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The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
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At 7:3o o'clock tomorrow night there
will be meeting of the drivers and OBJ
servers in the "Four-leaf Clover Rum"
at the clubhouse Of the Automobile Club.
in Georgia avenue. Referee West will
go over all of the rules of the contest
in detail The Sweepstakes Trophy, The
Washington Herald. Post. and National
Electrical Supply Company's class cups
for the run were put on exhibition yes
terday In the show window Of the Ma
tional Electrical Supply Company.
]. NJ. Stoddard, treasurer OF the show
committee. yesterday sent out the bal
ancs Of the refund due the dealers This
balance was held back to meet any out
standing obligations.
J. H. Ebersole has sold a Marion go
torpedo roadster to Charles Ray.
Miller Brothers were yesterday inform
ed the price of the Ford town car has
been reduced nearly $500. Hereafter this
type car will sell FOR $500
H. B. Leary, jr., delivered a Hudson
roadster to Mrs. Roland Smith.
The Carter Motor Car Corporation has
delivered a Washington. fully equipped,
to P. J. Walsh. and has sold a car of
the same make to J. Linskey. The agency
for the Washington car at Jensen, Fla.
has been taken by Rican and Fairbanks.
who intend driving their demonstrator
from this city to their home this week.
Bob Burnam will be in the Decora-
ton Day races at Indianapolis. He will
drive a Berry, with a 521-inch piston
displacement.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11

The annual spring invitation golf tour
nament, open to members and espe-
cilally invited guests Of the Chevy Chase
Club. will begin promptly this morning at
s o'clock under the most favorable con-
ditions, including the weather.
The tournament promises to be the most
successful in the history of the club. as
1872 players, making sixty-six matches. are
scheduled for the qualification round to-
day. George Sargent, professional Of the
club, said yesterday that the course ID
In excellent condition and good scores are
expected.
A number Of champion golfers will
take part in the tourney, the foremost
among them being Walter J Travis. ex-
amateur champion Of the United States;
w. ]. Tuckerman. open champion. ahG
many others. Players from the follow
ing clubs will also contest for the many
prizes offered: Columbia Country Club.
Washington Country Club, Wilmington
DelD Country Club, Utica IN. W Club.
and the Bannockburn Golf Club, of this
city.
Four handsome topples are offered to
the winners in the qualification round,
at thirty-six holes. They follow: First
sixteen will qualify for Presidents cup,
second sixteen will qualify for Vice
Presidents cup. third sixteen will quail
fy for the committee cup. and the fourth
sixteen will qualify for the consolation
cup. The defeated eights will continue
match play for a suitable prize for the
winners in each eight. The entries:
sa. m.-F. E. Evand and w. II. Mer-
S:H a. NV. w. Kicker and w. NJ.
Sos a MI. L. Weaver and A. Nc
George.
ley.
sis a. MI D. Underwood and c. C..
Van Leer.
$50 a. MT. ]. W. Brown and G. w.
Denfeld.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11

ANNUAL CHEVY CHASE GOLF TOURNEY
STARTS TO-DAY WITH 1872 ENTRIES

, IS;ss 2. NO. F. Elliott and 1. B. T.
1872 =. MI; H. a. sibour and Mich
1888 a, MT. C. chamberrn and c. L.
Bliss. -
iO:4o a. m.-victor Kaufman and W. @.
Peter.
1914 q. mo. p. johnson and Alex
ie:4s a. me-. LOTUS andrc L. Marlatt
1915 a. MI. c. Let's and M. E Gates
Ii a. MI. r. Marshall and G. E
l1ra Ii:si a. NV. J. Boardman and sh
n:0s a. m.-James Walsh and T. w
liz a. NV. c. Thatcher and A. G
Ills a. mp. e. Brensle and A. C
Yates.
I1:2o a. m.-David Weaver and Geors'
m:sf a. nm W. Littleton and c. L
ills a. ma. X. Tyler and H. H
1i:s2 a. NC. H. chasmer and W. A
n:8 a. me-. S. Jackson and A. W
i1:iO a. mo-. P. jackson and F. W
Collins.
i1:H a. mr.. W. McNeely and E. D
Anderson.
HAS a. mp. B. Poe and G. II. Myers
so a. mr.. w. Patten and S. E
Egan.
:56 a. nc. S. Walton and C. A. Wat
son. .-
IL MI H. London and s. P. Thomp
son.
1904 p. me-. G. Walker and F. A
Wolf
1eos p. m-F B. Kimberley and W. H
Reynolds.
1912 D. me-. b. Calvert and A. G
Buhrman.
1916 p. m.-F. p williams and sher
man Allen.
l2:2o p. NV. H. Littlepase and T. B
Wilcox
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BANKERS LEAGUE MAY
CHANGE CONSTITUTION
This Would Have to Be Done to Admit Chamber of
Commerce and Hyattsvile Teams Into Circuit.
By c. w. SWAN.

The constitution Of the Bankers.
League will more than likely be
changed at the meeting Of the league.
called for Friday afternoon. In speak
ing OF the proposed dropping out OF
the American Security and Trust Com
papy team, Secretary Haynes, Of the
Bankers League, has the following to
say:
''Whi,s the withdrawing OF the Amer
lean Security team would hurt US ar
present, there are enough ball players
81 the different banks to make two good,
East teams. ard the bank officials are
ready to back the teams 10 the utmost.
There are eignty-eight players on the RI
rerve GBt of the different teams. so 1t is
pain to be seen that two teams could
De easily recruited. The Riggs Bank
will furnish enough men. SO that with
G Little help from the American Nationa!
2 good team could Be formed"
If the constitution Is changed SC that
cthr than bank teams will be admitted
!n:o the ieaSue, the Chamber Of Com
n,e.ce and HyattsviIle teams will apply
:or franchises. This was learned last
night from one well va-sed in matters
pertaining to tbs league
While the American Security would Hike
to stay in the league, they outclass the
rest OF the teams 80 completely that the
race would be a farce, and the fans
would lose ali interest IN the outcome
no team in the league could hope to
cope with the fast bunch Of sandlotters
Fthat the American Security has corrailed
Iaken one 1T time, there is not a
real weak spot on the Securi:ys team.
Ingram, the young wonders Of the Sun
day School League. will tackle the heavy
hitting Ear1lire tribe this afternoon in
what promises to be battle royal
Ninth was trimmed Tuesday by the
youngsters, and they are confident Of
turning the trick on Hamline.
The kid fngrams" are one of the fast
est bunch of ball tossers in the District,
and with a little more strength at the
bat. will give any team a tough rub.
Flynn will do the box work for the
Olympias.
There is feint possibility of the Ninth
team Withdrawing from the Sunday
School League. This was learned last
night from one closely connected with
the team. Should the Christians drop out,
they would enter the District, or some
other fast league.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
YESTERDAYS RESULTS,

Bankers League-American Security
and Trust. 25; District, 0.
Capital City League-Cornell, 2: East
ern, 2 Called.
drews, l.
Departmental League-Commerce and
Labor, /; Post-office, Called.
District League-Congressionals, s;
Columbia, 4.
independence League-St Paul. II; St.
Martin, ).
Marquette League-Indian Office. s;
Company X. 4.
Olympia League-Braddock, 10; Sligo IL
r. r. Y. NJ. c. A League-No game.
Southern R. r. League-Auditors, 2;
Traffic, 2 Called.
Suburban League-Silver Spring. s.; Ia
koma. 3 exhibition game).
Sunday School League-North Carolina,
0: Anacost!a, l.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
SEE GAME AT GAYETY.
Graphic Score Board Sunday Will
Show Nationals in Action.

Manager Peck. of the Gayety Theater.
has arranged to satisfy the desires Of
local baseball fans to watch the games
when the home team is away and smoke
and root at the same time. by INSTALL
ing a new baseball scoreboard operated
by electricity, and he will produce the
game as played next Sunday. May IA. be-
tween the St Louis and Washington
teams in st. Louis, Mo-, starting at 4:3o,
Washington time. This new score board
has one feature the others have not, in
that the ball can be seen in action
throughout the game. Charles H. Will
son. formerly of the United States Patent
Office here, is the inventor Of the new
bulletin board, and H. E. Devendorf, pri-
vate secretary of Vice President Sher-
man, IS the president Of the company
manufacturing the board, which is known
as the Graphic Bulletin Board.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11

Runs-MacDonsd (9, Hayes ~. Riddle "a. S.
Rawlings 49,. Davis ~. West ~. Bogkin 49,
Gray (2. r. Rawlings 49,. First base en- error
A. s. T. Co. T. Left bases-A. s. & T.
Co., 3; District National. l. First base on balls
on 8. Rawlings 4; of Fleming. 5. Innings pitched
BY Fleming. 2I3 by Knight. Is; b D. Rawlings
l. Hits made-of Fleming, Il; of Knight. 4;
off Rawlings. 4. Struck Out-By S. Rawlings. g.;
by Fleming. l. Home ums-Riddle ~. MacDon-
aid. r. Rawlings Three-hase hits-West. S. Raw
lings. Two-base nt-Boykn. Stolen bases-Crane.
Bontz Macdonald, Hayes Riddle. S. Rawlings
Double plays-MacDonah to Hayes to Riddle
Davis tunassistedl, 8: West to Boykn, 2 Hit by
pitcher-By S. Rawlings tBontzD: by Fleming
Gray. Wild pdtcnes-By 8. Rawlings. q by F1em
ing. 2. Passed balls-Handy. Umrire-Mr. Fine
gan. Time Of game hour and s. minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
SUBURBAN CHANGES RULE.
Players Now Eligible After Three
Days Notice.

The Suburban League held a meeting
last night at the residence OF r. s.
Jones, S3s Varnum street, Petworth. and
arrangements were made whereby the
weak teams of the league will be allowed
to re-enforce their present strength with
In the next few days.
The rule requiring a players name to
be in the hands OF the secretary for ten
days previous to his being eligible was
changed so that three days are all that
are now necessary. The rule will remain
in this shape for a period of ten days.
Jerry Clifford, of Brightwood, a man
we'll informed in baseball matters, was
chosen as the third member of the ex-
executive committee. The other members
Of the committee are President Page and
Vice President Garrett.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
JOHNNY PRIEST IN TOWN

Johnny Priest, the former star
ot the local sand lots. who was
farrned out to indianapolis by the
New York Americans, is in our
midst for few days before land
ing in the Glass A berth. Hal
Chase, of tho Yankees, is very
mucn put out at Jimmy Burke
for sending Johnny back, but as
Burke pats II. money is money"
Priest and Move were fighting
It out for the short field job, and
the race was about even, but
Burke decided that Move was the
one to~keep. Move could be sold
when developed. while Priest
would have to be turned back to
the Yankees. Hence the return
to our fair city Of one Of our
leading lights. -
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
Navy Trounces st. Johns.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd. May 1a.-By winning
to-day's game by the close margin of
2 to 1. Navy made 1t three straight in
the seasons baseball series with st.
Johns College. the local institution-and
by a coincidence the games were won by
one run.
The first engagement Of the season,
played March %. resulted In a score Of
4 to & while that of April % went to the
Middies by to o. after q brilliant con-
test. &
A timely single in the ninth session
won to-day's battle for the Mddies.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
CANARIES LOSE AGAIN.
Drop Fast Game to willard Team,
z to l.

Willard defeated Andrews to / yes
terday in a fast and interesting game in
the Commercial League.
Willard punched their hits in the
eighth. putting the game on ice. Craven
led off with a single, followed by another
by Donovan. The next man, Camel
struck out. but Kane, who played a fine
fielding game, poled a pretty triple,
scoring Donovan and Craven, and he, too,
minute later, scored on Hartman S
bingIe TO left.
Camel and Oliveri divided the fielding
nGnors, each making sensational catches
Both pitchers were steady on the mound.
E2Ore:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
FIRST SPEEDWAY MATINEE.
Many Fast Horses Entered for Events
To-day.

kiOESSe fshteTcu AoE eAss1 =
To-day.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting Of the Road Drivers Associa-
ton met at the office of Barker & Jones
last night to classify the horses that are
TO compete In the races over the new
Speedway to-day.
In the free-for-all, Miss Arcola will
be alone. no other entry having been
made. She VIII simply give an exhibit
ton of her speed.
In the Class A trot. Bob r. and Link
wood May will be the contenders.
In the Glass trot, Hilda, Gentle John.
Flepino. and Ara Pearl are named.
In the Class A pace. Frank T. Bayard
Wilkes. and Red Torch will start.
In the Class B pace the starters will
be Jubilee, Prince A., and Fair Nancy.
These horses have been rated accord
ing to the best judgment of the COM
mittee named TO place them. and every
brush should prove close and interesting.
The horses for the first race will be
called at 2 D. m.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
INDIANS WHIP SOLDIERS.
REID Twirh Indian office to Vic
tory. z to 4,

tory. to 4.
In a fast and interesting game in the
Marquette League yesterday Company X
lost to Indian Office. s TO l.
The Soldiers started OF we'll, getting
a two-run lead, which they kept for four
innings. but they were unable to connect
with safe ones when their team needed
them most. Reid. on the mound for the
winners. pitched great game and struck
out ten men In the eight innings II.
worked. Dunn, catching for the victors,
was there with the bat. getting a triple
and q double when men were on bases.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11

Runs-Bedl ~. RUPERT. Sannino ~. Barnes
~, Jones ~. Charlton, Nutwel Hunteman, Dow
rey t2!. Stuckert. Left on bases-St. Martins c;
81. Paul's. 5. First base balls-Oh Hummer
L. of Weisenberger. l. Innings pitched-By Kun
MGR, s; by Nutwell. Hits made-Of Kurmer
;: on Nutwel 2. Struck out-By Hummer. /; by
Wesenherger. 3; By Nutweil + Threc-bsse hts
Cullum. Walker. Two-hase hits--Cuilun Do,ruer
Burns t2l. Weisenberger. Wilkinson Hun.r-nar
Bcall e.. Ssnniuc t2l, Parker o. Burns Double
pays-Nutwcll to Stuckert to Mcdonald: Charlton
TO Beall; Weiscnberger to Parker to BeaIl T. Cut
lum. Hit by ptcher-By Weisenbergr Umpire
Mr.. Mccoy. Tire Of game-l hour and IS pninutea
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha-Omaha, 5; Lincoln. 4.
At Sioux City-Sioux City. 5; Topeka. IL
At St. Joseph-st. joseph. 2; Wichita. s.
AT pes Moines-Des Moines. Z; Denver, l.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
ANACosTIA BUMPED AGAIN.
Reds" Greer Twirls North Carolina
to victory, 5 to 4.

Reds" Greer pitched the North Caro-
lima team to it's first victory In the
Sunday School League yesterday, and
also the first nine-inning game for the
season.
Pitcher Buscher, for Anacostia, allowed
but ten hits and was always in trouble
on account of errors by his tribe. Skill
man and McGrath played good ball and
pulled oil some fine fielding stunts.
Heinz, who played right field for North
Carolina, seems to be some hitter. and
in yesterdays game connected Tor a
double and two singles. Skillman and
Buscher, for Anacostia, also made three
hits each. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
TWELVE HOPES ENTER.
Heavyweight Boxing Tour
ney Promises Much.

New York. May Twelve entries have
been received to-day for the white
Hope" boxing tournament which Tom
O'Rourke will hold at the National Sport
ing Club on the night of May 26. One
amateur heavyweight, who is anxious to
tackle Jack Johnson, lives in Palestine,
Tex, and another halls from Jackson
willie, Fla, while the biggest, Herman
Tracy by name, nails from Bradford, Ill.
Tracy stands six feet eight inches, and
weighs nearly 800 pounds.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11

Runs-shaw Gould ~. Dom t2l Boice, Kluger
t2,. Grmstead. First base op errors-lndian once
2: Co. K, 3. Left on bases-Indian ONCE 6: Co
K, 6. First base on bails-On kIare s. struck
out-By Reid. 10; by klare. S. Three-base hit
Dom. Two-base hts-Donn, Grimstead. Sacrince
hits-Shaw. Colston. Stolen bases-kmee ty
Shaw. Could Colston t2. Hit by pitcher-By
Khre, 2 Passed bsll-wolts. Umpire-Mr. Wood.
Time of game-l hour and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
GAMES TO-DAY.

Bankers Leayue-Cornmercial National
VS.. Second W ashlngton.
Capital City League-Sewage Pumping
Station VS.. Navy Yard.
Commercial Ieague-Telephone VS..
Walford.
Departmental Lesgue-Interstate VS..
Interior.
District League-Aloysius VS.. Bureau of
Engraving.
Independence League-Kendall VS.. Ma
tional Union.
Tennallytown.
Olympia League-silver Spring VS..
r. R. y. N. c. A(League-southern vs..
Shops.
Southern League-No game scheduled.
Suburban League-Brightwood VS..
Parkview.
Sunday School League-Hamline vs. In
gram.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
C0NGRESSIONALS WIN.
Take Fast Game from Col Ia m bin 1O1
in District League.

Congressionals won an uphill game
from Columbia im in the District League,
s to l. A pass, two singles, and a dou-
tle gave the Printers a four-run lead in
the opening inning. but Hughes, the
Congressional twirler. settled down after
that period and was invlncible. Weaver
etched good game for the Printers,
allowing but three hits and tanning
peven, but costly errors by his team
mates were responsible for his defeat
Ecore:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
GEORGETOWN WINS
FROM WEST POINT
Hilltoppers Trounce Cadets
in SwatfeSt.

West Point. N. Y. May 1o.-In a game
filled with fine stickwork the Georgetown
University team defeated the West Point
cadets here to-day, 10 to s. 1t was in
the fifth inning that the cadets met their
Waterloo, the visitors pounding Hyatt
all over the field and allowing twelve
men to come up to the bat. nine OF
whom made safeties Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
SLIGO IS TROUNCED.
Bfaddocks Take Swatfest from
"Reds" Wilson's Tribe.


Sligo was defeated yesterday in the
Olympia League by the Braddock nine,
10 to IL.
The twirlers Of both mines were hit
hard. Braddock batting the hardest,
driving two pitchers out of the box. The
batting of Malloy and the base running
of the winners were decided features.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
Georgetown Preps Defeated.
.cial 70 The washinQton Herald

Culpeper. Va. May 1o.-Tbe third
rame of the season was played on the
Culpeper diamond this afternoon between
Culpeper and the Georgetown Props, the
local team winning to !.
The batteries for Georgetown were Tai
bo.t and Loehi; for Culpeper. White and
Co;t.rlshaIa-
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
DISTRICT NATIONALS swAMPED
Americas Security Outclnss Rivals
in. Every Department.

in. Every Department..
American Security and Trust Company
team took sweet revenge yesterday on the
District National nine by trimming them,
25 to O.
The game was q farce from beginning
to end. the Trust Company boys playing
a perfect game in the field and about as
near a perfect game at the bat as pos
sible in any game. The batting of the
Fifteenth Street Bankers was all good for
extra bases. Riddle especially was the
star OF the heavy hitters. getting two
homers and a single. s. Rawlings pitched
in form, not allowing a single hit. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11

2sns-Fssue wstson q, Yease-. Hurley.
G.siousts. q; Coarsbs i0, Q. First base on bali,
Ion H,4ees, :; suh Tarr. s Struck out-By
Hushes. !: ~ Weaver. :. Th-ceb.se bit-Moyc
twc-saae 7hi.<-sTea. Prnkctt. Sacrifice ~
0rsisx sacftfce s..s-Plupkett, Yeagrr. l;oscacr.
Asr:sa l'vnke.t Watson 90. Yesscr Hurley.
csuscres, HILL. Wil,1ide. Wild ritrs.-siugrss
Ha.~d l-!f -iirr,ss. tinrsrrIMr searan. IIrss
- stav-i kaar 400 ls aa.ssl~.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
Gotch IN Meet Hackensehmidt.

..icago. May l..--Frank Gotch, cham
pion wrestler Of the world. this after
noon sisned articles to meet oeorge
Hackenschmidt for the title before the
Empire Athletic Club, in this city, on
Labor Day. The clrb granted all aotch,s
demands, guaranteeing him $4,000, with
an allowance Of 1900 for training ex-
penses.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11

Runs-Van Buskirk, Middlekauf. First base on
errurs-Commerce and Labor. 2; Post-ofice o. Left
bases-COInmerce and Labor. Z Postoice. 4. First
base on balls-Of Ryan. / of Richmond. 2 Struck
out-By Ryan 5; by Richmond, 6. Three-base hit
Mddlekauf. Tyo-hase hits-McDonald. Hinkley.
Kraft Sacrifice ny-Moran. Sacrifice hits-yaughn,
Bradley. Stolen base-Banhardt. Double play
Smith TO Kinney. Hit By pitcher-By Ryan, L
umpire-Mr. Abbey. Time Of game-l hour IA.
minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
COLLEGE GAMES.

At Carlisie-western Maryland. l; Dickinson.
At Ithaca-Cornel, 4; Colgate, o.
At Brunswick Me.-Bowdoin 4: Colby, o.
At Exeter n. H.-Pbillips- Exeter. 9; Harvard Sec
ond. )
At hiladelphia-Fordham. /; University Of Penn
sylvania, 5.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11

bases-Auditors. & Traffic. 5 First base on balls
OF Munich. l; of Risdon ?. Struck otIt-By
Two-base hit-Loreless. Stolen bases-Riddle Sem
seney ~. Quinn Lehman. Crabill Hit by pitcher
BY MUNICH, ?; by Rision. /. Passed balls
Bischof 2; Tolford. i. Umpirp-Mr. Credible. Time
of game-l hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11

First base on Georgetown, 4. Stolen bases
--Georgstown. 2; West Icint, 5. Base on balls
OF White. s. Hyatt, !. Struck out-By White q
innings. ;: by Fienli IS iIrings). /. Home runs
Hyatt, Milliken. Threebase hits-Sitterding ~.
Cmpircs-Messrs. Cullen and Hassett
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
Csutral Downs Cardinals.

Alexandria, Va. May 1o.-Central High
defeated Alexandria Cardinals to-day by
II to s.AThe high school lads played
faultIess Vail. hitting and fielding in great
style. "Phir' Warner led his team in hit
ting. getting three out Of as many times
at bat. a triple. double, and single.
The big catcher held up Armstrong. who
pitched excellent ball. In nne style.
Score:
. b. II. Z.
Central. ............. 3iot3ee u
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11

Runs-HanTey. Craven tS), Donovan, Kane. Left
oa has--Wil,rd, 4; Andrews 4. First base or
balls-of TiPton. ?. Struck out-By Upton 20; b.
Gymanosk;e. s. Three base hit-Craren. Tvo-tae
hits-Kane. Hanvey. Kirkley. Stolen basos-Orveri
Ranvey, Kirkler. Thompson, Kane. Hendrick, GA
ven -. Donovan. Hit by pitcher-By symaI,osL.e
]. Umure-M,. Cleveland. Tine O; raIne-l hour
ARD 81 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
LEADERS TIE, l TO /.
Fast Game in Departmental League
stopped by Darkness.

Commerce and Labor and Post-office.
the two leaders in the Departmental
League batted to to / tie yesterday.
Ryan and Richmond, the two opposing
fingers quit upon even terms, each al
lowing seven hits and tanning six bats
men. Several catches by Middlekauf in
center We're the fielding features. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11

10y, Handy. CIsack t2l. Stuart ~, Ray. Ben
ton t3l. whitmarsh, Fesan, Grace t3l, Wood "a,
Hau, Gessford. First base balls-Of CASH s.
of Wood, 4; of Wilson, /; Of Grace. l. Innings
pitched-By Wood 2-3; by Wilson, l Is; by
Grace Hits made-Of Wood, 10; of Wilson s;
of Grace. /. Struck out-By Wood. 2: by VIII
son. 2; by Grace, 2 Homo run-Wood. Two-base
hIs-Malloy, Cusack ~, Handy, Stuart, Wood
Han. Sacrifice hits-whitrarsh and Cash. Stolen
bases-Cash ~. Ray. Benton. Grace Wood, Harr
(2l. Buriey, Gessford. Double plays-woodard to
Cash TO Benton; Stuart TO Cash to Malloy Hit
by pitcher-By Grace. 2 Trenton and Handy: by
Cash (Feqanl Wild pitches-Wood 81. Passed
t2. Fegan. Umpire-Mr. Ccddington.
Time Of game-l hour ard % MINUTES
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
WORLD. Bowling Mark Smashed.

Lowell. Mass, May 1o.-At the National
Duck and Candle Pin Bowling Congress
a new worlds record for single string
Of candle pins was made by Hedbury. Of
the Commonwealth team of Worcester.
who rolled 1S7 last night, four pins better
than the previous record
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At sarannah-Savannah, 1; Albany. g.
At Columbis-Columbia ); jacksonville. 9.
At Charleston-Charleston. ): Columbus.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
ROYAL A. c. Pool Tourney.

The third game Of the Royal Athletic
Club pool tournament last night was won
bv Hilderbrant, 100 to 90. The feature
of the match was the high run Of % by
Hilderbrant. Tonight Long and Grow
win MAY. Heffner is the referee.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-11
Lvrchburw Releases Catcher.

sueciai to ne Washington HeInld.
Lynchburs. Va. May 1o-Fred Lucia.
catcher with the local team for two
wears, has been released, thfs step being
necessar,, In order to bring the team into
the salary limit