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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
CLASSY GAME IS
WON BY BROWNS
FOUR TO THREE
Amateur Teams Put on Good
Show at Luna Park Yester-
day, Felix De Blassi's Bunch
Winning Out With Squeeze
Play.


A game OF genuine unadulerated
baseball was piir on By the Happy-Go.
i.uckys and Old Town browns on
Luna Park diamond yesterday alter
noon. the lads from the ancient pu-
eblo on the other side Of Fifteenth
Street hanging Il on the Town boys by
Che score Of 4 to z. The contest was
q whirlwlnd affair an the way. and
the nine innings were played In double
quick time. Tierney was 40 for the
haps, ana Ortiz Tor lhe brownies.
Both pitched gild-edged ball. No
passes we're issued Tierney hit
couple Of brownies with a pitched
bail, hut otherwise his control was AZ
perfect an that Of Ortiz, an older head
and more experienced slab worker.
Roth clubs were strong on team work
and some classy plays were pulled ofi
n tho initial frame the Brownies took
Q run and jump and scored three be-
lore any one knew Just how Il hap
pened. Tenorio, Romero and Ger
vantes bic when hits meant runs and
they AL scored and not on errors
either. Cervanteg delivered for the
brownies again IN the ninth, the score
having been tied by the Haps In the
fourth when Hutchinson, Higgins and
Joe McCnnna scored. Madrid hunted
In the final round. scoring Cervantes,
making the record read 4 to for the
Browns In the last half OF be elgath
Hutchinson hit and stole second and
third. With one man out and fiiggins
% The bar, Hutchinson attempted 10
steal home during moment Of con-
fusion when two balls were apparently
III play on the field. Chavez threw
him out 10 J. Torres. however, and the
Jump ruled that Hutchinson wasn't in
the running. altbpQgh lbs decialQp was
protested With two ont. Higgins fam
ned. The Heaps were unable TO come
back IA the ninth and the game went
20 the Browns which aggregation Is
being very successfully managed this
season By Felix De Biassie. Manager
De Biassie iR very anxious 10 have the
l4aps and Browns get IN on the base
BAH Tournament during the Union
Firemen's meeglne anu will make
formal application To the management
for permission 10 enter nis club.
Tho score BY innings yesteday.
Browns .....a0 400 600 0Ol---4
Happys .......s.... 200 800 O00--9
Line up: browns; }. Torres, catch
err; Chavez. pitcher; y. Torres, ID;
Guevara. 2b; Tenorio. 3b: Madrid. 50. (:
cervantes, IT,; Romero. e.; r. Torres
and Garcia, r.
Happys-- Wooirdlee 3D.; Murphy,
center fieldshrd shrd shrd shrdlueiao
cf.: Hutchinson, 2b; Gladding CATCH
er, J. McCanna. ib.; Letarte, sb.;
Tlerney. pitcher; Il. Mccanna, H.;
Higgins, IS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
WILL BOX
AL WILLIAMS Of
ICLEVELAND
Pueblo Fireman to Do Some
Real Work in Exhibition
Here Hay 90; win Meet
Amy Local OF Visiting
Heavyweight.


n there ~ any aspiring heavyweight
in Albuquerque. elthor d home pro-
duet. or visitor. that doslres 70 meet
Jim Fiynn-not N d handshaking cop-
test--but In O bout Of from one round
Up to ten rounds, he is Invited 10 cons
munlcate with Mark Levy. director Of
the New Mexico Athletic club. Dlrec-
tor Levy is In receipt Of q letter from
Jack Curley promoter Of the Johnson
FLYNN battle. In which Mr. Curiey
gives Sir. Levy authority 10 50 ahead
and arrange 20 put on Flynn and amy
local boxer who has ambitions IN that
direction Flynn will box al Williams
az cleveland four exhibitions rounds
ri the big Flynn exhibition, which 81
20 be staged here on May 80 under
the auspices Of the n. NJ. A. c., and
under personal direction Of Mr.. Levy.
Tommy Bryan and Howard Morrow
were 10 have accompanied Flynn. but
Morrow Sights sailor Petrosky az oak
land on May 22nd and cannot reach
Albuquerque Ia time to 60 on with
Ryan. The Flynn exhlbition here VIII
be q FIRST class show IN every detail
Director Levy IS now arranging for
the prelimlnarics that are 20 accom-
pany the program TO be staged by the
Curtny- Flynn combination,
In his letter 10 Director Levy, Mr..
Curley says that Albuquerque fans WIN
have nrst opportunity al the blue print
showing scat reservations. Promoter
Curley says that tho contract for the
arena will be awarded and the order
for tickets viii DC placed on sale In
the very near future, which sets az
rest the rumors that have been abroad
that the battle will not be staged In
Las Vegas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13

Al Wichita r. II Es
Topeka ...... .e0l ego 000-s &
wichita ~ 30 geo oof~--1 2
Balterlea' Ella and Stark Xouns
and schmidt sacrifice hits. Middle,
ton, Schmidt, Rrktrt; three.bass hit.
WALSH stolen tnses. Nee q. Craig,
Davis. Gear. 6asdeneri double play
Callahan 90 Hughes 10 KoerEeF.
struck out, Young 8. Ellis l; passed
bail, schmidt. Wild pitch, Young.
Umpire. Kissane.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13

DeS AfoIncs >; S. Joseph 3.
Al Dos Moines; *. IA. T.,
Des Molnes ..0o1 0i0 0as---s i
81. Joseph i. .O9l 00i 0l0~-3 s q
Batteries: Ronse and Uitowskl;
Chellette and Gossatt Two-baso hits.
Watson. Curtis and RogKo: home
runs. tltowakl Watson Thomas; base
on halls. Itogse g. Chellotto 2: struck
out. Rogge ?, ChelIette; stolen bases,
Kelly, Powell zwiiling, Roth. Un-
pire. Haskell
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13

a. Sioux city n. II. r.
Sioux city .O2I eco 0ii--~ s ii 4
Omaha ...,.210 0ib 31O--1s ~ O.
Batteries. Brown. Miller ana cad
man; Ryan and Arbogast Two.baso
hits Brooks. smith, Thomson. Kane;
home runs, Terrell, Reilly. Kane 2,
Arbogasi, Myers sacrifice hits. Mil
Ter breen Justice; double plays.
hreon 20 rounant. Justice 40 scaiOn
20 Kane 2. scanlon So Justice 10
kanei bases on halls. Brown 4. MIL
Ter 2. Ryan ~ struck out. Miller 3.
Ryan o. hit by pitched bali. Myers
Umpire, Johnson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13

For soreness OF the muscles whether
Induced by violent exercise or in-
jury chamncrialn's Eminent q excel
leat lhH i.l.ment - also highly es-
ieemed Cor lhe relief q AFFORDS AL
cases 81 rheumatism. sold ~ ali
dcalera,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13

J. N. Howell a popular druggist or
Oreensburg. KY. says, 1--WE use Cham
beFlaln's Cough Remedy in our own
household aud know u n excellent"
For sale BY on dealerA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13

Al IInanln. r. IL IL
Lincoln ....s GOO 600 1000 g 4
Denver ......el0 02o I0l-s N O.
Batteries. Fafthlng and Carney
uealy and spahr. Two base hit.
spahFi stolen bases. Buell. Ken
worthy Lindsay. Coffey; sacrifice
hits. CULLEN. Buell., Coffey 2, Doyle;
struck out. Doyle z, Farthing 4. Healy
. base on balls, Doyle g Healy &.
Umpire. Knapp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13

Itemcnibcr illnt tnc trout fishing
season opens un May 18Th. Harry ~.
johnson has the Kind Of tackle yo,s
want.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
AAIERICAN LEAGuE.
Cleveland 9, washington 4.

Cleveland 8; Washington 1.
At Cleveland. r. IT. r..
Cleveland .....000 i05 O0s~-6 10 /
Washington 100 900 COOL 0
Batteries; Kahier and Easterly;
Akers. Becker and williams. Two
base hit cashlon: home run. Ryan;
base on balls. Kahler 4. Akers 3.
Becker 1; struck out. Kahier ?. Beck
or ?. unplres. Connolly ana Hart.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13

viii make l38 pounds AZ O'Clock on
the afternoon Of the finhL The WIN
nor has been promised n flaht with
Wolgnat or l'aekey Mcfarland.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
SPORT NEWS,

Tho lightweight championship
crown, which now rests trembling on
the brow Of Al Wolgast will IN an
probability b. transferred TO another
than Woiaa8i before many weeks, II
had all along been conceded that
Willie Richie was a threatening as
plrant for the crown worn by Ad.
Rltchles showing against Wolgast IN
four found hunt In San Francisco
Saturday Afternoon. plainly Indicated
one Of two things That Wolgast has
gone back because pf his operation for
appendicitis last November or that
Richie has improved wonderfully In
the last few months Richie, whose
real name Is Gcary Slefien. has al
ways been considered tough scrap
per stellens folks didn't wish him %
mN in pugihsm and he aeceded 90
their desires 10 the extent Of drop
ping the family name when engaged
ln ring battles.
a Is Woleaats intention 10 take
parts IN number IN four and six
round battles, most OF them no ue-
cislon affairs, from now until he meets
joe Rivers Ia Los Angeles July 4.
Rivers real name. by the way ~
] hWnN NHNNANA hhN - HNN NF""A""
Mexican lad and originated Ia Tucson
Ariz or theroabOnls Rivers Il being
doped out as a winner over WolEast
without any dhnculty
james j. corbeit h strong Tor sim
Flynn TO win over Jack Johnson.
Gentleman Jim, az tar as bis think
box Is concerned, believes that John
sou should win; bat his heart Is with
flynn an the way COrbctt Will oc-
cupy a iIneside seat at the Las Vegas
battle. About Flynn, Corbatt says:
Flynn believes Ia hlmaeii-of that
III swear And because OF that he ~
lentliled 90 the support of every white
man Interested In the sport know
what n means 10 be rank outsider
and moi conceded oanoe 90 win.
was up against the same thing once Ia
lmy career when matched 10 hoN
John u sullivan for the champion
] ship Therefore. I'm for FLYNN aud
/ hope 10 bo ~ a position 10 render him
whatever assistance lies Ia my power
ln bis efforts 20 win the lille irom
the negro"
The ten-rOnnd bout between Knock
out brown and Leach Cross, SEIZED
uled 10 happen Ia Madison squire
( Garden next Friday Heat promises 70
~ slam-bane affair. one of the
flerCesi battles STAGED since che nNas
age Of the FtaWiey law. Tie boys
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
Yesterdays GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Sc. Louis 6; Boston 3.
At 80. Louis: II. IT. r.
Boston ... zoe GOO S0O--s 2
ST. Louis ,GoO DOL U3"--4 I
Batteries: Dickson, Tyler and
King: Loudermilk, Willis and Bliss.
Two-base hit. Evans; base on balls.
Tyler 4. Willis 4. struck out. Tyler 2,
Willis 3. Umpires. Rlgler and Fin
nerau.
Cincinnati 4; brooklyn 2.
AZ Ciaclnnati: r. II, n.
Brooklyn 1891 100 00t O0O--2 2
Cincinnati COS 600 l0p--4 IL o
Batteries; Rucker, Barger and
Phelps suggs and Mclean. Two-base
hits. smith. Bates. Northen; three
base hits. Smith. Bescher, base on
balls. Rucker 3. suggs 4; struck out
Rucker 4. ,Ilarger 2, suggs 2, Um-
pires. Brennan and Owens.
New York-Chicago game post
poned: rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
WINS FROM
ST. MICHAEL's COLLEGE

st. Michael's college proved an easy
victim for the University of New
Mexico Saturday Afternoon the bunch
from Albuquerque winning by the
score Of 20 3. Woodbridge had the
collegians al his mercy throughout the
game. The 81. Michaei's team VIII
play a return game here before the
end Of the school term.
Pittsburg .......As0 etO Oo--S 10 g
Philadelphia 49,. .00e 09o 60 I
Batteries - Adams and Kelley;
Moore ana Graham
Cihclnnatl-Brooklyn game post
pOned: wet grounds.
ST. Lous-Boston game postponed;
wet grounds.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At New York; Il, III ~.
Detroit 49,. 900 100 5l2--s 10 5
New York .... leo 600 400-5 z (
Chicago, 9; Philadelphia, 5.
Al Philadelphia: 4. IA, II.
Chicago ...... 900 100 0iT--9 ~
PHILADELPHIA .. .00l 200 020--b 3
batteries ~ Walsh. LANCE and
Block. Kuhn, sullivan; Plank and
Lapp.
Boston, 8; 81. Louis, I.
At Boston; r, II. ".
Boston .........t4s 600 O00--s IS 0
|St. Louis 600 600 Oi0-1 3 2
Batteries-Wood and Nunamakcr;
z. Brown, Hamilton and Krlchell.
Washington, a; Cleveland, 0.
'cIe a. MSi"' '. geo GOO OoO-o 3 :
washington J.. 900 500 o0A-S y ]
WEsTERN LEAGUE.
Lincoln, 10; Denver, 10.
Lincoln; R,B.E
Lincoln ......33i III 30s--f3 81 4
Denver .....24O COO 202--l0 10
Sioux city, 2; Omaha, I.
Al Sioux City: X. ~. ~
glosx civ .....T 100 0f0 O0s--2 10 2
Omaha .....I0 100 600 OO0--i 10 /
Des Nolnes-st Joseph game post
poned; rain,
Wichita Topeka game postponed;
wet grounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13

Denver az Sioux city.
Lincoln az Des Moines.
Wichita az ST. Joseph.
Omaha at Topeka.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
MEDIOCRE CANE IS
WON BY LOCALS
twelve TO TEN
Typical Hit and Run Game
With Liberal sprinkling Of
Misplays Played Yesterday
Between Albuquerque and
Santa Fe.


The element Of chance--the essen
tiai factor nccessars 10 mako base
ball game exciting, was lacking In the
contest between Albuquerque and
Santa Re yesterday afternoon and the
lalr-sized crowd that turned out 10
Traction park to see the exhibition did
rot receive very many thrills, al
though taken rs 4 whole the game
wasn't so uneventful Rs the score
might indicate The Albuquerque
Grays won. ~ to 10. and could have
pounded IN a few moro runs had oe-
caslon demanded. Mike stanton, Gus
Koch ana Second Basemnn Bernardo
nelll formed the triple combination
that helped santa Re 10 put the long
end Of the score Ia the refrigerator for
the locals. Mike aud Gus blfied a
couple of flys. 81 critical times and
hernardinelh put over a bonehead In
the fourth by holding the pill tightly
in his mitt while Charlie Kunz ran
from first TO third and thence to the
hons plate, the backstop being too
disgusted to make an effort 20 rag the
runner Inability OF Santa re pitchers
to do effective work was perhaps the
biggest factor In tho losing OF the
game. One Beam, vino had been de-
pended upon TO perform consistently
for the visitors, failed to deliver up
to expectations and was yanked In
the third, Eddie Stafford being stsb-
stltuted. Eddie'a outdrop was con-
pected with regularity and sufficiently
enough 10 net a few runs, although HIS
work was good considering the time
he has been cut OF the harness. Raj
lying TO final effort 20 pull out and
win, tile Visitors annexed -four runs IN
the eighth and three In the ninth, get-
ting to O'Bannon with vengeance.
The rally should have been started
.eariler In the gamesi Il w0Uad have
meant probably the best side Of the
score.
The Albuquerque club played fairly
consistent ball the team being much
strengthened by the assistance Of
Plarote, Hardy and Shipley, a trio or
star players from the United States
indian school aggregation.
The summary:
Score: R.H. 70.
Albuquerque ..Oi5 40 01s--12 ~ 1
Santa Re ..... 00l 020 OSLO z 3
Batteries - o '3annon and Yaide-
vRlde; Beam. Stafford ana nerardinelli.
Bases on balls-O Harmon, 8 Beam.
4 Stafford. /. Struck QUITO 'I3annon.
m: Beam. 2; Stafford. g. Two-hase
hiss-Ciancy, Koch, Knnx Stolen
bases--Salazar 3; Kunz. Piarote and
hafds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13

TODAY's GAMES.


aNANaWaA|a AAN8ANa
Boston az 81. Louis
brooklyn az Cincinnati.
New York al Chicago.
Philadelphia az Pittsburgh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13

Chicago at PHILADELPHIA.
81. Louis az Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13

Piilsburs. O. philadelphia, o.
AT PitlsbuFg; R.HE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
SNOW ON GROUND; NO
GAME FOR APPRENTICES

Snow lay on the ground IN Ration
Yesterday and the game between the
Santa Re Apprentice teams Of Albn-
queruue and Ration was called Oft.
One OF the tennis VAS sRvod from a
heating by the snow storm, both ag-
RreKati0ns being bent on winning by
tong odds Il & likely the teams vii
come together either IN Albuquerque
Of Ration within the next fwo weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
SATURDAYS GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, 10; Chicago, 3.


Al New York; RIBS.
Chicago .... 900 900 02i-- B 5 8
Nov York ...,. 600 2iO 060-iO rs 3
batteries - Richie, Cole. Maronoy
and Archer. Needham; Marquard and
Meyers, Hartley.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
wEsTERN LEAGUE.

Llueelp. -; Denver, 10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13

DeA Moineh~nt. Joseph game post
poned; rain.
Wichita Topeka game postponed;
wet grounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
rlnclnnall q. HroolIIyn 3.

New York Chicago game posi-
poned; rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston, 8; 81. louis, I.
Warrington, q; Cleveland. Q.

Il. brown, Hamilton and Krichell.
The Washington times., 1912-03-20
MUCH ACTIVITY IS
PLANNED BY THE
ANALOSTAN CLUB
Officers Elected by Boat
Club for Coming &
Season.

The Analostan Boat Club will be prom
inent in all activities along the upper
Potomac this year. At a meeting Of the
members of that club arrangements for
many attractive events during the sum-
mer were made and election of officers
was held. The former will include
musicales, smokers and frequent re-
gattas.
OFFICERS elected to serve during the
ensuing year are:
President, Sammuel Maddox; vice
president, Richard Z. Pairo; recording
secretary, r. Ross Perry, jr.; financial
and corresponding secretary. Joshua
Evans, jr.; treasurer, Avon NJ. Nevius;
all OF whom, with Augustus Crane, jr..
Louis A. Fisher, Robert c. Howard, and
Adrian Sizer, will compose the board Of
governors.
The board elected as captain DR.. II.
w. Mcdowell, u. S. N, at one time a
holder of national championship honors
for double sculls and a former captain
of the Undine Barge Club, of Philadel-
phla. Vernon K. West and Charles F..
Tittmann were chosen as lieutenants
Rowing equipment Of the club is said
to be the best in the history of the
club, another eight-oared shell just hav-
ing been received from Glass, of Phila-
delphia. The plans for the coming year
provide for continuous activity. Club
regattas. musicales, and smokers are
being sch heduled at frequent intervals.
The Washington times., 1912-03-20
One of the Stars.

Ford should rank before his time is out, one of
the great slabmen of balloon, surpassed by He
packs along the three requirements for pitch
ing greatness-the brains the nerve. and THE STUFF
He is good, game hghter-one of the gamest of them
all His record shows but extra inning loss in two
years. which is proof enough of his fitness in times OF
stress.
In two major campaigns-with club in second
place and club in sixth-the Highlander has fought
through sixty-fve games with forty-eght victories
against seventeen defeats
He has faced the hardest hitting set of batsmen in
baseba-Cobb, Lajoie, Crawford Jackson, Baker Col
Inns, Speaker Delehanty etc, with average Of 740-
the greatest compiled for the first two seasons
work of any slabman in history.
The Washington times., 1912-03-20
Another Pair to Watch.

II Nap Rucker and Walter Johnson blow away to a
keen start this here be another set of entries
for tn. best percentage" championship of the two
major zones
Johnson and Rucker both entered the campaign of
1911 in pale blue condition, and it late in June
before the pink began to trckle back into their costly
systems and they reached form again.
Yet even with these poor getaways, Johnson blew
himself to twenty-three games with the Nationalist
seventh place team-and Rucker culled twenty-five
victories with Brooklyn, while that club finished at
equal distance from the laurel-studded crest.
After reaching his stride, the Washington wonder
reeed off eleven straight wins for the 1911 record in
his circuit, while Alpharetta Nap, Of Brooklyn won
three-f -fourths of his starts after mid-Jun
AS the proper time for a slabman to make killing
is April May and early June, before batting sights
are properly adjusted the heavy handicap under
which this pair operated be easily seen
The Washington times., 1912-03-20
Morris Meets Stewart
At Empire A. c. Tonight

NEW YORK. March 2O.-FiGht fans
who like TO see Rorv encounters will
turn out in large numbers tonight to
watch the collision between Carl Morris
and Jim Stewart. at the Empire A. c.
Morris is down to 220 pounds, his low
est weight in wears, and his trainers
Sav he is in excellent condition. The
Sapulpa engineer expressed Ihe hone
today that stewart would mix mattcers.
IF he does. said Morris. Il will win
OV the Knockout route"
Stewart claims to be in fine rettle and
Is confident OF reversing the verdict
rendered at their last encounter, When
Morris was declared the winner On
points.
The Washington times., 1912-03-20
Freshman Nine Has
Much Good Material

Twenty freshman baseball candidates
were out yesterday at Georgetown Uni
versity to begin practice for the ap'
preaching season. Indications are thai
the fourth class at the Hilltop will be
well represented on the diamond. as
most of the candidates have had exper-
ience on high school and preparatory
mines.
PetritZ looks like a likely catcher
while Bob Lamberton will undoubtedly
do The majority OF the delivering. With
O'BOyle at first, Blake or Morrison at
second, Murray at short, and Shugrue
at third, the infield should be tough
proposition for any Of the mines in this
section to hit through.
Morgan. Mcnamara. McGrath, Bar
rett, and Gallagher are out for the gar
den positions. Manager Williams Is
preparing an attractive schedule for
the freshman nine.
The Washington times., 1912-03-20
Highlander Catchers
Are on the Sick List

ATLANTA, Ca, March 2O-Four OF
the Highlander squad were on the hos
pital list today and Manager Wolverton
was greatly worried over the condition
of his catching department.
Gabby street is suffering from a bad
ly split finger and Williams has not vet
recovered from an attack of grip
Pitcher Martin is laid up with a lame
arm and Erhard is out with a badly
lacerated face
The Washington times., 1912-03-20
Arcade Is Conducting
Ladies' Duckpin Tourney

One of the most novel bowling events
that has been conducted in Washing
ton this winter is the Ladies' Duckpin
Tournament, which is now in progress
at the Arcade Alleys. The idea Of
holding matches closed to lady bowlers
was conceived by Manager EIildebrand
of the Park road alleys. and upward
Of one hundred of Washington's fairer
sex will be seen in the contests.
Special decorations have been hung
for the occasion, the entire length OF
the alleys being draped with college
pennants, national colors, and palms.
Most of the matches will be rolled
during the mornings and afternoons,
arrangements having been made to al
low the ladies to roll at their convent
enCe during the daytime. Attractive
prizes are offered to team and individ-
ual winners, which include trophies for
high set and high game
The Washington times., 1912-03-20
Praise for Daubert.

BOSTON. March 20.-"The greatest
hitting and fielding first baseman Of the
future" said Johnny King, will be a
left-hander. OF this l am certain, and
I get my cue from the work of Daubert,
of BROOKLYN, who beat the Cubs in two
games by perfect fielding stunts when
the squeeze play would have won games
from them last summer prior 10 my
trade to Boston,"
The Washington times., 1912-03-20

The colonel objects to politics being referred to
game, mentioned in connection with 1.-The rules Of
the game" We would like to enter objections and
anchor them alongside but pointed in different direc
ton TO be BRIEF object in behalf Of the game and
not spokesman for politics" If baseball, for
example, dropped to the level of politics
its regime would probably carry about eight days For
baseball, in the MAN, is fair, open battleas much
upon the level the level will hold And politics is
not.
The Washington times., 1912-03-20
Engineers to Meet at
Boxing and Wrestling

Wrestling and boxing will be the
feature at Washington Barracks to-
night and on the evening OF March q
and % when members of the First
Battalion Engineers will engage In
contests on the mat.
The best grapplers and boxers in the
organization will perform and a large
following of army and navy officers
and their friends are expected to wit
ness the events. Admission will be
by card.