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The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
FRANKIE MASON MAY
BATTLE JIMMY WILDE

Baltimore. Nd. July l9.-Both
frankie Mason. of Fort Wayne, and
frankie Daley, OF Staten Island. who
clash in a fifteen-round decision
bout next Monday night before the
American Athletic Association al
Oriole Park. have mighty goou
chance of going to the other side
for bout with Jimmy Wilde. the
sensational Britisher. who has Just
been awarded a decision over Pal
Moore in a twenty round setto.
AS a matter of fact. negotiations
with the National Sporting Club
have been under way for quite a
while with George Biemer. who
looks after Mason's pugiIistic inter-
ests. Ever since Mason won in ten
rounds from Moore out West, Bieme r
has been in touch with London pro-
moters and with Wilde the winner
over Moore the chances for Mason
going over to the other side of the
Atlantic for bout are very bright
The Fort Wayne boy is a little
fellow, a real legitimate fly-weight.
who could make the 112 pounds
without the slightest difficulty.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
JACKSON ON TOP
WITH WAR CLUB
Peckinpaugh Is Now in
Third Place for Johnson
Circuit Batting Honors.

Chicago. July 19.-Joe jackson, the
hard-hitting outfielder of Chicago. is
the new American League batting
leader.
Unofficial figures released today
show he has an average of S54. Peck
inpaugh. New York, leader a week
ago, dropped into third place. while
Cobb and Veach. of Detroit, are tied
for second with .34s. The averages
include games of Wednesday.
Babe Ruth, of Boston. is out to es-
tablish a new home-run record. He
has poled 13 circuit drives. Johnson.
of Cleveland. who fell from sixth to
eighteenth place in batting, continues
to lead base stealers. with 10.
Leading batters for twenty-five or
more games:
Jackson (Chicago). .354: veach ODE
troiD, .34s; Cobb Detroit), .34S; Peck
inpaugh CNew York;. .343: Flagstead
(Detroit, .S9; Sisler (St Louis), .3S7;
McMullin (Chicago). .333; Ruth CBos-
toni. .329; Williams (St I,ouis), .523;
Tobin (St. Louis), .316.
Jim Thorpe CBoston) continues to
top the National League hitters, with
.SIS. Other leading batters for twenty
five or more games: Cravath CPhila-
delphia). .354; Myers CBrooklyn), .S37;
McHenry (St. Louis). .32S: Young
New York;. .S25; Williams CPhiladel-
phia). 80: Wheat CBrooklyn). .s17;
! Wlngo (CIncinnatD. .S17; Burns CNew
YORK;. .Sl1; Kauff CNew York;. $40.
Eddie Cicotte tops American League
hurlers with seventeen victories and
four defeats, although Luther Nelson
New York; has won three with nary
a loss. Sothoron (St. Louis) has
eleven and four. and Williams CChi-
cago) fifteen and six.
Reuther. Cincinnati. with ten VIC
tories and two defeats. holds the Ma
4 tional League slab leadership. but
also is topped BY a no-defeat occasion
/ al fiinger-Carter. Chicago. who has
/ three victories.
Dubuc. New York. follows Reuther
! with five and one. and Mitchell, Brook
lyn. follows with four and one.
Barnes. New York. has won twelve
and lost four.
Chicago leads American League
clubs in batting with rs. with Cleve-
land and Detroit second and third.
! New York tops National League clubs
with "a. with Brooklyn and Cincin-
natl second and third
Hendryx CLouisville) still leads the
American Association batters with .3j5.
Other leaders for twenty-five or more
games: Becker CKansas City,, .34l:
] O'Mara 0ndianapolis). .33e; Good
(Kansas City. .335: Miller CKansas
City, .3S5; Cochran kansas City,. .326.
I Taggert (Columbus). .323; Kirke
Qouisville), 81: Leary Undianapolis).
81; Haas milwaukee,. 80: Miller,
tSt. PauD. 30
Gilbert New Orleans), with .333 bat
ted his way from fourth to first place
in the Southern Association. Other
leaders: Mcdonald NASHVILLE, .332;
CPeters), Birmingham, .S2S: Christen-
bury (Memphis). .327: Duncan CBirm-
ingham), .31S; Marer (Atlanta). .310;
Sullivan CNew Orleans). .3O7: Grimm
(Little Rock). .29S: Griffin (Atlanta),
.2g7.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
KILBANE IS READY
FOR BENNY VALGAR

