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The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
OTTAWA RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-Two-year-olds: foaled in Canada
selling; 500; four and one-haf furlongA Lady
spsndthrift. lc2 tsmithl. 2 to D. to 10, out. won
Mona C., IS CMurphyl, 4 to s. to s. out. second
Carnie Jean. lc2 tKennedyl, % to /, 4 TO l. to 5.
third. Time o-5s Is. David Gillies also nan.
SECOND -Threeyearolds and upward
selling purse $500; six furlongs. Amofet, 100 ken
nedy), 6 to s. Z to 10. to %. won; Amazement, g
(McPhee) . to 2 2 to J. even second Theeieres. loi
tMier) Is to l. to l. 8 to l. third. Time. lis ls-
Fundamental, and Constituent also ran.
THIRD RACE-Purse, 500: four-year-ods and up
ward steepiechase; about two miles. short course.
Rasuso, l3o (koherl. to l, to 4. out. won; Lilly
Paxton. l3s (Dupreel, 10 ], to 2, out second
Tom Horn. 10 tWilson). TO 5. to 5. out. third.
Time 35s IS. Panorama also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Handiczp; President Plate
500: three-year-ods and, upward; and one-sir-
tenth miles. Water Bass 100 lsmythl S to l. s 70
z tos won; Baneeat. i0 tCaliahGn). 3 to z . t-
10, to S. second; Lochel. l04 tTapfnl. Is TO ], 10
/, to 2. third Time. Ias as Sir Blaiss. Impres-
sion and Brynlimah also ran. -
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 500; four -year-olds and MP
ward; selling; one and ne-sixteenth miles. J. II.
Houghton. lis tshilling). to ., to 2 out, won
Princess Thorpe % tMurphy), 10 !. to 10. to 8.
second; Sherlock Holmes 100 tCarterl, 10 l. 4 to
5. Ito s. third Time. ts Mccresry. Henotie.
and Billie Baker also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 500; threeyear-olds: sell
ing one mile Stncro. tshilling. % to !. 10 to /.
to . won Car Michael 100 (Hinphy1, 9 to s. to
10. to s. second: Zodiac, IS Murphyl, % TO !, to
!, to s. third. Time. la ~. FOOD oFortune and
Mocefk also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 500; thre~year-olds and
upward: selling; handicap; one mile Ind twenty
yards Clint, loo CKnighfl. TO q to 8. to 4.
won; Elwah. no Tsplini, to 10. to 6. to .. Sc
ond Chf Strram, Zoe warrington). s to ], To I,
even. third Time, La rs Dangerous March sna
Kinmundy also ran.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
Washington Canoe Club
Starts Its Title Events
H. Pardoe Wins Tal-end
Race IN First Champion
ship Tilt.
is cANOEISTS COMPETE

The frst event Of Q series of canoe
races was run on over the course on the
Potomac River in front of the Washing
ton Canoe Club Wednesday before fair
sized crowd.
This series of contests is to develop
the latent material in the club into ex-
pert canoeists, and also to decide the
championship Of the club for the year
1914
There will be eight contests in all, COM
prisinS all the canoeing events. such as
singles. double. upset race, hurry-scurry
and tsil-end races.
The event which was run of wednes-
day was the tail-end race in which the
contestants sit In the stern seat of their
canoe and paddle stern forward. Six
teen men entered and competed In this
event. II. Pardoe won the first heat, over
a quarter mile course, with Rouse and
Ansley second and third. respectively;
tims minutes and 10 seconds. Ruther-
ford won the second heat, with Burch
and otterback second and third. respect
lively: time minutes and 30 seconds
The final was won by H. Pardoe, Rouse
second. Burch third. Rutherford fourth
and Otterback fifth. Time. minutes
and 4 seconds
The man scoring the highest number Of
points In the individual events of these
contests will be the champion of the club,
and the men scoring the highest num-
Der Of points In the whole series will be
awarded suitable prizes. Points are
awarded as follows: 1 point will be given
to every man who contests and finishes
a race; the first man to finish will receive
points, the second 4 points. the third 9
points, the fourth points and the nth
point.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
LAToNIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-seIling; two-year-olds: Eve and
half hirlones. Chiita, 100 Niartin), Ql.N. $40
A-s. won: Outlook. los Connolly. $50. sa1. sec
ond; Lady Mexican. lG tHenryl. 500. third Time
! D6 IS Stoningtou, Lady PowerA Jeh Roberts
Ixzet Bey, Oseetah, and Brick and Mortar also ran
SECOND RACE-Selling: three-yesr-oids; d,
furlongs. Deposit, ia tKeoehl, A0o $50, $40
won; Rao1l. lG CTsylor1. a.D. go. second; Bl
lows. 10, CARROLL, $40 third Time. Ia3 2s
Csrunome. Mexilo. Maj, Belt, Destino. Cole. and
1ener also ran. ,.s
THIRD RACE-Allowances: nilies; two-yesr-oids
Margaret D., no TAYLOR. p.D. s2Te, $40. won
Pan Maid, los tobertl. $50, A0. second; Sweet
heart Sue. Ile tGriner). 81 %. third Time. loo IS
Rsbecca Moses. Alice Dudley. Be Fist, Grecian
Miss Beilamy and Eiderdown also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: threeyear-olds and
upward mile. Go Well. lo3 tTehan,, Ns.ee
SAN. $50. won; Clubs. lU (Wsldruu). $50. $50
second; Korfhase. 100 lTsylorj. sz-so third. Time
l335- Coy Lad and Boots and Saddle also ran
FIFTH RACE-Mile and seventy yards: three
yesrolds and upward: selling. Alador. IS Robin
son). $50. G.M, S.Q. won; Kinsling. Ill oval
drun). 800. kfe second: Boly Hin. - tCouway),
S.o. third. Time. - IS. Mn. Peli, Beaumont
Belle. Pebto. Palma, Wander. Ovation. Anna Reed
and Hortsnse also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-Mile and half; threeyssrolds
and upward; selling. Be. los tMott. S.e. $l.eo
800. won; Dnatory. 10 tKeozh), e.W Aoo. zee
ond: outlsn. 100 f0ber,, s1n third. Time. 80 IS
Piiant Woodczsft. Fellow Man. and Mamie NcDss
aiso nn. =
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
OTTAWA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACD-Purss, sloo; twoyear-old maidens
selling; six furinne. sstr and Garter S: 'Ener
getic l0l; Rsin Coat le3; .FlosSie Lee. los; n,
Pin los; Hugh. ps. Hahsdash. l0; kazan. IL
SECOND RACE-Puns. 300; three-yearolds sn<
upwards; maidens; six furiouss. Sykesie nl: Sadi
youette. lD; L. Dolores 100: Holten los: sadorus
los: indie. los: Capt. Ben los; linen. ios: Couhdo
IL: Curuix IL; Sigma Alpha, IL
THIRD RACE-Purse. $50; Windsoe Hotel Gu,
handicap; thrre-year -olds and upward; foaled IN
Canada: one mile. fCom Broom, loe; fIindesta
LIS; Rock,yxins lis; Breast Plata. \; Puritan LAs
100: Rustiins los
Campbell entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 500: ths Hotel windsu
cup: thieeyear-olds and upward; selling; mia snd
an eighth. Bulgarian. -; Eye White. loe; sUncls
Ben. io2; sJos Pinn, l4; 'Duquesnse. los: sKayder
cserus. ios; Levin. los; Dick Desdwood. 10; Love
day. 10; Jsbot. III. 40,
FIFTH hAcE-Pure. 800; fouryear-osds and up
ward selling; steepechase; about two miles. shoE.
course. Gun Cotton, Ns; Luekola, 40; The African.
": Bispt. l,s; Jim L.. Is; Bill Whaley. 10; eiddy
Gid. In.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $50; threeyesroIds and
upward;' seIlins; handicap: sx furionss. Yokvills
~; RuStling Bras. IN; Blue Thistle. III; ssni.
quavef -; Mipda. o.: Kaydruseros. loa; Brian
P1th. 10; Fnnk Hudsou, l0: Gordon. loo; Gerard.
SEVENTH RAcE-Pu,e. $40: fouryearo,ds and
upssrd: selling; mile and quarter. LADY Rsukin,
=, s0Epsrth. o. Mesry Lad. 10; An, ~; 11hto,
~: sDynamife los; Brynay. N
sApWuuf1op allowances daimea
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19

'Northerner 100: Sir Caledore. lo2; Sir Giles. IL
'swish, lG: Peaceful 81: J. ]. Llhes. T. Sors Of
VALLEY, los; Tea Enough. e. .
SECOND RACE-Three-year-olds and upward
selling; ax furongs. straight. 'Groser Hughes. l3
Pawhuska, ll3: Executor. los: Hypatia, lG; Ben
Ounce, 100; 'Northerner. &; Bosom, lis; Guy
tlsher, IN; water wslles. lis
THIRD RACE-Two-year-olds; conditions: hve ami
ouehslf frlongs, straight. Busy Edith. 100: George
Roesch, l03; Tnkle Bell. los; Sanenet. 100: Aahz.
los; The Finn, los; Mallard l0.-
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-oids one mile.
Pefthrock, fs kilerea, Ill: Cross Bun. lis; North
erner lo2; Ben Ounce. 80; Master Joe, &t
FIFTH ACE-Threeyear-olds and upward; s,e,.
piechase; conditions: about two miles. Bayhrook.
iso; Sand Hog. if2; Skibbereen. Nj Capricorr. la;
Lindsander. ~; Merry Task. lS.
SIXTH RACE-nree- yearolds and upward sel!-
ing; one and one sixteenth miles. Song Of ye.ley.
81; 20 Buster. lG Heartbeat. 30; Dangerfeh. 100;
Muskmeion. los; oakhurst. ITO; Goidy. los; Capt
Swanson. ios: Strenuous. Ill.
'Apprentics allowances claimed.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
Yale Oarsmen Capture
Two Preliminary Races
BOWLING TROPHIES
TO BE PRESENTED
Medals to Be Given to Members Of
. Winning Team in R. R. Y. M. c. A.
at Banquet Tonight.

Everything is in readiness for the en-
tertainment and presentation Of the bowl
ing trophies to the winners In the Rail-
road Y. NJ. C. A. Bowling League. to be
held tonight in the club rooms over
Union Station.
Bowling trophies will be presented to
Messrs. Humrickhouse, Stanley. Munich.
Triplett, Strieter. Graves, Humphrey,
Rider, Ekin. Williams Hanson, Fulk.
Weeks. Luckett. Grimes. i. Z. Smith.
wiess, W. L. Smith. Mark. Coe. Lehman.
Hassett. and Campbell. while Messrs.
Munich and Schroeder will receive mem
bership medals.
A large musical program has been
arranged, including the Terminal r. r.
Y. NJ. C. A. Orchestra, composed OF
Messrs. Guest, Backes. Bryan. Dorsey.
Furnary. Kester, Morgan, Branson. Clatt.
and Beitei; the National String Quintet.
composed of Messrs w. NJ, Snyder. w.
L Snyder-Ed. Snyder, Yates. and Cor
nell; vocal solos and duets by Miss
Richie Mclean and Miss Agnes Wheian.
while Messrs. Pierce ana Blodgett will
entertain with jokes and songs.
Ladies and gentlemen connected with
the railroad and affiliated companies are
very cordially invited.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
LAT0NIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-ssllins. maiden twoyesr-oIds: five
and half furioneS waterproof. lH: st. Char
ieote lo7: Obolus io7; Flosse Crockett, loo; spru
del. 100; Mary Reardon. 100: Tam Tan. 100; Bus
ness Agent. loe: Rhodes. ll2; Moscowa. LIZ; Time
Piece. IL; Syrian. III
SECOND RACE-Sslling three-year-olds and up
ward: six furlongs. Chameuse. s.; serenata, %
Naograne. 81; Mockler. lG; J. b. Robinson, lG
Rio Brszos. l0; Sure Get lG; Kenneth lo7; Ymir
100; Billy Barnes. 10; 'Quartermaster, lis
THIRD RACE-Anowances; tho-yesr-ods: geld
ings and colts; five furongs. Foxy Gnf. lT; Grey
Squirrel, loT; Sir William. lG Ph. IT., lG: Tetan
lo7: Shoddy. lc7; Eleven Pence. lo7; Malabar. 100
Deiano loa
FOURTH RAcE-Threc yearods and upward
handicap; six furionss. Gip<y Love. ~; Benanet
100; Prince Hermis. loi Hawthorne, lls.
FIFTH RACE-Sellng: three-yesr-olds and up
ward: six furlonss 'Helen NJ. S.; Louise Paul
s.; Eistace. los; Little Bean. lo5; Forty Miner
100; Royal Tea 10: Lamode. Ill: Willis. lis; Fur
long. lis: Flying Yankee, lis; Gabrio. lls
SIXTH RACE-selling; fouryearolds and up
ward; mills and seventy yards. 'Stavano. lo2: LAdy
London. ~; T. II. Green, los; Jack Kavnsugh
l0; Charley McFerran. loi; Prosper. lo; Green
los: Lncky George, los: Leopold. los: Ben Lasca,
Ill; Font. lis; Curlicue, ll3
sAppeentics allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
LOCAL GOLFER DOES
WELL IN BIG TOURNEY
John H. Clapp. Of Chevy Chase Club
Qualities in Wilmington In
vitation Tournament.
Special to The wsahingtoa Herald

Special to The wadhingfoa Herald
Wilmington, Del, June 1S-Washington
golfers are taking q prominent part In
the annual invitation golf tourney Of the
Wilmington Country Club. which began
today. -Jhn II. Ciapp. of Chevy Chase,
qualified in the preliminary round for the
second sixteen with score Of l75 for the
thirty-six holes. He n paired tomorrow
In the first round Of match play for the
Vice Presidents cup with A. C. Alex
ander. of the Bala, Pa, Golf Club.
Charles II. Orms and Charles A. Wat
son. Columbia Country Club. did NOT
qualify for the first three sixteens. They
will play in the fifth and last sixteen
tomorrow. ID. z. Sawyer. of the Wheaton.
Ill. Golf Club. tied with Walter j.
Travis. Garden City. N. Y, for first
honors in the qualifying round. Each
had q score OF l53 for--the IS holes.
The tie will be decided by their re-
spective scores in tomorrow's first round
OF play for the Wilmington cup. the
principal prize
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19

Cwolfel, s to /. even. out. third. Time. lo4 IS,
Only three starters
FOURTH RACE-The Harlem: three-yesr-olds
and upward; selling; mile. Tarts. l4 (sumter,.
II to TO- out. won; Donald Macdonald. ITO Met
calf to 2, to 10. out. second; Perthshire, los
u. McTagsart). to S. out, third Time. lal.
Only three starters. .- .
FIFTH RACE-Msres; three-yesr-olos and up
ward; selling; six furlo0gs; straight Adelsid T.,
l0s tWoods). Il to l. s to !, to 2. won: Orotand.
100 e. Mcraggari, 4 to !, s to s. 4 to S. secnnd
Louise Travers los tBuxtonl. . to z 8 to s. to S.
third. Time. l:l Is. Honey Bee. Lily Orme.
odeia. Trher. Phillis Antoinette. and Silver Moon
also nan.
SIXTH RACE-Four-year-olds and upward; sell
ing; mile and half. Patton. III tMsrco), u to 10.
out won; Tay Pay. lc2 tSumtsrl. 10 to /. . to I.
out, second; Monmouth. io6 .Kederis,. 10 to I.
to !. out third. Time 2:H. Lowsen also ran.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
DREADNoUGHTs ANSWER.
The following explains itself:
U..ks--&~. n ~

Washington. d. O.. June ls
Sporting Editor. The Herald: In reply 10 Mr.
Watts letter in your paper, ! would ask why he
doesn't take defeat like we took. and from him
Look at their lineup against the soldiers Sunday
and then look at the lineup against US Docs Mr..
Watts mean to say that when bis team 10 defeated
he has way Of putting il on the reservesi Al far
as the scoring Is concerned, / will admit that Mr.
King and Clements did not play the positions
named. but did pinch-hit- Why should resularz
pinch-hit for reserves If that was the team We
were playing!
Why did Mr. Watt who was umpiring, inform
us he would cal the At the end Of the seventh
inning. but when We scored six runs. making the
score TO at end Of the seventh inning. change
his mind and make US play full nine innings!
Why did Van Herbules pitch the last three in
nirgs and lose the game for the Reserves when he
is q frS.-team pitcheri
From my point of view Mr.. Watts 10 not enough
sport TO stand a defeat well as gory in q yictorJ
Thanking you for all past fsvors I remain
Respectfully,
c. 7. CONRAD, Jr.,
Manager Dreadnoushts.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
W. & n, 13; G. P. o., IS.
JAP PLAYERS SAIL.

Tokyo. Japan. June 1s.-The Meiji Uni
versity baseball team sailed from Yoko-
hama yesterday on the Sado Maru
which is due to arrive at Seattle July 2
Games have been scheduled on the Pa
cific Coast and In the Middle West and
East through July and August The
Japs will be seen in Washington early
next month.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
PLAYS AT ANDREWS PARK.

The Hyattsville baseball club will cross
bats with the strong Berry-Whitmore
club at Andrews Park today at $50. Sat
urday the Hyattsville club will play the
Marines at Hyattsville at $50 p. m -
Hyattsville would like to arrange games
with any class A teams any day except
ing the next three Saturdays Series OF
games with each club preferred. Address
II. f. Smith. manager, Postoffice Box
ss, Hyattsville, Md. Phone Hyatts SIR.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
ASCOT CUP TO ALEPP0.

Ascot. England, June 1S.-The Rous
memorial stakes of 5000, little over
seven furlongs. for three-year-olds, was
won today by Sol Joels Maiden Eriegh.
Evansdale was second and Slogan third
The Ascot gold cup race, worth $4,000
to the winner. was won by Mr.. Fairies
Aleppo. wimbrook was second and
Junior third. : = SsE r
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
BELMONT RESULTS.

FIRST RkcE-Msidens; tuo-yesr-olds; Eve fur
lonsz: stnight vanitie. 10 u. Mcrsegzrf}. I 70
q ont. won; King Simon. no Droudel, to !.
. TO 6. out. second; Andrumeda. M Hoffman,, Is
to l. : 10 5. out. third Time. 10 as. Only thrss
stayterS.
SECOND RAcE-Tae BLACK Stump; thrseyear-
olds and Upward; handicap; one mile Republican,
los tButweil). . TO s. to,s, out. won; Thorn
HIN. 10 Kedeisb. TO s. 1 to ., out. soDnd:
Buckhorn, Ia fwoods). to 10. . to %. out. third
Tine. -. Only three ssrteu.
THIRD RACE-The Neophyta; two-year-cids
handicsps i've and hah furionss; strsight. sLaAy
Roth IA tButwell, even. oxt, won; Star Shooter.
N tsuxtoul. 70 ~ cut, ssouod; closnis& "
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
YALE CREW FAvoRITE.

New York, June 1s.-It was estimated
this afternoon that $1,000 has been
wagered in the Wall Street district on
the outcome<of the Yale-Harvard varsity
boat race at New London. Conn.,, to-
morrow. Most of the wagers were made
at 10 to with Harvard on the short end,
although some were at even money.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
NINTH. Is; U. BRETHREN, z.

Runs-Hsuis C9 Rountree. Broone. Madisan q,
Carter Kelly Co., Won Herbulis 20, Howard. Sab.
Potter Foley. Upton. Bishod C2. Firs; base on
bsils-oh Kelly ): of Bcteler. . Innings pitched
By Bishon, 5: by Boteler. & Hits made-Oh Bsh-
on. u; on Boteier. Struck out-By Kelly. II /;
By Bishoh. 4. Thre~bsse hits-Keily e. Bishon
t9. Two-hase hits-Harris. Rountree. Giorsnnetti
Carter. Kelly. McCarty, Potter. Tpton. Sacrifice
hits-Haris. King. sacrifice hies-Howsrd CO.
Double plsy-Rountree to Broome Hit by pitcher
BY Kelly, Howard Umpire-Mr. Fanshaw. Tine
Of same-l hour and IS minutes. Attendsnce-sm
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
RECRUITS WANT GAMES.

The Emerald Recruits would like to
arrange games with any team in the
District averaging twelve to fourteen
years. Address communications to
Manager A. Kane. Westover apartment,
Twenty-fifth street and Pennsylvania
avenue. apartment 5.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
FAIRM0NTs RE0RGANIzED.

The Fairmont Athletic Club has re-
organized for the season of 1914, and
would like to arrange games with any
fast teams in and around the District.
For games. address J. w. Jolliffee.
manager. 533 Irving street northwest.
or A. L. Zachary. captain. 327 Shepherd
street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
AGRICULTURE WINNERS.

Runs-Rapp. lie Due 90. sproeser t9. Carroll
81, McIarney t2), Bailey. Ward. Sullivan. Ecken-
doH Hurley, Handiboe. p. Holman. Moriarty.
Sch fer. A. Hoffman. Smith. First base on balls
on smith. s; of Hartley, :: od Eidsness. z In
nnss pitched-By Eidsness. a3; by Hartley. s.-5.
Hits made-0h Edsness 2; of Hartley. S. Struck
out-By Smith. ); by Hartley, 4 Home nn-Car-
roll. Threebase hits-Moriarty. sproesser. Two
base hits-Fraser G), McLarney, Bailey. P. Hcf-
man. Stolen bases-Rapp. lie Duo 60. Carroll
Ward. Fraser. Double play-Sullivan TO Hartley to
A. Holman, Hit BY pitcher-By EidSness 2; by
Hartley, 2 Balk-Smith. Umpire-Mr. Hughes
Time Of gsme-l hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
G. H. l., WINNERS.

Runs-B. Bril- t2l. King Beach. Henderson ~,
Brown. Bradle, t2). Carico. Steele. First base
by enors-G. H. l.. 2; Coneress Heights, 2 Let
on bsses-G. H. l., Z; Congress Heights. l. First
base On balls-of Csuico {; of Sweeney. J. In
ninss ptched-By Sweeney, ~; By Steele, 2la
Hits made-oh Csrico. 4; OF Sweeney, .; OF
Steele, Z. Struck out-By Csrrico, Q; by Sweeney,
5; BY Steele, ). Home run-B. Brill. Thrce base
hit-HeDderson. Stolen bases-Pexrson, Steele,
Dickson. Hendersou. Bradley. Hit by pitcher-By
Sweeney. Brill and Carrico. Wild pitches
Sweeney. Steele. Passed bslls-Bradlsy. Ferieo.
Umpre-Mr. Jseschke. Time Of game-3 hours
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
WANTS SUNDAY GAMES.

The westover Buds would like to ar
range Sunday games with all strong
club In Virginia. Maryland. and the
District averaging fifteen to sixteen
years Address open date to n. Sauber.
250t Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
Games Today.

Rosedale League Highlander Columbias
Central League Emerald Spsrtans.
Depsftmental LeaGue-Postofhce War.
Agnes vs. Keller.
R. r. Y N. C. A. Deagne-5tation Va. Southern
Northwest Sunday School League-calraD vs. I'm
manuel
Treasury Lesgue-Nsxy vS Federals
Potomac League-steel Plant vs.. Eastern.
Marquette Leagie-Trinity vs. 81. Martina
Brooklsnd League-Mcthodists rs Baptists.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
AGRICULTURE TO PLAY.

Alexandria. Va. June 1s.-Beginning
Saturday the Cardinals will inaugurate
weekend games in conjunction with
their Sunday schedule, which at present
is attracting large crowds
Saturday afternoon the Agriculture
team. which Is now leading the Depart
ment League, will come over to Alexan-
dria and play the Cardinals. Batteries.
z. Thompson and Trenary; Eidness and
Frazier.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
Amateur Baseball.
Yesterday Results.

Eosedale League-Trojsns, u; Iroquois G.
Central Lesgue-Kenlworth. 8; Printers. G.
Dersrtnental Lesgue-AEgies. l3; Commission
es, o.
East Washington Sunday School Leare-Ninth.
Is: United Brethren, z. .-.
r. r. Y. n. G. A. Lesgue-station, q; Car. G.
Treasury League-Trasury. Is; Interstate, l.
Brookland League-Cathoiics 5; Episcopals l.
Msruuette League-Tennaliytown Il: Chenytale g.
- Potomac League-Esstern .; Fsiriawn. l. G. II.
l., 10: Congress Heights.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19

sulnlIl RESORTS
nAoDD LAND
SPRING HOUSE
Block Island, r. |.

Accommodations for 300
guests; fully electric ighted;l.
rooms with or without pri-
vate bath; refined patron-
age. Fine ballroom. Music aft
ernoon and evening. Out
door amusements to suit all.
Finest bathing beach on the
New England coast. Four and
one-half hours from New
York.
Ray Payne, Manager.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
KENnwoRTH, 8; PRINTERS, 8.

Runs-Cooke. Weaver ~. Sues. Strinser. Nc
Kay, Walker Kraft Wood. Moran t3). Snyder "a.
Ffryt base on baIls-On strnger. Z; on Tomplin. ?:
| on Nops. 2 Innings nitched-By Tompln. 223; by
Nops. SIS. Hits made-Oh Tonipiin, S; of Nops.
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The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
NAVAL MEDIC0s IN FIELD.

The Naval Medicos have organized a
baseball team for this season and would
like to arrange games with any first
class teams In Washington or vicinity
Address all challenges to p. johnson.
Naval HosDital, City.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
P0T0MACS AFTER GAMES.

The Potomac A. c. would like to ar
range games with all seventeen-year-old
teams in and around the District. Ad-
dress Frank Williams, llo2 Seventh street
southwest.