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The Washington herald., 1919-09-26
Navy Yard News

Lieut.. John Morgan Of the navy,
formerly Of the tool shop. has re-
turned from overseas duty. He
made a visit to the yard Wednesday
I. c. and w. o. Rondabush OF the
torpedo tube shop are on a twenty
six-day vacation in Canada.
Pat Paterson of the broadside
mount shop and wife are spending
their vacation at Niagara Falls.
G. f. Cross OF the cartridge case
shop is keeping bachelors hall while
his wife is making a business trip
to Toledo. Ohio
Bernard Ladd of the miscellaneous
tion Of the head.
Il. Il. Rockford of tn, tool shop
the we'll known soloist on the from
bone. is practicing duets with Joe
Neely for an entertainment which
is to be given in the shop.
II. p. McGrath of the torpedo tube
shop and his bride ar. spending
their honeymoon in Detroit, Mich.
Samuel Tammaro of the miscel-
lan"ous shop is to be transferred to
the Mare Island Navy Yard
o. c. Gates, captain ~ the gun
shop bowling team, put his men
through a very strenuous workout
and guarantees some exciting games
this season.
Charles Micheal of tn. tool shop
is dividing a month between Okla
homa and his home in iowa.
Charles. Shanks Of the torpedo
tn be shop is spending his vacation
at his home in Canton, Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-26
HAvRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-N2ideTs: cyesr-old lilies: s
fufongS aTitsnia, ITO: S-a MINI. Iio; RockIfnr-
afrS ln; bsadie ID. ITO: Ratidiun. llo; aInrln-
hay. ln; Focerer. no: Tsnhe o'Gamt. ITO:
Stathem. no; Sub RrA- no: They Shall Mo-
Par. ll6 aSesram entry. murray entry
SECOND RACE-Green steepiechas.: m.;denS.
3year-olis: miIes. Gsrguyle I8: Seaorre~
Is; hare Heart lS: asuIsrt.. Ii: ChsI-
lense. 1S; aBallycuonell. IS aSamuel R.
entsy.
THIRD RACH-SeEinr: 3year-oId, and mn.
flrioneS LDIiss v. lis: Baue D-yiI. no.
Eaected md. p6; sSoo~ Queen. %; xPhiliuESc
l@: rGalvay. S: Onrency, III: Au,zcksss;n
Ito; Mage Mirror. Io4: xseian. lis. TS~ahe,rs
lo2 sBank. nt: vwsrd- lU: Lndsey. Ios
HMarioH Hollins, Io: rLAdy Ivan. % aPoI
FOURTH RAcE-nr-e-y.aro.d.. claiming.
P. Murphy. lo7; Biennsn no; Sophis cs.e.osd
oe: xIAura Miller. S: 1Belario. IG: Eatie
Canal. no: ChemmE. N: To1tae los. I'm
q,iato md. loe: IEdith B,unsn, 20; noTr-
osoum in; Purs-uA lm: Geneviere B. loi +;
IBahc's Sister. %; xAntoiDette, 81 Also elir-
ibh, Ccrsl. lG: NsuDh le.; Aisrrtte no..
Bslvood (Four excfuded)
FIFTH RACE-he PI,dnly Purse. syesr-
oids and up; mile and 70 yards DucheSs Lacc
Belle Mahone. 100; Rsllynoouey. Io.
SIXTH RACE-Clain.ing: Syearo,dS and nm.
mile and sixteenth The Belgian md lis:
Searhiieht srd. no: Duiin, lcs; rIohriis- 10,
Ipountam Fay. lc2: aBetg. 81: ASSIGN. us:
Ffank Monroe. lG; Cain spins na; 1Ariss
lo; rCobalt. nc; Refugee. no: Sn Bird, N7 /:
Hong Kong. l0: 1Jack DHvson. lo2; 1Kimr
Along. SC. Alo eliEitIe-Ccl Harri.pn. no
Virginia Yell. ios: Annie Ede,r. IL; Ringing
md. 10 (Four exciuded)
SEVENTH RACE-Claimins; Syesr-cld. and
up; nile and oneeish:h-wcdan. ii; Bar Oos
10; xBuckbosrd. lo4; kirstie's Cub u4; Bo-
s.rt, l@; xWoodviolet. ln; Thrtft. lli; rBall.d,
i0
xApprentiss Allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-26
MINNESOTA.

st. Paul.. T. Levine st. Peter
street clothing merchant. pleads guilty
I" receiving costly furS stolen from
J. Il. Wic"s Il Co. MinneapOns.
Nortlc;u".- Murder charge placed
gains; Oscar Lindarcn. gardener ut
tn" home of e. J. Winton. for murder
of Madelyn LaCount. l.. bride OF the
Winton chauffeur.
Pipestonc.- First frost OF season does;
slight damage TO vegetables
Ninnrapolis.-Dalid id &. Ndic. 9,-i~;-
'., secretary OF Minnea polls city :,
commerce.. resigns to accept cuirm,.
.':al position in New York.
Lake Elmo. Farmers of NashInetui.
tUunty hear Gov. L. J. Frazier. oi
North Dakota, eXpound IDEAS of Nom
partisan League.
Redwood Falls.-The Redwood Coun.
ty Fair will close tomorrow after
running for five days
The Washington herald., 1919-09-26
GRIFFS PLAY ARMY
In BENEFIT TODAY

The salvation Army's benefit game
between Clark Griffith's Nationals
and the Army team will be played
this afternoon at American League
Park at +3O p. m. Tn" Camp
Humphreys band will be on Eand to
furnish music for the occasion while
Uncle Nick Altrock will officiate as
umpire.
The teams will line up as fol-
lows: Army. Long. 3b: O'Brien. 1b;
J. Fitzgerald. II: Hager. rf. or Ster-
ger: Moyerr IS: Bleir. CT: Thomas.
2b: Geibel. c: Muellen. c; Kelly. p:
Pfel. p; Hyman. p: Won Herculis. p.
Schaffer. p. Nationals. Judge. lb;
Leonard, 3b: Murphy, CT: Rice. rf:
Ellerbe. IS: Charity, c: Picinich. c;
Menosky. If; Shanks. 2b: Johnson,
p: Schacht. p: Zachary. p: Courtney.
D: Snyder, p.
The Grifs will wind up the
league season with three game
series with the Boston Red SoX.
starting Saturday with double
header. the first game commencing
at . o'clock. The final game = the
1919 campaign will be played IN
Sunday with the Red SoX when The
curtain VIII be rung down on the
baseball season in the American
League in this city.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-26
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Fi,e and onehsr f,lrIour
Martha L0ckett. Ill Tub-4i. ll5 5S. 90
Encrinite p (wld.l. sp 6D: Nack ,srsnce
IN GAzugnre1. aO Tina lG IS Ir-lAnd
Bohez Ma Br,nA r. Moody. Annette TeIIer
Sedgesras. Go,dineL Rmctnzl Hush Aiss Hor,
ner. Mai Fish also rn
SECOND RACE-hne and ne-siItoenth
Kinzsinx .nd. III CSsndsi. IS.lo 6el $40; 500
his Gstevood. lus Musgr..el, 81, 40; John
". Klein, Ill DFye1. aO. Tine. l:e 20 Pu
isso. Vistisnte. Lady L>nrien. Don Doder
Galley He'd, Fank Shannon. Hong Kong
hannchen. ROra, Jack Hessey, LesAcy also ran.
THIRD RAOE-Mle and one srteerxh: Prlnl
Monroe. Ill AeTssprt). I'm. ala 81: ROM
los CMuxrsIeI. So so: Lazy Lou. l9 tSsnSs,
go Time. a. SlCmsn Transp.ro Beaur,
Sle-p. Bst.aet. Nourcddin. JscDesta H,r-oot
Ad also ran
FOURTH RACE-Pive and ono bill furlnnsS
Hasten On. Ii fsrhuttinsri. $40 out, out
RAlon. III tMuNsrel. ou out violes Tin. III
Dryerl, out. Tine, lis "a CsrmAndaIe rsr
frs: disqualified on accurnt of foul
FIFTH RACE-Nile and ser.utyyzrds: Bet
tie Bluff. Cwidal. s5D Io. 30: Broom Ped
lder. III Aux7~) 80. 10; ope-n Of the Sc.
0 (Ssn<sel, IN. Tine O. wis-st Fool. Tn.
Desert. wAy Pfun. also r.n.
SIXTH RACE-SiK fRSonG: siaez Emblem
i6 lsAode'. e@ AS. SD: 81. os>ntin II
Collins. so. 80: Widow Bedoste, lo CAus
grave. LS. Time. IbSA Sticsder ro.dsool
Prunes halyoio Orlando Havana pT.s-n RAJ
srosa, Sea Beach alD nn
SEVENTH RACE-Nile and one ouarte-
Water War. I1 Cwldal sn An 30: LStfl
Cotuse. LOB (Hsurnei. 81. 20: zinnis. a
tColnicttil. Tine. 7N. HArry Brei,orsI NJ.
toakA Arltr.toS. Au1rsl Stir Cp OU,.l Ci,,
ESirty also nn.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-26
WILL DISTRIBUTE
TICKETS FOR GAME

annapolis, Nd. Sept. 25.-Definite
arrangements have been made for
the handling OF the tickets for the
football game between tho Naval
Academy and Military Academy
teams, which will take place u.
h New YORK Polo Grounds
on November y next. The National
Exhibition Company. owners of the
Polo Grounds. have been made the
agents of the two institutions to ar
range the details of handling the
game.
OF the 1900 seats 1851 will he
given to the athletic authorities of
each OF the academies for free dis
tribution to its members. This will al
low about two apiece to the MEM
bers Of the Navy Athletic Associa-
tions. The other tickets will be sold
for about $50 apiece.
Until November L.: they will be
sold only to the members OF the Ath-
letic Association. so thai the only
chance the general public will have
of obtaining seats vii! be to pur-
chase them through such a member.
If any are left after November 10.
they will be sold to the public by
tn" National Exhibition Company.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-26
CLICKS FROM THE KEYS.

AtIanta.-Governor Dorsey will
uffsr the attorney generalship to
Il. 4. Denny. of Rome. Ga. if Cliff
ford Walker. incumbent. resigns to
enter gubernatorial race next year.
batavia. y. N.-Three Italians
dead N wreck of Carlo Trimarchi's
dwelling. supposed to have been
blown up b. Black Hand members.
New York.-Phone girls in New
York and New Jersey will strike
unless they receive % per cent in
crease. they say.
Atlanta.-Local merchants will
protest abandonment Of Camps Cor
dor and Jessup. near here. Camp
Benning. at Columbus. Ga. and
Camp Bragg. at Fayetteville. y. c.
will be maintained.
Hamilton. Ont.-Bcn Tillett. NJ.
P. British labor leader calls pro-
hibltion slap at laboring men and
says 5000 profiteers in England
should he shot
Macon. Ga.-Mayor Glen Toolc re-
elected as wcN a hi ticket of
candidates for aldermen.
Ruffalo.-Conference of soft coal
operators and miners postponed un-
til tomorrow moning.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-26
AQUEDUcr ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Fr 3yuar-olds snd Old cI.,u.
ing: one mil: Ipdis7-et. los: ove-mstch, us
IL; Hues Trans I'D: Oourceiles lG: -Sumne,
Sigh. LIS: WIlncdo. IG; Princes Lio. III. L.
Bs2Afr. lis: 'Hunss. rs: Mia sa9linr lG
r. G. King. ll5
SHCOSD RACIAL as-s: handic,p: NJ nu
ionEs: Star Clax 100: n Johnspr n: IN,
Boy. s; Toto. I1: Out the wsy. u: Mssi.
II: F.OI lis: Fruit cAkc. lB; Lord Brighton,
us; Ornndz- TO-
THIRD kACE-Por S-yesr-olds and u. marc.
srd EeldinEs: one mile: CSddie lis. Dzmsri,
c': Wee Lnuis. ~: sanbe.is. liz: D.hinds
los
FOURTH RACE-Fa Ssear-olds .nd M
handicap one mile: Spu. IL; War Ki~. %
Sutc1cksr. fa2; BaIly, ne; Over TSx, nt
Hairxpvrie, ma
FIFTH RACE-Qaiming; S5ar-osds and m
mis and ooeextenth: War Nofe rB: sRpsf
put. los: Go.ler. I1; 'B.hetse, Ip: John l.
Day. rs: Ssan, nj
SIXTH RACE-Fu 9ye.ro,ds: five furhunu
Gsns Cnick Ii: m sscban. Id; O.r.run
lls; We.rJ. IL; Royal Duck. lis; EfvinA nf
hme Vivian, N; Sand Bed. Is: Ths wsepoer
lis; smpaetoa- lis: Endmsn. ls; swirl. l6.
sApprentjce ano~sncr FIVE r,srnds cl,ir,ed
The Washington herald., 1919-09-26
AQUEDUcT RESULTS.

FIRST RAOB-Seren furlonss Psnsn1n, Ili
pHshl, to 2seven, ! TO .; ThUndersIOm,
100 tEnsBr'. s 10 5 To ); Albert 4, 90 Rowan.
TO l. Tns. q +S HEudrie. Tu1. Ultima
Thule. Assume. Grundy. PSeeing Sheik also rsn.
SECOND RACE-TrO mile. God Bood- Is
(Haynes). 70 s out out; Prince Hal md Id
Blake. 10 5. out; Sones1ch. LJ3 tHsnnsl. out
Time. S5 kismer also rzn.
THIRD RACE-One mile. Sen Dial IU
(Fstrl, to 5. ont out Osguod. lIo lapel.
! to T. out; SunninedAle. loe CMcCSbel. out
Time. / % 20 Three went
FOURTH RACE-SiI furSonxs Krewer, l0s
,E.tr3. to l. 70 70. 10 ); Pilgrim ns
lEnDrl. to s To 5; 1KinDnl ll5 IAN
huse,. TO . Time. LIZ IAdded starter
White Sncks Psdr.ic, Ssgznose also rsn
FIFTH RAOE-ODe mle-Jos Sco;, =
tktmmer1, 70 s 70 .. out War Machine
liz thchbeD. 8 IN & 2 TO 5; Fell Srap lis
(Csrull. To S Tine, 1875 King P1audit
Star Realm also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Sn and one-hah furlanss
Far Gain II: (Eh>or1. . 90 s tn . out
CeoE,es LIZ tRscei. to 5. out: King Cham
poa- IL (kumnnr), 70 TIM lA2S
Eastern Glou, lndiscretioo siso 5u-
The Washington herald., 1919-09-26
BUREAU OF EN-
GRAVINGAND
PRINTING
NEWS

TIL" bureau Band will 70 on hand
tomorrow afternoon 10 help make the
Potomac Boat Club regatta d big sue
cess. The club is entertaining wound
ed soldiers from Walter Reed Hos
pital on this occasion, and, since great
rivalry exists among its members.
there is every reason to believe that
the races will be most interesting
Miss Elizabeth Cooke and Miss NAV
Whitaker. OF section 3. are ENJOYING A
two weeks vacation.
Arthur Bates. of the stamp per
fOrating division. was absent yester-
day.
Frank Hunt. of section 4, is back
at his press. after a weeks illness.
Miss Ethel Bennett. of the wetting
division, is on the sick list
The Bureau Duckpin League Will
open it's season next Monday evening
at the Recreation Alleys. There are
sure to be eight teams enrolled, with
possibility of twelve. \. y. Dewey
custodian of presses. is acting presi-
dent of the organization. and will be
glad to furnish any information along
this line.
Henry Day. of the stamp perfo-
Iating division. has returned tO
work after a months vacation spent
with friends in Ohio. He also at
tended the G. A. r. encsmpment
held at Columbus.
At the close Of work TUESDAY
night Mr.. Foley. superintendent CT
section .. was approached by one
OF the young ladies in the room
with a request that she be excused
the following day. He put the
usual question. and was surprised
when she stammeringly admitted
that she was to be married. So she
got two days instead of one.
Mrs. Butt, Miss Z. Casey and Miss
Norma Lee, of the wetting division.
are on the sick list.
lsaoore Berkowitz. of section !. is
out enjoying the holidays. So is Bill
Ullman. of section 6.
Mrs. Florence Donaldson, of the
stamp perforating division. is on the
sick list.
Charles X. Smith. section 4. oldest
list.
George Herman. of section 8. is
training hard for his part in the re-
gatta next Saturday at Potomac Boat
Club.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-26
LAUREL STAKES
ARE ATTRACTIVE
827 Nominations for Handi-
caps to Be Run During
State Fair.

Laurel, Nd. Sept 3.-The Mary
land State Fair corporationS grosp
Of stakes that will be decided .,
Laurel Park in October in the course
Of a meeting Of twenty-seven days
that will be marked by the dtstn-
button among horsemen Of q unsf-
ter Of s2EyOoo have attracted upward
Of so nominations-sz5 to be exact.
The Capital handicap. a Aoc9
sprint for 3-yesr-olds and over thsf
will be run on October /, the opening
day, has drawn III: the Maryland
Handicap. a $4,000 race al one urle
and a quarter for 3-year-olds. exclu-
sively, TO be run on October 4. a: tn
National, a 500 race for s-yesr-oIdF
at three-quarters Of q mile, to be run
on October & I3i: the Annapolis
handicap, a 800 gaIiop Of one mil a
I and a half. for S-year-oIds and oEer
, to be run on October II. 90: Tho
Chevy Chase steeplechase. a sSyooo II
fair, for 4-year-olds and over, at tyn
miles and half, TO be run on Octo
Der il, g.: The Manor Handicap. 70
1900 race for 2-year-OIds. at aRc mil.
: to be run on October -. Is5. Nc Lsu
rel a E.j0o dash Of one mile To-
sprinters OF all ages. TO be- run o.
October 9. lS: and the Ticket o.
Leave, a 600 stccplechase. at two
miles for 3-year-oIds exclusively 10
be run on October -, IS.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-26
KANSAS.

Blue Rapids.-Kaw River and
tributaries m Northern Kansas are
overfiowing' their banks.
Topeka. - Complaints of made
uuate express service in and out of
Topeka filed with Kansas Public
Utilities Commission.
AtchisOn.-Miss Ellen II. Ostertac.
in charge of community house work
in New York welcoming returning
soldiers. will close it September 20.
Usage City,. A. Elsmere filed
suit for $4,000 damages for being
Inundated and dragged through
streets. tied to an auto. because ne
would not contribute to the war
work organizations. He names fif-
teen prominent farmers.
Kansas City. - Street railway
using legal methods to get Scent
fare after arbiters award them a
scent fare.
Baldwin. - Baker University will
have 100 former soldiers matricu-
lated this year.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-26
GEORGIA..

Decatur.-C. D. Mckinney heads
committee to conduct DeKalb
County's part in Statewide cam
Daign for 100000 for Agnes Scott
College.
Athens.-Carlylc Dyar. one Of
hrst American Marines injured in
war "opens real estate business
here.
At!cnta.-Col. r. b. Mcbride, of
the general staff. l.. s. A., Just
back from overseas. visits parents,
Col. and Mrs. a. J. Mcbride, lSs
Cooper street.
Savannah.-Port officials say un-
til peace treaty is ratified the trans
Atlantic trade will not reach its
maximum.
Observation-Disclosures Cohen. IL, son
of prominent merchant. killed when
run over by automobile of Il, +,
Doris. realty agent.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-26
GOVERNMENT
PRINTING
OFFICE
NEWS

Charles II. Van Hook. OF the linn
type section. and J. X. johnson NJ
the pressroom. board OF manaeers
OF the Langdon Community Orches-
IRA are arranging symphony coo-
cert under the direction of Gordon
cameron. to be given early in o.
tober
"hllam Sebree and Ellis Hughes
nave been absent from tie carmen
ter shop several days on account
OF illness. "'
Frank J. MaIoy has returned -
The plate vault after a visit N lie
old home in Mauch Chunk ps
JOE van Ovesmecr is at his desk
IN the forwarding and FINISHING sec
ton after several days leave.
Foreman Richard Powers. of r,e
hand section. is in charr, of the
once OF assistant foreman of Mint :
ing while Johnny Green entertains
out-of-town relatives.
Deskman James W. Dooc, 4. .h
seave On
Mr.. and Mrs. 50 NJ. Warren and
TWO SONS spent last week vfsitin,
in New York.
Mrs. Otelia Taylor is absent f--
the computing section on account ~
illness vi
Harry Flicker and family have RI.
turned from a three weeks outin,
at Bluemont.
George Beirach. Leroy n, Rrando,
Joseph T. Geraci. Sumner F. Nc.
Donough. William T. Martin and
Charles NJ. Robinson are on the sicS
list in the proofroom.
Cnarile Roeder is using the neu
saw in the jobroom to standa n5ize
all the brass rule.
Jennie Schofer and Catherine Freis-
els are on leave in the ruling and
sewing section
Charles E. Quaty has accepted m
appointment in the electrotype fin
ishing room
Edward Mcconnell is visiting rela.
tives in Syracuse, N. Y.
John NJ. Loughrsn, Of the niga,
monotype section. is spending a
part of his leave in Atlantic city,
Daniel P. Noone and Fletcher v,
Shipley have been detailed to the
job press room as revisers.
Sam Ward has returned to the
computing section after an outing
in Atlantic City.
Lansing II. Burton is spending
several weeks in New York.
Mary Shock. Ida Peaper and Anna
Taylor of the ruling and sewing
section are on leave.
S. Maurice Briscoe. formerly in
the linotype section. was married
Saturday in the Church of the
Sacred Heart to Mrs. Helen Amos
Of Baltimore. The couple will re-
side in Washington.
Miss Eva Lumsden has returned
to the machine sewing room after
several weeks leave.
Several members of the hand sec.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-26
where They Play Today
COACH DORMAN
RESIGNS TASK AT
BUSINESS HIGH

DR.. II. n. Dorman. athletic direc-
tor OF Business High. will resign
that post October l. Although no
successor has been named to fill
his position. it appears the logi-
cal one will be l.. NJ. Battersby.
coach of Eastern High School 1t
is rumored that Battersby will re-
place Dorman- and an academic
teacher at Business will replace
Battersby at Eastern.
DR.. NJ. N. DOrman has displayed
wonderful coaching ability while
at Business High. He turned out
a championship basket ball team
last year. and has made a success
in every branch of sport he took
in hand. Every-Busincss athlete
will regret seeing DR.. Dorman
leave.
Regular football practice was
held at Technical High School yes
terday. Coach Apple rounded out
two elevens from his forty-five
candidates and scrimmaging wss
the work of the evening
4 tennis tournament will be held
at Western today. There are forty
entrants in the tourney.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-26
NEW JERSEY.

Jersey City.-Capt. Frederick
Heller. of local fire department.
killed when his auto collides with
lamp post.
Atlantic City.-Flight of NC-4.
the airship that crossed Atlantic.
prevented by storm.
Camden.-Utilities board will hear
objections to zone fare plan for
Public Service Railway Company
on Monday afternoon.
Wayne. Two buildings of Du
Pont powder plant destroyed by
explosion last spring are recon
structed.
Helmetts.-W elcome home exer-
cises to be held here for thirty
eight local boys who served in army
overseas.
Princeton.-Preside Hibben, of
Princeton, says university men
formed first line of defense in
great war.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-26
LAToNIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-siI furloasz PluA.-. Icl
lBoy1e,. hD. &D 90; Dlszrd. q Inns
ford. 90. 80; Saueeler. - CPooll. 80 TIM
l;h k<mitzns- MzH H, Humms Dzrrls- A
j. J. Aurdoct. BonsteIk. whippoor~in. NAL
S1Dse, Lrsh Ca4r2n. also ran
SECOND RACE-FiEe and one-hzH furioaSz
Siren MAn- IL (RObnsS1l. ESD 3D 40
Onoo IL tGroLhD. "a. 80: Alssrr. IL 1>In-
ford. 81. Tine. q Is Nzshotzh PopEy .
Estrro. Azrnnie o, ClAndaszne. ksep. wzir--
Meet Nerdi. Loon. hazDla- alo an
THIRD RACE-SiN fur4onsS Rhs
fRDberIsal. IN. 60. Su: PIh u. - nsoup--
Tl8. 40; rrvitn. Is lOo1DeIly' "a Tn,
I Ii S. k.kR High COod. Cali Cuc. B-otlr~,
AA6ssn. also 1n
FOURTH RACB-FTve and one -ltaf hrln1c
Eulah H.. lG Hitz. I2S. 60. 38: Boandu q
Through. llo Qrtsl. SO. 90; Frznk W D.
tGarse-7. SU Tina lot 5S Viva Cuhz- ,5-s
GIepn, Burgpyne. wsriike. EurznA- Lprs
1PTH RACE Ono nile and furlns Sos
NAndussnl. 1s1 an; PAHOresn. IL Row
also rzn
SIXTH RACE-nne md oue-srtesuth mals-
Casd Barkls5. lP tGroChl. SO .S az
Corcvta. No fRStHnsco,. llD 81. Grss e
Bo5iel. "A rms. isG Is Enbo1-, oap
Burns HnloC, FTIiistine. kenUnnss r.
Tour also rzn-
SEVENTH RACE - ope and one-zrtecnta
niI1s, Didt Williams, Ilo TTizf. s7o 80. -
Prno Isr. los tMnrrzyl. 4p. aD; Osys,.
Day rW 1Inn20dl. Ll0 Tine, & IS ~
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The Washington herald., 1919-09-26
.SOX PITCHERS
0UTCLASS REDS
Cicotte and Williams Must
Handle Big Job for
Gleason S Tribe.

New York. Sept A-Eddie Collins
and company may outshins the Red
inheld. and the stock of the White
Sox outheld may have points to
Bare IN advantage over the Ma
tional League gardeners. but when
u comes to pitching stans, Moran
need dom his cap to no one
In Sallee. Luque. Ruether, Fisher
and Eller he has a crew of pitehinS
experts that rank among the six
leading huriers Of the National
League Ii is a combination that
has won eighty games for him this
year.
Gleason may have to concede
) quantity to the Red leader, but
when 1t comes to quality he does
not have to grant an inch Of su-
peTiority- Eddie Cicctte ana Claude
run for the money. This game pair
Of Iron men carried the White
Sox through to 81 victories
Ax.i.-t Best HffterI
In drawing comparison between
the pitchers it must be remembered
chnf the White Sox hurlers worked
in . league that outclasses the Ma
tional League in hitting strength.
Gleason's men had to face an array
of talent containing twenty-five 800
hitters. twelve of whom have higher
marks with the stick than the lead
ing National League Swatter. Mo-
rams pitchers had a comparatively
easier job against twelve 500 hit
tiers. all under .3,s.
SaIlee and Cicotte may be the op-
posting boxmen in the opening game
II q u . warm day. on which the
slim pitcher is at his best. it will likely
Se a real battle. Both of them are
the leading pitchers Of their leagues.
both are tried veterans of world series
experience With twenty-eight vic
tories and seven losses Cicotte has a
slightly better seasons record than
Sallee. who has won twenty and lost
six games
Walter Reuther was the seasons
sensation in the National League. He
may be called on to face Claude Will
liams, the ranking left-hander of the
Ban johnson circuit Reuther has
every requisite of a star pitcher. But
his lack of experience may handicap
him
Kerr Has "Guts.-
Dick Kerr, the wee left handler.
has developed since the middle of
the season into a hurler good
enough to be started in one of the
games He's a fighter at heart.
Faber. James. Lowdermilk. Wilkin-
son and Musser complete the white
Sox staff Faber has been a big
disappointment. James is erratic.
Lowdermilk is unreliable. and Will
kinson is just a recruit.
Hod EIler. the no-hit king. is one
Of the best right handlers in the Ma
'iOnaI League.
Then Moran has Luque. an Occa-
<ional successful worker. Jimmy
Ring. the king of hard luck hurl-
"rs. Ray Fisher and Ruhe BresSler.
Who worked most of the season In
eft field.
The Reds have a wonderful pitch
ing stan and it will need to be Won
derful to stop the attack OF the
Gleason ofenSe.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-26
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Mackina" city and ST ignacc burn
Hh"N"ls "hCm they strike Toy ln-i..,
pay.
Pontiac Robert Garner. Oakland
county road commissioner. SEN
fenced 10 prison tor immoral con-
duct
l'ctroIt.-NickoIa Maxmuck. tor-
NOR soldier. killed by Michigan
t'HtIal train.
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:" Jackson prison.
faE City-Two Foreigners polmd
">'' I" grand jury for selling waicr
for liquor.