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The Washington herald., 1909-03-27
LOS ANGELES SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Three and oushaf frriorgF
Raleigh los Brooks. . 20 J. won. sylss O'Co-ueil
lGs CHenergl. 3 10 l. second. q Pgrfert0 10 lWl-
sonl. 8 70 l. third Tine. 0sss. Chiel Kee. Svift
Mcneil. Grsen Drss0n, CEaFies J. harvey, and
Dclmas slso ran-
SECOND RACE-One and one-cishfh EsilsS
Ozaune lo5 lKeHnedyi. % J, won; Azo g Rus
seiD. % S. second Jane Laurci Sc Glass. % !.
third. Time. l.56. NiTznt. Ho7lrth. D7sches- ri
Muutebello. Nasmerito. Christine A, and DiaH11d
No-e alSo ran.
THIRD RACE-Seveu furiCuEs. Sihcr. II King
l5 % J. won: Aima Ror los l1lctsceI f1 T. Sec
ond; ReIlsnicker. los lButwelu % J. third. Tine.
l16 2-5 snowfall. 0Eidamb. Psladni. and Carssco
alss ran
FOURTH RACE-One nile. NCrtiit io5 But
ven. % 5 W1n: L T. FrJeT. los Linih0rs1l. .
% l. seooud; Pedro. lg- lBr0oksl. 90 3 thind
Tine l-e IS John Louis and QuaEsa als1 ran-
FIFTH RACE-0re and Cne-eightt rlies- Matte
BumVro. los fMcTec q % 8. Won. LihCrrO. Us
ikeunedyl S 20 T. second. 81. ki1a. LOO tWiisoll +.
Do 20 ]. third Tine. 10 2-z fvanhoe. Miss on
ciOus Hmero Little M0=e. and LavCra also ran-
SIXTH RACE-0ue nile. Buck Thorn, 100 theu-
nc3yl. % T. Won: Gaden las. S Glass. 8 20 ].
seccnd, Signor, e lRussslI q 20 l. third Tine.
l.f3 Walters. Rsy 5'lui1r. PraEaahls, auzul E1ce.
aad Rev Del Diner0 als0 ran-
SEVENTH RACE-SiK furlonEs- BenscCne. le
fscGeel. 6 Co l. Won; Gossiper. ide iksinl. . 10 J.
second @. ". Burr. lc7 kcunedyi % S. third
Tine. Ia425 Alhion H.. Rey Del Ngujo. Sink
spring ETados Fielder and Friar q Eisin also ran
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OAKLAND sUMMARIEs.

