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Guyon Starts GridirOn
Work at Eastern High

The first Eastern high football
practice of the year was held at
the Rosedale Fairgrounds yesterday.
About thirty candidates reported to
Coach Guyon. The workout lasted
for two hours. preliminary punt
ing. passing and falling on the ball
being the rule.
OF last years letter men. Cap
tain Prender, quarterback: Herzog,
the big tackle; O'Dea, center; Cap
per, guard, and Leonard. end, were
back. other promising prospects
are Matyka guSrd; Moran. half
back; Litchfeld, halfback; Harrison,
end: Roudabush, end or halfback,
and Meyers, quarter or halfback.
Diegelman, the big guard, Cud-
more. tackle, and whitney, half
back, all last years letter men who
were expected back this fall are
out OF the game on account OF
parental objection.
Eastern's first practice game will
be played on the Monument lot mex,
Tuesday against st. Johns Prep.
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LATONIA RESULTS.

First Race = Sweet Liberty, 104
(Wilson), 1910, $50, $50; Big Son,
107 (E. Barnes), 1880. 1880; Ed
Garrison, 1O2 tScobie), 1870. Time.
1:I4 As. w. G. McClintock, Fluzir,
Port Light, Pleasant, Col. Taylor
Amanda. Marion Hollins, Little
Blossom, The Englishman also ran.
Second Rnce-Montjoy. 112 Gar
ner), $3.50, $50. $40; Demos, 112
(Kederis). 2s0. 2-3O: Clough. 112
CParke). $50. Time. 1:14 AS. Pin
dar, Peel. Lugs, Fincastle. Maximac,
Spats. DIR. Prall also ran.
, Third Race-Peggy c., 9S (Parke),
900, $50. 3.20; Frank F., 101 (Fields),
1850, 100; Lackawanna, 10S (Fran-
Lonely, Mazola, Shipmate, Hocnir,
Sandy H., Ollie Palmer. Miss Pros
perity also ran.
Fourth Race - Rouleau, l07 ON
Garner), 1850, $40, $50. Peter
Piper, los (PooD. 4.20, 800; West
wood. 112 Gonsford), ESQ. Time
1:12 As. Mercella Boy, Ballet
Dancer II. Refugee II. Muskallonge
Dodge also ran.
Fifth Race - RangoonS lis On
Garner), 4.SO, $40, '2.1O' "ooutrdp
1OS (Mooney), $50, 40; Parader
| 103 (Sobie), $3.50. Time, 1:51 2-5
Blanche Mac. Travesty. Alta Boy II
Pimlico, United Verde, Sands o.
Pleasure, Kinburn also ran.
sixth Race - Bright Leaf, TO-
| (Barnes), 1850, 1000. 4.50; Hold Ne
I16 CM. Garner). 11.So, $40; ON
nipotent, III (Frances). ESQ. Time
1:OS. Georgette. The Colonels Lady
Josephine weidel, Torsida. Bobbe'
Hair, voorgeria, Little Polly, Happ,
Girl, Foul Weather also ran.
seventh Race 'Omer X, 10
Gregory, 1870, 7.5O, $40; Ace. 10
(Erobbin), 1870, $50; Radio, II
G,ansford), $50. Time, 1:47 1-5
Miss Fontaine, Tribune, Blon
Buddy, Rama, May Boudine ais
ran.
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40 Report to Coach
MetzIer at Central

About forty candidates for the Cen
trail high football team reported TO
Coach MetzIer at the STADIUM yester-
day for the first regular practice OF
the year. On account Of the hot
weather, the workout was limited to
about twenty-five minutes. Punting.
running down under the ball. and for
ward passing were all that was at
tempted by the Central Coach
But four of last years letter men
will be on hand this year. and Metzler
has a hard task cut out to prepare
for the first game of the season
on October 1 with Charlotte Hall
Military Academy. The 1920 regu-
lars are Buckley and Wilton in the
backfield, and Littell and Duffy in the
line.
Goodman, Rauber and Newman
backs, and Nettekoven. end, are prom
ling material. Childress and .McFad'
den, the basket ball stars, are also
out for the team, though they have
had practically no football experience
Kearns, the track man. is a candi'
date for the backfield.
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IS Tech FOOTBALL
CANDIDATES OUT
Report to Coach Apple for
First Real Workout at
Potomac Park.

,seventy-five candidates for the
Tech High football team reported
to Coach Apple at Potomac Park
Yesterday for their first practice.
The men were divided into seven
SQUADS and worked out for about
two hours.
A few team formations were tried
out. besides some kicking and for
ward passing. The men are all In
good shape after their trip to west
River last week. and the squad VIII
be- taken along at a fast clip dur
ing the next few days. Another
session will be held today. begin
ming at o'clock.
Among the more promising OF the
candidates who turned out yester-
day are the following: Halfbacks
r. MacCartee. Kline. Wood, oVe-
sada, Bevens, Murray, HALEY
ends. Mccormick, Walsh. Terry, ]
Pugh; fuilback. Brumer: quarter
backs. A. MacCartee, C. Pugh, Har'
wood, Price, Marshall; centers
House. Reese; guards. Yiiek. shanks
Harris, shillinger, Howison: tackles
supplee. Lewis, Smith. Tetsr. Adams
The Washington herald., 1921-09-20
0IJNIET TOPs AMATEUR FEID-THDEN CRUSIIES Johnson
Wins American Net Title .
In Straight Sets, 6-1, 6-3, 81
Completely Outplays His Opponent VINO 1ets
But Three Placements in Match, Oniy
Ten Points in First Set.

GERMANTOWN, Pa. Sept. IL
There was once upon time
theatrical venture entitled TOO
Much Johnson" II didn't last very
long. This afternoon. however, on
the Cricket Club courts II was
case of TOO Much Tilden.
The lanky worlds champion DEM
onstrated that very clearly in ex-
actIy thirty-eight minutes, when ne
met wallace A. johnson in the IL
nails for the American title. wnich
he has won on two other occasions
The championship match was won
in straight sets, 6-f 6-5. ano
6-l. Not once was he In danger Oh
defeat
Tilden was at the top of his game.
He played superlatise tennis ana OF
such quality that no player In the
game could have been half a ma,ch
! for him. The johnson who mao
| battled him to an SIS tie IN the
first set saturday before rain came,
was a weakling in Tilden's hanos
today.
The champion never removed ms
heavy sweater, though the sun peat
down with midsummer intensity
ana his opponent toiled and pers-
pired in an effort to check Tilden
vicious slashes.
Tilden used tremendous aHouns
of speed in his returns. and hau
absolutely perfect length In Bic
placements. He played deep cour'
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to face in the second round. But
Guilfrd has a rugged youngster In
Won Elm, Pacific Coast and trans
champion, to overthrow.
Following the general detour of
the elastic drop. Evans and ouimet
should go to the semi-final round in
the upper half. Jones should also
reach this position in the lower
realm but whether his opponent will
be Gardner, Armour or Knepper is
no part of an easy guess. although
Bob Gardner would look to have
the call.
The auaIifiers for the match play are:
IA, Francis 0uimet, Boston.
147, r. Z. Knepper, Sioux City.
Isl. R. T. Jones, Atlanta. Jesse Guilford.
Boston.
I52, H. R. Johnstoa-- st. Paul, Reggie
Lewis, Greenwich, E. II. Bankard, Chicago,
Bob Gardner, Chicago.
l54. William I. Hunter, England, DR.. o.
F. Willing, Portland, George Won Elm, Salt
Lake City, Clark Speier, Seattle.
155, Tommy Armour, Scotland. E
158, Max Marston, Philadelphia.
1871. Jesse Sweetser. Siwanoy.
l5S. Charles Evans, tr. .sas
l59 A. P. Boyd, Birmingham, G. L. Dex
ter, Dallas, Edward Held, st. Louis, Clarence
Wolf, ST. Louis. o.. ..
16O. L. E. Burning, Des Moines. jane
Manion, st. Louis, J. n. Simpson, Indiana
polls. '-.
16l, Richard Bockenkamp, st. LOUIS Le
| SteiI Seattle, j. VI. Wells.
1872, Albert Seckel, Chicago. Roger Lord
ST. Louis. Ben Stein. Seattle, John, NJ. An
derson, New York. IS
The 1895 will play on, for the other plac'
| tomorrow. ~.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-20
Red S0r TlDice Defeat
White; Faber Inef ectiUe

BOSTON. Sept. 19.-Not that 1t
makes much difference to palpitat-
ing public at this stage Of the sea-
son, but the Red Sox took double
header from the Chicago White Sox
today.
In the first game they damned
Thompson and Hodge for sixteen hits
and a 6-to-2 win, and in the second
won, 8 to s. Faber went to the mound
for the White Sox when the score was
tied in the seventh inning OF the sec
ond game. and was promptly reached
for six hits and three runs Inc
score: So -szts
The Washington herald., 1921-09-20
Connaught Park Results

First Race-BiIl Block, 106 (Gant-
ner). $50, $40, 4.25: Nellie Lemon,
los (Henchy), $40, $50; The Cigar
ette, 105 (Murphy), 7.3o. Time
1907 Us. Also ran: Indian Prince
China. Ferrum, Target and The
Manageress.
second Race-Golden Chance, 1O4
(Moore), $50, 2.9O, 2.65; War Tank,
"a (Gantner), $50, $40; Scarpia III,
1Os (Thurber), $50. Time l:14 1-5.
Also ran: Talent, Whippoorwill,,
Tony, Hillandale and Douglas Fair
banks.
Third Raee-Mike, 10s (Atkinson).
1l.6O, 41O, 2.95; Ballynew, 81 Cant
ner), 2.9O, 2.70; Tom Goose, los
CHinphy), Ais. Time 1:15. Also
ran: Gallouberry, Diamond Dale,
Dixie Flyer, Lady Mildred.
Fourth Rnce-Propagand 107
(Moore), $40, 4.55, 3.45; Plain Bill,
112 (Gantner), 500, 3.65; Ettahe
lis (Geitch),, $50. Time 1:15. Also
ran: Pinard, Mess Kit. Tarascon
Dancing Girl.
Fifth Race-Optimism, 103 (Thur-
ber), 6.75, $50. 2.45; Lady Granite
1913 (Boganowski), 800, LIS; Land.
less, 96 (Gantner), 2,50 Time 1:4l
Also ran: Aunt Lin, Miss Dixie
War Tax. sacajawea and Sweet
Pattutie.
skin Rnce-oriental Park. 81
(Boganowski), 11.65, $50, 3.S5; AL
catraz, 90 (Gantner), 2.s5, 2.65
Edith X, 100 Murphy. S.s5. Time
1:46 3-5. Also ran: Sain Rose, Cap
tain Hodge, Mountain Girl, Undine
Counsel and Madrid.
| Seventh Race-Paula ". los (Bo-
ganoswki), ,6.35, 3.25. 2.so; Blarne,
Boy. 80 (Gantner), 3.s5. 3.10:y Buck.
horn II. 5ie fAtkfnson), 400, Tim.
I1:47. Also ran: Yakamine. Serbian
Princess aLou. j. Alfred Clark and
Water Willow.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-20
YANKEES BLOW UP
And TIGERS POUND
OUT lO-6 VICTORY
Detroit Scores s Runs in
Sth Inning Indians
Again Take Lead.
R,,WEsrBRook PEGLER.

NEW YORK, Sept 1s.-Those
poor, disappointed Detroit pitchers
suddenly threw a catfit in the eighth
inning Of teday's game with the
Yanks at the Polo Grounds, claWeu
up three Yankee pitchers and chased
the New York club out of first place
Any one could see 1t was likely 10
happen any moment. Carl Mays was
Just lazing along over his customary
route. mentally spending his worlds
series money Babe Ruth wasn't NIT
ting, but then he had fifty-six home
runs to his credit and the other lads
were slapping the ball. having driven
Oldham out of the pox in the tourth'
The Yanks were leading, to o, as
the eighth began. The fanks were
trailing. s to 5. as the eighth ended
and 10 to as the final out was maze
and the calculators began casting up
The standing of the clubs. Cleveland
now leads the American League py
two points. with figure Of .62s. Tne
Yankees are .6z7 and lucky TO De
there, for the Indians were idle anu
thus had no chance to increase the
to them
The Washington herald., 1921-09-20
Connaught Park Entries

First Race-The Au ReYoir Han
dicap; 2-year-olds; 5h furlongs.
May s., 100; Mary D.. 106; Nellie
Harper, 109; Quanah, 112; Ferrum,
1O3; Fast Trial, 109: Navisco, 1Os;
Happy Buxton, 112-
second Raee-Claiming; 3-year-
oIds; 53z furlongs. Miss Ouri, 100;
Tonah, 105; Scarpia I'd. 10S; Plain
Bill. Ill; Kinetic. 100; 'Remeau, 1o6;
Frivol, lo9: Gallou-Berry, 80; Lady
Mildred. 109; Musito, 114; Talent,
1o3; Douglas Fairbanks, 10s; Great
Hawk, III; 'Dixie Flyer. 1O4; Hill
andale, log.
Third Race-Claiming: 3-year-
olds: 1 mile. Little Dear, go; High
Olympus, 100; Mountain Girl, 104;
Chick Barkley. 100: Tom Goose, 104 {;
Aunt Lin, 95; Little Gink. ,104; Mike,
SO; whippoorwill. 1o4; 'sacajawea,
81; Rib, 100; Tarascon, 10; Paddy
Dear. 100; Madrid, 104.
Fourth Race-The Consolation
Handicap: 3-year-olds and up; i
mile. key T.. 96; Padua, 107: Duke
Run, los; BIazonry, 9s; Salvatelle
81; Kashmir, 100: Kuklux, 10.
Fifth Race-Claiming; 3-year-olds
ana up nlle ana an eiBnln
Seven Seas. SO; Dinty Moore. 100
Piedra. -1O7; Captain Hodge, 80;
Crown of Gold. 103; Jimmie o'Brien
80; White Haven, 107; Zoie, 90
Yakmine, 102; "OrientaI Park, 98
Blarney Coy. 100; Lady Granite. s6i
Jack Healy, 1o2.
Sixth Raee-Claimlng; 3-year-olds
and up; 1 mile. "Mr. X. 100; Mormon
Elder, 109; Oaklawn Belle. 03
Mack Garner, 107; Darnley, 115
Craftsman, 100; Propaganda, 103
American Eagle, 107; Duke Run
los.
seventh Race-3-year-olds anC
up: mile and and a sixteenth. .J
Alfred Clark. s5; Chimera. i12
Gegge w. f07: .count Boris. 1o7
Wary N Stevens. 112; Counsel, los
she Devil, 104; Bourbon Green, 113
ust Fancy, 109.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-20
Mats, Idle, Drop Into
Second DiUisiOn

The Grinmen, have done the
expeeted mt last, and today they
are ON the other side OF the
divfding iine which separates
the sheep from the Eostsi In
other words. they are In the
SECOND division. Two defeats of
the white sox yesterday put thr
Bostonians half n game aheH1
Of the locals.
The Grins are In dohger 'f
siipping farther II the tracks are
not sanded. for Cobb's Tigers
are snarIing In their rear, only
one game away. II Detroit sue
eecds I'm aneIIinE the Yankees
again today. while the Mats fall
before Chicago I'm the opesinE
game Of the series here today
Il will be sixth place for our
hopefuls. Tom Phillips, the
ssuthern League recruit. or Zach
ary will work for the Grins this
afternoon.
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FIRST GAME.

Totals. 81 "a IL Totals. IS 16 2T u
Chicago ..... 11O 900 00o-2
Boston 200 O22 O0x-e
Runs - johnson, sehalk. Leibold, Foster,
McInnis, J. Collins, Menosky, Bush. Two
base hits-Johnson. schalk, Fslk, Leibold.
Scott. McInnis Bush. Three-base hits -
Foster, J. Collins. Sacrifice hits = Mostil.
Foster, Pratt Bases on baIls-0n Bush, l.
cf Thompson, l; OF Hodge, 1. Struck out
BY Bush. S; by Hodge, 1. Double play
Johnson to E. Collins to Sheely. Wild pitch
Bush. Hit by pitcher-By Hodge tAe-
nosky). Hits-Oh Thompson. II in in
nings Umpires-NaIlin, Wilson and Chill
Time-1:31.
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Western Out Today.

Coach Green, of Western, will
call his football prospects out for
first practice today at Knicker-
booker field. OF the letter men of
last year 1t is expected that only
Capt. Lamar, half back, and Turner
and Sherry, linemn. will return.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-20

Runs-Hooper, johnson (2), Mostil, Con-
molly, Foster, Leibold, Pratt, MenOsky, Wal
tiers (2), Karr (2D. 'Errors-E. Collins,
sheely Two-base hits - johnson, LeibOld.
Ioster, MostiI, Walters. Sacrifice hits -
Lees Leibold, McInnis. Stolen bases -
Pratt, Falk. Hooper. Johnson, Walters, Karr.
Bases on balls-Of Karr, 8; OF Connolly, 8.
Struck out-By Karr, 8; by Connolly, l; by
Faber, l. Double plays-Lees to Johnson;
Foster to McInnis to Foster; Scott to Pratt
to McInnis. Hit by pitcher - By karr
(sheelJ). Hits-0ff Connolly, in in
ninxs Time-l:55.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-20
Cards Trounce PhiIs
In LfstIess Game, So

ST. LOUIS. Sept. l9.--The Phillies
lost to the Cardinals this afternoon
in an easy going game. A lead in the
first wasa II the leading Philadelphia
did. The final result was to 3. for,
st. Louis. The score:
The Washington herald., 1921-09-20

Runs-Young (2l, Jones W, COOo'
Hsilmann, Blue, Barnes, Merritt, Peck
Roth (2). Pipp. sclhang, Meusel Errors
Cobb, Bassler, Roth, Pipp, Shawkey. Two
base hits-Sargent, Veach. Three-oaSe MT
Ward. Home run-Schang. Hits-On ,Old-
ham in innings Left on bases s-Ha"-
KEGS. 4; Detroit.l IL. Struck out--By Mays
2; By Oldham, L. Bases on oalls-On Mays;
3; of Oldham, 2. Umpires-Owens ana
niraen
The Washington herald., 1921-09-20
Reds Late Rally Falls
Short, BraUes Win, SO

CINCINNATI. Sept. 19.-The
Braves took today's game from the
Reds. 3 to 6. in spite of last-inninS
rally of two runs by Cincinnati. The
The Washington herald., 1921-09-20
Gains Medal Honors with
SO, Record Breaking Round
Boston Stars l44 Leads by Strokes -Knepper
Atl47, Then Bobby Jones and Guilford
Follow-162 or Better Qualities.
League Standings.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit. 10; New York 6.
st. Louis, Z; Philadelphia, 4.
Boston. @; ChicagOS2 list gamel.
Boston. 8; Chicago. I'D gamel.
Games Today.
Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
DETROIT at New York.
Cleveland at Boston
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Totals. 81 Is q l6l Totals. 35 10 y 10
'Batted for Coumbe in ninth.
Score by innings:
Boston. 100 o 4 o %
Cincinnati. ........ l o 0 0 O 0 2-6
: Runs-Powell. Nixon (2l. Barbara t2).
Nicholson. Boeckel t2). McQuillan. Bohne
(2),. Groh, Bressler, Douglas. Hargrave.
Errors-Boeckel. Bohne, Wingo. Two-base
hits--BOhne, Rressler. Barbara. Boeckel.
Three-b hits-Barbare. Boeckel Sacri-
fee hits-Barhare. Double plays-Bohne to
Daubert: Ford to Holke. Struck out-By
Rixey. 2; by Coumbe. I; by McQuillan. 2.
Bases on balls-0f Rixey, .; OF Courhbe,
2; OF Scott, l.; of MeQuillan, 4. or
Rixey run, IL hits in innings; on
Scott, 8 runs, A hits in innings. Winning
pitcher-McQuihan. losing pitcher--Rixey
Left on bases-Cincinnati, Z; Boston, 8,
Time, 1:56 Umpires-Holmes and Quigiey.
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sBa tied Tor HubbeII IN Vth. .
Philadelphia D ~ U -
St Louis " O1O 200 Os ID
Runs-lebouryeau 9. RAIDER, Hornsby, Nc
Henry, Lavan 2. ErrOrs-McHenry. Two
base hit-McHenry. Three-base hlts-La-
van, williams Runs batted in-By. Rapp l,
Williams /, Haines ], Lavan l. Clemons =,
Lee 1. McHenry !. Sacrifice hits-Jlm
Smith ., Mueller. Double plays-StoCk to
Hornsby to Fournier. Hit by pitched ball
By Haines 4, Hubbell 1. Struck out-BS
Haines 4, Hubbell l. Left on bases-st'
Louis Z, Philadelphia s. Time-l:35. um-
pires-Brennan and Hart.
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GIANT WIN STREAK.
BROKEN ENBYPRATES
WHO TRIUMPH, Il
Lead Cut Full Game as
Douglas Wild Pitches
Corsairs to Victory.

PITTSBURG. Sept. 1s.-For the
last time this season, the Giants and
Pirates met in combat. The Pirates
won. to l. The score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburgh .; New York, 1.
st. Louis, s: Philadelphia. 3.
Boston, 0; Cincinnati, 9.
BroOkly Chicago, rain.
Games Today.
Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago
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game throughout the three sets, sell
dom venturing to the net, thereby
robbing Johnson OF his forte in lob
bing.
The disparity in the games Of the
two men was clearly demonstrated
by the fact that Johnson made only
three placements in the entire
match. He did not score IN this
fashion in either of the first two
sets. In the first set the challenger
only made ten points
The point summary:
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Buffalo, 16; Rochester, s.
Toronto, e-2; Syracuse, 100.
Jersey City. s; Reading, Z.
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Runs--Frisch, Adams. Cutshaw. Errors
Cutshaw, Burns, Douglas. Two-base hits
Cutshaw, Kelly. Three-base hit-Adnms.
Sacrifice ny-Bigbee. Sacrifice hits-Barn-
hart. Schmidt Stolen bases-Carey, Bigbee
Double play-Rawlings to Bancroft to Kelly.
Hits-0n Douglas in innings. Left on
bases-Giants 8, Pirates 4. First base on
errors-Giants l. Struck out-By Adams g.
Bases on balls-On Douglas 8. Umpires-
Elem and Mccormick
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The Navy Yard defeated the
Southern nine 8 to l yesterday In
the first game of the final series
for the interleague championship
of the city. Southern outhit Navy
Yard 10 to S, but could not make
them count.