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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-20

Under blue and cloudless skies, with
the fair and putting greens in perfect
condition. nearly 100 enthusiastic golfers
moved in procession from around the
links Of the Columbia Country Club yes
terday.
Usually. when the Columbia Club starts
tournament the rain pours down in tor
rents, and umbrellas and mactintoshes
keep company with the driver and the
brassie. Yesterday. however, when the
first day Of the spring tournament opened,
everybody agreed that the day was an
ideal one. Under the circumstances. Col
Bogey ought not to have had a chance
IN the world but, as a matter Of fact.
the scores turned In, with few exceptions,
were not remarkable.
The lowest qualification score was 1856.
and this figure was made by Mr.. T. b.
Eynon, jr., and Mr.. A. B. Mattirgly. both
OF them recognized as skillful players.
In their morning rounds both men played
good. consistent golf. Mr.. Eynon making
IS and Mr.. Mattingly 70. In the aft
ernoon Mr.. Mattingly went around the
course in one stroke less. making a II.
only five strokes higher than par. In
this round Mr.. Mattingly had three IS.
eight IS. six 5s and one g. The detailed
scores for both rounds were as follows:
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ANNUAL SCHOOL MEET TODAY
Georgetown Field VIII Be the Scene
Of Activities.

Great preparations are being made by
the five different high schools OF the Dis
trict for the annual spring field meet on
the Georgetown University field at 2.30
O'Clock tomorrow. Among the thirteen
different events is the lOl-yard dash.
which will be contested for by ten en-
trants.
Next comes the 75-yard dash. with five
entries; event No. Is the 22O-yard hur-
dies With nine entries. The sSO-yard run
has eleven starters, and the same num-
Der Is booked for the 4iO-yard run. Four
teen will compete in the 29O-yard dash.
and the one-mlle run has eight entrants,
TO be followed by a one-mile relay race.
For the field events, the pole vault has
seven contestants, the shotput eight. high
jump eight, hammer throw seven. and
broad jump seven entrants
The number OF entries for the different
events far exceed those that will be en-
tered. as the rules Of this years contest
prohibit more than three entries TO COM
pete from any one school in any one
event.
on account OF the small number Of
entries for the junior events. the officials
have decided that it will not be worth
while holding any.
The judges are ". B. Morse. 4. G.
Alden. and lie Roy Burch. at the finish,
and l. Y. Sampson and Z. W. Mathews
on the field events. John Martin has been
appointed referee. Thomas Smith will he
starter. and W. p. Bowie clerk OF the
course. The timekeepers are W. Brennan
p. E. Crandall and Thomas Kirby.
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GRAY BATTED OUT.
Commercial National Bank Bents A,
:. and Trust Co. Nine. I3 10 /.

BY batting Dolly Gray out OF the box
IN the sixth inning. the Commercial Ma
tiOnal Bank team scored an important
victory over the American Security and
Trust boys in the Bankers League. %
20 J.
For FIVE rounds the two teams batt,ed
without scoring a tally, but in the sixth
the Commercial nine bombarded G-ays
slsnts 20 all corners Of the lot. and ten
men crossed the pan as the result Of
seven hits and two errors.
The feature OF the game was the
splendid twirling and batting Of Seay,
who held his opponents in check
fh~orro-Hrrr-
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RIDDLE HIT HARD.
Ynnked OF the Mound i'm Second
Session After BOmbardment.

Hamline trounced Peck Memorial yes
terday I'm the Sunday School League. y
10 Z. Riddle started in the box for Peck.
but after two rounds he gave way 10
James. Both were hit hard. Gordon was
touched for seven safe drives in five in
nings, but was effective with men on
bases.
Peck had good chance to do some
thing in the third, when, with one down.
Evans reached first on Wynkoop's mun
Of fly to center. Rapp singled and
Cohill was safe at first when the ball
was thrown home too late to catch
Evans at the plate. Riddle singled. fill
ing the sacks. but Jaeschke famed.
Brewer drove a long drive to right for
three sacks. all three men crossing the
pan, but Riddle was called out for cut
ing third, retiring the side. Sheaffer made
Cfn oil
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DUGAN RIDES BERKELY WELL.
Harlem stake Feature Of Days Card
at Belmont.

