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The Washington herald., 1919-08-03
WOMEN ATHLETES ARE
STARS in BIG MEET

Ihr Gor"rDm"Ut Recreation League
g III" navy ward meet. held at the
b. 'HtrEI stadium Yesterday. resulted
j. SOM. gOoi competition and the la
dies 'hrd heir turn 10 show their heels
o the men.
Miss Cole won the a and 7--vard
taShes for IadieS. while Miss IOga-
man took the Nn-vard low hurdles
The century WIS annexed by Kern.
ana kltl"y landed the SAX races.
The summary.
20 ard dash Won nv KEN: Kitley. seo.nd
90 Acton. 'hI1i Tire .p - ~aralds.
~f-s 7grr Wa a k5r- -ec7nd. Chcrrix:
.hIr.i- smith I'm. g.. s--ouI-
0yaTh dash Tor ladiss-W0u nv Cole. second
~l&eH-Sn. third hisS.f Time q, second>
Tnree-ieEEHd rare-WOn by smith and ShiDIev.
cnond, hitley and Baumrr thirI Schrider and
AneT. Time : 3-5 seconds
Runnlng high iUmp-WOr by Scr-7dpr 4 fee.
inches. Se1und. Amer. feet irehpS -birI
smith, fert inches
So ward dash Won BY ScarIder. -rr,,rF A-+,,
iItJd, Amer Time. B - srcunI-
slyard low rIrdIe-- Won by TnC,nar. -a-..,.r
Ni-sar. -hird. COle. Time. g - seconds
N7l-Eard run-WOU by Canrv. -aysDD1 Chr-7,
Third HU-e Tine. II
F-yard dash Won b. Acton saropd s-rriI- .
hlTd, Ship4ey. Time S - -pCoUds
l5yard dash for ladies-WO bv Cole .s,oD5
Ntsser- third. Logrman Tine II +5 seror5,
Relay race for m~n-WCn BY Ar-t team fS-bri
i"r. Acton. MveTs and Amer secIpnd rSbirdp,
hrriy BurrCb and smith
''vrnnaEtics on parallel bar-BrOtvurr
The Washington herald., 1919-08-03
COLUMBIA TEAM
LOSES MATCHES
Jolt Handed to Prospective
Champs Chevy Chase
Now Has Chance.

BY beating Columbia on its own
ton frightened up the race considera-
bly, in the Washington Tennis Asso-
citation. with Chevy Chase having all
the edge of it. But two matches re-
main to be played, Chevy Chase meet
ing Columbia this afternoon, and
numbarton mex: Saturday. The worst
Chevy Chase can get now is a tie.
and in order to do this it will have
to drop both matches Should II do
this a three-cOrnered tie will result,
while should ii lose but one, il will
win the trophy and the team which
beats it will Eet second.
Yesterdays match was very clos"
and was not decided until the final
doubles go was completed Each team
took three singles. and "COunIe''
Doyle and Edward LeeCh gave the
home team a slight advantage whcr
they beat Foot and Miller in the
first doubles match. Graves and Ed
gar's victory over Harris and Slater
squared the count again. however. and
the decision for the day went to tn"
Georgetown team when Gore and
Bates won from "Rol" Doyle and
Hub" Shannon.
The big surprise of the day was
Pat" Slater's victory over Az Gore
Gore has not been well for some
time, and so did not put up the game
he usually plays. but at that Slater
was good and deserved the victory.
Columbia Journeys to Chevy Chase
this afternoon in postponed match.
and if it loses this match the race
for top hOnors in the association will
be over
The Washington herald., 1919-08-03
LEAGUES MUST
CUT SCHEDULE
Departmental and Navy
Yard Circuit May Not
Enter Title Clashes.

The Departmental League and the
Navy Yard League schedules run to
the Sth and 10th of September, re
speetiveIy This causes Tho amateur
officials to be undecided as 20 whether
tlr post season series viii ~rII, on
August 16. The Two leagues have
been asked to arrange this matter
in the best way possible, ;lud al
though the Departmental may BE- able
TO do so by cuTtaiIing thcr schedule,
u is far different IN the Navy Yard
league.
War Risk has Vet to lose a game
N the Departmental League and are
.sadinG i'm the second series with four
wins and no losses. To shorten that
eaGUe's list of games would have lit
tie or no effect on the pennaut win
npr- But in the Navy Yard League
here Is n close race. Tommy Crooks
-IoffepS are Icadiu- Buck" Sterzcr' =
TOrpedOes by just a game and a half
and CUTtailIDg that schedule would
% shortening the TOrpcdOes' chances
Ii will be a difficult matter to ar
"anGc, hut il is hoped that the sitUa-
ION will be adjusted and that the
series will start as near the proposed
1ate as possible.
Motor Transport and the Aircraft
"ftl0~ i'm th" War IUteTbureau LragU,
l~r UUN rIaEIEE 70 series of three
games 10 deCiG" the league cham
E. .uu. Aircraft won the first series and
Motor Transport the second. and from
.hr drUbhinE Aircraft received in the
Fret game. it looks rs if Motor Trans
-Ort will have TO trouble i'm rOmping
o. with the hnUOrS This may be the
r'r.Er I.I-U. J!.t VIII hold a series
100 decide me- Ira-r.. CH9U1piOD VA
} lis. .H The Departmental League.
tU"Tt- ions. rn III" Government
I'@2'.. .,ad southern. in the r. r
y. J -. a. I~-,-,It. all won the first
s'E.- in their circuits. and are leading
Er Sd. second series
lIi'''-t 200 tE" Government League
,"r7't- To nave fallen off There have
r'rT iuur forrrij~ .u that orraniza-
.'rn' lm tI'. last few -4meS. This is
"ba H.E due 10 tho fact TINT the
.~-.raw winner is 4hour decided.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-03
CRAB GRASS PICKERS
In BIG TOURNAMENT

The Bannockburn Golf Club has
hit upon a novel scheme of fighting
the crab-grass on it's course this
season. On account of the wet
weather Washington has been hav-
ing, this pest has thrived and the
club was hit particularly hard be
cause of the scarcity of labor. a
series of "crab-grass picking" tour
naments has been decided upon, all
male members who pick this grass
for at least two hours qualifying.
The first of these was held this
week, thirty qualifying when the
round" closed Thursday night.
This thirty will compete at handi-
cap match play beginning today.
These events will be held at short
intervals for the next few weeks.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-03
SARATOGA ENTRIES.
iFOR MONDAY


FIRST RACE-Seliing; for 2yesr-old maiden
fllies; five furloDgs. sadie. is: Ttania. is:
Precious Pearl. lis; Overcast. 10: Bridge Play
er. 1I5; Lovers lane ID, Il5: Tacbe O'Gsunt.
lis; Zaza, lis; Encrinite, no. Starry Belle ITO;
Jessie, LIS; Nancy Ann, rs; IsdylikC. is;
Csubeen. ll5
SpCOND -Fuur-year-oId and ur: about
mileS. Bscheior's Bhss. ii5: Bismer AS;
The Dean, li0; HsrwOod. l4j; Ssldeza, IiJ; ;
Men o the Hour, lG.
THIRD RACE-Thrcc- year-olds and up: fur
longs. Ina Frank. l24 LErrsnt. Il6: Basil,
IA; Thunderstorm, ll5; Startling. 10; Eashmir.
Us; Highland Light, lG: War God. 10; Ssweil
Combs. lis, RoaItiedgc. lli; Ultmatum. IL;
Walnut Hall, lis; Whiusy, 10; Midnight Sun.
l0; Hutton Trop. 10; Harry Burguync, us;
SycamOor. IFS; BonjCur. ia
FOURTH RACE-Threc-y car-olds and up: l
mile blair Gowric. los; VaIor 10 Hannibal.
I06 Buford. 100 Startling. no. Highland Eglt.
%; Enflsde, Jos; The Porter. rs: RoutIedgc.
100; Tippity Witchet, Il2; Thunderstorm. g {;
Damrosch, los: KashInir, q; Under Fire, l03; ;
Leochsres, lis
FIFTH RACE-Four-year-oIds and up: mile
Orestes. I'D; Raider. Ill; FeIl Spoop. Ill; KaSh-
mir. III; Canso. Ill: Arrsvan. los; Herald III :
Hutton Trup. IS; L'Eraut ia
SIXTH RACE - Two year-oIds; furloncs
Ardito. lO9: Super, us: Simpleton. los: Hasten
On. Il5; Ny Ladde. lis: Arvw Point IL +:
Distinction, III; Truly Rural. lp; Cleopatra.
Ioo; Germa. ll2; kinburn. H. Violet Tip. Il2;
BerSa Giere. lOe; Emont. lOe: Universal. 100;
Can't Alcock. l0a; Garlue s.. lo6; Valley Park
Maid, Jos; Wendy liz; Overcast, loS; Pointer.
100; Mana los; Golden Brown. l@
The Washington herald., 1919-08-03
Governor COX
SEES REDS WIN
Ohio State Executive Roots
For Moran S Tribe in
Beating Giants.

Cincinnati, Ohio. Aug. Amid th,
thunderous roar Of some 500 Iron-
zIed fans. including no Icss q person
age than Governor jane VI. Cox. one
Of the most rabid baseball fans OF
the state Pat Moran.s sensational
horde Of Redloes this afternoon pIow-
ID through John !. Mcciraw.s second
place Giants. winning the second
game of thu most memorable senes
"NeI played m the history OF the ma
uonal paSlim" IN tins city. and incl
dentally widening the gap between the
two real ~ouJ-nderS for tn" National
League fla-. The score was . to q.
the whitewash furnishing the climax
to the greatest iu the history Of the
game in Cincinnati
A. "A parting heart breaker 10 John
J. McGraw. il must be noted that
Eddie Roush. cast-or by IN. Giant
leader A few years ago. was tho hoy
that delivered Tho blow that sent in
the first run that eventually proved
enough TO defeat the New Workers.
Slim Sallee. besides hurting one ot
his best games. holding the McCraw
crew to nve hits hammered out a
mighty triple in the sixth round. Scor-
ing two Of his associates. his blow
being the cause for much protesting
on the part Of the Giants
Rube Benton started for the second
placers. but gave way to DubuC at
the beginning OF the sixth. but the
damage had been done. Some senSa-
ti"nal fielding aided Benton in the
first two rounds. but the Reds. not to
be denied. hoped on him after two
were out in the third and made it a
victory then and there The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-08-03
Yankees Will Strike
For Mays Against Ban

New York. Aug. There were
rumors here tonight that the New
York American League club play
ers had decided to take matters
into their own hands with regard
to Ban Johnson : suspension OF
Carl Mays, pitcher, and would
strike Tuesday unless the player
was reinstated.
The rumors could not be lerI-
lied in authoritative quarters. Col
Jacob Ruppert admitted he had
heard something OF the report, but
declared he was skeptical Indi-
Niduals. he said. had suggested the
move, but ne did not believe there
was any concerted movement.
Lieut. Col. Huston. vice president
OF the club. denied any knowledge
of the reports.
The Yankees were SAID 10 he IN
CensCd over what they arc said to
have termed an attemp; by the
league president to hamper them
in their fight for the American
League pennant.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-03
JACK JOHNSON WILL
FIGHT P0RKY FLYNN

NcW 4OEh- NUg- g--JaCk Johnson-
he negro eX-heavy-weight champion.
according to @dvices received today
from Laredo, Tex. will enter the
ring Sunday at Monterey for a 90
rOuHd 20 with ''Porky'' Flynn. of
Chics 90. for a 1900 purse. before
the Monterey Athletic Club.
Regardless OF the outcome of that
contest. johnson will be matched for
the following Sunday with a white
DuEilist for 4 finish fight for a $4,000
purse in the new bull fight arena at
Nuevo Laredo.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-03
MRS. G. B. DOYLE is
WINNER In TOURNEY

Mrs. c. B. Doyle won tho mlnlatur"
tournament PLAYED on the putting
course of the Columbia Country Club
yesterday afternoon. defeating Mr".
c Y. Brands. up. in the hnal
rounds Mrs. Doyle was putting eN-
ceptionally well yesterday. and came
from behind in several Of her matches.
especially in the finals. when she took
the last four holes after being )
down AT the fourteenth.
She il the third winner Of l"-
on the Mclaughlin trophy. the oth"r
winners being Mrs. AlpheuS Winter
and Mrs. s. A. Reeves
Miss NJ. Z. Latiner and Mrs l..
P McLachlen were the hnaliSts in
the consultations. the former winninE
out.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-03
RED SOX GET EVEN
BREAK WITH CHICAGO

