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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-14
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-14

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unnDtbise Jrage, I'D
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The Washington times., 1912-06-09
SCHOOLS WILL HOLD
ELEMENTARY GAMES
ON NEXT SATURDAY
Large List of Entries for
Championships on Horse
Show Grounds.

Entries for the elementary champ
ionship games of the Fairgrounds AS
sociation, which will be contested at
the National Capital Horse Show
grounds, beginning at 9 o'clock a. m,
Saturday, June Is, are rapidly being
filed with Secretary Martin of the AS
sociation. A large and interesting class
of events has been arranged and there
is no child who patronizes the Play
grounds but who will be able to COM
pete in at least one of the contests
Prizes are offered for the winners and
those making a creditable showing.
Boys and girls of three divisions, name
ginia avenue grounds. will compete.
The preliminaries will be run off in
divisions. each division having the field
events at the same time. The finals will
probably take place in the afternoon.
So large is the entry and so varied the
events that between five and six Off
cials will be required to manage the
competitions. Another athletic carnival
will take place in the fall.
Following is a list of the Congressman
who have agreed to play baseball Sat
urday, the same day, at American
League Park, Tor the beneht of the
Washington Fairgrounds Association.
This baseball game will take place at
4 o'clock in the afternoon, after the
athletic meet
Republicans-N. +. Kendall, Sydney
Anderson, c. B. Slemp, G. b. Miller,
Nicholas Longworth, stephen G. Porter
A. w. Lafferty, and William, S. Rey-
burn.
Democrats-Finis j. Garrett. James
T. McDermott. Thomas l.. Reilly, B. p
Harrison. Eugene +. Kinkead +. Y
The Washington times., 1912-06-09

The championship title Of the Middle
Atlantic Golf Association today rests
with Z. p. Brooke, of the Bannockburn
Golf Club, for 1t was his sensational
and consistent golf that allows Wash
ington to honor one of its own players
as the new champion. Brooke defeated
H. L. Bond, 3rd, the Baltimore golfer
who was looked upon as certain win
ner, in the final round Of the first
sixteen in the annual Middle Atlantic
Golf Association tournament which has
been in progress at the Chevy Chase
Club for the past three days. Brooke's
victory was won at l up in Is holes.
w. F. Tuckerman. Of the Chevy
Chase Club is receiving congratulations
today for his lowest gross and net
score which pulled down two prizes.
Tuckerman's Il was better than the
others. H. c. Bridges. of the Country
Club of Virginia turned in the runner
up score which assured the state some
of the honors.
Bond Defeated Harlan.
The Brooke Bond match was the
banner event of the day. Brooke came
through the semi-final round in the
morning. defeating Mallory of the Bal
timore Country Club by l up. Brooke
gained all the breaks" throughout and
was not expected to defeat Bond. who
gave the veteran Harlan the game of
his life winning the morning semi-final
by up and 2 to play.
The match in the final round for the
championship did not in any way
measure up to the ste ndard of golf that
has been played in former years. but
was none the less interesting, and was
closely followed by a large gallery.
Both players were erratic and were
unsteady with the result that strokes
way above par crept into the scores.
holes. Brooke making his puts count
where Bond had difficulty on the green.
Honors in the second sixteen went to
A. S. Mattingly, of Columbia, who beat
NJ Thompson, of Chevy Chase, In the
finals. Chevy Chase players won the
third. fourth, and fifth sixteens. f. NJ.
Weaver. S. L. Heap. and V. Kaufmann
finishing in these flights in the order
W. r. Tuckerman. of Chevy Chase,
captured both prizes in the handicap
match, his gross score being Il and his
net Il. The scores follow:
FIRST SIXTEEN.
Final round-E. p. Brooke. Bannock-
burn. beat H. L. Bond, Baltimore Coun-
try Club, up.
SECOND SIXTEEN.
Final round-A. s. Mattingly, Colum-
bia, beat NJ. Thompson. Chevy Chase,
to /.
THIRD SIXTEEN.
Final round-E. NJ. Weaver. Chevy
Chase beat +. Il. Jackson, Baltimore
Country Club, and 3.
FOURTH SIXTEEN.
Final round-A. L. Heap Chevy Chase
beat IL NJ. Hall. Bannockburn, 8 and 2,
FIFTH SIXTEEN.
Final round-C. c. VanLear, Columbia
beat G. Worthington. Washington, l up
FIRST SIXTEEN DEFEATED
FIGHTS.
Final round-A. Lard, Chevy Chase
beat r. Weir, Wilmington, and l.
SECOND SIXTEEN DEFEATED \
EIGHTS.
Final round-J. w. Frick beat G. f
Freeman, Chevy Chase, 2 and /.
The Washington times., 1912-06-09
Happenings in Sportdom
Yesterday.

Nationals win ninth straight vic
tory, knocking White off the mound.
Walter Johnson struck out nine bat
ters, bringing his mark up to 112.
f. p. Brooke, of Bannockburn, de-
feated H. L. Bond, Sd, of Baltimore,
for the championship in the annual
Middle Atlantic Golf Association
event at Chevy Chase.
John Britton won the final round in
the Middle Atlantic Tennis Associa-
tion championship matches at the
Bachelors Club, defeating Norris
Mclean.
Wright, of Dartmouth, broke the
worlds record in the pole vault at
Boston, in the Olympic try-outs, do
ing 13 feet "a inches.
Kiviat, in the same meet ran the
1900 meters in minutes So As sec
onds, breaking the record by more
than a second.
Kramer went the 10,000-meter run
more than half a minute better than
the old record, with 81 minutes 43 3-5
| seconds.
The Canadian Olympic team was
picked. None of the men to run for
the Dominion equaled any of the
standing Olympic records in try-outs
"Rube" Marquard, the Giants star
hurler, won his twelfth straight VIC
tory, defeating the Reds by to 2.
Oswald Kirkby won the New Jer-
sey State golf championship from
Jerome d. Travers at Atlantic City.
H. B. mcfarland won the golf
championship of Philadelphia in the
final match of the annual golf tour
nament.
The Leland Stanford crew. which
is to row in the intercollegiate at
| Poughkeepsie, left San Francisco.
The Washington times., 1912-06-09
TWO CLASSES AND
SEVEN DIVISIONS IN
ENDURANCE RUN
Trophy to Be Put Up for
Best Car in Each
Section.
By HARRY WARD.
NWNN

1t has been decided that the cars in
the endurance run of the Automobile
Club OF Washington, June 1920, will be
run in two classes of seven divisions
each. There will be a trophy for the
car which finishes in each division with
the best score, and III addition to the
class trophies there will be a sweep
stakes prize of considerable value. 1t
has been donated by Ted" S. John
ston, manager Of the Buick Motor Com
pany and will be known as the Ted
Johnston cup. 1t will be held one year
by the car making the best score, ire
spectiVe of class or division.
Cups have also been donated by w. c.
Long, of the Commercial Automobile
and Supply Company and r. Mercy
nolds & Sons.
Entries for the ran will close. at mid
night, June 13, Entry blanks can be OBJ
tained at the various newspaper offices
and fronyCapt. Rudolph Jose, ll3S Con-
necticut avenue.
Overland cars were sold this week by
the Washington-OVerland Motor Com
panv TO Or. =. +. Boyd, f. p. Taylor,
r. B. Phelps, DIR. w. b. Webb, d. e.
Roberts. II. V. Hayden, and George
Caspar.
G. r. Cowie Company, agents for the
Cole, report the sale of Cole touring
cars to w. G. Miller and G. w. Cave.
Recent purcha sers of Pullman cars
include w. c. Lawson and A. H.
Cordes.
Miller Brothers report the sale of
Ford cars to +. f. Brashears f. c.
Tieman, Columbia Coal Company,
Charles B. l. Wood and w w Wright
Mrs. Cora Dean has purchased a
Studebaker electric coupe from the
Commercial Automobile and Supply
company, while Patrick O'Keefe has
purchased a Studebaker EMF touring
car.
The Washington times., 1912-06-09

Sam White Cleans 80
Up for Princeton Nine

PRINCETON, June 9.-Before the larg-
est crowd that ever saw the annual
commencement baseball game on Uni
versity Field, the Tigers defeated Yale,
to 2. 1t was Sam Whites three base
hit in the second inning with the bases
full that won the game for Princeton.
From the time that DR.. Lewis w.
Nudge, '62. captain of Princeton's first
ball team, threw the ball to Lear, untif
Cornish grounded out in the ninth. the
game was not lacking for a minute in
its thrills. Added to the excitement of
the game itself. and to the spectacular
alumni parade, which preceded IL, was
the appearance of Marshall Reid on the
scene. He deviated from his course
between Philadelphia and New York
enough to fy over the diamond in the
fifth inning. His appearance was taken
as an omen by the Princeton crowd.
The last time an aeroplane came to
Princeton was in the Harvard foot
ball game last fall, which was won by
the Tigers by a like margin of two
points, and with which White had so
much to do. The score:
R.H.E.
Yale .........1 5000 O1 % 3
Princeton "a 3 0 0 0 0 ,x-4 7 2
Batteries-Hartwell Brown, and Bur-
dette; Lear and Sterrett.
The Washington times., 1912-06-09
7 American 7qvo Worlds Records Are Bered Olympic Try Outs
BUT THREE GAMES Z
IN THE AMATEURS
Seaton Wins From Andrews 6 to S. Ingram From Sher-
wood, 9 to s, and Auditors for State From Hydro
graphic by 13 to g. (

The knights of Columbus celebration
put crimp in the amateur baseball
games scheduled for yesterday, and the
result was that but three games were
recorded. Seaton and Andrews in the
Northern Association put UP one of the
best exhibitions this year, the former
winning a nine-inning game by to s.
The Ingram team in the Sunday
School League strengthened its position
in the lead by defeating Sherwood 9 to
3. Ingram played a great fielding game,
while the Sherwood team made many
errors. The only other game getting on
the rolls was that in the Treasury cir
cult, Auditors for State defeating the
photographic players by 13 to 6.
Aloysius was scheduled to play Man
haitian in the Independence circuit, but
was too busy with the knights of CO.
lumbus celebration, and failed to put in
an appearance. All leagues start up
again tomorrow, with the exception Of
the Capital City League, which is to re-
main inactive on account Of the recent
troubles among the teams.
A number of games will be played to-
day among the amateurs and independ-
ent teams. Sunday baseball is proving
popular in every sense Of the word.
the players and fans taking to II in
approved manner. The idea was tried
out last year with success, and has
been followed up to the extent that at
tendance at the Sunday contests Is
larger than on week days
The Potomac Electric Power Company
had little trouble winning from the
Braddock Club in the exhibition con-
test on the Columbia League grounds
yesterday. The score was 10 to 3. Bar
! ton and Kidwell did the twirling for the
Power COMPANY and their opponents
were never able to reach their delivery
with anv consistency.
Promoters of the Railroad Y. NJ c.
A. League decided to discontinue all
nesday. Practically every member OF
the league was interested in the affair
| at the Union station, which was the
scene of the Columbus celebration. and
promoters of the event enlisted the ser
vices of every available man in order
to make II a success. Five champion
| ship contest that were affected by the
| change in the schedule will be played
, "'t as postponed games later in the sea-
/ son.!
Three changes have been made in the
| schedule of the Sunday School League
| fo~ the coming week. and the revised
list of games to be played beginning
June 10. Nativity vs. Ingram: June H.
| Anacostia VS.. Nativity; June IL, Sher.
wood VS.. North Carolina: June 13, In.
gram VS.. Anacostia: June H.. Lincoln
I Among those who viii assist at Anna.
teur Day. June "A. at the Nationals
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Amateur League
Games Tomorrow

Columbia, Sixteenth street and Co.
lumbia road-Braddock We. Equi-
table
East Washington, Thirteenth and ID
streets northeast-Ftrst vs. Ninth.
Independence, First and M streets
northeast-National VS.. Pepco.
Northern Association, Georgia ave-
nue. and Kenyon street-Wsverly
VS.. Regents.
Sunday School, Fourteenth and A
streets northeast-Ingram VS.. Ma
tivity.
Treasury. White Lot Ellipse-Stste
VS.. Currency.
r. r. Y. NJ. c. A.-No game.
Msrquette-Printers vs. Tenleytown.
Navy-Engineers w. Navigation.
Government-Interio VS.. War.
Departmental-Inter vs. Aggies.
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park. at Clark Griffith's invitation. are
Nick Young. Mike Scanlon, Charley
Snyder, Doug Allison. Arthur Allisons
Paul Hines, Kid Madigan, Phil Baker
Bob Barr ma Wll Wis., so1a. a. c wn.msn ISy Tom
John A. Graff, Ormond Butler Johnny'
Hollingshead, Tom Brown, Bert Myers,
Charley Abbey, John Alden. Elijah Ba-
cor. con. Billy Billy, Hodges, Charley kalbfus,
Robinson, Kid Carsey, and Will Groves
There will be game at Georgia ave-
nue. and Kenyon street today, when
Falls Church and the Northern Stars
meett Gallagher, Chism, and Hanvey
will do the twirling for the stars, while
Miller and Silverbery will do the re-
ceiving. Cation and Waters will do the
hurting for the Virginians, with Sewet
or w. Van behind the bat Captain
jenkins. the well-known arbitrator. will
officiate. AZ.
The Apache Athletic Club and the
Nigilart Athletic Club will meet today
at Seventeenth and streets southeast
TO settle tire Independent championship
Of the southeast. IN
The National A. c.. of the Indepen-
dence League. will hook up up with the
post team of Fort Washington today
Cook Who had adj t,cS tryICut with IT. the Glevs2:
against VIC Gauzza: A good game fa
| expected. as this will be the third game
Of the series. each team having won a
game. al
The G. p. o. team will play the Blad
| ensburg aggregation at the latter place
| today. Smith and Goebel will be the
battery for the G. P. o. =
Tenley town forfeited to Trinity in the
| Marquette League yesterday, failing 10
put team on the field.
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Longs Free Lance
Wins Latonia Derby

LATONIA, Ky, June 9.-GeorGe H..
Longs three-year-old colt Free Lance,
ridden by Peak and carrying ia pounds
won the twenty-ninth renewal of the
classic Latonia Derby yesterday, by two
lengths from The Manager Worth, the
heavily played favOrite, was third. five
lengths back
Worth, with 12f pounds up, ran a game
race, but was beaten after passing the
mile post. Free Lance paid 10 to 9 in
the mutuels. The time was 2:3l for the
mile and a half. Sprite, Manager
Mack and COckspur also ran.
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Bob Burman speeds machine.

Dutch" Schaefer is liable to show
the Washington fans what some real
coaching Is when the team returns.
The Dutchman has cut loose in Wash
ington but few times, checked no doubt
bv the fact that the home fans might
misconstrue his efforts as a bid for pop
ularity. In other cities the comedian
is n scream, and never fails to draw
attention.