davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
SARATOGA RESULTS.

IENT EACE-Siz furIonzs. The Desert. IOl
U.et.r.. - 90 .. , 70 l. ) to ,: Back Bay. los
iBydUEuen. . 10 !, 70 5; Bob Hensley, ll3
urr"nliF. S 10 Tine. l:l4 - Fizsr. FIrs-
luIi.r. ~weyUIrt. Fasamgna, SrIndr, Miss KU-
t.r- Ee-l-r. Madam NyuE. He Will. also ran
~EEUND RACE one mile. Pir-Or. is Kun
rr.-.. : 90 J. ) u = to 3 Weslmans Folly
- Gu-ru~r. TO ]. tu s. N-Icanitc IL
0Huaar1' IN 70 Time - - For Fair
We I-.s-. Prank B.. FlIzey. S1us Marine,
as. rEu
Third RACE-Seven furlungs Wyoming, -cs
tEus.rU. = Goo /. to 70. ! to 5. GrIndy. IG
tB,e .r.. even. > 10 5; WOodtrap. ia CFator
even. Tine. z A. Herald, Startling, Dam
r-r. scrub Lady. also ran.
IuJ ETH RACE-One mile Rose DOr 100
aI.alauI. 20 10. 1 10 t. ont; OmOnda los
tHHrr-r. 9 n 8. uut. "Terentia. 10 McAteel,
0ut TEr. I.l2 5-l 'HsrOIias also ran 'CUe
erIr.
ITtTH BACE-One mile and fruIong Han
I-.rt. IS .Mct'rannI. : 10 > : 70 5. : 10 10;
Esrrur. us >ehu-unEeTI. even, 10 .; BaaIius.
- Robinson. 4 IN ; Time. 81 J5 Precious.
NI.nuU"~, Warsaw. Raid-r. Trtiey, Comme Ci.
49, yam.
~INTH RACE-FIvs furl1ngS. Blue wrack.
Is .N.IHur ; to I. 70 l. 20 s; Ia Wilson.
10 tEolins0ul. to /. 3 TO 5; Phantom Far,
lI5 tNIr--Tay=r. l % , Time 1 Ol IS. The
front, Glea Light, Swirl, Faisan d'Ore,. ArrUw
Point. sammy. also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
.DOBIE REPORTS
AT ANNAPOLIS
Famous Football Mentor
Will Take Charge Of
Rookie Grid Squad.

Annapolis, Md, Aug. 1.-two of
the regular coaches reported at the
Naval Academy today, Gilmour
Dobie. the mentor OF the football
squad. and Richard Glendon, who
has had charge of rowing for If
teen years and who has just signed
up for three years more. Both will
take charge of their respective
sports tomorrow.
Dobie will receive about 1856 mem
bers Of the new fourth class. who
have been coached for two weeks
by Lieut.. Commander Richardson
and assistants. He will have "a
month before the old men return.
and will be able TO pick those who
will strengthen the big squad.
The oarsmen have been working
under Lieut.. Commander Morrison
and Glendon will have the opportun-
ity of developing material for his
crews for next season. and will also
prepare the four eighth in training
for the interbattalion race on Au-
gust 80
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE The Corinth Handicap: for .
year uIIz. 81 hIrI0nSs. MaEaEa. IO2; Shoot On.
1G'. Pilgrim IT. super, l2 hallipOlis ll9,
Tuaiulr-. Iio' Phantom Fair IA; BIazes. I96
SruI.t0n. ~
SECOND RACE -Steepiechase. selling; for =
yrarCds and up: abDut miles 'NorthwoOd.
80. RHUmb. IA. ~Tu-suv Nix III. Crest Hill
lt5- King FORTUNE I39
THIRD RACE-ClaIming; for mares J-year-
oIF7 and up. fUr0ugz Jap. ICl Bandymo
no Queen of tho Sea. IO5; Uuwise Child. Io4
Du-ras. 10. 'E-rCtrd d. IS: Tailor Maid. ll3
FOURTH RACE-The Hudson Handicap; for
Sycar-Olds and up; l SIG miles. Spur. lo5:
b-.s,as ~: Kashmir. g. WOodtraP, %; Beaver
KiT 20. ,Nd-RI 80. Val0r II9
FIFTH RACE Claiming. for 5-,,dr-ods and
rD. mile and fr rIung stitch in Time I0
'RNNsr. lr. Quru0 ut tine sea. I0s; GIeirner,
III, Don Duigr. 49, -CaDt Holly. l06. xii
kenny IL Mar Ee.e. r6
SIXTH EACES-I'0- maiden @-vear-OIIs ST.
rurlouzs- Franz Tireu- Is. Bcaming Beauty
II-- R-praIar. .lJ- IndIscretIon ll2, Endman
I5s Star Court. IIJ. Milo. Vivian. liz; Bon
M7s|. Is; Gloria q. Dion IL; Gallagher.
us Peace Pennant 10: Manana II5; Victor S,
Ia: Prrcious Pear. IL. Air Raid ll5; Hurry,
rs. Simplet0n. rs; Ffadraic is. GsrIine s.
IL
'ArTrsnticv aIIovance claimed
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
CANOEISTS TO MEET
IN COMEDY REGATTA

The annual regatta OF the Wash
ington Canoe Club will be held Sun
day at $50 p. m. This will be an
unique aquatic meeting as things of
a less serious nature are among the
different events scheduled
The list of events will give the
maximum amount of action with the
minimum amount OF blood shed. The
spectators are cautioned to sit cold
by their chairs and not interfere with
the proceedings as ample police pro-
lection has been promised. Smelling
salts will be found at all fire exists
The list of events follow: GunwaIes
doubles, undress parade mob race,
double cross shimmy. hangover
race, porch Canoeist race, cross-pur-
poses contest, hydrocanoepliane race.
emptying contest. chariot race. stand
ing tail-end race. installment race
aquatic contest.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
SOLDIERS GUESTS OF
GAME AT BIG PARK

All soldiers at st. Elizabeth and
Walter Reed hospitals have been in
vited to the big benefit game to be
played Saturday at American
League Park of which the proceeds
will go towards buying things for
the boys at St. Elizabeth Hospital.
Finance and Accounts will be pit
ted against the fast Quantico Ma
rines nine from the post at Guam
ticO, Va, in this contest in which it
Is expected President Wilson will be
on hand to toss out the first ball.
The Marine battery will be Glowden.
White, PrOdse and Dempsey, while
Won Herbulis, Ed. Kelly and Joe
Geible will do the work for the
Finance and Accounts nine.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
DRY DOCKS NOT TO
PLAY REX CLUBMEN

Manager Wright of the Rex A. c..
received word over the phone from
Sam Frock that he will not be able
to keep his date for the double-header
on Sunday he had scheduled with the
Rex clubmen.
1t is hoped that the Bureau team, of
this city. can be induced to take this
date and play the Rex A. c. Sunday
at Union League Park. Fifteenth and
II streets northeast. This is only NOV
ing the date forward a week. as Bu
reau was 10 meet the clubmen on the
following Sunday after the Dry Dock
game.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
POSTPONE MATCHES
In DOUBLE TENNIS

Boston. Aug. IA heavy north
cast rainstorm caused postponement
today Or the final round Of play be
tween William NJ. Johnston and
Clarence J. Griffin. the crack Cali
fornia team. and Norman L. Brookes
and Gerald Patterson. Australian
stars. at the LonEwood Cricket Club
here this afternoon.
1t was announced the match will
be played tomorrow II weather con-
ditions are favorable.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
Tough Luck, Pete!

Philadelphia, Aug. 14-Pete Moo
nan, former star catcher of the Atb-
letics, who. with Andy Coakley was
regarded as one OF the best college
batteries in the history of baseball
Is IN luck, according to Frank
FIynn. the knights of Columbus
secretary just returned from several
months activities on the other sid,
Pete is now in Ireland. having lust
been notified that he has inherited
million dollars. So Pete, VINO
went across to help the doughboys,
is coming back wealthy.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
OPERATIONS TO PLAY
CROOKS NAVY TEAM

Navy Yard will play the Naval Op-
erations, champions of the Govern
ment League, at Union League Park
Saturday afternoon at p. m. Both
clubs will have their best players
Tommy Crooks Navy Yard club will
he composed of the following players
Snyder, IF; Mcmahon or Long. 3b;
Sterzer. II: Crooks. 1b Frasier. CT;
Mccarthy. ss; Watt, 2b Geibel or
Kaiawa, c; Humphries or BusCher. p
Naval Operations; Degnan. 3b; Dom
nelly, 2b; McGuckin. ss; Hager, c.;
Beard. ID; Fitzgerald or Snyder. rf
Navin, CT; Hornsberger, II: Owens.
Won Herbulis or Hudson, D.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
Water Carnival Booked.

Baltimore, Aug. 4.-One hundred
and seventy-three entries have been
resentation in the aquatic meeting
carnival at the Arundel Boat Club
Saturday in which fifteen events are
on the program.
Washington will have a big rep
resentative in this aquatic meeting
in the different events.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
MAYS BACK IN
GOOD STANDING
Board of Directors Rein.
state Player-Injunction
Case on Trial Today.

The suspension Of Carl W. NAYS b,
Ban Johnson. president Of the AnerI
ocan League, was overruled by IN,
board Of directors OF the leagu. to
day. The board also served notics
that Ban johnson would be forBidd,,
hereafter TO take any similar action
toward any player in the America
League without q hearing in the fg-
ture.
The board Of directors decided fur
thcr to demand q fun accUuuru- from
Ban johnson for the sinking fund OF
the American League. I-uIoS- This nc
counting - made TO Charlie Domis-
key. chairman Of the bosrd within.
what is considered q reasonable tim
Il Is declared that the board will TAX
such action as Il may deem supropr-
aLe
There was quorum OF tho board
present, consisting Of "harlos Com
iskey, chairman, and Harry Trazrs
and Col. Jacob Rupert.
No reply had been received from
Jim Dunn, the fourth msrubrr ur rh,
board, though the Invitation f,r him
10 be present had been sent 90 hr-
home and 70 his place OF business
Ban BorbIde Meeting.
Before the meeting was called 10 or
der a letter was received from Car
johnson forbiddinE the memh, rs c.
get together and declaring that anv.
thing they might do would have M
significance. The Hermit Of the HoI-
land House emerged long enough fo
assert that he was the American
League and that nothing else counted
In the meantime another Surrrr1,
Court injunction was granted -o-
straininE the car from using 'ns
sinking fund OF tho league during the
hearing OF the Mays Casc. TEST
mony was taken before q referee 20
prove the contention OF Col Ruppe-r
and Huston that johnson is Interest
ed financially IN the Cleveland club
In an affidavit Charles Cou1isksv.
owner OF the White So1. testified
that in 1916 the Cleveland club
owed himself and Ban johnson SlOO.-
900. y have got back $4,000 said
Comiskey. and have not heard
that Mr johnson has 60. bark
any greater sum"
Busy Da,. Toda,.
In an affidavit Harry sparrow fo-
the Yankees. testified that his club
would try to prove that Johnson
was a creditor Of the Cleveland club
or was financially interested in IL
and at one time held stock in the
club.
The proclamation in which John
son forbade the meeting OF the board
OF directors OF the league was re
reived with entire good humor. Tho
explanation OF the sinking fund and
how IL was sunk might make somo
interesting reading. especially a.
some OF il probably was employed
in the purchase OF something
stronger than - per cent
Every skeleton in the league clos-
ct will be shimmying when the eI-
PLANTATION comes out.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
BIG BALL GAME FOR
Fl. MYER SOLDIERS

The officers OF the cavalry and artil-
lery stationed at Fort Myer will stage
a ball game Sunday Afternoon for the
championship OF the garrison. Ar
rangements are about complete for
the big boxing carnival which will be
held at the post on Labor Day. Any
amateur wishing to enter these bouts
can make an entry by seeing the
chaplain of the post.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
No Racing in Montreal.

Montreal, Aug. Il. - Independent
race track owners at a meeting
here yesterday decided to abandon
the idea OF conducting race meets
here unit such time as the Federal
government repesls the order in
council which definitely prohibits
betting.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
FITCHBURG ALSO
GREW CALLAHAN

F1tchburg. Mass. besides turning out
Pat Moran. grew Jim Callahan. who
formerly managed the White Sox of
Chicago. This was back in 1912. Be
sides Callahan and Moran this section
Of Massachusetts has probably con-
tributed more star ball players than
any other part of the country.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
WAR RISK NINE WINS
BATTLE FROM REX A. c.

The Rex Athletic Club was eliminat-
ed from the chance TO play to "old-
timers yesterday when they were
defeated by the War Risk nine at
American League Park in a benefit
game for the soldiers at Walter
Reed Hospital by a 9-to-1 count.
Ernie Schafer, OF Central High
fame. was in the. center of the
diamond for War Risk and was
master of the Rex at all times.
Schafer let the clupmen down with
one hit, a double by Degnan in the
first inning. Albaugh. who opposed
Schafer. was touched up for seven
hits and was a trifIe wild as he is
sued seven passes. Score:
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15

Rms-Hooper :: via, Rath %. Ruth O..
schsng 2). McInnis Shannon. Scott, McNaIly.
Russell L<rbold. T. Collins, Weaver GandiI.
Schalk. Murphy Hts-Or Gcotte in 2l3
innings; of Kerr. in t23 innings Home run
Ruth. Threebase hit-ShAnnon Two-bssc hits
Shannon, Jackson t2), Gandil, McNally Nc
Innis Sacrifice ht-Jackson- Stolen basrs
Roth Weaver. Wild pitch-kerr. Struck not.
BY Kerr, 2; by Sullivan. 2; by Russell, 2 Bases
ON b~lls-Of Ccotte, 2; of Russell. 6 Passed
bslI-Schans Double pays-Felsch TO schslk
Felsch to Lynn; McNally 70 Shannon TO Nc
Innis; Lynn to Rsbnrg. Time Of same-2N6.
Umpires-Me4rs. morsrity and Evans.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
MONEY WON'T BUY
GOOD OUTFIELDER

Seems Cincinnati money is no good
in the National League. The Reds
have been trying to buy an outfielder
and have offered as high as S5 900
for one to help Roush and NeaIe, but
the other maEnates say nay" Nc
Graw paid $4,000 for Art Nehf-
more than the whole Cincinnnati
pitching staff cost.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
r H z
Cardinals Land Two.

Philadelphia, Aug. 1.-THE Cardi-
mails captured both ends of the dou-
hle bill from the Phillies here today.
the first game 4 to and the final
went to the Cards by 6 to 3 Score
by innings:
r Fl +
St Louis. % OOOO4 4ooO-4 u .
Philadelphia. 0 o 0 O1 L. 5 l
Batteries--Doak and Clemons; Pack
ard and Adams.
Second game:
r II f
st. Louis ......O 90 211O2 % 10 o
Philadelphia. 90 2OOOO-3 Q 6
Batteries-May, Ames and Dilhoe-
fer; Smith and Tragesser-
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
Giants Take 7luo from Reds---I,dia Trim, Grifs
BATS OF RED SOX
DEFEAT CHICAGO

Chicago. ILL.,, Aug. A.-Boston de-
feated the White Sox here today under
an avalanche of base hits, piling up
fifteen runs on eighteen hits and driv-
ing Cicotte to the showers in the
third. Babe Ruth smashed out his
seventeenth homer of the season,
breaking the American League record
held by Socks Seybold. The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
Corinthians Beaten.

The Corinthian Baseball Club will
battle the Penrocs Sunday. Any team
wishing games with the Penrocs can
arrange dates by communicating with
Arthur Prender. III East Capitol
street
The Penrocs defeated the Brookland
nine yesterday. which was their
tenth win of the season. Score by
innings:
Penrocs. o0eoo4 3 %
Brookland.. 0 2 l 0 2 0 o 0-6
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
GRIFF BUYS O'NEIL
OF SHREVEPORT CLUB

New Orleans, Aug. 14-It was an
nounced tonight that Manager Clark
Grifith, Of the Washington club. had
purchased Shortstop O'Neil. Of the
'rn0rr club. for delivery TO the
Nationals at the close Of the Southern
League season.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
SECOND GAME


Runs-Smith, Allen C2l, Burns (2). Young.
Fletcher Frisch (2). Zimmerman. Snyder, Ben
ton. Three base hit-Neale Twobase hits
Young ~. Sacrifice hits-Fletcher, Benton.
Stolen bases-Frisch %. Chase Double plays
Chase to Fletcher; Roush to Rath. Base on
bslls-Of Benton. l; of Bressler. /; of Luque,
/. Struck out-By Benton, 2; by Douglas. g. by
Gerncr. l; by Duque, 2 Passed balls-Snyder
~. Hit by pitched ban-By Benton (Rsriden)
by Luque (Zimmerman). Left on bsses-Ncw
York, 2; Cincinnati, 9. Umpires-Quigley and
ODay
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
Congress Heights Def.

Congress Heights baseball team
wishes games for Saturday and Sun
day and will be glad to hear from
any team in this vicinity Communi-
cate with H B. Cowan, Congress
Heights, d. C.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15

New York, Aug. 1--we had the fol-
lowing matters up at the old P. G..
this afternoon:
Rows. 6; fuses. a. arguments, 10;
squabbles, S1R; bottle throwings, l
bottle; elections. Il; punches threat
ened. sos; punches ihterchanged, o;
baseball. q innings. Garah, it was
exciting. E
So exciting almost everybody lost
sight of the fact that the Giants were
whiting the lead of the Cincinnati
Reds down to four and half games
in the National League race by
snatching both ends Of a double
header.
Scores: First game, Giants. .: Gin
cinnati, l fourteen innings; second
game, Giants. 3; Cincinnati, 3.
Had bum day for our disorder,
too. Only about 10000 folks thought
the boys would try to play, so they
all attended. Look at what the other
10000 missed! (Sec opening tabulation
of eventsl
First Hurting Duel.
First game was a very hurting af-
fray between Fred Toney and Jimmy
Ring. 1t was Fred's first appearance
in the box since his encounter with
that fatal liver in st. Louis.
Hal Chase. who first based for Gin
cinnati in other days, put over the
winning punch for the Giants in the
fourteenth frame of the first game.
il was Il queer sort of punch at
that
George Burns opened the Giants
side OF the inning with a single. Ross
Young followed with another single
on which Burns went to third.
Arthur Fletcher raised a fly to
ROusch. Eddie got the ball not far
back of second. 1t was Frischs turn
to Dat Frisch is the young Fordham
boy who was signed by McGraw on
the recommendation of Arthur Devlin.
and who played for the Giants today.
Doyle Is Passed.
He got a hit in the game, but Nc
Graw felt that the fourteenth inning
pinch was a place for an old hand.
He sent up Larry Doyle. the Giants
regular second baseman, who Is nurs-
ing a "Charleyhorse."
The Red infield held a conference.
and then the larruping Doyle was in
tentionany passed 1t gave Ring a
crack at Chase. right-handed hitter.
A strike was called on Chase and
then he swung at pitch and missed.
1t was not hard swing. but Hal was
holding his bat so loosely that it flew
out of his hands half way to the
pitchers box.
The same thing happened on his
next swing. but this time the loose
bat connected with the ball. knocking
it past Ring as he lunged in. Groh
raced behind the pitcher and tried to
pick up the ball. but fumbled. Burns
scored with the winning run.
Giants got their only other run in
the nth With one out, Kauff singled
and Zim put him on third with
double McCarty flied to Neale in
short right and Kauff was called out
at the plate. but Wingo dropped the
ball.
Reds tied it up in the sixth on Dau-
bert's single after one was out. and
RousCh's triple, Groh being eXpunged
in between.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.

Runs Chedister t2). Beasley IN, Long, Buck,
Snow, Bombrest. Coleman. Lorey. Klo,izen n.
Rheens q, Woody Left on bases-TooI Shop,
:; Gun Division l3 Stolen base--Snow I1rpy
Modem. TEO-base hits-Che1ister t2l Adlung
~, Buns, Dorey. KlOdzen. Long Beaslev
Double uay-BUrns to Brauner Struck out
Bv Frey. 5: nv Snow. e. Base On hz,IlsOr
Frey. ] OF Snow s.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
Southern Takes First.

In the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A League
Southern defeated the Shops in the
first championship game yesterday to
decide the title holder to enter the
post-city series, to 5. Score:
S,-.hs, AhunArI SL. .,uO.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
Clarendon Plays Two.

Clarendon hooks UP with Arlington
Sunday at 2 and Garfield at L. The
new uniforms have arrived and will
be christened on this occasion.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
Major league Statistics
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
nY.

Cleveland, 4: Washington, 3.
New York. 4; Detroit. 9. (I5 in.)
Boston, Is; Chicago, 6.
st. Louis, 6; Athletics, !.
Where They Play Today.
Washington at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
Athletics at St. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
Browns Pound Naylor.

St. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 1.-THE Browns
were welcomed home by 500 fans to-
day. and they won the opening game
Of the series from the Athletics, to
l, by punching hits on Naylor. The
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
The Second Game.

Moran started Rube Bressler, the
side winder, in the second game. Up
to now Rube has been a substitute
left fielder for P, but with the return
Of sherry" Magee, the Red boss de-
cided to turn Bressler into a pitcher.
After the first frame Pat turned him
right back into a left fielder and sent
Luque, the Cuban. to the mound.
FIRST GAME
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15

Stolen tases-IeonArd, ShankS Sacrifice hits
Milan. Uhle. Duuhlo plays-Chapman. Wamby
to Johnston. Charity to Sharks Left on bases
Washington s. Cleveland Z. Bases on halls-OR
Erickson 5. of Jasper . HitS-OT Jasper s in
innings, Oft Uhle l in innings Hit by
pitcher-By Jaser ! CHARITY. Struck ont
BY Erickson ( by J er 3 by Uhle / I'm
pires -Hildcbrand and Connolly.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15

RurS-Austiu, GiedeOn. jacobson, Sisler Ger
her. Tobin. Witt Earned rIns-St Louis 8.
Philadelphia l. Two-base hits-Burns. Sisler,
Jacobson. Sacrifice hits-Gedeun, Naylor, TObn
'GalIa- Double plays-Seyeroid TO Gedeon.
stolen basss-Ssler. Bases on baIls-Of Gallia
;, of Naylor !. Struck Out-By Galha 5, by
Naylor I. Left on huses-St LOsIis s. Philadel-
phia Tine Of game-lIs. Umpros-NaIlin
and Dineen-
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15

Runs = Lynn, Cohil, TJseT, Beall, HsInel
Vernstefn- Batenan. Johnstone. Potter. Left
on bass-southern, s; Shops. 7. First base on
baIls-Or Besn. Z; of Hilton, s. Struck out
BY Beall. 8; by Hilton. Z TEo-base hits
Cohin. Becker Sacrifice hits-F1aherty. Hilton.
Stolen bass-TSSsT, Hsmel SeTnstein, Bate
man 60, Quinn, Montague. Double plays-Lynn
70 Becker; Beall TO F1ahsrty to Becker. Hit
By pitcher-By Beal (Bateman) by Hilton CFIs-
herty). Wild pitch-HitOn. Passed ball-Tree-
dale. Umpire-Handiboe. Time Of game-l 80
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
Divide Twin Bill.

Brooklyn. Aug. 1.-THE Brooklyn
Dodgers divided with the Cubs here
today in the double bill with the Cubs.
capturing the opener to o. The
Robins landed the nightcap to o..
Alexander outpitched Smith. allow
ing the home folks four hits. Score
by innings:
r H E
Chicago........O 0lO1oO-2 6 o
Observation-Disclosures and KiIljfer;
Smith and Miller.
Second game:
RH e
Chicago........O 0 o 600 90 ; |
Brooklyn......O 0 o 0 l 0 0 o x-1 3 0
Batteries-BaileN Carter and KILL
fer; CadOre and Kruger
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
Standing of the CIubs.
NATIONAL Y LEAGUE.
Eesterday'S Results.

New York. 2; Cincinnati. /.
New York, 3; Cincinnati, 3
St Louis, 4; PhillIes, 2.
St Louis. 6; Phillies, 3.
Chicago. 2; Brooklyn, 0.
Brooklyn /; Chicago. 0.
Pittsburgh Boston, rain.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15

Runs-Dcguan. Lag, A Watt, Frssor, BleIeT,
Fees. SNYDER Hqrd SChsfer ?. Left On bases--
War Risk s. Rex 6 First base on balls-Of
AlhaHsh :. of Schafer ) Struck uUt-Bv Al
laugh :. b. SchAfer TWo-base hits-DsEnan,
Bleier. Sacrifice hirs-B1-nhGrdt Anderson, Al
haHSh. Hit By IEtcheT-By Alhs1sh (Snydsrl
Umpres Lieut.. Sutton and FeeIey. Tine Il
gzueI 50
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
FIRST GAME

Totals. % $40 70 l Totals. 4s II q II 5
Zone out when winning run soorcd.
tBatted for Frisch in the fourteenth.
IRAN for Doyle in the fourtecnth
Score by innings:
Cincinnati. ............. on ou np Ocn oo-l
. Giants ............... O0 ol0 Ooo 900 ol-3
/ Runs-Daub bert Burns, Kauf. Thrcr-base hit
-Roush. TNTO-bsse zimmerman, WingO C2l.
Sacrifice hit-Magee Double play-Groh to Rath
to Daubert. Base on balls-Of Touey. ;; OF
Ring / Struck out-By Toney. l. by Ring. ;.
Left on bases-Giants. 9; Cincinnati, s. I'm
pres-O Day and Quigley.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
RIGHT EARFUL

]. Dempsey's mother says he's
no hobo and never was. He
didn't act much like a bum that
afternoon In Toledo.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
; 0 0 o 0 ? 0 Z O-6
o O O O O . n a.

Totals. 81 7 2 Is q Totals. q 5zl3 s
'Batted for Hilton in the ninth
Srorp by inninrs.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15

Where They Play Today.
St Louis at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15

T1aIs... 2 Ias TUtsla 81 6H Is }
Score by innings:
Rex A. z. ..-...........l 90 0 c-l
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15

Score by innings:
St Louis ............-.. | ) 10
Philadelphia .......:.....o %
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15

'ArTreDticc Allowance cIaimcI
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15


'Oue out when winning nun was scorCd.
''Batted for Jasper in seventh
'''Ilan for O'Nel in seventh.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-15
REDLEGS LOSE
TWO TO GIANTS
New York Tribe Takes
Double Header From
Cincinnati Club.
By DAMON RUNYoN.

New York, Aug. 1--we had the fol-
lowing matters up at the old P. G..
this afternoon:
Rows, 6; fusses. 4: argnrnents 10: