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The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
BELMONT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Clsiming; for Syesr-olds and
up: 61i furlungs; main course. Frank Waters,
ll2: Huhokus. III; 'Wsrbeck. l04; Nan kncshr,
ICE; Our Nephew. lis; Ederken. ll2; Step ASIDE,
liz; 'Dr Rae. 100; Appleton Wiske, III; Or
derly T1s; Gleipner. u5
SDCOND RAOE-Steeplechase for maiden
3-year-olds and up; about 2 miles. lnsh Girl
Is9; Gull Flight. li5; Goblin. AS.
THIRD RACE-Selling; for 2yesr oids; 81
furIongs straight. Fsison dor 10; Bright Gold,
ll2; Bin Bang llo Red Domino. lo5; Caubeen,
lO2; Aerial 10; 'Lsrghetto. S.
FOURTH RACE-The jerome Handicap; for
S-year-oIds; one mile Passing Shower. lG
Athlone. 90; Purchase. 1sS; Lord Brighton. rs
Over There. lis; Teuey, IS; Thunderclsp, III.
FIFTH RACE-ConditiOns; for 2year-olds;
furlongs straight. Orleans Girl, ll2; Star Court,
lOe; Shenandoah. lis; Northwsrd, loe; 'Tnelma
ll2: Masked Dancer. liz; lie Gloneu1, ll5
Royal Duck. lis; End Man, lis
SIXTH RACE-For 2-year-old maiden fllies
furlongs straight Swirl. ia; Polysands, ia
May Alley II4; LOHhelin. 14; VALLEY Park
Maid, IA; Indiscetin. ia; Game Chick, ia
Lady Archie, ia.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
PRESIDENT WILSON
TO ATTEND SHOOT

As a. climax to the greatest series
of rifle matches ever held under
government auspices in this coun-
try, President Wilson, Secretary of
War Baker and Chief of Staff March
are expected at the Navy Rifle
Range at Caldwell this week to wit
ness the final contests. the national
individual, national pistol and ma
tional team matches. the premier
events of the tournament which be-
gan August 4 and close August 80.
Teams of twelve men each Will
strive to win three handsome
trophies in the national team match,
to be fired Thursday. August 28.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
LOCAL CANOE
CLUB ON TOP
Washington Paddlers Make
Clean Sweep in Title
Events on Potomac.

Washington Canoe Club paddlers
made clean sweep OF the Potomac
River yesterday when they easily
captured the title events of the Amer
lean Canoe Association in the, big re-
gatta held under their auspices. The
Washington clubsmen Tailed So points
whlle their nearest competitors was
the Pittsburgh A. A. and the Red
Dragon c. c. with five each.
Karl Knight was the individual star
OF the meet while Bauman and Burch
also performed noteworthy. The sum-
mary follows:
one-man single blades by Bsuman.
Washington c. C; second. Davis. Washington
L: c; third, Rutherford. Washington c. C.
Tandem, single blade-Won by X. Knight and
Wagner. Washington c. G.; second Burch and
Rutherford, Washington c. c.; third Balfour
and Lemular. samoset c. c., Boston.
One-man double blade-won by Cresdale Red
Washington C. C.; second Bauman, Washing
ton Z. C.; third. Hill. Swatsika C. c.
linden, double blade-Won BY X knight and
Wagner, Washington c. G.; second Rutherford
and Burch Washington c. C.; third Hill and
Harrington, Swatsika C. C.
One-man double hlsed-won bv CroaiaIe Red
Dragon Club, Philadelphia: second, X knight
Washington c. C.; third, Rutherford, Washing
ton C. C.
oSilot CluD iph, single Diaue-WOn by W wash
lngton c. c. (H. knight. K Knight Burch and
Wagner; second. Kanunda C. C.. Syracuse, n
Y. (Rnolhack. Geiger. Roscoe and Stnger)
third, PhiladelplSa c. c. (Krber, Hunter Al
tender and Syenson)
Tsil-end race-wcn by Gilkerson, Pittsburgh
c. G; second, Wagner. Washington C. c.;
third. Geiger, Kanunda G. C.
Mixed tandem. double blade Won by Miss z
E. Smith and K knight, Washington C. C. :
second, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Burch Washington
G. C; third. Miss L. Smith and Neate, Wash
ington C. C.
Senior club fours. double blade-won by Wash
ingtOn c. c. IN. Knight X Knight, Burrh and
Wagner; second, Philadelphia c. c. tKerb.r,
McCauley, Alleback and Hunter third Algon-
quin tM. Gregory, G. Gregory, Vosel and sut-
toni
Overheard and upset. oneman. single blade
Won by Wagner. Washington C. C; second.
Baumsn. Washington G C.. third, Rutherford.
Washington c. C.
Club fours-WOn by Washington c. O. Smith.
Marsch. Green and Davis second, Washington
c. c. tNolte. Yates. Mains and Young third
Red Dragon c. C. Philadelphia CWorthingtun,
Crssdsle Hume and Gold.
One-msn. double blade-Won by Gregory. Al
gUnquin C. C: second, Svenson,' Philadelphia
c. C; third, Crssdale, Red Dragon c. O Phila-
delphia
Onemnn. single blade-Davis. Washington c.
C.; second. Critchlow. Pittsburgh A A.; third,
CebDnier. Washington c c.
Tandem double blade-won by Neate and
Allsrdt Washington C. C: second, Smith and
Rsrsch Washington C. O. third. WOrthington
and Hume, Dragon c. C. Philadelphia.
Tandem single b,ade-Stingr and GeseT,
Hanunda c. C.. Syracuse; second. Walton and
Snyer. Washington c. C; third. Roscoe and
knOlhACh, kanunda c. c.
Point score regatts-Washingtun Canoe
Club 60; Pittsburgh A. A. 5; Red Dragon C..
C. S; Kanunda O. c.. 4; Philadelphia @ c.. 4;
Samoset c. c, /; Swastika, /; Algonquin
c. c., l.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
MILTON is INJURED
In BIG AUTO RACE

1-nIontown. Pa. Sept l.-Tomms
Milton. driving DuesenbUrE ms o
chine in the emile automobile clg--
sic on the speedway here this afsei -
noon. had p close call with death
he was leading the field by thre" l"U
with only eleven laps TO 20 10 ViciorA
when his car caught fire. forcing hiT'
TO dive headlonE from the machin"
to save his life.
He was badly burned anil .uzt"inT
several bruisez and cuts about 10
shoulders and legs. while hi w
chanic. ". n. Nessler. wa sli-hur
injured by tho jump.
Joe Bower in Fr'ntenac machine
won the rac, rave NJ an" d'Eamg
in 2.24l9 Roscoe Sa~les. in % I'."SeT
berg. was second IN -:-'.'l. ard Lou.
Chevroler. in Fr0utenac. car.Ire'
third ho0ors IN .-@rTS Ralph Mo
ford. in Frontcnac, finished 'm
fourth place. q 2-2S5a
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Fl. Myer Bouts.

Good boxing and wrestling bouts
were staged last night at the Fort
Myer Post Gym under the auspices OF
the Soldiers Athletic Club. The
championship bout between Moore
and Humphreys was postponed until
later date.
Gus Bailey of Fort Meyer won a
third decision from Charles Thompson
in the fiy-weight class, while Joe
Motley. 13O-pounder, won from Kid
French, 15S pounds in the feature
bout. Rogers of the Eleventh Cav
airy defeated Perkins of the Re
mount, two straight falls in the only
wrestling bout staged, taking the
first in FIVE minutes and the second
in eight minutes.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
MEANY MATCH GOES
TO SERGT. FISHER

Sea Girt, n. J.. Sept. 1.-Sergt. Nor
ris Fisher. United States Marine
Corps, won the Meany match, one
of the features of the annual tour
nament which opened this afternoon
on the Sea Girt rife range. He scored
129 out of a possible 1S0 at 800 yards
James Loughlin, Staunton, Mass, was
second with a score Of 109. Other
scores were: Lieut.. James Coppedge.
A. F. F.. 81; ]. W. Hessian, New
York Athletic Club, ~. and SerGt.
Theodore Crowley. A. f. F. 50.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
AL G0RE4QSES
SECOND ROUND
John Temple Graves, Jr. !
Pulls Only Upset In Dis
trict Tennis Play.

