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The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
LOS ANGELES SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Six turlongs. safnpossl Ia
tFoWersl- ! to.L won; DAISY Thorpe. 10 CBulwsID.
70 2 seeond. Dextrine. l3 lKenne5yl 2 10 i
third Tine, la IS. Dot Binghs.l. Irene Rsnnis-
ter, Haywood Belle and Repossal also ran
SECOND RACE-ThTee and one-haf flrlorzs
Henderson. IL Howard. @ . won: j. n
Stokes Ms Kennedy. Il % & second: Chief Kee.
JOS fI1lcbell. = 20 J. thi7d Time G.u Zink.
swift Mcneil Charles J. Ha7ey liathyhena Pa
leigh. Two Oaks. MylCs OCOnneu. Pbosrhorons
and II PeIfoCto also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and one-half fu-lorrs H5le-
ton. lc9 Towers. IS 20 20 uoa. Niger Rsbv Ia-
Howard. y % !. second: Sir Rs-ry ne fShrinerl
50 70 /. third- Tine l51. PaIleas O. W. Riier.
PrCteus, Pcrs. Roy Junior. Signo-. Se-Tience Wad-
acre, Thundsrhil. beaumont, and Joriel also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Onc and cne-eighfh miles. Nor
niitk. ll0 lBulwell. 20 ? wen. Old Timer is
kennedy, 10 z seccrd Greer seal 10 Powers
70 J. third Time. - Tony BoaCro and Id
dington also ran.
III IN RACE-One ard cne-eighth miles Beau-
10 Z. secoud; Bye Bye l0s lHcury1. Is % 1
th~- Time -53-5 Smi-ke- Uncle Hear. Rir-
sp Salns 81. Kilda Altenberg. B-artas or
Adie Rubinon and Miss Oascious also ran.
SIXTH BACE-FiVe hulores. Gossirc~ lis
Ricel. % I. wen. Airs. rs Howard 5 20 2
rccCnd: Nolma C.. les tKennedyl s 20 / third
Tine. 10 15. CCnstznfis. MAJ sutton. Osr Anna
Columbia Gil. Aihio H. SopFano. TuruaUay. ana
Aubrrasie also nm
SEVENTH RACE-Five and ore-haf f1riorrs
French Cock. u2 Powers. > % J. won. Sandnfuer.
lOS (lIusgtavs}- % 5. second; Likely Dieuiuune
ICE tBrcdenl. 70 ? third Tinc ss. Re- II
Dinero. steudal. Bayfield,. and Bliss Csrman also
nu-
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Seron furlonsz- Green Goods l0s
lCohurnl. 10 l. Won Grzcs c. IO- tBoreD % .
Second. Bughanan. lof Hog. o. T. third. Tine.
Is p. Brock Leaf. Camtysos. 81. N0dau North
vest. Cheers. Pleisde. Stonenzn. George KlIbcu.
and Bclchamh-r also ran
SECOND RACE-F'our flrIonzs The Golden
Bitterly. s. llioss'. % T. wcn; Pretend ld5 But
lcrl. 2 70 7 second; Elecrrorau 10. lArchihaldl.
10 % J. third Tine 0;is %. Good Ship. Maanline
l.. Judge Quinn. The Il &. Coutrsctosa. Sixteen.
Cincinanion, Azeahei. and Pcnetnto also ran-
THIRD RACE-One mlls and seventy yards. Ban
posal l1s tAicntryl- o J. Won, Sererus les But
ieri. o I. second: Rgrc. lls lSandyl Il % 5.
third Time. Les s-5. Fantastic. Import DoIIis
poliars Aiattie Mack. Russell Minro Cigar Lighter.
AID Ny Bouaust also ran-
FOURTH RACE-0nc nile and twenty yards.
Bouy Maid. 100 lRcssi. % 10 wou: Darlington.
h6 Wash. 50 10 J. second: BE- Chief lC7 SANDY.
70 ;. thrd Time. I-i2 - Nceau shore. Faurr.
ard Alllsoug also ran.
FIFTH RACE-oue milo oia Grande. I85
tButieri. % l. won; FuifcN 10 CMcInfyrel S
70 l. second; Mauretania. los Sandy. % J. thi-i
Tine. l:ie - Yankee Daughter. Gatien Las.
FigenT. Afamof Hazlet. Yaukee Yakima Ben.
Descomnets. and Hoyle also rau.
SIXTH RACES f,rlongS Nj Direcio. liz
SANDY, 70 !. won: Zalta. 10 tlIentryl 70 20 Z
second; Bishop ", is ARCHIBALD 10 / thir5.
Tine. lis Is keunure- Harry Regis. The Pr
Incentive Crab. GeTge Kisnet. Lochinva-. Care
G.. and CarOnla also Hl
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
CONTINUE TO WIN
-Four Straight for Nationals
Against Galveston.
HOME RUN FOR UNGLAUB
Veteran Jack Warner Gets Into the
Game for Home Club and Is Given
the Glad Hand-AriEona PhenOm Is
Given Try-Ont with CantiIIOn'H
Greensboro Il 13 to 3.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Galveston. Tex, March 19.-The Wash
ington ball club to-day wound up Its
three-year career In Galveston by beating
the home folk in a Jocose and loose game
by 13 to s. or some such matter which the
box score viii reveal
A youth named Bradford, from Arizona
who arrived yesterday. was In the box
for Washington for the first five innings,
he IS a Galveston recruit, but was loaned
by Manager Warner. as Cantillon wanted
to save Gray and Johnson for Detroit in
San Antonio tomorrow Bradford was
green. but allowed only four hits.
The support accorded him and Groom
who pitched the remainder OF the game
was uncertain and coy. aid the wonder is
more runs were not made. All the Wash
ington players worked with the idea OF
getting the game over as soon as possible,
for they were TO leave al o'clock, and
IN their anxiety they frequently overdid
the thing
Three runs came 70 Washington of hits
IN the first inning. five off hits and errors
in the third inning. and i've from the
same sources In the fourth inning
The star play was a catch by Milan of
Voolfolk IN the sixth inning, TIE Tonnes
seean plucking the ball of the fence and
getting another victim at second.
Blankenship caught the first five innings
and Street the other four. Jack Warner
went behind the bat for Galveston in the
eighth inning and got an ovation from
the two hundred spectators. He famed
when UP in the ninth round and got the
boot
Bob Unglaub's ambition was realized
when he smOte a homer over the left field
fence IN the eighth.
The scOre-
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
SPORTING SIDELIGHTc
By BILL BAILEY.


Reports from Galveston would really
lead one to believe that the team get
ting a base hit of Walter johnson, DOL
ly'' Gray. or Groom will come pretty near
coping the American League pennant.
1t sure will be a great advertisement
for the Taft administration II Washing
ton has top-notch baseball team this
season.
sam Fitzpatrick has squared himself with
Jack Johnson. who tied a can to his
former manager. Sam has come with an
interview, In which he says ne will tell
Jeffries how to whip the colored cham
piOn-
AS If AZ Herford hasn't enough TO &C
count for. the latest sensation from Bal
timore is that Trainer Billy Shields has
named a two-year-old colt after the for
mer manager OF Joe Cans.
AS we 90 10 press nobody has cut any
more corners on Joe Cummings. the dean
or Monumental City scribes.
Eastern Highs pitching staff had better
save some Of that smoke until the league
games They'll need all they've got then.
Read The Bingville Bugle in the Sunday
edition OF The Washington Herald It's
funny.
Charley Hickman viii furnish another
interesting baseball article for the readers
OF The Washington Herald tomorrow
Don't miss it. The Sunday pink sheet is
by all odds the best in the South
Sam Fry, at the meeting of the East
Washington Fishing Club. told story Of
his piscatorial achievements, and said
that while fishing Off the Arsenal wharf
last summer he cast his line high In the
air A blackbird, flying along the river,
gobbled the bait on the fishing line. and
the next second was immersed in the
waters OF the Potomac Almost immedi-
ately, Sam declares. he got a bite, and
landed a thirty-poUnd Mississippi catfish
We are kind OF sorry about this. That
FISH was we'll known TO US. and was in
the employ Of the game warden of the
District to destroy all drift nets found
in the river from here TO Norfolk
Now they are talking Of making Bob
UngIaub captain Of the Nationals. They
are always changing BOb's nominal des-
ignation.
Way down in his heart Jim Delehanty
treasures the thought that he will shine
as prodigal son when the team strikes
Kansas City
Prof. Arturo de Marco is preparing an
Italian version of bill Bailey. which ne
will play at CoIdenstroth's tonight. He
intends to publish the composition later,
and has requested a moving picture Of
ourselves. in the act Of eating spaghetti
We thank Arty heartily. but We do not
desire undue notoriety and exercise.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
FIRST NO HIT GAME
TwirlerS of Eastern High
Show Grand Form.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL OUTDONE
Capt. whitney and Three other Slab
Artists Hold Opponents HitIess
Throughout Nine-InninE Battle.
Leland Clears Bases with Home
run Drive-The Score IL I5 to 3.

Eastern High School is starting in early
with new sensations. on the diamond Of
the Washington school for Boys yester-
Gay the Capitol Hill team not only out
classed its opponents. Is TO 3. but quar-
tet Of the Light Blues pitchers. including
Capt Whitney held Washington School
hitless through II the nine innings.
Holman, Lyon. Q. Whitney. and Capt.
Whitney are responsible for this mid
season twirl!hg stunt. II Eastern is able
TO keep up this performance. the other
high schools might as well 20 out of bust
ness
At every department OF the game the
Washington School team was beaten.
while Eastern batted Sweely for thirteen
hits. Vanderlip. Parker, Martin. and Le-
land carrying or the bulk OF the honors.
Leland's home run swat. with the bases
fun, was one OF the features.
The home team scored three runs, due
entirely 10 fielding errors.
The score:
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
EVENTS CLOSELY CONTESTED
Y. NJ. c. A. Youngsters Hold Annua,
Indoor Meet.
Lowe, I'm High Jump, and Dyson In
SSO-ynrd Run, Are the
stars

The annual indoor games Of the boys
department OF the y. NJ c. A., held in
the association gymnasium last evening.
were q source of much enthusiasm among
the large crowd Of youngsters and their
friends. who taxed the gallery to its
capacity The events were closely con-
tested. and the time and distance credited
the young athletes IN the various events
Of the classy order.
Probably the feature Of the evening was
the high school relay race between a
quartet from Tech and a picked team
from the other schools Tech won the
race by a few yards after IL had been
conceded to their opponents. The third
man on the all-high team fell on round
ing the turn and lost several yards, which
the other runners were unable 70 over
come.
The high jump brought out a large
field and was won by NJ. Lowe. with an
excellent leap of feet inches. Lowe
gives promise of developing into classy
jumper and will undoubtedly figure in
outdoor meets during the coming season
1t might be mentioned that this jump
would. in all probability. win first honors
in the Washington high school games.
Dyson, Western High Schools star long
distance runner. carried of the hOnors Of
the evening in the SS0-yard run He was
scratch man in a large field and his VIC
tory is a noteworthy one. He also cap
tured the gold shield offered the runner
scoring the greatest number Of points
Wetzel. Of Technical High, was a close
second, with nine points.
The summaries:
25-yRrd dash-Won by Copenhaver; second Nc
Kinney; thiTd. Rosenthsl Time 003O3
Zryard hurdles-Won BY Wetzel; second, German;
third Dufey. Time. O04N3
220yard dash-Won BY Phillips; second Hamilton;
third Morcock. Tine 0.5s0l
4io-yard dash-won By Dyson; second, German;
third Duffey- Time. 11503
Ss0yard daSh-Won By Dyson; second, Espey:
third. Leonard. Time. 239N
hot-put-Won by Hale: second Wetzsl: third
Morris Distance. e feet 10 inches
Spring board high jumD-Won BY Lewis; second
te between Withers, Osgood. and Webb. Height
feet inches.
Running high jumTl-Won by Lowe; second. Os-
good; third Wetzel. Height, 3 feet inches.
Relay race: interelass-Won by Class Schroeder
Hutton. Pigeon. and jones'
Relay race; working boys-Won by team composed
Of Nelson. Bentett. Macon. and Law.
High school race-Wou By team composed % Estev
Washington. We,zel, and Morris
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
PHILLIES BEAT TRINITY.
Rafting Good Game at Durham, y.
C.-SeOre TO o.

Railing Good Game at Durham, n.
C.-SeOre I 10 o.
SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald
Durham. n. c. March 1s-The Philadel-
phia Nationals won q magnificent game
Of ball this afternoon on the Trinity Col
lege diamond against the locals, the score
being / 20 O. The CoHegians shut the
Nationals out until the seventh inning.
when two errors and a single brought
Catcher Doom across the rubber. Trinity
never reached FIRST. Covaleskf pitched in
great style.
CAN'T also twirled a sensational game
Twice he struck out Magee and Knabe
with the bases occupied. He allowed but
six hits. and only one was outside the
diamond
Philadelphia made no errors. and Trim
ity four. Covaleski struck out eight men
and CAN'T nine
The team left tonight for Southern
Pines where It PLAYS the North Carolina
Agricultural and Mechanical College OF
Raleigh.
Fifteen hundred people. the biggest
crowd on record, saw the game. Harris.
for the Collegians. made a great catch
and throw from left saving a run and
making a double
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
FIRST INNING A NIGHTMARE
The Army and Navy Props Smother
Western High School.
Six-inning Practice Game on Chevy
Chase Field Results ia 49,
tO-5 Score.

In a six-inning practice game on the
Army and Navy Props field yesterday aft
ernoon. Western High was defeated by Is
To :.
The Georgetown boys tried oct I nu'd-
Der of new recruits. among whom was
pitcher named Thorn. who seenled TO have
the faculty Of putting the )an exactly
where the Props wanted after he
latter team had batted a. svgice In
the first inning and startC third
time. Capt. Hill decided thu. n needed
a rest and Manager LampsOn tcuK up the
reins
The home team scored Is runs In the
first inning but later could not do much
against Lampson. while Watson. for the
Props. sailed along in good shape for
three chapters until relieved BY a husky
cottOntop named Wood. the latter an
artist at heaving the subway ball
Wood was able 10 stick II out three inn-
ings. four runs and two hits being West
ern's portion
Had the Red and White boys put their
strongest team in the field az the start
the result would doubtless have been
closer
The feature Of the game was the umpir-
ing Of silk O'LOughlin" Rose.
The Army and Navy Props are much
stronger this year than last season.
The eoore.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
FIRST GAME OF SEASON.
Catholic University Meets VI. A. c
at BrOoklaBd To-day.

The Catholic University and Maryland
Agricultural College teams viii clash IN
their initial contest % the season on the
university grounds this afternoon al 2.,5
o'clock
me Brookland team is fun Of confidence
and ready for the umpire TO cau plav
The lineup Of the Catholic I-nivers,ty
VIII probably be as follows: HessIar
catcher; Darr. Canale, OF Howard. pitch
eIs' Nicrosi. first base: Devries second
Lon or Cantwell. short; McGeady. third
Earbin or Crotty. left held; Bohn. center
and Ramos. Kennedy. OF Hatcher rigbr
field. ga
The grounds are in good con6itio, an,
II the afternoon is fair a record crov,5 -.
expected.
newly organized RIOTERS Club. with
Froi' John DAILY as leader, will keen
things lively during the game.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
WANT DUAL WRESTLING MEET
Gaiiaudet GrappIers Anxious "a
Meet Memorial A. G. Tenn


The wrestling contingent OF Gallsuds,
College is anxious TO arrange a dual r,aa.
WIN the graDplers Of the Memorial Atb-
ie1ic Club. claimants OF the Championship
OF Washington. The GaIlaudet managar
declares that in spite OF the fact .ba+
ne has received frequent CHALLENGES
through the columns Of the washington
newspapers. he has been unable 10 To-
cate the manager OF the Memorials. He
further states that he is more than anx-
lous to meet the gentleman. and would
hke TO hear from him within the next
few days.
Gallaudet has been an important fac
tor IN wrestling meets held in this CITY
curing the past winter, and must be
counted IN the running for the city's
championship. The Kendall Green bovs
have promoted the game for the past few
years. during which time several clever
mat artists have been developed.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
ManhattanS Want games.

The Manhattans wish games with all
professional teams in the District. Vlr-
ginia. and Maryland. The lineup fol-
lows: Johnson. right field. Clumes. catch
er; Hacht, left field; Warner. shortstOp;
Carr, third base; White. second base:
Perry hrst base Come 10 the front and
give US some OF your open dates
This team plays Sundays Address
John N. Hale. 2O4 Fifteenth street south
east
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
COURTNEY FUNERAL TODAY.
Services OF Former Georgetown Cap
tain Held at Worcester Home.

oIeclaI % Ihe Washington Herald.
Worcester. Mass. March Is. - The
funeral of Joseph A. Courtney. the late
captain Of the Georgetown baseball team.
who died in Washington on Wednesday.
VIII be held tomorrow morning from the
family home. II Union avenue, this city.
with solemn high mass OF requiem at
st. Johns Church.
The body arrived from Washington YES
terday morning. accompanied by his be-
reayed mother. Mrs. Jennie +. Courtney.
his sister. Miss Mary Courtney. and
Thomas Devine. his room mate in college
The death Of young Courtney has caused
much sorrow among his many friends in
and about Worcester. and his old team
mates on the local clubs are deeply
grieved.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
scores for ten highest men follow:
GIants or fnr nnnn.

Marlin Tex. March ia majority OF
the Giants having tarried here for al
most a month. the training and con5i-
tioning Of the New Yorks is now AT an
end.
The enthusiastic finishing touches VIII
be given in three weeks OF exhibition
ss2mes in various cities and about a week
OF morning practice on the grass diamond
at Dallas
To-day the regulars obtained revenge
for Thursdays drubbing. but il was not
an overwhelming victory. the score ba-
Ing to ,
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
TOTALS ......... 81 "A a f26 13
"Batted for Bradford in ninth inning.
fRileY out for running out of line.

First base by errOrs-NichOis, Milan CO.
Mcbride o.. COnrOy. Left on bases
Galveston, Z; Washington. g. First ba Sc
on balls-Oh Bradford, .: of Groom. ?:
on Brown. 2 or Johnson. J. Innings
pitched-By Bradford, 5: by Groom. 4. bv
Brown, ?; by CARRIER. S; by Johnson. 3.
Struck Out-By Bradford. 4; by CARRIER.
2; by Johnson, >. Home run-Unglaub.
Two-base hits-Riley o., Hellman, ing
laub. Freeman. Stolen bases-Clymer.
Ganley, Milan. Double plays-McBride To
Cnglaub 10 Freeman; Milan to Mcbride.
Hit by piteher-Wolf by Bradford Wild
pltch-Bradford. Umpire-Mr. Smith.
Time OF game-l hour and 30 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
Yankee Regulars Down CoItS

Gray. Ca, March ls.-After being the
guest at barbecue here to-day. the New
York Americans PLAYED a game IN the
afternoon. the proceeds go.ng to the
Gray Village improvement Club. To be
used as school fund The game was
played on what was a cotton field not
long ago. and the diamond was SOFT.
The regulars beat the colts 70 to .
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
MILDLY Fencers vs.. Quakers.
cial 10 The Washington Herald.

Annapolis, Nd, March 19.-With the ex-
pert foil artists OF the Philadelphia Fenc-
ers' Club as their opponents. the midship-
men will close their local season Of fenc-
ing tomorrow. To-morrow's contest will
consist Of a series OF exhibition bouts
with the different weapons, no decisions
being awarded. but the match should
prove good practice for the MILDLY trio
in preparation for the intercollegiate
finals to be held in New York on Friday
and Saturday of next week
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
INTERCITY WHIST MATCH.
Washington Club Contingent Play.
In Baltimore Tonight.

The whist contingent OF the Washington
chess, Checker and Whist Club are
scheduled TO meet The Baltimore team at
the Garage in the Oriole City this eveD-
ing. The Washington team. whi,h Is
composed OF the best players in tie city.
hopes 10 capture the match. which is the
Sast OF a series OF three, each team hav-
ing win 70 its credit.
me ashingtonians who VIII make The
TIP are Messrs Summers. COrcOrsn n.
townsend. Stein. Merrill Huntington.
TalhaferrO. Lavender, Davis. Williams
Burkett Smyth. Nye. H. smith. G. Smith
Cook, FarweH, Leith, D. Smith. Nevfus.
Baldwin, Hatch, Davis. Lewis. Polk and
Zimm.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20

fHst nase % errorS-N Washington 4. Eastern. G.
Len ON hases-Washngton. s: Eastern l. First base
No M s'lls-OH homon ]; on g. whitney. ?; % r.
Whitney. J. Innings pitched-Br Hol,oo o. ~
Lyon, !; ny {. Whitney. 5: b. R. Whituer r
Struck oui-by Lyon. ?; b. G. Whitney 3. hv r
" whitney. O. Home nin-Leland. Twobase hits
nanaeIoep Parker Sacrifice hits-Parker sweely
ho1inon. stone Stolen bases-Stons o. HYDE
sargent ~. Benedict. Martin lil Parker Varils
Jonzhue Hit By rdteher-By H0imon. l. Umpirr-
NJ Perry. Time q game hours and 10 r,inutc,
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20

LIND Tuns-tTeps, ~ Ncs.er1 ]. First hase
On balls-0f Watson IN 3 innings: Of Wood. 2
IN innings: Of Thom. ? IN / inning: % Lampson
M innings. Hits made-Of Watson. j. u
Wood 4; % Thon. S: "a Lampson. & Struck ont
By Watson. s: b Wood. 6. by Lampson l. Three-
base hit-Stone TWo-base hitS-Watson FuUer
Sacrifice hits-Ballard. Rowe. Stephan Eberiv
Stolen hases-Hll. George Lampson. Weber ~
stephan. Watson. Meizgcr Christian. Fuller Hit
81 Pltcher-By Lamps0u. :. by Thom. / Wud
p,ieh-Wood- Umpirs-sfr. Rose Tine Of game
hour and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
BASEBALL s %s NO HITS BOWLING a% @
BASEBALL TO-DAY.

a. San Antonio. Ts1-Sasional. vs.. De
troIt.
At Waco. Te1.-NstionsIs' Yannigans vs.
Waco.
on LOCAL DIAMONDS.
At Kendall Green-Central High rs Gal
laudet.
At Observation-Disclosures High vs.. River
dale.
At Observation-Disclosures University vs. NJ
&C.
At Episcopal aiSh vs. Alex
andra A. A.
OTHER CANES.
AT Observation-Disclosures IS Richmond.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
Yannigans rs. Waco.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Waco. Tex. March 19.-Tom Hughes put
the Nationals through a strenuous days
work to-day, and as a result they are
ready 10 tackle anything that walks on
two legs.
Tomorrow and Sunday they clash with
the local Texas League team here. The
boys are all in fine shape. and promise
TO give the locals tomorrow a real exit
bition of the national sport
All Of Hughes pitchers are In fine con-
diton, soreness having fed.
The present lineup, as Hughes has II.
is: Pickering c. f.; Meinke, s. s.; Col
Inns. %; Tannehill, r. f.; Kahoe. c.:
Rapp. h.: Johnson. !. f.; Shipke. 90. /;
Smith and Kelley. p.
Burns to Pitch.
Burns VIII work out Sunday in the
game. here with the locals Rapp and
Kahoe viii play half and half in to-mor-
rows game, both in receiving and on the
initial sack
Jimmy Collins will also take part in
to-morrow's game, as his ankle is all
right
cantillon will find all Of his men who
lert Win hughes In 90 per cent better
condition than when they were in Calves
ton. Hughes has worked faithfully. and
II they are not whipped into first-class
shape, II is not his fault
YanniEans' Schedule.
After Cantillon arrives here It Is prob
able that he will make a few changes in
Hughes division. and then have the Yam
nigans go direct TO Topeka, Kans.. for a.
series Of three games. from there to
Kansas City. thence TO Omaha. Nebr
and then back to Kansas City for three
more comes. and from there TO Indian
apolis, where the whole team win con-
solidate. and then the thrashine out will
start.
Those whom Cantillon wants Will STAY
with him, and the others not quite ready
for fast company. win go where he saws
The boys here are mighty well pleased
with Waco, and the treatment accorded
them. also Waco is pleased with them
and hopes at some future date to again
entertain all Of the Washington Ameri-
cans
To-morrow's game viii be better than the
last one. Manager Shelton. Of the locals.
has weeded his team out, and has a
much better bunch than before The
forecast for tomorrow is cloudy. but
cloudiness does not mean rain in Texas
by any means.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
Noted Horseman Dead.

Trenton. n J., March I9.-WilIiam P
Grant, formerly one Of the best-k known
hOrsenreh in this section died at the
State Hospital in this city last night OF
paralysis. He was forty-eight years OF
age
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
Turner to Meet Swanson.

Alexander Swanson. the welter-weight
wrestler. who recently defeated Al Acker-
man. will meet Joe Turner March 26. in
the National Guard gymnasium.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
Tiger Gymnasts Beat Yale

Princeton. n. J.. March BIN the an
nual dual gymnastic meet between Yale
and Princeton. held here tonight, the
Tigers beat the visitors 50 to q.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
wINsL0w AHEAD AT DUCKS.
Leading with score of 1920 in the
Royal Tournament.

Winslow is leading in the duckpIn tour-
nament in progress at The ROYAL TIE
qualifying score viii close FRIDAY and
the finals will be rolled on next SATURDAY.
evening.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
AFRAID OF LANGFORD
Johnson and Ketchell Both
DOdging Boston Scrapper.
LII ARIA HAS GOOD MEMORY

Galveston Tar Baby Rememb ers
Former Meeting with Sam, and Is
in No Hurry for Another Match.
Ketchen Also Prefers 20 Fight
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien.