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The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
BOSTON BRAVES WIN
Two FROM ST. LOUIS
Dick Rudolph and Bob Bescher in
Fist Fight-Pirates and Giants
Divide Double Bill.

st. Louis. Sept. lS-A fist fight be-
tween Bob Bescher and Dick Rudolph
with players. police and umrires sep
arating the battlers was a feature of to-
days double-header between the Carus
and Braves. The first game was 4 farce,
n to l for the Braves. and they also won
the second. 6 to 3.
The Bescher-Rudolph fracas came in
the fourth inning of No. I. Rudolph used
q bean BALI with Bescher at bat. When
he was retired on groundcr Bob swung
a right and left on RudOlphs face knock
ing him down. Players Immediately sep
arated the fighters. Scores:
First game II. II. f.
Boston. n............... . . % - 0
-. Louis. ........... G 0 0 o | !
Batteries-HLdOlrh. Barnes and GUwdy; Grincr.
ferdue. Neinaus. Lanne and SNYDER and Roche.
lmrires-Mesrs. ODay and Quisley.
Second game r. H. E.
BCston. n................ 900 0o3 ! o-6 II 0
81. Louis. 0 l 0 0-3
Hatteries-Iagan and Gowdy: Saee and Snyder.
| tmTIres-M,>rs. QuiGley and Day.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
ARIELS Make Clean
sweep At REGATTA
Baltimore Oarsmen Trim Analostan
Crews in Eight-oared Race
and Gig Event.

Baltimore. Md, Sept. 1S.-The Ariel
cr' US carried off the honors in the eight
Dared shell and four-oarded gig races
here today. beating their opponents. the
Analostans. of Washington, D. C, by Il
length.
In an exciting finish Roberts and Boet-
finger, of the Maryland Swimming Club,
We're the winners in the plain doubles
canoe race. Berger and Arnold. of the
IrOquOis Club. were a close second, with
Reckman and Spittel, of the same club.
third.
The eight-oared crew of the Ariels was
composed of Howard. Hildebrand. Mat
thews. Mcfarland McCabe. Skinner, Will
son. Smith. and Mclaughlin. coxswain-
The Analostan crew was Boyrer. kro-
sise. Crowder, Hunterly. Roberts. Chase,
Main and Corning. coxswain. Ariel four
cared gig-Matthews, Skinner. McCabe.
Hildebrand and Mclaughlin. coXswain.
Aalostans-Boyrer. Willis. Crowder. Rob-
erts and Corning coxswain.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
Promoter Quits,

New York. Sept E.-Willam c. Mar
SHALL the promoter of the Mcfarland
Gibbons boxing oout at Brighton Beach.
announced yesterday that he would
stage no more bouts at the Motordrome
Mr.. Marshall came to this decision after
he found out that the expenses were so
large that he will be lucky II he doesn't
lose money on the big project. "If a
bout will draw $780," said Mr.. Mar
shall. "ard you can't make any money
on It. what's the use in continuing in
the game?'
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19

Demsey hit off right flank for a 40
yard run. Maloney tried the forward
pass twice and failed. and on his third
attempt Hanlon intercepted the ball.
After failing to gain Hanlon attempt
ed to drop kick. but Barron and Ward
broke through and blocked the ball,
Mcclure recovering it. ending the pc
riod.
The third-string candidates were
then hustled into the fray and gave
the varsity good battle for the re-
naming minutes. A series of line
plays directed by Graduate Manager
Cox kept the varsity team guessing,
but no large gains were made except
ing runs by Davids. The former
quarterback of the Hamilton Institute
went through the center of the var
sity's line on two occasions for 90
yard gains. Play was halted in mid
field and the varsity players were then
put through a twenty minute signal
drill which ended the work for the
day. The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
INTERCITY flag
Won BY AGG|ES
Farmers Land Final Game
from Portner Brewers in
Uphill Fight, 5 to 4.
HURLERS ARE In FORM

Agriculture the District champions.
won the third and deciding game of the
intercity series by defeating the Portner
club, of Richmond. to 4. in the first
game of a scheduled double-header on
the Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. grounds. after
a brilliant uphill struggle. The second
game could not be played on account Of
rain.
The Portner club. by punching dou-
BILE and single with two errors in the first
inning, took the lead by putting across
two tallies. and were never headed until
the final frame. Agriculture kept put
ting men on bases in nearly every inning.
but when the pinches came Dunn was
stingy with his safeties and the Aggies
were forced to go scoreless.
Errors came near to be the undoing of
the local champions. despite the sterling
box work of Owen, an it was only by
punching drives in the third and seventh
innings. when three runs were sent over.
that the Washington contingent was
placed within striking distance. and set
the stage for a brilliant ninth-innfng
rally which gave them the verdict.
Fraser Pinch Hits.
One run behind in the final session.
'.Zeb" Fraser was selected to hit for
Owen. and responded with a clean drive
past first. Pee got himself into a hole
attempting to sacrifice. and then hit
safely to left. Fraser taking second.
Limerics bunt was pop-up. which
Dunn fielded. Shugrue hit through
Gentry. Fraser scoring the tying run and
Pee moving up to third and Shugrue to
second on the attempt to cut off the tie
ing tally at the plate. Mccarthy, who
had previously singled and doubled, then
drove out a long fly to center. and no play
was attempted to cut off Frank Pee with
the counter that decided
Two fielding chances accepted by Pee
in the seventh inning had much to do
with saving the game for the home folks.
With one out and Wells on first, Agri-
cultures left fielder raced in behind
third and grabbed a foul ball off Gen.
try's bat. Again in the eighth after Mo-
ran had doubled with one out. Limeric
attempted to drive the latter back to-
wards second and Lee singled sharply
through the spot vacated by the peppery
Brownie" The latter made hard try
to go back and knock the ball down. Pee
came In fast on the play. gathered up
the grounder and by perfect line throw
cut off Moran with yards to spare.
Reds" Mccarthy celebrated his last
game with the champion AGgies by ham
mering out a single and double. and
hitting a sacrifice fly in the ninth that
sent over the winning tally. He drove
In three of the five runs scored. accepted
two chances and stole one base
For the visitors, the baserunning of
Bransford. the fielding of Baur and Gen.
try and the batting of Moran featured.
Score.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
Will PLAY All.Stars.

The All-Stars will meet the strong Co.
lumbia Theater team today at 1880
o'clock at Columbias grounds. Both
teams will have a good many stars,
therefore a corking good game is ex-
pected. The All-Stnrs will have one of
the strongest line-ups ever presented in
Washington. consisting of Tack McCar-
thy. left field: johnson. center field
Daughton, right field: Cooke, center field ;
Toots Long. third base; Katsy Dean,
shortstop; Grissom, second base; Stew
ems. first base. Blanton, pitcher: Blum
don. pitcher; Wright. catcher: Zachary,
catcher. and Freeman, utility.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
Milburn May Join Rumson.

Rumson, N. J.. Sept. H.-Devereux
Milburn. one Of the international polo
players, Is expected to be in the lineup
with the Rumson White Wings, which
will meet the Piping Rock Wanderers on
Herbert Field here in a tournament game
for the Rumson Country Club cup on
Tuesday. c. L. A. Whitney will be one
of the four in case Milburn does not ap-
pear. The other players on the White
Wings are w. Strother Jones. jr., Wal
ter C. Mcclure and Warren W. Barbour.
The Piping Rock Wanderers will be
chosen from John ODay. Harry East.
Ralph Kirlin, E. NJ. Earle and A. Mother
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
Yankees Lose Two Games.

