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The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
Giants Take 7wo From Cubs
To Make ~ L. Race Exciting
Babe Bids Fair to
Shatter Worlds S Record

The gait at which Babe Ruth
il travelling just now IL will not
NE at all surprising IL at the end
homo runs Instead of nfty, "a
everyone appears to think he
will make.
with his pair of circuit drives
yesterday running his count up
to forty-one makes Just four
den's worlds record made back
in the sos when that sIugger
wns q member Of the old Min
! neapoIis club. Werden's mark Is
an undisputed record and when
Ruth passes Uerden's mark
there will be NO question but
what his record will stand un-
tarnished for all claims.
The manner that the ..CoIIossus
of Swat has been making the
four-basc cIouts against left
handed twirIers should make a
lot of other fellows who bat
from the left side of the plate
quit claiming that pcrtsidc
pitchers have an advantage over
them.
Ruth has been making a great
many of his long hits against
this style of pitching and hns
yet to complain against going up
to the bat when left handler, arc
scheduled to tNvirl.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
ALL STAR TEAMS
WILL MEET TODAY

Another crackerjack baseball
game will be staged today at Amer
lean League Park at $3.50 between
the Navy Yard All-Stars. who
downed the Knickerbockcrs last
Saturday. and the All-Stars of the
Government League. 1t is a benefit
game, the proceeds being split be-
tween the players and the Central
Labor Union. Twenty thousand
tickets have been distributed al
ready among the fans around the
city. SO there is every indication
of a record breaking crowd.
Down in the Navy Yard spirit is
high about the battle and the fans
and supporters of the Navy Yard
team are going to the game to root
their heads off. Among the play
ers themselves there is feeling Of
rivalry.
The probable lineup for today's
game: Sd. -
Navy Yard All-Stars-French, 2b;
Mccarthy, SIS; Ortel. 3b: Mcmahon,
Dyer, rf: Cox. Skillman, II; Lus-
combe. CT; Lawrence, 1b; Giavon-
nette. c: Moore, Frye, Kuhnert, Of
fut. p. "
Government All-Stars - Newton.
rf; Davis. 2b; Engly, cf: BarbelI,
Beard, 1b: Tyser, 3b: Purdy. SIS:
Holmsberder. II: Miller, C; Driver,
Kelly, McDonough, p.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07

Best Take Chance Bet-Fort
Bliss.
Best ParIay-Ssscy Lee, Night
stick. NoIawn to show.
SARATOGA SELECTIONS.
First Race-Boeust Lesves, Beau
maria, Lady Archie.
second Race-Barklie, Royal Arch,
Qnel Bsskeuy.
Third Race-Exedua, Gen. Gsnea,
Nancy Lee.
Fourth Race-Msa o. War, Don
nacoAa. King Albert.
FIFTH Race Berlin. Nirhtstfck,
Turf.
sixth Race - NsIawn. Resnd
Robin, Cee entry.
HAMILTON SELECTIONS.
Ffr.t Raee-Ma,y ReireI, Lady
Grsafte. Marguerite Dtxsn.
second Race - American EagIe,
Hidden ship, Ei HabAi.
Third Raee-Ysrkist. jim Petrie,
Captain b.
Fourth Rnee-BondaEe. Cisynsre,
Midnight sun.
FIFTH Rnce-F,rt Bliss. Beisrie,
King John
sixth Race The Portuguese,
Munbe Jumbo, Pueblo.
18th Rs - Hush, Nosaah,
Heat De4-a~nhagN, ~
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
KolESsssCAFlE

The st. Louis management has a
new system for the recovery of
balls hit into the stands. An at
tendant trades a pass for the ball.
thereby saving money and satisfy
ing the lucky fan.
Jimmy O'Neill continues his great
fielding, repeatedly cutting off hits
around short.
Judge is partial to the right field
stands here and proved it by driv-
ing two home runs into that sec
ton.
Thirteen hits had been gathered
off Courtney when he gave way to
Engle in the sixth. He didn't have
the stuff he showed in Cleveland,
but that was more than Engle had.
In Tobin the Browns have a
mighty fast player. He proved his
speed today when he beat out a
couple of bunts.
1t will be Zachary against Soth-
orn tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
Grif Discovers Biemiller
Smoke King 2nd

Wasbiaxtos fans who have
been yearning for another
pitcher with the speed of wal
ter johnson may have that
yearning satisned In the near
future.
President Gri6tb claims to
have discovered such q man I'm
Pitcher BiemiIIer, of the Jersey
City team. International League
While the National bess wss
In that territory looking over
Brewer, he saw BfeniiIer In sc-
ton and wss strsck with his
bIindinG fast baiI. innedtat
entered into sB agreement 10 bsy
him. and has sent Nick AItyock
down to try and close the deal
whereby the hurIer will be able
to JOIN the team whes IL returns
TO Washihgten.
with the sfaGIe exception Of
johnson In his prime, i have
never seen a pitcher with 80
much speed,- aaid Grin. .Be
has NO curve ball as yet, bst that
enp be taught . good man. You
can never teach a pitcher TO de-
vciop speed j hope TO have Bic
miller In W. kinEtoB when the
team returns"
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
HAMILTON RESULTS.

First Race - Flying Ford, ia Nolan,
$50 24o, $50; Broadview. i12 tMyersl
:. So go; Flea, III (Butwen): $40. Time.
1:o1 20 War Tank; Aunt Jin and Fox
Haven also ran. - .-.... 80
Second Race-Hsrry Glover. 1oa fMoore) Ii,
s5 10, 34O0. 14.10; Musket, 100 (rletcherl
400, 6. 80; Parol, 100 tGraves), . 80. Time,
lis. Biddle Dee, Sosccl Elmout Dandy
Beau Brummel ii, Rcuen, Missed the Time.
sandy R. and c. A. Crew also ran
Third RACE - Sylvano, 101 tRichcreek)
o5 20 10. 40, $50; Trickster ii. Io5 Myers
3 so, 40: Solid Rock. 1e1 (stesrns), 90.
Time l:4s 2-5. Chuck Barkley Huron II,
Pas de Chance, Ben Hampsop and Corson
Fouy.h RacoZKir4s Che -pnio,. ,na ip-,.
wein, 40, . so, 2.4o: Royal Jester. los (No
lsnl 30, $50: Gain de cause, IVy tkirb.
creek, $40. Time, l:4S 2-5, Esearpoiette
and Huch also ran.
fifth Raos-Madeline Lillian, li2 (Rpt.
velD, ll4o. go. 27o: Thorny Way, 100
JNoian), $50, $50; Frivcl. I12 (simpsonl
$40. Time, 100 As. Fair Lassie, Tenite
Beijoy and Repent also ran.
Sixth Race - Iron Boy, 100 (Fletches)
II, 10. go. 400; Joan Of Arc, 1o2 tKen.
nedyl. $50. 40; Sim Feiner, Ill (Pick.
ensj, TO. Time, al 2-5. Handful. Flib.
berty Gibbet, Horace Lerch. James Foster
Brckhorn I'd, Sea Prince and Lorena Moss
also ran.
seventh Race - Austrai, lo4 tseriingl
10. 10. $50. $50: Pit. l04 tRichcreekl. $40,
4 ao: Colonel Lit. 9S tYeeargin}, $50. Time
a:07. wood Thrush. NIX. Real. Attorney
Muir, Gournand, Captain Dodge anA sAss..
seep slse rsa. -s-.. --S-r
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
U.S.0LYMPICS
NEARING LAND
Many Athletes Have Be-
come Fat From Lack
OF Exercise.
~ JAMES K trED) MEREDITH.
Olympic Champioa aad UniverxaI
Service STAG Correspoadeat.

ny SAMEs e tTEDD MEREDITH.
Olympic Champion aad UniverxaI
Service stsG Correspondent.
Radio from s. S. Matoika, via
London. Aug 5 (night.)-The track
and field men had the last wory-
out on board ship this afternoon,
have given them since they came
aboard.
First, they were sent down to
the quarter-deckJ and put through
still exercises for their legs and
stomach.
Stationary running followed this
for form-and this again was fol-
lowed by twice the running prac-
tice they have been used TO doing
on board. r -
Many of the men have become
fat and 1t looks as though almost
everyone Is short of work. and It
will take some hard training on
land to HEX all hands into the shape
they were before embarking. Too
the trip has been so long that they
have lost their accustomed snap.
We sighted land tonight. Every
body came on deck for a look, and
not one but wasn't happy to well
come the low-lying strip Of terra
frma. This has been An excep-
tionally long trip. with many reg
uIstions laid down by the commit
tee, and It has become exceedingly
tiresome to the athletes, who will
be glad to get ashore and let loose
some Of their stored-up energy.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
CANADA TO SEND
CHALLENGING YACHT

Montreal. Aug. Ga. e. Ross, Ca
madam yachting enthusiast. has tel
egraphcd J. Picrpont Morgan, com
modore of the New York Yacht
Club, that he would soon receive
a challenge for the Americas cup
from an organized Canadian yacht
club-a condition imposed by Mr..
Morgan before submitting hr.
Ross's informal challenge to New
York Yacht Club oricials.
Thanks for your message re
garding conditions under which
yachts may challenge for your
cup" read Mr.. Ross's message. You
will receive by letter in few days
challenge from a duly organized
yacht club on the sesbosnd Of Can
ada to compete for your cup in
1879"
Mr. Ross expressed himself conf
dent of being able to raise by pub
lie subscription a fund Of .3l,oOo,oeo.
or even 100000 il required, 70
supply Canada with a challenger.
He said he had already received a
number Of subscriptions, and com
mittee will be appointed by Cana
dian yacht clubs to guard this fund.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
CHICAGO WOULD STAGE
1924 OLYMPIC GAMES

Chicago. Aug. e. Everett c.
Brown. for years a member of the
executive committee of the Olympic
games, who left New York a few
days ago on the Lapland. will ex-
tend an invitation to the Olympic
games committee on August 10 at
Antwerp. Belgium, to hold >the 1924
Olympic games in Chicago at Grant
Park, it was announced here today.
The invitation will suggest to the
committee that Chicago will have
one of the largest stadiums in the
world at Grant Park on the lake
front. where work started yester-
day. The s130.o00.o0 lake front
Improvement plan is finished.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
BOSTON STAR AND
CARDS CATCHER HURT

Boston, Aug. 6.-"Rabbit" Msran-
VILE took Lew McCsrty. catcher Of
the Cardinals, formerly of the
Brooklyn and New York clubs, out
for a ride in his new machine last
night They were run into by big
touring car.s Maranville was badly
cut about the head. and bruised on
the shoulder, but no bones were
broken. McCarty was seriously in
jured and is in the hospital where
X-ray photographs are to be made.
The machine was badly wrecked
only a mass of junk. IL is thought
that Marsnville will be able to play
in a few days. but McCarty will
probably be out for the rest of the
season il not for good.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
BRADLEY HILLSCLB
TO HOLD TRAP SHOOT

On Bradley lane. near Wisconsin
avenue, today the regular bimonthly
shoot Of the Bradley Hills Gun
Club will take place. Shooting will
begin at p. m. All trspshooters.
irrespective of arilistion with other
clubs. are invited TO the regular
shoots of this club. This also sp-
plies to shooters unattached to
clubs. The club is thoroughly dem
ocratic and exists for the pleasure
OF its members and anybody else
Of good repute who desires to avail
himself Of its accommodations and
privileges.
Much interest is on tap among the
members just now in the contest
for the beautiful bronze statue.
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anu L lCoh Iol hiAii " NNAS " II
sure to be knocking at the door.
The clockers send along Berlin as
their special. According to the lads
the Ward "castoff" is better right
now than he has been in years and
the people who have him believe to
running down there for the purses.
You get me?
.Nightstick is another sleeper. Sea
Queen will be up there fighting for
the lead for a piece of the journey
at any rate. Nolswn is "setup
in tho last. know the wise money
will be riding.
Over at Hamilton the supposed
good thing is Bondage. On the
strength of that last good effort
the Arthur nag is sent along by the
clockers as their one best of the
day.
as they think she is then it's all
over but the shouting in the days
cpencr at Hamilton. She simply
ought to run backwards and trim
such company. American Eagle has
the second already won.
Yorkist is pounds the best of the
Canadian foaled nags in the third
and Bondage is sent along as the
surest winner of the day. / fancy
they'll shoot" right back with
Fort Bliss He's awfully good right
now. The Portuguese was shipped
! from the East especially for kill
ing. This may be the day.
o.e Best Bet Of the Day-A.n
u
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
DOAK BLOWSUP
AND BRAVES WIN

Boston, Aug. 6.-The Braves took
the second game of the series with
the Cards by a score of to 3. In
the sixth inning Boston had three
men on and none out, and failed to
score, so good was Bill Doak. but
in the seventh, with one on and
two out he passed Scott. Powell
singled, scoring Boekel; Pick beat
out an infeld hit, scoring Scott
with the tying run, and Doak blew
up. He passed Mann, hlllng the
bases, and Christenbury cleaned
them up with a double. Holke FOL
lowed with home run. The score:
Al q
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
OLLYERS CQMn1ENESss
y ON the ~IN
HSP0RToT KINGS @

Man o War
The Big Train has only to race back TO that
sensational trial of day ago in order 10 roll
down judges the front end of the procession
in the fourth Saratoga this afternoon Lamp this
for workout: 05s 1856 l:4s 2-5 Pulled up mile and
one-qusrter in 2:o4
You realize Of course that his time for mile and
eighth bettered the track record Saratoga made
by Advance Guard in 1902. Need say more?
Toss Nat last of Locust Leaves. 1t was
probably in nature of a final prep" for todsys
effort. The 1 afraid of is Beaumsris This
bird has been working like house afre and may
a little better than rated. Lady Archie and nellie
York figure close up The jumping seems TO be
at the mercy of Barkle. Exodus is the class In
third. experts claim this is the best baby
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
SHANNON HELPS MACK
TO JOLT CLEVELAND

Cleveland, Aug. 6.-Philadelphia
defeated Cleveland in ten innings
today, to /. scoring the winning
run on a single by Dugsn. a sac
rifce by Shannon and a single by
Perkins. Both Rommell and CO.
veleskie pitched great ball: Cove
leskie would have had a shut-out to
his credit but for an error by Chap
man in the ninth which let in the
tying run. Rommell, who allowed
but three hits in eight innings,
retired in favor of a pinch hitter.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07

Washing ton..... o 9 l 0 o /
St Louis ....... l 0 o Ii
Runs driven in-sisler t2). Williams C5).
Jacobson, Smith (2), Gerber t2D, Rice, Judge
(5). Harris (2D. O'Neill. Two-base hits
Sisler. Smith. Courtney. Rice, Harris Home
runs-Judge (2); Williams. Sacrifice hits
Williams C2D, Roth. Double -plsys-0' Neill,
Harris, Judge. Stolen bzse-Milsn. Hit by
pitched ban-By Courtney tSmithD; by En-
gle (Severeidl. Wild pitches-Enge C3J.
Bases on bslls-or Davis, .; OF Courtney,
4; OF Engle, 1. Struck-out-By Davis, 3.
Pitching record-on Courtney, IL hits 10
runs in % innings; of Enzle, no hits 4
runs in % innings. Left on bases-St.
Louis, 0; Washington, l.. Time of game
2 hours minutes. Umpires-Messrs. NalIin
and Connolly.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07

Totals. % 81 1Oi Totals. 81 I q is
'Bstted for Smith in seventh inning.
tran for Cravath in seventh inning.
Cincinnati ......... 900 2 o Is
PhiIlies ........ 900 101 o. %
Runs-Rath, Daubert. Roush (2), Duncan.
Kopf (2D, Wingo, Stengel. Smith. Errors
Rath. Rawlings, Stengel t2), Wrightstone,
Wheat. Two-base hit-Stengel. Struck out
BY Ring, 3; by Smith, 1; by Enzmsnn, 1.
First base on baIls-or Ring. 3; OF Smith.
5; OF Belts, 1 OF EHzmsnn, l. Double
plsy-Rath to Ring to Daubsrt. Stolen
hasesERoush. Wheat. Sacrifice hits-Rath
t2l, Duncan C2), Rawlings. Hit by pitcher
BY Smith (Ring).
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
ERRORS BY PILLS
CAUSE THEIR DEFEAT

Philadelphia Aug. 6.-The Reds
again walloped the Phils. Today's
score was S to 2. Six errors by
Cravath toilers helped the champs
materially. The visitors nine hits
were timely.
The noble athletes almost were
left at the post, but after a delay
of fifteen minutes got off in the
mud. plodding along like merry
truck horses at play. They put on
a moist and murky ball game for
the faithful fans, all of which was
appreciated Score:
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
Athletics to Meet Picked Team.

The Athletics will have their
hands full this afternoon when
they meet a picked team from
northeast at the Rosedale diamond
at p. m. Manager Bendon requests
his men to meet at 1918 North Cap
itol street at o'clock. Tomorrow
the Athletics will go down to Fort
Washington for a game with the
Post Marine team stationed there.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
Yanks to Meet Trinity.

The Yankee A. c. will cross bats
with the strong Trinity A. c. to-
morrow afternoon at 3 p. m. on the
Monument Lot. diamond No. l. Sar-
torie. the Yanks' pitching ace, who
has five victories and no defeats to
his credit. will be the hurling Sc
lection.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
First Game

Totals. 81 ~
'Batted for Alexander in 9Th.
+Bztted for Carter in sth.
Slated for Bailey in 9th.
Chicago... 90 o o ?:
New York.2 0 3 o o 0 y
Runs-Burns, Young, t2l, Kelly, Spencer
Merkle, Paskert. Errors-Paskert t2I, Ban
croft. Two-bsse hit-Killefer. Three-base
hit-DoyIe.. Double -plays-Doyle to Ban
croft to Kelly. Left on bases-Chieago, Z;
New York. 4. Base on balls-0n Alexander,
3; of Benton, 3. Hits-0n Alexander, s in
4 innings; of Carter. none in 8 innings; OF
Bailey, none in l inning. Struck k-out-By
Alexander, /; by Carter. 1: by Bailey, /.
Losing pitcher. Alexander. UmpresLMessrs.
KLEIN and Emslie. Time of game hour
IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
Totals. SO 3 30 l3 Totals, 80 80 ID

1BattAd for Rommell in ninth
xrBatted for Coveleskie in tenth.
Score by innings:
Phila o o O I-2
Cleve.... O 0 0 0 0-1
Runs-Welsh. Dugap, Gardner. Errors
Dykes Chapman. Two-base hit-Smith. Sac
ritces-Gsrdner (2), Shannon. Double play
-ONeiII and Johnston. Rsse on bslls-on
RyIanen 2 Hits-Of Rommell. in in
nings; of Keefe / in innings. Hit by
pitcher-By Coveleskie, l (Dykes). Struck
out-By Keefe. l; by Coyeleskie, 5. Win
ming pitcher-Keefe. Umpires-Chll, Friel
and Moriarty. Time Of rame-1 hour and 80
minutes
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
Zone S Swamped.

In six innings of murderous base
ball yesterday the Zone 2 team OF
the Navy Yard League literally
wiped up the field with the team
representing Zone 5. Mcmahon
turned in some heavy hitting with
a single, two doubles and a home
run in five trips to the plate.
Zone 2 ........ 5 4 2'2 2 13-2S
Zone 5 . l 900 O.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07

Totals. 81 6'29 81 Totals. 81 IL 50 ID
Two out when winning run was scored
murphy bsttcd for Williams in sth.
Boston ..... 0O o o o o o-3
ChiczEO....... o IL
RunS-Nitt. Mencsky. Ayers, z. Collins
(2J. J. Collins Kerr. Error-Risberr. Two
base hits-Jsckson. Witt, Hopper, Foster.
Stolen bsses-wesver. Y. Collins. ]. Collins.
Sscrifces-Schalk, Weaver. Left on bases
Boston, 4; Chicago. Il. Bases on bslls-on
Myers G: of Williams. =. Hits-on Will
lizms. in s innings; on Kerr, / in in
nngs. Struck-out-By Myers, 4. Winning
pitcher-kerr. Umpircs-McssrS. Hildebrsnd
and Evans. Time OF game hour 4O
minutes
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
Maryland A. c. With Open Date.

The Maryland Athletic Club has
an open date for Sunday, August
s, and would like to hear from any
fast team for a game. Call Main
427S, Harry Moreland, between
a. m. and 6 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
Reincarnation of the
WildMan Helps Browns
To Conquer Nationals
By JACK NYE.

St Louis, Mo-, Aug 6"Babe" Ruth stuff by Joe Judge who
picked stands, things
with the Browns this afternoon but Ken
spilled beans in the sixth when he uped
counting three the Browns
a endangered. The final
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
Williams-Erde Bout Postponed.

The management Of the Will
Iiams-ErtIe bout In BALTIMORE
diS not Axure or rain to interfere
with the proceedings scseesiet
for last Might and 90 were forced
TO postpone the hEkt until Mon
day night at oriele Park. Lsst
night the park was TOO wet for
the bout.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
Potomac A. c. After Play.

The Potomac A. c. desires a
game for Sunday with any fast
team in the District. Manager W.
A. Tullin,- phone Lincoln 2242, wilt
arrange the contest.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
Tota Is. So l. "a
1Bs tied for Dosk In eighth.
11Ba tied for kircher in ninth.

11Ba tied for Kircher in ninth.
Score by innings:
Roston o o o % o : II
St LOUIS. o o l S3
Runs-Povell Pick, Mann, Christenbury,
HoIke. BoeckeI, Scott, Fournier 49,. Errors
Powell. Ford, Fournier, Hornsoy. Two-base
hits-Christenbury, Boeckel, Fournier t2D,
Clemons, Heathcote. Home run-Holke.
Runs ba tied in-By Powell, Christenbury 81 e,
Pick, HoIke (2), Hornsby 49,. Hits-on
Doak. 10 in innings; of Kircher, 1 In 1
inning First base on errors-Boston, l.;
ST. Louis, l. Left on bases-BostoD, I; St.
Louis. 8. Stolen bases-PoweIl, Pick. Caught
steaIing-By O'Neil (Smith). Sacrifice hit
Mann. Base on balls-By Doak, 4. Struck
out-By Scott, g. by Dosk. 4; by Kircher.
Double plays-Boeckel, Pick and Holke (2D !;
Fournier tuna Rssisted); Dosk, Clemons and
Fournier; Lavan and Fournier. Time hour
and 81 minutes. pire-in-chef-Quigley.
Umpire on bases-O'Dsy. Attends nce-3 0OO
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
NGE Wild EVER AND G LOSE Chief FIGHT ROCK POLES TWO HOMER
Grif Sends Copy of
Little Rock Agreement
To President Johnson

St Louis Aug 6-Somewhere in Washington today Jack
handsome
registering complete bewiderment
Jack probably asking himself "Whsen ALL all
belong and who is going that
heck?
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
SECOND GAME.
Totals. . 30 3 q 10l

nBatted for Tyler in seventh inning.
IIBatted for Jones in ninth inning.
Score by innings:
Chicago. 90 o o % o.
Giants. ....... 0 o o 8 1 90 o-6
Runs - Herzog Terry, Burns (2D, Ban
croft. Young. Frisch. Douglas. Errors
Terry, Paskert, Frisch. Three.base hits
Burns, Terry. Two-bsse hits-Burns. King
Base on balls-0n Tyler, &. OF DaueIas, 4
Struck out-By Tyler. 3: by Douglas, s.
Double play-Dcai to Herzor to Barber. Sac
rihce ny-Ba rber. Stolen bases-TvombIey
Burns. umptres-kiem and Emslie. At
tendancc--1s 900,
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York, 5; Chicago, 2 DIST camel
New York, 8; Chicago, 2 I'D camel
Boston. Z; st. Louis, 3.
BrookIyn-Pittsburg wet grounds.
Cincinnati, 8; Philadelphia, 2.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
Browns Pitching Defeats War.

Brown, OF General Supply, had
the better Of Pettibone in a pitch
ers battle yesterday in the War
1nterbureau League, defeating Fed
eral Trade 2 to o. Both runs were
made due to the errors of the
losers. In the seventh Federal
Trade threatened when they got
four hits. Mclaughlin. for Federal
Trade, played strong game at
shortstop. The score:
RHE
General supply. 900 0I0 0io,-2 4 Q
Fed. Trade ..... 600 900 ooO---o 6 s
Batteries, Brown and Luekett;
Pettibone and Mitchell,
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
AnRIcAN LEAGUE.

st. Louis, IA; Washington. Z.
New York. II; Detroit, Z.
Chicago, 4; Boston, 8 40 inninEs).
Athletics, 2; Cleveland, 1.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-07
Shamroeks Defeated

The Mohawk a. C. trimmed the
Shamrocks on the Shamrock field
Yesterday in seven innings by the
score of 6 TO ..
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whitney other day
and oriole
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington at st. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Boston At Chicago.
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Rice Doubles, Harri. sinxIe.

Rtce's double. a single by Harris
and a walk to Shanks filled the
bases for the Nationals in the sew
enth. with but one out; but they
couldn't put run over the plate,
Engle had everything but control
In the eighth.
After tilling the bases with three
walks, he wild pitched SisIer acros.
the plate and then heaved another
one out of Gharrity's reach, allow
ing Jacobson to count On ton of
this performance he walked Tobin
When the demon scout soaked Sew
ereid between the shoulder blades
Grin began to suspect that he was
not going to do any good out there
so Acosta was called upon. Torres
relieved Charity behind the bat AT
the same time. When Acosta put a
strike across there were wild
cheers, for IL had been some time
since such a thing had happened
Gerber singled to center. scoring
Smith and Tobin, but Harris threw
out Gedeon- Total for the inning
four runs and one hit.
~ Roth singled in the ninth ana
went to third on Harris double
o'NeilFs single scored Roth, and Ell
terse, battiag fer Torres. grounded
" 6efbes fsf tAs Anal sps,
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn e games).
Chicago at New York.
Cincinna d at Philadelphia.
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hBstted for Tyler in seventh inni
IIBatted for Jones In ninth inni
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o.e Best Bet Of the Day-han
. waR.