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The Washington herald., 1913-05-10
ANOTHER AMATEUR
|. : LEAGUE ORGANIZED
Employees Of Postefice to Have q Six
club Circuit but viii Not Come
Under Association.
SCHEDULE CALLS FOR Y GAMES

For the purpose Of developing an ath-
and maintaining better social acquaint-
ance and intercourse among the employees
|Of the Postoffice Department. a baseball
league has been organized, consisting of
six teams. Representatives of the vari-
Gus divisions assembled the other night
and formulated plans OF establishment.
elected officers, decided on the teams that
should compose the league, and adopted
a schedule of games to be played The
officers elected were: President, Merritt
0. Chance; secretary, A. N. Furnwald
and treasurer, E. w. Chatterton
The league will be composed of the fol-
lowing teams: Inspection, Railway Mail.
Rural Mails, Appointments, Cassifica-
lions. and Postal Savings.
In order to conserve interest in the con-
tests and to make them as equal as pos
sible. 1t has been agreed by the managers
that none of the members of the regu-
lar Department League team, or any
league teams of equal or higher class.
shall be permitted to play in this league
in either of the battery positions. How
ever, they may play in either of the
other seven positions.
The east diamond Of the Ellipse below
the White House has been set aside for
the exclusive use of the league. One
game will be played each evening on and
after the opening of the season, which
will be Thursday, May 10. The schedule.
which will be printed tomorrow, provides
for the playing of twelve games by each
team.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-10
By c. w. SWAN.

Techs ball club received a nifty drub-
bling yesterday, Coach Hatch and his
gang from Eastern taking a 9 to game
at American League Park, and also TAX
ng possession of the top rung in the
championship ladder.
Eastern got the jump i'm the opening
session, and the result was never in
ioubt. The Manual Trainers were out
classed in every department of the game,
and the Eastern outfit won in a walk.
Johnson pitched another good game for
Eastern, although the Tech crowd
touched him rather freely, getting seven
oingles, three coming together in the
sixth inning, netting two runs, while
Dudley and Defendorf failed TO fool the
Light Blue and White batters to any. eX-
tent.
Tech put up a miserable game in the
field and on the bases. No less than five
men were caught mapping at first and
second, while in the field the Blacksmiths
erred seven times. Wilson. who started
the game at second, slipped up twice in
the first three innings, giving Eastern
a run.
The Eastern tribe, on the other hand,
put up clever game i'm the field, the
only errors being a couple of wild heaves
when the game was tucked away.
Dyer and Mccarthy led with the will
low. each getting three bingles while
Paul Cohill celebrated his appearance in
the Scholastic series by banging out a
brace of safeties. OF Perry, OF the Man
ual Trainers, also came through with
pair Of hingles.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-10
FAST MATCH TO TURNER.
Con Albright Proves to Be a
Worthy Opponent.

Con Albright met his Waterloo
when he went up against Joe Tur-
ner in last nights wrestling match at
the Gayety Theater, getting one fall out
of three. The bout was fast and some
clever work was shown by both wres-
tiers, but before the last fall Albright
appeared to be weakening. The bouts
were refereed by p. F. O'Connor, and
Johnny Benyman held the watch.
The Rochester lad won the first fall
in twenty minutes with a half nelson
and bar hold, but Turner came right
back, gaining two successive falls, one
in twenty-one minutes with half nelson
and crotch hold, and the next, a spec
tacular affair of twenty-three minutes,
effected by flying arm lock.
At the conclusion Of the match, AL
bright offered to post one hundred dol
lars to meet Turner tonight or within a
week. Turner stated that he considered
Albright too dangerous a man to meet
on nights notice, but agreed to post
the forfeit money to meet him within a
week.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-10
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.