Good progress was made yesterday
in the second days play Of the Dis
trict championship tournament on the
Dumbsrton courts, the fourth round
being reached. No upsets were reg
istered unless the defeat OF Al Gore
at the hands OF John Temple Graves 4
Jr., may be termed as such.
Graves. in addition to beating Gore
in straight sets. won another good
match from Maj. Crunden, a former
Yale star.
In the doubles Crunden and Miller
were generally ''touted" ne "A pal
which would bear watching. but this
couple was badly beaten Uy Cong,
sHd Kaufman. a pair Of old college
players.
ne committee has decided to hold
the entries in the women's singles
and mixed doubles open until tonight
with play in these classes starting
tomorrow. The summary:
MEMS sINGLEs.
secoDd rOund-EdwErds dcfsst-d Nile 60
80, 50: Simpspn defeated ConFeT. 6-I e.
Miller defeated Folev. GO 50. UlEsr Il.
fezted Boegehold. 6-3 -: Gore dsfeat-d
Dowd. 60 6-3; Graves defeated Crrlndsn. 2-g
- ~ hunLafGtpng defeated 1harsnefs -
-; Lewis defeated Selden. g. 6-i. HrrT. O.
defeated Davis 81. 81; BslliugeT daestdd
Rowe. % -: Purington defeated Franklin
81 90; stsllwssen dseatsd Callahan. 80
81; Cisssl defeated Munhy. b. default. Bssls
defeated Newby. 50, -; Witt defeated JolOs
G-l 90
Thiri rUund-simrson defeated Edwrrds. 5-s
81; Miller defeated D-ldIey. 80. f-5. GrsTes
defeated Gore, G-I s-s. LeWis Ee'eHte- k~H~-
TanEtOnF, 60, IS; Bsllingrr dcfezted Hernck,
N-S. IS. StellwsEen defeated P1Irinton, 80
%; Lincoln defeated Witt. 6-S. 81
MEMS DOUBBEs
Fins rouud-MJntc tcDmeTy and CsllShsn d
frsted Edwards and Dugsn B-S 80. Pro ard
Erat0u defested Dr~d and Frizzel. 60 81:
Miller GO. -: HUwensren and DU,d dgfeztg
Fowler and BElinFJr. b. default stellu sgrn
and Ralhnger defrstsd Clements and Bel lusau.
60 IS. H,rriCl and Prrriufun drf, 80 -U1'. @
and NewEirk. 80 60, SimpS1n and Gore de-
feIted Lins1ln and LsW-s O.. So, ,--. 1al-..
van and Sm0ut defeated Burns and MuI .l2. ~
default, Rome and Davis defCSted Frautlin and
Kumpaug-0nE. -. -. Clauhes and FOleT
defeated Eszlp and Platt IS 90
SecDnd rGInd - DUDLEY and HiNun defeated
Mile and Bond. 81. So e; Rove and DAVIS
defeated Chsr.ao. and FUley. @. %. g.
Cissel and Selden defeated Graves and smyths.
Drawing IL the men's consolhticns were made
,s follows:
Preliminary ro1nd-wats7u ~ Le,. MEvhsld
vs OooSe. J nORd Wise, Price ~ BAR.
Grant vs. Ksufmsl, Tuch " Re4s1uer. flouru"'
~ Frzzel. sullivan L Knapp, BOND ~
Sm-the. Hume " Behlmau. Plstt vs. Taylor.
HCwensteiu IS. Bentur- Franklin vs. f"Nl'i.
M0utFumery ys CIrmsuts
FYrss round 'uuieu wluncr watson lsee
match. Jsmes vs. winner MOutgomer2 Clements
match.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
MINIATURE TOURNEY
GOES TO DR.. BROWN

Miniature tournaments were the
holiday golf attractions at the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club and
Bannockburn Golf Club yesterday.
At Bannockburn the three eiChts
were won by DIT. T. J. W. Brown.
Charles f. FELTON, and DR.. J. De
Farges, respectively, while Capt Grif-
fifth. Charles H. DooinE, jr.. William
Henry White and A. Young were the
respective winners in the four eighJs
at the Jewell Station organization.
In addition to the miniature tourna-
ment at the latter club an eighteen
hole handicap match against par was
also held the three low-net prize win
ners being Black l up; Place up
and Turner even.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
DOUGLAS GOES BACK
TO GOTHAM OUTFIT

Chicago. Sept. l. Phil Douglass,
former Cub pitcher. who left the
Giants after an alleged quarrel with
Manager McGraw. went back to his
team after McGraw sent him word
the incident was closed so far as he
was concerned, according to William
Veeck, president of the Cubs. today.
Phil told me Saturday everything
was smoothed over with McGraw,"
said Veeck, land that he had decided
to go back" Douglass left here Sat
urday night for New York.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02

Ran for SEVERED in the ninth.
tBatted for Gallia in the eighth.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
CLARENDON SCORES
IN VIRGINIA SERIES

Clarendon copped the frst game in
the series for championship of North
ern Virginia from Cardinals at Clar-
endon yesterday in a score of to ).
putting over the winning run in the
lucky seventh inning.
Emil Pfeil twirled for Clarendon,
Rats Miller being on the receiving
end. The team showed an entirely
different form from Sundays game
The second game of the series will De
played in Alexandria next Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
JOE LYNCH LANDS
FROM PETE HERMAN

Waterbury, Conn. Sept. l. Joe
Lynch outpointed Pete Hs~m1n. ban
tam-weight champion. in eight round
OF their 1O-roUnd bout here today.
The match was supposed to be for
the championship. but Lynch was n
pound over weight so the mill los'
its titular significance.
BombardinE the champion with q
fusilade OF rights and lefts TO the
jaw and abdomen in the first two
rounds, the New York boy removed
whatever aggressiveness the cham
pion had in him, and placed him on
the defensive for the rest Of the
fight
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Standing OF the Club.
JIMMY WILDE WILL
MAKE A VISIT HERE

New York, Sept Am ~rican fight
fans may soon get a chance 10 see
the wares Of Jimmy Wilde. the fly
weight champion OF England. Ac-
""~ding to reports from London. the
boy who recently got the decision
over Pal Moore is due to arrive in
New York about the middle OF Sep
tember to take all corners. His first
bout is scheduled to be with Jack
Shsrkey at Milwaukee
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
EVERETT SCOTT HAS
MADE NEW RECORD

Boston. Sept. statistics compiled
here show that Everett Scott. short
stop OF the Boston american League
Baseball Club, has achieved a record
by playing in sol consecutive league
games, beginning June %. 1916 He
has been at bat 100 times. made 4lS
hits for a total of 5ll bases and at
tained a batting average of .246 and a
fielding average OF .SS5.
Previous marks for consecutiEe e play
ing were set by Eddie Collins when ne
completed a run OF 40 games. and BY
George Burns OF the New York tNa-
tional League) Club, who played 49,
games.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Giants Trim Braves.

New York, Sept. THE Giants
defeated the Braves today in the
,nly game played by a s-to-2 count.
The morning game was postponed
pecause OF rain. The score by
innings:
R H. E
e. Y. 900 11o1 0x-3 10 o
Rudolph and Gowdy; Nehf and
tnyier
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Rex Land Twin Bill.

Rex Athletic Club made it four
wins out of five games played in
the last three days when the fast
Benders nine of the Baltimore Dry
docks and Shipbuilding Comany
were defeated yesterday in a twin
bill at Union League Park, scores
to ! and to l. The score:
FIRST GAME
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
MRS. MITCHELL IS
WINNER AT GOLF

The women's miniature tournament.
played at the holiday event on the
putting course of the Columbia Coun-
try Club, yesterday. went to Mrs. R.
c. Mitchell, who beat Mrs. S. A
Reeves, 5 up and 8, in the final round.
Mrs Alpheus Winter and Mrs. P. L.
Hodges were the finalists in the con-
solations,, the former winning, up
and !.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Divide Twin Bill

Pittsburgh. Sept. 1.-The Pirates
md the Cardinals divided the dou-
Die bill here today. the visitors
grabbing off the honors in the
morning fray by 5-tO-4 count.
while Pittsburgh won the nightcap.
. to 1. The scores by innings:
R. H. E
st. L.. $4,000 O-5 10 3
Pitts. OO2 1000 o. 0
Schupp. Doak and ClemOns; Mil
er. Hamilton and Schmidt.
Second game:
R H. E.
st. L.. OO1OO o. 2
Pitts. 5000 Ok s 0
Sherdell and CIemons; Cooper and
Lee
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
LEAGUE TO START

A meeting of the Southern Railway
Clerks Duckpin League has been call
ed for tonight in room No. ,, pay
masters office, at p. m.
II is earnestly requested that all
captains attend. Business of import
ance will be transacted. also the cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02

Nick couldn't entertain In his usual
happy way, however, having been
hurt while In New York.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
H;rh S.hnoi Stars at ". Va.

Mo-Eaur0vn. W. Va. Sr-.'.
The basis Of West Virginia in.-
,ersity's sjr.rrth ~ football Mi n
further added IN thus fall as Grove
and FruteI. of Huntington. Ne9I". ~
ParkerSb burg. hamilton. OF Fair
mont. and Sims Of Charleston 8 ..
selected un the mythical Ail-NeN'
Virginia High School football team
in 1915. wll matriCulate here mex
months
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Pulling for Pat.

Boston writers say they were
pulling for Pat Moran to beat the
Giants this year because he is a
New Englander and a native son Of
the Commonwealth of Massachu-
setts. Philly writers are pulling for
Pat because he got a pretty raw
deal in the Quaker City. Western
writers are not offering any reason
why they are for Moran. They are
just anti-Giants on general prin-
clnles
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Mainfort vs.. Smith.

Manager Rowland of the Lyceum
Theater has obtained Bobby Main
fort the wrestling instructor of the
University of Virginia to meet Zeke
Smith of Richpond In a finished
bout on Thursday night. Both grap-
piers are well known here and as
they are battling for a chance at
Joe Turner'S title a great match Is
anticipated.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Sisters Hit Counts.

st. Louis, Mo-. Sept. IA drive into
the right-field seats by George Sisler
pulled the Indians back a fun game
In their pennant chase with the White
Sox. as it gave the Browns an even
break in today's double-header. The
Indians won the first-5 to 3-but Sis
ler's homer in the eleventh inning
put the Browns in 'front.' to Sin
the second. The scores:
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Fovargue an Amateur.

yargue, who up to June, 1917. had a
professional status. has been re-
instated to amateur standing by the
United States Golf Association. Fo-
vargue two years ago won the Pa
cific Northwest title at Waverly,
and shortly after that made his
application to become a simon
pure" For more than Is years Fo-
vargue has played golf as a pro.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
LA GARDE SECOND
IN RIFLE TOURNEY

Adjt. Gen. William Woodbury.
Moore. of the State of South Caro-
lima, yesterday for the third success
sive time won the Adjutants' Gen
eral Cup Match at the Navy Rifle
Range, Caldwell, N. J. He scored
S6 at 200 and 500 yards against rs
by his competitor. Maj. Richard u,
U. S. A., dire ctor of civilian
and adjutant general
of the District of Columbia.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Phils Come TO Life. .

