davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21
Poles Occupy Brest-Litovsk

Washington. Aug, 21-Brest-
Litovsk has been occupied by the
Polish army. according to advices
received today by the State De-
partment from the American
Commissioner at Berlin. His dis
patch was based on report receiv-
ed by him from PoSen.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21
Election Commissioners

tI'y Assoe.ated Press)
Frankfort Ky; Aug. 21-The
State Board of Election Commits
sioners today chose Commission
ers for each county in the state.
Mrs. II. S. NanZant. of Frankfort
was elected secretary, succeeding
left Wood.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21

FISH so fresh the wiggle's
sill in the tail. Also spring chick
ems. Neff's Fish and Oyster
House, phone 431. z01tf
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued Fri
day evening to Edgar Blevins, "a, and
Halle Hendrix, 1e, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. N. Hendrix, Richmond,S
David Allen, 25, Washington. Ind
and Cora Bowlin, 21, daughter of Nj
and Mrs. William Bowlin, Red HouseA
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21
BASEBALL AVERAGES
CBy AssocIat.,1 Press)

CBy ASSoc1at1f PresS)
Chicago, August 21.3The follow
ing tables show the leading batter on
each club in the various leagues for
the week ending August 19:
American League
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21

Decatur, Ala, August 21.-Twen-
ty-five members of the Tennessee
house arrived here today. The spokes-
man asserted they intended to stay
until the people of Tennessee are
given a chance to express their senti-
ments on suffrage. They feel they
have not yet voted th.ir opinion"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21
SOCIALISTS FOR RUSS PLAN
Gy. Associated Pressl

IBy-- -NsSOc1ated PfeSS)
Pittsburg, Pa, August 21.-Its eX-
ecutive committee announced today
that the recent referendum showed
the Socialist party in, the United
States. endorsed the Third Intena-
tionale with certain reservations, but
declared against dictatorship of the
proletariat.'
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21
Loot Bank of $1,000

Toledo, O., Aug. 21-Twe men
Friday held up the Peoples Saw
ing Bank branch in East Toledo.
bound and gagged two clerks and
escaped with loot estimated at
$4,000. The hank workers were
placed in a vault before the ban
dts drove away in an automobile.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21
An Injunction Issued

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 21-Bul-
letin Chancellor Newman today
issued a Temporary injunction re-
straining state officers from certi-
flying to Secretary OF State Colby
Tennessee's ratification of the
woman suffrage amendment.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21
Weather For Kentucky

Showers and thunderstorms
tbs afternoon and tonight; cooler
tonight; Sunday fair; cooler in
east and central portion.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21
Sherley Resigns Position

Washington, Aug. 1.-The res
ignation of Swager Sherley, of
Louisville, as Director of Finance
of the Railroad Administration,
to become effective September l.,
was, announced today 1t is un-
derstood he will return to the
practice of law.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati, Aug. II = Lambs
steady; Jersey steady; hogs
steady; Chicago steady; good
cattle steady.
: Louisville, Aug. 2l-Cattle $50;
slow and unchanged; hogs 800;
25c lower, tops $15.25; sheep 1900
stead y and unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21
Jessarnine County's Loss

/ tl5N ltssociated Pressl
Washington. D. c, Aug. 21-
( The census of Jesamine county IS
] 12.205. showing a decrease Of 40S
( OF 50 per cent.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21
Weeks Weather Guess.

Washington, Aug, 21-Weeks
weather predictions for the Ohio
Valley-Fair and cool first half
local showers and normal temper
ature second half.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21
$1,000 Reported Captured

Warsaw. Aug. 2l-It was an
nounced today that the Poles cap
tured $4,000 Soviet prisoners up
TO Thursday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21
Hoosier Mines Tied Up


Indianapolis. Ind, Aug. 21-Fhe,
miners refused to open the Mars
tin mine today and coal produc-
tion i'll the .Riclnell field is paral-f
ysed. The Terre Haute field is
also closed The head of the
miners union asserted only ten
mines III the state are working.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21
Poles Have Six Divisions
of Bolshevffi Surrounded
tBy Associates Press)

Paris. Aug. 21-Six Bolsheviki
divisions of 10000 men, are sur
rounded by Polish forces. be-
tween Siedlce and Brest-Litovsk,
according to today's dispatches
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21

GLERKS-(Men. women) over II.
for Postal Mail Service s125 month.
Examinations September. Experience
unnecessary. For free particulars.
write ]. Leonard. (former Civil Service
ExamsneO. 1912 Equitable building.
Washington. 2O2 4p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21
House Members On Jaunt

Birmingham. Ala, Aug. I'll
Thirty members of the Tennessee
House have gone to Decatur, Ala.
according to a conductor on the
Louisville and Nashville train to-
day.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-21

hibition officers in endeavoring to
rid the neighborhood of the boot
leggers and that they had called
for the prohibition workers, and
had assisted these officers when
they came, and added that he
made enemies, as did Philpot,
through their efforts to do away
with the whisky-bearing element.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
LEXINGTON RESULTS

First Race-Claude Brown. 112 (Poon
40, 800, 260: Sans Boy. 1l2 Hanover
500, $50; Rapid Stride. 1l2 Martini. l.. 50.
Time, lib 2-5. Better Believe, Eyes Of
Youth, olesster, Mazola, Chisco, Ina Wood,
Luimme. Toy Along also ran. n
Second Race-Parol 100 (Graves). a7.5n
1890, $50; Rapidan. 100 CPoon. 90. . 50
Simonite. 1O9 OEricksOn). $40. Time. la
70. Dulce. Tokalon, Mountain Girl. GoIdic
Rose also ran.
Third Race-Julia y, 1o7 CKeunedy), 10.
$50 go; Nurse Jane, 40 stack. $40
40; Sure, 107 Paul. $40. Time. los
10. Peppery Polly. Kate Fraley, Spugs.
Jetsam. Helium also ran
Fourth Race-War Prize, Il3 CBurke)
80. 40 10; Tulsa. 100 Martini, :, 90.
2.30;. Jake feld, 100 (Marcol, . 10, Time
~ 3-5. E. ]. Lynch, Tom Pendersast also
ran.
Fifth Race-Alpbie Dear. 115 (winis)
SO $50, 20; Millersburg, 100 dyke.
500. ".5o; Last Rose 112 (Barretp, 800.
Time, l:07 2-5. Miss Fontaine. Pongee,
Mary carney, Mary Jane Baker also ran.
sixth Race-Jack Hare, jr., llS CLuns-
ford), $50, 20, 2.30; Ginger, ll3 CKing),
10 $50: woodtrap. lis Connolly, $50.
Time l:l2. Dodge. King CORN, Kiku also
seventh Race - Selma G. 1o2 Cwilson).
li.s0, 500. $50; Texas Special. to5 fKingl. .
s.In 20; Tanlac, ITO tPopiI, 2.40. Time.
LAO 80. BucknsA, Athena, Black TAens
AND oA Broom also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24

First Race-Retreat. 100 ,Harhourne,
40, 30: Onico, 102 tRichcreekl, @.3U
Time. l.O7 -. Dancer. Encore, White
Haven, Helma also ran.
Second Race-Anzac. lO6 tChiavettal
Zoo. so. $50; 2. Moody. 81 CYearginl
loo. 90: tIcer. lO2 CBorganl. $50. Time
:O7 -. Bonstelle. Earnest. Curious, Spuk
ane Queen also ran.
Third Rsce-'Huen. "a CHarbourne). sc. 10
1900, 50; Charlotte {. lU4 lBarnes) 30
800: Lochlevcn. llO Dugganl. 32O. Time
LA -. Vera Wood Wcsterman. Tubby
A. Bees Nest. Dora, Mabel Josephine: Rose
ate. NOorin also ran. 'Field.
Fourth Race-She Devil. % OHsrbournel
500. $50, $50; Constantine. 1O5 Wright
l5.3o, 90: Miss Sweep 1O2 CFodenl. $50
rim". 200 4-J. Puts and Calls. Susan NJ
Jose DeVales, Thanksgiving also ran.
Fifth Race-Dott's Best l0J iPirkinsI
$40, 40, 300; Buncrana lU2 CFatorl
40. 3.lO; Joan Of Arc. lO7 Barnes 80
Time, ZOO %. Contestant. George Wash
ingt0n. Cork and Plantarede also ran.
Sixth Race-Hush. l05 tBarnesl SO
30. $50; Encrinite. 81 tAronI lilo. s -
Punctual. lO1 iRichcreekI. 1870. Time
| 40 %. Flving Frog. Ncenah. Old Nc
kenna, Tom Logan, Frank +. Sycamore alsc
ran.
Seventh Rsce-PeeresS One. los IFatorl
100. 80. 40; GlaStoi. lO5 tBarnesl. 1900
GO; Harry NJ. Stevens, 1O3 lFodenl ll.Uu
Time. la -. Paula V. Don Dodge Bo
CART, Lady Ward, Garbage also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
LEXINGTON ENTRIES

First Rsee-Purse. 81 900; claiming; 3.
year-olds and up; six furlongs: Second Cousin,
90; Ruby. 80: 'BoOnvillp lO@; Fern Leaf
lO4; Sock Roach 1O7; meg. lO7; Jago,
IL.
Second Race-Purse. 81 900: o-ycar-olds
maiden fllies; five and one-half furlungs
Miss Prosperity, 1l2; Blue Flame, H.; Ella
Waldo. III; Marjorie Mckay. III: Tawa-
sentha, ll2; Horkytc. H.: Maysville. H.;
Nlebo, H.; Sleepy Deer, III; Martha Gray,
IL"
Third Raee-Pursc, $1,000. claiming: 3
year-olds and up; mile and one-sixteeRth
Duke Of Wellington. 90; 'Oriental Dress,
100; 'BombaSt. 100; Sans Boy 1903;
'IroPhy, 1903; GreyNilIc lO5; The Gallant
lO5; Loyalist. lO7: 'kinghsher. 10
Fourth Race Purse 81 900; claiming. 3
ycar-oId and up; six furlongs: legal, 1903
brig o War ,impD, 100; Lady Luxury
l09, Sam Reh. 1l3
Fifth Race-Pursp 81 900: claiming: =
year-old>; fvc and one half furIongs 'Coun.
tess. lO2: 'Mary &, I02, Joe Maclnl los
Cut Up. 100: Quick View lO7; MuchiaNelIi
10. Mazatlan, 10; 'Dr. Howard. ll3
Sixth Race-Pur~e. 81 .OO0, claiming: >
year-OldS: lye and onc-hauf furIongs. C.
Plato lO1; Auunda. lo5; Jack Lee lO9
Ring Rose. l09; Tom Roach. 10; Socia
Star. 10; Our Alice. Ill: eanet. ia
Seventh Rsce-Pursc. 81 OUU, ,lalmlng
3-year-oldS and up: mile and one sixteenth:
'GrOund>wel. %. 'J. J. MurdOck, 100
'Niew. 100: Eyes Of YOUTH IOl: Mary
Fuller, IU2; Hocnic. l0j; 'Wadsw nth
Last. lO7; BucAnail, lOs.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

First Rsoe.-siH furlongs. Two Feathers
ia: Shamrock Flower. ia; Mollie Barnes
Ill; haywood. ia: Toss Up, ia: Cali
thump. III; Due de Morny, ia; W. T
GriyeS. ia.
Second Race.-Six furlongs. Pimlico. ia
Gen. Menocal. III; Toreador, ia; Bespir
IA: Noormir, ia; Blooming ton, ia: Pa
raider. III; DR.. Charles Wells, III; Tossea
Ill.
Third Race-Six furlongs. Happy-Go
Lucky, III; Lariat. l13; Copyright, 100
Pokey Jane. lO6; 'Beauty Sleep. lO5; Lloyd
George, 1l3; Phantom Fair. 10; 'FickIe
Fancy. lO9: Kirah, lO6; Amackassin. ll3
Ina Kay, l1O; Calvert, 100; 'Nancy Ann
lOl.
Fourth Raee,-SiI furlongs. Smart Guy
10; Night Thought. lOl; Shoal, no; Laugh,
ter. lO4; Betty J. lO2: Phantom Fair, lO2.
Fifth Race.-Mile and a sixteenth tTh,
Porter, 12S: Irish Kiss. 10; +Leocha res
IL: 'Bolster, lOi: tPaul Jones. III
tBlazes. lO5. tE. B. Mclean entry. ara
Parr entry.
Sixth Race.-Milc and seventy Va ards
Nellie Yorke, l13; WOdan, llO; Madronc. lO4
'Diadi. Ill; GlenweH. lOi; Mountain Rose
I'd. ll0; Mistress Polly, lO7.
Seventh Race.-Ouc mile nellie Yorke
III: Antoinctte, 100: Martha I.uckrtt, 9S
'Phedoden. IOS: 'Fait ArcompIi 93: Mis-,
Filley, Ill; Napoli 100; Edith h 1906 Mil
dred. 9S; Pearl Sea. lO9; SugaGmint. los
'Sun Rose. 90; Primitive, %
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Track. fast. Wea ther, cloudy.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
DORVAL PARK ENTRIES

First Race.-Claiming purse: 2-year -olds
six fUrlongs. Mad May. 80; Marjorie Mig
non. JOG; NoormeI. 1906; Orchestra lO3
Willow Brook, lOl; Ascutney, 1Ol; Miss
Cook. l0l; Canteen Girl, lOl; Aunt Deda
1O9; Mary CoweIl. lO3
Second Race.-Claiming: 3-year-oIds and
up: six furlongs. 'BabylOuian. 96: Far
East, lO7; General. 10; Princess Doris. lO5 ;
Bob Baker, l07; MoDdaine, IOJ: PIantagenet,
lo1; Hidden Ship, lO4; Keen Jane, lO7;
Little Maudie, 11O.
Third Race. - Claiming; 3-year-oIds and
up; six furlongs. Princess Myrtle, ~.
Chrome. 104; Lillian G. 1O7; Dinty, 30;
Burlingame, 105; Sim Feiner. 1Os; Barry ;
Pet, 80; Ella Jennings. 1O5; Assumption.
ll5: 'Czardom. lO2: Liberty Bond, lO5
Fourth Rsce.-Clsiming; 3-year-olds and
up; mile and a sixteenth. LADY Betty. %:
Amazed. l02; Mouette, 101; Untippon, lO1
All Amiss, 102.
Fifth Race.-Claiming: 3-year-olds: mile
and a sixteenth. Hemisphere. lOl; Elmont,
1903; Salvatelle. 1O4; 'Duke Ruff. 1903; Hondo.
los: 'W. NJ. Baker. 1O1; lie Balafre, los;
High Olympus. lOl; Double Eye. ll2
Sixth Race.-Claiming: 3-yea r-oIds and M
mile and sixteenth. 'Mannchen, lo7; Dis
Cordl. Ill; Sky Pilot los: Highland Lad.
Ill; American Eagle. los: Woodthrush. III:
Pierrot, Ill; Blazonry, 112
Seventh Race'-Claiming; 3-year-olds and
up: mile and furlong. Track Star 20.
Mike Dixon. 1903; Wilfreda, los; Cadillac,
10l: Leinster, 1O3; Trickster Cd. 1I3:
Richard N,s96: Astrea, 1903; Musket. ia:
'Ray o Light 1903: Little Nearer, los.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
weather clear. Track, fast
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24

all-around worth could compare to
Speaker and Cobb; nor any second
baseman like Collins and Jajoie
(Evers was always a grossly over
rated player); nor any first baseman
would could equal Chase and Sisler.
At third base 1t is about $3.50, but
at short pitchers and catchers,
especially catchers, the National has
been SO far ahead that there can be
no comparison. In fact, neither the
old American Association nor the
American League has ever had a
great catcher Silver, Flint, Buck
Ewing, Cthe greatest catcher who
ever wore mask, Mike Kelly,
Duke Farrell. Clements, Killing.
! Archer Bresnahan, and one or two
others who might be ranked among
the great, were all National
Leaguers. In Lou Creiger, Boston.
| and Sullivan, White Sox. the Ameri-
can had two catchers who were
splendid receivers, but for the rest
punk. So when Rice puts two Amer
| lean League pitchers on his all-star
team it is a joke. At third Heinie
| Groh is worth a dozen Weavers.
jackson is a great batter, but as a
| defensive fielder he is cheese. I'll
, bet that fifteen out Of eighteen big
| league managers will agree with me
I as to the following:
Catcher-Killifer Pitcher-Aex-
| ander. First base-Sisler. Second
| base-Collins. Third base-Groh
I hortstop-Bancroft. Left field
! ROusch. Center field-Speaksr.
! please don't use my name. don't
want to get in bad with the boys"
| This manager also suggested that
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
AOgEDUCT RESULTS

First Race-Prinee OF Como, 113 (Keogh),
to ., 1 to 8. out; The Nephew, Ill tCslla-
han). to 5. out; Bursoyne, Ill (Robinson)
to 10. Time, leo. Lovers Lane, Tetley,
Marion Hollins, Asterisk also ran.
Second Race-Fair Mac. 100 (Gentry),
even, to 4, out; Surf. 1872 tsmoot), out.
out; Prince Hal II. 1874 CMahoney), out.
Time, All 40. Only three starters.
Third Race-Georgie, 100 (CsIlahsn>, Ia
to 10, out, out; Wyoming, los CEnsor), out.
out; Albert A. 1O7 (Robinson). out Time,
1:3s. Anniversary also ran.
Fourth Race--Crocus, lis (Ensor), 4 to 8,
to 3, to 3; By Jimmy. ll0 (JobnsonJ,
to l, TO /; Ten Lee, lis (Kummerl,
to 8. Time. O:59 As. Joan Marie, Ten
Buttons, Conine, Tamarisk, Banksia, Scot
land Yet also ran.
Fifth Race-snapdragon. Ill (Johnson)
to 3, - to ., out; Sun Dial. 113 (Babinl
? to >, out; Shillelagh, 107 callahan, out.
Time, 3:li 40. King Agrippa also ran.
Sixth Race-Genie W, lie CFairbrother)
s to !, 8 to l, even; Round Robin 125 Ten.
sorD. to 3, to 3; Sweep Clean. lis CKnm-
merr. to ). Time. 1925 S-5. Jessva. Vice
Chairman, King Trojan, Mountain Dew also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
DORVAL PARK RESULTS

First Race.-Aunt Lin, 100 Myers, $50
2.6o, $50; Landles=T 100 (Hinphy), $50
2.50; Allies Way, 100 Csmith), LAO. Time
1908 20, Martha Collins, Jack 'sprine snc
Dormal also ran
Second Race.-Rosa Atkin, l03 tThurber)
IL 80. $40, 400; Miss Holland, 100 (Dreyer)
. 40, 400; Voormel, ll2 (GaugeD, $40
Time, 100 rs. Eva Song, Msckelusine
Mary Coweil and Jacobean also ran.
Third hace,-Lady Betty, 108 (Bulcroft)
l22o, $40 $50; Mouette, I07 CHammer)
40, 40; Red Post, l08 (smith), 40
Time, l:l6. Mad May, All Amazed, Blarney
Boy, Mondaine and Hemisphere also ran
FOURTH Race.-Asumption, l18 (Hinphy)
40 SO, $50; Mannikin I'd, los (Hammer)
ll.Oo, $40; Mackenzie. i06 (Tudor), 30
Ilme, l;lo. Clean Sweep, Pastime, Arthu
Middleton and Lady Jane also ran.
ttth Race. y Woodthrush 9s (Bulcroft)
1910, $50. out; vive Niece, lo4 (Thurber)
no out; American Eagle. 101 Dreyer)
out. Time, l:4l. Sedan also ran.
sixth Rsce.-Track Star. 100 (Maripelli)
$40, 80, go; Semper Stalwart, 1I3 Hay
ward 5,3o. $40; Richard V. 1ol (stearnes)
29o' Time. l:49 rs. Pulaski, Rinkavo
and Miss Orb also ran.
seventh haee-Galley Head 90 (Bulcroft)
so, $50. $50; Musket, los (Hammerl
TO $50; Wilfreda. l06 (Myers) $50
Time: 40 %. High Olympus, Pima I'd
Cadillac. W. NJ. Baker. All Amhs and Mon,
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24

IT would settle a long mooted dues-
tion and add a lot of interest to the
game next season IL the ten leading
batsmen in the American could trade
places-of course, for one season
only-with the ten leading batsmen
in the National. Yours very truly,
b. L. C
Once Again.
Far be IL from us TO toss an
humble opinion against one who has
led a world series team.
But the manager who would rsth-
er have one Groh than a dozen
Weavers is entitled to take another
running think.
And the manager who says that
O'Neil and Schalk are punk catch
ers is no judge Of a good catcher,
even. IL he is old John J. Catcher
himself
Groh is a great third baseman-
the best in his league. But Weaver,
another great third baseman and
one Of the games finest fighters
has been outbatting Groh 30 or 30
points all year
Killifer was a great catcher last
year and q good one this year.
But to pick KiUifer. who has
played in si1ty-ciEht games and
has batted .2l5. over O'Neil, who
has caught l37 games and is bat
ting 1922, is no work Of a master
picker
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
THORNCLIFFE ENTRIES

First Race-Purse, 81 200: claiming: 3-year
olds and up; failed in Canada: hve and a
half furlongs. 'P Moody "a: sweet Col
leen, %; Impress, 100; Twelve Bells lO2.
Algonquin, lO4: Corn Broom. 1OJ: 'Rock
Silk, lO6; Gallant Groom, los; 'Sturdcc.
H..
Second Race. - Purse, $1,000. claiming
3-yesr-olds and up: five aud half furlongs
'Eleye, 95; 'Caller Herrin, 80: c. A. Crew.
lO2; 'Weinland. 1O2; John r. Roche. IO4;
lOI; Donna Grafton. los; GaIUpin, los.
Homan, 10; Plymouth Rock. Ill Also
eligible: McRoni. 1O7: white Haven. los
Lady Katherine, l13; 'Susan NJ. los
Third Race. - Purse, $1,000; claiming
2-year-OIdS; five and half furIOugs. Josie
German. 80; Ruth Maxim. o.: Vera Wood
01; Sheka. 100; CapOn, 100; Undinc. lO4
Fourth Race.-Purse. 81 600: allowances
! 3-year-Olds and up; i've and a half furlongs
Eulah F, ll0; Orlovo, 1O4; Incog. 1O4; Van
! sSylvanis, lO4: Oriental Park, lO7; Sirrocco,
los: Smart Money. 10
Fifth Race. - Purse. 81 200: claiming.
3-year-olds and up; mile and seventy yards
'Peerless One. lO2; Sycamore. lO2: .Blaise
lO4: 'Spearlene, lO4; 'IoIite, los; .Nepper,
han. Ill.
Sixth Race. - Purse. 81 700; claiming
S-yearold one mile. Royden. lO6: Miss
Nell lO4; Carriage 1O6; 'Deckhand. 1OG:
/ -Prnes, lO6: Herman. 1O6: Kentucky Roy.
! l0i: 'Sunningdale. 100: Dotta's Best, III
Aargery, Ill; Chlck Barkley. Ill.
Seventh Rs oe.-Purse. $1,000: 3-year-olds
one mile. 'Old Pop. IO1; 'May W. IO6:
Honolulu, 1O6: sea Urchin. lO6: .Bsby
/ Cal, 106; 'Humma, lO6: 'Kingling ID, lO9
Bogart. Ill: Senator James. Iii; DR.. D,
Ill: FL Mardi. III.
Eighth Raoe.-Steeplechase handicsp for
ASSOCIATE cup; purse, $1,000: 4-ypar-olds
and up; about two miles. tWaska, 14O;
tBrovah Ben. 40 tBasswood 145: tGreek
Patriot. 1856; SSingIe Time. 149; Slim O
{ 10; SDandy, 1872. +Brodie entry. tBrctor
entry. sFoxhead Muse entry.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
8B'iaSPEQRILN;EH|T g!!!;][![!; i!
> The AII-star Pick

The Au-S3r f1cA.
We have discovered once again
that the finest way in the world
to start an argument is to name
an ali-star team.
Letters continue to troop in with
various suggestions, changes, out
ragged protests and the like-prov-
ing the fanaticsl mind has been
well wrought up through the season
now passing on into the shadows
of another winter league.
By way of a few final words that
will close out the debate, our re-
edited and revised pick stands as
follows:
Catchers - o'NeiI, Cleveland;
Schalk, Chicago.
Pitchers - Alexander, Chicago;
Grimes, Brooklyn; Shocker. St. Lou
is; Bagby. Cleveland; Cooper. Pitts
burgh.
First base-Sisler, st. Louis.
Second base-Collins, Chicago.
hortstop-Bancroft, New York.
Third base-Weaver, Chicago.
Outield - Speaker, Cleveland
Ruth. New York; Young, New York
IN. IL.
Utility-Hornsby. st. Louis.
In RebuttsI.
mere is sahpIe VI many iel'Si
received:
Dear Sir: l showed your all-star
team to a big league manager the
other day. This manager has pilot
ed a world champion team and is
an ex-catcher, so he probably knows
what he is talking about. Here is
what he has to say:
The National has had some great
outfielders in Burns, Carey, Young
and Rousch but never any who for
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

First Raoe-The Baggage, Ill (ButweiD
SO, 40. $40; Wild Thoughts, 106 (Schut-
tingerl. $50, $50: General Gramonte. 100
(McTaggsrt). $50. Time, 1:O1. Gsliot,
Bygone, sacsjawea, Fernwood. Chow and
JACQUES also ran.
Second Rsce-Ireland, 1872 (weyIer), $50,
so, 29O; Full Cry, 152 BUSH. 800, 30;
c. s. Grason, 1872 (Thomas), 7.J0. Time.
400 2-5. Jack of Spades, 0vermatch, Briar
Bay. Nonus, Kathryn Harlan, Sea Play also
ran.
Third Rsoe-Brisk. 113 CButwelD, 1890,
6 90 400; Stepson. ll3 (Morris), 500, 4. 50
Amackassin. ll3 (HeupeD. $50. Time, l: Ii
2-5. Gus scheer, Sister Emblem. Archie
Alexander, Rafferty,, Philippe, Cookie, Blazer
also ran.
Fourth Race-Chasseur. 1O6 CColtiletti)
11.9O, $50, 2.6O; Columbine, 106 (obertl
$50, go; Gath, 106 (HeupeD, 2.3o. Time,
las 1-5. sunnyhill, Brother Mclean, DR..
johnson also ran.
Fifth Race-sir William johnson, IFS
CRodriguez). $50. $50. 2.7O; Orenzo. 1Oi
(PonceI. $50, 4.4O; Arbipator. lis Jack,
son) $50. Time, l:43. Ssuave, Short
Change. Fait Accomph, Barley Water, Vim
also ran.
Sixth Race-Attorney Muir. ia (Heupen
40, so, $50; Thistle Queen, 1l5 (Klee
ger), $50 4.sO; Lariat. lO4 tPonCel, 4.9O.
Time. ISL. King Neptune, Kilkenny, Ny
Ida, Beauty Sleep, Mesdoworth also ran.
Seventh Rsce-Tom Brooks, 100 CPonCeD,
l9 50, 10, $50: Padua. lO6 (JackSou), 40
400: Rey Ennis IO4 (Atkinson). $50
Time, l:Jl %. Bar Coy, NOlawn Willdo
Indiscreet also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES

First Rses-For 2-year-olds; claiming
six furlongs: silence i'll; Mavourneen,
ia; st. Donard, liz; Teddy n. III; BaIly
New, ia.
Second Race-For 2-year-oIds: claiming
five furIongs: Lyric, lOS; Master Jack, los
Santa Claus, l0s; Episode, ll5; Roseclif,
1O5; Ross II, ll5; Debouair, IO5i 'Silencia,
100.
Third Rsce-For 3-yesr-olds and up: sell
ing; one mile: American Soldier, 100; Al
bert A, lO7 Baysri, lO7; Sea Sinner, lOj;
Abadane. 'l16; Bon Tromp, 100; Scotch Veri
dict, lO9; Natural Bridge, ia; st. sadore,
lO9
Fourth Race-For 3-year-olds and upwa ards
the Banquet Handicap: mile and One-six-
teenth: Tailor Maid, 9S; Thunderstorm, lis;
Royce Rools, 1914;
Fifth Race-For 3-year-olds and up;
mares; claiming; six and one half furlongs
Rollicking Airs. l0S; 'Queen Blonde llj;
Liberty Girl lO9; Lola. 100; Locust Leaves,
los.
Sixth Raoe-For 2-year-olds; handicap;
five furlongs: Tamarisk. 10; Smoke Screcu,
lis; Quiecreek. los; Frigate, lO0; Fright,
lO4: Dry Moon, no; Our Boots, lO2; Pluri-
bus, l2l.
'FiVe pound apprentice allowance claimed.