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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-29
Secondhand Goods

HIGHEST PRICES paid for ladies' and
mems ID hand clothing. Phone 1866.
WE GUARANTEES the best prices for
second hand clothing. Phone 954.
SECOND HAND clothing bought by
new starter. New goods. pays highest
price. Phone 1884. 407 s. FL Paso st.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for 2d hand
clothing. furniture; all kinds I'd hand
goods. Phone 266- 80 s. Fl Paso. St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-29

FOR SALE BY OWSEE-5 room house,
Epson Ave. Phone $685.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-29
Taxi6ernisfs
TYpeWriters

S1cGE1HES AMOS, So9 San Francisco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-29
Help Wanted

WANTED-Cashier: must have expert
ence- Address X C., Herald
NANTED-Some one to take charge Of
dining room and kitchen Write l.,
care Herald.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28
xaes A1lss1 Wnh salpAaR nssassa
Nn1nsal Cs1ss - Lasoso

Why sssss The haalisaD q leekiaG
old. 0ray hais. however haa1seas,
denotes advaneins age. We al knev
the advantages Of . yossAfui appear.
lancs.
Your hair 10 your charm. II makes
!or mare the face. whss u fs1es.
turns gray and looks dry. wispy and
seraExly Just few applications Of
Sage tea and sulphur enhances its
appearance . hundred fold.
Either prepare the toaie q hone
or get from any drug store . 80 cent
bottle Of "wysths sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy" ready 70 use; bet
listen. avoid prsparations put ~ by
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28
SHA! lAO|ESl SECRET TO OARkEN
FADED GRAY HA|R--USE SAGE TEA

drugg,s,s. ~ they usually vss too
s,iesy. Get "wyssh's." which ca A.
vays ~ dspsaded up0s - 1askso
Beautifully and 10 the bsss sAins
known 10 remove dasdsua. sesp iesA-
ing aud falling hair.
By ssinx wysth's eass ssl sulpAus
90 one can possibly tell that 20
darksasd your hair. it doss u -
naturally aud eyenly---you moisess Q
zach sulphur. which makes the hair
f.'oace W soft brush. drawing this
iarosgh tho hair. taking ons small
strand at time. which requires but
a few moments. % sAis q o1ona,
and By morning the ssay hair lisaD-
! ears: after another applicasioa q
tso IL natural color b ssstoss1 aHl
u becomes slossy asd lsslseus enc
you appear ysass youaoss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28
BROKER VERY
ENTHUSIASTIC
los ANGELES MAN sAys CRArER
LAKE n rHE GaAxDEsr slGIsr
HE HAS EVER wIrNEssED.
AND MES BEEN AROUND

Words can't describe the feeling
one has whsa oas Arst looks over
the rim Of Crater Lake" said 3. ".
Murphy. . Los Angeles broker. Who.
with shis family. b stopping at ~
Pelican bay 11odss. Mr.. Murphy Nm
Los Angslss b his be Prsaisr ear
|oa July 1etA. and has naAs svsrv
side trip 10 coansction With M tour
from Southern califernia 70 seattle
and back to KlaAath.
The boulevards ~ NJ. Rainisr
make The trip mors delightful auto
outing. but Crater Lake nors than
justInes The hard drive to sss to is.
we climbed NJ. Hood. went
through ths washingson timber ~
serve. motorsd up the Columbia Riv-
er. and made any number Of side
trips 70 famous resorts. but klamath
county beats them al for . Summer
ing place." declared Mr. Murphy.
Mr.. Murphy h taking hack 10 lsos
Angeles With him m old relic OF the
early days In the shape Of an old
pistol brought overland b. his gran1-
father In 'ss. who ssttlsd. and SIN
lives. ct Myrtle Point. Oregon. TIE
weapon II OF the cap and ball pat
lern. and looks very crude compared
= A.. -a~.-~aa-~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28
IS UNLAWFUL TO
BURN TRASH, ETC,
NUmANCE ORDINANCE A. m.
vANPED. Provides A ZINE
AIsO pOR ALLOWING sAw.
DUST no scArTRR

In addition TO providins . ane for
people allowing weeds to grow along
their sidewalks. the nuisance ordi-
nance passed Monday night was
amended to make Il unlawful for per-
sons to start fires In any open place
for burning refuse. etc. Persons de-
string To heat tar. etc. for uss In
roof repairing. are TO ask the chief
Of police for permissiou.
The ordinance also provides for
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28

R0ME. Aug. ss.--Relations be.
tween italy and ita former enemy.
Turkey. reached An interesting phase
today when turkey made q art psy-
mon, for the purchase of three dis
cardsd Italian bsttisships which wsrs
used against the Ottomsn In tho re-
cent Tarkish-ltallan war,
They are the umberto. the siciiin
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28
Turks Buy Ships From
Their Former Enemies

and tho sardesnr, The irony cf tbs
purchase lisn In the fact that the war
vessels reached the worn out stage
aud became useless to Italy while
sinkinw Turkish vcssela or lombard
inx Turkish forts,
Turkey. In = frantic sndsavor 10 ~.
habiiitate its navy" bought the old
warships rather thaM wait 20 have
now ones built.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28
School Girl Starts q
Hunger Strike; Loses

for being responsible tor his daush
ters truancy.
is there any Law prohibitinw whir.
plna girl Of that age and sinsf'
asked the father.
Mot for cause" replied the court,
Then she'll b. At school tomor.
row." said the father. And she was.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28

ne fallevias realty sransesss,
ssesstly alsl vlsA ~ sssaay sDest.
are furnishsl b ~ CITY asA Cssaay
Abstract eo0Dany:
N c. Brigu to Annie =. Briggs,
deed Of Gift. ic. Is. bin 10: lot ),
block -: lot >. BLK -: lot ~. bls
los: lot -. blk 15O. and lot 8. BLK
|1a2. all in Buena Vista addition.
william 8. wordsn et ux to W. G.
Gildow. warranty deed. 80. lot II.
blk 10. worden.
Chas. Z. worden. ct w to J. w.
Reynolds. warranty deed. $40. lots
II and 10. blk ss. Second addition.
J. b. Endsrt et ux to Jessie l..
High. deed. sh OF ssc. .. and sh Of
Nwk. Bee. s-<1-s. and EM NEk.
MEX SEX. Sec. ii-%1-s.
The klamath Development comps-
ny 70 Edward 9. Van Dyke. dssd.
lots .. 10 and II. blk -. Hiilsids
addition.
The klamath Dsvelopnsnt compa-
ny 70 chss. ?. Stewart, dssd. lots s
and :. BLK -. Hillside saditioa.
y. l.. Burns 70 Chas. =. Wos1sa,
warranty deed. $40. undivided half
Interest In 1915 serss Of north side
Df swh swx and lot 8. Sec. 81
sS-7k. W.
w. X. Washburn ct ux 70 J. 4. Els
lon. deed. $40. Nwk Nwk. eee. ~:
swk swk. Sec. ~; sen sEh.
Bee. II. ssd Nrk NEk. -. ~
t1-1l.
VIM. 8. wosden st NJ TO Nay Ba-
rrsli. warranty deed. lot :. block y.
Worden.
Klamath Korporation to Lloyd n.
De Lab. deed. $40. lot 1s. blk 2Jl.
Mills Second addition.
Klamath Korporstios 70 Anpstta
Mccabe. deed. $40, lots and I. blk
eos. Mills Second addition. and lots
J. 8 and -. blk at. Mills Second
Addision.
Ben 8. Owens OF w 70 Annette No
,abs. wsrrsnty deed. 90. lot =. Blk
ne. Mills second addition.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28
KING fAvORS
CONSERVATION
ITALIAN MONARCH RExT0CNNu
MIN OWN roRs~rs, AND uR0Es
I4ANDmol.ISERs 10 I'D TIN
sAMn


Uunsd Press Service
PiaA. Italy. Aug. Ss..-Kias Victor
Emanuel. who " spsndins the hot
weather on his farm as san Rossoss,
near here. today for the arst time
visited his new forest Of 10000 Csaa.
dian poplars. which were rscssuy
planted.
His majesty has taken ~ the ~
|sorcssatioa aud conservation idss In
earnest. aud viii make an effort "a
interest all IN. larger iandholdsrs Of
Italy In reforcstIns their property
v ith Canadian aud American trees.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28
'HAY|NG ENOInG
|. At FORT KLAMATH
GRAIN CROP wn.l IN A. BuMrER
OWING W rnE ABSENCES or
ANY DAMAGING wEAraER
CONDITIONS


FORT KLAMATH. Aug. ss.--Ail
the hay In this valley b about In and
stored for the winter. especially the
wild hay. Tue grain hay b now ~
ling cut ana cured. ready Tor haulins.
Iaal viii b out of shs way seoa.
whsa thrsshing viii bssin. There b
solAs to - big crop Of grain Asrs
this ysar. ~ but very litls damage
was done BY the frost.
John Coz will begin binding MoA-
day. Ills crop y suslcisat to kesp
his machine busy Tor q lsast .
month. lie 70 going To hare very
heavy crop OF both oats and barley.
-0-o-o-
Balsd hay u bsins hauled from the
Coz ranch TO the Weed landing %
Wood River BY tractor taking car
load at trip. Cor sxpscssd 10 ship
Il BY the Mssama. but the steamer
hes not been At the Weed landing for
some time. 4 great many OF IL pat
rons Ut this end have about dscidsd
that it has gait business for good.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28

the punishment Of persons or nrms
dspositing or handbag sawdust. shaw
Ings or straw. ETC.. In any manner
that may cause them to be scattered
or blown BY the wind.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28

Notice 10 hsssby gives that bids
viii b. received ~ the UNDERSIGNED
~ 10 10 o'clock. September I. for
frunishins $50 cords OF good live
body wood and limbs. said wood 10 b
delivered and piled In the basement
OF the Odd Fellows buildins.
]. o. o. y. HALL AgSO...
w. q. SMITH. President. 10-i0t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28
Kill SPECTATORS
At An EXECUTION
CONDEMxED CHINESE GUYS TIM
oSmcKaA Avn, .SRAoED.
rIsEy OwDER a volsEy vixHD
wHILE PACING CROWD


0oWvS ssUos CWbvW0
SHANGHAI. Aus. as.--Two by
standem were killed and several
more injured st shsasa. province Of
Honan. ~ rcsuit of TIE introduc-
tIon os . new way Of execatins crim-
inals. Shooting has bssa substituted
for bchsadsns. snd = few days ago.
when tho arst TO bs executed unasr
tho nsw Law we're being led to the 81.
scution ground. followed by oilicIxis.
he turaed about and began ridiculinx
the oaccrn.
Enrased at the mans insolsncs
aud abuse. the ot,cisls ordered him
shot on the spot. and the voll~y
claimed two innocent bystanders.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28

Lisses Ia This-Car of Ashland
huit Tor Thursday end Friday spe.
eiais. Peaches. 90 and % csats s'sr
tos; piums. 90 cents per boz; bart.
1T pears. ei.to and % per boz. a,
tho Ashland Fruit Store. 7ib Main
street. %
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28

Tn lssswr~ Tosighs. Mrs. Charles
y. Dc Lap Ia expected home this even.
Ing from Ashland. She har been WIS.,
ting relatives there.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28

The two nsh rods stolen from 4.
X. Rsamss' suto whils n Prospect
have been returned BY the conscience
stricken Of scared thief. They were
found tied 70 The door Of The 0risvs's
Prospsct store sunday morning. With
Q note inclosins Is cents. rssusstipg
they be returned 70 Mr. Rsamss. who
had . pretty good lins o. the suspect
cd person. -hsdford Nail Tribune.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28
GOOD LAlID

Z siwavs ~ shsaUaa = ~ -.
Peor lao1 = 49, = ~ ps1rs. I
nelHe ; spselaa1v - 1au1sabls lnsn
lagAA - shaN - posnao1 - 49,
~ ~ ceunes3. ue1Ro fnm1llar IN
~ kIana1A 49, - hsvlng -.
itiss ~ sheWlng - iaa1b ! - - :
psaie,ss = ssvve -.
c MI colt
lgou noo61onn. ~ 80 OG po(nno -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28

y. II, McAiichasls. the former chief
page Of the house Of prsssntativss.
has confessed before the house lobby
committee that he was IN agent Of
Coloasl Mulhali at the time the col.
oasl was the lobbyiat Of the National
Association Of Manufacturers. How
man? other interests Mchlchasls
served during the fifteen years he was
chlef Of pagss 10 nat known. For
ysars hs hes bssa one Of the intsrest.
Ing characters Of washingtoa. Who
often displayed more saoasy than bic
sasery verraatee'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28

Fred Lisksy Of Merrill Il . Thurs-
day visitor 10 the county seat.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28

Mn. y. Mel.asshlln. Mlss n. Moi.
faith. Mrs Ruth usdney. n. u. Alton
|snd wife. z. D. nurdeek. saa vran-
cisco; o. l.. Pisg. Ds. q. \. cathsy.
Dr. .. D. Johnsoa. ". 3. Barnes.
Portland.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28
Hotel Arrivals



w. G. Dalsea aad family. haiia;
MrA. Geo. Down. i.aksview; J. @
Brockisy. Laksview; ,. q. Morrill,
san Francisco: ,. W. Cali. hedford;
W. o. shssve. san Francisco: mari
searnr. Holtonvills. CaIif.; w. L.
Hawk. Holtvills. Calf; y. o. i.ans,
I.skevisw; A. n. Kcesan. Los An
ssles: Miss Carrie Dyar, Dorris: Fred
chapmaa. Doris: J. u. Mitchell. NJ.
Dome: c. N. fsattie. Chiloquin: vred
i.isksy. Merrill; q. n. Biskiasd,
Portland; Y. n. Colnn. Asdford;
hiss Trssonis and sister. saa Fran
cisco; }. n. Auten. I.aksvisv; Nelson
Smith Merrill
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-28
Isus 4 or nslglbsIs
9ess1p sn1 RFsGEsD e6 uonsag
Counun1onoD = CAsun1aoo1


\ 4 county fair board eonpcsed Of
Harry Bailey u Laksvisv. 3. b.
|chan1les ee cresks1 Creek. anl y.
- nsutngtoa of LAks hes bsea ap-
polsss1 ~ sAs cosnty essrs. 70 have
eAarss u ths LAks County Pair 70
~ ~ h Laksvtsv shb ysar. ne
lfair hoard At their meeting Thursday
|nighs dscils1 q The datss ehat ths
Lake eouaty exhihits would - shown
lac Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
oesobsr :. ; and Z. w. ,. Pains has
bssa ehossa ~ tAs fair hoard q their
Igenssal manager and sscrstsry.-
1 Laksvisw Hssall.
kans Csosk oeslke
w. O. womack. the prospsctor. u
showing soms very rich free gold
quarts taken from his Kane Greek
CLAIMS. the Revenue, 0round Floor
and Blue Bird. The ledge y four test
vide On the surface. and has been cut
forty Sest dep IN ssvsraI places
alcog the TOO feet that ths vein has
been traced - The surface. Returns
froa shipments naAs IL Gslby smell
tsr shov valuss sunaing fron es.7S0
70 eso.ooe . tea. Seattle parties are |
dus - look ~ ths prospects. Nd |
ford Nall Tribuno.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-25
KILONIS TRAINING
FOR JASS HANSEN
Greek Will Work Hard Today for
Match with Middle-weight
Grappler.

John kilonis. the champion Greek
middle-weisht grapplet. who meets Jess
Hansen. the swedish grappler. tomorrow
night at the Gayety Theater is working
hard for this bout, as Hansen comes
here with good reputation.
kilonis defeated Young Olsen last week
in a fast match. the first fall going more
than an hour. and Hansen is known
as fast and rough worker, the Greek
wants to be in the best possible shape
for the bout.
Pat O'Connor. the popular referee. has
been selected as the third man on the
mat Pat has handled the matches at
the Gayety to the queens taste, and was
agreeable to Hansen yesterday. kilonis
has wrrstled some eight or ten matches
with O'ConnOr rs tine referee.
Should Kionis defeat Hansen tomor-
row night ne will challenge Joe Turner
to a finish match for the entire gate re-
Ceipts. Olsen is anxious to get another
crack al kilonis. and Manager Peck may
give the Newfoundland man the first
chance at the Greek.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-25
A. A. u. BOARD TO
MEET HERE APRIL 2
Man,sers of the South Atlantic Branch
Of Organization to Settle
District Disputes.

There will be a meeting of the Board
of Managers of the South Atlantic
Amateur Athletic Union at Carroll In
stitute. Wednesday. April :. at p. m..
and II is expected that at this meeting
the moguls of the Southern body viii
take some action on the local athletes
who have jumped over to the Amateur
Federation of the District. Although
this action can mean nothing else but
suspension, for the boys concerned, 1t Is
the best move for the Southern body to
90 slow and consider everything and
every move for and against the union
before acting to harsh with them.
1t is thought by many of the presidents
of the different associations and follow
ers interested in the local amateurs that
consideration of a separate branch for
the District may be. determined at this
meeting. and. as the federation has
nothing to offer it's members outside of
the District runs and track events held
ruder their sanction. this move on the
part of the Southern committee would.
no doubt. settle and bring back into its
fold many, IL not all Of the clubs and
athletes in the District
As something to the interest OF the
local athletes and clubs will be the out
come of this meeting. every one. con-
cerned is anxiously awaiting the verdict.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-25
CATHOLIC u. MEETS
HOLY CROSS TODAY
Jim Trayers Is Slated to Hurl Against
the Worcester Collegians on
University Field.

Catholic University lines up against its
old rivals, Holy Cross, this afternoon at
University Field, Brookland. in what
should prove one of the best college
games of the season. The Worcester
Collegians have made pretty good rec
ord thus far on their Southern trip, and
there is no doubt that their team this
year is in every way up TO the standard.
Their victory over Virginia yesterday
would seem 10 indicate that they are
pretty evenly matched with the Brook
landers. and close contest should re-
suit. The chances are that Coach Dyer,
of the New EngIanders, will pitch his
star twirler. Murray. in an endeavor to
stop the heavy hitting Red and Black
team. Murray did some good work
against Charley Moran's charges last
spring and the Purple and White coach
is hoping that he will repeat.
Either Jim TrayerS or Tom Ryan will
toe the slab for the Red and Black, as
Moran is planning to saveASbief Greene
for Yale Wednesday. Both of these
twirlers are in tip-tOp shape and either
one OF them should prove effective
against the New Englanders. 1t is possi-
BILE that Carter, the younGster who gave
such a good account of himself against
NJ. A. C. may be worked a few innings
again in todayS contest. Moran was
very much impressed with the work OF
this man Saturday. and is very desirous
10 give him another chance Capt. Nc
DOnnell will do the baCkstopping.
The game will have very important
bearing of the Catholic College cham
piOnship. and the Brooklanders will use
every effort to win. The Worcester Col
legians realize this and they are de-
termined to wind up their Southern trip
with a victory today. The game will be
called at $50 Joe Handiboe will handle
the Indicator.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-25
GALLAUDET TO PLAY
TECH HIGH TODAY
Buff and Blue College Boys to Battle
with Manual Trainers on Ken
dali Green Field.

Technical High School will battle with
the Gallaudet College team this after
noon at the kendell Green field. in a
practice game and as this is the first
contest for the Buff and Blue. 1t is more
than likely that the coach will use every
member of the squad in the workout.
Capt. Randell asserts that the coach VIII
probably use all the boys in the squad
in this contest, in order to get a line
on each ones ability.
1t is already understood that he would
send Rasmussen. Moore and Marshall in
to work against the High School lads
Tie last named Is promising looking
left-hander. and II is the hope OF the
followers of the Florida Avenue Institute
that this younsster will come through.
as he has every mark OF winning
twirler although being small Of stature,
Lapidos, the lanky sophomore. who has
been showing much class to date on the
squad. will be the only one TO be saved
until tomorrow so that he can be worked
against Eastern team.
Coach Robertson. when seen last night.
said that the Teck nine was in pretty
good shape and would be out to hand
the Gallaudet team a beating.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-25
WILLIAMS RAN SECOND
IN TEN-MILE RACE
Local Boy Finishes Strong in Athenian
Athletic Clubs Modified
Marathon.
srei,I 10 The Washington Hcrald.

STgr.lAf To Inc W as4lDgIth iitId4'L
Baltimore, Md. March &C. An
drew Miller. of the Athenian Athletic
Club. won the first annual termile
modified street marathon of that or
ganiZation here today. leading Bobby
Williams of the Washington I'd. @
Athletic Association t. the tape with
yards TO spare. Williams ran the same
kind of a race today as lac did when
he won the Carroll ln>titut" Marathon
in Washington on February -. Had
the LEGAL event been longer. IT," Wash
IL gtOn athl"t" would surely have car
RED oft top houors. for he finished good
and strong, while Miller was weaken
ing FAST at the end.
Besides carrying off the silver cup
offered to the second man to finish.
the .Sena crvIlle distanrer won the gold
medal offered to the athlete making
the ocS- time over the course. Will
Jams negotiated the ten miles in fifty
five minutes and nineteen seconds. one
second better than the time of Lew
Hiteshew. of the Central Y. NJ. c. A.,
who finished sixth.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-25
ZERAGER WILL MEET
ALI HASSEN TONIGHT
Local Boy Anxious to Make Good.
Gus Pappas Stays the
Limit.

Gus Pappas. the Greek middle-weight
wrestler. stayed the limit with Ali
Hassen. the Turk. last night at the
Lyceum Theater. thereby winning a
purse of So. Pappas put UP fast
match. and will meet Hassen again
this week in a thirty-minutc bout for
side bet. Hassen agrees 10 throw
Pappas in thirty minutes or forfeit
500.
Frank ZeraGer. the local light heavy
weight wrestler. will tackle Hassen to-
night. Zerager made a tour of the
South last winter and wrestled some
of the best heavy-weights In North
and South Carolina. He also went on
the mat with Americus. staying thir-
teen minutes before being pinned.
Zerager has been training all winter
with Joe Turner. and is in the best OF
condition. He will go on the mat to-
night little heavier than Hassen. and
should put up good bout.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-25

OLD ELI TO BATTLE
WITH HILLTOP TEAM
Blue and Gray Club Meets Yale in
Annual Game at George
town To-day,

This afternoon Georgetown and Yale
Will line up on the Hilltop diamond in
their annual game. With an equal num-
Der Of victories credited to both teams,
those present this afternoon will. no
doubt, see one of the fastest and most
exciting games that will be played dur
ing the entire season.
Each year Yale and Georgetown play
a series Of three games, and each series
that is arranged results in an exception
ally close finish. Last season the Blue
triumphed over the Hilltop team and
thus made the number of victories won
for the past twenty-five years even up
This afternoons game will be tie open
ing battle Of a three-game sdVoes that
has been scheduled. and as both George
town and Yale are on edge to get the
decision the battle bids fair to be one
OF the greatest interest.
The showing made by Yale against
Penn yesterday warrants that the New
Haven nine is in perfect shape for the
game this afternoon. The defeat that
Old Eli received at the hands OF the
ouakers will only add to the vigor that
will be displayed by the latter team this
afternoon. and the fact that the game
against the Philadelphia collegians was
so evenly contested shows clearly that
Yale is in good form for the battle. 1t
was only Il pure matter of baseball luck
that turned the tide against the New
Haven team yesterday. and a thing that
would not ordinarily happen again
throughout the entire season.
Criss Feinle, who worked against
Princeton last Saturday. will start this
afternoon against Yale. That Feinle.
provided he Is in good shape. will be
able to down the Blue of Yale seems to
be the consensus of opinion of those
who are familiar with the local stars
work
Coach Gunnby did not announce who
ne had planned to pit against the Blue
and Gray, but those interested in the
battle may be sure that Yale will have
its strongest man on the mound to cope
IL. ..fI innla
The Washington herald., 1913-03-25
virginia LOSES
TO HOLY CROSS
Orange and Blue Team Unable
to Hit Worcester
Pitchers.
BECKWITH A STAR
Cannon Is Backed Up by Good Field
ing, but Team Fails to Use
the Willow.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Charlottesville, Va. March 24-Holy
Cross got revenge on Virginia today,
winning out to l. Cannon. though
landed on for eleven hits. was backed
up by good fielding. and his team lost
simply because Ii could not hit Tier
ney and r. Murray, the visiting twirl-
ers.
Virginia's only run came in the sew
enth. on successive hits by Green and
Cannon. The Worcester team got
two runners home in the first inning,
on a triple by Cawley. OsterSren's sin
gle and Saunders triple. White
tumble was responsible for another
run in the eighth, and in the ninth X.
Murray. who drew a pass. Tailed on
successive hits by ]. Murray and cav
lev Beckwith made spectacular
running catch of Cawley's short ny.
Score: