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The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES

tirst Race-Three-year-o and up: claim
,9S SIX and one-half furIongs DarkhilI
no; sammy Kelly. III: Hendrie. Io2: Rol-
licking Airs. 1O2; "AIma r.. 1O4: Prince n
,omo. 10 American Soldier. lO5; Assume
II- SALUTE. 10T; Liberty Girl. 100: GIar
Llgnt. 10 81. Isadorn. 112: The Nerhev
H. Tcacey. 1@2: Locust Leaves "a. Ar.
mIstice. lO7; Night Stick. 100: Ting gazing
ll5; Queen Blonde, 100: Bontromp. u2:
Brightgold 100
Second Race -Ihree-rear-nIds and nm.
maiden steeplechsse; about two niIes
Earsocker. l4e; The Trout, 133: Surf. 14e:
Hurry Up, l42; Sweepment. 142; Long Trail
Third Race-Three -year-oIds; selling. ono
mile Shillelagh Cd. 116; The Lamb, III: sea
sinner ll6: LegIorieux, Ils.
Fourth Race-Two-yesr-olds the OskdaIa
handicap. 5000 added: six furlongs. Our
Boots, l09; P1uribus 12S; Arapabo4 1os.
Dry Moon, l12; hnObbie lO6: GREY Lar 1o6
Fifth Racs-Three-year-oIds and up: claim
ing; mile and one furlong. Frortown 1oo.
Aurum. liz; Shenandoah lO2: Our Nenhev
100: Great Gull. 100: Regresso. 100: Pierre
aleu-. ia: King Agrippa. l23; sGex I04.
Lottery. lO9; Dioscoride 100.
sixth Raee-Two-year-old fIlies: five fur
longs. Dough Girl. 1l2: PerpIexity. i02:
kantr Girl. l02: Cullin, ll2; Goodby. 1O7
Fright. lO4; Day Lily. 1O7: Neaptide iO2:
AaVourneen, l07: Pansy. lO2: Joan Marie,
1OI; Tamarisk. l22
Five pounds apprentice allowance
claimed
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
HAVRE De GRACE ENTRIES

First Race-Fiye and half furIongs
Despair 1l5; P. T. Barnum, l15: Lough
STilley, lis; Corax. rs; Miss Rankin. 1Ie
haywood. rs: Gen. MpnocaI. IFS; W T,
Grives,. lis; Pardner. 115: Beacon. l15: Dpc
de Girney, 1l5; Transient ll5: Harmon
ique, ll5; Tingaling. lis: Mollie Barnes.
IL Also eligible: Toreador. ll5; Cali
thump, liz: Blooming ton. ll5.
Second Race-SiK furIong. Loueh Red.
1l6; Joaquina, 10; sacajaw l07: DoIlie
G, lo4; superwoman, lI2: ChevaIier. lIO:
Dancing Maid. 1O6; By Gone. 102: Tngs.
ling, III; Marguerite Dixon, 1O7; Explosive
lO4; Wild Thoughts. 90.
Third Race - Six furlongs Brisk 11e.
Trusty. 11s; Fickle Fancy. l15: Rainbow
Division. lO5: NspoH. I15; Amacksssiu. lis.
Gus Scheer. lis: Sister Emblem. II5. FIv
ing Welshmsn. ll3; Nancy Ann. lO5.
Fourth Rsee-0ne mile Yapbank ia.
Martha Luckett, I1O: Boher-na -Breena es
Edith h. ll0; Short Change. lIO: Madrono
1lO; Sugarmint IOa
Fifth Race-One mile and 20 Yards Tho
Porter, 126; Irish kiss, 112; Leochares. III.
Boniface, 122 -
Sixth Race-one mife and turIonr ps,
Bampsou, ia; Bsrcoy, 1l2; Napthsijns
112; Eli Primo, 107; Tugs, liz; Stir H.
l12: Indolence, H.
Seventh Race - One mile and 20 v.-ds
Rouen, Ill; searchlight Sd. 40; -GlenweTI
104; Antoiuette, ,i1O: nellie Yorke 1Oo.
kauipolis, 10l; Buford, lIo; Franc Tireu'
1of.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
STAGE FINAL CAME
OF TITLE SERIES TODAY

