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The Washington herald., 1919-05-13
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-SiI frrlones: maiden sycr-
olds: Jorioe. lG; Jinnette b. lG: Dolly, TO-
Pondrrosa. l0s: Fhlezy. l0; Luncinds, 10.
Handblue. lp The Gallant. liz; May Bonero.
IO7: Mis- Manage lo5: War sidola, Oe: Bill
Rendered. ll2; Jim Dldley. lo9. Also eligible.
Mintcap, H. Frank Madd1n. lP: Durnzmd.
io9: P1EArru. u2: Lady Waldock. l0s.
SECOND RACE-Claiming; 4-yeSrolds and
upwards; siK furiuugs: Sandy Lad. lN High
Pass lG; BriRghurst, lo9; Laichester. u2
Arch Potter. lO4 Big Smoke. loo: PortIighL
ITO; Wheeler. rs; Blus Psrsdisc. IG7; Mather.
los: Buttescrtcl IL. liz. Also eligible: Man,
saneze. lcs David Craig. lO4: Stevenson. lce;
HNTvgolrck. u2; Sand Nan II. Toe; GleIp-
neT. loe.
THIRD RACE-Cla;mins; 2-year-oIds: -four
and on>han furiongS: Inquiry. 100: Marvin
May. lo4: Bo0nCTile. los: Music Man. lS;
los: Zizizi. los; Spies Bush. les: PsrnelL les
DinJSfor James lo7: Bone Dry, ll2 Also eligi-
bic: Mona, llO Burl. Ilo
FOURTH RACE-The Waterson Handicap:
3-year-olds and upward mile and one s1-
teenth: Fem HaDdley, los; Banoyia lOs. Court
America liz Herald. 100; Buford. 10.
FIFTH RACE-FOur and onehah furians-<
2-yc ar-olds: Move On, los; Dmroy,l4z Ft1n
@; Chiss. Il2; Hoxler. 0ss~ MoteIn. lIs;
Iyx, lOa
SIXTH RAeB=ciaimipg ,-year-olds and No
sT5~mfle and one furlorg: Sun Guld 100:
Mis- Cove lO4 Gnunp. ll2: THANKSGIVING. ICE
Athena. l4; Benefac u. los; Tan. IOe; Chick
Barklsy. liz; Tito. ll5: Aldaharan. ne Msud
Bac'n. los Also eligible: SsEamzny, lOs. Dis
cordie. lo5; Fair OricIt. lne
SEVENTH RACE-Cleiming: 3-year-oIds and
MistrSss Polly. 100: BTest EiIl. lOs. Miscnan
lis; kewnie o'Neil. Is: Whirling Dun mo
Sands Of Pleasure ll2: Sun GoId lO; Ho,nir
ITO: James FOster, H.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13

WTWO ADD THREEhM>
EN pufss8 n,.Nszt One o.-rvsfb Nl A
e &BUGS RAERh IN y

First Sunday nohit to the Cincinnati winter cham
pions.
only ono handle Jug which
the rest of us will have to be honorary pail bearers
Cuban Monte Carlo will have damp edge
pean palace of chips Shorter swim home
Sxtecn-year-old Vincent record by
Staying amateur for sixteen
Presidents may come and may go, Woody
both
Walt Johnsons pitching still continues stick
mond pin a breadlinc.
way cultivate suburban vegetable garden
space for
If Germany obige her by warming
up the old
upon place they
raise the
The easiest thing in the works is jury the Kaiscrs
peers
Always noticed that the depth depends
depth pockets Usually drill strike
an
Looks Kaiser amt going any picking
out his next necktc.
You said it.
bird who taken long walk and
fares for the privilege.
laying magnates
velvet if they could lay a schedule for winter
Everybody Germany every
body is satisfied. Mice cats picnic.
Trouble with the Cards is that all their players are back from
France.
enjoy voting long against
TO change your mind the day.
Reds and Dodgers leading league showing that the
world has yet back normal conditions.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13
PIMLICO ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Claiming: for maiden 2year-
olds. six fIIrlouEs: Tom Fool lts: 'tnzeur
timpl. q. Turuuatn Il. los; S"ldat de Nezdnn
iimp), los; -wifreda. S; Mane ConneAs@5oS' -
Coronado, liz: Joe Joe.lef ~enahense' "' :
Veto. los. IL.
year-olds; six furlouSs: Scotch Verdict. 10
Saddle Rock. lis: W. Ward. los LloSd IeGISe
urp). lo9; AuctIoneer. ls: scarchhght III
fIn,r) los. Tarsscon Clmp). los: Hoh"kns. lo;
Helen C lcs: 'Melancholia tImp.l, lV
(Nsse-This rane divsiet and dl'iS"n
nun as the first race
THIRD RACE-MsrIerv Jsclue. lSS Meh%
lss: Rhcm. lSs: Ip6dcl II. lS; Le MaIsouln
Gmpl. IS: SBarly Light. 40; Little morn
is: Reddest. 49, aSixty -Four w.
al f Griffith cltry.
FOURTH RACE-Claimins; for 2Near-ods
five furIorgs: Fanny Cock. 100: Miss SHACK
leton, 100; Lonely Jos; Sweet ATi" lC5: NUT
raw Il3. lie Rlc7Iet limp b. lo5, kdlth n,
los: Hidden shin. ld5; 'HuS'. no.
FIFTH RACE-StraiEht Forward. los: atore-
ground timpl. us; Polka Dot % Bondase'
l0: Franklin, lH; aBonrace. lis; iaTp. h'-
al. X. L. Ross entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Annapolis Selling Handi-
cap; for -year-olds and upward: one mile and a
furiong: Bar Coy 100; Houdiri. lT; 'Flurenzi.
s.; Blue Thistle 10: arbitrator, %; aPuts
and CaIls los; .PrInes, los: Hickory Nut los
Firing Line. lr3; aoueen Of the Sea- iOei 81
bolz n6
SEVENTH RACE-Clsiming handicap; for )
year-olds and upward: six furlcngs: The De
cision. lls; 'Duttie Nandirer 100; .Genesal'
10; sOnico, Iol: woOdtrar. ll2; Fort Bliss,
lr; Heather Moon, ITO: 'CoraL 81; Galley
Head, 100: King Herod timp). lcS
at. II. Wilson entry.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-For 3year-olds and upward
claiming; purse, 81. .200: six fufiongs: John. Jr.
l6e &C. Howard. $40, 40. $50; King Belle.
iO7 (Garner). 6lO SO; Senator James. Ill
Lorgfeller. Billie b., Sandman II. Circulate
Huffaker. Mabel Trask and Captain Burns also
ran. .
SECOND RACE-For maiden 2year-olds
colts and geldings; purse. Sl.2o; four furlongs
Spice Bush, 100 (Morys). u.3O. 80. 500; Bur
goyne. loe wills. so. 26O; Wilson The Great.
liz (Kopplemsnl. SO. Time, 0:is-5. Melvin,
Oye1bold, Jim Hastings. Parole. Inspector and
Hughes also ran.
THIRD RACE-For 3year-olds and upward
purse. s.. 200; one mile: FTeecutter. 100 tGroth).
36o 80. out wodge. 100 (Morys). go; Spear.
line, los (Crumpl, out. Time. :9 S5 Cerinu:
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-For 3-year-old and upward
pursc, sl.20: six furlongs: Linden. lis q
Howard. $50. $50. 80; Joyful. lO6 willis,
SO. 40; Texas Special. Ill O4unfOrdl. 40
Tine, liza IS. Allah. War Tax. Betsy Lady
Fair Ilay, BY Heck. Lancelotm, Bell. Solar
Sam Reh and Jos Stair also ran
FIFTH RACE-The Debutante Stakes: 2-ycaT
cd fllics; puIs,. 1900: four furlongs: Tslsi
man. llO GENTRY. 1910. 9l0 40; Ruby. IN
Warren. 80. 40; Busy Signal. ITO murphy,
tsrious Girl Spring Vale, Miss Minks. Marth,
Luckett. Viola Gaffney. Sweet Liberty. yiols
Park. Popeye, Miss Jemmia. Emma Weller
Starriew and Furbelow also nn.
SIXTH RACE-For 3year-olds; claiming
purse. sl.2oo: enc mile 70 yards: Brimful. 10
tBoylel. 80. 40 $50; Sanspeur End. 10
(Gamer). 40 SO; Leapfroe. los Murray
lO.50. Time. las 35 Parking. Daymon. Lacka,
wanna, Dancing Spray. Buster Clark and Retail
B.. also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Fr +year-olds and up
ward: claiming; purse. 81 800; one mile and
sixteenth: Lively. los Poole). 60, $40. 40
hIghlow. 104 (Bogle). 40 26: Bogart, l0
tCrumI, $40 Time. las rs. Kentucky Boy
Tanlac. Redland, Brynlimah Irregular. Bah,
Lynch. Flapper. Lottery also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13
NAME OFFICIALS.
FOR RACE meet
Gentlemen's Driving Par
Will Hold Five DAYS
Of Sport.

Baltimore. Nd. May I2.-Men We
known in racing circles will act 8
officials during the iye-day ra,
meeting at the Gentlemen's Drivir
Park which opens at the Bevcdc
avenue course a week from tomo
row. They are as follows: Stew
ards. c. c. Hall. ]. II. Anderson a.
Harry Rites: Judges. Herman Conf
ling and Wash NorvaIl; starter. Z
Thaddeus Miller; paddock and pstr
judge. G. Ernest Hall: timer.
Merrifield; clerk Of the scales. Z. o
Roche; racing secretary. Wash No
vail; general manager. r. L. Bigg
The pari-mutuel system of bettiu,
will be in vogue and Mortimer Ne
honey. who has charge OF IN
branch Of the sport at both a
Bowie and Pimlico tracks. will I
in charge Of the speculation.
Plenty OF horses will be on har
for the meeting. and General MAJ
ager Biggs said today that the d.
mand for stable room is far in ..
cess OF capacity Of the track. tt
quality Of the horses which will I
seen under the colors during n
meeting will surpass that of az
other half-mile meeting ever held
Maryland. Many of the prominel
stables seen on the larger tract
will be seen under colors during n
Driving Park meeting. the liber
purses offered by the association b,
ing attractive enough for owners
race their horses over a half-mi
course this year when they ha'
never done so heretofore. No pur
will be for less than $500. and the
will be a handicap run each DE-
with a $500 value.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13
Fourteen Star Three-Year-
Olds Will Face Barrier
In Richest Event of Turf
Season at Old Hilltop
Course.

Now that the Kentucky Derby
has been run. and won by Sir Bar
ton. a horse which had never been
placed inside the winners ring in
front Of any judges stand, with
that most popular gelding, Billy
Kelly, a stable mate. the runnerup.
some idea of the scintillating sport
in store for American turtles can
be glimpsed.
During the coming week there
will be two memorable occasions in
turf sport. The first will be the
running of the Preakness on We'd
nesday at Pimlico, following which
the metropolitan season will be in
augurated for the year the next day.
To all intents and purposes the
Preakness will be a supplementary
running of the Churchill Downs
classic. With the exception Of the
geldings which took part in the
Derby, viz:-Billy Kelly, BE Frank.
Sailor and St Bernard. the Freak
ness field will be comprised Of the
best of those which sported silks
in the Derby. and augmented in
number by those three-year-olds of
the east which are expected to cut
a treme ndous swath in the turf
sport to come.
The possible Preakness starters al
this time are:
Sir Barton. King Plaudit
Dunboyne. Star Hampton,
Lion Dor. Bridesman,
Over There. Ticklish.
Sweep On. Eternal.
Translate. Pride of India,
Vindex, Camoufieur.
Comdr. J. X. l. Ross new cham
pion will have a package to carry to-
morrow. His victory in the Derby
gives him II more pounds. or le6. This
same weight will be shouldered by
Dunboyne. Eternal and Sweep On.
Barton was listed to tote ll0 pounds
in the Blue Grass classic, but Jockey
LOTUS was two and a half pounds
overweight.
There is every reason TO believe
that the Preakness. which will carry
a value of $1,000. will show a field
numbering fourteen when the parade
is made to the starting post. The
starting fee is 500. which precludes
the chance Of an owner sending a
horse TO the post which may only
have what is commonly considered an
outside chance. As there are at least
100 eligibles. with these including the
very cream of the 3-year-old division,
il can readily be glimpsed just what
! sort of a field will answer the call.
Others which will be on the ground
after the temporary dimming Of their
| racing lights in recent events include
Eternal. Vindex. Terentia and Dun
! boyne.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13
ROYAL ARCH IN
A HARD SPILL
PARIS Entry Lands Jump
But Throws Rider After
Striking Spectator.

Baltimore. Nd, May 12.-After a
thrilling drive through the last six
teenth. Capt. PARIS Royal Arch, with
Crawford up. emerged winner of the
Emerson steeplechase by a scant mar
gin over North Star, a promising
leaper from the stable of S. II. Cross.
before a large crowd of racing de-
voices at Pimlico this afternoon. The
result might have been different IL
Smithfield, a speedy trick from the
string of Woods Stockton, had re-
manned on his feet. as he was putting
up super race at the time that he
met with misfortune. Candle, who
never figured in the contention, was
the one to take the show money.
The steeplechase was somewhat
marred by an accident at the end OF
the chase, which resulted in an injury
TO a spectator and a broken collar
bone TO Specs Crawford. the Parr
contract rider Royal Arch struck the
man who was standing on the infield
near the finishing line and bowled him
over. the jockey being hurled over the
head of his mount.
.Iaubert. J. +. Sweeney. an old cam
paigner. and regarded by many as still
of stake caIiber. ran one of his real
races in the Forest Park handicap and
easily defeated a fair field of platers.
Gamecock was the one to take the
place money over the tiTing Midnight
Sun. who was handicapped seriously
by her heavy impost. The summary:
FIRST RACE-Funr and ope-haf fulongS
Bihbler To- lAmbrJsN. bn $50. go; The
Wit, lOj JohUSoul. lS0. SO; LAtue AlcNan
der l,c tCorcyl 40 Tine. 0Se- ToucSnet,
Miss Stathcn, Faster. Onna Reed. also ran.
SECOND RACE-SN f'IrionSss Toad Stool
% tStaple,oul, 30. 80. 80; BaleroSa- IL
. Balu, ll.ae, $40; Syradara, 10 Haynes, 10 20
Time, l:IT. The Desert, PSdus, SurIice, sSl
yano. wiscst Fool, also ran.
THIRD RACE-Two miles Royal Arch, Is
ICraxfordl. 40, 800. 20; North Star. lf'
lKestins1, $50. $50; Candle. lis (Csmptelh
I59 Time tNs. The Dean. OcCsn Prince
Pioneer, Cons a CorTs, Smithheld. Glory Belle
. Decisive. also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five furionsS On Watch
10 (Kelsay), $40. out. out; DIR. Hall. ITO tNo
LAM. out. out: American Roy. ll0 iRioel, out
TSme. lo4 Is. Only three starters
FIFTH RACE-One and one-eghth miles.
Lord Herpert. 90 IRichGeekl, $40. SD. 80
!N, X Beal ls tCOril, 30. 40; NsukeaS.
% CFator,, So Time. l:5s. MOnomoy and
Broom Peddler also ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Hauberk. u3 ia
tori, 3D, 80. 20; Game Cock. III tNaIisl
80. 20; Midnight Sun. 10 tAmbrOsel, 80.
Time l,s3 Is. Bachelors Bliss. Queen oi the
sea Miss Rryn. Mother-in-Law. also ran.
SEVENTH RACE one and cne-siNteenth
miles. kits ID timpl, lis Hae nes', aS'
SO. go; Sister Emblem. ln Walls, l!uo:
$50: Prlnes. 10 lRichcreekl. ; 30 Time, "a
* Virginia Yell capitol CITY. Alma b.
RIua Thistle. Sosius Sky Pilot. Wood Violet.
also ran,
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13
DEFAULT MATCHES
MARS TENNIS TOURNE

The results Of the first round 4,
mems singles in the closed tcun'
match at the Chevy Chase Club yC
terday are as follows: f. W. Dor
defeated Commander Rowclif1, g.
6-4; T. Wilkinson won from c.
Morgan. Sc. Ga: r. p. Jacobs az
Rowland won their matches by 4,
fault In the second round F
Jacobs won from Rowland. SO. g.
The pairing for the doubles. whic
will start today. will be as follow
First round. Gordon and Heller y
Fuller and partner; Morgan az
Moore VS.. Dom and Hills; Car
Littlefield and Whitridge VS.. wfcu
and Irwin. The winner Of the m
match will play Jacobs and partn,
in second round.
The women's singles will also z.
under way today and the pairing
as follows. First round, Miss Bra
ley VS.. Miss Noes: Miss Larnier \
Miss Downie; Mrs. Brooks vs~M..
Hinckly.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13
GREAT PLANS FOR
HARLEM REGATTA

New York, May 12.-Oficials of the
New York Rowing Association are
planning to make the annual Harlem
River regatta. which will be held
Decoration Day. one of the biggest in
the history of the organization. En-
tries for the race will be opened at q
meeting of the Board Of Stewards to
I've held at the New York A. Z. on
May Il. 1t Is expected that clubs OF
Baltimore, Washington. Philadelphia,
and New Jersey will be represented
i'm addition to the local organizations.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13
REX CLUBMEN WILL
PLAY MARINE OFFICERS

The Marine Officers baseball team
OF Quantico. Va. will be seen in ac-
ton Sunday at Union League Park
Fnteenth and H streets northeast
at o'clock. against the Rex Ath-
ietic Club. The leathernecks come
mere with a fine record, having
trimmed all teams this season
Eth Brown. Vernstein or Ferguson
and Hagen will compose the bat.
terry for the local club
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13
May Hold Running Meet.

Hagerstown. Nd MAY la.-Thc
Hagerstown Interstate Fair Associa :
tlon has filed in the Circuit Court
mere an application for a license 10
conduct running races upon the fair
grounds track from May - to 81, -
elusive. The court will act upon the
application for the license on May
IS.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13
lie GENDRE INVITED
TO NEW YORK MEET

New York, May 12-The Pentathlon,
the famous Greek classic. including
lea aping, short and middle distance foot
racing. throwing the discus and
throwing the javelin. has been added
TO the attractive list of events scheduled
for the meet of Loughlin Lyceum on
Sunday. June S. at McGoldrick Me-
mortal Field. Brooklyn. Robert lie
Gendre. of Georgetown; Earl Thomp-
son. of Dartmouth; Bartel. of Penn
sylvania; Fred Kelley and Jack FRITZ.
of the New York A. c.; Dan Shea of
the Pasttime A. c., and several other
stars have been invited to compete.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13
CANDIDATES ARRIVE
FOR THE PREAKNESS

Baltimore. Md. May 12.-Five candi-
dates for the $25.O0O Preallness.
TO be run Wednesday. arrived at the
Pimlico course late this afternoon.
from Louisville. and Sir Barton was
among the number. Others were Vim
dex. Eternal. Sailor and Nulcanite.
Billy Kelley also arrived, but he IS
not eligible for the Preakness. due to
the fact that he is not a colt.
Sir Barton looked as proud as
TedCuck and did not seem bit sore
after hIs win of the derby on Satur-
day.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13
Dundee Meets Whalen.

Johnny Dundee who bested Richie
Mitchell, of Milwaukee. in a ten-round
bout at Milwaukee on last Friday
night, has just been matched to meet
Billy Whalen, the crack lightweight
Of st. Paul, in a ten-round bout at
Jack Reddy's boxing club at st. Paul
on next Thursday night. Dundee
showed in his bout with Mitchell that
he is able to fight some again.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13
COOPER PROVES BEST
In OVERTIME BATTLE

Pittsburgh. Pa, May 12.-Lefty
Cooper had the jinx sign working
today when the Pirates took an
eleven-inning battle from the Cubs
by a 3-to-2 score. After the fourth
frame Cooper showed great form.
while Hendrix. for the visitors. was
hit hard throughout the contest.
The score by innings:
r. II. z.
Chi. 10 90 o 0 o % Z o
p. II o 0 l o 0 o o o o Ia IL /
Batteries-Hendrix and DAILY;
Cooper and Schmidt. Umpires, Has
rison and Byron.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13
Preakness, Race Classic,
Will Be Run Tomorrow
Pimheo Selections.

First race-Friqueur. Marie Con-
nell. Challenge.
Second race-Melancholia, Hobo
kus. SearchIight III.
Third race-Rhomb, Infidel II.
Early Light.
Fourth race-Fanny Cook, Miss
Shackleton. lie Bleuet.
Fifth ace-Franklin, Bondage,
Papp.
Sixth race-Prunes, Houdini, ST.
bola.
Seventh race-onico. Dottie Van
diver. Woodtrap.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13
GIANTS AGAIN TAKE
COUNT OF BROOKLYN

Brooklyn. N. Y. May 1.-THE
Giants again took the Dodgers num-
ber but they were forced to work
ten innings to grab off the long end
of a 3-to-2 count. Marquard was
hit hard by the New York tribe.
while Barnes. who worked for the
visitors. held the locals to five
bingles. The score by innings:
r. II. f.
n. Y. % 0 0O1 OO1O 1-3 . 6
Br'lyn Il 0000 O1OO o. 5 1
Batteries-Barnes and McCarty;
Marquard, Grimes and Krueger
Umpires, KLEIN and Emslie.
Newark. /; Toronto. 0.
Reading g-Binghamton. rain.
Baltimore-Rocheste rain,
Jersey City-Buffalo. wet grounds.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13

" Tslns-EIIlS0n U, HelInlan ", UTdHtS VI,
It'hapniaD. Sreaker Cg. Coveleskie Hits-Or
nni0rtcu s in % innings; of COTeleskie.
dsn IS innings TwO-base hitS-Heimsn. Neach.
dt1veie-kie Three-base hit-Cobb Sacrifice hits
~ Jones. Graney Chapman ~. smith. Johnston
tiST1Cx Out-By Morton. = Bases on balls
HNiT BoIand. z: of Morton. 5. Double plays
EBoland to Bush to Holman. Wamby to John
fston First base on eTrUrS-Detrut, /; Cleye-
land. ]. Left on bases-DetrOit. 9; Cleveland.
"6 Umuires-Messrs. Hildebrand and Morarty.
Time-2Na
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13

Totals. - 10 2 10 lCl - - -
TotaLs..... 20 6 a Is 9
Treasury. ............... 2 06 o 0-l6
Shipping Board ...... ) 90 o 1-l0
Rms-wlters. Wright t3, Straight t2. Moy-
er (1, Carroll tsl. Robinson, c. H. johnson.
Detwiler t2l, Dorwick Gl, White, Epes (2l. Bah
tine.on. Foley. Wagner, Hughes. Earned runs
Treasury. 5; Shipping Beard. ]. First base by
errors-Treasury. 9; Shipping Board. 6. Left on
bases-Tfeasury, s; Shipping Board, Z. First
base on balls-Of j. o. johnson. 4: Carroll. a:
Mccarthy. :. lnninses pttched-By J. o. John
son. d: Carroll. 8: Mccarthy. 5: Hughes. >.
Hits mad-0n J. o. johnson, /: Carroll, s;
Mccarthy. 8; Hughes. Z. Struck out BY J. o.
Johnson, !; Carroll. 10: Mccarthy. .; Hughes. l.
TFo-base hits-Wrisht, Meyer. Carroll t2), wag-
ner. Sacrifice Hys-McCarthy. Schneider. Bald
win. keener ~. Stolen bases-wrisht t2).
Straight, Moyer. Dorwfck q, White. Epes.
Double piays BALDWIN 10 Epes: Dillon to Eres
Hit BY pitcherrBy Carroll t2l. Mccarthy IN.
Wild Pitches johnson. Mccarthy. Hughes Um-
pircs-F FAnshaw. Time Of game-2cs
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13

Totals. g lAl2 . Totals. 3sua 8 l
Naval Operations. / O05 l N-l9
Runs-Roche Isl, DegnAn (2l, McClulin (2l Hag-
er ~, Morris (2). Beard t2l, Hornsberger (2,,
Won Herbules. Left on bases-L c.. 4;
Operations, 5. First base on balls-Of Won Her
bules, /; Brown, 4: Ros. }.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13
Jimmy BURK'S CREW
LOSES TO WHITE SOX

~ chicago. May 12.-The White SoN
a1ook today's game from the Jimmy
aBurk's Brownies by a narrow margin
"by punching hits on Gallia in the
fourth which netted two tallies and
the contest to 5. Score by innings:
~ I-l.io.aa, An u a z & Ionis All Il O A z
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13
Fulton to Go to Eurone

New York. May 12.-Fred Fulton
Is going to Europe to fight, accord
ing to reports here. Abe AtteI
former featherweight champion, il
Is said. will manage Fulton's AFFAIRS
on the other side.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-13

Two-base hit-Peckinpaugh. Home nn-Judgc.
Stolen bsses-Baker. Charity. Sacrifice hits
Charity, Shanks, PippI Double plsy-Gharrty
To Janyrin Left on bases-NeS York. 3; Wash
ington 1. Firse base on errors-New York. i;
Washington, 3 Base on bals-Of Russell, 2;
off Ayers. L. Hits-Of shaw, in innings
of Ayers. 0 in 2 innings; of Harper. in &
innings; of Russell. in . innings; of Shaw
key, in innings. Struck out-By Russell,
5; By shawkey. 2; by Ayers. /; by HarIer. Z
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Pitches One Hit Game.

Naval Operations. champions of last
season. swamped the l.. and c. team
yesterday in the Government League
on the White House Ellipse diamond.
10 to 0. Otto Won Herbulis. pitching
for the winners. let his opponents
down with one hit. Score:
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LEE FOHL S INDIANS
TRIM DETROIT TIGERS

Detroit. Nav 12-The Indians defeat
Hed the Tigers here today by IS to l.
~ nNortOn. who started the battle, was
nforced to give way to Covelskie to
-. save. the came. Score by innings:
=. n-fr.rf AZ n a. A Il. Indians Az VI a 4 p
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Treasury Lands Slugfest.

Treasury had the best Of a slugging
bee over Shipping Board yesterday
in the Departmental League which
resulted i'm 16-to-1O count Score:
Treasury Alb HO AEI SB AbHO AE
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90 Runs-IeibCld. Weaver FelSCh Gsndh. Tobin,
G;erbsr. Billings. TWo-base hits-Cerber. Tohn
Weaver. Struck out-By Gallia. .; bv Shclleu-
back, : Bass On balIs-Of Shelleuback. /. ~
GaIlia. 5. Sacrifice hits-Jarkson. Schah. Stolrr
base-Jackson. Risberg. Sister ~. Umpires-
-tsill and Evans
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TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE
SINGLES. 10 PM.
TEAMS & PM

TEAMS. s PM.
Barber x Ross, Corby Baking Corporation.
Gait q Co. Shaffer. S. Kann. Sons Co. HaScn-
ner Bakery. Evening Star, Goldsmith. Jos.
Phillip.
DOUBLES, 10 Pm
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Major League Statistics
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday,. RexnI.

Washington. o; New York. O. fcau.
ed hfteenth inning. darkness.)
Cleveland. s: Detroit, 4.
Chicago. 4: st. Louis. 3.
Athletics-BosIon, rain.
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Where They Play Today,
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Boston.
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Where They PIny Today.
No games scheduled.
Standing of the Gin
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday RexuIt.

Pittsburgh, 3; Chicago. ..
New York, 3; Brooklyn, 3.
Phillies-Boston. rain.
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Totals. ... i3 Is q 10 &c