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Bowels Acting Properlye

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makes the body retain waste matters
and Impurities that undermine the
health and play havoc with the entire
system. DR.. Kings New Life Pills are
reliable and mild in action AL
druggists,
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: Professional Cards
DOCTOR CHAs. e. vERDIrR

Surgeon in Charge
Jahncke Shipbuilding Corporation.
announces that in his private prae.
tice he will pay especial attention GO
the Surgery and Disease Of ehs
Genito-Urinary Organs.
Office hours, 4 to 5 p. m, daily ex-
cept Sunday. Sunday, by appoint
ment only.
Telephone, Jacksonville 10. 90.
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LIST OF PETIT JURORS.

Following is the list Of petit jurors
drawn for the first week of court
for the March term, convening in
Covington, March 10, 1919:
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0FNkgJlAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Inc PUBIC IS u9F0Dy Wdrneu uoL
to trespass in any way on the prop
erty Of the undersigned, located
along the line of the N. o. G. N. and
the Y. & M. v. r. R. and the Penn
Mill public road, Immediately north
and northwest of Covington, La.
Trespassers will be prosecuted to
the full extent OF the law.
milf HARVEY E. ELLIS.
prohibited from cutting. burning
deadeniag, carrying or floating away
or otherwise !niurtag or destroying
any trees. timber or wood growing OF
lying upon the lands of the under.
sigAed. The re also prohibit ID
from fishin Aunting OF trappiEs
With dog, or torch or trespase.
Tag Tn any FAY on lands Belonging
to the uBfereigned.
4. P. ROBERT.
II. II. MAYFIELD.
Il. J. MAYFIELD.
r. A. ORR. I
JAS. PROVOST.
no21-sY GEO. Fl. GAUSS.
We, the undersigned. forbid al
iuntiRg, trapping and traspassing OF
ur iaRds. Anyone csught 30 doins
will be puRisheG to the full sxtea
" the law.
JAMES RARRENARR.
All persons are hereby warned ane
prohibited rrem cutting, burning
degasning. carrying or foating away
injuring or destroying any trees
timber or wood growing or lying up
ON the lands Of the undersigned, or
the lake trent frem Lewfsburg to the
Teaefuneta river, formerly known a:
AmaaA MarisRy and McGuinn tract
and are also prohibited from fshin g
hunting or trapping with dog or TORCH
or trespassing in any way on land!
belonging to the undersigned One
hundred dollars reward will be pait
for information and conviction oil
trespassers.
D. C. HEDDEN,
1923 Washington Ave.
jul8-6mo New Orleans, La.
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MRS. j. BERCIER
Vaudeville, La.
Practical Nnrse-Massage Treatment
VIII answer calls to any place.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six furlongsN Redmon. IL.
Garner. ls.o. on. 40: Gypsy Queen, IN
tsandel. 80. $50; Puliux. Il2 (simpsonl. go
Time. l:ls. Manokin, Golden GLOW, squeeier
Prince Igor. Bathilde. Tusty. also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five furiongs. Cant. Her,h
Ter. lis Connolly. 1910. $40, 1880; Peace
Pennant. lis &c. Howard. SO, 40; Alsace
liz tMorys), 20 Time. / 03 3-5 Maize, Iris
W. p. Montgomery. BY, Melvin. Lord Ham,
ilton.
THIRD RACE-One and one-eighth mile.
haider. liz tSteansl, 4S. $50, 500: Nominee,
los BROWN, 80. 40: Rhymer. l07 Murray,
40 Time, l5s Is. Aston, Quito. JACK Hill,
Philistine. Irregular. also ran
FOURTH RACE - One and one-sixteenth
miles. Beaver Kill liz (Robinson), 80 out,
out; Drastic 100 (Lunsford), out, out; Under
Fire. IA tsande,. out. Time, lss IS Under
Fire did not finish. broke down. Only three
starters.
FIFTH RACE-FIre furionss Mis-. Jemim.
los (Sande). $40. 80. $40; Patches, los Robin
son). l2e0 100; Mighty Man, Ill tHoward), 37o
Time. l0l IS. Sam Freedman, westvood Star
View, Breadman. Lady in BLACK, Alta Boy,
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-one and one.eishtb miles.
Basilus. 1G tRobinson). $40. go. 40; silyery
Light, los CPooD. SO. go: Harvest King, lOs
u'unsford). go Herald. Hurry Up. Mistress
Polly. Texas Special. also ran.
SEVENTH RACE - One and one-d dxteent,
miles Fly Away. % tCanfeld), $50. sen 800:
High Low. loo Muray). $40. $40; Prosnectm.
lQ Brown. $50. Time. l:is. Jify. II. C.
Basch. Sands of Pleasure. Hondo. also ran
The Washington herald., 1919-05-29
Gr U.s. Yankees 7oday-Dr. Crafts Trying to Stop Fight
Scholastic Sports.

