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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12

filters, 1927 Market street.
IF ever any mans last line IN th'
lImnin' lin rick contest faced a criti'
cal jury. the line that wins TO-DAY 10
the one that might well have wobo''a'
Think of one thin line with its back
to the wall. stretched out for the co'd'
impartial. hypcrcritical survey Oh
highly raid advertising stan. f'cture
buck private in the Pun army stahu
ing inspection before people whose
husincss II is to make other people
words look sick. who paint IN" N.Y.
v;Id the town pump and mix stardust
with roach powder!
That is what ten limpin' linn rickS
had 10 face In the Offices OF the pono'
van- Armstrong Co., 12ll 'hcstnu'
street. and that isn't the half OF IT,
Numerous ot those same advertising
sxpcrts have been sending answer after
answer and have been getting licked
Enough. says Popocntspct', our h'ry
ofbcc cat. 70 have given Hardboiled
Smith shell shock. ;. :,
iJnra werc men whose business it Is
to select words that will sell hammers
70 man whose wi fe has hab,t ol
throwing anything that's loose around
tho place. Here were experts VINO
could describe n suit Of undrrwear-
,Ioin cotton-until II looked az good
10 the public as a permanent cAemp'
tion from income taxes. Here WAS ont
H. :. McAuley, for instance VINO usco
~ shout hard, sarcastic things a' ou'
office cat. A.,
lila strelv gaze was riveted on thu
baIInt his Gxpert appraisal searching II
for Jaws as a revenue ofhcer searches
for familiar but fast. vanishing spirits
Joyce Had Brick Ready
Also there was one Arthur joyce, o.
the Sons Of Irish Freedom, who,
not actively on the jury. lurk"d JOY
fully in the othug, hoping there w"nl'
: ho n battle that anybody could get IN
Ijo had brick hidden in the food lab
oratory where the stan breakfast
every Monday morning.
Sn gentlemen who write about cigars
food choppers, industrial relations
homners. saws, tea, coffee. cigars
. ,"heals trucks. underwear. auto bodies
hoLrur dcstroyprs, gas heaters, breat
! insurance and locks--aIso ladies' "f
handle the detail work thereto apper
taining-c"mnoSen our 1nrs'
] An automobile statesman mon; m um
: he ism tnr"usn 40 nromnt that \
E The decison was % ,"U.'pS w.. assnrs hi,
. doesn't pciieHe us ;V Viii s,iiI vsnosIny ind,
, thc Mr Iitcbon cabinet.
p II certainly feel all to the mustar
o 10 have been hp'e ndaIoJ ,bo u,;r r",
corned peer monrs' w. Nth The Matb
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12

Today's limpin' Iim'rick winner was
chosen by a jury composed of stan
members Of the Donovan. Armstrong
Co. advertising. 1911 Chestnut street
Phot ograph on the back page.
Mondays winner was chosen .!
salespeOple Of Stewards. women Out-
filters, 1927 Market street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12

Prom G. e. S.--"Amons your many noble
grunued ready letter writer's has won my un-
divided admiration. For that trait alone.
were able TO swing mean vocabulary. l
would sound you a pean Of pr,ise calculated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
ANOTHER COMPLETE PUN VICTORY
IN WAR AGAINST GRAD1MARLANS
One Hundred Dollars Daily
RULES OF THE LIMERiCR CONTBS

l. Contest. Is open to any one. All that I.
required for you to do IL to write and
snnd In your last lines TO the Limerick.
using for convenience the couron printed
below Please write plainly. and be
, sure to add your name and address.
:. All answers to tho Limerick which 10
printed below must be received at the
onies of the EVENING PrnLic LkDonn by
y o'clock Monday evening. Address
Postof1ce Box number gwen on coupon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12

Said death dealing midwinter fly
With a gaurt and huugcring eye,
I've starved for six months,
But I'll catch up at once
if that garbage can lid Is awry."
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
Real Estate Transfers.

