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The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
M0sby Rangers Reunion
Is Addressed by Upsltau1

MANASSAS. Va, May 7.-Featur-
ing the annual reunion of the
Borty-third Battalion of Virginia
Cavalry. Mosby's Rangers, held here
today. was the address of Congress-
man W. d. Upshaw, of Georgia, who
took, as his subject. Southern 10y
atty National Inspiration"
On account of the bad condition
of the roads to the old Manassas
battlefelds the morning and after
noon programs were combined
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
State Red Men Convene
In Fredericksburg May 19

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. May 7.
seventh-fourth session of the
Great Council of Virginia. Improved
Order of Red Men, will convene
in Fredericksburg, Wednesday and
Thursday. May IS and 10. The De-
gree of Pocohontas, the woman's
auxiliary. will meet here at the
same time. Over $50 delegates are
expected from all parts of the State.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
Seaman Kills "Buddie"
In Fight With Police

NORFOLK. Va, May Trying to
liberate his pal who was under ar
rest George Bud Miller, 1S-year-oId
sailor last night killed him instead,
and Is himself now held on the
charge OF murder. The dead man is
J. 81 WOODS. seaman, second-cIasS
a nernber Of the crew Of the U. 8.
subn1arine Ell.
Thes offcer had placed Woods un-
der arrest You turn that COB
Ioos< ior III kill you," Miller told
the policeman. In the scufhe, the
saifor. the officer claims, shot a
pistol and the bullet struck the
prisoner in the breast.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
Long Leap SaDes Life
OF Mother and Children

WILMINGTON, Del, May Z.
Trapped on the roof of their burn
ing home at Christiana. Del, today
Mrs. Louis Faulkner and her three
small children were forced to leap
through flames to the ground, a dis
tance of 30 feet. All escaped serious
injury.
The fire that started in a general
store kept by Herman Faulkner,
destroyed this property and three
large warehouses. The estimated
loss Is $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
Fairfax Girl Nav Queen.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. MAY Z.
Madeline coe. of Fairfax, Va.
has been elected May Queen by the
student body of the Fredericksburr
Normal School. The crowpinr of
the Queen of May and the annual
field day of the normal school will
take place Friday, May 81.
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thouGhf this WAS 40 be sil--but not
20. for he was also called spen 90
speak lmpromptu.
Mrs Jans Deeter Rippcn. direc-
tor Of the national orGsnizst don.
explained the WORK and growth of
the Girl Scout movement through
out the world. She said that an
average Of 5000 new members were.
being enrolled nenthlys
There were a medley Of songs by
the Girl Sconts and tsbleses ~
Illustrating various phases Of what
Girl Scouts are taught After The
star Spangled Banner all OF the
scouts went ON the frost steps and
were photosrsphed With Mrs Hard
ing and Gen Pershing.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
Shot Dead by Robbers.

CAMDEN, n. J., May County
tonight were loc--'n-. e..
thres ,mep who late this afternoon
shot. 10 .deet.I edward Hat, L. 3
years joid. OF Riverton. Hatch sur
pri@ 20 the men while they were
rob; t5g hfs boatFouse at DeIair,
-.~s here, TNe victim succeeded in
crawling r brickyard nearby, but
81 TIE aid, could be sum-
- .,egJ - .'----'~' - '+~-
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Married Last December,

LYNCHBURG, Va, May 7-Mr.
and Mrs Z. A Overstreet, of Bed
f"~A. - jrst announced the mar
riiEe ci tSair daGs.Itc=, N.ss Pearle
{ vf rect. to John E. CatIin. the
''r"m"Ry hsv' 'nR been performed IN
Norfolk, December 2s last by Rev.
]. l. Riddick-
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The recent extension of the fran
chise in Sweden now gives that
country more women voters than
men. - -''--', - =
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST.

TRAVELLING BAG, sATUR-
day afternoon, on Pa. ave- Sc. Fipder
please notify Mrs. W. W. GRIFFITH. 1245
LIST st. ne. Reward. FIR. 4s4O. 800
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At the age OF u years. Miss Nerns
Brown is chaplain OF. the Illinois
Senate
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to, Mrs Hardin every day an shake
hands with her an have Gen. Per-
shin salute U.S." rejoined her COM
panion.
Were Spskesnea.
These two good. pretty little
Scouts unconsciously were spokes-
men for the whole delegation that
assembled for this mammoth rally.
The vari-colored flags of the differ
ent patrols gave a festive touch to
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
VAIL STARSASC.U. .
TRIMS VILLANOVA
Outfielder's Bat and Fielding
Play Part In 6 to 4
Victory.

A smile of contcntment graced
the countenance Of Charlie Moran.
the Catholic University coach. as he
left the field after the game which
his charges had played with Villa
nova yesterday afternoon. The
Pennsylvanians had won the first
game of the series and Moran was
out for revenge. He got 1t, by the
close score of 6 to I. and his un-
dying thanks are due to his classy
little left fielder, George Vail. II
was the latter's three base blow in
the first frame that started Sweeney
on the path to the cooling showers
1t was his four catches of difficult
fly balls. one of which he turned
into a double play, that shut off a
quartet OF Pennsy rallies.
;, The visitors at the outset found
the offerings OF Dolard to their
hiking and when he was hauled"
in the third, four counters had been
garnered. In the first Robinson
singled, Ryan repeated, Mcdonnell
advanced both runners. and Comes
did the trick with a one-base blow.
The later scored when Connoly
tripled to center.
Ryan opened session three with a
"Ruther." Result-the derrick for
Dollard. At this stage entered
Jackson to take up the burden.
The captain of the Red and Black
nine performed perfectly. allowing
but a duet of hits. Up to the time
that :Dollard was removed the
Brooklanders also had the satisfac-
tion Of sending Sweeney to change
from Uniform to "civies." In the
first inning Speedy" Default beat
out an infield hit. Driscoll sacri-
feed and Vail three-sacked. Mack's
hit scored the c. u. left gardener.
Currin singled TO open the Sec
ond. Dollard tapped one for three
bases and scored when Ryan erred
on Driscoll's roller. In the third
Corwin was ticketed to first. Mack
sacrificed. Dunn singled. Here Cur
rim laid down a neat bunt, the
squeeze worked and Corwin was
across. Nothing stirred until the
sixth, when Currin singled, went to
the keystone sack on Lynch's bunt
and scored when Jackson singled.
Robinson's catch OF Driscoll's
long fly was one of the fielding
features, while Defaults many
stops helped to en1iven the matinee
The score:
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FIRST ROUND COMPLETED IN
WAR DEPARTMENT TOURNEY

Moore. 1';up; Middleton defeated
HULK and &; Jewell defeated Luu-
deem, 6 and I; Lowe defeated Wes-
son. 4 and 2; Donnelly defeated
venable, 5 and q: Fries defeated
Burdett, 5 and 3. Perkins drew q
bye in this flight. I.
Second fiight-Kerr defeated
Cheatham. l up; Patrick defeated
Barnes by default: Kramer de-
feated Penn, l up; Lindsay defeated
jones' up; Morey defeated Han
nay. 2 and /: 1Walmsley defeated
Mountford. 1 up; .warfield and Cop
thorne drew byes.
Third hight-Barker defeated
Stockell: 3 up: Haan defeated wilby,
. and a; Mitchell defeated Robins,
8 and Q: Gasser defeated Rivers, /
up; Palmer defeated Marshall, 1 up;
Guliion. Reynolds and Swallow
drew byes.
Fourth fight-McKeeby defeated
Jones. 4 and .; Richardson defeated
Hill. and s; Gutensohp defeated
Edgerton. 3 and /: Cruickshank de-
feated Morey. 3 and 2: Holbrook
defeated Harris. up; Jacobson,
Shepard and Wolffsmith drew byes.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
MARYLAND DOWNS
GEORGIA Tech, 6-3
semler's Circuit Clout Fea.
lures Victory. Over ssGold.
en- Tornado"

University of Maryland trimuphcd
over Georgia Tech s to 3 at College
Park yesterday afternoon. Mary
land generally outclassed the
Southerners showing a fine brand of
ball in all departments.
Neither team scored in the first
three innings. In the fourth, Mary
land registered its fourth tally.
Groves beat out an ,inheld hit. was
sacrificed by Bailey. took third on
Keene's grounder and scored when
Paganucci hit a grounder to Nor
gan at third, which was entirely too
hot for that worthy to handle. =
In the fifth. Maryland added two
more when Semler. the first batter.
clouted to center for the circuit.
Pollock's blow, an error. q sacrifice
hit and Bailey's single accounted for
another tally. In. the seventh AS
bury was yanked : in favor OF
O'Leary. Hits y2Eisep1an.. Pollock,
Bailey, Keene and PAganucci were
obtained from his offerings in this
inning for Msryland.s last three
runs. The Georgiafis scored their
first run in the seventh on a double.
a pass, an out and a folders choice.
In the ninth the Southerners scored
doubled, Ingram grounded ont TO
first. Barron doubled. Settle flied out
to short and Webb singled.
The game ended the visitors trip
in this section, during which they
won and lost against Georgetown
and tied with, Navy. - ~.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
MUSIC FROM THE SANDLOTS

The Diamond A. c. won a prsc-
tice game from the ST. Johns Col
lege nine yesterday by a score OF
4 to 3.
Tonight at 8 o'clock the members
of Troop 73, Boy Scouts, viii holo
a night hawk to Chain Bridge. All
members are requested to meet al
Dupont circle at 1880.
TIL. Northeast Hnltops defeated
the Railroad Y. NJ e. A. team yes
terday by a score OF 6 to 0. for
games with the Hilltops call LIN
coin IS after Z p. m.
The treasury Inter-buresu League
will open its fifty-second game sea-
son on Tuesday. May ). at O'Clock.
The Prohibition and Auditor for
Navy teams will cross bats on the
West diamond Of the EIlipse in the
opening game. The success of the
league is promised by the strong
mines that have been given fran
chises.
The Washington Giants will hook
up with the Red Caps and the Le-
droit Tigers will meet the George
town Athletics Sunday at Union
League Park.
The Navy Yard team of the col
ored Departmental League will
clash with the Treasury nine on
Saturday at o'clock. The game
will be played on diamond No. 8,
Monument lot.
The Oriental Tigers will journey
to Deanwood Sunday to meet the
Deanwood A c. All players are
requested to report at 10 o'clock at
the managers residence.
The Holy Name Independents
wish to arrange games with fast
l6-year-old teams. Address Ralph
Kennedy. IS X street northeast.
The Kenncbec A. e. won its second
game Of the season yesterday. de-
featinE the Maroon A. c. IL TO 5.
The hitting OF April, Elliott and
Snyder featured the game. The Ken
nebecs will hook M with the lnds-
rendent Juni9rs on Sunday. They
will meet at Seventh and o strces
at O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Hugmen Bat Zachary From
Box, Overcoming Early Lead
Bill Piercy Holds Griffs Safe After First
Round. Sam Rice Steals Home with
Aid of Schang's Bum Work.

YORK April 28-The Yankees finally stopped George Nc
Nationals the farewell of series Of four the Polo
by a of 9
only did the Yankees unmber that murderous attack of
they also showed
ing appeared strong lead for the visitors after the first half
inning played Furthermore despite heavy cannonadng
part Washngtons wicked htters, young New York
pitcher uaed Pery performed ably from finish tehe
reason to believe Higgins be able of the
startling faulty pitching
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
THREE HIGH MINES
IN ACTION TO-DAY

Coach Menefee's Central nine is
scheduled to meet the Johns Hopkins
University Freshmen team today In
Baltimore for the first of two bat
ties between them, the other con-
test being scheduled for late in May
here. Probably Jack Brinkman will
work for Central. Coming back to-
night the locals will have little rest
as they hike to the Monumental
City again tomorrow for a return
game with Baltimore City College
whom they downed here Wednes-
day, g. to Z.
Eastern will entertain the George.
Mason High School nine of Alex
andria today. either at Rosedale or
on the Monument grounds. In the
high school championship games at
the Central stadium Tech clashes
with Western at 3 p. m. Brayton VS..
Hair will be the lineup in the pitch
ers' duel expected.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
PENN OARSNEN
READY FOR NAVY

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 2s.-Coach
Joe" Wright and his squad of Uni
versity of Pennsylvania oarsmen
making up a party of thirty-six ar
rived here this afternoon for their
annual regatta with crews of An
napolis Midshipmen on Severn River
on Saturday afternoon. The party
includes the varsity. freshmen. and
a l50-pound eight. The eights will
be pitted against like crews of the
Midshipmen. Favored by excellent
conditions of water. the Quaker
oarsmen got in their first workout
just before sunset. The men are all
in good condition.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Virginia Meets
Catholics TOduy

The University of Virginia ball
nine VIII meet the Catholic Uni
versity team this afternoon at
$3.50 on Knlian Field I'm Brook
land today. Final arrangements
for this contest were completed
yesterday and 1t will mark the
hrst appearance of the virginians
I'm Washington with the excep,
tion OF the basketball game
with George Warrington last
winter, since relations were sew
cred between themselves and
Georgetown.
Coach Moran of the BrookIand
agEregation faces n tough propo-
sition when II comes to choosing
n hurler for the game, for yes
terday Bill Dollnrd was ham.
mered from the mound by the
Nfiianova batters, and Moran
was forced to use ackson. Dol
lard. however. will draw the as
signment and faces a mighty
task The visitors have a large
following In this vicinIty, and all
Indications point TO q banner
crowd for the game.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

The Bradley School nine defes,,s
inc 3. J. Bowen team. 9 10 6 a, ~.
eieVen-inning game yesterday. F,r
games with the Brsdleys sdd-,.,
Manager Stone. 1908 c street Soutb.
west. su'n-
Inc Association OF Western TTnio,
employees swamped the Yankee A q
yesterday. IL TO 0. Limerick, tuIrI-
ing Tor the winners. allowed INIT ~,
hlts. Sweeney's home run ana az
heldinG Of Linkins featured the
game. e
-
The Marathon A. c. has booked .
game for Sunday with the commsrc.
n {. on diamond No. 8. Monument
Lot All players are requested - %
port TO Manager Magruder BY II so
Hunts Bearcats will tsckl. N.
Bethesda Regulars Of the Mouteom-
cry County League. on tn. lean.
diamond at Bethesda. Nd. on sat
urday at o'clock. Members OF
10th teams are members Of tn.
Bethesda Athletic Association. ana
wish TO solicit games with first-cIsss
teams from the District. In this
manner double-hesders may be ar
ranged for the same afternoon with
the Besrcats and the Regulars
Henry J. Hunt. former county com-
missioner and well-known former
high school athletic star. Is manager
OF the Besrcsts. and Busey II How
ard. prominent sportsman and real
tor. manages the Regulars For
games address either OF them at
Chevy Chase p. o.. Nd. Would like
TO hear from the Knickerbockers.
Shamrocks. Msyhowers, Rex and
teams OF like caliber.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

First round matches in the War
Department golf tournament were
completed yesterday on the Munich
pal course. with most Of the favo-
rites qualifying for the second
round. which Is to be finished by
next Saturday. Altogether 55 mem
bers of the association took part
in the initial round. The field is
now cut to thirty-two. nine Of the
entrants drawing byes and enter
ing the second round without COM
petition. -
Several close matches resulted in
the initial round. Kerr and
Cheatham went twenty holes before
the former gained the decision.
Kramer also took twenty holes to
defeat Penn. and the Lindsay-Jqnes
match required nineteen holes.
Lindsay finally winning out. The
Taylor Moore, Walmsley-Mo
ford. Gasser-Rivers, Palmer-Mar-
shall and HolbFook- Harris. contests
were all decided on the final green.
The results OF the first round:
First flight-Grissinger defeated
Bull. and s; Taylor defeated
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Va. Trackmen Leave.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. April
2s-Eight members Of Virginia's,
track and field squad left tonight,
for Philadelphia. TO participate iu
the Penn games. Seward is en-
tered in the special loo-ySrd dash
and Capt. Archer and Chamberlain
in the high jump. The mile relay
team includes Paddy and Ben
Baker. Yellott and Bohsnnon. with
Talbot No. s. Virginia may also
enter the short distance medley
relay to be run tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Dodgers Jolt Giants Again;
Indians Swamp Tigers 18 to S
Brooklyn Makes 1t Four Straight Over Nc
Graws, tol. Uhle's Homer with Bases
Full Features Tribe Win.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-Held by
Ryan, of the Giants. to one hit in
six innings, the Dodgers fell on
McGraw's finger in the seventh and
smashed out two runs, winning
their fourth straight victory over
the team from the Polo Grounds
this afternoon. 3 to /. Thus ended
the trst Interborough series in COM
plete disaster for the once confident
Giant crew. The Dodgers have won
eight straight. Score:
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CLEVELAND. April 2s.-cIeve.
land made it three out of four by
winning the fnal game from the
Detroit Tigers here today by a
score Of Is to 5. UhIe practically
won his own game by hitting a
home run in the fourth with the
bases full. The champions made
new seasons hitting and scoring
record, collecting a total of twenty
three safeties off Pitchers Leonard
and Cole. Score:
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
BRAVES COME BACK:
BEAT SIDES, 4 TO 0

The Washington Braves staged a
comeback at American League Park
yesterday. defeating the Brooklyn
Slides to Q. Alex Albritton, the
Braves new slab artist. allowed
but three scattered hits and struck
out nine. The fielding of Brown
and the hitting Of Barber featured
the game. The two teams play
this afternoon and tomorrow. The
box ccore:
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Mt. Rainier Election NAV 2,

Arrangements have been completed
for the municipal election here May
2. The candidates for mayor are
Mrs. n. E. Harmon. Floyd B. Ma
thias, DIR. r. F. Truett and William
z. Rider. Councilman Norman A.
Pruitt is a candidate to succeed njm-
self. while the only other avowed
councilmanic candidate is B. IgIe-
hart
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Untp. Chases Bush,
But Red Sor Win

BOSTON. April 2s.-The Boston
Red Sox took the final game Of the
series with Philadelphia by a score
Of to 2. Joe Bush started the
game for the Sox but was put out
for disputing a decision at the plate.
Myers replaced him and pitched
good ball. though F. Walker put
over a home run in the seventh
inning. The score:
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
TlDo H0niers With -Four
On Bases Beat Braves

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. April as
By winning the final clash OF the
set the Phillies were able to break
even with Boston. The Phillies won
today. II to 6. twice clearing full
houses with home runs. In the first
inning Ralph Miller found three of
his pals on the cushions and poled
a homer into left-field bleachers.
In the eighth Lee Meadows in
serted a second homer into the
bleachers and four runs resulted.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
HAS
NO-HIT VICTORY

Pitcher Alexander, of the War
Department team. turnd in a no-hit-
no-run game against the Naval Hos
pital yesterday. The War Depart
ment won out by a score of to o.
Beckwith pitched well for the hos
pital boys until the eighth inning,
when he weakened. allowing four
runs. Alexander had twelve strike
outs to his credit. The box'score:
War Dent All ri P0 AIS.raiH Al n p0 A
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

IWU-Udse hIts-MIIAn, Plercy ?, Peck.
Sacrifice - Zachary. Stolen bases Rice,
Pipp- Double plsy-Pipp. unaSSisted.
Hits-On Zachary In . innings, OF Erick-
son In innings. Left on bases-Nev
York IL, Washington .. First base on er-
rors-New York l. Washington l. Struck
out-By Piercy 4. by Erickson 2 Bases on
nalls-On P1ercy 1. Oh Zachary l. of Erick-
son 8. on Courtney l. Hit by pitched ball
Lewis. by Piercy; Piercy. by Erickson
Balk--Piercy. Wild pitch-Courtney. I'm
pires-Moriarty and Connolly. Attenda nee
10. 900.
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Runs-Cullen, Sullivan 2. Mccarthy,
Brown. Weeks, Rapp. Mcbride 3. Gerald 2,
Rosehe ?, Ardigo. McMurray, Rousseau. En-
rors-Brown, NeMurray. Two-base hits
Mcbride, Ardigo. Mccarthy. Sullivan,
Brown- Three-base hits-Klodzen. Cullen,
Roaehe- Home run-NcBride. Sacrifice
hft-Ardigo, NcMurray, Gerald. Stolen
hases--snllivan. Weeks. Mcbride 2, Roache,
A-dtgo. AeAurrsy. Holden. Lsft on bases
Weshinxton ). spaulding 9. First base on
halls-On Rousseau 1. Oh Bean L. Hit by
pitcher-By Rousseau, Brown; by Be.n,
Gersdi. Herron. Struck out-By Roussesu
~ Bean I. Tine-i:2o.- Unpire-Nan.
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Ford =. Rawlings, williams .. R. Miller ..
Meusel. BruEgy. Meadows .. Errors
Powell. southworth. Rawlings Earned
ruLs-Philadelphia II, Boston g. Left on
bsses-Philadelphia 3. Boston 10. Two-base
hits-Rawlings, Scott. r. Miller. Home
runs-R. Miller, Williams. Meadow Dou-
bic plays-Meadows to Brurgy to L>e.
Rawlings to r. Miller to Lee. R. Miller to
Rawlings TO Lee. Bases on balls-or
Meadows 8. on Scott (. Struck out-By
Meadows !. by Scott T. Hit by pitcher-By
Scott. Rawlings. Time-2 hours CnpireS-
Brennan and Emslie
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Spdulding Beats ..
Washington, u-6
outplayed

Spaulding Council outplayed
Washington yesterday in the K. of
c. League. winning by a score of IL
to 6. Mcbride, of Spaulding. made
three hits out Of four times at bat,
including a home run and q two
bagger. Rousseau was hit hard in
spots. but held the Washingtons safe
in the pinches. Today Washington
and Carroll will battl at $40. The
box score: -,
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Virginians eBaten.

CHARLOTTESVILL Va, April
2s.-oglethorpe University's nine
defeated Virginia today. score II to
2, in a game called in the sixth in
ming to allow the visitors to catch
train.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

Totals. 30 0 q 13 Totals. 30 724 8
Ca sthohc University. 2 2 1 0 o 1 30 rs
VillRnova ............ 3 o 1 o o o o o.
Runs-DeNault, Vail. Corwin. Currin 2,
Dollzrd, Robinson. Ryan ., Comes. Er-
rors-Ryan 2. Three-base hits-vail, Dol
lard. Connolly. Home run-Ryan. Double
piays-van to Mack. o'Brien to Comes to
o'Donnell. Bases on balls-on Dollard .
OF Meader 1. Hits-0n Dollard 5. OF Jack
son 2. OF Sweeney 8. OF Meader 5.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

Runs-semlef, Efsnan. Pollock 2 Bailey.
Goldstein. Webb. -Rozne. "Two-base hits
Morgan 2. Griffin, Barron. Home run--sem-
Ter. Hits-on Asbury, in innings; OF
O'Leary. in 2 innings. Sacrifice hits
Groves, Bailey. Stolen bases-Barron, Else
man, Groves, Bailey. Double plays-Eise-
man to Pallock: Moran to Bailey. Left on
bases-By Maryland IL. by. Georgia Tech 3.
First base on balls-Of Asbury 8, OF Keene
1. First base on errors-Maryland l, Geor-
gia Tech 1. Struck out-By keene 8, by
Asbury 4. by 0'Lesry 1. Umpire-Aetzler
Time-1:45.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

Errurs-Grant Patterson. Fleming, Kenner
.. Dean 3. TwO-base hits-Barber. Stolen
hases-Grsnt. Patterson, wingheld, Fisher
=. Sacrifice hits-Allen. Sacrifice ny
Fisher. Base on balls-0n womack I. on
AIbrittOn 2. Struck out-By womack ?.
by AIbritton s. Double plays-Johnston to
Kenner to Dean; Taylor to Fleming. Hit by
pitcher-By Albritton CPatterson), by wom-
ack (Fisherl. Cmpires-Harley and Bar
ber Time-l:30
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

In the second game of the Liberty
loan League tho Securities team had
little trouble in defeating the Ad-
dressograph nine IL to >. Ellis
pitching and Mann's hitting featured
the game.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Totals. 81 7T II

y,
NcLaren. Errors-Smith Niedfeldt. Ingley
Cherry. Constantine 9. Damon 2. Two-hase
hit-Clark Three-base hit-McIaren Hits
on Alexander 0, OF Beckwith Z. Sacrifice
hits-Dust, Constantine ., 'Gowder Stolen
bases-Dust. InEley. Patterson. Left on
bnses-War Department o. Naval Hospital T.
First base on balls-0n Alexander 5. of
Beckwith 4. Hit by pitcher-By ALEXIS nder,
Janett: by Beckwith, Alexander. STRUCK
out-By Alexander IL, by Beckwith 4.
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ba Sc hit-keIly. Three-base hItS-keIIy.
Johnston, King. Sacrifice hit-wheat.
Double plsys-Grifhth to Honey. Bancroft
to Frisch 10 Kelly. Bancroft to Kelly,
Ruetber to Olson to Honey. Hits-On
Ryan Z In innings. Left on bsses-Giants
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Ruether ?. Bases on bslls-On Ryan 4, OF
Ruether l.. Umpires-McCormick and Hart
Attendance--l2, 900.