The final game of the series OF
three being staged for the open
championship of the District will
take place this afternoon at 4:45
o'clock at Union Park. Shops. win
ner of the organized league cham
pionship. won the first game and
Silver Spring won the second and
today is the day that decides the
honor.
Word has been received from the
Church Hill Athletic Club. winner
of the championship OF Richmond,
and they are slated to play Shops.
District amateur champions, at
American League Park. next Satur-
day afternoon in a double-header.
1t has not yet been decided whether
Shops will visit Richmond, but II
Richmond wants them to they will
play a return double-header october
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
MOHAWKS ELECT
FOOTBALL MANAGER

~ mrsrIn- cf the Nohawk
Athletic ''uh Yesterday afternoon
flame. r. Uo-r was elected manage
.f tho r.nrualf team Irr ln,. comm
SEASON. and any l40-puuud team
that wants Cd game with the cham
DiouS u thar class should address
him al a" Thirteenth strcrr
southeast. The team will pract.c
"Wednesday and Friday Of this week
on their grounds al Seventeenth
and u streets southeast. and all
candidates are requested 10 ho
present There are over twenty
five candidates now working fcr
the team and the prospects appeai
TO b, very good Tor another su
cesSful season
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
THORNCLIFFE ENTRIES

First R-ce Three-ye -olds: foaled in
Canada; claiming: purse $1,000; furlougs.
'Corn Broom, 1GI; Rock Silk, 105; Mooney.
lO6; 'Satala. 105: 'Mallowmot. 1l0; Satin
more. 10; 'Sturdee. 10: Flame, 10; Statlm,
10: York Road. lis.
Second Race - Two-yesr-olds: claiming
purse 5000: 81, furlonss. High Wave,
&c; Tutt. 103: Charlotte, 1903: Platoon. 103
Vocrin. 1903; Roseate, l05; Get En-, 1of
Joe Goodman. los; Loch Leven. 110; Tubby
4. III.
Third R.ce-Toronto Hunt Club President
miles. waska. lA; Pilot. li4; Bencher
I5O; +BasswoOd. l4g: +Greek Patriot. l59
1Dandy. l5I: tSingIe Time, lf9; slim o, l59.
Proctor entry. +FoN Lesdmen's entry.
Fourth Race - Three-year-oids; claiming
purse 81. ."00; furlcngs. LONELY, Sc;
Psnsy blossom, %: 'Encrinite. 96; Sycamore.
lOl; Canvasback, 1903; Nordeck, l04; Diana,
10Y; Fills. l0j.
Fifth Rae. - Petrrboro Handicap; 3-year,
olds; lie miles. King John ,103; BroSso.
ll3; Veteran. 1l5s +Gsin de Cause, 9s;
Bondage. 125. ARTHUR entry. v
Sixth Rsce-Three-year-o r-olds and up: claim
ing; purse $1,000; furlonss. 'Annabelle.
90; 'Af Yezns, 1o4; 'Msbel Trask. 104
'Clark ", 1O6: Punctual, lo6; BARS and
Stars. LOG; Hattie Will Do, 100; Paul Con-
nelly, 100: Ponderosa. 1O9; Annie Edgar, 100
Senator James. 100; Earnest, 113. Also eli
gible: 'Yansylvis, l0t; Ell Mshdia, 112;
Doctor u, l09; SANDY II. 10.
Seventh Race Three -year-olds and up:
claiming; purse 81, 200; mile and 10 yards.
'Biddle Dee. %; Double Van. 90; 'Philistine.
9s; .Kentucky Boy, 0S; 'skeer Face, 10o:
'Joan of Arc, 102: Refugee. 103; peerless
One, lO4; Don Dodge. 1O5; Blaise, 1O5; Gar
bsEe. l07; 'Cobalt Lass, 112. Also eligible
Nepperhsn. ia: Onwa, 103; Spearlene. 1o3;
". ?. Buckner, 103.
Eighth Race - Three year-olds and up;
purse $1,000; 1 3-16 miles. Frank +, 90;
Bogar;, 1O2; Puts and Calls, 102: Miss
Sweep lO2: Contestant 1902: Sea Urchin.
102; Zoie. 1O2: Capt. Hodge. 1O5: Jack
Reeves. lO5; Cork. 1Os: y. X. Beal, lis;
Gold Crest Boy, Ill. Also eligible: 'Buck-
board, 103: Prunes. 102; Sundria. 10s: Lady
Ward. 102.
sApprsntice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
TAKES
TW0FROM MATS
Crifs Men Outhit Rivals
But Lack Punch in
Pinches to Win.

Detroit, Mich. Sept. l9.-Though
the Detroit Tigers were outhit in
both games Of today's double bill
with the Nationals. they won them
by scores Of 3 to I and to ..
Bono started the first game for
the visitors. but retired with none
out in the fifth and was relieved
by Courtney. In the second game
Jim Shaw and Dauss staged a bat
tie. the Washington twirler losing
by the narrowest of margins. The
score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
SHAMROCKS TURN OUT
FORFOOTBALL WORK

over fifty candidates turned out
SUNDAY morning for the Shamrock
football team and Coach Guy Ellis
was much pleased with their first
workout. Practice will be held three
evenings q week on Tuesday. Thurs
day and sunday. Candidates are
asked 10 report at . =. m. except
on SUNDAYS when the practice pc
riod will begin at 10 4. m. sham
rocks want TO arrange games with
Peerless. Metropolitan and other
teams Of 14O-pound class. Games
will be arranged by Business Mana
ser Martin 4. McGrory. 120SA L
street southeast. The Shamrock
baseball diamond will be converted
into a football field this week.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
High School Football Men
Flock to Gridrons Today

of practice. but IL is expected that
some former StenOgraphers will
help out in the preliminary work
outs. The Orange and Blue will
hold practice ON one of the fields
in Potomac Park. Capt. Tommy
SomerVillc, end. has able men in
McGarrughy. center: Meaney, quar-
terback; Wise. fullbaCk. and Taub-
ersmith, tackle. Other men from
last years squad are "Blondy' Pet
crson, a distinctive star for the
Business eleven last season; Du-
Feif, Mcintyre. kirkland. Roberts
DennisOn, and Marvin.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
DODGERSLAND
CLOSEBATTLE
Pfefer Beats Cooper IT
Duel of Pitchers as Pi-
rates Lose, 4 to ;.

EbhIr-s Field Broohr-u y r.
Sept. l9-B-forr crowd g -5n0|
wild-,ycd fam PtsFor hsste-
Cooper IN r,narEahle nreE.u=
duol h'ro TO-DAY and tho Dodzrr-
defeated tho IIttsburph Pirates bv
the score vf To- @. thereby gam
ing a frRor hold on first place 90
tho l'aEu, rae" and practically
ClinchiuE tho peunaut.
Both Teams started Of with =
rush. A. tho contest ramC into IN.
ninth inuruE each had three rg--
chalkod uU Tho game was won 300
'hat fran" when Nels the mrs. MAJ
up doubled to LEFT. stole third ana
scored on NchC,huI,'s ,rror. The
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20

Totals 50 10 33 a. Totals A. Ic 30 Is
None out when winning run was scored.
Score by innings:
Cincinnati ........" 100 . q o O--G
Giants ............3 , u q o q u q o IL
Runs-Bsncroft Young (2'. Frisch (el.
Kelly. Doyle, Groh, Rousc4 Kopf. Wingo.
Errors-DoUglas. Rath. GrOh. Duncan. Two
base hit-Kelly. Three base hits-Young,
Roush. Home runs-Roush. Neale. Coumbe.
Sacrifice hit-Frisch. Stolen bsses-Groh t2),
Doyle, Daubert. Kelly, Neale. Double play
Kelly to FrisCh. Struck out-By Luque. .:
by Coumbe. {: by Barnes, /; by Douglas, 4.
Base on bslls-On LuQue. .: of Coumbe =;
OF Barnes /; OF Douglas :. Umpires-
KLEIN and Emslie. Attendsnce-3sOO 900.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20

Yencken went right after the title'
in the first set. taking three games
in succession. Dudley won the next
two. and Ycncken the last three and
the set, s to 8. Although Yencken
went right through Dudley in the
second set, winning 6 to l. Dud-
ley put pa great fight. In the
third set Yenckcn continued hrs
winning streak. taking the first two
Games, and then Dudley. with his
back TO the wall and with Grittcd
teeth, took the next three with a.
pretty tennis as was displayed in
the match His effort went for
naught, as Yencken went through
3 him for the final four games, and
the set. % ., the match and the
championship
Dudley Not in Form.
1t can be said Of Dudley that he
was not in his best form. as he
pokcd forty-six returns into the
net, made five double faults and
Knocked the bali out of the court
tWenty-nIne times. YenCken, Se-
cause Of his greater experience and
court generalship. was master of
the situation in nearly every game.
He was not bit ruffled when Dud-
ley placed the ball where he could
not touch it or when he made a
uusplay himself. always coming
back smiling.
Dudley's service was not steady.
while 1encken was able to ace him
three times In placements PASS
ing down the back line or when az
ha
margin, scoring IS to DudIey's l..
hencken scored 1O6 points to Dud-
ley'S Is. There were four deuce
games in the first set. three in the
second and six in the third. YenCk-
"n won the match in the final game
with a smash Of a short lob at the
net for an ace.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
Eagles Claim Title.

Eagle A. c. pounded Jett and
Beamer, of the Yankee team. for an
S-to-4 victory yesterday. Messink
was wild. but was seldom in dan
ger. Rouda bush made sparkling
jumping catch of a liner by Nor
gan. The Eagles, with eighteen
victories and six defeats. claim the
Junior championship Of the District
They are anxious to meet the Parks
team to decide the title. and the
game can be arranged by calling
Derby Culleen. 430 Fifteenth street
southeast
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
BAGBY HURLS
SHUT0UT GAME
Peerless Pitcher of Indians
Wins 2-to-0 Battle Over
Boston.

Cleveland. Ohio, Sept. l@-BaEby
outpitchcd Fonnock today and
Cleveland defeated Boston 10 @.
The Rcd SoX nada but three hts
off Bagby and never was D." in
voIved in dificuIty until the ninth
when with two out he passed NItt
and Menoskey. He then wound Up
the game by striking out HendryN.
Pennock had the Indians at hls
mercy except in the sixth inning
when cleveland punched doubl"~
by Speaker and Smith and a singh"
by Johnston. scoring TWO runs. Tn
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
Mount Rainier Is Winner.

feated Trinity A. c.. yesterday after
noon, II to 10. This is the first de-
feat registered against Trinity this
season, they having won forty con-
tests up to this time. The Yankees
have had strenuous season, having
played a total of SS games, only
losing four of them.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20

Totals So II - . Totals - . - L.
'Batted for Collins in ninth inning.
Score by Innings.
Yankees ........ 600 900 O-l
St. -ouis ........ UO2 200 % H-6
Runs Gerber, Gedeon, Slsler, Tobin, Sew
rrrtd. Davis Pipp. Errors Ruth i2l, Pratt.
Lewis, Hannah. Twobase hits-WilliamS.
Tobin. SEVERED. Gerber. Sacrifice hit Ter
Der. Double plays-Pratt TO Pipp: Ward I"
Pratt to Pipp; SEVERED 10 GedeOn Stolen
base--Sisler. Base on balls-Or Davis. ?:
Of Thormahlen, l. Struck out-By Davis. ::
by Thormahlan. |. Pitching record-Or Thor
m"hlen. bits and runs in I3 innings.
Left on bases-St. Louis :: Yankees, =.
Tmpires-Dineen and chin. Tune Of game
lie.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
Shamrocks Swamp Broadway.

The Shamrock A. c. swamped the
Broadway A. c. yesterday by score
of Is to 2. Only one hit was made
off Snow and Mccoy. The Sham
rocks want to arrange a game with
the Clarendon, knickerbocker or
Dreadnaught team for next Sunday.
Communicate with NJ. \. MCGrory,
Main 2790. Branch 732.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20

Battcd for Courtney in ninth inning.
AERatted for Claire IN fifth inning.
XXX -Bstted for shorten in fifth inning.
Score by inning:
Washington "a o O o a.
Detroit .......O 5 4 e 0 -
Two bas" hits-EIlerbe Ellison, O'Seill,
Asnion. Stolen baseS-HUber. shorten. Cobb.
sacrihces-Neach Hale. Left on bases
Washington, II: Detroit. 4. RasR balls
on Ehmkc. 3; of Bono. =; OF Courtney. !.
Hits-On Bono. in innings none out in
fifth; OF Courtney, in innings. Hit by
Pitcher-By Ehmke (Rice. Browsrl. Struck
out-By Ehmko. ): by Courtney. l. Wild
pitch-COurtney. Losing pitcher-Bono. I'm
Pires-Connolly and Owens. Time Of game
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
Gibs Beat Linworth.

The Gibraltars am the Linworths
played yesterday afternoon on the
Monument grounds, the former win
ming IL TO 10. The game was much
better than the score indicates. both
teams slamming the ball to, all cor
ners of the lot. The Gibs made
eighteen hits. including six doubles
and one triple. the Linworths pok-
ing out eighteen safeties.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
Georgetown A. c. Wins.

GEORGETOWN \. c. defeated the L.
Drcit Tigers yesterday by score
Of tH 4. The series of games is
now tied. each team having won
two. The pitching of Punch was
the feature. He struck out eight
men and allowed one hit in SIX
innings.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
Mount Rainier Has Grid Team.

The Mount Rainier Yankees are
branching out in football and are
out with a challenge to any eighty
five-pound eleven in the District.
All players who desire 10 try out
for the team are requested to COM
municate with the manager of the
Yankees.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
Quentin to Start Practice.

Football practice will be begun
this week by the st. Quentin 4. c.
under Coach Billy Suscumbe, and
will continue every evening at $50
o'clock. The gridiron is located on
Fairlawn Field, Anacostia.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20

BoSton u % o q 90
Cleveland ..-.u e. % = y
RunS-Speakcr Smith. Errors-S"hanC.
SeweU Two-ha>e hIr>-Brady. Sewell.
Speaker tel smith. stolen hs>e-Johnst"n.
Double pIay>-Srotr. Brady and Mcluni>.
SeweH and Johnston 90. Left on base
Boston. 4: Cleveland, ~ Base on baIIs-OT
Fennock. = N BaGhy. {. Stru,k "ur-Ry
Pennock :; by Baghy. {. UmPire~-Evaus
and Nallfu. Time 81.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
ERRORS GIVE GIANTS
VICTORY OVER REDS

Polo Grounds. New York. Sept. 10.
"A single by Frank Snyder with one
out in the eleventh inning. enabled
the Giants to defeat the Reds in
the opening game of the series, Dun
can letting tn" ball roll between
his legs to the Ieft-fcld fence. DOYLE
scored the winning run. Thirty
thousand fans. a capacity throng,
saw the game. The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
Independents Down Rebels-

The Independent A. c.. defeated
the Rebel A. c. at Del Ray, Va,
yesterday, 9 to 2. The battery work
of O'keefe, Heddons and Myers and
the infield playing of Walsh and
HartlSne featured. -
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
FROM MIONALS-YAKS HELPLESS BEFORE M0WYEKEN WINS TENNIS TITLE
ThreeMore Colleges Start
Gridiron Work This Week

the Tigers. is predicting a stronger
eleven than last season, but Byrd's
men expect to be ready to give them
all they want in the way Of excite
ment.
Later on Maryland meets Syra-
cuse, but that's an affair that need
not be discussed al present. There's
enough in sight to occupy the teams
mind without delving into the un-
certain future
MaryIand's Outlook Rosy.
Reports from College Park indi-
cate that Maryland is going TO be
a tough proposition for any oppo-
nent, with fast and heavy line that
will average around lsO pounds from
tackle TO tackle. and experienced
men Of proven ability in the back
field. there is a feeling that possibly
some Of the opponents who are rated
Big in the East may find them >
tougher proposition than expected.
In Potomac Park the Hachetites
arc work ing like Trolans under tho
keen eyes Of Bryan Morse. and are
expected To turn out a CreditabIg
team. Thov meet Boiling Field In
practice tn Wednesday. but their
real test doesn't come until October
.. when they open their season with
Maryland State. Morse has a flock
Of promising high school stars
among his candidates and expects
10 make the best OF his material
Georgetown TO Miss DudscL.
Naus that capt Bill Dudack.
Georgetown star liHcmau. will nor
be able 70 play football this year
because OF an attack OF TYPHOID
! fev,r. means that EN,ud no viii he
robbed Of one or The .NUcc'cd bull
warkS this season. But he has a
bunch Of veteran stars coming hack
I and expects 10 find enough material
among the newcomers 10 round out
his team and bring IL up 70 the usual
Georgetown standard
Tho IIltoppcrs open their soason
on October with -. Johns in the
American League Park here. They
Will have just one week and a half
to prepare for this game. North
. Carolina STATE comes here on Oc-
tobcr ? to battle Georgetown in tho
first big game Of the season IN the
South Atlantic field.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
SILVER SPRING IS
DEFEATED BY REX

Rex Athletic Club. semi-protes-
sional champions of the District. de-
feated Silver Spring. independent
champions, yesterday, to l. Rex
punched four hits in the FIRST inning
scoring three runs, enough to win
the contest. and were never in seri-
Gus danger. owen and Gruhb both
twirled good ball. the former al
lowing four scattered hits, an er-
ror being responsible for Silver
Springs lone tally. The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
Havre de Grace Selections.
BY HIGHWAY.
One Best-Indolrner.

First-Transient,G General Men
ocal, Beacon.
SeCond-Wild Thoughts. SAGA
jawea. ChCValier.
Third - Flying Wclshman,
Phantom Fair. Sister Emblem.
Fourth - Yaphank,. Martha
Luck EFT. Short Change.
Fifth-ThC Porter, Boniface,
LCOCharCs.
sixth - Incidence, FL Primo,
NapthaliuS.
Seyenth-SearchliGht III, kal-
lipoliS, BufOrd.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20

Runs - B. Grubb. Limcris". Fitzgerald.
Blcier. Lynch. Errors Roche. Mccarthy.
Left on bases-Silver Spring, :, Rex \. c.
= First base on bslls-Or L. trruhb. =: of
owen, |. Struck out-By Il Grubb. /; nv
Owen, ]. Two-bssc hits-B. Grubh, Carroll.
Sacrifice hit-Lynch. Stolen haseS-Rcche.
Fitzgerald (2l, Lynch, T. CLARK. r. Grubb.
Hit by Pitcher--By r. Gruhb Mccarthy.
Umpire-Luscombe. Time Of same-1:50.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20

Pittsburgh - q I % t.-
Dodgers ..... . % % % u, q "a
Runs-Olson Johnston - Neis. BIEhNr
Sou'hworth 90. Trrors-OIsor konrtnhV.
Mrkechuir. TrayuoT- Tvo-bssH hTf-Ne1s.
Threo-ba>c hit SouJlvnrtE. Home run
Johnston. Sa,rinra hIt-SUumH. Sr1lrT
ha~s>-l7rImn NrharhuIs Nos Double plaT
kllduc IN k0nrTrly. Struck out-Ev
Pf"her. 3: lv tssoUsr. I. Base on baIls-Bv
PfarHr. I. 10y cooper /. Umpircs-MnrsI
aud RiEIrr. ArIeadancp-s5. .OO0.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
Major Yencken Easily
Defeats Dudley, Winning
District Title in Singles
By JACK HAAS.

Major Nencken, tennis player extraordinary who halls
England highest honors OF
yesterday defeated Jack Dudley, former
champion District singles championship
Club the match completed Gen.
Peytou presented Iencker with loving the
the WHINE
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20

Toledo. 2; Milwaukee, .. list game.
Toledo. (; Milwaukee, 3. I'D gAmcl.
Louisville. .; Minneapolis, Gst camel.
Mime Icolis. 4: Louisville. ,t2d camel.
Columbus, o; Kansas City. Z. Cist camel.
Columbus, IL: Kansas City. 3. I'D gsmel
st. Paul, S. indianapolis, 4
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
EBBETSKICKS
ATRIVALSERIES
Plan of Giants and Yanks
For Post-Season Games
Causes Crisis.

New York. Sept. 19.-Baseball is
threatened with a disruption and
the seat OF it will be in this city.
\ crisis such as has not confronted
the baseball magnates in years is
at hand, and all because of the con-
fiict between the worlds series and
the proposed Giants Yankees intra-
city series, in the event the Dodgers
win the National League pennant and
the Yankee fail 10 win in the Amer
lean League.
Charles H. EbbetS. owner OF the
Dodgers. already has filed an Off
cial protest against such a series
in the event the Dodgers carry of
the National League honors. and Eb-
bets threatens TO go the limit to see
that what he terms his rights will
be given to him.
No Commisson Head.
Tho only hftcll in this proceeding.
so far a 5 Ebtcts is concerned, is the
failure Of the national commission
to have = chairman. Under exist
ing baseball law protest such as
Ebbets is said 10 have tilcd, will
have TO be taken up with the ma
tonal commission which. through
its chairman. would have supreme
power TO decide for or against the
Brooklyn magnate As things exist
now. without an official head, Eb-
bets protest would have 10 be taken
up directly with President HeydIer
and President johnson. and it Is
likely that neither Of these would
be willing to take 4 definite stand
against the team belonging to his
league.
Set for War.
1t is said both Coils. Rupert and
Houston. owners of the Yankees. are
determined to go through with their
part of the program, and that John
McGraw, manager of the Giants, is
said to have gathered his players
together in Pittsburgh recently and
Informed them of the contemplated
series with the Yankees.
1t was also said today that under
no condition will the maSagemeut
OF the Yankees or Giants permit any
interference with their plans If
neither of the Manhattan teams is
pe7nant winner, this despite anv
protest on tine part Of Charley Eb-
bets II the Dodgers win the flag
Thus ii can be seen that another
disruption may soon break loose.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20

'Ratted for PiCinich in piDth inning.
+Battcd for shaw in ninth inning
Score by innings.
Washington ..... 900 OOI 0 N-o
Detroit ......... 500 900 90 Is
TW base hits = Cobb. Shorten. ShaW
Three base hitS-Nesch. IndE". Stolen haSes
Rice 80. Sacrifice hits shorten, Shaw.
Double plsys-Ionas 10 PiDelh to Ellison
Huber TO Pinelli TO Ellison; PiCiniCh 10
O'Ncil. Left on bases-washington. 8. Dc
troit. s. Bsse 90 hsIls-Or Shaw, !; vi
DHVSs, r. Struck out-Ry SHAW I: by
DsTss. =. Umpires-Oweus and Connolly .
Time Of game-l Is