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The Washington herald., 1919-06-23
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACINE Kingston: fo- 5-yeAr-old,
and up; handicap; 81 furlongs ola hoenig,
L90; MADAME. Ill; Bndesnau. IS Ho'hser. lD
Pickwlck. 10; Startling. lo7. MmmE. l@;
Rogers, 100
SECOND RACE - Steeplechzsc se".uSs. 4
ycar-olds and up; about miles Waist ID,
lS; New Haven, Isl Bill Dudley. As ~sasset,
lS; Reddest. is: Early Light. las: 'M'lo~, l3S
Northwood. lS; Marian. l49; Arrhds." lS
Cherrystone, 80.
THIRD RACE-The Hudson: 2-yesr ulC>;
furlongs. Rory O'Moore. liz; Violet Tip lo9
Man O. War, Il; Sandbed. IL; Dominique. IS;
Ever Cay u2; Shoal. lis; RcctinEhOr-'. ll5i
Alias, III
FOURTH RACE-The Brooklyn Handicap;
2year-olds and up; ! mile and furlong.
Eternal, lo5; Crimper. lOi; Bonifsre, l69; Over
There. l0: QUESTIONABLE, IS; PurchsSr. IL
Bondage. 100; Star Class. 81; War Ciond, lis;
LEuant. 81; Zenith. IS; ThunderclGp. S;
Natural Bridge. 100; Straightforward. los: Cirrus,
los: Rosmer. III; Be Frank, lG; Trump la
Mort, ll6. tlncludes penalty Of Eve rrplndS.
FIFTH RAOE-Selling: 5-year-olds and up; !
mile. kits, III; .Unole's LasSe. %; Cath. @
n. X. Beal. ia: Orderly, 10; Jus1u su Bout.
ll9; -rorchbearer. lo7; Our Nephew. Zoe: Albert
A., Ill; Kate Bright. Ill; Dorczs. rs; CONNIE
Ci. lie; Tapageur. lG; Benevolent. no; Acrs.
Ii
SIXTH RACE-For maiden syesr-olds; fur
longs. Hasten On. lis: Bulls Eye. rs; Game
Cock, liz; Ace uf Aces. lis; Simplcion. lis;
Devil Dog lis; Cock O. the Roost, ll5 Ever
Gay. lis; Dream of the Valley. lis; Alias, us;
sam Marcus. lis; American Boz. rs; Melo-
drama, lis
Apprentice allowance claimed
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ZEKE SMITH MEETS
JOE TURNER TONIGHT

Local followers OF the mat game
are indulginG in considerable specu-
lation as TO the outcome OF the finish
bout TO be staged at the Gayety The
ater tonight between Joe Turner and
Zeke Smith. With the Police Ga
zette belt. representing the middle
weight championship Of the world.
now held by Turner. AT stake. a lively
match is assured.
Smith. who is only - years old has
a decided advantage over Turner in
the matter Of age. and likewise has
met and defeated such formidable op-
ponents as John Eilonis. Mike Nokel
and Pinky Gardner. all OF whom have
at one time or another furnished warm
competition for Turner.
Smith first attracted attention To-
cally by his performance against Tur-
ner i'm a Commute time limit eNhi-
bition match staged at the Liberty
Hut some weeks ago under the aus
pices of the Masonic clubs for the
entertainment Of returned soldiers He
not only stayed the limit. but had
Turner's shoulders in jeopardy at
times, and is therefore anxious to
meet him for a decision.
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JESS HOG FAT
SAYS 0'R0URKE
Famous Tex Believes Jack
Dempsey Will Put Over
K. o. in Early Going.

Toledo. Ohio. June 22.-No admirer
has suffered keener disappointment
over the present condition OF Jess
Willard than has Tex O'Rourke, one
Of the greatest athletic trainers IN
America, who assisted in hitting the
big fellow for winning the hght
against Jack johnson.
Gould hardly believe my eyes when
j saw him." commented O'Rourfe. Il
had read some stories which spoke
glowingly of his condition and ! was
bunked into believing them. The Jess
Willard OF today is far removed from
the great gladiator that put the ne.ro
into the pugilistic scrsp-heap.
Willard Is fat on the outside ami
fear that he's mighty fabby on the
inside. And it's what j. iusid. tnal
really counts. A tighter may look
good to the eye and seem finely train
ed from the outside. but IL he isn't
hard all the way through he An 4
stand the pace for many rounds.
One hundred 20 one thousand dollars
that the challenger cops the crown
from the Kansas bonnet in two ses-
sions." says ORourke. He thinks
Dempsey lie the fastest starter e1-
luck he may roll Jess over in Jig
time.
One man who is here TO 20 broke
on Dempsey before July : IN the hope
that he will be much weather. July
;. was asked today how he expected
Jack to get past that great left OF
Wizards so early IN the conflict.
Well he said. Fred Fulton was
thought to have a greater left than
Willard's. Yet, Dempsey got inside OF
that and knocked out the plasterer
in eighteen seconds. He'll slip by
the Willard left, which looks slow
and cumbersome TO me-"
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BIC HANDICAP
IS ON TODAY
Brooklyn to Feature Open,
ing Meet at Aqueduct
Race Track.

New York. June 22-The Brooklyn
Handicap. which will be run tomor-
row as the feature race OF the Open
ing day Of the Queens County Jockey
Clubs spring meeting at Aqueduct. is
one of the classics of the turf, and
no event in the history of American
racing has furnished more thrilling
finishes, beginning with the initial
Dry Mouopole. Blue Wing and Hidal-
90 finished heads apart in the order
named.
There was a great throng at the
course at Kings Highway on that
occasion, but it is safe to predict that
tomorrow's outpouring of enthusiasts
if the weather is kind. will far sur
pass that which cheered the superb
struggles , years ago. Racing IN
that day was at the very outset OF a
period which saw half a dozen in
dividuals dominant in the control OF
the sport. and speculation was the
incentive for its very being. The
horse was the means to the end and
there was little sentiment outside OF
their own colors finished i'm front.
Today. because of the war and the
lessons it conveyed, there is a realI-
zation everywhere that racing is more
than a medium for speculation. The
horse is the thing. England and the
United States have embarked in the
breeding industry and the horse OF
blood has friends who are not afraid
to hail him as the best of his kino
and the cornerstone of any construc.
tive work in horse breeding.
II is a pity that the Aqueduct
course, excellent as ii is IN equip.
ment, does not permit of the running
of big fields at more than a mile ano
a furlough. The Brooklyn would be
a much more satisfactory test Of the
merits of the horses engaged IL the
distance were a furlouCh further. as
in the days at Gravesend. Every good
horse in training. with the possible
exception of Sir Barton. which is ar
ineligible, is among the candidates
and it should bring about a stirring
contest
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Flynn Wins by Kdyo in
Battle NTH Dempsey
Dempsey Works Again

Toledo. Ohio. June %. - Jack
Dempsey today started slowly to
resume training. He was taking
great care not to injure his eye
that was cut several weeks ago.
He was expected to box six
rounds today. Yesterday he went
flve rounds after promising four.
The referee for the bout on the
Fourth of July probably will he
named tomorrow night. The con-
tenders for the place have been
reduced to a minimum. with Ollie
Percord. a Toledo official, in the
lead.
Billy Roche OF New York was
here today. but says he is only
on the ground to get the consent
of the boxers and promoters to
take pictures OF the fight to Eu-
rope to show to the American SOL
diers. Roche has been abroad as
athletic secretary for the army
of occupation.
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BOOKS WILL GIVE
EVEN MONEY on BOUT

