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The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
LEXINGTON RESULTS.

FIRST HACE-SII furonES. Vision. loj
iThurheri. 10. 40. SO; Mis- Manage. 60
tFaladin' IO.T. 5 -; Hop over. ll0 CGentrl B.,
Il 10. Time, as i5 Black Wing Mayor Gal
win. Nancy Nj. EsrIy Spring. Tyranny. Ssuer.
swift Shot, Lieut., Marchmout u. Dave Hogan.
also ran
SECOND HACE-F"ur and cne-hsIf furlongs-
star View. lOs iCH.mpl. u -. 40. out: Ruhy.
l0s tMrThyl. so. out Spring Vale. los GRAY.
orGt. Time, U5IN Anna jackson also ran.
THIRD RACE->ir furlongs High Cost. 10;
lRnbinspul. 10 % 450. 20: Tacula, III Gar
DCr'. SO $50; SySell Comhs 10 Murphyi
27c. Time. l:1. American Eagle and Panoe
uf Como also IAN.
! FOURTH RACE-Four and one-haH furlongS
thsIa. lIS tGsncrl. IL 20. $40. $50: Mickey
. Moofe lA g.. RobinsOni. so. go; WestwUod,
lIS iConuoIIyl 40 Time o55 IS Pesce
P'lu ant. >sm Freedman. Msndalay. Friz, Virgo,
SPICE Bush. TaVesty. Best ral. Saint German.
PyN. also ran.
FIFTH RACE-si1 furlonsS. Cart Burns
lls Hanoverl. 1850 500. 500. John. jr. us
C.. Howard, s 10. so; NohlemAn. IL iMuTlhyi T.
SO Time, llf IS HaTlc-S. Cspcrs. MaTd
Bacon. Durward Robert. pictoSrsrh Manga
rcse, MallOWm"t. Harr- shaw, spokane Queen.
slsp ran
SMITH RACE-Onc rmle. Corson. los Muir
raw. =. 4.00. 80; Cauti!eVer. 10 GRAY. $40
SO; Cacambn. l0j willis. ; 10 TIme. l:i2 Is
by Right BmcrznnS Buster CLARK. also ran.
SEVENTH RACE 90 One and one->i1teenth
miles. Doctor Carmen. 10 CGarncrl. SO. i>U.
%; High Low. Jos Ponlel. go 40: ISyes.
% Connolly. 3 n Time - G5 Ran ard
ii. &. Basch also ran
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
WESTERN LEADS In
SCHOLASTIC SERIES
Standing of the Teams.

Western High increased its lead
in the scholastic baseball series
when it handily defeated the strong
Business High aggregation on the
Georgetown diamond yesterday by 6
to 5. The contest was exceptionally
well played and not until the ninth
did the Western tribe come through
with the winning run to clinch a
victory.
Conard led off at the bat in the
ninth with hot roller through
Schnider, Jeffress. Westerns little
crack center fielder. came through
with a double putting Conard on
third and himself on second. Read
then hit II grounder to Sauber who
fumbled the ball long enough for
Conard to score with the winning
run. Business then in their turn at
bat rallied. Jaffe obtained a hit,
Schafer did likewise advacing Jaffe
to third and Schafer on second. and
then Schnider banged one through
Groves scoring Jaffe and Schafer.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
PIMLICO ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Maiden 2yearolds and up: l
male Bridesman (Imp.l. lG2: Tn!mUator is
Discoverer, lis; Clean Gone lCc; FCrndale lis;
Lady Vera, 10; Private. ll5 Saddle Rock. lo2
Al"rs impl. rs; Jos. J.. MuHh- GmpD. lis;
Tarasc"n umsl, lc2. E'a.- Ccra GmPh. g
sWeefment. lG2: Beau Clirr, ~, CarIrt Sweep
er. "a; PibrOCh Cmpl. ~,
SECOND RACE-Pui-c. 2-yesr-oIds: a. fur,
longs. tWendy. IL: 'RnUc's Bed -: My
Dear, lo9: G. :. t;rasrn. H.: Who Car,~ IL;
Locust Leaves lO9; Ta'tlr l'2 SuT-r. Is. An
niEcrsAry, liz; GnfwouI rs. Gloria France,
, lc9; Sea Serpent. lq9: krrNer. Is. rwhItne,
entry.
THIRD RACE-Thc EIkriase Club stceTHe
chase; i-yesr.olds; mile. shade. 40, C"rIrs a
CorIs lmp). N2; BUghuISc. Ia
FOURTH RACE-Thc DrIuus Park Purse
2-year-old fllies; furIcug~ -Panop,. 80
| liueSs Again. 10: iTIans, 10: Rcd GIrl, 10
/ Virginia l., 10; Waking Dream. 10. My Dear
no; Locust Leave. 10. k,rsh no. FyinG
nlower, no; Lnce May. n". Foath.r. 10 III
i, Nhitrey entry. samuel Eos, 'ntD
| FIFTH RACE-The PimIIro ~I,nu- HandI
zap: Jyear-old~ and up: ! lS miie,. 'W,siN
| toEan. rs: tomar khs' am. Il. e 'l.,s0l. Is
Foreground ,impD. los ;Bonrfsoc. IL. Straight
| forward. lGS; IIo,ce Rpuls. lI: BoudsS,. le1
rapp, .Os; RoutIcdse. 10; sFr4uh'rn. 1o'
$DuuglasS $, 100. 'NIau entry u. h l.
Rops entry. sH. :. Koppin entry.
SlNTH RACE-The PikcsVille Handicap; )
| yesr-olds and up; furuuEs. Crmrar. loS
George Starr. no: 'Hsuhcrk. Jos: Motor Cop
l13; Pananan timpI l0i; Startling, Ilg; An
drew. lo6; Camouheur: Jos: Louie V. lG
Merry Princess limp, lo5: QuiCtude. lG Corr
Tassel dmpl, Il6; Beaver Kill. TO- Buc1Illite, IN
Papp. ITO; Dr. johnson. l05: Uncle John, -
SEVENTH RACE-CIaiming; 5-year-clds anc
mp: furlongs. The DECISION. III Irlsh MAID
ll2 Clarke NJ, III; Glenn Gmpl. lo6; Rrsysdo
| lis; Murphy. III; keZah. IL; Ccltsbcl, III
.Between Us. liz; Thombloom dmpl, liz
'ZolaNe. ll2; Marco Polo timpl. Trophy. us
Bellringer. III; Sister Emblem. IL. Sosius IL
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
BIG FIGHT AT
BAYV|EW PARK
Situated on Maumee Bay
Near Toledo Yacht
Club Grounds.

Toledo. Ohio. May 6.-Bayview
Park. where the Dempsey-Willard
fight will be staged. is city prop
erty comprising about sixty acres,
on Maumee Bay. 1t is perfectly
level and during the war was used
as a landing place for airplanes. 1t
was intended for amateur sports
and general recreation grounds
At one end is the big club house
of the Toledo Yacht Club.
The park is three miles from the
center of the city and can be
reached in twenty minutes on the
street cars.
Mayor Schneider, now in Cincin-
natl. telephoned to his secretary his
reasons for approving the fight.
Among them are:
Probably more than $25.000 will
go to the charities fund of the To-
ledo Boxing Commission.
1t will be an exhibition of clean
sport.
Boxing is a national institution.
Thousands of visitors will be en-
tertained by Toledo and the city's
advantage will be brought before
the entire nation.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
PIMLICO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Oaiming; 3year-oIds and up
ward; six furlonS: General, ia tCorrig2nl
I'd no. 40; Perisurdine lGp (Carpnterl.
80. $50: Furt Bliss. l0 'SorrclD. 400. Time
Is. WawbeeS. keweSsa. Transpero, LAZY Lou,
Prank Macklin, Jusrtina. Zarzte. Refusre
Apple Jack. 'Ooral. 'Grsmere. TOddIer. I'm
core. American also ran
SECOND RACE-FOur and . half furongs
2yedr-Ild: Ralco. lli n>oftus), 80 3lo, 20
simpleton. ll5 tButwelD. SO. 80; Amaze. II:
tlfoXlcr1, 30. Tine. So Is Devil Dog Fig
serty. Giblet. Link BOY also ran.
THIRD RACE-SteeplechAse. selling handicap
tyer-olds and upward two miles LeunArsuuin
10 Crawford. SO. 500 SD Inhdel md. 1f
CByerl. eco 800; Margery Jaaue, l33 (KeatingJ
7.o. Time, 4 y. Reddest, Turmoil, Ray Olisht
Single Stick. Ocean Prince. New Haven alst
ran.
FOURTH RACE,-Selling handicap: 3year
olds; SIX fIrlongs: BalAruns, 70 Fstorl, 80
3i.60. F.0: Melsnclolls. % fSsapletonl, 8.p
lEn; Gath. lU tPiercej. 6IU Time, l:lt -
Umbala, Badly, Conncll. Joan of Arc, Ring
leader Auctionerr. KIM along. SyrdaryA, Hur
rcane. Torquat" md alsp ran.
FIFTH RACE Selling; 2ycar-oldS: -four and
a half hrlongs: Hush. 100 iAmbrosel. $50
no, cat; Yellvw Hand liz tEsnsorl. 80. out
Murray. liz Cacy', cut. Time. 50. Grih
wood sIso ran
SIXTH RACE Onr mre: sycar-oIds and up
NAus HNt+p J.. lNt lMrAtefl. sb00. ~
I'd; Old Ro-,bud l2i Hreyrrl. go. 10; Polka
dot. 20 Richcrrek,. 40 Tine. I:i2 Zenith
Caiu~tin also ran.
SEVENTH RACE Selling handicap; 3year
Olis and upward; mile and a sixteenth: Pol
roma. lOi tStaplctoni. $50, S3 40: Widow
BsSlo..c, ll2 lAmtrrrl 90 $50; Mis- BHn =
l06 ODreyer'. $50. Time, IS IS. John OIllinan
MunacaCy. Alma H.. Jack Mount, y. X. Beal
TnIncs. Charls, Francis. Ian also ran.
'P. \. Ozark cntry.
DunSpync lnst rider.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
CHEVY CHASE RETAINS
ADVANTAGE In GOLF

Chevy Chase Club maintained its
advantage in the women's District
championship golf tournament yes
terday when its representatives won
six of the eight first round matches
played over the Kirkside Golf Club
course. The other two matches
went to Bannockburn players. A
high wind sweeping the course made
the going difficult. but the victors
generally played up to their games.
Mrs. Charles L. Frailcy. winner of
the last title tourney held in 1916.
and Mrs. Ormsby McCammon. Mon
days medalist, both of Chevy Chase
Club. took their matches in the
lower bracket. Mrs. Frailey met
determined opposition in her on
gaEement with Mrs. Fleming, a club
mate.
One match was not decided until
third extra hole was played when
Mrs. DeFarges. of Bannockburn.
won from Mrs. Savage. Chevy Chase.
Yesterdays results and today's
pairings follow:
Miss Margaret Mos. Chevy Chasc. defeated
Mrs. Georgs Richards, Chevy Chase 5 and 3;
Mrs J. Il. DcFarges BannoCkburn. defeated
Mrs. 5. NJ. Savage, Chevy Chase. | up 81
holesl; Mrs. Emory Smith. Chevy Chase de
teatea Mrs. John b; Pitna. Chevy Chase. 5
and }; Mrs. e. Il. Stetson, Chevy Chase. de-
feated Mrs b. NJ. Manly. Bannockbun 10 and
s: Mrs l.. q. Cameron. Chevy ChaSe defeated
Miss Susie PECK. BannOckburn, and s. Mrs.
q. L. FGailey. Chevy Chase. defeated Mrs.
Fleming NewbOld, Chevy Chase. ) and |: MrS
Ormsby McCammon, Chevy Chase. defeated Mrs
]. ID. Cassels. Chevy Chase. and s: Miss
Georgia Herring. BannockbIm. defeated Mrs
+. Il. Hagner. Chevy Chase and 6.
TODAY'S PAIRINGS.
Championship section-uoO0, Miss Noes vs.
Mrs. DeFarges; nO:O5l, Mrs. Smith ". Mrs
StetSun; nOl0l. Mrs. Cameron vs. Mrs. FraiIey /;
N0:l5). Mrs. MCCSmmcn vs.. Miss Herring.
COnsolation-(l0@0l, Mrs. Richards vs.. Mrs.
Savage; nO:g5). Mrs. Pitney vs. Mrs. Manly
n0:Gl. Miss Peck vs. Mrs NGwbold; tl0:35l {.
Mrs. Cassels vs.. Mrs Hagner.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
CANADIAN CABINET
TO PASS ON RACING

ottawa. Ont. May 6. - The ques-
ton of what is to be done with the
race tracks is one which it il an
nounced will be taken to the minis
terial caucus for counsel, after the
Easter recess. 1t has not yet been
considered by the cabinet. A great
many petitions and much illuminat-
ing matter has been submitted on the
Question
If nothing is done then racing will
come back in all its glory as mat
ter of course. The tracks are pre-
pairing already for spring meets.
While the prevailing sentiment at
Ottawa seems favorable to the re-
sumption of racing, there is a growing
feeling that "A strong measure of
government control should be applied
to the business. and particularly that
a large part Of the enormous profits
should so to the state.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
INFANTRY TEAM TAKES
OPENER FROM FINANCE

The SiNty-thind infantry team de-
feated the Zone Finance club in the
opening OF the Government LeaCu.
Yesterday on the White Lot diamond
by a 5-to-l score. The band of the
infantry was on hand 10 make things
lively for the throng and played dur
ing the contest.
Myers. who was in the center Of the
diamond for the soldiers. was the
whole works. as he had the Zone
Finance team completely at his mercy
OF the twenty-nine men that faced
him twenty were sent back TO the
bench by the strike out route. Lee
Hart. the former Georgetown PLAYER.
was the only one TO score ior the
losers when he stole home after two
men were out in the first inning Score
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
BROOK and Bet
IN ENTRY LIST
Two Probable Starters ir
Special Green Spring
Valley Steeplechase.

Baltimore. Nd. May s.-There q.
every prospect that a field OF betwecr
fifteen and twenty OF the smsrtes
cross-country horses in the land vii
take part in the renewal at Pimlic'
track Saturday OF the $500 Greet
Valley Steeplechase. Maryland's an,
the country's best spring special 70.
steeplechasers.
Potential starters with their weights
which were announced by Handicas
per Frank J. Bryan on Monday. ar,
J. +. Griffith's The Brook. ls5 pounds
W. II. Goes Bet. 152; Capt. Raj Parr'l
Capt. Parr. l42: BUghouse. ls5: J.,
Marsouin. 49, Royal Arch. I5s. art
Warlock. IFS: Capt Joseph y. Davis
Brooks. Ia: Edward NJ. Yields Bc!h
o. the Sea. l3i: II. W. MaxWeITs lie
cisive. l55; Mrs. Payne whitney, t.
tan. Ill. and Debadou. 10, Joseph l.
Widener's Duettiste. Is: Con. J. :
Buchanan's Goldie Locks. and ". T
Eneeblccamp. lS each. William
Smiths New Haven. lSS. and CapJ
n. r. 4. Vests Donnyhrook. 1S5.
These. at any rate. are the jump
ers eligible 10 start in the Grccl
Spring Valley that hav" been show
ing best at Havre dc Grace and PIN
lico in work and in racing.
Two OF the probs bic starters
Brooke and Bet-are Manly Memor
ial winners. Brooke won that $40
600 special in tho autumn OF 1917
Bet won last falls renewal Til
Brooke, top weigh; in the Gr.'i
Spring Valley. 20 rr conccdedly III
best crOsS-Couu'. horse out las
season il Bet did beat him a mol
in the country greatest chaS,
Debaudou won last falls sG.oop E.lk
ridge. the country's greatest stecpI"
chase for 3-year-old fencers an,
Bughouse was the contender. Bell
o IN" Sea. a NirEinian bred dauEh
ter Of Sea Horse. end. and Belle
won the Junior stccplo-chaso "a
Pimlico. which was run just af'o
the ElkridEo was decided. and j."
cisive was IN" contender.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
LEXINGTON ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-claiminG: 5,oar-olis ani M;
turlongs Harry BuIEUyne. loi; Redmond,
III; Bon Trop. us; Sands Of Pleasure. III JaS".
"; Happy go EIcky. ll3. Walnut Hall. lis.
SECOND RACE-TwOyCar- maiden fllics
az furlonss. CenterriIlc. ll2: Midia. IL; Mabel
O., ll2; Maize. liz; Busy Signal. liz; Sweet
Liberty. liz; Drift H.
THIRD RaCE-Adelia W. los: Madras. l0e
oronzo dmp). los; Bending Tie. 10.
FOURTH RACE-Claiming; 4Ncar-olds and
up; Is miles. Bcnefactor, IS sam McMcekiu,
lO5; Philistine. l@: Little String lG': Miss
Wells. lc2; W. II. Buckner, lOJ; Col. March
mont, lo6; Resresso Il2
FIFTH RACE-Claimng: > ycar-olds; } fur
longs. Inquiry. IS; May Rose. Us; Rib. l6:
bonneville, los; Plain Bill. lO5; Poccant, lcii
Annette Teller, los; NIGGA, lO9.
SIXTH RACE-Claimng: 3-yCsr-olds; fur
longs. Lorenzo Morse. IS; Lnuise Lou. ss; La
Eoudre. l9; Jim Dudley. lOS: Silver Joe. los
Col. Harrison. los; Goumand. IS; Jinettc B5
Plaid kits. lo3; Parking lG3; Hunter Platt.
loo; Summer Sigh. lO6 Also eligible: Lillian
g. L.. lo4; Sarasota. loI; Mannite. loi; Ii
Corond, lO5; Milda, %: Water Willow, l0l.
SEVENTH RACE-Claiming; i-year-olds and
cp; rs miles. Rookery, IS; Parr. ia5; Bonie.
loJ; Tess, los; Flash OF Steel, lO3: Waterproof,
ln; Athena l.. l03; Erin, nos; Busar, l6.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
INTEREST In DERBY
In EAST RUNS HIGH

New York. May 6.-More interest
est is being taken in this years
Kentucky Derby than in any other
year. so far as turfmen and patrons
of the sport in the East are con-
ccrned. Many wagers have been
made on horse against horse. with
Eternal and Billy Kelly being the
ones most frequently mentioned.
Emil Herr. who two years ago and
last year made future book. has
booked many wagers again this
year. He also has laid one big
wager against Dunboyne's chances
in the PTcakness
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
CURLEY AND JONES
In ON BIG FIGHT

New York. May G.-Many sporting:
men in Chicago are of the opinion
that Jess Willard will ask Jack CurICy
and Tom Jones to help Tex Rickard
to stage the Willard-Dempsey fight on
July 4. Willard told friends in Chi
Cago that he and not Rickard is stag
ing the battle, and that he is guaran-
teeing Dempsey the $3.50. and that
he CWilard is to get what is left of
the gate after expenses are taken
out. There might be some truth in
the above report, as Willard is friend
ly with Curley and Jones again.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07

Totals. 42 "A 36 ls 81 Totals. 3s SO q )
'Batted for Davenport in ninth
tBatted for Iowdemilk In eleventh
tBatted for COumbe in tenth.
sRan for Thomas in tenth.
Score by innings:
St Louis ...... o o o o o 90 10 So
Indians ..-..... o 0 o o / 900 0 0-3
Runs-Gancy, Speaker. Johnston. Gedeon 49,.
Williams Jackson. Brunke. Two-base hits
Williams. Jackson t2l. BrOnkie, Johnston,
Speaker. Stolen baSe-Smith. sacrifice hits
Jackson. Sisler. Gerber. SEVERED, O'Ncill. Smith.
COumbe. Wamby. Sacrifice fy-Austn Double
Dlay-Tcbin to SiIer Left on bases-St. LOUIS.
II; Indians. 9. First base on errur-St. Louis. If.
Cleveland > BASE on balls-Of Davenport. };
off SOtherun. l: OF COumbe. 4: of Morton. 2.
Hits made-Oh Davenport. in innings; Otf
Lovdemilk. ! in . innings; of Sothcron, in
innings; of CoUmbs. II in 10 innings: of
Morton. in 2 innings. Hit BY pitcher-By
Lrwdermilk Gardner. SPEAKER, Struck out
Bs Davenport. .; by Coumbc. . wild pitch
LOwdcrnilk. Winning pitcher Sotherun. Los
in: Pitcher-NortOn-
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
INTERMEDIATE CLASS
CAPTURE TRACK MEET

Paris, May 6.-The three-day
track and field meet at lie Mans.
ending yesterday. was won by the
intermediate section of the A. f. +.
Fred Faller. of the Boston Athletic
Association, finished first in the
eight-mile marathon in forty-one
minutes and 'fifty-three seconds.
p. c. Thompson won the javelin
throw with a cast of 164 feet and
eight inches.
The winners of this meet will
compete in the A. Z. F. games from
which entries will be selected for
the interallied games in Paris.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
Attempt to Prevent Mill.

San Francisco, May 6.-Members of
the War Veterans Association will
attempt to prevent the Willard-Demp-
sey fight, AL Waddell. organizer, an
nounced today. He said veteran or
ganizations will cooperate. Willard s
alleged indifference to war charity
shows was the reason Waddell gave
for opposition to willard's pending
battle.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
SWEEP ON CAPTURES FEATURE
FROM VETERAN OLD ROSEBUD
Pimico Selections.

Best rating-C. S. Grason.
First race-Clean Gone. Beau
caire. Joseph p. Murphy.
Second race-C. S. Grason, Wen
dy, Griffwood.
Third race-Bughouse. Shade,
Corps a Corps.
Fourth race-Ross entry, Whit
ney entry, Lucie Kay.
Fifth race-Cudgel. Omar Khay-
yam. Foreground.
Sixth race-Quietude, DR.. John
son, Louise V.
Seventh race-zouave, Sister EN-
blem, Sosius.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
Baseball League Formed.

Paris. May 6.-A baseball league.
embracing the territory from the
Rhine TO Brest. has been formed by
the American army OF occupation, IT
was announced here today The teams
ar" composed of professionals and
semiproS.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
.SANNON BATS OUT
VICTORY FOR MACKS

Philadelphia. May 6.-Morris Shan
non. who guards the keystone sack
for Connie Mack, landed the punch.
single to the right sector. that
knocked out the Yankees 3 to 2. in
the tenth inning today in the first
criss cross of this fresh series. With
the figures deadlocked at two since
the eighth frame when the Higgins
clan put over the tying marker
there was nothing stirring until the
Mack half of the extra frame.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
Rautenbusch Golf Champ.

Nice. May 5.-SerSt. William Rau-
tcnbusch. of Motor Truck Company
H. won the golf championship
OF the American expeditionary
forces today by scoring an easy vic
tory over Lieut.. James W. HubbeII.
of the 116th Infantry Brigade. The
match was played over thirty-siX
holes. and Rautenbusch won by a
score of 6 up and to play. The
victory belongs to the Garfield Golf
Club. of Chicago. Lieut.. iHubbell,
playing for Harvard, won the in
dividual intercollegiate champion
ship of Eastern colleges in 1916.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
John B. Nicklin Dies.

Chattanooga. Tenn, May 6.-John B.
Nicklin. former president OF the
Southern Baseball Association. died at
his home here today.
NiCklin was at one time mayor of
Chattanooga and was prominent in
Masonic activities. He was the
father of StranC Nicklin. at present
manager of the Chattanooga Look
OutS
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
WILLIAMS PITCHING
LANDS FOR WHITE SOY

Chicago. May lefty" VIII
Jams great pitching was primariI
responsible for the defeat of IN
Tigers here today. tho White So
coping. to /.
The SoN hurl"r allowed tho Tiger
four blows. FslSrh'S double an.
Rishcrc'S single gave the SoN "u
n tho second.
TIL" Tigers tied u in tho nth 90.
doubles by Hcilmann and EIli~"i
Tn" sixth round decided the f-al
Srnrr.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07

AgriCuItIIre. ............. , -
shipping Board. ....... o o 0 I-B
Runs-LaHsche. ?: Richards. Petersrn, Rllsssau.
Hail. Foley. White. Epe~ Howard ;: Bald
win. .: Schneider. .; DOwick. >: Mccarthy.
Earned nns-Agrculture, I; Shipping Board. l.
First lase 10y eTrors-Asrculturc. >: Shiplsns
Board. 6 Left on taSes-Agr gricIlture. ); Ship
ring Board. 3. First base on hSlls-of Lansche,
.: Russeau. ;: Mccarthy, 5. Innings pitched-
by Lansche. s; by Russeau. J; Mccarthy. ?.
Hits made-Of Lansche . of Russeau. 6; off
Mccarthy 5. Struck out-By LansChe. }; by
RGsseau. }: Mccarthy. ). Thrce hase hits
Ianschr. Howard TwObae hits-Clanccy,
DwiCk. Harrington. Stolen haSes-Epes. :.
BahhlnEton. Dowick Double plays-Smith 10
Russnau. Hit by pitcher-By LansChe. .; Rus
seau. l. Mccarthy. .. Passed laEs-Smith. 2;
RabbinSton. /. Umpire-Mr. Fanshaw. Time Of
game hours 5 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
HARRY HOOPER'S HIT GIVES
VICTORY TO RED SOX CREW
BROWNS TAME INDIANS
In OVERTIME GAME

Cleveland. Ohio. May 6.-The In
dians and Browns hooked up in an
extra-inning game here today, the
first of the season for the Hopes. the
Browns winning. to 5. in twelve
innings. The Browns scored the win
ming runs on three hits and Speaker S
tumble. 1t was the first time Morton
had been scored on in twenty innings.
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Tiger Midgets Win Again.

Tiger Midgcts defeated the Thomp-
son MidEets by an S to count Jack
Nichols was the feature batsman Of
the Tiger MidEcts. as he gathered
three hits out of four trips 10 the
plarC
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SHIPPING BOARD WINS
FROM AGRICULTURE

The league season was opened by
Gen. Lord, who threw out the first
ball and in a short address he wished
the league success and hoped that the
best team would win today's game.
Shipping Board defeats Agriculture
by IL TO T. Score:
LII n A L, q A
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ming.
"Dykes ran for Walker in the seventh inning.
Athletics. o o o o 9 o o. Is
New York.............. o o l o o 90 1 o o.
R,ms-PecFinpa,Igt, Lewis, B,lrus Witt,
Dykes. Left on bases-New York 49, Athletics
10. Earned runs-Athletics, .: New York .
Two-base hit-Lamar. Sacrifice hits-Pipp
Bodie, shannon. Pitching record-Hits and
runs-Of Perry. hits / run in innings (23
at bait: of Seibsd, hits ! nun In Is in
ming q on base in eighth; 5 at bait: off Thor
mahlen. 2 hits runs in 7 innings On at bat) !:
of Kinney, no runs no hits in 22-3 innings Is
at bait; of Shawkey. hits run. none earned
in innings no at batl. Struck out-By Perry,
2: by Kinney. 4; by Thormahlen. ); by Shaw
key. I. Bases on balls-Of Perry. Z; of Kin
ney. L: of Thornahlen. 8; of shawkey, .
Winning pitcher-kinney; losing pitcher, shaw
key. Hit BY pitched ball-By shakey (Burns).
Aime of Game-2 hours 3 minutes. Umpres-
Dineen and Owens.
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New York, 6; Boston, 4.

H. II. Il.
Boston Il o o o / 0 o. 7 4
y. Y. IL 0 1 0 1 0 Ks II l
Batteries-Rudolph. Northrup. De-
maree and Wilson: Barnes and Nc
Carly. Umpires. KLEIN and EmsIie.
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ARMY FOOTBALL TEAM
TO PLAY FRENCHMEN

Paris. May 6.-The American army
OF occuaption's rugby football team.
with California stars holding prom
inent places. will meet the Tenth
French army's team. it has been an
uOunced
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Chicago, Z; Cincinnati, O.

X. II. z.
Chicago % 90 SOL OF Q z
Cin'nati % 0 o 0 o o o % 3 .
Batteries-Vaughn and Killifer:
Reuther. Regan, Luque and Rariden.
Allen. Umpires. O'Day and Quigley.
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Tvo-bass hit-Judze. Three base hit-Strunk.
Sacincs hit,-vitt- Double plsy-Fostsr to JanV
nm To Judge. Base on balls-Of Harper. 4
on Czldvell. !. Hits made-OR Harper. in
fnntns1; on Graft, none in IL inningS Hit
~ ritche-By Harper barry. Struck out
By Harper. 1; by Caldwell, /. Wild pitch
aarper.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

ST. Paul. 2: Columbus, o.
Milwaukee. 1; Toledo. 5.
Kansas City, 3; Indianapolis. 1.
Minneapolis. 10; Louisville. I.
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Runs-Hart, Young %. Pinch. Left on bases
Zone Fnanoe. I: 6Sd Infantry. l. FYrst hAse
on halls-of Doran. I; Of Myers. . Innings
Titchei-By Walsh. S: by DOran /: by Miles
. Struck cut-By Dursn, .; by Miles 2: by
Myers, % Two-hSse hits-Hau Hughes Sac
Hfce hit-RamSlale. Sacrifice hy-Ban. stolen
bases-Hsrt tSl. McMunsy. Young Jones
Pinch. Double plSys-Dary tunsssiStedl. F4rrel
10 Hart, Mccain 10 Hart to Farrell Hit bv
DtchCr-By Walsh Myers Young, bv Miles
NCunSl. by MyCrs Walsh. UmGire-Mr Carr
Time of game-TwO houIS Atteudancs-l 40
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Binghamton. .: Newark. >.
Buffalo. l: Baltimore. Z.
Toronto. 6; Reading. 3.
Rochester at Jersey City, postponed,
cold weather.