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The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
FOR ARMY BRANCH Y. N. C. A
Special Exhibition Cavalry Drill at
Fort Myer To-day

The entire squadron of the thirteenth
Cavalry, consisting Of Troops (. F, G,
and Fl, viii exhibit feats of horseman-
ship at its drill at Fort Myer. Va, this
afternoon at 2:50 Among others, the pro
gramme viii include such thrilling stunts
as riding upright in the saddle with
mounts al fun speed. picking up small
objects from the ground at fast gallon.
unsaddiing horses in motion, and riding
hucking horses. Capt. Guy Preston will
command Troop F. Capt Cochran Troop
G, and Capt Phillips Troop H
The exhibition VIII be for the benefit Of
the army branch of the y. NJ. c. A. and
is given through the courtesy of Col.
Charles A. p Hatfield post commander.
and with the permission OF the War De-
partment The music for the occasion
will be furnished by the Thirteenth cav
airy Band
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22

New Orleans, March 2l.-The racing this
afternoon was Of better class t:ian has
been offered this week
A weli-balaneed card of seven races
with handicap at seven furlongs. was
the feature event, and resulted in Jug
gler. the Stole favorite, being disqualified
for fouling Lady Esther.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-sellmg; three-year-oIds and up;
five and a half furlongs- No Quarter. lol Wolf
10 &c /. won Spider Web, M "A. Martini 10 10 l.
second; kohnoor l2l lGamerl. ? 70 l. third.
Time. 100 IS. Knghfon Plaud. Bert Osra, De
Ono Adbeil Red Quoen VeFdant Zick Abrams.
aud Bill Phillips also ran
SECOND RACE-Two-year-o four furlongs.
Rebel Queen. 100 %. Leel, TO l. w0n Hazel NJ.
81 a Martini, 20 70 ], sec1nd; BFaWny Lad, los
Mountaini. i3 TO !, -hird. Time, 0:is as Bitter
Cold. Lula B., Dona H., Convenient, Prince
Bowling. fFcscati, Elgifa NJ. fy0n, Col. Brady.
Master kldarc. and Moore johnson also ran.
THIRD RACE-Selling foul-year-oids and up;
one mile and seventy yards Granada. 10 ~. Leel.
TO !, won; Grenade, 100 Garner, TO s. second;
Kebonder les "a Martini g5 ta + third Time
"a, James Reddick, Foreigner. Rather Royal Fox
mead, St. Bellane, and Bombino also
FOURTH RACE-Three-y year-olds and up, seven
fuTlongs JugEleT III tNicoH, u 10 90 won ST..
Valentine, lio %. Leet to D. Second; Pasadena,
~ iStu'thtaiHi' 20 l. ttiid ifaie ~ "a jug
gltr was disqualified for foul Lady Esther, Ian
eastrian, aud Fancy Dress also ran.
FIFTH kACE-fhrse-yo yoaf-0lds; one mile and
twenty yards. Morales, l0s CNicon to o. won
Bonart, It's lGameTl, 10 J. second: GaTgautua
l@ 70 J, Jhird. Time. ll23 Lucy Marie
Kemp kElgeiey, and biaCk0Ck also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Four-y year-olds and up; one and a
hah miles Lac3 Crawford. l03 u. jones' 10 s.
won br Young. IS a. Martini 20 J. .scond
Cashier. I02 Iloyd, 10 to l. third. Time. as5 s-5
Sanction, Giistc. Alae Lynch. La Cache. Discern
nent. Ester Joy. and Eta n. also nan.
SEVENTH RACE-Selling; three-ysar-olds and
mp one mile sad sixteenth. Mary Morris. los
iGanerl. Is 10 5, Won: Horse Radish. l07 lHoggl
50 10 l. second. Feuuniere. los lLloyd). u to /.
third Time, i:s7 is. Nellie Burn, Telegrapher,
John Mcbride. Guile, Golden Wave Noel sica-
NOUS Merry Pioneer and Joe Davis also ran
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COMILFO IN FRONT.
Captures the Fifth Event at Oakland
at 10 to I.

san Francisco, March A.--The longest
priced winner at Oakland to-day was
Comilfo. who captured the fifth race al
10 TO /. Summarizes
FIRST RACE-one-haH mile. Husky. ll2 a..
Williamsl. 10 5. won: Rustler II FISHER IA to
5, second Willie T.. l0l Musgrove}, Is to l. third.
Time. O 81 Is. jeremiah. Charles A.. Chray Wayne,
Robert Myer, Affair Warden Bell and Clara Null
holland also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five furlongs, Princess Wheeler.
l05 Rettigi, l6 to 5, won Elevation lJ (Koernerl.
even, second. The aeprobate lI Williams 10 l.
third. Time, 3s 25 Hersan aud Billy Mayhan
also ran
THIRD RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles. La
zen. lo2 tNutting to 2. won Lone Wolf i87
tfiseheFl % TO /, second Eduardo l0s (Keoghl
. TO l. third Time 15l 5-5 Byr0nerdaie, Cras
Aiiss Bowdish, Anvil. and Yeaeentio also ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile. K0go los (Koernerl
20 2. won Mabel Hoilandcr III "a Brown
10 2 second Lord Rossington l0a lLynch) 10
to !. third. Time, l;i5 10 Cheers Fairy Street
Begun, Dec Craig and Tonic also ran.
FIFTH -Seven-eighths Of a mile gomiJfo
100 ,k- DaFsl. 10 90 /, won; Hedgetho7n I03 Hy-
curgus 10 s. second; Alaggane III fKoerner). 10
to ], third. Time, 1;l6. Wee Lass. Quindaro. u
Doitrel, Burnolette. and linda also ran
SIXTH RACE-Seyensiglths of a mile Euders
los thoernerl. 70 l. won; Mechaut. 10 tScoFiuel
Z to ], second Johnny Lyons 10 HAYES. z TO J.
third. Time. l.925 Convent Bell Nltre
Weatheriords john H. Sheehau. and sil1estro also
ran
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SCHOLARSHIPS ORGANIZE.
Object Is 40 FocaIize Forces of Ecu.
cation in Washington.

Preliminary steps in the organization
Of the proposed club of educational lead
ers in this city and vicinity we're taken
last night at meeting held in the Fair
mont Seminary, 27d Fourteenth street
northwest
The meeting was opened by Dr. Chan
.eellor, superintendent Of public schools
Thomas w. Sidwell. principal OF the
FRIENDS Select School. was elected chair
man; and Harry English. head Of the
department Of mathematics of Central
High School, was elected secretary.
Ia answer to a request DR.. Chancellor
soid that the purpose of the club was 10
foealize al the Capital the forces OF
education in the vicinity, now widely
divergent. and, in some instances. an
tagonistic.
committee on constitution was elect
ed, a. follows: si3weIl. Wilbur. Chancel-
lor, Clark, and Rlmsey.
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CUSTOMS OFFICERS RESIGN.
Two Veterans 10 Quit the Service
on April 15.

As a step in the reorganization Of the
customs service, which has been going
forward for the last several weeks, the
Treasury Department announced yester-
day that two assistant appraisers at the
port of New York have resigned. 10 take
effect April 15 These are Edwin A.
Hartshorn and Lyman B. Carhart. both
OF whom have been in the service d
number Of years
It was announced that Mr.. Carhart's
successor VIII be Charles W. Bum. at
present examiner of hardware and elec-
tTicaI apparatus, who has been in various
branches OF the work of the appraisers
stores in New York since 1888. Mr.. Harts-
horn will be succeeded by John d. Smith,
now examiner Of silk fabrics.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
BLUE AND GRAY SQUAD CUT.
Coach at West End College Begins
Wedding Out.

Capt. Smith and Coach O'Hara an
nounced the first cut in the Georgetown
baseball squad yesterday.
The following men were retained on the
squad: NJ. Maloney and warton. catch
ers; Cantwell Montgomery. Corcoran. De
vine, Wilson. Miller and Danohy. pitch
ers: Burns and Leaby. first base: Deylin
and schaffiy, second base; Schener, short
stop; Smith (captain). third base: Court
ney Calvin, and Kane, left field: Simon
center field, and Drggan, right field.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
MARYLAND AGGIEs' SCHEDULE.
List of Dates for Next Fall for the
Farmers Football Team.

Special to The Washington Herald
College Park. Nd. March 1.-THE fol.
lowing schedule for the Maryland Agri-
cultural College football team was an.
nouneed to-day by Manager c. W. Sill
vester:
September a-Technical High School at ColIsg,
Park
October 5-Riehmond College, at Richmond.
October 9-Napy. at Annapolis
Oetober l9-Baltimore POLYTECHNIC Institute a,
College Park
October a-Wsshingtou and Lee. as Lexington.
November 2-Catholic University at Calleue Park
Noyember 3-Washington College. at Chestertown.
N0FemheF z-tiallaudet. st Kendall Green.
November 2a-Westem Maryland College.
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fotals..,. 45s IA IS Totals. ~ iso
NAVY YARD LEAGTE
Amateur Boxing I'm Ne,u Xn-I-

New York, March I.-LocaI followers
OF boxing were well pleased with the
news to-day that the F'rawley bill. legal
izing amateur boxing bouts IN New York
State, had been passed by the senate at
Albany The measure now goes to the
assembly, where favorable action is also
looked for. 1t is thought that Gov
Hughes will sign the bill as soon as II
reaches him, in which event there viii
be boom in the sport which has been
dead here since the repeal Of the Horton
law Senator FraWley's bill calls for five
round bouts with eight-ounce gloves under
the rules of the A. A. L.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
Becker Is nredn1 Nntnner

Piuehprst, n. c.. March 4.-C I.
Becker. of the. Woodland Golf Club. Au-
burndale, Mass, was the medal winner
Of qualification round in the Tin-whistle
annual club championship, leading the
field with a low card Of 7s David Fleu-
ing, jr., Of the Mount Airy Club. near
Philadelphia, finished second in 81. and
j. D. Foot. of Apawamis. third in g
One division of the sixteen and one OF
the eight qualified and the match play
will continue through Saturday
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
Lon Criger fin shane.

Little Rock. Ark. March 2L-Catcher
Lou Criger has reported to the Boston
Americans, and is in splendid condition.
He is throwing to bases with all his
former skill. and his backstopping is per
feet. Collins, too, Is playing a great
game just now. President Taylor, who is
with the team, feels confident that they
win be dangerous factors in the cham
pionshiD race.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
CeIIa Is Not In d.

New York, March 2l.-Joseph A. Muir
ply, the Western racing official who ex
poets TO manage the Buffalo track thi.
year, was in town to-day and again
denied that Celia was tn any way con.
nected with the venture. Murpbv al.
mitted that he was on friendly forms
with Celia, and that at one time be
made a proposition 10 the latter fo taks
hold OF a certain track. But thar Uras
all, he said Murphy made no nention
of Sam Lazarus, the ST. Louis man Who
is said to be behind him IN an effort IA
purchase Kenilworth track. The Jockey
club. It may be said, Is stir making q
careful Investigation.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
Ner Recrention center.

At the last meeting of the board of
directors of the Washington Playground
Association il was decided TO open a
recreation center in the Western High
School on the week following the Easter
vacation The night Of the opening viii
probably be Tuesday. April g II will be
open on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
nights from TO $3.50.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
The score

Earned Wns-George Washington q Washington
Athletic Association First base by Coore
Washington, g. Washington Athletic Association
Left 0H bases-6ieorge Washington. 2 Wssbinqtto
Athletic Association. g. First base on bails-Of
Hester, on Green Hits made-0tf Hester. 10,
an Green, T. Struck out-By Hester 5: br Green 3
INo-tase hits-Brennan. Wheeler. SacTiice hits
Jobson, lawson; ogrison. Campbell Brennan 3
Stolen bases-Buiz, Crowley, Murphy (2l, Wiimayer
Passed balls-OrTis0n, J. Umpire Mr. Collihower
Time Of game-l holu and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS

First raee-Benevoie. Nildrene. Ade-
Dropstitch
Third raoe-Dont Ask Ne, Envoy
ROYAL Breeze.
Fourth raoe-Gold Mate, Posing BAIL
Fifth raee-Toy Boy, spion. Soprano.
Sixth race-sponge Cake. Gold Bearer
Lochgoil.
seventh race-Auditor. Warner Girls
well. Dapple Gold.
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b. & o. stable for Gravesend.

New York, March a.-Burlew & O'Neil
will ship their horses from New Orleans
Tor Gravesend next Monday. They
have sold Royal Breeze to Nose Gold
blatt and viii send Samson and Gid to
Latonia to run IN the Queen City Stakes
Sir Toddington and Juggler. when they
arrive here. will be pointed for several
engagements at Aqueduct.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
BOWLERS NAME CINCINNATI.
Washington Man Chosen Vice Presi
dent at It. Louis Convention.

81 Louis, March zl.-Ctncinnatf scored
q double victory to-day at the final bust
ness meeting Of the National Bowling
Congress over 81. Paul by a vote of Ia
70 o. and eiecting Hon. August Garry
Hermann. OF Cincinnati. president Of tho
a q. G by a vote Of 1O2 10 50 for Presi-
dent r. H. Bryson.
f.a' Meyers, Washington. Adam Hahn.
tlt'sDuFg' ana F. ". Gosewich were
Una. unanimously chosen first, second, and
mira vice presidents, respectively; Abe
Langtry, Milwaukee, secretary; Franz 6
Pasdeloup, Chicago. treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
Georeeto,yn shell Is Here.