FIRST RACE-Four furlonss. Napa Niek. les
GaDlins. Is % s. won; Judss Quinn. io5 Cicut1
70 10 J. second Intrinsic. lcs lSo0vIiel 6 70 l.
third. Time "a Peana Electroxan TIE King
Good Ship. Cou;raeosta. Galene Gale. Helrua s.
and Reson also ran
SECOND RACE-Futurity oo'rse. Chilieriiug. -
ScoTillei % 10 8 won; Nedjarc.n lo3 lT}urnsl
20 I. second. Fiseut. lo5 Ross. 20 J. third
Time. LA i5- Banthei. Dorothy Lsdsett. Glib C..
BlameleEs EnsmOur. p1utzdock Lockout Selnper
Fldeiis. and Larry Muligan also ran.
THIRD RACE-Futrrity c0urse. Ace n Dia-
monds. los iTspInl. 90 8 won. Toll Box lo
lWaishl. % 7. second. Areouaut. le9 l1fentyl.
3 30 T. thiri Tine I-l5l-5 David Wardeld
Rossiare. Hamlet. Msdman. and S-ronade also ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile and seventy yarls
LiEhtHosi Is lMcIntyrei. 20 3 Won. ROYAL Tour
st. uo Burns 3 % C. second: KATY Powers Ias
lGlaslerl. DO % J, third Tine. l.;s Is palo
Alto also ran
FIFTH RACE-six furlc-gs- ssrscilescz. rs
fScoviilel 2 to J. wo1. Gen. Haley io6 walsh.
o. !. second; Flying Dance. p (Uptoni. to 2.
third Tine. LII s5 Lazy HHdreth. Billy Bow
legs B0,oman. Msrwood Yronsky. Banka-a and
GaFl also nn.
sIXGB RACE-sR f1riongs. westt-zrz. IA
fBsmsl. q 70 s. won; seveu. lo7 Neutryi. IS 20 D..
second; DaTcingt0n. i05 lSe0viilel B 20 I. third-
Timc lie IS. Ocean shore. Silver Stocking. Jim
T. Gafnev. and Berrymaid aisn ran.
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Yannieans work ONT.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Topeka. Kans.. March 26.-The first
workout Of the Washington Yannigans
came to-day. and even then a cool breeze
from the west. which attained a velocity
OF twenty miles an hour. did not tend
TO bring out a crowd TO watch them.
All the men showed UP well Those
who are suffering from soreness when
the team reached here are now feeling
fine and the only ailment which now ex-
lists in the camp is a cold epidemic which
is troubling Long Tom himself
Tomorrow the first game will be PLAYED
by the Yannigans with the locals here.
Both Hughes and Eddinger. the trainer.
knew Cooley, the owner and manager Of
the local team. when he was up in the
big leagues, and the rivalry caused BY
this friendship is hugely enjoyed by the
local fans.
Gray and Groom have orders TO bounce
them off Cooley Il a chance is offered.
and Hughes himself threatens everything
from manslaughter to custer proceedings.
Shipke PIeaSeS Hughes.
Hughes Is delighted with the work of
Shipke at third. he says that the third
saeker has the fielding form Of Jimmy
Collins, and that he is hitting the bali
this year in great shape. Ese has been
unluclSy so far in that he hits them where
they are instead Of where they "sin't, -
but he hits the spheroid on the beak
and hits II hard
The lineup for to-morrow's game win
be- Pickering. center field; Meinke.
! shOrtstop; KahOe, catcher; Rapp. first
base Shipke third base: Johnson. left
/ field; Kelley, second base: Groom, Gray.
and Hughes. pitchers.
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b Duran. \. r.; sec0nd, Boerustetn- counpsny
g, Eirst Regimcut; third. larnsaau. Compsny z,
second Regimsnt- Tine. ez -.
keEnensai relsy-D1ubie foci decision ressrTsii.
Seg5ard mn. NztiOnal Guard chGrnDionslIig,- Wen
By Hruden. First NaTai Battalion, seo1nd. Earr-
shaw, Company r. Sec0Dd Regiment: third. GIL
Company z, Seeond Regiment Tine 2:ls.
Relay zee-Won by Emerson A. q. tShore.
Burns. Emory. Boas) socUnd. Business HiEh. Tins.
RelEy rzoo-Wn b fremont A. Q. Swing.
Stokes. Robinson, Pore. Time. 81.
sse-yaFd DASH National Guard championship-Ton
y setlosssr Company Z. seoond Regiment; seeoud.
CurZan, First Naval Batt-lion: third. Pl-lphreg.
Company II. Frst Regiment. Tine, 81.
Threeleggsd race-Won b. White and Earnsilap
second. GioTaun0ui and Huntca. third, Bop and
SChlosser. Tine. eos.
Relay race. club chaulploushp-Won By P0tonae
A .. Hale. Frank. Kunovsky. Leopard; sec51d
Gurley A. g.
wail-soelhg res-won By Company G. Tins noi
announced
Obstacle raoe-won BY Res and Brady: seooud
GioFannoni and Hunter Time. SIS
FIEAsD EVENTS.
Shotput. SatioaaI Guard ciisnuiolshiD-Won b.
sc-icsser. Company i. Seoond Regiment. aecond
l karusiaw. CCmrauy r Secund Regiment. third
helener. COMPANY :, seoond kesment Earashss
Z and keieher. feet handicap Distance. s. feet
inches.
High Jump. NatiouaI Guard caamriou.hip-yEo
: by W. B. White. Compauy z. second RasinsH'
tscratchli second. II. A. Minate. CCmrauy =
l Second Regiment q iDchl third. c. r. Bopp. Con
/ Iany Z. Second Regiment 2 inches Height
/ feet inches
/ Pole rauit-Won by sferret. 9. ". C.; second
Curtis. Height. Il feet inches.
EXTRA ATTRACTIONS
l Boxing bout-To1nuE Love of Washington. snt
Danny Lewis. q National Guard. instructor. De
cisred a draw bJ Referee O'Counor.
Exhibition wrestling b0ut-g0e Turne- char1nioE
Of the South: Prank Lockksad. Instructor Of Ma
tsonal Guard. Declared 'drsw.
Wire-Valking exhib.tio1-'-ETon. king Of the 81
/ yer wire
4 shsTpsho0ting-Prof. AIlo Atkiuson. Corcoraa "a
/ dets. Company +. First Regiment and Corp. Hau5
Buell.. Coscoran Cadets. Company z. FEst Reg
merit.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27
WESTERN High WINS AGAIN
Washington School for Boys Team
Badly Beaten.
Todd strikes Ont Fourteen and OnIy
Gives Two PaSSes-FictOrs'
Hitting l. Timely.

Western High Schools baseball nine
outclassed the Washington School for
Boys team on the latter's field yesterday
afternoon. l. to 8. The Red and White
aggregation showed considerable inn
provement over former games both at the
bat and IN the field.
Pitcher wilkins Tor the losers was
baJted for seventeen hits. while Todd
was very effective. tanning fourteen and
giving but two bases on balls. Guy,
Bone Hnl, and George. for Western,
played snappy ball throughout and COW
cred a lot Of territory.
The contest was a long-drawn-out af-
fair. and there were no features worthy
Of note. except possibly the clever work
OF the Western battery and inheld
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27
INDIANS HERE IN NOVEMBER
Carlisle Football Eleven TO Meet
George Washington.
Glen Warner Issues Schedule Tor
Next Fan-TwO Games Booked
for New York.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Carlisle. Pa. March 26--Athletie Direc-
tor Glenn s. Warner, Of the Carlisle In
dim Industrial School. has issued the
following schedule Of football games 10
be played by the Indians in the season Of
1903.
Sept. lS-East End A C.. Of Steelton. az Carlisle
G-Lebau0n VALLEY college. al Carlisle.
%-Vilanosa College. al Carlisle.
Oci. 3-Bucknen University. az Carlisle
e-Penns. State Collcge. place not deter
mined.
l6-Syracuse University. IN New 1ofa Nl5'
E-Uniyerity Of PittsbErg a. Pittsburs
9-UniyUrsity Of Penna-. al Philadelphla-
NUT 6-Gea Wash. Univ. at Washingtoe' y. T.
IS-Pcnna- Collegg. az Carlisle.
H-RrOwn University. in New York City.
2-St. Louis University. az s. Louis
II win be noted that the Carlisle IN
dams schedule is somewhat shorter this
YEAR than il WAS last season. and that
the aborigines viii play I'VE games on
the schedule al home. Appreciatins the
reception Carlisle has always had In New
York City. TWO OF the best contests of
the season have been arranged for the
metropolis
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27
CRESCENTS VS.. ALL-STARS.
Red-bOt Basketball on Tap Be
tween CoIored Teams.


