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The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
MAT MEN AFTER BOUT
AT FOLLY THEATER

Manager Garrison. Of the New
Folly Thcater. is in receipt Of two
challenges - on" from Cyclone
Ressc, of New York, and the other
from Joe Turner, who is now
wrestling in the South. Both
wrestlers are anxious to meet the
winner of tomorrow nights bout,
which will be between John KOlO-
mis-. the terrible Greek, and OiShi,
the Jap wonder.
To date Manager Garrison has
not decided which man viii get the
call: in fact. he said that it was
entirely up to tn" winner Of the
coming bout. and if he. the winner,
wanted the bout STAGED at his the
ater. he would put up a tempting
purse.
From tho latest reports on the
principals of tOmorrow's bout both
men are in the best condition and
each is confident of coming out a
winner
1t may be Of interest to local
fans to know that Manager GaTri-
son is making elaborate plans to
bring the best wTestlcrs throughout
the country to this city during this
years mat season.
Friday nights bout is to be the
best two in three falls, with no
time limit. winner to take the
purse.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
PARKS WIN SUGGEST
FROM PETWORTH A. c.

Parks \. c. won a slugging match
from Petworth \. c. yesterday after
noon on the Monument grounds. IN
the second round of The Herald's
Junior District championship series.
y to 5. The game was loosely
played, mixed with large number
Of long hits. The Parks tapped Ger
main for a total Of sixteen hits,
three Of them being doubles by
Spence and Flynn. Laycock, on the
mound for Parks. held Petworth 10
nine safeties. but frightened up in
the pinchcs by striking out ten.
The Herald's series is proving just
as interesting as the series run for
the benefit of the big fellows. large
crowds assembling on the MOnum mt
grounds to witness every contest.
II there are no tied or postponed
games the championship will be de-
cided with the last game next Sun
day afternoon at o'clock on the
Monument grounds, at which time
The Herald's trophy will be present
I'd to the winners. The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
CONNAUGHT PARK RESULTS

First Raoe-Jim Thorpe, 153 CBroganl.
800, out, out; Bcncher, l42 (Recdcrl, out,
out; Dustin Farnum failed to fnish).
Time, 400 4-j.
Second Race-Greyb bourne 1l2 CMyers),
11.30, $50, $50: Myrtle Crown. III lNo-
LAM, $40. $50; Resarf. 100 CButwelD, 40.
Time. 1:1B Il. Barber, Blarney Boy,
HeathbeIe also ran.
Third Race-Dellahm. 1O4 rNolan). PHO,
$40, 3.4O: Morning Face. 113 tPickPnsN, ,
31O, 200; George c. jr., 1O6 CTudor); 1920.
Time. 100 81. Bees Nest, Mary Cowell,
Fair LaSsie, Charley Boy also ran.
Fourth Raoe-Hiddenship, 1OG (Thurbcrl
3.9n. $50, $40; Weinland. l12 tDugganD, ,
35.4O, 1850; Belle Roberts, 112 (Wdllsl,
800. Time, 1:l5. Red Post. COrnhroom,
Far East, Medusa. Little Maudie, Bob Baker,
Commodore also ran.
Fifth Race-Hewessa. 112 lwalls). 21.S0,
1890, $50; Bonstelle, 1I2 (Aaronl, $50,
AGO; May W. l12 (Stearnsl, $50. Time,
1916 BabylOnian, Finis, Rear Admiral,
Apple Jack. Due De Guise, Nansylyania,
Highland Lad also ran.
Sixth Race-BallybeIle 1O4 tWalls), 1880,
$50. 40; Houdo. 107 lStearnsJ 4.40, $50;
Miss Orb, 1O2 DTeyerl, 5.9a. Time, 40
SaIvatelle, Solid Rock, Sans Pour, I'd, Harry
NJ. Stevens, BlazOnry also ran.
Seventh Race-ManOkin. III iGibsonl,
Il so. 45O, $40; Cork, 112 CwaIlsl, $50,
$40; Thomas F. MahOn, 30 Duggan), SO.
Time, 1:4S 4-j. Field, Sweet Apple, Will
freda. Prunes, Mormon Elder, Plantarede,
Pit, Dragon, G. NJ. Miller. Cadillac also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
BELMONT PARK ENTRIES

First Race-SiN furIOngs: Dream Of the
Valley, 10; On Watch. 122: KinnouI, IO5
Arnold, 10; Curraghaleen, 100: Fair Gain,
10; OsgOod, 10; Peter Piper, 12O; Motor
Cop, l27.
Second Race-Five and One-haIf furlongs
?. T. Barnum, 115: Santa Claus, 115; Lady
Stella, ll2: Teddy X, 1l5; Care Free. ll5;
Atald, III; St. Michael 115: ToutOr. 1I5;
BacchanaIian, 112: Winds Of Chance, 1l2.
Third Raoe-Five and one-half furIongs
BY Jimmy, 10: Fright. 1O6; Relieve Idle
Hdur, l2O; BankSia, 1O3 Cimmarron, lO4
Last Straw. 1O4; Tammarisk, Ill; Muttikius,
IL; Joan Marie, 100: Dough Girl. 1O7.
Fourth Racs-One mile: Jack Stuart, IO7 4:
Naturalist, 100; BonifaCe. 12j: Sir Barton,
lS5; Mad Halter, III; Lord Brighton, 115;
AudaciOus, III.
Fifth Raos-One mile: American Boy.
LOG; Paddy Dear. III; lie GloreuH, 1O8: Ben
Cow. Ill; 'DOrcas, 1OJ; Frederick the
Great. Ill; Alberta, 12l.
Sixth Race-Five and onp-half furlongs
Frigate, 115; Wschapreaguc. 115; Cote
Or. ll5; PlayfeIlow. 1l5; Briganna. l12;
Caligula. 115; Glare Frances, 1l2: Silence,
10 Sammy Jay, l15; Nohant, 115.
Apprenticeship allowance claimed.
tine second race on the regular program
falled to fill and the sixth race having re-
celVed twenty entries was divided and will
be run as the second and sixth race.D
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
TO AID
LEONARD'S WIDOW

While on the Western trip,
which starts after the series here
with Boston, the Nationals will
take advantage of an off day on
September Is to play an exhibition
game with the indianapolis club of
the American Association. WASH
ington's share of the receipts will
be turned over to the widow of Joe
Leonard. the young third bascman
who died as the result of an attack
of appendicitis this spring. Mrs
Leonard is now living in Chicago
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
CAL0MEL is NOW
DELIGHTFUL
No Danger, No Nausea, No Grip
ing, No Salts-Nausealess Tab
let Called "Calotabs."

One Calotab on the tongue at
bedtime, with a swallow of water
that's all. No taste, no nausea, no
gripping, no salts. You wake up in
the morning feeling fine, your liver
active. your system thoroughly
purified and with a hearty appetite
for breakfast. Eat what you please
no danger. You feel bright. cheer
full, clear-headed, energetic and
strong.
You can now take your calomel
without the slightest fear of un-
pleasantness, for Calotabs retain all
of the liver-cleansing and system
purifying qualities Of the old-styIe
calomel without the Objectionable
qualities. Sold only in original.
sealed packages. price thirty FIVE
cents. Your druggist has authority
to refund the price as a guarantee
of your perfect sstisfaction.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
New Leaders Seen in
Both Major Leagues

The two Ohio teams are once
more in the lead in the two
major leagues
By trimming the Nationals
yesterday while the White Sox
lost to Boston. the Cleveland
Indians moved into the front in
the American League. They are
One-half a game ahead of the
Chicago team, while the Yankees,
who Won a shUtOut game from
the St. Louis Browns. are still in
third place. one game behind the
SOX.
In the National League. the
Cincinnati Reds took a fail out
Of the Braves and claimed the
lead when Brooklyn was idle be-
cause OF rain. only two percent
age points separate the two
teams. The Giants again suf-
fered at the hands of the inhos-
pitable Pirates, dropping their
fourth straight game. MCGraw'
men maintain their hold on third
place. but are twenty-five per-
CentaEe points behind the Reds.
and find the Pirates too close on
their heels for comfort. The
Smoky city team is only two
games behind the present hold
ers of third place and is almost
beginning to loom as a pennant
possibility.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
TIMONIUM RESULTS.

First Raoe-Eitty Johnson lGarner). 10 %.
Z 90: Jessica +. Stirling, %; SunroSe
Riley. out. Sain Rose, Ahara and Primi-
time also ran.
Second Race-Miss McGigrIe lStirIiug),
$50, .. 80; RoCpOrt Alley. > 90; Prim Harry
CHughesl, out. Colonel Holloway and Trap
ping also ran.
Third Race-Sir William Johnson (Parring-
toni. 1920. 800: Prince Bonero tGarnerD.
lO.3O; Link Boy tStirIingl, out Dixie Flyer
and Clip also ran.
Fourth Race-Leoma fStirIingD, 700. 4 80:
supermsid Brown. - 80; TorQuatO II
iJackson), out. Brizz, Northern Belle and
He Will also ran.
Fifth Racs-Merry Feast CGarnerD, Il So
40: UraniuN tCOnnOrsl. 3 80: BeIlmain
RYAN, out. Victory Bond, Casetas and Sir
Jackson also ran
Sixth Race - Indiscreet tStirIiugD, $40.
$50; Eastern Glow lConnOrsD. 27O; Pearl
Sea Ryan. out. Formistress, Red Leaf,
Bar COY and Salome also ran
Seventh Race-Padua JackSOn), {. ~. =. 80:
Incinerator lMcGOrwnnl, . 30: BOher-n ma
Breena lStirlingl, out. Waking Dream also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
~ B. PlunkeH's Kitty johnson
Wins Classy Race at Timonium
BY HIGHW AY.

In a nip and tuck battle through
out tho siN-furlonE route. Kitty
Johnson, the 4-year-Old fIIy owned
by y. b. Plunkett. popular WASH
in-tun sportsman. finally succeeded
in wrestling the decision from the
popular choice. Jessica f.
Well ridden by Jockey Garner,
Kitty Johnson managed to repeat
her good performance which she
showed at Hagerstown. this time
showing her heels to even a better
field than she opposed in that race.
While the Plunlctt pride only won
by scant neck, her victory was
a well-carnod one.
Jockey Garner pilotcd another
winner home in the fifth event in
Merry Feast, owned by another
Washingtonian. J. Costello. Merry
Feast was off to a flying start and
was never headed. Sir Jack was
practically left at the post.
Indiscrcct proved to be the bost
Of a cheap field of maidens which
took the issue in the sixth race.
Eastern Glow showed in front for
portion. of the route but could
not Withstand Indiscrcct's chal-
Ienge.
f. Utterback scored a dual victory
when his charges, Miss McCHgglc
and Sir William johnson won the
second and third races quite easily.
Miss MCGiggle made a runaway af-
fair Of the second event. while Sir
William had his task set out for
him to defeat the fast closing
Prince BOnero.
William Skinkcr's Leoma is still
in the grand form he displayed 1T
Marlboro and found little opposi-
tion in the fourth number on the
program. The surprise in this event
was the showing Of George Browns
Snpcrmaid, which. paid the hand
some place price of s22.3O for So
In the nightcap Grants Padua.
the miss who 50 casiiy accounted
for the opening dash the opening
day. won with quite bit to spare.
WrisDen's InCinerator was off to a
poor start and covered a great deal
of ground. Buher-na-Br Breena.
flly which has proven to be more or
less of frost, finished third
Another excellent program is
scheduled for today. with fields
larger than yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
CoNNAUGHT PARK ENTRIES

First Race-One mile and 70 yards Statim.
113: Gold Galore. 1l3: All Amiss. no; Cal
ley Head. Ill Jim Petrie. 113; Sweet BOu-
quet. 100.
Second Raoe-Two miles StucCo. l4S: Al
gardi, 1874; Jim o, 13i; Phil T, 143; Kings
town Pier, 13J.
Third Rsoe-One mile weinand. III:
TiIloy. 1O5; Anmut. lO2: Free State I0T;
s-DoubIe Eye, 10; al. Alfred Clark. 10;
Hot Spark, 81: Elmont, 1OT; Saga, l0T; Mus
ket. III. s-HodZe entry
Fourth Raee-SiE furlOnEs. Hndoostan,
ia; Huron ID. Ill; sein Fein. ia; AStrasa,
los; Billie B, Ill; HOrto, 112; Hemisphere,
IO2
Fifth Raoe-One mile AsraeI, 112; MaIa-
droit. 9S; Plane. 1OT; Ladder o. Light, 1l6;
St Paul. III; Lady Betty, 1O2: Red Post,
lO4
Sixth Raoe-One mile and 20 yards Buck
board, Il2: 'PiIsen. 90. 'Duke Ruff. 100;
Trickster ID, los; Humma, los; 'BurIingame,
%: Belle Roberts. 1O5; Aifrette, los.
Seventh Race - One mile and q fUrIOng
Charles Francis, lO6: 'High Olympus. 9S;
Honolulu, 1O3; Sylvano. 1O3; 'Bo-art. oS;
Old Pop. 9S; GoIdcrest Boy. lO3; q. II. Mil
lsr, 100; 'LOrena Moss, OS
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
EDGE GOES TO
CLUBSIN EAST
Boston Best in Intersectional
Clash-Tribe Wins 7
Out Of Is.

The series between the East and
West, which ended yesterday. with
the exception of one game to be
played today at Philadelphia be-
tween the Tigers and Athletics.
wound up with the four Eastern
clubs one victory to the good.
Should Detroit defeat the Athletics
this afternoon the two sections will
have split even.
OF the four Eastern clubs the
BostonIans, with eleven victories
out of seventeen games, were the
best in either seton. while St. Louis
comes next with nine out OF fifteen
games.
The White Sox. who were ex-
pected 10 make a killing, managed
to win but five out Of twelve games
played.
The Indians, who 20 home in
first place. made rcspcCta BILE
showing considering their handicap
in the loss Of Chapman. They man
aged to win seven out Of fifteen
game PLAY Ned.
Washington finished last with 1--WE
out Of thirteen games.
The following table will snow in
detail what each club did:
ADD EDGE GOES 40
Isst ~ West
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
The wear and tear on the sys-
tenn is very general during the
heated term, and it is impor-
tant that new strength be i'm
parted to your worn-out body.

The symptoms are quickly recog-
nized; you arc easily tired, feel all
rundown and seem to have lost
your energy and vigor. You can
not afford to take the chances Of
facing a hard winter with its perils
of disease. while your vitality is be-
low normal.
Many human ailments are due
to some im?urity in the blood sup
ply. These impurities make the
blood sluggish, cause you to lose
your energy, and unless thoroughly
removed are a constant source of
danger. a, nearly every vital or
gan of your body depends upon the
blood supply to properly perform
its functions
How does your general health
depend so largely upon the condi-
ton of your blood2 Your blood is
made up of millions of corpuscIes,
those which nourish and sustain
your system. and those which are
destructive. Between the two there
is a constant conflict. If impurities
are permitted to accumulate, your
blood becomes thin and impover-
ished and your vitality is gradually
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The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
Has the Hot Weather
Sapped Your Strength?

undermined. But if you keep the
blood toned up and pure, you vii
increase your vitality and strength
and be able TO throw of and re-
sist the millions Of tiny disease
germs which are always ready to
attack you on every hand. For
keeping well. after all, Is largely a
matter Of being able to resist dis
ease.
So you can appreciate the IN
Portance of taking right now a
thorough course Of treatment that
will build up your strength and
vitality and put your system in a
robust condition to be prepared
for the coming change Of seasons.
And for this purpose the old-tim.
remedies are always best. The old
est blood tonic on the market today
IS S.S.S., which your druggist has
known and handled ever since he
has been a druggist. He will tell
you that this hfty-year-old medicine
is thoroughly reliable.
S.S.S. is a splendid remedy be-
cause it is made only Of the Juices
and extracts Of roots and herbs Of
recognized medicinal value. 1t was
first made by the Indians, and IS
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and free from all mineral sub
stances.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
DEVONSHIRE ENTRIES

First Race-CIaiming; 3-ypar-oIds and up;
one mile. Baby Cal. III. Retta B. 1913, SpO-
kane Queen, 1903; 'W. II Buckner. los: class
tOi. lu~: DrfheId. III; 'Yerity, III. Spear
lene, ll3; Wcnonah. 10, Beau Brummel ID
%. Hank O'DIy lU6; captain Rccs. ll3 Also
eIlGible-'Garbagr. los; paul Connolly,
lON, Tugs, ll3.
Second Raoe-Maideu 3-ycar-oIds and up:
claiming. six fuTluugs. SOScOl lu4: Finan-
ciaI Rooster, III; 81. Just, l0T; All Vezina
los; R0i>Jerer. 1UT: Old Mckpnna. H.:
'Parol. lOT. Gorham. llj: Ayura. los;
III. Also eIigibIe-Tom Logan, lOT, Ma
gInOn 10, Our Hazel lU9.
Third Three yea r-oIds and up: one
mile and a sixteenth. Mldge +, 1O2; YuI-
Canite IO5. Lord Herbert. lJ5: Summer Sigh
lO5; War Zone. ln5; IoIite. 112.
Fourth Race-Threo-y -year-oIds and up; six
fUrIpug>. Mayor House. o.: Jorice. l07;
Iirku~h. l0f: CarmaudIlo. 1l3, Bill McCloy
lO5. Eddie Eickcnbacker. I2Js
Fifth Race-Purse. 50. 800: Border Chamber
OF Commerce Handicap. 2-year-olds; six fur
longs. Nanny o Mine, lu5: b-Doric, lO4;
FTivol, lOT; b-PetrIrrh. IL, a-JuIian, los;
Anna Wood liz. a-JUdEe Budrow. log;
Maurice II, ll2. Napoo. 1O9; Irish Jig, 1l3; ;
Polythia, 10; Scrgt IOrke. ia. LoyelineSs,
li0: Runquoi, III; Red Legs. ll2 a-Moore-
Nickels entry; b Long entry.
Sixth Race-Claiuing; 3-year-olds and M;
six flrlnugS. Lui Meme. 100: Archie Alexan-
der. rs; FrivOIity. lO2: CamOunagp, ll9:
'Hush. 1903; Lachevesne, l2O: Royden. 1O5:
DR.. Carmen, 122; CoirI.s. IO5; Bobby Allen.
lU9, Hubbub. no; Murray. H.. Also eligible
Marvin May, 10; Apple Jack ID, ia; Bon
Tromp. III.
Seventh Raoe-Three- -year-oIds and up
claiming; one mile. Black Thong. IOl;
'P"acu"r III: J. Walker. 1OI; Oaklawn
Belle. ll3. 'Horry Glover. IO9: Point TO
Point ll3. Joan Of Arc. In3 Refugee. 116
SundUra. lGj; 'Iittlc Ed. 100; 'Lakross.
los, 'I"urmond. Ill Also eIigihIe-Capt.
Tom. llO; BricRiry. III; Ncenah, lO4.
'Apprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear; track fast.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
OUINTIN CLUBMEN
WILL REORGANIZE

The Quintin Athletic Club will
hold a reorganization meeting Fri
day night at 8 j. IN. at Burke's.
Eighth and G streets southeast.
The following members arc urged
to be on hand. and other candidates
are eligible: Wheeler. Sullivan, Nc
Catheran, Tolson. Girardi, Fitzger-
aid. Cohen, BOpp, Smith, Beall. BaN-
ter, Graham, Russell. Townsend.
Freidinger, Elliott, Harvey. Ryan.
Dyer, Buckley, Ensibie, Galway,
Protor
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02

BALKSATFIGHT
Needs More Time to Pre-
pare for Benny Leonard,
Declares Manager.

New York. Sept Dan Morgan.
manager Of Eddie Fitzsimmons. de-
clared today that he had called on
Fitzsimmons' bout with Benny
Leonard at Madison Square Garden
because he believed his boxer needs
more time in which TO prepare for
what practically will amount 70 a
championship battle.
I want TO deny certain foolish
rumors which have gotten abroad
to the effect that I was influenced
by any other club in calling Of this
match" said Morgan. It's merely
a question Of wanting 10 send my
man in at his very best for what
will be the fight Of his career"
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02

R1ns-Sweeny. Puukett Mesny. :. SI-
Ivan. Miller. Frazier ReaU. ErrurS-Sk,H
man, Y. S.lliyau. ;. Sullivan ~. Three
base bits Frazier BeaIl. Sacrifice hit>-
FIunkett :. Sullivan. Jarvis. Lynn. stolen
ha>c--Vcrn>tien D2l. Miller. Cox. HolbruoK.
Left on ba>eS-KniEEtS Of Columbus. G.
Naval Nir station. 4. Elrred runs knights
Of Columbus. =: Naval Air station. 3 Str'rh
out-Ry :. sullivan. !. hy McDonuuCh ! . ll
NernStipn. :. Bases on halI~-Of SNili-au.
3: on McDonOuCh, =: oT Nernstien. 6. d
hlp plays-Wal>h 10 J. Sullivan 10 King
Frazier lunassistpdl. Passed narl-Meanry.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
Protest Is Not Allowed.

The second protest to come up
before the committee in charge of
the post season games for the
championship Of Washington, has
been found to be without suffi-
cient reason to be sustained.
The protest is with reference to
the Knights of Columbus and Navy
Yard game of the second series
games in the league series, which
was played on August q. After
proper consideration the committee
found no grounds for the protest.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02

AUTOISTSl

Do you 10dHf 10 see the Gdr-
rick Players ia their recital Of
the famous Amcriedn stage
classic, East Lynne" at the
Gdrriek Thedfer Herf 5rcek as
guests of The Washington
Herald and the Gdrriekers?
See Page I, Columns 4 and
S, of The Washington Herald
today.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
SUMMARY
West vs. Fast.
ELECT
CLUB OFFICERS

Al a meeting Of the Shamrock
Athletic Club the resignation Of
Secretary NCG0roy was accepted,
and II. Pettitt was elected to fill that
office +. Smithsou was elected
athletic captain. and has called on
the track team. jumpers and pole
vauItcrs for an elimination contest
to he hold on Friday. c. Steele was
elected to pilot the bowling team
which will ontcr the Southeast
Lea-uc.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
TlMONIUM SELECTIONS
BY HIGHW AI.
One Best-Mrs. Ida Roberts.

First-Dorcris. McAdams. B b.
bic Kean II.
Second-Navajo. Gaudy. Ke-
hOma
Third-Stir Up, Thistle Queen.
RuneCraft.
Fourth-PibroCh, Early Morn,
Martha LuCkett.
Fifth-Mrs Ida Roberts. Sir
William Johnson. RoCkpOrt.
Sixth-Can't Kost. ToEoIand.
Wax ing Dream.
Seventh-Mildred. Rey Ennis,
Hello Pardncr.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
Did Jess Mean III

wichita, Sept. when Jess Will
lard was in Florence. Kans., on oil
business some fan gave him the
razz about his Dempsey undoing.
Jess whirled on his tormentor and
said lt'l be a different story next
time"
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
"cure Your
Rupture Like
| Cured Mine"
Old Sea Captain Cured His Own
Rupture After Doctors Said
Operate OF Death"
his Remedy and Book Sent Fres.

Captain Collings sailed the seas for ualy
years. tten BE- sustained had double RIP
ture that soon forced him 20 not only r.
main ashore but kept him beduddeu Tor
wears. He tried dprtur after doctor an1
truss after truss No results. Finally. he
was assured that DO must either submit 70
dangerous and ahH1I.rnt upsruFiou or die.
he did neLtlcr. he I'D u.a-aLf Ln.tead.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
The Wear and Tear on Your System
Shovld Be Replaced
at Once.

To a great many people the hot
summer season is very draining on
the system, and leaves them with
low, depleted vitality and in a
general rundown condition.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
otnls. 481s p 81 Totals. .

TOTALS. 43 IS p o. Totals. 30 92I .
Score by innings:
Parks ..O . 3 o o 1-l2
Pctworth 30 0 | 0 o . o o. 3
Runs-Shanks. Guide. Mann r2I Germaiu.
Wilbur ~. Laycock. Schellin. ]. Jarh"e.
spence C2l. A. Jarboe 81 Flynn. Day.
Errors-ChiSholm. FLYNN, IHyrock. Dav t2l.
Guide Garter. Brown. Two-ha~e hits.
Jarb0e Spence ~. FLYNN. stolen bases
Shanks. ]. Jarboe Gcrmain (2I, Finn
Wilbur Guide t2I. Sacrihco hits-Germajn,
LaycOck. Base on hallS-OT Laycork. l; M
Go rnain. g. Struck out-By Laycock. 10,
by Gprmain. o Passed haIl-ShHnkS A.
Jarboe (2). Time 80. Umpire Brad
burg.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
Quality Sox.

chicago. Sept. kid Gleason
started the eastern invasion with
but eighteen men on the White Sox
roster, seven players under the club
limit. He says why keep 'em
around unless you need 'em.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
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st. Paul.
The Giddings-ROmaneli confederacy has royal
chance to make the iron men" wobble at Ottawa
today. St. Paul, easily the best of the Canadian
foaled nags, will be running for this crowd and all
Romanelii has to do is to get off in front and be
careful he don't cut himself off. where sit
St Paul looks like set-up. Flame and Azrael are
the contenders and should be fighting it out at the
end for the balance Of the purse.
Gold Galore is pretty sweet sort of a nag, and
with clear sailing should down to the judges on
the front end of the in the days
Sweet Bouquet is mighty speedy and may hang on
long enough to cop the place money. Galleyhead is
fair Kingston Pier the Irish timbertoppe is sent
along by the suicide club" 5 a good thing in THE
second. Personally. I don't believe there
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