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Evening star., 1898-03-19
Deaf Mute Players Preparing for the
Coming Season.
GEORGETOWN AND JOHNS HOPKINS
designations From the National
Rowing Association.
CURRENT NOTES OF SPORT

Little has been heard from the GalIaudet
base ball team thus far. Battery practice
began over two months ago. and outdoor
practice the first week in March. There
can be no doubt that the team is essen
TALLY a stronger team than the college
has had In several years.
The principal accession is the new back
stop. Andree. In catching, throwing to
bases and quickness and good judgment
generally, he would be hard to improve.
AS pitchers, Erd and L. Rosson may be
relied upon to keep up their good work OF
last year. Waters, new man. is going
to develop into an Al pitcher. CARPENTER,
also new, is q promising candidate for the
box, but started in practice little too
hard. Brooks. first base; Davis. shortstop;
Stutsman, third base; Bumgardner left
field. and Erd or Rosson (alternate), right
field are all old men, who will play their
positions as they should be played, giving
undoubted satisfaction. Geiifuss, second
base, and Barham. center field, are new
men, but their play thus far is proof that
they are perfectly fitted for and worthy of
their positions. In batting the team is as
we'll off as in other respects. All of last
years heavy hitters remain, and the new
men are particularly well skilled in the
use of the ash.
All these points were well brought out in
the first game of the season, played with
Central High School at Kendall Green
Wednesday. The CentralS proved them
selves foemen worthy of the Gallaudets
steel, and the result was q tie at 5. The
home team played the long nine-inning
game without an error and hit the ball
hard and repeatedly. while Waters and
Erd pitched quite puzzling article of bali.
The team expects to make a strong bid
for the pennant of the intercollegiate Ath-
letic Association of Maryland and the
District of Columbia.
The following Is the schedule:
Practice gan1es-March 16, Central High
School, March 49, Western High School;
March %, Central High School; March 26.
Business High School. all at home.
Match games - March 30, Georgetown
University az Georgetown field: April .,
Catholic University, at home; April 4-12
examinations and Easter vacation); April
13, Maryland Agricultural College at home;
April 16, Fredericksburg College. at Fred
ericksburg, Va; April 90 Episcopal High
School, at Alexandria, Va: April %, Johns
Hopkins University, at Baltimore; April
q (open); April 80. Western Maryland
College, at Westminster, Md: May 4 (pre-
sentation day); May I, st. Johns College,
at home; May II, University of Maryland,
at home; May IA (open); May 49, Mary
land Agricultural College, at College Park:
May 81 intercollegiate Association field
day.; May 25 (open); May 2S, Maryland
Agricultural College. at home.
The season may be extended into early
June. Another game is still to be arranged
with Catholic University, and probably one
with each of the high schools
Evening star., 1898-03-19
N. A. A. 0. LOSES ANOTHER.
The Columbia Athletic Club Has Re
Signed.

signed.
The west is the only section of the coun-
try now to be heard from In the rowing
war between the National Association Of
Amateur Oarsmen ana the rowing organi-
zations that object to the mode Of govern
ment that the parent hody has pursued in
the lost decade. The trouble started In
Philadelphia last summer and four OF the
clubs Of the Schuylkin navy are now out OF
the N. A. A. o. The sentiment of the New
England oarsmen was voiced when the
Weld Boat Club. composed of Harvard att-
!etes, resigned from the National Associa-
ton. The metropolitan district is In line
with the resignation OF the Passaic river
clubs. The latest acquisition to the belli-
gerent ranks is the Columbia Athletic Club
Of this city. The Analostans had already
resigned.
This leaves but one cub south of Baitl-
more that has not resigned from the N. A.
A. o. .95 W
The Triton Boat Club. institute Boat Club,
Newark Rowing Club ali of Newark;
Quaker City Rowing Eiubt West Philadel-
phia Boat Club. Vesper Boat Club. Cha
mounix Boat Club. all OF Philadelphia; the
Analostan Boat Club and the Columbia
Athletic Club Of this city, have severed
their connection with the National Associa-
tion Of Amateur Oarsmen and are ready to
associate themselves with the new love
which will have none of the Objectionable
features that are embodied In the N. A. A.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
Hurst Still After Anson.

1t is reported in St. Louis that Manager
Tim Hurst Of the Browns is after Anson
for first basenan of the st. Louis team. 1t
is said that Anson is the man of whom
Hurst has been talking when he has re-
marked that he was after first baseman
and if he got him there would be a big sur
prise in the league, as well as among the
people in st. Louis and all others interested
in base ball. The report is tina. Anson has
told Hurst that ne would cover the first
bag for the Browns. but he is holding out
Cor big salary, and it is question wheth-
er the mana cement will agree to the
amount.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
NO AID FROM AUSTRIA.
Spafn Cannot Expect to Get Warshfl
From That Power.

Spafn Cannot Expect to Get Warshfps
From That Power.
A special to the New York World from
Trieste, Austria, Gays:
Austria win send no warship to either
Spain or America That much is sure.
The highest naval authority in Trieste
said to the Worlds correspondent today:
Austria leeds all her ships and will sell
ncne."
He spoke emphatically. adding:
IF 1t were otherwise 1 should have no
time for an interview. Two warships are
building here for this government in a pri-
vate shipyard and will be completed IN two
months. Another is building I'm the govern
ment ship yard at Pola.
THAT the Austrian court sympathixes
with the Queen Regent Of Spain. who is an
archduchess of Austria, needs no proof.
But for reasons of state this country wiz
keep out Of any entanglement"
Evening star., 1898-03-19
WILL NOT SELL THE o'HIcGIss.

Chile win Net Part with the Big
Cruiser.
A dispatch to the New York World from
Paris says:
Don Ramon Barros Luco, ths Chilean
minister to France. said to the World cor
respondent today:
"Chils has been approached both by Spain
and by the United States for the purchase
OF the cruiser o'Higgins, but Chtle refused
Evening star., 1898-03-19
RESULTED In A TIE.

Baltimore and Washington Whisters
Play brilliant Games.
The mixed tournament between the
whist players of Baltimore and those Of
this city Thursday night in Baltimore
resulted in tie. The individual averages
were as follows:
Baltimore = MISS Goldsborough. plus 4;
Mr.. Beverly Smith, plus 1.5; Miss Hop
kins, minus 4: DR.. Smith. plus 1.5; Miss
Hough, average; Mr.. A. H. McCay, minus
1.5; Mrs. Ruff, average; Mr.. Hopkins
minus 1.5.
Washington = Mrs. Leech, plus 8; Mr.
Wooten, plus 6.5; Miss King, plus 2; Mr..
Stevens, plus 1.5; Mrs. McCrea, minus 2;
Mr.. Lowe, minus 1.5; Mrs. Hawley, minus
g.; Mr.. Barrick, minus 6.5.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
WILL PLAY JOHNS HOPKINS.

First Game of GeOrgetOwn's Nine Next
Saturday.
Georgetown University's first ball game
of thu season will be played next Saturday
at o'clock, with John Hopkins University.
All the pitchers will probably be tried out.
and the other positions will likely be filled
as follows: Catcher, Maloney; first base.
Casey; second base, Fleming; shortstop,
Moran; third base, Hafford; left field, Nc
Carthy (captain); center field, Downs; right
field, Walsh. While there is very little on
which to base a comparison of the two
teams, yet Georgetown expects to win, as
hsr candidates are in prime condition and
have been putting up very good game.
The new grand stand Is expected to be
near enough completion to accommodate
the spectators
Evening star., 1898-03-19
compete in the one-miIe relay race az

to compete in the one-mile relay race at
Philadelphia
The dual athletic games between the
University of Pennsylvania and George
town will be held at Georgetown, Saturday.
May 4 There was an effort made earlier
in the season to have a triple meet be-
tween Georgetown, Cornell and Pennsylva-
MIA, at Franklin field, this spring, but after
considerable correspondence upon the sub
ject it was decided to leave that question
OpeE until next season.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
AT HOWARD UNIVERSITY.

Candidates for the Base Ball Team
Practising Every Day.
The Howard University base ball team
was out practicfng every day this week.
The schedule has not been comple ted, nor
has the team been finally selected from the
numerous candidates. Picked mines. repre-
ssntIng the college and the preparator de-
partmeHt. played ami n.iexciting game yester-
day, which. though not altogether equal,
was interesting, vic tory resulting in favor
Of the college boys by 10 to 4.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
LOCAL CHESS TOURNEY

Several new names have been added to
the list of entries for the spring tourna-
ment at the Washington Chess Club, and
already there are thirteen players who
have signified an intention of taking part.
These embrace number of the strongest
players of the club. Among them are Cap
tain Patrick O'Farrell the club champion;
Mr.. E. p. Hanna, who is admitted on all
sides to be about as hard to defeat as any
player in the city. Mr.. Hanna is desirous
of being the next contestant for District
championship honors, and the present tour
nament will enable him to get in trim for
the match. Then there is Mr.. Walter c.
Odell, who has made something Of a repu-
tation in the Pillsbury national chess cor
respondence tourney as correspondence
player. in which he excels. In "skittler
Play he ranks equal to the best PLAYERS
Eere. but he has not yet been tried In
match play over the board. Mr. ]. W.
Harris of Alexandria and E. A. Tibbetts
will give trouble to any of those mentioned.
!. IN the spring tournament last year Mr..
Harris Won first prize 1t is also unnder
stood that Mr.. Tibbetts is desirous of NAV.
ing match for the District championship.
In addltfon to the above, the entries in
SH, GIude J. E. Ray viii H. Lyons, w. E.
w noiIas; Ho; sonn frender. J. P. Campbell. j.
Messrs Lyons and Adair have not hereto
lore taken part in any of the tournaments
Each Will undoubtedly give good account
Of himself
The third game of the match for the Dis
trict OF Columbia championships between
Messrs. F. b. Walker and L. Tharp was
postponed at Mr.. Tharp's REQUEST The
score stands one each.
Mr.: A. K Robinson of Philadelphia n
MEMBER OF the cable match team was in
the city recently on business. and inc;dsntn
any found time to play chess one evening
ne was des1rous Of meeting the Distrjct
cnampion. who defeated him a year ago
not meet. He played several rames u,i,S
M. J., r Campbell, who put up a hard
ngnt out was no match for the visitor.
The championship of the BrookIvn r,bass
Ciuo has been won by J. F. Marshall. n
VIII De remembered that Marshall and
Napier tied in tie championship tourney.
In playing on the tie Napier won the f;rst
game. but Marshall took the two folior,.
ing games. which made him champion.
He will unaoubtedly be ascandfdate for a
place on tne cable team next year
The games In the chess match bv covrs..
spondence between the Washington and
brookiyn chess clubs have reached an in
.eres.ng stage. In each game the opening
was q Ruy Lopez. In game A, in which
washington has first move, the game In
progressing along conservative lines. This
Is IN accordance with the style Of play Of
M. r r. Henna. who Is conducting the
game at this end. In game b. however
the play on both sides Is OF an aggres-
siye character. Warrington is a pawn
sneaa ana wiH struegie to maintain It.
MI Walker. the District champion, is in
charge of the Washington pieces In this
game In one q his games In the match
against Capt OFarreIl the same situa-
,asSs,,' uHn aacse- y. n',e Snen played SKt-Bs.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
Ring Contests,

The Bohemian Club win hold a twenty
round contest between Monk Robinson and
Tobe Parker at Stubener's tonight. preced-
ed by ali eight-round preliminary bout be-
tween Toady Banks and George Vincent.
Evening star., 1898-03-19

Was Aeeused Of stealing go From .
Store.
A special from Batesville, Ark. says that
q colorsd boy whose name cannot be learn
ed was lynched at Marcella. In Stone
county, Tuesday night.
He was accused Of stealing so from the
cash drawer OF store. The mob strung
him up three times In an effort 70 make
him confeas, and finally left him OF ths
grouad In dying condition
Evening star., 1898-03-19
Basket Ball Last Nfxht.

As a result of defeat at the hands of the
basket ball team Of the Washington Ath-
letic Club the Corcoran Cadets have drop
ped to second place in the national league
series. The Carroll Institute team now
holds first place. The score of last nights
game was to g.
The three goals made by the Cadets were
free. wkile all OF those made by their op-
pcnents were from the field. The all
around playing of Giusta and Dodge of the
Cadets and Thompson. O'Connor and
Cownes Of the w. A. c. were the features
of the game The game was followed by
an Informal hop. The lineup:
Evening star., 1898-03-19

Want ads. IN The star pay beeause
they bring answers. a q
Evening star., 1898-03-19

r. c. Lehman. captain of the Leanders,
the crack English Rowing Club, will san
for the United States March 80 to coach the
Harvard boat crews.
Evening star., 1898-03-19

o. constitution, but will provide for faithful
representation on the central committee of
the 1ifferent sections of the country.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
CHESS By CABLE,
Third International Match Between
United States and Great Rritain.

Ih1rd international Match Between
United States and Great Britain.
The third International chess match be-
tween teams representing the United
States and Great Britain for the Newnes
challenge cup began yesterday. The Amer
lean players were in the Academy of Music
in Brooklyn and the Englishmen played
in the Hotel Cecil, London. The United
States representatives Won the prize the
first time 1t was played for, and the Brit
ish won it last year.
The toss resulted in favor of America,
who selected to play the white pieces on
the oGd-numbered board.
Close fighting was the order of the day.
Five P-Q4 openings, including the gam
bit and the Dutch defense, were adopted;
on three boards French defenses were
played, and on only two boards, the fifth
and seventh, were so-called open games
essayed.
Following are the pairings and OPEN
irgs:
Board 1-Pillsbury VS.. Blackburn, queens
gambit declined.
Board 2.BuIn VS.. showalter, queens
gambit declined.
Board 3-Balry VS.. Caro-, Pot opening
Board 4-Atkfns vs. Hymes, French de-
fense.
Board 5-Hodges VS.. Bellingham, Ruy
Lopez.
Board 6-Mills VS.. Delmar, French de-
fense.
Board 7-Baird VS.. Locock. two knights
defense.
Board S-Jackson VS.. Young, French de-
fense.
Board 9-Robinson VS.. Jacobs, Dutch de-
ferSe.
Board 1O-Trenchard VS.. Galbreath, Pot
opening.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
Barnie Declines to Trade.

A special from Macon, Ga, says that
Manager Hanion received telegram from
Manager Barnie last night. dated at A.
Iaire, N. j., which would seem to put ar
end to any chance for negotiations with
Brooklyn. ,Barnie fatty refused to trade
either Griffin or Jones for Kelley. Most
Baltimore fiends will think that Kelley Is
the equal, if not the superior, of either Of
the Brooklyn men, but Ii seems that Bar
ME does not think so.
Hanlon would next prefer trade with
Louisville for Fred Clarke, but it is doubt
full If that can be brought about, as Pull
liam thinks highly Of Clarkes abilities as
Kelley, and sent Hanlon telegram this af-
ternoon asking him if he would exchange
Kelley for an outfielder and a money con-
sideration. Nothing is likely to come of
this, however, as New York has no out
fielder that Hanlon wants.
The Washington Cricket Club.
The Washington Cricket Club will open
the fourth year of play April at it's
grounds, Chevy Chase. The annual pcet-
ing was held last Saturday at Gen. Cecil
Clay's house, 1913 street northwest, and
officers for this season were elected as fol-
lows: President, Gen. Cecil Clay; vice pres
.dent, Rev. Dr. J. Mcbride Sterrett; cor
responding secretary, Arthur Portman;
recording secretary, Stanley A Robinson;
treasurer, Charles c. Binney; captain, Nor
ris Hacker. All persons interested in crick-
ct playing will be welcomed at the club
grounds. and any wishing to join should
apply to Arthur Portman, Chevy Chase, or
TO any OF the officers.
Evening star., 1898-03-19

tIne third game of the match for the Dis
trict OF Columbia championship between
postponed at Mr. Tharp's reouest Th.,
score stands one each. lug
Evening star., 1898-03-19

Mr.; A. K. Robinson Of Philadelphia n
m MeinDer OF the cable match team. was in
ally found time to play chess one evenine
he was desirous of meeting the district
champion, who defeated him a wear ago
ana getting revenge, but these players did
no. mee1, ne played several games with
ML. :; campbell, who put up a hard
ngnt but was no match for the visitor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-10
Stc ncucite Warf SWaius
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-10
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-10
Gin toafIbmer 2iugriT.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-10
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-10
Gin GergiBm ciuni6t ami ocu
Woi0It0r.

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