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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
BostOn mt Washington.
New York mt Philadelphia.
Cleveland mt Detroit
ST. Louis Mt Chicago,


Washington. July 3.-Washington
ana Bosto broke even In n double
header here to-daE. the Red Sox win
hing the second game in the tenth
inning, to /, after the Senators had
walked away with the nrst u To q
IN" second game was q pitchers
battle between iSoehl!ng and Wood,
The Washington left handler did not
allow a hit until the seventh but
weakened In the closing innings In
the Nrst game Williams. who played
double. a triple and a homer Scores:
FIRST GAME
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tied for kecfe in ninth.

summary: Double plays-Grimes to
j. Snyder; liirsch to Damrau; Laugh
lin, Agncr to Busch; Busch. Agnew to
Laushiin: j. Snyder. unassisted. Left
on bases-Richmond, q. Petersburg. s.
Sacrifice hits-Bunting. Hirsch. Two
base hits-W. Snyder. Damrau. Grimes.
stolen bases-Damrau. Agnew. Base
on balls---off Grimes, 4; off Hirsch, L.
Struck out--by Grimes. s; by lIirsch
4. Time of game. LAS. Umpires. Nor
cum and Reynolds.
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Jack Martin, Former
Colt, With Phillies

Jack Martin, former Colt, Inns
been trnded to Philadelphia for De-
wore. md will play at short. Jack
Will he remembered one of the
phcnons of several scasons ago. His
work I'm the Virginia LcnHuc mt
trnctcd the attention of the higher
ups, and lie has been doin. good
work. IL Is expected that the cxpe-
ricncc HuIned since leaving here will
enable him TO MI the gnp In the
phiiIics' fnficld.
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Boston,
Washington.

Totals ...s2 sci Tota's.,.ss - 1895 {.
u. Johnson out for attempt TO hunt third
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TRUCKERS BLANK NORFOLK
IN SEASONS FASTEST GAME
O'Brien Allows hut Three Hits, Two
OF Which Stewart Secured-Plny-

Portsmouth. Va. July 3.-The Truck
crS evened the story with the TarS
this afternoon by Winning. to o.
O'Brien allowed Norfolk but three hits
and two of them went TO Stewart. But
for the poor support behind him
Pitcher CASTOR would have had only
one run credited against him.
The game set a new time record for
the season. being played in one hour
and twelve minutes. Players again
acted as umpires. as no official one
showed up. The score:
NorfoIk
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Score by lnnings. II.
Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o . . - Q 3-3
New FORK .........i ~ = > 90 -
summary; EFr0r-F!etchcr. FRS; base on
crrors-rh!lad-lphia- !. Lett on bascs-Ii,la-
de!phia. 2. Sew York. 8. FIRST base on balls
on pescnrer. 4. or Demnvcc . stuck out
by Matt!sou. :. by Den!aree. 9. Two-base
hits-3ccker ~, Lobort Burns -. Sacri-
nee ry-tohcrtson. stolen hascS-cravath.
Becker. Burns 81. Fletcher Mcrkie. Double
piays-Byrne aud l.ud.ru.; Meyers aud
Fletcher III: by pitched Aull-by oeschser
tBescher). Baik-Oeschsor. Hits-on o.sch-
ger. IN Innings. m Na;tifou ! IN IN
Mag Time. i.J", Empires. Hart and Rigler.
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1000 10000 o.:
HEDGEPETH 0UTPITCHED
EFlRD, AND BUILDERS WIN
Krepps Celebrated His Return to Field
With Three Hits md Two Sem
sationnl Fielding Stunts.

newport News, va, July 3.-Hedg
peth outpitched Efrd to-day. and New
port News cvened up the series, to J..
Sam krcpps. who broke bone in
his left leg in !, game at Norfolk on
May Z. returned to the game to-day
and celebrated with three hits in four
trips up to the plate, and two scnsa-
tional bits OF fielding.
Enrd was hit hard In two rounds.
the Newport News score down. The
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ATHLETICS DEFEAT NEW YORK

philadelphia. Pa, July 3.--The Ath-
York to-day. = to and to O. War
hop. and Bender engaged in a pitchers
duel in the first. each allowing four
hits Errors by Boone and Mhiscl gave
inning.
ShawEey held the Yankees to three
hits in the second contest The lone
run came In the seventh on pass to
Lapp. two force outs and Maisers err
ror on oldrings grounder Scores:
FIRST GAME
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ALCOS AND WALK-OVERS AT
BYRD PARK THIS MORNING
Postponed Game VIII lie Played Mt
10 GC1ock-Tf WRIlS-Overk Win
AlcOs Drop to second Place.

The Aicos and WnIk-Overs Will play
Il postponed game at Byrd Park this
morning at 10 o'clock. and a good game
is expected, as the teams are evenly
matched.
The Alcos are ut. present one game
Walk overs day they will go back
to second place. Manager Seaman has
Fletcher Will wear tho pad. For Walk
Overs. Wilcox and Boehling will be
the battery.
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PIRATES DEFEAT CUBS

Pittsburgh. July 3.-For six innings
Lavender shut the Pirates out with
only one hit. In the seventh. however,
two hits. coupled with II tumble by
Zimmerman. ncttcd two runs and al
lowed lpittsburs to win, TO J. Kon-
Zimmerman fell down on K"iiy.a no,s.
per. and both runners were safe
coleman's single brought them home
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SCHNEIDER DEFEATS CARDS

ST. Louis, July 3.-Schneider. Gin
cinnati recruit from the coast. won his
second big League game, when he beat
the Cardinals, > to 3, to-day. He al
lowed only five hits. The Reds bunch
and Herzog, Niehof's sacrifice and
Clarkes single scored two in the
fourth. Two singles. a sacrifice and
runs in the eighth. After walking
two. Schneider was taken out in the
ninth and Amcs checked the Cardinals
Score.
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Buffalo Loses Third strnirbt.

Brooklyn, n. Y. July 3.-Buffalo lost
Its third consecutive game to-day to
Brooklyn. 8 to /. Houck, the former
Athletic pitcher. won his first game
since entering this league
Score by innings: RH.E.
Brooklyn ..... 01OOls-9 - q
Buffalo ........ 00OlO0O0 o-l s /
Batteries: Houcl1 and Land: Moore
Moran, Anderson and Blair
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VEACH WINS FOR TIGERS

Detroit, July 3.-The Tigers won an
easy game from Cleveland. TO 2. to-
day. Collamore and James were hit
freely, while Covaleslie never was in
trouble. Neach was the star OF the
day. lie brought In two runs with II
hit In the first inning, and repeat ed
the trick in the seventh. Kirke re-
ported TO Cleveland to-day and play
cd first. Score:
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WHITE SOX DOWN BROWNS

Chicago. July 3.-Thc White Sox
won thirteen-inninG game from the
Browns, to .. TO day. Faber allow
Louis used three pitchers. In the
fourth, Fourniers double. wild throw
by Lavan and Schalk's single scored
TWO for the SoX. The Browns tied
IL in the seventh off Williams's single.
c. Walkers infield out and wild
pitch. y base on balls and two SIN
giles off Baumsardncr won for the
locals Score.
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e. johnson OUT Tor attempt 10 hunt thTd
strike.
'Ba,ted for II. johnson In nth
Washington .--...............! . . ~
boston - 9 ~ q 4. D
summary: ErEora-Mllaa. Shanks, Yerkes
fltst base or balis.or ". johnson. :: or
X. johnson, =; on Hooper. :, off Harper, :.
Innings pitrhe4-by r. johnson. 4; by Hoop
-: :, by Harper l!!;s-on z. johnson. :.
off Hooper, :. of Harper !. struck out-h;
". Johnson J; by r. Johnson I. 10y Hooper
t. by Harper: Home run-W!lliams. Three
ntSe Alt--H!l.k Pans, Fwo-baEe hlts-W!i-
Hams. ". johnson. Stolen hase-Ainsn.!th
Dnubie plays-Ainsnith TO Foster: Mcbride
10 Williams Time. i:I. Umprcs Chill and
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Chicago acknowledgements. q : oo6a on-i
PITTS buFgh Observation-Disclosures. % . - =.
summary. Observation-Disclosures. Corridor.
Two base hits-Sohu!te. Lavender. Sacrifice
hlts-Co!riden, Carey. Mitchell. Stolen bases
Good. Mitchell. Double play--Mitch"il 10
Konctchy. BASES on ba!ls-o.r lavender. .:
off Oroo!e. 8 Struck out-by Lavender. !.
10y oToo!e. l. Passed ba,l-HresnaMnu. Wiiu
pitch-LaveaGer. Time. .:.s EMPIRES
Eason and Cugley
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Morning Games.
Richmond at Petersburg.
Norfolk Mt Portsmouth.
Rouuoke mt Newport News,
Afternoon Games.
Petersburg mt Richmond.
Portsmouth mt Norfolk.
RounOkc Mt Newport News.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Brooklyn MT Bosfon.
thfcnEO mt Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia Mt New York.
Cincinnati mt -. Louis.

New York. July 3.-Dcmaree had his
first good day of tho season to-day.
and the Philjes could do little with
hio slow ball md curves until tho
iinal inning. when they put over three
runs. The Giants won easily, to ..
The locals hit oeschger at oppor-
tune times until ho WAS relieved In
tho eighth hy Madison. The score
philatIcIDhIa New lork
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indianapolis Ind. July s.-Chicago
took firmer grip on first place to-day
by defeating indianapolis. to ..
Score by innings: R.HE
indianapolis -. 0o0OO2 o.
Batteries: Lange and Wilson: Mullin
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CHICAGO T|CHTENs GRIP
TO FEDERAL MAST STAFF
Indianapolis Loses to Windy City
Bunch by Score of ) to buffalo
Drops Another to Brooklyn.
HoUCK WINS HIS FIRST GAME
Baltimore Blanks Pittsburgh in First
Contest and Takes Second, 8 to j.
Heavy Hitting Featured Double
Bill in Smoky City.
Federal League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES

Brooklyn, n; Buffalo. Z.
Pittsburgh. o; baltimore, Z thrst
ERmeD.
Pittsburgh, (; baltimore. o (sccond
EnmeD.
Indianapolis. =; Chicago, ;.
(Othcr l,ame not schcdulcd.)
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.
Summary: Two-base hits-Walters,
Glockson. Three-basc hit--Bowdoin.
flcc hit--Hedgpeth. Struck out-by
Efrd, :. Bases on balls--off Hedgpeth,
8: Left on bases--Newport News, z;
j. Hit by pitched baiIWDavis. "'' UNI.
pires-Henderson and Clarke. Time of
gamo--Onc hour and thirty minutes.
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BROOKLYN WINS GAME

Boston. July 3-Brooklyn heat III.
Braves. 6 to r. to-day. The locals.
played sloppy ball early in the game.
hit freely. Later the locals rallied.
but could not get up. With two on in
the seventh. Gilbert hit n homer.
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Totals...s , 4 40 To
'Batted for James in eighth.

r1o,e oit a"oto 3
summary: Errors-Bnsh leibold Chap
man. Iwo-baSe hits-Vit;. Crawford. sac
r!ce hlt-Nitt. Stolen bases-Crawford. La
jo!e. Double plays-Nitt and Burns: Kaya-
naush ana burns Bases on ba!ls-of Cova-
lesk!e. 3: off Collamore. :: of James 3 Tit
by ritcher-hy Covaieskie (kirke1. Struck
4u.-by coyaleskie. :; by Coatnorc. |; by
pires. Evans and Egan.
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ChlcaYn,
st. Louis.
To,ais..43 8 50 Il Totals AZ cess I.

1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
fBatted for James In thirteenth.
IRAN for AgHew in thirteenth.
Slated for Breton in eighth.
Score by innings: r.
ST. Louis. .............oo 10000 30 o.:
Chicago .................o Q . 0 o o 20 O -:
Summary: Errors-Austin. Lavan co. Well
man. Two-base hits-Fournier Schaik
Three base hit--Demmitt Double play
Berger 10 Biackburne to Aicock to Schalk.
Bases bal!s-on Faber. =: OF James, 3;
off Wc!iman. !. Struck out-by Fabcr. I: BY
James. 3. Wild ptch-Faber. Time. 800
Ump!res. Connolly and D!neen.
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Dnltim ore Wins n Double

Pittsburgh, July 3.-Baltimore took
n double -header to-day from Pitts
burgh. defeating the latter by a score
or Z to In the first game and 0 to
In the second game. Scores:
First game: RHE
Baltimore, ossoooo1o-7 Is 8
Pittsburgh ..... o o 0 o 90 % IL
Batteries: Suggs and Russell; Knet-
zer, Leclair and Berry.
Second game: RHE
Baltimore $500. . 0011104o-9 III
Pittsburgh 100 2oio0i0-9
Batteries: Smith and Jaclslitsch:
Adams, Dickson and Roberts
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SECOND GAME.

off WARRIOR. : HI, by pitched bal. by
WARRIOR cSchans}. Time. i:2s. Cmp!res.
Hidebrand and O'Lough!!n.
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.'IRSr GAM
Totals. % 0 G u /.

ihiladc!phla ..-...,............0 90 . o -
summary: Errors-Maiscl. Pcckinpaugh
Boone. rwo-base hits-Daley, Maiscl. Hart
zcil. Oldring. Sacrifice hit-Mnlin. Stolen
base-Dalty. Left on bases Phila delphia, q.
New York, 4. Struck out-by Bender. 81 by
WARRIOR, I. First base on errors-Philadcl-
NINA 2. First base on bnlls-off Bender l
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.Bn,,.d for p,.h N .irh,h

SuIl!i!aiy. F-fFoFS-NaIhcI, LOOK. IWo-ba .
hn-Sveency. Sacrifice hit-Shawkey. stolen
hase-HartzeN. First base OH errors-Phi.a-
de!ph.a. :. Left on Observation-Disclosures. 70:
New York. 4. struck out--by Shawkey, s:
by Pieh. :. Bases on balls-ofr Shawkey. 3:
on Pieh. 2. Time, 1853. uinpires O'Lough-
In and Hildcbrand.
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American Asnocintinr

American Association.
At st. Paul-St. Paul, 3; MINNEAPOLIS
At Kansas City-Kansas City, .; Mil
waukee. s.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .. indian
apolis, Is.
At notwithstanding. 4; Column
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oOutncrn League
A. Chattanooga-Cha IL,
At Memphis-Memphis 6; AIontgom-
cry, s.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3;
Nashville. 6.
At Atlanta-Atlanta. g. New Or
leans. D teiSht innings; darkness).
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SECOND GAME.

~ aFa!aston ..-.....t.......+t0 o y o o o II
Boston ........................00 . =" . . o "a
summary: EIror-Janvr!n. Lcf; on bases
Washington, {: Boston. :. Frs, base on
hai!s-or Boehi,ng, :. of Wood. :. struck
o9t-by Roeh.ing, .. by Wood. . Two-base
hts-Mo-ghn .Janvrtn Cady. Sacrifice hits
Msc!-r. Williams. Stolen base-M!lan. Don
bic play-Mc Bride to Williams Time o:o5
EMPIRES. Gail and Sheridan.
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South Atlantic League

0.
At Columbia--CoIumbia, .: Colum
bus. 1.
No others scheduled.
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Cincinnati,

"VUTe Dy Innings: II.
Cincinnati .....0 Ii
~, LOUIS. .-..-..................l U 900 -3
Summary; Error--Larnss Two-b hit
flmegins. Bases on balls-on Doak, I; off
GrineT !; off Schneider. .. Struck out-by
Doak ?: by Schneider. {: by Ames. /. Wild
pitch Doak, /. Sacrifice hits--Niehon Magee
D3an. Beck, Clarke. Time. 1850. Umpires.
Klein and Emslic.
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Summary: Two-hase hit-Holland.
Stolen bases--McElvcen, Cleveland
Riley. Double plays-Whitted to
Foley; McElvecn to Troy TO Folles.
Sacrifce hit--Whitted. Base on balls
off Castor, 3; Off OBricn, 3. Left on
bases---Norfolk, 4: Portsmouth, s.
Struck out-by CASTOR, .; by OBricn,
s.. Passed balls--Stcwart. Wild
pttch-Gaston. Time of game-1:12
Umpircs-McCleary and Cochran.
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DEMAREE'S SLOW BALL IS
PUZZLE To PHILADELPHIA
Cunts Easy Victors Over Phillies by
Score OF q to 3-NIuttison
Finishes Game.
PIRATES DEFEAT CHICAGO
Zimmerman's tumble Proved Costly.
Lavender Had Perfect Record for
Six Framcs-Dodgcrs Defeat EDs-
ton on Lntter's Grounds.
PIRATES DEFEAT CHICAGO
National League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
BroOkIyn. q; ItOSton, -.
Chicago, 4; PittsbnrRh, ..
Phiindc1phia, 3; New York, q.
Cincinnati, 3; 81. Louis, =.
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IT
Iran for Evers In ninth.
Score by Innings: r.
Brooklyn ........................i 1905
Boston ....................,....2o . . %
/. summary: Errors-O'Mara. Evers. Maran-
VILE, schmidt. strand Two-base hits
D'Mara, MaTanvi!le. Home run-Ciiihe-t.
Stolen hases-o'Aiara. Duubert Bases on
haiis-oh Aitchison. - on REGAIN. =: or
strand. 3. Struck out-by Aitchison. .: by
C9crchan, i; by Raglan, .. Sacrifice hits
Wheat. Smith. Dugey. Double pay-Maran-
Vile Schmidt Wild pltch-Aitchison
IIme. ~. Cmpires. BYRON and Lohnston.
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North Carolina League.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0-6;
Winston Salem, 5-1.
At Durham--Durham. S: Raleigh, 1.
At Ashcville-Asheville. g; Char
lotte, 3 Qen innings).
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COOLERS BUNCH HITS IN
EIGHTH AND WIN CAME.
Four Safe Bingles and a Pass Melted
Visitors Three Runs, Over
coming Colts Lead.
DOUBLE PLAYS FEATURE GAME
Fieldworl OF Both Teams Was Of
High Order, While SticlSwork Kept
Spectators on Anxious Seat-Ra-
mey or Sloan Will Twill To-Day.
DOUBLE PLAYS FEATURE GAM
Virginia League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Petersburg, 3; Hichmonh. -.
ItoHn0l<c, q; Newport News, =.
Norfolk, %; Portsmouth, 8.
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at indianapolis.
Baltimore mt Pittsburgh.
Buffalo mt Brooklyn.
ST. Louis Mt Kansas City
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-02
SP ORTS

Co work himself into the pinkcst of
condition He ants to put up The
best fight 0f his career when he mces
Torres, and moa 20 make sure that
he is in condition "a give the fans "a
rafting exhibition.
"flicde has improved "a lot sine he
was seen here, aid Connors. "Hc
has put on speed as well as weight.
When he fought mere before he was "a
bantam; now he mikes il Ia the light
weight division. The fans VIII see "a
loi OF Improvement In him."
Riede will begin training at the
New Mexico A. G gymnasium tonight
al \ o'clock. and she fans are all i'm
vitod TO drop In and see him IN nc
ton Lefty Floyd aud other good
local boys will train with him
Torres Ia continuing his training al
the gymnasium. lie viii WORK out
there this afternoon. He isn't worry
Ing about the isiodc climb % higher
pugilistic levels. He In certain he has
everything necessary 20 cause Riede
anguish and disappointment. and "a
are his followers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-02

gG5. 900 Tor three seasons WORK as
manager OF . fNdcrhl league team
was wired To Chtisty M%athowson of
tho Sew YORK Giants uy President
Gilmore OF the Federal league.
The ner was made bon e tcicgram
which read
"Christy Mathew son
Marlin, Texas
Newspaper reports state you did
not take Federal league oncr serious
Is. Get acquainted with Federal
league officials and yop will soon be-
convinced that We aro hot f%our-nush-
ers.
n will give you S6l.o0o for three
seasons ~ IMAGE OF "a Federal
satisfactory meet Wr 90 New YorE
Thursday ~ my expense. Wire ans
wcr ChiC.co.
tsignedD JAMES j. G1LMoRE,
President
Gilmore would not say what club
Mathewson would lead should be- take
the oner bui h is supposed that
Brooklyn In Tint event would be
handed over To Christy.
More Shiitlns in ic,lrr,l~.
The Chicago club host two players
la the shnnie mace 1y .fe Federal
lcl que managers, 81 was isarnel today.
tat htg owens Ule rwtrlrl a. the
Dufalo Federals. ln exchange. the
lac y Ciua got Catcher W'isuu. las;
veov undcrstuds tu ",ifct" Meyers Of
the Giants.
President Gilmote, charles Wecph-
nun and william W Nrr ~ Tho ellie
cfsl Federuls Will f,lsa Wednpsdi 81
Ger sew York To- srst the rcturntrg
Giants and White Sog.
Mayor Harrison promised 20 turn
a. arst shovel OF iiri for the Fed
rrals' gfand stand for witch ground
will De broken. Il is expected. tomor-
row..
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TODAY IN CONGRESS


Met al noon.
immigration committee contin-
ued o.. the Burnett bill.
Lewis r.. Parker Of New York
presented amendments 20 the i'm
migration bill
Woman suffrage constitutional
amendment discussed after an
unsuccessful movement tu table
IL. Two Thousand petitions
against tho prohibition consti-
tutionai amendment received
from KcntEeky.
House.
Met at noon.
Commissioner Rivers told the
insilar committee nothing but IN
dependence would satisfy Porto
Rlcaus.
Bill passed giving Fort Me-
Henry grounda 60 Baltimore park
purposes.
Henry W Lee Of Chicago told "a
committee the Chicago lake front
bill WIS a railroad frame up"
Representative slaydo blocked
"A bill 10 pension widows and or
phans 81 the spanish war
Secretary Bryan cancelled his
engagements to explain the Mex
loan situation GO the foreign ar
fairs committee.
Miscellaneous bills considered
under unanimous consent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-02
HARRY RIEDE HERE
FOR BOUT WITH
TORRES
likely Lad has Graduated
From Featherweight Divis-
ion and Says He is Out for
New Glass of Laurels.

Carefully toting a punch which he
~ carrying with him solely for the
purpose Of makinh things interesting
FOR Jack Torres. Harry Riede Of Den
yer, better known under his fighting
name Of Little Johnny Murphy, came
90 town this morning, Train No. Q
hauled him IN with an air OF conscious
pride.
with Riede came Bert Connors, his
manager. They were net al the sta
ton hy Mark Levy, impressario OF the
New Mexico A. q.
Ricde put the FIRST few minute of
his time in own gCtting Director Levy
Ia push the date of the meeting with
Torres ahead from March 6 20 March
o. lie wants the extra time in which
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-02
MATHEWSON SIGNS
WITH NEW YORK
NATIONALS
Great Pitcher Closes at Marlin,
Texas, Turning Down Flat
Offer of $65, 900 from Fed
eral League.

IL, lens.ss Wis, o. SWUNG nerRid.
Marlin. Tex, March 2-Christy
Mathewson today signed with the
New York National lcaguv team eN-
ocuiing his contract with President
Hampstead Of the New York club
Mathewaon said ho mad received the
Federal league ouor of SG5,n00 for
three years, $4,000 of this sum TO be
paid In advance.
when asked whofher there was still
a possibility for him a. consider a
Federal league oner Mnthewson re-
Piled. no. none. ! have signed with
the Giants. Furthermore the M
nouncement Of the Federal league
trat they will not try 20 Set players
who already have signed closes the
matter MatheWson said Zee aid NOT
feet al liberty to make public the
teens of the contract which hc had
signed with the New York Nationals.
His "a In ~discpssiug the Federal
league offer seemed 20 Indicate that
h. hud finished negotiations With that
organization.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-02

Early Closing Stakes 90 havo eight
entries Of different Interests Go fiil
and four to- start Latter Closing
Events ana Special New MeNico
Events to have six entries Co fll and
to tart.
An purses divided so. %. 90 and
20 per cent . per cent additional fee
win be deducted frcm am money
winners.
Conditions of Running Races.
No entrance Zee viii De charged
hut 3 per cent vHl be deducted from
nN money Winners. Purses dNided
90. 20 and IS per cent
Entries for an running races must
be- in the hands of the secretary at
. 30 o'clock the evening before the
race.
IN making entries the name 81 the
colors. the name, age and sex OF the
horse must be given. Conditions ~
race govern weights Go be- cnrrlod.
The association reserves the right
in declare off 40 races that have not
been started hy 3 o'ctock Tho last day
az meeting
Every horse entered must start.
unless declared out by 10 O'Clock "a.
M. the day Of the Face ana 3 pcr cont
OF the purse must accompany writ
ten declaration Not over twelve
horses 90 start in any one race
u b. the privilege ~ the secretary
10 cut out any or more horses IN
excess Of the required number 10
start d. hDvaa thor M. r.f -t.~r.f
To have preference over horses that
have started
Applications for stalls must De
mode ta tho secretary. stating num-
bcr nf horses to arrive.