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The Washington herald., 1913-03-23
MEETING OF FEDERAL
LEAGUE IS CALLED
Moguls Gather in Cincinnati Tuesday
to Award Franchises to
New Clubs.

Chicago, March 22.-President Powers.
of the newly organized Federal Baseball
League. today announced that the meet
ing called for next Tuesday night in
Cincinnati was for the purpose of re-
ceiving new clubs. He also said that
the schedule already had been drawn
up, but that it would not be ratified un-
til the regular meeting to be held in
Chicago about the latter part of the
month.
The league, it was stated today. would
insert in its contracts two revolutionary
ciauses-one agreeing to pay PLAYERS dur
ing the training season and the other
declaring players free agents at the ex.
piration of their contracts,
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23
Work In Two states.

Augusta Ga. March 22--Thc unique
experience of practicing i'll two States
on the same day was enjoyed by the
Superbas who. under Capt Jake Dau-
bert journeyed to Hampton Terrace. :.
G. near Augusta. Ga. for this morn
ing's practice and had a three-hour
workout at Warren Park in the after
noon.-
This is the first day of good baseball
weather that the Brooklyn team has had
since its arrival here. and il is express
ing the hope tina. its good fortune will
continue. II the weather continues to
hold good the two games scheduled with
Newark at Savannah on next Friday and
Saturday will find the squad In first
class shape
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23

a man home. Three hits OF Richie in
that inning counted two runs In The
eighth pass to Mitchell. Zimmerman's
double, and some fancy base running
netted the Cubs three more tallies.
JnclS LeIIveIt Hurt.
Hamilton. Bermuda, March 22.-Durin;
practice today Jack Lelivelt. the New
York Americans outfielder. sprained his
ankle and will be out of the game for ii
few days
NAP" Rucker Injured.
Augusta, Ca, March 22-''Nap'' Ruck-
er, star port-side finger Of the Brook
yh Nationals. today is suffering from
bad cut over the right eye as the result
OF being struck by a pitched ball deliv-
cred by Pitcher Hall. regarded as the
widest recruit ever taken into captivity
White SoN Idle.
Los Angeles. Cal. March 2e-Rain kept
the White SOx idle today. The Sox and
Angels will hook UP Tomorrow il the
weather permits.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23
MEMORIALS To HOLD
MODIFIED MARATHON
March 20 Is the Date Set for the Ten.
mile Closed Race in
Georgetown.
COURSE HAS NOT BEEN CHOSEN

On Saturday afternoon. March -. the
Memorial Athletic Club will hold Il
closed ten-mile modified Marathon which
city. finishing up on PENNSYLVANIA
Avenue
2 This race is the third of a series OF
events which have been held bv this
organization this season. and from all
indications will be one of the most in
teresting and exciting races held in this
section for some time' as the Memorial
aggregation have practically all the best
distance men in the city under their
fold.
The result of this run Will be closely
watched by all those who are interest
ed in this branch of sport. as II will
bring together two of Nthe best distance
men that Washington can boast OF
turning out namely, Schoheld and
Campbell
These boys VIII run from scratch and
the others will be given liberal handi-
caps, according to past performances
These two stars are both veterans at
this game. and in all probability il will
be a nip-and-tuck affair all the way
through. but such men as Kicker.
Friedman. and Mccormick cannot he
overlooked. ,as, either of these boys may
upset all calculations and make a run
away out of it,
The following have signified their in
tentions OF entering: Conrad. McGar-
vey. Swan. Rowe, Simmons, Davis.
Keane. King. Schofield, Friedman.
Magee. Mcleod. Kicker. Campbell. Nc
Cormick. Groom. Ricketts,. Linkins. Nh
haney, Green. Hendricks. and HuIfish.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23
VETS Will Be
USED IN GAME
Yale and Penn Are to Play
Their Older Heads in
Opening Contest.
OUAKERS ARE FAVORITES
Old Eli Is Especially Strong in the
Hurting Department and Puts
H. Cood E;ohf
OUAKERS ARE FAVORITES