Toledo, Ohio. June 2-BettinS on
the struggle between Jess Willard
and Jack Dempsey for the world 5
heavyweight championship July 4.
will get under way In Toledo tomor-
row with the fighters at even money
and take your pick. That's the infor-
nation given out tonight by c. E.
Chryster, who is one of several who
will book on the battle right here.
Betting boards will go up in the
downtown district during the week or
two are certain to start business to-
morrow. One of them will be con-
Quoted by Chryster at the Waldorf
Hotel Col. Joe Miller. of 10l Ranch
fame. who tried to stage a fight be-
tween Willard and Fred Fulton and
failed after matching the men, is
backing Chryster.
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covered and when Smith saw that
his heaviest punch had failed to
stop the Colorado boy he became
disheartened. Dempsey went after
Gunboat full tilt and dispensed a
thorough beating to the once formi-
dable heavy weight.
Although Out-weighed by more
than a hundred pounds Dempsey
next essayed four round tilt with
tough Carl Morris. who was still
claiming a right to the heavyweight
crown.
Dempsey gave Morris one of the
worst hailings that much punched
boxer ever received. batterinE the
ring mammoth all over the enclos-
ure, and even having the upper
hand in the roughinE which was d
feature in every bout Carl had a
glove in.
Dempsey had now attracted at
tention throughout the country ana
began to turn regularly to the
sporting page to find the latest news
about his ring doinCs.
CTO BE CONTINUED
Copyright, 1873. ny the Wheeler Syndicate. Incl
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scoring was done by the Nationals.
Milan. Rice and Charity singled in
the fourth. and Milan and Rice scored
Again, in the sixth. two hits were
wasted as the old punch was lacking
TO score the runner on second base
In the eighth a base on balls and a
hit batsman, with a single, produced
two tallies. Rice opened the frame
with a skyscraper to Roth: Menosky
looked over four wide ones: Charity
was hit on the pants. and on Nc
Brides single to left and Wits err
ror, Menosky and Charity crossed
the plate with the final tallies Of the
fray.
The Griffs threatened in the final
chapter as Judge was given free trans
portation and Milan singled him to
the hot corner. but neither Foster nor
Rice could bring Judge home, as Fa-
Tuna popped up TO Witt and Rice
forced Milan at the keystone sack for
the final out
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Reconstructing Shell.

Work on reconstruction of the eight
Dared shell that will be used by the
Potomac Junior crew at Philadelphia,
is rapidly nearing completion. Clar-
ence Hecox, who has been giving his
personal attention to the work. prom
ises that the boat will be the fastest
of Its kind that has ever been turned
over to a Washington crew.
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Totals. 70 2 II ! Totxls..... AsZu l
'Battnd for Uhle in the seventh
tBatted for Enzmsnn in the ninth
IRAN for oNein in the ninth
81 Douts.--.-....--.--.... o 0 o o-s
Runs-Austin. Gideon. Tobin Two-base hits
Austin. Iscobsoo. Dunte. Johnston Stolen
hase-Elmer Smith. Left on bases-St Louis
$; Cleveland. 9. Flrst base on errors-St
Louis. /; Cleveland. !. Bases on bSns-On
sothorn. 2; OIL Uhle, l. Hits-Of Vhle 9 in
innings; OF Enzmann. in 2 inninSs Hit
by pstcher-By Uhle tGideonl. Struck out-By
Sothoron. ); by Uhle, ) Wild pitch-sothoun
Losing pitcher-Uhle. Umpres-Chin and
Owens
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Tiger Midgets Land.

The Tiger Midgets defeated The
Whitelanders spy a forfeit of 9 to 0,
yesterday morning, and in the after
noon defeated the strong Y. B. A. Z.
team Of Southwest by a score of I
to 8. Score by innings:
Tiger Midgets. % 2 o 1 0O04 XXI 10 )
7. B. A. C.......3 0 o o o 0 0 o 0-3 81
Batteries-Tiger Midgets. Slater and
Barnes. Y. B. A. C., Smith and
Bregmen.
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Corinthian A, G.. Wins.

The Corinthian A. c. defeated the
strong team representing Bethesda.
Md, OH the Monument Lot by the
score of 5-3. The features of the
game were the hitting of Clancy and
fielding of Ruppel. Teams desiring
games correspond with Manager
Harry Seyforth. 11Ss Eighth street
northwest.
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ONE-ARMED GOLFERS
In BRILLIANT MATCH

Haworth. y. J.. June "A one
armed golf match over the White
beech links here ended in a tie for
fourteen holes. The contestants were
Louis Martucci onc-arned profession
al OF the White Beech Golf and
Country Club. and Ives CatzoUi. tnc
noted French star who is bereft o.
the use OF his left arm. Both men
played evenly throughout. completinf
the course with 70
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Vaughn Shows Form.

Chicago. Ill. June 22.-The Cubs
defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers in
the final game of the series here
today by s to l. Vaughan held
the visitors safe while Pfeffer was
hit hard. Score by innings:
Brooklyn o o o O010-1 3
Chicago 1880 01OO3 .-S13 2
Pfeffer and Wheat; Vaughan and
OFarrell. Umpires. 0uigley and
O'Day.
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Yankees IN Lead.

New York, June 22-Thc Yankees
climbed back 70 first place today BY
trimming the Boston Red Sox TO o.
ClevelarI and Chicago both losing.
Roger PeckinpauEh. HhO has l,-,t
playing the game OF his life lateiy.
led the onslaught Of the Yanks TODAY
with four drives in as many trips 10
the plate. The score.
N.uk.- Am n AETR.H Sov Ahun 4
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DEMOCRATIC CLUB
DEFEATED BY REX

In contest replete with every
variety of baseball. the Rex a. c.
triumphed over the Twenty-eighth
Ward Democratic Club. of Balti-
more. at Union League Park yes
tcfday. after eleven hafr-raising
innings by 7-to-6 count.
The visitors presented a heavy
hitting combination but showed to
disadvantage afleld. The score:
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BROWNIES CAPTURE
GAME FROM INDIANS

Cleveland. Ohio. June ALLAN
Sothoron's splendid pinch-pitchins
proved too much for the Indians SUM-
day and the tribe went down to de-
feat before the Browns. 3 to 0. Uhle
did good work except in the fifth
when his own error and faulty play
ing by Johnston and O'Nein contribut-
ed to the Browns trio Of runs The
score:
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Major League Statistics
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Athletics. s; Washington, 4.
New York, s.; Boston. 2.
St Louis. 8: Cleveland, o.
Detroit, 5; Chicago, 4.
Where They Play Today.
Washington at Boston.
Athletics at New York.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
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Earned rlns-Nashingtnn. ?; Athletics. s.
Lett On bascs-Washington, =; Athletics. g. First
hass bals-Of shaw .: Craft. l White
houss, l. Innings pitchsd-By Shaw. IL at
bait; Craft. rs At batl: whitehouse .
IS At bait; Ayers. u at hatl. Hits
made-of Shaw. 6; Graft, s: whitehouse o;
Ayers. 2 Struck ort-By Shaw, J; by Gran, l;
Ayers. l. Threehase hits-Naylor. TwobAse
hits-Shannon. Perkins Hit by pitcher-By
Craft Duganl; BY Saylor CHARITY Wild
pitches-Shaw. Passed balls-Gharrity Winning
pitche--Naylor; losing pitcher Shaw. Umpires-
MesSrs. Nallin and Connolly. Tine Of game
hours a ninutes
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Kearns Puts Jack on Road
To Success After Calam-
ity with Jim.
by JACK MUNROE.

On top of Jacks indifferent sue
cess in the East. his first start back
home was a calamity" Dempsey
took a knockout from the ancient
Jim Flynn, whose victory caused n
mild sensation in the sporting
world. not so much because Demp-
sey was the victim but because IL
was believed there was no one len
that the once tough fireman could
dispose of. Dempsey was badly
discouraged and announced his re-
tirement. He drifted down Frisco
way and there ran into Jack Kearns
and the collision was certainly the
making of Dempsey.
kearns at the time WAS promot-
ing a wre sitting tourney in Oakland
and he allowed Jack to fool around
with the wrestlers. Dempsey hao
some ambition of becoming a wrest-
Ter and did quite a lot Of mat WORK
In preparation for a career with the
toetwisters.
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Cardinal A. c. Wins.

The Cardinal A. C. of Alexandria
took the State. War and Navy team
into camp today by a score OF 8 to U.
Pike Albaugh made the boys from
the Navy Department look pretty
by innings: -
Cardinal A. C.....O 20 32 Is 9 I
S. War and Navy. % o o o o 90 1 o
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TOtaIs... Y I5 IS ii II Totals. -. g l5's Is
Two out when winning run was scored
Rex ................ . o o o 2 o o o o II
Democratic Club. o o l o l % % o 0-6
Runs-Roche ~. Canray. ]. Fitzgerald. How
ard. Owens ~. Bowersox ~. Flynn. Brooks.
Holmes. Left OIL bases-Rex, H. Democratic
Club. 10. First base on balls-Oh Murphy 5;
of Owens. 2; of Ferguson. !. Innings pitched
BY Owens. q by Bennett, 2-3:. by Ferguson.
2 l-3 Hits made-oh Owens, /; of Bennett. }
Struck out-By Owens. Z; by Bennett, ?: by
Ferguson. /; by Murphy, g. Three-base hits
Eaisel. Brooks. Two-base hits-F1ynn, Holmes,
!. Fitzgerald. Sacrifice hits-Grifith, II. Fitz-
gerald. Sacrifice hy-Brooks. Stolen bases
Roche. Cafrey. ]. Fitzgerald (2. Anderson e.,
BowersOx Double play-Bowersox to Connolly
Umpires-Messrs. ]. Hurd and BRYANT Time
Of game-Two hours and S. minutes
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Tigers Jolt White Sox.

Detroit. Mich, June 1.-THE Tigers
just nosed out the White Sox here
this afternoon by a 5-to-4 score with
George Dauss on the mound for the
locals. A home run by Felsch in TIE
sixth gave the visitors a chance to
break it up but they quit after lay
ing up two counters. Nine hits,
three Of them two-baggers. were
Caluered off DaIISs Score.
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Hammer Leads Field.

Fox Hills. Staten Island. June o.
August L. Hammer, of Baltusrol,
was leading the field this afternoon
in the qualifying round of the Fox
Hills Golf Clubs annual tournamen,
with a score of five.
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Herzl Club Captures Game.

The baseball team of the Herzl Club
won its sixth straight game of the
season when it defeated the Movie
Operators team III to g. Pitcher
Goodman held his opposing batsmen
in good style.
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Pepco Lands Games.

The Pepco's won the first game
by a orfeit from the Brestos A. c
and defeated the strong Gibraltars
A. c. by the score of 10 to 9 in a
ten-innihg game. In the afternoon
game Pepco defeated the Highland
Juniors by count of IL to 6.
The score by innings:
(First game.)
R.HE
Pepco. O06OO0o0l-1O 10 :
Gibraltars. 0O031O31 O-sll /:
Batteries - Pepco. NJ. Jett and
Faina; Gilbraltars, Leesnitzer and
Davis.
(Second game.)
R.H.E
Pepco. ..... oso22oo4o-1l is ;
Highland. ooo012os0-6 611 6
Batteries - Pepco, NJ. Jett and
Faina; Highland. P. Medd and Bos-
well.
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Rns-Bush. shorten. veach. Hdlmann C2,
Leibold. Gandil. Felsch. RisberE. Two-base
hts-Jackson. Heilmann. Risberg. Schslk Three
base hit-Heilmann. Home rln-Felsch. Struck
out-By Shellenbsck. . Bases on balls-Of
Shellenback. 4 of Dauss. ;. Double PLAYS
Jones to Young to Hemann; Collins to Gan
dill Risberg TO Collins to Gandl First base on
errors-Detroit. /; Chicago. l. Left on bases
Detroit, 6; Chicago, 6. Umpires-Moriarty and
Hildebrsnd. Time Of game-one hour and 3s
minutes
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EMIL PEEL HELPS
CLARENDON TO WIN

With Emil Pfeil in the box, Clar-
endon easily defeated Brentwood-7 to
o-yesterday. Two clean hits were
all the Brentwood nine could collect.
while twelve famed the air The
score:
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Tuxton's Land Sixth.

The Truxtons defeated the Park Jr.
on the Monument Lot yesterday by
a score Of II to 4. The hitting fea-
lures OF the game were a two-base
and a three-base hit by PUN, with
the bases full. Score by innings:
Truxtons ..... 2202 04O10-ll u q
Parks. OO011O11o-4 53
Batteries-Puin and PUN; Jones and
Williams.
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huns-Degnan. Jarboe Davidson ~, Lmeric
q. Pfeil. Three base hit-Lausche Two-base
hits-Snyder. Jarboe, Weidman. Struck out
by Pfeil, Il; Barrett, 2; Gahart, ); Iausche. l.
Stolen bases-Jarboe. O. Iimeric. .: Davidson.
Cmpire-Mr Cation. Time Of game-l hour 10
minutes.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
fcsferflny,s Re<uIf.

Pittsburgh. 4: st. Louis. s.
Chicago. 8; Brooklyn, 1.
Cincinnati. 4; New York, 3.
Where They Play Today.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
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Western Buds Win.

The Western Buds defeated the
Wisconsin A. C. "a to 4. Walsh fans
10. Burke's slugging was feature OF
game.
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MACKMEN BEST
IN NSLUGGING bee
Sunderland Tribe Annexes
Free Hitting Battle From
Nationals by 8 to 4.

ID Harry Davis
pilote tn c
Athletics here
yesterday for
the Sabbath
battle at the
Florida Avenue
Stadium. an d
witnessed his
tribe from the
city of slumber
take the Grif-
men into camp,
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Jim Shaw Pounded.

Shaw's liner appeared to be made
to order for the Quaker City tribe
as they went to work on his slants
In the second frame and pounded
across a quartet of tallies on as
many safe hits. while they forced
the Pittsburgh stoggie to retire un-
der fire in the third frame when
another batting bee was held.
Mollie Craft proved the fall guy
in this frame as he took UP the
burden with two men on sacks. and
after retiring one man. Cy Perkins
spilled the beans for him. Walker,
Burns. Shannon company forced the
Norfolk youngster from the heav-
ing hill after the sixth session and
Lefty Whitehouse was called upon
{" finish out the route. but when
The Nationals staged a rally in the
eighth frame. a pinch puncher was
used with result that Doc Ayers was
called upon to hurl the ninth.
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in a free and easy slugfest by 8 to
& The Macklcss Sunderland tribe
sure had the batting bonnet
cooked over their left ears as they
stepped into the slants of Grunting
.Gmmy Shaw and Mollie Craft for
base hits that bounced and
bounded to all corners of the field
which made the romping into vic
tory an easy issue.
While Shaw and Craft were TAX
ing a lacing, Ralph Naylor, from
the wilds OF Oklahoma. was hold
ing the Griffmcn we'll in check,
although this lanky curve twister
was hit hard at times he always
managed to tighten up on the
reins when the Nationals threat
ened to stage rallies that would
overcome the lead which his team
mates presented him with during
the early going.
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(First game.)
(Second game.)
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Toronto. 5; Jersey City, Z.
Toronto. z; Jersey City, C.
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kms-Pe5. Bake-, LeNis -. Fzll Nc
lnnis Walter Twu-hsSe hIts-lgVrlS Mcln
mis- Home runs-Ievis. Pratt. Sacrifice hits-
S;rlInk Baker LcvlS. Sfn'ea bs-' Pratt
D1lhle plsys-Ra-Ty 70 Mclunis: VIII % Barr
10 McIunis; NiSs 10 Pzft tn PIpp StuIA
,ut-Bv shoTcs, ]; ~ James. J. Bass on
halls-By Shore. I. Mild ritch-ismes- I'm
Irsrrs-Bvans and Dineen. Attendance-S IN
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Pirates Rally Lands.

st. Louis, Mo-, June 22.-The Pi-
rates took the Sunday attraction
from the Cardinals here today by a
late rally in the ninth to 6.
Both pitchers were hit hard but
Card errors helped in the scoring
of runs. Score by innings:
Pittsburgh.... OO022O 100 81 12
st. Louis. .........0 0 . 0 0 0 4 O-6 II 8
Mayer, Hamilton and Schmidt;
Sheidel and Snyder. Umpires,
Blank.