FIRST RACE-AIaiden twpyear-cids: FLIES and
geldngs; four and one-haf furlongs. Superintend-
ent. ITO; Seilcben. 10: Nancy Orme. TO- Littlest
Rebel, no Olympia, ITO; Fhtsway ITO: FL Bicd ITO;
Cannock, ITO; Beau Pere 10: Alice h. 10; Lady
Esterling, 10; Single Stick 10; Holiday 10; Pat
Rutledge. ITO; Sail On, 10 Olympia and Flitaway,
Belmont entry
SECOND RACE-Selng; three yesr-olds and up
ward; six frlongs. Chiffon Queen ITO; Clint. los
Robert Bradley 100; Dynamo. 100; Linbrook 100;
Exton, lo2; Deduction H. Eton.- no; Orowoc,' s6
futurty, u.s. Edith Inez, ITO; Billy Vandervecr'
III; Num- lf5; Silver Moon, 100: The Busybody.'
lo6: Pharaoh, us; Sylvestris.' IL; Bryn, 100.
THIRD RACE-Clsbaugh Memorial Stakes; two
ycar-olds; four and onehslf furlougs. Panama lCs;
o Fortune lG5; Canto. l05: Getaway, l02; Worst
decai Parr entry. Getaway, Worstdale and Stake
and Cap. Oak Ridge entry.
FOURTH RACE-Selling handicap; steeplechase;
four-y ear-olds and upward; two and one-duarter
miles. Tom Cat, 49,; Lsmpblack, 40; Charles +.
Granger. l3s: Waterway. $50; Julia Armour. l36 /;
Lizzie Flat IA
FIFTH RACE-Rennert handicap; three year Odds
and upward: one mile. John Furlong. iZ3; Rock
View, l07 Lcchiel, l07; virile 100: Cliff Edge 100;
Spohn. 90: Buskin, los; DR. D1enner, lo6; Oliver
Lodge. 90; Amalfa. lcs; Guy Fisher. liz; The Rump
l0l Pandorina IS; Spring Board. 100.
SIXTH RACE-Selling: three-year-olds ard up
ward: one and one-sixtecnth miles Cuttyhunk, liz;
Orbed Lad, 10; Moie S. 10; Sand Hog. IS: Ado
lante.. l0; Plant lis; Hans Creek. 81; Hatteras'
lG McCreary, III; OEm, 10; Madriealian, lis;
stelcliR liz; Frank Purcell lis; Eddie Graney' ll6
Ella Crane 90; Stsin,' 10.
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Apprentice allowance claimed.
Louisville,

FIRST RACE-Selliug; three year olds and up
ward; six furongs Or. jackson. %: Jacob Bum
81; Capt. Heck. lG2; Nell o.. lo2; Lady Lightning
lo2; Coy lo5 Coppertown, los: Bay Thorn. LOG
Wander los; Afterglow lT; Three Links, los; Gold
Of Ophire, l0s: Lawrence Roberts. ll2; John D.
Wakefield III; Anon. 1l2; Cash on Delivery. lis
Chapultepec. III.
SECOND RACE-Purse; two-year-old FLIES; foui
furlongs. Recession, 1903; Birka 1903; Hortense los
Bronze Wing, le5; Aunt Mamie 1Os; Breakdown
Belle. ll3; Susan B., 49, Rufles. lis; Theodorita
49, Birdie Williams. ll3; Dainty Mint. Is.
THIRD RACE-Purse three-year-olds and up
ward; five furlongs. Sprite. 10; Samuel r. Meyer
100; Casey Jones. 100: Round the World 10; Helen
Barbee, ITO: Bobby Dyer. Ill., Jim Basey. lis
Sebago, lis; Grover Hughes, us; Irish Gentle
man, u.s.
FOURTH RACE-Three-y ear-oids; the Kentucky
Derby; one and one-quarter miles. Jimmie Gill, 10
Floral Park, liz; Go Well. ll2: Leochares ia
Flying Tom.' ia; Sam Hirsch.' ia; Prince Hermis.
III; Lord Marshall, III: Donerail, III: Foundation
III; Ten Point, III; Yankee Notions. III. ('Marion
and Hirsch entry.)
FIFTH RACE-Puse; two-year-old colts and geld
ines; four and one-haf furlcngs DR.. samuel 10l
Francis lol; vandergrift Ioi; Woodrow I0i; Battling
Nelson. lo4 Narbard. lo4; Alador. D4 Mac, loi
Boots and Saddles. lo7; Des.ino no.
SIXTH RAeE-Selling; three year-olds and up
ward; and one-sixteenth miles Marshon So
Strenuo,s,f 100; Carpathia, l0l; FLYING feet, ll2
Bonanza, III: Sepulveda, ll3; Rollingstone, lis
Capt Bravo ia; Melton Street. Ia; Mockler, lis;
White Wool, rs
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CAPT. SWANSON Wins
ARLINGTON HANDICAP
Jockey Butwell Rides Mount in Great
Style in Pimlico Feature
Event.