Pennsylvania and Yale tomorrow will
put in most OF their veterans in their
first game of the season, to be played
at American League Park. Both these
teams will have six Of last years vet
Grams in the game. and for this reason
it is expected that the contest will be of
higher caliber than would be expected
otherwise. Yale is especially fortunate
in that she has practically all her best
men of last years team with her this
year including the two star pitchers,
Brown and Scott.
Capt. Blossom, at shortstop, is the
star and he is really one of the greatest
shortstops playing on any college nine
today His work has drawn attention to
himself from many major league clubs.
but it is very improbable that he will
ever play professional ball. Brown. their
big pitcher. who will most probably work
tomorrow. proved the sensation of the
varsity team last year and helped Yale
win several important games. He is
twcnty-one years old. eight feet one inch
tall, and weighs close to 1870 pounds. SO
that there is no wonder he has plenty
of speed when he cares to exhibit it.
lie probably will pitch tomorrow, as
he is very anxious to work against Penn
syivania Cornish. at left field: Riddel.
at first base. and Hunter. catcher are
the other veterans on the nine. Last
years freshmen team has been drawn
on and such stars as Pumpelly. WHO be-
came famous for his drop kicking last
year on the Yale football team. and Gile.
the good .tnduvCr pitcher of two years
ago. and Burdett. another Andover star.
are the best of the new men on the nine
Capt. Blossom is sure that this combina-
tion will give a good account of itself to-
morrow
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23
High School Ball Teams
Will Start Real Work
Local Scholastic Aggregations Ready for the Opening
Gong-Many Practice Games Are Booked
for the Coming Week.

third are putting up good games for
Eastern. Both can hit, and should prove
worthy substitutes for last years men.
Steed. a catcher. is proving a find at
Tech. This youngster pegs TO bases and
coaches his pitcher in fine style.
Little Tom" Fisher, brother of the
captain who resigned. bids fair to cap
ture the backstop job at Eastern. For
a youngster who has seen very little of
real baseball he is doing first rate.
J. r. HARRIS,
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23
Sox Seconds Lose.

San Francisco. Cal, March Gc.-The
Frisco Seals proved too fast for the SoN
seconds today. and they won handily. 1
to .. The Sox got only five scattered hits
to eight for the visitors. Chief johnson
went through the entire game and DEM
onstrated he has rounded into shape al
last. The Seals hit him rather freely dur
ing two OF the rounds. but he quickly
frightened UP again. Delhi and Wis
consin Indian named Cadreau opposed
the SoN. Delhi was good during his five
innings. allowing only two hits Cadreau
was easier. but managed to last il out.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23
BY j. 4. DUGAN.

Many of the colleges and scholastic
mines here have started their seasons
and are well primed in the teamwork
end of the game. but the Northern uni
versities are about TO open up spring
training invasion in which the local mines
have the benefit of the argument on the
Northerners in the early outdoor work.
Although the home varsity teams have
something of a jump on their Yankee
rival mines. many good games are ex-
pected, but the first and most attractive
will be played Monday at American
League Park. between Yale and Penn
sylvania. These two ancient rivals will
hook up in the battle royal with their
best hurlers well fit for the opening
set-to for both teams.
While Old Eli and the Quakers arc
lighting it out at American League Park
Princeton and Georgetown will hook-up
again in a game on the Hilltop. apd as
the Blue and Gray has already scored a
victory over the Tigers a grand game Is
looked for. Yale will take crack at
the Hilltop nine on Tuesday at the
Georgetown Field. while out at Brookland
the Holy Cross team will fight II out
with the Catholic University crowd. At
the same time the big college games are
going on Technical High School will be
matched against the trallauGet college,
team. and Army and Navy Props oppose
the Emerson Institute nine Wednes-
day sees the big Yale nine taking a shot
at the crack Catholic University, and
as this is the only college game in the
city on this date a good crowd Is ex-
pected to be on hand. GalIaudet again
meets a local high school in a practice
game. this time it being Eastern. Cen
trail is slated for a trip to Alexandra on
this date.
Every one of the local baseball fans
are anxiously awaiting the home coming
of the Nationals, and with them on the
opening day We have Georgetown as
their opponents. Western High School
takes A trip to meet the Brookville High
School nine on this date.
Friday finds no college game. but two
very good scholastic contests. when
Eastern High meets the Georgetown
Props and Bliss Electrical play Army
and Navy Props. Swarthmore and Catho-
lie University are the only college game
in this city on Saturday. bu- while those
two are batting and fielding them out
at Brookland. two OF our other local
varsity mines will be in two grand set-tos
at Annapolis, Md. Georgetown meets the
Middies and Gallaudet hooks up with
their famous rivals. ST Johns College.
Tcck tackles Brookland High on this
same date at Brookland. Md.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23

that ever came out Of Alexandria will be
on hand March 81, when Griffith's Climb
ers tackle the boys from across tile Po-
tomac at National Park.
Here's hoping that .'Breenie' will have
all the luck he deserves, for as a man they
don't come any better.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23
COLLEGE Mines
We'll under WAY
Several Northern Universities
Meet the Varsity Here
This Week.
BIG GAME TOMORROW
Catholic Lads to Oppose Holy Gross
at Brookland on
Tuesday.
BIG GAME TOMORROW
LOCAL GAMES THIS WEEK.

MONDAY.
PennsylSnnia vs.. Yale.
Georgetown vs.. Princeton.
TUESDAY.
Yale vs.. Georgetown.
Holy Cross vs.. Catholic Univ.
Technical vs.. Gallaudet.
Emerson vs.. A. 4 N. Preps.
WEDNESDAY,.
Yale vs.. Catholic uniyersity.
Eastern ii. s. vs.. GaIlaudet.
Central ii. =. vs.. Alexandra
II. ).
THURSDAY.
Nationals Va. Georgetown.
Western II. :. W. BrOokviile
II. s.
FRIDAY.
Eastern II. $. vs.. Georgetown
Props.
Bliss Electrical Va. A. & N.
Props.
SATURDAY..
SwarthmOre vs.. Catholic Univ.
GeorEetown vs.. Navy.
Galiaudet w.. -. Johns.
Technical II. 8. ys. Brookville
H. =.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23

Runs-ZsckAry ~. Hsycs. Donncllv Mcdonnell
e. Pipp e.. Horan e. Lynch. knrdc. keyvoEth.
Williams
Earned nnS-Maryland ASgics ): Cath. L., 6.
first base 10y crrorS-Cath. L. ,: Md. AEgics =.
Left on bsses-Csth. L. {; MARYLAND 8 Fist
base balls-Or Ryan. ): on Carter. ]: of Hnf-
fecker, .; od Locmis l. Innings pitched-By Hof-
fcckrr J: by Lconis S; by Ryan. s. by Carter, {.
Hits msdc-Of Honeckcr. q; of Lnomis 6. of
Ryan, :: of Carter. Struck ont BY Hofcrtcr
:. by l1-mi>. |: bS RYAN. ;: by Carter. I. Three
base hits-MorriS. Pipp. Two-baSe hit--McDon-
nell l2' Maglire, Hayes. Horsn, Shplcy. Stolen
bases-KeyNurth Lcduum. Zachary. HAYES. Don
nelly. Mcdonnell. Horsu Lynch. MsgIrc. Hit by
Iitcher-By Ryan CMorrisl. Wild, pitch Hofecker
Passed ball-Tsylcr Umpire-Mr HandhOe. Time
OF game hours and minutes
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23

Capt Eddie NCDonouCh has started TO
show some Of the form that made him
such a valuable man hast year. Nc
Donouch is good ball player. and
should be Of inestimable value 10 Central
this year.
Wilson will more than likely he shifted
behind the hat for the StcnoCrapherS
il he passes tho test. If he fails to sue
coed there. Wood will take a chance at
the position.
Gould Mcnefec has been assisting in
the coaching of the o Streeters for the
past few DAYS Menefee was the hest
catcher in the high schools when he
backstopped for Central back III 1898.
Last year he played ball in the South
Atlantic League and made good.
Eastern will play the Georgetown
Preps on Friday. 1t is probable that
the Preps will have little trouble winning.
as EaStern's only dependable twirler is
in no condition at all TO pitch Il game
that would be credit to him. Johnson
has been worked entirely too much all
season for man that possesses as little
strength as he does. Because of being
worked so hard. he is continually COM
pIaininc of a sore arm, and it would not
be surprising to see Johnson literally
carrying his arm in a sling when the
high school season begins.
Central has lost likely looking out
fielder via the funk route in Freen.
This youngster had all the earmarks of
a good ball player. and his loss will be
hard felt.
According to reports, Lehman. who did
the catching at Western last year, and
who has the job cinched for this yeIr.
is a much improved backstop. His throw
ing TO bases and hitting is far superior
10 what he did last year.
Horn at first base and Tbornett at
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23
GaIycston Wins from Giants.
Ncnch Leads in Batting.

Mobile. Ala. March 22.-Detroit de-
feated Mobile today. to s. Mobile
pulled three double plays Both Mobile
pitchers We're very steady and few passes
were issued. The Tigers at first We're
puzzled with Townsend's slow curve, but
soon got to him. NGaCh, of Detroit. car
ried off the batting honors with a single.
a double, and a triple.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23
st. Agnes Midscts Win.

In well-played and hard-fought
contest the Y. NJ. c. A. Olympic Club
was defeated by st. Agnes by great
uinth-inning rally. II to Is. The fea-
lures were the brilliant playing OF
Flcster. Roberts. and Rupert. 'Loch-
man Johnson, of the winners. pitched
gilt-edged bali. The st. Agnes Midgcfs
would like TO arrange games with all
teams averaging fourteen years.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23
Six Veterans.

Pennsy lvania's : team will have six Of
last years men in the lineup. Glen
dining. at shOrtstOp; Wallace. at first
base; X cons. catcher and the other three
men of the freshmen team last year are
considered better than the men who filled
their positions on last years nine. For
this reason Coach Thomas feels sure that
his boys will put up a much better game
than they did at this season last year
He has been able to try out his combna-
ton for the last two weeks and they
have been playing rcma rkably good ball
Inlay. Penns great pitcher. will op-
pose Brown, the Yale giant, and he hopes
to get away with the game. In one re-
spect Pennsylvania seems to be very
strong this year. 1t has been hitting
the ball very consistently. and should
it connect tomorrow in the way it
has done in early practice. Yale
will have to go some to beat them. In
addition, Capt. INLAY has been pitching
ball almost up to p,idseason FORM In
the last eighteen innings that he pitched
against the second team his opponents
were able to get only four hits and
not run has been scored on him With
the prospects of s:Ich fine game In
view, American League Park should be
well filed tomorrow afternoon to see
these two famous college teams.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23

Bob Harmon. the crack right-handed
pitcher of the st. Louis Cardinals. will
be a member Of the Cubs pitching staff
in a short time. according TO a rumor
that is circulating in the Cubs camp
at Tampa. Jimmy Sheckard and Lefty
Liefeld are to be traded TO st. louis
for the player.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23
Cubs beat Memphis.

Memphis. Tenn. March 22--The Cubs
dropped in here today for two DAYS
halt and they defeated the Memphis
team. s To :. Lavender held the locals
safe for five innings. during which time
the Cubs counted five runs.
Not until the sixth did the Turtles put
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23
'enn and Yale Meet Here Tomorrow w-0her College Games
Rube Mdrquard Joins
Giants in Good Shape
Hero of Nineteen Straight Games IS Fit to Start the
Season at Once-News and Gossip
From Other Training Camps.

Houston Tex, March 22.-Rube Mar
guard. hero of nineteen straight and
a strenuous vaudeville tour. joined the
Giants in Marlin today. To all outward
appearances, the southpaw had taken
good care of himself and was as ready
as his teammates to begin the fight for
the 1913 bunting.
The Houston Buffalos had no chance
against the big league tactics OF the
Giants in today's game. and they were
defeated. ; to 0. The New Workers thus
avenged little incident of last year.
when a youth, Foster, at the head or
this same aggregation, trailed the Polo
Ground colors in the dust OF defeat
Leon X Ames officiated for the visitors,
and his natural speed, coupled with the
high wind which prevailed, had the home
talent guessing throughout the nine in
nings.
Yankees Lose Game.
Hamilton, Bermuda. March 2e.-Failins
to hit in sequence cost the Yankees their
game with Jersey City this afternoon.
The international League cohorts pried
runs into every opening offered by the
major leaguers. and scored a to vic
tory.
The Yankees outhit the enemy. eleven
to eight. but yet they could not group
their bingles for even one run
Adams and Foster in Form.
Hot Springs, Ark, March 1.-The third
game of the series between the Boston
Americans and the Pittsburg National
League team resulted in a 10 3 tie, the
game being called after nine innings had
been played. The Pirates landed on
Leonard in the fourth for two doubles,
a triple. and a single, netting three
runs. Boston tied the score in the NTH.
Adams, for Pittsburg. and Foster. for
Boston, allowed but one hit after the
fifth inning.
GnIScston Wins from Giants.
Galveston. Tex, March I'm a closely
played game the Galveston team. Of the
Texas League. defeated the New York
Giants colt team, to .. this afternoon.
There was much brilliant fielding done
by both teams. Crandali pitched the
entire game and for five innings held
the locals htless.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23
MANY Changes
|NL0CAL RULES
Playing and Post-season Sec
tions Are Only Ones
Not Changed.
BOARD OF CONTROL
Bylaws of the New Association Make
Plain Every Article in the
Agreement.
BOARD OF CONTROL

The constitution and bylaws OF the
Amateur Association are printed below,
with the exception Of the post-season
and playing season rules, which are the
same as those in force last year. Many
radical changes have been made in the
rules. and the following sections will
explain every part of the new constl-
tuition:
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23

Duriuc tn" c"ursc Of the play to IN"
given at Polls this week football team
Is secn in action "n tn" stage. Several
members OF EdStern.S football team hav"
been engaged tu serve on tins tam
Among them are Greer, Pope, Baker
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23

Horn at first base and Tbornett at
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23

Eastern has lost a good outfieIder in
Graham Rice mainly through the
thoughtlcssness Of the lad. This is Rice :
first year out. for the team. and until
he left the city for the Easter holidays
Coach Hatch had decided to play him
in center field. 1t is improbable that the
Coach will give MIN back his job when
he returns after the holidays.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23

Int Brewer is proving all the good
things said about him earlier in the year.
and according to reports will NE started
in the box hv Coach Dave White In the
big games.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23
ARTICLE ".

Section / This constitution the pls,insscason
rllcs. the IyDstseason rules. the agreement may
he amended by the unanimOiS consent If all mem
bcrs under the jurisdiction of this Association.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-23

Wilson will more than likely he shifted
behind the hat for the StcnoCraphcrS
il he passes tho test. If he fails to sue
coed there. Wood will take chance at
the position.
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