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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-15
Girl Drowned in
Rescue Attempt,
PittSfeld. Mass.

Pittsfield. Mass. July 14.-Helen
Larkin. II. daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Clarence Larkln. was drowned this
afternoon IN Madison Pond while en-
deavoring to rescue Mary Palasco.
seven. The latter was on a plank
and had fioated into deep water
when she called for assistance. The
Larkin girl was swimming to the as
sistance OF the Palasco child when
she sank. The body was found in
light feet of water.
The body of an unidentified man
was found in the East Branch of the
Eousatonic River today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-15
Mrs. Roosevelt
Leaves Eastp0rt
TO Greet Husband

Eastport. Ne. July Mrs. Fzuk-
lin p. Roosevelt. leaving her children
at the family summer home on Campo
bello Island. has gone to Hyde Park.
y Y. 10 gree, her husband for the
first tine since he was nominated as
the Democratic candidate for the vice
presidency. Sire expects TO return
Saturday accompanied by the candi-
date $ mother. Mrs. James Roosevelt.
Mr.. Roosevelt has been unable 70
spend 4 vacation at CampobeIlo since
1916. when he was called away by
threatened trouble with Mexico. IN COM
nectiou with MS duties IS assistant
secretary OF the nav. II Is planned to
give him n reception # he IS able to
come for 4 visit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-15
PLATFORM CONTINGENT
ON PARTY'S NOMINEE

Chicago. July IA majority report
of the platform committee of the fu-
sion attempt at creating labor
party finally was partly prepared to-
day. It represented chiefly the la
Dor party opinion. and members of the
committee of IS stood ready after it's
presentation TO serve notice that Sen.
Continued on PAGE 4-coI. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-15

Chicago. July 14-aobert La
Toilette. Jr., notified new party
leaders tonight that his father
would not run under any cir
eumstances on the platform
adopted. The Farmer Labor
Party was the name chosen by
the convention of the new petit.
cal party here tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-15
Planes to Attempt
Alaska Flight Today

Mineoia, y. t, July 14.-Prepara-
tons for the 1000 mile fight to
Nome. Alaska and return. which
army air service pilots will attempt
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in
four airpianes virtually werc COM
pieted tonight. cricers in charge to-
night said tina expedition was ready
for thr gs1n.''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-15
GOTHAM GIRL
HANGS UP NEW
SWIMMING RECORD

New York. July 14.-Miss Ethel
Blelhtrv OF New York. today made a
new worlds record rs a swimmer,
Of four minutes - - seconds. IN
the the 20O-metre swim for women
at the.fnals OF The Olympic try outs
at Manhattan Beach.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-15
SHAMROCK " AND RES0lUTE OFF Today
IN FIRST RACE FOR AMERICAS CUP Since 'O3
CHALLENGER STARTS UNDER BIG HANDICAP

Sir Thomas Lipton's Yacht Must Give
Resolute Seven Minutes and One
Second Handicap--Has 1900 Square.
Feet More Canvas Spread Than De-
fender--Racers Start at Noon Today
From Ambrose Channel Lighthouse.
80 Mile Course to Be Announced
Just Before Race
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-15
THE WEATHER
SHOWERS

Northern New England. SHOWERS
THURSDAY: Friday probably fair,
warmer on mainland
Southern New England: SHOWERS
Thursday; somewhat cooier in Rain.
land portion. Friday probably fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-15

Toledo. O., July IA heavy rain
early today caused the postponeruert
Of the Grand Circuit rnces and to-
days program went ovcr nocessitat-
ing racing an Sunday 70 finish ttel
weeks program.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-15
||r'ppr1pIpl1nn1pnnnOn Sale Today "HHH'''H'''''s@
ar Genuine PRLM :
To BEACH Suits :


4 DELAYED shipment arrived Yesterday
n Invoice includes young mems. stouts
and regulars. Sizes 35 to 80. Pleasing col
or combinations. We can fit, satisfy and de-
liver. We expect to clean up this lot today.
If you want the coolest and neatest PROPOSE
ton in summer clothes. Palm Beach is lit,
this is the day to buy and here is the place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-15
SEEK To DRAFT
LaFollette as Nominee
New Party

Wisconsin Senator Sends Word He
Does Not Want Honor - Frisco
Stunt Of Flashing Big pieutre
LaFoiIette Starts Parade Round
Hall Like Regular Political Con-
vention
Chicago. July t4.--5enator LaFoI-
lette does not deem himself avail
able" as candidate for the new parry
presidential nominee. He sent word
to the convention that he did not want
the nomination.
Immediately after Chairman Walk
er had announced LaFollette's decision
not to accept the nomination. Lester
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-15
Boston Forecast

Boston and vicinity: Thursday
showers. probably cooler. Friday
probably fair: moderate to fresh
southwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-15
GERMANS ACCEPT
With Conditions, Al
lies Coal Demand

Latest Decision of Germans af Spa
Not Yet confIrmed-u. s. to Be
Asked 70 Join in Occupation Of
Ruhr Unless Demand of 100000
Tons Coal is Complied With
London. July 1.-THE Germans at
Spa have accepted the Allies de-
mand of 100000 tons of coal
according 70 d Havas des-
patch from Paris. Acceptance was
by some conditions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-15
ENORMOUS SPREAD

Inc reason lor the hanolcap N
favor of the American boat is that
the Shamrock. carries a1nroxinateIv
$40 g.,,,,ra fea, MORO canvas +b.,
-''-i' ''4--4i 5-'7S -ei u7'4oe"
advantage for boat comparison. The
official measurements of the two yes
sells follow
s.,t.. ,-,.
NAM Vs. "a
- - '4'
,-o-e .oes. 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-15
SUFFRAGE PROGRESS DUE TO REPUBLICANS
DECLARES HARDING IN PROTEST At KNOCKS
DEMOCRATIC GALL AMAZING ON QUESTION

High Time persistent Misrepresentation" G.
@. P. Attitude Toward Woman Suffrage
Should Be Silenced- Hopes to See Ratifica-
ton Of Amendment B eff ore November =
Tires of Partisan Efforts to Make CAPITAL
Out Of Issue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-15

The Want Ads in the "'ost" ciassi-
ication of the journal are SO many
strong magnets that draw the lost ar
ticies back to their owners. When
you lose, use a journal lost" ad.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
BOTTLES HURLED IN
PIRATE-GfANT CLASH

Pittsburg, July 17.-After being
whitewashed by Babe Adams in the
first game of a double header this
afternoon, the Giants came back in
the second game and, behind the
pitching. Of Jess Barnes. packed
away a 4 to 2 victory over the Pi-
rates. The score of the Pirate vic
tory was 2 to 0.
A crowd of $4,000 witnessed the
bargain matinee, and in the second
game started a roughhocse when
Umpire Moran called Nicholson out
at the plate on a close play. Pop
bottles were showered from the
stands, and one struck Walter
Schmidt. Pirate catcher. who was
walking toward the plate to warm
up Ponder while aefner was donning
his shinguards. The bottle struck
Schmidt on the left elbow and
caused a painful injury which prob
ably will keep him out OF the game
for a few days. Earlier in the game
Dave Bancroft was banished by
Moran for objecting 20 a decision at
the plate.
The scores:
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
CHICK EVANS
WINS TOURNEY
Holds Western Golf Cham
pionship for Fifth Time,
Defeating Wolff.

Memphis, Tenn. July I7.-"chIck"
Evans. Chicago. tonight held for the
Ififth time the championship of the
Western Golf Association.
He won the title on the Memphis
Country Club links this afternoon,
defeating Clarence Wolf. st. Louis,
s up and to play.
Evans finished the morning round
of IS holes. . up on Wolff. and after
being delayed for sometime by a
heavy downpour OF rain went out
and made the score So for the
fnai
The FIRST nine holes were finished
even this mofning. but after the
turn Evans allowed his OPPONENT
only the sixteenth hole, taking the
twelfth. fifteenth seventeenth and
eighteenth in handy fashion and
Ihalving the others.
Evans hardest match of the
tournament was his seminal en-
countered yesterday with Young
Bobby Jones. Atlanta, the new
Southern champion. whom he de-
feated in a see-saw match, up.
Wolf defeated II. -Wenzler, the
Tennessee champion, 2 up and 1 to
play IN the semifinal.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18

shannon TO 20 Elsewhere.
shannon's failure TO reach sec
ond base in the second game yester-
day. when Young threw the bali
into left field in an effort to make a
force play. was the straw that broke
the camePs back. When PinneIIi
r. covered the ball In time to throw
him out at second. George Mcbride
was Immediately sent in to replace
Shannon Griffith has not been
pleased with Shannon's work 70.
some time.
Pitchers and infielders, badly
needed by the team row, are the
immediate objects OF Prexy Grimth's
search.
His FIRST stop will be Rochester,
where he will enter into negotia-
tions with Arthur Irwin for a cou-
pie Of frst-class pitchers, which
that gentleman is known to have
on his pay roll II is no secret that
tht local magnate is particularly
sweet on Acosta. the Cuban hurler.
and big right-hander named CT.
ford. both of Rochester. He has
seen Acosta in action and, despite
his lack OF bulk, believes he will be
winner in fast company. Clifford
has been winning consistently this
year and has been represented as
the best pitcher in the International
League.
Needs Infelders Too.
In addition a fast infielder or
two. with the ability TO hit as well
as feld. will also probably be ac-
quired Z.
The decision to part with Shan
non and the injury to O'NeilI and
Ellerbe, leaves only Mcbride and
Shanks to handle short and third.
with absolutely no emergency tai
ent to fall back upon 4 shortstop
and second baseman would un-
doubtedly strengthen the team. as
Shanks is badly needed for the
utility role.
Before leaving President Grifitn
declared that he appreciated the
support Of the loyal fans and IN
tended to see that they were re-
warded
Il appreciate the patronage we
have received" he said. "and want
the fans to know that I am going
TO use the money they have spent
in supporting US TO buy new play
ers. ] am not going TO dodge ex-
pense II l can get the men 1 want
Washington deserves a winning
team and If it Is in my power il is
going to have one. I'll have more
to say when 1 reform"
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18

fourth. Max Bohiand. Paulist A. c.. New
York. Time. 81 mi. is secs.
Pole yault-E. Z. Myers, Chicago A. A.
and z. K,Eoss. Chicago A A. tied for hrst
place. .-heigM. ID II. l in; E. J. Jenne,
Washington stlte College. and Z. Z.
Knourek, Illinois A. A, tied for third
height, II II. 10 in. Foss WOE the jump OF
for hrst.
220-ynrd Dish Final.-Won by c. ". Pad
dock. Los Angeles A. c.; second. VI. NJ
Eirksey. Olympic Cllb. third; Loren Murchi.
son. New York 4. C.. foarth, G. Mcsscngale.
University OF Missouri. Time, 2l 2-5 secs.
4i0-yRrd Hurdles,-wca hy r. F. LOOMS.
Chicago a. A.; second. J. <. Norton. olym-
pie Club; third \. q. Desch, unattached
fourth. c. n. Dsggs. Los Angeles A. c.
Time, 55 secs.
rs pound Shot Put.-won by p. J. McDon-
aid. New York A. c., distance, a II. Il IN.
second, II. B:>Liversedge. L. s. navy. dis
tanee, I6 fl IL In; third. G II. Pullman.
Olympic Club. distance. ~ II. 2L In;
fourth. II. C. Cam, New York A. c., dis
tance. ~ u. 6 in
ss0-yard Rrn.-won by Earl Eey. Chicago
A A.; second, D VI. Scott. U. S army;
third. Thomas canpocll. Yale; fourth. A. B.
spratt. Los Angeles A Time, l:5f Is.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
Lowly Tigers Outplay
Griffs and Win TUo;
3 Mcbride Back in Game
By JACK NYE.

Manhandng Nationals be the fayor diversion
for the the these days Even the Detroit Tigers
expense add nuehneeded
their list have caught the habit Jennings men showed
superior class all departments yesterday taking both games OF the
double bill by of l., and to 2.
As double defeat the Nationals dropped out OF the
giving flying Louis Browns who divided
a double bill with the Mackmen yesterday
DOC" twirers who humbed
Nationals Doc allowed but hits while
Shaw Snyder battered for fourteen Zachary did
through easily outptehed
by the Ehmke
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18

Grif Leaues Mcbride
In Charge Of Team and
Goes on Huntfor Players

His patience exhausted the showing of the
eliminating double the hands of Detroit yesterday,
President Clark Griffith hurie packed his grip last evening
and took the road determined strengthen his club
Il going be long takes the
need declared the @Od Fox" with grim emphasis a"
how long that viii be- be for the of the
IT. know where the and going
During Grs will management
OF George Mcbride, his inheder Mcbride will play
short Griffith announced evening that he definitely
with Maurice Shannon, whom waivers will be asked
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
NoIESsssGA|

Cobb continues to hold his own,
though badly crippled. When he
fully recovers Messrs. Sisler and
Speaker seem to be due for keen
competition.
Young Pinnelli worked at shor,
in the first game and at third in the
second. In both positions he per-
formed with equal class.
Time was when Ayers and EhmHe
would have been easy meat for the
Nationals. but neither had much
trouble in breezing through yester-
day.
One encouraging feature Is the
fact that Sam Rice continues to
paste the ball.
Stanley Harris made a wonderful
stop of Ehmke's drive In the sec
ond game. getting his man at ffst.
In fact. Stanley's fielding was quite
the feature of the day.
George Mcbride. who is back. in
-he game again. now boasts of a
batting average of 500 and a field
ing mark of 1000. Pretty fair for
a kid. we'll say.
Workman. Griffs new left-hander.
warmed up in the second game
when it appeared that Zachary
would be needing help. But he
didn't get chance to work.
In the first game Bobby Roth kept
the slaughter from being worse by
making a brilliant one-handed ca.ch
or Youngs drive when the bases
were full He converted a near
triple into a mere sacrifice hit.
Despite his bum pin. Ty beat out
hit in the first game, but STUN
'oled as he passed the bag. He gave
way to Fiagstead and drew general
applause as he limped to the dueout.
Today's victim. we mean pitcher.
Is Al Sckacht- II Al can win he Is
dna n cola
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
ARGYLE TEAM WINS
OVER RACQUET CLUB

Argyle tennis team handed Tn.
Racquet Club the surprise of their
life when they defeated them. 4 to
Yesterday in the suburban League.
The results:
Singles: Price defeated MayfieId:
6-4 SIS. 81: Dates defeated q
Dowds. rs, 6-I.
Doubles: Mayfeld and Summer
kamp defeated Howenstein ana
Dowd. 3-6. 81. s-1; Price and
Dowd defeated Pierce and Robinson
rs; So: Dates and Frizzei defeat,
ed Foster and Skinner s-3. 81.
Spente and Parr defeated West and
Skinner. Sd. SIS. 60; vinits1y
and J. Dowd defeated Haas ana Ga
BILE. Ga. rs.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
KNICKS WILL BATTLE
ALEXANDRIA TODAY

The Knickerbockers will journey
to Alexandria today to play the
Dreadnaught team of tha place. The
Knicks and the Dreadnaughts have
not suffered defeat this season. the
former team having won twenty
four straight games. while the latter
has won twenty-one. shorty
Hughes will umpire the game. The
contest will start at p. IN. prompt
The Knickerbockers will leave
Wisconsin avenue and o street at
1870 D. m. in automobiles. and it
Is requested that all players be on
hand at this time.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
Brishtwood Lands Game.

The Brightwood nine added an,
other victory to its string by de-
feating the Government Printing
once team yesterday 3sto 2.
The feature Of the game was the
pitching OF Pixter and the hitting
OF Rupert for the winners score:
r H +
Brfghtvood. ...1 eoo2o 0-3I, 4
Govt. p. Once. % o0oo 2@2 4,
Batteries. Hxton and RUPERT:
pey and Bates
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
REX CLUBMEN MEET
STRONG TEAM TO-DAY

In the lineup of the Officers'
Training Camp team Of Camp Hum
phreys. Va. which comes here today
to meet the Rex nine at Union
League Park. Fifteenth and II
streets northeast, will be seen many
well-known college players Of note.
Manager Wright. of the Rex team.
will send his best slabmen to the
mound. while the visitors are said
TO have one Of the best huriers seen
around these parts for some time.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
BROWNS AND MACKMEN
DIVIDE TWIN BILL

Philadelphia, July 1.-THE Browns
and Athletics divided double bill
here this afternoon. St Louis won
the first game. largely through ef-
fective batting. The pitching of
Scott Perry in the second, who al
lowed but four hits. enabled the
Mackmen to win easily. to l. The
scores:
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
PATSY DONOVAN TO
FIGHT LITTLE JEFF

Kid Sullivan. manager and pro-
moter of the Ardmore Athletic
Club. has matched Patsy Donovan.
Of Washington. with Little JEFF. the
11o-pound champion of the South,
for the main bout of the next show,
which Is to be held July 81.
Both Frankie Mann. manager for
Patsy. and Manager Sam Harris for
Little Jen have posted 500 forfeit,
to have the fighters weigh In at
11o pounds the day Of the battle.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
Olympic Team Will
Be Announced Tonight

Cambridge, Mass, July II. -
The Olympic Committee, after n
meeting tonight I'm which II was
expected to name the team which
will go TO Antwerp, announced
that the team will not be given
out until tomorrow night. 1t
will hold another meeting to-
morrow morning, IL was stated.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
SPEAKERS INDIANS
DOWN BOSTON TWICE

Boston. July II. Cleveland won
both games of the double header
with the Red Sox today. each by the
same score. s to 2. The Boston boys
could do little against Caldwell or
Morton. while Jones and Harper
were hit freely. especially by Speak
er. Joe Wood and O'Neill. Smoky
Joe hit one OFF Jones in the frst
game which bounded into the center
feld bleacher for a home run, The
score:
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
BOSTON DEFEATS
CUBS BY ONE RUN

Chicago. July 17.-Powelrs dou-
Bile. followed by Picks single in the
NTH inning. scored the only run
Boston needed TO defeat Chicago to-
day, l to o. Watson. obtained by
waiver from Pittsburg. held the
Cubs to three hits. but was given
poor support. He defeated Alex
ander.
The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
LAVAN HURLS BAT,
NEAR-RIOT AVERTED

st. Louis. July II. - Bppa RiIey
and George Smith won a pitching
duel from Schupp here today, the
Philnes winning by the score of
1 to o.. 4 near-riot was averted in
the sixth inning when Lavsn took
exception to Smiths throwing two
bean balls. Lavan threw his bat
directly at Smith. bat IL missed its
mark by a foot. General disorder
followed. A minute later Capt.
Fletcher was put out Of the game
for an argument with Umpire KLEIN.
The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
Divide Double Header.

Finance and Treasury split even
yesterday In the Departmental
League. Finance winning the nrst
game 5 to in ten innings. In the
second contest Treasury had little
trouble winning s to 2. Scores:
First game
r H Z
Finance-i ooooooo 7s
Treasury o o % oo1ooe-s 6
Batteries. Alexander and LOOMS;
Brakeman and Strait
Second Game
R H e
Treasury. -oso o31.esx x-s 10 s
Finance. :. o o 010ool-2 g A
Batteries Holleran and Fitxger-
AID; Garrett ansEHiil
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
MISPLAYS BY RATH
HELP DODGERS WIN

Cincinnati, Ohio. July ~. IN
error by Rath, with Brooklyn run
ners on frst and second. gave the
Dodgers a run, and a second scored
when Rath held the ball. a bslk
gave Brooklyn their third run. Gin
cinnati missed several chances to
score through pobr base running.
The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
Rapid to Play Soldiers.

The Rapid and Fort Myer teams
will hook up in their scheduled con-
test today at Fort Myer. Va. The
game will be called at p. m.
All members of the local outfit
will report at Twelfth and Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest at p. m.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
YANKS PILE UP
20 RUNS
Ruth Gets 3 Of 2l Hits
But Fails to Land a
Homer.

New York. July IT. = The YAM
KEGS swamped the Chicago White
Sox in their game here today 20 to-
5, but Babe Ruth. the peerless clout-
er, failed to establish new home'
run record. for he failed to secure
a single home run.
N The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18

Runs - Weaver t2). Jackson t2). Feisch.
Peck "a. Pipp t3, Pratt (3I. Ruth. Meusel
(e). Ward 49,. Rue Nays (2). Errors
Weaver C2D, J. Col . Eisberg t2). Heath.
Meusel. ward. Hono run--ward. Three
base hits-Pratt, Felsch. Two-base hits
Ruth. Ruel. Peck. Fclsch. Sacrifice hit
Bodie. Double play-E. Collins to J. Collins
to Risberg TO J. Collins. Base on balls
on Cieotte, 1. Struck out-By Mays, /.
Left on bascs-New York. 4: Chicago. 8.
Umpircs-chin and Moriarity. Attendance
-3S, 600
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
Second Game.

NUHs-Bufhk. lOUhK, DefeVre, D0yIe,
Southworth, Haefner. Error-Doyle. Two-ba
hits-Haefner. Bigbee. Doyle. Three base
hits-Bancroft. Lefevre. Southworth, Young
t2). First base on error-Pittsburg. l.
Stolen bases-Young, Haefner. Grimm.
Fresch. Double plays-Barnes to Lefeyre 10
Kelly. Bases on balls-0n Carlson g.
Struck out-By Carlson, 3; by Ponder. 1;
by Barnes, 3. Passed balI-Haefner. Hits
on Carlson, 0 in z innings: of Ponder. 3 in
innings. Umpires-Moran and RigIer.
Time OF game-a:O6.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18

man t2), Jones, Ayers. Young ~. Left on
bases-washington, 4: Detroit. L. Two
base hit-Ayers. Home run-Roth. Stolen
base-Bush. Sacrifice hits-Shortcn, Young.
Double plays-Harris TO Judge Wild pitch
Shaw. Base or balls-on shaw. g; of
Snyder, 4. Strike outs-by Shaw, /; b
Snyder. 2. Hits-o1 Shaw. IN l-3 innings
Time, 2:l5. Umpires-FrieIl and Dineen.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
League to Stage Meet.

The Washington Navy Yard Rec
reation League will stage their third
annual track and field meet, Satur-
day, July "a. in the Central High
School stadium. Eighteen events
will make up he afternoons pro-
gram.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18

Runs-Rsth, Groh. Griffith. Konetchy.
kildun. Errors-Rath. Olson. Struck out
oy Ring. 4; by Cadore, /; by MamauX, l.
Bases on bslls-of Ring. 3: OF Cadore. =;
on Mamaux, 2. Three-base hit-Nealc.
Dorele play-Roush to Daubert. Sacrifice
hit-kopf. Stolen bsses--Rath, Roash. Balk
King. Passed hSll-Wingo. Pitching rec
ord-on Cadore, 6 hits and . runs in 6
innings. Umpires-Hsrt and Harrison.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18

huns-bigbee, Grimm. Errcrs-Smith,
roney. Carey. whitted. Cutshaw Two-base
hits-Southworth. Cation. Sacrifice hits
Bancroft. Sacrifice ny-Carey First base
on errors-New York, . Double plays
Schmidt to Grimm; Doyle to Kelly. Base on
balls-Of Toney, l; of Adams. I. Struck
out-By Toney, /; by Douglas. I. Wild
pitch-Toney. Hits-Of Toner. 8 in 6 in
ninss: off Douglas, in innings. Umpires
-Rigler and Moran. Time, l:33
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
Mike Teinis Moyie.s.

New York. July II. - Movies or
lawn tennis champs in sction may
be taken. says Julian g. Myrick.
president OF the American Lawn
Tennis Association. The pictures
win be shown for the education Of
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg, 2: New York. o list camel.
New York, {; Pi.ssburg, ? I'D camel.
Brooklyn. 3; Cincinnati. :.
Boston, 1; Chicago, o.
Philadelphia, 1; st. Louis. o.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
First Game.

huns-Sehang. MeInnis, Speaker (g,
Wood. Wamby. 0'Neill. Errors-Smith,
Wamby. Two-base hits-Gardner O'Neill
Caldwell, McInnis. Jones. Three-base hits
Menosky. FOSTER. Home run-wood. Runs
batted in-By Wood (2). wambsgsnSs, Cald-
well. McInnis, Foster. First base on errors
BOSTON Left on bases-Boston. o; Cleve-
land. Q. stolen bases-wambsganss. Foster
Caught stealing-By Walters. Gardner. Sac
rihce hits-Chspman. Wood, O'Neill Witt
Sacrifice fy-wsmbsSanss. Bases on balls
BY Caldwell. 5! by Jones, 4. Struck out
BY Caldwell. 8; by Jones. I. Double plays
Wood to o'Neill; Johnston to Chapman to
Johnston. Wild pitch-Jones. Balk-Jones.
Hit by pitched ball-By Caldwell Jone.)
Time-2:ls. Chief-ConnoIiy. I'm
pire on bases-Sallin