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The Washington herald., 1919-09-28
LATONIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For +year-ods and up; six
furlongs: May Maulsby. lG7; Rafferty,. 10; Bert
Thurman. 10; Hasty Cora, liz; Thistle Green.
ll2: Manokn lis; Alexander, lis; Kama. lis;
Ned Miley, Bright. lis; John, jr.. Il3 Purdey,
lis; Billie B. llS Eigible-Circulats: lis; Ert-
nina, lN; Dioscoride. lis; Sauer. ll5; Wenoah.
liz; Jack Straw. u.s.
SECOND RACE-For 2year-olds; five and one
half frrlongs: Shoot Away, lOe; Gen. Glenn,
lU : Lieut. Lester. los; Pewaukee, l07; DR.. Hick
man. LIZ; The Leopard. ll2 Mai Bradley. l07; ;
Bubbles, n7; Director James, 1G: Black Watch
End, l0; Harrigans Heir. IL Eligible-Dewit
lG; Tom Logan. lG; spendor lot; simonte. ITO;
Capt Tom, 101<-
THIRD RACE-For 3year-olds; FLIES; six
furlongs: LORNA Moss. los; Manicurist, los;
Dixie Girl, LOG; Miss Manage, los; Lance, lO6;
Wilhgan, los; Adelia W, l06; Lamp Post l05
Jap. 100; Blushing Btauty, 100; Selma. O. los:
Cali Curci. 1oe Eigible-Retta b, los Belle of
Elizabethtown los
FOURTH RACE-For 3year-olds: mile and
one-sixteenth: Audacous, I23; Thunderstorm
los; Over There. i23; Mad Halter, lis; sun Dial
md, 1l5; Blair Gowrie, ss: Thunderclap. II; {;
War Kiss e6.
FIFTH RACE-For 3year-olds and up; mile
and onequarter: Monomoy, Ill; Kilkenny. IOs
Juo. /. Day. ll6; Grundy. III; Gex, 1I6; Favour,
l0o
SIXTH RACE-Fof 3-year- -olds; fire and one
half furlongs: Dunsandel. lis; George, lis;
Sugar Mint, liz: Irish Dream, lis; Seaside, ll2
Heavy Weapon. lis: Arrowhead Inn. lis; Ar
menus. 1ls' Thunderbird. liz; Lady Wood, liz:
Dickie. liz
SEVENTH RACE-For 3yeanolds and up;
mile and onesixeenth: Candlelight, Ios: Bun
cranna. lc6; Faux Col. los; Brownie McDawell,
Ill; Star Of Love. ll3 Night Owl. lis; Rhymer.
ll3; Stevenson. rs; Nobleman, lI3: Arravan, lis;
Aldehar.n, lis; Lottery, ia Eligibie Mandarins
Coat. 1ul; Enhorter, 1o6: Water Willow, 8: King
Fisher. LID: Sfsn Lmah. lo: Chick Bartley. ua
The Washington herald., 1919-09-28
OCTOBER BUSY
MONTH FOR ALL
LOCAL GOLFERS

October will be a busy month for
local golfers as three events have al
ready been announced while a fourth
is now in the making.
The women players will start of the
month in the thirty-six-hole medal
play handicap event for the Evening
Star" cup. This is slated for October
/ and and on the Washington Coun-
try Club course.
E One week later on October and 10.
the District of Columbia championship
tourney will be played at the Chevy
Chase Club, while on the 18th, 18th
and 18th is scheduled what usually is
the local classic of the year-the Co
lumbia Country Clubs annual fan in
vitation tournament.
In addition to these three tourna-
ments. Bannockburn is also planning
TO resume the holding Of its annual
invitation one and announcement that
1t will be held on October 3. "a and .
is expected.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-28
LATONLA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six furionss. Star Baby, lo4
lRobinsonl, $3.50. $40. 40; Lady Fairplay le4
lPodde), 40. $50; Pullux, Ill Qrnsford). 3. 40,
Time. ll2 IS Lady waldeck, Churchill Downs,
B. B. johnson. Sirocco Skeer Face, Blaise,
Joe Stair. Portlight, Milda. Ollie g., also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five and one-half fuIiones,
Mazola. ll5 Warington). 64O. 1850, 7.0;
Diana, lis USke), 40, $40; Friyolity. 1ls
(Glassl. 400. Time, 10 IS. wildhower, Meg,
Herself. Pansy Blossom. Iris. Second Cousin,
Eyes Of Youth. Peggy c.. Golden Dawn, also
ran.
THIRD RACE - One and one-eighth miles.
Counterbalance. lo6 Uunsford), g. 60, 40 $50;
Crystal Day, 100 Uyke), $50, SEQ; Red start,
ITO Panel. 500 Time, :53 Is. Miss Herr
man. La Foudre, Rookery. Lucille p, Athena,
Thanksgiving. e Rey. Shadow Lawn. TokaIon
March, also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and l furlonr.
John o.. los uaobinson), 1880. $50, $40; Pinto
I'd. 126 Murray, $50, 3.e0 Sans Peur ID. los
Mooney)., 80. Time. Isl rs Drastic, Bell
Solar. Piedra, Pastoreau, Aurum, Prospector,
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-six furIougs. Col. TAYLOR. 100
tBoyle). I'D. 1910. T.so: American Ace, liz
Glass. lLso. $50: Major Parks. lo5 Uyke), 500.
Time. LII IS lCourtship. Sewell Combs. Top
Coat, War God High Cost. Basil, King CORN,
JACK Hare, jr., Looking Up. also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs. Lorraine, Ioe
uAnsfordl, I'D. 80. 40; Make Up, 100
tkederisl, SEQ. 450; kinbun. 100 (wSrrington).
5eo.> Time liz 35. Duke of Wellington. Mys-
terious Girl, Fhtz, Pyx. Lady Sweet, Clinton
vile, Our Birthday, Viola Park. wendy. also
ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-one mile and / furlonr.
Walter II. Pearce, lW (CanhesdD, II. 70. sO. I7e:
tByle). SO Time. 50 Is Sol Gilsey. Par
rish. ChiIlum. MeAdoo. Judgs. David, Buddy
Tucker. Aidebsran. wadsEorth's East. Bob
Baker, also nan
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JAMAICA ENTRIES.
FOR MONDAY

FIRST RACE - For 2-year-olds: selling. 81
furiongs Beck and Call, lH; sheIleIagh ID
"; 'Susarmint. lOl; Dunsandel, liz; MASKED
Dancer, l0.
SECOND RACE - For 4year-olds and nm.
claiming: l mile and 70 yards Babette. me.
Dragon Rock. los; Hickorynut. l02; Orderly los
Ringing ID. lis; Nightstick, IL; Bar One
10; Graphic. i0e; Lady Ward lG; Hope. lo2
starter. los; Favour, lo2; Miss Kruter. lO2:
'Lucius. 10; Capt Hodge, los; Edith Baumann
l8; Jack O'Dowd. 100; Galway. los: Paddv
Dear l6; Alvord, 10; Peerless One, los Also
ehSble: Gex. lis; Koh-i-noor, lO2
THIRD RACE-All ages: hardicap: G fur.
longs. Omonda 100: Enflade. liz: Salvestra
IS; Lord Brighton, 1l9; Hollister, l2O; Wood.
trap. 80; Penrose. l0: Arnold los: yalor. I3
Out the Way. l2; The Boy, %; Lady Ger
trlde, los
FOURTH RACE-For 3-year-olds: the Nina
ola Handicap; ZOO added; Lis miles An.
daaous Is; Thunderstorm, l05; Over There.
l9; Mad Halter. lis; Sundial I'd. IS: Blair.
govre, %; Thunderclap. III; War kiss, %
FIFTH RACE-For 3year-olds and IN: SELL
ing; IL miles. 'Monmoy, Ill, sKilkenny los
John L. Day. lls; Grundy. II; Ger, lls;
Favour. 1g.
SIXTH RACE-For 2year-old maidens: pk
triongs IndisGetion, liz; Dunandel. IFS:
Georgie. lis; Sugarmint. LIZ; Irish Dream, us
Seaside liz; Heavy Weapon, ll5; Arrowhead
Inn, rs; Armenus. 1l5; Thunderbird, liz; Lady
Wood. IL; Dickie 1l2
s'ApTrentice allowance claimed
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HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.
FOR MONDAY.

FIRST RACE-SelEng; 2year- -olds: 8 tnrlong.
Grove A. ia: Dr. Hall. lOs: xGoldine, 100; Sea
Queen loS; Who Cdres. I03; aAiark West IOl ;
BuckhOrn II, lT: sRunnyyen, lOl; 1Encrinite,
u. aAustin entry.
SECOND RACE-AIaider 3-year-clds. q fur
longs War Plume III; Lloyd George, ia;
Farmtnedale. ia; Reynolds. ia: Blue Devil, Ia
Marc Connen. Ill: Echo r, ia; Little I'd, ia:
Sim Feiner, III; Beaucaire. Ili; Chimera, ia:
Mnsket: III; War Club. Ia; Pride Of India ia
triumphant, ia: la Razzie, Ill. Also eligible
ard. ia wa
THIRD RACE-Claiming: 3year-ods and M:
1urionss-Tfanhy. ll2 Juanita Ill. liz; Jut-
lana. ll2: Fountain. D5; Holiday, lG7: 1Leoti
Fay. 100; King Tuscan, liz: Fnoa. ll2. Ruth
stricSlsnd. Ics: Pinard. lOe; xEncore. lG: UItu
Gold. liz: Chiffon Chief. III; Ina Kay, 100: Mai.
ioino. Jos; HDancing Carnival 10I Also eligible
DxbeiInnSer: X c 0; xzouaTe. lO7; Amant,- Ill
Dr. Campbell, H.
year-olds one mile-Hasten On. los; aPaul
Jones loi; Azlrrita. loe; Rubidium. @; aIreland.
lG. aParr entry.
FIFTH RACE-Caimins; 3year-olds and mn.
mile and 70 yards BoSart., Il3; zouave, ITO;
Point to Point IlO; Katie Canal t07. YRarI,I
lo5; Kingling H.. lis; Garbage, no: win Do
no; xHandfun, lo5: IE7ectedd H., 90: Assign,
li1: Tie Pin. 10; Mannchen. 10; 1Diadi, los
IKimpalong 60 ~
SIXTH RACE-Claiming for file, and
.' y!edr-Olns and up; mile and q sixteenth.
Annie bgar ia; lnquieta, lO6; Sophia Gate
wood los; xBathilde. 100; xJoan of Arc. 100
xBetsy. %; Widow Bedotte. Ill; Lazy Ion. los
Lindsey. Nb; xLady ITan. IOl -xPadua, 100: Gaia
Dress l6; Wood Violet. lO6; xZinna, Iop
1rootsie, l0l; xSuOw Queen. 6. Also eligible
Katie CaDal. ll0
SEVENTH RACB-Selling; 3year-olds and
mp; u miles. Thrift, ll6; Cabailo. log: xBc-
lario. 1o6; Lord Herbert, III: xPn,nes IOS
xScotch Verdict. S; Frank Monroe, III; xGen-
xApprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1919-09-28
NORFOLK TEAM
EASYPICKING
Georgetown Eleven Have
No Trouble in Turning
Back Virginia.

Georgetown University football
team exhibited q steam roller yes
terday afternoon. when they walk
cd over the Norfolk Navy Yard
eleven by the score OF IS 60 g. The
Hilltoppers did not show any won
derful football but their work gives
promise Of one OF the best teams
in the history Of the Blue s~d Gray
eleven
The Navy Yard team proved to be
no opposition after the first period.
as Georgetown suNtitutes were run
onto the field so rapidly that even
the officials had a hard time keep
ing tab OF who was who. The Hill
toppers were forced to punt on one
occasion and Jimmy Sullivan al
quarterback made good with a boot
of forty-hve yards. The visitors
gave the Blue and Gray a battle
during the first few minutes but
Capt. "wamba" McQuade finally
got loose and romped forty yards
to the final chalk mark.
BY a series OF. forward passes and
the lucky breaks n the fumbles OF
the game. the Norfolk tribe man.
aged to squeeze through their
touchdown. as forward heaves 20
King. Brownley and Johnson from
the hands If Nall placed the pail
on the one-yard line in the hrst
period from which position Coffey
plunged over for the visitors touch
down. Coach Exendine used up
most OF his material in this battle
but the Virginians tired quickly
after the first twelve minutes and
Georgetown had things all their
The Washington herald., 1919-09-28
HAS EASY R0P In RAL-NATIONALS TAKE
GRlFFMEN LAND
DOUBLE HEADER
FROM REDSOX


