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Almanac for New York July IL.

Sun rises....... 3s Moon rises..l1 30 PM
Sun sets. ....... 7 IS Moon sets. .12 - PM
TIME OF HIGH WATER JULY IL.
Sandy Hook. .... IL 80 AM ] 35 PM
Governors Isiend..... OF AM 81 PM
Hel Gate (Astoria)... 3 10 AN Al PM
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

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The Washington herald., 1922-07-03
DOMINICAN LYCEUM.
SCORES in OPENER.
OF SANDLOT SERIES
Hard. Fought Contests
Mark Opening of City
Title Tournament.

The Districts annual sandlot
series got underway yesterday
Dominican Lyceum and Linworths
stepping off with honors In the in
itial pair of battles.
Dominican Lyceums dropped the
Junior Order 6nited American Me-
'chanics aggregation in the opening
battle of the unlimited league, Z
to 2, In fast played game on the
Washington Barracks nine.
Linworths had little trouble dis
posing of the Ariels In the initial
senior class contest, scoring a 10
to 3 verdict on the Sixth and B
streets diamonds before q huge
crowd.
Hillquist. pitching for Dominican
Lyceum. had the upper hand at all
times. while his mates pounded over
their seven counters in the first two
frames. two doubles by Koogle and
one by Davis being contributing fac
tors in the removal of ]. Groves
from the mound A triple by J..
Renwick accounted for the attack
of the losers.
Smith was the batting star of the
Linworths in the senior class loop,
scoring three bingles. one a triple.
Crump raped a homer for the win
ners.
Today's schedule follows:
unlimited Class.
Section B-war Finance vs.. Gibraltar, at
Roseda'e, 5:l5 p. m.
Section C-Union Printerrs vs. W. r..
Roberts. at Washington Barracks. 5:15 p. m.
Senior Class.
Section A-Roamer vs.. st. Teresa, at
Union Park, 5:15 p. m.
Junior Class.
Section A-Crescent VS.. Atlantic, at Cath
Ollie University. 5:i5 p. m.
Midget Class.
Linworth vs. Liberty Cubs, at Brookland,
p. IN.
The scores:
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CARRIES
ODDS ON KANSAS
Champ Completes Training
Grind in Good Shape for
Battle Tomorrow.
By WALTER ECKERsALL.

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. July 2. -
When Bennie Leonard. lightweight
champion. steps into the ring on
Tuesday to defend his title against
Rocky Kansas. of Buffalo, in the
main event of the boxing show to be
conducted by Floyd Fitzsimmons in
his mamoth arena, indications are the
champion will try his utmost to stop
the challenger.
One of the surest indications that
the champion is fit and ready was
shown by his grouchy mood today.
He seldom had time to speak to old
acquaintance and 1t was evident his
mind is on the fight InIs Is gener.
ally the mental attitude of every good
fighter on the eve of an importan;
battle. Leonard apparently is aware
Kansas is in good shape and is some-
what peeved at the remarks credited
to Kansas that he will put the cham
pion away on Tuesday afternoon.
Bennie knows how much the cham
pionship means to him and he will
20 in there determined to end the
fight in a punch if possible.
Fans Watch Bennie.
number of smart boxing fans
were here today to get a true line
on Leonard's ability and most of them
went back to Chicago tonight eager
to wager 2 to / that Leonard wins
the popular verdict and will wager 1
to that Bennie stops the Italian.
Others claim the fight will not last
eight rounds and that BennIe will de-
liver the Knockout wallop.
Kansas and his manager. Dan
Rogers, are not boastfuI They be-
lieve they have a good chance to cop
and are not making any rash prom
ises. Manager Rogers stated today he
never saw Kansas in better shape
for contest. and especially one with
the champion.
uous grind of training today. Kan
sas confined all his training to a
jog on the road this morning and
skipped the rope in the afternoon.
He will take a short run along the
Lake shore tomorrow morning and
then wait until he is called to the
ring. Manager Rogers did not want
to take any chances with his fight
er's hands or have him cut up.
Leonard boxed six rounds before
5000 persons at the ball park.
The champion was given a great
reception and rewarded the large
gathering with a skillful exhibition
of boxing. In the opening bout
with Sammy Frager, the contest was
cut short after Bennie had knocked
his opponent down with a short left
hook. Charley Glazer and Jack
Eilee each stepped two rounds with
the champion.
Crowds Arrive.
Manager Billy Gibson stated after
the workout that Leonard's hands
are in good shape and that he will
enter the battle prepared to sock
with either mitt from the first tap
of the bell.
Fight fans from all sections of
the country are beginning to arrive
Denver Bill Lyons, who has seen
every important fight for the last
twenty years or more, blew in this
morning. Automobile parties are
here and camping in the public
parks. Thousands visited the arena
during the day and as the fight
draws closer 1t looks like a capacity
crowd.
Sheriff Anstiss was on the ground
today to see that everything Is con-
Quoted properly. He will be the
personal representative of the Gov
ernor and will be held responsible
for the conduct Of the show.
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SOX STOP JOFiNSONS SCORELESS WINNING STREAK
=: SandLot Notes =:

