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The herald., 1919-03-27
CHARTER

Witnesses: John D. Miller, F. Eisler
Original Signed Chr. G. Hansen, Prest
dent; Oscar Reeh, Secretary.
CHAS. F. FLETCHINGER.
Notary Public
I, the undersigned. Recorder Of Nor.
cages in and for the Parish OF Orleans, Stat.
of Louisiana, do hereby certify that ia,
above and foregoing amendment to the Char
ter Of The New Orleans Export Company
Limited, was this day duly recorded in ny
office, in Book 1928, Folio -.
New Orleans. La, March Is. 1919.
(Signed) EMILE J. LEONARD. by. R
!, the Undersigned Notary Public hereby
certify that the above and foregoing Is 4
true copy OF the amendment to the Charter
of The New Orleans Export Company. Limit
ed, as the same now appears on file and
OF record in my office.
Witness my hand and Notarial Seal It
New Orleans, La, this 18th day Of Mara
1919.
CHAS. F. FLETCHTNGER.
Notary Publit
Mch. 1927; Apr 3,lO-7-A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-14
Real Estate
.Ardm0re Momes

\ REAL California bungalow; hollow
tiled, stucco: elegant dining room, liv'
ing room den, two bed rooms, extra
large clothes closets, fine brick man
tel, built in features; owner has left
the state, property priced $4,000,
less than cost two years ago, which
will mean one third more now; 100
feet of ground; price 100000.
a PERFECT little home, corner lot;
exclusive ncighborhood; its every ap.
pointmcnt an expression OF the ideal
and the beautiful; living room. with
brick mantel and built in features;
dining room, music room. two bed
rooms, luxurious bath; price Sl0,5Oc.
ON BI%BY avenue, fine II It. lot; Il
splendid two story, different from ev-
orybody else house; such q nome as
wonderful womap has created for
some pictorial magazine for the acsth.
etic every where TO admire, tho price
is $12 100000.
a BIG fine house on a big LOT on c
St, Southwest; downtown; price
$15,000.00.
ON THIRD avenue six room bungalow;
living room across front; brick man
tel; deep lot, servants house and gar
age; owner lives in another city ana
is anxious to buy there, hence the
close price; 100000.
ANOTHER bargain; six rooms; high
terraced lot; fine surroundings; gar
age; situated on l St, 5. w; price
only 100000.
A SIX ROOM bungalow; ideal floor
plan in Highland Park; $5,250.00.
A VACANT lot on l St. s. w; only
$l,050.00.
A VACANT lot on Stanley only $1,O5O.
A VACANT lot on McI.ish; only $3.50.
100 FOOT corner lot; Third avenue, S.
w. only 100000.
A THREE room house and ground 336
feet square; teeming with sweet
potatoes, in southeast Ardmore on
main street; price 81, 10000.
A FOUR room house and ground 200
feet square in Southeast Ardmore;
price only 81 10000
A NICE six room modern home on G
St, n. w; close price.
a CORNER lot and five room house on
Caddo; $4,000; payable S35O.OO cash
balance $500 per month.
A TEN room house on large business
corner n. Washington; Sl5,OOO.OO.
A BARGAIN in vacant lot, Fourth Ave.
n. w; only $l10O00
A FINE six room bungalow on corner
St, n. w; only $4,2O0.0O.
90xl6O IT, on 11th Ave, n. w.
and n substantial four room house:
fine bargain; s21O0.O0.
BUY 55 acres adjoining Plainview
school and make money.
LET US help you select a home.
70 n MMmW70MMW
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Unpaid telephone bills for the month
Of November are past due. If not paid
by p. III. of the 18th inst, service will
discontinued
SOUTHWESTERN BELL
12.3 TELEPHONE co.
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FRISCO RAILWAY

Train No. 200 DEPARTS $40 a. a..
Train No. 51i Departs------12:3O p. '..
mixed Train
Train No. $40 departs 4:50 p. m.
Train No. j73 Arrives $40 a. m.
mixed Train
Train No. 575 Arrives----10:35 a. m.
Train No. sos Arrives 1880 p. m.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-14

FOR SALE-One roller top desk, re-
voving chair; three office chairs, and
rug in well located office. Phone
9G6 or 1851. 1872
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-14

FOR SALE-One Groom house, T. st.
n. T., one G room house 11th \. W.
one room house nth N. w, one &
room f ST., s. w. Farms 40 acres
miles east. 275 acres river land
near Berwyn. and other homes and
farms. |. 4. Best. 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-14

FOR SALE-29OOO acres state leases
in PeNus valley. Lea county, New
Mexico. . year commercial leases,
rental paid first year, one cent an
acre second year 16 cents per acre.
each additional year, Geologist say
this will be the next big oil field Get
in while it is wildcat 40 acre tracts
and up, 2j cents to IS cents per
acre. Address p. A. Snyder, FL Do
rado, Kansas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-14
Female Help Wanted

WANTED-Cook or general house girl,
godo wages. Mrs. Il. d. Wagner, 9O9
West Broadway. Phone 1855. 11-3
lady to work at
fountain, Ringer Drug Co. 1872
WANTED - Housekecper for small
family. Mrs. j. c. Crosby, phone
10 or 452. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-14

FOR SALE - Furniture Of 5.room
house, POI ID St, $. r.. Fl. 1914
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For Sale
Oil Lands and Leases

FOR SALE-A very fast.pacing horse.
{. c. Sanborn, Gainesville, Texas.
lis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-14

FOR SALES. w a 5.room strictly
modern home, east front lot, $4,000
buys it. $500 cash, balance $40 less
than rent monthly. owner leaving,
will move out same day deal is
made Yates, the Earth Man. 1872
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;25 REWARD
Wanted to Rent

WANTED TO RENT or 4 room
furnished or unfurnished house
keeping rooms. by Dec. 1, 1st ward
considered only. Phone 1887 after
p. m. 12-4
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For Sale

FOR SAI.E-Indian motorcycle, cheap,
see Tom Pennington. Phone 1900
SO
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE
SANTA FE RAILWAY
North Bound
ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY

Train No. Gj2 Departs 200 a. m.
Train No. 664 Departs--7-12:4O p, m.
Mixed Train
Train No. 693 Arrives----12:iO p. m.
(MiXed Train
Train No j51 Arrives S:l5 p. m.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-14

LET ME locate and file your places,
oil and gas claims on government
land in Pecos valley, Eddy or Chaves
counties, New Mexico. Only 25 cents
an acre, 20 acres and up. Can give
you good location if taken at once.
Address b. a. Snyder, El Dorado,
Kansas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-14
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-New house, two rooms,
water and gas. Phone 1S35-R. 26-1mo
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Automobiles

FOR SALE-F'ord car in first.class con.
dition. Phone 161 X. $, Gardenhire
a.
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Male Help Wanted

PORTER WANTED-Apply Travellers
Hotel. 1913
PORTER WANTED-Apply 222 A St.
n. e.. 1913
The Washington herald., 1919-06-11
CAM0UFLEuR IS
STAKE winner
Wlfried Viau Entry Cap
lures Plattsdale Handicap
AT Belmont Field.

Belmont Track. June 1O.-In a race
which brought ten thousand people
to their feet. Camoufieur, owned by
Wtlfrid Viau, captured the Plattsdale
handicap at one mile, defeating
George w. Lofts Rodgers by a head.
Edward Arlington's QUESTIONABLE was
third.
Rodgers led the field at the first
quarter pole, going at a pace that
seemed good enough to take the race
Jockey Erickson, however, was riding
Camoufieur with great skill and held
his horse just behind the PAGER. When
Rodgers showed signs of weakening
at the turn into the stretch, Camou-
fleur went after the leader and got
him at the final eighth pole, out
gaming to the wire.
Mrs. ]. Garson's Copyright galloped
away with the third race for juveniles.
Carpetsweeper upset the dope in the
fifth event by defeating the favorite
Day Due. owned by George w. Loft.
The weather was very cloudy today
and the track heavy.
FIRST RACE-Seven fIrlougs, main course:
Lncius, III tMcTaggartl. 10 to /, 4 TO /. to l;
Celtic. 100 (vida). to ., to 4; Tarascon. ia
Johrsonl. to 5. Time. Isl Is Hong Kong
Tom Young. Gallant Kitty. Favour, Auctioneer.
Tie Pin also ran.
SECOND RACE-About two miles: Mr.. Ned,
l37 (Frauklinl, to 5, to 10. to ); Belle
O. The Sea. 40 tstrctch). to |. even; Win
gold. 80 (Kennedyl, to TO- Time 4l34-
Stradiyarius. Whist md. Commodore Gaunt. De
cisiVe also ran-
THIRD RACE-FIre furlongs: Copyright, IL.
(Lykel. IL to 20. TO 6, out Bulls Eye (2icel
. to /. to 8; Iyra. 100 walls. even Time
lOl. O. S. Gnsnn. Frenzela also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile: Camnuheur, IS
tEiic, On), ; 10 l. even. . to 5; Rogers, sc
tPiercel, to /. even; Questionnaire. 81 Gala
ham. to ). Tine. 1885 Blair Gowric Bon
dage also ran
FIFTH RACE-Niile: Carpet Sweeper. 100
Callahan. 5 10 .. l TO ,. out; Day Due. lis
tKelsayl to .. out; Leading Star, los (Pi,rce),
ort. Time. - rs No alSos.
SIXTH RACE-Four and one.half furlours:
Ina Wood, 100 Johnson. ) to l. even. out
Kal,IIols lI9 tCorey). . to 5. out; RetricTe
10 tTroNlerl. out. Tine. O:52 35 Limerick
Lass. Indiscretion also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-11
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six furiongs: Lady Ivan, llc
Uunsford), 45c. $50 $50; Madras Gingham.
loo Ciurrav). SO. 40; First Bullet. 100 Rob
inson), 60. Time. 1I3. Black Wing, MAY
Maulsby. Retta b. Ffsda johnson, Busy Joe,
Maud Bacon. Metiusa, Wenonah, F1apper also
ran.
SECOND ,RACE-Six furlongs: Mint Cat, lIo
nunSod). 100. 5. 40: Stevenson, lis CRob-
inson). SO, SEQ; Service Flag. Ilo tGrohD
l140 Time. 04. Gesurd dheit. Heima Rameau,
First Troop Nagikon. Trooper. Sauer. Thistle
Beau. Mather also ran.
THIRD RACE-SiN furlongs: Tacnla. lis
Garner. $40. 80. $40: Surahdar 10 C3r-rnl
so 40; Legal. 100 tRobinsoul, $50. Time.
ll2 Is. Joe Stair. Bob Baker, Ocean Sween.
Herald. b. B johnson. Barney Shannon, Wal
nut Hall also ran
FOURTH RACE-Si frulongs: War God. 1o7
tRobinsonl. l3. s.oD. 4eo: Rancher, III fcon.
molly. 3ao 2so Skiles Knob, 100 Doyle, 30
Time. l:I2 Is Marie Miller, Harry Burvpvnc
Basil and Leochares also ran.
FIFTH RAOE-FOur and one-balf fprIo,,z.
Destruction. l0 CHOvarD. $40, 10. $40: Mar.
lorie Hynes, 10 Garner. go. 80. Naria
Maxim, ITO tLunsford), 40 Time. o:52 %
FNrbelow. Viola PARK and Miss Bopeep aISo
ran. 'o
SIXTH RACE-Nfile and a sixteenth. watsr
Willow. los Burke. 400. 2Io0. $50. Mis-.
Proctor. lo2 (Bcylel. 1iD. 500: Wickfond I'M
tGlOth). 500 Time. l.46-S Lute.ia Navor
Calvin, Leap Frog. Say When, McVex TiJaI
Ncr.ty. Huntemann. Byrne aiso ran. ''''
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and an eighth. Nyisa-
man, ~ Connolly, 10D. 40. $40; Thinker
lo2 tRobinson). $50 20: Ernest, lo7 IRnTEsl
40 Time. Isl IS Strike Breaker. LAM,
Foster Notary' Jack Hill. Merchant also rsn,
The Washington herald., 1919-06-11
SCHOOL TITLE
NOW DISPUTED
Central and Tech Battle to
A 3-3 Tie-Champion-
ship Still Undecided.

After a nine-inning. s-to-3. node
cision game between Central and
Tech yesterday at Union League
Park, hot dispute between Central
and Tech authorities ensued. based
on the prolongation Of the game and
winner OF the scholastic title.
Tech claimed that a mutual agree
ment had been made before the game
that only nine innings would be play
ed. This has been the agreement
at a few scholastic games played OF
Union League Park. The scholastic
faculty advisors. unable to obtain
their own diamond. were forced 10
lease the Union League Park to play
their games. They were eligible 10
hold the diamond until 5:l5 O'Clock.
when the navy yard teams were then
scheduled to play.
After nine innings had been com
pleted Techs nine left the field and
filed claim on the scholastic baseball
title. although TIE authorities of the
Navy Yard League were willing 10
have the game finished. But the Tech
authorities could not agree on this
matter.
Some time ago Central and Western
battled to a tie and at a meeting
of the scholastic faculty advisors the
game was awarded to Western on the
grounds of Central playing an in
eligible man. VI was later announced
by Central authorities that the boy
was eligible. A meeting Of some kind
VIII be held soon in regard to this
matter.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-11
Nallins Poor Upiring Gues Indians First with Grfs
BROWNIES ARE EASY
FOR MACK ATHLETICS

Philadelphia. June 1o.-The Ath-
letics won their second straight
victo>y today when they defeated
ST. Louis to 3. Johnson toiled
seven innings on the slab for the
house Of Mack. During his ad-
ministration the Browns earned
two runs of his slants and had one
presented to them by the erratic
throwing arm OF George Burns. He
retired in the Mack's half of the
seventh after allowing seven hits.
Twas fortunate for Bridegroom
Johnson's pitching record that his
mates put together four runs for
him in the latter half of the
seventh. Walt Kinney. who finish
ed what Johnson started, turned
back the Missourians in the last
two rounds without allowing a hit.
Dave Davenport had all the ear
marks of a st. Louis winner until
Roth's triple, bringing in three runs.
crushed his hopes. The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-06-11
.DRExEL WILL
NAME REFEREE
Army, Navy and Civilian
Boxing Board to Select
Third Man for Fight.

Toledo. June 1o.-Tex Rickard to-
night placed the job of naming a
referee in the hands OF the army,
navy and civilian board OF boxing
control. Rickard advised Mai. An
thony j. Drexel Biddle. of New
York. president of the board, that
all parties involved in the fgnt
would be bound by the boards
selection.
ed the plan OF a referee and two
judges was better. such decision
would be binding upon the princi-
pals and others involved in staging
the fistic entertainment on the
Fourth. Richards letter to Maj
Bittle follows:
'T am writing to you in your
capacity as president OF the army,
navy and civilian board of boxing
control. For many years I have
been convinced that boxing in this
country is Handicapped because of
the absence OF the proper organiza-
tion to look after its interests.
Boxing was an even worse condi-
tion in England when Lord Lonsdale
had the moral courage to come for
ward and establish the National Sport
ing Club and the Board of Boxing
Control.
''I feel that in being responsible for
the exhibition between Willard and
Dempsey. it is in my power to do
something to strengthen the authority
OF your board and after discussing the
matter with the Toledo Boxing Com
mission, two of the members of which
Mayor Cornell Schneider and It's chair
man. Christopher Wall are on your
board. we have decided to invite YOU
to assume control in regard to the
appointment of all officials, the ref
erees. two judges Gf you think them
adyisable). and the time keeper and
alter any conditions under which the
exhibition will he conducted IL in the
opinion OF your board any Of the con-
ditions are Inconsistent with the laws
of humanity and the rules OF clean
and wholesome sport.
Before sending this invitation to
your board. I of course. consulted
Willard and Dempsey. and | pointed
out the great amount of good il was
in their power to do to boxing by
supporting your board. To their
credit. be IL said. they readily as
sented.
inform me at your earliest convent
ence OF the decision OF your board
in the matter.
Sincerely yours.
TEN RICHARD"
The Washington herald., 1919-06-11
WAR RISK TO PLAY
REX CLUBMEN SUNDAY

