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The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
HNS0N ADMITS $00 600 LOAN CLEVELAND CBNSfoN BEATS TDE
STELLWAGEN LANDS
THE DISTRICT TITLE
BY BEATING GRAVES

Another name Will be added to the
Star cup as a result of yesterdays
play in the District championship
tennis tournament, played on the
Dumbarton courts. Sieforde NJ. Stell-
wagen defeating John Temple Graves.
jr.. in the final round of the mems
singles, 6-4, 6-4, 60.
Stellwagen will, of course, be given
the prize offered by the club in addi-
ton to the custody for a year of the
trophy mentioned above, which will
become the permanent property of the
player winning it three times.
Stellwagen, who halls from Minne-
sofa and comes here with an enviable
court reputation. lived up to all the
good things said about him in his
match with Graves yesterday. as he
slightly outclassed the latter in all
departments of the game.
Dudley and HNson won the only
match played in the mems doubles
when they beat Dowd and Howen-
stein in the semi-final round, 6-4, IS!
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
CRITICISE COMMISSION
FOR NINE GAME RULE

New York. Sept 4.-Thc Reds and
the White SOx. probable pennant
winners i'm the big circuits. probably
will battle the best five out OF nine
games for the championship rag.
Though the decision of the Nation a
Commission to change from the
seven-gane series custom of the past
has aroused a storm Of criticism, it
is reported enough sentiment IN favor
Of it could be found among the mag
mates to get the five necessary votes
III each league.
Charles Comiskoy. boss Of the
White Sox. who looks to be in line
for many additional dollars by the
lcngthennE Of tn" series. has rx-
pressed his disapprovaI Of It. Colonel
T. L. Huston. part owner OF the
Yankees, Is opposed to the change
and on general principles. Harry
Trazec, of the Red Sox. can ne do
Iended upon to swing with his col
league Of the anti-Johnson faction.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
TIMONIUM ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Claiminy; for 3year-olds and
up"ard: fyc fuIongs: Glonnr III; Precious
Jewel. III; Juanita III GmpJ. 10: Anxiety.
IL; Retreat. II2: Mil I'd BIlretta III Ahara,
80; Sincerity, III; The Masquerade 30; Gel
tatcl ID
SECOND RACE-Claiming: for 2yea--oldsi
five fUrOngs: Walking Dream. lC7 Polynym.
l0I Gain dc Causa Gmpl. 10. FastCP lG
Dots ump', lT; 1Sweet Apple. lO7; 1Pirate
Mrtisc. 10.
- L. Murphy entry.
THIRD RACE-Se'li 3: for 3year-olds and
upward; one nile and a quarter: wodan. lI2:
lat tia. l0l; Boxer, los; Fl Plsudit. lO6; River
hing l0S
FOURTH RACE-Sellirg; for 3-year-olds and
upward; one mile and a sixteenth: Tranby
Impl, l2I; Old Bill Bender. 10; Front Royal.
llf, FU"izi. lI2; Mother Machree, ll3; Dick
BCusrn, Ls: Isabile NJ. llS
FIFTH RACE-Seilirg; for 3year-olds: six
and a half frlongs: Iron Boy. lO3; Toadstool
.imp), Ill: PlaHtarelle impl. lO7; Lady Lang
den. loi AisTette, 10; Little Maudie, 100; Tor
quato II. III.
SIXTH RACE-Claming; for 4-year-olds and
inward six and a half furlongs: Kathleen Il
IL: Katahdln. rs SIpermaid. ll2; Bathilde,
III; Kirstic's Cub. lis; Fastora, liz; Comscho.
rs; Whdo is.
SEVENTH RACE-C Claiming; for 3-year-olds
and upward six and a half furlongs: Twenty
s"yen, lc9. Master McGrath. 100; Bacrarat. lO9 :;
Buger. Ih): Jutland. H. Seelight. lO9; Darkey, f,
100. kinglinE II. 100
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
ETERNAL Is READY
FOR RACING MEET
AT HAVRE DE GRACE

Havre de Grace, Nd, Sept. A.
The stable of James W. McCleIland,
of which Eternal. the juvenile
champion of the season of 1918 and
the Brooklyn Handicap winner of
the current year. is the most dis
tinguished. has arrived from Sara
toga. Mr.. McClelland will not race
anything at Belmont Park.
His 2-year-olds have had a lot OF
racing and he feels that they will
be all the better for a rest before
the beginning of the Maryland Fall
season.
The Hartford Agricultural and
Breeders Association will usher IN
Maryland fall racing on September II
with the running of the $4,000
Hartford County Handicap. a race of
one mile and seventy yards for g.
year-olds and upward.
Mr.. McClelland hopes to have
Eternal in condition to start in the
Hartford County Handicap. and ii
he is not disappointed and the one
time brilliant son OF Sweep and
Hazel Burke makes a good showing
in the Hartford Handicap, Eternal
viii be shipped West in October to
start in the $4,000 Latonia Cham
ptOnshIp Stakes
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
REX CLUB TO PLAY
TWIN BILL SUNDAY

The Rex Athletic Club will stage
another dOuble-hcadcr Sunday at Tn
ION Park. Fifteenth and II streets
northeast, the Garfield \ C. being the
opponent in the first game scheduled
for o'clock and the nine represent
Ing Laurel, Md. will be played in the
nightcap.
This will be the hrst appearance of
the Laurel team here this season and
considering the battle they gave the
ReXmen at Laurel last month. a good
game should he played. The last
meeting between the Rex and Gar
field mines resulted in a victory for
the latter team and Rex will try to
even up Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
GRIFFS DIVIDE
DOUBLE HEADER
WITH MACKMEN

Philadelphia, Sept: 4.-By chipping
the double program in two the auda-
cious Mackmen today were able to
halve the series with Washington.
The Athletics lost the first encounter,
3 to 2, only to turn on the visitors in
the second tilt and win the combat,
s to g.
Gunga Zinn, Mack's newest curving
acquisition, had his league christening
In the first game. Full Of boils, all the
youth had to do was to pin Walter
Johnson's shoulders to the mat. He
did not do this. The Nationals
nirched him vigorously on numerous
nccaslons. while Johnson was almost
unpeCcable.
The Mackmen were bloodthirsty in
he second game and had little trouble
winning. They scourged Harper's Of
ferings thirteen times, while Dough-
boy Naylor was strong and would
have held the losers to a lower score
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NORTHERN VIRGINIA
CLUBS WILL BATTLE

Tn" second game of the series be-
tween Clarendon 4. c. ani the Alex
andrla Cardinals will be- played OH
the High School grounds in Alexan-
o'clock.
Manager Lemeric will attempt to
make it two straight wins for C1aren-
don by seuding Pfeil back at the
Cardinals, and also expects to have
Degnsn, Carroll and Dreschcr, who
were absent from last Mondays game.
in the lineup.
Lefty White or Quaylc will DO the
twirIiug for the Cardinals.
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PROMOTER COCHRAN
PEEVED AT DEMPSEY

London. Sept. 4-RepOrts that Jack
dempsey had already signed to m .
he French heavyweight king.
feorges Carpenter. got Il rise here
oday from Promoter Cochran. who
Gt on the recent EeCkctt-MCGOorty
light.
Cochran claims he has the French
Ighter's name to a contract for A
attIe with Beckett. the British
hampton on two months notice. lie
lsO said that Manager DCSCampS
lad posted "a thousand pounds forfeit
sBd made himself liable to heavy
manages if his Fre~ch scTappcr met
dempsey before Beckett.
y letter from Jack KeaTns stated
ie was seriously considering the offer
fight in London. Cochran said. FL"
quoted Kearns as saying. Il repeat
hat Jack Dempsey is willing TO fight
he winner OF the Carpenter Beckett
ight'
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BELMONT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Clainling, 2-year-olds: FIVE and
onehalf furlongs straight: Bright Gold ICE
Fatsan Dore. los; Roseland, lCS; Aerial 1Ca.
Smile. lc9; Lovers Lane, lp; -Laryhetto. 81:
Copyright. l0s
SECOND RACE-The Bellair Hsndican for
mares Of all ages six furlongs straight; Pass
ing Shower. los; Penrose. Ill; Herodia, loe:
Ground Swell. N3; Fruitcake, III: Milk Maid
80: Enflsde. l26 Terentia. lO7 EIfn Queen,
10; 'Homely, 81; Ballet Dancer Ind, 100
THIRD RACE-For 3year-olds and ND. CON.
ditions; ore mile: Audacious, lOi; Bridesn,n
lm; Frank Waters. lT; Carpet Sweeper. M:
Kashmir, Ill; Questionnaire, lO4
FOURTH RACE-For 3Syear-olds and nm.
conditions; one mile: Orderly, III: Thomas +
MCNIahon. lOi; DOleful 100; Lady Ward los
FIFTH RACE-SeIing; 3year-olds and nm.
one mile: Babette l03s Panaman, I9 Wbim.
seq. ia; Goaler. loo; Gex. l0I; Happy valley
10; Sssin, ll6; Clara Martin. los; .Rockport
lCl Miss Bryn. 10S
SIXTH RACE-Msiden; 2-year-olds; six fur.
longs straight: Arrowhead Inn. 10; Pilgrim no
Kings Champion, 10; Devil Dog, 10; John p
Grier 10; Service Star, llO; Rouleau, llO; East,
err GLOW, lG.
Apprentice allowance claimed
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PARK ELEVEN HOLDS
ITS INITIAL WORK

The Park y. &. had a Ii-ht work
rut yesterday at which there VIE
fifteen candidates for the team.
1apt- 'Dutcn'| PfeiEer Limrrick.
Spence, FiCkliU, Blackmau. =. Ell
EFT, Belt. EenHinEhoven. Ncitzey.
al veterans Of past seasons. were
IN hand and sN,craI new men.
Strunk. a former college PLAYER.
-tCtinE as a coach. may hold down
'ne Of the back-feId positions this
IeaT.
The Parks would like to arrange
wo practice games for September
4 and SS, and expect to open the
asasOn the first sunday in October.
ADDRESS all communications to e. H.
spence. rs Fifth street northeast.
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REX ELEVEN WILL
HOLD BIG MEETING

Manager James Wright. OF the
Rex aggregation, has called n meet
ing of the football candidates for
this evening at his house, $50
Twelfth street northeast. at $50
o'clock.
Plans for the coming season will
be discussed and arrangements for
holding practice will be talked over.
1t is the desire of the manager to
have all candidates present. and all
those who think of coming out for
the team VII be welcome TO attend
the meeting Z.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
Shipping Board Beaten.

The State. War and Navy team
ound the Shipping Board club of the
Departmental League easy piCkings,
IS outside Of the third frame when
Usher was a trile unsteady the Ship
'srs never had d look in. The score
" innings.
state, War & Navy. .OO1 100 CPS 3
Shipping Board. ..-..-.O04 900 C0O-4 3 ?
Batteries. ". & y. Fisher and
ShOrtsleeve; Shipping Board. Joyce
nd Oakley.
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DUMBARTON TO MEET
RICHMOND WIELDERS

The Dumbarton Club has scheduled
a team match on its courts with the
racquet wielders OF the Country Club
of Virginia. Richmond. Saturday. The
last time these two teams met. which
was in 1916 each got the decision on
its own courts.
The local club will journey to the
Virginia city within the next two
weeks for a return match.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
NAVY YARD JUNIORS
:, TO HOLD PRACTICE

1t is requested that the following
Jlayers of the Naval Gun Factory
'uniOrs football team report for their
initial practice at Fifth and L streets
IoUtheast Sunday morning at 10
I'clock, to Coach Alex LaCaronis: J.
Richards, Pete Beau. Shorty Cox,
Witty BjorIand. I. Keith A. Burch,
iabby Newman. Monk Fraser b.
Iehman, H. Hutchinson. r. Smithson.
1. Golway. A West. II. Serrins. J.
5opp. ". DUrity, T Casey. L. We'd
ling, B. SarraII. J. Moran. VI. Lynn.
:. WoOdfeld, and ". BcaU.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
Police Eject Davenport.

81. Louis, Mo, Sept. 4.-Dave Daven-
rort. pitcher with the st. Louis Amer
leans, was suspended yesterday for
the season and fined 500 by Manager
Jimmy Burke following an alterca-
ton at the clubhouse with Burke and
Business Manager Bob Quinn. Police
were called and elected the pitcher.
The trouble started when Davenport
resented being reprimanded by Burke,
it was said. Davenport, who has been
with the Browns since 1916, announced
he would retire from professional
baseball
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Panthers Start Work.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Sept. 4-The Uni
versity Of Pittsburgh football candi-
dates will be assembled by Coach
Glenn 5. Warner Monday, September
s. at the University engineering camp
at Windber, Pa. and the following
day the Panthers will start their prac-
tice grind.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
Braves Trim Phillies.

Boston. Sept 4.-The Braves had
easy sailing today with the Phil
lies winning a listless battle by
4 to l.
The score by innings: R. II. Z.
Philadelphia 900 0lO OOO-l S 0
Boston ....... .OO1 600 O3'-4 S .
Batteries-Smith and Tragesser:
Scott and Gowdy.
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Bowers to Coach POLY

Baltimore, Sept. 4-Baltimore Poly
technic Institutes 1919 football eleven
will certainly not lack for coaches.
for in addition to Head Coach frankie
Bowers. the Engineers will have the
services Of Sic Watson. the 1915 star,
who played in the backfield for the
University of California the past two
years: Johnnie Gross and George Dar-
ley, both former Polytechnic stars.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
West Virginia Coach Arrives.

MorgantOwn, w. Va, Sept IN NJ
Mcintyre, head coach of the West
Virginia University football team for
this fall, arrived here today from his
home at New Martinsville to com
plete arrangements for the prelimin-
ary training, which begins at Mont
chateau, on Cheat River, next Mon
day.
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Ready With jim Thorpe's Team,

Bethlehem. Pa, Sept 4-James
Ready. former star back field man
Jim Thorpe's professional football team
today accepted terms to play with
Jim Thorpe's professional football team
at Canton. Ohio. Ready. who is to
""nort on October ). is a brother of
Thomas Ready, Lehigh's noted ath-
letic coach.
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standing of the Climbs,
Land Overtime Battle.

Pittsburgh. Sept. 4.-The Pirates
nosed-out the Chicago Cubs here
today, in a ten-frame battle, by 4 10
3 score.
The score by innings: r. H E
Chicago 100 600 OO3 0-3I2 l
Pittsburgh .OOl 600 COZ - 10 0
Ten innings.
Batteries - Martin, Railey. Hen
dirk and DAILY; Adams and Schmidt.
Lee.
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Liner Breaks PIayer's Ankle.

Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 4-Jess
Haines. leading pitcher for the Kan
sas City American Association Club,
suffered = broken ankle in today's
game with Indianapolis when he wa $
ST. uck by terrific liner driven out
by Graney. an Indianapolis shortstop,
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
Mammaux Is Pounded.

New York, Sept. 4.-The Giants
jumped on the sIants OF Mammaux IN
the eighth frame today. pounding
across five talIies. taking the battle bv
: to l. The score by innings:
Brooklyn ............-. 90 OIL o00-1 .
New York ............ .O0O CO.. O5s-5
Mammaux and Miller; Benton and
Snyder. Gonzales.
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Hit by Pitched Ball and Died

Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 4. =
Charles Tincher, %. died here to-
day from injuries received Sunday
IN a baseball game for the city
amateur championship. He was
struck on> the head by q pitched
ball
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
Browns Handed Zeros.

Detroit, Mich, Sept 4.-Dutch
leonard proved too much for the
Brownies here today, the JungIeers
Winning by , to 0.
The score by innings: r. H
4. Louis .... 900 900 900 0 l
Detroit ......OO1 900 To- I
Batteries - Maple and SEVERED;
IeOnard and Ainsmith
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
Park Lane Wins Game

The Park Lane A. c. yesterday de-
eated the Cherrydale \. c. in an in
eresting pitching duel by to l.
deckey for the winners had fifteen
trike-outs. while Hill. of CherrydaIe.
egistered Z. McCormick's fielding
eatured.
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Baltimore, Md, Sept. 4.-Govcrn-
ors' Day at Timonlum brought JOY
to the hearts and additional wrap
Ecrs for the bank rolls of the form
students when four favorites swept
past the wire in front. Thep were
Algardi. Sweet Apple. Bathilde and
Margaret Ellen. Two of the other
triumphant thorOughbreds - Scylla
and Tit for Tat-werc heavily sup
ported second choices.
Those players who stick to long
shots came into their own when
Mae Murray. Il little bay daughter
Of Henu. owned by q. c. MiZelI,
made a show Of the field in the fifth
race and in SO doing paid the sue
Culent price If $G6.6O for each s.
ticket. The summary:
FIRST RACE-About miles Agardi. ia
DalC, 40 $50; Harwood, li9 Williams, so
Lnulic Love. l49 lNlr. Tallorl, out. Time. 357.
Miss McGIsgIe, Melos, Mary LYDIA, Mo. also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlnngs Sweet Apple
Ioo DObertl. 40, 40; Pirate Niece. liz tSter
ling 46O; Miss Homer. IL tHinUhy. out
Time. lis - Waking Dream, Dots, CourGs
alsp ran. 'CouTlrd IN the betting
THIRD RACE Six and one-harf furlougs
RaJhildc, IL ,SteruuEN. 40. SD: Mother
Machncc, 10 NIcIuurrr $50. krstie's Cub
lis lHinphy. cut Time. lI9 81 Old Eylers
Bill NJ E>Ieusc Wat. Ringing d, also ran.
FOURTH RACE-On and ones. .Nteenth miles
Sc1Na, is tHinpfrl. so. 80 Annie Edgar
IL DDmIuc,, 20; ia Meta lO5 (Ob,rtl, out
Time lbs Rogart also ran.
FIFTH RACE -- Six aud onehaf fIrlonrs
Mae Murray. IL Bauer. 66o. , 10 sturdce
lis tHinVhrr. SO: Ralph $. 10 DTavlor,. out
Time, l@p'e. Bclario. Pastora. Jack Leary,
GIoHuc. SUmberpr u. also ran
SIXTH RACE-AbUut > fur0ngs. Margaret
Ellen. IL ParingtOnl SO. SO. katahdin II
lNClnunI. 500 Twenty seven. lis lHnphy) J.
out Time. O5s. keynote. JusnitA 3i. Naomi
Walton. Wheat Cakes. Mildred Eurrtta. also ran
SEVENTH RACE About g. furlOngs Ii
for Tat. 10 tCUnuorsr. so. $40; Iron Boy. 70;
tpumiuirk, so; Prince BOneru. I09 CObertl
Out. Time. . IS. Bulser. Master McGrath
TUgland, Col Harnspn, also ran.
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Lafayettes Issue Def.

The Lafayette A. c. desires to ar
ange games with teams averaging
Syears, especially the Pepco Juniors
nd Highland A. c. Address Warren
'oole. 1907 Seventh street northwest,
tpt. No. 9, Phone y. $500.
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Runs-McCarthy. McBuds, Tyser. Hughss.
Left on bssrs-CloFeps 2; southern RAivay 9
Stolen basss-McBride. America. Covert sac
GiOyanetti Covert. Hughes Hamin STRUCK out
By BuscheT, s; by Hsmill 4 Bass on bsns-
OF Buscher, 4; OF Hsmill 4 Wild pitch
Buscher. Hit by pitched bsIl-By Hzmin
iAmerica1.
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AMATEUR TEAMS
IN DRAW CAME
Southern Railway and Navy
Yard Clubs IN 2-to-2 Tie
In Title Series.

A daring theft OF home by Mcbride
on the front end Of a triple steal
made the score at two runs, each In
the Cloffeps-SOuthern Railway game
Yesterday In the post-season series
for the sandlot baseball District title,
and from then on the two teams
battled without result until darkness
put stop to the contest after nine
innings Of play The score:
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Major League Statistics.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Washington, 8: Athletics, 2.
Athletics, 6; Washington, 3.
Detroit, 2; st. Louis, o.
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0 } 0 0 . 0 0 0 O-3

Runs-Burrus. Walker ~. StuInk. Thomas
Turner Ecrbc. McnoSky Charity. Earned
runs Philadelphia. {; Washington, T. Lift on
bases Philadelphia, S; Washington. 5. TNObs~c
hiL,-EIIyTbe. Thomas Sacrifice Mt~-MenOSkF.
StrIHk. Mayor. Stolen bases-ThOm4s W TUr-
HCr. Base on baIls-Of NaylUr. !; OF HarLer,
, Struck out-By N-ylCr, (, by Hsrper. I.
Passed haIl-McAoy. Umwus-C0nnolb and
Nallin. Time u gane-l55.
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LA4ldlt4puLa .----.-s.s-. U v U " v v v ~
Runs-Judge ~, Davidson, Rice, Ellerbe ~,
Nenosky. Johnson. Turner, linn. Earned runs
Washington, s. Left on Philadelphia,
;. Two-base hits-TInCr. Witt. Thrre-bass
hits-Rice. Menosky. Home run-Johnson. Sac
riice hits-Agnew. Shanks, Davidson. Double
pIay-Bums to BurruS. Base on balls-Of linn,
?; of johnson, l. Struck Out-By Zinn, l.
Umpires-NalIin and Connolly. nme-lI5.
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where They Play Today

Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburgh:
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
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FAVORITES LAND ON
TIMONIUM COURSE
TIMONIUM SELECTIONS.

Flrst-GlUrine Precious Jewel. Ahara
Second-Waking Dreams. Murray Entry, Cain
de CansC
Third-Lutetia Wodan. Fl Plaudt
Fourth-Old Bill Bender, Tranby, Mother
Machree.
Fffth-Iron Boy, Toadstool. Aigrctte.
SiNth-Bathilda, Katahdin, Suppemaid
Seyenth-Baccarat Darkey, Jutland.
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Johnson TELLS
COURT OF LOAN
Admits Advancing Cleve-
land Club 100000
Case Is Continued.

New York, Sept. AFTER four
Sostponements, Ban Johnson, pres
lent of the American League. ap-
cared before Referee George Giles
ie this afternoon and explained sew
raj points demanded by Coils. Rup-
ert and Huston.
johnson was in court at the insti-
alton OF the owners of the New
,ork club to testify regarding his
ction in suspending Pitcher Carl
fays recently and as to his con-
ection with the Cleveland club.
Johnson said that IN 1916 when the
Ieveland club was taken over by
he present owners its bonded in
ebtedness was 10000. This has
ince been reduCIl to $50 900, he said,
Though It still owes the league an
dditional 81, coo.
johnson Makes Loan.
According to Johnson. he personally
dvanced the club 100000 in March,
n6. Later $4,000 was taken up b.
ames c. Dunn, president of the
lub. He was given stock as col
steral for the remainder. and in No
ember. 1918, bought $3.50 additional
johnson said he had never received
ny dividends from the stock.
He named Cleveland, Detroit, Wash
ugton. Philadelphia md St. Lou.
: the protesting clubs.
He declined TO answer the question
{ Attorney Tuttle. of counsel 70!
ne New York owners. as to why h
ad delayed the suspension until two
avs after the Yankees had signed
lays
The hearing was continued unit
ext THURSDAY
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Where They Play Todny

Boston at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Chicago.
st. Louis at Detroit.
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Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

New York, 5: Brooklyn, l.
Boston. 4; Phillies. !.
Pittsburgh, 4; Chicago, 3.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Newark. 4; Reading. 5.
Newark, 8: Reading. 0.
Binghamton, S: Toronto. s.
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Here's a Fifty-Fifty.
sPoRTs-AD NATIONALS vs. ATHLETICS.

Totals. 81 3z Il o Totals. 96l4al3
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SECOND GAME

Totals. 3 l3 2 Il 8 T
-Batted for HaTpCr in Il
Score By innings:
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WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
SWAMP ROOT

For many years druggists have watched
with much interest the remarkable record
maintained by DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver and bladder medi-
cine.
1t is a physicians prescription.
Swamp-Root is a strengthening medi-
cine. 1t helps the kidneys, liver and blad-
der do the work nature intended they
should do.
Swamp Root has stood the test of years.
1t is sold by all druggists on its merit
and it should help you. No other kidney
medicine has so many friends.
Be sure to get Swamp-Root and start
treatment at once.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to DIR.
Kilmer & CO., Binghamton. N. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-Adv.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-02-13
| am Sincere! Stop Ca|omeI!
Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Listen to mel Calomel sckens and you may lose
days work If bilious, constipated or
headachy read my guarantee.

Liven up your sluggish liver! Feel
fine and cheerful make your work a
pleasure; be vigorous and full of am
bition. But take no nasty, dangerous
calomel, because it makes you sick
and you may lose a days work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver,
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, breaking it up. That's when
you feel that awful nausea and cramp-
Ing.
Listen to me! If you want to enjoy
the incest, gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced, just
take a spoonful of harmless Dodson's
Liver Tone tonight. Your druggist or
dealer sells you bottle of Dodsons
Liver Tone for few cents under my