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20. Suli 1920.
Gin eban uud Observation-Disclosures
tltle1tlalt i'll ocn oellti6en SIeoIer
Otonien SitQruBIan0S &eimgetebr.
Ter idreibt: a9iuBIuno. oQs &anG
nca @ctrcioeerport3, bat fem grot ,
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tuna, bat nittS gu hei5er. Rub
lono, 0oa &an0 Der mermeBIiten
9toturid10gc, lit betteIorm. QQs
&oIf Iebt in reiiQnicrter 6aulbeii
oahtn un0 mnrtet ouf Den SOB.
Cholera, Eppbu3 mo 9eit erIoicl
toaIid) Sauicroe pom 2cinen oe5 &c
hcn5. Arbeituebmcr mo Nrbeitgc.
Der IN 2anouirtidaft mo Sn0uitric
mo ruIniert, pbpIih, m%ora!iid
mo motcrlca SD hdbe fein @ort
non Der e~feIbuiten moroIiid)cn &er
robuna mo bon ser mohrbnft ia
oitlitcn <it am ipitcmatiId betric
bcnen Wloiicumoro geio9t. Sd
min es oub nid)t. neil e$ 81 fiird.
tcrlit lit. llno mic itcbt man In
N~crtItlun0 81 oicicr lnt~pincnQleidl
heronbrnuienoen @cfabr? @ir 1per-
Den lie. che mir cS ocnfcn. an un,
leren @rcn3en bobcu.
Nln lit Is lebrrcid, bci6t e3 mel.
ter, bo5 &erhaItcn Scr entente RllB.
lnno Qegcniiber gu 3crgIieoern uub
in Trge gu bcboltcn. Rubldno
fonnte. ieIbIt roh nem &erIitit ieiner
Hon0ltaatcn nod micoer m0dltigcr
iper0en. ais ihr lrb mar. fSolalidl
muGte e. iih iclbit ScriIciihcn. Nun
orqnniiicrtc @eQeurcnolutioncn mo
l%icierte @offcn uto N}unition. Tc.
uitin /. Y. 1870 MS er I'll ltart mur-
Sc. tat man oo$ @lejhe nit Den
NolftcpIitcu &cst miro Wranacl
mtcritiitt. Ter NirNrrAjcl nnu.
crt orei Sabre. Nudl Volcu truroe
dn0thcct G% trirlt ;,por GriileI.
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ntitiiclt uur 10 iou Is iidl pcrblu-
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9taiu.

Souriit ser in cinem Dem Scr
febr p0ulg abgcihIoiiencn 9ouern.
bduahen gu nddtigcrt ge8pl1ngeu lit,
rir0 BON Der olten @dlteriu ireltno.
lif oufgenommen uno in elmer SAINT
nlcr untcrgebradt, oeren &leinbeit
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gut gcIdlaicn babe, Doroitf ltrtgIdu-
biz mo ialt unmttig ldfeIno Die
Ilte cr1Diocrt: rSa, porltm baden
2 nenn nadia &bre Sticfel Dor Ole
Iur nnu98'itelt?"
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Ter. nit Dem ib elm 0run0itld be-.
lldri8cn Doutt. yto1 cine Strede
init Der StraJenbabH. 0aIm bilau5
our6 Die 6eloer. 9adj crncr
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Is gut, ia8te mein 6iIbrer. o@err
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pote!ten 5dJDeinebruten ulo iunac
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itten mir i0li0er. Alio beitcaen
mir ibn Y8iiieh Sic, iagte mir
meln 6ubrer, ~m oieieu &auogaltbo.
ZEN betommt man lnlner nod mas.
gon bari mr. Hidt fragen, no es
bertontHt. Sn oer Sta0t lit es IN
0en 0altb0fen un0 mailten @e.
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tlcinen9lerausidanf ourtbin fommt
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brin9t 6lelid) i'm Hutiaf. Gas
tanIe l0 audi. &ieleid)t babe id
bon ibm iogor 6leiit) BON Sdypei.
rem gefault. Die mir emit BON met.
aer Northumberland gcitobIcn mor0en
limo. 9lber 10 lit e5 b%eut5utoQe.
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9elleierung. 60 fault man, pas
man frlegen fam, obne 81 irogen.
limo oas perfubrt mie0er 5llll
S6leid)ban0el uuo gum 0iebItabl.
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ltoblen ruoroen, geraoe ais tie idl0n
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ten, perborgen inter elmer oiden
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tie ii Wtarf Die Bortion. @rfreu
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ben Stuoten gegen Die 8euerung GA.
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b%ei3utra9en, laBt ii6 natiirlib nidi
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braudlt cine mittIere 6omiIie bel
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allies foIicn nuib. 10 gcgen 1000
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50 iO.

Gin 8on3 erIcine5 %ubIitum
Ser oberittu ~&jtrGuu0trt.
Y{elit Gdmcn, iaB cuoGttrg ituum
ttn0 bot belldunt. bemuu0ert
GIN Stild. oas ein5lgurtig ib0u.
@a lprad ans allen &iiden
g.ur Anertenmung uno &triteb'n,
9fur &clfaii uno &~nt3udeu.
yin Qaudl Der @eibc fiut Den 8aun
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Gttpddt 81 ucuem %cbeu.
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Vie &uhne mar eiu Mo0eu6ausl
Ger Gldter mnr elm Sdueioerl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10

T6miTen. 6ie uno ba 1T einnIal
cine tleine umfe1ung n0ti]. Sm
grobeu uno g1n3en tIappt es label
los. 4n Der 9%erbeIerung bee en-
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gu 6ouie in re4t ttarem 4uf6aa.
0ier nebenon 1T mein 2oboratorium.
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Sin Q4tsl GAiQer, 9rout BON W}siz
Fno, Elm QbteI S6afeipeare .Sturm".
Elm Q6tel 9aipar llnterrod nSerual=
leben u~nierer 3eit", Elm NhteI g6i-
Iipp Nierenitih oSatp;ioFs uuo
0pmpbomonie", orei Qhtel SdeffsI
n3rompeter ron SGIingen", aQes
qo6 meinem SDItem in 4tome ouf.
stl0it uno bonn pieoer Qeniiht. 8
8reunb" Gmil puroe ertdtii6. Die
@eIt pir0 itaunen. nllebri9en8 BIN
Id ben 0uoen nun iott. IS muB
'41e neue QiteraturepoAe anfangen
81 bobe bic oIte geI6afien. Sh,
Gmil 9ersit0r3er, peroe bic nens
treiereu!" Gmi[ 0erst0r3er. bate
er geiogt, niht gmiI 6uber. Mir
itonoen bic toIten S6peibtropfen
nuf Der Stirne. Nus BEN tleinen
9uber mar olio in ben 3nan3iQ Sab
rem Der 9roBe 9er8ItDr3er geiporben,
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gner lit Elm 8ott". GmiI mertte nitt
pie i'd erbIei6te. CIR teoete fort.
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gr fubr nuf. Die oiinnen Idpar8en
9aare bingen i6m in bic Gtirne.
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Grimm, Grimm" Mlein 8ott, jebt
tommt iein Qnfau, oadte i'd uno
loderte meinen !9iriafdnger, 9o6
aus ieinem porori5mus erno9eno
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er nit einem 10 tinoIidtn QGGeln
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terbu6 urbeiten. @err!rbit 0u?
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3oroaiter, 9uoo5o, GbriItus. 2ut6er,
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gen. Sd murmelte r9er3ei6un9 =
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nen R0msr" 9olo oarn0t bate id
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Ide. Die BEN goloenen R0mer ale
Ghre mo6te rno mir eintn tIaren
Ropf. NijAtern unb Gmil 9ers.
'tor3er n6er betomen mid ME me6r
gu iehen.
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ErtI0rt, u@arlm lest penn
HIer @lirlermel'tcr. bepor or idrcibt,
cine IlitomobilbrlIle auf?"
-Tamlt Inn Die (irte nld}t IN Bic
Yltltu iprttt,,"
- EontaIuSauaIen Stro-
mcr: v9&a@ Der Elite 0ort fUru grim.
alIgta @eiItt u;cdt'"
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nldt ulitucbmcu 00ri!"
: nj GTameu. 9auoiSot.
ipoS lit cine GHicrbunl?
Giue GntcroauQ, Ncrr Trofciior.
1T eIne gcmeiEbclt!
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Hadl Dem Hcuoc5uUns.

gr: Ser bcrrlifite abetl0 meine8
2ebenS! Sd bab' ie gefiIBt, iie bat
nidt5 geiogt!"
9odIlid: Ser oiimmlte Ibeno,
Den i) lie erlebt! WefuBt bat er mid.
hot ober nidts 8eiagtl"
Evening star., 1920-06-13
Mondays Jamaica Entries

First race: two-year-old fllies; five furlongs-
Cuban.ta. 113; Costly Colors. 113: Banksia,
'113; Joaquina. lib: Lady Lovitt, 113; Cri de
Occur. 11s; Joan Marie: 1ls; Fernwood, 11s;
Daylight Savings. 113; sacajawea, 11s; Mary
Read. 113.
Second race; four-year-olds and upward;
Gull 1oS; ' seauty Sleep. e se los; clare Beafhe
100; Huron II. 10; Mr.. Specs. 10o; Paddy
Dear. 10: .Phalaris, 10; Basiiius, los; Ba-
Pierre A. 1i5 Aarum 115; Tom n0Sf sroots
1O5; Favour, 85; Airman, us; Rockport. 1O5;
MADAM Byng, 100; .Goldcrest Boy. 100; Tapa-
geur. los: Also eligible-Elprimo, 115: Ar
little. 108; Orderly, 11O; Asterisk. 11O.
Third race; three-year-olds and upward; SELL
ing: one mile and sixteenth-.Dorcas JOY;
Sunfash II. 40; Tableau d'Honneur. 49,
.Ivry, 106; Devil Dog. 1O4; Chasseur, 1l6;
sRalco %; Tom McTaggart, Ill; sSunnyland
IL; Albert A. liz; Penelope. 1o2; War Smoke.
Fourth race; three-year-olds and upward;
Excelsior handicap: $4,000; one mile and a
sixteenth-Boniface. III; Lion dor. 1O7; Au-
Corn Tassel. liz: Cirrus, Ill; Mad Halter,
10; Vexatious. 106; Cromwell, 100; Royce
mond handicap; five and a half furlongs-Old
Rosebud, 119; Quietude. 1O5; Peter Piper. 1870:
Flying Flower. los; Ardito 100: Prince of
Como Com log: Dream Of the Valley, 1o5; Armenus
derella, I02; Fruit Cake, 115; The Trout, 1O6:
Round Robin, 100; Thunderstorm, l16: Fort
Churchill. 112; Irish Dream. 1o8: Lucullite
40; krewer. ITO: 'Daydue. 1Oo; Tippitty
Witchet, 125; Camouneur. 1O6 Lion dor, l26.
Sixth race; two-year-olds; maidens: five fur
longs-Irish Sea, rs; Touch Me Not. rs; st.
Michael. lis; Dolly c.. 112: Rocco, 115;
Ioutor, 115; Houyhnhnm, lis; Curfew, 1l5;
Kinetic. 115; Machiavelli. 115; Toreador. 1l5:
Scraps. lis; Our Boots, 115; The Bohemian
LIS; Wachaprea que, 115.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast
Evening star., 1920-06-13
VAN|T|E DEC|SVE[Y
DEFEATS RESO[UTE
0utsaiIs Rival on Every Leg
of Triangular Race of
Thirty Miles.

NEWPORT, r. l., June. 12-Vanitie
outsailed Resolute on every leg of tri-
angular race Of thirty miles today, win
ming by minutes % seconds, corrected
time. and minutes "A seconds, elapsed
time. 1t was the seventh race Of the
series to select the defender of the
Americas cup and vanitie's third sue
cess.
Resolute allowed Vanitie an initial ad-
vantage by permitting the Gardner boat
to cross the starting line one minute and
30 seconds ahead of her, anticipating
that she would be able to get better
wind and draw up on her rival during
the reach to the first mark
After three miles the wind hauled
around from northeast to southeast,
making the leg a beat instead of a
reach. Vanitie picked up the new wind
first. beating Resolute 3 minutes Sec
onds, elapsed time. on the first leg.
On the second leg Vanitie gained
twenty-three seconds more in reaching
and on the third leg, run down the
wind, on which both yachts tackled to
leeward, Vanitie added minutes 10
seconds. The summary:
Yacht. Start. Finish. Elapsed Correct
vanitie.. 11.oo22 s.oe.5s 4.oe.si q 4.og,si sns
Resolute.... 11.01.52 3.17.W Abb Abs
Evening star., 1920-06-13
YANKEES DOWNED
BY indians, ) T04
Caldwell 0utpitches Quinn,
Who Previously Had Won
Eight Straight.

CLEVELAND, June 12-Cleveland
won the first game of the series with
New York, to 4. 1t was i1otly con-
tested. with Caldwell outpitching
Quinn. who had won eight straight
games prior to today. But for an
error by Wambsganss. New York
would have scored but two runs, his
misplay allowing New York to tie the
count in the sixth inning.
The winning run was scored in the
eighth on pass to Chapman. Speak
er's infield out and Gardners single.
Score:
Evening star., 1920-06-13
Navy to Send Wrestling
Team to Olympic Games
II Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, June 1.-THE
Naval Academy, which has done
remarkable work in wrestling
for the last ten or more seasons,
will send a team OF Its best to
the Olympic games. Three of
last seasons team, which won
all seven Of its matches, and
two stars OF former years are
now mt work mt the academy
under John Schultz, who coached
most OF the winning teams, and
Frank Lynch, the Baltimore
wrestler. n recent addition to
the academy forces.
WiIlkie. the 21O-pOund cham
pion, Swigert. captain and 1885,
pound wrestler Of the team, and
Gallory, the 125-pOund crack,
are of Inst seasons team, while
Lieut.. Commander Weems and
Lieut.. R0dman, both light heavy-
weight wrestlers, are stars OF
earlier teams.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
CRIPPLED GRZEEy SLUG,
BUT HLZER IN FIELD
Weak Defensive Work of Three
, Subs Aids Gleasons, Who
Defeat Johnson, 9--8.
BY H. II. FRY.

CHICAGO The crippled Grlmen put gallant struggle
White but finally surrendered the ninth
ming to defeat The Nationals outht
ball
Milan the firing line different story would
lowne of their substitutes Charity Shannon
and lie II several
Collins fly the first the ball going over his
resulting Charity double
gounder the eighth and several balls hit into ht
Harris Excuses easily be found
Shannon and Charity The former bad foot has not horoughy
nable he usually plays the held
brilia
Evening star., 1920-06-13
SLIM SALLEE OF REDS
SUSPENDED FOR 10 DAYS

NEW YORK. June 12.-Harry Sallee,
the Cincinnati pitcher. was suspended
for ten days by President Heydler today
for violating the new pitching rules dur
ing Yesterdays game at the Polo
Grounds.
The National League executive also
announced that the indefinite suspen-
sion of Outf1elder Roush would be lifted
tomorrow. so that he could play in Sun
days game with Cincinnati against
Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
BOWLING TOURNEY OPENS.
Play in Recreation Event Begins
Tomorrow Night,

The second annual Recreation bowl
Ing tournament opens tomorrow night
at the Recreation alleys at o'clock.
Many entries for the event have been
received and it Is expected that the
tourney will run for nearly month.
Six f1ve-man teams are to take the
floor at 8 o'clock and they
will be followed at 10 o'clock by
doubles and at II o'clock by singles.
Teams scheduled to roll are Water
Department, Southeast Stars. Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company.
National Capitals, Deckmans and
James Meads.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
Totals. SO 13 27 IL Totals. 81 81 L
sBatted for McQuillan in the seventh.

Chicago. ....... 0 o 1 0 0 Is
Boston. ......... o o o o 0 0-1
Runs-Flack (2), Hollocher. Twombly. Mer-
kle, Deal (2), Friberg. Boeckel. Error
Christenburg. Two-base hit-Powell. Home
run-Flack. Stolen bases-Terry. Hollocher.
Observation-Disclosures O'Neil. Double play
Maranville to O'Neil to Boeckef to Pick.
Left on bases-Chicago. 5; Boston, Z. Bases
on balls-OR Alexander, =; off McQuillan. 2.
Hits = on McQuillan. in innings; off
By McQuillan (DeaD. Balk = McQuillan.
Struck out-By Alexander. 5; by McQuillan, 4;
by 0eschger, l. Wild pitch-Oeschger. Losing
pitcher-McQuillan. Umpires - Messrs. Nc
Cormick and Harrison. Time Of game-1 hour
and 40 minutes.
Evening star., 1920-06-13

s sn1,,e. Shrine. .......: ) 0 oil
Runs-cohiu. Smith tel, Tyser. Dust. Owens
(s1. Dyer (s). Frey t2l. Goldberg .rans Lever,nn
t2), Mclean (3). Davidson Sabin, NeMnsm T,isa.
I,usts bust. Dyer. Frey la). Leverton Mclean tslJ
Davidson sabin. Burns Left on y, BASES
Shr;na n. Grotto s. Two-base hits-Tyser.
Owens Davidson. Mclean: Three base hit
Tvser Passed balls-Davidson t2)- Innings
n;tcbed-Ry Sterzer 4 by Ballenger. 1. Hits
- on Sterzer, Is: off Bellenger, none.
Base on balls-of sterzer, .; off Bellenger.
.; off Frey. 3. strnck ont-By sterzer. .;
bsllWsterzer (Dyer) Sacrifice hits-Lever-
ton. Charlton, Frey, Walker. Stolen bases
Cohil Dust, Owens (2), Dyer. Jones. Nc
Lean. Davidson Sabin. Burns. Umpires-
Messrs Belts and Jaeshki-
Evening star., 1920-06-13
Will Come High to See
Races for Americas Gun

NEWPORT, II. l., June 12.-It
will come high to witness the
yacht rnces for the Americas
cup OF Sandy Hook next month.
The house committee of the
New York Yacht Club has char
tered the steamer Highlander
for three days at $4,000 a day.
She will be equipped under the
navigation laws to carry $50
persons. Luncheon will be extra.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
Miss Zinderstsin Champion.

WILMINGTON, Del. June 12.-Miss
Marion H. Zinderstein. Boston. won the
woman's Ian tennis championship of
Delaware by defeating Miss Anna B.
Townsend. Philadelphia. in the chal-
lenge round here today, 81 and rs.
The winner played brilliantly. Her
service and cross court shots stood
out conspicuously.
Evening star., 1920-06-13

Runs-MeuseI (2). Pipp, Ruth. Jameson.
Chapman ~. Speaker. Wambsganss. Errors
Ruth Speaker. Wambsganss. Two-base hit
O'Nell. Three-base hits-Pipp, johnson.
Stolen base-Chapman. Sacrifice hits-Bodie.
Meusel." Double plays-0'Neill and Wambs-
ganss; Speaker and Chapman; Peckinpaugh
1unassisted); O'Neill and Chapman. Left on
bases-New York. 4; Cleveland. 4. Bases on
balls-On Quinn. 8: of Caldwell. g.: Struck
out-By Quinn, 1; by Caldwell, 8. Umpires-
Messrs. Evans and Hildebrand. Time of game
3 hours and minutes.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
Shops and Southern Tied.

Shops and Southern are tied for
the lead in the first series in the
Terminal Railroad Y. M. C. A. League.
Two games will be played between
them to break the tie tomorrow and
Tuesday afternoons at $40 D. m.
Both games will be in the nature Of
benefits for Paul Heitner. who broke
his leg in a game in the Terminal
League last Tuesday.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
CUBS WIN AFTER 10
STRAIGHT DEFEATS
Grover Alexander Holds the
Boston Braves to Seven
Scattered Hits.

BOSTON. June 12.-Alexander kept
perfect support today, Chicago win
ming, to 1, after ten straight de-
feats. McQuillan and Oeschger were
hit hard, Flack leading with a home
run and two singles. Score:
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BROWNS POUND BOSTON
PITCHERS FOR % HITS

ST. LOUIS, June 12.-Driving the Of
ferings of three pitchers for twenty-five
hits. eight of which were for extra
bases. ST. Louis today won from Boston,
Is to 4. in the opening game Of the Sc
ries. The locals got away to lead in
the first inning. when eight Of the eleven
| men who faced Jones hit safely, six of
them scoring. Score: .
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MAMAUX'S WILDNESS
GIVES REDS VICTORY

BROOKLYN, June 12-Mamaux's
wildness in the fifth inning, when
with two out and a runner on first,
he hit two men and passed another,
and then, with the count 2 and O,
grooved the next pitch to Duncan.
cost Brooklyn the opening game of
the series with Cincinnati today,
to 3. Score:
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Princeton Athletes Sail.

NEW YORK, June 12-Sixteen
Princeton University track athletes,
including Richard Folsom Cleve-
land. son Of Grover Cleveland, sailed
for England today on the steamship
Philadelphia. They will compete in
track events at Oxford University.
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Second Series to Begin.

The War Department Interbureau
League will begin it's second series
tomorrow with two new teams, Gen.
eral Supply Depot and Federal Trade
Commission. having replaced Motor
atory. Main Building finished first in
the opening half Of the schedule with
eight victories and one defeat and
Selective Service second with seven
wins and two losses.
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Totals. 40 IS a Totals. 3S II q 13
Pittsburgh. ...... o o o 2 2 o 2-6
Philadelphia. o 2 O O o o o IA
sBatted for Wheat in 9Th.
fBatted for Rixey in Sth.
Rurs-Carey, southworth. Whitted (2), Out
shaw (2). Williams. Stengel, R. Miller, Wheat.
Errors-Williams, r. Miller (2). Home run
Wheat. Two-base hits-R. Miller, Paulette.
Three-base hit-Cutshaw. Sacrifces-Grimm.
Meusel. Left on bases-Pittsburgh, 10; Phila-
delphia, 10. Bases on balls-By Carlson, .;
by Rixey, 9. Hits-On Rixey, 10 in 8 innings;
of Smith, in inning. Struck out-By Carl
son, 6; by Rixey, /; by Smith, l. Losing pitch
er-Ri1ey. Umpires-Messrs. Rigler and Mo
ran. Time Of game-Two hours,
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GIANTS WEAK AT BAT;
CARDINALS COP, 20

NEW YORK. June 12.-St. Louis de-
feated the New York Nationals in the
first game of the series here today. 2
to o. Haines held the Giants to five
scattered hits. Extra base hits by Nc
Henry and Janvrin produced the runs
scored off Benton. Score:
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CARDS SPURN GIANTS
100000 HORNSBY BID

ST. LOUIS, June 12-President
Samuel Breedon Of the st. Louis Ma
tionals announced tonight that the
club had fatty rejected an offer of
100000 and two players from the
New York Nationals for Rogers
Hornsby, the locals second baseman.
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Shrubb Sails to Train Oxford.

MONTREAL. June 12.-Alfred
Shrubb. long distane runner, sailed
today for England on the steamship
Canada to train the Oxford team for
it's races with the Princeton Uni
versity runners. Later he expects to
handle the South African Olympic team
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TIGERS BREAK LOSING
STREAK; BEAT MACKS

DETROIT, June 12.-Detroit broke
long losing streak by winning a
close-decision game from Phfladel-
phia today. to 8. The hitting of
Shorten and Perkins were the out
standing features. Score:
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Rex A. c. Nine Plays Today.

The Rex Athletic Club nine meets
the Naval Operations team this after
noon at Union League Park at 8
o'clock. Following the Rex-Opera-
tions contest the Washington Giants
will meet the Georgetown Athletics.
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PIRATES END WINNING
SPURT OF THE PILLS

delphia's early lead was wiped out
by Pittsburgh today. and the locals
lost the opening game of the series.
6 to 4. after winning four straight
games. Score:
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Beckett to Fight Burns.

LONDON, June 12.-Joe Beckett.
heavyweight champion Of England,
madam pugilist, will box twenty
rounds at Albert Hall-July ,16s
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Runs-Dykes, Thomas Galloway, Bush
Shorten, Ainsmith, Dauss. Errors-Thomas
Naylor. Two-base hits-veach. Perkins,
Dauss. Walker, Strunk. Sacri6ces-Young
Strunk. Double plays-Naylor, Dykes and
Griffin; Galloway and Griffin. Left on bases
-Philadelphia. s; Detroit, s. Bases on balls
on Naylor, 4; Dauss, 2: Struck out-By Nay
lor. 2; by Dauss. 8. Umpires-Messrs. Owens
and Chill. Time Of gamel hour and 45 min
utes
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Congress Heights eLads League.

Congress Heights is leading the
Potomac League with seven victories
and only one defeat charged against
1t. Boiling Field is second with four
and two and Naval Air Sation, Gen.
ter Market, Steel Plant and High
land A.. C. follow in order.
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Boston. . o o 0 o 2@4
st. Louis. 1 % 2s2 5 o x-15
Runs-Hooper. Witt (2). schang. Tobin (3).
Gedeon. Sisler (2), jacobson e2l, Williams
(2). Gerber, SEVERED (3). Sothoroh. Errors
Schang (2). Two-bnse hits-Menosky. schang.
Siser (2). jacobson. SEVERED, Tobin (2).
Three-base hits-WiIiams (2). Stolen bases
Williams, Tobin. Sacrinces-Menosky, Hen
dryx. Sothoron. Double play-yitt Schang
and McInnis. Left on bases-St. Louis. 8:
Boston, 10. Bases on balls-On Karr. 2; of
m one inning (none out in 2nd): off Karr,
IL in innings (none out in 7th); OF For.
tune. in innings. Struck out-By Karr, 1;
by SOthoron, 8. Wild pitches-Fortune (2).
Losing pitcher-Jones. Umpires-Messrs Din.
cen and Nallin. Time" Of game-1 hour and
35 minutes.