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The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
PARKWHL BE READY
FOR OPENING CONTEST
Manager Edmonston Rushing Work on
Andyews Park for Game
with Eeds.

Manager Edmonston, Of the -Andrews
Papermen. had an additional force Of
carpenters working ON the Gond stand
and bleachers at Andrews Park yester-
day. and with good weather. Washing
tons new ball park will be ready for
the fans Sunday afternoon, when the
Papermen are slated to battle the Bal
timore Federals.
I A steam roller will start work on the
diamond this afternoon, and local fans
are promised a pleasant surprise when
they journey to Andrews Park Sunday
afternoon wire was received from
Manager Knabe last night, stating that
he would work either Quinn or Wilhelm
against the local aggregation. Manager
Edmonston will start Lefty" Downey
In the box, with Chief Greene, Ed Kelley.
and Forest Thompson in feserve. The
game will start at O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
Bull Defeated BY Johnson in Chevy Chase Tourney Amateur Baeb
WESTERN BATTLES
TECHNICAL TODAY

Teeh.ieal aaA westsr. win
meet IN the schsia6sie seraes this
afterneen On, Gesrgetswa Field.
the sa.e stsrtias DrsnStIy st
'5ssse s'eIsck. Tea will have
Showers or. Hird IN the bsx, while
Jack Aaans VIII be depended
upon 10 win fer the Red and
White.
Tech has played tive games
a1A lost both, while Western has
w6k one ssd sied sse. II Tech
wsss today, Western will be cat
Of the ehanptsnship race. BIZ
Handiboe viii handle the indi-
Gator. 4..s.-s.l
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GRIFF WILL CARRY
THIRTY BALL TOSSERS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE NINE

Mcbride his in front OF the plate
In the sixth inning and was retired on
q great play by Chase. Schalk came
into the diamond fast, threw hurriedly,
the ball taking nasty hop Just as It
reached first Hal Chase extended that
glove of his and the bail stuck. 1t
seemed that for a fraction of a second
the ball bounded out of the mitt but
Chase Rugged II to his chest and Con-
molly waved Mac out. Griff and the
captain kicked. but with the usual re-
sult-nothing doing.
The first real clout of Jim Scott came
in the sixth when Henry caught one
right and sent It far out into left CEN
ter. Ping Bodie was playing deep and
after a long run smothered the ball.
Jim Scott pitched great ball and until
he passed Mcbride in the eighth but
two men mad seen first base, both Of
these as a result of errors by Black
burn. After Blackburn had allowed
Gandil's roller TO go through him, Shanks
forced him and was caught or the base
a moment later.
Every hit the White Sox made went TO
right center. Chase's triple rolled to the
scoreboard, as did Demmitt's smoking
liner over Morgan's head. Ping Bodie.
who was the other Sox batter to con-
meet safely. dropped a Texas Lacquer
just over Morgan's head and out of
reach.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
TO PLAY IN BALTIMORE.

The Lincoln Athletic Club will go tc
Baltimore Sunday and play the strong
Young Mems Athletic Association nine
at Jack Dunn's Back River park
The following players will be seen in
the Northeast boys lineup: "Tacks'
Mccarthy. Lefty Clayton. Art Van
derlip, and Howard Ricketts,. outfielders;
Tots" Long. "Bos" Howard, Lester Sea-
bright. Johnny Prinz, and Zupnik. infield-
ers; Johnny Hanley, Tom Connors, and
Dave Burrier, catchers; Bugs" Nelson,
Wilbur Hildebrand, and Ray Bischon.
pitchers
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
SUBURBAN LEAGUE
TO OPEN SATURDAY
Falls Church Sunday School Boys Get
Under Way with Double
header.
SPECIAL to NE w.shinstou HeuJd.

