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you can rely upon S. S. S. For ex-.
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COUGHING SPELLS
BEHAVIOUR REST
PuYsstop 60 them With old
Npi1able Dr.. Kin1'e New
Discovery

I1nat raw, hoarse throat must b
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must be ioosened. That cough must
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DR.. Kings New Discovery has been
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c-7tury without the least disageeable
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Your druggist has It because & 3
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Jones pleaded guilty. Jones prayed
in open court for guidance Of the off,
GERS and Hepburn spent two hours
trying to prove the law unconstitu-
tionaL The Rev. Boyce Taylor, pas
tor, has not paid his two 500 fines.
He has until April 1sk
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There's Just one thing to do.

If your skin seems ablaze with the
fiery burning and itching of Eczema,
real and lasting relief can only
come from treatment that goes be-
low the surface-that reaches down
to the very source of the trouble.
So-eailed skin-diseases come from
a disordered condition of the blood,
and search far and near, and you
cannot find blood remedy that APP
proaches S. S. S. for real efficiency.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-24

Capt G. 7. Helm, generally known
as atom Helm" died at Danville
Thursday. He was long a well known
railroad detective.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-24
BoYcE TAYLOR HENcHMEN PAY

Three members Of the congregation
of the Murray Baptist church who
violated the State Board Of Health's
anti-infuenza order, by attending
CHURCH. services during the epidemic at
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REDS FIGHT HARD IN BAVARIA
(By Associated Press)

London, Feb. PA Copenhagen
dispatch says Spartacan riots have
taken place in Neuremberg, Bavaria,
where the prisons were opened and
street fighting is in progress.
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Try this for Constipation

Keep the bowels on schedule tina
with Dr.. Kings New Life Pills, the
system freed from poisonous wastes
the complication clear. the stomach
sweet, the tongue uncoated. the breath
untainted. : Mild yet positive. 25c.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-19
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SiI furionsS Rih ID, los
tRobinson). 40. 30. 27o; Lady Fair Play.
Ito Murray. go. 2eo;. Vision. lis tPooll. 40.
Time. l:la IS. Helna. Bulldoze. Lucinda, Say
When. Ann s., La Poudre. Willigan, Retta b.,
Third Witch. also ran.
SECOND RACE - One and one-aItecnth
miles. Paris Maid. los tBurkel. 40. $40 80;
Stevenson. lis (Robinsonl. 40. 35o; Red Start.
Us Davies, 5lo Time. l:is rs Baby Bonds.
Con mander, The Gallant. first Troop. Thistle
Beau, Sauer. Mather. Daymoo, Hurry On, also
ran.
THIRD RAOE-Four and one-hsh furlongs
Miss Minks. 100 tGrothl, 400. $50 40; Pop
Eyes, III (WilliS. 30. $50; Candon. lc4 uJuns
ford). $50 Time. O:5. Mida. Ella T.. Anna
Jackson, Viola 6aifney. Sister Helene. Easter
Flower. Peasy c.. Perfect Lady. Poppy Red.
also ran.
FOURTH R!N'E-One mile. Madge r.. 100
tRobinson), SO. 800. 80; Lively. liz Dursherl,
$50 go; Texas Special. 20 (Kedsris). $40.
Time. | % IS Piumcot, Little Marchmont ID.
Thirteen, Dimitri, Joe Stair also ran.
FIFTH RACE~-E1re f,rongs. Miss Iemmia,
Io2 (GentgD. $50. 10. out; Lalnetta. lG tRob.
inson). SO. out; Marjorie Hynes. 10 tGrothl,
out Time, 05e i-5 Martha Luckett also ran.
SIXTH RACE,-one mile. Legal. loi Moon
eyl, so. go. go; Redmou. ZOE Pooll. lilo,
SO: Carrie Moore. tCanheldl. lon Time,
I:s rs. Wave, Barney Shannon, Discoride,
Mint Cat. Spesrlene. also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and one eighth: Sand:
Of Pleasure 100 (Robinsonl, 900 go 4o: Dics
Williams, IL Hanover. 49, 40; Mistress Polly
lc7 Murray, lo9 Time. 81 +5 Sun God
Rookery, Dr. Samuels, wseman also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-19
OUT THE WAY
LANDS STAKE
Hildreth's 'Sprinter with
LOTUS in Pigskin Captures
Olympic Selling Race.

Jamaica, N. Y, June 1s.-Sam
Hildreth's sprinter. Out the Way.
redeemed himself today for his poor
showing on his last appearance at
this track. With Johnny Lotus up
he sprang to the front at the start
of the Olympic Selling Stakes and
held the lead to the end. finishing
under wraps two lengths ahead Of
Whimsy, the only one of the field
to give chase to the Hildreth star.
You Need was third. Out the Way
was well backed at to S.
LOTUS landed another favorite,
Lady Brummel, backed from to
10 to even in the first event. Eddie
Rickenbacher tried hard but wasn't
quite good enough.
Jockey Wessler almost lost the
verdict by easing up Queen of the
Sea at the final eighth pole in the
second race. However, Queen Of the
Sea responded promptly when chal-
lenged by Matinee Idol, saving Wes-
sler from disaster. The summary:
FIRST RACE-IAdy Brummei. lis (Loftusl.
even. 2 to s. l to q; Eddie Rickenhacher. III
CTruxler1. 9 to S. Z To 10; Lovelay. los Wahsl
6 to l. Time. l.osf-5. Azurita. Roseland.
Teodor. Bluewrack. ireland also ran.
SECOND RACE-Quoen Of the Sea, 81 ives.
ler), 10 to S. 9 to s. to 2; Matinee Idol. lct
(F.stor), 9 to 10. 1 to ;: Daddy's Choice, loz
CwIdal. 6 to 5 Time. L4s Is Ceramic. Poacher.
Gauetock also ran.
THIRD RACE-Peasant, lis (Daviesl. % to l,
8 to l. 4 to /; Applejack md. 100 (Preecel. )
to l. s to s; Alors. ITO (Ensor,. to 5. Time.
LA Grandec Kewossa. Superba. Common Law.
Unwise Child. Between Us, Joan of Arc. Billie
u, Sir Hello. Title. Sincerity also nan.
FOURTH RACE-Out the Way. lis uoftnsl.
3 to s, out. out: whimsy. lB tButweiD. to l.
to S; You Need. uo (RiceD. 6 to 5. Time.
liz SIS Roi Craig. Uncle's Lasse. Vague.
Thistledon also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Comme CT. lis (Ricel. 8 to l.
2 TO l, 4 to s; Esquimau. lilo (Ambrose). ) to S.
out; Syrdarya. ll0 (Wallsl. 5 to . Time. Las -
Star Realm. Poultney. Twiford also nn.
SIXTH RACE-Head Over Heels. III (IIoftus).
even. TO 5. to Z; Blazes. lis Haynes. to l.
even; Alias. lis (Kelsay1. Z to 5. Time. LOO Is
War Map. Simplcton. San Marcis Feather.
Doughboy. Headman also ran.
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JAMAICA ENTRIES.
FIRST RACETwi

FIRST RACE-Two-yesr-olds: furlongs. Bach
Home. LIZ; Oceanns. liz; Buster r., lis; Hacka-
more. lis; q. 8. Grason. lis; Who Cares. lis
Biz Bang. lis; American Boy. lis; Say Which.
liz
sDCOND RACE-Threeyear-o and up: !
mile and 70 yards Teddy Rousseau. a; Saddle
Rock. %; Ivry. 100; Tarsscon. lOo; Dragon Rock.
lo6; Licius lis; ST. Quentin. los; Our Nephew.
Ill; Sir William johnson. lo5: Soldat de Verdun.
100: Dr. Rae. 81: Zinnia. lo4; Zenith. Ill; n.
X. Beal. lls; onws, 100; Hong Kong. le;
Piedra, los.
THIRD ACE-Threeyear-olds and up: 6
furlonss Cobalt Lass. es; Pickwick. lz3: Jyntee.
III; Scoots 100; MahOney, 90; Sedan. ll3;
Louise ". l02: Green Gold. ll5; Startling. III
Quietnde, los: Thunderstorm, %: Sim Faner.
&C. Arrsh Go On. lis
FOURTH RACE - Three-year-Olds; | mile.
Purchase, 10; Hemal. is; Cirrus. lis; Over
Therr. III; Chas~eur, 100; Questionnaire, los
Camouneur. l05; Natural Bridge. ia.
FIFTH RACE-Threeyear-olds and up; IN
miles Saddle Rock. IS: wilfreda. 6: Tspageur
ios; Marchtsa I'd. IS: Tom Young. 81; Pictor
iO4: Ferndsle. l0i; Indiscreet, ..
SIXTH RACE - Two-year-olds; furlongs
My Laddis. lis; Beck and Call. 100: American
Boy. los; HackamoTe. lcs; Glen Light. lo5
|, Grayss ssian. IL; AnZac, losi Limerick Lass. ~s
st. Alan, liz
The Washington herald., 1919-06-19
FIELD DAY Is
BOOKED AT PARK
Sport Carnival with Fight
Returns Scheduled for
July 4.

The field day and carnival Of
sports to be held at the American
League Baseball Park on Indepen-
dence Day, July 9Th. at o'clock
will furnish some lively competition.
The events which art under the
sanction of the Amateur Athletic
Union. are:
One five-mile Marathon race for
the championship Of the South: one
mile championship for the District
OF Columbia; 100 yard dash
These events will be followed by
three wrestling bouts. the frst one
to consist OF the light weight. Sec
ond. middle weight, and thiro.
heavy weight
In conjunction with the above
events. the management will have
special wire at the park for the
returns Of the willard-Dempsey
fight. The naval gun factory band
will furnish the musical entertain
ment for the day. Prof. Joyce has
been chosen as referee and master
OF cermonies-
The Washington herald., 1919-06-19
LATONIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Puse. 81, 30; claiming; 4-yesr-
olds and ND; six furlongs: May Maulsby. l0l
Beautiful Mis-. los; Breeze. los 'R. H.. Ander-
son, lO6; Hasty Cora. l6; 'Portlight. los; 'Dr.
Carmen, 100: Duke Of Latouia, Ill; ]. ]. Muir
dock, Ill; Peaceful Star, Ill; Star. Ill; Bert
Williams, Ill; Sosius, Ill. Elgible-Big o'wM,
10; Jack Straw. Ill: Kildare Boy, Ill; Nepe.
Ill; Manfred. Ill: Mabel. Trask. lod.
SECOND RACE-For 2year-olds; 1--WE furIongs
Peace Pennant, rs; Travcsty. lis; Lord wrack,
lis; Sweep I.. ll5; Alex jr.. lis; W. r. Mont
gomery, 49, Inspector Hughes. lis; Capt. Tony.
lis: Overbold, lis; Genwell, lis; Ace Of Trumps.
is; Spartan Boy lis Eisbe-Lord Hamilton.
us; Capt Mac, lis.
THIRD RACE-For 3year-olds; NJ furlonss:
Pizarro 100: BY Heck, 100: Esccver. los; Sway.
100: Early Spring. los; Jorice, los: Linden. Ill
Tetlcy, Ill: Bon Jour. li3
FOURTH RAcE-For ayear-olds and up; six
furlongs: Kiku. es; Cure, s.; Sam Reh,. g;
Tmmio McGee. lCs; subshdar. lo4; Troitrs. Ill
Bon Tromp. Ill; Henrie. IN
FIFTH RACE-For 3year-olds mile and one
eighth: Clermout, llo; Texas Special, lio; Cling
er, 10; Omond. lis
SIXTH RACE-For 5year-olds; mile and one
sixteenth; Antoninette 90; Lady Rachel, 100;
Lutetia, 1oi; Foster Hmfrey, lol; Hadriau, lOi
Sarasota, loi; Louie Lou 49, Betsy, lo4; War
Tax, lo'; Emanele. loa; Buster Clsrk. 10: : Gour-
mond. lo6. Eligible-water Willow. los: Pick
ford. lOs; Verify. S; Candle Light, lG: Dixie
Carroll. lR
SEVENTH RACE-aiile and ouesiIteenth ;
t-year-oid and up: Lucky X. los: Chick Bark
ley. u.s. Kilkenny. Loo; Aztec, 100; Kugfsher, 100:
Bxhorter. 100; DR.. Shsfer. ia; Shadow Lawn,
ia; Night Owl. ll4: wsterproof. ll4: Gordon
Russell, liz: Six Oliver. ia Eligiblc-wankeag.
l0; Irregular. ia: Lottery ia; Pruncs, ll3;
StarSey, lli: Duke OF Shelby. Ia
The Washington herald., 1919-06-19
shaw Given support.

Jimmy was serving up his Char
coal smoker in such great form that
the Windy City club looked like Sec
ond division runners instead of pen
nant contenders. Alright support by
Shaw's teammates helped him over a
few of the rough spots. as a double
play in the sixth halted the Sox. while
Shanks, Foster and Charity each
contributed plays that kept the Pitts
burgh stogie out In front
Eddie Collins failure to respect
Patsy Gharrity's throwing arm twice
gave the White Sox a setback. as In
both the first and sixth the local
catcher caught the fieet-footed second
sacker at the midway cushion when
he attempted to steal Collins grabbed
the first hit of Shaw in the opening
frame. after Leibold had fouled out,
while he opened the sixth with a
clean bingIe. only to be caught steal
ing on both occasions.
LeiboId's Great Catch.
Neibold Leibold stopped the Ma
tionaIs' rally in the sixth by a
great running catch of a line drive
of Sammy Rice's bat. With Foster
camping on second. Rice hit a line
drive between Leibold and Felsch
which was labeled for three sacks.
but by a brilliant piece of sprint
ing Leibold reached the ball in
time enough to stick out his gaoved
hand and pulled the ball in safely,
a few inches from the turf. Foster,
who had figured the drive good for
three sacks or better. was easily
doubled at the second sack. as he
was turning third when Leibold
completed his remarkable catch.
The Nationals grabbed their frst
tally in the second frame when
Pasty Charity tripled to right
center after Murphy had struck out,
and scored when Shanks grourIed
down. Collins to Gandil The Ma
tionals' other marker came in the
sixth. when Judge opened fire on
Cicotte with a two-base crash to
right-center.
Foster singled to right. moving
Judge to third. and Milan placed
him across the block with a timely
sacrifice fly to Jackson. Foster stole
second. but Leibold killed OF any
further chances of scoring by grab
bing down Rice's line drive and
doubling Fatima at the halfway sta
ton.
Foster hit in the first frame after
Judge had hoisted out, but he failed
to advance, as Milan and Rice proved
easy meat, while Milan doubled to
center in the fourth with no one
down, but Cicotte had enough left
to take Rice, Murphy and Charity
m order.
Both Gandn and Risberg hit in the
when Schalk grounded out. Foster
to Judge. Leibold hit safely in the
third. but to no avail, as. after Col
lins had sacrificed him along. weav-
er and Jackson were easily taken
in hand. Gandil and Schalk hit in
the lucky fronIe. but there was no
scoring. while Felsch' bingled with
two down in the ninth and was left
when Risberc hoisted out to Grover.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-19
REX CLUB TO PLAY
DEMOCRATIC CLUB