The Georgetown shell. which Ward. the
Eighbridge IN " boatbuilder. has been
building. reached here yesterday. II will
be carried to the university boathouse
to-day and will be Immediately rugged
and put into commission by Coach Rus
sell. The Prep crew will have the use of
the old shell. and viii probably 90 out on
tie river tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
New Portuguese Rrnresentati,e.

Brazilian Ambassador Nabueo. who, in
the absence OF Minister de Alte. of Portu-
gal, has been acting as the representative
of that government. received Il cablegram
yesterday from the Lisbon foreign office
announcing the appointment of Linz
Arenas Lima as charge d'affaires of the
Portuguese Legation.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
HoImead Team ReorganiEes.

The Holmead baseball team, Of Mount
Pleasant. wants games with teams
averaging eighteen years. Following Is
the lineup; Catcher, A. Stone; pitcher.
r. Rawlings; first base. F. Dyer; second
base, J. MeKeevers third base, G. Gheen:
shortstop, D. S. Wheeler; left field G.
McCambridge. center field. O. Harrah
and right field. Z. Rawlings.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
YALEs TITLE QUESTIONED.
Columbia Puts Forth a Claim for
Basketball Chan.pIonship.

nNsAeA-natA AhaHz Bi0nsh1p.
New York, March a.-Columbia VIII
protest the awarding of the basketball
championship in the recently finished IN
tercoliegiate series 70 Yale when the In
tercoilegiate Association meets for its an
nual session, within a couple Of weeks,
according 10 a statement made yesterday
by one of the men prominent in Coiun-
bias athletic affairs The reason for the
protest is that "Ai' Sharpe, a Yale grad
uate, refereed the final game Of the league
series between Yale and Harvard.
A. A. Lochmuller had been appointed by
the committee on officials 10 officiate at
this contest, but the Yale captain, Noyes.
refused 10 stand for him, on the ground
that he bad not treated the Yale with
sufficient consideration ln previous con
tests BY the intercollegiate rules, no
graduate Of a college may oficiate In a
game in which his alma mater IS con-
Cerned.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
To Train at Galveston Again.

closed a contract to-day with the Calves
ton baseball manager to use the grounds
here for the next two years as a training
place for the Washington team.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
w"shiRst0n aaa Lee wins Opener.

'lI7IsiaI % tIII v HsliIIallIU FLVlaIu.
Lexington. Va, March z.-Washingtor
and Lee University this afternoon de.
feated stanton Military Academy, 9 to 5
in the opening game of baseball. The
score by innings:
Washington and Lee. Oi oa2x-ss
siauaton Aiilitay..... 0 30 I 0-5 ?
Batteries-warFen and Gwathmey: Anthony. Max.
wen and Riddlemoser. UmpiTc-air Wilmington. Of
Washington and Lee.
These teams play again tomorrow.
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MAY NOT PLAY VIRGINIA.
George Washington Team Opposed
to Going 90 CharIotfesviIe.

The statement that George Washing
ton University would play the University
Of Virginia. at Charlottesville. a football
game on October u is declared BY Mana
ger ban, OF the George Washington Uni
Eersily team to be absolutely without
foundation
The manager Of the Hatchetites saws
that there viii be no football game with
Virginia lway from home unless a much
larger guarantee than heretofore offered
is made
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
Gunther knocks Ont Graham

Philadelphia. Pa. March 2I.-George
Gunther tonight knocked out Jack
Graham in boxing contest.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22

Comiskeys main crew passed on
through here for New Orleans. where the
regulars. under Manager Fielder Jones.
win play New Orleans on Saturday and
Sunday.
The colts OF that club left here tonight
for Alexandria. La. for games SATURDAY
and Sunday. Then the two camps unite
for four days training at jackson. Miss
Harry White. Of Washington, the famous
Sox pitcher, was with the regulars. and
did not stop here, 20 the great sorrow
OF his sworn friend and business part
uer, Charley Hickman
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
JUGGLER SET BACK
Fayorite Is Disqualified in
New Orleans Feature
FOR FOUIING LADY ESTHER

weII-baIanced Card of seven Races,
with Handicap a Feature. Resuitr
in Upset OF the First Choice at
the Fair GroHnds-LOng Shot Lands
the Money at Oakland,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
Pleased with Mexico.

Comiskey expressed himself as highh.
pleased with the trip Of the sox to the
City OF Mexico. where they remained
seven days. He said the air was fine for
taking the soreness out of the men. ana
he believed Mexico offered many oppor-
tunities for American BAH teams. He
said the Sox played every day while there.
an1 the games were well attended. espe-
cially when the team Of native Mexicans
met the champion Americanss.
A hard day Of practice Is ahead of the
Washington bunch tomorrow, in prepa-
ration for the second game on Saturday
with the ST. Louis Nationals for the sew
enth place championship OF the world
Saturdays game will be played here. and
the third game in Houston on Sunday.
While the regulars are fighting IT out In
Galveston, the colts of the two clubs will
clash IN Houston, and vice versa.
On Sunday night the entire Washington
club moves to Waco for the first of the
long series Of games which gradually lead
back TO Washington. where It arrives on
April TO- from Columbus, Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22

RHE
New YoFk. 4000-s IS ,
Atlanta -.-.--.--.-.-. / 0 0 o o-s ?
Bettoiies-castieton, Brockett. and Thomas; zel
eFs. slaTAs. and oLeslg,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
nrookIrn Is winner

Jacksonville. Fla, March n
Brooklyn tRsg1larsl l,.......-...... 0 IS o
ATsgons .-..........-....... ? e-2 J
Bstteries-Rueker and Ratter; strioslett and Hur
ley
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white sox Win.

Charles Comiskey and the colts of the
Chicago White sox. champions Of the
world, beat Galveston here to-day by
TO 3. Il was an interesting game. ana
the colts did very well for q second
organization. They were all fast on the
bases and batted with the runner, but
they could make only six hits. Errors
and bases on balls were primarily re-
sponsible for the size of the score. but
there are many teams which would not
have made as much of the opportunities
presented. Cheney pitched the FIRST two
innings for the Sox colts. but was wild
and ineffective. lie was succeeded by
Nick Altrock. who oficiated four innings
and allowed only four hits. The famous
Adonis Of the diamond was full OF tricks
for so early in the season. He had CON
troll and speed and was quick as lightning
In catching men OF first.
Owen wound up the game in the box
for the colts. Two hits were made off
him. One was homer over the left
field fence by Weikart, the Galveston
manager owen also gave three passes.
The lineup Of the Chicago misfits was:
Quinian, third; Wellday, left: O'Neu.
center; Letuna. short; Mcfarland and
Towne. catchers; Dundon. second: Ffen.
right: Towne and Altrock, first: Cheney.
Altrock, and Owen, pitchers.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
New York Beats Atlanta.

Atlanta. Ca. March IL
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
HARD WORKIN ORDER
CantillOn Gives Team Long
Drill in Signals.
WHITE sox REACH GALVESTON
worlds Champions Beat the sand
Crabs by 10 , in az Interesting
Gane-COlnisISey Well Pleased with
Reception of Tesm in stexieO-Na-
tionaIs Play Cardinals Tomorrow.
he washinntnn Herald

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Galveston, Tex, March 21.-This was to
have been an of day with the Washing
ton ball players and various amusement
trips had been planned. but after The poor
showing of both the colts and TIE regu-
lars in their game on Wednesday. Man
ager Cantillon decided that practice was
more important than outing engagements,
and called for a round Of work this morn
ing.
The usual batting and running was on
the card. but the principal thing was
work on the signals, which were badly
twisted on Wednesday and caused some
raw cracks. An hour was devoted 10 re-
hearsing the secret signals. and AZ the
end they were going much more smoothly
than at the beginning.
Falkenberg and Cross were excused
from morning practice and went fishing.
Cross is in excellent condition. chronic
state with hlm-and Falkenberg has been
doing q large amount of the early twirl-
ing. Hence the holiday They tried TO
fish from the jetty. seven miles out In the
gulf, but the water was too rough. Com
ing in nearer the city, they tried the edge
Of the jetty, but nearly fell In. and the
hooks became ehtangled ia the loose
stones. They then resorted to the boat
and caught good string Of trout and sea
catfish. Cross proved the better fisherman
of the two players and caught all Of the
string except one catfish and one shovel
nose shark Of diminutive proportions
which fell TO Falkenberg's share Falk-
enbeFg's luck was pheuomenally bad, but
he did not explode as he sometimes does
when things 80 against him In a ball
game.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
SIXTH BACE-Seyen fmlongs.
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