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The Washington herald., 1915-06-03
.BUTWELL EXPLAINS
DEFEAT OF ROAMER
Rider Said He Pulled Mount Up in
Stretch Because He Sprawled
in Thick Going.

New York. June 2.-Andrew Miller's
good i-year-old Roamer is laid up tenn
porarly as result of his race in the
Kentucky Handicap under conditions far
from suitable to him. 1t may be a mat
ter of a week before his trainer. Jack
Goldsborough. can throw a saddle on him.
The gelding Is suffering from bruised
heels and several minor cuts, self-inflict-
ed when he tried to negotiate the heavy
and sticky mud at Louisville last Satur-
day.
Jimmy Butwell, who rode Rsamer in
the Kentucky feature and who arrived In
New York to ride FlitterSold in Mondays
Toboggan Handicap, in explaining Roam
er's defeat. says he pulled him up when
he found that the Gelding was sprawling
and defeat seemed certain.
Roamer. according to his jockey, is a
low, even striding horse. who lifts his
feet only inches from the ground when
racing under favorable conditions In the
Kentucky stake he started to climb in
the stretch. and then Butwell was sure
the track had beaten him. In sloppy mud
Roamer can run almost as well as he can
on a fast track. because ho can get a
foothold. but in mud that Is thick and
half dried out he slips.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03
BELMONT PARK RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-3year-olds and upward: ssot
"'ded: mile. Sam McMeckn, les II. Dreyer)
y to TO- out r1n Gino. loJ Garner II TO 10. out.
second; Fair Count los CBorcll Is TO l. to 2 out
third. Time. 70 IS. Only three starters.
SECOND RtCE-The Black Stump Handicap
2y'ar-olds ard upward; So added: seFsn furlongs
main course. DISTANCE g. I,r'.l,-l. Is TO l. to T.
out. won Top Hat. Ioa Il. Drgan ) TO > ; to S.
out. second: ADAMS EHTre.s c' rByrne) 9 to s.
TO .. ont. third Time. ] - 81. Run-s also ran
THIRD RACE-The Fashion Handicap: for flhes
years pIrse 8 500; FIVE furonss: straight. Peione
rs lilly. IL 20 l. 5 to l, 5 to . won I-orac Ill
tButHei'. to S. tn s. TO ;. second: Malachite
Ill IL. DuEanl. to l. 9 to 5. to TO- third Time
e:5. Grasp. LADY Ellington Smooth Bore Cean
dris. and Queen Of Paradise also nn. C.landria
and Queen q, Paradis. added starters.
FOURTH RtCE-Harlem Handicap; 3yearolds
and upward; selling: purse. 81 90; one mile Mon
treasor, 10 wv. Ural). to ~ out won; G. NJ
Miller ia tBurtonl. IL to s. out second Time
~. Only two starters.
FIFTH RACE-Maidens; 2yar-olds; ..lline
purse $500: ire furlonss; straight. StelIarina los
u. Dreyeri. 10 l. to S. TO }. won: Devonshire
Dolly. 100 lilly. to l. to S. to ; second !;
High Chair. liz ucttus'. to- ! TO > out third
Time. o5e. Mrs PhiIbin and Or. Gr-mer alsp ran
SIXTH RACE-Sy-ar-olds and upward sIlinz 4:
r,Irse. s5on: six fIrlongs; straight Striker ia &c
Byruel. 20 5, to ?. to s. won: Forecast Is
tP. Louder Is TO S. S IN S. ) to S. second: Amans
100 Nv. UraD, to !. to l. even third Time
llo+S. Votes. Plantas-n.t. Menio Park Aviator
HiIstresm. srd Song Of the Valley alo nn
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03
HARVARD HAS BEEN
GRANTED A. A. j. GAMES
Stadium Has Been Selected for Try
outs-Winner Will Go to
San Francisco.

New York. June definite steps were
taken Yesterday toward holding the
Eastern and Middle West tryouts to Sc
lect competitors for the senior track and
field champion ships of the Amateur Ath-
letic Union to be held at San Francisco
under the auspices of the Panama Pa cifiC
Exposition on Friday and Saturday, Au-
gust and :.
The matter Of tryouts had been in
doubt until Frederick W. Ruben, chair
man of the championship committee. re-
ceived reply to telegram sent by him
on Saturday to John A. Britton, director
of the exposition. The reply stated that
the exposition authorities were satisfied
with the allotment of events and plans
for the tryouts. In the same telegra m
Director Britton informed RUBEN that
the statements regarding lack of funds
for carrying out the meet were without
foundation.
Immediately on receipt OF the informa-
ton from the, Pacific Coast Chairman
Ruben notified Edward f. Babb. of Bos-
ton and Everett G. Brown. OF Cchica GO
to complete arrangements for the Ea St
ern tryouts on June 2S and the Middle
West tryouts on July Il. The winners Of
these tryouts will he allowed proper
ton of their expenses to the champion
ship meeting.
Tentative arrangements already had
been made to have the Eastern tryouts
in the Harvard stadium and tryout blanks
for the events will be issued In a few
days
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03
Games Scheduled in Philadelphia Today Marlboro Races Postponed
Nationals and Mackmen Will Plav
Double-header in Philly Today
Griffith Hands Boost to Lewis
Malone, Athletics In
fielder Recruit.

Malone failed to hit safely against
johnson. but he stood up to the plate
nicely and in the field handled himself
like a veteran
Connie Mack intimatcs that he has sew
eral more young players under cover and
that they will appear in due time. Mack s
reason for not giving out Ryan's real
name was that the young man wanted to
finish the season with Mount ST. Joseph :
and only agreed to play with the Athletics
until La joic could get back into the game.
1t is believed TOW that as the veil of
secrery has been lifted. Malone will be
barred at Mount 81. Josephs and will
stick right here with the Athletics.
\ story given plenty Of publicity in
Washington to the effect that Chick Gam
dill is a sick man. was most cmphatically
denied tonight by both tho player and
Manager Griffith. "Gardi is on the
bench because he cannot seem to get
started with his hitting. Chick is con-
scicntious player and was getting dis
Couraged at his inability to drive the bali
safe. I therefore decided that it wouli
be best TO give him a rest for perhaps
a couple Of weeks. | am confident that
he will come across with all OF his old
time stuff" said Manager Griffith
Gandil. himself declares that he never
felt better in his life, and indeed, he
looks it,
Georgetown Tommy Connolly will be
back in the game tomorrow. according to
the Old Fox. and will play let field when
orthodox hurting by the opposition is in
evidence
\ southpaw will find shanks back on
the job.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-3year-old': six furoec. Carnt
ormes los (O'Bri-nl. $50 Sa SD. won
CAnnonade los (GentrJN. $50. $50. second; Nal
heur lT Taylor. $50. third Time. ID -
Bean spiIler, AIkanet Dorothy Perkins. Jane. r
A. weigl.. Day Day also ran
SECOND RACE-FIres: maidens: iyearolds
five furlcnrs Mornrn Star. 10 Mott. SD
$40, $50. second: Busy Joe. ITO Gam. =
third. Tine. 0c+5 Little Fairy. Daisy Miekle
Industry. Trapped Cabieria, oaklawn. EuloSy.
and Mandy Hamilton also ran.
THIRD RlCE-Seng; 3year olds and upward
On. and onesixteenth miles. Mallard. e gar
ner) $50 $50. $40. won; Justic. Goctel. IL
,smaln, $50. $40 second: Jack Kavanaugh. IL!
Gentry. $50, third. Time. las rs. Lady Jane
Grey. Genrr. Stoll. Wander. and Fort Sumter
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: 3ve,r-olds and up
uard; SI furionEs. Black Toney, III GAM.
Gm s. out won; Chalmers, 10 GENTRY. go
cut second: Leo Skolny. is Lsraille. out. third.
Tine, I'LL as Bob HenSey also
FIFTH RACE-SellinS 2-year-olds: five furlongs.
A Mancini. lT (Neylonl. $50. $50. $50. won
Black Beauty, lc4 (otu. $50, $50 second: In
-estnent. 100 CMcCahe,. $50. third Time. l;oi IS
Inusase C. F. Hornbcrzer. Water Warbler. Nellie
Wells Lt,ie Bisxr Ralph s. and ParmasteT also
ma.
SIXTH RACE-siI furlonEs Amazon. 100
t;esse, 5000. aIo $50 won; Maznik. lN
Gentry. $50 g. second; Blackthorn. lo7 Gar
nerD. sLo third. Time. ia. Fidset. F1osse
Crccket. Mose Irvine. Sweetheart Sue Kreelet,
Dude, syrian, and Busy Edith also na.
SEVENTH RACE-one and one-siIteenth miles.
Star Actress. los Garner. $50. $40. second
Reno los Urauhar,. $50 Time. is IS Msnioc.
St Charlotte oherlus. Loreland. and Jessie
Louise also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03
BRIARLEY CADETS
DEFEAT CHARLOTTE