2los Rearney st ne. 50 1870, lot
1s. sherwood-Frank N. Coward TO
John B. Rubino. $40.
"a st sw bet r & O sts, all in
terest in & to pit lot 2s. 50 tss--
Sarah B. Morganstein to Harry
Morganstein. $40.
North Of Fairmont st W OF I1th
nv, 50 2s5s. lot 81. Columbia Hts
Lillian Bicknell to Bertha Levy. $40.
1890 Randolph st NV. 50 2s25, lot
12s, Petworth-Robert z. Weaver q
Lucy Weaver to Libbie Brodofsky.
SO.
North Of Fairmont st w Of 9Th
NV, 50 305s, pt lot IL. Howard Uni
versity-Virginia Williams to James
& Annie NJ. Manzo. $40.
North of Harvard st W Of Ga ave,
50 2sSs, lots 80 to 80, Mt Pl a Pl
Piains-Mary E. swartzell ct al to
Mary J. Beall. 800
Kanawha st NV f of Conn ave,
50 1879, lot >. Chevy Chase Ter
A. Cook, $40.
pts orig, lots 2 & 2o-Edward p.
Nonley et al 10 benjamin SIeiOsA'
SO.
Central ave ne near Gallaudet ct.
50 4047. part lot 80, Ivy City-wm.
Duncan ct ux. Ida l., to Estella
S. Berwick. SO.
North of Geranium st, z of 18th.
50 277s, lot 81, 18th Sc Hts-Clar-
ence II. Getz to Astrid Rasmussen,
SO.
North of Varnum st W OF 18th
NV, 50 2s47. lots $40 & w y lot
IL Argyle Park-Alpheus II. Ryan
ct ux Betty c. to A. Freedman An
derson SO.
Sherrier pl NV W Of Mannin g
pl. 50 1883. lots & s, Potomac Hts
Potomac Heights Land Co 10 viv-
ian r. Loving ct ux. Hazel r. $40.
y of Lee ST z of 4sth st ne. 50
5l74. lot IS, Hampton Park-Hsr-
vey r. Winfield & Alfred B. Baker,
trs, to Samuel Jackson ct ux, An
ME. 10.
sth st ne bet A & B SITS. 50 SIS, lot
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
FORT ERIE ENTRIES

First Raee-Purse $1,000: claim
ing; 2-year-old maidens; 5h fur
longs: Thonella, 105: Big Noise. 1lz:
Charlotte Smith. 112: Kelly 5
Queen. los: Twirler. 112: Shooter.
liz; Nellie Lemon, 1l2; overrun, ia.
Second Raee-Purse $1,000: claim
ing; s-year-olds and up; furlongs:
Frivol. 81: Get EN-, 81; Medusa, 1o3;
Hidden Ship. 107; Jak Mount, 1os;
Coca Cola, s6; Miss Dora, 103; Iron
Boy, 1o4; Transient. 1os: Brown
Bill, 112: Loeb Leven. ss; Pokey B.,
1903: Dancing Girl. 1o7: The Decision,
1os.
Third Haee-Purse $1,000; claim
ing; S-year-ofds and up; foaled In
Canada: l mile and 70 yards: Broad
view, SO: MaIlowot, 104: Frances
Britain, 50; Pepper Sauce, 1o7; Myr-
tie Crown. 1o1: June Fly, 113.
Fourth Rac~Purse $1,000: claim
ing; s-year-olds and up: 5h fur
longs: Flying Ford. 50: Edna. 100:
Sergeant York. los: Top O. the
Morning, 10: Annette's Sister, s3:
Greenland. 1o4: Ablaze, 107: Ranco-
cas-, 100: Missed the Time. los: Cock
of the Roost. 1o7.
Fifth Rac-Purse $500: the Buf-
falo- Courier Handicap for s-year-
olds and up: 1 mile: Mock Orange.
1922, Runquoi. 10e: Breeze, 1o4: King
Thrush, III.
Sixth Raee-Purse $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: '3-1s
miles: Explosive, "a; Austral, 1O7;
Fly Home. 102: Trickster I'd. 107:
Prospector. .1o2; Hendrie, 1os; Cor
son. lo6.
Seventh Race - Purse $1,000:
claiming: s-year-olds and up; Lilo
miles: Little Sandy, 1o2: Col. Matt.
1o4; Sweet Apple. 1os: Bond, 1902:
Solid Rock. 1o4; Tanson. 1os: Jake
Field. 1o4; Ernest A., 1o5; Mountain
Rose I'd, III. :..-
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
Parader, at 10 to l, Wins
.Northcreek Handicap

be mistaken for q huge are alarm
whistle Ten Lee was lucky to win
the place from Dartmoor.
A soft. slow track greeted the
faithful who fiocked to the course.
There was q bigger crowd than on
the previous Monday. which indi-
Gates that the sport Is now hustling
along at its proper gait
: The change from q Dry track to
q wet course worked havoc with
the entry list. This helped In a way
to make the pickings of winners
easy. The opening event was rather
beneficial to the yeomanry for they
unloaded on Musty at 9 to 1. Mistah
Elmuh Hathaway sized up the race
In q lucid manner to Mistah Eph-
rain Toggles. 'Dis hear hoss. Mis-
tah Toggles.- remarked Mistah
Hathaway. will win by q city block,
II he gets on. I amt gusranteein
the getting on" concluded Mistah
Hathaway.
When the barrier arose Musty got
on winging. "Yes. moneys In your
jeans, Mistah Toggies," observed
Mistah Hathaway, as he strolied
away. Musty cantered home like
a real good hoss-
Penrose showed her gameness
when she captured the second event.
This was a mile sprawl and PEN
rose led from the break to the nm
'ish. She vas S-to-5 favorite and
rs she staggered gameIy to the wire
the crowd cheered her on. Chateau
Thierry. which was the 13-to-30 sec
ond choice, was ridden by ColtIietti,
who put up one OF his usual rides.
This meant that Chateau Thierry
was kept out of the race too long.
She would hardly have beaten PEN
rose, at that.
Cook" riders were in their glory
in the fifth race, a jaunt over the
mile course. The smart AIecs CEN
tered their attack on Turnabout
and played her as 10 the race was
over. She led for seven-eighths,
when the field swallowed her UP. Old
Boy Pickwick. which opened favor
lite. but had no following. got the
verdict. Mavehona was second and
Scotch Verdict third.
Little Buck" the mayor of Four
teenth street, has been discharged
from the hospital. Buck" suffered
a severe attack of tonsilitis. but
is now all right. He can smoke
all the cigarettes he wants. So
ciety papers please copy.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
Building Permits.

1o3o-To G. Abbotte. garage. 1915
Pennsylvania ave Sc; lot "a, 50 s72.
1031-To F. J. Shepherd. house.
1864 Livingston I'd Sc: lot s. 50
612s.
1o32-To w. E. Lester. excavate.
2100 14th st NV; lot l. 50 7o3.
1o35-To St. Marks NJ. e. Church.
repair, Belt rd and Fessenden st
NV; lot Is, 50 1888.
1037-To W. w. Edwards. store.
1910 Newton st NV: lot 1910, 50
2611.
1oss-To w. P. Kinslon. sign, 1918
NJ st NV; lot 82s. 50 III.
1039-To Middaugh and shannon,
Inc, two houses, 1003-o7 Taylor st
ne: lot 1885. 50 ssss.
,I04o-To Middaugh and Shannon,
1nc-,N house, 1011 Taylor st ne: lot
81, 50 $3.50.
1041-To Middaugh and Shannon,
Inc FIVE houses, 1000 Sigsbee pl ne,
1901 zoos Taylor st ne, Al 10th ST
ne. lot so-ss. 50 sSss.
104S-To d. J. Dunigan, garage,
712 Webster st NV: lot 7s, 50 3l37.
1o44-To J. D. Ashby, house, 3515
Jenifers st nv: lot 3s, 50 1885.
1o45-To j. d. Ashby, garage,
aS15 Jenifer st NV: lot SO. 50 1855.
lo46-To J. L. Sherwood. jr., ga
rage, 1900 Monroe st ne; lot 12. 50
1854.
let7-To Dupont National Bank.
sign. 1347 Connecticut ave NV; lot
IL, 50 1877.
1O4S-To r. A. Smith, shed. 1898
B st Sc; lot 146. So 10l5.
104sATo s.. p. Harbin, garage,
724 7th st Sc: lot s17, 50 e04.
1051-To r. W. Bliss, repair, r
st. near 32d st NV; lot 3s-1024. 50
2156.
053-To S. B. Cook. house. $500
18th st Sc; lot II, So 57s7.
1054-To w. T. Green, jr., house,
1858 South Capitol st Sc; lot II, SO
612s.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
Abe AtteA Again
In LdlC's Clutches

NEW YORK. AuG. S---Abe At
tell. alias ice Weilar. or dee
weilaf. alias Abe AtteiI,. was
held In $500 bail fef speciaI
Sessions today By Magtstrste
George w. sinpson. IN wanting
ton HeiGhts Court. The charge
was ticket speculation. but what
Abe OF Joe realty tried 20 do was
to get iato the Pole Grousds
sunday 20 see the Yankees ptay
the wkte ssx.
Detective James CunaiaE.,
wbe srretsed Ahs st IsSth street
and Eighth avsnue, said he saw
Abe - to the window. hay Q
ticket and later 80 ever to ap-
other man and rsseil the tiekst
10 hin. Thereupsu Cunntngs
arrested Abe and chsrged hin
With violating section is3@ Of
The penal code. which relates 20
tieket'speeulstien.
As Q matter Of fset. Abe wss
told sone time aEe that the
Esnes is which the Yssks par
tieipated would Pub along nseh
more smoothly n he pestyfeted
himself from attending. Abe
Attell was indicted In eensectioa
with the baseball scandal, bat he
insisted the man the Chiesso su-
tksrt<ies wanted was anethev
Abe. The courts decided he At1
not have to "a 10 IiIiseis to
testify, % he rensined here
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
BOXING NOTES.

: CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-The rule just
adopted by the New York State
boxing commission making 80
years as the age limit for boxers
may affect Jess willard, who is
seeking a return match for the
championship with Jack Dempsey.
The former titleholder asserts he
was born in 1887, which would
make him 81 years old. Some of
the record books say he was born
in 1883. The ruling will prevent
Jack Britton and Jack johnson
from appearing in that State.
Harry Greb has given up Pitts
burgh for a residence at New
Brighton, about an hours ride
fHom New York. He has rigged up
a fine gymnasium, with a handball
court, showers and everything else
that goes with modern training
quarters. Larry Williams. one of
Jack Dempsey's sparring partners
has Joined Greb's training staff.
Peter Herman, bantam king. and
two important battles within q
weeks time. He takes on Abe
Friedman at Philadelphia, August
80 for eight rounds and on Labor
Day. goes ten rounds with Young
Montreal at New Orleans.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
FORT ERIE RESULTS

First Raee-Push Pin. us (Mc-
FTasgaI), 1885. $50. $50; Lady
Heart. lis (Parrinston) 400, 500;
|Chloris. 116 CButwelD. $50. Time
i :os rs. Scratched: Dorando.
Second Raee-Flibberty Gibbet,
11o CHeinisch). $50. $50. $50: Lady
Luxury. lOs CAerrimee), $40, 2.sS;
Marie Maxim. 1o4 CThurber). L2o.
Time 1:16 LIS. Scratched: Deland.
Transient, Social Star and Phantom
Fair.
Third Raee-Austral. IL: (MYers),
7.35. 4.oS. $50: Dancer, 1l2 (Mur-
|phy), $50. $50: Serbian. 1l2 CThur-
ber), $40. Time 1:4S. All go.
Fourth Raee-Talisman, l04 (PoI-
lard). 13-35, $40, $50; Eulah F., lO1
tLans), 1850, $50; Last One, 10l
CParrington), $50. Time 1907 3-5.
All 60.
Fifth Raee-Boniface. 1:s (Cla-
yer), $50, ESQ. and $50; l-y Dear
lis (McTaggart), $40. and $50;
Brilliant Jester. 106 Lang), 2.so
Time 2:o5. Scratched: Estero, Col.
den sphere and Baby Grand.
Sixth Raee-Brisk, 100 (Butwel)
LAS, T.15, $50; Fizer. 112 (Claver)
SIS, sos: Murray. 1o7 CParrington)
e.s5. Time, I:4s SIS.
Seventh Raee-Encrinite. 10;
(Clayer), ass, 3.5o. 2.s5; Darney
11o (Erickson), AoS, 4.O5; Wood
thrush. III CRowan). 27o. Time
"a '-5. Scratched: Chincoteague.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
Sport Notes

Dame Rumor is very busy these
days. phe latest Is that Charley
Paddock is coming to New York to
finish his college career at Colum-
bia University. II this Is 80 COL
lumbia will have one OF the great
est medley race teams that ever
started in a race. The other mem
bers would be Walter Higgins. Will
lam Parker and Walter Koopisch.
Miss Alexa Stirling, the American
golf champion. arrived home today
on board the Cunarder, Carmania
from Liverpool, glad to be back and
eager to meet Miss Cecil Leitch, the
Britisher who beat her last month
In the British women's golf cham
pionship.
The India Davis Cup tennis team.
FyZeels, l. NJ. Bcane and l.. n. F1een
were other arrivals on the Car
mania
Stanwood. Lefty" Baumgardner
NhG why OIL Nne =,
today was released to Kansas City
under an optional agreement
whereby he can be recalled any
time.
oarsmen who took part in the
National regatta at Buffalo predict
that II will be a long time before
the championships are ever awarded
- a
on Lake Erie Basin. where the races
were rowed. were entirely too
rough for clean sculling, and those
VINO were used to smooth water
suffered a severe handicap. The re-
gatta next year will probably be
awarded to Duluth. That city is
one of the most enthusiastic row.
ing centers in the country.
Thirty-eight Columbia football
players have been ordered to report
to Coach Buck O'Neil at Camp Vail
on September 13 for the first work.
out of the season. Charley Barrett.
former trainer for the Yanks and
Williams College has been engaged
to get the Blue and White team in
condition.
Football openly arrived at will be
witnessed when Yale takes the field
against her opponents IL Head
Coach Tad Jones has his way. He
is understood to be opposed to hav-
ing the closed gate system all sea-
| son as prevailed last year. Just
before the big games, however, Sc
cret practice will be allowed.
According to an unoficial report
| p. James Corderry Is to be retained
as head coach of rowing at Yale.
Corderry is an Englishman who was
brought here by Nickalls to assist
! him.
The powerful physiques of Duke
p. Kahanamoku and his brother
| are to be exhibited at the second
international eugenic congress in
New York next month.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09

4s-James II. Smith ct ux. Adelaide
W.. to Leslie r. Smith. $40.
7t3 Gresham pI NV. 50 eSs7, lot
3ll. Mt Pl & PI Plains-Leslie W.
Hall ct ux. Lillian G. TO Joseph
+. Holland ct ux. Mary F.. $40.
T43 Gresham ri nv. 81 :ss7. lot
31l. Mt III & Fl PIsins-Joseph p
Holland ct uX, Mary E. 10 Leslie
w. Hall ct uX. Lillian C. $40
Shepherd st NV bet Ga ave & sth
ct. 50 3o26. lot 30 & part alley
cIosed-Maud o. Bowie TO VIM. T..
Elfma n. SO.
RI ave ne bet gath & 2eth. Sc
1880. lot Frank Cole ct ux, Har'
riett, to W. W. Cookson, 81.
S OF shepherd ST W OF 5th 81
NV, SO 323.. lot lO6-Walter A Dun
igan ct ux. Katherine Z. to Don
aid Campbell Dow ct ux, Laurs
H.. $40.
2l22 18th st nv. 1898 eth st nv
50 :os. lot IL, 50 419. part orig lots
& s-Alex A. Davis et ux, Addit
NJ. 10 Floyd Z. Davis
l3th st NV. bet Clifton nd
Euclid. 50 ess5. lots ls and fs~-
Mary S. Logan to otho w. Ham
ruUnd ct ux. Lula S. SO.
1913 18th st NV. 50 1sl. lot 20 a
Tart 25-FrederiCk ". Steckman &c
Ralph A. Graves and Frank p
Morse. SO.
South Of Irving st, " OF Ga ave
NV. SO 2sso-Ernest NJ Aiken &C
James A. White. $40.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
~ ED. CuRLEY.

SARAroGA. N z. Aug. a-Re-
|srraint carried the silks Of the
ptsacocas stable to an easy victory
jn the consoiAtion Stakes this
3Lfternoon- This 10 . stake for
youngsters nominatsd for either.
Irhe United States Hotel Grand
Union. spinaway or the Hopeful
stakeG II Is divided In two sec
|tions and the one this afternoon
was a selling event Only three
lyoungsters faced the webbing with
Restraint ruling . 7-to-3o choice.
Once they broke. Swift Grass
took up the running and plodded
through the heavy going like q
rlal runner. She led Sufferance
into the stretch when Fator shook
App Restraint The latter just slid
through the mud like . scooter and
passed her two rivals. As she ap-
preached the wire she drew away
and galioped over the line three
lengths 10 the merry.
After the race Restraint was bid
up from sI.foo TO t2,tos by Ben
Zane, but the stable retained the
hlly- She is q useful little runner
and will draw down many a purss
this season Her victory was the
second for the Rancocas stable.
Parader. the io-to-1 outsider In
1the Northcreek Handicap. came
along In the last fifty yards and
heat out Ten Lee. the I-to-5 fav-
orite. This was the first break the
layers got during the day and tt
was q Staggering valiop to the
talent. The latter were so swelled
| up with pride over beating the first
three events they went to Ten Lee
with a terrible thud. Mistuh Tog-
giles was one Of the downcast, but
his misery was softened by Mistah
Hathaway
Yer goin to get lot OF ups and
downs. Mistah Toggies." he remark
ed, and mostly downs. Don't get
chilly dogs. or den you'll get moth
ing"
Mistah TogEles nodded assent but
still felt the string Of defeat.
Ten Lee looked like oil in the
Nan up to the last sixteenth pole.
Then her tail began to wag in a
Sdistressing manner. Very distress
ing to her hackers. Parader came
daSning along, looked Ten Lee in
the eye and went on TO victory,
T~as at this very instant that Mis-
tab roggies groaned loud enough TO
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
Sues for Accounting
of Husbands Business

Mrs. Laura NJ. Cochrane. widow
Of Claude o. cochrane. and admin
istratrix of his estate. died suit In
the District Supreme Court yester-
day against her father-in-law.
Robert L. c. Cochrane, for an ae-
counting relative to the commission
business, which. she claims. was
bperated by the two men as CO.
partners. '.'..
Through Attorneys Jefrords and
Dutton, the widow claims that since
her husbands death she has been
unable to obtain q statement of the
financial condition OF the business
from her father-in-law. Some time
ago, she alleges, her father-in-lav
offered to pay her 500 IL she re-
ffnquIshed her interest in the bust.
ness, but she refused. The business
is located at s31ls B street north
west.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09

6o6 A st ne, 50 ss7, lot ioi-poI-
lie S. Weed to Genevieve n. Ana
dale, $40.
34l7 18th st NV. "a :t3s. lot I2I-
Minnie n. Hummer 70 RAchsI G
Pierce. SIC. .. --.
10th st ne, bet + & G, 50 $50. psr1
orig lot l0-Percy +. Dorsett et- VA
Blanche z, to Charles A. Dorsetr.
q. 500.
733 Shepherd st nv. 50 5l34. lot
Si-Frank B. Wallace ct ux. Mary
D., TO Albert Temple. tle.
Cleveland Park, - part. Taxed
rart Of parcels is-lls a $3.50
Harry 4. Kite ct ux. Claire w, 10
Frederick 7. Arnold, ct ux. Bessie
IL. $40.
of Macomb st. OF 5Srd pI NV.
so 2os7, lots 81 4 s.-Harry 8.
Kite. ct ux, Claire w. TO c. Riston
Schroth. ct uN. Mary n. SO.
y Of y st. W Of sth st ne, 50 Sss
part lots IS & es-Capital Cit,
Kenefit Society to Geo. H. ireland
$1,000.
Anacosta. lot It-Jno. r Csdle t.
Norman S Blankenship. ct ux,
Anna D., SO.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
SARATOGA ENTRIES

First Raee-Selling; 3-year-olds;
|siI furlongs: Montalvo, no. Faunus,
1lo, Cavendish 11o; Kirklevington.
los; Frigate. no; Love Tap, Ill:
haywood. 1os; Gallivant, 11o;
Pshaska 11o.
seesad Raee-For 3-year-olds,
one mile: Two Feathers. 100: Polly
Ann. 10; Billy Mclaughlin, IFS:
Huonec, l15: Court View. 112; Love
Trap, 100: Copper Demon, 11o.
Third Raee-Claiming: maiden 3
} SeAr-olds. fve and one-half fur
losgs: High Magic, 112; lIelmon,
1os: Dolman, 1o7; arly Bird, 1o4;
|Brriskane, 10; y Citation, 10s;
|LDoghnut. 1o7; Bantry Pass, 104;
|Grandson, 1o7: Tikeh, 107; North
wales, III; Attoo, 112; Parfieche,
los.
Rsurfh Raee-The Delaware
Handicap; 3-year-oIds and up; one
nile: Best Pal. 112; Blszes. 11s;
|Idte Dell, IS; Lanius, ia; Royce
|Rools, 112; Knot. 1oS; Naturalist.
|127; Billy Kelly. 125; Mad Halter,
|l3s: Crocus, 113.
RiftA Raee-Selling: S-year-olds
IAnQ up onc unlie anu AuiAohs :.
|Ineog, I0s; Snapdragon II, III; Bin
bang, III: Gipsy Lad, 103; Keliher,
|1II, Toucanet, 1o3; Court View, 1o3;
Veteran, 100.
Sixth Raee-conditions; 2-year-
|olds: ive and one-half furlongs:
Banker Brown, 10s; Pegasus, 1os;
krhe- Falconer, 1o2; Fly Ball, 1e2;
|NiSlinist, 113; Frank FIRST, 1o2;
knot Grass, 1os; Torchy. 102; Trev-
eveiyan. 1o:; Long Island. 1o2;
|Clansman. 1os: Dexterous, 105; Bud
Fisher, 1o2; whiskaway, 1o2; Elias
10, ms; AIlover, 1o2; zealot, 112.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
Today's Schedule
In SdndLOt Series
U.iinited series.

Usiimited serfes.
Seetiea A-ouiney. W.. Lang
don. Breokland. unptre Nsu.
section D - MetroDeiitans ".
soutAland, Thirty-seveath and n
streets nsrthwest. Umpire Carr.
Section C-Neunt vernon W. @.
p. o.. Olympic Field, wiseeasis
avenue. Umpire sutton.
Junior Series
section A-Astecs W. Indepena-
ents, Feurteenth street and Viz
Einia avenue southeast. Umpire
Jaeske.
section B.-Owis W. Renrocs.
east end Pennsyivania avenue
bridge. Umpire Luseonbe.
Midget Series. -
Section A--Piketewn W. Mount
Rainier, Mount Raiaier. Umpire
Cehfll.
Section B-I.inwerth W. Lib
erty. Wa.hinsten nsrraeks. Um-
pire Bvatburd- =.
The home team ID named arst.
TIE games viii start at $3.50
o'clock
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
JUNIOR SERIES,

Totals. "a 521 81 Totals. 2s Is 9
Ruas-McCormick (2). Durity t2). Queen
toC' Cohen, Meyers, virnstein. Errors
Goldstein (2,. y. Goldberg. Necormiek.
Durity. Carver. Mereiman W, kan C0.
base hits &C Queen .stoien bases - Mohawk,
y: Herzl, 2. sserihces-Clark. Double
plsys-Carver to Durity; Clark to Queen.
Left on bases-Mohawk, s; Hersl, 8. Base
on balls-ofs Cornell. 4; on Ssuber. 8. Hits
Oh Cornell, Z in 4 innings; OF saubsr. 6 in
s innings. Struck out-bys Cornell, 8; By
ssuber, 8. Passed balls-Carver. Goldstein.
winning pitcher-Cornell. Losing pitcher
Ssuber. Umpire-Daniels. Tfne-1:3S.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
Civ Sandlot Series Results
uNLrrrrEp CLASS, SECTION ..

Kuhs-swethfy T3T' Snruson,: I1ntTn
(2l. Long. c. steele. y. steele te'. Hum
phreys, Sullivan. Errors-Litchhcld fe),
Norris, He'll. W. DeshaIo. Two-base hits
y. steele. Robey t0, Sweeney. Three base
hits-E. Steele. Stolen hsSes-Long. Ian
gan ~. suIliyss. A. Heath. Sacrifice hit
Sweeney. Left on bases Shamrock \.
C., Z; Optomstrists, e. Double plsy-B.
steele to Smithsoa TO c. Steele to smithson.
Hits-OH W. DeshaIo, Il 10 5 i-3 innings.
struck out-By LanEsn. .; by DeshaIo. 3.
Base On bslIs-of DeshaIo. /; OF Langan,
8. Wild pitch-DeShaLo.