Cark Griffith's down-trodden Ma
tionals came into their own yester-
day at the Florida Avenue Stadium
when they captured both ends of the
double-header from the. champions,
Boston Red Sox, the opener by Z to s.
while the night-cap was annexed
4 to 1. -...
Babe Ruth, the champion long-dis-
tance hitter of the American League.
collected his twentyrninth circuit clout
in the first game. Joe Leonard, not
to be out-done by the Hub fence
buster. shot one of RusselPs shoots
over the right field gardenSwall In the
eighth inning of the second game for
the circuit.
Allen Russell assayed to play the
part Of an, iron man but was nor
equal to the effort Of tanning the Ma
tionas in either game, as he retired
under fire in. the first contest when
the Griffs found his slants to their
liking. Waite Hoyt, formerly of the
Baltimore Dry Docks. was called to
the hill to stop the bombardment.
Tim Jordan and Harry Courtney,
who did the huring for the Nationals,
looked pretty fair for young pitchers.
but Jordan had to give way to Erick-
son in the firsty contest when the
Hubites became too familiar with his
delivery.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-28
WIDENER STRING
: NOW AT Laurel
Philadelphia Turfman Has
Entered Classy Jumpers
In Big Chases.

Laurel. Nd. Sept N.-First of the
powerful stables Of cross-country
horses to reach Laurel Park is that
Of Joseph Z. Widener, of Philadel-
phia- Widener's horses arrived yes
terday from New York and they are
schooling already over the improved
course of the Maryland State Fair
for engagements, not only here, but
at Pimlico. Widener will have first
rate representatives in the 5000
Chevy Chase Steeplechase. a cross
country gallop of two miles and a
half that will be decided on October
Is. and for the $4,000 Manly Memo
rial, the Maryland Jocey Clubs and
the country's richest and greatest
steeplechase special, which will be
decided at Pimlico some time tn
the first fortnight OF November, in
Duettste, Doublet, Skibbereen and
Stonewood. Skibbereen and Stonewood
finished one. two IN the Brook Cup
Steeplechase at Belmont Park on Sep
tember IS. Stonewood. unassisted,
won the Bushwick at Aqueduct the
other day.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-28
GRADUATE COACHES
AT NAVAL ACADEMY
TO TUTOR ELEVENS

Annapolis. Md. Sept. 27.-Biu In
gram. captain and halfback, and
Tommy Scaffe. tackle. of last years
team, who will help with the coach
eng of the Naval Academy squad.
arrived this afternoon and reported
to Coach Dobie.
Whelchel, alse a back last season.
is expected in a few days. All are
valuable men and 1ngram's return
is received with special delight, as
he is highly popular with the Mid
shipmen.
Dobie has directed that all prac-
Iice this year is to be secret, and
has put the rule in effect at once.
There was a stiff scrimmage this
afternoon in preparation for the
opening game next Saturday
against North Carolina State.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-28
HARVARR SWAMPS
ELEVEN FROM BATES

Cambridge, Mass, Sept. 27.-
Opening the football season at the
Stadium today. Harvard defeated
Bates College by a score Of SO to O..
Nearly 10000 persons watched the
contest. Ralph Horween. Crimson
fullback, scored the first touchdown
in the opening quarter by making
a sensational run around Bates
end. and then kicked goal.
In the second quarter f. Casey,
Harvard left halfback, crashed
through Bates defense and with
half the Maine team at his heels,
made " 65-yard dash for a touch
down.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-28
BOB SHAwKEY EQUALS
WADDELL'S RECORD
Z OF Is STRIKEOUTS

Philadelphia. Sept 27.-It was the
last day but one OF the brush for
the Athletics today and they soon
leave 1913 baseball exclusively in
the hands of the white Sox and
Red hole proofs. The Yanks were
here for the final double game OF
the year and made the event sink
in by taking both games. Scores.
to / and 9 to ..
In winning the nightcap. Bob
Shawkey equaIled Rube waddelrs
American League record by bfotting
out fifteen Mack men on strikes.
His pitching was so mighty that the
AS never had more chance than a
dollar bill in a shoe store. The
score:
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NATIONALS TO PLAY
FINAL GAME TODAY

The Nationals will battle the cham
pion Red Sox in the final battle in
the 1919 campaign of the American
League this afternoon.
Another young pitcher of the Ma
tlonals will be given a chance to
show what he can do under fire when
the Old Fox trots out Albert Schacht
TO do the honors against the Sox.
Uncle Mic Altrock will be held in
reserve for this encounter and should
any of the young fingers faulter
Nick >will be rushed into the fray.
The game will start at $50 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-28
GAMES AT LYCEuM.
Rodier Scoreboard to Show the
Worlds Series Contests

The fans will have an opportunity
to see all the games in the world
series. while seated in a comforta-
Bile theater chair at the Lyceum
Theater. Every play will be shown
instantly. while the fans will be
able to smoke and enjoy themselves
The regular burlesque show will pre-
cede the game.
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Football Results.

Georgetown. s.; Norfolk. G.
Harvard. So; Bates, a.
Penn. 10: Buckneii. O.
Army. "a; Middlebury. o.
Brown. "a; Rhode Island State. O.
West Virginia, 81; Marietta. o.
Virginia. Il; Randolph-Macon. q
Pennsylvania, 1s: Bucknell. Al
Yale Varsity, 2; Yale Reserves. o.
Yale Scrubs, 9: Yale SecondA O.
Rutgers, "a: Ursinus. O.
Boston College. p; U. 8. Q. Utah, o.
Amherst. s: Bowdoin. o.
Dartmouth, 70; Springfield. O.
Georgia Tech. "a; FurIman, o.
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VIRGINIA Is PUSHED
BY RANDOLPH-MACON

Charlottesville, Va. Sept. 81
Virginia scored two touchdowns
against Randolph Macon here to-
day. Virginia's play was marked
by frequent fumbliDg.
The Methodists played a strong
game. often forcing Virginia to sur
render the ball on downs. Liscomb
starred.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-28
WILDCATS WILL PLAY
WAR RISK CLUBF

Tom Crooks and his
baseball team Of the NJ
will stage a double-headr
War Risk club. chamr
intercity series, this
Union League Park. I.- r~s,
will start at . o'cloC
The Washington herald., 1919-09-28
GEORGIA TECH HAS
STEAM ROLLING TEAM

Atlanta Ga. Sept 2I-Seorgia
Tech swamped Furman at Grant
Fseld here this afternoon. in the
curtain raiser Of the 1919 football
season. The score was "a to O.
There was a lot of fumblinC. but
the Golden Tornado was too speedy
for the South Carolinians.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-28
Naval Team to Work.

Coach Turner's Naval Gun Factory
eleven will hold a scrimmage practice
this morning on the Navy Yard Recre-
alton League Grounds at the south
end of the Anacostia Bridge at 1870 a.
m. All Candidates are requested 70
report as an important battle may be
booked for next Saturday or Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-28
NAVAL GUN JUNIORS
PLAY BEAVERS TODAY

The Naval Gun Factory Juniors
Ill play the Beaver A. C. today
m the Navy Yard Recreation field
At 80 p. m. The following play
RS are requested to report: Bow
mann. Johnson, Fraser. Cox, Hut
,hisOn, woodfield, Is. Blaine. H.
ioIway. America, Smithson. Keith,
Mccarthy. Boph, W. Beall. Freidric.
~. Kyle. Flester. Happy Serrins and
putch -Pylsis
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Surnary: RIns-Malone. Griffith 3. KOnetchy.
Hickman. Schmandt, Chistnbery 2. Pick ..
Carroll. Boeckel }. Ford. G0wdy B. McQuillan.
DerGaree. Two-base hits-Schmandt, Konetchy.
Threebose hit-Hickman- Home run-GTifith.
Stolen bases-Cauol 2 PICK. Kruger. Bases
N balls-OR Mamaux Hit by pitcher BY
NLEmaux (Fordl, ClcQuiIlanl. Struck out-By
MananI 1, By McQuillan 2. by Demaree l. Wild
Fdtch-Mk Tnaux. Umpies-ByrUn and Rigler.
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Kuns-Nlck. PeCk. Baker z, Flnf, Pratt IEI.
Lewis, FeWster. Dykes. High. TWo-hsse hit
Griffin. Three-bAse hi;-Fewster. Sacrifice hy-
Wick Double play-PrAtt to Fecx- Stolen bases
-Kopp. High e.. Bases on balls-Of Martin.
3: Eckert. J.; Shawkey. S. Struck out-By Mar
tin. /: Eckert. ;; ShSEkey. Is. Cnpires-chm
and Connolly
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nosky. wiIhoit- Earned Washington 2.
Boston 1. Left on bases-WaShington 4, Bos-
ton 5. First base on baIls-Of Courtney 5. OF
Russell :. Struck Out-By Courtney = by Rus
sell , Home r1n-Le0nard Two-base hft-Roth.
Sacrifice hits-Yitt. McInnis, Ellerbe, Agnew
Stolen bases-wilhoit. Schang. Mepnsky. Double
p9ys-Rice to Agnew, Leonard to Agnew to
Judge Passcd balls-Schana. Agnew. Umpires
-MOriarity and Dineen, Time Of game-l80.
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Summary: Runs-Nichoiscn. Carey, South
worth, Schultz, Smith. StOck, .H1nsby . Two
base hits-Cooper, Goodwin, Terry. Barbare.
Schmidt Three-base hits-Southworth. HONS
BY. Home run-Hornshe. Double plays-Bsr,
bare. Cutshaw to Grimm; Barbare TO Grimm
Mollwitz to LAyan. Stolen bases-Cutshsw,
Carey. Stock. Struck out-By Goodwin ). he
Cooper l. Bases on baIls-Of Cooper l. I'm
pires-Quigley and ODay.
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Runs-McMullin. Jackson, Felsch. Gandil. Ris-
berg, Bush, Young. Cobb. Veach t2l, Heilmann
~. Two-base hits-Bush ~. Cobb. Three-base
hits -Gandil. McMullin. Veach. Home runs
Felsch. Risbre- Sacrifice hits-Young. FEsg-
stead. Stolen bases-Bush Passed baH-Schalk
Double plays-Jones to Heimann; ]. Collins 40
Mcclellan. Bases on balls-Of Mayer, 2 Struck
Out-By Mayer, 2; by Noyes. T. Left on bases
| Chicago. S; Detroit, Z Time. ] 35. Umpires-
HEdebrand and Evans
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Nehf Wins Another.

New York. Sept. %. - Arthur
Nehf. the $4,000 beauty. ran his
string of straight victories up 20
nine here this afternoon by blank
ing the Phillies. to 0. The score:
Phillies. Ab.H.0A.E Giants. Ab,H.OA.E.
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Totals. $ 10 2 Is D Totals: 5S 2 Is
'Bstted for Galloway in sixth.
tBatted for Turner in ninth
:Batted for EToldt in ninth.
Slated for Walker in ninth.
] Yankees ................. l o o o - %
Athletes ................ o o 0 0 0 o o 0-l
Runs -Strunk PeckinpaBsh. Baker ~. Pratt
Earned runs-Athletics. j; Yankees. 4. Left On
bases-Athletics, =; Yankees. g. Two-base hit
Baker Home run-Pratt. Sacrifice hit-Pipp.
Double psys-Pipp to Pratt: Turner TO Dykes
to Griffin; Peckinpaugh TO Pratt to Pipp; Baker
tunassistedl. Stolen bas-s-Pipp, Pratt. Witt
Base On bslls-of Kinney, 2; Of Quina- =
Struck out-By Kinney, 6; by Quinn. 6 Hit
by pitcher-By Kinney FeEsterl. Umptrcs-
Chill and Connolly Tme-la5.
SEcOND GAME 4
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summary: Runs-Hcllocher, Herzog, Barrier.
Lear. Rath. Daubcrt .. Groh. Smith. Allen .
Two-base hit-Lear. Threebase hits-Smith.
Barber. 0'Farel Double plays-Rsth TO Dau-
bert; Hollochef to Henry to Lear; Smith TO
Rath TO Daubert. Sacrifice hits-Martin. Dau-
bert. Bressler Stolen bases-Herzns, Lear. Rath.
Struck 0ut-By Bressler 5. by Martin . Bases
on balls-Of Ruther 4. off Bressler l, OF Mar
tin , Hit by pitcher-By (Ruether CBarberl.
Umpires-McComick and Harrison.
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Slugfest to Braves.

Boston. Sept. 27.-The major
,.asue baseball season closed in
this city today with the Braves
giving the Dodgers a 14-to-6 de-
feat. The score:
p-.trs a. III n = Ipo..o, Abu0AF
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Hornsby's Homer Counts.

st. Louis. Sept. 27.-Roger Horns
by won today's game from Pitts
burg when his home run in the ini-
tial inning Tailed four. The score:
PittSbury AbHO. A E St. Louis Alb II o A L
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Reds Trim Cubs

Cincinnati, Sept. 27.-The Cincin-
natl Reds defeated the Chicago
Cubs here today in a hitting match,
to 4. The score:
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'Batted for Wright in seventh.
tBatted for Van Glider in eighth.
Score By innings:
St Louis. % l,ol e-3
Cleveland .............. o o soo2 o I'll
Runs-SislG. Billings. Gerber. Graney, Chap
man ~, Speaker CO. Harris 20. Gardner.
Wamby, Smith, Uhle Two-base hits-Chap-
man, Hsrs 20. Gerber. Three-bsss hit -
Speaker. Stolen bases-wamby. Smith S2ci-
fee hit-Thomas Base on balls-Oh Uhle. l;
OF Wright, 2; off Van Glider. l. Struck out
By Uhle, l; by Wright. l. Double plays-Wamby
to Chapman to Harris; Gardner TO Wamby to
Harris. Passed ball-Billinga Umpires-Nallin
and Bierholter
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Tigers Beat Chicago.

Chicago. ILL.,, Sept. 27.-Detroitde-
feated Chicago here today in ala
overtime Suggest by a to 5 count
Chicarn All II O 4 e Drtrnt Alb II o A Y
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Brownies Are Swamped.

Cleveland, Sept. 27.-The Indians
swamped st. Louis here this after
noon, IL to 3. The score:
Rrovns All n n A Z Indians AM n T.
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Columbus. Z; Kansas City. 10.
Columbus. 0: Kansas City. .,
Toledo. o; st. Paul, l.
Louisville. 3; Minneapolis 4.
Indianapolis. 10; Milwaukee, 3.
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Runs-Bums C2. Young. Ksun. Fnsch. Nehf.
Twobase hit-Snyder. Home run-Nehf Sac
rifce hits-Y0ng. KAuf. Doyle Stolen bases
Burns. Frsch. Double plAy-P1etcher TO Doyle
to Kelly Base On balls-On Nehf =: of HoSg.
; Struck ont-By Nehf. /; by Hogs. 1 I'm
pires-Klem and Emslie.
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Major League Statistics.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Washington, Z; Boston, 5.
Washington. 4; Boston, l.
New York, 4; Athletics, /.
New York, 8; Athletics, 2.
Cleveland. II; st. Louis, 3.
Detroit, Z; Chicago, S.
Where They Play Today.
Boston at Washington.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
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Russell Ricp. F1lerbc Mencsky, Charity. Ag-
rrw: Erickson. FustCr- Earned rnns-Washing-
ton Z. Boston > left on -washington !.
Boston T. First base on balls-Or Jordon p.
of Erickson 5, OF Russell , Hoyt 2 Hits
made-Of JoTdOn 8. of Russell 9. on Hoyt
InninSs pitrhsd-By Jordan T. by Erickson 5.
by Russell ) Is. by Hoyt 52S Struck Out-By
Jordon 2. by Erickson 7. BY Russell ., by HoSt
] Home run-Ruth. Two basr hit-ShannOn.
Sacrifice hit-JudeF. Stolen hTse-Iconard Win
ming ptcher- Ericsson. Losing pitcher-Russeli
Hit ny pitcher-By Erickson (Shannon). Wild
pitches-Eickson. Hot. Umpires-M Morianty and
Dineen. Time Of gams-TwO hours.
SFNNOND GAME
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Sutrtitutions: Ge1rTetowp-J. Sullivan for
P1avin- Cariin for .uade, HSryey for SUI
lirAn. Carton for LoDerran. Randolrh for Thorn-
ton. Etzel for NJ Sullivan. Marley for Kenyon.
O'CunneIl for r Sullivan. Davis for Ahrrn. Ar
cor Dndach Buc4ley for Thonton, haliey fur
IeAry. Via fr E,1sl. McOlzkey for OCooneh
,Mnstesd for OonGock. Bwrs for Osrlin. Aneod
tfor McC1pkey NorfoIk Navy Yard-Astury for
Sorell. ". Stiles for y. Stiles Eschin-y1 fr
BrcvIley. Mutchtlson f-T King. TpocbdOSuS-
McQ1Ade z Thonton. Csrlin 2 Buokley. MAJ
le5. Lear, NJ. Sullivan. Cofey. Goals fruu
=. .ouchdrwns-Kenyun 2 BDdkley = R1e-cs-
rMr. Guyun. Of Oariisle Uupire-Mr Ouzaa
of Gcrgetp~n- Mod hnesnAn-Ar Dozn. q
GonzAsA- Tine Of perods-l2 and 10 minutss