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The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
Ross School Is Victor in
Columbia Heights Games

The biggest scholastic track and
field meet of the season was held yes
terday at the new Central High school
stadium. the Ross School gaining 7s
points to win the sixth renewal OF
Columbia Heights division games.
Monrose with 40 points was second:
Cooke with 26, third and Brown with
10. fourth.
The last of the division meets now
In. progress will be held this after
noon when the schools from the Vir-
ginia avenue and Blomingdale divi-
sions compete. Yesterdays results:
100-Yard Dash, S5-pound Glass
Gianoli. Monroe; T. Clark. Monroe;
McNalley. Cooke. 100-pound Glass
Lee, Monroe: Quinn, Petworth: Rob-
erts, Z. v. Brown. 115-pound Glass
Clark. Monroe; Carson. Ross: E. Win
gate, of Monroe and Smoots. of West.
tied for third. Unlimited Glass
Bishop, Ross; Blundon, E. V. Brown;
Phillips. West.
Running High Jump, S5-pound
Johnson. Hubbard. 100-pound Class
Hopper. E. v. Brown; Bauer. Ross;
Bauman. Cooke. 1l5-pound Glass
Eldridge, Monroe. Unlimited Glass
Massey. Ross; Roeschlaub. Ross and
Sproul. Cooke. tied for second.
Running Broad Jump. S5-pound
ClaS-Cfark Monroe; Tucker. Ross;
Colley. Cooke. 1o0-pound Glass
Hopper. Brown: Bishop. Ross: Watts.
Monroe. 115-pound Class-Gottlieb.
Ross; Clark. Monroe: Bromwell. Hub
bard. Unlimited Class-Bishop. Ross;
Pennebaker. Ross: Fatzinger. Cooke.
Run. Hop-Step-Jump. S5-pound
Class-kline. Ross; Rod. Morgan:
Hardison, Cooke 100-pound Glass
Bauman. Cooke: Lee. Monroe: Conner.
West. 115-pound Class-Gottlieb.
Ross; Eidridge. Monroe: CAN'T. Ross.
Unlimited Class-Massey. Ross; PEN
nebaker. Ross: Howarth. Hubbard.
Relay. S5-pound Class Ross
(Tucker. Allen, Miller. Goldsmith):
Cooke (Hardison, Linster. McNalley.
Aobaticchio): Monroe (Gianoli, Smith,
Clark, Harris). 100-pound Glass
p. v. Brown tRoberts. Noyes. Nc
Gran. Hopper); Ross (Blocher, Bauer.
Leitch. Bishop); West (Quinn. Con-
ner, Cole. Sherby). 115-pound
Class - Ross (GottIeib. Winters.
Carson, CAN'T Monroe (Clark,
oliveri. Wingate. Eldriged). Nor
gan Jamata, Winters. Davis.
Byng). Unlimited Class-Ross (Pen-
nebaker. Massey, Dyer. Roeschlaub);
Cooke CWilner. Miller. Fatzinger.
SprouD; Hubbard (Howarth, Becker.
Stone. Conger).
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
HERE'S 4 CHANCE FOR
LOCAL ARBITRATORs,

T OCAL sandlot arbiters looking for
chance to go up" might do
well to keep in close touch with
dolngs in the Eastern Canada and
South Atlantic leagues. The for
mer. a four-team circuit. is having
a tough time with its latest ad-
dition. Three Rivers.
Fans in that town have taken the
national game so seriously, deci-
Sions against the home team in q
game a short time back brought
forth open threats of an umpire
lynching. A few days later another
umpire was chased out of town. 4
train getaway outwitting a large
crowd that had expected him to
leave by boat and had accordingly
gathered on a river levee to help
his departure.
Four of the six club owners IN
the Sally organization have re-
quested, according to reports. the
league president to fire his entire
present staff. What action he will
take is not known but with this ac-
tion of the club bosses to egg them
on the fans in that circuit can not
help but make the life of their Ioes-
ent arbiters more than miserable.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
Tp0 Title Ring Bouts
Scheduled for yuIV

NEW YORK, June l2.-Joe Lynch
is to have a chance to get back that
banta tam-weight championship that he
and Pete Herman swapped around
until Johnny Buff stopped the trad
ing by coping the title from Her
man.
Buff who holds both fyweight and
banta mweight titles will defend the
latter in a ifteen-round fight to q
decision with Lynch at the New York
Velodrome on July 10. It was an
nounced from Madison Square Garden
today.
This means the staging Of two
championships in open-air arenas
about New York within ten days.
With the announcement Of the Buff
Lynch match. It was also made known
that at high noon, when the light is
best for photographs. Benny Leonard
and Lew Tender will meet at the
Garden with their managers and Tex
Rickard t. formally sign articles for
their lightweight championship fight
on July 20.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
new YORK NRBES
COP GOLF HONORS
IN TM-CTTY MEET
Grantland Rice Medallist
Of Day-Washington
Is Poor Third.

NEW YORK, June 1z.-Golhns
journalists of Washington. Boston
and New York gathered on the links
of the Engineers CLUB at Roslyn.
Long Island, today to play Inter
city team match. The Manhattan
Scribes swamped their opponents by
margin OF rs points. The hnai
score was: New York, So points;
Boston. 20: Washington, s. Editor
and Publisher presented a cup TO the
winning team.
Grantland Rice was the star
player for the New York aggrega-
tion. Rice played the dificult en-
gineers course in eighty strokes.
doing both the first and second
mines in an even forty strokes each
His score not only added valuable
points to the Manhattan total, but
also won the low gross honors
Rice was hitting a straight ball that
;eept him well to the fairway and
his accuracy and distance did more
to accoun. for his low score than
any other factor
John u. Anderson, recent Amer
lean entry in the British amateur
championship at. Prestwick. stepped
OFF an Atlantic liner yesterday and
then as a member OF the New York
team today shot a creditable IS.
Anderson's score would have been
considerably better but for a bit Of
hard luck in reaching some of the
sand traps on the way home. His
visit to these loose regions cost him
a Z and an on two occasions and
ruined any chance he might have
had Of gathering In the low gross
honors.
The New Workers rolled up a
commanding lead in the morning
matches and added to II consider
ably in the afternoon in the best
bal. contest. Anderson and Rice
defeated Bob Bender and Frank Nc
Callum, of Washington. and Ed
Lowrie and Larry Patton. OF Boston.
In the best ball contest.
In addition to the team matches
there were several handicap prizes
special matches for the heavy.
weightS lightweights and kickers
handicap. None OF the matches
went beyond the nineteenth hole.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
CARDS KNOCK TEN
CONSECUTIVE HITS
Tie Record Against Phils.
HOrnsby Gets 14th
Homer.

PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-The
st. Louis Cardinals. in winning the
third straight victory of the series
from the Phillies today. tied their
modern record of making ten con-
seCutive hits in an inning when
they performed THIS Ieat IN the
sixth session. The final score was
IA to S.
Included among the ten straight
h!tS was drive over the right
neld wall by finch hitter Ior-
pOrcer. who was credited with only
a single instead Of a home run be-
cause in running from first base to
second he passed LaVan. a feIIo~
base runner
Roger Hornsby hit his four
teenth homer OF the season in the
Inlrd inning with two on bases.
Curt Walker. of the Phillies. also
MT Tor the circuit with two men
on the paths. SIX pIIcners saw
service in the sluGfest. The Car
dinals made twenty three hits. The
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13

the Annapolis town team Cherry
dale players are requested to report
at Cherrydale station Sunday morn
ing at o'clock.
Wing A {. forfeited. 9 to o. for
falling to put in an appearance
with the Cherrydale Juniors Sum-
day.
The Langdon Cubs won their
tenth straight game when they de-
feated the Brookland Nationals by
the score of to 3. The feature
OF the game was the pitching of
Geiser, who allowed only four hits.
The Hilltop. Midgets would like
to hear from teams In the 12-to-14-
wear class. For games phone Man
ager Jimmy Newheiser. West 2472.
Park View Athletic Club won a
double header Sunday. The Juniors
defeated the Knickerbocker Juniors,
to 4. in the first game: the Seniors
defeated the Independents in the
second game. 6 to 3.
MANAGER Hutchinson Is seeking
a Sunday game away from home
for his Manhattan outfit. Phone
Lincoln 6925-w.
Mercury Athletic Club trounced
Arlington. TO 7. Sunday. Laycock
and Jergensen twirled for Mercury.
The score by innings:
Mercury ..... Ol0 2o2 121-7
Arlington 212 02o o0o-9
Shamrocks will meet the Wash
ington Gas Light nine on the dia-
mond at Seventeenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, this
afternoon at $40 o'clock.
The West End Juniors defeated
the Industrial Home School. % to Is.
in a sluggins match yesterday.
Corcoran. of the victors. slammed
out four circuit wallops.
National Capitol Post. v. F. w.
trounced the Meridian A. c.. Il to l.
Sunday Atchison. on the mound
for the Vets. twirled winning ball
for the entire distance. Manager
Gardella, Of the Vets. has open dates
for Saturday and Sunday. Address
311 Massachusetts avenue northeast
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=: Sandlot Notes =:

The Olympia \. c. defeated the
Farragut A. c. in a 16-to-1 slug
ging match on the Monument lot
yesterday. For games with the
Olympias call Manager SChafer,
Hyattsville won 7-to-6 encoun-
ter with Brightwood Sunday. Pur-
dum's fielding and Gordon's hitting
featured the contest.
Seat Pleasant Reserves won a
double-header yesterday defeating
the Rainbow A. c. by a 1-to-3 count
in the opener. and whitewashing
the Carlisle A. c., to 0. in the
second. The batting of Sheriff, Of
the victors. was the feature of the
afternoon.
Manager King of the Naval Hos
pital. is in the field for games with
the best mines in the District on
Tuesdays. Saturdays and Sundays.
Call West 1868.
The Rosebuds. of Alexandria.
made double killing Sunday
trouncing the Linworths. II to 10.
in the first game. and the Yankee
Juniors, 16 to 6. In the final. the
Rosebuds challenge the Epiphany.
Trinity and Holy Name Junior mines
and other teams in their class. Ad-
dress c. H. Fletcher, Interstate
Commerce Building. Room 9o3.
Cherrydale annexed two victories
Sunday at the expense of Rambler
and Spring Athletic clubs, defeat
ing the former nine, IA to 4, and
winning a 6-to-5 decision over the
latter in a hard-fought game. Todd
and WyncOop did the hurting for
Cherrydale. Cherrydale will jour
new to Annapolis Sunday to meet
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
Ban Johnson Approves
Majors Tour of Orient

CHICAGO. June 12.-The proposed
tour of Japan by the major league
baseball club. which has been IN
vited to the Orient by Waseda and
Keio Universities. of Japan, has been
given the official o. K. of the Ameri-
can League. according to President
Byron b. johnson. The club Is to
be composed of players from both
the American and National Leagues.
Selections will not be made until the
league season is over.
1t is proposed to have the players
in the Orient for four months, playing
about twenty games.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
Bing Miller Gets Homer
But Tribe Wins, II to 3

CLEVELAND. June 1.-THE In
dians made it two straight from
Philadelphia by taking today's game,
IL to g.
Uhle was wild at the start, but after
he had passed six Mackmen in the
first four innings he settled down and
only three hits were made off him the
remainder of the way.
Gardner ana Uhle each got three
hits. Gardner's including two doubles.
while Uhle got one double. "Bing"
Miller hit homer in the eighth for
the Mackmen. The game was unique
in as much as Cleveland made only
four assists in the nine innings.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
ZACHARYS TWRIING AND BATTING DOWN DETROIT, TO 6
Calling En- Right
In D. c. Sportdom
TRIO OF ID. c. HIGH SCHOOL
STARS VISIT PENN STATE.
BY KEEN GAUGER..

DEM STATE is expected to en-
roll three District high school
athletes next fall
Ed Buckley, Central High School
football and baseball star. In COM
pany with April and Houser, Of
Tech. spent the, weekend at State
College, Pa, as guests of Hugo Beg
dek, Penn State athletic mentor
The trio should prove valuable ad-
ditions to the Nittany Lion football
squad, which amassed a basketfun
of victories last season
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
Holy Name JuniOrsBeat
LinLU0rths in Close Game

In thrilling game at Union
Park Yesterday afternoon the Holy
Name Juniors defeated the Lin
worth Juniors by score of to l.
II was a pitchers battle between
Harrington and Hollis. and the
score stood l to ! until the second
half of the ninth. when harrington,
first man at bat for Holy Name.
tripled to left and Loyelace sent
him over with a screaming single
to right. It was Holy Names sec
ond victory over the Llnworths'
champions of last season.
Score by innings:
Holy Name. o 0 0 Il
Iinworth w l 0 0 o O-l
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
McKin,n,ie Medal Player
In BannOckburn Meet

r. Cliff McKimmie. with a card of
round of the closed championship
tournament at Bannockburn Golf
Club Sunday. Summary of the first
round:
w. E. Baker defeated r. Hayes,
up Q9 holes): Basil NJ. Manley
defeated John T. Harris. and 8;
George T. Cunningham defeated Lynn
Haines. and 8; J. A. White defeated
E. ]. Doyle. 1 up (20 holes); Maj
Robb defeated Carl Eookstadt, up;
r. Cliff McKimmie defeated Tom
Moore. and L: Charles e. FELTON,
defeated Daniel L. Hazard. and / !:
E. w. Burton defeated George Ran
kin, and g.
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Totals; 80 st26 1sl Totals. "a, % 81

'Batted for Winters in seventh
fBatted for Ring in ninth.
tTOpOrcer out for passing base runner.
Batted for r. Walker in sixth
IRAN for Ainsmith in eighth.
Score by innings:
st Louis. ........ OO3 OO74O O-I4
Philadelphia. o 0O5 / s
Runs-Rapp, Williams (2J. c. Walker.
Lee. Fletcher Leslie. wrightstonP. Flack
i2l. Smith t3l, Hornsby t2l, McHenry,
Fournier. Stock. AinSmith. Lavan (2l. Bar
foot. Errors-McHenry. AInsmith. Earned
runs-St. Louis. "A: Phillies, 9. Left on
hases-St. LOuis. 0; PhilieS, 3. Two-base
hits-Lavan. Smith. McHenry. Hornsby. Les
lie. Three-base hit-Smith. Home runs
HOrnsby. C. Walker. Sacrifice hy-beslie.
Bases on baIls-On Meadows. 1: OF Win
tiers. /; OF Pertica. 8; of r. Walker, 2; of
Ring. 1. Struck Out-By Meadows, .; by
Pertca .: by R. Walker, 1: by BarfOot, 1.
Pitching resnrd-0f Meadows, 13 hits, 0
runs In 90 innings; OF Winters, hits,
) runs in 1-3 innings; of Pertica. hits.
runs in 1-3 innings; OF r. Walker. 2
hits. 2 runs in % innings; OF Ring. hits.
no runs. in . innings; on Barfoot. hits,
. in innings. Hit by oitcher-By
Meadows CMcHenryD. Wild pitch-Meadows.
Winning 1itcher-R. Walker. Losing pitch
er-MeadOws. Time Of game-2:l5. Um-
pires-O Day and Hart.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. Loop
Officers Fir Schedule

Schedule for play in the Railroad
Y. NJ. c. A. baseball league for the
remainder OF the week was fxed by
league officers last night.
The schedule follows: Today
VS.. A. r. E: tomorrow
Union Station VS. Southerns: Thurs
VS.. Shops: Friday-Ex-
press VS.. r. NJ. S.; Saturday-South-
erns VS.. Union Station.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
Washington Beats Wisconsin,

MADISON, Wis. June 12.-Wash-
ington defeated :he University of
Wisconsin eight this evening by about
ten lengths in the time 1873. over a
three-mile course. The winners led
throughout and were hard pressed
only for the first half of the distance.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13

fBatted for Morrison in third
fBatted for YellOwhorse in eighth
Runs-Nixon "a. Barbara, Christenhury
GOwdy, Nicholson (2D, Boechel, Bgbee,
GOOch Errors-Maranville, Traynor, Muel-
Ter. GoOch, Nixon.
Two-base hlts-Gowdy. Gooch. Three
base hits-Terney, Nicholson. Sacrifice
hits-Nicholson Nixon, Barbara t2), Boeck-
81. Left on bases-Pittsburgh, 8; Boston, 3.
Base on balls-Off Morrison, /; Miller, .;
Yellowhorse, 1. Hits off Morrison in 2
innings; off Yellowhorse-4 in 5 innings; off
Hoilingsworth-O in / inning. Struck out
by Yellowhorse. L; Miller. .; Hollingsworth.
l. Umpires-MOran and Quigley. Losing
pitcher-MOrrison.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
SANDLOT TwIRLERs
DISPLAY REAL CLASS.

uoNoRs of the sandlot banner
l. day-Sunday-seem to be cen
tered with Benny Wormsley. pitch
er and outfiel1er of the Manhat-
tans; Lefty" White, pitcher of the
Capital fractions; Averill, pitcher
of the 6arfields, and Hutchinson.
pitcher for the Manhattans
Wormsley, a la Babe Ruth style.
drove out his twelfth home run of
the season against the Kensiugton
nine, driving the ball out of tho
park via right field fence. Worms
ley Is now tied with Joe Gulick, of
the Roamers for total home runs.
Lefty" White won his sixth game
OF the season. pitching for Capital
fractions. Lefty" has started
seven times this year.
Averill held Clarendon sluRgers
to three hits in seven innings while
doing mound duty for the Garfields.
Schrider, who relieved him. allowed
but one hit in the other three in
nings The Clarendons were
blanked.
Hutchinson held Eensington to
two hits while dishing up the ball
for the Manhattans
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
Dads Whip Daughters.

POUGHKEEPSlE, n. Y, June IL.
In baseball game which was a
feature OF class day at Vassar COL
iege today. Vassar girls played a
team of their fathers in which the
fathers won by a score of IL to
Miss Edith Fitch. of New York,
pitched for the Vassar seniors and
scored two runs.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13

lOtals. 80 Ii - = TOTALS. 81 "a 10
"Batted for iarrisOn in fourth.
Innings:
Philadelphia o o o o o o "a .
Cleveland ....3 3 OOO13 3Ix-iI II o
Runs-JamiPsOn, Evans (3), Gardner 49,
Sewell 90. McInnis, O'NeiIl, Miller, Brug-
gy, Galloway. ETrors-Walker, Welsh Two
base hits-tiardner. .; Stephenson, McInnis,
Evans, Uhle. Miller. Home runs-Miller
Sacrifice hits-Uhle. Sewell. Hit by pitched
baby Sullivan (Stephenson) Struck out
by Uhle. I: by Naylor, /; by Sullivan, l.
Bases on balls off UhIe, 6: off Naylor 4:
OF sullivan, 8. Wild pitch-Sullivan
Passed balls-Bruggy. 2 Left on ba ses-
Cleveland, 10; Philadelphia, s. Pitching
record-6 runs, hits off Naylor in .
innings; 0 run hit off Yarrlson in l in
ming: runs. 10 hits. off Sullivan in 5 in
nings. Cmpires-Walsh and Owens
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
KEN WILLIAMS HITS
FIFTEENTH HOMER
AS BROWNS WIN, IL
st. Louis Hands Joe Bush
First Beating of Year,
Gaining on Yanks.

ST. LOUIS June 12.-Ken Will
lams' nIteenth home run OF the
season contributed to the Yankees
downfall today. the Browns win
ming, Z to / 1t was the first de-
Feat for Bush. the New York
pitcher. in eight starts. Pruitt, of
81. LOUIS. allowed only SIX nits.
The score:
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t3. shorten. Error-Scott. Two-base hits
- Mensel, Bush Gerber. Williams, shorten.
Three-base hit-Scott. Home run-Williams
TObin. Stolen bases-Gerber, Ward, Ruth,
Williams (2l. Double plays-Gerber to Me
Manus to SislPr; Ward to Scott to Pipp.
Bases on balls-On Pruitt. 2; OF Bush, 3.
Struck out-By PruiTt, 7; by Bush. . Left
on bases-New York. @; st. Louis, 4. Time
-l:J1. Umpires-Nallin and Evans
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
ALdrich Blanks Dodgers
While Cubs Pound Ball

NEW YORK. June 12.-The Cubs
avenged Sundays defeat at the hands
of Brooklyn by coming back today
with an S-to-0 win. Aldrich, of CHI
cago. held the Robins to five hits.
Brooklyn made four errors. The
ScOre
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
FOULING OF LeGENDRE
TO BE INVESTIGATED.

AIMS that Bob LeGendre,
Georgetown University track
ace. was fouled by Jack Norton.
former University of California and
Olympic track star in the medley
relay at the Philadelphia Legion
games last Saturday. will be inves-
tigated by the local department o.
the American Legion. according to
Dorsey Griffith, manager Of the
Washington team. :
LeGendre was running In third
place at the fine and attempted to
pass the Californian. whom Griffin
alleges struck the Hilltop flyer In
the pit of the stomach with the la
ton, forcing LeGendre to finish In
the van Of the other entries. vomit-
ing at the finish.
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Totals. 30 8 "a 13 Totals.

Runs-Burns (2). Bonne. Bancroft, Frisch.
Groh (2), Meusel (2). Young. Kelly, Cum
ningham. Two-base hits-Bancroft. Harcer,
Groh. Three-base hits-Kelly. Meusel. Home
run-MeuseI. Sacrifice fies-D u b er t.
Barnes. Duncan. Struck out-By Ri1ey, 1:
by Gillespie, 9; by Barnes, I. Base on
halls-On Rixey. 2: of Barnes, l. Double
play-FriSch to Kelly: Bohne to Caveney
to DaRbert. Hit by pitched ball-By Barnes
nlnrgrSve. Burns). Wild pitch-Rixey.
Hits-Of Rixey, o in I-3 innings; on GIL
lespie. 4 in 3 % innings. Left on bases
Cincinnati. I: Giants, 5. Umpires-sentelle
and Mccormick
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Runs-Harris, ]. Collins, Burns. O'Rourke,
smith, Mulligan, Hooper t2). Mostil. Falk,
Sheely, Schalk. Error-E. Collins Two
base hits-HOoper. Schalk. Harris Smith
Mostil. Sacrifice hits-Harris. Hodge. Mos
til. Hits-Of Ferguson, 4 in 5 innings; on
Schupp, in innings. Umpires-ShiIl and
Hildebrand
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
Giants Gain on Pirates,
Beating Cincinnati, 9-3

NEW YORK, June 12-The Giants took |
another from Cincinnati, 8 to 8. rolling up |
thirteen hits of Rixey and Gillespie's de- |
livery. Jesse Barnes. pitching for New
York. allowed eight hits and kept them /
scattered The score:
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Runs-Stantz, Hollocher, krug, Grimes
(2), Friberg, Miller. Errors-Krug. John
ston. Ward (2). Smith. Twobase hits-B.
Griffith, Johnston. Grimes, Ward. Hollocher.
Home runs-Krug. Sacrifice hits-Hollo-
cher. Fribery (2), Terry. Stolen bases
Statz. First base Nn error-Chicago, 8;
Brooklyn. /. Base on bails-off Aldridse.
2; off Smith, g.: off Decatur, .. Double
plays-High to Johnston to schmandt Wild
pitches-Aldrich. Mamnux Hits--off smith.
o in Ia innings; off Decatur, 1 in %
inrings; off Mamaux, 8, in . innings. Left
on bases-Chicago. o; Brooklyn, g. Um-
pires-klem apd Phirman.
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Two-base hitS-LamOtte, Zachary
CD. Harris, FIagstead. Rice. Three
base hit-BrOwer. stolen bases
Rice. Judge, Smith. Sacrifice hit
Lamotte. Sacrifice hy-BrOwer. Hft
by pitcher-By Zachary alag
stendD. Left on bases-DetrOit. O;
Washington, %. Base on baIIs-Of
E;hmke, :; OF Zachary, I. struck
out by Ehmke, 3; by Zachary. I.
-MOriarity. Connolly and
Dineen.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
Big Start GiUes Chicago
7-6 Victory OUer Red SOr

CHICAGO, June 12.-Jumping off
with four-run lead in the second
inning. the White Sox lasted to nose
out Boston. Z to 6 today The score.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
Minor League Results.
International League.

Buffalo. 900 900 O6O-6 8 0
Newark. .010 900 01O-2 9 3
Tomlin and Bengough; Barnhardt
and Walker.
Syracuse: .O1O OO3 900 o. 10 4
Reading .010 10 100 Is IL 1
Walter, Stewart and Niebergall;
Gordonier, Bender and johnson.
Rochester. 900 900 OOo-o o
Baltimore. .OO2 900 OOx-2 1
Wisner and Lake: Parkham and
styles.
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Braves Lanibast Pirate
Pitcher, Winning, U-2

BOSTON, Mass, June 1.-THE Braves
drove Morrison and YellOwhorse off the
mound with shower Of hits today, beat
ing Pittsburgh II to . The score:
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Totals. "a ID % Ill Totals. 80 5 % Is
Slated for Decatur in seventh.
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Totals. "a Q "a Isl Totals. -. 80
'Batted for Ferguson In sixth