A doubleheader will be staged on
Sunday at Union Park. Fifteenth ana
II streets northeast. when the Rex
clubmen will tackle the Twenty-eighth
Ward Democratic Club of Baltimore.
Nd, at o'clock and a local aggrega-
ito at 4 o'clock. That this Monu-
mental City team will give the local
nine a hard battle Is assured. as Man.
ager Wright had a scout to look them
over in a double-header last week in
Baltimore and the fans will see a fast
club in action. Murphy. their star
SALESMAN. took fifteen by the strike
out route in the first game OF this
double-header. Owen Bennett or
Ferguson and Fitzgerald will COM
pose the local clubs battery.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-19
PRESIDENT WILSON
WILL START GAMES

Paris. June is. - President Wilson
Gen. John J. Pershing. President Poin.
care and Premier Clemenceau will
participate in the ceremonies incident
to the opening of the interallied games
in the Pershing stadium on June 2
The program for the games shows
that the athletic events will extend
over two weeks.
The program for June p includes
the opening ceremonies and review
of the contestants who are entered
for the games.
The track teams Of nine nation:
now are training in the region o'
Paris for the interallied games. the
last arrivals being seventy men car
rying the colors OF the new Czecho
Slovak republic.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-19
LOCAL FANS TO SEE
BATTLES IN BALTIMORE

Local hight fans will journey to Bal
timore to the big all-star all-colored
boxing show which the American Ath-
letic Association will stage tomorrow
night at Oriole Park.
Forty-four rounds Of boxing are
booked. a twelve-rounder. two tens
and pair of skies. Aue main event
viii send into action Kid Norfolk, OF
Baltimore, lightweight champion. and
Bob Ward, colored heavyweight cham
pion. Of Pennsylvania. A great ten
rounder will be on tapis when, those
two top-notch colored iight-weights.
Young Joe Cans. of New Orleans, and
Leo johnson. of Now York, get under
way.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-19
ALEXANDRIA
The Herald Bureau.
A. S. noniphan,
II King Street.


Alexandria. Va. June 1C.-In tire
Corporation Court today Judge l.. C.
Barley fixed upon August as the
date for the trial nj Worth Stanton,
charged with shooting and killing
Jesse Rolph. TIE shooting took place
May L, and Itoiph died two DAYS
later a. the Alexandra Hospital, from
his injuries.
The court also fixed upon Septem-
ber % as the date for the trial of
William II. oehlert. charged With
shooting and killing Linwood Kid
well. which occurred November 10,
1918. at the office of the yardma ster
OF the Southern Railway Company.
The Masonic fraternity of this city
tonight were hosts to the soldier
sailors and Marines at a reception
held in the Masonic Temple. whicn
was attended by a large gathering.
During the evening a number Of Con-
gressmen and others mad, addresses
and a musical program was given.
At the conclusion of the program re-
freshments were served. The recep-
ton was open to all men who served
the colors. regardless of whether or
not they were Masons.
ST. Mary's Dramatic Club tonight
presented a farce entitled The
JONAH" before a large audience In
the Lyceum Hall. Proceeds of the
play will be used for the Cardinal
Athletic Club uniform fund.
Harold Pohl, Is years old, son OF
Councilman and Mrs. A. ]. PohI, OF
Rosemont, was injured In an auto
mobile accident while en- route to
Camp Humphreys. Va. four miles
south of Alexandria, when the ma
chine turned turtle.
He was taken to the base; hospitaf
at the camp and treated. His con-
dition is regarded as favorable. A
companion of Pohrs was slightly
injured and. the chauffeur also was
injured. Pohl is employed as a
switchboard operator at Camp
Humphreys and was en- route to
work at that time
The mothers Of the men who have
been in the service either at home
or abroad will be rendered a re-
ception at 8 o'clock tomorrow
(Thursday) night at the War Camp
Community Service Club.
Charles A. Cornell and Miss Irene
Frances Bailey. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bailey. were married last
night at the residence of the bride
groom's parents. 519 North Colum-
bus-street. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. e. b. jackson.
d. D.. pastor of the First Baptist
Church.
Linwood Bradfeld. Is years old, en-
ployed st the Potomac railroad yards.
had his foot crushed while at work
at the yards today. He was tres ted
al the Alexandria Hospital by DR.. NJ.
d. Delaney.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-19
RICE TO COACH
CORNELL Crew
Former Columbia Tutor
Mentioned as Successor
To Charlie Courtney.

Now York, June B.-James Rice.
former crew coach at Columbia, may
be tutor Of rowing at Cornell next
year.
1t is expected that some definite ac-
ton will be taken at Ithaca this
week to revise the plans for rowing.
This may also involve a change in
coaches. as Il Is doubtful IL Charles
E. Courtney will continue. owing to
his age.
Many old oarsmen are in favor OF
Mr.. Courtney selecting the man 10
succeed him as coach. and there is
a general agreement that this Is the
time to name the man.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-19
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.

Totals. y san q Totals. s. l3 q I2 5
XJaeschke batted for Bandes In 9TH.
SssJrc by innings:
Quadrangle. OlO 2I0 lno-5
MariI 40 90 lCx-6
summary: Runs-Raba. Hamill, LnScombe (g.
lawrence. Hefernan. Hayliosk. Turner t2l. +.
Moore, Short Left on bases-ouadrangle. s; Ma
lrincs. Il First base on balls.Od Belhs. 4 :
OF Hamin. InniT . pitched-By Bells, q;
ty Roster. ?; by CLARK. l l-3; by HamiIl. IS.
Hits made-Of Bells. 8; OF CLARK. 5; of
Hamil. & Struck out-By Bells. 6: By Roster.
J. by Clark. ?: BY Han.iI. s Two-base hits
FreCdett. GiOya lite. Raba. Watts Sacrifice
hus-F- Moore, Major. Stolen bases-LuscOmbe
Ltchheld. Heifernan 81. Tuner. +. Moore
ffe,ldett Do0ble plays-MoOre to Hamin to
t'tols Dett; Watts turasistedl: Short to HaV-
heaek- Hit by pi'cher-By CLARK. l; by HAmiIl, l.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-19
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Rochester. .; Jersey City. I.
Rochester. .; Jersey City, 4.
Buffalo. 0; Newark. :.
Buffalo.l; Newark. ).
Toronto. j: Baltimore. ..
Toronto. /: Baltimore. ,.
Binghamton. 3; Reading. 4.
Binghamton. 5: Reading, 3.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-19
Dempsey a Favorite.

The completed poll. taken by the
National Police Gazette. of 336 opin-
ions as to who will win the hight
for the heavyweight championship
OF the world on July 4. at Toledo
Ohio, shows that 172 favor Jack
Dempsey to win the crown, while
l44 believe that Jess willard VIII
conquer his challenger. Twenty
others have declared themselves un.
able to figure out the winner.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-19
Dodgers Land Opener.

Chicago. Ill, June 1S.-The Dod-
gers defeated the Cubs today in the
orening game by to 1. Jim
Vaughn was hit hard all during the
contest. The score by innings:
X. II. e.
BROOKLYN 90 01o2 90 o-3 IA .
Chicago. O001o 5000 0-1 s 2
Batteries - Pfeffer, Wheat and
Kruger: Vaughn and o'Farrell.
Umpires-Quigleya and O'Day.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-19
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.

Total. Is Il 2 G. Totals.... 8 l q - Il
Wa Bisk....-.-..-....-... 4-l9
Runs-Dvgnan 10. Gerard e.. Pfeil, Sweeney
a.. Jarl-pe a.. Daly. Wat ~. Mckinney.
Hurd- EIrued rltns-Wa- Risk. 4. First base by
Crrors-War Risk. !. Lett on bases-War Risk,
,; 60. 4. y. e.. 4 First base on balls-Or
rfciI. 5; Frisch. J.; Holden. 2. Innings pitched
'risch. ); Holden .; GesSord I. Hits made
Oh Frisch, :; Holden. 5; GessfOrd. 2 Struck
uut-By Pfei.. .: Frisch. 5; GessfoTd. !. Home
r1ns-Iarboe ~. Sweeney. Three-base hit-WatL
TWu-base hit-Huri. Sacrifice fy-McKinney.
stolen bases- Degnan ~. Gerard. Sweeney.
JarbUe a. DAILY. GessfOrd. Holden. DOubls
Ilays-Gessford 20 HOmmes. Wild pitch-Frisch
I'sssS1 ball-BowerS t6l- Umpire-Fanshaw.
Time of game-l:D
The Washington herald., 1919-06-19
Pepco Wins Again.

The strong Pepco team won a fast
and well played game on the Monu-
ment lot yesterday by defeating the
strong Columbia A. c. team by a
score of IL to Z. The feature of the
game was the hitting of ]. Sortorie
and p. Figolio. Score by innings:
p. A. Ca 2 . l 2 o o 4 o-14 10 s
c. A. CO l 1 o . OIL o - 6s
Batteries: c. A. C.-Horwitz and
Lewis. p. A. C.-Harlow and c.
Jett.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-19
'RINTERS HITLESS
BUT DEFEAT BUREAU

feated the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing club yesterday in their
initial appearance in the Govern
ment League by a count of l to O..
McDonough. for the Bureau team.
held the printers hitless. their run
in the opening frame coming by the
error route. Webb. for the win
ners. was touched up for seven
'bingles. but he managed to keep
these well scattered and frightened
Up in the pinches. The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-06-19
TECH CAPTURES
BASEBALL TITLE
Manual Trainers Defeat
Central High Nine in
Deciding Game.

Tech undisputedIy won the high
school baseball championship by
triumphing over the Central High
nine on the Catholic University dia-
mond yesterday by to 2.
Russell of Central pitched a
creditable game. but his Weakening
in the sixth and seventh was the
cause~of his defeat. Parrella and
Hutchinson featured in hitting
while Hutchinson featured on the
slab. The game was well played.
The score:
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Braves Surprise Pirates.

Pittsburgh. June 1s.-The Braves
surprised the Pirates when they
won the opening contest here to-
day. 6 to 6. Rudolph kept the hits
well scattered, although hit hard
all the way. The score by innings:
r. HE.
B.. 22O 5000 o OIL Is
O1010 03 o o o o-5 IL
Batteries-Rudolph and Tragres-
ser: Cooper. Carlson and Schmidt.
Cmpires-Klem and Emslie.
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Cic0tte's Victory List
Smashed by Nationals
The Veteran Shine Ball Artist of White Sox
Handed Jolt by the Griffmen-J Jimmy Shaw
Hurls Brilliantly Against Windy City Tribe.
BY JOHN A. DUGAN

.TERAN Eddie Cieotte and his shine ball we're
solved by Clark 6rifith's hired athletes yester-
day afternoon at the League Park when the
Nationals captured the opening game of the
series from the Chicago White Sox by to o.
Cicotte's long string of eight victories was
hauded quite jolt when Griff's wrecking crew
started work en- his camoufaged slants Al
though but FIVE safe bingles were gathered by
the locals off of Cicotte's puzzling twsters
they proved enough to wedge across the two
tallies.
While the Grihmen were solving Eddie
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Gibraltar A. c. Wins.

The Gibraltar A. c. has reorgan-
lied this year and won their first
game from the Tiger A. c., by IL
to II. The feature Of the game was
the home run hits of Ballinger and
Panzer. for the Gibraltars. For games
address Dick Moberly, so G street
northeast; phone M53oo. Branch Is.