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The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
LEXINGTON ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Thc Rareland Purse: swear
oIds and up; fUrlorgS. Col Taylor. l02; Bot
Bake l0i Linden IOi: Spsarlrne limp iO5
Basil. o.: Trrit.Is. lC': SCTe,l Combs lOl
Viva America, 10 Prinoe Of Como. III; BlaCkit
Ds.w. ll3 Courship fmp1 10
-i'uND RACE-The Frankfort PuTSt; 2-year
CJ: kinbuTn. lOG: Zone Dariee lmp.l. ls
Allen. Os; Star View los: Friz, Ill Angon. ia
THIRD RACE-The Paris Pure: 2-yesr-olds
-snd ur; l l-l5 miles. DARK Hill Gmpl. lo2
CautiIcvcr. 10: Tolit, lO) M,rc, ant. 100; Sands
e ~ 'surc. ll5; Manager Waite ll9
FOURTH RACE Claiming. car ."IGS and
VI furlUngs 'NIarse john l0i Lady Fair
rlay. 10; Allah. To-; BY Heck 100; Lsncclot
80: RTcclr 100; Money. lO9; Medusa. Ill
Sar Bahy. III Tsily. M; j !. Md. ... 40
Ermer. III.
I'IFTH RACE-Pursc 5000; PhO,ni1 Hote
Handicap @'taI -clds and rl { - ..al-.
Win IOG: Mo,Cnva. .o6; SAL, of Pleasure. IC-
Precious. lOs Game Cock. los; Prospector Cimp.l.
10: Buford, 10; Drastic, lis.
SIXTH RACE-TWo- ycdT-CId maiden colts and
gedinSs; furlOngs. Bucklaide, Il2; Virgo. IL
tHOsler, ll2; Splendor. ll2; tI-eut. Lester ll2
Haringan Heir. ll2: Makeup, ll2; Jack Pryor
IL: Warlike ll2; Travesty, liz; Cortland. III
Sweep. ir IL. 1Cater Keith entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Claining: 3-year-ods and
up: rs miles. Sarasota. l02; sans Peur ID
GmD), lO6 Buncranna. los; 'Athlens, lU; Gen.
Haig, lN3 Eulogy. loe: Hurry Up. lo9 Diocese
ride, III; Contestant. IL: Cart. Burns. ll2
Guy Forum. ll5; Kingfsher, lls
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
CLERKS TO HOLD
TRACK CARNIVAL
IN BIG STADIUM

The nter-departmental field and
track meet this afternoon in the Cen
trail Stadium promises TO eclipse any
thing Of like character ever held in
this city. Officials foresee the big
gest meet in the history OF track
sports in the District.
In the men dash events thrTc - .
lS entries. In the 5O-yard dash for
women there are more than 20 con-
tcstantS. The hrst event Of the day
will start promptly at 8 O'Clock. The
list of events follows:
lOoysrd trials. sho;pIt. pole vault So ard
run, 5Oyard dash ladies' triAls, uirec legged
Taor, gyard dash lmcn rer 45l TRIALS. ball
tss, ladies' l0lysrd dash semi finals, tug q
war ladies' trials lDysrd low hurdles trials.
Standing broad Jump 0yaTd hw huriles
LADIES' trials, -50yard trials, tuE uf war
f'aIIesI semi-finsl-. running broad jump. 90
lud relay tive ladies'. standing high jump,
I8Nard low hurdles mi finals I'd yanl semi
fusB. 50yard low hurdles NadlesJ s-ni- finals.
HOysrd nun. D-yard dash NadieSl semi finals
hop, step, jump; lOOy ard dash finals, sack race.
l3eyard low hurdles finals, running high jump,
tug Of war lsdies,. finals, 5Oyard low hurdles
ladies. finals, 22oyATd dash finals. 5OyaEd
dash Nadiesi iuals, 5oyard dash IN over s. .
and CIr-milc rrlsy.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
BELMONT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Three -year-olds and up; sell
ing; trionss main. Uncie's Lassie, 1oi; Adele,
100; Surprise, lB; Sunningdale. los; Vague. ITO.
Nightstick, ll6; Peasant, lS; Dahinda, lo5
Msrmite, l5 Thomas F. McNahon. IOs; Peer
less. lis; Arrzh Go On, lU
SECOND RACE - Four-year-olds and up;
Brook Cup Steeplechsse; about miles. Elys-
sian. $50; Decisive. I35; stonewood, IA; Hibler.
lI2; Skibbereen. lis.
THIRD RACE-Two-year-olds the Fnturity:
furiougs straight. Cleopatra, III; Man o. War,
~: John p. Grier, III; Padrac. III; Capt. Al
cock. ns; Dominique, l2; On Watch lle:
Unset, I'D; Arethusa. ll6; Paul Jones. I2;
Miss Jemima, II,
FOURTH RACE-Three- yesr-oIds and I'D: the
JorS'- club Stakes; III miles Dunboyne, lis
Quss 'ounaire. lis; Thunderclsp. Ils; Polksdot'
IEss Z G'eLasc, lis.
FIFTH IiACE-Three-yesrrsl and up; sell
iu- haGdiCaP: ! mile. Doleful, 10; sIyry lo7 -.
Tctley 100; Chasseur. los; Psnamau. los; Happy
slley, ll0: Snap Dragon I'd, lis.
SIXTH RACE-Tvo,y year-Old maiden FLIES: 8
furlongs straight. Swirl. ll2: Northern Belle
ll2: Nslsyeuse, IL; Ponty Pridd. lI2; L'Orpbe-
line. l2; Dickie, lT2; Lady Lucille, lis
Five pounds Apprentice allowance claimed.
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BELMONT RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Five furlongs straight. Wesrv
-H lAmbOser. 10 to l. tsrl . to !; Indis-
crvtion. lOe tkumme). ; to l. even: Our Maid
y Price. even Time. l:I - Polysanda
LArshctto. Fait Accompu. Sugar Mint, Fair
Colleen, also ran.
SECOND RACE-One mile. Pictor, lo4 Ham
Iton). TO l, to L to 5; Koh-i-noor. ro
CIsioe). I to S, l to 2; Frederick the Great, lo7
(hummer). out. Time, 40 I-5 Sunny Land
Babette, Monomoy, Capt. Hodge, Hickorynut,
Dr. Rae. Rockport. also ran
THIRD RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles
JACK stuart, IS tCallahanl. 6 to l. to 5. out
Royce ROols ll6 ButweID. l to Q, out; Spur.
III lhummerl. out. Time. I:A 35 Recount
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-quarter miles
John |. Day, Ms (Rowen) l to T. out, out
Cadillac, lOi lang out, out. Time, 2O9 Is
Only two starters
FIFTH RACE-six furlongs straight Jock
Scot, 10 johnson. l6 TO 5, 6 to 5, ; to s.
Mad Halter. lG (KumIner), to s. to s:
Elhn Queen. ll9 CFairbruther), even. Time
LIS So Tom BolO Toto, Chasse-lr. Grupdv'
Penrose, Veteran, Senator Grow, also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Fye and one-half f1IrIo1rs
straight. Pilgrim, l1S (Farbrother). to 8
l to 4, out: EVergsy, I'D (Kummer). to s.
1 to .; KreWer. los CARROLL. even Time,
los IL. 'Amenus. Ira Wilson, End Man, also
ran. 'WideDer entry.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
Virginia Tech Schedule.

BIaCksbuTE. Va. Sept l2.-E. ?.
YeaEer. of MiddlcsbOrO. Ky. man
sEer OF the 1919 football team, has
announced the following revised
schedule for Virginia Tech eleven:
October 4. Hampden-S Sidney.
Blacksburg. Va; October II. Rich
mond College. Blacksburg. Va; Oc-
tober IS. Georgetown, Washington.
d. C; October 25. Maryland State.
College Park. Md: November l.
WASHINGTON and Lee. Lynchburg.
Va; November s. Wake Forest.
: Blacksburg, Va; November Il
North Carolina State College. Nor
folk. Va; November %. Emory and
Henry. BlacksbUrE. Va: November
p. Virginia Military Institute.
Roanoke Va
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
SLOW TIME IN
JUNIOR EVENTS
FOR AMATEURS

Franklin Field, Philadelphia, Pa,
Sept. 12.-Rain twice interrupted
contests in the junior division Cf
the national A. A. U. games, which
opened here this afternoon before
a crowd of 5000. The fields were
unusually large and each event was
hotly contested. The summary:
Junir 1ooysnd insl-Won by Kirksey. Olym-
pic A. G, San Francisco second, Conway,
horuingside 4. C., New York third, Paterson,
\. Y. A G; fourth. Todd. A. A. Brooklyn.
Time, O:lO j-5
Junior laIyard hurdle. finAl-Won bs Thomp-
son, Princeton; second, Hell, Boston A. C.
third, Barron. MeadOSbrous; fourth. Graham.
Meadow brook. Time, O:l6 25
Junior throe-mile walk-WOn by Arousn,
fastimC A. c. New York second, Shut,
Ferguson A. A. Rruokiyn; third FARRELL Bronx
church House, New York; fourth, Moor Iitts
bWGh A. n Tune a 3
AOyard high hurdles. final--won M Murray,
~ Y. A c; second, johnson. Illinois A g
Hoey. Psnlist A. A., New York fprth I'd
mlStnn, Mcaho1'bruoS, Philadelphia Time
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
HARVARD FOOTBALL
MEN SPEEDING UP

Cambridge. Mass. Sept. l2.-Har-
Yards football players welcomed a
dryer field today and they made the
most 81 it. The heavy linemen were
allowed to show more action with
tn" good footing. and the squad OF
forwards as a whole speeded up a
lot. PhIibin and Havemeyer. the
CenterS, both arc making a lot of
progress.
The kicking was better this af-
t"rnOOn with a dry bail. and Bob
Fisher will not have to worry about
varsity punters. Church and Hor-
ween are both good. and HoTween
is showing the same ability to place
his kicks that he did back with the
varsity in 1916.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
PIRATE niece
ATL0NG ODDS
Half Mile Campaigner
Scores Victory at Havre
|, de Grace.

Havre de Grace, Sept. l2.-Pirate NC
Gee and Bathilda, two horses which
made good account of themselves at
the half-mile track. Timonium, just
before the opening of the Havre dc
Grace meeting, proved their worth in
the company of supposedly better
horses this afternoon. Both of them
paid substantial prices in the ma
chimes, Pirate MCGEE setting the high
record of S93 for s., price which may
not be topped during the balance OF
the meeting.
There was no feature race today but
all OF the events saw horses go to the
post which were evenly matched ana
close finishes were in order Jockey
COttilletti, a new. one in Maryland.
took down riding honors bp pilotinS
two winners. Sylvano and Zinnia
IIobey Baker. cleverly ridden by
Jockey TTOXlcr, and Benevolent with
SteCher up. were two good things
which romped home. Waukeag. IN
dian Chant, Hurry. and Fanny Cook,
supposed good things. showed they
were not ready. The summary:
FIRST RACE Five and onchslf furlongS.
Hpbey Baker, lis CTruNlcrr $50. $40. so;
Hurry. lis lSchuttingerl. 80. SO; Crown OF
Geld. rs utodriguo&). $50. Time. I'LL. Couris,
Small Stone. sand River al. Nancy Ann, Mi
dian, Flying Welshman, Link Boz, May Ada,
Tattle Mildred. IiOckarec also ran.
SECOND RACE -SiN furlongS Pirate Mcice.
100 WidsD, $780, $50 47o; Buckhorn ID lo5
tMcCrannl, $50, SO; Master Bill. 100 (SandeD
lW Time. l:l6 Is Precious Pearl. Mock
Oransr. Anette Teller. Fanny Cook. Drusila,
Gain dc Cause. B,Frcrns. Breena alsn
THIRD RACE-SE fnrOnGs SylVano, JOS
tColtillcti, SO. 40 sd; Tit for Tat III
(Connors), 1880. $40; Bettic Bluff % tSchalkl
SO Time. l:i5 IS kirSie's Cub. Seabeach,
Jack Dawson. Bcsuty Sleep. Chrmung, Pro
Grcssire Ruth Strickland. Lady Ivan, Twenty
sesen Pinard It's ,a1.
FOURTH RACE-Onc mile and 70 sards.
Bathildc, lis tSandei. l2.O. $50. 40: Napoli,
lI3 lStcarns,. 80. So; Annie Edgar Il3 Par
ringtOnl ll0). Time. I:i7 55. Inluicta, Sophia
Iiatcwood. Miss File. Scylls. Edith Bammann,
also ran.
FIFTH RACE One mile and 20 yaris Ziun.a
ID pCutiIIetn. 800, $40. 50; GUldralr. IS
lWesslcrl $40. ID; Joan Of Arc 9S iHuttein
$50 Tine. la 50 Betsy, Psdua Baby Sis
ter. Lady LanEion, Isabelle H. also ran
SINTH RACE-One and Une-siNtrcnth miles.
Jack Mount 10 tSchuttingrr). 30, 40 so;
Irish kiss liz STALKER. $40. ~: Ni-'~I root.
,O5 lSandcl. CD Time. l:5l .. tn Il, gan.
Waukcag. NAlsTsr, Wood Violet. also ran
SEVENTH RACE - One and onesiIteenth
miles Benevolent is OStetCherl 60. 80. 80
The Dessrt. IG DThurber,. SO. 500; Dorcas.
lot lRUiinsoni. 80 Tmc. 10 Is. Indian
Chant Mother MachrSc Sunny Hill. also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
REDLAND FANS ARE
AFTER SERIES TICKETS

Cincinnati. Sept l2, The demand
for tickets for the worlds series This
year will exceed that of any previous
worlds series in the history of base
ball. An enormous crowd. including
many women. lined up today in front
OF tho office of the Cincinnati club to
obtain cards on which to write thci''
applications for tickets, following al,
announcement today of The ticket
prices.
The officials Of the Cincinnati club
estimate that for every reserved seal
there will he at least FIVE applica-
tions. No orders fer moro than four
tickets will he cons sidered. however.
Tickets are being issued for the first
three games.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
BR0ADWATER CAMPERS
In ANNUAL REGATTA

The Broadwater Campers will hold
their annual CLOSED regatta under Tho
auspices Of the Montgomery Syca
more Island Canoe Club at Broad
water. on the Potomac. tomorrow a.
o'clock.
There will be ninc events on tEr
program. which will be well con
tested and furnish plenty uf sport 10,
Nc lovers Of the padding game Tho
different races on the program arr
open only 10 Broadwater Campers
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
Standing of the Clubs.
FLAHERTY TO WORK
AGAINST REX CLUB

Fat Flaherty the local boy taken
South by Griffith last Spring, will
pitch the first game for Sam FroCk's
Drydocks Of Baltimore, Md. tomor-
row. when they play the Rex Ath-
letic Club a double header at Union
League Park Johnny Bates. Eddie
Zimmerman. Lefty Russell. St Mar
tin. Elliott and Whalen are some
Of tho professionals that win be
seen in the lineup Of the shipbuild-
ers. First game at . O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
WAR RISK nine
IN TITLE CAME
District Champs Meet Taxa
Cola Club, Richmond's
Best, Today.

War Risk. champion sand lot ball
club of the District, will meet the
champion Taka-kola team from
the Virginia capital this afternoon
in a double-header at Union League
Park. In this struggle two of the
best teams from their respective
cities will do battle for the inter
city title.
Davis. a former Randolph Macon
College pitcher, is the visitors ace
and will be sent against the War
Risk team in the first game and it
is likely that Pettworth will be
selected for the second fray of the
afternoon. President Shelton is also
on the pitching staff OF the Taxa
Kolas and may take a hand in the
proceedings before the afternoon is
over
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
LEFTY COURTNEY IS
SIGNED BY GRIFFS

Clark Griffith announced last night
that he had purchased from the New
Haven club. Of the New England
League. Barry Courtney. the left
handler who has been such a scnsa-
tion during this past season.
Courtney was wounded in the war.
but has rcgained his strength and
will be ready to serve them up to
the batters in one of the Detroit
gamcs. The Old Fox said he might
start him this afternoon If he warm
ed IN in GOOD form.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
Mohawk Juniors Start.

The first call for candidates for the
Mohawk Juniors is made. and the
men are requested Sunday at Fiji
teenth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue southeast at 10 o'clock sharp. The
following players are expected to re-
port to the coach: Mccormick, Joe
Moran, Smithson, America, Birch, f.
Free. W. Beall. II. Hjorkland, E.
Leahman. Happy Seirens. John Muir
ray, Bill Murray, +. Keith, r. Davis,
{. Carver, h. Hardy, A. Hardy, r.
COhill, II. Myers and l.. Freeman.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
HyattsviIle Jrs. vs.. Eagles.

This afternoon at o'clock the
HyattsVillo Junior Bas seball Team
will meet the Eagle A. G. at Hyatts-
Vile. Thursday evening on the
Monument Grounds the Hyattsville
and State Department teams bat
tied to a 3-al tie for seven innings
rain and darkness putting stop to
the game. Holidays two-base bin
gle featured in this game. when two
were on and two out
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
YOUNG CHANEY AND
SHUBERT MATCHED

baltimore. Md, Sept. 1.-The
Peerless Athletic Club announced
last night that it has matched
Young Chaney. of this city, to box
Al Shubert. Of New Bedford. in a
l2-round setto. which will be staged
at Albaugh's Theater, September 20.
lnasmuCh as Young Chaney could
not c"mC To an agreement with the
club, ShUbcrt agreed to guarantee
the Baltimorcan a certain sum in
ms own home town. This is rather
unusual
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
$4,000 Offer for Bout.

N"rwalk. Conn. Sept. 12.-Boxing
promoters who have a permit for
matches in an open arena here Oc-
t"h"r 13. have proposed a fifteen
round bout between Jack Rrftton
and Benny Leonard Tho promoters
are willing to offer s25. 900 for the
match
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
Request Regatta Dates.

Detroit, Sept. 12.-DetrQit's gold
cup committee today asked the
American Power Boat Association
I" fix September 3. 4. and as
dates for the eighteenth annual mo-
Tor boat championship regatta here
next Fall
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
Lands Twin Bill

IN" EerIiv" NthIetlc iub dafottrG
-" Mount Rainier Athletic CrIp
Yesterday in "A dOu5Te-header. The
27aner vas captured. to O. and the
maj annexed. , to > L.urtiSh and
" atkins We're the battery for Bee
hive and CTasstou and Baum for the
Mount Rainier A. g.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
Divide Twin BIZ.

chicago. Sept l2-The Cubs divided
a double bill with tn" Dodgers here
today. the opener the home folks cap
tured to |, while The visitors annexed
the niEht-Cap to 8. aughn held the
DODGERS safe in the first. but Hend-
ricks was hit to all fields in the
second contest. Score by innings:
Brooklyn ..........-... .oop 10 Clp- ! ~ q
Chicago .......-........5 20 Uuy 1u--& : ,
PfrT,T a ii Nn,at: Vaughn and Xii
Ifcr
At ChicagO-SecOnd game:
Brooklyn ............. col 900 or : 10 5
Chicago ................o al 900 Ol0-4 S 3
Mitchell and Kruger; Hendricks and
O'Fagrcll.
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Ready for Games.

Manager Limeric, of the Clarendon
4. C, requests the players of his
club to meet this afternoon at
Chesapeake Beach Junction at 2:l5
o'clock to make the trip to Owings
and on Sunday afternoon at Twelfth
Street Station at 80 to make con-
nrCtion with car for Alexandria to
meet the Cardinals
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
Sox Hand Macks Zeros.

Philadelphia. Penn. Sept. IL
Connie Mack kindergarten held
the varsity white Sox to seven
runs today in the first test of their
final series. but while so doing over
looked scoring a single tally. The
result. Mack's kids felt the sim
hrislees OF the kalsomire brush 70
the tirst time since answering roll
call at Shibe Park. Tho score:
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
Land Uphill Game.

Cincinnati. Sept. 12-The Reds JUS,
nosed out the Braves in a sIugfcst
here today with rally in the ninth
inning by to :. The Braves were of
to a four run lead and increased il
one more in the eighth. but the Red
came from behind and won in the
final. Score by innings:
Boston ................ .oD4 lan UIO- : J., /
Cincinnati -...........lOO9 30 o. E T. =,
Fillinsem and O'NeiIl. Gowdy EIer.
Fisher and Wingo. Rariden
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
Gunners Hold Practice.

Tie naval gun factory football team
worked out last night for an hour
and a half with Coach Turner in
charge. TaylOr-a new man who was
last year with the District regimen
tai team in F'rance-looks like a good
find for the gunners.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
Mohawks Will Practice.

The Mohawk Athletic Club football
team will hold its next practice to-
morrow morning at the clubhv use al
Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast at 1000 a m All
candidates are requested to report
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
Phillies Lake SIuefest

Pittsburgh. sept 1---Thc PhiiIins de-
f"ated the Pirates in the opening game
of the final appearance of the tribe
from the Sunderland City here by
to >. The visitors had field day
with the willow At the expense of a
trio OF BucCaneer hurlers. Score by
innings.
Philadelphia ...-.... 80 O2O 600 S 10 .
Pittsburgh ..--........C 900 10 1OG-5 l
CantwcU and Clark; Miller. Ponder
Wisner and Schmidt
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
Record for a Yearliue.

Louisville, Ky. Sept. 12.-The ex-
hibition mile trotted in 2:27% at the
state Fair here yesterday Lock-
wood. a yearlinr genldinr by L
Forbes. out Of Ollie Russell horse
men asserted today, constituted the
fastest mile ever stepped by a horse
OF his class over haIf-mile track.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
Giant, Land Easily.

St louis, Sept. l2.-Ihc GIANTS look
the first game Of the series from the
Cardinals here today in their final
swing through the West by TO 5. A
quartet Of hurIers were unable to stop
the Gothamites in their rush for the
game. Score by innings.
New York ............ SO2 OJJ Olo-e .
st. Louis ..............lOO 100 GO 5 l3 .
Toney and Snyder: May. Woodward.
Tureo. Jacobs and CIemons. DiIhoefer.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
Enck Gets Revenge.

onfe % innings
Washington ............ o 0 l l l x
Runs-Milan Rice Shanks, Charity. Earned
Washington, . Left on bases-WAshing-
ton, 70; Detroit, :. First base balls-Of
Erickson. ); Of Boland. ); of Love. . Innings
pitched-By Boand. : - at bait by Love. q
at batl. Hits made-On Boland, 3; OF Love. l.
Struck Out-By Erickson, >; by Bolsnd, Z. Three
bass hit-Rioe Two-base hits-Ainsnith, z
lerbe, Charity. Sacrifice hit Erickson. Sacri-
fse fy-FOster. Stolen bases-Judge, Rice. Los
ing pitcher-Boland Wild pitch Erickson. I'm
pres-Chin and Owens. Tine Of game-l5S
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
To PLAY War Risk.

The War Risk champion team OF
the District will meet the Insu.a CO
Division club in a ball game at
Union Park, Fifteenth and II streets
northeast. September lC. at So, u M
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
ERIC JINXMAN
TO JUNCLEERS
Norseman Proves Puzzle to
Former Teammates, Ma
tionals Winning 4 to 0.

Lief Erickson obtained sweet re-
venge yesterday when he grabbed a
new lease on life and turned back
Hughey Jennings Tigers with nine big
zeros. Eric gave handful of local
fans and some 500 soldiers of the
First Division a regular exhibition Of
tanning the Tigers. with TIE result that
The Griffmen copped the first Of the
serieS. 4 to 0.
Eric was using some kind of a shin
eT that simply hoped all the way
over tie Jungleers' bats, as four scat
tered hits, two Of the scratchy variety.
was the allotment of the visitors.
while he put enough zip and 'flOater"
substance on the IoTsehide to force
ninc Of the Tigers back to the bench
by the strike-out route.
Bernie Boland. who was opposed to
the big Norscman, was touched up for
nine SinEleS. three Of which were for
extra sacks. Timely swatting by the
GriTs in the fourth. fifth. seventh and
eighth. coupled with good base run
ming. placed tie quartet of markers
through the cement dish.
JungIecrs BinEIcS.
NirSmith secured two-basc blow in
tho third when Enerbe and Menosky
allowed his pop ny to drop between
tdcU1. while Cobb obtained the Tigers
s"cord hin-Io IN tho fourth. when ~
SCRATCHED q single through ElIcrbe
N0Ung hit Cleauly TO right after two
wore down in tre lucky frame. while
Neach hit in the same direction under
~" same circumstances in tho eighth
GhaTrity's double and Judges single
ave the Griffs their first counter in
IN" fourth. Whii" a pass TO Milan. fol
'0ved nv Rice triple to right. gave
IN" GTifTs another in tho NTH. MiIan'S
blow and Ellerbc's double rOunteh
3u"tH"r IN IN" Stand-up frame, while
S1u Loves Witness combined with
'-hsrrity'< hit ana two sacrifices rush
81 th" final tally tErOUG1 IN the
CI-hth
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
Standing of the Club.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ycstcrday's Results.

Phillies, 6; Pittsburgh. 5.
Cincinnati. 6; Boston, 5.
Chicago, 3; Brooklyn, L
Brooklyn. ); Chicago, 4.
New York, 6; st. Louis, s.
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Indians Halt Red Sox.

Boston. Mass, Sept l2-Clcveland
came from behind. and by a. grand
rush in the ninth inning defeated
the Red SoX this afternoon. to 3.
The score:
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Greb VS.. Kayo Brown.

Canton. Ohio. September L.
Harry Greh, Pittsburgh light heavy
weight, will meet Knockout Brown
here in a twelve-round match Sep
tpmber 20
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey City, 3; Baltimore, 6 Jersey
City, 4; Baltimore, J.
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Totals. p q l3 Totals. p II = Is 0
Hatted for Dykrs m the ninth inning
'Bafted for Nt'Irs IN the ninth inning
NCIrr hy innIngs:
Runs Z. Collins 49, J Collins. Weaver
Fe!sch. 'iandil Ri,berg Ear!eI rims, 'hicas.,
. LETT on bdse,--' i.gi,-r .. AthIcles 10
Two has hits Wilkii-a. Wel9I K; .hrrr
T'sreJ-hiSe hi Z. Collins. S-lcri:icr f,- JACK
on Double Pays-Wilkin~s Schalk To tiandiI
Ses {" GALLOWAY: Dyk-s. Gailuwa, To c..
fin. Base on balls-O4 York. >: Of Wilkiu, H.
s; OF Noyes. Struck out -Ry Rolsrrs. i. b.
Wilkinson. T. tU NoyrS 9 Pit Mn. r,,. nj
pf York, ; hi'si { mrs IS ,arro,l i'm ,nc-,tii,d
inning at bat. on has, in asr 4 .rs.
inning; of Roberts ) Its nm Il earnCn in
six and two third iarinEs Ig at bait. a Moves
runs hits in two innings 6 at hat. Pa@sei
ballISchalk. Losing ptcher-Yrk Inn ire
Messrs. Hildehrnd and Couucl!v Tim. Of
clmr--l hour 81 minutes
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Lineups of Amateurs.

First game starts 2:l5 p. m, at
Union League Park. Umpires -
Messrs. William Belts and James
Hughes.
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where They PIHy Today

Phillies al Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at St Louis.
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Mhere They PIny Today.

Detroit at Washington,
Chicago at Philadelphia
St Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
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Major League Statistics.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdny's Results.

Washington, 4; Detroit. o.
Chicago, Z; Athletics. 0.
Cleveland, 4; Boston. 3.
st. Louis-New York, rain.