tween COIored Teams.
Last Saturday night. by the defeat of
the spartan team. at the hands of Arm
strong Tech the league championship
honOrs were cinched for the Crescent
five This team has put up a sterling
article OF basketball throughout the
long season, and has found favor with
the fans. They will play on Saturday,
April 1e the Smart Set team of Brooklyn,
\. Y, for the colored championship OF
the two 'cities.
Tonight the champions will meet the
biggest snag they have had TO so up
against in the shape Of a team of all
stars from Harvard University and the
local high schools. "Henderson's Yanni-
gans, as they are termed. will try 10
give the victorious Crescents a sample
OF what they may expect 10 get when
up against the New York bunch, but Il
is dollars TO dOughnuts that neither team
will have a walkaway.
The Spartans and Armstrong VIII take
their final crack at each other.
The lineup:
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First base by Washington. 2: Wichita /
Left on hases- Washington. E. Wichita g. First
base on bsIls-On Clark q. on YATES I: OF John
son. I. Innings pitehed-By Clark. l-3: hy Burns
g. by Yates. -: by WestcUtt, Is: by Smith 8
hy johnson. 3 Hits made-Of CLARK 2: on Burns
J. Of Smith. ?; OF johnson, /; Of Yates. ?; oH
Westcott g. Struck out-By CLARK, /; - Burns
g. by Smith. /; by johnson. 8; by Yates Home
ulns-Hughes. Couroy. Taunehiu Three-base hit
Richter TwObase hits-Conroy. Freeman. Sacrifice
it-Blankenship. Stolen bases- -Blankenship %,
Smith. Passed ball-Queisser. Umpire-Mr. I'd
wards. Time Of game. hour and 50 minutes At
Tendance 500
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27

Earned Western. l. First base BY eTrurs-
Western II: Washington. T. Left GA Ssses-West-
ern. 3 Washington T. FIRST base cn hals-0f
Todd. 9: oE wilkins 8 Struck oui-By Todd. "a
by wilkins. 3 Two-base hits-Robeson. Myers
Sacrifice hits-Bone 81. Sargent. Stolen bases
Washington. 5: Western 81 Hif by pitChcr-By
Todd Evans Wild piiches-Todd Wilkins. Passed
balls-Sargeut. D Umpire-Nr. Randolph, = West
en. Time of gane-l hour and q minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27
EASY FOR RAILROADERS.
Fort Myer Basket-baII Team Goes
Down, - to 10.

An interesting game of basketball
was played between the Fort Myer team
and the Terminal r. r. Y. NJ. c. a. last
night in the r. r. Y. NJ C.sA. gymna-
sium, which the raiIrOaders won by the
score OF "A 10 10.
This was the third game between the
teams this season, the railroad men vim
ming two Of the three.
There were only four fouls called. max
ing the game more interesting for the
spectators.
Linthicum, Thompson, and Sullivan
proved to be the stars for the r. r. Y.
NJ. c. A. Thompson and Sullivan throw
ing six goals each from the field, while
McLane and Warrior did some fancy
work for Fort Myer.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27
CALLAHAN REINSTATED.
Former Outlaw Is Taken Into Or
ganized Baseball.

Cincinnati March 26.-The national
baseball commission to-day granted the
request Of J. ]. Callahan. former man
ager Of the Logsp Squares. a semi-pro-
fessional club of Chicago, for reinstate-
ment. provided he first pay fine Of 500
The application of Player F. B. Joy. of
the Boston Nationals. 10 be decided free
agent was refused
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27
chanel Team ChaiIenges.

The Chapel Of Nativity challenges al
baseball teams in the District averaging
twelve years. II you want to see how
some OF our Southeast bows can play ball
just send as you card and we viii call
Address ali communica tons ~ John Nj
Hall. 204 Fifteenth street southeast
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27
Veeners. 1s; RIaIrs. 3.

In the Church Of the Good Shepherd
gymnasium last night. the Young Vespers
defeated the Blalrs at basketball. Is 70
8 StrunkIe's work for the vietors was
the feaure
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27
The Summaries.

so-yard dash. noyice National Guard-Won by Rsth-
bore, Company II. Second Regiment, second Sheet,
Company A. Second Regiment; third Hsynden
Time. oS6.
s9yard dash. novice open-won b D. o. ToEles.
Gco-ge Washington University; second. C. F. Boss.
r.. 2. A. C.. third. /. Bower George Washington
University. Tinse. oS6
so-yari dash champicnship National Gua-d-Vyon
hy sehlosser. Company Z. Second Regiment; second
r. y. Boernstein, Company G. First Regiment
third. ". ]. FIrnase, Company G, Second Reg
msnt Tine. 0ns-
5o-ya7d dash. Championship cf DiStricf-won hy
Royce. y. NJ C. A.: seoond Terpsr. g. ". L.
third. Patterson. c. u. T. Time, 015i1-
5o-yard dash consolation-WCn b. Rice. National
Guard; second. GioTannoni National Guard; third,
7. Shore z. A. c. Tine e36.
Relay Y. NJ G. A. JUniors-Non by team r.
Gleason. Dyson. Leonard J. Hart; second. Team
D. Time 2dT.
Company rsiay race-won hy Company E. Cir.
BoDp. Everslaw. Schlcsser; second. Company &.
Time sol.
Y.M C. A. midget championship relay-won by
seam > HaTtuns. Harrison, Hsrt, Denhan; second,
Team ;. Time. 9S +5
l-nne nun, Naiiousl Guard championship Won
by Giil. Company F, Second Regiment; second.
Kelihor Company F. Second Regiment
Relay race-Won by National Guard Of District
(Race forfeited hy Fifth Rcgment.i
Equipment race-W0u by Ciovsnnoui, Company =.
First Regiment: second n. Brady. Company z.
FIRST Regiment; third, h. Rees, Company z. First
[ .
Relay rsee-won by fremont, A G.; second, Ad-
vent A. q. fTremouts camposed cf Swing, Stokes.
Robinson. and Rose Tins, l57.
Relay race National Guard battaEon-Won b.
Second Battalion hy forfeit.
210-yard dash-WOn by Patterson. S. ". l.. see
end. Royce. Y. N. c. A third Wetzel. Y. N. C.
a. Time 90
Relay nce-Won h. Maryland Agricultural Col
isge: second. 1lcCulloh a C.. of Baltimore t1i-
A. c. team composed Of Adams. Carter. Vgnsky.
Miison.l Tine. 2-s9
221-yard hurdles National Guard-won tv Frioe.
Company T. First Regiment: second. White CON
pory J. Second Begnneats third. RoCrnstein. Com
rany g. Frs; Regiment. Time. o12.
Potato race. National Guard championship Won
hy Giovannopi. Company T. First Regiment; scc-
ord. Wirgatc Company r, Seccnd Regiment tair5,
Weisbscker, Company E, First Eegiment- Tnne.
iIH25
Relay ace-Wm b. St Paul A. c. Cwanke.
Berkie5 Easton. Naulkl second, Ascension A. C.
Tine 2sl 45
Relay race-Won by BOYS Department. Y. ~ C..
A.. second, fremont A. c. lsecond team Tine.
l21
loo-gsrd hurdles. Natioual Guard c.ampionship-
Won by Rice. Company L. First Regiment second
I White Company z. Seccnd Regiment; ilHId BCpp.
Company r. Second Regiment. Time. GI5 25
2oyard dash National Guard chaInponshiI-Ffo
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27
Gfnntx Hnrd al work.

Dallas. March 26.-Every athlete that
McGraw has dPwn here got fine work
out this afternoon under n scorching sun.
for the little manager had three teams In
the field.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27
AMHERST BEATS TRINITY.
North Carolina Team Easy for
massachusetts Boys.

MassachUsetts Boys.
Special 70 The Washington Herald
Durham. y. 9. March 2s.-Trinity was
clearly outplayed this afternoon by AM
herst College, and beaten by the score Of
Z 20 . II was a wretched game, one that
disgusted the patrons.
Can't. the great twirler. had an OF
day, and was bzJted hard in the hfrh for
fve runs McInerney. for the visitors.
did good work
Trinity had the bases flied constantly,
but ran bases ike turkeys The game
vas featured by a double play BY the
visitors.
The teams play again tomorrow. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27
Enrtcrn Stars WIn.

Tie strong colored Eastern Star base
bah team yesterday defeated the Sheri-
dan Avenue Giants by the score OF q TO s.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27
CPORTING SIDELIGHTC
~ By BILL BAILEY.
by BILL DAAH1 L

Now we are getting down 10 some real
sports. The Analostan Gun Club holds
a shoot to-day.
Our brave Caledonian soccer football
players viii attempt to show up the Sons
of St. George in Baltimore this after
noon Rah, Only one ''rah'' for soccer.
Listen 10 the wheeze from the New York
Mail: Mike Donlin has been ordered not
to take violent exercise. Why not sign
with Washington, Miguel
George Cohan is going to take a rest.
BY doing so ne viii give many people a
rest.
FoTies Of 19OS-the Crescents basketball
team Dodd & Stern, props.
Jack Johnson has a pugilistic equator
firmly fixed in his mind, and will not
fight south OF it.
Now that Jack o'Brien got his from
Stanley Ketchell. he is in line for crack
at Peter Maher.
Two weeks from Monday. fans. and all
roads will lead to National Park.
Only nine months more. and then
Christmas shopping viii be upon US.
Ray Brennan has not went.
Watch the Commissioners in action 70
day
The Virginia avenue baseball club did
not practice on Wednesday. as six Of
their players were laid up with measles.
Dink Richards. OF the North Capitol play
grounds team, offered his sympathy
thusly: "Aw. that's nuthin' That play
ground push always was measly lot OF
baseball players, anyway"
Down AT Fort Hunt the artillerymen
organized a possum hunt yesterday for
the express benefit Of a big Swede named
Olson, who had just joined the forces at
the Virginia barracks The ringleaders
confided TO Olson that the President was
extremely anxious to get live 'possum,
and they invited the newcomer TO join
IN the hunt for the fiery. untamed beast
Olson was delighted at the prospect of
''yoining in der hoont." Away they went
10 the woods near Riverside, Va, and as
Olson was their guest, the soldiers as
signed aim 10 the most important task
that Of "bag-holder," instructing him 70
remain at his post until they had chased
the possum into the bag. Then, we'll
then they went right back to their hunks.
The sergeant. of the guard told US that
Olson got back at ) O'Clock the next
morning, cold and tired. and as he turned
into bed muttered. IF catch dose young
yaekasses Vot put up yob on me, l viii
yam dem in der yaw.''
Ban. Walter. and Jack; ali Johnsons.
Too much Johnson" for several persons
engaged in the sporting game. il seems.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27
OK DIsTRICr DIAMONDS

At Topeka. Kans.-YEnnigzns Ts. Topeka
ON DISTRICT DIAMONDS.
At Observation-Disclosures Asgies. 80.
A. Union League Park-CcutEal High vs.
Commissioners.
At Washington sehoos - Boys-UniTersity
School.
At Amy and Navy Preps-Mcruing. Busi-
iuess High.
Al Army and Navy Prgps-AftcrneSn, Amer
lean Security and Trust.
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
AT Episcopal High IS. Tech
AZ Annapolil-Gsllsudet rs. Nam.
OTHER SPORTS.
Soccer t0otbaTl-CaiedouiEn vs.. Sons Of ST.
George. at Baltimore.
Indoor meet-Y. NJ. c. A. annual closed
games
Trap shootng-At Anslostan Gun Club
traps. 10 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27

Goals from the hCld-SullWan i6i. Thompson o..
Tsvlor fgl Pareuto. Forester. Warrior %. Goals
from free tosse-AicIaue t-. Goals from free tCsses
ruissed-snlliYan McIane. Referee-Air Freeman
Timekecrer-Mr. Brown. Time Of halyes-0 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27
Trust %. Team u. A. g \. Preps

The American Security and Trust Com
paRy's nine meets the Army and Navy
Preps on the Iatter's field at 9 o'clock to-
day
Battery for American Security and
Trust. BOykin and Johnston.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27

Special TO The Washington Herald
Wichita, Kans.. March 26.-Washing-
tons batters went against the Wichita
pitchers here to-day and piled up ffteen
hits for q score Of y to g.
Canullon had announced there would
be no game here to-day. but when the
team arrived he found the home manage
ment had advertised a contest. and one
was put on Wichita's squad has been
out less than a week. and the men are
stnl sore. but washington was full Of
ginger, which accounted for the large
score.
The big feature was successive home
runs by Conroy and Tannehin off Clark
IN the third inning. Unglaub opened the
session with a fly TO right. Freeman
walked. Conroy lifted a hummer over
right field fence. and Tannehin followed
with another in almost exactly the same
spot
Burns "KIds" the Batters.
Bill Burns had a lot Of fun with the
Wichita batters and kidded them right
merrily until the third session. when
George Hughes hoisted one over the right
/ field fence that was even longer than the
mighty clouts Of Conroy and Tannehill
Charley Smith allowed Wichita two hits
and one run In the second and third in
nings. Walter johnson was going along
as blithely as Burns In his term OF Office.
when IN the ninth inning with two out.
Roberts walked and Richter smashed a
clean triple 10 center.
/ Cantillon and Clymer. with their wives,
went hunting to-day, wherefore Blan-
/ kenship played right for Clymer. Blank
walked in the first inning. Ganley hunted
/ 70 third. and Richter heaved TO the stand,
scoring Blank. Ganley taking third Can
/ leg Tailed on Freemans SINGLE. The
scoring Of Freeman. Conroy, and Tame
hill in the third round has been told
In that same session Mcbride singled.
/ Street was safe on Hughes error. Smith
! single scored Mcbride. and Street took
third. Blanks sacrifice fly let in Street
/ Smith got 10 second on the throw %
tho plate and stole third. whence he tai
lied on Ganley's safety. Unglaub filed
/ out six runs.
Keep I'D Heavy Hitting.
Street got first on an error in the sew
( enth inning with two out Smith singled
Blank singled. scoring Street and send
ing Smith 10 third A double steal WAS
started, westcott heaved 10 the stand
Smith scored and Blank got third
whence he tailed on passed ball Free
man doubled in the ninth and Tannehin'
single sent him home
! Hughes homer has been described
! Richter reached first OF Smith in the
nth Inning by taking his third strike al
a wild pitch. AHddleton's single and two
/ inheld outs put him over. Roberts walk
ed in the ninth and Richters triple did
/ the rest
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27
MEETPROVESSUCCESS
National Guard Games Win
Popular Approval.
EVENTS CLOSELY CONTESTED

Company r, second Regiment, Wins
Relay Championship for Eighth
Consecutive Year-GeOrge WASH
ingtOB University's 43ejuyenated
Team Makes Excellent showing.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27

stood up and Jared Ketchen with a left on the
neck. ketchel came again with 4 left in the
mouth. which covered O'Brien's face with blood
Again Ketchell bored in with swings that missed
o Bricn stepped hack, elsnehing. In a mix-up
0'Brien put right on the side of the head and
Ketchei staggered. hnt he recovered quickly and
Was after O'Bricn the nsxf minute with many
dazzling punches that Brien retreated. The round
vas even. -
Ninth round-KetcheIl rsn in with A left on the
mouth. O'Brien stepped away and then Jumped
back with a left on ole nose ketchel rushed With
hard LEFT Tor the body. sud @ Bnen elinched
ketchen rushed again. and with a terrific right on
the Jaw he sent O'Erien down for count Of nine.
When O'Brien got up be was bleeding from the
mouth and Ke3chen rushed IN 10 finish him He
rained blows right and left. bat O'Bren man
aged to clinch. Kctchel had 0'Brien staggering
roruf
The Washington herald., 1909-03-27

The fremont Athletic Club relay four
distinguished itself by winning two re-
lays during the course Of the evening.
They defeated the Railew and Advent
teams IN easy fashion. and continued
their good work BY winning easily from
the fast Bureau FIVE in a race which was
arranged on the floor at the suggestion
of their opponents.
An exhibition Of sharp shooting. wrest-
ling. and boxing exhibitions by local IA
vOrites. a marvellous exhibition by the
King OF the Silver Wire and an OBJ
stacle race. which proved very popular
with the crowd concluded most inter
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