Baltimore, Md, May 9.-The programme
at Pimlico was very ordinary. but the
sport proved to be first class. The feat
ure OF the card was the Arlington handi-
cap at mile, and the winner turned
up In Capt. Swanson, well ridden by
Butwell, and heavily played favorite.
Capt Swanson was well in hand for
three quarters Of a mile where he caught
Elwah, the pacemaker, firing and left
the latter in the home stretch to win
with length to spare. Elwah held
on long enough to get second from the
fast closing Ell ORC, third In the steeple-
chase at two miles Buckthorn, the Sec
ond choice. patiently ridden by Lynch,
went to the front In the last quarter of
mile, to which point Himation had
led, and won eased up, with Himaton
an easy second over Old Salt. Flying
Yankee. belonging to r. T. Wilson, ran
a smashing good race for the first time
out and is good one to remember.
The race was run in 3:51. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Two-year-olds; selling: Ave fur
longs. Wooden Shoes. III (Troxler), 800 won;
Robert Oliver, l09 Butwell. $50 second; Bulgar,
los Tumer). $40 third. Time LOG rs. Kettle
drum. Milky Way. and Molina also ran.
SECOND RACE-Selling; three rods and I'D
ward six furlongs. Magazine. 10 (Matthews)
5000 won; Ambrose. 107 CTroxler, $50 second
Horace E.. III tsterlingD. $50, third Time,
LIS Is Arran, Aviator. Hermis. Jr.. Lady lima.
o. U. Buster, Grenida Tom Holland Kinder Lou.
Golden Vale. and Firm also ran.
THIRD RACE-Thrce-year-ol and upward; six
furlongs. Horror, 1O5 Turner, $40. won: Tar
tar. 1os tWolfel. s.. 50. second Ringing. 100 dob
bins. $50. third Time la. Mediator and
Union Jack also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Steeplechase; our-yearolds
and upward; two miles. Buckthorn tlis lynch,
$50. won; Himstion, 40 tM Henderson,. 81
second; Old Salt. lT a. Williams Sl0 third.
Time. 3:5l IS. Flying Yankee. Sir Cleges, and
Seven Stars also finished. Harwood fell
FIFTH RACE-Seng; handicap; three-yeaI-
olds and upward; mile. Captain swanson,
ns tButwelD, $50, won Elwzh lGi TUNER,
$50. second; FL Orc, III tFairbrotheri. $40,
third. Time. Iil IS. Judge Monck and Nimbus
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Three- year-ods and upward
mile and forty yards. Psrdner. III tDeronde).
Sl3 10. won; Hoffman. lis (Robbins), $780, second
levin. 100 (Halsey). $50. third. Time. liza IS.
War Horn. Woodcraft, Superstition. Hasson, Alb
sconder. and Daingerield also
The Washington herald., 1913-05-10
TODAY's LINEUP.

The United States League Will open
its season here today with the Bandits,
meeting the Brooklyn Timithies. The
local aggregation has been working hard
for the past week. and will take the field
confident of winning, while the visitors
are also in condition to start the season.
Among the stars of the Brooklyn club
is Shad Lewis, who last year visited the
Capital member Of the Boston Ma
tionaIs. Lewis is again catching good
bal, and will more than likely start the
game behind the bat for the visitors.
Manager Dal Hawkins. of the Brooklyn
club, will use Hey MARSHALL the
mound Last season Marshall was with
the Jersey City tribe in the International
League, and is ready to pitch real base
ball.
The gates will be thrown open at ,
O clock, the game starting promptly at
$3.50 As no admission will be charged
big crowd is expected. Ed Marks will
umpire the game.
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OPEN SEASON TODAY.
Northwest sunday school League to
Get It's Start This Afternoon.

The Northwest Sunday School League
will open its season this afternoon,
weather permitting, at $3.50. under very
suspicious circumstances. President
Robert Young. of the Amateur Associa-
ton, will toss out the first ball to
President Smith, of the league, who
will try to locate the plate. Vice Presi-
dent Carly also will have a share in the
proceedings.
Whitney Avenue Christian and Fourth
Presbyterian are the teams selected to
start the ball a rolling, and both
churches will have a large delegation
present, as well as the other churches,
who will be greatly interested in the
opening of the season.
Although the Northwest Sunday School
League will not be the strongest in the
city, yet good, fast games can be ex-
pected, as the teams are composed OF
high and ex-high school boys who are
noted for their aggressiveness and
spirit.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-10
Postoffice, 6; Agriculture. 6.

Postoffice and Agriculture fought
seven innings to 6-6 score YESTERDAY
afternoon before a large crowd on the
White Lot. Agriculture led up to the
sixth, when Postoffice showed two runs
enth Postoffice went one ahead. but the
Aggies evened up in their half, and the
game was called on account of dark
ness. Beard and Kerr played we'll for
PostoffiCe. while Taylor did best Tor
Agriculture. Score:
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JIM TRAYERS BLOWS UP.
Catholic University Is DOwned 10y
Fordham in WeII-played Game.

New York, May 9-Fordham defeated
the Catholic University today in we'll
played game, to l. The visitors had
the game well in hand until Trayers
blew up in the fifth, allowing three
runs Ryan. who followed him, was
touched for four hits and four runs in
one inning, and was withdrawn in favor
of Carter, who finished the game.
- Walsh pitched a steady game for Ford
ham, striking out seven. Leach's home
run smash was a feature Score:
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Runs-Stearns 81. Psyton, Brewer ~, Cook. B.
Howard, Bethei e. Lehman ~. Adams 81.
Earned runs-Western. 10 First base errors
Props. /; Western, 2 Left bases-Western, 5;
Props. T. First base bas-Of Adams 4; of
Lynch, 4; on Childs. l. Innings pitched-By Lynch.
q; by Ch!lds. :. Hits made-Of Lynch, Il; of
Childs, 8. Struck cut-By Adams II: by Lynch,
s Home rIn-Brever. Three base hits-Stearns ~,
Lehman Two-base hit-Adams. Sacrifice hit Nc
Crazy. Sacrifice fys-Peyton. Brewer ~. Stolen
hases-Adams. Bethel ~. Peyton. Dolan. Lynch.
Double physicians To II. Howard. Wild pitch
Lynch. Umpire-Mr- Mullaney. Time Of game
> hours and Is minutes.
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FRATERNITY TO PLAY.

Dr. Alfred w. Skooner. OF the Sixth
Presbyterian Church, will take tweDty-
FIVE boys, members of the Alpha Oh!
fraternity of the church, to Fort Myer
this morning at 1890 o'clock, when a
game of ball will be played with the
juvenile team OF that place.
The boys have been practicing for the
past week, and expect to make the
Young Soldiers hustle to win.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-10

Runs-Kerr, Beard. Bradley Fenton. Kraft, Han
ing Taylor. Murphy ~. Carroll Eadsness Bailey
First base on errors-Postofice, =; Agriculture, ,
Left on bsses-Postoffice. 5; Agriculture. 6 First
base on balls-of Haning. I Of Eidsufss. 4. Struck
out-By Haning. ;; by Eidsness. TO- Two-base hits
Bailey, Wsrthem. Babbington. Sacrifice fy-War-
them. Stolen bases-Torrey, Bsrnhardt Nef Kerr
Hit by pitcher BY Eidsness, l. Wild pitches-Ei
ness. Haning. Umpire-Mr Hughes. Time of game
i hour and % minutes
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Runs-Stokes Lockwood. Clebourne. Cromwell.
McLewore, Ireland. Prowhatton, Morgan. Earned
rns-C athedral g. First base by errors-Friends, l.
Left on bases-Friends ): Cathedral, , First base
on halls-Of White, =; Of Kinds. 4 Struck out
By White II; by J. Kinds, 6. Three-base hit
Clcbourne Twohase hits Cromwell. White. ireland.
Lockwood Sacrifice hits Ncrthrop, JenseyiOi,s,
Stokes J. Kinds. Stolen bases-Morcan, Jones.
Lockwood 81, Clehourne t2 Robertson. Double
play-Stokes To Ireland Hit nv ptcher-By White,
Robertson. Umpre-Mr. J. c. Ellis. Time Of game
- hours and 5 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-10
Dundee WOIgast Matched.

Los Angeles Cal, May 9.-Johnny
Dundee. the New York feather-weight.
and Ad Wolgast. former lightweight
champion. today signed articles for
eo-round bout at Vernon, on June 10.
WolGast will get a 5000 guarantee. but
Dundee will battle for a percentage of
the gate receipts.
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Naval Medicos, z; St. Joseph's, 5.

Runs-Johnson, Burton t2i 8. Hillary. F. Hillary.
Jones. Bender, Oakley ~. Maple (2l. Coombs.
First base error-Naval Medicos 4; st. Joseph.
l. Left on bases-Naval Medicos 4; st. Joseph. l..
First base on balls-Of Hillary L; of Gardella, 5.
Hits made-Of Hillary, Z; of Gardella s. Struck
out-By Hillary, ): by Gardella. = Twobase hits
Jones, Bowman. s. Hillary. q. Masino. Oakley.
Stolen bases-F. Hillary (2l. Jones, Seybold,
Coombe t2,. Hit BY ptcher-By Hillary (Waple).
Umpire-Mr Norris. Time Of camel hour. At
tendance-3C
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ALLOWS ONE HIT.
White Tuirls athedral to 2 to I
Victory Over Friends.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia, May 9.-"Nig" White did
the hurting for Coach Green's Cathedral
School team here today, and held the
Germantown Friends School nine to one
hit. With the alright pitching that
White was serving up, the locals never
had a chance, and the Washington tribe
walked away with the contest by the
score of to l. Kinds, who was on the
mound for the Friends, was touched up
for twelve bingles, five of them going
for extra bases. Score:
The Washington herald., 1913-05-10