The Rex Athletic Club and the War
Risk nine of the Departmental League
will clash next Sunday at o'clock
at Union League Park. Fifteenth and
II streets northeast. in what promises
to be the best amateur game played
here this season.
War Risk is taking things rather
easy in their league. having won all
OF their games quite handily. In addi-
ton to this. Manager Nelson boasA
of his team having trimmed Clarendon
twice this season, scores 1 to and
: to i. As the Clubmen are travelling
along in good style. and the fact that
a new grandstand will be ready at
Union Park. large crowd OF rooters
will be on hand.
All overseas men will be admitted
TO games free of charge. Another
local team will be played in the Sec
ond game Sunday. Manager Wright
having decided to book a double
header for this date.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-11
LATONIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For 3year-oids and up; stI
f,1rlongs: Ornella T, %; Hadrian. 20; Goidstone'
IM. Little Princess 100: Silk Lady 100: Breeze.
ITO: Arch Plottcr, 10; Redland, ITO; Paul Con-
molly, ia: Waterford. lis; Happy Go L1cky.
lis: John, jr.. l2l. Egible-Premium, lis; York
vile, lis: Lucinda. 81; Woodpf!e. a; Batmlda,
liz: Bonstelle. lc4.
Second RACE-Fo- 2-year -olds: FIVE furlonss
Nspdalsy. ll5; westwood, lis; Jack Pryor. lis
Seaplant. lis; Lord Hamilton. lis: Purl, lis,
Lieut.. Lester, rs; Make Up. lis; Inspector
Hughes, lis; Patches, us; Travesty, lis; High
Command, lis. Eigtble-Maj Bradley. ll5;
Cant. Mac. lis; Paul weidel. ll5; Ace OF
Trrrrnps. lI5; Capt. Tony rs; By G0ily. lis.
THIRD RACE-FOr 5year-olds six fmlongs;
Kiku. lC7; Early spring. los; Joe Stair. l06; Bon
Jour, los: Ginger. Ill; Toto. Ill; Napan. Ill;
Mai Parke. ll6.
FOURTH RACE-For 2year olds: Ave fur
Alula. lu2; Annette Teller. lOi; NIGGA, los; Pin
dar. lu5; Hercules. los: Sister Helene. l07; Bob
ty Allen. lO4 Plain Bill. lOS; Warlike, 100: FIiz,
100 E1gibIe-Peccant. l05.
FIFTH RACE-For 3year-olds and up: mile:
Cheer Leader, 8; Hocnir, 100; General Hais,
loo; Precious, 100; Uncle White loi; Diversion.
lCi; Herald. lo6: Grey Eagle. los; Basilius, lls;
J. J. Murdock, ITO; James T. Clark, III; Dras-
tic liz; AurIm, III
SIXTH RACE-For 3year-olds and up; mile
and one-eighth: Omond, 90; Lillian Shaw I02;
Buford los: Beaver Kill. liz; Free Cutter, ia.
SEVENTH RACE-For 3year-olds and up,
mile and one-sixteenth Paula V, 100; Psstime,
IO5: Kilkenny. los; Rhymer. 100; King Fisher.
lo9; Thistle Green, lo9 KinGosia, 10: Dr. Sam
uel, Ill; Black Broom, Ill; Duke ct Shelby, Ill;
Jack X. 49, Sandy Lad. ia. EligibIe-Ambus-
cade, ll3; Aldebaran, Ill; Buclnail, lo6; Bonnie
Tess, 100; Sophia Gatewood, l6; Sun Flash, loi.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-11
BELMONT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Selling: 3-year-olds and up
ward: six aud onehalf frlongs: Bell Ringer,
l6: HOh0kus % Onwa. 10; James. lis: Apple
ton Wiskr, l0e: Scotch Verdict. no. Sir Will
lam johnson. 10: Dottie Vandivcr. I0i: Dahinda.
50; Orderly, Iii; Elected End. los; Night Stick.
10: Onicu. s.
SECOND RACE-For 4-year Odds ard uT'W ard
about two miles and onefourth: The Dean,
1872; ROYAL Arch. li5; Gold Bond. 40: Turmoil.
lss; lie Marsouin. l4s; Doublct 10: Trumpa.or,
al.
THIRD RACE-For S-year-olds and upward :
one mile: ESquimau. 104: Jack Stuart IOi Mimic
md. lG War Zone. ~: Prircers. los: Dam
Rosch. It's; Matinee Idol. Ill: Uucle's IASsic,
90; Wyndover. lO6; Sun Flash md. III: Auah
Go On los
FOURTH RACE-For 3year-olds: mile and
three fuTlongs: Over There. la: Sweep On.
l26; Sir Barton, rs; Natural Brdsr. l96; Pas
tOral Swain. l26
FIFTH RACE-For 3year-olds and upward
ono mile and u furlong: Daddy's Choice. lG5 :
Mill Race. loi; Poor Butterfly. Ill; Princers,
lle: Benevolent. 10; Hickorynut. Ioe: Aims b.
lo2; " X. Beal. III; Caddie. lls: Gala DrCss.
los
SIXTH RACE-For 2year-olds: five f,rrIongs
Blazes. rs; Gouzalo lis: Hoodwink. lis; My
laddie. lis; N'ddam, us: Dream Of the Val
leg. lis; Tattle lis.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-11
MIKE BRADY LEADS
In OPEN GOLF PLAY

West Newton, Mass. June I0.-Mike
Brady. playing a strong. consistent
game, completed his second day in
the national open golf tournament
here today. leading the field by three
strokes. and a total OF Jas for the
two days, which is close to the record.
The effect Of slightly warmer wealth
er and sunshine. which improved the
condition Of the course. had a mark
ed effect on the playing. and big
gallery watched the contests with
keen interest.
George Bowden. Of Boston. and
Walter Hagen. OF Detroit with q
score of Isl each. were tied for sec
ond place.
Chick Evans finished with a total
Of 15S for the two days. Jock Hutch
inson, OF Chicago. who was runner
up to Evans in the last nstiona!
open, WAS one stroke behind the for
mer when he completed the course
today.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-11
COMMITTEE READY
FOR BOXING TOURNEY

Plans for seventy-five bouts in the
boxing tournament Tor the champion
ship to be held by the service men In
Washington are being made by the
Knights Of Columbus War Activities
Committee. appointed to make ar
rangements for the preliminaries.
The committee is figuring on having
all of these bouts pulled of on Mon
day night, June .. at the Knights of
Columbus Building. Water Reed Hos
pital. The first bout begins at 7:3O
o'clock. Semi-hnals will be held at
Walter Reed, June =. and finals at
American League Baseball Park,
Saturday, July 5.
Each round will be of three minutes
duration with one minute intermission.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-11
LEONARD TO MAKE
WEIGHT FOR DUNDEE

Philadelphia. June IO.-Johnny Dun
dee has Joined the Lew Tender
class and now insists upon Benny
Leonard making weight.
The fiashy Italian light weight, a
regulation 133-pounder. says the
champion must scale 1856 at o'clock
on the evening of the battle, or there
will be no fight.
Leonard and Dundee are due to
clash in the main session at the all
star show at the Phillies' park on
Monday night. Leonard and Dun
dee have met before. but this Is the
first time Dundee ever demanded that
the champion make weight.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-11
Named NAVY Leader.

Annapolis. Nd, June lo.-Edward j.
Milner. of Pennsylvania, has been
elected by his fellows as captain OF
the Navy baseball team for the sea-
son Of 1870. Miner has played short
stop on the nine for the last two
wears and is one Of its best assets.
being a clever fielder and a good hit
ter, He succeeds Victor +. Blakeslee.
of Massachusetts. center fielder. who
graduated today.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-11
THORMAHLEN HOLDS
TIGERS TO 3 BINGLES
On
praught

New York. June 10.-The Yankees
won the opening game OF their series
with the Tigers here this afternoon by
the score of . TO !. Thormahlen held
the visitors TO three hits. which ar
rived in the second. fourth and ninth
innings. A poor throw by Thormah-
len on Cobb In the fourth inning
paved the way for Detroit's only run.
Ping Bodie and Manager Huggins
had an argument on the New York
bench during the second inning and
Bodie left the field. Lamar finished
the game.
The scoreH
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McGoorty Wins Again.

London. June 10.-Eddie NIcGoorty,
light heavyweight. knocked out
Dick Rice, of England. at Blackpool
last night after a minute and nine
seconds of what was to have been
twenty-round encounter. The
American followed a left hook to
the jaw with a right hand smash to
the ribs which felled the Briton.