEs: 'WiIlgan 10. Ernitarjs 10.
Silver Joe, los; War Pi1e Is. silent Bid ,s,
Eonstelle. ,o6; Busy Joe. 10; Sybyl. 10: Pleas
''reEile, lL2, Manfred 1I3; ThiS.Ia Beau, is
Tr7Isty, u3. Alsn cligibIe-Bars and Stars u3
NGue"ler, l5: Mary Josephine. is; EIenrted
10; High Gear. IN5: Columbia Team IH
FOURTH RACE Pursr. $50: 3yrar-olds snd
up; one nile. Lady Rachel %. Gen Hais Jr:
I"lite, 100: W. ". FaSines u2: Brunette %
Gmp). lol; Merchant, IG7: Herald, lOa; JACK
Hare n. III; Sam Reh. IG: Lively, 100; Gaue
Cock liz
FIFTH RACB-C1aimiug. $50: 2vcsr-oJd.
fItur1ty couSe: Powder Flask IoI II1krs Pet
rs, bonneville no; Melody Man. rn: Msb- G
iu6; AluIu, nc: Pirdsr. 100: Mega IOa. Bound
ing Through. lCe; Suisse. los: Acrecrate loi
Pescant 100. Also eligible Forbid. los: In
gnTy. iol; Blue leans, lC6 Miss ParneII. l04
May Rose. los: 'Cleaster. lOi
SIXTH RACE-Claiming. $50: 3-year-ods and
up mile and onequar1er. Buddy Tucker ID
'Ea Rry. 10; Csrswsy !n2: Broom Sweep lI2
'Ellison l07; King Fisher. II2
SEVENTH RACE Claiming $50; 3vear-oris
and up; mile and oneoighth Leah Cochran
'N 'ChEton hmpA, lc7 RucknaiI II: Tantac
LlZ; 'ountcrhalance. iOh: Dahahiah md Io9
Rifle shooter, LIZ; kentucky Boy, rs, Ruh
Baker lbs; kingozi. II2: Bac. liz: Aztoc. u5
Also eliSae-Red Start LIZ; .Rhymer. 10
Watwrth Last n; Sea Urrhin. liz. Primer
Igor, liz; Tokalon March liz
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
COLLINS HALF
OF White S0x
Johnny Evers Claims Chi
cago Has Well Bal
anced Club.
By JOHN j. ENERS.

II there is any American League
team that ] should know something
about it's the White SoX. ] certain
ly nave had plenty of experience
with that aggregation. In past
years played against them in five
city series and one world series
Ihats when | was with the Cubs.
and the only time we trimmed the
SoX was in 1905 and 1909 They
are a tough bunch to beat
For the benefit of any who are
literal minded, let me say that. of
course, the White Sox Of those days
and the White Sox Of today are
different clubs as far as the players
go But the same old fighting spirit
Is still there. And, at that, have
played against about half of the
present team. The half / am speak
ing of now is Eddie Collins. He's
about half of any team in a world
series.
| had lot of respect for the
White SoN of past years and l have
lot of respect for Gleason's club.
1t is fine, hard-hitting. smart,
wei balanced outfit. 1t is a club
! that will fight hardest when cor
nered, and a resourceful club that
is playing baseball all the time
Weaver Aggressive.
The SoX have a great catcher. a
splendid Outfeld and an infield sec
ond to none. In fact the infieId is.
m my opinion, the best in the game
today. This is mainly because of
the presence Of Collins and Weaver.
both stars in every department of
the game.
Little can be said of Collins that
has not already been said As for
Weaver, this boy has never been
given the credit he deserves. Like
thoroughbred, he has at all times
done what was asked Of him and
done il well. | can say truthfully
that ! believe Weaver to be the
Camest, hardest fighter on the dia-
mOnd. No matter what the score
may be he never weakcns or lets
up.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
CLARENDON LANDS
IN OPENING GAME

The Clarendon Juniors drew hrsf
blood in the Junior amateur basy-
ball championship series yesterday
when they defeated the strong
Pepco nine by the close scorc oT
6 to 5. Goodman, acting a. 4 relic
pitcher for Clarendon. held tho
Pepco nine safe after Sebastian had
been driven from the box. tn,
score by innings
r II 2
Clarendon olo3 o-6 s
Pepco. 3 1910 O-5 10 d.
batteries - Sebastian. Goodman
and Robinson; Heard. Beamer and
HaEer Umpire-Mr. Eddie.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
NAVAL GUN ELEVEN
HOLD LONG DRILL

The Naval Gun Factory gridiron
team was put through a long drill
by Coach Milton Turner yesterday
afternoon \ light workout viii be
held today. and scrimmage practice
8 booked for Sunday.
\ trio Of new players reported to-
HIy. Buff Turner. the former
.arkIe Of the NOhawkS and VigiIant-
was out for a line position, while
r,ckendor'. the former Tech High and
George Washington haIf-back. and
Dyer. formerly of the Highland Ath-
Ietic Club, w.re the newcomers. The
laval EUnners are anxious TO ar
range a game for October 5 and
would like TO hear from all teams IN
his vicinity
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
Gates Joins Coaches.

New Haven, Conn, Sept. 1S.-Dr.
Sharpe, Yale's head athletic direc-
tor, had the aid yesterday Of Jack
Gates, one of the coaching squad,
who decided to come to Yale to
help develop a winning eleven this
season. There was morning and
evening practice and a most en-
couraging attendance and interest
throughout the practice.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For 2year-oIds; claiming; 6
furionsS Hampden. 10; Walk the Plank, III;
Bif Bang LIZ; 'Shillelash 3D. lc5; Foreclosure,
ie; Legloriux, no; Shoot On. los; Bright Gold,
ln Indiscretiop, lo2; Primitive, lo2; .Roseland.
100; Shenandoah, lilo; Orleans Girl, loe; -Faison
d'Ore. 1G.
SECOND RACE - For 4yearolds and up;
steepiechase; selling; about 2 miles. King
simon. la None Such, LIZ; Arden Craig, iss;
Northwood. lSe; Robert Oliver. Ia.
THIRD RACE - For all ages: lightweight
handicap; s furlongs. Masds, ls3; La Belle
Helene, lis; The Boy. Ill; Salrestra, IL; Rout-
ledge. ia; Csmoufsse, ll7; War Drive, la
Fruit Cake, l8; Pen Rose, 122; Stephon, lls
FOURTH RACE-For S-year-olds; Glencore
Stakes; furiongs War Spirit, los; Tetley, I0l
Lord Brighton. ns; Senator Crow lo4; Thistle
don, los; You Need Iii; Sundial ID, lG ;
Keen Jone. 1o3.
FIFTH RACE-For 3-yesr-olds and up; hsndi-
cap; l SIS milee snap Dragon ID, LIS; War
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
FISTIC FANS EAGER
FOR LYNCH BATTLE

Ii..Imorc. sept. 1S.-BaltimOre ring
"ll"wrrs have not have the opportun-
rly tu SEQ a. contest since the night
Erlu.,'a NI~On beat Johnny Ertle so
20 b. naturlI @" find them on edge and
.a-.' l" tho 1I- l1-rouud clash to-
morrow night between the Fort
Nayun boy and Joe Lynch. which will
'.s, indoor season at Albaughs ;
The;,teT before the American Athletic
ASSOCIATION Fans appreciate the fact
.s' this Is one OF the greatest bouts
.ory ""u little men Of the ring that
I'D be- ARA nged, and with IT start
III the season indoors, things will
20. sent on their way with a hum
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
CINCINNATI MAYOR
WILL HONOR REDLEGS

Cincinnati. Sept. IA city-wide
celebration of the winning of the Ma
tional League baseball pennant by the
Cincinnati Nationals is proposed by
Mayor John Calvin
The mayor at present is attending
the Elks' state reunion at Columbus,
but as soon as he returns will call in
conference representatives of civic
and business organizations to plan a
great jubilee that may take the form
of municipal holiday.
1t is felt certain that Governor Cox
and other State officials gladly would
join in making the celebration a State
affair.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
Champion Skaters Return.

BrOr Myer and Emmy Bergreldt.
worlds champions at figure skating.
nave returned to the United States
and will compete IN competitions
They were here during 1867 and
1917-18 seasons exhibiting in New
york and other cities. They report
that Sweden concerned with after
the war adjustment and that ice
skating is uncertain because of re-
cent mild winters.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
81 REPORT FOR
HILLTOP DRILL
Prospects Bright for Foot
ball at Georgetown.
Veterans On Hand.