Cleveland, Ohio. July 1e.-Johnny
Kilbane, feather-weight champion,
announced here today that he was
prepared to defend his title against
Benny Valgar. French scrapper. at
any time and place, il the financial
consideration is satisfactory.
Kilbane said that Valgar was the
logical man to meet him and that
he was ready to sign for any. num-
Der of rounds. Kilbane said ne
would like to meet the Frenchman
in an open air show in the Cleve-
land baseball grounds on Labor
Day. "Valgar is the best feather
weight challenger" Kilbane said.
81 figure that my end of tf> fight
should be worth $4,000 or s12.O00."
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
CHICAGO TAKES
OVERTIME CAME
10
FROM GRIFFMEN
Walter Johnson,W ,Weakens in
Eleventh and White Sox
Land by E to 5. ,

Chicago. July 1e.-It required eleven
eyentful innings for the White Sox
to grab the final battle from the Ma
tionaIs with Walter johnson on the
peak Dick Kerr. a recruit south
paw, relieved Jack Sullivan in the
fourth inning and hurled a great
game johnson warmed up and pitch
ed great ball after the fourth spasm.
FINAL count. to 5 in favor OF the
Sox:
McMulIin led on the eleventh with
a single TO right center. and Schalk
sacrificed. Kerr tapped to Johnson.
and McMulhn was run down. Sci
bold walked. Eddie Collins smashed
single over Menosky's head. Kerr
scoring with the winning run.
The Nationals were the first to
score. In the opening round. with
two out. Menosky and Rice drew
passes OF Sullivan. Murphy SKINNED
a double down the left field line,
scoring Mike and Sam.
With two gone in the third Me-
nosky poled a double to left. Rice.
knowing Sullivan's weakness, bunt-
ed toward the pitcher. Sully heaved
the pill over Risberg's head and
Mike and Sam again scored. Murphy
lined out to Felsch. In the Sox's half
of the third, Gleason's clan punched
five hits of Johnson. which punched
with Picinich's high heave scored
three runs.
McMullin started the rally with a
single. to left and Sullivan famed.
Seibold beat out a hit to Janvrin
and Collins poled a hit to left NIL
ing the sacks. On weaver's safe rap
to center. Schalk and Seibold scored.
Jackson singled scoring Collins.
Jackson and Weaver worked a dou-
BILE steal and Buck scored on Pic
inich's high heave over Fosters
head
McMullin singled to left and
Schalk did likewise in the fourth.
Mac took third on wild pitch and
scored on Collins sacrifice fly. The
Nationals tied it up in the fifth. Me-
nosky reached first on Risberg's $
tumble and scored on Rice's line
triple over Seibold's head. The
score:
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
ARUNDEL TO HOLD
SWIMMING CHAMPS

Baltimore. July 10 Saturday. Au-
gust = is the date selected for the
South Atlantic Associations annual
outdoor swimming championships.
The Arundel Boat Club will be the
host organization and is making big
preparations for the events. which
will be held off its float at Ferry Bar
Closely following ON the heels OF
this announcement comes word from
Clarence Steer. swimming instructor
at the Baltimore Central Young Mems
Christian Association that the human
fishes sporting the red triangle of the
association would make a determined
bid for the team championship in the
municipal games on September 12. in
Patterson Park pool. and would also
seek to lift the S. A. A. 1919 team
laurels
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Lee FOHL IS
HANDED CATE
Pilot of Cleveland Indians
Hands Over Reins to
Iris Speaker.

Cleveland. Ohio. July 1s.-Lee
Fohl resigned today as manager of
the Cleveland baseball club and
Iris Speaker. centerfielder. has taken
his place, according to an announce
ment by President Jim Dunn today.
Fohl will remain with the club at
his present salary. Dunn said.
Dunn said that a controversy with
Terry Turner recently and criticism
Of Fohl by certain newspapers were
largely responsible for the action.
II have no criticism to make of
Fohl's work as manager" said Dunn.
His action was purely voluntary.
Our relations were cordial
Speaker was Immediately named as
Fohrs successor. Dunn made both
announcements in the press box just
before the game started.
Fohl was sharply criticised in
Cleveland newspapers following the
loss of yesterdays game to Boston.
Fohl sent Myers in as a pinch pitcher
and kept him in until the bases were
filled with passes resulting in the
loss of the game. when Babe Ruth
hit for a home run.
Fohl became manager OF the In
dian in 1916.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six furlongs: osgood. 100;
(Hamiltonl. to |. to 5. to 5; Star Realm,
10 Fstor). to s. 2 to 5; Ballast, lis ButweID.
2 to l. Time. l10 IS. Trophy. Elected End,
Celtic, Tingaling Bally Connell. b. b. johnson,
Onico also ran.
SECOND RACE-Mile and one-sixteenth
Tailor Maid So twidal. 8 to l, to ], 6 to S;
Bucius. lis tCarrolD. to ). to 4. Nanette
flack, 80 (Coitiletti, 6 to !. No time given. @
NJ Miller. Tpageur. Starter. Lady Ward. Pielra,
Mountain Rose also ran
THIRD RACE-Fiye furlongs: CamandaIe,
ll6 Fator). to 2. to S. out Feodor, liz (Kum-
mer). to 2. out; Royal Duck. ll6 (Loftus), out.
Time. lao Fhulough also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Mile and onefurlong: Pur-
chase $50 tkuapp,. to %. out Balustrade. liz
tkummer). l2 to !, to S; Cirrus, lis (Fator). /
to 10, out. Time Sc rs Three starters.
MORE
FIFTH RACE-0ne mile and 70 yards. Game
Cock, 18 (walls). IS to S. even, 2 to S; Snap
Dragon ID. lis tSchuttinger). to 3. out; Day
Due, los tkelsay), to 5. Time, l:is Tetley
and Matinee Idol also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five and one-half furioug,
Alliyan. Ill tTruxlerl. l6 to S. even, 2 to s.;
Bucklaide. rf tStaher). 3 to s, to &: INDIAN,
ll4 Fator. to l. Time. LII 3-S spad and
Jessie also na
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
GIRL INJURED In
A LA COBB STUNT

Philadelphia, July l9.-Twelve-
year-old Helen Russel. of S23 North
Uber street. in attempting a Ty Cobb
slide to first" yesterday afternoon
fell instead OF making the slide and
suffered a broken arm. Helen had
been playing baseball with num-
Der of other girls on the Francis
Fairgrounds. Nineteenth and Shir-
ley streets.
When taken to the hospital by
her friends the yourgster explained
to the doctor how it happened.
when I saw the first baseman
leave the bag to meet me-, she said,
Il knew ] would have to slide to
make il. But for some reason or
other I tripped and fell in making
the takeoff. It's all in the game,
however" she concluded between
smiles and tears.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
TIA JUANA OPENS
THANKSGIVING DAY

New York. July 19.-James Wood
Coffroth. who came no to New York
after having journeyed from San
Francisco to Toledo to see Jack
Dempsey win. was a first-time visitor
at Empire. Mr.. Coffroth says that he
will open the Tia Juana track, Of
which he is manager, on Thanksgiv-
ing Day. Already visitors are allowed
to pass to and from Tia, and MT.
Coffroth says the passport restrictions
will all be off before time to open
the winter meeting in Mexico.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
GEER is HARVARD DIRECTOR
New York State Physical Supervisor
Succeeds DR.. Sargent.

Albany. " Y. July lS-NillIam n
Geer. OF Albany. supervisor physical
training in the State Department Of
Education. has been named director OF
physical training of Harvard Univers
sitN. according to an announcement
tonight. Mr.. Geer has resigned from
the Department of Education and Will
begin his duties at Cambridge. Mass.
August J. Mr.. Geer was connected
with the state Military Training Com
mission for two years.
As director OF physicalN training al
Harvard Mr.. Geer will have charge OF
the operation OF the new program for
compulsory physical training for
freshmen which the university Will
put into effect this coming fall.
Mr. Geer was graduated from Csrle-
ton College. Mortified. MINI. FOR
three years he was director of govern
ment recreation club houses in the
Panama Canal Zone.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES.
FOR MONDAY.


FIRST RACE-For 3year-olds and up; mile
and seventy yards: Lucius. l0s; Dendera. I05
Caddie. ITO; Trophy. III; Graphic 1l2: Poacher
Ill; Alberta. lee; Gleipner. 100: Mil Race, e5
Dahinds, 105: Katie Canal, 10; Lady Ward. 100
Cainsping, 90; James. lis; Miss Bryn. IO6: g
NJ. Miller. lG5; Appleton Wiske. So Alma B
lo3; Zinnia. So
SECOND RACE-For 3-year -olds and up; mile
King Agrippa. lG: Albert A. us; p c. King
lT; Phantom Maid. loe: Frog Town. lOs; Csddie
ll5: Somewhere in France. Ill; Dahinda. 1OS
Searchlieht 3rd lo3; Day Due. 10s
THIRD RACE-For syear-olds. six hIrlonss
Lord Brighton. IL; Jorice. lo7 Crystal Ford
ls; Tcklsh. los; Msrchesa. 81; War Spirit. 100
Mad Halter. ITO; You Need, liz; Blair Govrie
100; Mahouy. 100: Duchess Lace. s.
FOURTH RACE-Fr 2year-olds: six furionss
Romany. no; Hackamore. 1lo; Lovely, llo; Amer
lean Boy. lo4; shoal. u.s.
FIFTH RACE-For 3year-olds and up: mile
and one-fourth: Ticket. lls; Dsddy's Choice
lOi.
SIXTH RAcE-For 2-year olds; six fur,ongs
The Wagner. lis; lie Gioriux ue: INDIAN. lis;
Dream Of the Valley. Ia
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
DEMPSEY'S TRAINER
TO ASSIST TED LEWIS

New York. July 10. - TED C"Kid'O
Lewis. the former welter-weight
champion. who meets Jack Britton.
the present title holder. at the Ar
mory A. A.. of Jersey City. on July
>. will leave for Long Branch to-
morrow to finishs his training. Lewis
will put himself in the care of Jimmy
DeF'orest. the famous trainer. who
''prepped' Jack Dempsey for his bat
tie with Jess Willard. DeForest will
also be in Lewis corner the night
of the fight.
Britton and Lewis each posted 81 60
yesterday. 1t seems they met on
! Broa dway Thursday and after a
verbal battle Lewis offered to wager
the amount he would win the COM
ing fight. Britton took him up.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20

COMIC CANOE RACES
ON POTOMAC TODAY

Canoe enthusiasts will have n
chance to indulge in a frolicsome
pastime this afternoon when the
campers along the Upper Potomac
hold their annual regatta. staining at
2 o'clock. The program as arranged
by the colonial camp committee Is in
the nature of a comic carnival and fun
for the participants in the regatta
rather than actual racing howers.
A number of, novelties have been
arranged along the line OF freak ways
Of padding a canoe. and a banner
crowd will no doubt be on hand this
afternoon, weather permitting. at the
colonial camp. which will be the
starting and finishing point of each
event.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
GOULD AND JOHNSON
WIN TENNIS MATCHES

Chicago. July le.-Miss Corinne
Gould, OF ST. Louis. late today won
the women's title i'm the contest for
the national clay court singles by
defeating Miss c. B. Neely. present
holder OF the honor. Miss Gould's
score was ca and g.
William Johnston, Of San Francisco.
defeated w. T. Tilden. OF Philadel-
phia. two out OF three sets. in the
race for the mems title. The scores
for Johnston were 60 and 81. Til
denis was g.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
REX CLUB TO BATTLE
ORIOLE NINE TODAY

The Eastern Athletic Association of
Baltimore will be the opponents of
the Rex 4. (. this afternoon an the
double bill at Union League Park. The
first game will be called at p. IN.
and the nightcap VIII follow imme-
diately after the finish of the first
fray.
Manager Wright will have has best
team in the field for these games as
he desires TO keep his club winning
The Eastern team has not been going
very well OF late. but the addition OF
some new material will plug up the
weak spots on the nine and II expects
to give the Rex real battle in this
twin affair
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
PATSY JOHNSON BANNED
Set Down Indefinitely for Failing to
Appear in Bout Here.

Baltimore. July 19.-Deputy Mar
shal House announced yesterday
that Patsy Johnson. of New Jersey,
and his manager had been barred
from appearing in the prize ring
in this city for an indefinite period.
Johnson was to have appeared in a
boxing show for the American Ath-
letic Association recently. He sent
word that he had cut lip. but later
II was learned that he fought few
nights later. and the local boxing
people had the action taken against
Johnson and his manager,
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
EMPIRE CLUB WILL
BATTLE CLARENDON

The Empire Club will hold a meet
ing Friday night at $50 o'clock and
all members aud former members are
requested to be present The bail
team will play its first game in owo
years when it meets the Clarendon
team at Clarendon. Va. next Sunday.
The club has a few open dates
and would like to hear from all first
class teams in this vicinity Address
Frank r. Hilse. president of the EN-
pire Club, 311 F street northeast.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Aloyaus After Rex.

The Aloysius baseball team woul
like to arrange a game with the Re
A. {. nine. Manager Duffy has the
TO meet Manager Wright and sci
date for a game or series of game
but thus far have not come TO an
satisfactory terms. Manager Dun
now issues a challenge TO the Ke1 A
c. and will play them any time .
place Address q Eye street north
west
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
TOMMY MILTON IS
AUTO RACE WINNER

Pittsburgh. July 19.-Tommy Mil
ton. driving a Del senberg. won the
Independence Derby. Cniontown's
speedway classic. here today. The
distance of 112 miles was run in five
heats of % Il miles. Milton, in win
ming the final heat, negotiated the
distance in l3 minutes. 22S5 seconds
and established a new track record
of 100 miles an hour. The open pro-
fessional motorcycle race of 40 miles
was won by Gene Walker, riding an
Indian.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
CRAVATH DENIES RIXEY
WILL GO TO THE GIANTS

Philadelphia. July 19.-The report
that Pitcher Eppa RiXey was to be
traded to the New York Giants was
denied today by Gavvy Cravath. the
new manager of the Phillies.
NO truth in it," said Cravath.
"Rixey is the best pitcher I have ana
is improving every day. He will
win many games for the Phillies,
and that is the important thing now.
Eppa will not be sold or traded to
New York or any other ball club.
He will stay right here"
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
STORM RACES OVER
MOORE-WILDE BOUT

London. July 19.-Refcree Eugene
Corri's decision on the Wilde Moore
fight. which declared the English
boy winner in twenty rounds over
the American. has aroused a storm
of comment in sporting circles.
Writing in the Express today. Ste
phen Black, former amateur cham
pion of South Africa. said:
Moore was unbeaten i'm my opin-
ion. The decision was astonishing
in view of the manner in which
Moore punished the Welsh wizard. -
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
JIMMY WILDE MAY
RUN FOR PARLIAMENT

London. July 1s.-The Mancheste
Guardians London corresponden n
learns that jimmy Wilde, tn.
pugilist. ALREADY the lion OF IN.
lobbies." will probably accept
parliamentary seat from a Wells
constituency. where be ranks az
national hero not far below Lloy'
George himself
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
JAP AGAIN LANDS
BIG TENNIS TITLE

Utica. n. Y, July 19.-Ichiya Ku-
magae. Jap tennis star. tonight was
New York State singles champion
following his defeat here this after
noon of Charles S. Garland. jr., Pitts
burgh. 6-3, 6-l, 6-1. It was the third
straight New York victory for Ku-
magac, and he thus came into per-
manent possession OF the Mclaughlin
bowl.
In the doubles Clarence j. Griffin
California, and Garland defeated
Frank and Fred Anderson. Brooklyn
60, IS, 6-3.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
BRENTWOOD TO PLAY
DOUBLE BILL TODAY

Weather permitting the Brentwood
baseball club will play a double
header this afternoon. the first contest
vii find the nine battling the Winston
\. c. at . y. m. and the night cap
Will start at p. m.
Brentwood will tackle the Clarendon
\. c. for the third time Sunday. July
q, on the Brentwood grounds, and a
hot fray is expected, as the home folks
are out to win this contest. The club
men have defeated Hyattsville. Ber-
wyn. Federals and Maryland A c.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Caddock Starts Training.

Excelsior Springs. Mo. july N-
Heavyweight wrestling chsmpio
Earl Caddock has arrived here Q
start a months training to re-onte
the ring 20 defend his title agsins
all corners. After a month here p
will hike to Wyoming for more strenu
Gus training
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
REX CLUB PROVES
BEST on MUD FIELD

Owings. Md. July 19.-The Rex
A. c.. premier nine of Washington,
d. c., downed the local nine here
today. to 2. The contest was
played in a sea of mud. but in spite
of this handicap it was well played
and interesting throughout. AL
baugh's pitching and H. Fitzgerald's
hitting were features. The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Chattanooga, 0; Atlanta, 3
Nashville. 3: Birmingham, 4.
New Orleans, e.; Memphis. II.
Mobile, Q; little Rock, 4.
Second game: Mobile, 3; Little Rock
Charlotte, 10; Greenville. 6.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Braves Defeat Pirates.

Boston, July 19.-Powell's long sac
rifice fly in the third, of which South
worth made a great one-hand catch.
and his home run in the eighth scored
both of Boston's runs today against
Pittsburgh. the final score being to
/. Rudolph outpitched Cooper. The
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Kansas City, o: Columbus, 1.
Kansas City, o: Columbus, s.
Minneapolis, Z: Toledo. 5.
Minneapolis. l; Toledo. 2.
St. Paul. 4; Indianapolis, 1.
Milwaukee, 4; Louisville, 3.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Phillies Land Twin Bill.

Philadelphia July 19.-The Phillies
won both ends of double-header with
the st. Louis Cardinals today, 1 to s
and 8 to l. The second game was call
ed at the end of the sixth inning when
a storm descended. The scores:
FIRST CANE
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Dodgers Jolt Reds.

Brooklyn, July 1e.-Reuther's
string of victories was broken by
the Dodgers here this afternoon
when they scored two runs in the
twelfth inning. for a 2-to-1 victory
after Cincinnati had scored one in
the same inning. The score:
Ciucy n A
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
. Green Take Notice.

There Is a letter in care of the
Sporting Editor of this paper fol
Jimmy Green, the well-known Wal
Risk Club outfielder, who recently re.
turned from overseas.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Major League Statistics
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results- +.

Chicago, 6; Washington. 5.
Cleveland. Z; Boston. 4.
Dertoit, 6; Athletics. 3.
New York. o; st. Louis. s.
Where They Play To-day.
Washington at st. Louis; 2 games
Athletics at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Race Horse to Go Abroad.

Cincinnati. Ohio. July 19.-The noted
race horse. Binton, by Binjolla, has
been sold to a syndicate of Italian
racing men and will be exported.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
James Takes Golf Title.

Pittsburgh. July ls.-R L james. n
the Allegheny County Club. Is M
Western Pennsylvania amateur soI
champion. having defeated his team
mate. J. B. Rose. Of the Princeton 90
team.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20

RunS-Terry, Powell. Rudolph. TwO-base hits
Terry, Schmidt. Three-base hit-Powell. Home
run-POwell Sacrifice hits Schmidt Terry.
Sacrifice fy-POwel Double pays-PoweiI to
Gowdy; MaranviIle to HerzOg to Holke; South
worth to Mollwitz; Schmidt to Cutshaw. Base
on balls-Of Rudolph. ,: of Cooper ). Struck
out-By Rudolph. }; by Cooper. . Umpires-
O'Day and Quigley
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Jersey City. 4: Rochester. 8.
Jersey City, 4: Rochester, S.
Newark. 6; Binghamton. 3.
Newark. 4; Binghamton. ..
Reading, 8; Toronto. 4.
Reading, /: Toronto. 3.
Baltimore. 3: Buffalo, 1.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
fcsterduy's Results

Phillies. 6; st. Louis. l.
Phillies, 4; st. Louis. 3.
New York. 3: Chicago. 2.
Brooklyn. 2: Cincinnati. 1.
Boston, .: Pittsburgh, /.
Whcrr They PLAY To-day.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
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Twobase hits-Murphy. Menosky. Three-base
ht-Rice. Double plays-Judge. Shanks TO
Judge Shanks, Januin to Judge. Stolen bases
Menosky Weaver. Jackson Base on baIls-OR
Sullivan, 2 Wild piteh-Johnson n Umpires
Connolly and Owens
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lotAs... u = II u Totals % q - l
Rated for Sheudeil in the eighth
tBatted for Woodward in the ninth.
Scors By innings:
St Louis iS-...--........... % OooO a.
PhIadelphia ........... o 0o6 IA
Runs - smith, Messel. Lnderus. whitted.
SIcking. Adams Hog Double play-sicking To
bancroft to Lndsrus Base on baIls-on Hog
q on DOak, 2; on .sherderr. j. Struck out-By
Sherdell . Umpires-Rigler and Nor.n