Central High tennis team Travelled
70 Manassas. Va. yesterday TO meet
Eastern College, but was disappoint-
ed. Eastern College will not be rep
resented with a tennis team this sea-
son.
There will be no scholastic baseball
game tomorrow. The next game
scheduled is June 2. Business will
encounter Tech.
business High will battle the strong
shenandoah Valley nine on the lat
ters diamond May 81.
Georgetown Prep will travel TO EN-
mttsburg to clash with the Mount st.
Mary's baseball aggregation today.
Western and Tech are scheduled to
clash In a scholastic tennis match
today. The match was postponed
from last Saturday. due to the
weather.
The Tech spring tennis tournament
viii not begin until after Decoration
Day.
All the city high schools will en-
ter In the annual swimming cham
pionshtp to be held in the municipal
bathing pools June I. Emerson In
stitute will be represented.
Tech will engage the Princeton Ath-
letic Club In a baseball game on the
monument Lot diamond today.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-29

WILL Be BUSY
Clarksburg and Wheeling,
West Virginia, to Hold
Five-Day Meetings.

Hagerstown. Nd. May 2s.-The
fact that all Maryland records for
long shots scoring were broken
here yesterday when Heather Moon.
paying s499.20 for 81. was returned
winner. was no doubt responsible
for the big increase in the crowd
which turned out this afternoon to
witness the running of the second
days card Of the five-day running
race meeting now being held under
the auspices of the Hagerstown
Fair and Racing Association
After the close here the ponies
will move to ciarksburg, w. Va.
for a five-day meeting. commencing
next Tuesday. They will then go TO
Wheeling for a week. The sum-
mary:
FIRST RAcE-Flve fuTIonss; Aigrette, ll0
Jstirlinsl. sea. 28, go. Old Bill Bender. III
tMoodanl. SO. SEQ: Duke Ruff. Il2 Dennler1.
$50 Time. 1908 Old Roe, Armant, Bon
sante l,cinser. Tlznspeo. Left Fielder. Daisy
l. also
SECOND RAcE-FIre furiones: Prince Bon
ero. lis CMondanl. $50. "a. $50; Roscoe Gco-e.
lis (Hilemanl. $40, so: Gall Shot, lis tDayeR-
Katahdin. Cetabel. Marco Polo. Lsckruse. whest
Cakes also ran
THIRD RACE-Seven furiong: Diadi. lis
(stiriingl. eco So. $50: Blanchita- ll3 tGros1nl.
40. so: Little England. lis Doylfl. I'D.
Time u Toy Mis-. PajAruita II. Will Soon,
Satisfied also ran.
FOURTH RACB-Seren furions: Lobeiia. III
murphy. p.7o. $50. 40 Tit for Tat, Ill par
ringtoul, 5l0 SOD; Little Boy. lls Dunknsonl.
4.D Tine. 1 u 35 Carl Elwane-r. Cleaning.
HAsty Lady. Fsker. Irish Maid. seelishi. Choc-
taw also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Seven furlooc: Otisco. 10
(stirlingl. $50. 3.S. 80: Twenty Seven, lis
(Hinphyl. 37O. 30; Grasnere. rs Knight. 80.
Time q. Front Royal, Molly o. Margaret e
len, Kathleen X also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Seren furlOnes: Padua. JOG
tE. Smith. 1910. s.sO -; Precious Jewel. l5
Ryan. lLD. $50; Ringing II. III (Stiriingl.
an Time. 3l-5. sam Hill, PerigOurdine.
keenan,. Little Cote. Leuna- CapitAI City also
ran
SEVENTH RACE-MiIe and ooe-SKtecnth
Wodan ITO Uaringtonl. Z.le. s.D. 6D; Ma
poll lG tStirlinsl. 3s. SO; Bierman. los Gar
