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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-01

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-01
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-01

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-01
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-01
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1dadss Cineaaar COI1sbIa 1pnneras, De,ember 1910

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-01
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-02
SPRING BASEBALL.

John King wired Manager Chance that
be will join the Cubs tomorrow.
The veteran. George Van Haltren, is
umpiring the White sox practice games
on the Coast.
Malachi Kittredge has finished his work
as coach at Harvard, and is open for an
engagement.
Ray Demmitt. last season with the
Highlanders, is making good with the ST.
Louis Browns.
Tom LOTUS, former manager of the
Washington Americans is i'll at Dubuque,
Iowa, with a throat affection said to be
cancer.
Iris Speaker Is still the hitting kid
with the Boston Americans. The Texan
is a great performer of classy willow
music.
Clarence Rowland has been appointed
manager of the Jacksonville 1n) team.
Rowland did good work the past two
seasons as pilot of the Aberdeen Cwash.)
Club.
Charley Pruitt, the former Boston Red
Sox, and George Rome, whose hitting won
worlds championship for the Chicago
White Sox, are members of the New
Orleans Club
Baseball fans don't have to dig for the
price of a score card when they visit the
Philadelphia American League grounds.
Last season the Athletic management
gave away more than 10000 cards
Bob Ganley may play with the Newark
Indians the coming season. Manager Nc
Ginnity IS negotiating for the services Of
the ex-Washington captain, who was
recently turned back to the Philadelphia
Athletics by Kansas City because OF his
big salary demands.
Outfielder Noah Henlin will most prob
ably lead of the Buffalo batting order
when the season opens. He was secured
from the Birmingham Club. and is rated
as one of the speediest outfelders in the
South.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-02
TRAVIS Wins SEMI-FINALS
Garden City Golfer Wins from
Lard, of Chevy Chase.
Takes HOnOrs in North and South
Golf ChampiOnship-Thi
Hole Finals Anticipated.

Pinehurst, April LIN the face of yes
terday's brilliant play, to-day's semi
final rounds in the tenth annual United
North and South Golf Championship
seemed rather tame in spite OF the fac
that one contest was carried 70 the
twentieth hole, three 10 the nineteeth
and four each TO the home green, in the
short seventeenth.
In the championship division upon
which interest is centered. Walter J.
Travis, of Garden City. won from Allan
Lard, of Chevy Chase, four up and three
90 play. ". R Tuckerman. Of Chevy
Chase. defeated J. P. Gardner, Of Mid
lothian, three up and two to play.
No match here has ever been more
keenly anticipated than tomorrow
thirty-six-hole final between the win
ners, for both players are in record form.
and in this connection. it is interesting
10 note that Mr.. Travis qualification
round of 147 was practically duplicated
by Mr.. Tuckerman in the final match OF
the recent club championship. The
match starts tomorrow morning at an
hour suited to the gallery and several
hundred people Will follow its progress.
In the consolation, Walcott Tucker
man. of Chevy Chase, won a nineteen
hole match from w. T. West, Of Philadel-
phia, and meets Henry c. Fownes, Of
Oakmont, tomorrow.
R W Wistar, of Lansdowne, and c. B.
Johonott, Of Buffalo, also figured in
nineteen-hole matches, and J. A. Brick
erhoff, of Hackensack, won on the
twentieth green from W s Morse. Of
Rochester
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-02
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six furiongs. Kiameshs II, l05
lGriffinl, II 20 90 won; Finn, l06 Davis. 70 l.
second; Jubilee Juggins, 100 tHannan. to !.
third Time, :l3 Is. Necklet Inferno Queen Lori
mar, Gatien Lass, Lista. Virginia Maid, WingO-
hooking, and Elysium also ran
SECOND RACE-For fulOngs Vallonia. lis
WilsOn). to s. Won; Louise B.. lis tNicol), 70 /,
second; Harvest Moon. is Henry, 30 to l. third.
Time 0As IS SYLVAN Dell, Delena. Fair Lillian,
Mud Hen. Chess and Fruitful also ran.
THIRD RACE-F1ve furlongs Miss Loris. IS
(Wikoul, to 2, Won; Roger de Coveriy l09 tHenryl
100 TO J. second; kenmore Queen 1Oi (soSs, 10 20 l.
third. Tine. rs Autumn Rose Select II.
Harold Hall. Doc Allen. Marys Lamb, Away, and
Brown Tony also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles.
ATdr. los Davis To s. won; High Range, los
tHannonl. l6 to s. second; Campaigner. los Reid
Is TO l. third Time. l;i6 Is. Nethermost, Quagga
and TuTncoat also ran.
FIFTH RACE-sSeTen furlongs Allan Fearn, 11s
Davis, to s. won Eliabethan, lis Davenport
. TO 2, second; Lady McNally, l@ Dryer. Is to l.
third. Time. ! = Sc Temrler, Golden Flora, Nc
Iced F., Bright Start, infection, Urslia, and Keep
Trying also ran
SIXTH RACE-One and One-sixteenth miles
StiekeT, s. tWilson). IS 10 s. Won; First Premium
liz reid. IS to 5 second; Ten PAGES 100 Cans
Z TO 2 third Tine l:i7 IS. Col. Jot Mozart, J. A.
Munro. Alauda and Amyl also ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-02
JAMESTOWN RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and one-han furlodzs. Paul
Davis. 100 01usgraEel even. Won: King AT01dals.
10 tPiossl, % s. second: Mon Ami. g (Burton).
"a 20 l. third Time. 15 S. Complete snd Billie
Hibha alsO -zn.
SECOND RACB-Fogr fJTiongs. Fort Carroll. Il2
tGoines. 20 !. won; Doris Ward, ll3 (Hardy)
TO l. second; May Weed. los lang s to 5, third
Time. eAS IS. Aunt Lena and JACK Ryan also ran
THIRD RACE-ODe and one sixteenth miles John
Carroll Us iBunsl. 20 8 Won: Snug 81 iStein-
hardtl 70 s. scoInd. Neoskaleeta rs lPiossl u
to l. third. Time. lao 25 Hat Crock also ran
FOURTH RACE-Six and one-han furlongs Rag
man. 100 lang 10 s. Won; Woodland. los (Burns)
IN l. second: The Golden Butterfly. IS Burton
10 ]. third. Tins In i-s CToosoTeT and Otilo
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-FiFe ard Cne-half fuTlOugs Taxa
hiFa, ll3 Palms. 20 s. wBn; Hyperion H. III
Burns. even, sec0nd; Oppsr 95 Cd0ge) 20 l.
third Tine l1 5-5. Eminola, FIrebrsnd. W. L
Hinch. and Bethesen also ran
SIXTH RACE-Four iuTlougs Rass. Joe tstein-
hsrdtl. % s. won: Bess Fltzhugh l0e PALMS.
10 l. second Good News lO9 lgsskinsi 10 10 l.
third Time 0:iS Ia Mollie s. Janelda Schnickel-
fritz and Princes Una also ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-02
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six furlongz. Olathe % (Kedrisl.
3 10 5. Won: Giles. III Rioel. 6 20 l. seCopd
Aftermath. III ARCHIBALD to /. third Tine
lis Is. C0pperield DOTalta, Pidllistina Preten-
sion, c. ]. Cox. A. b. Cook Salomy Jane and
Gresham also Tsn.
SECOND RACE-Hah mile. SalaIi l02 Kent.
20 ], won Ban Ann, lN AfcBudel &c l.
second; Abigail. lC5 Rice 20 J. third Tine
0z9 Is. Dacia. Media Lacamargue Mime Zlata
Brapa, Dolly W, and Pawhuska also ran
THIRD 3ACE-0ne and one-quarter miles. J. r.
Lsughrey l07 tKeogh). TO l. won: Miss Oficous.
lG tkedrisl. eTsn, second; Legatee. 100 (Grossl,
to ,, third. Time. 2d9 s. WOlfTile. Nasmerito.
Goldway. and LAnits also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs. Daddy Clip lOi
lCoburnl. II Ia 5. won; Chester Krm, los will
iaHsl. L to TO- secUnd; Lady Elizabeth IS lander
som. TO ], third Time. ia Is Redeem and
Lewiston also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Ons mile. RibTic lis ARCHIBALD
s 70 ]. won; Golfers. l09 Gross. to l. second
French Cock los VosTsr) 5 TO / third. Time,
l;i2 2-5 Hush Money, Wicket, Gen. Haley, Mike
Jcrdan Pickaway. Emolino, Billy Taylor and Old
Settler also ran.
SIXTH RACE-FiTs and One-hsf fr.rlongs
Sweet Basil, ll5 AIsnty), , to /, won; w. V.
BrInly 10 Vosperl, to l. second; Directello
100 thetlrisl. z TO l. third. Time 119 pa YES
rerian Prince Winter Basel, Clviua Circo Babe
Nicely, Om0nd Cunningham Monte Verde. and
Ethel Nick also ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-02
EASTERN HIGH LOSES GAME.
Bethel Military Academy Wins a
Close Contest.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Warrenton. Va. April LIN close and
exciting game here this afternoon the
Eastern High School, of Washington, lost
to Bethel Military Academy. Score.
to g.
Easterns poor fielding lost the game,
although due credit must be given Cow
hig. the Bethel twirler. who famed
twelve men.
Eastern High made two fast double
plays, and when C6whig tried to stretch
a three Dagger into home run. he went
out at the plate by pretty relay from
Mccartney to VaTela TO Parker. The
Bethel club showed more team work and
inside baseball" and deserved TO win
The Washington lads certainly played
In hard luck, however. Evans was hurt
before the game by broken glass, having
his foot cut, while Capt Parker received
a rather serious cut on the knee when
Pages spikes caught him after the lat
ter had leaped up IN the air for a high
throw By the pitcher. The score:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-02
GAILAUDET VS.. M. A. C.
First Regular Collegiate Game OF
Tap for To-day.

Gallaudet opens her regular intercol-
legiate baseball schedule this afternoon
in game with her old-time rival Mary
land Agricultural College, on the latter's
diamond, in College Park. Nd, at $3.50
clock.
Capt. Hover, the Buzz and Blues vet
eran third sacker. expects to send either
Scalper Battiste. the versatile Gauaudet
Indian, or Cotton Brick on the firing
line, with Rockwell at the receiving end
of the battery.
A large crowd of Kendall Green under
graduates. including the co-eds and
alumni, will be on hand ct College Park.
and the game viii offer an opportunity
for passing judgment on the strength or
weakness of the East Side college nine
as compared with that of former years.
Gallaudets lineup will be: Morris.
shortstop; Brick or Battiste pitcher.
Hover (captain). third base; Arras, left
field; Rockwell, catcher; Craven, first
base; Blanchard. center field: Maxgon.
second base, and DURAN. right field.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-02
WILL HOLD INDOOR GAMES.
Y. NJ. c. A. Annual Closed Meet on
for Tonight.

The annual closed indoor track and
field games and wrestling tournament OF
the Central Y. n c. A Will be held in
the gymnasium Of the G street building
this evening. There viii be a total Of
fifteen events, including four wrestling
bouts and medley relay race, in which
the first men will run 90 yards. the sec
ond one mile. the third $50 yards. and
the last men a quarter Of a mile.
The track and field events include a
95-yard dash. 25-yard hurdle, 44O-yard
run, SSO-yard run, one-mile run. three
standing broad jumps. running high
jump, and 12-pound shot put There is a
total of a few more than 100 entries in
the various events. and all the association
athletes who made such a good showing
In the National Guard games will be in
competition.
The individual athlete scoring the
greatest number Of points viii be award
ca al association shield.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-02
GIANTS WIN, 8 TO 2.
Defeat GreenvilIe in Game with Re-
markabIy Few Hits.

Greenville. S. c.. April 1.-The Giants
did not April fool the Greenyilles to-day
as much as they were deceived them
selves. They scored only three runs in
game that boosted of only two hits
altogether up 10 the fifth Spning. The
locals never had a chance TO score, as
Raymond and Drucke breezed them for
fifteen strike outs and yielded only two
stingy little hits Score:
New York 0 0 l 0 o Is 0
GTeenYiIe. ...-........ 0 0 0 0 0 90 0
Batteries-Raymond, Drlcke. Schlei. and Meyers;
Mcfarland, Drum, and Wingo-
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Gnithershurg A. c. AFTER Games.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Gaithersburg, Nd, April 1.-The Gath
ersburg baseball team still has a few
open dates during June. July. and Au-
gust. and would like to hear from the
best teams in the District and Maryland
I'm regard to arranging games Managers
Thompson and EtchIson have succeeded
in signing up strong team, and are
out for the championship Of the county,
and desire to have only the best teams
possible on the schedule.
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The game scheduled between Southern
Railway. of the r. R. Y. NJ c. A.
League. and the newly organized Alo-
ysius team. of the Capital City League,
at 4:S0 o'clock to-day at Capital City
Park, promises to be a good contest.
This viii be the first game for the Alo-
ysius aggregation.
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Lnniers Meet nefeat

In a close game yesterday afternoon the
Newark Athletic Club defeated the
Laniers at Cleveland Park with the
score of z to G. The game was an exeIt-
ing one from the beginning. and both
teams played well.
The Laniers want games with teams
averaging fourteen years. Address K.
Walker, 1928 Calvert street northwest.
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BROOKLYN WINS GAME.
Shut Out Nashville the Southern
Leaguers by Score of 10 o.

Nashville. April brooklyn drew a
tight game with the Nashville Southern
Leaguers here this afternoon, winning
by the score of to Q. Good pitching
marked both ends of the contest. Score:
RH E.
Brooklyn. 0O200 O0Ox2 2
Nashville. 0 0 0 0 o &c 2
Batteries-Case. Perdue and ErlcH seanlon,
Wilhelm. and Miller
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stacles worry YOU they viii be got
around some way.
Meanwhile, Mr. Davis is waiting for
your name. if you are interested in the
affair, so that he can get an announce
ment of a date that win be satisfactory
10 all
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fHFlleU FlaaItFI, ItLltI, 7 LII % Uahts
Eastern. 2. Bethel L First base On halls-Of
Logon. .; OF Cowhig ! Struck ogt-By Lyon. .:
% CONtig, z Three base hit-Cowhig. TWo-base
hts-Parker Blackwell Sacrifice hit-McCafrey
stolen baaes-Couhig McNhorfer Fltzhugh Va
Tela Parker. AlCCahTey IigCu. Double plays
Harris TO Leland. Varela to Leland to Parker. Hit
by pitcher-By Cowhig 8. Umpire-Alr Captain.
Time Of game-l hour ard 8 INMATES
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VIRGINIA BEATEN AGAIN.
Amherst Captures Second Game of
Series, 10 TO 3.

Special to The Washington Herald
Charlottesville. Va. April Amherst
made it two straight from Virginia. cap
turing tO-day's game 16 to 3 in eight In
nings. The contest was called by I'm
pire Rigler on account OF darkness
The game was evenly contested until
the eighth inning, when rain began fall
ing. Wilmer could not control the wet
bali. and as a consequence his delivery
was pounded ali over the lot.
Shortstop Pennock and Catcher Henry
carried o. Cne fielding honors for Am
herst and also led With the stick. The
latter got a home run. Score:
Amherst -.----.......-.. 3 Il 0M-ls & l
Virginia ...-......--...- / O 0 0 0-3 y
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TURNER GETS TWO FALLS.
Defeats Hassan Omar, Turk, In I've
Straight Falls.


Lynchburg. Va. April Joe Turner,
the Washington wrestler. tonight de-
feated Hassan Omar, a Turk, here in
two straight falls. the first being catch
as-catch-can. Turner's style. in 22:10, and
the second Graeco-Roman. Omer's style,
in BIAS. The first fall was a half-Nelson
backward and toe hold. and the second
a double head chancery