Poolesvilc. Md, June The long
cherished desire of Briarley Hall Military
Academy was more than realized today
when. before frantic crowd of several
thousand supporters, the | ocal cadet
team annexed both ends of double
header from the team representing Char
lotte Hall Military School. The scores
of the games were 6 to and to .
The first contest was a walkaway affair
for the Old Gold and Black, but the
nightcap was a thriller from the start
The Briarley team played almost error
less ball back of Percy. the cadet twirler,
who went the full route of both games.
These contests bring to a close the most
successful season that Briarley Hall has
had Twenty-four games have been
played and sixteen have been victories.
The Montgomery County championship
has been won. two victories over their
warmest rivals Charlotte Hall. having
been secured. and Gallaudet College var
sity was held to 7-to-s score.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03
NEW CARD TO BE RUN
AT MARLBORO TODAY

Marlboro, Md, June Am
ether good card OF seven races
had been provided for the South
ern Maryland Fair Association
today, but owing to the heavy
downpour of rain the Management
decided at the last moment to
call the races of, owing to the
sloppy condition of the track.
However, 1t IL officially an
nounced that the races will be
run Thursday rain or shine.
A complete new set of entries
has been Issued, and rs the track
Is one that dries out quickly, 1t
il probable that the course will
be in fair shape tomorrow.
The meeting will be run into
next week to make up fer the
lest day md II weather condi-
tions permit the airship flight
will be made by Capt. Baldwin. at
the course.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03
DOYLE PULLS BONE"
DEFEATING new YORK
Capt. Larry Proves All Merkles
Are Not Dead Yet-Game
Ends in 5 to 5 Tie.

Boston. June 2-Darkness put an end
to tine Giants-Bravcs battle today, the
score standing to at the end of the
tenth.
Crutcher outpitched Tesreau, who gave
way to Schauer in the sixth, but was
unable to pull out victory. Hits by
Doyle and Robertson and two errors by
Maranville gave the Giants three runs in
the fourth. The Braves piled up two in
the first on hits by Connolly. Magee and
Smith and two more in the third on
base on balls to Connolly and singles
by Schmidt anad Whaling.
Larry Doyle, captain of the New York
Giants, pulled one of the greatest
bones in baseball history in the fifth
inning.
With one out and Burns on third, Doyle
hit a long sacrifice fly to Moran. Burns
scored. Doyle ran out the fly and after
turning first and seeing the ball coming
toward him, reached out caught it and
threw it to the Braves second baseman.
Burns had scored long before the
throw from Moran reached Doyle's hands
but the Braves put in kick against
Doyle's action in catching the ball and
Umpire QuiSley ruled in their favor. de-
claring Burns out for Doyle's interior
ence. so Burns score did not count. The
run would have put the Giants in the
lead.
New York 1880 ooloe5 /
Boston 202 90 0 o. I
Batteries-Tesreau. Schauer and Mclean and
Smith: CrIther and Whaling. Umpires-Msssrs.
ouigicy and Eason.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03
MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RAcB-Puz,s 500; ayearolds and up.
va,d: selling: I've and oue-haK furlonss. Fater,
. tMsAt.s,. tos: TO ID. 70 ,. Won; Lad,
ond; Indifferent. lN tTsplinl. to l. TO l.
even. third. Time. l:osL5. salr.da Queen. Doctor
D.. Skinny B.. Ray R. Miller, BrookIe0 and
SECOND RACE-Purse. $40; +year-elds and
upward selling: SIX furiongs. The Spirit los
ACTON. to 5. to 4. out. won: Gordon. lis
CMetcalf. to !. even. TO ,. second; Eye~hite.
100 (Clsver) Is to :. 6 to l. to l. third. Time.
ia Duke of Chester. VOLTS Bath. The Governor.
Mn. McDurin. Kilday. Brynava and Cordora also
nn-
THIRD RACE-SeHns; purse. $50 e,year-olds;
four ftulonss. Broomstraw. lo2 (Matthewsl. II 10
TO- to > out won; Ross Garden, 81 ACTON.
to l. } TO l. to .. second: Pride Of Greenway.
lG' o;roth'. to |. , to l. to s. third. Time.
ofcl-5 New track record. Hecla's Flame.
l., ndora Grey LAZY Friend Obie and Larkin also
FOURTH RACE-Purs.. $40; +yearolds and
upward mile and furlonSs. Noaday. il. ia
,Tarlnr. to l. TO l. even. won; Beaemont
Rzby Sister - Collins, to !. to s. to TO-
third. Time. i8+5 Fred johnson. Beaupere.
Ben rncas. Gerard and Lore Day also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selling: purse. $40; 3Iear-olds
That hs,. started and not won two races this
year: i've and onehalf furlonss. Jefferson. iC+
iSchuttinscrr. tn !. u ) ] to I. won; De'lltf>
IH Ambrose. TO !. 5 I" }. ; IN 5. second; EneT
s-tir Ic2 H'orchandr tn :. to ). ; to ). Thru
Time Is -. Golden I.assie GoSntty. Hsr'burE
H. Briny Deer. Aswan. Aimee Leslie and Smiling
Maggie also
Ju,ke, Acton SUSPENDED following bump
in the third race when Jockey Handmcr. w'r'
had tho mount en- the farCrite FIlly Dritl
burned thruru A and badly injured.
SMITH RACE selling; purse. $50. 2-year old
hu, turInrss Mil,s rne % ambrose. to :.
to :, "I, won: oucrm Apple. lo2 tForehand'.
r. To- l. I to . > ~ l. second: Smiling Maggie. le.
Acton, to l. ) to ! ) to > third. Time. ts IS.
TRACK recnrdJ Barka. clara Morgan. Letfetu.
&c.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 500 4yearolds and
uTw ard: mil. and flrlong Jabot. lA lam
tro.pr ; to l. even l tn ;. won; Shepherdcss 81
Acton. to ), TO 10, to ). second: Electric.
IL" iCooprri ) to J. > 70 !. even. third. Time.
Isl Lady Innocence. Mim.sis. CiTil Lass. Luke
Van Zandt and Melts also
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-sellinr; 3year-olds and upward
six furlonEs Mabel Montgomery -; Alledo. q
Ratina. los; Droll. los; Sister Florence los: Allan
Gold. 1903: Lnndelow. os: Lady Psnchita loe
Gabrio. 10: Oakland. 10 Lackrose 10; Birta Ill
Chiffon King rs
SECOSD RACE-RIrse: lyear old maiden colts
ave furlonu Asparagus Sam. Ill; Mediation, ia
]. c. Welsh. IA; Stephen R.. 1l4: Pockichoo ia
Col. Mat. ~; Polrona, Ia; Belgian Trooper ia
Col. Mat and Polroma jefferson Livingston entry
THIRD RACE-siI furlonss: 3year-olds Mis-.
Fielder lo5: Manon COSBY. lG: Mars Cassidy lG
Converse. 10; Skiles Knob liz; Bars and Stars
ll2: Liberator. liz: DR.. Larrck. lis; Royal Inter
est. is.
FOURTH RACE-Purse: 3year-olds and upward
mile. Badinas-. g; Fleeta Belle. g: WAITE,
Witch. IS; Col Tom Green lo3: Roscoe Goose lo3
Dortch. lG'; Bennett. 100; Huntress, 10: Th.
Norman. H.
FIFTH RACE Selling: 2yesr-old hllie.: fr.
furlongs. Psulson. IS; Ysca. IS: Bessie N. IS
Intention. 100 volima. lol: Lady of Lynn 10,
Aunt Sal. Ice: Ruth Strickland los; Mary H. o7
SIXTH RACE-Selng; 5yesr-old. and upward
six frrlonGs. Broomnowcr. =; Miss Thorpe 100
L See 1t, ln: Father Riley. lT: Sosius lG
Hin Private. lT: Sanve.a. loe: Charter, H.
SEVENTH RACE-Sellins: handicap: 3year
oIds and upward: mile and one-siIteenth. Mockery
W: Gold Crest Boy. lo2: Expectation. lo6; Gros
renor. Ios: Brynlimah. ITO; White. Zig.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03
INSIDE dope" ON
MACK'S NEW RECRUIT

Frederick. Md, June Lewis Malone.
who is with the Athletics, is the son of
Capt. J. r. Malone, of Baltimore. a we'll
known trapshooter. He graduated from
Mount st. Joseph's College, Baltimore.
this year. He has been In the Mount St.
Joseph's lineup for several years. and
came to Frederick in the spring OF 1914
and signed as second baseman with Fred
erick in the Tri-City League.
Malone played with Frederick this
year May q. in the opening game. under
the name of Ryan, against Martinsburg.
The Frederick club gave MALONE his re-
lease on request. Immediately after the
game. 1t is doubtful II Malone will be
permitted to appear with Mount St Jo-
seph's in the game tomorrow against
Mount st. Mary's. C. NJ. Malone, a Fred
erick jeweler. is a brother of Malone
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03

FIRST RACE-Pur,e 500: 3yarolds: selling
hv. and Jne bali furlongs. Mona c.. 90; mis-
Fi~y q; -Color> no; Ischsabbble. TO-: Mrs. Nc
los: Miss Mcna-d. los; Cloak lG. Vete Forty. lT
Blue Jaw lOs: milan ZOE.
SECOND RACE-Pruse sin: 2yearoIds; condi
tions four furlongs. Joe Bernstein. -; Happiness
loi: Cherry IH viii Cash. lG; Semper Stalwar
lC: Tar Brush. l07 Boneross First. lg; 1laria liz
Early Sight. no.
THIRD RACE-PIrse 500: 3year-olds and MP
ward: selling; five and one half furlonss. wiley
100: Ford Mai. 100; Rose Ring 10: Single. liz
Marsand. liz: Cannock H.: Hearhstone. rs: Joe
knight. ia; Dryad. lis; Bird Man. III.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 500; 3year-olds and MP
ward: handicap; six furlongs. Stalwart Helen, -
Deposit. lo2; Brar Path. lG; Protector. los
kewaSa, ll2; Back Bay. III.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 500: 2-year-olds: condi
tions: fopr and half funongs Afadir. loc
Iolite los: ANITA ln5: Phil Unser los; Servia los
Tab Her IL: Glomer. H.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $50: 4year-clds and up
ward: mile and seventy yards. Patience, %
Zodiac. %: 'Veneta Strum- loo; 'Joe Stein. l04
The Rump. lci: 'Cuttyhunk Iei: Sykle loi: bal
iron. los; Dicks Pet 100: Autumn. 100: J. H.
Houghton. H.
SEVENTH RACE-Purs-. 500: 3year-old, and
upward: selling; mile and seventy yards
'Durn lol: Patty Regan. lol; Tiger Jim. loe
Penalty. lo2: Lucky GeorSe. loi: Lillian Krpp 104
Ajax, l0t: June w. los: Laird o Kirkcaldy, los
Sir Fretful. lG; Font. lG: 'Leamence los.
.Aprenticc allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03
Results and Entries of the Running Horses
MARLBORO ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Fire furionss 'Roeklin. 100
Elasticity. los: Salvation Nell, IL; Brinv Green
IL; Panama, ll2; Paul Davis. ia; Little Erne. ia
Coming Coon. III.
SECOND RACE-Ffve hlrlonr. Louis v. lS
Lost Rider. lGS; Nechen liz; Carcee. ll2; AVA
tress. liz; Prwer. ia: HuEhie Quinn III.
THIRD RACE-Fire furlorss Nellie C. lG5
Silver Moon. ,U: 'Bulgsr 100 Deduction. lee
Csstaa. ll2; Clifton Squaw. IL.
FOURTH EACE-Five and one half fIrlongs
Kewpe lo,; LADY Bryn. lT Rosalie 0rme. TO-
Col. Randall fo,; fargo. los; Madge's Sister. liz
Remarkable. ILL., The Fsrson. Il3; King Mcdowell.
ll3.
FIFTH EACE-Si1 and one-haR furlonss. Bunch
ri Rags lc6 Ms, Brush los: Ida Reick Jos: ELLA
Crane lG; kittery. los; Montcalm. Ill; Woodae.
ll2: O1r, III.
SIXTH RACE-FIre and one-haK furlongs. An
trim. l0S: Page White lo5; Elsewhere. los: Della
Mack. 49, Racing Belle. l3; Henrietta W.. lD;
Cuban lis: Booth. lis: Gates lis.
SEVENTH RACE-One and one sixteenth miller.
Regular e PEACOCK. lG; Col Holloway. 10;
LASlon. I5; Henry Hutchinson. III; Charles
Grainscr III.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03
ksPIREs RING H0NoRs.

New York, June 2.-BilIy Glib
son. Dan Morgan. ct al. had bet
ter look to their Iaurels. When
the good ship Saratoga sailed
Into port today Ii bore no less q
parsonage than Andreax Balxa, .
noted Cuban bull fighter. and
Andrens is visiting this country
for . definite purpose.
Balsa was 4 spectator at the
recent WiIlard-JohnsOn bout In
Havana and the sight Inspired
him with an ambition to become
. ring battler. Something about
the fighters characteristics re-
minded him Of the male bovine
which has heretofore been his
particular prey and Andreas in
tends to undergo training pre-
pnratory to entering the prize
ring.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03
BECK'S TIMELY CLOUT
WINS GAME FOR CARDS

ST. Louis, June with three on in
the eighth, Beck doubled. scoring two
runs, just enough for the Cardinals
10 nip the Reds. TO 1. Benton and
Sallee, who started. were removed in
the eighth. All of the Reds runs
were the result of errors. Score:
RI e.
Cincinnati ...... % 90 o.
ST Louis ............ . Ks
Batteries Benton. Dali. ard ClaSk: Sallec. Gri
ner and SnId~r and Gonzales UmEires-Messrs.
Byron and O-th.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03
BELMONT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-2-vesr -od,; Conditions; Ave fur
longs: straight Ormesd.l-. Ils: Friar Rock. Ns
Murphy. lG: Prince Of Como. lT-
SECOND RACE-3-year-ods and upward: coudl
tions; siI furIongs. main course. Caraverock. IoI
Hous.main. Is; He viii. los; Kilkenny Boz. Ill
Prarie lT: Astrclogy. -
THIRD RACE-5year-olds and upward selling
and onesi1ternth miles. kilorea, 10l; Wood
shoes ll3; Blue Thistle lis; &c. NJ. Miller,
loa: Republican Ill.
FOURTH RACE 3-year-olds and upward: handi-
cap: The HYDE Park; mile. Flitterxold. lis:
Hetse. 20, Razzano. %; Garbage. 100; Runes.
ln
FIFTH RACE-3vear ODDS and upward: steepe-
chase; selling: about miles. Judge Walser.
10: .Friirlec. AS: Alden 80; Escoca. IL; Gun
Cotton 1873: 'Skibberean. 40.
SIXTH RACE-3-year -olds and upward: Filling
mile. DR.. Duenn-r ls': Chesterton. -; Bee
thov-n. lce: 'Astrology. 50: parrish. .: Gaop,
10; Orotund la; Perthshire. lis: Jawbone. lis;
'SerrIlveda. ITO.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03
HOWARD GIVEN DRAW.

York. Pa. June 3.-Sileat How
ard. the hard-hittinG middle
weight from the Capital City.
was Given . draw In . terriAc
te.-round battle here last night
with Young Hernas Miller. Of
Baltimore.
The battle was the hardest
fought seen here in . long time.
The bsys stood toe to toe sad ex.
changed strssg, healthy walIsps
over the entire aistanee. The
showing made ~ the ~aute''
aghter made Salte N inpressioa
With the local fans ef the pusilis-
tie game.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03

what he thought OF Mack's latest phe-
nomcnon. Griff said: Hes the best look
ing youngstcr I've seen break into the
big show in years. | believe that Connie
Mack has picked up n real prize, and
am willing to venture the prediction that
Larry I-ajoie will not play many more
games on second base during the remain
der of the season.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03
BROOKLYN FAN DIES.
Heart Failure Kills Spectator In
Excitement Over wheat's Drive,

New York, June AT the Philly- Brooklyn game
with the score to , in favor Of the Oukers in
the ninth. fans pleaded for the tying nun. The
first two men died and hope was about gone when
Zach Wheat steiped TO the bat. The left fielder
met one sauarely and sent it sailing for q home
run drive. tying the eame
well dressed man sitting In the grandstAnd
leaped TO his feet with cheer. hut the cheer was
hardly uttered before he collapsed. Friends tried
to revive him. but death was almost ins.antaneous.
The man vas Chauncey Martin. g. q florist Of 81
Graham Avenue. Brooklyn. well known a q base
ball enthusiast.
Death was caused by heart failure superinduced
b. excitemsnt over the thrilling eaue
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03
Inclement Weather Causes
Postponement Of Game.
Batteries Announced.
BY WILLIAM PEET.

| Philadelphia. Pa. June 2.-Accompanied
by cold weather and a raw wind. rain hit
the Quaker City today and At noon the
ball game between the Griffmcn and Ath-
letics was POSTPONED with the announce
mcnt that tomorrow a double header will
| be staged.
Unless the rain let's up before midnight
there is little chance of pulling Off the
proposed double header. for Shibe Park
: field is sea OF mud and will require
plenty of sun and wind to dry out thor
oushly.
| Manager Grifith plans to pitch Gallia
and either Boehling or Shaw IL two ball
| games are staged. Connie Mack announced
! that Wyckoff and Bush would be his
| fingers.
! Quaker City fandom has been guessing
! for several DAYS as to the IDENTITY of
Connie Macks Young second haseman
who appeared in the lineup under the
name Of Ryan. and il was not until the
Nationals showed here yesterday that
The deep. dark secret was revealed.
Connolly Knew Malone.
IT appears now that Ryon is Lewis Ma
lone. who halls from Baltimore and
all through this spring has been playing
with the strong Mount St Joscph's Col
lece team.
Tommy Connolly. former Georgetown
star. now with the Grifmen. spotted Ma
lone as soon as the Griffmen trotted onto
the field. II will be remembered that
Georgetown and Mount st. Joscph's club
| clashed on the diamond early this spring.
Clark Griffith pays Malone a fine com
pliment. In reply to the question as to
The Washington herald., 1915-06-03
WOMEN'S GOLF TITLE
TO MRS. VANDERBECK

Philadelphia. June Mrs C. H. VAN
derbeck. of the Philadelphia Cricket
Club. won the annual tournament of the
Women's Eastern Golf Association today
Mrs. Vanderbeck had a grand total OF
$50 for Sc holes, making % today and IS
during the first round of IS holes yester-
day.
Mrs. Ronald n. Barlow. OF Philadel-
phia. three times winner of the tourna-
ment. was second. and Miss Harriet Cur
tbs, of Boston, third.