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Milford chronicle., 1915-08-27
ATTENDING THE FAIRS.

Miss Nan Wilson, Miss Pauline
Townsend, Harry B. Windsor and
Harold Salmons mOtored to Cam
bridge Wednesday last and attended
the fair, and that evening were the
guests of Mr.. Gore at Salem, Md. The
same party will visit the Easton fair
next week.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
NOTES OF THE GAME.


imp Mullsney did a circus stunt in the sixth
when Shanks threw to Foster to catch Hobltzell
at third base. Running mp to third to the
play. Mullarey got going fast he couldn't stop
when he reached the bag and hurdled clear over
Foster. who was forced TO stcop for the ball.
Henie Wagner's triple in the sixth went all the
way to the bleachess in left field.
';alia showed signs of seroflaning in the third
when two singles and a triple Melted two and
left runner on first. but Rirry Williams came
To the and made a fine catch Of Iris
Speakers drive. doubling Wagner at second.
The few rain drors Just before the battle
scheduled TO start played havoc with the at
tendance.
The Harvard baseball team saw the game from
several boxes behind the Boston dugout.
Speakers catch of Moxsan's fly in the irst was
bcaut. Iris nabbed the ball his hight shoulder
while running toward the fence
Hoopcr's twSbassrr in the third. which scored
Pitcher Foster. hard bounder down the first
base line which took a sharp jump and bounced
over Willioms' head.
Several Of The Boston players fattcned their arer-
ages yesterday. Wagner got triple and single and
Thomas :iorSle and single. while Scott Janvtn,
and Foster each registered for q brace Of singles.
Acosta the only player Of either side to bat
for LOO He made two singles, got base on balls
ard another on being hit BY pitched ball.
Foster. u Washington hitting for . triple and
double. had the best record With the wagon tongue
for the day
Gandn made his FIRST appearance this year When
he batted for Gallia In tho seventh.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
PITCHERS WEAKEN
AND PIRATES WIN
Cheney and label Blow at Critical
Time and Chicago Cubs Lose
Game, 8 to 6.

Chicago. April 20.-Although the Cubs
put up stronger fight. they lost today's
game TO the Pirates. TO 6. mainly be-
ca use Cheney and label weakened at
critical periods. Wagner was in the line
up for the Pirates. and his timely three
Dagger in the seventh scored two runs
MammauN weakened In the sixth and
was relieved by McQuillen. Bresnahan
used three pitchers-Cheney. label. and
Pierce-in an effort at stopping the slug
sing. Beck drove the ball over the right
field wall for Chicago's first tally. and
in the seventh Fischer duplicated this
feat with fWn Scnre
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
C. u. TEAM PREPARES
FOR HARVARD GAME
Coach Charlie Moran Drives Brook
landers at Top Speed Game at
American League Park.

Coach Charlie Moran, OF the Brookland-
ers. had his team working hard yester-
day for the game Thursday with Har-
ward. They worked out for more than
two hours in fielding hunts and then hao
a long batting practice.
The Catholic Eniversity-Har game
will he played at the American League
Park Thursday afternoon. and Dick
Woodward will handle the indicator. Play
will be called at SO p. IN.
The Harvard baseball team had a lons
practice on Georgetown Field yesterday
morning. 1t lasted for more than an
hour and WAS "A drill in batting practice
and fielding in preparation for the game
with Annapolis tomorrow
In the afternoon the squad was out to
the ball park the guest of Ed l.. Riley,
secretary of the Red Sox. and occupied
boxes back of the players bench. roofing
hard for the Red Hose to win. Coach
DR.. Frank Sexton. the old Boston Ma
tionai pitcher, was in the party. and had
with him Capt. Brickley. OF last years
football team. also Eddie Mahan and
of this years baseball team.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
Secretary William c. Red6eld
Throws Out First Ball in
Government League.
EUDALY SHOWS CLASS
BY JOHN 4. DUGAN.

Amateur baseball got under way with a
flying start Yesterday on the White Lot
when the Commerce club defeated the
team from the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing in the opening game of the
Government League. . to :.
s.. rcia,y William G. EcdfeId. of the
Department: or Commerce. opened the
l,a:uc season bv tossing out the first
I'1II. rh" Secretary STAYED throughout
Tia" contest aud gave the players of both
to"T> the glad hand when they made
exceptionally GOOD plays.
Among The other prominent government
officials v no witnessed the game Were
hs-s;staHt Secretary of Commerce f.. +.
~"'c":. STpCl yisinE Inspector General of
Steam cat S"INiC" George I'hler. L.
Grant Smith. private secretary TO Sec
r"I:rr T:.dii.kI. lar. T. r. Pratt. chief
0f the Bureau Of Foreign and Domesti',
= n:Incrre. ard J. : CONWAY, assistant
commissioner Of lighthouses
Jack PoHen Eoi of to = bad start in
IT," on, MIN innin=. and. due to the errors
"f his teammates. the Commerce club
f-l;lrf ~" rams befOr" the chapter
ciu.s' d. In IN" second Commerce added
one NOR. i" tnCir total when Cicary
I, .pi"d over OMcra's head and scored a
II om"ui later ~ an iniirld out.
Eudalt. on the mound FOR the winner.
WAS SiinCl with his hits and let the
Bureau outfit down with three safe
drives t.rratic ncIdin- by his club got
him in had holes. hut he proved equal
10 the occasion and held his opponents
at hav whC; danGcr threatened. Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
HAvRE DE GRACE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-3-year-olds and upward: selling
SIX furlongs. Progressive. 100 Shilling. Tn l..
to l. even. won: Water Lily. Los Uwnei. 10 to
j. to !. 5 to 2. second: Coy. los tUral, to
2 to 5. to 10, third. Time. lis Is Ben
Ounce. Fly Home. Clint, Sherwood. Hudas
Brother and Gordon Resell also ran.
SECOND RACE-Aeeplechase +yesr-olds and up
ward: about two miles. Rhomb. As (wiliams,. .
tn TO- l to ;. out won; FoaGaft. n tAllenI. to
s. To s. out. necund: Judge Waller. lI Steven
sou). to l, to ], 2 to !. third Time, 4iS. Sun
King, Roger Gordon. Lady Grant, Sir Caledore.
and Frog also ran
THIRD RACE-seilinS: handicap: 3-ycar-olds
and upward: Ave and one-haH fIrIonSs. Wanda
Ptzer. los lMiller). to I. to s. to S. won:
Sarsanet. IS CMcCahey,. S to z 4 to 8. to 3 go
ond; Cliff Field, 80 dilly). 81 to /. s to l. to l.
third. Time. ld8. Bolala, Capt. PAR, Belamour,
and Annie X. also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Bellairs Handicap: 5year-oids
and upwssd; SIX ftIrlonss Slumber H. ITO Buxton.
II to s. to %. out. won: Pomctts Bleu. Jos MIC
to l. 20 S. out. third. Time. liz IS. Only
three starters
FIFTH Selling; 5yearolds and upward;
one mile and seventy yardA Hermuda, In bur
toni. IL to l. to ]. 10 l. won; Charles F. Grim
ger. iG tHorkins). 20 to l. Il to !. Q to l. aruod:
Patton, lis t;ioCaheJ). to ]. to s. to 10 third
Time. les 80. Tameriane Love Day. Abhptford,
Buzz Around. Weanoks. Col. Ashmeada, and Ss,-
creme also
SIXTH RACE-Maidsn 2year-olds; four ftrlcnea
Tom Elward. lo4 tButwelD. II to s. 4 to O. : to s
won: Iolite 1a' tDryerI. even to s to g. second;
Typography. 1C Turnel 8 to l. 5 to even, third
Time o:B IS. Broom Corn, Narnar Sampar 6tsl-
wsrt. Ellen snyth. and Tnalins abo nm
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21

Runs Lcihod ~. Rogers 20. Shapman Jack
son tcl. ';raney. Egan. Two-base hits-Austin
jackson. Morton. Three base hit-Chapman Sacri-
fee hit-Barhsre. Double plzy-ChaIynan to Rod
gers 10 Shields. Stolen hase-Barbsre Hit by
pitched ball-By Renneas. Jackson Bases on balls
OF Perryman. /; of Morton. }. Struck out-By
Ferrymsn. !; by Remness. .; ny Morton !. I'm
rime--Messrs. Dincen and NsIn. Time Of game
= hours and . minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
Snowey Quells Strike

snowcy Baker the Australian fight promoter. has
Just put down boxing strike quicker than Q
Australia had demanded % per cent Of the re-
ceipts for each principal. Added together thi,
would have left the rrcmoters with . lot Of check
stubs for their SHARE of the pfufta Bakes. who
operates a chain of boxing establishments, merely
closed the gates and put cut the lights for . few
days and the boxers uniou dissolved. When Il
comes to making q choice between . ham sand-
wien and nothing tha situation requires little ca.
tstion. II prmote1, here could only AMY ths
Australian treatment To sms Of our malignant
baseball caseA
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
TURNER TO GRAPPLE
IRSLNGER TONIGHT
English Middle-weisht Champion Ex-
poets to Land Victory Over
Local Bow,

Joe Turner will grapple with Henry
Irslinger. the English middle-weight title
holder. at the Gayety Theater this even
ing in a finish bout, best two out Of three
falls.
The Englishman ID said to be one OF
the best mat artists the game affords.
He won his title in q tournament staged
at the Crystal Palace. London. England.
two years ago, and Is now holder Of the
middle-weight championship belt Of the
British Isles.
After his arrival In this country
Irslinger won all the laurels in the mid
dle-weight tourney at Madison Square
Garden, New York City, meeting all
corners.
Both lads are primed for tonight's
tussle. and the English boy declares he
is going home with Turner'S scalp hang
Ing at his belt.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
Atlantic tn Continue

New York. April 1.-The Atlantic League viii
he continued through the present baseball season
As a sS club league. it announced today. Al
the clubs will he in New Jersey The thre. New
York State clubs at Middletovn. Newbursh and
PouShkeepsie. it stated. were not represented
at the meeting YESTERDAY and have forfeited Their
charters TO the league. Paterson. Long Branch
ard Perth Amboy continue in the league. Tn.
Danbury. Conn. franchise will be transferred to
Red Bank and the Asbury Park franchise to
Passaic sixth club may be located in Hacken.
sack. The league will meet at Paterson on May
to adopt a schedule Of games to begin May -
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
RUDE BENTON In FORM;
ST. LOUIS IS BLANKED
Cincinnati Hurler Allows Cards but
Two Hits and Reds Win,

Cincinnati. April 2O.-Rube Benton
was in fine form today and shut out
St Louis. TO 0. allowing only two
hits. Gonzales. the Cuban catcher.
was traded by Cincinnati TO St Louis
today for Ivy Wingo, whom the Reds
got back from the Federals Part
cash was also given by the Cincinnati
club. Score:
RI. Z.
-. I>rris............. % 5000 o
Cincinnati............ % .
Batter1es -FeiiIe. N:thsus, and Snyder: BENTON
and Clark tmrircs-Messrs. Qugley and Eason.
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'Ratted for Pcrryman in third.
tBattei for Rennea. in eighth.
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z b E
Tear Down Sheepshead Stand.

New York. April @-Work began yesterday "a,
the demolishing of the Sheepshead BAY racing
plant in PREPARATION for tbs erection Of the motor
dome which is 10 snpfdant the home Of the thor
nughbred Trees in the line of the proposed new
course were cut down and 10 men in charge of
Edward = Gray. Of the Coast and Lake Con
structon Company. wrecked the grand stand 81 that
By niGhtfall little left Of the roof from whicl,
thousands have watched the decision Of Suburban
Handicaps and Fnturities. In weeks time Gray
aid there would be 900 mep m the job. that
the plant would he finished in time for the first
big automobile race on Labor Day
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21

Pittsburgh. ............ J. . o o q % IS ;
Chcaso................ q 0 . 5 o-6 : |
Batteries McQuillan ami Gibson; Cheney ZahcI
Pierce and Bresnahan. Umpires-Messrs KLEIN and
Enslie.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
DETROIT Wins Third
STRAIGHT FROM SOX
Chicago Plays Ragged Ball and
Tigers Win by 6 to 3 Count.
Dauss in Form.

Detroit. April "0-Dctroit made it three
straight over the White Sox today, Dauss
winning his third consecutive game s to
}. kavanaueh got three hits, and Veach
for the sixth time in seven games had
two safeties ChicaGo's play was ragged.
Rowland made big shift in the SoX
benching two. shifting two others and
shaking UP his batting order but it did
M gnC6
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
HAvRE DE GRACE ENTRIES,

FIRST RACE-rwoyear-o,ds; selling; four tw-
lonns. 'Tralee. S.; Bob RedHeld, 100: Boniisn. ";
Little Gnk. s.: Good Council. 10; 'Blus Rock.
%: rcsky. Ioo: Tajan. Ia
SECOND RACE-Fur-ysar-olds and upward:
selling: six furioues Ancon. loe; Anarri 100; Al
Bloch. iof; 'Brandywine. %; Ray o. Light. No:
Canto. Wt: vsneta Strome. los: 'Sir Dixie. lD.
Lord Marshall. los: Napier. 100: Lady London, 81
New Haven. los: Bunch Of Kan. q: 'Jos Finn. 10;
Laura, 80
THIRD RACE-rhree-y.ar-olds and upward: selI-
ing: I've and . half fwions3 sMiss Pnmity. IN:
'Thesieres liz: yellow. Is: Response. Is: Anon.
liz: Color. 10: Anaui. liz: Meeheka. 100: 'HikR.
IS: Sonny Boy. lis: King Mcdowell. l0: ORTIZ.
10. Bunch Of Kegs. i0: New Haven, IL: Delegate.
liz: y. B. Haneli. 81: Inlan. III: 'Bunice. IN;
wiley. G: Silver Moon. %: Monty Fox. 1ls:
'Yorkville. tG: Fred Levy. 10: Bertha v, ID:
Edmond Adams li:: Cari5ei. 10: 1nex 100.
FOURTH RACB-Tns Lssie STAKES; Niles;
yesr-ods: four furlone. Sandpocket. To-; Ceiandria.
lo.: Pleione. lG: Golden List, ~; REGINA, ios;
Ardent .c8: Anita. 16.
FIFTH RACE-Thrce- ysar-olds and upward; sd
ing: six furlonaR Athena. IS; Water Lad. 1os:
FUruck. -; Fair Heien. .; Jea-. r.. ~; -
wah. iia
SIXTH RACE-Maiden syear-o,ds and up~art:
selling: sx fuSion0L '5lmberer. -: 'Jeherson -:
Jem. ie3: Nepthys. III: Alice NJ. M y Lady Bntr
terAy. Ni: sMi,s Mc;isxis. .: AuaIEsnaiA Nl:
sRosa,ie Orme .: Baider. IN: Aldonas. los: Early
Riser 100: 'Haberdash. -: 'Ros ally. Ms: Ths RUN
son. IL; 'Breaksr. 10: 'shrsssbun. NJ.
'Anprs,tics allovanes elainsd ~
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
Business Bars Tennis Stars.

New York AIfil D.-Word was received today
that Maurice T.. Mclaughlin, the famous California
tennis star may not be able to play at the cham
pionsllip Tournament At the West Side Teunis Club.
Forest Hills Long Island. in August. He notified
the committee that business might prevent his
iourneying to the East this summer. Lindley Muir
ray may also be absent. due to injuries to his feet
from which LIE has not fully recovered.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
Atlantic League to Play.

New York. April D.-Atlantic League officials met
in Roesiyn NJ. Coxs Office in the Woclworth Build
ing YESTERDAY and decided to continue through the
1915 season a six club league. with all the clubs
located in New Iersy. Dr. Carlos Henriauez Of
Long Branch. was elected president. and Pau Of
Perth Amboy: secretary. The season will open May
. and close Labor Day.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
MACkS COME TO LIFE
and DEFEAT YANKEES
,Shawkey Shows Form. Holding New
York Safe. and Athletics Land
Game, 6 to :.

Philadelphia. April 2.-The Athletics
awoke today and struck a blow for their
own cause. defeating the Yankees to ..
Shawkey was in good form and kept his
hits well scattered.
Mack shook up his batting order. put
ting Murphy in the outfield and sending
Kopf. a youngster, to third. Walsh was
benchcd and Strunk was placed third in
the batting order. WARRIOR was hit hard
in two fra ScNrn.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
HEIGHTS LEAGUE READY.
New Diamond In Randall Park Near
Completion.

TIE Congress Heights Baseball League Of the
Di,trir- CT Columbia and Maryland. held their
election of officers the mast week. The Officers
elected Adam FORMAL. president: J. +.
Hunserford ricr president: r. F. Burgess secre-
tary; Ernest Admire. financial secretary. and c.
Purdy treasurer.
The leagues new diamond in Randall Park
Congress Heights. will soon he in playing Con-
ditiun and the schedule will be announced later.
The teams managers are Ed Plumb. Steel Plant
VIII Grant Hamilton. A. c.; James Homer
Congress Heights A. c.. and Abe weschler. Oxen
Hill.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
Brownies EASY FOR
CLEVELAND Indians
Young Morton Sets St. Louis Down
with Three Hits and Birmy's
Club Wins, 9 to O.

st. Louis. April 20.-The Browns
pitchers were easy victims for the
Indians today. losing the fray by a
top-heavy score of 9 to o. Manager
Hickey was forced to play Howard at
second. Pratt turning his ankle in
practice. Manager Birmingham show
ed his youngster. Morton. who pitched
A great game, allowing only three
hits and was never in danger of be-
ing scored on. Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
Football at Princeton.

Princeton. n. J.. April n.-A real. live football
scrimmage held at Princeton yesterday afternoon
in spite of the hottest weather Of the spring. and
Rush. the coach. promises sere,sl more Of
them. He had twenty-five candidates playing yes
terdsy and fully half his squad unable to re
port because of laboratory work. There was no
fake football either. except that the bach field
defense ~as ordered not To tackle man who had
slirped through the lines.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
FAT PURSES FOR TR0TTERS.
Prizes to Amount of $4,000 for
Grand Circuit Races.

Syrac:se. y. Y, Arr. 0.-Prizes in the amount
Of 5000 have been offered purses and prizes
for the annual Grand Circuit races. to be held in
connection with the New York State Fair here
next September of this sum- 1900 is reserved for
six early closing events. entries for which will close
MAY 10.
The fixtures will be headed by the Empire State
$1,000 stake for trotters Others the I'll pace.
for 500: IA tIot for Jyear-olds. for $500: 10
trot for green horses SOD: 2cs trot Sooo and the
:.C1 pace, 500.
Harry s. Neatly. secretary of racing. has an
nounced that each race will be decided by the
three heat-eyery heat a race plan.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21

'Batted for GaIlia in seventh.
fBatted for Ayers in ninth.
Earned runs-Wsshingtnn. .: Boston. ). Left on
bases-Washington. Z; Boston. 5. Innings pitched
BY Gals. Z: by Ayers. .. Hits made-Of Gaia.
II: of Ayers. Threebase hts-Wagner u. Fos-
ter. Two-base hits-Thomas. T.. Foster. Hooper.
Sacrifice fys-Speaker. Hooper. Double plays
Scott to Wagner to Hobby. Scott TO Hobby
williams to Mcbride. Hit BY pittaer-By Foster.
Acustz. Umpires-Messrs Mullaney and Evans
Time Of game hour ands 50 minutes
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WHALES ARE BEATEN.
Terriers Romp Home Winners in a
Good Game.

st. Louis. April 20.-The Terriers won
from the Whales today. s 70 }. Among
the many peculia rites of the game was
the fact that both teams got more passes
than hits. Brennan was wild and lasted
but two-thirds of the first period. dur
ing which he passed four men. allowed
a double and put Brown so deep in n
hole that the Terriers assumed a four
run lead before the side was retired
But three hits were made off Brown and
two Of these appeared in maze of
strollers in the fifth and doubled ST.
Louis count. Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
Donovan Resigns.

Bosteu. April 9.-John ]. Donovan last night
resigned New England member Of the board Of
control of the National Cycling Association. He
will be succeeded by Frank N. Bemis. Of this city,
formerly the New England hspdicapper.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
ARMY Poloists Lose on Fouls.

San Fran ,isro. April 0-Foor fouls. which pen
allied them Tor loss Of two goals resulted in the
defeat yesterday Of the Southern Department United
States Army polo team by the F1rst Cavalry -four
on the Exposition Fiell by a Of 81 goals to 6
in the s.mi-final round for the Polo Association
Cups.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21

Runs rcditor. Stewart. Clear. Roche. OM,rs.
Earned -CoEmerre. First base by erlOrs-Com-
nercr. ;; Bureau. = Left bases Commerce. 4;
Bureau. ;. First base balls on Powell. g..
Struck out by Powell 6: by Eldaley. S. Three
tSss hit-Clelry. Two base hit ZuEnik. Stolen
hssss-Rocfe. Davis O'Mera. Hall. Montgomery.
Prince. Grrenwald, Murphy. Hit by pitcher By
Eudaley. ZuTmik and Montgnme1. Umpire-Mr
ShurIlch. Time OF game hour and 10 min
utS
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
Herxog Buys Toney,

Cincinnati, Ohio. APRIL 3.-Manaser->C Charlie.
Herzog Of the Cincinnati Nationals announces that
he has purchased Pitcher Fred Tuney from the
Louisville American Association club Manager
Hefzng refused To STATE what was q - dysn 10
TIE Louisville club - -s
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
Central, 16; Gallaudet. /

Runs-R0berts t2l. A. Macdonald Chaplin ~.
White 90. Hartsotn tS, S-ilen, Har- ~.
Gottlieb. Rockwell. First base on bsIlJ-OT
GOttheb. :: of Classen. /; of Ferguson J. In
nings pitched-By Classen. 4: by Ferguson. :. Hits
made Classen. 6: of Ferguson 6. Struck out
By GOtteb. s: by Classen. 2: by Ferguson. l. Two
base hit-Harshorn. Sacrifice hit.-A. Macdonald .
White. Hartsliorn. SeldRn. Stolen Roberts
y. Macdonald. A. Macdonald. Hartshorn, Rass-
mu.sen. Hlahik. Moore. Hit Ivy pitcher-By Colt
lieb tSchowe. 2; Hladikl. UmIire-Mr. Foltz.
Callsudet
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
Charlie M'Court Wins

| Pittsburgh. April 2l-Charlcs McComt. Of this
! city. defeated Jess Lean. Of Chicago 50 to 81
| in Interstate Three-cushiou Billiard League
match last night in hfty-one innings. McCourt had
high run Of nix. while Leans best effort netted
| three.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
Football at-Dartmouth,

Hanover. n. H.. April 2.-Dartmouth's football
squad Of hfty started sng practice yesterday under
the direction Of Coach Carauagh. The practice
session was spent in rudimentary drill
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
Stake to Eiz.Yama.

Ersom. England. April D-The great Metro
rplitan Stakes Of S. 600 were won here today By
G. Wadia's Fir-Yams. Lsveco nan second, and
Desmouds Sond third
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Commerce Club Wins
Opening from Bureau
GIANTS ARE BEATEN
AGAIN BY PHILLIES
Pat Moran's Pennant Hopes Capture
Third Straight Game from New
York by 5 to : Count.

New York. April 20.-The Phillies
took their third straight from the
Giants this afternoon, TO .. making
their fifth straight win. They hit
Schauer freely. In the second Cravath
walked, Paskert singled, and Niehoff
followed suit. Cravath was caught at
the plate. Paskert scored on a wild
pitch. and Niehoff came home on Lu-
derus' hit. Two-baggers by Bancroft
and Cravath added run in the third.
In the fifth. with Bancroft on, Becker
hit a homer. Score:
RH.E
Philadelphia. Q > 1000 e5 u !
New York 0 o. o
RStteries-Msyer and Kiifer; Schauer and Mey-
ers. Umpires-Messrs Bynn and 0rth.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
Elherfeld Gets Ioh.

Chattanooga. Tenn. April D-Numan Kid
ElberfSld. former Highlander Senator and Dodser.
has sisned . contract with Chattanooga. He was a
free agent.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
Amby M'Connen SIGNS,

Syracuse. April 2o-Amby McConpeil former Boo
ton and Chicago American League second bassman.
has signed contract to ply the sane petition
for the Syiacae New Yogt State Leaguel club
this year. He has been woshing cut With the syn-
oass team e their txaicing canp iR two dayA
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21

Runs-Murphy Oldring. Barry. koTf ~. Nc
Avoy, Maisel, Cree Twobase hts-Pipp. McAvoy.
Homo runs-Maisel Oidrins. Struck out-By War
hop. :; bS Shsvkcy. 5. Bases on balls-By War
hop .: by Shaukey l. Hit by pitcher-By War
hop. Odring and kopf. Umpircs-Mcssrs. Chill
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
Neither Man Wins

New Haven, Conn., April ao.-Niickc5 Brown. of
Boston. battlcd to . draw Tommy Shea. II New
Haven. in an eight round bout here last night
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
Diver Still Alive.

Chicago. Arrrl D.-The condition OF Frederick ".
EItikc the diver who fractured his skull while at
tempting to make a difficult dive i>st Thursday
night. was slightly improved today. but he is not
yet out Of danger.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21

Runs-Bush Cobb 81. Crawford. veach p Cul
Inns Frunrr. Rf. Twuhase hts-E. Collins
! Brief. Veach 'obb. Double pIays-Brief to Weaver
to Brief: Weaver to Collins Brief; Weaver to
Brief. Fipt nasa lalls-Of Darss. ,; of Ccotte.
> Struck out Hv CiUItc. /: by Dauss. I. Sacrifice
hit-IounG. S'olyu tEIse>-fCunisr. Wild pitch
Cicotte. Umrircs- Ms,sr-. 0Iaushlin and Hide
brand. Time f game hours
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Brooks Easy for Jeanette.

New York. April D.-Joe Jeanette knocAsd out
Jack Brooks the fourth round Of their scheduled
ten round hoit st tine Vanderbilt A. c. last night.
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Rattle tn Mandot

Memphis. April Aloe Mandot. Of New Or
leans. handled Pats Drouflard about as he
pleased in eisht-round match. and award
ed decision BY Referee Hack last night There
were knock downs
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Shepley Yale Captaiu,

New Haven. Conn. April A-E A. shspley. q
st. Louis No. vas elected nptain q the Ysls
ffsshnan hasshau taaA