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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
Washington. Nav S-"Doc" Az

Washington May S.-"Doc" Ayers,
former Richmond. Virginia League
mainstay, was not In his usual form in
ms appearance against the Athletics
to- day. in which the Nationals and
Mackmen finished on even terms. after
ten innings of play, . 10 ..
Ayers worked the first five innings.
ana was found for three runs. OF these.
hnt one was earned, but there was more
htltne against the yUungStcr than is
usually the case The second hall he
served over was driven to tho score
board for II triple Ivy Eddie Murphy.
During tho five periods lac allowed
three.
At that Aycrs's record was great
compared with that Of the rcdoubtablc
Walter Johnson, who succeeded him
Johnson worked three innings, allowed
seven hits. including double and "a
triple. passed three. uncorkcd a wild
pitch. made an error, all OF which went
the plate for his opponents.
y triple play. the second made by the
Nationals in two weeks. saved The dav
In the ninth. Engcl was pitching and
two errors and Il nul>r hit filled the
sacks. IT was up to Catcher Iapp
However. the big fellow caught one on
the handle of his bat 1t hit In front OF
rebound. touching tho plate, lining the
ball To Gandil, who retired I.app. and
returned the ball in time to make an
other play At the plate.
In the tenth Gcdcon was hit bv a
pitched ball, and stole second There
were two out at the time as a result
OF strikeouts by Bush. Foster. who
season. WAS retired on strikes. The
score:
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HURLlNGHAM COMMITTEE
TAKES CHARGE OF TEAM

London May S.-The birmingham commit
'rc res taken entire charge az the polo
thsienTn ~liunton. nd u will undoubtedly
ce represented at Meadowbrook by the
s'ronbeai team ever seat out or the country
MI hands have agreed 10 sink their pnrtv
eIuefenceS and cooperate 70 give the Ameri-
ans ~" polo light of their lives.
: round robin was hastily dawn ~, ~,
ItN ana si2ned 10y nearly every prominent
l-nEN"h polo player. asking Captain IInrtrer1
Lloyd 20 take charge OF IN. chailenrtnr
cam lie The finest man ohtainah!e for
me post lie played in America three wears
ego. H- is now doing military duty In trc-
nd a special messenger left London 20.
lHHi 70 deliver the robin 10 him
II IL bow certain that Capthin I,.li.
Hntapt, l. ~. Ercgke and Major Barrett
VIII PIN on the 1cam. Othcr probabilities
are captain Dennis Bingham Riviurtou
,Ieni"ii and Lord Woldcnouse NuIir-
,flte go
Lord WibmoIne has agreed 10 loan his
ring OF seventy mounts and 20 Coutlnuc
iis financial support ~ the team. which viii
De known a. the NUrlingham team. TO NOR.
OWE practice 1T EurIlnghhm IS being
awaited with keen interest
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II. Louis. May s.-Dickson was cas-
Tor the -. Louis Fcderals to-day. and
they won from Pittsburgh, to ., in :,
frec-hlttinS contest Two homcrs ami
several doubles were made off Gran
dali' but he frightened up In tho pitches
The locals gathered sixteen hits OF
the former Bostonian. five Of them IL,
the second inning, netting AS many
runs.
Score by innings II. II. l..
-. Louis ......o oooi10'-7 &c q
PITTSBURGH ....o 0 0 0 20 o--6 0
Batteries. Crandall and Simmons
piNon. w. Adams and Berry
Kansas city. NO. May S.-Bufaio
punched hits I'm tho eighth. and. aided
by two bases on balls scored four runs.
defeating tho locals. to t.
score by innings: HuE
buhaio .........2o olnoOtl-s /
Kansas city ....1 0020 O20O--5 q
batteries: Iiauser, Moran and Allen.
liar: icnnine. stone and Eastcrly.
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Tennis Matches in L,ucbJn,ru

I.ynchOUrg, va, May S.-Fiual nrronrc.
mcnts have been made for the tennis match
TO be played here Tomorrow afternoon be-
tween players representing the Oakwood
Club and the University OF Virginia. The
match vas Intended TO u. held on the Y NJ
{. \. Island. but on account of the early
season softness of the island courts the
games VIII he at the old Oakwood Club.
IN. local team Will he composed OF Frank
y. hAi' owen G. simmer Marion Uowlson
aud ". y Davidson
The university players will. IL is under
s!oni, be selected iIcm the following: Rixey
kciIiher' Eager. Edgar. Potts and Faulkner
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INQUIRIES TEAM LOSES
TO CLUSTER SPRINGS
Hc"i"h's Pitching Proves Zoo MucI,
Tor i.nds From Local
prCD SchnnI.

,lhster Springs, Va. MAY s.-Nc
Iuite team: from Richmond. went
Gown to-day before tho Cluster Sprinre
n,hc IN z iast game. to J. Two hits
TOT inc visitors only run
Ulster was held safe until the fourth
a.atMc: "hcn baldwin walked two and
500 ,,f"e nIt~, allowing three men 10
Iross INC plate. Ia the eighth a don
pc His oy old and singles by chapman ana
~ 80 y!S!ucd TWO more. MiSter's and
La.Ne nc!dinS ana hitting ana New
.Dn ptchlng were features The
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COOLERS BAT MALLOY
HARD IN LAST FRAME
Holds Petersburg TO One Hit for six
Innings, md Thcu
TumIles.

held the Buschmcn to ono hit md ono
run through the first six innings of
,o-days game but in the seventh he
tor him with Il vengeance. making ten
mus. III addition to securing several free
bases. and thus scored eight runs in
tho three rounds
burg. and was steady at all times
Burke. OF Roanoke. made the first home
run of tho season, hitting To the race
track, scoring two men on. The score:
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LEONARD is lMVIMCIBLE

Boston May S.-The Red Sox scored
their second successive shutout over
the Nanks to-day by taking the game
! 10 o. Leonard was almost inVincible
from start to finish. striking out eleven
men ana allowing three scattered hits.
EXCEPT Tor one inning. the eighth,
Heating pitched steady ball. In this
frame II series OF hits. assisted by n
Yankee bobhle, put over three runs
for the locals and broke up The con-
test. The score:
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NnShif,ctou,
phi!Jttrlul,in

Totals go 10 81 Il Totals Il $751; oIs
RATED for Ayers IN nth
tlSatted for Plank In sixth.
ttaine called end Of tenth on account OF
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+Battcd for Malloy In ninth.
Score Ivy innings: r.
Roanoke ... 81 0 0 | q 1t
Petersburg ....... 00l 0002c -
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TIGERS HITTING TELLS

OF the Tigers enabled them 10 win y
loosely played game from the White
SoX TO-DAY, 10 L. S. Three chicago
pitchers essaycd IN vain 10 stop the
up eighteen hits. Crawford leading,
with four. including triple Dubuc
was none too effective, but his teams
stick work kept him in the game Tic
helding was poor ON both sides. The
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CcntrnI league. Gins. 40,

oodworhcrs vs.. Indians. Mt Harvey
Park Umpire, Mr.. Via.
Peconut Crisp VS.. Jones Bros. NJ
Southside Park. Umpire, Mr.. mn
Main Street Furniture COMPANY va
H. >. Wright. Umpire, Mr.. scott.
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Tic In Golf Nyeef.

! Princeton. y. IT,, May S.-princcton
and Cornell tied. three matches to
three. in golf meet here to-day. The
| match between Captain Stcarns Of
Princeton. and Captain Matthews. Of
Cornell, won't twcnty-onc holes before
| being won by Matthews. one up
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HIrhmond Icncuc. CIo.. a..

NinEan vs.. Richmond Electric Com
pany' at Byrd Park. Umpire. Moore.
cherry Smash vs.. portncrs, at South
side Park. Umpire. Kidd.
Hurk & Co. VS.. Walk-Over, at South.
side Park. Umpire Sharp.
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Cluster Springs
Claims Championship

cluster Springs Academy claims
the prep school baseball clnmpion-
Snlp or the state, nnd in willing 10
defend the cIHim nguiust any prcp
Schooi desiring game. Notffica-
lion should be sent to Ifnmpdcn
Neison' principal. not later than the
1:th Of this month.
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federation I..aru.

first National Us. McGnl. ut Byrd
Park.
b@rion Heights ~. Highland Park.
aN Barton heights. ."
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STANDING or TEAMS
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston at New York.
brooklyn Mt Philadelphia.
Cincinnati nj 81. Louis.
Chicago Mt Pittsburgh.