Left hases-Eastern Z; Tech. l. First base On
balls-Of Dudley 3; of Defendof, ?: of Johnson.
> Innings pched-By Dudley 10: DefendOrf.
% Hits made-Of Dudley, 3; OF Defendof, s..
Struck uut-By Dudley 2; by Defendorf. 3; By
Johnson. Il, Three-haSe hit-Dyer. Sacrifice hits
Cohill. Shrn. Stolen hases-McCarhy, Eckendorf,
Stccd, Showers, Mckinney. Thornett t2b. Horne,
Fisher ~. Hit by pitcheT-By johnson COchsen-
rciter. Mckinney. Passed bas-Cohill %, Steed
rmpIre-Mr. CollinOwer. Time of game hours
and % minutes
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Rnns-Flneran, Ligon, A. Cruicksbanks. Roberts,
Slater Left on bases-S. Agnes, ,; Presbyterian. s.
First base baIls-OH CrIickshanks. 3; OF Slater
3. Innings pitched-By Conner, Is; CrI1ickshanks
5 % Hits made-Oh CrIicksharks s. Struck out
By Slater, Z; b. Cr1ickshanks Z. Stolen bases
Dodge Firersn, Lyon. Conner a. Claude Rob
erts. Easter r.. Slater. Double plays-Thomas to
Dodge to Davis. Passed balls-Easter /; Cruick-
shanks. l. Umpire-Mr. Jaeschke. Time Of game
] hour and il minutes
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital City Leagle-Bankers. 5; Waverley l.
c. 0.
Central Loague-Twinng. g. G. r. o..
Departmental League-PostoffCe. S: Agriculture g.
Federal LNagle-Failmonts, I; Stantnns. ).
Fast Washington Sunday School League-First
Presbyterian ;; st. Agnes =
r. II. Y. NJ c. A. League-Car Department, 8;
EXpressmen Z
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First Presbyterian, 8; st. Agnes, Q.

Slater pitched fine ball for st. Agnes
but a muffed fly ball with the bases full
and two out allowed two runs to score,
First Presbyterian winning. 8 to 2. st.
Agnes lost opportunities to score by poor
base running, two men being caughf
easily at the plate. Slater should have
scored a shutout, errors counting al
three runs scored by Presbyterian
Score:
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Car Department, &: Expressmen, z

Runs-stcwart DIVERS, Snyder ~. Maxwell 90,
Pugh Sullivan. kohl t2l, Handy ~, Shansbury
Boswell. Earned -Expressmen ). First base
BY errors ENpIessmen, }; Car Department T. Left
or bases-Expressmen, ,; Car Department, ]. First
base On balls-Or Harvey 4; OF Kihoy ]. Innings
pitched-Ry kirny. 5; by Callow. l. Hits made-0f
kilroy, 3; off Callow. 5. Struck uut-Ry Kilruy g.;
by Harvey. u Home rns-kehl Snyder. Two
base hits-Snyder FIsher Stolen bases-Snyder,
Maxwell ~. Fisher, Pugh, Sullivan C2l kehl
Handy ~. Stansbury. Boswell (2,. Double play
Boswell 10 Pugh Passed ball-Mler. Umpire
Mr.. Venable. Time of game-l hour and Is minutes
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Runs-Zachary, Mcdonald. Pipp Ryan. sharkcS.
Leach. Ellife To- Mexican. Vivian ~, Walsh.
First base by errors-C. L.. I: Fordham, l. Left
on bases-C. u. S; Fordham .. First base on balls
of Walsh, |; of Trsyers. !; of RYAN. /; of
Carter l. Hits msde-Of Trayers, in 1 ID in
nngs; OF Ryan. in inning. Struck out-By
Walsh, :; by Trsyers. 4; by Ryan. !: BY Carter
Home mn-Leach Three-hase hits-Lynch, Pipr
Twohase hit Vivian Sacrifice hits-Horne Nc
Erlean Flanagan Stolen bases-F1anigsn. Shsrkey
Passed balls-Vivian. Smith. Umrire-Mr. Adds
Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes.
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N. B. R. A., II: Interstate A. c., 8.

Rurs-Culum ~. Corhin ~. Straight f2l Van
Dresen 80. McLarren 49, Stead, Simcoe Bono ~,
Montgomery. Daugherty, Galloway, Hamill e. Kane,
Barnes ~, Whestley. First base bas-Or
Wheatley. . Hits made-Of McLauen, 10: off
XhcatlCy, lS Struck out-By McLarren 6: by
Whoatlcy, 1. Three-base hits cLarren IT, Stead
Hamill Umpire-Air Marklc.
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Bankers, 5; Waverley A. c., O.

Waverley A. G. dropped another game
Yesterday in the Capital City League.
when il lost to American Security, 3
to 0. Collie pitched good ball for the
Bankers. holding the losers hitless after
the first inning. Score:
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Twining, 3; G. P. o., 2,

Runs-O' Kelley, sproesser, McLarney, Lemerie,
Mmtaugh. First basee by errors-Twining. 8. Left
on bases-Twining, 5; g. p. o., 6. First base on
hals-Of PETER, /; of Murdoch 4. Struck out-By
PETER S; by Murdoch T. Two-base hits-McLaney.
FRYE Stolen bases-Murtaugh 49,, Frye Lemeric.
Hit by pitcher-By Murdoch l. Passed all-Goebel.
Umpire-Mr Handboe. Time of game-l hour and
Is minutes.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Al Columbus Columbus. Q; Louisville. !.
At Toledo-Toledo, s; indianapolis, 2
Minneapolis Minneapolis. 2; Milwaukee, II.
At St. Psul-St. Pzul. 8: Kansas City. &
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GAMES TODAY.

Capital City Leaguc-Bankers vs. Cornell.
Central League-NortheTn vs.. Y. VI. II. A.
Departmental League-War VS.. Interior.
Federal League-Petworth vs. Tanglewoods
East Washington Sunday School League-Ckurch
CT Reformation VS. First NJ. r.
X. r. Y. VI. c. A. League-No game scheduled
Northwest Sunday School League-Whitney vs..
Fourth.
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PREPS TROUNCED.
Western Defeats Hilltop YOunI
sters, by IL to o.

For the first time in number of years
Western decisively defeated the George
town Props yesterday, 10 to 0.
Stearns did great work, with two
triples and single to his credit. Adams.
Tor Western. allowed but five hits and
struck out twelve. Peyton also did well.
Score:
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Fairmont. 4: Stanton, 8.
Totals......23 s'h 4 81

Runs-Derrick Kirk. Harr. Shpley, Oliveri, Bauer
ca. Left on ASSASSINATION A. c.. 5: Faiimont. T.
First base on balls-Of Dyer, 3; of SCARBOROUGH, l.
Struck cut-By Dyer, IL; BY Scarborough, b Three
base hit-Kirk Twobase> hit-Woodward. Stolen
hases-Russo Kirk Flatherty, Shipley tZl. OiFen,
Bauer C), Woodward t2. Wild rdtches-Dyer.
SCARBOROUGH Passed ball-Har. Umpdre-I Jea-
kiuS Time Of Cancel hour and muute@
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Tech Is Wdlloped
By Eastern Tribe
Manual Trainers Handed Good Beating by Capitol
Hill Team, to 4-Poor Work in Field and
on Bases Causes Defeat.
SCHOLASTIC SERIES.

Yesterdays Result.
Eastern. 3: Technical. 3.
Next Game-Tuesday.
Business VS.. Western.
Standing of the Clubs.
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The University Of Paris vas founded in 1910
New Works IS eco squeduct is more than half
completed.
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Runs onneIly ~. Rawlings, Davis. Benton.
Flint base by errors-A. s T.. ;: Wayerley A. C.. l.
Left bases-A S. T, 4; Wareriey \. c., s. First
base balls-Of Collie ,; OF Madigan. .. Struck
Cut-By Collie. g.: by Madigsn. l. Two-base hits
Davr fitzgerald. Sacrifice fiies-van Dyne, Collie.
Stolen bases-Donnslly To- Rawlings Davis Ross-
ter. Hit by ritcher-By Madigan Dounelly. Passed
ball-Hsnley. Umpire-Mr. Joe Handiboe Time of
game-i5 minutes.
The United States imported s, 600 900 pounds and
exported 70 coo 600 pounds of tin plate in 1911.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-10

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