Boston, Aug. 2.-Thrty-One thou
sand nv" hundred fans saw the
double header between the White
S"X and the Red SoX today and sew
"ral thousand were turned away by
IN" closing Of the gates Each won
and lost. Boston taking the first in
which Eddie Cicotte worked for the
White SoN. Musser starred for Bos-
ton but was taken out in the third
inning, Allen Russell. who came
from the YANKEES in the Mays deal.
finishing up. Russell pitched Wi
and scored his first victory for Bos-
ton. PennoCk pitched against
Lefty Williams in the second
game and not a man reached first
base in the first six innings The
score:
The Washington herald., 1919-08-03
BILL LANCE WILL
JOIN BENEDICT TRIBE

New York. Aug. -.-Wilna,n \. Lang.
the wealthy san Francesca banker
who fifteen Years ago WIS on IL"
tongues Of all the COuntrys baS.
ball fans as Bill" I.anEe. the famous
pitcher. one of the most popular
mound artists of his day. admitted
here today that he will take as his
bride. on Monday. Miss Mona Virum,
the beautiful daughter Of Mrs Will
lam Herd. of San Francisco
The Washington herald., 1919-08-03
MAN O. WARTS
winner OF BIG
STAKE EVENT
Glen Riddle Farms Entry
Lands United States Hotel
Race From Classy Field.

Saratoga Aug. 2.-Tho Glen Rid
die farms wonderful 2-yrzr-..rF
Man o War. packing ls0 hound
galloped away with the rich United
States Hotel stakes here thir sTiar-
noon. defeating some Of tho epafd-
lest youngsters at the track. arour
which was p a Clark creek rrr-.
B"nny Mary. and X. J.. WhIln,,.
fast colt. Upset A. far a. Nam .
War was concerned IL was not more
than a good workout for him
Johnny Lotus. VINO had tho
mount on Man o War. was 80.
anxious TO get = break that l..
broke through twice before On. -.-r
start came. When Mar ta,-.,..
finally gave the word Lotus Wa
ready and got his mount ava.
winginE, with Cargnaudal, and E-.-
set in close attendsnc.- raruar-
dale was clear or ia. Others aud
Upset led the third division by d
close margin. There wa no chang.
in positions until the field turned
for the run home
Lotus seein= that d.. u-a e .
rest Of them beatan pur .. fr.
brakes and let tLe colt ra.,.
at his own gait. Ha hot ,f-. 90.
lin" under a stn pull 3. tao
l-nEths amid jB- pIaudrrs .- the
big crowd. Th@T" Va u.uara'
closing UP by thu others 30 rF. r.-.
furlonE- Upset Va tirInz ra-r %
they nesred tho finish and -r..--...-
I'd hum" lcnl-'h b-for. H..r.,r,
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r. 30. Su' Wa~ u.H,r r Go. ..,r
Only three lined up fr lw E..,-
10. aaH a b
tn" program. SlT Barton On.
attraction. d",Iru-d fr. ..-r. D..
IL did not spoil 90. -'.u-r a- ''..,-
ma ID winning by & rl-tn. .g.r..-a-
ID H r"sl Performance
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su.-I 10 Har1sr -n
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ont Tnr = g. T..-.- -'4--.--
FIFTH RACE "r. u". a.
Nolan .5 TO J. s 60 ...
I:rvA-I. 3 70 I. . TO e. Iu.a.a d, r-
.n . Tsus 80 is. CvHrr ,raIa-.- Mr. D. .
sd.l.aa. Mar Ia, ais. 10.
SIXTH RAf E-INyr ..- ....s
Bull Eye lR RoHus.r TO o. ....
Hiddea Shi. O. 0A.aaIf goo 300.
land 10 Am1-1za 10 T.rs
Ed.h X Mac Tst. B-umrd. >uasr-. n.
HscksmCra l-rErry also a.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-03
REX CLUBMEN PLAY
CLARENDON TODAY

The Rex ClUbmen will tackle the.
Clarendon ball club this afternoon
at Union League Park at : q. m.
\ hard game is expected as it is
the third meeting Of the two clubs
Zach having won one game.
The lineup follows. Clarendon
Carroll CT: LImeric. -; Watt. 2b
snyder. RI; Jarboe. II: Davidson. III.
stewart. &b: Miller. c. CatIin. Webb.
Phel OF NOnHerbulis. p. Rex A. C
Roche, 2b: Canfrey. Sd; Fitzgerald.
+; Blair. IF; Beard. II: Howard. 1b;
Hernhardt. So. IT. Fitzgerald. G.
Ferguson. NcrnSrrfu. Owen or Al
bOUgh. r.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-03
DUGAN AND DOWD
JUMP MACK'S TEAM

Philadelphia, Aug. Joe Dugan
and Snooks Dowd have pulled
Mule Watson. When the big right
hand hurler was with the Phils he
had a habit of sneaking off and far
away when nobody was looking and
reporting when he willed.
Dugan and Dowd. who used to
play shotstop for Holy Cross and
Lehigh respectively. took French
leave from the AS Thursday night.
Harry Davis and John Shibe have
the idea that Joseph will return. and
hope so. They also believe that
Snooks won't. and apparently hope
so
The Washington herald., 1919-08-03

Rurs-Hooror ". Witt Roth. Russell I,cboId.
Weaver, Risberg. Twohnse hits-HooTcr, Scott
Three base hit-Weavcr. HitS-Of MuNser in
innings; off Russell 6 in innings First bas
on errUrs-Bnston Lett on Boston g.
chicago, g. Base on halls-OT MusseT .: of
Russell. :: Cicotte. !. Struck ou-By MussPT. |.
h"ssPf. ]: CicOtte : Sacrifice hit Weaver Sac
ufce hy-JsCkson. Double pays-Soott shan
uou aid Nrlnni. Sharuon and McInnis: q
cote, Weaver and Rs.crV Wild pitch -Cicottc
Umpires- -Messrs, Morisrty and Hndebrsnd.
Tme-IE
The Washington herald., 1919-08-03

Earned runs Nationals g. Cleveland. 10 FIr4
hl~e h, crrUrs Cleveland. ?. Lett on base,
Nstl0nalz. 5: Cleveland. First blsc on balls
on Euckson. I; of Gill >, on Zachary. ].
Innings IEtched-By Erickson. - - at bat
by Gin. 23 - al batD; by Zachsry. 2 Is at
hatl. Hits madr-Of EricksOn. 9. on Gill l.
Struck Uut-By Erickson ,; by Gill. l. Three
basr hits Gardner. MyeT. Two-b4-e hits
Graney. Wanby. Rioe. Sacrifice fv-Murphy
Double play-Myer to O'NeiIl Ia Johnston. HIT
Gill tWambyl. Wild pItCh-Zsehar. Pa-~cI
tall Iirni'h. Losing pitcher Erickson. I'm
Iir,- Mcs,rs Evans and Nslln. Time OF game
-21
The Washington herald., 1919-08-03
Phillies Take Two.

Chicago. Aug. 2.-PhiladeIphIa
took two extra inning games from
the Chicago Cubs today. Doubles
by Whitted and Paulette IN the
fourteenth inning won the first from
Alexander, to l.. The second was
won by the Phillies in the tenth.
Paulette driving in the final tally.
The scores:
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TtAs. = 4ei 4 q

'Battsd for Benton IN sixth
tInC.lnsri..... .......... 0 0 30 @ N-S
Runs D1Uher-. ,irol Ro,gSh o. Brpssler
Rardeu. Struck out-By BenJou Rsse OF
haF--lf Benton. J. of DINur Two. hsse
hiJs-Nezlc Zimmerman Thrre-hasa hi-> Fec.
q. Sallee. RnUsh- Double Dlay->slec DsuhCrt
to Rsth. Sacrifice hir-Seale ~'uIer lasr
Rariden. HIt-OF Benton, 6 hits and 5 r7Ins Ia
5 innings. Umpirr=-MJss-N Ken and ErusLe
The Washington herald., 1919-08-03
WAR STAFF CLUBMEN
LOSE TO NAVY PLEBES

Annapolis, Md, Aug. 2.-Thc Navy
Plebes went down to defeat on the
diamond here this afternoon. The
nine of the War Department staff
turning the trick 10 to S. Both teams
batted the ball hard and each took
good advantage of the others mis-
cues.