gam. TeO Time 90 John W. Klein. Rose-
water Cart MArchmont. Miss FIlly, Stir Up,
London Girl Slumlsr II alsD ran
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For 3year-oIds; six furlonss
orne.la T. IS; Jim Dudley. %; Marss John. o.:
Dixie Girl, %; Madras Gingham, 90; CabaI IO5:
Napthalus zoe; Lucinda. IN; Tidal. lo6; Lady
Rachae'. lC7; Discussion. ls; Sans Peur md,
lO6. Eligible-Pond-osa, ia; Frank Mattox, loc;
Huntsmann. l6: Salute. lis: e Corouel. lo3;
Candle Light, 100.
SECOND RACE-For ayear-olds; five furicnes:
Ja1zz. LIZ: Dr.. Hickman. liz: Seapiant. lI2; An
tcipste. lis; Rapid Stride. ll5; Sterling, lis:
Petard. lis; Spartan Boy lis: Hcsler, lis: Sans
Boy. lis; Warlike LIS: Alex. jr.. lis. Eligible
Mandalay, Il5; Music Man, us; American Sol
dier, lis
THIRD RACB-For syear-olds and mp: six
fnlongs: Mary II. loi; Truant. loe; Hasty Cora,
lo; Lady Luxury. l0: Arch Plotter. l03: Lucy
BY. lo4; Bringhurst, lcs; Glitter. los: Dmitiri.
lS; Dina Hdi. Ill: Huifaker. Ill; I'd Garrison
Ill. Einble-Martre. los; Strike Breaker l0i :
Billie B. los; Eta H. Ill: Mcvex. 50: Drifield
III.
FOURTH RAcE-For 5year-olds; mile and
oneeighth: Wave. g: General Haig 100: Cell
Solar. 100; Ginger. lH; Cermont. lG; Linden.
FIFTH RAcE-Fr ayear-olds: six furlonss
Madge F. 100; wiligan. 100: Bugie Call los;
Legal, los; Sam Reh. loa: Omond los; Laceot
lob; Uncle White. 10; American Ace. liz.
SIXTH RACE-For 5year-olds and up; mile
ande one-hah: Sazanamy. lol: Quito. l0e:
Brickley. loe; Chick Bark.ey, 100; Fern Hand
ley, loi; Irregular. lOi Elrey lC
SEVENTH RACE-For S-year-olds and up;
mile and oneS1teenth: Tanlac. 100; Leah
Oochrane. los; Lucille p. lw; Rooker,,
lo5; Bsndy. los; Aztec 1os; semper staIwart,
ITO; Blackbroom. liz; THISTLE Green. lis: Bonnie
Tess. lis; Grumpy. rs: Dave Hogan, liz Elisi-
bie-Zimm, llo; Sandy Lad. ll5: Baby Lynch,
los; Beneactor. lcs; Rife Shooter. llo: Clair
monde, 1lo
The Washington herald., 1919-05-29
TIGERS HALTED
BY GEORGETOWN
Hilltop Nine Downs Prince
ton by 5-4 Score-Hy-,
man Featuring

PHnceton. N. j.. May 2S.-Princeton
dropped a close game to Georgetown
here this afternoon, ) to 4. Bunched
hits and several Princeton misplays
in the first three frames let the visi-
tors get or to a five-run lead, which
the Tigers were not able to overcome.
Princeton staged late rally with
two men out in the ninth that scored
run. but fell short with the winning
run on third base.
Hyman pitched a masterful game.
and with the exception of the second
inning, when Prince garnered three
hits and two runs. he was never in
danger He struck out thirteen men.
and let the Tigers down with seven
bingles. Kirkland started the game
for Princeton. but gave way to St
John in the fourth.
Georgetown got in Just one hit off
the relief twirler. a double by Ken
yon in the eighth. Kenyon played
great game for the visitors. nick
ing the ball for three doubles and
playing his position faultlessly. Bade.
the Princeton captain. contributed the
fielding feature with a remarkable
one-handed stop of Sullivan's hard-hit
grounder in the eighth. The score:
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Herald's Amateur
Directory.

Get your club registered in The
HeraId's amateur directory II you
want games with the best clubs In
this vicinity. II your schedule In
now short of games and you are
anxious to I'LL these dates write or
phone the Sporting Department of
The Herald and registerNyour team
Immc lately. This directory Will be
n daily guide for you to arrange
games.
Brentwood Athletic Ciub-G. W. Richards. man
ager. T. o. Box t2s. Mount Rainier. Md.
Rapid Athletic Club-J. Paul CARRIER, manager,
2O4 Fourth street southeast.
Herzl Club-John B. Neviser. manager. Sl2
Third street northwest: IS years Of age.
NJ H. A.-Cy Vol. manager. Eleventh
street AID Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Eagle Athletic Club-Paul Mesink. MANAGER.
300 Fifteenth street southeast
Department Of Justice-Ead q. shorb man
aEer. Room u, Depsrtment Of Justice.
Yarpez Athletic Cub-H Raley. manager. az
Virginia avenue southeast: . years Of age
Rex Athletic Oub-James Z. Wright. MANAGER,
go Twelfth street northeast.
Operation, Shipping Board-Manager, Room
SO. IN F street northwest
Pepco Chb-Orlando Faina, manarer Us -Four
teenth street northwest; 10 years Of age.
Hygienic LAboratory-Louis Bender manager
Hygienic Laboratory. D. O
Columbia loi, Printsrs-c. J. Desper, manager.
Herald Office. d. C.
Clarendon A. C-Joe Gieble, manager. sos
Ninth street northeast
AloySus Club-Robert OToue. manager q Eye
street northwest.
Tu1ton Juniors-Phone North ses2
Le Droit Tgers-Andrew L. Allen, manaeer
"a W street northwest
Cherydale Club-Mickey johnson, manager
cherrydale. Va
National Bank-E. Fl. Paisley, manager. Ma.
tional Bank Of Washington.
Washington Steel and Ordnance Company
J. n. Ooilihover. manager, p. o. Boz 1872
Telephone Lincoln 3sl. Branch H.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-29
REACH SEMI-FINAL
In WOMEN'S GOLF

The second round for the women's
championship of the Chevy Chase
Club, which carries with it the cup
presented by John H. Clapp. chairman
of the golf committee, was played
yesterday morning. the four winners
meeting today in the semi-finals. The
finals are scheduled for tomorrow. but
on account of it being a holiday It
Is likely that they will be held over
until Saturday. Summaries: Second
round-Mrs. Frailey defeated Mrs.
Newbold. 4 up and 3: Mrs. Smith de-
feated Mrs. Richards. UP and 4;
Mrs. McCammon defeated Miss Noes.
6 up and 4; Mrs. Cameron defeated
Mrs. Titney, 2 up.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-29

Cincinnati. Ohio, May 2S.-Dr. Will
Dur +. Crafts. OF Washington. found
rof the American Sabbath Union.
aid today that he would go to CO.
umbus and Toledo to try to stop
he willard-Dempsey fight. sched-
lied for Toledo. July 4.
Crafts is a veteran at the game of
uppressing things he does not like.
he fact that he has been able to
,rohibit. prevent. forbid. stop or
iaIt so many things that were once
;onsidered good custom. makes him
4 dynamic figure in American life.
&c is probably the country's most
amous as well as most hated moral
ipHfter" He is the author of The
Prohibition Hand Book" and fifty
pther volumes on moral reforms"
ihairman of the American delega-
Jon to the International Congress
IN Alcoholism in London, 1911. and
member of the Union National Com
pission to frame the constitutional
amendment on prohibition.
1t was Crafts reform bureau that
Introduced in Congress and secured
be passage of seventeen moral re-
orm" measures. including the law
orbidding shipment of prize fight
Inns in interstate commerce. He
onferred today with Secretary
ieorge Hawke. of the Good Citi-
snship League. and other dry
workers regarding prohibition en-
orcement
I'VE are going to notify President
wilson that Gompers' threat that
vorkmen would observe the rule
no beer. no work was idle talk
nd that Cincinnati. queen among
set cities. became dry without the
east sign of revolt" said Crafts
Our next job in Ohio is to stop
he wiIIard-Dempsey fight"
The Washington herald., 1919-05-29
'pOLYTECH EASY
FOR c. U, OUTFIT
Virginians Handed Small
End of l2-4 Count by
c. u. Nine.

Catholic University easily defeated
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
ball team yesterday on the Brookland
diamond by l. to l.
The Brooklanders played good ball
afield and. hit the old pill for a fare
you-well, gathering fourteen hits for
total OF twenty bases, while the visi-
tors gathered eleven hits for a total
Of seventeen bases.
Catholic University won the contest
In the fourth frame. when it gave
Lucey a five run lead to work on.
Polytechnic made a rally in the
ninth after Lucey let up in his pitch
ing. Brooks singled and Myrick hit a
circuit clout to right, accounting for
two tallies. a fast double stopped the
rally. Score:
The Washington herald., 1919-05-29
BELMONT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For 5year-olds and upward
sir furlongs and half: Elizabeth r., %; Fell
swcop. lis: Razzano. Il3; Golden King. ll3;
Onws. ll3: Ultra Gold. us; Our Nephew. ll2;
BrlVado. 1l3: Between Us. lis; Tsrascun. ia;
Albert A. ITO: Caran Boy. lis; Unwiss Child.
IS: Peasant. lis.
SECOND RACE-For 4yearolds and upward
about two miles: Marian. H5: Smithheld. rs
Royal Arch, is; Stonewood, li5: Whist End.
l52: Candle, lSs; Melodama, IA: Commodore
Gaunt. lS5: Stradivarius. l3s; Turmoil. lS.
THIRD RACE-For 3yearolds; six furlongs:
Chin ney Swift. l8: Hero Dias. lo3; Phantom
Maid, loc; Ophelia. lo6: Marchcsa. 90; Aathlone.
lo: Blair Cora. %: War Kiss, los; Alphee.
los: Duchess Lace l06 :
FOURTH RACE-For 5year-olds and upward
seven furlougs: Naturalist, l2s whimsy. l02
Star Master. I'D; Regal Lodge. III; Mimic End.
l04; Trompe Ia Mort. 10; Gloomy Gus lo5
Bully Boy 100; Sunhash End lle.
FIFTH RACE-Fr 3Searolds and upward
one mile: Wawabeek. l0; Caddie lo4 Hickory
Nut ITO: Alma b., ll4; Miss Sterling lN: Glen
lcs; Poacher. liz: Bell Ringer. liz: Millr.ce.
lO7; Hchokus. lo; Sunninedale. 90; Albert A.
lli; RAzano. lis; J. Arrive. l0i; Dan. lis;
Sir VIM. Johnson lis
SIXTH RACE-For maidens; 2-year-o,ds; -four
and onehaf furiDr: First To Fight lis;
Wild Air. lis: Armistioe. lis; yellow Hand.
lis; Glen Light. lis; Copy Right, lis: Hood
wink. lis; Backbone, ll2 David HarIm, lis
simpleton. lis; Rover. Is; Homely. lls; Pr
grim lis
The Washington herald., 1919-05-29
Nationals Back Home;
VIII Play Yanks Today

Clark Grifith and his battle-
SCARED warriors returned to this
city late yesterday afternoon after
a lengthy so-journey that challed
for both an Eastern and Western
invasion. Although tiSa club did
not play UP to expectations on this
long trip. Manager Griffith has not
given up hopes
Griff is confident that the club
will get agoing during the home
stay. which opens today with the
initial appearance here of the New
York Yankees. Jimmy Shaw. OF
home-run fame, will draw the
pitching assignment for the Ma
tionals. while Allen Russell or
Jack Quinn will do the honors for
Higgins tribe. The line-ups fol-
low:
Nationals New York.
Menosky, c. I. Halas, r. (.
Foster. BIB. Peckinpaugh, s. s.
Judge. LIB. Pipp. lib.
Rice. r. (. Baker. 3-b.
Charity. J. I. Pratt, 2-b.
shanks. s. S. Lewis, l. (.
Janvrin, 2-b Bodie, C. I.
Picinich, c. Reul, c.
Shaw. p. Quinn. p.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-29
Piper
LANDS STAKE
-
Jockey LOTUS Pilots Mount
To Victory Over Classy
Field.

Belmont Race Track. May 8-Peter
Piper captured the Hollis Stake this
afternoon, finishing one and one-haif
lengths ahead OF Hildreth's Sun Flash,
second. Johnny LOTUS. the most con-
sistent winner and premier Jockey Of
the American turf. had the mount.
Peter Piper broke for q good lead
at the start and opened up a gap
which was never closed up by the
other horses. Sun Flash, second. was
practically outrun in the first stages,
but closed with a rush. With a better
start Sun Flash might have won the
race. Roi Craig ran a fair third.
Corn Tassel was the winner In the
Littleneck Handicap under hard
drive in a closely punched field, break
ing the track record for a mile and
a sixteenth by one-ffth of a second.
The time for the race was "A rs. The
track was In fine shape, and the races
fast The summary:
FIRST RACB-Fou- and onehah furionp:
Tuujours l06 (Schuttngerl, To i. 70 :. !
to s; Oceana, l06 (McAtee), 2 to l. even; Mic
Daxie liz CTrozlerl, l to 3 Time. o:S sadie
D.. Sand River md. Hampdcn. kirah. Aerial.
Bibbler. Dame also ran
SECOND RACE-About two miles and a
quarter: Crest Hill. l52 (Kennedy). Il to %.
to S. out; Garter. l7 Cdahoney). 5 to 2. 70
2; Rhomb. lf7 (Cheynel. l to Time. oae 10
Mesach and Sealord also ran
THIRD RACE-For and . half furiongs:
Lady Brlmmel. lOs tMetcal0. to 10. I, to s.
ont: Light Wine. lis tLyke). 5 to ;. out
Germa, los tKelsayl, Q to s. Time. oS2 20
Quickfre. Edith Krsn.
FOURTH RACE-Six furiougs: Peter Piper.
ll2 (LnftusD. to l. . To L TO S; Sunfash End.
les CTsplin). . to 5. to 6: Ra Craig. lie
tO'Bnenl. 5 to :. Time. l:l2 The Boz.
Lorise ", Abadane. Gath also ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile and a sixteenth :
Corn Tassel. III (Ensor), . to S. to 10. to
a.: Be Frank, lG tButweln. I to 5. to S;
Trumpe La Mort, l2s Fairbrother), even Time.
la4s IS valor. Mormon Elder. War Machine
also ran.
SIXTH RACB-SiI furlongs: My Friend.
llQ (Ensorl. to !. 5 to :. TO 5: Carpet
Sueeper. loo callahan. ) to l. to s; Ceramic.
lis (Mountain). 4 to L Time. l:l2 IS Grimalkin.
RAPID Day. Ferndale. Musito. Ballet Dancer
md. Dander. Rodgers. Jeweler also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-29
CHANEY TO BATTLE
PICATO ON MAY 30

Baltimore. Nd, May IS. George
Clancy. the Knockout King. of this
city. and Babe Picato. the slugging
lightweight. of New Castle, Pa. have
been matched to box twelve rounds
to a decision before the American
Athletic Association at Oriole Park on
Decoration Night. 1t will mark the
opening OF the outdoor season under
the auspices of the Triple A. and this
set-to will surely start things with a
whoop and a bang. Fans undoubtedly
will be greatly pleased with the news
of the match, for 1t is a bout that
they have been anxiously awaiting
ever since the moment the kayo boss
announced that Picato would be his
first opponent as soon as he was o. X.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-29
Eagle A. c. Issues Def.

The game scheduled for Saturday.
May 10. between the Eagle A. c. and
Riverdale Juniors was postponed
until Saturday. May "a. on account
OF rain. The Eagle A. c. will meet
the Tetco nine today on diamond No.
at the White Lot at 5 o'clock
Teams wanting games for further
dates address Manager Paul Mes
sink, 800 Fifteenth street southeast.
or call Lincoln 2090.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-29

Rms-kibler. stumpf. Brooks Myrick. Glen
non. Rooney 81. CorWin. Lucey %. wise, Car
roll, McIntire l.I. Fitzgerald. First base by er-
rors-V p. l., /; e. L., Left on bases-v.
=. l.. I; c. L., 8. First base On balls-Of
Matthews. 5; Myrick. s: of Lucey. /. Innings
pitched-By Matthews. 6; by Myrick, 2. Hits
made-Of Matthews. IL; of Myrck. J. Struck
out-By Matthews. S; by AiSrick. l; by Lucy. Z.
Home run-Myrick. IhreebAse hits-Lucey. Wise,
Brooks. Corwin. TTo-bAse hits-Myrick. Lucey.
McIntire. Sacrifice hit-wharton. Sacrifice hys
Rooney. Schwartz stolen bases-Glennon.
Rooney t9. Curwin. Double plays-Lucey to
Schwartz to Wise; Rooney to Wise Hit by
pitcher-By Lucey ~, py Myrck IN. Passed
balls-Stumpf ~. Corwin ~. Balk-Matthew
(2l. Umpire-Mr. Handiboe Time Of game-25O
The Washington herald., 1919-05-29
GUNNERS TO PLAY
ORIOLE BLACK SOX

The Naval Gun Factory A. q will
travel to Baltimore on Memorial Day
to cross bats with the fast Baltimore
Black Sox. The SoX have been play
ing some stellar ball TO date. having
trimmed the best semi-pro mines in
the country. The great pace the gun
ners have been travelling is well
known in local baseball camps. so a
hot contest may be anticipated.
Manager Greene of the Navy team
hopes to take both ends of the two
ply killer. He will work his star
battery. Adams and Greenfield. in the
opener. and most likely pitch Thomas
in the nightcap.
All strong mines desirous Of obtain
ing games with the fast Navy team
can do so by communicating with
the manager, John Greene. 435 Elm
street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-29
HAGERSToWN ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Ciain-ins; for 3yesr-c'ds and
upward: five furIonEs: Rnseheld. lG: Old Rose.
los; Bon Ssnte. los: HeIsiity. lis: Frenchy.
us: MO,her-In-Isw. IO5: Armxnte, los; Arrow
smith. us: SeeliEht. lis
SECOND RACE-uSimine: for 5yesrolds and
upward: seven furlonz: Oan HlwSnger. Us;
Mother Mschree. lis: Doctor n. lis; Persels.
lis: Celtabel. lis; Alezrdi. lis; SCIlA, ll3
Rockaway. lls
THIRD RACE-Claimins: for 3year-olds and
ruwsrd: seven furiongs: London Girl. lis: Tit
For Tat. lis: Royalty. LIS: Early Sight. lis;
Isabelle H. us; Old Bill Bender. ll0; Mcnozey.
lis: Grasmere lis
FOURTH RACE-CAiming; for 3year-olds
and upward; sven furloncS: Toy Miss lc9:
Jams c.. liz: fodder. %: Satisfied l0s: Road
master ll4: Lncky Pearl. lo3: Mae Murray.
ibe: Lama. los
FIFTH RACE-CAimins: for Syezr-olds and
The Washington herald., 1919-05-29
EASTERN RACQUET
TEAM IS DEFEATED

Central High racquet wielders had
little trouble in disposing of the
Eastern tennis team yesterday on the
latter's courts. winning all five
matches. Summaries:
Singles - Acton CCentraD defeated
Litchfield EASTERN. 6-3, so. BeaIe
Central defeated Waldorf EASTERN.
81. 60. Williams CCentraD defeated
Dawson EASTERN 81, 60.
Doubles-Fowler and williams Cen
traD defeated Litchfield and Dawson
'EasternD s.. g.. Beale and Acton
Central defeated Waldorf and Lam
han EASTERN, 60 60.