Special to The Washington HeaId.
Falls Church, Va, May A-Everything
Is in readiness for the opening of the
Sunday School Baseball League here
Saturday afternoon tn season begins
with double bill. the Baptists and
Northern Methodists starting at 2 o'clock
and the Southern Methodists and Epis-
copals hooking up 1t the close
The leagus~Ast year was prosperous.
Better baseball 10 expected this season,
as the teams have strengthened The
cork center ball will be used, while last
year the rubber center one made long
hitting exceptional
Harry Kays. for several years MANAGER
OF the Interior Department team, has
been elected president of the league, and
under his leadership the organization il
expected to show marked Improvement
There are five teams in the league,
namely: Baptists, Presbyterians. South
ern Methodists, Episcopals. and North
ern Methodists- On the roster OF teams
are a number Of former minor leaguers.
semi-pros and college stars
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
johnson . Winner
Over Charles Bull
Philadelphian Wins Challenge
Round in Chevy Chase
Tennis Tourney.
MISS PENDLET0N LANDS

Wallace johnson, OF Philadelphia, won
high honors yesterday afternoon in the
seventh annual invitation tennis tourna-
meht Of the Chevy Chase Club, when he
defeated Charles NJ. Bull, jr., Of New
York. title holder. In the challenge round
by S-, "a. and Sc. This victory gives
the young visitor a leg on the handsome
Army Cup. donated by Gen. John A.
Johnston.
Miss ]. E. Pendleton won first prize in
the finals Of the women'a singles, when
she beat Mrs. Willard Sullivan by rs
and go Miss Pendleton viii meet Miss
Eva Baker. the title holder. in the chal-
lenge round this afternoon at o'clock
T. R. Pell, New York. and Charles NJ
Bull, New York. won the finals in the
mems doublee. after hard match with
Harold e. Doyle, Columbia, and w. II.
Y. Hackett. New York. by 81, 7s 6l.
and is. The sumparies:
MEMS SINGLES.
ChaIlenss round-wallacs Johnsou Philadelphia
challenger. defeated Q; N. Bull. h.. New York.
title holder. -. ~. |"
MEMS DOUBLES.
semi-anal round-c. n. Bull. t.. and I. r. PeiI.
New Yort. defeated Arthur Mellen. washinston.
and Z. E. Terry. New Yort. 81. default: N. Z
York. defeated J. B. Moore md D. D. Morgan.
t. 50
Final round-c. N. Bull. IT,. and T. R. Pen de.
fsated H. 4 Doyle and ". n. Y. Hackett. 81
- 81, rs
woMEN's DoUBLEs
semi-hnal rouDd-Mra Sullivan Richmond. Va,
and Mis- Meredith, washingtou. defeated Mis-
LAushhn and Mias Lppitt -. 6-3 Mn. Carlisle.
Washington. and Mis- Pendleton. Cincinnati, de
feated Min Bryan and Mis- Baker. rs sL
MIXED DOUBLES.
semihnal ruund-Mrs. Sullivan. Richmond. Va.
and Wallace johnson defeated Mrs. Brooke and
Gould Lincoln. 80 81: Miss Pendleton and W.
d. Wilcox defeated Mis- Meredith, Washington,
and Mckee Dunn. Richmond. Va, 81. "a
Final round-Mn. Sullivan and wallace johnson
defeated Miss Pendleton and W. d. Wilcox rs,
Is
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
MICKIES STRENGTHENED.

The Mickie A. c. will meet the fast
Westover A. C. next Sunday on the lat
ters diamond at 2:3o. The Mickies have
strengthened their lineup considerably
since going down to defeat at the hands
Of the fast Potomac A. c. The Mickies
would like to book games with any fast
out-of-town sixteen-year-old teams. Ad-
dress H. Smith. Jr.. AS Eleventh street
northeast Norris and Kempie may be
used in Sundays game.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
SURVEY TEAM AHEAD.

United States Geological Survey yes
terday defeated the team from the
Bureau of Mines. in q nve-inning game,
6 to 4. The work of the Survey IN
field was high class, Cudmore and
Gerard featuring. Manager Crump,
of Geological Survey. would like to ar
range games with teams averaging
nineteen years
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
AMATEUR BASEBALL.
YEsrERDAY's RESULTS.