I New York, May la-Superb weather and
excellent racing made Belmont Park a
magnet Of 900 turf enthusiasts this after
/ noon. The stake feature was the Harlem
Selling, with four starters Pretend was
a prohibit!ve favcrite but he received a
bad ride from Garner. So did Norbitt.
with Butweu I'D. but Berkeley. with Du-
san up, was cleverly handled. Berkley
was IN front all the way DuEan saving
his energy for a brilliant rush down the
home stretch Butweu cut Norbitt loose
on the far turn. when it was entirely TOO
soon and then rode his mount all over
the track when he went 10 the whip
Norbitt hung on long enough. however. 10
keep the place from Pretend by a head
Summaries
FIRST RACE-Tour and cre-hsF f1rlouEs Nau-
shon. ia JBurwE.I. z % 8. won Horizon. III Ian
gam. 2 20 !. second Anna Case III lNlChcl : %
!. third. Time. o5i %. semi Qmvcr Mad Cap.
and ROYAL Lodge also nan
SECOND RACE-SiE f1r'0u-s. sea CIif. 3
Gamer, % ], Won; Rose Queen, 100 SHILLING
to 5. second; Sir !. johnson. Us 'BgtVeII s 90 T.
third Time. LIS p. Hampton Court and Bosom
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Fi7e fur.ourv. Onarrr- JOG
'Crcevyl, 20 :, won Winning Widow 9S lRlmsryI
VI T. ~tefFiar tfHrlrNNdi. It .TdTUfT.. D ID J.
third Time l9i IS. Blue Mouse. Never Again,
and Rash also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Onc mile. Berkeley II6 lDu-
sanl TO ]. won. NoTbitt 10 .Bu-veIu 90 ?
second; Pretend. % Garner Il 90 % third. Time
l-39 IS. Queen Mark also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Ahout two and oue-haF miles
Mellow Mint. 80 lynch. 90 s. WON piopit 80
Allen. 60 /. second; Magellan. 1872 lHupuJ1 =
% /. third. Time $50 NCst0r also ran
SIXTH RACE-SiX furiCnss Jeanne dArc. In9
Garner 20 8 won; Racquet. no Nlciecl. 5 20 .
second; Caslue. 10 Nlocrel. 10 T. third Time
=. Mark Antony. 2d. and Nod also ran.
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base on hails-of CooSsey. I az Don. . Innings
liiched-h' lra{ saav. 3. -y CouSzsy i Hits maze
on EIa} shaw. 5. or Coltsry o. Struck srf-Ry
noTT, 5: Boz to1ksrv. O. Thrra-hasc hits-Rsar,r,.
Nap.e Don. TU0bass lits-Reagcrs. Hu,s1n. wa
lie sacrifice hlts-CoCks-y Clay. MacClaue stolen
n~-es-b BRAY, shaw, Linden. NCsmith WauIe o. Ma
ltet, Nasof ". Essex. Double play--Grlbb 20
Linden, Dor 90 Coleman 90 Maucr'v. Mills r1 SuIIi-
van 20 Linden Hit p, r5tcl~r-By Bnvshau. br
'ooks,y. Wild Qi'chos-D Don J. Cook,y. l. Passed
oal-E'ssy. Jmpire-AIr. Wood. Time 4 gsme-l
hour and . Minutes
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g Callahan. 70 10. won: Salvage los lander
som, % 2 second, Darlington. los tCottonl. 20
= lA1a- Time. l;l2 %. Beda, Siscus. and CoEen5
Bell also ran
FOURTH RACE-Fivs and one-half f1rlongs jim
G4tineT 100 iCoblml 10 % J. Won. Fern L. 100
lSeidcnI. 10 s. second Nspa Nick. q tCalahauI
10 J. third. Time. 5S Lewiston Faneul Hall,
and Bishop ~ also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and seventy yards. Hush
Money. u! .tal.ahanI. Is 20 5. won. Collector
JcsuT. Us 'B-relI. Is % J. second: CabIes,il III
leeds, y o. Z. third. Time I-ii J5 Nike Jor-
dan. Special Delivery, Silver Line. Spring Ban and
Na1usrit1 also ran.
SIXTH KACE-Seven furlansz. Galenc Gale. q
locldCuI. j 90 ]. vo1. Directcllo. % Callahan
is % s. second, Odd Rose. los lCohurI p 70 s,
tlirl Time. IL p. Dixie Dixon Oswald B.
Contra Costa and Biased also rar.
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LEONARD IN FORM.
Holds Marines tn Only Two ClOutE
az CapitaI City Park.

BY a hnal-inning rally, the Aloysius
club defeated the Marines at Capital
city Park yesterday. 10 3
The game was nip and tuck until the
final round. when both sides blew up. the
Marines with more disastrous effect
than the Churchmen. Jack Leonard
allowed but two hits. one Of which was
OF the scratch yarletv. Score
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0GLE THE STAR. .
Sends Ten Herald Batters to Bench
by Strike-Out Route.

Berry & Whitmore won a desperately
fought six-inning contest from The Wash
inGton Herald team I'm the Commercial
circuit yesterday driving in most OF their
runs by heavy welding Of the wagon
tongue They connected with Pettitts
slants for nine bingles. three of these be.
ing triples and one double.
Ogle pitched a fine game for the win
ners. tanning ten. and letting the News
paper men down with four safe drives
Malloy and Thompson each got a triple
and n single out Of three times at the
bat.
Thompson played a good game at first
base for the winners. scooping the ball
up out OF the dirt on low throws several
times. Boyd's serond-Oase playing for
ths losers was excellent The II raid
team protested the game. as the Berry
q WhItmore boys started with but eight
a1fofk1a v,1a
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The tie between Mr.. Eynon and Mr..
Mattingly will be played of at a later
cate. Mr.. Mattingly was enabled to
make his seventy-seven in the afternoon
by holding out a fifty-foot put on the
home green Mr.. Eynon lost the prize
Tor the lowest qualification score by
taking eight for the fourth hole His
drive was In the road. near the clubs
stable. and being unable TO get a good
stance. he topped the ball into the
bunker and had to play back into the
woods in order to get a fair shot TO the
green.
The qualification scores were as fol-
lows,
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GAMES TODAY.

Capital City Leaglc-St stephens vs.. Navy Yard.
Departmental League-Post-oiiicc vs.. Commissioners
Sunday school Leaguo-No same scheduled. (S,m-
day school parade.l
Marquette League ongressionals vs.. Columbia l0l
Commercial Lcagie-Hecht rs. BrentanOs
Suburban Lcague-Tak0ma rs. Brightwood-
Independence LCaguc-St. Martins vs.. ST. Paul
Terminal Railway Y. VI. G. \. Leaue-Uuion
station vs.. Adams.
Bankers Lesguo-Riggs Is. American
Railway Leagie-NO game scheduled.
OLYMPIA League Prospect ". St stephens
Cclored Departmental Leaeue-Bureau vs.. War and
Nayv
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SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Twu miles Clara Hampton LOG
lCottonl. to s. won; Pawhuska los POST 10
second; Joe Wells. lOi thirSchbauml. 10 / third.
Time. e:iS So. Sir Bon FOntelo. Petite Oiseau
Sekol. Rayelstonia and Amala also ran.
SECOND RACEi-One-half mile-Maxdvce 1o7
ihirchboml to ), won. Hand Satchel l0s Men
try, 70 /. seoond Kinfoks l09 TAYLOR. l3 10 L
third Time 0As Is. Mime Ravia. Amargosa.
Sewick and Pay Streak also ran.
THIRD RACE-Futurity course. Lady Panchita.
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Earned Ulns-N1TY. >; AgriCulturc. J. First base
b. cTUrs-Navy. Q: Agriculture. l. Lift ON bases
Navy Z; Agriculture, Z. First base on halls-Of
odhns ), on BUau. T. Innings pitched-By Baiicv
Is, by Bryan. % Hits madc-Uf Bailey. l: OF
Bryan. u. Struck oUt-By Sabns 4: ly BRYAN. Z
ThrcJ-hase hit-BurCh. TwC-ha-e hits-Rran Sa-
bins. Sacrifice hits-Wilroy. Sabus Stolen bases
Burch ~, Watson. DAILY. Giehcl Bur0kcr. SabinS
Double play-RUmtrce 90 Watson. Balk-Bryan.
Wild pitchcs-Sabns Bzan. Umpire-Mr Bets
Time u game hours
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a sullivan. D Innings pitched BY kidweIl. s: by
sullivan. 8. Hits made-Of KidweIl 9. % Suli
van J. struck out-Ry Stader, 3; b Ridwcu S
by sullivan. :. Two base hits Eckcndof Mess
Musgrove Stadler Freeman. stolen bases REYNOLDS
Myers. Eckeudor sullivan o., Wells e. Kidwcll
O'Day. Jones ~. Smith. Hit By pitchcr-Ry KID.
wen. l. Double pay-Stadler 20 NIusgr1ye Passed
ball-AIeyers. Umpire-NIr Ray. Time Of game
hour and 80 minutes
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- i, - pos,sse, y. u trst
on bases-Postofice 6. G. 2. o., ;. First base ON
balls-of A. Feuwick. }; OF Wooden ? on West.
3 Innings pitChcd-By A. FeUWiCk I: by Wooden
= Hits made-Of A. FcnWick o on Wooden. l..
S,ruck out-By A. FeuwiCk 5: by Wooden 4 by
West. ). Twc-base hits-Fairfax. Sudler. J. Parker
Matthews ~. Sacrifice hits-Wooden. Fairfax West
Boyd. Stolen bascs-J. Parker o. Anderson.
Wooden. Sudler Double Ulays-Audrick 10 Irving.
Thomas 10 Fairfax HIT by pitchcr-By Wooden .:
hy West. , Wild pitch-West. Passed haIl-Will-
Jams. Umrire-Nir Harley Time Of game-I bm1r
and % minutes
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ALL THE NEWS AND GOSSIP IN THE SPORTING WORLD
iQ-H. T. Harding c. @. C.
James Baird. {. G. c.

70 II. T. Harding c. O. C.
James Baird. {. G. G.
THIRD SIXTEEN.
l-E. S. NARROW. {. G.. c
s-T- NJ stoddard. c. C. G.
Nv. II. Moses. c. c. c.
5-W. G. Thacher. G. c. c.
ID. II. MacAdam. c. c. c.
l5-G. w simpson. c. c. c.
81. d. Underwood. C. c. {.
lie. c. Van Lc5r. g. &. G.
~. Q. Chamberlain. c. c. c.
60. n. Wood Bannockbum.
s-W. ]. Eynon. c. c. c.
lS-E. n Johnston. Baltimore c. c.
Sd. X. Jackson. c. c. c.
l4-hobrrt Fanham. G. G. G.
H-L. W. Weaver. G. c. c.
". Kaufman. Chevy Chase.
FOURTH SIXTEEN.
III. II. Allen. G. G. O.
&C. H. Birdsall G. c. c.
5-H. A. Gilliss. c. c. C.
B-F. b. Pyle, G. c, c.
III. T. Hendricks. c. G. c.
l5-Frsnk Govern. G. c. c.
3-R. J. Beall IT,. G. C.. c.
ll-H. +. Clark. Bannockburu.
&C. L. Thornton. G. G. c.
IA. W. Dunn. Washington Country Club.
81, 7. Hough. G. G. c.
ia. G.. Buhrman. c, c. c.
&c. b. De Graw, c. C. C.
III. G. Brooks G. G. c.
lC-H. L. West c. c. G.
2-W. c. Prcntiss. Bannockbuu.
FIFTH sIXTEEN
III. u. Feast. c. c. G..
e-F. ". McReynolds. Bannockbum.
81 Z. Sinclair. .. c. C.
&c. A. Watson. e. c. c.
&C. II. Weaver. G. {. G.
B-J. L. Warren. c. c. c.
3-W. p Crosby. &. G. G..
III. McB. Stcuett. Chevy Chase.
1T p Moran. Crescent Athletic Club.
l2-Georgo T. Truett. Washington Country Club.
soto Luebhert. c. e. G.
H-W. o. Gilbert. e. G. C.
6-L. B. Plat. C. c. G.
rs. A. Reeves g. G.. c.
lO-C. a. Bliss. G.. e. G..
2-Georse A. Weaver. e. c. G.
SMITH SIXTEEN.
Lewis EiFglcs G.. G. G.
Thomas Francis. g. G. G.
b STANLEY simmons. c. c. Z.
James Strayer. e. c. G.
John L. Weaver. G. G. g.
&. Il. johnson. e. e. c.
G. 6. Allen. c. e. c.
J.. 6. Phillips, G. &. {.
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YEsTERDAY,s RESULTS.

Capital City Leag1e-No game scheduled Exhibi
ton game-Aloysius. 2; Marines 3.
Departmental League-Navy II; Agriculture. l.
Sunday School League Hamline r. Peck. Z.
Marquette Lcacuc-Hypenic Laboratory, Il; g. Z.
o.. =
COMMERCIAL Leag1c-B & w. 9; Herald l.
suburban League -Petworth. 20; Woodbun g
Independence League Manhattan 9: Twining 4
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. e. A. Leaglc-SOutbern,
g. TTainmcn, o forfeited
Bankers League Commercial %: American Sc
curity and Trust Co. I.
Railway League-OpcTating, 3; Law. Gorfeitodl.
Olympic Leagut-Tcuallytown. 5; Olives. j.
Colcr1d Departmental Lcague-Post-ofice, Z; G.
l.. O.. G.
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FIs- tase On CTr0Ts-ICfW6rfh. s. W5odJlrn. ).
Left on basss-PstN1rth. Z. Wo1dhuru s First
base o0 balls-Of CLAYTON. ]. N Junghau 2. On
kochicr o. Innings pitcIe5-By K5ehler. ] Is, by
JUngHaU. D. Times AZ bat hy opp0uents-Against
Rochlsr lC. against Junghau = Hit, nade-Of
k1shler 5. a Jughsn. g. Struck cgt-By CLAYTON.
8. Do hCehlu @. by Juuslan. g. T~a-tsse hit~-
Le Due TOrey CLAYTON. Sacrifice Lits-Dcmpscy.
GaiHEhcr Davis. Stolen hass-Le Due T0r1g,.
+. Nayue. Davis. Jones a. Double plays-ClayfCn
20 Stuart 90 sherman. l. Due Oh stuart Hiser 90
Hoffman % Hi-er. Hit bg pitchsr-By Clayton
.BaEsCtte and CARROLL Wild ritcl-Clsyton Passed
hal-Msyue. Umpre-Nr. Meyers Time q game
] hour aud IS minutes.
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STRIKES OUT TEN.
limbaugh Pitches Winning Game for
Manhattan Troupe.

Manhattan defeated the Twining club
yesterday In the Independence League IN
"a weN-played contest. limbaugh, for the
winners pitched gilt-edge ball, sending
ten men down Via the strike route.
Haislip's catch Of Heagey's long drive
in the fifth inning and the batting Of
Donnelly were the features Of the con-
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2, hy Gordon 5. Home uu-StuckCrt. Three-base
hits-BrcvCr. Davis Tv0-base hits-I;aup. Riddle.
Rogers Sacrifice bits-Cohil, Evans. Stolen bases
Riddle Brewer. Williams. Rogers Sparkling.
Sheafer 49,. Stuckert o.. McNlo-ns ~. Hit by
UitCher-By Riddle ?: b. Birch. . Passed balls
Brewer. Goodman. Rogers '2l Umpirc-Nr Hughes
Time Il game-l h0sIr and 30 rniuutes
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Inc pairings for to-day are as follows
FIRST SIXTEEN.
IA. s. Mattingly g. G. G.
9-E. +. Brooke Bannockblrn.
S-W- 8 Harlan. G. G. c.
81. c. Davidson. G. O. c.
7-Oscsr Woodward Montclair Col, c1uh
15-Reeve Lewis. Chevy Chase.
5-Allan Lard, Chevy Chase.
I'M. p Danfcrth. Q. O. c.
a. r. Lert. G. G. C.
l2E. NJ Talcott. Chevy Chase
s-Frank H. Ellis. Chevy Chase.
l. IA Harlan. @. G. c.
IS. Dalzell, Chevy Chase.
N. s Bryan. Savannah Golf Club
l0Walcott nickerman Chevy Chas
Re II. EynOn. r.. @. c. C.
SECOND SIXTEEN.
i-Gsorgs +. James. G. c. G.
e-EdWard Harlan. c. G. O.
s-John ClapD Chevy Chase
3-W. /. Halsicad O. &C
&c. II. Chssner. c. c. G.
B-E. i. CaruE. c. {. &.
3-P. +. Branscl. c. c. c.
John BnWner Bannockbun
iwilham Mckinley C. c. c.
l2-W. ". Smith, G. c. G.
s-W. T. Wood. Lakeside c. c.
l6-A. Colt Yates Washington County Club.
Cd. r. Weaver. @. c. C.
h-H- L. Brown, c. c, c,
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ENDS IN TIE.
Olives and TennnIIytOvn Clubs Play
Drawn Battle.

BY a batting rally in the fifth inning
yesterday. the Tennalytown team drove
in four runs. tying the game with the
Olives The batting of Eckendorf and
fielding Of Jones were features OF the
contest Score.
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Victory for Cairo Athletic Club.

Alexandria. Va. May 19.-The Cairo
Athletic Cluo, composed Of several West
ern High School stars, defeated the
Episcopal High School second team here
to-day in an interesting twelve-inning
game by the score Of to g.
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NAVY WINS ONE.
Breaks Into Won Column in Depart
mental Circuit.

In a game heightened by many acct
dents. Navy won the first game Of the
season yesterday against Agriculture, II
TO g. Sabins pitched good ball for the
winners.
Watson's batting and Rountree's field
ing were features Score.
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PLENTY OF HITTING
Hygienic Laboratory Makes Fifteen
BingIes and Wins from c. u n

HYGIENE Laboratory broke into the won
column yesterday in the Marquette
League when they administered crush
ing defeat TO Government Printing Office.
Il to >. The Laboratory team had a
Suggest Maple getting four Of its Hf-
teen hits Score.
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I ~ DO on tIf'r--IVWI1E. I Mlnl1ftlu
iaft on hAss--I Hinmg, q Manhattan H. First
base on hails-on Burke. s. struck cut-Rv Burke
4; by limbaugh. 10. Home Riley Duysr. Two
base hu-bt.sater sacrifice hits-J limbaugh. Burke
stolen bases-Whtmalsh, F1gtn. Hit bv PITCHER
by Burke Nhitmarr1 and Dgmmer Wild pi,chee-
limbaugh. !; Burke l. Passed bals-ELev PAGAN
/ Jmp.re-Nr. Webb. Time Of game-l hour and %
minutes
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~ ~ " tTINIs-ItCk J. LIT on bascs-IeCk,
hamlne :. First base on balls-Of Riddle on Cor
den. = OF James. 2; OF Birch /. Innings pitched
by Riddle. ? by Gordon. s. by James, Z; by
Birch ) Hits made-Of Riddle. s; on Gordon. z;
on James, s: Of Birch, 2 Struck out-By Riddle
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throughout the game. Score:


Firvt tl76 N hlIIs-Of Grar- (. - Bur-el- J.
Innings pit-hed-Bv GRAY. g. hv Bar-cu g. Hits
maie-Of Guv 2. 81 Er-rgu s. Struck out-By
GRAY. J. ty Burreu ty Seay. T. Thrc5h base hits
-Menrfee. Freeman TV,-ha-e hts. Sr5v Double
Bg Buucu .Schr5le.- Jmu.rss-llcscrs King ard
Kcuney. Time u game hour and 50 minutes.
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MATTHEWS PLAYS WELL.
Makes Three Hits i'm CoIored De-
partmentaI League Game.

Post-office defeated G. p o. in the
Colored Departmental League Yesterday
by the scroe Of Z to 6. The game was
very exciting, and was featured by star
pitching. each team getting only six
hits.
Matthews. a newcomer in the league.
cracked ont three hits, two Of which were
doubles Score.
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Left on bases-Berry & whitmurr. 2: Herald. 5
First base on balls-Oh Ogle ;: OF Petit. 3
Struck out-By Ogle. 10: by Petit s Three-base
hits-Malloy. Thompson. Wentz Two-base hit
Brown. stolen bases-Wentz. Thompson ~. Ogle.
Anderson o. Morris Boyd Double play-Keane 10
BOYD n Beck. Passed balls-Morris o. Mallov
umpire-Alr Conner. Time Of game hour and 80
minutes
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The Army War College baseball team,
would like to arrange games with any
independent team. Communicate with VI.
p. Bergeron, Army War College. phone
Main $50
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PLAYED
Big Gallery OH Hand for
Chevy Chase Tennis.
ToUCHARD DEFEATS MAHAN

johnson Nhnquishes James After
Hard struEEIe-MisseS Winner and
finnls of WOmen'S StngIes-PrOfes-
siOnaI Sargent Equals Golf Record.
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GOLF TOURNAMENT
AT COUNTRY CLUB
Champions GatherfrOm Many
Clubs for Annual Event.
COURSES IN FINE CONDITION

+. n. EynOn. Jr., and A. n. Mating
ly, Both Recognized ns Sklllful
Players, Tie for Last Place, which
VIII BE Played or at Later Date.
Col. BoEey Makes Good Showing.
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First base ON erTors-Aloy SiUs. !. Marines g. LIFT
on bases-Aloysius. s. Marines. 8. FIRST base on
haiis-of Leonard Q, UT Nuss g. Struck uut-By
Leonard. s. by Nus. g. Threc-blse hit-Lowe
TwNb3sc hits-CCTiur. Carr Sae~idce flies
Sullivan Glavr. Carr ~. EeIlsr. Barrett Wort.
man a.. Hit by ritrler-By NUS. . Passed ball
-Ccusan Umpiro-Nr. Holman. Time Of game
hour and % minutes
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largest Morning Circulation.
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War College Team Challenges.

'Aprrenu-e allowance.
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Brief Local Neu,s

X. L. Agee is visiting in ST. Louis.
G. w. Betz went to Ccntralia yes
terday.
+. L. Stone is spending the holt
days in st. Louis.
Miss MoZelle Stewart went to st.
Louis yesterday to visit her cousin,
Mrs. A. ". Kuntz
Mrs. NJ. c. Barnett is visiting her
daughter. Mrs Ed Butcher. in st.
Louis.
! Miss Bertha Andrews went to Mo
bcrly yesterday, where she will visit
Miss Merrell Horn.
Mrs. A. B. Wayland and daughter
Miss Mildred Wayland. are visiting il
St. Louis.
T. c. Wilson, secretary of the STATE
Board of Agriculture. left Columbi;
yesterday afternoon for Hannibal, Mo-
where he will spend the holidays witt