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The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
LATONIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For +year-olds and up; sil
frrlongs: May Maulsby. lG Rafferty,. ITO: Ber
Thurman. llo: Hasty Cora. III: Thistle Green
liz: Manokin, lis: Alexander. lis: Kama. lis
Ned Miley, Bright. lis: John. jr.. lis; Purds>
lis; Billie b. lis Eigible-Circulate. lis: Ert
nina lG: Dioscoride, rs: sauer. LIS; Wenoah
liz; Jack Straw, Il5
SECOND RACE-For 2-year-olds; hve and one
half fuIiongs: Shoot Away loe; Gen Glenn
l0: Lieut. Lester. los: Pewaukee. lG; DR.. Hick
man. LIZ; The Leopard. lI2; Mai. Bradley. lG
Bubbles. l07 Director James. lG: Black Watch
md. lG; HArrigans Heir. liz Eligible-Dewit
lC; Tom Logan. rG; SEendor. lG; Simonte. Ito
Capt. Tom. lG.
THIRD RACE-Fr 5year-olds: fIlis: 81,
furiongs: LORNA Mos. los; Manicurist. los
Dixie Girl los; Miss Manage, los; Lance. I6
Willigan. los: Adelia W. los: Lamp Post. Jos
Jap. loe: Blushins Btauty. 100: Selma c. le
Cali Curci. loe. Eligble-Retta B. los; Belle Of
Eizabethtown, l06
FOURTH RACE-For 3year-olds: mile and
one-zxteenth: Audacio1s. II; Thunderstorm.
i05; Over There. 10: Mad Halter, lis; Sun Dial
2nd us; Blair Gowrie. S; Thunderclap, L
War Kiss S.
FIFTH RACE-For 3year-olds and I'D; mile
and cne-auarter: Monornoy. Ill: Kilkenny. lOs;
Ino. l. Day. ns; Grundy. n: GeI, lls; Favour.
iD
SIXTH RACE-Fr 3-year-olds; Ave and one.
half fIriongs: Dunsandcl, lis: George, lis
Sugar Mint, lIe: Irish Dream. is; Seaside. liz
Heavy Weap,n. lis; Arrowhead Inn. lis; Ar.
menus, lis; 1hunderbird, liz; Lady Wood. liz
Dickie lI2
SEVENTH RACE-For 3year-olds and up
mile and one-sixeenth: Candlehght, los; Bun
cranna. los; Faux Col. los: Brownie McDawel
Ill; Star Of Love. ll3; Night Owl. lis: Rhymer
ll3; Stevenson. Il3: Nobleman, lis: 1Arraran. lis
Aldetaran ll3; Lottery. l13 Eligible andarin,
Coat, l0l: EThorter los; Water Willow IS; Kins
FISHER lls: -tyn Linah. liz: Chick BARLEY. lls
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
JAMAICA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE - For 2-year-olds: selling; 81
furlongs- Beck and Call. ia; ShellelaSh ID.
ll2; 'suEamint. lol; Dunsandel. liz; Masked
Dancer. lOi.
SECOND RACE - For +year-oIds and up;
claiming; mile and 70 yards Babette, l02:
Dragon Rock. lo5: Hickoryuut loe: Orderly, l05
kingiing ID. lis; Nightstick. lis; Bar One.
los; Graphic. lo2: Lady Ward. loc; Hope. lc2;
Starter. los; Favour l02: Miss knIter. lo2:
'Lrcius 10; Capt. Hodge, los; Edith Baumann.
lG: lack O'Dowd. 100: Galway, los; Paddy
far. los: Alvord. ITO; Peerless One, lo5 Also
eligible: Gex. lis: Koh-i-noor. lo2-
THIRD RACE-An ages: handicap: s fur
longs. Ormonda, l0e; Enflade, liz; Salvestra,
IS; Lord Brighton, lls; Hollister, 10: Wood
trap. Sc; Penrose, ITO; Arnold les Valor, IZ;
Out the Way. l2; The Boy, 90; Lady Ger
trudc. I05
FOURTH RACE-For 3-yearclds; the Mine
ola Handicap; 81 600 added; LIS miles Au-
dacious, lZ: thunderstorm. l1; Over There.
l23; Mad Halter. l1s; Sundial ID. IS; Blair
gowrie. IS; Thunderclsp. IL: War Kiss. ss
FIFTH RACE-For 5year-olds and up; SELL
ing: IL miles. 'Monomoy. Ill; Kilkenny, Jos
John l. Day. l6; Grundy. III; Ge1, 1l6;
Favour. l03
SIXTH RACE-For 2year-old maidens; 81
furlongs Indiscretion. liz; DlInsandel. lis
George. lis; Susarmint. liz; Irish Dream. lis
Seaside. liz; Heavy WeaTpn. lis: Arrowhead
Inn. lis; Armenus. lis: Thunderbird, ll2; Lady
Wood liz: Dichie, H.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
JOHNSON VS.. NORFOLK
In TRIPLE "A" BATTLE

The American Athletic Association,
Baltimore's premier boxing organiza-
tion, is about TO stage a real cham
pionship match this Friday night
over in the Monumental CITY. Kid
Norfolk. of Baltimore. and John Les
ter Johnson. of New York, are
booked to fight fifteen rounds to a
decision. and with the victory will
go the title of light heavyweight
champion of the United States.
Norfolk and johnson are well
known to the followers of the box
ing game throughout the. country
The Baltimore negro is the light
heavyweight title holder. an honor
that came to him through two de-
cisive defeats of Billy Miske and a
win over Battling Levinsky, both of
the white fighters claiming this I'll
tie. There is not a man in the land
today his weight who stands a
chance with him.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
HANDICAP WILL
FEATURE RACES
Maryland Stake at Laurel
Saturday Will Attract
Three-YearO Olds.

Laurel. Nd, Sept 4.-The outstand-
Ing feature Of the racing week. east
and west, will be the renewal At
Laurel Park. on Saturday, of the
Maryland handicap. A $1,000 race Of
one mile and a quarter, exclusively
Tor S-year-olds. the Maryland handi-
cap bids fair to bring to the post
for a struggle the racing fraternity.
who probably viii be disposed 10 ac-
cept as determinative Of the s-year-
old championship OF the current sea-
son those brilliant colts, Sir Barton
and Purchase.
Developments Of the current sea-
sons racing, neither Of them having
distinguished himself by winning a
2-year-old stake. Sir Barton and Pur-
chase are everywhere conceded 70 be
stars OF the first magnitude. Theye
are last and they are game and
great managers Of weight. Sir Bar
ton won the Preakness, Belmont
Park and Withers stakes and the
Kentucky derby in the spring. Pur-
chase beat Sir Barton in the Dygyer.
at AQueduct. and he has won, beside.
the Stuyvesant. Southampton, Empire
City derby, Huron. Saratoga handi-
cap and Jockey Club stakes.
The partisans OF Six Barton have
refused to accept the result OF the
Dwyer as decisive Of the standing OF
the two colts. They contend. and
with reason, that Sir Barton was
jaded when he tackled the fresh and
vigorous son OF Ormondale and Cher
ryola- at Aqueduct. Also. they point
out that there was a considerable
difference as TO weight between Sir
Barton and Purchase in the DUyer
and that the difference was against
the son OF Star Shoot. II is a pretty
sure thing that the two colts viii
meet on even terms in the Maryland
handicap.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
DsE SEASON WITH VcTORYAR RISK TAKE NAVY YARD SERIES
Major League Statistics.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday. Resultx.

Washington. s; Boston, 2.
st. Louis. 8; Cleveland. s.
Detroit, 10; Chicago. o.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
New York. 6; Phillies. 1.
New York. z; Phillies. /.
Chicago. Q: Cincinnati, o.
Pittsburgh 6; st. Louis, 3.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
EPIPHANY GYM WILL
OPEN ON THURSDAY

Epiphaney Gymnasium. on G street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets. will be opened on Thurs
day night with an exhibition on the
horizontal bars mat. and fancy rope
jumping by a team headed by Prof.
warman. of the Y. NJ. C. A.; tum-
bling by team from the Boy Scouts.
and several circus stunts by a team
OF young ladies'
The gymnasium will be occupied
every afternoon and evening during
the iwnter. class for young ladies'
will be held on Monday nights, and
for boys and young men on Tuesday
and Friday nights, under the super
vision of Director Jack" Haas,
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
OVERALL GIVES PRAISE
TO MORAN FOR VICTORY

Orvie Overall. who was a member
of the pitching stan of the famous old
Cub machine when Frank LIE Roy
Chance was at the helm. is roofing
for Pat Moran to win the National
League championship and then lead
the Reds to a victory over the Ameri-
can League pennant winners.
Overall was a great pitcher when
he was on the Cubs. and at that time
Pat Moran was the coach Of the box
men. Overall says that Pat Moran
made him a successful hurler by
teaching him control. Before Moran
4 'howed him how to control the ball
overall was unsteady and could not
be depended upon.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
NAVAL GUNNERS' TEAM
DEFEAT HIGHLAND A. G..

The Naval Gun Factory Junior
football eleven yesterday in its
initial game defeated the Highlarx
A. c. by IS to o.
After carrying the ball up the
field by line plunges and OF tackle
plays Cox was pushed over for the
first touchdown a few minutes after
the whistle blew. Again after rush.
ing the ball up the field by short
gains Cox carried the ball over for
the second score. The final score
was made by Smithson on an of
tackle play in which he carried the
ball over from the 15-yard line,
sQuirming his way through the
back field of the Highland team.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
CITY SERIES In BOSTON.
Red Sox and Braves Very Likely to
Meet in October.

Boston, Sept. Is. - Chance OF a
city series between the Red Sox
and the Braves in October are good
Babe Ruth, with the chances of big
money beckoning to him in the
early fall, is the only one Of the
Red Sox not definitely committed as
in favor of a city series. and it goes
without saying that the Braves are
keen to show what they can dc
against the American Leaguers.
Ruth says that the moving pic
ture people are after him rather
strong. If he had got into the
worlds series again the intention
was to build a hero film around the
biE bow
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
UNCLE SAM TO GET
SLICE In SERIES

Plans for the collection OF the ad-
mission tax on seats for the world s
series have been made by the Bureau
OF Internal Revenue Officers of the
Bureau will be in Cincinnati and Chi
cago to check the box-office returns.
II the receipts this year equal those
of last, Uncle Sam will collect ap-
proximately $4,000 The total num-
ber Of admissions to the games be-
tween Boston and Chicago was 12S.-
4S3. The receipts amounted to s179,619
The tax is cent for each 10 cents or
fraction thereof of the amount paid.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Georgetown Gets Star Splinter.

William d Hayes, national sprint
champion. has entered Georgetown
and will wear the colors of that uni
versity in track and field meets next
winter and spring. Hayes won the
national championship at 100 yards at
Franklin Field, Philadelphia, defeat
ing the best short-distance men of
the East and Middle West. Hayes
was at Notre Dame before entering
Georgetown and got his early train
School. ,
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Not Sold to Giants.

Pittsfield. Mass, Sept. 2S-The mis-
Interpretation of a telegram received
at the headquarters OF the Pittsfield
Baseball Club from Joe Birmingham
on Saturday afternoon led to the an
nouncement by officials of the club
that Pitcher Garry Fortune and
Catcher Mickey Devine had been sold
to the Giants
Fortune and Devine were sold to
the Boston Americans and Johnny
Bates. shortstop, to the Giants.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29

FINAL standing Of the Clubs,
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
CLARENDON DEFEATED
BY SILVER SPRINGS

Silver Springs defeated the Claren-
don baseball club yesterday in the
second game Of the series by 4 TO ..
II is hoped to arrange 10 play the
third game between these two clubs
at the American League Park in the
near future.
Clarendon was the first TO score and
held three-run lead over the home
folks until the seventh. when the Sill
yer Springs team punched hits and
put across two tallies. Again in the
hnal session they punched hits and
put over the winning taIIies which
gave them a much deserved victory
over their rivals. Score:
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
SECOND GAME

Totals.. s 4lsl5 q Totals.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
VIRGINIA MAGNATES
WILL HOLD MEETING

Lynchburg. Va, Sept. &-President
w. B. Bradley has issued a call for
a meeting Of the magnates Of the Vir-
ginia League for Tuesday at Ports
mouth. the session being to wind up
the affairs of the season and TO
straighten out a tangle which arose
over the failure Of Petersburg and
Richmond to play their post-season
championship series.
President Bradley says the league
will be composed of the same towns
next season-Richmond. Norfolk. Suf-
folk. Portsmouth. Petersburg and
Newport News. The only change con-
templated for 1890, it is said. is an ef-
fort to be made to raise the classi-
fication from to B. in the National
Association
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Given Long Drill.

SYRACUSE, Sept. 2S.-The longest
scrimmage ever held by a Syracuse
University eleven so early in the
season was held today by the
Orange first team against the Sec
ond eleven. The workout lasted an
hour and half. and Coaches Nee
han. Horr and Kallett, who directed
the team in Head Coach Buck
O'Neilrs absence. were we'll salts
fed with the showing.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
MASONIC BOWLERS
ADOPT SCHEDULE

The Masonic Duckpin League adopt
ed the following schedule for the
opening week, starting tomorrow
night. TIE seasons schedule will be
distributed some time during the
week:
Monday-National VS.. Naval: La
fayette VS.. Lebanon. Tuesday-Pent-
alpha VS.. Potomac; St John vs.
Stansbury Wednesday-Acacia VS..
h. B. French: Dawson VS.. Hiram.
Thursday-Harmony VS.. Hope: King
David VS.. King Solomon. Friday
Washington Centennial VS.. Single
ton; NJ. NJ. Parker vs.. Mt. Pleasant; ;
New Jerusalem VS.. Osiris.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Giants Land Two Games.

New York, Sept. 2S-The Giants cap
tured a double header from the Phil
lies here today. the opener by 6 to l,
and the nightcap to l. The teams
made a record for time in the first
contest which was played in fifty
minutes. The final contest of the year
was a free hitting one. Score by
innings:
PhiladeIphia......1o o o 100 000 0-l 5
New York. .......0 / ; o o . 20 X-6 l3
Batteries Meadows and Adams;
Barnes and Smith.
Second game:
Philadelphia. ......0 o 900 IL o.
New York. ......2 3 2 o 0 0 90 X-T 10
Batteries-Smith and Adams; Hub
bell and Gonzales.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
MARANVILLE INJURED
BEFORE EXHIBITION

New Haven. Conn. Sept. 8.-Rabbit
Maranyille bade good bye to baseball
for this season today when he tried
a trick stunt in the practice preliml-
nary to the game between the Bos-
ton National League and the New
Haven Eastern League mines at
Lighthouse Point. He made a dive
like a football players tackle while
fielding a baseball grounder and
ruck heavily On mis- shoulder, break
- his collarbone.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Chicago Cubs for Sale?

- William Wrigley. jr.. is ready to
sell the Chicago Cubs. according to
Frank Cs.7ce. who recently returned
to Los Angeles from an Eastern trip.
Chance declared that he and Barney
Dldfield had the backing to buy the
club, but he decided he didn't want
to try another comeback and gave
up the project.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Yale Re-engages Lauder.

New Haven. Conn. Sept ~
Cant. Tom Sawyer, of the Yale nine,
mas returned to college early to or
ganize the squad for fall practice
Head Coach VIII Lauder will take
charse OF the team upon the open
ing of college. Lauder has been re-
engaged as baseball coach. in spite
of the fact that DR.. Sharpe, Yale's
new athletic director, has coached
Cornell mines for several years.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Mack BUYS Pitcher.

Pittsburgh. Pa, Sept. s.-Pitcher
Gibson, the young twirler released by
the Seattle club to the Regina team
Of the Western Canada League, will
go up to the big show next spring.
He has been purchased by Connie
Mack. Gibson Is the second player
released by Bill Clymer to be grabbed
by the majors, the Red Sox having
purchased Joe wilhoit from the wich-
ita club, Of the Western League.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
GANDIL AND THOMAS
FOR WINTER LEAGUE

man. manager of the Dyas All-Star
Baseball Club, has received word from
Chick Gandl saying that he will play
first base for the Dyas club in the
Winter League games here.
Chet Thomas. catcher for-the Cleve-
land Americans. will accompany Gan
dill and will catch on the All-Star
team. The club will be known as the
Vernon club in the Winter League.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
LYNCHBURG AFTER
ANOTHER FRANCHISE

Lynchburg, Va, Sept. 2s.-To be
without baseball practically for
eight years and then to have two
projected circuits knock at your
front door about the same time is
the experience of Lynchburg. for a
talked of Virginia-Carolina circuit
and the old Appalachian League are
flirting for attention here. Local
fans generally look with favor on
the Carolina proposition, but the
Appalachian lineup would be
impossible because of distances.
Lynchburg would be 204 miles from
Bristol and 335 from Knoxville,
Tenn, which would be the most re-
mote end of such an organization.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Banker Golf Fan.

Bonner Miller. president of the
Missouri Golf Association and the
1919 manager of the Trans Miss
issippi Golf Tournament. has ac-
cepted the craftsmanship of the golf
tournament to be held during the
American Bankers Association con-
vention in St Louis the week OF
September 20. according to an an
nouncement made yesterday by
Frank K. Houston, chairman of the
golf committee for the convention
delegates.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Building Antwerp Stadium,

A visitor from Europe imported
the information few days ago that
the stadium at Antwerp. Belgium,
for the Olympic games next year is
well under way of construction, so
there is no mistake about the fix
ture. The date set aside for the
track and field events is from Au-
gust Is to September 1.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
GIBSON HURLS Def
AT QUAKER BOXER

New York. Sept. 2s. - Billy Glib
son, manager OF Benny Leonard.
has hurled a def at Lew Tender.
the Philadelphia lightweight, who
sidetracked twenty-round fight at
New Haven for Thanksgiving. Glib
son has offered Tender $500 for a
hfteen or twenty round bout to a
decision on some neutral ground
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Hub Howell to Return.

Blacksburg. Va, Sept 2S.-Uncer-
tainty still exists in the Polly camp
in regard to the 'return of Hub
Howell, the 2oO-pound guard. and a
regular on the 1916 eleven. 1t is a
known fact that Howell is seriously
thinking Of completing his work
here. and hopes still are held out that
he will report to Coach Bernier by
the middle of next week. Howell will
fit in very nicely, as one of the guard
positions is as yet untitled.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Dreadnoughts in Line.

The Dreadnaught football eleven of
Alexandria held a meeting last night
and will continue the club for the bal
ance of the year. There will be a prac-
tice this afternoon at O'Clock at the
shipyard ground and all players are
requested to be on hand.
For games with the Dreadnoughts
address all challenges to Manager C.
j. Miller. 20 Alfred street, Alexan-
dria. Va. The train will be coached
by Crouch. formerly of Davidson Col
lege
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Change IN Golf Dates.

Chicago, ILL.,. Sept. 2s-President
Charles F. Thompson, of the Western
Golf Association, who is chairman of
the committee in charge of the Illi-
nois professional championship tour
nament, announces that the dates
have been changed from October 1
and to September g and 30 and Oc-
tober i.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Navy Yard to Practice.

The Navy Yard football team held
a long practice this morning which
lasted two hours, also proved very
satisfactory. Those present were
Capt. Towers, Geo. Beyers. Gill,
Droney, c. Dyer, Ross, Poss. Hum
phrey. Luscomb, America Russell.
Alec. Lecarione, Deakins Wedding.
King, w. Turner and Coach Milton
Turner. All candidates are re-
quested to report for practice at
4:3O p. m. Monday at Fifth and L
streets southeast.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
FRESHMEN MAKE GOOD
ON DELAWARE ELEVEN

Newark. Del. Sept. 2S. The
Delaware College football squad has
put in a hard week of practice and
Coach H. B. Shipley. former Mary
land State star. is well pleased with
the preliminary work. Scrimmages,
which were started Thursday. have
put the candidates in good shape.
and they should be in excellent trim
for the opening game with Franklin
and Marshall next Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Browns Get Pitcher.

Peoria. Ill, Sept. 2s.-Pitcher Luka-
movie, Of the Peoria club, in the
Three-I League. has been sold to the
St Louis Americans, according to an
announcement here by President
Ryan, of the local team.
Outhelder Wolfer has also been sold
and will report to the Columbus club
in the American Association, accor-
ding to Ryan.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Series Games at Up. nj.

Cincinnati, Ohio. Sept. &.-Through
an error in the world-series bulletin.
issued by the Commission. it was an
nounced the games would start at
2:S0 p. m. Garry Hermann. chairman
statement that the games in both
Cincinnati and Chicago would start
at p. m.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
INDIANS DROP LAST
GAME TO BROWNIES

were unequal to the task Of win
ming the last game of the season
from the Browns Sunday.
The tribe were anxious to make
1t 25 victories for Stanley Cove
leskie. but errors behind Covey and
some timely hitting by the Browns
worked his undoing. Twelve thou
sand fans turned out. The score
was to 5.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Fielder NeaIe as Football Coach.

Cincinnati. Ohio, Sept &.-''Greasy"
Neale, Red outfielder, is an expert in
football as well as baseball, and has
been engaged to coach the Norwood
independent football team here this
fall. Neale has issued a call for
candidates for tomorrow. but he does
not expect TO assume active charge
of the team until the worlds series
has been concluded. Neale has
coached for several seasons in West
VIRGINIA
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Flnal standlng of the CIuhs.
WAR RISK NINE
TRIM WILDCATS
IN DOUBLE BILL

War Risk made a clean sweep of
the series with Wildcats. taking
both ends of the double-header
played yesterday, 2 to 1 and to 2.
The first game was a hurling duel
between Emil Pfeil and Lem Owen,
while in the closing bill the Dis
trict champions fell upon the de-
livery of Humphreys In the open
ing inning for enough runs to de-
eide. The scores:
FIRST GAME
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
District Roller. Omen,

In the opening OF the District Duck
Pin League ton ig hit on the
Grand Central Alleys, two of the best
teams in the city will be matched
Royals. who were runners-up In the
season Of 1917-1S will battle the Grand
Central i've. champions of last year.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29

Pratt Three-baSe hit-Hickman. Home run
GIeich Sacri6c hits-MitchelL Stolen bases
Pipp. Hoffman Double play-MiAer to Olson.
Struck out-By smallwood l. by Pfefg 4. by
Smith 4. by Cadore Umpires-Byron and
Mccormack
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Pirates Trim Cards.

St. Louis, Sept. 2S.-The Pirates de-
feated the Cardinals In the final game
of the season here today to 3. Wis
ner held the Cards safe all the way.
Score by innings:
st. Loufs........0 0 6 0O02 O-3 6
Pittsburg. .....O o o o 3 3 oe-6 3
Batteries-Woodward Sherdell and
Dilhoefer, Clemens; Wisner and Black
well.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Penn Backfeld Named

philadelphia. Sept. 2S.-Pennsylvan-
las back field in the opening game
Saturday with Bucknell will consist
Of Capt. Bert Bell at quarter, Bruner
and Derr half-backs and Hobey
Light, full-bck.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Alexander Holds Reds.

Cincinnati, Sept. &.-The Cubs
wound up the season by defeating the
Reds here today in the final contest
of the 1919 campaign. 2 to o. Alexander
was in form. holding the Reds to six
scattered hits. Score by innings:
Chicago. l o o o o 1 o. o
Cincinnati ....0 o 0 o 90 o o 90 6
Batteries-Alexander and Killifer;
Eller and Allen.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Havre de Grace Selections.
By HIGHWAY,

One Best-Paul Jones.
First-Encrinite. Sea Queen. DR..
Hall.
Second-Pride of India. Musket.
F'rizeur.
Third-Bellringer. Ina Kay Maj.
lDomo.
Fourth-PauI Jones. Rubidium.
Hasten On.
Fifth-Handful. Tie Pin. Ballad.
Sixtii-Widow Bedotte. Wood Vio-
let. Lazy Lou.
Seventh-Frank Monroe. Thrift.
lGenevieve B.
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F1aGsteah Jones. StanEe ?, Ayers Murphy. L.
ksllins McNTullin > Weaver, j. Collins, Fel<ch
> Wilkinson. Two-base hitS-E Collins. GandiI,
StanaEe 2 FIaGs.cad Wilkinson veach j.
Callins. Three-base hits-WeaTer 2 Fsilman.
Srcrifce hits-J. Collins, Weaver. Young Jones,
Hr'lman. Stolen bases-Bush, Cobb. Risberg
Weaver D"uble plays-Ayers. Holman, Stanage,
Young Bush. Holman. Hits-Of Cicotte in
inrirgs. of Ayers Ij in innings Wild
-itch-Wiikinson. UmPires-Eyans and Hildez-
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Name Athletic Head.

Lawrence, Kan, Sept. 2S.-Dr. For
est c. Allen has been appointed ath-
letic manager Of the. University of
Kansas.