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The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
BIG ATHLETIC MEET.
United States and Canada to Hold
Carnival .June-2S to July q.

Chicago. March n.-An athletic meet.
In which contestants from the United
States and Canada will take part. and
" hich will follow the usual Olympic pro-
gramme, will he held June 2S to July s
In Chicago. This was the announcement
of the American Olympic games COM
mittee.
Efforts to make the event international
were Abandoned when it was pointed out
that the heavy expense would make it
impossible for European nations to send
teams Professional as well as amateur
events will be staged. The meet was
planned TO take the place OF the avi-
alton meet which has been abandoned.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
KAH0E PRAISES
YOUNG RECRUITS
Nationals Scout Says Gedeon
Looks to Be a Sure
Winner.
FOLEY KICKS AGAIN
Claims Memorial A. c. Won National
Guard Meet with Twenty
two Points.
FOLEY KICKS AGAIN
by e. W. SWAN.

Mike Kahoe, scout extraordinary OF
the Washington ball club. is loud In his
praise OF Griff's recruits. Mike saw the
boys in action several days ago. and
thinks that the Nationals are world
beaters, as far as the youngsters go.
ITS too early to make any predic-
tions about the youngsters" said Nike.
but they all look so good tnat 1 tail
TO see where any club has anything on
US. Gedeon is the best looking young
ball player I have run across in the past
tlve years, and have seen many a
star, too
Coming from kahoe. who is one OF the
best informed men in baseball today,
gives Gedeon the stamp OF approval. ana
he Will more than likely he seen IN
Washington all summer while not as a
regular. as the utlnty inneIder.
Howard Foley, coach Of the Memorial
Athletic Club track and wrestling teams.
is out with another battle. Howard says
that the Memorials won the National
Guard indoor meet. and not the Wash
ingtOn Athletic Association. which was
awarded the team trophy at the meet, by
scoring twenty points, with only two men
in the meet.
Foley SAYS the Memorials scored 80
points. as follows: Tanzell. ): Robertson,
4: Newton. ): Vincent. 3; kendrick, );
Green, l: Duke. !.
Tanzeli. Vincent and Duke ran in
events for novices only. and as these
events do not count in the points scored
at the majority of the meets. were not
counted last Friday night.
Now. Foley says that nothing was men,
toned on the entry blank as to what
events would be included in the point
trophy fight. other than the closed events
for members OF the National Guard.
Foley and Capt. Edwards, manager of
the meet. had a long conference yester-
day. and Capt. Edwards stated that IL
was up to Referee Chesley. of the Y. NJ.
C. A. Foley will see Chesley today, and
the entire matter will be thrashed out.
Princeton tackles Georgetown tomorrow
on the Hilltop. and from all reports the
Blue and Gray aggregation will face
fast bunch of ball tossers Georgetown
has lost two games in a row, the only
two played. and the contest with Prince
ton tomorrow Will he watched with a
great deal OF interest by all followers OF
athletics at the Hilltop Institution.
Just who Will do the fiinging for Coach
Harley is hard to say. although it would
not be surprising to see Chris FeinIe toe
the slab. When right, Chris is about the
best hurler on the Hill mems stan, ana
should be able to pitch a classy game
against the Tigers. Shorty Hughes has
been selected to umpire the games.
The showing OF the Catholic University
nine in the three games 1t has played to
date has made the fans sit up and take
notice. Charley Moran has a veteran
team. one which Is capable of putting up
a great game. and the Northern college
teams will he treated to a neat surprise
when they stack up against the Brook
landers.
Chief Green seems to he ready to have
another great season. ana with Red
Mcdonnell behind the bat catching classy
ball. there appears nothing IN sIgnt to
stop the wearers OF the Red and Black.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21

practice game today. He also took part
in the long fielding and batting prac-
tice. Gandil said that while he was out
or the field he felt fine, and that his
lame back did not cause a bit of trouble,
but two hours later he was in misery
and complained of severe pains.
The Washington club physician is eX-
pected from the capital tomorrow, and
will confer with Grin as to just what
shall be done with Gandil and Henry.
both of whom may be sent home for
treatment and to rest up.
This young pitcher. Shaw. has as
much speed as Walter Johnson" declar-
ed Frank Smith. the former White Sox
twirler. who Is here with the Montreal
battery candidates. II saw him work
last summer and recommended him to
the owner of the Montreal club. but my
boss did NOT seem disposed to go after
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
ARCHER IN OUTLAW BERTH.

Cincinnati. March 2O.-That Jimmy
Archer, hold-out Cub catcher, will be
given a managership in the Federal
League If he decides to quit the major
organization was asserted at league
headquarters here. Archer will be given
a substantial salary and a percentage,
and will catch and manage a team. 1t
was intimated that he would play either
with Detroit or st. Louis.
Business men of Covington, KY, have
guaranteed a fund sufficient to maintain
a club there and have procured grounds.
A Federal franchise will probably be
given the Kentucky city.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21

Earned runs-RCs1Ilars. ]: Pimicntas. /. First
base b, Inientss ?; RcSulars. |. Left on
hases-Regulars. ;: Pimientas. 6. First base on
balls-Of Boehling. . Of Gallis 2 Innings
pitched-By Johnson, 5: by Groom. 5; by Boeh-
ing B by Gslha. l. Hits made-Or johnson. 9;
OF Groom 4 of Boehling. 5: of GalhR s.
struck oIt-By johnson, /: by Groom. /: by
BochIing ): by Gallia, ). Three base hit-Con-
molly Two-base hits-Moeller C9l. Gedeon Sacri-
fee hit-Egan. Sacrifice hy-Boehling. Double
pIays-R. Williams to Gedeon to Schaefer; Nc
Bride to Gandil; Shanks to Mcbride to Foster
Hit by pitcher-By Gallia (Gedeonl. Wild pitch
Boehling Umpire-Mr. Roth.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
CRAWFORD AND
NAVIN agree
Wahoo Sam Puts His Sigma
ture to Contract to Play
with Tigers.
OTHER GOSSIP OF CAMPS
Giant Regulars Show Signs of Spring
Fever and the Colts Win,
10 to S

Detroit. Mich. March 2N.-Sam Craw-
ford suddenly changed his mind today in
regard to selling weighing machines in
the East this summer. and signed up
with the Tigers for 1913. He would not
tell what caused him to change his mind.
President Navin stated hat Sam had
signed for just what he received last
wear
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
HASSEN TO MEET
ALL COMERS HERE
Turk Wrestler Booked at the Lyceum
Theater All of Next
Week

Ali Hassen. the Dangerous Turk
who lost a rough match to Young Oh
sen at the Gayety "Wednesday night.
has been booked at the Lyceum next
week to meet all corners. Hassen will
take on the best grapplers around
town and will meet some one every
night.
Manager Mayer. of the Lyceuni. will
put the best men against Hassen pos
sible as the fans are anxious to see
the Turk in action against fas; light
grapplers.
On Sunday Manager Mayer will an
nounce who he has secured to meet
Hassen. and record breaking crowds
are looked for each night next week.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
Trainer Martin Busy
With Henry's Bad Knee

Special to The Washington Herald.
ChRriOttesNiile. Va, March II
(FridayD, I 80 n. m.-Mike Mar
tin, trainer. of the Nationals, wns
In constant attendance on John
Henry tonight, placing ice bnKs
On the catcher's injured knee.
Martin did not leave Henry until
long after midnight. Henry suf-
fered realty. and fear Is felt
here for his recovery.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
Invitation to Ches. Players.

New York. March 2O.-Invitations were
extended today to leading American
chess players to take part in the interna-
tional chess tournament in Havana next
January for a $1,000 prize.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
MeCARTY CELEBRATES
HIS 2lST BIRTHDAY

New York. March 2O.-Luther
McCarty. white heayy-weight
'champiOn,~ today celebrated his
twenty-nrst birthday. NcCarty
was born in Wild Horse Can
yOn. Nebr., and began his ring
career in 1911, attracting atten-
tiOn by knocking out his first
seven opponents.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
Vets NOW LEAD
Spring League
Regulars Trim Schaefer's Out
fit ina Hard-fought
Game.
MOELLER HITS WELL
Brilliant Twirling of johnson and
Groom Was Feature of
Contest.
MOELLER HITS WELL
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
THE SCORES:

THE SCORES:
First game-Regulars, 1; Pi-
mientas, /, March II.
Second game-Pimientas, 10;
Regulars, s. March L..
Third Eame-Regulars. 3; Pi-
mientas. l, March II.
Fourth game-Pimientas 3;
Regulars. Z, March is.
Fifth Game-Regulars 10; Pi-
mientas. 5. March 10.
Sixth game-Regulars, 4; Pi-
mientas, 4, March 90.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
Wnddeu to the Minors.

Minneapolis, March 20-Manager Joe
Cantillon today announced that he most
likely would send "Rube'' Waddell. the
eccentric southpaw, to some small North
ern league.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
FRENCH PRAISE U. S. ATHLETES
Will Send Commission to America
to study Training Methods.

Faris March 20-The French body of
the International Congress of Physical
Education voted today to petition the
French government to send commission
to the United States to study the athletic
training methods employed there. This
body praised the American athletes. es-
pecially calling attention to their success
at the Olympic games and in the recent
OXford-Cambridge meet in London.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
Cubs to Meet Kid Elberfeld's Nine.

Chattanooga, Tenn, March 2O.-Rain
again disappointed the Cubs. and they
were compelled to be content with
workout in the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium
today. The National Leaguers will re-
main in Chattanooga over tomorrow, and
will play a game with Kid EloerfeId's
Southern League team, weather permit
ting Tomorrow night they will proceed
IN Memphis
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
scott Defeats the Angels.

Los Angeles, Cal. March 2o.-Jim Scott
whipped the Angels, to 3, today. The
lccals accumulated eight hits off Scott,
three OF them after two were gone in
the ninth, making for two runs. Pre-
vious to the ninth the Angels scored
once on Jim, because Morris Rath drop
ped thrown ball and lost a chance for
a double play in the fifth. Jack Ryan.
former Nap and Red Sox, and Ralph
Crabb opposed the White Sox. Both
were hit hard and in clusters.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21

William Charles Eellipanpunihonue
Archi is the name of a Hawaiian ex-
pert baseball player signed by Chi
cego college
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
Joe jackson Stars with Bat.

Mobile, Ala. March 2o-The Cleveland
team defeated Mobile this afternoon. Z
to J. Joe jackson starred in the hit coll
umn, securing three hits out of four times
and one of them was a two bagger
The regular Maps are showing the effects
OF their training, and all OF them are
hitting the ball. Chapman and O'NeiIi
securing three baggers. Cullop. the re-
puted high-priced pitcher, who was sold
by Frank, OF New Orleans, to the Maps.
had his first chance in the box. He
struck out four men. yielded up only
four hits in five innings. and tielded his
position nicely.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
Colts WALTON Regulars.

Marlin. Tex, March a0.-The Giant colts
walloped the regulars today to the tune
OF 10 to ). The regulars didn't extend
themselves, all of them giving A first
class imitation of men afflicted with
spring fever. The further anxiety of the
colts to gain regular berths on the team.
before leaving here, also tended to make
them work harder than the men who
feel that their jobs are safe.
The last game at the training camp
will be played tomorrow and then the
squad is off on the northward hike.
which will end when the gong for the
opening game rings
Cooper was the particular star of to-
days game with two great One-handei
running catches Joe Evers made three
hits, one being a homer. Ames and
Schupp were in the box for the colts.
while Tesreau and Kirby officiated for
the regulars.
Atlanta, Ga. March 2n-Capt Jake
Daubert took squad Of the Superbas
across the Savannah River into South
Carolina today in his search for plot
on. Both Warren and Allen Park are
still far too muddy to permit of practice,
and Manager Dahlen was forced to use
the local Y. NJ. c. A. gym again today
Tor the regular morning workout. The
game with Newark. scheduled for to-
morrow, has been Cancelled.
Today marks the eighth day since the
Brooklynites have played on their
grounds-and it drizzled all the morn
ing.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
DR., EklnNS Gsrnan Specialist

On the nervous system. blood, ann
stomach Doctors service and medicine
s.. Hours, 10 TO 8. Phone = asa
Closed Sunday.
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ring dls and Ste Der airboIihicnare
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tiru ergriiiencn ganocstbeiIcs be-
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