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The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
SOUSA Is HIGH GUN
John Philip Captures LaureIs
at AnalOStan Club.
HIGH WIND A BIG HANDICAP
Noted BaHdmasfer, as Guest Of cIub.
Breaks l04 Clay Birds Out OF 40.
Baynes and wagner Tied at 50.
Coed scores Are Registered Despite
the Adverse Conditions.

Al the regular weekly shoot OF the
Analestan Gun Club. on their new
grounds AZ Benning. yesterday afternoon.
conditions we're difficult. owing 10 the
strong northwest Nind that lifted the
targets out OF their higat occasionally
yet, while straights were not numerous,
there were some good scores made.
The best shooting was done by John
Philip Sousa. who was a guest Of the
club. Nr. s0usa. fresh from victories in
North Carolina. Pennsylvania, ard New
Jersey. vas high gun. and IN addition 70
capturing new laurels also gathered
piece OF money. as he won the three
sweepstakes events. A man must neces-
sarily be successful to be an ardent
gunner. and this explains. 10 some de-
gree, Mr.. sousa's enthusiasm In the trap
shooting game.
Speaking Of his sauch-taIked-of new gun.
the famous bandmas-er said that he and
the expensive frearD were getting 20
know each other better each day This
Is very evident from his Improved aver
ages during the past month
Uncle Billie Wagner was also on deck
and made some difficult shots, while Gus
Lohr. Ben Barnes. n Taylor. @ 3. Wise.
ard Charlie Wilson did splendid killing
for this tine Of the season.
Tie weather conditions were bad for
big scores, and some Of the bese shots
OF the club fell down on birds that were
caught by the smart breeze and made 10
perform 81 sorts OF eccentric curves.
thereby making the scooting most diff-
cult
The Anal0stan Club viii hold regular
weekly shoots each Saturday afternoon a.
the Benning shootery. which IS situated
in the rear OF the new poWer-hOuse. and
the public wiz be admitted free 70 the
grounds
AS there has been q great stimulus
given 20 the trap-shOOting game. Il IS
expected thEt the future events Of the
club win bring out a Iarss number o.
gunners and a good gallery.
The score.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
ST. YVES SHOWS The WAY
Defeats MalOney in Twenty-mile
Race at YOnkers.
Champion THkes Lead nj start aad
IS Never Headed-HnIf Vile Sepa-
rates Runners at Finish.

Providence. r. T.. April 1o.-Before 2.500
persons Henri ST. yves. the worlds
champion Marathon = runner. defeated
Matthew Malouey. Yonkers. \. Y. by
half a mile ASA twenty-five yards in a
twenty-mile run az the baseball grounds
here to-day. ST. Yves time was 2.o212.
Throughout most OF the race St Yves
led by two laps. and was never headed
TIE conditions for the race were poor.
there being cold, strong wind.
AZ the start St Yves took a slight
lead. gradually increasing II TO half a
lap al the end Of the first mile. which
he made in 5.l5.
At the end OF the second mile s.. Yves
led by rwo-thircs OF a lap. IN the hfth
lap or the third mile St Yves closed up
a forty-foot gap. giving him a one-lsp
lead. he then trailed along TO the second
lap OF the fifth mile. when he spurted
and went into the lead. finishing the
mile IN SIS
Half way IN the sixth mile St. Yves
sIrinted again. lengthening his lead "a
one and a half laps. which he made two
az the ending OF the seventh nile. Thence
the men ran together. now one. now the
other ahead IN short spurts. until the
fourth lap o. the fourteenth mile. when
St Yves IN the back stretch moved Up
gradually. adding hfty yards 10 the two
lap lead
Half way In the eighteenth mile st
Yves. with pretty burst OF speed. again
passed Maloney giving him a lead OF
three laps. or half a mile.
At the finish St Yves had added twen-
E-hye yards 10 this lead. When the
champion crossed the line the crowd
s0rged mo The field. blocking Maloney' 8
path. buJ De flushed with the police
clearing the track MaIoney's time was
z.e5-24 3-5. BoJh men were IN good con
cition after their contest.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
YIN A CANE
Down Jersey City Eastern Lesguers
in Good Contest.
Health Board on Hand Early to
Look the Yankee Band
over.

New York, April lo.-In spite OF frigid
weather. 2.50o fans turned out at West
SIDE Park. Jersey City. to-day 10 see
the much vaccinated New York High
landers tackle the Jersey City Eastern
League team in a ciean-cut game. which
StalHngs' men won by a score Of 3 to &
Il was the first appearance OF the New
York team n this Vicinity, and as soon
as the players reached the park DR.. John
Craven. OF the board 0f health put in
an appearance and subjected them 10
rigid examination.
In spite OF the fact that the men had
passed muster at Richmond after being
examined by a government physician.
Dr. Craven decided that more precautions
were necessary. so players Ward. Engle.
Austin. Ford. and Warh0p barred their
left arms and had a fresh supply OF
virus snjected. The doctor vas also in
clined 10 tTeat Elberfeld in a similar
manner. but when the little third base
man produced physical evidence that he
had been vaccinated twice within the
last week. he was allowed to escape.
Later Elberfeld while al the bat re-
ceNed a swiftly pitched bah squarely on
lis upper left arm and made the fans
laugh as ne howied with pain. Or
Craven finished his work by handing a
certificate OF health 60 each member OF
the New York team. which viii be recog-
nized by the Newark authorities when
the men 20 on the field there tomorrow
afternoon Tor q game with Joe Nc
Ginnltys team.
To-day's game was well played and
the Jerseys came within one OF tying Il
IN the ninth inning. Score:
RHE
New YORK .......-...- / 0 0 % =
Jersey CSsy....0 O 0l-2 2
Bstte-ies-LAks and KleinCw. Tssszri. GoeteI.
and shshr.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
WHITNEY ALLOWS ONE cit.
Eastern High Triumphs Over Bethel
Military Team.
Washington High school Lads Too
Strong for warrentOn Nine.
Score II TO 3.

SPECIAL 70 The WaSaingioa Herald.
WarTenton. Va. April l0-In an excit-
ing game. replete with errors. the nine
representing the Eastern High School
team. OF Washington. defeated the Bethel
Military Academy team to-day. by II "a 3.
The game was played in a cold, sweep
ing wind. which chilled the players and
rendered most OF the misplays sxcusahle.
The Washington team took every oppor-
tunity offered in the early part OF the
game and had secured enough runs in
the fourth inning 20 clinch the game.
Whitney the big Eastern twirler, proved
an engima 10 the Academy boys. allowing
them only one nit. striking out fourteen.
and issuing only two free passes
Nearly every Eastern PLAYER was able
to connect safely. Leland. DOnOhOe. and
c. Whitney led the team with three bin
giles apiece.
The catching OF shorty Rogers. and the
long home-run swat OF Coleman's IN the
seventh were the decided features Of the
contest Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
ORPPE WINS MARATHON RUN
Champion Of France Shows Heels to
White and Dineen.
OuteIasSes Irish and English Run
Rers, Negotiating Fun Dts
fanee fn 2s5Is57.

Boston April l9.-Running IN a cold,
raw wind. before 2e0o people. Louis
Orppe. champion Of France. to-day de-
feated Pat White, Irish champion. and
Pat Dineen. OF New England. az the fun
Marathon distance here. Orppe's time.
2.5l-5Z. he was the only one 70 dnish.
White quitting in the twenry-hrtn mile
and Dineen dropping out when the
Frenchnaan crossed the lire two and
one-half laps ahead
With the crack Of the pistol. Dineen
took the lead. but before the frst mile
had given way 10 Orppe and White. For
the first ten mics the three logged
around the track IN moderate time, and
Dlneen had dropped behind 90 yards.
The ten miles we're covered in 192.s0
During the eleventh and twelfth mile
Dineen tried 20 regain his place and did
gain some. but by the fifteenth Orppe
and White had again drawn 50 yards
ahead. The time was 1915 From the
ffteen-S 20 the eighteenth mile. Orppe
began 10 show his real form. In the
eighteenth. White tried 20 pass the
Frenchman, but after a sharp brush, fen
again into his old place and the pro-
cession was resumed with Dineen trail
Ing. IN the twentieth. which was com-
pleted in 2-g7;f7. Dineen was Tapped a1d
In the twenty-secOnd he WAS Tapped
again
During the twenty-seconG mile. White
made his only real bid 20 win. He went
after Orppe strongly. and the Two forced
the pace. first one and then the other
leading. TX was e. FASH IN the pan. how
ever. FOR in che twenty-third. White
beaten. fell, and was walking when Orppe
passed TIE mile post In 2-29 even Dineea
was holding his former place two laps
behind.
his ankle and retired. Orppe opened up
another half lead on pineen ard was
the same distance ahead when he finished
IN 2-5I.5I. Dineea quit as soon as the
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
AMATEUR Ball s. S'Gs, cssi'sI %'F'sa Pssn..

Ond base: Berlick. shortstop. Meagher.
first base; snyder. center field; Buesse,
third base. Amey, catcher; O'Connor.
left field; ToTrey. right field: Litz Ritter,
Lewellen. or Yetton. pitcher.
The Yeatman A. c. has reOrganized for
the coming season. and has elected Will-
lam Sinner as manager. A Myers has
been chosen captain
The club was organized at a meeting
held at the residence Of Mr.. Sartain. one
OF its most popular members. The pros
poets for a good team are bright. A num-
Der Of players have been out OF the game
for the last three or four years, but
through the influence OF members have
been induced 70 don a uniform again.
There will be an entertainment and dance
In the near future 10 pay the expenses
OF the team. At the meeting the follow
ing candidates signiled their intention CT
trying for the team: Brady. F. Burke,
n. Burke. Bader, Draley. Hefernan, V
Hutton. c. Hutton Lowe. Madigan, Ny
ers, Ruble, w. Sartain, J. Sartain. Sinner,
Sarter. and Terwisse. The management
is endeavorlng TO arrange an elaborate
schedule, and teams desiring games
hDOuiG GCQfeSS COMMUNICATIONS 20 Will
lam Sinner, 4C2 n street northeast
A second baseball team has been or
gRhlzed az the washington Schocl for
Boys. which bids fair 70 become one OF
the fastest aggregations in the history
OF this school. Among the candidates
who responded 10 the call Of Manager
sexton Wiley are Capt. Lockwood, who
VIII twirl for the youngsters: Gilbert
King. who VIII be on the receiving end.
and F. Brady. the frst-sacker. Others
who expect 10 make I'D the team are n.
Wrightson. G. Maynard, Pierce, and HoI-
lerth Together with many others trying
for positions on the team. this bunch
should prove a strong factor among other
second teams OF the private schools OF
this city. Manager Wiley has expressed
desire 70 arrange games with the sec
ond teams OF the Preston. Friends. Ten
nailytown. ST. Adams, and other schools
oi the city.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

The Franklin Athletic Club again de-
feated the Gladstones yesterday by the
score Of 10 to 5. The lineup for both
teams IS as follows: Franklin Athletic
.Club-Cohen, pitcher; Wyndham, catcher;
Cunningham. first base: Rittle. second
base: Kugore. shortstop; Kaufman, third
base: Healy. left field; Degnan. center
field. and c. Warner, right field. Glad
tones-Eichelberger. pitcher; J. Shugre.
catcher; DAILY, first base; Cahil. second
base: Messino. shortstop; Morgan, third
base. Roach. left field: Cahill, center
aeld. and Ed Cissel. right field. The
FRANKLIN Athletic Club want games with
ail teams averaging fourteen years. Ad-
dress Irving wyndham. captain, 1888 L
street northwest
In an interesting game yesterday tbs
Blake School won an easy victory, de-
feating Gonzaga by the score OF 10 TO s.
Features OF the game were the pitching
os HoIlowan and the batting OF r. Severt-
man, while Mayhem, Slingner, and
O'ReIly played well for the losers Teams
averaging fourteen or fifteen years desir-
ing games. address Louis Hartong, man
Deutermann, as North Capitol street
The Seminoles defeated the Beigrades
yesterday in two games. The morning
game came out IS 10 IS. In the afternoon
the score was q 20 s. The Seminoles
want games with teams averasing twelve
years. Address A. Henry Hallam, man
ager, no L street northwest.
The Marines. OF the Capital City
League. will cross bats with the strong
Warwick Athletic Club this afternoon at ?
o'clock on the grounds OF the former.
Seventeenth and streets southeast. The
Warwicks have one OF the strongest teams
In the District this year. and VIII have
fast bunch OF youngsters in their line
Op in an endeavor TO defeat the Marines
who have not lost a game this season
Merrill. last Years star s0uthpag. will
b In the box for the Warwicks The line
ur for the Marines viii be Harris, sec
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
WIE GAME. IN THE NINTH
Catholic University Takes Mary
landers into Camp.
Timely Hitting by Hessler Sends
Mueh-aeeded Run Across the
PIate-SeOre to :.

