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The Washington herald., 1920-07-23

PLAY IN STORM
Speakers Hurlers Pounded
By New York S Heavy
Hitter.

New York. July .2.-While thun-
der rolled ominously In the dis
tance and vivid flashes of lightning
rent the overcast sky. tho Yankees
and Cleveland Indians clashed in
the second game of their series
here this afternoon. The Yankees
won the game IL to 3, the contest
being called at the start OF the
seventh because of rain.
As early as the first inning the
rain fell, but the mighty throng Of
thrill seeking fanatics stuck to
their places and cheered frantically
as the Yankees rushed out and
took a commanding lead.
Victories of any sort are welcome,
but none was more so than this.
Stanley Coveleskie staggered out
on the mound to wipe the Yankees
off the face of the earth, but be-
fore the second inning was written
into history Coveleskie betook him
self to other parts and left the
game in the hands of Elmer Myers,
a right handler OF no mean ability.
The score:
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BROWNS new PITCHER and NFIDER BRITISH GOLFERS SHOW GAS
Dempsey Gets Offer to
Fight Georges in London

New York, July n. - william
A. Brady, representing C. b.
Cochran, The London promotes,
tonight announced that Cochran
Has offered sxS0.oo0 for Jack
Dempsey's end of . boat with
Georges Carpenter In London
for November OF December.
Brady said that he was not only
authorized to make this bid for
the British promoter, but to post
q forfeit Of 100000 with any re-
putable person I'm New York City
to guarantee the appearance Of
Carpenter.
The English promoter still has
Carpenter under n long term
contract. Dempsey has declared
that he would not leave the
country to fight Carpenter and
the Frcnch champion II said to
be against boxing the worlds
champion on this side.
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Brouns' Errors Glue
Nationals Game and
First Diuision Berth
By JACK NYE.

Jimmy under the impression that they
uld play buh-ague through the series with
Nationals they've another think coming today
that they won't accept game when
gift They proved yesterday when they
the Burkmen by to score ana amDd
light back the first division
looked decidedly ofcoor Even the pitching
Shoke the who became famous over night when
famed couldn't offset their bum field
theeun lead but his support fvvered
md ghasy OF the National alics One
by Hank Shnk and that proved to be the
met thatb
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.OLLYERS CQNl1ENESsa
= on the GlES
= E! 4! -
n RERIA SQA1R-

Seraphis.
This is another of those McClelland racers. Fact
of the matter is. the clockers tell me that this
"Kims" best from a strict viewpoint of morning
trials. The youngster has full six-pont call
0role is fast, and II the track is heavy. it
promise overnight the Livingston trick would then
very dangerous. This bird is well schooled and is
a superior mudder. Brgadier General is another
sleeper. n this order 1 fancy them.
Tufter is real spanking racer. one that seems
to TEEN with consistency. like the way this stable
shoots down in front. Bally Bell shows steady i'm
provement. while that effort of Berlin a bit
better than cold dope would indicate. Yellow Hand
repeat right back the dope passed along. True,
Whisk is in winning form. but then am forced to
give Yellow Hand the choice. George and Jadda for
old fashioned killing Just did miss
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Jezebel Accepts with Thanks
Jexebel Tecumseh Zachary had
rough sailing for four rounds,
rhen the Browns counted all their
sun4 But when he saw the visit
DTS were doing their best to pre-
scnt him with a win, he was too
tig-hearted to turn them down. So
he grew awfully stingy for those
last i've rounds In fact, he didn't
allow a hit and only two balls went
Is far as the outfield. They sailed
n the direction of Sam Rice and
consequently did no damage.
Jczebel needs all the games he can
gather in from now to the end ol
he season. Any time a team wants
eept with thanks.
= Nine hits were registered of
Jezebel, but he has the proud dis
hnction of stopping the renowned
George Sisler cold. George is said
to have quite a fondness for his
base hits, but the National south
paw didn't let him get a ball out
Of the infield on four attempts
anu "Hile SlSleT was BOlHS Hll-
less, the Same thing was happen
Ing to Sam Rice. who has been
travelling at a dizzy pace of late;
Sam also failed to rap one past the
inner works, but he did swipe a
base. That's more than Sisler did.
Four Errors and Four Runs.
Five mispla: are credited to the
Browns and the first four resulted
In as many runs. This Earl Smith,
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G. w. u. Adds Grid Games.

Football games with Delaware
College. West Virginia Wesleyan
and West Virginia University have
been contracted for by George Wash
ineton for this fall. Games with
Catholic University and Gallaudet
are already arranged. Western
MARYLAND will open the Hatchetite
schedule on October ?.
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PHILLES CAPTURE
GAME FROM CUBS

Chicago. July 22. - The Phillies
were defeated by the Cubs in the
second game of the series this af-
ternoon to 2. The Quakers were
going along well until the sixth in
ming, when Meadows was hit for
two bingIes and his associates let
loose a block of errors that permit
ted the Cubs three runs. Meusel
tied the score for the Phillies in the
second inning when he lifted home
run into the left field bleachers. but
his comrades could not hit Tyler
enough to make this worth while.
The score:
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LOSES
GAME TO ROBINS

Pittsburg. July %. - Brooklyn
dropped the second game of the
series to the Pirates. to 2. Cadore
was in effective form in the pinches
while Carlson managed to keep the
Robins hits we'll scattered. The
score:
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tBatted for 0eschger in ninth.
Boston. ................ o 100 o 201 p
st. Louis. ............ o 4 0 0 0 90 o.
Runs-Fournier. Stock. Hornsby. Knode.
Pick, Mann. Eayers, Beeckel, MaranviIle.
Error-Maranville. Two-base hits-Smith,
Stock, Eayers. Maranville. Sacrifice hits
FOurnier. Clemons (2). Knode, Cruise. SteIen
bases-Eayers. Heathcote. Times caught
stealing-Heathcote. Double play-Marau-
willie to Pick to Ford. Hit by pitched ball
by Schupp lBoeckeD. Base on bslls-On
Schupp, 2; on 0eschger. 4. Struck out-By
Schupp. 5; by Oeschger, 2; by McQuillan.
1. Pitching record-on Schupp. hits, 3
runs in 8 innings, none out In ninth: or
Oeschger, IL hits, runs in innings. Left
on bases-St. Louis II; Boston, 8. Time
a:03. Umpires-Klem and Emslie. Winning
pitcher-oeschger. Losing pitcher-TIaines.
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last time. | think that with that
effort under his belt it will be little
puff of smoke, good night. The
!clockers fancy Quietude to win. but
as previously indicated, l am Civ
ing the Carman trick the call. Day.
due and Pickwick are right bang
up. The latter needs mud for his
best effort. With Lyke in the pilot
house he would be extremely dan
gerous.
Over at Windsor the big noise is
Miss Rankin. Lamp the CAB ap-
pended by the Big Chief" There
is one to take to the cleaners. Tell
the boys to set in until the num-
bers are hung out. This Rankin
thing goes in the days opener"
Point to Point is another that's
overdue. This bird is in expert
rooms TO be flooded with dough for
him rain or shine. War Garden
is another overnight commission
horse. Understand the Respess- -kir-
by connections are figuring on kill
ing a flock of geese" Get yours.
WINDSOR SELECTIONS
First Race-niss Rankin, Crutch-
es. Vera Wood.
Second Race Lord Wrack,
Great Scott, Soscol.
Third Race Point To Point,
Skcerface, Refugee.
Fourth Race Joan of Arc. Con-
testant, Kentucky boy.
Fifth Race Marjorie Hynes,
Midnight sun, DIR. Hickman.
sixth Race War Garden, Co
bait Lass, Logs.
seventh Race Cheer Leader,
Kinghsher, Gain dc Cause.
Best bet - War Garden.
EMPIRE CITY SELECTIONS.
First Race Seraphis, OrioIe,
Brig adler General.
Second Race - Tufter, Youneed,
BaIIybelI.
Third Race yellow Hand,
Whisk. Georgic.
Fourth Race Carmandale,
Quietude, Daydue.
Fifth Race Sibola, Belgian
Queen. Thistle Queen.
Sixth Race - Chevalicr, Omar n.
Sacajnwea.
Best bet Yellow Hand.
Best bet of the day-War Garden.
Best take-a-chance bet Mar
jorie Hyncs.
Bcst Pnriay - Oriole, Chevalier,
Tufter, n PLACE.
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MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Ptttsburg, .; Brooklyn. ..
Chicago. 4; Philadelphia, ..
New York. ?; Cincinnati. 1.
Boston. B; st. LJpis, 4.
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Runs-Spencer. Barnes. Roush. Errors
Frisch. Kelly. Roush. Luque. Two-base hit
-Daubert. Threebsse hit-Spencer. Stolen
base-Neale. Sacrifice hit-Kelly. Double
plays-Roush to Wingo; Bancroft to Doyle
to Kelly. Left on bases-Sew York, 4; Gin
cinnati g. Base on balls-0n LuQue, 3;
Barnes, /. Hits-0n Luque. in innings;
of Eller, in l inning. Struck out-By
Luque, =; Barnes. .. Losing pitcher-Luque.
Umpires-Quigley and 0'Day. Time-l:54.
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Runs. Miller. Seusel, Flack, Merkle,
Robertson. Paskert. Errors-Paulette. Will
hms, Fletcher, wrigftstone (3J, Wheat.
Merkle. Three-base hit-Paulette. Home
run-Aeusel. Sacrifice hits-Terry, MerkIe,
Stengel. Paskert. Williams. Tyler. Double
plays-Terry. Merkle to Deal; Fletcher. J.
Miller 10 Paulette. Stolen bases-Terry.
Struck out-by Meadows, 4; by Tyler, 3.
Bases on balls-of Tyler, 5.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington. 5; St Louis. 4.
Sew York. IL: Cleveland, 8.
Athletics, 3; Detroit. 1.
Chicago, 9; Boston, l.
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HARRIS HURLS WELL,
MACKS DOWN TIGERS

Runs-veach, Witt (2). Dykes. Errors-
Young, Jones, Dykes (2l. Two-base hit
Witt Three base hit-Hale. Home run
veach. Sacrifice hits-Dykes. Harris. Double
plays-Thomas, Dykes to Griffin; Dykes,
Galloway to Griffin. Stolen bases-Thomas,
Walker. Struck out-by Ayers, 2; BY Har'
ris, 4; by Okrie, l.
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Runs-Jamies1n, Speaker, Graney, -Peck
81. Pipp. Pratt. Ruth. Bodie. Rucl, Collins
to- Errors-wamby ~. Home runs
Peck C2l. Three base hit-JamiesOn. Two
base hits-ChapuSn, Smith. Granry, Ruth.
Meusel, Bodie. Wamby. Bases on balls-oT
Coyeleskie. l; OF Faeth. 3: OF Collins. ;.
Struck out-by Coveleskie. by Faeth t2l. by
Collins (2). DoIble pIays-Peck to Pratt TO
Pipp. Sacrifice hy-Gardner. Stolen bases
Bodie, 3. Hit by pitched ball-Speaker-
Wild pitch-CollinS. Umpires-Moriarity and
Chill. Attendance, o. 900.
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Pittsbrrg. OOl 900 2ox-5
Runs-Cutshaw (2), Southworth, McKech-
ME, Schmidt. Wheat, Konetchy Errors
konetchy KreUger Two -haSe hitS-Iohn-
ston, Kilduff. Myers, Ronetchy. Nicholson,
Cutshaw, Bigbee. Three-bIse hits-kon-
etchy. Wheat Home -un-AicKechnie. Sac
riiice hit-Southworth. Stolen blses-SOuth-
worth, Cutshaw. Nicholson. Double play
Grimm, ia ton. Grimm. Bases on ball~--On
Cadore, 4; OF Carlson, !. Struck out-by
Carlson. 8; by Cadore, B. Umpires-Hart IT
and Harrison. Time, 80.
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McNALLY'S ERROR
HELPS CUBS TO WIN

Totals. 81 0 27 10 Totals. 80 q D
sBatted for Manosky in ninth.
Score by innings:
Chicago. Vol oVo ~
Boston. ...........-.'. VVO oVo 1OV-A
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Totals. 81 0 "a 19l Totals. 81 81 IL
'Batted for Wrightstonc in eighth. tBat-
ted for Neadows in ninth
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REDS NINTH ROUND
RALLY Is FAILURE

Totals. . 20 627 IA Totals. 33 8 p IL
'Batted for Sticking in the ninth.
tBatted for Luque in the eighth.
New York OlOO 1o-2
Cincinnati 0 0 0 o o 0 o Ii
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Totals. "a IL 81 15 Totals. "a s2714
'Batted for Gowdy in NINTH
tBatted for OeschKer In ninth
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Errors and Four Runs.

Five mispla: are credited to the
Browns and the first four resulted
In as many runs. This Earl Smith,
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Totals. 81 7o4l4 Totals. . SO 10 % 10
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treme evaporation and then got
busy and pulled out of the hole.
Rroynx Rerfn IN Err
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TO OARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE Ten
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Common garden sage brewed into
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This is the old-time recipe Improve
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after another application or two,
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This preparation Is delightful
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/ OF disease
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KILL c0RHs AND WEAR
SMALLER SHOES
Home Method Discovered BY Chemist
Ends Painful Growth

Many persons are unable TO wear
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BAD BREATH
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Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable
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Take one o. two every night for week
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them from the ways and wiies %
these iow-down vamplng women. One
that would give them n little more
strength OF character and resistance.
iiut oh. bitter thouEht-how lmpos.
slhle,
I was a thoroiy eood girl met
ia young man and he proved 90 he
Just az straight as the rest We he.
came engaged and then he confessed
10 me that he had not always been
30 good. lie was truly rvpentant
loved him and forrave him l
thanked God for giving me such a
true. good man for my conwade and
somehow thru that confession I
clung 10 him even closer.
After we were married learned
10 my dismay that after our on.
gngvmsnt. even after his confession.
he had repeated his conduct. and 10.
sides after taking me home nights
would meet some other Kirl or mar.
ricd woman.
Didn't l have a right 20 feel deeply
hurtf ] stiil love hin-hut my faith
IN men II sadly shaken he says it.s
a mans nature. I am married aud
IN keep on playing true blue until
death.
Are divorces Away. IN. wonran's
fault, Not by a long shot
A BRIDE.
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THE BOOK OF DEBORAH
THERE is DELIGHT IN THE TRIUMPH OF
WILI-POWER OVER A LOST LOVE

eventually wreck me would better
be forgotten.
Il must say that I believe that
girls who are tempted In the same
way girls who think they are going
20 die unless another woman'H hus
band makes love % them-i am
sure they would be fnr happier II
they would make themselves face
the truth about their romance
They can take their minds Off
from that desirable married man "
they viii use fraction Of their will
powefi I've proved Il, And thoy
Will find. as a rcwnrd--ln fact, they
viii be surprised To find how much
delight there IA In the triumph
As ! told you long ago. Jane. !
let Ted come TO see me, at first,
solely Tor the sake Of taking my
mind from another girls husband.
Soon discovered tina, while my
mad dreams about Jim made me
wretched. all my temperate thoughts
about Ted made me peacefully hap
pyi
"My dear, I truly believe that pro.
plnauity II a hcillsh environment
for an emotional giri. but ! am just
as sure that our emotions are much
more within our control than we
care 10 imagined
And now, Jane, I must tell you
a secret can because I
told Il 20 my husband last night
I'm more In love with Ted. actually.
than ever was with Jim In my
imagination,
Il can't tell you what wonderful
experiences We two plan To share;
Travel books. music. and Ted's
work. too. And whatever grows up
between Ted and me will be the
more lasting because We planted the
seeds by choice. and because we In.
tend 10 nurture our iovc--we WILL
10 abide by our choicci
DO you know. Jane. wish we
were poori Then could cook and
sew for my man. And darn his
socks Ism. that a precious wish
Remember. you and Bob are com
Ing 20 South America this winter.
Then what good talks we win havcl
tied sends his best 90 the finest
little sister foriorn lover ever
went 10 for advice"
Ito Be Continu~d)
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My only comfort that day was a
letter from Deb. a farewell written
on shipboard. The body OF II ran.
II am abuurdly happy with Todl |
have no right 10 be so happyr
In spite OF my anxiety about Bob.
| smiled. IL was good 60 know that
/ the darling girl was a lot more in
love than she ever had expected 20
/ be.
I'm telling you this In Justice %
my nice new husband" Deb con
tinucd. Il owe Il 60 him. for. aa you
know. Jane. | have spent the better
part OF the year nursing broken
heart Wen. It's mcnded. my dear
II was perfectly honest with my
self when l thought that I'd never
be happy again on account Of my
schoolgirl fiair for Jim Lorimer. And
under tho spell OF that obsession.
was tempted. 49, ! told you nj the
time. 20 let Ann Disgrace herself. and
set In motion the machinery Of a..
vorcc. 80 that could take her mani
Isn't II awful 10 remember now But
then~~I considered u an ideal pas
Sion-~whrn II was only morbidnens.
and criticism. l suppose.
Confession ~ good Tor the soul
want 20 get this OF my mind.
Then I can forget Il forever
"Ail my thoughts about Jim made
me absolutely wrctchcd. And be
cause they made mo 20 unhappy l
decided tina; would b. ooidly mod
crn and scientific about my heart
affair Melancholy destroys the
best Ia any human being. Happi-
ness u mostly contfas; between two
states 81 mind IL that reason
for enduring miscry7
why should let unreauiied love
destroy mcg VIVA, would ! gain
by sacrificing myself 10 my love for
married mani
Not ono single blerslngi Not the
tatt~rs Of any happiness
Not even By the weight 81 a hair
could add an ounce TO loves val.
ucn. for either the mar ! loved or
for myself Not BY living up 10
my idcal--or obasHsinn--nor BY
dying for it. could turn a single
+ soul from the ordinary hypocrisy
concerning the rights o. lrfesuiar
love. nor save a single adoflng wo.
man from ultimate disliluHionmsut
concerning o.
Il put the case 20 myself n
plainly as n Il were mathematical
problem. Ard decided. very ptse
ticaiiy. that love which guu'f
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Dear Miss Grey: Believe me.
Bachelor. it's lucky thing YOU
know where you belong. for II Ia
such men as you who cause divorces
when Il il the mans fault ! agree
with you In these words. Il don't see
why such questions are asked''-but
Il seems 10 me that generally II Is
the sturdy oaks" place TO build the
fire. But possibly you DO not claim
10 he n sturdy oak" CHI My hus.
hand lights the fire and then goes 20
bed again while l get breakfast.
am sincere tho when |. too. say
! wish tho mon would form a protec.
tive league--one that would protect
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{(Jl6ljaQlV
CUSTOM MORE TO
fBLAME FOR DIVORCE THAN
EITHER HUSBAND OR WIFE,
|CLAIMS A MAN

Dear Miss Grey: have the eternal divorce and its
but nary logical word of its prevention running IN
Your columns of late.
The young bride of Is months believes in the gamor of
mance and loves illusions of the sweetheart and
ourshp days but she bames the that those ideals cam
not be realized in married fe while matter of fact and
aken average the blame must equally each
alike II is Just utterly impossible for the married
couple to live in the single home and carry out the condition
of lovers and sweehearts they did in the days of court
ship for in the socaled home there is the individual view
point of each friction while in love and courtsp
all individuality is lost sight of in the amagamaon of two
personalities They must love and love- they don't know Just
why and neither do they
But the big question is how to pepetuate love and make d
vorce unnecessary. And I'll point the way did last sum
mer in similar article What people should do at the time
of marriage is to establish separate homes and visit each
other at stated intervals invitation AS courthp the
very climax happiness would the separate home main
tain this happiness by perpetuatng eourtshp Those peri
odca visits would induce the thrill that similar visits
Of the courshp days did while association in the
cave home evaporates all tender sentiment and is koy
70 love and peace that home well know this is big job
big jump from popular babarism perfectly feasible
idealism criticized pretty roughly last but
back to work for the sancy of the separate home
Il and perpetual courtshp. UNCLE TOM.
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Little Gifts
to Make for
Christmas


To make dainty potpourri bag
cover n cardboard circle about 4
inches In diameter. with silk. To
this nhirr some crepe de chine and
seorgette OF contrasting color. The
bag IL filled with potpourri. Baby
ribbon Is used 20 tie H. The top
of IL In trimmed with ribbon ends
and flowers.
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A fudge apron In always a vel
come GIFT to n young girl IL "
made OF buck towcllnR. piece In
cut out for the neck opening. The
apron reaches down 20 about the
knees. A narrow bclt u attached
and "a pocket The bottom OF the
apron and the neck and belt are fin
lAhed off with a large button.hole
stitch and an appropriate pattern rs
embroidered on the front OF the
apron.