Brooklyn. Sept. 1.-The Phillies
trimmed the Dodgers in a closely
Ilayed game this afternoon by a
tot count The morning contest
rss postponed because OF rain. The
core by innings:
r. II. r.
'hIla.. O1o32 oo1-s II l
sr'lyn. 900 OOo3 % 10 2
Hogg and Adams; Pferfer and
Wheat
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Split Big Attraction.

Chicago, Sept. 1.-The Cubs hand
ID the Reds a jolt today when they
livided the holiday attraction, tax
ng the morning set-too by a 4-to-3
iount and dropping the afternoon
sattle by 4 to ?. The scores by
innings:
R. H. E
-in.... $500 10000 % l
Chi.. 500 0O1 0 x-4 10 1
Eller. Luque and wingo: Martin
md Daily.
Second game:
R H E
:in.... soIOo ooo@ II o
Jhi. 5000 ollo % u o
sallee and Rariden; Vaughn, Car
er and Killirer.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Coulter Best Shooter.

seagiTL, y. J., Sept. l.-Corporal
r. Coulter. q. 5. Marine Corps. won
the Hayes match here today at the
opening OF annual tournament on
the Hayes match here today at the
score OF li9 out of a possible 100
az 900 yards Mai Stuntt Wise,
Massachusetts,. was second, with SO.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Shin to Hayre de Grace.

Saratoga. Sept. 1.-The stable of
Samuel Ross will be shipped to
Havre de Grace on September 80.
Phil Musgrave, who Is under con-
tract to that owner, may ride at
Belmont Park until the opening at
the Hartford County course.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Pershins Invited to Meet.

Jorsey CITY, Y. J., sept, I.-Uen,
John J. PershlnE was invited TO at
tend the Amateur Athletic Union No.
tional Ail-around Track and Field
cha mpionship at rershins Field here
on September %, lr a osble msssas.
sent to-day h. Mayor Frank Hague
and the eisy commissioners.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Change, Boarding. House.

Little Jackie gillespie. the New
York youngster tried out by the
Giants last spring. has changed hts
boa riding house. The Giants let
Jackie out 10 Blnghamton last
April. Now he has been shifted out
60 Sioux city, In the western
Lssgue.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Eastern Cross Country Race.

Harvard and Cornell cross-coun-
try teams will meet In q dual race
over the Crimson course In Belmont
(Cambridse) November l. Tho in
tercoiiesiate race will brins to-
gether all the leading colleges at
New Ycrk November 20.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
SOUTH ATLANTIC
FLAG TO COLUMBIA

Charlotte, N. c., Sept. 1.-Columbia
won the pennant in the South At
lantic League today by winning from
Charlotte-5 to O-in the first game
of a double-header before a record
breaking crowd.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02

First base b. errors-Police, 4; Home Denfense.
5. Left on bases-Polioe 10; Home Defense. Z.
TwO-base hits-Walker. Stewart. Double plays-
Kehl TO Punkeu Kehl to Geibel to Mnyer.
Hit by pdtnher-By Yenstein CODounen. Da-
dshl Wild Tftches-Kelly u. Passed balls
Haser o. UmTires-Mcsbrs Belts and Hughes.
Time Of game-ls0
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Macks Defeat Yanks

Philadelphia, Sept. AFTER a long
"Seing America First" tour, the hy-
ing Athletics returned to their home
hangar yesterday. The Labor Day
holiday program was cut to ore game
because the track was too heavy In
the morning. The MRckmen Went to
the mat in the afternoon with the
Yanks and lost that solitary confiic.
score, 5 TO .. The score:
Phns AbH.O.AE. Ecw York. AhHOAE
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Rochester, o: BinEhamton. I.
Rochester. a. BinEhamton. 4
Buffalo. 8. Toronto. q
nunalo. J, Toronto.
Jersey city. o. Newark. Z
Jersey city q. newark. o
bsadinH, = nai more. 7
ttsadina. 4 ~ tmors. q
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
Baird Now Goes 10 BROOKLYN.

New York. Sept. THE Brooklyn
iationsl LeaSrue club announced to-
ight the purchase OF Third Base
aan Douglas Baird % 81 Louis
he superbas will be the third Ma
ional League club Baird has played
nth this year. Ne started the sea
On with philahslphia
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02
CECAND GANEA

Totals, ~ u 20 u l Totals. 8 10 x p !
"Ratted for Billings In the tenth inning
Ratted for Dsheld in the tenth inning
Cleveland. ........,. % o o O-s
q louis. ........... oOi 10000 /.
Rtns-fharsnsn. O'Neil. Bsans Austin
si-asr tn, smith. harn~i runs Cleveland. Q:
~ Louis. Tsohs-s hlts=O'Nsin, 2: CIs-i.0,l
garsinsr Thru--tase hits-st-assr 9.rh~r
smith Homs -sisler -scinur hits
Jassl-un, rhsan. Austin nsaihle pays-Gs.issr
10 9sFt-s N sislsf Has, On hslk,-oF I..ihsla
~ hasis, J. srisk s.it-ny Leia~,d. o. ~
hsE'I fTtrlins F~rssf n i~la-id-il h,.
ms ih q inainss t-.n an bass. =st.ssissa
NJ tsiii. rmftf~s Isiiisa~saa snd ns.i
suT. nus . haaso saa % minats~
The Washington herald., 1919-09-02

RUns-FevSter, PeCnnnauEh Plpp, Trait -,
Burns and Moves. Earned runs-Athletics.
New York. ;. Left on bsses-Athletics. New
York. S. Two-base hits-IeckinpsUsh and Soycs.
Sacrifice hits-Thomas PeCkinI sugl and Rclle.
Sacrifice fy-Rue, Double plays-Irstt % Peck
inpaugh TO Pipp; BurruS to Dugan 10 BU-rus
to Dug1n BAse on ualls-Of Noyes !. struck
Out-By Noyes. {: by Quinn, ; Wild pitch
Quinn. Uuriros-Connolly and NslGn- Tine
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Two base hitS-Mclnnis SChang, shannon and
MenosLy Home r,m-Ruth. Left on bases
Boston. 4; Nationals ; Stolen bases-ROth and
NIcInnis Base on baIls-By Russell, l; by Shaw,
. Struck out-By Russell. 8: BY Shaw, 4
Time-l hour and 81 minutes Umpire CHIEF
Dineen Umpire on baSes-OwenSs
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sEN0Nn CAN'T

gould. Ferguson, Goeller. First base BY error
Rex A. c., / Left on bsses-ReN A. c.. 3;
Luy Dock Blenders. 7. First base on balls or
Ferguson, S; off Knoeder. 4. Struck out-By
Ferguson a. by Knoeder. 2 Two-base hit
Blair Sacrifice hits-Cafrey C2. Stolen bases
-GoeIer, Schaufele %. Hit by pitcher-By
Ferguson Dittmarl: by Knoeder Howard.
Wild pitches -Knoeder ~. Passed ball
Schaufele Umpire-Mr. Duscombe Time OF
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Yankees Sisn Miller

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Two base hits-Vitt, Scott, Judge and Picnich.
Three base hit-Ruth. Hits-Of Harper, 6 in
innings; of Gill. in 2 innings. First base on
errOrs-NatiOnaLs. Left on bases-BOston, 7;
Nationals L Stolen bases-Ruth. Roth and
Scott. Sacrifice hit-Shannon. Base balls
By Ruth. ); by Harper. }; by Gill Struck out
BY Ruth. 2; by HarTer. Double plays
Witt. Shannon and McTnnis Harper, Harris and
Judge; Elerbe. Harris and Judge. Passed balls
Charity and Schang. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Umpire on bsss-Dineen. Tme-l hour and i2
minutes
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Where They Play Today
Standing of the CIubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.

New York, 3; Boston. A.
Philadelphia, s: Brooklyn, {.
st. Louis. 5; Pittsburgh, 4.
Pittsburgh, 2; st. Louis, l.
Chicago, 4; Cincinnati. 3.
Cincinnati, 4; Chicago, 2.