Catholic University defeated Western
Maryland on the Bro6kland Grounds yes
terday afternoon by the score OF S TO =,
tying the score in the eighth and driv-
ing home the winning run in the ninth.
Hessler's timely swarting turned the
trick. his twO-bagger scoring McGready
in the final chapter, with nobody out
While Western Maryland outbatted the
BrOOkland boys. Hessler managed to
keep the hits wen scattered. and was
fairly supported by the men behind him
For the visitors "Curley" Byrd. the
former George Washington star football
PLAYER. covered second base, and his work
was one Of the features Of the battle
Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
GAME AT THE ARSENAL.
Parkview aud Engineers viii Cross
Bats To-day

The fast Parkview aggregation VIII
cross bats with the Engineers this after
noon at the Arsenal diamond. at , O'Clock.
y A fast game is anticipated. as the
Parkview bunch is considered to be one
Of the strongest In the District.
The Engineers viii take no chances. 50
Lieut.. Rockwell viii send his star tWirler,
Howard 70 the mound.
The game with the Commissioners.
scheduled TO be played yesterday. was
called or on account OF the cold weather.
The lineup Of to-days game: A Col
Inns, c. f. Trip. s. g.: Mems. 2b.: Haas.
3b.; Wilkerson, T. T.; Sapp. 1b.; Nicholson,
l. f. Sullivan. C.. Howard. ?.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

raI'ltl LllII--l IlIe-I-F q NaFfafa g BIoo1sfnF
dale. 3 Tuohlsa hils-lfcnticenoas D.. Sacrifcs
hit--Loiand. Bearlan stolen hases-Sh0rtell. Behr-
naan Fcli7quin. Anderson. Is-zel Garter Ca-nbo.
Webb. Lel1rd. BcUney ~ Gicbie Ki0TFer %.
DoIble n'sy-Giehle te leland Bases % bslIs-Of
Burke. 5; oG Meek. 2; ~ Andersen g. struck ont
b Burke. s; by Neek a. by Ar5erson. g Left
e. -Blocmingille. 10 University of Maryland
FIRST base CD Crrurs-B llruinglals ] University
q Margland. 3, Umpiue-air. ken. TINE Of Elma-
hoav and 8 mi1utes
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
FIGHT RUMORS ARE AFLOAT.
Wise Ones Declare thar Jearies Is
Ready 10 Make Statement.

New York. April 1o.-The rumor VIII
not down that Jeffries is going to de-
clare himself il a few days. The big
fellow. who has been showing az Brook
lyn. IS said TO have become impatient
under criticism
A pugnaclous declaration. Jen thinks
might Increase his theatrical business.
even II the date Of a mill with the big
negro should not be agreed upon. Jer
weighs go pounds. and good judges say
that ne could not NJ himself FOR a ring
battle inside Of six months
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

Earned ruus-E. n. $. ]. B. ~. A. ] FlrEt
base by srrors-E. Il s.. {: B. ~ A.. Left on
hases-E. II. s.. 8. 4. NJ A. First base oa
balls-Oa Whitney. 2: % BruSse. 3 Innings pitched
BY Baisse. 8; by Lewis 3. by Whitney g Hts
made-Of Brlsse u: on Whitney J. Struck out
BY Whitner. IA by Brusse 4; by Lewis ) R0me
nun. Coleman. Sacrifice hif-Defandorf. Stolen
bases-E EarelE Donahoe. Parker 49, Richardson.
RogerS Wild pitches-Brusse. Umpire-Mr,
Willis Tine q game hour and &c minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
LYECHBURG CHOOSES TEAM
Six Games VIII BE Played This
Week for Practice.

cIIFfIlL = Il1 VIII - ItE|aIl-
LynchbUrE. Va. April 1o.-The indica-
tons ten days before the Virginia League
season opens are that the following team
viii represent LynchbHrg at the opening.
Pitchers, O-th. Billiard, Nose. VernueIle.
and Griffin: catchers, Rose and CauI:
first base. Bigbie. second base. Bernard:
shOrtstop. Lawrence; third base. Zeigler.
and Hooker. Wallace. and Moreland IN
the outfeld. The teaRa wiz play six
games next week. and then have three
DAYS for team work before the season
begins here with Roanoke April q
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
NAVY, y; COLUMBIA, l.

Annapolis. Nd. April 1o--Columbia was
overwhelmed by the 8lidshipnen here this
afternoon, tee score being = to I TIE
afternoon was 50 cold thar The players
suffered severely
The field work OF both sides was good-
Anderson. the Navy pitcher, and Abbott.
the new man on second base. did good
work in the field.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
RUsE wADDELL AGAIN.

ST. LOUIS Aprh Ia--"Rubs'' Waddel tore
OF another one of his funny ones yesterday.
He sgned a contract % APPEAR a; every
performances given a. the American Theats-
and ten "Hc~ Decisive the Bz1ters; O..
The AIysterics os tho Twirliuz act. Ae-
corains to the press agent, Rnbe viii 70
eeivs 80 for hls act.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
BL0ONINGDALEs ARE BEATEN.
Helpless BEFORE Crack University Of
Maryland Pitcher

sfellal to The Washington Hersld.
Baltimore, SD, April l9.-The Univer-
sity Of Maryland baseball nine easily de-
feated the Bloomingdale Athletic Club Of
Washington az Union League Park here
to-day. IS 10 g.
The visitors played 8 better game thaa
the score shows. but were unable 10 con-
meet with the shoots or Anderson. the
crack tWirler FOR the college team. On
Tie other hand. the MaTyIanders found
both Burke and Meek an easy proposi-
tion- The batting or Monticenous and
Mckee and the helding OF the latter were
features Of the contest
cold wind blew across she diamond
all the afternoon and spectators and play
ers alike were chilled 20 the bone Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
CENTRAL HIGH DEFEATS TONE.
Washington Team Downs Institute
Nine in Exciting Contest.

-I77--l = I-I1 y I"l.l-
Port Deposit. No. April lo-The Cen
tral High School. Of Washington. de-
feated Tome to-day BY score OF Il t0
10 This was Tones frst game and was
well played. The day was cold and suit
able for a football game rather than
baseball The features were Pipkin-s
home ron In the eighth inning and his
fine pitching and the playing Of Captain
Smith For Central nlgh School Meme
fee and Macdonald did fne work The
score
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
sIcIstosh plans Matches.

Hugh MeIntosh, the Australian pro
moter. who has not lost hope in his ef-
fort 10 bring Jeflries and Johnson to-
gether in a fight for a $4,000 purse. is
planning several other fights 20 be de-
cided CT Sidney. He wants TO bring Abe
Attell and Jem DriscoH tosether. and
also wants match between Battling
Nelson and Freddie walsh.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

Hone ruE-Wilson- SGcrlfce hits-O Connell. 40
bott Bases 90 hars-0f Anderson. ?. q S-lli-
van. 8 CO kinhel. 2 Scruck cut-BF An6ers1c. q;
by sullivan 3. b~ kimhel. Passed bsIls-Lori-
nell stolen tases-ErFia ~. Gdlam- WfiSor
Jones p, Lang. Ahbotf- Left hssss-AnlzI-
oils. S: Columbia. 8 Double pisy-Giiian % A.
bctt 20 JoreS. Cmpire-Hr ColifoEer. of WASH
ington- Tine q gzue-2 ho1srs and INMATES.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

Tw0-hase hits HeiimulleT. Bender Davis Denim
ger Three-bsse hi'-Deininser. Sacrifice hits-Nich-
CHS Bender Titus. Moren- Stolen basee- Nichols,
Doom Knabe %. Strucs ouf-Ry AioEen, 4; by
Wild pitehss-Br Dygert / b. AoEen. l. UmpiFes-
Messrs 0'Day and Connolly Time q game-l hour
and s2 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
Jiu Jitsu wins French Race.

Saint Ouen, France. April 10-The Prix
T0uraine steeplechase. 4oo0 francs. S.900
meters, was won to-day BY Braquessac's
Jiu Jitsu. Bordale up. Saportas' Brag-
gart. Henderson. was second, and Tie
beauxs, Copernic, was third.
Thomas Hitchcock's Bayonet was en-
tered for the race. but did not start
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
trinity. 20, Delaware. 4.

> oTfcllI % INC WaslIlEIlll IINIaIa
Durham. y. c. April i0.-In the poor
est game OF the season Trinity defeated
Delaware this afternoon by the score OF
q 10 4. The contest dragged YEARLY
through two hours and thirty minutes.
Cam started OF TO pitch well, but sooa
gave out, and twenty-two hits were regis
tered OF him. three OF them triples.
Delaware hit fairly. though Il earned no
runsa Both teams were slow in the field.
Score:
RH. =.
DeiAwsre. .........-..- Q Q Is u
Trinity. ................ 2 20ss x-9 2 2
Batteries-Cann and Marshall: CAN'T and Flower.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

Nashville. Tenn. April 10.-Manager
Bin Barnara tried four pitchers. including
himself. against the Brookiyns here to-
day. With the exception Of the veteran
ali the slabmen were handled very rough
IS at times Score;
Nashville 0 0 Q 0 0-S
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
Glover Outpofut. smifh.

New York. April Io-In a fast bout at
the National Athletic Club. Brooklyn.
Mike Glover. Of Boston. had no srouble
in outpoinring Jack Smith. OF NeW York
IN the star contest From start 10 finish
the Bostonlaa had the upper hand
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

First base By erross-Wes,ern Maryland. ?: Catho-
lie University l. Left Sases-Westrrn Maryland
p Catholic University. 5. firt base on balis-Od
Hessier. 2; on HANKS 6 strsck out-By Bessier
e. hy Hanks a. ThTse-base tats- Smith, Hessler.
Hsrban Salb. TTo-basc hits-Hessler To- Duoley.
Sacrifice hit-Thomas stolen bases-G Gibson. Turner.
Byrd. Bacon a. Bohn. Harlan. Hessler Co. sab.
CantWel Hit by Tatcher-By Hessler. Bacon. Wild
Titrbes-Hesier. Hanks Passed ball -Mcliresdy.
Umrire-" Butts" Baldwin. Time Of gamo-2 hours
and Is minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
Challenges Win Re Published
in Tie Washington Herald

Tke Sporting Editor of The
WRshinEton EIerald viii gladly
publish challenges from ali
teams. big sad snail. amateur
and professional
The Washington Herald prom
ises 10 give the @futnre Ersafs-
as much space as possible each
day.
send yogr eHallenSes. uis0 ae-
cunts OF games. slrect 20 the
sporting Editor. Write Al plainly
as possible and On one side ef
the paper.
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Gnme Ends fn Tf.

SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald
Lynehburg. Va. April 10.-Fork Union
Academy and Virginia Christian College
battled for twelve innings on the grounds
Of the latter to-day. playing to a stand
still. 10 T. score BY innings:
Christian Col oO0lsO sooOOO-f 5
Fork Union oo40 0oOO0 0-7 ,
Batteries hawthorne and shelton; Petty and
Bickins.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
Cubs Win in Ninth.

indianapolis Ind, April 10-Charlie
carrs Indianapolis Browns forced the
Chicago Cubs TO play an extra inning to
win to-day by the score Of to O. Glaze
for Indianapolis, held the Cubs TO two
hits. both made in the tenth Score:
RH Z.
Indianspolis....... OO00o 90 I
Batteies-Phes;er and Moran: Glaze ard Houley
Umpire-Mr Cahiil.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

Philadelphia. April l0-Haverfors Col
lege finished her soccer season to-day
BY playing Yale a tie game. one goal
each. Both teams PLAYED $ good pass
ing game. but were unable 10 shoot az
the critical moment
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
KAUFMAN PRIMRD FOR BOUT.
California Heavy-weleht VIII Meet
Tony Ross in Ten-rOund Go.

AvHF aNU-' N AEN-EVHHW NWs
New York. April 1O,-AL Kaufman, the
California heavy-weight. who will meet
Tony Ross in q ten-round bout at the
Fairmont on Tuesday night. put in a hard
days work at Slater Island to-day.
Kaufman will weigh about 2o5 pounds
when he gets into the ring, and Delany
says he VIII win by a knockout.
Ross is training In West Chester.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

Chicago. April 1e.-Cubs No. ?, a eollee-
ton OF veterans and recruit members OF
the Cubs. defeated Milwaukee to-day b.
the score Of 5 TO Score:
RHE
Cub. a0o0I et1-5 10 !
Milwaukee. 0 Q 0 o 0 90 3
Battsriss--Cuhs Hagcrman and Archer NlilWsu-
kee, Dougherty and HOs;etter
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Carlisle. Pa. April 1O-In one OF the
best baseball games ever played on Dick
inson Field. and before large crowd.
Dickinson beat the strong Urslnus Col
lege team here this afternoon by a score
Of 10 0. Score:
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Dickinson. n......,...... o0zoo oe0L2 Q
Ursiuus. o 0OO 90 4
Battedes-LangztaF and Gordon; Horton and
FTeese