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Evening star., 1915-03-26
Nationals Likely Get First Baseman White Captain Virginia Nj
oU1MET GETS 7s ON NO. 8.
Total Might Have~Been Lower, But
for Missed Puts.

P1NEHURST. n. c., March 26.-Na-
tional Amateur Golf Champion Francis
Ouimet swung into line yesterday for
a record breaking medal round Of 70 In
four-ball play upon course No. 3 Going
out in 3. 4, 4. 3, 4. 8. 5, 5. for. total
4, 4. total 49, He missed puts on the
tenth and eleventh. took 5 on the thir-
teenth after making a tee shot within
thirty yards of the green and required
6 on the sixteenth through a poor tee
shot which cost him a stroke to get the
ball into play.
Ouimet's afternoon round with Open
Champion Walter Hagin as a partner
against J. NJ. Barnes and Tom Mac
Namara furnished excellent golf. Oui-
NETS card was IS with an approxi-
mated on the seventeenth, where his
tee shot made the trap. and a on the
eighteenth. where he topped and sliced
his drive and was barely out Of the
rough. giving him total for the day
of 149.
At match play the pairs were all
even. MacNamara made a brace of 36s
for a total Of 72 and his iron in the
seventeenth struck the pin. making an
easy 2 possible. Hagin was Is and
Barnes 7S.
E. NJ. Slayton of Intervale, Jesse Gull
ford's godfather. won yesterdays Tin
Whistle handicap with card of II net
playing with a handicap of "a. E. D.
McCabe of Brooklyn and ]. M. Robin
son Of Littleton were second in tie
Of 73.
Evening star., 1915-03-26
GETAWAY CONTEST
IS WON BY COLTS
Defeat Regulars, 9 to 4, in
Five-Inning Wind-Up Game
at Charlottesville.
BOTH SQUADS LEAVE
CAMP THIS AFTERNOON
First Team Goes to Richmond for
Series Opening Tomorrow, and
Rockies Come to Washington.
BY J. ED GRILLo.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. March 26.
The final game of the training period
here was played this morning. 1t was
fve-inning affair, in which the players
seemed to take little interest. the Colts
winning by score of to 4. Jim Shaw
was wild and Ineffective. He was not
only hit hard in the opening inning.
but he was so wild that he forced over
four of the seven runs the Colts scored
in this round. The Colts hit In couple
more in the fourth. While the Regu-
lars did not do much damage to Bent
ley, he allowed them to hit him freely.
not exerting himself at any stage Of
the game. In the second inning triples
by Gandil and Morgan and a single by
Shaw netted couple Of runs. and a
walk to Moeller and hits by Foster
and Milan gave them their final runs
in the fifth.
Both squads were scheduled to leave
here at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon, one
going to Washington, while the Regu-
lars proceeded to Richmond. where
they are scheduled to open a three
game series Saturday. The score:
Evening star., 1915-03-26

CHICAGO. ILL.,, March 26.-Two of the
most powerful magnates in base ball
yesterday clashed over the advisable
ity of the closing of the minor league
parks, as suggested by President B. B.
Johnson of the American League. Pres
ident Comiskey of the White Sox as
serted that the minors had just as
much license to close in the spring Of
1914 as this year. and that it would
be bad policy to nail up the gates.
All they need. he said, is an overhaul
ing and general slashing of salaries.
Garry Hermann, chairman OF the
national commission. said that some
minor league clubs have already de-
cided not to open, and that, in MS
Judgment, others would follow suit.
Ban johnson himself stood by MS
guns and asserted that he Wouid not
go back on a single word In the IN
teryiew. This remark was brought
out by the fact that he has been DOM
barded with kilograms from all over
the country from owners ana league
presidents, asking if the statement as
published was authentic. johnson saio'
Confirms Published Interview.
II have replied to all that the In
teryiew was absolutely correct, ana
| say further that the prominence
given to perfectly obvious facts will
in time do base ball more good than
anything else. We might just as well
apply the knife right now as later,
and It will not help the sport to con-
ceal actual conditions
President Comiskey said he was in ia
vor Of shortening the training season for
the majors, but not abolishing the spring
trips. He said:
Small cities as well as the larger ones
need some sort of healthful outdoor
amusement, and it seems that base ball
has filed the bill better than anything
else. 1t is possible to run base ball on
q business basis. In the majority OF the
minor league towns expenses are pro-
ytded for by subscription If the business
men will see to it that the team manage
ment does not initiate salaries we Will not
hear SO much about losses every year.
Each club should be regulated so that as
much as possible of the income at the
gate should balance with the expenses. III
league cannot stand a $1,000 salary
limit, cut it down to 500 or $500 and
enforce this"
Comiskey is opposed to Johnson's plan
eral wears the White Sox have condl-
toned in California. There has been no
complaint of Indictment weather on the
coast and the team has always drawn
enough money at the gate to more than
nav expenses. In fact, the management
has made considerable money out of the
trip. Comiskey said:
Evening star., 1915-03-26
CIoNI SKATES WELL.
Norristown Lad Wins Half Mile and
Five Mile Events.

Roland Cioni again featured the skat-
ing races at Convention Hall last night
when he took first place in the half.
mile and five-mile events. Cioni won
both events in good time and his work
stamps him as one of the greatest
skaters in the game.
The program for tonight is as fol.
lows: Half-mile amateur champion.
ship for Washington skaters. quarter.
mile professional championship, three
heats and a final: two-mile champion.
ship for professional skaters born in
the United States.
The results Of last nights racing:
Half mile, world professional championship
First heat. Egington. hrst; Woodworth, second
A. Moore third. Time. l.27. Second heat
LAuney, nrst: Martin, second: Reyes. third.
Time, i.cs 20. Third heat: coni. 6rst; Black
burn second: Keyes. third. Time, 1.26. Final
Cioni. nrst: Egiinston. second; Blackburn. third
Time 70 rs.
Flve-mile world professional championship
First heat Martin, nrst: EeIington. second
Louney. nrst: Cioni. second: Shipley. third
Time. 6.143 3-5. Final: Cioni. nrst: Shipley
second: Exlington, third. T1me, 1919. Thi
hsats wsFs Ut two nilee.
Evening star., 1915-03-26
HUEY REGAINs LEAD.
Defeats DAILY in Three Cushion Bill.
lizard Tourney at Chicago.

CHICAGO. March 26.-Playing the best
game of the tournament, William Huey,
Chicagos hope in the three-cushion bill
lard championship meet, defeated John
DAILY of New York, SO to 35. last night.
and again went into the lead. The game
went to sixty-eight innings. Huey's high
run was 8, while Daly's best was 5.
The victory put Huey into the lead by
half a game, he having won one more
contest than Moore and DAILY, who are
now tied for second.
Champion De Oro was practically elimi-
mated from the running in the afternoon
contest, when he lost to George Moore,
so to IS. in seventy innings. Moore
completed his string in seventy innings,
his high run being 6. De Oro had high
score of s.
With the games on his schedule COM
pleted. William Huey of Chicago loomed
up today as the probable world champion
at three-cushion billiards. Daily is paired
with Alfred De Orc. the retiring title
holder in tonight'S play, the final game
OF the world championship, and George
Moore of New York meets Charles Morin
of Chicago in the afternoon contest
DAILY and Moore, who have won eight
and lost two games, still have a chance
to tie Huey if victorious in the final
games. In the event of tie the match
to determine the winner will be played
off tomorrow.
Evening star., 1915-03-26
WHITE. CAPTAIN OF VIRGINIA,
TO JOIN NATIONALS IN JUNE
No Contract Has Been Signed, But It Is Sale
That He and Griffith Have Come to an
Understanding-Other Gossip.
ing struggle was to tie and in the
afternoon the Regs had their hands full
to win by a score Of to 1.

afternoon the Kegs mad their hands full
to win by a score of to 1.
Henri Rondeau is gradually getting
into his batting stride and by the time
the Nationals get home is apt to be
hitting up to his standard. There is
no doubt about Rondeau's ability as a
batter. He takes a splendid swing at
the ball and he picks out good ones
to hit at. His position at the plate
shows him to be cool and confident and
it would not be at all surprising If in
time he made good Joe Cantillon's pre-
diction that he was naturally good
batter.
On only one occasion did the Colts
score in the afternoon. That was in
the second inning, wehn Seiglie, who
started the round. hit a sharp grounder
over first which netted him three bases.
He scored a moment later on Henry's
hard drive to right field.
The Regulars opened their scoring
in the same round. Morgan opened with
a hit and scored from second, after
two put-outs, on Massey's poor throw
to first. McBride's triple started the
fifth. but Browns great throw nailed
him at the plate. Ainsmith moved up
to second on the play and came home
when Moeller hit safely. The final run
came in the seventh. Morgan again
opened with hit. Shanks moved him
up on a fielder's choice. while Rom
deau's error. when he allowed Henry's
throw to get away, scored Ray. The
score:
Evening star., 1915-03-26
BAD POLICY TO NAIL UP MINOR
LEAGUE PARKS, SAYS COMISKEY
White Sox Owner Disagrees With Ban john
son and Garry Herrmann-Would
Shorten Training Trips.

might be good thing If they started
work about the middle Of March.
my experience with players leads me
to believe that it would be a pretty hard
matter to get the men to report in play
ing condition have discovered that
players don't even keep in form during
the regular season. and he is a wise
manager who is able to hold the players
in check even when he has his eye on
them every day. I don't expect to live to
see the day when training trips are
abolished in their entirety
Garry Hermann in his telegram an
nounced that he was in favor of mate
rally shorten .ng the training season. 1t
is also known that large number of the
major league owners are in favor of aban-
doning the spring trips. although it was
a foregone conclusion that President
Comiskey would not agree to this.
Evening star., 1915-03-26

Manager Stallings lost no time in
telling Bill James where he stood when
the penitent pitcher reported at Macon.
Stallings refused to let the public know
what he said to James. 1t probably
could not have been printed anyway
The incident is closed" said Stallings,
"let us forget it,
Evening star., 1915-03-26
Short Training Trips.

"As to the abolishing Of training trips,
that will not come for long time, but.
as President Johnson suggested, this end
of the business also needs reforming.
The players do not have to report until
thirty days before the season opens. SO 1t
Evening star., 1915-03-26

And still they jump back. Frank
ORourke, who recently concluded td
desert the Wilkes Barre club OF tha
New York State League and enlist with
the Newark (Kansas city, Federals.
changed his mind after getting better
acquainted with the outlaw layout, and
has concluded to stick to org1A0o6
ball. ,-
Evening star., 1915-03-26
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Evening star., 1915-03-26

Three base hits-Seigler, GandiI, Mcbride
Hits-On Boehling. 3 in 4 innings: of Hopper
none e, in 3 innings: of Ayers. 1 in 4 innings:
on Ha Clarke; . In 3 innings. Double plays-Ayers,
Umpre-Mr. Grinith. Time of game hour
and 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1915-03-26
Howard A. French & Co.
"a 9Th st. NV.

Hughey Jennings IL sweet on Peters.
the lanky recruit twirler. who is train
ing with the rest Of the Tigers ut
the Gulfport camp. Hughey thinks
Peters will make a good addition to
the Ttgsr hurting corpA
Evening star., 1915-03-26
Cleveland Slups Ball.

GALVESTON. Tex. March 2S.-The
Cleveland (American League) regulars
defeated the local Texas League team
yesterday, 10 to 8. Score:
Evening star., 1915-03-26
White Sox Whitewashed.

OAKLAND, Cal, March 26.-The
Oakland team of the Pacific Coast
League defeated the Chicago Ameri-
cans yesterday. Score:
Evening star., 1915-03-26

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klawitter and Elliott; Johnson and DAILY.
Evening star., 1915-03-26

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@runoe iid, Der 9. SO. 6. sc. ar5l1-
idlieBett.

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SSdloBidmieb, Scr 'ei1,en prominent
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@n,. giidOff. 6enrg &Abl.
Bischoff & Kuehi,
Scriidtrung
nno @run0cigentbum.
333-334 MaiOnie sen,pel.
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Mtuts aus Mustatine

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p6usfieber in st. 2ufe's @oipita( ge=
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19

@elter1t Morgen Itellten ii@ 335
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Ntuta aus Moline.

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ter ais Bic @anner, Bic binter
ibr ltcben, ~ Sic Ntdnner, Sic
tire 9pIitif b%eitimmen unb lire
@eldafte letter..
Gtnes Der ltarften @utbaben
Der @ttt5e,1S Srmlt & Sapiugs
8ant lit lire 9ireftorenz8ebDr
De, ocren. Mit9lieoer ale 2eute
bon SteQung iinb, - 2ente, Sic
ld)pn bprber bebeltenbe grfolae
in ibrer eieenen @ei6dftsbran@
DIE er5ielt baben. 9ie1e 2eute
bleiben fortnabrenb in Gerbin<
olng nit Ben Mngelegenbeiten
Der 8ant, ldenfen Shnen tire
Nnfmerflamfeit nno lalIen linen
Die 8obltbat ibrer rci6en CT.
pbrnngen 5ut6eil %tperben, I'm,
Sbnen als 9epoiitpr nnb iid
iclb1t als Mftipndr Sen arokts
mbgli6en S6nb 5lttommcn al
la11en.
9ircftprcn:
6. S. SOnsbcrtp, grdlieut.
@. s. 8ruWnlic, &ailirer.
8. 8. &ncbotter, 9ralioent Ser
Sptpa Surnitllre So.
Spl Worit, gigentbiimer Ser
Sub Clothing So.
s. 8. 8artcmcpcr, @igentbiimer
Der 8. s. 8artemeber Groce<
rp So.
%. 8. Carroll, 3abnar3t.
Sreo 9. sbaron, 3eitlngsberz
%al1sgebcr llno Boltmciiter bon
9abenport.
S. q. @anlcD, @edtsantpalt.
Setter S. Gruuf, Grdiibent ser
5atpfeDe Snbeltment 60,
&rdiiber1t li,1b 56abmeilter
Der CROFT Bros. 2aunbr6 So.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
Scene s!ntus nus &unfrct,

gteueidt peroen piele 8eiBer pon
araftmo9en iid i'm eriten @usenbIid
{ebr nenig nit benz @eoanfen, Mutos
aus 8etpn poer Rpntret ber5ultellsn,
b%efreunben tDnnen lno merOen iolde
namentIi9 fir beionpers Idnerfdlig
balten. IS mirb ober berlidert, DAP
Dos geraoe @esenteil Der San lit.
Dor alien 1T, gu bemerten. BOP
Der 8ontret fir bteie neueI item 8raftz
ipagen - Sic bel uns aiigenblldlid
nod ni9t i'm allsemeinen Martt uno
uripriinali9 eine fral15Diii6e grfi1z
Dung 1inD - ni9t bic fir %gen0bnliz
DIE 3pede benubte 3uIammeniebun9
aufreiit, %1onoern einen groBen proz
5ent1ub BON gamablenem Sort
an @tele elmer entipre9enoen Menz
&c Sizes entbdlt. @enau 1T Die 3u<
iammeniebung nod nidt betannt.
Der Numpf oes Mutpmobils miro
baourd bergeitent, bob eine metalez
ne Jorm iiber Elm b0l5ernB Srei,e
inert ge1eBt> miro, nit einem tleineu
Baum 5pii9en linen. Sn oieler
Marm pirb bic @igenmii9uns pol
Iebr btlblamem &pntret uno ser1a6=
lenem Sort einge9oNen. 9as Mote=
rial berbdrtet ii6 balo 81 elmer feiter
barten Maf1e, peren Musleben srobt
Mebnlihteit nit Dem zines 9etp0bn=
li@en MutomobilzR umpfes bat.
Man eripartet, BOP Dieie Maii'
bebeutenb lpeni9er ourd a~tmpipbart:
19e 8erdnoerungen beeinflllbt lperoe
ols Die sepDbnlid)sn araftpagen:
8auten BON 9pls uno @tabl, id)pl
lpei! oas Moteriul 3leid)formiger 1T
Mubsrbem i'm ibr Gemidt in ollel
6allen betrddtli6 g~eringer lein. %;
iino gepiB lebr i9dsensperte gpr:
teile.
--H=a
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19

AEEhL
- Sn Nprofrontreid. ~
!Salptmann: @asen, Sic nal, 9err
A.utnant, ipie MAIDEN Sic es nur.
olb Sic init Der 8ep0lterung, nit
CROP uno tlein, 10 gut ausfummen?
2elltnant: ., bas 1T sans einfat,
ben @rpben 9ebe ih 8pns uao oen
aleinen 8pnbons!
paiieno. Wirtin: nMann,
i'm !6inter5immer fiben Der 9pttor
llno Der Mpptbeter. lie ippllen Stat
lpielen, uno es feblt SDnen Der brittle
Mann."
Mirt: rSm IN Dottpr - Mpo=
tbeter, "a merbe ia RAID ben Sptenz
GRADER bplen Io1en."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19

Die gceroiellng fano AM 9amstag
M5orgen olI oem 5rieobof 5l1 ssio=
brara ltatt.