Departmental Lesgoe-Pstofice. Q; Commission
en-,
Central LeAgue-Spartans. s; wassly, J.
East Washington Sunday School-Ninth, S: United
Brethren, !.
Railroad Y. NJ c. A. Lcague-Carmen, 3; South
en- J.
Omohundro ClaA. L
Tressuy L.gue-Inteutate. 6: Marines L
Maruuetts League-Tennalytown. 6; ChenydAle l.
Potomac Leaspe-G. II. l., 0; Congress HeightA L
Roedale League-rrojans. s; Iroquos, o.
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SURVEY TEAM WINS.

The fast team from the Geological Sur.
yey defeated the<Bureau of Mines nine
in q well-played game by the score of
to 4. The features of the game were the
pitching Of Gerald and the slugging of
Bean and Hanson. The Survey would
like to arrange games with any teams
averaging seventeen years. Address DR..
Harvey crump. United States Geologi-
cal Survey.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
BOARD OF TRADE TO PLAY.

The team from the Board Of Trade
League Thursday evening at o'clock
on the north diamond Of the EIlipse.
The probable batteries are: Board of
Trade. Burns and Ahalt; Interior. Gray
and Pollock.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
THE MIzPAHs ORGANIZE.

The Mizpah Athletic Club has organ
lied for the season and would like to
hear from all teams averaging fifteen
or sixteen years Following 10 the line
up: Wright, center field: Gensberg, third
base; Mason. catcher: Yeatman. short
stop; Sondheimer. second base; Stoner.
first base; Welsh, pitcher; Cornweil. right
field. and Wiegand. left field. Address
all communications to c. @. Stoner. 2os
Seventh street southwest
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
ENGLISH POLO TEAM COMING.

London. May 1.-THE Hurlingham
Club today cabled the American Polo
Association in response to its offer to
postpone the worlds championship
contest until the Englfshmen had an
opportunity to get a strong team to-
gether. The cable today stated; y, = ;.
Your kindSproposaf-fs greatly ap-
preciated, but we will keep to the
original fixture unless further unex-
pected dificulties arise"
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
SPEEDWAYS SHUT OUT.

The Linworth A. C. defeated the Speed
way club in last game by the score Of
to 0. The feature OF the contest was
the pitching of Williams. The Linworths
would like to arrange games with teams
averaging fifteen years. For open dates
Address c. Limerick, s33 C street south.
west. 3
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
WIsC0NsINs REORGANIZE.

The Wisconsin A. C. has reorsanized
and would like to hear from all first
class teams in and around the District
shorty" Wells has been showing good
form in the workouts and will mount
the mound in the first game. Address
communications to w. w. Grimes, 2556
Wisconsin avenue.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
ATHENS PLAY WESTOvERS.

The Athens Athletic Club will cross
bats with the Westover Club Sunday.
at Fifth and Florida avenue northeast
at o'clock. The Athens A. c. would
like to arrange games with all clubs
averaging seventeen years. to be played
on Sundays Address D. R. Sweetman.
1902 Ninth street northeast
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
FoxAIL HEIGHTS OPEN SEASON

The Foxall Heights baseball club will
open their season Sunday. May II. with
the National Federals as Its opponents.
The game will be played on the Foxall
diamond, located at Fortieth and P streets
northwest. All teams desiring games. ad-
dress Earle Monrote. se Four-and-a-
Half street southwest.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
P0sToFFICE, s: COMMISSIONERS. 5

Runs-Eckendorf. RausdeI Tweedale. Kemp Jar
Doe. Barnhart, Bradley. Vaughn e.. Beard ~. An
derson. Ned- Left bsses-POstoAice 9: Conmis-
sioners. l. First haSe on ba1s-Of Jarboe 5; of
Ryan 2. Innings pitched-By Jsrboe. Z; By Smith,
L Hits made-Or Jsrboe. Z Struck out-By Jar
Doe, s: by Ryan Tvohase hits-Burke wilson
Sacrifce hit-Jarboc. Sacrifice fies-Beard F.nton
Handiboe Stolen bzss-Schafer. Bxfnhart C2l An
derson %, Waugh. Beard Nef. Fenton Hit by
ratcher-By Ryan, /; By Smith. = Wild pitches-
Ryan, /: Jartoe. >. Umpire-Mr. Millar Time Of
game-l hour and 50 minutes
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CARMEN ON TOP.

Car Department defeated Southern. in
the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. League, yester-
day, to 3. F. Callow twirled a neat
game. being at his best in the pinches.
The score:
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CUP DEFENDER LAUNCHED.

Special to The Washington Herald
Boston, May A-The yacht vanite. the
last of the three America cup defenders.
which will battle for the right to meet
Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht Shamrock
~, was launched at Lawyers yard in
Neponset this afternoon. A great crowd
was present.
Miss Dolly Bowen, of New York. niece
Of Alexander s. Cochran, the millionaire
owner and builder Of the vanite, christ
ened the new cup defender.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
MILITIAMEN IN LINE.
, The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald
Rockville, Nd. May 1.-THE members
Of Company K, First National Guard.
recently organized at Silver Spring, have
organized an athletic association with
the following officers: President. Oliver
II. P. Clark; vice president Louis H.
Ely; secretary. Basil P. Boykin; treas
urer, Frank L. Hewitt. The association
will go in for baseball. football, basket
ball and track sports Of all kinds.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
VERMONT DEFEATED
IN CLOSE GAME, 8 TO 2
Green Mountain Lads Barely Nosed
Out by Harvard in Thrilling
Contest-Mahan Is wild.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Cambridge, Mass, May H-Harvard
found the University of Vermont 4
harder proposition than the majority of
teams which visited the Soldiers Field
this season. 1t barely won out by the
score of TO 2. Mahan. Harvard's twir-
Ter, was very wild. Score:
Univ Of vt......... 90 o.
Batteries-Malcolm and Mayforth; Mahan and
Waterman and Osborne. UEpire-Mr. 0'Reilley.
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ST. PAUL. 4; ONO, l.

Runs-Mertz Cullum X. Coe (g, Garvey First
base by errors-St Paul 8; ONO. ). Left on bases
st Paul. 9; Ono. 6 First base on balls-Oh
stackman, j: Oh Humphries. ]. Two-base hits
Dyer, Mertz. Sacrifice hits-Seaton, Wilson, Dyer.
Stolen bases-Culium. Mertz t2,, X. Coe Wilson.
Dyer. Dutton. Hin. McAleer Double plays-Seaton
to Bealle: Dutton to Hill. Hit By pitcher-By
5tackman (Mertz. Culhm, Parsley: By Humphriea
(AcAleer1. Umpire-Mr. Woodward. Time of game
Il hour and % minutes
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STAKES TO CARRICKFERGUs.

Special Gable to The Washington Heald
Newmarket, England, May 1.-The
Payne stakes Of $500 were won here
today by Col Hall Walkers Carrick-
fergus. Cupdon ran second and st.
Guthlac, third.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15

Runs-Noyes. Rountree 20, Maxwell. Harris. Mad
igan. Earned runs-Ninth ). First base By errors
United Brethren. 5: Ninth, /. Left on bases
United Brethren. 8: Ninth G. First base on balls
OF Bishof, 5; of Won HeTbules . Struck out-By
Bishof, Z: BY Won Hubnles ?. Three-b base hit
Gvannetti. TwO-hsse hits-Rountree CuIligan.
Sacrifice hits-Tpton. Seabrisht, Girannett- Max
well Stolen bases-Tipton e. Double play-HaTris
to Rountree to Howell. Hit by pitcher-By Bishoh
tkerperl; bG Won Herbules tNoyesl. Passed balls
Bunier, ). Umpire-Mr. Fanshaw. Time Of game
] hour and ~ minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
GAME WANTED DECORATION DAY

The Hyattsville Baseball club would
like to have q game with some first
class team Decoration Day at 1890 a. m.
This is to be known as baseball day in
Hyattsville. At 2 p. m. the Rex A. e.
will play two games. Expenses will
be paid for the morning game. Address
Harvey E. Smith, P. o. Box s.. Hyatts-
Vile. Nd, or phone Hyattsville STR
after p. m.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
CHERRYDALE AGAIN DEFEATED

Manager Tafts 'Cherrydale club went
down TO defeat again in the Marquette
League yesterday, 8 to 4, with Tennally-
town as the opposition
Veinstein famed fifteen men. but lost
his game in the first inning, when five
runs were registered. The score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
AGRICULTURE DEFEATED.

Government Printing Office defeated
Agriculture, to 6, in the best game
played this season In the Colored De-
partmental League. The winning run
was scored in the ninth inning by Mills.
who batted for Myers. The score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15

Runs-AwkHard. Grant. Garrett %, Simms
Gcode. Hyson. Fairfax. Irving. Fenwicks. Hall.
Scott Mills Earned runs-Asriculture. ); @. p.
o.. 6. First base By errurs-ASnculture. S; G. r.
o., ). Left on bases-Agriculture, .; @. p o.. II.
First base on balloon Jones. /; of Grant, 2: Oh
Barnes. l. Innings pitched-By Jones. 4; By Grant.
5: by Barnes, 6; By Hawkins. ! Hits made-O1
Jones. 6; OF GIANT. 7; OF Barnes. S: OF Hawkins. =
Struck out-By Jones. 4: by Grant 4: By Barnes, 5:
by Hawkins l. Tuo-hass hits-Carter Parker. Fen
wickS Sacrifice hits-Garrett. Stolen hase>-Grant.
Parker, Irving Scott. Hall t2l. Passed bali
Awkward. Umpife-Mr. Harley. Time of game-l
hour and 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15

Runs-Daugherty Mortimer. Cash. Moore, Tllett
Barnes. Thompson. Goode, Perry, Glass. First base
BY errors-Iuterstate !; Marines. Left on bases-
Interstate 4; Marines, 5. First base on halls-O6
Glass 5; of Cash, ). Struck out-By Glass, ID; by
Cash, II Two-base hit-Cssh Sacrifice hit-Goode.
Stolen bases-Giass Dunbar ~. Tilfett lS, Barnes,
Cash, Galloway. Hit by pitcher-By Glass (Barnes).
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GAMES TODAY.

Departmental League-ASriculture vs. War.
Central Learae-Kenilwurth "a Emesalds
East washinStou Sunday School Lesgue-St Agnes
V. Keller
Railroad T. NJ. @. A. LeaSue-Shops vs.. Station.
Northwest Sunday School LeaSue-Bnghtvood ra
Whitney.
Treasury League-FederAls ~ Navy.
Marquette Lesgue-Tririty ST Martin
Potomac League-Eastern vs. Fairlawn.
RosedaIe Leagle-Hishlznders vs. Columbia
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Runs-Holbruner t2,. DALEY. Pugh C3). Hughes
(2). smithson. Kilroy. F. Callow First base on
bails-On Munch 4. Struck out-By F. Callow. 6;
by MUNICH 8. Home rn-Hughes. Twobass hit
Platz Stolen bases-J Callow. Smithson. F. Calloy
81. Holbruner C2l. P1atz, DALEY. Campbell. Pugh
C3). Double play-F. Callow to Hughes Balk-
Munich. Umpire-Mr. Joe Handiboe. Time Of
game-l hour and Is minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
G. Z. L, s; CONGRESS HEIGHTS. !

Runs-Speth. Coulter o. Brown B. Brill. Bury
Smith. NansiSe. v Waller First base on balls
of Henderson. 2: of Coulter. /: of Bel TO- In.
nings pitched-By Henderson 5: by Coulter ); by
Bell. 5 %; by Waller l3 Hits made-On Hender.
son, .; Of Coulter. 2: of Bell. O. Struck out-By
Henderson. ): by Coulter. l; by Bell s. Three-
base hit-Speith. Two-base hits-Bury C. Wahler
Stolen bases-R Brill. King. speith, Coulter b
Brill yAnsise. Thornett. Pennington o. wild
pitch-BeiL Passed talls-Poalock Cz. Balk-Hen-
dersou Umpire-Mr. vensble. Time Of gamel
hour and 10 minutes. 49,
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Runs-F. Genrii. Wright, A Geratdi, Fitzgerald.
p. Gerardi Earned runs-Trojans. Left on bases
-lroquois. S: Trojans S. Fint base on balls-On
Hamel. 2: of braund 4. Struck out-By Hamel, 5;
b. Braund. 8. Stolen bases-F. Gerard Cg, Wright
A. Gerardi C0. Ftzsezld Macdonald r. Balcher
Flynn, HamI C9. Triple playa. Gerard to
Matera to Fitzgerald. Hit b. pitcher-By Hamei.
p. Gerard Wild pitch-Braund. Umpire-Mr.
MyetA Time Of camel hour and 10 minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15

Rms-ODay. ]. stadtleT, kirkilnd. Stewart
Blnkhorn. Woodward, Grayson, yeinstein. Benner,
Rector. First base bals-0h Yeinstein, 9: OF
Bender. ;. Struck out-By yeinstsin. Is; b. Bender.
H. Two-base hits-Rector, yeinstein Stolen bases
-Brpzns Smith, Kirkland. Woodward Hit by,
Iitcises-Bs Bssde~ tBe1nsrs BsnseR,. PssSed baiis
Rector tSl, HsgeT. Umpire-Mr. DuSan Tine Of
esme-l hour and SC minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
HAYES SCHOOL TRIMS BLAIR.

The Hayes School defeated the Blair
School in loosely played game. the
final score being Il TO s. The batting of
Doyle and pitching Of Gray were features
70. the winners. while Liab, of the losers.
hela 1eun axSt hass b ane st91A
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
TAKES DOUBLE.HEADER.

Adams School won a double header
yesterday, Toner School going down to
defeat to 2 in the first game, while
Thompson School was downed in the Sec
ond, . to 0. ....
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
AGGIES ARE BEATEN
BY MIDDLE CLUB, 3 TO 2
Hofeeker Pitches Great Ball Asains.
Farmer Crew-Errors Figure
in Result.

Annapolis, Md, May 1.-THE Mdship-
mems baseball team won from the Mary
land Agricultural College. one of the
strongest teams In the State, here this
afternoon. to 0. Score:
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ST. JOHNS WINS OUT.

Annapolis, Md. May H-1t required
eleven innings to decide the baseball
game between ST. Johns College and the
nine Of Franklin and Marshall College. of
Lancaster, Pa, here this afternoon. the
local coliegians finally winning, 2 to l.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
NOTRE DAME LOSES.

Special to The Washington Herah
Princeton. N. J., May L-(iood sacrifice
batting and the failure Of Notre Dame
to hit at the crucial time gave the Tigers
a to victory here this afternoon. Deyo
pitched a clever game for Princeton.
Score:
RHE
Hotre Dame ..... elooo ol .
Princeton. % o0oo2 "a {
Batteries-Bergrr. Kelley and Kenny: Deyo and
Wall. Umpirs-MesspI Conohan and Freeman.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
sPARTANS, 5; WAVERLY A. c., 3.

Runs-Martin CO. spsldins. Green, Clayton. Nc.
Comsck. Fitzgerald, d. Breen. First bass by
errors-Srartan, 2 Left on bass-Wayeriey a. c.
4; Spartan, s. First base on balls-of I. Touhy, q;
OF GRy. Struck out-By 7. Touhy. ); By Gray O.
Tro-base hits-spaidins Mccormack, Fitzserald.
HsDdley. Sacrifice hits-J. Touhy. Daniels. Koogle
Stolen bases-Msrtin. Cranston. Bsk-Gray. z
Unpire-Mr.E E6monston. Time Of gsme-I kow and
3 minutes.
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Runs-Hicks Ca. Calhoun. Stolen bases-Calhoun
tD, Hicks Adams vinson. Sacrihcs hits-AdAmA
Calhoun. sscrihc. fy-Rodsss TwoAss hit
Hicks Struck oat-By vinso1. Il; b. HoneHG.
Bases on baIs-Oh yinson. 1; OF Hofecker. L
Unpires-Messrs Betts and Hughes of Washington.
Tins Oh rzme-i hour and q minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
BUSINESS HIGH vICToRs.

r. II. =
Business High School trimmed Gal
laudet in a seven-inning practice game
yesterday. to 3. Blundon worked in
good form for the winners. Score:
Business S5
GallAndet.. ) o o o o. 4
Bstteries-Rasmussen. Moore. ClAssen and Rem
DALI Blundoa and F1aherty
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FoxHALL HEIGHTS WANT GAMES

The Foxhall Heights baseball club
would like to arrange Sunday games with
all fast-playing teams. Address. e Mo-
mote. so3 Four-and-a-half street south
west.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
R0oUoIs DoWNED.

The Trojans trimmed the Iroquois,
to Q. IN the Rosedale League yesterday.
Braund twiried steady game, and was
given faultless support. Randy" Belcher
featured for the losers The score.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
NINTH WINS AGAIN.

Ninth continued winning in the East
Washington Sunday School League yes
terday, handing the United Brethren a
8 to l trimming. The score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15

After seven years Of effort an Ameri.
can expert has established in Uruguay
one OF the largest and best equipped
veterinary colleges In the world.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
Federal Fragments.

Pitcher Eli Gates. who was with the
Indianapolis Federals last year. but was
left out in the cold in the reorganization
of that team, has applied to the South
Bend club, Of the Southern Michigan
League. for a job.
Manager Miner" Brown has high hopes
that his st. Louis team will win the PEN
nant. Branch Hickey and Miller Hug
gins. his fellow-managers in the same
town, don't even dare hope. much less
say so In public.
Manager Larry Schlafy is well pleased
with his Buffalo team. He declares his
men are not in proper shape just now.
but will show their real class after they
have played a few more games He
claims to have the fastest team In the
league
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15

George Pierce and Jimmy Lavender,
both ex-Grays, lock to be in for win
ming season under Hank ODay. Jimmy
thinks it will be his best year. while
George smiles and says the same for
him.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-15
BUFFALO FEDERALS
WIN OUT IN THE ninth
Tinker Stars in Chifeds Defeat at
Hands of Tip-Tops. =
4 to 5.
BALTIMORE CLUB Is ON TOP
YEsTERDAY's RESULTS.
Brooklyn, 4; 81. Louis l.
Pittsburgh. 6: Kansas City.
Buffalo. 8: Chicago. T.
Baltimore. 3; Indianapolis. G.
TUDAY's GAMES.
indianapolis at Baltimore.
Kansas City at Pittsburgh.
81. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicaso At Buffalo
BALTIMORE CLUB IS ON TOP
YEsTERDAY's RESULTS.
TUDAY's GAMES

Special to The Washington Herald.
Buffalo, May h-Tinker's hit. with
three on. and Krapp's error. gave Chi
cago enough to tie. after Buffalo had hit
Lange for four runs today, but Ffske
gave the game back to the home team
by allowing a hit and passing three men
in the ninth. forcing in the winning run.
A double play, with three on, nipped a
Chicago rally in the third. The score: