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The Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. Grant StrOh.

Next Sunday morning the pastor
will preach upon "The Will that
Wins;;'' and in the evening upon
1.-Two Certainties in One Text. ,"
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FOR SALE: Five head of good
work horses. G. @. Winchester.
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SEA Nd M. T.
A. Andreason, Pastor.

Services will be held next Sunday
at 1920 a. m. and 80 p. m.
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FOR RENT: One fiat with four
rooms, one with five rooms, and one
with eight rooms. G.. G. Winchester.
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WANTED. -Blacksmith or a handy
man with tools on the March Farm.
1t.
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but also from lack Of numbers. -Four
and i've horse races have been a daily
occurrence.
The appearance of Horace E. on satur-
day was not pleasing 10 his owner. Paul
Rainey. Mr.. Rainey stated before the
race that he did not believe Horace T.
would win but he expected his 81. 600
colt to make a better showing than he
did. Mr.. Rainey opined that Lord Boan-
erges would win. while Billy" Garth
pinned his faith TO Horace E.. of whom
be is particularly fond. Ben Beach. who
trains Malaecs. did not hesitate to de-
clare that Malacca would win. and Bob
Walden, trainer Of Lord Boanerges, said
the race would have to be ran faster
than any other run at the meeting in or
der to beat his horse. All of which goes
TO prove that owners and trainers really
know very little more than the public
about their horses. Horace e. is a can
didate for the Carter Handicap at Aque-
duct. but unless he shows a marked im-
provement it is likely that he VIII not be
sent TO the post. There is possibility
that the deep sand Of the Benning
stretch had something to do with Horace
F. s poor performance. It has stopped
other horses than Horace f. The sand
this spring is unusually deep. and Supt
Strahan said last week that nothing but a
good. heavy rain would beat it down.
The track ought - be better this week
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
AMoNGTHE BOXERS.

Jack O'Brien as not been heard from
for week. Los out,
Young Erne ar Harry Baker both favor
Spike Robson afnst Abe Attell.
Tommy O'Kee is at Blackwood. \. J.,
and expects TO main there until April 8.
Billy Hevron, d English heavy weight,
is in America loling for a fight Lemon,
Maurice Sayerss III the best fOrTn OF his
life just at prent. and VIII need a lot
of beating
Jim Jeffords sss he would Ike the next
turn at Fred BHlley. and viii guarantee
TO show the BOSNIAN few tricks.
Freddy Weeks the Colorado feather
weight, is in Eiladelphia, looking for
trouble. He coUlh't have gone to a better
place 10 find it.
Joe Thomas htends 10 keep after
Tommy Ryan uhl the latter accepts or
flunks- Tommy til never accept unless
he knows just whit is going 10 happen.
Jimmy Loves, ack PaImers manager,
writes from Los Angeles that Palmer is
IN good shape, ad confident of beating
Jack (''Twin') hllivsn on Wednesday
night.
Tommy Murphs would go to England
and fight johnny Summers for a S5,ooo
purse. If he mabs that a condition he
viii surely stay 4 home. They would be
lucky TO get 81 . purse.
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front OF the plate and Ieahy made bum
pass to second, filing the bags. Swami
heayed wildly over second to catch An
derson asleep. and Altizer crossed the
plate. Nil famed and Blankenship's
single scored Anderson, Falkenberg died
easily.
In the nth session Washington got a
run without hit. Burke's error put
Falkenherg on first Perrine sacrificed.
Ganiey's out sent Falkenberg TO third
and ne came home on a wild pitch.
With two doubles to his credit. Hueis-
man singled in the fifth. Burke walked,
and Frantzs out advanced both. Huels-
man tailed on McBr!de's fly to center.
The ninth inning finish was a beauty,
and with two out, Swami hit safely stole
second. ana walked to third on Hills hit.
A passed ball scored Swami and put Hill
on second Cassaday hit to left. Hin
and Cassaday came home on Kahl's
double. Huelsman was too serious a
problem for Falkenberg and was pus-
poseiy passed Burke was a snap for
Cross and schlaly and the agony was
over. Attendance, 4,S0.
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GIANTS STAY at HOTEL.
DO Not Attempt to Invade the New
Orleans Park.

New Orleans, March Sl.-There was no
attempt by the Giants to-day to invade
Athletic Park. Manager MctTraw and Sec
retary Knowles decided that their case
would not be strengthened any more by
having Umpire thinner go through the
formality Of announcing another forfeit
ed game TO the Athletics. 50 the New
York players were given an entire day
Of rest
Il was just as wei. perhaps, for the
weather was the worst experienced on
the whole trip up to date 1t was very
cold raw. and rainy. The players were
glad therefore TO escape any work. There
were no new developments to-day In the
unfortunate controversy
The Giants departed for Montgomery
tonight. where they are scheduled to
play tomorrow. McGraw may decide TO
leave several Of his players in Mont
gOmery 10 practice there during the time
the team is working its way North by
short stages. If any are left they viii
join the team again in New York on Sat
urdaY.
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OVATION AT ANNAPOLIS.
Widdies Celebrate Victory la Inter
collegiate Fencing.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd. March Si.-The Mid
shipmens fencing team which won, the
championship Of the Intercollegiate Fene-
ing Association at the tournament held
in New York Friday and Saturday. re-
turned 10 Annapolis tonight jubilant over
the victory. The silver trophy. which is
competed for annually, win once more
become the property OF the Middies for
another year.
The trophy is now at West Point, the
soldier lads having won it at last year 5
tournament. The Navy team was com
posed Of Grattan G. Dichman, Of Ber-
nita. Ca, captain; Harold DE +. Burdick.
Lawrence Kane. and Edmund 5. x.
Brandt MOntclair, y. J.
Upon their arrival at Bancroft Hall, the
Mldshipmens dormitory, the fencers were
given an ovation by the student body.
Burdick viii be elected captain Of the
team for next season, as Dichman Will
graduate in June.
The intercollegiate Association is COM
posed of Yale. Harvard, Pennsylvania,
Princeton. Columbia. Cornell. West Point
and Annapolis. All entered teams in the
tourney.
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WILL FIGHT D A FINISH
Bernie Cleveland d Willie 0'Brien
Meet ThEvening.
Bout VIII BE ~ at a Clubhouse
Near WashinEt%Three Preiimf-
naFies Are.a the Card.

A finish fight beden Bernie Cleveland,
of Maryland. an Willie 0'Brien, OF
Georgetown. viii theld at a clubhouse
near Washington IS evening.
The scrappers hk been in training for
several weeks anlaccOrding 10 reports
from the rival cas-, both are ready for
the mill Cleyela easily won his fight
from Kid Joyce few weeks ago. and
Willie O'Brien hs had considerable ex-
perience in preliharies.
Before the maiH1ut there viii be three
fights between lot boys Tommy Ward
viii meet Kid flris, Earle Bengel viii
meet Al Belmot and Kid Joyce viii
meet Rube Carte
Arrangements Ne been completed for
the handling OF large crowd, and after
the success Of : last fight no intsr-
ference is expedi. A bus, leaving So
r street at o elk. viii take the sports
direct to the sca Of the fight.
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YALE MAY ROW TIGERS.
Talk of Race on Thames when
Princeton Gets Crew.

Princeton Gets Crew.
New Haven. Conn. March 31-Unofi-
ciaI discussion between Yale and Prince
ton graduates interested in aquatic sports.
and also talk among students, indicate
that there may be some official consider
alton In the near future Of a race be-
tween Yale and Princeton. It viii not
come this year. OF course. but when
Princeton develops d crew it Is pretty
certain that d dual contest Will be ar
ranged Many Yale men would not be
sverse to having Princeton enter the
annual race on the Thames. Nobody here
knows how Harvard would view such a
proposition. but all admit that a triple
crew regatta would add interest 10 the
New London meeting each June.
Yale's crew candidates were allowed to
go to their homes yesterday 10 spend
Easter Sunday and Monday. They have
been rowing twice daily ON the haTbOr
since the college recess began on Wed
nesday. The coaches express themselves
as encouraged by the showing thus far
made by Dunkle. who has taken the
place at bow vacated by Rockwell when
he fell III with appendicitis. Howe, who
went into the waist Of the boat in place
of former Capt. Noyes. is considered a
promising odrsman.
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second Team Is shut out.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Ieavenworth March u.-The St Paul
American Association team smOthered a
team from washington AmericanPLeague
here this afternoon. winning by the scora
Of TO O. ST. Paul pitchers were irwin
cibie. only three hits being made or
Adams. sutor, and Dickson in the nine
innings. and none of Adams In the three
innings he pitched. ON the other hand.
81. Paul batted Kitson and Wilson hard.
The washington team lined-up as fol-
lows:
Gaodziu, 50; Jones. IS; Hayden. c; Kitson, 2;
Wilson. p, Warner, %; smith. N; Eddiuger, era
ham and Hughes. helders-
The score:
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will have her educated for racing. Miss
Bedworth is four years old. She IS by
Cooper's Hannis. end her dam is by Bed
worth, 2.zz4; sire Of Bedworth, jr-, z:16i4'
Bedworth Il. 2.I7iz; S. X. Bedworth,
z.lsA, and several other fast ones.
". e. Miller last week sent Kushan.
2:lsk. to Brightwood, where he viii be
put into commission for the coming rae
ing campaign. The speedy son of Krem-
lin is expected TO chop several seconds
on his present record before snow flies
again. Aionz0 Corbin who has trained
and raced Kushan for the past three sea
Sons, again has him ia hand.
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FIRE R0UTs BROOKLYN TEAM.
Players Find Plenty of Excitement
az savannah Enster Day.

Savannah. Ca, March 3l.-An the Brook
lyn players took advantage OF let-up
in work to-day and visited the many his
torical spots in and around Savannah.
Others attended the Easter services in the
many churches
A slight fire In the neighborhood of the
hotel caused a little excitement shortly
after ] o'clock this morning. Many Of the
street
The club leaves here tomorrow morn
ing for Macon. Ga. where they will meet
the Macons This club has beaten two or
three major league organizations. and as
result Manager DonOvans team will
have to extend themselves more than
they did here and in Jacksonville.
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s.Farmer' Burns Throws Parr.

Omaha, March 9l.-"Farmer" Burns de-
feated Jimmy Parr. the English wrestling
champion. at the Auditorium last night,
winning the second and third bouts in
l5la and lS minutes respectively. Parr
took tie first fan in s6 minutes. The
wrestling was catch-as-catch-can. and
Parr was clearly outclassed after the first
match.
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O'Rourke's Club "Opens Tonight.

- fA~"fAS NA"D "opens Ao-hA$ht'
New York March 3l.-TO-mOrTOw night
the National Sporting Club of America
viii hold its first boxing show in this
city. when Willie Hosey and Maurice
Savers meet in d limited-rOund battle at
the clubrooms IN Sixth avenue.
Hosey is the lightweight champion OF
Albany, and has defeated many good men
I'm his class. Savers comes from Mil
waukee and brings with him a great
record as a fighter. Dave Deshler. who
was originally scheduled 10 fight Savers.
was injured by an automobile.
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ST. Johns Plays at baltimore.

Special to The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd, March 3.-The baseball
team Of st. Johns College will go to Bal
timore tomorrow and play the Baltimore
Eastern League team. Last year the coll
legians hold them down TO TO /, and.
although the team this season is not as
strong as that of last. the men expect to
make a good showing. Wilbert Robinson.
the famous ex-Oriole backstop is coach
ing ST. Johns this year. His son, Wifbert.
jr., plays shortstOp on the team.
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Mlchlgnn AthIetes Honored.

Ann Arbor. Mich, March sl.-Two Mich
igan athletes have won distinctive honors
in an academic way. Capt Garrels and
former Capt. Ramey, Of the varsity team.
were elected yesterday as members of the
Sigma Xi. the honorary. scientific society
.of the university. Both will be graduated
in Iflna
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The score

Earned nfns-Washiugtou, 2: Kansas tuy. g.
First base ly erroFs-W Washington T. Left on bases
Washington 81 Kansas City. 6. First base on bale
OF Case ]: OF Swauh. !; on faikenbesg, IN
nings pitched-By Case. 8; by Egan. 8; by ssann. s.
Hits made-Otf Case, {, OF Egan, o; OF Swami. J.
Struck 0ul-By Case. .; by Egan. 8; by Ssahn, !;
by Falkenberg g. Two-base hits Hueisman s5l, Gas
sadaE Kahl. Sacrifice hits-PeIrine. Gross. Gas
saday. Frautz Stolen bases-Anders8n. Swami HIT
hy pifeher-By Falsenberg l. wild pitches-falken-
berg ]: Egan. ]. Passed bail-Blankenship Umpire
-Ng. JACK Haskell Time Of game-l hour and 20
minutes
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MEET TIERS AGAIN.

Princeton ant Georgetown Teams
Play Second tine This Afternoon.
The Princeton nd Georgetown baseball
teams clash thibfternoon for the final
game of the SEES. The game win be
called al 3-30 insad of o'clock.
Sides. the Tigs' star third baseman,
has not yet reGered from the injuries
received in Satday's contest, and his
position viii be lied by Fish.
The batteries ill probably be: Prince
ton. Clarke a. Cooney; Georgetown,
Montgomery arg Mudd.
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MILLER'S ROUGHNESS
Punishment Saturday Was
Well Deserved.
OTHER JOCKEYS NOT REGARDED

Rsdtke Had a Narrow Escape in Be
ing Crowded TO the RaiI-suspen-
sion VIII Probably Cause Crack
Rider TO BE More Conziderate in
the Future-MfIIer Has Most Wins.
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with the rain and cold keeping them
indoors, horsemen who are in Washing
ton attending the Benning races had
nothing better to do yesterday than to
discuss Saturdays racing and the pros
poets for the coming season about New
York
Naturally, the topic uppermost was the
suspension Of Jockey Miller. II was gen
orally agreed that the punishment was
deserved. and the only criticism was that
il had been postponed SO long. Frequently
last year the attention of the racing Off
ciaIs was called by the press TO the rough
riding OF Miller. but no action WAS taken.
The young man was allowed TO do as he
pleased. and the wonder is that several
lives were not lost by his foul tactics,
Wnen the meeting began at Benning last
fall Miller evidently was impressed with
the idea that he could do as he liked, ani
it did seem that his impression was right.
The young man repeatedly showed that
he had 40 regard for other jockeys. and
on the TWO or three occasions when dis
qualifications were made Miller profted
by them This led 10 a very general and
openly avowed opinion that Miller was
being favored by the stewards.
When the racing began last Monday 1t
was apparent that Miller had not for
gotten how TO jockey the other boys in
"a race. and Inasmuch as the rider was up
On the first two winners of the day, the
expression quickly became general that
Miller is the one best bet" No one win
question that Miller is one of the best,
If not the best, rider IN the country. He
IS alert at the post. a good judge Of pace,
and has a happy faculty Of jolying his
mounts along 10 the end OF "a race. This
vas Illustrated on Monday in the first
race. when ne rode Anna May. The flly
seemed 10 be beaten a furlong from home,
for after having led the field, she began
To stop. and both Quadrille and Lord
Boanerges passed her. But Miller was
playing crafty. He knew he had some
thing in reserve, and he was wise enough
to know also that if he did not give his
mount a breathing spell he might not
win So just at the proper time ne took
Anna MAY up and then when il came TO
the time for making the final run home
Anna May had enough left to pass quad
Tilie and Lord BOaneTges and win. Moth
Iug hut Miller's good Judgment and clever
handling won the race for Paul Rainey S
nlIv
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opened ggapau and for him "a & t
tracing hui s hes came um d h
Ted
90
FIRST aeasy. Winners
q. h1 sll-s Roa OanrC Cdumls T-nar ILam
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Nationals score.

No more hits were made of Case in the
remaining two rounds that he officiated,
none We're made OF Egan in the three he
twirled, and IL was not until the third
session Of swann's delivery that Wash
iugton again did a praiseworthy stunt
with the bat In that round Aitizer
reached first on BuTke's error. Anderson
drew a pass. Schlahy dropped one in
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Plans for the track Henry Copperthite
proposes to build near Burkes, Va, have
been drawn. and the construction OF the
course will be begun shortly. Mr. Copper
thite has a fine farm of about 80 acres
near Burkes. 1t is on this place that the
new track viii be laid. Mr.. Copperthite
now has eight or ten trotting-bred young
sters that he will have broke and trained
there, and it is not improbable that he
viii give race meetings there If conditions
warrant such undertaking. The ground
on which the track viii be laid is well
adapted for fl. being almost as levef as
a flooi, while the soil is peculiarly favor
able.
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Rode Most Winners.

= Miller easily led the riders last week.
- started of with two winners the first
NJ ard az the end of the week his record
as alne hrsts, which was more than 100
per cent greater than any other jockey
f7ee Mcdaniel came nearest to him,
hiih four winners: while Mountain, J.
jenhson' Englander. and NOtter each had
tptee. and Radtke and Noone two. John
iiehnessey' Goldstein. and O'Brien each
had one victory to his credit.
Il Miler's suspension has any effect
on bis manners, the young man will prob
ahEs be quite as successful this season
IS he was last. for there seems to be no
one Who can approach him as a rider.
Jockey Joe Johnson, who is a DEVELOPMENT
" Tom Mannix, is one of the most prom
Islag boys. He has good head, is quick
AZ the post and can ride a strong finish.
Above all, he is patient, which makes him
especially valuable IN long-dlstance races.
-Mf Mannix will take his string of horses
tos Baltimore to race at the thirteen DAYS
meeting at Pimlico. and johnson. who
viii. OF course. go with him, win no doubt
be the star jockey of the meeting.
The Pimlico meeting, by the way Sc
attracting great deal of interest on the
part of the owners. Many of the horses
now at Benning viii 60 TO the Balumore
course. and the meeting there promises
10 be the most successful that has been
heid at the famous old track in many
years Secretary William P Riggs al
rasdy has received applications for stable
room that viii exhaust ali the available
stalls, and there viii be many more
liorsenen on hand who have not yet ap-
piled. Steeplechasing viii be one of the
big features OF the meeting Amateur
riders also viii have more of a chance
70 SHOW what they can do than they have
had al Benning.
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ANOTHER CLOSE CALL
Nationals Barely Down Kan.
sas City Team.
WINNING RUN IN THE NINTH
Frank HueIsman. Former National.
Proves Terror with the Bat, Get
ting Three Doubles aud a Single.
Mig PerrIne Receives "a Warm Wei
come aud Flowers from Admirers.
90, % rhs washington Herald.

SPECIAL 10 The washington hei0ie.
Kansas City, Mo. March Si.-Good for
tune again favored the Washington bali
club to-day, and it managed to barely
beat Kansas City by to 4. after not
making half as many hits as the home
team.
The game was played in sticky mud
that held the ball dead as soon as ii
descended. and so elogged up the feet
OF the fielders and baserunners that all
performances were of color. Washington
made four hits and two runs In the first
inning and one nit and two runs in the
ninth. These weD the only innings in
which "A visitor connected safely, but il
so happened that all those bingles figured
in the tallies.
There was a hair-raising finish, in which
Falkenberg nearly threw away a game
already won Clean fielding saved the
tourists from defeat like that they suf-
fered in Wichita, when they lost after
getting a lead OF seven runs.
Frank Huelsman. who played left field
for Washington in 1905, was the star OF
the home folks He has always been a
mighty man with the stick. and to-day
he exceIled himself His record was three
clean doubles TO left-center and a single
past Cross. out Of all this he got one
run for himself
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smaIl FIeIds So.

Tie quality OF horses running at Ben
niRs this spring is not better than the
sseFase Owners Of the best animals
you'd not think Of starting them this
f IN The season, and the cards have
not only from a lack OF class.
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AT BENNING- MARCH 80 1907
WEATHER cLEAR-TRAcK FAST.

Il hrons Columbia T9syareds and upward
b ,
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Flowers for Perrine.

Mig Perrine received warm welcome.
He is a Kansas City man, and played
here last year. He was presented with
two large boxes Of flowers before the
opening of the battle, and responded by
leading OF with d neat single In field
ing he was easily the star for Washing
ton, and his work at short was far above
anything he has yet shown there. de-
spite the adverse conditions. His throwing
was hard and true.
Harry Cassaday, who was also with
Washington for a few weeks in 1905
avenged his shipment back to the minors
by making a sensational one-hand catch
that cut off run and making a two
bagger and a single.
Cheered ON by the fans and the roses.
Perrine got away with a safety in the
first round. Ganley singled past second,
and Cross sacrificed. Altizer scored the
runners with single 10 right, but was
thrown out at second by the vengeful
Cassaday. Anderson then got a hit and
stole second. schlaay walked, and Nil
singled. but Blankenshlp was an easy out
with three men an haSee
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The rail birds at Brightwood-the de-
lightful weather of the past week took
large fiocks of them to the old track daily
AL agree that Z. F. Halls new mare.
Gallant Maid. by Gallant Boy. is a real
trotter. Gallant Maids mark is 2:2714,
but she looks, even at this early stage.
TO be able TO knock a notch or two OF Of
2:20