New York. Sept. 1S.-The Chicagos
today crushed the Yanks in two
games, in the first of which the vic
tors slugged two pitchers off the
mound. The scores were to and
10 l. Vance. rookie pitcher. was
the FIRST to fall before the White Sox'
onslaughts. Old Cy Pieh received his
bumps next. and was displaced by
Markle. recruit.
The second game was pitchers
duel between Rob Russell and Mog-
ridge. Score:
First came t. Fl. f.
Chicago ............ , ! o o 0 % |
New York ........-.... ; O-3
Batteries Benz and Schak; Vance. Pieh, MarkIe.
and Alexanicr. UmriTes-Mesrs. Nan and Di-
nern.
Second eam>- RHE.
CEiCagu............... o o IA
New York ............. 0 0 0 o 0 o 0-l 2
Eat,eres-Russell and SchaIk; Mogridge. Tirr'le.
aud Kmegcr. rmTTes-Messrs. Dineen and Nallin.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
BETTING CASE IN COURT.
Justice JaycOx Reserves Oecision In
Belmont Park Arrests.

Mineola, Long Island. Sept. lS.-On be-
half of eight of the ten men arrested
at Belmont Park some days ago for al
legged bookmaking, their counsel. Thomas
L. Hughes. argued yesterday morning be-
fore Supreme Court Justice Jaycox on
the writ of habeas corpus obtained sew
eral days ago. Hughes said that his eli
ents were not in any sense professional
gamblers. and the fact that they were
passing slips and exchanging money did
not indicate that they were anything but
private bettors.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
Split Double Bill.

Pittsburgh Sept. 1S.-New York and
Pittsburgh split even in today's double
header. the home team taking the first.
game. to ,, and losing the second, : to
=. Mathewson was hit hard in the first
five innings of the first game and gave
way to Schupp. Adams was also hit
hard in the first two innings and gave
way to MamauX. who stopped further
scoring. In the second game kantlehner
and Tesreau had a pitchers battle until
the ninth inning. when the New Workers
fell on the Pirate pitchers for five hits
and five runs. Merkle drove out home
run over left field fence in the first inning
of the first game. Scores:
First game K. II. E.
New York. 20 o % o
Pittsburgh. ............ % 0x-s 3 0
Ratterics-N NathewsOn. Schurr. and Wendell; Adj
"ms. Mamaix. and Gibson. rmpres-AIessrs. orth
and BYRON.
Second game r. II. f.
New York. ............ q o Q 0 81 b
Pittsburgh. ............ 0 6 . o % 6 l
Batteries-Tt<Teau and Doom Kantlehner and
Gibson. tmlirrs-Me>+S EyTOn and Orth
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
Deal Four Wins.

Rumson. ". J.. Sept. 1s.-P1aying the
last two periods in a rainstorm on Her
bert Field yesterday. the Deal four de-
feated the Deal Skeeters in a polo tour
nament match for the Monmouth County
Cups by the score Of 71-2 to 3 3-4 Deal
will play the final on Monday against
the winner of today's game between the
Rumson Blackbirds and the Piping Rock
Wanderers
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
: James Goes Home.

Boston, Sept. 1s.-William James. the
pitcher who was a large factor In the
success Of the Boston Braves last year.
and whose lack Of condition has handi-
capped them this season, has been sent
home for the remainder Of the season.
according to dispatches from st. Louis
last night. He was paid his years sal
ary, although he has been with the club
only few weeks during the season.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
GABLE WINS TOURNAMENT.
Lands HonOrs from Mutt in Postal
Saving System Tennis.

The results in the tennis tourna ament
being conducted by the Postal Saving
System during the past week are as fol-
lows:
First roInd-Nutt defeated BirIm 81 g.;
Stsnback defeated Mattison by default: Thawley
defeated Jenkins. 81, 60. 81; Fornwald defeated
OHalloran. So go; Gable defeated woskof, 60
S. Squires. Scholl. and Roweil drew byes.
Second round-Nutt defeated Stainback 81 60
Thawley defeated Rowel BY default; Gable defeated
Frnwald. 81, 90; scholl defeated Squires. 6-4.
60
Semi -fnals-Nutt defeated Thawley. So, 6-3, 60;
Gable defeated scholl. 6-3, SIS
Finals-Gabe defeated Mutt, ss 60
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
Pitcher Mamaux Out for Season.