81; Louis, May S.-Hcrzog's home run
N tho fourth won for Cincinnati to-
day, to o. With two out and Hob
iit5el on second. the manager lined over
MGSccs head for the circuit. Moran's
daring base running in the nth. when
ne scored from first on Groh's single,
counted the final He'd tally. Ames
pitched a beautiful game, allowing but
four well distributed hits: The score:
Cincinnati ,,,,;s
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Totals 80 as'1a Totals ...:o 7g'1i

SCOre nv innINcg. n
Kew York. Observation-Disclosures. . o y q a a "a A
Boston Observation-Disclosures. u y q q .
summary: ErrorS-Maisel HuriZcl. Enci.
Gardner. Sacrifice hits HaTtz.u Leonard
PITCHERS summary: Base on balis-or
kcatinG. :: on Leonard. l. lit by pitcher
ny Leonard, tNIaiscD. struck out-iy
kea,ing. (; by leonard II. Umpires Ecan
and Evans. Attendance. 1907.
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~. \. 4. Il. Athletic t.a

iianiers vs.. Norwood. at Oakwood
iiNncibies ~. Barracks, ut Richmond
-. Second h"p'sIs vs.. Wesley, at Lee
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ComInercInI Lcngu.. CIn.x .I.r

WOOdall & QuarIes W. Crafts ~
Seminary Park. Umpire, Thorpe
Home Brewing Company VS. IVAN
smith. at SCOTS Addition. Umpire.
Morgan.
Roundtrce. Sutherland & Cherry VS.
signal Corps. at Clarke Spring. I'm
pire, BENDER.
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Tetnis So : - IS Totals 81 III
Batted for Griucr IN seventh.
SrnIn hN Il,

cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q : j o o o-3
Summary: Errors-Huggins Butler Hob
lt.el. Two-husc hit--CrGi>c. Home run.
Her@oE. Stolen hases-itaece. Hcrzog, Mar
sans. iioblitzcl. Pitchers summary: Base
ON halls-On Gr!rcr. !; off Amcs. >. Hits
on Grincr. = Struck ou;-By Grincr, .. hy
-tmcs. - by Doak. J. Time OF game las.
Empires. Ouigley and E.ason.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Observation-Disclosures. i. Column
At hnnsas c:ty-Kansas CITY Z; Inaianapo.
:, s. Paul-st Paul, !; Cleveland. 2.
~ WAlkee--NilWnultee, Q, I.on!ANtlfA Z
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UnIon Lcrsue, CIm,, "D.,

lrgInin Shoe Company vs.. cubs Mt
Ecncdictne Park ~
hp"orth vs.. Athletics. at Meadow
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IInrri.ouIurc uIrL Io.,.

liarriSonburg Va, May S.--Roanoko
High School battcd on, four runs i'm
The eighth inning to-day. winning from
Harrisonburg High by s TO z.
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Score by innings: r.
lScncdictinc O0loo1 O3ohI
Academy ......00l O0On = q %
summary: Left on bascs-Benedic-
tine, 4: Academy, l. Two base hit
iiicrhol2cr Three base hits-E. Miller,
Brown: stolen bases-Amos 60. West
%. Shakelford, Pitt. Roden. Streat.
scott. lllcrholzcr, Parsons. Bases on
balS-on Overman. !: off Iiicrhoi2cr. s:
or Brown, ;. Hit by pitched bail
Fletcher 90. Amos. Struck out-hy
cVerinan, by Hierholzer. !; by Brown,
I. Ralk--JlicrhOlz Time of ra,uc
Two hours. Umpircs, Frank Blount and
lieiker Scorer j.. r. kaln. Attend.
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VIT Dohfhf0n League, CInss ~
Nicos vs. Bell Telephone, III Byrd
Park. Umpire. Bottoms
American Clothing Company Colonial
game postponed. grounds not ready.
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darkneSS.l
score by innings: r.
Wushiug ton ................. = - q 1 . a
fhtl"dclphia .................a u % o 1 %
Smmmnry: Earned Washneton. .
ihiladeIphia. {. Err"rs-Fostcr. Henry. Nc
itride. Milan. oidring, McIunis. Daley. Eopf
%. fcnnocN. Double piay--Gandil ,unas-
s!Stcdp. triple rlay-iicniy to Gandil TO
Henry. I.cit on hascs-WJ shiurton, 4: phIln-
dclDhia. y SacrliiCr HES t;c,e"n. collins ,c,
lwn-hase hts Williams Cpndil Mciun!s
Murphy. Three base hits-AIorgnu i[opi
Home rnn-Shanks stolen haScs-Fostc,'
1,and!l. Gede"n, Murphy. Pitchers summary
basc on huIs-Or I'lank =; of PcnuoclI .:
on Ayers. !; off Johnson. 3. lIits-Om Plank
. In Innings; of rennock, In I innings:
OH Bush, in - innings; OFF Ayers. IN Z.
innings: or Johnson. In Innings: OF En-
sci. In ! inning. OH shaw IA I inning
liit by pitcher-Ry Plank. .. Struck out-Iiy
Flank, :: by Pcnnook. l. by bush. =: by
Ayers, 4; by johnson. !: by Shaw, l. Time
OF game 800 umpires. Connolly and Dl-
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Amateur Games TO-DAY
Capitol city ,.cncuc. Gins. "a,

Capitol city League. CInss a."
GraNs VS. Ashland. at Byrd Park.
$50 o'clock. Umpires. French and WI
cox.
Battle Axe vs.. Colegians, q, BYRD
Park. 80 o'clock. Unpires. WilcoX
and French.
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West End League. C,s.. .u

white Sox VS. Riversidcs. Mt Second
street Park
Hust'ers US. Pirates. at polo Grounds
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summary: TWo-hase hIta--IIummeI,
Goalby, lowell Home run--Burlle.
stolen bascs--Jackal. Laval Sacrifice
hits-Wclcher. IauGhlin. Double plays
.-iiuninel to Graham. Bases on balls
OFF Malloy. : on Swing, 4. Struck out
by Malloy. - by Swing. $. Wild pitch
Swing. 5aik-Swing. Left on bases
Roanoke. b; Petersburg, =. First base
on errors-Roanoltc, /; Petersburg, l.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

=; lsochester- I.ochester. C: Newark. (,
At Toronto Toronto. :: Prcvldence
At Bufnio-RUuIlc, 0; Baltimore ! irsltc,
nd Of sixth on account OF, ra!n)
No other games scheduled.
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DICKSON PROVES EASY
FOR ST. LOUIS FEOERALS
Pittsburgh StOgies Continue on To-
boEgan. When Nvenk Pitch
Ing Brlnga Defeat.
cHANDALL ALSO HIT HARD
lie TiEhtcnS in Pinchcs, However, and
Finally Noses Out Victory by OuI.
One Run.
Federal League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
KANSAS city, :, BuHnIo, g.
1t. Louis, Z; PittsburEi, q.
indin nupolis- baltimore (raiuD,
HrookIy Chicago tvct Rrnuuds).
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MACKMEN AND NATIONALS
PLAY TEN-lNNING TIE
Doctor Ayers. Not in Usuni Form, Is
Replaced by Walter
Johnson.
PEERLESS WONDER TIT
No Improvement on HicJniond TulrIcr.
Another Triple PIny Saves Contest.
Detroit Wins Another.
American League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Washington, ~ Philadelphia, 81
ttco innings: dnrlSucss).
Chicnso, s.: Detroit, 10.
boston. 2, New York, q,
tothcr game not scle,lttIc,l)
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

= CoiurlDus Columbus. 3. Savanna :;
. albany Albany. 3. Churleston.
& Macon Macon. .. Augusta
= Jacksonville Jacksonville. g. Co!urn
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hIcIice Dunn Wins

Hckee Dunn. Of the Country Club o. vi
: mia. won J s. match at the CHEVY Cb,s.
ennis tournament ~ Washington yesterday
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PITCHER GRIMES MAKES
FAVORABLE IMPRESSION
Newest Rccruit IIurler Holds Pirates
We'll In Hand Throughout
Entire Gnmc.
REALLY DESERVED sHUr-OUT
Hut fa- Unfortunate Biupdcr. South
erncr Would Have Administered
KnIsomfnc TO OvcrprOud Visitors.
Virginia League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Itfchmond, 3: Portsmouth, 1. |
Petersburg. ~ Uonn0kc, q.
Norfolk Newport NcUn tvct
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

81 Atlanta Atlanta. {: Chattanooga. 3
tteVcn inHluEsl.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6. Mobile l.
- B!tmin -BiriGiDGhsln 3. New Or
80 other games scheduled
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MANAGER HERzOZ'S HOMER
BRINGS VICTORY TO REDS
With Two Ont, Cincinnati Lender
Drives Rail 20 Deep
Centre.
MORAN is FAST On ~
scores From First BnSc on Groi'S
Short single In u'ifth 1nninE-Ames's
Pitching Features.
National League Results

NETHERLANDS SCORES.
Cincinnati. ,; ~. Louis, q.
New SOrk-Huston trnip).
fhiiadc lphin-pr0OEIyu trnini.
Observation-Disclosures tvct HrounJS)
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh at 81. Louis.
baltimore AT indianapolis.
Hro1klyn ut Chicago.
Buffalo mt Kansas City.
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NelC Boat Sure
Cup LITER
Says Upton

LONDON, April co.-sir Thomas
Upton and William +. Burton, the
British amateur yschtsman who 10
to sail the challenger for the Amsrl.
cas- Cup, express satisfaction WITH
the Shamrock w., which they closely
and carefully examined during the
week end at Charles r. Nicholson's
yard at Gosport, where she Ii under
construction.
Sir Thomas on his return to Lon.
don to-day said the Shamrock, ~.
looked every bit what she was M
tended to be--a sure cup litter.
The only thing that troubloy S0lR
Thomas Upton 10 that the Won On
the challenger IL q little behind '0W.
ing to the supply OF metal on han1
being insufficient. He said she coule
not be launched until the middle q
May.
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Meyers's Hand Swollen From
Spike Wound Received In
Saturdays Game.

WELL. here w ass with che sea-
w con nearly . week OLD. the
omcial standing Of me clubs
turned upside down ana. - TAR - I
can So. nothing can b cone about Il
~ hong - Brooklyn has . notion
In her head that she juGt he's TO win
all the OameA II loelrs - n the fans
viii eimply have to lot "thsm" Dods-
srs - night ahead until they cool Oh.
Fer . couple Of Asys thcFe were
symptoms Of the Highlander having
. notion like that, ana tAsy az
pretty wen - long - they he'd .
tail-snd team like the Athletics to
play With. but they slipped mp when
facing the eenako.. The word ''ssn-
ators," by tho way. u simply . dif-
ferent way We have Of saying waiter
Johnson"
The Dodgers ought to get away
pretty good for . few days. - they
also have . tatl-end club to peck ON
and can run neck and neck with the
Red Sox. who Are psoking o. the
Athletics.
Up at tho Polo Grounds this after.
noon King Cole 10 in the paddock. all
blanketed and everything for his
start against the Senators. ana It
looks pretty hopeful. That team
Walter johnson, you know--must
have his rest. Clarke 0rifith thinks
he Will start Boehling. the boy who
gave Richmond. Va. its first real ad-
Vertising since the OWL war.
Things will be different from what
they have been over in Brooklyn, &C.
cording to Larry Doyle, The Giant
captain sayu. no1 that Matty IL out
| OF the way, the tail-enderS are coins
to start an Nrt1st-Albertus Perfectc
Demaree. He 10 . real artist, too
His pictures are good.
But, gettin6 down 70 cases, the
Giants are not at all In . coed frame
OF mind to-day. Chief Meyers d
liable to BE- out Of the game for tive
OF three weslEs. ana u larry MoLsas
should get hurt the Champo-WI
should have said 'tail. eudArs," but
the old habit olings-Wtl b In ba(
way for oatohefu, The Chiefs han(
10 badly sWoellen from the spiks
wound. and II WAS taken downtown
ior repaiIs this morning.
Young Mr.. johnson. the far.iAMe<
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Ouimet Shows Improvement IN
His Playing In Practice at
Westward ho.

Francis ouimst, our young opsn
golf champion. ~ the close Of . four
ball match at Westward Ho. Eng.
land, on Saturday said: II can feel
that my shots ars coming 70 me. but
I must practise them and hurry them
up" With that object In view he
will remain at Westward Ho until
about April -. During the last few
days his improvement In the art Of
judging the Night OF . shot In .
strong wind has boon most marked.
mot once" says the DAILY Msirs
expert. have soon him Hurried.
everything supremely easy. He has
not done such good scores at West.
ward Ho a. his compatriot, Jerome
Travors, whose form has boon little
short Of phenomenal. but the latter
has had the advantage OF longer
stay In England"
Jackie Clarke earned the distinc.
ton ct the Newark Velodroms yes
terday Of being tho first man to do
feat Walter Rutt. the German. who
holds tho worlds championship. In
the latter's present campaign In
Clarke performed the feat In the five.
mile professional open, tho last event
on tho card. and In the presence OF
an overflow crowd OF 10000 people.
With 5000 persons on hand. Jake
Daubert, manager OF the OAklands,
a semi professional baseball nine.
had TO call OF the scheduled game
With the Brooklyn euperbas, at the
Parkway Driving Club. Brooklyn.
yesterday, owing to police interior
enco. The Superbas' first baseman
n q present out on $500 bail. pend
inn IN examination for alleged vto-
latiop Of tho Sunday baseball law.
and he did not caro- to welcome an
other charge Of the sort
| Young barriers belon0laG - ths
OsanAm \ 4. captured the point
trophy In the three and three-Quartel
mile road race for novices. whioh
Wa held under the auspices Of thu
81. Vincent Ferrsrs yesterday after
noon, They trtumphed with . tota
OF s. points. The yeungstoye Of III
PrsssntatieA A. O. o. 1rooklyA m
ished second WIN o pQints and TIL
Union Settlement A. O. lads Wer>
third With % points.
Cart. Chris Christianssn saA hi
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SPORT BRIEFS.

mates and crew Of twenty-five Nor.
wog1ans. who will man tho cup can
didate Resolute. arrived at Bristol,
II. l., yesterday on the steamer Cape
Coz, which will be their homo during
the racing season. Robert w. EN-.
mons "a. manager Of the sloop. with
George 4. Cormack, secretary Of the
New York Yacht Club. were also on
the steamer. with less than . week
tho Rssolute. her crew will assist In
getting the sails and rigging In COED
order.
A batting rally In the ninth inning,
that scored seven runs, turned defeat
into victory for the Lincoln starr
against the Fhillipsburg team q New
Jersey at the Lsnox Oval yesterday
BY score Of 10 TO ,. Smiling
Smoke" DesmukAs pitched Q good
game and only allowed seven hits.
but rank fielding behind him enabled
the visitors to scoro many runs.
Tho relay team that will represent
Oxford University In the four-mile
national intercollegiate championship
ut tho Penn relay games Saturday
will begin training at Franklin Field
to-day. Capt. Arnold jackson said
he and his mon were IN good condi.
ton.
Tho annual convention Of the Ma
tional Bowling Association, which
ended At Atlantic City yesterday,
abolished the loaded. or "dodo," bali
and forbade It's use throughout it,
territory. This 10 the most important
move made in recent years. II marks
tho termination Of long and bitter
struggle and helps to solve tho prob
lem Of getting bowling balls neares
perfection. New York will proba bly
be the scene OF the 1915 convention
| and tournament.
Tho last plate has been put IN place
on the yacht Vanitie at Lawley's yard
Boston. and within another week the
deck will have been laid. Sho will
probably be launched tho FIRST weeh
In May. Tho Resolute 10 to take the
water At Bristol. r. L, April Is, and
the Defiance At Hath May II. The
Vanitie shows . hull Of much beauty
She 10 long ana graceful, looks speedy
ana viii no doubt BE- q formidable
contestant.