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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-23
ACID TEST
Wyckoff and Pennock Show
Grit When Pinch Comes.
LOUISVILLE is SHUT OUT
Mack's Southpaw Looked Good in
the Last Three Innings
of Game.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 22-With the
thermometer near the freezing point the
Athletics demonstrated today that they
are strong cold-weather aggregation by
blanking Jack Hayden's Louisville Amer
lean Association nine, to O.
Coming from a warm climate to cold
Louisville had no effect on the peppery
play of the Philadelphia pennant hopes
Macks pitchers responded to the test or
the mound in amazing form Wyckoff was
given the acid test in the second and third
innings. when he worked his way out OF
tight places. Again in the fifth session he
got into hole However. he retired the
Louisville sluggers without a score, two
being left stranded.
In the five periods Wyckoff served seven
Louisville base runners died on the paths
Four safeties were compiled off his de-
livery, including double and single with
none out in the third inning. 1t was the
first time this year that Mack pitcher
has worked more than three innings The
game marked preliminary event to the
time when the twirlers will be asked to
officiate in the full nine innings. This will
be the order next week.
Herb Pennock took up the slab duty in
the last four periods. He worked him.
self out Of a pinch in the sixth when two
hits were made. the first batsman clout-
ing for one sack. From the seventh to
the finish of the frigid contest the Mack
southpaw had the local batsmen at his
mercy. To put a finishing touch to his
brilliant work on the tee Pennock retired
the entire side on strikes In the ninth
Baker. with other members of the team
were sporting a set of new bats which
they purchased here today. Baker has
seven f1fty-two-ounce clubs and prizes
them as highly as a Mexican does a
game chicken.
Southpaw burning. whose home is here,
will be pitted against Louisville tomor-
row. Durning's age secret leaked out
today when it was authoritatively an
nounced that he passed his twentieth
birthday last October.
Batteries-Wyckoff, Pennock and Egan:
Northrop, Smith. WOODBURY. and Glenn
entS.
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men were initiated into the Phi Delta Phi
here. Gowned in all sorts of, grotesaue
costumes they visited the ball park,
mounted on mules and horses, and. of
course. that gave Nick Altrock chance
to have some fun. Nick went through
all the ceremonies. and finally persuaded
one OF the members to loan him a white
mule he was riding. While mounted on
this animal Nick coached at first base
He made speeches to the grandstand.
gave limitations and wound It I'D by ex-
hibiting his shadow boxing and wrestling
match. Nick could get an engagement to
appear here the year around. He is the
best comedian that has visited Charlottes-
Vile in many years.
No correct line on the Nationals will
likely be available until they have played
a real ball game or two. These exhibition
games here are developing into farces as
far as showing the real merit of the team.
The players may take brace when they
tackle those National beaguers at home.
but in the games here 1t is no easy mat
ter to keep them interested. To begin with
they display timidity at the bat that is
foreign to them after the real struggle
Is on. and while they give an occasional
flash of speed most OF them go through
players usually do when there is nothing
at stake.
Shanks has not forgotten how to play
that left field. He gave q splendid exhibit
ton there today. and once more demon
strated that there is no leftfielder in either
major league who handles hits along the
left foul line with the same rapidly and
throws with the same accuracy to hold
the runner on first. This Is the play at
which Shanks Is master. There is no
telling how many ball games he saved
for his team last season by holding run
ners on first when they ordinarily made
two basis on balls hits along the left
field foul line. Yesterday was the first Cd
. a(Cnntinued on Second P1xe.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-23
LEAGUE TO DIsBAND.
Blue Grass Magnates Cant Stand
Secretary Earrelrs Mandate.

LEXINGTON. KY, March pit was
announced here today that the Blue
Grass Base Ball League. comprising six
Kentucky cities. probably will disband
as a result Of Secretary Farrell of the
National association declaring all play
ers Of the league free agents. It was
said, however, that the clubs would sue
for damages for the actual money paid
out for players and for the loss of con-
tracts. Lexington and Maysville. it is
said, will seek to join the Ohio State
League in class c.
lowed an announcement that teams would
be put in Covington. KY, which is with
in the prescribed five-mile limit Of Gin
cinnati.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION NOTES.
Clarence Walker and Jim Vaughn
Land With Kansas CITY Team,

CHICAGO, March 23-President T. NJ.
Chivington Of the American Association
Of Professional Base Ball CLUBS today
announced the following contracts and
releases:
Contracts:
Indianapolis-John Mccarthy.
Kansas City--Clarence Walker. George Palmer,
James Withers, James Vaughn, w. A. Riley
Robert Coulson and W. ". Covington.
Milwaukee,. G. Slapnicka, Harry Powell
Peter Clemens, J. J. Hughes MUTT Ems, Bruce
Noel, James Block and Newton J. Randall.
Toled0-T. e. George.
Releases:
Columbus, to Evansville, Ind. Il. Crete.
Louisville, o. NJ. Selby, Internationally.
Toledo, to Portland, Harry Krause; to Cleve-
land, Grover Land.
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K0NEY SLUGS AN UMPIRE.
Cardinals First Stacker Couldn' I
Stand Decision at Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. March d.
Konetchy of the st. Louis Nationals in
volved himself in a fight with the UNI
pire in today's game with Chattanooga
of the Southern League. which st. Louis
won. Z to f. After considerable wran-
Cling with the umpire the first baseman
struck at the umpire, who hit back. Po-
liceman soon interfered. but no. arrests
were made.
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INDOOR GOLF.
Chick Evans Defeats Warren Wood
For Western Title.

CHICAGO. March 22.-Charles Evans.
ir., of the Edgewater Golf Club. western
amateur champion. today wrested the
western indoor golf title from Warren
X. Wood, runner-up in the western
tournament at Denver last summer, de-
feating hiIn 3 and Q in the final match.
The match was played over distances
representing the Homewood Country
Club course.
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OTHER COLLEGE GAMES.

At Raleigh, N. Ca. and NJ. a; Penn
sylvanfa State, 3.
8; Richmond College. 1.
At Oak Ridge-Oak Ridge Institute, II:
Liberty Piedmont Institute. l.
At Wilmington. n. C.-Unirersity OF
North Carolina. 4: Atlantic Coast Line, Z.
At Winston Salem, N. C.--Trinity Col
lege, 4; Winston-Salem Carolina League,
At Blacksburg- Randolph Macon College,
Z: v. p. l.. O,
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Griffith's Men Have Not Been Meeting the
Ball in the Manner That They
Most Later in the Year.
PLAYERS ENGAGE IN FIRST REAL
BUNTING PRACTICE OF SEASON
BY. !. ED GRILLo.


CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, March 22-There will have to be
Improvement in the hitting of the Nationals
the the team to anything like good
the American League Consistent with
still missing and while there occasional
weak the whole This demonstrated today when couple
of recruit pitchers OF the Virginia team held
tered hits four of which rank Scratches Neither Anderson
Galloway considered good euoug be pitched any
the important college games yet they absolutely checked
today This of of the freaks of the game
there many peculiar things happening this period of
training but merely makes plain that the players all
in need of lot batting practice.
Griffith had them for hours this
game They against rather good pitching Hughes
Cason and Groom working when they against the weak
kind of slab work they failed to ftten their
The slump really general among the players and this is the
encouraging feature for shows that they have had
practice swing the ball the right
be batting practice from this
ANYTHING else Griffith determined his hitting
when the opens he believes old adage practice
makes perfect.
really remarkable that the ordinary pitchers will
absolutely nothing today 1t effort for him
get the bali the plate and yet he allowed IN
innings The players explain that he had much speed
than thew expected that they hitting before it
reached them consequently either hitting mildly not at ALL
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Mars Beat New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. March 22.-with
Kahler and Mitchell pitching. the Cleve-
land Americans defeated the New Or
leans team Of the Southern League here
today. TO 2. The Cleveland pitchers
allowed only four hits.
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Cubs Shut Out Memphis.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 222.-By good
base running the Chicago Nationals won
from Memphis of the Southern League
today, 8 to O. Richie and Lavender pitcher
for the visitors and allowed seven hita
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syaughn batted for Copeland In the ninth.
princston 100 0 o o o 0 o o Ii
Runs HoIIander C2e Calnan. Fury, r. Mulcahy.
Daly (2, Carter. Earned runs-Georgetown. 4;
princeton 4 Three-bsse bit-Mulcahy. Two-base
bitsNHoIiander, Carter. DAILY, CaInsn. StoleH
base-Hollander. Bases on bnils.On Fienle,
land 3 Davis Fienle and Mullaney). Struck
out-By Fienle. Gu t2,, pend M. simeDs and
b,ts.csnan and Fury Double plays-Daly to
Hoilander to n Mulcsh n Holander TO NJ Mgl,
eshy Hit by p'tEGnso Hughes sbe lime ma
game-2 hours.
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Two-base hifs-Laporte ct. HIts-OH john
sep. IN inuings; OF Anderson, d In ) IN
ninss; OF Galloway, ! In innings. Double
keses-Washingtcn. s: Virginia, 3. Umpire
9T. Roth. Time Of CAMEL hour and 30 minutes,
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rhis was the day when, q lot of younE
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Wus sic Sdusfrauen aus pruttl=
Iher Grfubrung i6pn lange pIiien,
lpuroe nun auh umtli6 beitdtigt, ore
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p;rb bisr5u beri4tet: llnteriu6ungen,
Dix nit geaug uuf Setailpreiie por'
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ur1eleaenbeiten in 40 Stdoten aez
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fat genau oieislben iinp. lpie i'm per-
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per5eihnen ipuren. Die Soften oes
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6,8; Butter 5,8 uno Mil6 Al proa.
9errinsert baben iih bic Yreiie fiji
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gesus auf IA Nabrunssmittel onge'
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Sic Sutfsausmudernng.

aprnmebl 57.3, aartoffeln 44,4,
Rutttsr Alb, Gier 4O,8, Wtild 38,4|
uno W2ebl 28,6 9rosent. BG6renb
Oes 9leihen 3eitroumes lit Der 3utz
ferpreis um aht 9rp5ent gefallen.
Die GtGote, uuf peI6e fid sic
oblgsn llnteriudungen eritredten,
parsn: 9ltlanta, Baltimore. 8irz
m;ngbam, Bolton, Buffalo, GbarIez
firm, g. g.. Chicago, Cincinnati,
Gfepelano, Dallas, 9snper, Detroit,
Soil RiDer, Mai., SnOianapo!is,
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in oen pereinigten Stauten BON 9lmez
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| gleihen Ginfahbeit bon bisber tperz
oen errsihen laifen. Cine ipirtlife
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fommen. mub oas BOLT mebr ali
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Seln.
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meinte Rat erteilt, iid erit iiber be.n
Rationulbuno mohl gu informiereny.
ebe tpsiteres iiber Senielben sef6rtes
ben miro, benn: L. Sihert Der Naz
tipnalbuno feinen StaatsperbdnOen
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tann oesbalb fir Die Stellung oieier
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ee niht perantportlih gebalten tperz
ben. 2. 6at Der NatiOnalbuno in Der
Jrduenre9tsfrags nod fetne Stelung
senommen. Srsenb iemuno, Der eez
genteiliges bebauptet, Derbreitet nil
ientIid ooer unipiHsntli4 llnpahrs
beiten."
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gefagt iein: Der Oeutidumerituniide
Rationalbuno lit ni6t reaftiondr uno
1T tein Wsrt8eug Der grauer. Wenn
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poniin u. T. p. u. I. m. 70 ausiiebt,
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grauereitapital5 Iino, iid gegen Sra
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betpmmen uno fir reuftionGre Sra
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tein gutter 9eutfher. Der burun
5tpeifelt 1T Elm Seino oss OsutI6z
tums, lit Elm probibitioniit!" Iadz
Dem man es fertis gsbraht bat, Sen
Reoatteur Der Surnsr3eitung nit
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lIus5ug 81 hulten.
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gepihern, oab man bic nImeritan;c
fde Surnaeituns" in Der 9anb bat
uno nidt Elm probibitionsbldttden
9err 5heobpr Stempfel, Der erite
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l1ni90uer GiertauS.

Mus ben Darlesunssn Ser Surners
aeituns, Die mir Dor einigen Wohen
gum Sell aud i'm rGho" aborudten,
aitieren Die Mitteilungen bes Oeutih=
ameritaniften Nationalbunoes fol@
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8sipesuns, pie 10 mande anoere
f90ne 8stpssuns. in Dertebrtes Jahr@
paEer eeraten unD bon Sonoerin-
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bas Sen 8un0 on mdnhen Srten
sdn5lia in feinen Dienf seprebt
bat. ;"
6err Sifnm iammert oaSu: ~Wenn
man oies iieft. muB mon nirtlih nut
Dem 9itelblatte feben. um I'D au ptr'
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Serr Moolpb Simm. Ser bic ~Wfits
teiluneen" oes Oeutidamerifaniihen
Rationalbunoes reoisiert. fdrieb fir
sic @eptembernummer Oiefer &orre@
1ponbsnaIdrift einen Sdmsraensihrei
nieoer. Der l1mitano, oaB Die rMmee
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oes Decentralization .5urnerbun@
oes" iiber oen Oeutihameritaniihen
Rationalbuno faste mas gu fagen 1T,
Ideint in pbilaoelpbia. pa.. no Die
ReIioen5 oes 8unoeshduptlinss 9eraz
mer Ii9 befinbet unb 9err Simm
feline Betrahtunsen nieoerf4reibt, iebr
Ihmer5baft empfunoen tporoen 81
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mel6er neniger als eln Sabr als
iolder oient, oarf einen 2ofol5ug,
uno fetner, lpelher metliger oils
stpei Sabre bient. einen GrpreB3ug
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ter Seite feitgeiteat lit. 8aiiagier.
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priift iperoen. Ger GipiiionseSu-
perintenocnt lit perontmortlid fiir
Die ltrifte Gurhfiibfung oieier 9ic-
geln. Gin slppen se9en ieine Gnt-
iheioilngen mllB iiutlerbnIb ongemei-
iener 3eit eingereift lper0en.
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Dinas Sano in Die 9lugen geItreut.
2ciher seiet es iid aud DOB Die
Organization Der 9eoieulteten Den,
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