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The Washington herald., 1920-09-03
BELMONT PARK RESULTS

First Race-Peter Piper. I2O OKeoEhl, l
to &. out: Dream Of the Valley. 10 ikum-
mcrl. l TO : out; OsEood 10 tIohnsonl. .
out. Time, I'LL g.. CurraEhaIccn also ran.
Second Race-St. Michael. 10 ,krlsay b..
I3 to % 10 :, out; Teddy X. liI J.
Mooney. to :. / to {; Tour Or. llj John
s0nl to :. Time, ,O7 81. Lady Stella.
BacchanaHan. Santa Claus. Carcfr"r also
ran. Curpfrec finished trst but was dis
qualified for foul.
Third Raoe-BcIie,e Idle Hour, 100
uHkct. > 10 =. even. l To = BY Jimmy.
10 Rodriguez. I 10 l. . 10 !: Last Straw.
lU4 Ponce. : to =. Time, 1:hi -. Bauk-
sia. Tlmarisk Jean Marie, Fright. Dough
Girl. Honey Girl also ran.
Fourth RaCe-Naturalist. l29 tKummerl
l3 TO 10, to !; Jack Stuart. l07 tCalla-
hani to = out: Audacious III tFaiy-
brotherN, out. Time, l:35. Mad Halter also
ran.
Fifth Race-Dorcas. IO5 Hopkins. to
>. / to 4. out: Albert \. l2l Lykel. ; 10 =,
out: American Boy. LOG Ponce. even.
Time. 80 IL. Brngow also ran.
Sixth Race--W Wachaprcaguc. IL thUm
mcrl. 6 to :. to =, to 4. Frigat". IL
tFairbrothcrl. 4 10 l. > to |; rlayfrll0w. II"
lFsirhrothrrl. { 10 l. . to |; rlayf"IIow,
Cote d'Or. Clare Frances. Nohaut. sammy
Jay also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03
CONNAUGHT PARK RESULTS

First Rsoe-Sweet Bouquet IO5 tGruneD
inn, 80. 80: GalIeyheud, III tJouesr.
$50. 40: Gold Galore ll3 lParringtouI
so. Time. l:47 30. Satim, All Amlss
and Jim Pctrie a'sO ran.
Second Race-Sturro, I4S Brooks 90
= 20. 800: Phil T. I43 CBergenl. . 60. $40;
Algardi 1874 Wright. so Time. 3:46
Jim o. and hilgtOvn Pier also ran
Third Racs-Elmont. lOT tThurberl. $50.
{ %. $50: Ann.ut. l02 lRomauelIi, $. so.
40: Wrinland. Ill DDugHanD. 40 Time.
l:42 A.. Musket, J. Alfred Clark. Double
fyc. Free state. Sage. TiIloloy and Hot
Spark also ran
Fourth Race-HindOOstan. III lThurberD
800, so. = 50: Jack Mount. III OWaHsI
80. 800; Billy b. Ill uButweID. , 70.
Time, ia -. Sim Fciner Horeb, Huron
I'd A>trafa and Hemisphere also ran
Fifth Race ce-IIdder of Light llG IBut-
Neln. $50. 300. 80; St Paul III tRo-
maneIHI. $50. so: AzraeI l22 NwalIsl
? no. Time. IA. Red Post Lady Betty.
Flame and Maladroit also ran.
Sixth Racs-Duke Run. lO3 lAronI 30
6n. $40: Humma. Jos lButwen : 50
800: Blackboard. l1@ Walls. 80 Time.
] :i5 81. Trckster I'd and BurIingame also
ran.
Seventh Race-Bogart aS Schwartz,
1850. $50. 80. GoIdcrest Boy. IO3 lWall,D
80, $50: Lorana Moss. 9s CAronl. 90
Time. 81 -. Charles Francis. Old Pop,
High olympus and Honolulu also ran
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03
DEVONSHIRE RESULTS

First Raoe-Glasstoi. los CHcinisL) 1910.
100, $40; Baby Cal. Ill tDonahuel, 800.
$50; wenonah. 40 CColdensl go. Time
l:4O IL. Spokane Queen Verify. Beau
BrummeL Hank o Day. Capt Rees. Retta
b.. ". II. Buckner Garbage and Tugs also
ran.
Second Race-Af veziua. liz Morris
sic, 40. $50; Financial Rooster. IL OHeu-
DeD. $40, 80; ava r. 100 rBuem. -5.30.
Time l:l3 80. Helma. SOskol Gorham.
Old Mchenna. Thrifty Three, Ruisterer.
Parole and Tom Logan also ran
Third Race-War Zone. 1OJ tHuntI. 10 50.
30. 400: Lord Herbert. IU5 DRichcreekI
4.iJ. $50; VuIcanite. 1O5 lBurkeJ. 4.69
Time l:4J 3.5. summer Sigh. Iolite and
Madge T. also ran.
Fourth Race-Eddie Rickenbacher 12C
simpson,. 40. 30. . 30: IUrice lOT ken,
nedyD. 800 zen; Bill McCIOy. 1O5 ,Alillerl.
SO. Time Iii -. Carmandale. Ticklish
and Mayor House also ran
Fifth Race-Polythea. 10 lHeinishl
lG.oG,~7.9C. 800; Loveliness 10 tRidaD
1910, $50; Miurice H.. III tKennedy
40. Time l:l2 -. Irish Jig. Sergeant
York. Anna Wood. Judge Budrow. Nanny
O. Mine Frivole. Red Legs and Runquo
Sixth Race-Marvin May. 10 OHeinishD
900. 80. 300: Bobby Allen. 100 CFalter)
3.GD. 3.lO: DR.. Carmen, ll2 ILunsfOrd). 3.5u
Time lib - Royden. Murray. Luimeme
Frivolty. Archie AlcNa uder. Hubbub. Curtis
and Hush also ran.
Seventh Raee-Refugee. II6 CMorrisD
$40. i.6n. 800: Gourmond. III IKeunedyl
800 $50: Black thong. lOI DStOneJ, $50
Time. IS -. Joan OF Are. Poarher Point
10 Point J. Walker. Sunduria. Lakeross
Harry Glover, Little Ed also run.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03
BY HIGHWAY

Another capacity throng which
assembled for the third day of rae
ing at Timonium yesterday after
noon were treated to sparkling
iace in the last event of the day
when Burke's good three year old
fflly Mildred just managed to keep
her head in front of Denhams Hello
Pardner, due to the superior riding
of jockey Stirling over the appren-
tiCe boy. jockey Atkinson.
Hello Pardner was in front the
majority of the journey but in the
stretch run Of the mile and a six
teenth route jockey Stirling brought
Mildred up to the gelding, and after
the pair ran as one horse for a
score of strides won a well deserved
victory by a narrow margin.
In the initial event the veteran
jumper Dorcris proved her class
over McAdams and Bobbie kean II.
winning quite easily.
Dick" Pending, superintendent of
the Bowie race course, had an eX-
tremely successful afternoon when
he sent two winners to the post in
Thistle Queen and Can't kost, who
won the third and sixth races re-
speCtiVely. Can't kost races like d
good one and should hold up in
Maryland this season while Thistle
Queen has now won five purses for
her owner since the HagerstOwn
meeting.
As usual the babies ran true TO
form and Gaudy took the 2-year-
old event quite handiIy after being
handicapped at the barrier by a
bad start. DiviI-t Pay. the runner
up in this event races like good
one and will bear watching.
Martha Luckett, filly which won
brackets in Maryland last year
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03
UNAIDED TRIPLE
PLAYS AREFEW
Eighteenth in History Of
Baseball Made by Short
stop Heating Of Buffalo.
ny GEORGE L. MORELAND.

For the eighteenth time in the
history OF baseball an unassisted
triple play was made Tuesday In
Buffalo, the honor falling to Short
stop Keating. of the Buffalo team OF
the International League.
This is one of the rarest plays in
baseball. Though thousands of
games have been played since base
ball was launched in 1872, the total
of triple plays completed by single
player is still surprisingly small.
There has been wide discussion IN
baseball circles for years as to VINO
holds the honor of making the first
unassisted triple play. Paul Hines,
a present resident of Washington
has been given credit for heading
the list. 1t has been claimed that
he performed the feat while playing
with Providence in 1873, but an in
vestigation made by the writer has
developed the fact that the triple
play in which he figured was par
ticipated in by another player.
Score Settles Dispute.
The following introduction of the
game in which the play was made
and the box score should settle the
difference Of opinion once and for
all:
(From Boston Herald Thursday
Morning. May 9. 1S7S-Special
Boston. Mass, Herald.)
Providence. r. l., May s. 1S7S.-A
third game between the Providence
and Boston mines was played here
today. $500 people being present,
The game was a very exciting one,
particularly in the eighth inning.
when by errors of the Providence
nine O'Rourke scored and Manning
and Sutton were on the bases. Bur
dock struck fly. just back of short
stop, which Hines seized after a long
run, ran to third, putting out Man
ming, and then threw to second in
time to put out Sutton, making a
triple play amidst the utmost excite
ment. The balance of the game was
not particularly well played. Score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03
Tins CLASSY RACCOLYERS COMMENT and SELECTIONS DEMPSEY SHOWS FORM

ing tonight that he is as great as
ever-if not greater.
Jack was kind enough 20 refrain
from driving for GFeb's jaw. but he
did hammer a few into his stomach.
Two Of them lifted Greb clear OF his
feet and sent him spinning back
ward. Then Greb tried to retaliate
and startling as IL may seem Demp-
sey blocked. ducked or sidestepped
every punch. hitting the speedy Greb
where he willed and made him look
slow in comparison.
And all the while the crowd. first
hurrahins IL for Greb. the little fell
low" broke loose into acclaim for
Dempsey. who by his performance
this afternoon proved that he has
been holding a lot back for Labor
Day display only.
MiEke's training was in no wise
impIf ssive. He mingled with Jack
Heinen, Joe Wagner and Rough
House" Wilson without showing
anything except that he is In splen-
did fghtiuE condition and ready
right now for the bang Of the gong.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03
THRILLS
IN JACK'SCAMP
Dempsey and Greb Gel
Rough for Benefit Of Ad-
miring Spectators.

Benton Harbor, Mich, Sept. a.
Jack Dempsey and Harry Greb
chased a superhUity Of thrills along
the spinal columns OF more than
l.500 cash customers in this after
moons prep" for the championship
Labor Day tussle with Billy Miske.
The title holder concluded with a
sliced tongue Occssioned when Grvv
butted rather savagely in a ClinCh.
and GreD seemed quite relieved
when the third and final round was
over, for he took a socking in the
stomach in that last round that. is
causing him to believe all that he
has heard about Dtmpsey's terrible
shooting power.
Tho workout with Greb this ar
ternoon was the best in which
Dempsey has figured. He took Oft
the wraps" at last. sailed in and
displayed such a lot Of stun that
even the most skeptical are conced-
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TIMONIUM RESULTS.

First Race-Dorcris rwillamsl. $50. : 70;
McAdams CTaylorl. $40; Bohbie kcau ID
RUSSELL out Jidgie also ran
Second Race-iiaudy Riley. $50. %;
DiviI-to.Pay rStrIinel. 400; Nava 10 Gar,
ne-I. out. Kentmere. Cello, HeIeu Lucas
Bllow and Echosnd ais" ran.
Third Race-Thistle Queen tRiIe-l. ( 10
$40: RunCcraft iGarnerl. 6 50. STIR IT
CConnors) out, Hong Kong and Ri"rman
also ran.
Fourth Rae Martha Luckctt tBrvsonN.
= 20. 3 30: Regular tStirlinCI. 81: Early
Morn GErner'. out. Pibroch and Wilton
Arrow also ran.
Fifth Race-Sir William Johnson tSrr-
Iingl. " so. : 60: Primitive tGurncr'. 40;
Mrs. Ida Roberts tBrl ronl, our. Meade.
worth and Rorkport also ran.
Sixth Raoe-Can't koSt lConuorSl. ! 90
$50; Happy co Lucky (AtkinSonl ESQ;
Link Boy 'StrlinEl. oct. ToGoland, Dc
moCracy and Waking Dream also ran.
Seventh Race-Mildred Stirling. $40.
. 50: Hello PsrdnNr (AtkinsonN. 10: Ray
Ennis tConnorsl, out. Supermaid also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03
Turf Fans Get Thrill As
Burke's Mildred Wins Race

when she raced in the interest OF
the western contingent. found lit
tie trouble in showing her heels to
fair field which faced her in the
fourth race. Pibroch. another which
showed class last spring, finished
out OF the money in this event and
appeared lame.
Ernest Utterback. an owner who
won two purses Wednesday. came
right back Yesterday and put over
MS consistent campaigner. Sir Will
lam Johnson. Mrs. Ida Roberts. the
cIocker's special about the track,
failed to make good and finished
third. badly beaten off.
There will be no racing at IL
monium this afternoon. BY skip
ping today the management is able
to keep within their five-day allow
snce and still close the meeting on
Labor Day
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03
FAMOUS WOMAN
TENNIS STAR WINS

New York. Sept. Mrs Frank
lin l. Mallory. the former Molla
Bjurstedt. who twice held the nd
tional title. reached the final round
Of the annual invitation tennis sin
giles tournament on the turf courts
Of the Rockaway Hunting Club at
Cedarhurst, l. l.. today For the
second time since her return from
abroad she humbled the California A
girl. Miss Eleanor Tennant. who on
the previous day upset the dope Dy
eliminating Miss Eleanor Goss-
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03

THE great "COLISEUM" Sale
was valuable to US in more i'm
nOrtant respects than for the huge
quantity Of shoes sold during that big
event.
1t convinced US more than ever
that the future success of our great
business will depend upon LARGELY
INCREASING ITS VOLUME-hv
selling shoes to the consumer at the
lowest margin of profit possible.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03
DEVONSHIRE ENTRIES

First Raee-For 2-yesr-oids: claiming
purse, $500; msidens: five furIonsso Vnsa
wood. 1O4; John Summs 1903; .Water
Besuty, 1Oi: PHANTOM. 10T: Undine 100
BooEworm. l09 Acclaim. I09: CoIjtsumn
iG2; she6a 1O9: DismOndaIe. 100: Marjorie
Mtha5' dOS' Maole Josephine. 1903. Also
ehglble-CTt Up. 100; Tosca. lO9: Golden
Autumn. 1O1.
Second Race-For 3-ypar-oIds and nm.
~ canning; purse. $1,000: six furlopgs: .Pyx.
as; 'The Cullen Bon, 100; Pokpy Jane. 100.
Spokane Queen. lO4; 'ClaFk NJ, 1O7: .Lein,
10y; Madrid. los; Sir Oliver. los: HuIlux,
ll2; Captain Tom, 1l5. Also eligible
Wellington. 1903.
Third Rsee-For 2-year-olds; claiming
purse, $1,000; Ave and one-half furIongs
BLUE Flame. 90; Dora W. 104: .Nstursl
lO4; ALVIN T. Hart. 1O7: Seaboard. lO7;
CaInn, lOI Non Skid. lOT: sMsrv ReippI
lOI; Celtic Lass, 109: Nurse Jane, ll2i High
Wave. ll2; Winchester. lis.
FOURTH Raee-Csnadisn Handicap; foaled
in Canada; purse, 81. 900: 3-year-olds and mn
one mile: Our Grace. 100: All Smoke, 105
Galway. l0I: BugIe March. 1I3; Sturdee'
III: 'Yorkist. 11s.
Fifth Raee-All ages; purse. 81. 100; six
fnrionEs; Gloria France. 05; Eutsh. 100;
Looking Up, lOl; Wsr Idol. 1O4; Vice Chair
man. 1O1: Satsna. 105; Smart Money, lO9
ia.
Sixth Raee-For S-year-olds and up; claim
ing: purse. $1,000; six furlongs .Anna
Gallup. %; big Idea. 95; 'CIsirvoyant,
!Ua' koisterer, lOS; LADY Mildred, I04 /;
Missed the Time. 107: All Vezina, los
Annie Edgar. lOs; Big Smoke. l12; Timothy
J. Hogan. l12; Paul Connolly. 112; Earnest.
ll5. Also eligible-'Eleve 95: sDeck Hand
l0I: Archie Alexander, lis.
Seventh Race-For 3-year-oIds and up:
claiming m.
teenth: '0ur Hazel. 50; 'Hush -: .NeIle
iOrke. 100: Lazy Lou. 107; Frank Waters
los; George Washington los; .BubbIinr
Louder ilO; 'Garsge. 1l0.
'Apprentice allowance claimed
Weafher
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03
BELMONT PARK ENTRIES

First Receive and half furIoncS Run
mic, l0T; Kings Belle. 1O4: Silence. 10.
Rustler. l1U; 'Wise Dove 90
Second Rsoe-SiE furlongs. Sweet Music.
10; Royal Duck. 1O9; la Rablec III: Round
Robin. 109; Csubeen, 100: Young Ching 1903
Captain Alcock, 109; Hoodwink. ll5: Bright
Gold, lla; Sir Clarence, lO3; Anniversary
115.
Third Raoe-One mile. Sea Queen. 9S
Tan I'd. 113: Lottery. los: LioIs. lO2: IA
Nour. lO5: Frederick the Great H.
Fourth Race-Mile and a sixteenth Nat
uialist. 12S; Debadou, 1O4; Fair Gain. ia:
Mlkmaid. l22; Donnaconna, Ill; Ballet
Dancer I'd. 95.
Fifth Race-0ne mile Ticacry llc:
Alors. los; Doubling Thomas. 110: Sena Day
lOI: Hoosop. 106; Curytiba. 1O3
Sixth Race-Fiya and a half furloncs
Cimarron. 1O5; tkirklevington. 1lI; Black
Knight. los; 1Dry Moon. 1l5: Knobble, lI5.
tR. T. Wilson. jr., entry
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03
Taking the High" Out of Fall Shoe Prices

Besides, We have our buyers con-
,tantly securing the Boston and New
York markets for opportunities to
buy shoes Of the "HAHN' style and
quality standards at prices that will
save our patrons money.
The big s6.Q5 Sale Of Mems Shoes
described below IS an opportunity Of
this sort-to help YOU take the
high" out OF fall shoe prices
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03

So we determined to go to the
INIT n marketing our fall shoes at
the lowest prices at which they can
be sold.
Working along these lineS-though
wholesale prices are generally ONLY
SLIGHTLY lower than they have
heen-We fir 0-e able to offer
the consumer --..-., he relief from
high prices.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03

Total. 80 L. - l6 Totals. 80 2 - lG
New York ....a o q u
Pittsburgh III o O o . O-l
Runs-Burns Kelly J2I, Doyle Snyder
MrKechnie Brrors-MCKechnic. Two -ha se
hits-Kelly. Bancroft southwOrth Burns.
Three.basP hit--Schmdt. Sacrifice hits
snyder Bancroft Stolen bases Barbart.
Frisch. Base on bails-Of Hamilton 3: OF
BaTnes I. Struck Out--By Hamilton. -
by Barnes, =. Wild pitches-HamiltOn ~.
Hits-oH Hamilton. 10 in : innings: OF
Wisner. in inning. Umpires-Quigley
and O'Day. Time 40.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03
GIANTS TAKE FINAL
GAME FROM PIRATES

Pittsburgh. Sept. 2.-The Giants
wound up their Western invasion
by downing the Pirates after drop
ping four in a row. The score was
to /. Barnes was effective in the
plnches while Hamilton was touched d
rather freely. An error by McKech-
ME paved the way for two Giant
runs in the sixth The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03

Hehos is an ointment made
from a mineral containing
Ra6ium.
A pinpls or a esrbuneIe-s
skiu disease or a burn-sre all
healed by Helios.
Read the circulars for direc-
6cns and uses of Helios.
Hello, is the first aid and
should be in every house.
For sale at Peoples Drug
Stores.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03
CoLLyERss q Sc9oeNnEASs, q
KINGS 80
Knobbie

knobbie
Unless somebody stews 1t up awfully bad a
genuine melon will be cut in the closing number at
Belmont this afternoon. The supposed good thins
is KnObbie. and, according the lads the track
its only a question OF how far this baby wins by.
The price may not be very generous. but it's worth
slappng couple of meggs right the The
Wilson entry figures best and likely will
drop into the hole. with Black knight having
the short end of it.
Kings Belle has worked like a house afre and
only has to back those trials in order come
troopng home with the mazuma in the opener
Rustler is well liked by the stable connections and
will be heavily backed the track. Runmc is a
fair sort Royal Dock is the clockers long shot
special List the line the split-second
Make it strong, Bo Has been waiting for this
ds be pointed the right way when the barrier
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03


goes up in order to show the way
home" Nuff sed.
NUng Chink has worked ex-
ceptionaIIy well. Hoodwink. well
meant viii surely be knocking at
the door.
Frederick the Great ducked the
Issue yesterday especially to go
here. You. all know what that
means. In a word. it's only a ques-
tion OF the anchor being hoisted
Do YOU get me. Hector? Favour is
At his best right now. Lola is a
sleeper Sure TO carry a world of
wise money.
This way weighted. one just has
to give the call to Donnacona in
the fourth. He hasn't raced to best
form yet and the little let-up he's
been enjoying may have worked a
world Of improvement. It's a tun
race. HoOsch was wagered on in
Egypt the last time out-by the
wise folks. Need l say any more?
Up at Ottawa. l like Royal Jes-
ter best. May ". is sleeper and
the same applies to Aunt Lin.
Look out for Thanksgiving
One Best Bet of the Day-knObbie.
Best Take Chance Bet-YunE
Chink.
Best PnrIay - Lola. Naturalist.
AlOrS to show.
BELMONT SELECTIONS.
First Rnce-I>ingS Belle. RustIer,
Runmic.
second Race-ROyuI Duck, TunG
Chink. HOOdwink.
Third Race-Frederick the Great,
Favour, Lola.
Fourth Race-DOnnacOna. Nat
uralist. MiIkmnid.
Fifth Race-HOOsch. AIors. Doubt
ing Thomas.
sixth Race-knObbie. Wilson en-
try, Black Knight.
OTTAWA SELECTIONS.
First Race-Aunt Lin. Lucky
John, Fox Haven.
second Hace-Jacobcan, Charley
Boy. DeIInham.
Third Race - May w, Little
Maudie. Medusa.
Fourth Rnee-The Boy. Uncle
John sedan.
Fifth Race-ROyaI Jester. Who
Cares, Lady in Black.
sixth Rnce-ThnnkSgivinE Miss
Orb, HOndO.
seventh Race-Cork. Pit. >yIvsnO
Rest Bet-RoyaI Jester.
WINDSOR SELECTIONS.
First Rnce-GOIden Autumn. Plan
tOOn. Undine.
second Race-CIark VI. TanEborn.
PulluN.
Third RaCe-NInry ReigeI. Nurse
Jane, Alvin r. Hert.
Fourth Race-NOrkiSt. Sturdee,
RuEIc March.
Fifth Race - Kinburn, Nynne-
wood, Vice Chairman.
sixth Rncc-NiSsed the Time, Big
smoke. Annie EdEnr.
seventh Rare-BubbIinE Louder.
Frank Waters, Nellie NOrke.
Rest Bet-Mary ReiEeI.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03
O'Hagen Made First Play.

The first play of this kind was
made by Harry O'Hsgcn and he was
also a Washington lad. The play
was made when he was with the
Rochester team of the same league.
in which the last play was made. II
took place August IS, 1902
Here is Il list Of those who have
made triple plays. with the dates
upon which they did it
August IS. l902-Harry OHagen:
Rochester vs.. Jersey City.
September s. 1902-Frank Eutace;
PottSville vs.. Lebanon. Pa.
September 6. 1902-William Nc
Guire; Hoquiam VS.. Tacoma
May 16, 19O5-Eslph Frary; Seat
tie vs.. Portland.
June 10, 19O5-Larry SchafeIey:
Portland vs.. Seattle.
SEPT. 6, 19O5-Simeon Murch :
Manchester VS.. New Bedford.
June IS. 19Os--.Jack O'NeiI; Mo-
berIy. Mo. vs. Lancaster.
August II, 19O8-James Decker;
Rlchheld VS.. Beaver Springs. Pa.
April Is, 19O9-"Red" Hinton;
DAYTON VS.. TiPpecanoe City. Ohio.
May 10. l9O9--Eeal Ball; Cleveland
American League vs. Boston.
June 19. 1910-Chsrles Dfnoen:
Warnskuch ". Lvmansville, L. I.
July 80. 1911-Harry Calvert.
Hubbard. Ore. VS.. Woodburn. Ore.
July 10. 1911-Walter Carlisle;
Vernon vs.. Los Angeles, Coast
League.
May :. 1912-George Smith;
Pierce-Arrow club VS.. Britt All
Stars. Buffalo
May 9, 1912-Roy Aiken: Waco vs.
Houston, Texas League.
July 10. l9l2-Frank Foreman;
hankakee, l. NJ. L. VS.. Champaign.
September IA, 1912 - william
Rapps; Portland VS.. Oakland. Coast
League.
August 81. 192O-Walter Heating.
Bunalo VS.. Akron, international
League.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

birmingham. Il: Mobile. ) list -4mc.I
Mobile, ?; Birmingham. l. D@I gameO
Iittl" Rock. /: Chattancuga. u. list gampI
LittI.. Rock. 5: Chattanooga. l I'D game.
Nashville, =: Memphis l.
New Orleans. :; Atlanta. 3
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03

proyidence ~ 0 o 0 0 / oL3
Boston .......O o . o IL
TwO-basP hitS-Allison, ORourke. First
base on balls. Boston. l. Triple play
Hines to Sweasy. Double play Burdock 10
MOorrl. First base CrrOrs-Boston. ,:
Providence 4 Struck out-Murnan. Hague,
Nichols ca Sweasy, Manning sutton, Nor
riI Passed bslls-AlIisOn. Snyder. :. Wild
pitch Nichols. Umpire-Cross. Providence
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District Championship
Series.
Today's GamesI

Todays Gamesi
Navy VS.. Shops, Union Station
Grounds.
Navy Yard VS.. Naval Air Sta
tion. Navy Yard.
Parks VS.. Hilltops. Monument
Grounds
MohaYks VS.. G. P. O.. Union
Park.
Yesterdays ResultSt
Treasury, IL War, 0.
Naval Air Station, 5: X c, ,.
silver SprirG, S: Winston. O.
Yankees, II; Maryland Juniors, l.
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MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati. 3: st. Louis. ..
New York. j; Pittsburgh, /.
Others not scheduled.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York al Boston
st. Louis III Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
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artists
and
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati ~ St Louis
Boston nt New York
Philadelphia at BFookIy
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'Apprentice allowance claimed,
Westher clear; track fast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
GRANT rs CENT BOOST
IN LOCAL GAS RATE
Continued from page ~

~ k0o0
The schedule of rates proposed by
the companies disapproved. On and
after May rs the companies may file
a new schedule of rates for sales on
and after June 1 as follows:
Domestic and commercial custo-
mers:
For the first 100, 900 cubic feet at
the rate Of S115 a thousand cubic
feet a month.
For the mex. 10000 cubic feet at
tho rate of % cents.
For the next zoe, 600 cubic feet at
The rate of So. cents.
For the excess over 500. 900 cubic
feet at the rate of so cents.
The minimum bill to be rendered
is fifty cents g. month.
Bills due and payable within ten
DAYS after rendering same with no
discount.
1ha. the El:zabethtowp Gas Light
COMPANY nay file a wholesale rate
for the reason that the three last
ford. Metuchen and Railway Com
panies as follows: Sixty cents a thous-
and cubic feet. so long as served SUBJ
stantially the same quantities of gas
under the same conditions as now
obtain.
1t Is also recommended that the
Elizabethtowp Company and its three
subsidiaries, the Crawford, Metuchen
and Railway concerns, merge into one
company as soon as 1t can be con-
veniently done. This was suggested
for the reaso that the three last
named are controlled by the Eliza
BEETHOVEN Gas Light Company.