Gridiron work at the Hilltop campus
got away to a flying start yesterday.
Thirty-seven husky candidates an
swered Coach Exendine's initial call
and although no line could be "oTained
upon the abilities of the newcomers,
from the short drill, the squad as a
whole was one of the best that has
ever reported at Georgetown.
\ quartet of veterans OF the 1915
eleven answered this first call while
nine warriors from last seasons ).
\. +. {. eleven were on hand. Tne
balance of the squad were made up of
newcomers but one slant at this array
shows plenty of speed, but not much
of the old beef, although many of the
candidates for the line are rangy
built youngsters.
Nothing but light work was at
tempted, under the tutelage of Phys
ical Director John O'Reilly, while
Coach Exendme looked on with his
ever watchful eye.
Veterans Are Ready.
Capt Johnny Wanda" hcQuade
did not take part in the drill as
Wanda" is suffering from tonsll
trouble. but he is expected to don the
moleskins today.
The 1916 veterans who were on hand
were Dan Ahearn, the big tackle OF
1876: Bill Dudack. the sensational
guard, Jimmy Sullivan and Harry Sui
livan. OF last seasons team besides
Dudack were Jack Flavin, Jim Mo
ran, Jim Buckley, Al Leary. Jack
Kenyon, Bill Rouke. Joe Oniel, Jim
Litzer and Bud Carline. Among the
promising looking newcomers were
Tommy Ray, from the Lynn II. $;
Buck Thornton, St Joseph School.
Philadelphia; Johnny Davies. Tommy
Etzel, Jim Rowen, Comstock, Walter
Mccarthy, James Morley, Johnny
Gecke, Tommy Sullivan, Tom Bomer-
gan. William Amend, Jimmy Deegan.
Donald McClouskey. and Robert
Melon. Four more veterans of the
1916 squad are expected out before the
weekend. Andy Anderson, Tommy
Whelan. Smeack and Sleideck have
sent word Sat they would be on hand
within a few days.
Maryland states football squad got
cut yesterday for it's first real work
out. The men We're put through con-
ditiOning exercises and other eNer-
cises calculated to harden them for
the scrimma ges that are to come.
Everybody was sent through briet
boxing bout, and wrestling matches
were staged. The boxing was not OF
the sparring kind. but real hard fight
ing. The CIaret flowed out OF moT"
han one nose. but everybody took
the bouts GoOdnatur"dly.
Most Of the squad was made up "f
members of previous State squads,
specially last years. Jimmy Vincent
a member of fhe 1915 team was on
hand, having obtained a discharge
from the navy in order to return
to college. He is one of the fastest
men in college and weighs around
10. He is back. Eppley and Jerry
Sullivan. tackles in 1917, were on the
field Backs Of last years squad out
we're Snyder, Raedy, Bosley. hnod",
/ Gilbert, Barar and Gardner; line
men were Moran. Fdel. Manning,
Moore Lucky. Myers. Bailey and
Young. Most prominent of the new
men were PaCanUcci. Ruckheister and
3 Brewer The squad probably VIII be
augmented by other arrivals until
Monday. when classes begin and col
Iage formally opens.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
MOHAWKS ANXIOUS
TO FILL ITS DATES

The Mohawk Athletic Club football
eleven held long signal drill yes
terday. The next practice will be
held Saturday evening al $50 o. IN.
The following candidates were in the
workout: Licaronie. Harris. Upton.
Weaver, Flood, Cox, johnson, Gri-
ridia- Burch. CarvelL Dorwick, Daily,
RiCards, Schaefer and Kelley.
Manager Upton Is anxious TO I'LL
a few remaining dates on his sched
ule and would like 10 hear from all
teams in this vicinity. Adress Eddie
Tipton. 6jS + street norlhea-I
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
Guild Leaves Harvard.

cambridge. Mass, Sept IL
NrJ"r serving Harvard football for
rEht years as head coach Of the
.~rond team. Robert Guild, 'o6. yes
.rdsy announced his retirement
Stress Of bUSines activities is the
primary rcasOd for Mr.. Guilds de-
.-rsioU- Robert Fisher. the head
roaCh Of the Harvard team, and
Fred W. Moore. graduate manager
of athletics. were desirous Of re-
Guilds services In his
rrtter to both. Guild stated that it
vas ono Of the saddest things he
lad ever done
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
Shiverick Captain of Cornell.

Ithaca, n. Y, Sept. 1S.-Frederick
T. Shiverick. Of Chicago, was yes
terday unanimously elected captain
of the Cornell football team. Shiv-
erick, who is a quarterback and a
star drop-kicker, was captain-elect
of the Cornell eleven in 1917, but
never served, as he left the univer-
sity to enter military service. He
was a captain of artillery in
Franco
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
CARPENTER TO MEET
BECKETT DECEMBER 4

London. Sept. 1S-GcOrges Car
pentier, French heavyweight cham
piOn, and Joe Beckett, the British
title holder. will meet here in a
twenty-rOund bout on December 4.
it was announced tonight It is ex-
DeCted that the winner will meet
Jack Dempsey. the worlds cham
piOn. here next May
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
TO ELECT JENKINS
SHERIFF OF COUNTY

Il tho Whit, S.A WIN Tho world
series games thereI be a double
celebration in little village near
Hanford. Cal
They r.. going to eject Joo J,n-
kins. White Sox catcher. sherT Of
his county when h' returns &. hls
ranch after tho games. celebrating
both Joc's bas' ball championship
and his service overseas.
They fgur" Joe's some fighter.
At least baseball gossip has 1t that
two citations for bravery under fire
are now en- route to Ju. from the
War Department
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
Giants Handed Zeros.

Pittsburgh, Sept 18.-The Pirates
shut out the New York Giants here
today in the nnal appearance of
the Gothamites by a 7-to-o count.
Adams held the Giants to three
scattered hits. Score by innings:
R. II. z.
y. Y. 5000 5000 90 2
Pitts. 0 5 0 0 0 0 l 0-7 II l
Barnes. Slower and Gonzales;
Adams and Blackwell.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
Hod Eller in Form

Cincinnati. sept. lN-The Reds
defeated tho Brooklyn Dodgers here
today by to 0. Hod ElIer held
the Dodgers safe all the way and
was not in dsugcr Of being scored
Ipon. Score by innings.
Brlyn. 0 0 Q 0 0 0 % : 2
Cin'nati 0 OOO o x-2 0
Cadore and Kruger; EIIcr and
WingO
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
To Hold Dance.

The recently elected officers of
the Shipping Board Athletic Asso-
citation have prepared an ambitious
program of events for the coming
season, commencing with a dance
this evening in the ballroom of the
Elks' Club, at 917 H street north
west.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
Tigers Take Final.

Boston. Sept. lN.-DetrOit won The
final game of the series with the
Red Sox this afternoon. to >.
Ehmke, who started in the box for
the Tigers. passed the first two
men to face him, and when it be
gan to look as If he were going to
pass Lamar. he quit in disgust and
Ayers took up the job. The Doc"
pitched well. The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
Hold Swimming Meet

The annual championship swimming
races for both the boys and the girls
OF Industrial Home School will be
held Saturday afternoon in the tank
at the school, starting at 2:3O D. m.
feature of this seasons meet will
be a free-for-all, any-style dash, open
to all corners
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19

Machine. IOs; John l. Day. IA; Clalucr. loi
sIvry l06.
. SIXTH RACE-FG 2-year-ods; 5 furlCngs
Game Chick. IOe: Evergay. III: Indlscrtion. IG2
ArethurSa. lOe; Simpletnn. Il2; Ira Wilson. IL
Nine Vivian. l03; Heydsy .Oo; MacarnOre. III;
Flying Witch. lOs: Tea Room, lo2 Stallsn.
III; Spouess, lU2; Star Court. IL
.Apprtntice allowance claimed
--Ten pounds ApIrent.oa allowed
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
Sycamore Wins Regatta.

sycamore Island Canoe Clut
scored the most club points in the
Broadwater Campers Regatta, Sun
day. and George Schladt. of the
same club. won the individual prize
with the highest score. The fea-
ture event of the regatta was the
club four won by Camp Buckets.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
MAN O. WAR WILL
RETIRE FOR SEASON

New York. sept IS-SanrueI D. Rid-
dies great o-year-old colt Man ~
War. has been retired from the turf
for the season. All reports relative r-
th" colt starting in any moro stalk
events this year are incorrect. Ar.
Riddle said last night that the crra-
son OF Fair Play is now al his farm
and has earned a weIl-deserved rest
He has made turf history for a two
year-old.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
Havre de Grace Selections.
BY HIGHWAY.
One Best-Toadstool

Une besI-IOdusIOOI.
First-Rubidium. Herd Girl Lo-
Rnberry.
SecOnd-Vigilante. Musket Bal
lyconneu.
Third-Toadstool. Tit for Tat
Sylvano.
Fourth-Duchess Lace. Louise
V. Ballymooney.
Fifth - SILK Bird. Transpero.
Zinnia.
Sixth-MclanchOlia. Forman En-
try. Early Sight.
Seventh.-Garbagc. Isabelle H.
Frank Shannon.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19

Boston ..... .... .-....-.. : :
Runs-Bush r. Cobb e. Veach, F7agstead
a. Ainsmth. Witt Lamar. Two base his
veach, F1arstead Ayers Lamar. Ruth. Three
las. hit.-Cohb Hpilman Hits-Of EIhmke
none ireleEed in frst) of Ayers. in inning,
Of Jones in innings: of Mciraw. in in
ninrs: of DrmOnt, ! in ! inning. First base On
Crrurs- Detroit J. Left on bases Detroit, g.;
BOstOn H. Stolen ta.Srs- Bush, Cobb Ainmith
Lamar McInnis shannon. Sacrifice hits
Young 81 Heilnsn Ayrrs. r Jones lamar
Bas. on bal,-By Ehmks 3; hr Ayes I; by
McGrp, 2: By Dunnnt L Struck oU-By
Ayes, 2: hy Jones l; nv MoGrsw. Double
Vfay-Young to Bush TO Holman. Hit by pitch
cd harl-Ayers Shannon 2. Tine Of game
2n Umpdres-Bans and Moeisrity
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
MAYER is POUNDED
AND YANKEES LAND

New York. Sept. 1S.-Thc Yankees
collected six runs of Erskine Mayer
in the third inning here this after
noon and defeated the White Sox
by a score Of to I. The score:
Chicarn AhH OAEL Yankecs Al Il q Z
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
Champs Meet Young Nationals.

The Champs will play the Young
Nationals Sunday at the Union League
Park at 10 a. m. sharp. Walter
Brewer or Mick PAMELA will do the
pitching for the Champs. PAMELA or
Deprey will do the receiving.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
SEnSD CANT.

ls1tIel ~ 'FcTo-T IN ninth
Washington -......-....-. . 0 0 X
EurS-Loo1ari . Murphy. Rice F5Icrbe r.
Np71ossv- EaTned uIns--Wa Washington, :. FRS
az by eTrOTS- GshinEtOn, / Left ou basss-
Washington, e. St. DnSis :. First base on balls
~ Courtney. =; GAIIA, Struck Out-By
Courtney. L. Gallia- Three hsss hit-E7lerbe.
Sacrifice hts-Murphy. ASne1S. Shanks Sac-
rIdcr fy-N Znew- Double may -Eglerbe to Judge
TmDirrs -Hildrb-aEd and CONNOLLY Time nj
came I h
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19

score by innings.
WlshingtOI. ......-..... > 0 I-l2
- IGsIis .. 0 90 900 0 o ;
Rlus-JUdge g. Leonard. Milan :, Rice, "a
IHrbe. Murphy = Shanks Isemmitt Collins,
~chcpnrr Earned rms Washington 10. St
IOTIis : Left on Washington }, St
Louis = First tase On tails on SchaCht ), of
~DthOron 1. of Nandidrr l. Innings pitched
Eg S,thoruu g hy Iandilder > Hts-Of SOth-
0rOn II. OF VdudiILrr 3 Struck OUt-By
SchaCht } b ~OthO1n . 1NFobase hits
Tudce = Muruhv . Schcpnpr . Sacrifice hits
Milan. Schacht > Sacrifice hy-Elerbe-
%tOlen hsAss-Judgr Leonard Double plays -
',aripr TO ShovIin U SislPr: Leonard tn Shanks
'r IJdcr Will Ditcll-SoJhoorn Bak-Nan-
Hr.tor Tmra0s Hidrbrand ard ConnUiE.
T5Trr Of -zme-l5l
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
Mack Jolted Again

Philadelphia Sept IS. - Cleveland
and the Athletics squared accounts
for 1919 yesterday at Shibe Park. and
for the fourth time Iris Speakers $
men were able to subdue the willing
cadets of Gen. Mack's academy. The
score:
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19

Rlns-h Collins, WcaTCr. JACKSON Fefsch.
Wick. PIpp, Pratt, Lewis. Rode Mays Two
base hits-FrIs-h Schalk Maysy. Pratt Jact-
son. Three base hIr-Vick- Sacrifice hit-YicL
Stolen bases-Conins, Pipp. Double piays-Pratt
u PPcS to Pipp; NAYS to Rue TO Pipp Base
on balls-OF Mays, 5. of Maver. ,: OF wilkin-
son, /; OF LOwdemiIk. l. Struck out-By NAYS
5; BY Mayer. l; BY Lowdermilk. L Left on bases
YANKEES, y; Chicago, Z. Umures-Dinsen
and Sallin Attendanc-29o
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19

Eatt,I for Wrch in ninth
Batted for Galway in ninth
= Battsd for Dykes in ninth o..
Score 6y innin1:
Cleveland ...............l o o o o o -
Athletics ................0 0 o o o o o p-I
Runs-Perkins. Chspmdn. WAznhy Smith .
Earned r1ns-Cerelsnd Left on hases-Ath~
letiG g. Cleveland s. Trr-e-base hit-Snith
Home run-Smfth Sa1ifoe hit-Chapnan-
Double rAay-GArtncT Harris to Garirver
Stolen hases-Cnnpxnsa. Zmn. Base on balls
on Edert 2 OF Uhhe of BaSn1 L Soyrk
out-By Drker J. 1 Uhle By Bssby L
Pitching reooc4s-O1 Uhle > hits and / run
mot esrneD IN IL, innings - at ban, of
Basty ! hit and no runs IN IS inntnss t5 at
bait Winning patchsr-Uhle Time Of Earne-
80 Umpirss-Owens and Chil.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
Where They Play Today.

Cleveland at Washington
St Louis at Philadelphia
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-19
GRIFFMEN TAKE
DOUBLE HEADER
Nationals Trim Brownies In
Farewell of lo19-Re-
cruits IN Limelight.

The Nationals captured both ends
s.sf the double-header from the st.
Louis Brownies in their final ap-
pearance Of the 1919 campaign yes
terday at the Florida avenue
stadium, winning the opening game
by l2 to and the nightcap by
count Of to 0. Both contests were
of the slugfest order with the Griff-
men grabbing off the largest num-
Der Of extra base hits. Ellerbe's
fielding featured as he accepted
Seventeen chances without an error
as well as getting four hits during
the afternoon.
Al SothorOn faced the Gritfs in
the first game and the hOmefolk
made life mise rable for him during
the six innings ne toiled in the
center Of the diamond. he being re
Iieved by Van Older. who Joined
the Browns while in this city.
Albert Schacht. who made his
debut aS a National displayed a
Tot Of stuff and was cool in the
piuches. ScnaCht was only in dan
ser in the fourth when the
Brownies scored their three tallies
and thereafter ne held the visitors
helpless.
Emcrbrc in LimeIight.
Harry Courtney was master of the
situation all the time in the second
slray. He showed better control
Than in his previous start. He was
hit in spots but his support came
To his relief in the pinches, as
EUerbe at short was whole team
in himself. making what seemed
81
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Standing of the club.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburgh. Z; New York, 0.
Brooklyn. 0, Cincinnati. ?.
Where They Play To-day.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Phillies at st. Louis.
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Major League Statistics.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays ResuIts-

Washington, 12; St Louis. ..
Washington, Z: St Louis, 0.
Cleveland, 4; Athletics, /.
Chicago. 4; New York, 6.
Detroit. S; Boston. 2.
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, 0 o o o / o 90
0 0 S o o q 0 O I6

Totals. jS 9giIl .. Totals
'Battsd for LOWderniIk IN sIIi
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Where They Play Tod

Standing of the Club.
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80 Ratted fO< Galloway in ninth
" Battsd for Dykes in ninth.
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Totals. % 427 "a II Taras = ~ IS