Is to s. Tomorrow the woodleys
win go to Alexandria to play the
Cardinal Athletic Club of that place.
Game starts at o'clock.
The Shamrocks defeated the fast
Dreadnaughts by the score of II
to Z. The feature OF the game was
the playing of Tom Sweeney In
the field. On July the Shamrocks s
will play the Silver Spring semi
pros on the latter's diamond.
Black Athletic Club defeated the
Clarendon Athletic Club for the Sec
ond time this season, by score of
1 to 1. The game was called in
the first half of the sixth, when the
Clarendon team objected to the UNI
pire's decision and left the field.
Silver Spring defeated the TenIeytown Club
here today by Q s-to-1 score. Previous to the
game Owen had pitched 81 scoreless innings,
but was scored on in the eighth inning, when
c. Frost tripled and d. Frost singled The
zeara.
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URANE FACES NAVY
CHAMP TONIGHT
Light Heavies Reported Set
For Long Battle in
Sportland Arena.

The U. S. S. Arkansas, the Navy's
premier pugilistic ship. will be rep
resented at the Sportland Heights
arena tonight when Al Carpenter,
light heavyweight champion of the
fleet. from that ship. mingles with
Mike Urane over the ten-round cir
cult. The Arkansas, now at York.
town, won six of the eight Navy
titles this year, and the best bet in
their brace of feet title holders Is
Carpenter. The latter arrived from
Yorktown. Va, late last night and
is in wonderful condition. deter
mined to stop Urane. Washington
has chance tonight to see a real
Navy champion in action. The best
Navy prospect since Tom Sharkey"
is what many of the Navy ring
worms say of Carpenter The lat
ter has a terrific punch and digs
right in from gong to gong.
All the other bouts are ready.
Good condition and even matches
between men who will get in and
take a chance feature the fight to-
night.
silent" Patt srson, who will carry
the colors of Costello Post, Amer
lean Legion. into the fray tonight
against Sailor Bat Woodman. is
well-known locally as a star base
ball player. His buddies of the
Legion say he can do as we'll at
the fistic game.
Paddy McNulty. the U. S. S. Mary
lands crack lightweight, is all
ready to step the ten rounds against
tough little John l.. Smith.
Blondy Skinner and Billy Vincent,
another sailor fighter. are also ready
and eager for the gong. The bell
rings at $40 tonight.
Carpenter, jnaddition to eight
straight knockout victories in the
Navy. has met some of the best
light heavies in Brooklyn and Phila-
delphia.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-03

The Corinthians defeated the
Warwick Juniors by the score Of
to 2. The feature Of the game
was the pitching Of Charley New
mans, who famed fourteen men and
only allowed two hits. The Corin-
thians are now booking games with
teams having diamond for Sum
day. They also issue a challenge
to the Epiphany Juniors, Brookland
Indians and the Petworth Athletic
Club. For games address A. Mar
goiius,. sol l street, or call Main
$685.. Owing to the mistake in the
Corinthians schedule. they are
forced to cancel their game with
the Anacostia Eagles.
The Riverdale team defeated the
Van CORTLAND nine by the score of
IL to 10 on the formers diamond
yesterday. Riverdale put over it's
winning run in the ninth on a
squeeze play. Frank Chase pitched
the last five innings for Riverdale.
The Sterling Club defeated the
Herzls by the score of s to 4. The
feature of the game was the pitch
ing of Goodman, who struck out
sixteen men and allowed fve hits.
The National Capital Post, Vet.
Grams of Foreign Wars, won a hard
fought game from the Old Dutch
Market team at Union Park yes
terday. to 8. A five-run rally in
the seventh gave the vets the ver-
dict. Atchirson. in left. fielded
brilliantly, while Vernon's stick
work was a big factor in the VIC
tory.
The Knicks defeated the Gibraltar A. @.
on the Knicks' field yesterday by the score
OF 10 to 3. The knicks climbed the siants
OF wasserman for a total Of fifteen hits,
getting six hits In the first inning for six
runs. ''Jen' Smiths twirling for the Knicks
was excellent, he holding the CHS at all
stages Of the game. The hitting OF Kesser
and Wise featured the play Of the Knicks:
while Goodman, first for the Knicks,
accepted fourteen chances without a miss.
The score:
The Washington herald., 1922-07-03
DODGERS T0PPLE
BRAVES FOR PAIR
Pop Bottle Riot Nearly Breaks
Up Second Game-Cubs
Beat Pirates.

NEW YORK. July 2.-The Dodgers
took both ends of a double header
with the Boston Braves today. The
scores were s to and to 3. The
Robins piled up a total of 81 hits.
while the visitors got Is.
The Brooklyn bleacherite, noted
for his penchant for hurling pop
bottles at players, umpires and po-
licemen, broke loose again today
between the first and second games.
A dozen policemen were bombarded
and the Brooklyn players had to
stop the disturbance. A boy was
reported to have been hit by one of
the bottles:
The scores
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Totals. "a 74 o Totals. .se IA n 10
J. o. q. A. NJ. 0 o o o o.
Runs-Reinhard, jenkins, Goetz. Gerard
t2). Davis t2). Mcconnell, KooEle. Errors
Reinhsrd. Demma, Leland. GoetI. Davis,
Duffey. Koogle. Twobsse hits-Davls. koo-
gle t2D. Three-base hit. Renwick. Stolen
bases-G. Renwick. Mcconnell t2l. KooxIe
t2). Duffey. First base on balls-0h Leland.
2. Struck out-By Leland. 3; Hilquist. ..
Double plsy-Goetz to Hooper. Dufey TO
Goetz to Hooper. Hits-On Leland. In
I Is innings; J. Groves. in 2-3 inning. Hit
by pitched balI-By Hilquist (ReinhsrdI.
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Totals. .2s 4 e414I Totals.

IBatted for Decatur in seventh.
Boston g.. ......3 o o o.
Brooklyn 20 o o o Ks
Ruus-Pewell, Barbara. Nixon High. John
ston T. Griffith. Wheat t2D. Myers. Errors
-McQuillan, Shriver. Left on bases-BOstOn
3: Brooklyn, 8. TwO-base hits-Cruise. My
ers. Three-base hits-JOhnston. Home run
Wheat Sacrifice ny-Cruise. First base
on error-Brooklyn, l. Double play-Hung-
ling to Olson. Base on balls-off Shriver
=: off Decatur. 3: off McQuillsn. ?. Struck
out-by Decatur. 3: by McQuillan, 4. Hits
off Shriver. hits 3 runs lnOne out in first
inning): off Decatur. 3. runs in innings:
Quigley.
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Totals. .3511 % o Totals. .36 10 % l.
Bassler flied out for Mrrkle in seventh.
Hnrgrave grounded out for Schnell in ninth.
st. Louis .....2 q o 0-S
Cincinnati 30 o q o o o.?
Runs-Flack C3l, Smith (3D. Toporcer.
Pfeffer. Danhert. Harper wingo. Errors
Rohne. Pinelli. Two-bsse hits--Flsck. Four
iner, Pfeffer.' Three ba Sc hit, Wingo. Stol-
en- bases-Smith Sacrifice Hornshy.
Schultz. Double plays-Daubert (unassistedD,
Pfeffer. Toporcer and Fournier. Struck out
by Keck, 1; Merkle. I; SchnelI, .; Pfef
fer l. Base on balls-Keck. I; Merkle, J:
SchneIl. ?. Left on bases-St. Louis. s;
Cincinnati, 4.
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Alexander HaLts Pirates,
While Cubs CaUOrt, 81

CHICAGO. July THE Pitts.
burgh Pirates opened up their Sc
ries with the Cubs Sunday by los
ing a 5-to-1 contest. The veteran
Alexander. of Chicas go. held the Pi-
rates to seven hits and was also
aided by three Pirate errors. The
The Washington herald., 1922-07-03
Totals. .ss II "A u Totals. 80 10

Nelson batted for O'Nein in eighth.
Boston .....0 o o 3 o-6
Dogers ...4 IL o Is
Runs-Nixon. Cruise. Holke t2l. Ford ~,
High t2I, Johnston -, T. Griffith t2l.
wheat. Smith. Two-base hits-Wheat, Kopf.
Three-bsse hits-Johnston. High. Home run
Ford. Sacrifice hits-Mitchell. Griffith.
nouble plays-Olson to Johnson TO Mitchell:
Kept to GOwdy. Base hits made off 0esch
ger. 3 Struck out-by Lansing. I. Base
on balls-by Oeschger. /: by Lansing. .: hy
Vance I: by Smith. .. Wild pitch-Lsnsing
Passed ball-Deberry.
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TotaIs.. 35 IS 2 10 Totals. 81 IL "a 1s
Deroit .............. sos 0OO3 0-12
Chicago ............. o 8 . o o o. 6
Runs-Blue. Jones, Heilman. Cutshaw (2)
Rigney 3), Bassier t2l. Oldham, Mulligan,
Mostii, Fax f2), sheely, SchaIk. Errors
Johnston, Mostil. Two-base hits-Blue, FAX.
Three-base hits-Mulligan FaIk Sacrifice
hits-Jones. Cobb. Mulligan, sheeIy. Stolen
bases-Cobb. Struck out-by Oldham q, by
Blankenship l. Base on balls-of Oldham
?: OF Robertson 8; OF Hodge . Donbie
play-Hooper to Collins: johnson to sheely
to scbak: Collins to johnson to sheeIy.
Hts-of Robertson In 20 innings; on
Hodge In 5 Is innings. Wild pitch
Hodge. Umpires-Eyans and Walsh.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-03

Two-bsse hits-Barnam. Three base hits
Smith. MiIhurn Jones Home run
Crump stolen bases-Colvin. Wesley. Stahl.
Good. Jones. Smith. sacrinees-Robrrtson.
Dorr Double plays-Younr to Ward 20
wiIber: Robertson luna ssistedD. Base on
balls-or Jones 3. Duvall 4. Struck out
by Jones 8. Duvan =. Umpires-vensel,
Watt.
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Ran for Judge In ninth.
ssBatted for Picinich in eighth.
ss'Batted for johnson I'm eighth.
Washington 5000 1000 Ii
Boston ...... 900 o %
Two-base hit-Pratt. stolen bases
Pratt. Collins. Sacrifices - Fer
guson. shanks. Double plays-Peck
to Harris to Judge. Left on bases
Washington, S, Boston. z. Base ON
baIls-On johnson, 2; Ferguson, 4.
Hit-Of johnson in eight innings,
8. struck out-By johnson. Losing
pitcher-Johnson. Umpires-Nallfn
and Moriarity. Time of Eame-1s56.
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TH9hU, SIHIb, NIUE, MlIIer, Terry,
OFarren. Errors-Barnhart 2 Trayno. Fri
berg. Two-bsse hits-Bsrnhart Grimes
struck out-by Alexander 1. by Hamilton 3.
Sacrifice hits-HoIlocher. 8; Krug, Carey.
Bigbee. Base on balls-of Hamilton, 1: of
Ale1a nder. l. Stolen base-Hollocher Dou-
BILE plays-Hollocher to Terry to Grimes
Umpires-Klem and Phrman
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Reds Drop a Pair
To Flying Cardinals

CINCINNATI. July 2.-The Reds dropped
both games OF their twin bill with the Card
inals today. SIS and 81. The second game
was a pitchers duei. The scores:
rrnsr nANE
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Totals. .8s 81 Is Totals. az S 81 u
st. Louis % o o o o-2
CINCINNATI % o q o o 0-1
Runs-Clemons. Pertica, Danbert. Errors
Harper. Two-base hits Pertics. Duncan.
Hargraye. Stolen bases-Bohne. Double
plnys-Toporcer and Fournier. Toporcer.
Hornsby and Fournier. .; Bohne. Kimmick
and Daubert. Struck out-by Luqu, 8.
Base on balls-Pertica. :; Lugu. I. Left on
bases-St. Louis, s; Cincinnati, 0.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago. D: Pittsburgh, 1.
Brooklyn, SO; Boston, 6-3.
st. Louis. 80; Cincinnati. IL.
No other game scheduled.
ToDAY'S GAMES.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Boston.
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(2l. Goodman. Smith. Oertel (2D: G. Mein.
berg A. Weinberg, Toomey. Errors-sothern.
G. Weinberg. A. Meinberg. Montague. Too
mey. Ballenger. Two-base hits-wise. .;
Sothern. Double p'ays-Wise to Goodman.
Sacrihce-Schultz. Goodman. Oertel. Stolen
Ia ases-Sothern. Wise Oertel. G. Weinberg.
Toomey. Struck out-by wasserman. Z; by
Smith. 6. Base on baIls-of wssserman. ..
Passed balls-Hsger, I. Wild pitches
wasserman. 2.
The woodley Athletic Club de-
feated the Marions by the score of
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Totals. "a 0 81 IA Totals. IS 27 0
'Ran for Hurley In hfth.
Grace ............... o o o q l o q 1 %
Cardinals ............ o o 0 o I 90 O-I
Runs-Campbell. Goodrich. Disbrow. Err
rors O'Neil j2). SArrihces-Campbell
Clark. Double plays-Goodrich and 0'Neil.
Anderson and Savage. Left bases
Grace 3. Cardinals .. Base on balls-of
schaconas .; off Quayle I. Hits-off scha-
Conas 2; off Quayle o. Hit by pitcher-by
Goodrich tAnderson). by Qusyle (schaconas).
Struck out-bg Schaconas II. Quayle H.