AL Mamaux. who has made a remark
able record while pitching for the Pirates
this season. has been forced to retire
from baseball for the rest Of the year.
He is threatened with appendicitis. in
fact has been troubled with 1t for some
time. and the doctors have ordered a
complete rest preparatory to performing
an operation. Mamaux's record this sea-
son is twenty games won and seven lost.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19

-.Batted for Phillips in eighth.
Earned mns-wsshington. !. First base by er
rprs-St Lopis . Left on hases-Washneton s.;
st. Louis, s. Hits made-on Phillips. in Z
innings; Weilman. none in I inning. Three base
hits-Barber and Milan. Double plays-Siser. La
van to Sisler: Gallia. Mcbride to Gandil Hit BY
pitcher-By Galiiz lPrattl. Cmpirss-Messrs. Con-
molly and Chill Time of same-l hour and 20
miSutaA
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
Jarecki Downs Pair at Golf,

Maplewood. N. H.. Sept 1S-R X.
Jarecki. of Erie. won the match play |
against par tournament held here yester- |
day. furnishing up on his imaginary |
ooponent. w. w. Owens. Of Brooklyn. |
finished second. being 1 down. and r.
o. Parsons. of Springfield, third. with 8
down.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
Zimmerman Still Ont.

Chicago, Sept. 1S-Heinie Zimmerman's
suspension from the club lineup was to
have expired yesterday. but telegram
from President Tener. Of the National
League, makes the suspension indefinite
because OF Zimmerman's verbal abuse of
Umpire Eason last Tuesday.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
Not Through with Game.

Chicago. Sept lS.-Packey McFar-
land, home from New York, where he
fought Mike Gibbons a week ago to-
night, declared today that he was
back In the fighting game to stay.
and that he would meet any one at
any- weight from 1l2 TO 154 pounds.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
Track Will Cost $500. 900.

San Francisco, Sept. IA horse race
track, costing $4,000. will be built at
Tiajuana. Lower California. just across
the border. grand stand for 10000
persons. stables for 200 horses and q
mile oval track are assursd by the pro-
moterA
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
Cutters in Reeatta Today.

New York. Sept. lS.-Seven ten-oared
cutters of the Naval Reserves will race
for the c. o. Brinckerhoff trophy at the
annual rowing regatta of the Crescent
Athletic Club at Bay Ridge tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
Burman Lovers Record.

Providence. R. L. Sept. lS.-Bob
Burman, twice lowered the worlds
record for one mile on . speedway
this afternoon. BY driving . mile in
ls1 LIS seconds. following this . while
later with . mile In 4k 73.1eo seconds.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19

Left on bases-PoEtner. Z; Agriculture. .. First
base bals-Oh Dunn. I; of Owen. T. Struck
out-By Dunn. I; by Owen. Q. Three-base hit
Baur. Two-base hits-Gentry, Moran. Mccarthy
and Lemeric. Sacrifice hit-Bailey. Sacrifice fly
Mccarthy. Stolen bases-Gentry. Bransford, Baur
Wells. Lemerc. Mccarthy and Pee. Hit by
pitcher-By Dunn tCusack and CarrolD. Um
pires-Messrs. Retts and Moran. Time Of sameI
hour and 50 minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
White Thinning Hard.

New York, Sept. 14-Charley White.
Chicago light-weight who will meet
Gilbert Gallant ins Boston Tuesday
night, quit training today. He wtu
leave for Boston N6aday.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
Phillies Trim Reds.

Cincinnati, Sept. IS. - Philadelphia
punched hits with bases on balls today
and defeated Cincinnati, to 2. in the
fina! appearance of the leaders here
this season. Mayer drove In two runs in
the eighth, winning the game. Score:
II. II. f.
Philadelphia ....... 90 . % % ?
Cincinnati o2o 0 0 o o. o
Batteries-McQuillan. Mayer and Burns: Dale
Lear and wingo. Umpires-Messrs Klein and
Emsle.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
CARR|GANS HIT
Wins FOR BOSTON
Manager Bill Drives in Only
Tally of Overtime Game,
Trimming Detroit.
TY COBB In BAD AGAIN

Boston. Sept. 1S.-Before the largest
crowd that ever saw an American
, League game in Boston the Red Sox
whipped the Detroit Tigers this after
noon in twelve rounds. 1t was the
proud pleasure of Manager Bill Carri-
gan. pinch hitting for Shore, to drive
in the only run of the day.
With one out and three men on
bases Carrigan inserted himself. Cova-
leskfs first Offering to Bill was a ball
Then came a strike. Bill swung hard
at the next but failed to connect. An
other ball followed. A good one fol-
| lowed and Bill smashed it at Donnie
Bush, who threw to second for q force
out. Cady in sliding into second upset
Young and Carrigan was safe on first
Lewis scoring from third.
For eleven innings Covaleskie and his
gallant teammates had blanked the Red
Sox. Only six hits had been regis
tered.
The paid attendance at the game was
1852. and there were easily three or
f-ur thousand inside the park who had
not paid. Today's crowd brought the
total for the three games with Detroit
up to more than $4,000 people. Fol-
lowing the game the crowd swarmed
onto the field and surrounded Cobb
Four mounted officers and a squad of
from the dugout.
Detroit made a desperate effort to
score in their half of the twelfth Cobb
opened with a double into the right
field crowd. Neach sacrificed. and was
safe on shores bad peg, and then
Crawford walked. filling the bases.
kavanaugh. batting for Burns. hit to
Scott. who threw Cobb out at the plate.
Then Young hit one TO Gamer, and
the most peculiar play ever seen in
Boston resulted. Nea"h. who was on
third, didn't mOV" and a. a result was
forced on Gamers throw to Cady.
Meanwhile Crawford and kavanaugh
started running. and when Sam saw
Neach motionless at third he turned.
but not before kavanaugh passed him
in the base lines thus putting himself
out automatically.
Lewis opened Bostons twelfth with
a hit too hot for Bush and Gardner
followed with an intield single. Cady
was walked and then Carrgan ended
the game.
RH.E.
D,troit....... . Q o o 0 0 0 90 6
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
Divide Double Bill.

Philadelphia. Sept. 1S.-Cleveland
and Philadelphia divided a double
header here this afternoon. The home
team WEE the first game. to 5. and
lost the second. 20 l. The first was
featured by free hitting and loose
fielding. The Athletics lost the sec
ond because of poor work in the field
Score:
First game II. Fl. +.
Cleveland ............. = ! q 0 Is 10 5
rlIIalcl hia .......... / 0 X l3
Batteries klrTfcr Rrcntnn Jones Coumbe and
o'NtIll. MD.riscttc and LaIp. UmIEirea-MesHs
E.irI.> and Wallace.
1t rhnd Slmc- r. II. Z.
CleyelaRd. ............. o 0 00l 0 o-5 0
PLiadelrhia ........ q 0 O o o 0-l /
Eatt,ries-cTTHft and Egar; Weaver and Lapr.
Umpir,s-MtS5rz WallaCe and Evans.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNArIONAu.

Jersey CITY. 4; BudAlo. D. Second sam~Jersey
City. s: Bu6so. l.
Richmond. 5: Mntzsai, Z Second same-Rich-
mond. 5: Montreal, s.
Providence. S; Tosoato. .. second eame-Prori-
dence, 3; Toeouto,
Harrisburg. :; Rochester, &
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tor CrOnln. Demsey Tor
Wall. Wall FOX Demsey. Landreau for Finn. Davis
for Mcnamara, Smith for Fitzgerald, Fnnerty for
Brrland. Cass for OConnor. Supple for Riordan.
Donnely for Jurack. Cassidy for Sullivan, Brew
for Mcclure. Gillespie for Brett. Touch
downs-Wall. Gilroy and Demsey Goals from
observation-disclosures. Goals missed-Demsey l.
Goals from field missed-AIcNamarra. Touchback-
Demsey. Referee-Mr. John D. O'Reilly UNI
pire-Mr. Charley Cox. Head linesman-Mr Exeu-
dine. Field judge-Mr Butler. Time of periods
10 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
Cubs Prove Easy.

Chicago. Sept. 1S.-The Dodgers ran
away with todays game. beating the
Cubs : to I. The lone Cub run came In
the second when they reached Coombs
for three successive hits. Standridge.
who relieved Adams in the third. was
fairly effective. Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

KanAs City Columbus s-Rain.
lndianapoaiA I: S. Rsul. ..
LeNisvills. 3: Aflvanhss. L
1innsapoa4. .; Osssh.1I Z
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19

Boston Braves Leaders Refuse be Counted Out of Flag Race

Although the Boston
Braves. champions Of
the National League last
season, are today in
third place. or five
games behind the Phil
lies, and one-half game
behind the Brooklyn
Dodgers, Capt. Johnny
Evers and NJ a n a ger
George Stallings refuse
to be counted out of the
fight for the flag.
Winning two games
from the St. Louis Car
dinals yesterday gave
the Boston club a new
lease OF life, and
brought from both Stall
linCs and Evers state
ments that the Braves
were headed straight
for the top, and that no.
body could stop them.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES.
YEsTERDAY'S RESULTS.
NATIONAL,

Phillies. 4: Cincinnati, 2.
Pittsburgh. s; New York, g
New York, Z: Pittsburgh, 3.
Brooklyn. Z; Chicago, 1.
Boston, 20: st. Louis, l.
Boston. s: St. Louis, g.
GAMES.
Phillics at st. Louis e games).
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
AMERICAN.

Washington, 1; st. Louis. O..
Athleticss Z; Cleveland. s.
Cleveland, S; Athletics. l.
> Chicago. Z: New York, >.
Chicago. 4; New York, !.
Boston, /: Detroit. o. !
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-24
THE DODGE

Ut IS handsome. electrical durable
and cheap. Hamp Williams Hard
ware Company. Dodge Agents IL
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-24

blending most tremendously with the
rich ar, glass dome in the ceiling
To the right OF The general bank
ing room IS located the presidents
and cashiers compartments and con,
sUtauou room, while to the left is
the insurance. real estate, abstract
and legal departments Marble cheek
desks are arranged in the center of
the lobby An immense vault IS sit
aated iu the rear OF the lobby. This
vault IS equipped with triple time
locks and two combination locks,
which requires two bank employees.
one not knowing the others combina-
,ion to operate it before the huge
four aad three-quarter ton doors win
swing open Above this vault, open
ing on the mezzanine floor Is another
vault is equipped with triple time
bronze finished safe deposit boxes.
Private booths are d convenient ia
Cllty near these boxes for those who
desire TO look over their securities
and private papers. The third floor
Of the building lis arranged for Of
tIces single or en- suite. Every apart
meut OF this nature is an outside
room with hot and cold running
water. The building is steam heated
and The lighting system the very
best that could be installed Mann &
stern OF Little Rock are the archi-
fact4 Their work is we'll lnoVD
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-24
DIVORCED
Parrish Porter.

On November p last AIr. +. W.
Parrish who consistently named Hot
springs ot Arkansas The Garden of
Health and who tor the past eleven
years enjoyed the confidence and ma.
fonage Of the worlds elite and
fashionable mon and who conducted
an exclusive clothing and haberdash.
cry shop directly across from the
maInentrance OF the Arlington Hotel
sold mis- store to Dell Porter who
has ever conducted same silently and
who now informs us he viii move the
establishment into new and more
spacious quarters at ans Central ave
nue. and viii endeavor to handle mer-
chandise OF equally good standards
ana selections as did his predecessor
Mr. Porter says he win work uuu-
suaily hard for the patronage of
Home Folks inviting visitors to visit
this Hub OF the world to choose and
judge according to their Individual
tastes.
Mr. Porter states he is for" Home
Folks and wants them to be for"
him. and declares he intends TO
strain every business effort TO gain
the patronage OF Hot Springs best
people
Mn Porter win have an unique