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Evening journal., 1920-12-01
SFcIRITY TRUST DIVIDENDS.

Following the thirty-nfth annNer-
sary OF the Security Trust and safe
Deposit Company yesterday, directors
Of the company met today and declar-
ed the regular quarterly dividend OF 3
per cent. and an extra dividend OF 3
per cent. payable on December 81 to
stockholders OF record on December 4.
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Some Smiles In Rhymes
BY LORRY JACOBS

clear. He does not know what money
Is and so he knows no fear"
And then we saw another chap who
was not poor, but yet he looked as
though he might do VIII II more
worlds goods he'd get. You'd like 10
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piles Cured in 6 TO "a DAYS.

Druggisis refund money II PAzO ONT
MENT fails 90 cure Itching, Blind
Bleeding or protruding piles. Instantly
relieves Itching piles. and you can get
restful sleep after flrst application.
60c.-Adv.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, Dec. I lUnlted Press.l J
The cotton market opened firm to-
day. December sold at 1910, up p 4;
January 1870. up 40; March 1890, up
IS; May 1900. up 42; July i6Oo. up
Is
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SOME PRICES DOWN
AS MARKET OPENS

NEW YORK. Dec. UNITED Press)
General fractional decreases marked
the opening OF the stodk market To-
day.
Opening prices: Baldwin 96, of Il;
Republic Steel 661k on k; Anaconda
391s, or u; Crucible S7l4. on y; New
Haven 1914. OF IS; Sinclair 297s, of
4: American International 40, of u;
General Motors i6A. up 4; u. 5.
Steel SO1l. of u; Mexican Petroleum
1894. of u; Canadian Pacific ia. OF
i: Corn Products 7O9s. off Y North
ern Pacific Sih. unchanged, Amer
loan Woolen Il. off a; Union Pacific
ii9. unchanged.
The general list was soft through
early trading. One exceptional was
Atlantic Gulf which advanced TO tU9-
Most Of the rails sagged with South
ern Pac flc, which was off full
point at i07ss.
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ny LORRY JACOBS.

BY LORRY JACOBS.
saw a ragged. tattered waif who
yet smiled up at me. How can he
smile, when he's so poor2 II Is a
mystery" said Sonny Smiles who
walked with me, THE answers easy,
Evening journal., 1920-12-01

To Cure a Cold I'm One Day
Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMO QUI-
NINE tablets. The genuine bears the
signature Of y. W. Grove 3Oc.-Adv.
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CHICAGO GRAINS.

CHICAGO. Dec Omitted Press.)-
Openng grain: -
Wheat. Dec. 1861 81; March, i.5ih
Corn. Dec. 65A@%; May. 72h@A;
July, 74h. -
Oats, Dec. ANON; May. 4s%@%-
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NATURE PUT
IRON FOR
YOUR BLOOD

In the husks OF grains and the peels and
skins OF fruits and vegetables,
but modern methods OF cookery throw
an these things away-hence the alarm
ing increase In anaemia-iron starvation
OF the blood. with its never ending trend
OF symptoms Of nervous irritahility, gem
eral weakness. fatigue, disturbed diges-
ton, headaches, pains across the back,
etc
ganic iron-Nuxated lrOn-to help enrich
your blood and rcvitalize your worn out,
exhausted nerves
over 100000 people annually are
using It. At all druggists
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make our own way. We never did
anything TO deserve the money" de-
clares Charles Garland, automobile
mechanic here. Garland and his wife
turned down their share OF a 81, ,000,000
legacy left by his father. James A..
Garland, multi-millionaire clubman OF
Boston. Hamilton Garland, sopho-
more at Harvard University, backs up
his brother. He declares he won't
take advantage" OF his fellowmen.
II didn't earn IT," says he. Mrs
Charles Garland was Miss May Wrenn,
her husband is entirely right in de-
claring he'll not take the Garland
money.
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NcGannon to locate him the evening
of The murder and that she was
watching McGannon and the, otners
when the fatal shot was fred.
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LOCAL SECURITIES

LairL and Company. dupont Build
ing, furnish the following quotations
OF local securities:
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Ex-Emperor Wilhelm continues to
buy only German goods when pos
sible
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HAMILTON RESULTS

First Observation-Disclosures. los 4pishmonl
no. 4.l0. SEQ: Gallon Berry. lOJ (Rich-
creek. GEO. $50: Annette's sister. ll2
tButwelD. 40. Dellahm. Ragged Robin.
and Sea Board also ran.
Second Raoe.-FmIey. los ~. Burke), :. 90,
$40. out; Hackamore, l03 CRichcreekI. 800,
out; Musito, Ill IThurberJ, out. Hondo also
ran.
Third Raes.-Cahalan, ll2 IHinphyl. 80.
2.TO, 2.5O: Last One, 40 (Will!sl. 80. , 80: /:
Mary Reigel lU7 tPickensD. 80. Blarney
BOy. BlOor and Repent also ran.
Fourth Racs.-Hidden ship, 105 CThurberl
$50, $50. $50; Anzac. 1O7 (Manganl. T.s0.
40; Pueblo, l02 (M, Anderson, 400. Far
East. Enrico Catuso. Guaarnteed, Buckslide,
ana Chrome also ran.
Fifth Race.-Primo. I06 (RomaneilD
l7.JO. $50. 2s0: Ladder o. Light, Il3
tBsrnesJ. 3. so, 2.40; Ammunition. Ill IBut-
WE'LL. 40. Vowel, Azrael, Somme, Crown
OF Gold also ran.
Sixth Race.-Highla nd Lad, 40 CThurberl
500. $40, 2.5O; Deckhs nd, lO2 IFatorD, 2.TO,
$50; Nansylvia, l05 (Richcreek), 30 Lady
Binmore, Annie Edgar, Mannikin ID. Player
and Pokey also ran.
Seventh Race.-BuCkboar rd l0l CThurber)
40, go, $50; W. II. Buckner. 90 tRich.
creek. $50. 2.30. Capital City. los CPiercel ,
2.90. Puts and Calls and Antiseptic also ran.
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FORT ERIE ENTRIES

Fint Race - Two-year.oids. claiming;
furlongs. Naph. Iol: Get En-. los; 'George
L r.. 100; Noormit. 10: Fair Lassie, 1903:
. charlotte c. los; Flying Ford lo7; frirol,
Second Race - Three.year-olds and up;
claiming; 5h furiongs. sBangor. 0s; Medusa,
100; Fickle Fancy. 100; spearlene. l02; Due
de Guise. l02: General. l05: Efficient. l0J
kunniren. lO7; Winnewood. 10: Horace
Lerch, llO; A. N. Aiken, Ill; Musito, Ill;
Musket, III; Billie Is, ia. Also eligible
Alvord, los; 'Pokey s, 100.
Third Race-Three -year-olds and up; claim
ing: :'aled In Canada: 1 mile. Miss Laruc
NJ. DO; Player l0i: Old Pop. l10; MalAdroit.
llO; springside, los; GslGdress, 1l5.
Fourth Race-Niagara Stakes; 2-year-olds;
D. furlongs. tSilent West. JOS; lean Corey,
lO9; Charlotte c, 100: Frivol, 112; key 7,
~; Runquoi. llJ; fBaby Grand, i27.
t1oSs entry.
Fifth Race - Lafeyette Hotel Purse: 8
year-olds and up: 9 furlongs. His Choice.
lOS; George Starr, l07; Mock Orange. 107;
St Quentin, l07: Fort Bliss. l07; Sim
Feiner. l07: Charlie SUNNY ll2.
sixth Race-Three- year-olds and up: claim.
lng; mile. Mysterious Girl o.; Belsiro,
100: hing John. 1O6: Sans Peur I'd. 106;
Frank Monroe. los; Troitus, 100; kits I'd.
l0S; Roseloyn Ill
Seventh Race - Three-year-oids and up
claimlng l l-l6 miles. Lady Vera, l06;
Col. Lit l06; Keep. l08: salvstelle, 107;
DR.. Rae. los; Corson. los; Antoinette. llO:
Wood Thrush. III; Capital City. ia.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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MONTREAL RESULTS.

First Raos.-Lura I12 CDunkinson), 3. 30
$40. 2.T0; Myrtle Moore, 1OT tAnderson)
1880, $50; Miss Holland, ll2 IConnorsD
$50. Busy Bird, Dorothy and Cocka tric'
also ran.
Second Race.-Jes, III jFrankIin). 1890
$50 $50; Star Finch, 10 Casey. $50
$50, Silly Night, 1i0 (HilmunD. 4lO. Mona
q, Betterton and Allain n also ran.
Third Raoe.--PauIa V. lis tFinleyI. IL 10
40, 800; Happy Go Lucky. 40 (Gargan)
$50. $50: Little Pete, III WarnerD. go
Margaret y, Britaiu's All and May Maulsby
also ran.
Fourth Raoe,-Doublet "a. 100 Finley
1900. 600. $50: Franchy, ll2 (Pauley). 6.lO
$40, Ned leyoright, 100 (Atkinson), go
Necessity. Lightning Sweep, Steve and Re
gent also ran.
Fifth Rsce.-Montague, LOT (Foden), 3.50
$50, 80; swecplet. 100 (Eesucroftl. 4. 40
SEQ; Cnn Stream lis (Acton), $50. Zinnia
Jose De Wales and Dahindn also ran.
Sixth Raoe.-Assumption 112 (Dunkinson)
o.10. $40. $40; Presumption. Il (Fodenl
40. 2.70: Nettie W, icutt, 110 (Connorsl
$50. Pierrot, Prince Boncroe, safrsnor
and Applejack also ran
Seventh Raoe.-Mond stne, l0l (BulcroftI
1880, 40, 100; Sand River, I'd. ia (Atkin
Sn). 800. 260i Dependence, l05 (GibsouD
400. Babylonisn. Mayantt and Sir l.aunce
lot also ran.
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

First Raoe.--Jim Daisy. li2 (Ensor}, to
5, to 10, 1 TO 3; Walk Up, los lkummerl.
. TO l, 4 to 3; Harp OF the North. liz tRieel,
TO ;. Jacobean, Episode, Lc Derniere.
Crest, Lady LoVitt, Wise Dove, kinetic and
Mary Erb also ran.
Second Rsee.--fair Gain. 1i5 (rurner). ]
10 =. TO 10, 1 TO 4: Dinna Care, ITO
(Johnson). ! 10 4. out: 81. Allan. 80,
lRowan), even. Biz Bing and Feodo: also
ran.
Third Race.-JHdda, 1O3 (Rowan) TO J,
TO 0, TO :; Arnold. lis lSchuttingerl,
to 1. to ): Vice Chairman, l0S (TurnerD.
TO 2. paydue, PocaI9llo and Leading Star
also ran.
= Fourth Race.---Andacious. l2l (EnsorD, Z
to 10. / to !. out; Cromwell. lilo tFatcr),
TO j, out; Sa:vestrl. los lkumme-) out.
Passing Shower also ran.
Fifth Race.-Pierrs H-yeu. ll2 (Fator), 4
t. !. I TO ). to >; wodan, lis tSchutdn-
geri. TO >, ! to j. Dorcas, los tHopkinsl,
l 10 >. Frank MECkli1. Berlin and Bar Coy
also nan.
Sixth Race.-oriole. 40 CRowanl, 10 1.
to /, Z 10 j; Normal. 1l0 tFator). to i,
to /; Advocate. los (Nooney). 10 D.
Nugget. Shamrock Flower. frixiet, Plurious,
San Pablo, Tidings, sunny Days. Wrecker'
Two Feathers. FaTuus, irish Sea. Prodigy.
Wireless and Jeg also ran.
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LAT0NIA RESULTS

First Race.-Marvin May. los (Heinisch)
600, 4.40. 800: Ruby. 100 tLongD, III. ~,
1000; Louis A. 1l3 tSmallwood), 80 An
ticipate, Spring Vale, Ace Of Aces, Zone
dArmee, Runnan and DR.. Jim also ran.
Second Race.-The Ally, ll2 tLykeb. 4.oo.
$50, 800: Westside. ll2 (Ericksonl. 1910.
$40; Pekoe. 100 (widaD, T.30. HoIkyts and
Pagan Pan also ran.
Third Race.-Ranerty. 107 tWiISonD, 1S.40.
I.2U, 40; Tom Saunders, ll5 U.ykeI. $40.
$50: Jellison. lO7 IIarrellI 1870. Bond,
Hs rlock. kimpalong and sam Rsh also ran.
Fourth Rsce.-Adonis. ll2 tBurke). $40.
$50. $50; Judge Budrow. IL CEricksonl .
1000. $50; Old Chap, ll2 (Wilson), 80.
Nick London. Winchester, Alvin I, Hert, IL.
L. Coleman, Lough Eagle, Craftsman, Lough-
land and Court View also ran.
Fifth Race.-Fem Handley. ll6 Morris.
seyl, 2l.2O. $50, $50: Mile. Dazie. lO4 IF.
WILSON,. $50, $40: CIintonville. 10 twidaD
:.s0. Lady Fsirplay, TheIma Z, Brig O.
War and Blue Paradise also ran.
Sixth Raoe.-Quito. 40 Wright, 800.
$50, 500; Dahabiah I'd. l05 tHeinischi
$50. 290; Plenty. los King, $40. Guide
Post. Bombast. Athena, Leo Rey and Bryn
Limsh also ran.
Seventh Race. - Harry Burgoyne. lic
(kingl. 0.GO. $50. 40; Grey Eagle, i07
(HeinischD. $50. $40; shiuelagh I'd. 'l0a
(Ridenourl. TO. Ccrydon. Walter II.
Pearce, Counterbalnce. Constantine, and
Buncrana also ran.
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DEVONSHIRE ENTRIES

First Race.-Claimine; 3.year-olds and up;
six furlongs. 'P. Moody 100; sBanyan, los;
'Bengali, lis: Plymouth Rock. lis; Galaway.
IFS: Hemisphere. lis: Gslleyhead, lis; Nal
lowmot, lis.
Second Raos.-2-year-olds ave furIongs.
PolytEia. l0J; Slnda lwCod. los; Huen, los
Dan Jackson. los; John II. Reardon. us;
Auntie May. III.
Third Raoe.-Claiming; 3-year-olds and up
six furlongs. 'Princcss Myrtle, 100: Pokey
Jane. lOj: 'HelIna. los: 'Hope los: Murray,
10; Sir LAuncelot. ll3: Cock o. the Main,
1lS; Lady Ward 1l3; skybaIi. lis: Lowell.
lis; FL Aahdi, lis; Rouen. lis; 'Archie
Alex nder, Ill.
Fourth Race.-CIaininr: 3-yesr-olds and
up; six furlongs. 'Hush, 100; 'Retreat, los:
'The Cullen Bon, los; orenzo. 1l3; 'Black
Thorn, III; 'B. b. Johnson il3; May W.
ll3; Kentucky Boy, ll3; Darnay. lis;
Dngoon. lis; Lahghorne, lOs; Refugee, lis;
Henley I'd. 40.
Fifth Race.-The Detroit Stakes: 3-year
io6; They Shall Not Pass, lO6; Cock o. the
Roost. III: Gain de Cause. III: Double Stan
Ill; Luke Dillon. Ill; Paul weidel. l2l.
Sixth Race.-Claiming; 3-year-olds; nv,
furlongs. 'Darley Belle. l0i; Nurse Jane
100: Big Cedar. 1O9; Clutches, 100: Mar
gsret Dixon, 100: Voorin. lI2; Maurice II
Il2; MackeIuaine, liz; Hot Spark, ll2;
Louis Adair. 1l2.
Seventh Race.-Claining: 3-year-olds ant
up: mile. Lady in BlFck. 10l: Virgo. lO6:
Jack Reeves, III: .Garbage. Ill; sSkeer-
face. Ill: 'Shortstop. III: Thomas y. Nc.
Mahon, III; Little Ed. Ill; 'George Dun.
can, ll6: Circulate. l16.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.
Wedgewood

First Race-Fiye furIongs. wedgewood
106; Crimson Rambler l06: Celiva, 100
Queen Isabel, 100: Frippery, ITO; Morning
Face. 112; Hope Princess, 10I: Thimble, ia;
Joaquina, III; Polly Ann, l10.
Second Raoe--About miles. Hibler. 1871;
Skibbereen. l39; Tgvn Hall, li0; Dorcris,
i40; The Six Hundred, 1873; Syosset, l57i
Rupicn. l4l.
Third Raoe-Five furlongs. st. Michael
1l2; Knight Of Heather. 1i5: Brig. General,
1l5; Dimmesdale, 1l6; sporting Blood, liz;
Touch Me Not, liz; The Bohemian, 1l3;
East View, 1le; Req, 112; Playfellow, III;
Brcomspun. 1l2.
Fourth Racs-0ne mile and 1 furlong
War Mask, 102; Natural Bridge. 102; Royce
Roofs. no; ESterminator, 129: Cirrus, 123;
Gladiator. ll2; Mad Halter, 100.
Fifth Race-Six and one-half furlongs.
Leather Face. us; zoe Joe, 110; Sammy
Kelly, 115; 'Misty Queen, lo2; Jalfred
Clark. liz; Locust Leaves, l0I: Say Which,
lO7; 'Florsain, 102: Lady Freeman. 10T;
Double Eye, 112; Jimmie. 1l2; 'RinkaNous,
ITO; Elmer johnson, 112; Burley. 112; King
Agrippa. 1i5; Rover. H.; Nellie Iorke 10;
superba, ITO; Prim Sd, 1l5; Leo L, ll1i
'Larrhetto, 102; The Dauphin, lis; Chimera,
110; Court Fool, l12.
Sixth Raee-0ne mile. Lunetta, 12l
Toscanet 107; Edwina. Ill; Belgian Queen
III. Gloria France. Ill; Light Wine, Ill;
Genie W, 10i; Toujours, ia.
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Bengal.
Second Rnce-Polythia, Dan jack
son, John II. Reardon.
Third Itacc-ATchie Alexander, FL
Mahdi, Rouen.
Fourth Race r.. johnson,
Hush. Refugee.
Fifth Race-Lukc Dillon, Paui
weideI, Double Van.
Sixth Race-Maurice H., Louis
Adnir. Hot Spark.
Seventh Race-Lfttle Ed, Thomas
Mcmahon, Lady in Black.
Best bet-Polythia.
AQUEDUCT SELECTIONS.
First Race-Joaquina, Noon Isa-
bel. Hope Princess.
Second Rnee-syosset, Skibberccn.
Hibler.
Third Race The bohemian,
Touch Me Not, Dimmesdale.
Fourth Race - HiIdreth entry.
Royce Rools, Gladiator.
Fifth Raee-Joe Joe, King Agrip-
pa, Court Fool.
Sixth Race-Lunetta, Edwinn,
Toucanet.
Best bet-Hiidreth entry.
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MONTREAL ENTRIES.

First Race-For 3-year-olds; claiming
purse. $500; i've furlougs: Dixie Flyer. 100;
Lenora +. los; Janice Logan, los; Lieut..
Lester. lo2: olive James. 105: Old Red. 1o7.
Second Race-For 3-year-olds and up; con.
ditions; purse. $500; five furlongs: Black
Star. 100; Donna Grafton, ll5; Joe's Sister,
l15; Little Alexander, 100; Necessity. ll5;
May Bridge, 40.
Third Race-For 3-year-olds and up; claim.
ing; purse, $500; six furlongs: 'Sir Launce-
lot. i07; Dot II. ll5: Beverly James, III;
Gais~ay, III; Mike Dixon, ll0; July Fly,
li5: Little Pete. ll5.
70 Fourth Race--For 4-rear-olds and up; con.
ditions; purse. $500; nve furlongs: Walter
Mack. ll2; Delaney. III; Presumption, III;
Mumbo Jumbo, lis; Backbay, III; Diadi,
ll5; Trentino, III; High Tide, III.
Fifth Race-for 3-yrsr-olds and up; claim
ing; purse. $500; six and one-half furlongs
Emma J. l05; Steve, 107; Margaret \. il3;
Waldo jr.. l07; White Haven, lio; Sir Gala
bad md. 1l5.
Sixth Race-For 3-ysar-olds and up; claim
ing: purse. $500: mile and one-sixteenth:
White Crown. 102; Amino. l02: Capitania.
III; Leta, ll0; Miss Sweep. lis; Pleasure
Bent, Ill.
Seventh Racs-For 3-year-olds and up
claiming: purse, $500: mile and seventy
yards: Pie, l07; Pierrot, 1l3; Thrills. III;
y. h. Beal, 12l; Dewitt. 1O6; Fairy Prince,
1l3; Stir Up, 40.
'Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03

- KENTUCKY RACING DATES ARE ANNOUNCED
kentucky Racing
Dates Announced
For Fall Meetings

Cincinnati. July 2.-rhe Kentucky
Racing Association met at the La
tonia race track yesterday and al
lotted forty-six days Of fall racing
among three tracks in Kentucky.
Lexington will open the autumn
season on September Is and will
have a seven-days' meet. Latonia
begins a meeting OF twenty-eisht
days on September 20. and Churchill
Downs follows with eleven days, be-
ginning November 2.
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Benning Shop to Play Salisbury.

The Benning Shop car repairmen
will travel to Salisbury. Nd. to-
morrow to engage the team from
that place in twin engagement.
Kagie, Beaning's star slabman, will
go to the rubber in the first affair.
while Houck. who beat the Dahl
gren nine so decisivcly, will prob
ably perform in the second fracas.
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IS 61iaSPEogRT]L[Lg;H5|II. g;!:L][!!; 1T

following the game and playing it'
for enough years to count tr'
His dope upon the pennant racs
was interesting. Today" he saidsf
its anybody's race. But after the
first of August II viii a battle bel
tween the Reds and the Cubs
don't believe st. Louis has enough
to hold up. Brooklyn has the Pitch
ing, but not the punch. The Reds
and the Cubs have both. The Reds
have the pitching and. with bats.
men like Daubert, Groh and others,
the people who can step out and
get runs. The Cubs have Vaughn
and Alexander to stop the other
fellows hitting. with stars like
Robertson and others to get few
runs. Both have smart managers.
In my opinion these two clubs will
leave the rest OF the field after
August 1, although the gap isn't
going to be wide. with Brooklyn
and ST. Louis fairly close up. In,
spite of Alexander and Vaughn I
still believe the one best bet Is
Cincinnati. They were at their best
last year from early August on
In the American League.
The same observer picked Cieve,
land and New York to 60 the dis
tance neck and neck in the Ameri.
can League. .,. -.
THE battle between these clubs
will be a wonder" he said. New
York has the greatest toehold power
and the better pitching staff-nore
pitchers to depend on.
But in a fielding way Cleveland
has the stronger defense and the
better organization. Speaker as a
leader has more magnetism than
Huggins. He can hold up his ma
chine better in the face OF hard luck
or a slump. He will have his men
hustling harder through the test OF
discouraging days. But with New
York's sluggers. led by Ruth, who
will score more runs and drive in
more runs than any other one man.
plus a numerically strong pitching
staff. Higgins has an even chance to
win" -.--
Copyright. 1870. by New York Tribune, Inc,
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Rice Establishes
New Record for
Consecutive Hits

BY getting three hits in yester-
days game Sam Rice established a
new record for hitting in consecu-
tive games for the season.
Judge with sixteen consecutive
games was the leader. but the spurt
which the speed merchant has
shown during the past three weeks
has given him a record for making
one or moro hits in the last seven
teen consecutive games. During
that period no has been at bat 81
times and has made 80 hits for an
average of AIS.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03


resented. This Is especially so rela-
tive TO Black Servant, which Is
splendid racer. Lykc will have the
leg UP. Flags. which has apparent
ly found his speed. should find little
difficulty In spread eagling his field
In the tHIrd. Sewell Coombs is the
contender
LAToNh SELECTIONS.
Firs. Race--IIeraId, Gipsy Queen,
Opportunity.
Second Raee-Peppery Polly, FL
eanor s.. GiendoScr.
rhtrit Hare Flags, Scwcii
Coombs, Dodge.
Foarth Race-Jack Hare, IT.,
Woodtrap, Dresden.
Fifth Racc-Brannon entry, Star
Voter, Bradley entry.
Sixth Racc-Duke OF Dcvonshirc,
Trooper, Free State.
seventh Race-Fair Orient, Ar
. rowpoint, Harvest King.
Best bct-Brannon entry.
Best bet OF the day-Brannon en-
Try.
nesr take-a-chance bet-Arrow-
point.
;, Best parIay-Fair Orient. Jack
Hare, jr. Peppery Polly . place.
FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.
sIrst Bace-MslIowmot, Banyan.
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AOUEDUCT SELECTIONS.
ONE-HORSE SPECIALS.
BY GIBBY.

First Race-Queen Isnbel-One OF
the Parr babes that appears to be
the class.
Second Race-Dorcris-A nice
jumper who can win with her best
race.
Third immesdaIe-One of
the best 2-year-olds shown so far.
Fourth Race-GIadiator-T colt
has a winning chance at the
weights.
Fifth Race-Chimera-A cheap
one among cheaper ones.
Sixth Race-TouJours-T stable
connections look for the coin today.
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oLLYERss 4 SC!22srNEAXSsk g
ASPoRTofK KINGS y&1
III HEQT n CQlLYEp
b. B. Johnson.

3. B. Johnson.
-Foxey Heimy" shipped this bird over to Fort
Erie where he is all set to mop COB of Uncle
Sans negotiable lucre. Unless your dome as solid
ivory lend q listener to this chatter IF the going
muddy much the better. The see is fit as
hands can make him" AL this happens in the
fourth spasm Another which big COB Of
commissions reported overnight is Luke Dillon.
This is O pretty shifty Miss. and the rolks who
that Is. Ye'wekkum
Down at Death Valley the good word IS Brannon
entry to bring home all the kale in the Cincinnati
trophy The piece de resistance of splendid card.
In this the cx copper is represented by Col Baker
and Last Rose The former has been under colors.
SO has the for that matter but Col Baker has
been "in the can" This according to the clockers.
ovsar olds ever sent to the in these parts.
L.. .rhre the Bradley connections also ably rep
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Speed Umpire.

! Milwaukee. July 2.-Harry Stout,
former referee here. Is a speed UNI
Ipire. He officiated so fast in a semi
pro game in New York recently that
the contest lasted but 1 hour and 5
minutes.
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Interest Shown in REGATTA.

Much interest is being displayed
by the members of the Southern
Rowing Association in the coming
third annual regatta. which will
take place at Alexandria, Va. next
Saturday. July 10.
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Midgets After Games.

The Highland Midgets would like
to arrange games with teams aver
aging Is years and under. For
games address Manager r. L. Mudd,
1928 Good Hope road southeast.
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Spoke's Batting.

Cleveland. July 2.-Tris Speakers
batting average has improved with
his new role of managing the In
dams. The Texan has a double pur-
pose in driving in runs. and he's
doing 1t.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
Rapids to PLAY.

The Rapid A. C. will play the
strong Winston A. c. on the Rose
dale Fairgrounds tomorrow at 4
o'clock. Rapid A. C. players arc
requested to meet at Fourth and
Pennsylvania avenue at 8 p. m.
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Shy on Weight.

Tacoma, July 2. - Joe Bonds III,
son OF Joe Bonds. veteran heavy
weight. has a long way to go before
he reaches his fathers class. Little
Joe weighs but eight and one half
pounds
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
Deal for Angels,

Los Angeles, July 2. - The names
of Barney oldfield and Frank
Chance are being mentioned in con-
nection with a possible transfer Of
stock in the Los Angeles ball club.
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wreciinx the Dope.


What hopbened 10 the faVorifeS
! heard the experts soy;
He fonndered like a truck horse
Or the pnlier of O droy;
He should haze a0on by ftcenty lengths,
But skidding doson the track
He didn't carry speed enough
To beat crippled yak
"Whdt happened to tie fdvorite"
IL echoed long and loud;
But alone kne1p lphy he lost
.4mid the snrging eroSrd;;
Yes, / alone knesr zrhy he lost,
Defeated in ddranec-
l had my money on him
So he nevcr had q chance.
The expert who can prove that Joe
Stecher could throw Frank Gotch
and that Jack Dempsey could have
knocked out Jeffries can now step
forward and prove that Man o War
could have OUTRAGED Colin. It's a
simple process IL you are only in
terested in convincing yourself.
Advancing Form.
And yet all games. or the players
thereof. advance year after year
when 1t comes to Increased efficiency.
Few records ever stand the test
OF decade. Through advanced ideas
in training. through a vast increase
in the number Of competitors. there
is constant growth.
Some day the 100 yards will be
run in 9 or 9l-5 seconds. Some
day a high jumper will clear feet
No? Well. whoever thought that
any ball player would have nine
teen or twenty home runs before
July /?
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
Rex Jrs. to Play Cubans.

The Rex Juniors will stack up
against the fast Cuban team SUM-
day on diamond No. / of the Monu-
ment lot, beginning at $3.50.
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DAILY AVERAGE

Besides establishing the new record he has
taken the lead in the local batting aTerases
with a mark Of .343.