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The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST EACE-siK furiouss: 4ycar-oids and mp
ward Grecntrae. .os: lnquicts. leo: Msrand. loS
Gen. Vim. "a: Anytime. l0: Ro~cas. lS; B1rnt
Candle I'D: Ferrona 10: E'ectyowan. Ito: Fancy.
ll0i Golihn. no: Jewel Of Asa. no; QUICK IMP.
IT,: Sharper knight. liz: Prsc'orian. liz
SECOND RACE Six flIrionss: +year-olds and
upward. Res Rins; %: Biz Lnma1 n, 10" T. H,E'
l0s: Finland o5: CsiIfG-7i, Jack. 10: John Huric.
iGs: FocSe. lbs; Bob Lynch. los: Tight Boy. III
senator James lie. 49,
THIRD RACE.Seren turlongs: 3ys,r.Glds VIZ.
einia Field rs; Bclrolor- q: Helen RAyhHtld. e
SHORTHAND. lGJ: John Srohn, 100: CarGc orne.
no: Single. Ne: Ida rinsck los: Lenor- l@
Twilight los: Mah-i DIIweber. lo5: Dad nayr.
10: Rsn.s Brcsh.r leI; Typ. los; stolen Ante le;
FOURTH RACE-Hsn dicsp; five and one All
furionss; 5year-Olds and upward Cecil. 20: Man
S.ness. g; Seneca. lc,; GHpeshot: M Grover
FIFTH EAGE-six furiongs: i-yesr-olds and ND
ward. Hinara. IS: Rio BraDos. p5: kiva. lao;
Lsckrose ;a5: ThrodoTita. lG: Buttertall. jog
Connausft. II: Kenneth. los: Delaney. los; Ben
Levy liz: Poutefract. H.: Lone Star. lie.
SMITH EACE-Mic. ChoctAv. 100: Flying. lo'
Ccrdic F.. III: Orbicnlation. los: Voisday II. io6;
Csnara, los: First star. lbs: Goldy. To-.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22

The program. which is to be offered
Club tonight. is the choicest fstic menu
that has appeared here this year. With
Tommy Lowe. the local NIT wizard.
meeting Danny Ferguson. the lad who
showed the real stuff in the last card
when he gained the decision over Andy
COrtez in the main bout. the followers
who journey to the Maryland club are
in store for some real action.
The ability of Lowe is well known to
the local fans. but with Ferguson as his
opponent. he is meeting one OF the fast
es; men of his career. who also Is in
possession Of the old sleep wallop. How
ever these men are ready to go the En-
il and have agreed to weigh in at l;2
pounds at . o'clock this afternoon.
Manager Phillips announced last night
that he has made an addition to the
preliminaries. He has billed Jack Bo-
land and Mack O'Brien. two local nit
pushers. to meet in the. curtain raiser.
The rest of the preliminaries will remain
the same with Kid jefferson and Bill
ly' Smith exchanging blows in the sec
ond bout. Following these bouts a bat
tie royal will take place between two
negroes OF this city and two from Balti
more.
Kid Greek. of Washington. and Buck
Taylor will furnish the action in the
semiwindup.
With this frst-class card staged for
the aght fans. It is obvious that Manager
Phillips is doing al in his power to
give the public the worth of their money.
The next fight. which will take place
sometime in April. will. in all probability.
be between two middie-weights. The To-
nj hoS LOTT
three classy middles, requesting a
booking in the next show. frankie
Harold. of st. Louis: Peck Miller. OF
Philadelphia. and Kayo Brennan, OF
Buffalo. are the men who are referred to-
These men have all acquired good repu-
tations in other cities and il Manager
Phillips consents to match two OF this
trio the fans will see a new kind Of
fighting. Special cars will leave over
the Washington. Baltimore. and An
napolis line every half-hour after $50
m
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
ADOPTS ECONOMY PLAN
Few Teams Will Not Go South to
Train-Plan Is to Have Them
Work Out Near Home.

New York. March 2l.-That the Inter-
national League which has borne the brunt
of the Federal League attack. has adopt
cd a policy of retrenchment Is evident
from the announcement that the Provi-
dence team. winner of the pennant last
season. will not so South to train this year
Although no official announcement has
been made to this effect. II became
known yesterday when a local player
under contract to the Providence club
for the ensuing season received notice
that he Is expected 20 report in Provi-
dence early next month. The notice
contained the Information that the Provi-
dence team will remain North. the
Southern training trip being dispensed
with.
It also is rumored that the Montreal
and Jersey City teams OF the same
league will not go South this year. IN
stead. II Is said that the Montreal team
viii train on a large bail field near
Hackensack. y. j.. where the Albany
team OF the New York State League
trained last year The Newark club.
which is to be sold by the Ebbets- Nc
keerer firm soon. will train at home.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fir. furlones. Columbia Lady.
- tHnlinsonl. To TO- l to S. ont, won: Proctor.
l06 CWostenhntr), to 6. TO 5. second; Andre
media, ~ tMcile4mott), Z to S. third. Time Ice ia
Oakwuod brown Prince and Frin also ran.
SECOND RACE-Ffye furlonn. King Badford
nos tF1in;). sv-n. to 5. to S. won; frontier
,os tWolseuholml. OF 10 to S. second; Heat
Beat, III tUr1O. to 5. third Time. lioSS
Lanrei Park. PesEy Ennis and MocAler also ran.
THIRD RACF-Fve fmlbnsa Parior Boy. us
tTAplinl, to .. TO 5. out, won: AJAX. ~
tRobinson). , to /. Z to g. second; Mortgyie. ITO
Collins. to 5. third. Time Ill. Golden
Lsssie. Beaumont Belle. Saeaeicth and Fred
Lsvy also ran.
FOURTH RACE-FIve and une-haK furlcngA
Elizabeth Harwood los tObsrt). to l. to 8.
70 10. won: Tiger Jim. 10 tSnydef). to 5. out.
s-cnnd: Wander. 10 trapn,. ont. third Tine.
lIsl-s ConNf. Water Lad and Brandywine also
r1n
FIFTH RACE-Sx furicugs. Cpcle Ben. Ito
t0bertl. 20 ., even. TO :. Won: sepulpevads.
100 uA61ty,. even. to . second: Charley Brown.
le5 tRobinsnn,. to ). third. Time. IN. Loan
shark. Masip Milton Rcblee Towtoo Field and
Our Re6 also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Ffw furioaR. Commack. 10
fWolsenhoiml. to l.. to :. to 5. won: VOLTA
bathA i0 tsohinson,. to 2. out. second: Dr..
Cam. (Pita. TO 2 third. Time. 1:io IS.
ldioaa. fiashush. Qiltm TnaeaI Fiji Conner md
Coap bee0 a. m
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
Three navy TEAMS
keep States Clean
Midshipmen indicated in Three VIM
ter Sports and Make Excellent
Showing in Others.

Annapolis. March 2l-Every one
connected with the Naval Academy is
much pleased with the showing made
by the different teams in winter
sports this season. The gymnastic.
wrestling and swimming teams have
completed their seasons without meet
ing a defeat. The basketball team
also made a splendid record, losing
only to Yale and Cornell by small
scores each time. Though their sea-
son is not completed. the fencers have
won from every member of the In
tercollegtate Fencing Association and
have not lost a match to a college or
university team.
The showing Of the swimming team
was particularly pleasing The vic
tories scored were over tht University
of Pittsburgh. University of PennsyI-
vania, Columbia. Johns hopkins and
Princeton. The improvement in this
sport Is shown by the fact that every
academy record was broken. The
present records are held as follows:
r. B. Dashiell. 40 yards. 20 is sec
onds; 100 yards. 50 As seconds: go
yards, 2:3a is: N. vytlacil. 40 yards
breast stroke, Is 3-5 seconds. 100
yards breast stroke, 1:21: W. E Bor-
den. tr, 40 yards back stroke, - 30
seconds: plunge for distance, C. n
Post. so feet in % seconds; r. B.
Dashiell. L. Herndon, s. Cook. r. l.
Vail, 100 yards in lei 40.
One of the most remarkable achieve
ments in college sport Is that of the
Naval Academy gymnastic team.
which has not been aereated in five
seasons. Credit for this is largely
due to Louis Mang. head of the gym
nastic instructors at the academy. The
teams defeated this year are New
York University. Haverford. Yale, CO.
lumbia, University of Pennsylvania
and Princeton. The stars OF the team
were: Parallel bars. Berwind: hori-
zontal bar. Harrison. Small and Svec:
flying rings. La Motto and Council:
tumbling. Clark and Lyle; side horse,
Armstrong.
The wrestlers. coached by John
Schultz. defeated Pennsylvania State,
Lehigh, University of PENNSYLVANIA.
Cornell. Yale and Princeton. Cornell
made the best showing. but was de-
feated. II to IL. Two of the forty-two
bouts eyre draws and thirty-one yere
won by the midshipmen, eleven on
falls and twenty on decisions. OF the
nine bouts lost by the midshipmen,
only one was on fall. This was
when Harrison lost in the heavy
weight class to Pons of Lehigh. who
outweighed him by ninety pounds.
The wrestling team has lost but two
matches in three seasons
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
WESTERN SQUAD TO
USE MARQUETTE LOT
Red and White Will Put in Week on
Field of the Former in
GEORGETOWN.

Following the announcement that the
Western baseball team would not be
permitted to use the Monument Ground.
until after April I, the Red and White
has decided to put in the week on the
Marquette League grounds. located in
Thirty fifth street, near T.
Western has used these grounds for
baseball the past three seasons when
school was in session in Thirty-ffth
street.
The Technical High baseball team was
also expecting the use Of the Monument
Grounds, but It is governed by the same
announcement. Tech will work out on
the grounds near the Railroad Y. NJ. C.
A. until permission is granted to use the
desired lot.
The reason given out for the delay in
the use of the grounds is that the turf
is soft at present. and with the boys
wearing spike shoes it would certainly
ruin the field.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
To Study Game

Men who are enrolled as students
in the Emporia (Kans) Normal School
for Physical Training. in the future
will be required to play baseball No
student will be excused from a certain
amount of work on the diamond
We expec: TO give the man who is
studying to become an instructor
some training in baseball" said g X.
Turner. head OF the physical depart
ment OF the school Then, when he
goes to take up his work in the
schools. the physical INSTRUCTOR will
have a definite idea of Americas
greatest pastime."
There is not school today. from
inc grammar school up to the post
graduate university, which does no,
have some sort of 4 baseball nine.
Therefore. ii is most important that
the physical instructor should know
the national pastime
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22

East will go TO the post. The winner
of the Metropolitan Handicap is al
most ready for racing, and Whalen
is confident of having him in condi-
ton for the feature of the initial
days sport at Bowie, in which he
will be represented by Honey Bee or
Pollux.
The Gideon string which whalen
is preparing for Bowie is composed
Of 2-year-olds. the most highly
thought-of youngsters being Polaire,
a half brother of His Majesty. which
was raced here c-year-old by
Gideon. who later sold him to q. W.
LanSdon. who in turn disposed OF
the son Of Ogden to Alexander Smith
Cochran for $4,000. The other 2
year-olds which will carry the Gideon
colors at Bowie will be Saturn, a
full brother to Flammarion, and
Scorpio and Little Dipper. half sis
ter 10 Pullox.
Fairbrotber VIII Ride
Along with the stable which VIVA
len will race at Bowie will be Char
ley Fairbrother. who is under con-
tract to Gideon. and whose outside
cnEaG inE will be done by Whalcn.
Fairbrother is a mighty clever little
horseman and has piloted many win
ncrS over the Maryland tracks in
recent seasons. He had the mount on
Buskin when he won the Mctropoli-
tan. Butts, as he is Familiarity known.
has Joined Whalen at Gravcsend. and
he will be able to ride at 1o5 pounds
during the coming season.
Dick Watkins horses were given
their Eallops after their arrival from
New Orleans. and the silks of the
Texas t1rfman promise to be con-
spicuous in both the sprints and events
over a distance Of ground during the
coming meeting. Watkins has two can
didates for the inaugural handicap,
Boxer and Harry Shaw. Watkins says
both arc in the best OF shape. and that
they have lots of speed was demon
stratcd in their races here last fall. Old
Blackford is as sprightly as q
year-old and. with Barnegat and Hol-
ton, will be expected to hold up Wat
kins' end in the contests over the dis
tance route. Flamma rion is another
which will be raced at a mile or there
abouts- The bay horse by Astronomer
seems to have recovered all of his old
time foot, and Watkins looks to him
10 prove the same useful performer as
before he broke down at Laurel last
fall a year ago.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
MUST STOP PELKEY WEDNESDAY

New York. March AL Reich. who is
getting very persistent In his demands
for a meeting with Jim Coffey. the Irish
champion, will get chance to SHOW
again Wednesday night at a special snow
10 he held at the Fairmont Athletic Club
Reich has been matched against Arthur
Pelkey. whom Coffey stopped recently in
two rounds.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
Columbia Crews to Get Outdoors,

New York. March 2.-Coiumhia crews vii, get
on the river at Edsewster this week unless Coach
Jim Rice's weather eye fails him. Rice said YES
teriay thct he expected the fine weather 10 con-
tiun and the ice nocs from up the state to d;.
apsfaf from the Hudson by the end offheweek.
While It warm enough for the squad 10 transfs,
its quarters from the crew TO the Jersey camp
yesterday. Rice kept the men indoors because he
would not risk his coxswains plotting the shells
through the ice. Lorrnz. whose parents had 70
fused TO allow him to row. returned 10 the sou,d
yesterday He said that the han had been Fife
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
Meets PENIS Foilsmen.

Annapois Nd. March H.-By the decaAaon o.
rrasl members Of the Intercollegiate Fencing Aao-
citation not T., have entries in the annual toanpa-
,nent this -car. the fencing sesscn here has been
c1Irtailed. A iual>mstch with Williams, scheduled
for Saturday. mas teen withdrawn and tho seni-
finals win take place on that day. However. owing
TO the failures TO make entries and the resroupins
of the institutions which remain. the midshpmen
viii only meet the foiIsnen Of the University Of
fennsyhsnia on that date. The hnah vii TAKE
paaO N GsR Y0k 0 Apgl an2 Z
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
Chivington Won't Talk

Chic1So. Mar-n I.-PrrSident Chivingtnn Of In.
American Association. to-day asked to make a
statement on the trouble between Tehau. of Esnss,
City. and Timme. Of Milwaukee He declined to
do 30 other than to say that he REGARDED IL
merely IS quarrel between two club owners that
would be Strengthened out in due course
Il have nothing to do with the .cbcsp,. n.
said. ard could only cali another meeting TO cor
slider it il asked to do in pepper form. There
vii! DO nothing serious cume out Of this Present
quarrel ana ! look to see it Strengthened up without
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
JIMMY SMITH A PHEN0M.
Ninetecn-ycnr-old InHeldcr show
ing Form with Whales,

Shreveport, la. March I.-There's a Ieyesr-od
shorstop ~ tho name Of Jimmy Smith WHOSE bril-
liapcr SENS IN overshsdnv nearly everything else
in connection with the sprins doings here Of the
Chicago Fedc-ss. row officially dubbed the Whales.
smith cover, ground with the speed Of an ante
lope. He sens to b. able to- get anything bit
within seventy five feet OF him. and he makes throws
from seemingly impossible positions. And what IN
arm. His motion is easy that it seems the tell
must come lobhins along. vet that motion earies
the hall TO hrt or 10 home with tho spesd Of rife
hnl'er.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
MISSED REAL STORY.
Young Athlete Must Have Been
some Tired.

some Tired.
One Of the wostcrn pape-s recently unllms-red
:h:s one:
4 weary luosin- citizen standing in front Of the
eNit Of a neU:rspcr of3cc. sccns,cd a reporter and
sad:
say. tho aru-tin' Nditor, thee days don't know
what 10 do urh Sooi story when they set one
Za,so:" c,ihmentc'i the reporter. "How's that7'
We'll" ausTe-el the complaining one. lin the
fellow VII" e. ahiish. d 4 STUat rec,Td to-day. I ran
mile. ? mule. rowsd bat a mile. rode
horseback for mile. walked mile. ard rode
motorcycle mic and did all those things N So
minutes and 81 --cpnGS.
Yep" in.cry-Cre1 .hC reporter.
Well. sir: won't TO sne the sportin' editor
ard told him ai"ut my marvellous accomplishment.
And do you know what he said:''
No." answered the reporter. slip me the
neve
Well. after finished telling tia. sporting EDITOR
shGrt my marvellous ACCOMPLISHMENT, he looked at
me for SC nd OF and then said:
Gosh. mister you must be tired. Sit down and
rest yoIrsel'.'
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
Richmond Transfer Hangover Case.

Auburn. y. u. March Am echo Of tho sale Of
the Baltimore International League franchise 70
Eichmond. Va. Was heard yesterday in the ding 0.
claims by the present International League fran
CHS, holders in Richmond for the purchase price
of players disposed Of by the present fran
chise holde4s the Virginia League. The claims
we're fled nth Chairman John II. Farrell of the
National Board Of Arbitration. who will consider
the eridence and render q decision. The Claims in
,o'e players assigned to Fort Worth and Waco.
Tex, and Rccsy Mount, n. c.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
MYERS AND HOLDEN
WILL NOT PLAY HERE

The Lafayette College base
ball team that stOpepd over in
the Capital yesterday afternoon
II not billed for . single game
here this spring. 1t has been
customary for the EastOn boys
to engage in conflicts with
Georgetown and Catholic Uni
versity. but this year Ii proving
an exception.
The Warrington fans. there
fore. will not be able to see
Myers and Holden, former stars
At Western High, perform On q
local diamond.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
Buskin Will Enter Handicap.
When Appetite Controls.

Have you reached the point where in
stead of controlling your appetite. your
appetite controls You: where will power
Is lacking. sensibilities deadencd. and the
future. like tho present. holds out no
YOU? The Life Line is thrown out to YOU
today by Ktn-Po. 100 l. st. NV. Grasp IT,
IT means safety. sObrety, physical and
mental resurrection. Call Main 37ss and
satisfy yourself.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
Tacoma Park Men Meet Today.

Tho following members n the Tskoma Athletic
Association requested to be at the grounds for
practice today. at 80 O'Clock: ]. Hottie. r
Little r Nichols. A. Stevens r. Hetherinston.
T. Stewart l.. Bcnrett c. Mage. o. Lucas
II. Hendricks. z. LCncstreth. ]. Reriser l..
Frank. G. CourSn, II. Hendricks. r. Scott. II.
Stewart All teams wishing games write ". Il.
Stewart. at liz Willow avenue. Takoma Park
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
Changes in McCloskey's League,

II Pa,o. Ia. March I.-Some changes has beeo
made in the circuit Of the new Rio Grande Associa-
ton, Organized BY John ]. McCloskey and the
league will or>n its On April s with Fl
Paso. Bsbee. Phoenix Demins. Albuqucsuuf and
Silver City members McC1oskey win manage
e. PAso. George Reed win have the Alboqueruue
team. Ed Ward will Be at Silver CITY, Ed Mackey
will be at Bisbeo. and Bill Hurley probably will
take IL DeHiag team. Ne nanag9 has ben a.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
Lafayette in Debt.

Iaston. Marh G.-The rerorf Of the Issfavc,te
COLLEGE athletic committee for the year lsh shows
that there was an excess q eyrepdturcs over re-
ceipts Of SloG. The total unrsid bills for the
sssociation now amount 10 10W. The total re-
Grips last year SAss.S. football bringing in
as.i@O and baseball 6.soG. Membership fees
and donatisns made up the bslsnce. The total
expe1ses were &5.0.u. thoa fer fopthnu King
0AW.0 Nd basebau St0Aa
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
Feds Have Oil Company.

Shreveport. March Z.-Chsrter WAS fled today for
the Federal League Oil Company. capital stock
sS"o. with headquarters in Shreveport The Mans
Of Joseph Il. Tinker. of the Chicago Feierzls ap-
pezrs president. Other officers include Col G. W
Hardy vic. president. II. L. Carnahan, Of Shre,e-
port. 10 secretary-tressIrer.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
Trinity Juniors Win First.

The Trinity Junior 4. G. defeated the Twenty
first Street goys A. G. in its first gam. by =
heavy hitting contest Yesterday the Twenty
first and X street grounds. the final ssnrc
Is to 10 The features Of the game Halls
pitching and Parker md Spsrt's hittn. and neld-
Ing. The Sore:
9th ST. Boys A. c. 20 0 o q 10 : :
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
Holy Name Wins Two,

Yesterday Holy Name two hall games, in the
morning it defeated Georgetown Prep. II TO L. and
IN the afternoon il cams out On the lcng end Of
- TO game Grants hitting in the morning sane
was the feature. and in tho afternoon contest
GIANT. W. Smith ard Mccarthy led with the sick.
each getting four hits out Of -four times at the
bat. The sores:
R.H Z
Molly Name Z 4 os3 rs II I:
81. Domino s...... I o o-s 3
Batteri1-smith and Poore: Aapdeu and WEIGH
Holy Ssme.-....... 75ol20 Ill II 3
GEORGETOWN Frep.- l !. aleSs 1H }
bateres-Grant and Poore: DAILY. cooney and
Burns.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22
Choice Fistic Menu
At Ardmore Tonight
Tommy Lowe Meets Worthy
Opponent in the Main Bout.
Preliminaries Exceptional.
BATTLE ROYAL ON CARD
TONIGHT'S FIGHT CARD.

MAIN BOUT, Is ROUNDS.
Tommy Lowe vs.. Danny Fer
EusOn.
SEMI-NINDUP. 3 ROUNBS.
Kid Greek vs.. Buck Taylor.
BATTLE ROYAL.
PRELIMlNARIES
Kid Jefferson vs.. Billy smith.
Jack Roland vs.. Mack O'Brien.
First bout, S:I5.
Main bout, O::sO.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-22

The Syracuse club franchise Practically sold fer
song despite the fact that the International
League could not jimmy ~ waS int IL uDstats
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-19
PILES MEYER
CURED By SALVE
New Treatment Does Not
Depend Upon Salves or
OIntments.

The treatment for piles used by the
United Rectal and Stomach Specialists.
who have their Rock Island Offices at
SOS Robinson bldg. does NOT in any
way depend upon salres. otntments or
sugpositorles- Their new treatment
consists of a method Of dtssoIVing and
absorbing the pile ramor. Under their
skilled hands the pile is dissolved In a
few minutes and is completely absorbed
it, q few days It is the only treat
ment ever used, or now in use that Is
absolutely free from danger.
IN speaking Of saivas, suppositories,
etc. in the treatment Of piles. the Uni
ted Specialists say: "SaIves may re-
ueve the soreness temporarily, but
nothing more. Nearly every sufferer
has tried them all without relief. and
the sooner he awakened to the fact
that he was wasting his time and
money and allowing his case 20 be-
come more chronic and more difficult
70 cure, the better Il was for him.
There Is absolutely no such thing as q
successful home cure for piles"
The painless dissolvent method o.
caring piles as used by the United
Stomach and Rectal Specialists avoids
all cutting. burning ana injection, It
Is an absolutely sure cure IN every
ease Of plies treated. Your money
back II Il falls
The offer IF treatment at oue-hal1
the regular price az good only TO those
WHO call during the aazt 10 days,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-19
SEMAPHOBES TO
BE INSTALLED HERE

A complete new signal system t.
warn approaching trains when the
draw on the Rock Island bridge is
open is being installed by fha Union
switch * signal company under con-
tract of the government The na#
semap hores VIII replace au cid system
now obsolete. and VIII be operated b.
the workman iu the draw house