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The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
YOUNGSTERS ON TOP
IN TENNIS DOUBLES

Selden and Cissel sprang quite a
surprise on Stellwagen and Ballin.
Ger Yesterday in their semi-final
round match in the mems doubles Of
the District championship tennis
tournament being played on the Dunn
barton courts when they won in
straight sets, So, so. AS a matter
Of fact the surprise was in reality a
shock as very few thought the
youngsters would win a all. much
less in the easy fashion in which
they did,
Both players on the winning team
put up their best games while Stell-
wagen, who won the singles title, and
his partner We're very unsteady. los
ing any number of points on their
o. o. vTrO OrS.
The finals between Dudley and Hix-
son and Selden and Cissel are sched-
uled for 2.30 this afternoon, follow
ing which will he team-match be
tween the Dumbarton team and the
Country Club of Virginia racqueters
of Richmond.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
WESTERN BUDS WILL
PLAY LINWORTH NINE

Sporting Editor, Sir:-Through the
columns of the Herald. !, as manaG ger
OF the Western Bud A. c. wish to
accept the challenge Of Mr.. Strsck.
President Of the 'Linworth A & s.
c" II convenient to Mr.. Strack this
game can be played on either Sunday.
September u, or Sunday. September
y. this game to he played on their
grounds. game TO be called not later
than J o'clock.
would also like to challenge the
Gibraltar A. c. for a game TO be
played on the Monument Ground. for
Friday. September z. The Gibraltar
A. c. forfeited 10 the Western Buds,
Sunday, August 81.
Thanking you IN advance for the
many coUrtesies OF the past, we a-e,
THE WESTERN BUD ATHLETIC
Club.
HARRY F. MAGRCDER, Mgr.
No. 1870 Thirtieth St. y. W.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
TIMONIUM ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For 3year-olds and up. sell.
ing; So furlongs. Sincerity. lN: Ahara. 10
Re- Ennis. lis: Old Eyers, 10; Juanita I'd
limp }, 10; Early Light 10; White Crown,
ll3 Amsnt, lOS
SECOND RACE - For Iyear-olds and IN
claiming sis furlongs Sturdes. Il2; Tit for Tat
lC9; Bathilde. 100; Toadstool limp. l05: Fl
Mahdi, III; Deckhand. l12: Mae Murray. Ip
Senator BrOderick timpD, IL.
THIRD RACE-Steeplechase for 4-year-oId,
and up; about miles. McAdams, l4s; Loulis
Love. li9; Algardi, 159; Yum Yum, l4s; Faker.
lis; Mo. li9; Master McGrath, l49; Moonlight
ri limp, lis; Melos, 4s.
FOURTH RACE - Handicap; for 5yeay-oIds
and up; I LIS miles: Padua limp. lo2; Annie
Edgar limpl. 10; Frank Monroe. ll6; Isabelle
H. lT; Bob Redfed, ll6 Lobelia. 100
FIFTH RACE-seliing; for maidens; all age,
iurlongs. Polynym. 81; Marco Polo imp },
ll3; RoSefeld. l05; MallowmUt ll3 SeeIight,
ll3; lHsh Idol, 10; Bacsrat ll3; Fsstep g2:
Silver Sand. los; Retreat. l05.
SIXTH RACE-C1aiming; IL miles; for ;
year-Olds and up. Rskeof, ll2; Miss FAY. lo9;
River King, liz; Jacnetta, lO2; Little England,
ll2 Old Bill Bender, lO5.
SEVENTH RACE-Selling; 81 flrlongs: for
3-year-ods and up Kathleen H, ll3; Katah.
din, I6; Omeme. 10; Wheat Cakes, lI3; Star
craft, IFS; Ralph S. ll5; Kingling ID Gmp),
ll6i Jake Argent, ll6; Peaceful Star. ilS.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
Punting and Passing
With College Elevens

Baltimore. Sept 5.-B. Russell
Murphy-his friends call him Pat
returned to Baltimore and TO Hop
kins yesterday. Immediately the
wheels began to turn. for the ath-
letic director started burning the
wires right of the reel in his effort
to line up his football material
A very hard schedule has been
arranged for the Black and Blue,
with a game with the Naval Acad-
emy as the feature. and Murphy
realizes that his charges soon must
get to work.
Baltimore. Sept. 5-with the
return OF Coach Mike Thompson,
athletic activities at Mount St
Mary's College are beginning to
hum. Plans for the football and
basketball season are well under
way and the gridiron candidates
will be called out shortly after
school reopens. Roche will manage
the team this year and expects to
turn out one OF the best teams that
ever represented the mountain COL
lege.
-Morgantown. W. Va. Sept. s.
Four hours outdoor football work
a day will be required OF the West
Virginia University gridders who
go into preliminary training at
Mont Chateau on Cheat River. Mon
day next. Morning and afternoon
practices will be held.
Cambridge, Mass. Sept. s.
''Tacks" Hardwick, Harvard's great
halfback and end rush Of a few
seasons ago, and Dill Snow. guard
on the 1916 team. Joined the Har-
ward coaching stafT here today.
Cambridge, Mass, Sept. Sin
creased rates for the Harvard-Yale
football game will prevail this fall.
each pasteboard costing $3.50. an
increase Of so cents over the Gus
tomary fee Of the last ten years.
The same rates may prevail for the
Harvard Princeton game at Palmer
Stadium.
The explanation for the increase
is laid to the higher cost Of all foot
ball equipment. footballs and shoes
which cost IS three years ago ad-
vancing to $40. and Jerseys from 81
to Sl1. Labor and lumber will cost
more this fall; $4,000 wooden seats
must be built for the Yale game.
The price Of season tickets remains
the same-S3. admitting undergrad
yates to all home games except that
with Yale.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
1T HAPPENED
ON THE HILL

Jugo-Slavia' claims to Fiume are
absurd from racial. historic and eco
nomic viewpoints. Italy's representa-
tives declared yesterday to the For
eizn Relations Committee. at the
inal hearing on the peace treaty
Representative La Guardia, who was
a major in the army, declared Fiume
is Italian in population, and desires
annexation to Italy.
Congress was asked to investigate
the adyisability of passing a law.
granting personal credit to small
farmers and tenants. in a letter to
the House and Senate banking and
currency committees from the Ma
tional Grange yesterday.
a better understanding between
farmer and city consumer was urged
by Senator Capper in a statement is
sued yesterday by the National
Board Of Farm Organizations.
The Senate Military Affairs Com
nnittee yesterday ordered a favorable
report on the Wadsworth bill to ap-
propriate $4,000 for care of \. E. F.
graves in France. II also approved
the bill authorizing a military merit
badge to be awarded enlisted men
serving three years with an ex-
emplary record.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
FAVORITES IN FORM
AT TIMONIUM TRACK
TIMoNIUM SELECTIONS.

lhNI kAOf.-SlnCTltY, AhaTa. Juanlta.
SECOND RACE-Senator Broderick. Toad,
stool. BathiIde
THIRD RACE-Louie Love. Alsardi. Melos
FOURTH RACE-Lebelia Annie Edgar, Bob
RedAeld
FIFTH RACE-Marcp Polo. Fsstep, Bacarst
SIXTH RACE-Od Bill Bender. Little Eng
land, JsCnetta.
SEVENTH RACE-Kathleen H. Kingling II.
Ralph 5.
Baltimore. Md, Sept. 5-Players OF
form again found the going rather
soft today at Timonium. for favorites
carried off the majority OF events.
Although there was no set feature
the fourth race stood out more prom
inently than the others and was pro-
ductive of a good finish.
Mother Machree. breaking fastly
assumed the lead in entering the turn
and succeeded in holding the field
safe all the way. Isabelle H., out
run in the early stages was going
strong at the end and would have
caught the winner in another step
or two. while Old Bill Bender grabbed
the short end OF the purse.
The summaries:
FIRST RACE-About Ave furlonss The
MaslueTader, 20 tParnngtGnl, 40, e. Ahara
10 lSinpsyD. $50; Csltsbel. I'D (simmonl. out.
Time, O5S Anxiety, Mildred Euretta, Precious
Jewel. Retreat. Sincerity also ran.
SECOND RACE-AbTlt FIVE fIrlongs. Pirate
McGee. ITO tStirlinE,. }. 80; Fastsp. IO7 (Col-
linsl. 4a0: Gain De Cause. lc7 Martini, out
Time, 058 Is. Waking Dream. Polynym also
ran.
THIRD RACE-About one and one-quarter
miles: Wodsn, III (ObertD. 20. 2lO: Boxer
l06 Stirring. 22o; Lutetia. lOI Mason. out
Time. 2:ll. RiTCr King also ran.
FOURTH RACE-MiIe and a sixteenth:
Mother Machrre. ll3 tMcIntyreI. H. $40: Is-
lelle H. lls lStirlins). 45O; Old Bill Bender,
10 jackson, out Time. 1895. Tranby
PMrenh, Dick Benson and Front Royal also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Si1 and one-haF furl,np,:
Plantarede, lT (HinpsN. 80. 40; Little
Maudie. 100 lConners). SO; Toadsool, Ill
pbert. ont. Time. l:Zl Lady Angen
Aigrette ard T0rQuato 2nd also ran
SIXTH RACE-SiN and one-haf furlongs
Comach0, rs Stirling, $50, 3 Kirsties Cub, lis
LHmpsyl. 27C: Suprrmaid. liz NIaderiaD, out
Time IA Kathleen H. Kstahdin and viii
Do also ran
SEVENTH RACE-SiK and one-half frrlonvs
TWENTY Seven, loe Stirling, 5 30 80; B,ccarat,
100 thinTsy), 40 Darkey. 100 Jackson, out,
Time. l2lt. Master McGrath. JutIand and
Seelight also ran n
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
Injured Spectators Sue Giants.

New York, Sept. 5.-The National
Exhibition Company. owner of the
New York Giants. was sued in the
Supreme Court yesterday by Nathan
iel H. Hertzberger and Jacob Gold
stein for $4,000 each for personal IN
juries. Both were hurt on August Is.
last, on the third day OF the New
Cincinnati series, when, during
the crush at the speedway entrance
of the Polo Grounds a score of per
sons were NusN"i off a runway and
five were injured. .s2fAEE
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
CITY NEWS BRIEFS.

William P. Hart, chauffeur for
the Motor Transport. was fined s25
by Judge Aukam in Police Court
Yesterday for COlliding with a pri-
yate car at Virginia avenue and
Twenty-secOnd street.
A committee of the District
branch of the Personal Liberty
League has been appointed to ar
range for a mass meeting in the
near future. L. G. DuyDIW is chair
man of the committee.
Valuable official documents and
two letters of introduction to sub
marine commanders were reported
lost yesterday by Commander r.,
R. Tena of the Chilean Embassy.
Henry White. of Alexandria, Va
reported to the police yesterday
that his Ford sedan automobile
1918 model, was stolen from the
west side of Mcpherson square
northwest
Samuel Ford. colored. 2O27 F
street northwest, was injured mn
the right leg yesterday while nut
ting in coal at the C. & o. Canal
office, Twenty-first and Canal
streets northwest, when a Ford au-
tomobile, from which he was un-
loading the COAL turned over.
Jewelry worth ss25 was stolen
from the residence of Mrs. Florence
Pizzinl, 171S Q street northwest, il
was reported to the police yester-
day.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
JAP OISHA MEETS
TURNER THURSDAY

Oisha, the undefeated wrestling
champion Of the Orient, will meet
Joe Turner. middle-weight cham
pion OF the world. in a finish bout
at the Lyceum Theater. Thursday
night. The Jap has defeated all
middle-w weight grspplers he has met
in this country and scored a num-
ber Of victories over heavy-weights.
1t will be a finish affair at the
catch ca atch-can style with only
the strangle hold barred.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
DEPARTMENT CLERKS
In ATHLETIC MEET

The 1nterdepartmentaI track ant
field meet-open to all clerks in th'
government departments-wilI taxi
place in the Central Stadium OF
Saturday. September l3.
Col. Wait c. Johnson. who han
died the InterallIed track and felt
meet in Europe, will be in charg'
Of the field and track events, which
start promptly az 3 o'clock. Thert
are twenty-three events on the pro.
gram, including dashes for ladies
with a tug OF war for the fair sex
Gold. silver and bronze medals viii
be given for the winners in thu
different races
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
RUTH TIES Home RECORD P0T0MAcS Will TENNI
Griffs Meet Yanks Today.

Grifr's lowly tribe opens up its
hnal home stand of the season to-
day at the Georgia Avenue Sta
dium with the New York Yankees.
Only miracle can let Griffith's
hired men out of the seventh place
rut which they now occupy. but
the games in this series should
prove interesting as at present the
Yankees are sore with everything
and everybody who favors Gear"
Ban B. Johnson.
Griffith will work many of his
rockies in these games-Ellerbe.
Harris and Davidson being slated
today. The team will line up as
follows: Nationals-Judge, lb; Da-
wilson. 3b; Milan, CT; Rice, IF; Ell
lerbe, SIS; Shanks, II; Harris, Oh;
Charity, C; Shaw, p. New York
Fexster. RI; Peckinpaugh, SIS; Bak-
er, Sb: Pratt. 2b; Lewis, II; Bodie.
CT; Ruel. c; Quinn. p.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
Champs vs.. Young Nationals.

The Champs will play the NounI
Nationals tomorrow at the Monumen
Lot at o'clock at Diamond No. 4
The following players are requested
TO be present: Payne. Rothing. J. Pa,
nella, y. PAMELA, Brew, Seamon
Bregman. Swote, Hudson. Burchne
and Lepre. The Champs would lil,
to set games in and around the city
with all l5-ycsr-old teams. Address
J. PAMELA, 3I5 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
DISTRICT CHAMPS
TO PLAY RICHMOND

The intercity series between Wash
ington and Richmond will open here
on September 3 when the Richmond
ball club will visit the Capital for a
double header with the wilmer of the
District series.
A retg ned game will be played in
the inia Capital on Saturday
Septemltr %. when the Washington
team 10 ohneys there for a double bill
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
FOUR S. A. A. A. U. MEN
in DIX OLYMPIAD

The South Atlantic A A. L. will be
represented by a quartet of athletes
in the Olympiad to be held at Camp
Dix, n. j.. today and tomorrow. Lieut.
F. Herbert Prem, the former George
town University athlete, will partici-
pate in the 'hop-step-and-ju jump, while
Joe Geiger, distance running champ:
George Bang. weight thrower, and
Tommy McDoungher. hurler, will also
take part.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
RUTH EQUALS
RECORD WITH
Is HOME RUNS

Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. 5.-Amer-
lean League batting record that
has stood for twenty years was tied
yesterday when George (Babe)
Ruth. basebalrs veritable siege gun,
bunted one over the Shibe Park
right field wall into Twentieth
street. This hectic clout from the
bat of Boston's hardest hitting club
swinger in captivity made 1t home
run No. 25 for Monsieur Ruth and
knotted the swift-set circuit figures
OF John (Buck) Freeman, who. as
a member of the Washington Ma
tionals in 1899. turned out twenty
five round trips from April "a to
October 12. BY the way, the final
score OF the game was is to 7, with
the Mackmen. of course. finishing
second. The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
$4,000 in Damages
Demanded of Car Lines

Three damage suits against the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company and its subsidiary lines we're
filed yesterday in the District Supreme
Court
George Erskine asks $4,000 damage
for personal injuries alleged to have
been received on June Is last, when
street car on II street northea st
struck a two-horse wagon he was
driving.
Adam Seek asks 81, 900 damages for
damage alleged to have been done to
his automobile on July 16 last, when
a street car struck it on Connecticut
avenue northwest.
William Fletcher asks $1,000 from
the Anacostia and Potomac River
Railroad Company for personal in
turies alleged to have been received on
August / last. when he was struck by
car on Eleventh street southeast.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
CLEAN SWEEP
FOR AMERICANS
Tennis Team Defeats Aus
tralian In Matches at
Forest Hills.

Forest Hills, n. Y. Sept. s.
American tennis players made
clean sweep in the Invitation
matches here this afternoon. de
feating their Australian opponent
in two singles and one double
match.
Wallace T. johnson and Richar
Morris Williams, I'd, took the meas
ure OF Randolph Lycett and r. v
Thomas. respectively. in the singles
In straight sets, while VIM. NJ
Johnston and William T. Tilden de
feated Norman L. Brookes and Ger
aid J.. Patterson, , sets to /.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
PRESIDENT-ELECTO OF
LIBERIA WILL SPEAK

Arrangements have been made for
an address by President-elect c. B.
King of the Republic of Liberia, at a
public meeting of coIored citizens at
John Wesley A. NJ. E. Zion Church.
Fourteenth and Corcoran streets
northwest, at 5 o'clock Monday even
lug.
Th' meeting ~" ;" t'.Sided over
by Iir "nmetf J. Scott, secretary
treasurer of Howard University, at
one time a member of an American
commission appointed by Taft to
study conditioRs.sin Liberia.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
WHITE SOX CAPTURE
FIRST BATTLE FROM
CLEVELAND INDIANS

Chicago. Sept 5.-Twenty-five thou
sand fans today saw the Chicago
White Sox trim the Indians in tn,
opening game Of the crucial series
by a 9-tO-l count CiCotte held the
invaders at his mercy throughout the
battle while the South Side tribe went
on a batting rampage at the expense
of Pitchers Myers. Faeth and Klepfer.
The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
Standing of the Clubs.
FRED FULTON JUST
HATES HIMSELF

London. Eng. Sept 5. - Tom
O'Rourke. manager of Fred Fulton.
posted $1,000 today in an offer to match
Fulton for fights with Joe Beckett
and Georges Carpenter in the same
night O'Rourke proposed that the
bouts be of ten rounds each. with an
hours rest for Fulton between the
contests. He said he was not particu-
lar who Fulton fought first
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
Philhes Are Easy.

Boston, Sept. 1.-The Phillies never
had a look-in with the Braves today.
the Hub City nine taking the battle
6 to 2 The score by innings:
R. H. f.
Philadelphia ..... 0OO Co2 OnO-2 0
Boston ........... O22 900 30.-6 /
Batteries-Cheney and Adams; Cau-
sey and Gowdy. Wilson.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
Strike Will Not Interfere.

Chicago. Ill, Sept. 5.-President
Hickey. OF the American Association.
said today that the proposal to trans
fer the remaining twelve games
scheduled for Columbus. Ohio, to
Peoria, Ill, has been abandoned. The
games will be played at Columbus.
despite the street car strike.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
To Keep Super-Cargoes.

Chairman Payne, of the Shipping
Board, yesterday announced that re-
ports of the discontinuance of the
super-cargos were wrong. Training OF
men for super-cargo work will be dis
continued, but men already in the
service will remain until the question
ts settled
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
American Agent Shot
By Reds in Petrograd

A State Department agent. not an
American, who was Investigating a
reported violation Of the American
Embassy premises at Petrograd. was
shot by Bolsheviks, according to in
direct advices to the State Depart
nent yesterday.
mans name
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
WAR RISK WINS
FREE SUGGEST
FROM CLOFFEPS

War Risk hung an 11-to-4 defeat
on Cloffeps in yesterdays game in
the pOst-season series for the sand
lot title. banging out six runs in the
opening inning and adding five
more later in the one-sided contest.
This victory brings the War Risk
ers one step nearer the District
title and at the same time elimi-
mates the Navy Yard representa-
tives as a contender The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Baltimore. o; Jersey City. 2
Newark, 4; Reading. :
Rochester. 0; Buffalo. S.
Binghamton. 9, Toronto. 10.
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Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Nesterdaya RcsuIts.

Brooklyn. 3; New York. :.
Boston. 6; Phillies. ,.
Chicago. .: Pittsburgh. 0.
st. Louis. /: Cincinnati. 0.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
Where They Play Today.

New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Chicago.
st. Louis at Detroit.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
Suffers First Defeat.

Stockholm. Sept. 5.-The Bethlehem
Steel football team suffered its hrst
defeat of its European tour here yes
terday, being beaten by the Malmoe
team. the score being goals to ..
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
Where They Play Today.

Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
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hunS-'hcMahon, Crooke, Mcbnde. Humphreys
\. Watt ~ Fraser ~. Bleier 49,. Howard
Sweeney. Left on hases-Clofefs. 9; War Risk
9 Stolen hases-McMahon. Sacrifice Aies-SterN
ze-. TSo-hAse hits-Beier C5l. Fees, Sweeney,
Fraser. Struck Out-By SChafer, 1: by Jarboe.
:; by Ster1er. 6. Bases on baIls-Of Schafer, g.;
"A Sterzer. 5 Hits-OT schafer, 8 in s Is in
ninEs: of Jsrboe. l in 2 2J innings Hit by
IltIhed ball-By Schafer CNIcMahon. Mccarthy.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
Boulders Will Meet.

The National Capital Bowling
League will hold its regular annual
nsetinE tonight at 1872 New York av-
enue northwest. All captains are re-
quested to be present.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
Congress HEIGHTS Wins.

The Congress Heights team yes.
terday defeated the Highland A. c
in an interesting pitching duel b.
a 3-to-2 count.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
Man Is Charged With
Neglecting Hotel Bill

James H. Armstrong. alias Charles
Collins, who gave his age as 81 years,
faced Judge Mcmahon in Police Court
yesterday charged with failure to pay
his board bill at the New Ebbitt. the
amount involved being $685.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
Cub Eleven to Start.

The Cub A .. eleven will hold itI
initial football practice tomorrow a
j. 30 4 NJ. on the Bruce Schoo
grounds. All candidates are request
ed 10 report
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
To PLAY Odd Sox.

The Fya'fSyiUe Junior baseball
team will play the MARYLAND odd Sol
nine this afternoon at Hyattsvllle.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
Moran's Reds Lose.

st. Louis, Sept Ring and Doak
hooked up in an interesting pitching
dual today. the Card mails getting the
best of the Reds in a 1-to-O game.
Errors gave the locals their tally. The
score by innings.
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Totals. 81 II q IS II Tota,s.... ~ . A Is
'Batted for Geary in ninth.
tBatted for Moves in seventh.
Boston. ................... Ol ) o s o t-l5
Athletics. o l o 0 o o , 81
Earned Euns-BostOn. Is; Athletics 7, Left
on bases-Boston. II; Athletics, 6. Two base
hits-Hooper ~, Ruth. Schang. Mclnnis. Shan
non. Scott. Gamer, Burns. Allen, Walker. Three
hass hitS-Hoopcr t2l Schang. Strunk. Burns
Home r,m-Ruth Sacrifice hit-McInnis Double
play-Fumer, Witt and BnTrus Triple play
Jones. MCInnis and Witt. Bases bslls-Of
Noyes, .; of Jones. 5 Struck out-By Noyes, /;
by Geary, /; by Jones. = Pitching record-Of
Noyes, 2 hits, - runs rs earnedl in innings
tid at bait; off Geary. hits no runs in,2 in
nings - at batl. Stolen hases-Vitt Witt. Hit
by pitcher-By Noyes Roth. Winning pitcher
Jones. Losing ratcher-Noyes Umpires-Nallin
and Connolly. Time Of game-l So
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
Vaughn Shows Form.

Pittsburgh, Sept. 5--Hippo Vaughn
was going at top speed today and the
Cubs landed from the Pirates by 2 to O.
The score by innings:
r. H. E.
Chicago ......... 0o0 100 o0-2 5 0
Pittsburgh ...... coo zoo 0O0-0 I 0
Batteries-Vaughn and Killifer; Carl
son and Schmidt
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
Major League Statistics.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.

Boston. Is: Athletics. Z.
Chicago, 9; Cleveland. /.
Detroit. u; St. Louis, 3
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RUnS-Smith. Leihold. Collins. Weaver o..
fclsch. Gandil Risberg. CCotte Hits-OF
N'Crs. in one and OnNthird innings of
Faeth. in -four and two-third innings Tvrp
base hits-WeaVeT. Risberg smith. Jsmieson.
Sacrifice hlt-Deihold. Stolen bases-Iark S7.1
I'rsncy Struck out-By Gootte. (. ty Myers.
]. hv FAeth. :. Bass IN balls-OF Myers .
of Fseth. !; Of KeHer !: of Cicotte.
- H'L" pay Wawhy Chsnman. Harms. COl-
lins. RisbcrE Gandti Time Of game-I hour %
tmi"m.cs mpirrs-Messrs. Morarlty and Hide
brand
The Washington herald., 1919-09-06
Giants Are Beaten.

New York, Sept. > - The Dodgers
rallied in the ninth frame here today
and punched two hits off Barnes.
Along with an error they managed to
Tut across a tally that defeated the
Giants by to . The score:
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Cleveland Alb

Totals 3 % , Totals 3l3ylo l
.Batted for Faeth in the seventh inning
batied for kleTFer in the ninth inning
CleNriaI.I............-... o 0 Q 0 0 O-l
Chicago. -......-......... 0 0 ) 1-a
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Brooklyn ........ 100 O1O co1-3 s
New York........ 900 900 O2O-2 S .
! Batteries - Mitchell and Kruger;
Barnes, Winters and Gonzales.
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son and Schmidt.