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The Washington herald., 1915-09-30
HAvRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Selling: : cr"aT. ID maders: fr'
AVID rre half furluIgs. 'Bnlsoink. 81; iiandiat
lOi: In ami nut. 'Cl: Rose Iulictic. iSH Moon
stone lGq: BeI,e ri the l.; cher "a: Elsie Rnnnrs
'Oe. vcdado. los: sarhrl. iGs. Lite. 'n: CnStumrr
lla; Ocean Nal.. !ui .Har, EItrGHUntl. i5i; Pike
lard IcH: -rl'ilna. ut.
SEJ nND HACE-S'c- 'e0'.as"; Fc':;r=: :year
uIs ami upward: ahut ~" rIle-. Aviator it2
lila I;rCk. li2: ''ar"'rc. g; AmaUs. lc0: I.i.ti,
Hnsh. q: Dixon lark Ij3: IFrr'rucs. ii7
THIRD RhCE-ti asr.: hA,fdcap: FIVE and one
~ furionss. A'Ea g. !.rn Skoincv. IG
p,,as-z -; ccitn. y, NasSsskia. s5; ErTEs7aa
:: Zoe Blair It-.
F.,rRriI RACE -. ErrIrni,-in H.-dc,p; .
,err oid.: fre ard c5r':aH furjc1=s. ,icorRc
s,n:.iI 49,: !'cskv. - L;:ug Nc.tvue. IIa; L0i
y-uri- 80; Nn,n.c Z. Hidden S;ar. 10; Viz
sina NJ. e6: E'=:', IT,
FIFTH EAIL->, ''.rz. 2Sc%r CHS a.; upward
,nI. a,si sC".ri:" -sl':S. .'';erE51w. az: Mary
land Gil. Z; Ecu levy. !.n; FeIckas. 10: DR.
r:,,crrcr, -: = iriS:uihir- Ia: .osingcracid
Martin Casra. =: Armament. ljs. 'Baifror, ioi
Can't. -: Mar. MaT"". ~: 'Chsst"rt9a. 10
Aihrra. lS'.
SIXTH EACE--S"i,i,s: 3-:rd5 riis ard rpwani
Eve ard cnc-hat :"r!v''ss. forum. liz: wata,
Relics. IT: !. /. l.i!;is. -; 'Fuzzynu,<y. &C
rosaiie t5,nc. JOS; Sir peu:ah. I!e; kiskriug!s
III: .l:oser Grnlnn. q: Uurlock. III: Sonadu, L.
rs; i,r,j,& paeca. .5l: Lily ome, Zoe; Erelyn
g. lte: .en:. %: -EtlIa- Allen. &c; Carl. Is
s..-rsuc:l, ii. Pipdpi?cr ,Cs; -Lc,:hcr. 10
,tr,p.o, lls: htiss Mc''gX.e. IS: Dew, Fish. IL.
SEVENTH RACE The IGrfrd Comfy Race
a.oits ard upward, six turiouRs. Merry Iu
Icc ,p5; Merry Lad. :: High Marx. 100: Cartier
10: Knight peck l@; Taoic. liz; Scafsdalc. 20
, .,,,-..,tice ,Is.uanre claimed,
The Washington herald., 1915-09-30
GRIDIRON GAME IN
SAFE AND SANE FORM

Portland, Greg, Sept 29.-The intercol-
legiate football rules committee has been
improving the great national game fol
the last thirty-five years, but it re-
perts to make the master stroke in de-
yeloping the great smashing, home
breaking college game into a safe and
sane sport.
Bill Schmitt, civil engineer by pro-
fession and mathema tical genius by dis
sipatiOn, crstwhile half back on the Notre
Dame and Multnomah Club champion
ship teams, and now one of the best
known conference officials in the north.
west, has made it possible by an In
scniUus invention. to play indoors on a
game table. a complete scientific game
of football, according to the latest Of
fetal football rules.
The only difference between Schmitt Q
pocket edition and the regular intercoi.
legiatc game is that his is played on a
field only thirty inches in length, the
players do not have to don moleskins
sprained ankles, broken necks or
cracked heads in the college infirmary
after the game is over.
The miniature game, Scientific Foot
ball. made its appearance in the local
stores during the past week, and Port
land football fans were given the first
chance to see the game that the in
ventOr claims will teach anybody to play
the real outdoor game in a truly scien-
tific manner
The Washington herald., 1915-09-30

FIRST RACE-seIline: 3yearolds and upward
six iurlo:gs. Mex. 100 G.spriIlsl. so. $50. S.s9,
wen; Mars Cassidy. 100 tJudy). $50. s., second
Dr Carmen. lG5 tMottl. s. third. Time. I:li.
Billie Joe. Hawthorn. Buck keanun. The sii!it
and Walcur also ran
SECOND RACE-Fire ard one-half fnrlongs: ?
ycarold rnaidens. Flossie Walker. lo6 Murphy.
So 50 SO $50. won; Imitation. lO5 "A.
scl.2C. third. Time. | 20 -. Irish Wit, Some
Reach That's Me. Ethel Wells, Col. MrNah
Ssuterrlle and HCffaker also ran. Col. McN"h
finished tr>t but was disqualified foul
THIRD RACE-NIilc: 3-year-oldS and upward.
Lady Rotla. (HcnrN. $50. $40. SEQ. won;
Ell C.rImp. lCI lkederisl, SEQ. $50. second
DR. 1.arrick. 10 Murphy. $50. third. Time.
l:"S IS. Transmit. Cc:nmada. Beachcumher and
Lon Blue also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Falls City Handicap: g. e.eG1
added 5ryear-olds and upward: six fnronGs. Prince
Hcrmis. IOs PooD. $3.50. $40 san. won: CosUe,
lG7 Andressl. Sl.sO. $40. second: PaEzareia.
I:3 Rice,: $40 third. Time Is l,'. , Little
Nephew Conyer>e. Roscoe Goose. Grover Hushc-.
RringhrTst, Coming Tower, Iron Mask and HanoTia
als0 ran. Iron Mask and Hanovia added starters
FIFTH RACE-Six fIrloHrs: > year ulds. Taxa.
os tStearnsl. $50. s9.SH $50. won: PaymAster'
100 uaIaiIel, $50 S5.9. second: Rifle Shooter.
lc5 (Kederis) $40 third. Time. IA Is. Harry
Gardner Muricls Pct Mary H.. Black Beauty.
Petlsr Father Kelly. Savinu. Gypy Blair and
HlunuatCr also ran.
SIXTH RACE Selling: advance money race;
s-year- -ods and ulwarl; mile and one-siNteenth.
Mockcrv, ll9 (AIuttl. ssr. $50. $50. won; Grns-
vcnur III iGoosel. SO. SEQ. second Fhtaway, IO'
NIeehanl. $40 third. Time. Ia IS. White
Crown. African Beau. Waterproof. Orange. Bank
Bill. TeIs +. A. WUiSIe Ncrrna. Furlong. Chill
ton King and Counterpart also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and seventy yards.
Sceth. !CS (Goosel. 81. S. $50. won: B"nanz'.
To- ,smaln. $40 $40 second: white. l's
Jessie Louise. Resign. Gcd Crest Boy and Miss
Thorpe also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-30
Jockey J. McCahey Receives
Shake-up-Cock of the
Walk Lands Handicap.
JUMP TO RACEBROOK

Havrc de Grace, Sept. 29.-Tartar. car
rying world of money in the Chester
brook Handicap. fell at the first turn of
the field. and as a result Jockey Joe
MrCahey received a bad shaking up.
Frederick Johnson's Cock o the Walk
annexed the stake. while Lahore was sec
ond and ElittergoId third. 1t looked for
time as though McCahey was badly
hurt. but later examination proved he
escaped with a bad shaking up.
The opening number on the program
went to Noureddin. backed from Z to 1
To !. Humiliation at 15 10 l was second,
and the favorite. Marjorie A.. third
Race brook. with koerner in the saddle.
won the steeplechase In hollow fashion.
lradirg all the way. Battery was played
for a good thing. but could never catch
improved horse.
u. lSidor" captured the last race easily
iram Murphy. while Remembrance was
third. Summary:
FiI'ST RAGE SrllInE: 3year-nlds and upward;
-" tr-!ms,. Nonreddin I5o tStcwaru. t" },
= e. ;. To- :. won; Humiliation. lG7 u>ouderl.
{" /. - ). scond: Marjorie A. 10 tCOOpcrl.
:. : Third Time :I2. His Nib. Scion. Miss
Iurls or. Jem. Sir William Johnson. Silver
VI o". Hk"r. our John and PAY Streak also ran
- rND EACE-SteepIeclIsse. 2-year-olds and
ped: two miles. Racehrook. lis tkoernerl.
.. r,cn. tn ). won; BATTERY l26 Haynes.
.. ;. 10 5. second; Ablon li5 Gaskinl. to .,
r.'i.d Time. tOO Bendae. Little Hugh. Bur
q" ir ard Earlv Light also
THIRD RACE Selling: 2Hear-olds; Ave and one
0 ~ furIor=s. M,hc. Hermann. lo6 Mink.
E" to s. to .. won: Tom Edward. lI2 Par-
rr-gi"nl. g to ; to . second; Ssndmark. lc9 IT.
NcTaggaItl. | to 5. third. Time. los Good
Counsel. Nul'i Dr. Gremer. Eddie I. and Pike
iand al~p
FOURTH RACE The Chestcrhrook Handicap:
.-vCaI-olds and ulsuard; mile and Oue-sirteenth.
'rck q the Walk In BuNtou. to l, to !.
oven. Wnr: Lahore. % u.illyl. 10 I. to 5.
nd FlttcrGuh. its usrrwtIn. to 5. third.
Time. &c. Gaincr. Holiday. Runes and Tartar
also
FIFTH RACE-s,lins: Iyrar ulds and upward:
,oIIe and SEVENTY yaris ElGlr. 81 u.nuderl. TO
: g. to ;. . I" 5 won; Amrrr~". lCS Steward.
to 5 } to ). Second Zen Ounce IO6 u'itzl.
even. thi,d. Time. ~ Is. COL. AsiImeade. Sinai.
NrIlrthys Rorax. Jawb0ne StnnelsnGe. Jesse, ir..
and NSty Warren also ran.
SIXTH RAGE Five furlcrSs: 2-yoar- -olds. ST. Isl
,L,Tc lC5 Fairlrn;hu', even. to ,. out.
MurIhy. 10 CrrnNlcr), {" |. = tn l. second; Re
memlrance Io7 ~. McTpsGarti. In 4. third. Time.
% Favor DiVan. Billy Mc,;ce and rUlruma
aISp
The Washington herald., 1915-09-30
Artful Returns Home.

New York. Sept. 2l.-Artful, one the
greatest rae" mares ever bred IN this
country. arrived home from England on
Saturday. In the 1901 Futurity Artful,
owed hy Harry Payne Whitney, de-
fcatcd Tradition and Sysonny, thereby
winning Si0.S31. At the end of her racing
career she was sent 10 NJ. Whitneys
breeding establishment and subsequently
foaled the crack S-year-old lilly Regret.
Artful also was bred to several noted
sires In England. She will spend the
rest OF her Days at tic Whitney Farm
in New Jersey.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-30
GIBBONS SURPRISED AT
LASTING TEN ROUNDS

New York. Sept. 2a-Mike Gibbons
"sururised himself hv standing up ten
rounds before Psckey Mcfarland" ac-
cardinc to letters from the st. Paul boxer
90 various sporting editors of New York
papers. printed today. An excerpt fol-
lows:
Il was hardly able to crawl through
the ropes, yet was given the decision by
some experts: hence ] have no doubt
that l can stor him when right. ! had
20 staTvc myself ana take steam baths
to make tho weight. I was really sur
nrised at myself standing up ten rounds
before Packey, 80 weak was l."
The Washington herald., 1915-09-30
MANY FANS SEEK
SEATS AT BOSTON

Boston, Sept. 29.-Fans were buster
than ever today sending in their applica-
tions for worlds series seats, following
the announcement of the scale of prices
by the Red Sox management. Seats for
the prospective games at Braves Field
will cost from 80 cents to s., the latter
being for box seats. Grand stand reser-
vations will be s., and those in the third
base stands will be 81. Tickets for these
three classes of seats will be sold in
blocks OF three for the first three games
to be played here.
Pasteboards for the right-feld stands
at 81 per. and in the bleachers at 50
cents each. will be placed on sale at the
grounds before each game.
No additional stands will be erected. 1t
was said, the new Braves Field having
a seating capacity of nearly $500.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-30

FIRST RACE Selling: 3-ycar-olts and Upward
,ix turicagS. "Ina kay. lGs; .Mi.s Fielder i2
Inruity, iG: Amazon. l0 Anna KrIter. io.: Lack
rose ios: Cash -oa DcliIe,y. los; Mack B. Euhanks
los: will Bear, Ias: Qasrcruias.sr, III; Gshrio.
rs: oa1iond. jis; Cole. rs; Hocpir. lis: Yors
Lad. iS.
SECOND RAcE-seliirs: uaidra colts and ssId.
inrs: ?--esr-,ds: Owe anil rre-iSlf fEr,9hgs. al.
Ret Thurman. s.: -CiG~ntair. ps: !hstsrnt, io5;
kuiac Nuii-n, 'N Nsrfred. led; 'Ir1et. !oi; Coo
a,rs. ;c.; Thanksgiting. ic.: Jack D Dvsd ;ea.
THIRD EAcE-Al)ousaces; s-year-slds and ar-
x.rd: sig iurioas~. Ghetto Girl io5; 0mula, r5;
"a Howard. ies; Isike. io6: Ha'pennY, f9 Miss
kn,.er 10: Feather D,Istcr. 100: U See 1t. los Go
We'll 100: Charter. IL; Black rney, Jls.
FOCRTH HACE-Ths Gait Hcuse Hotei Handi-
The Washington herald., 1915-09-30

Will Use Harvard Stadium

Boston, Sept. 29.-The Har-
vard-YnIe football game will be
played I'm the Harvard stadium.
Mayor Curley today brought to-
Gether Corporation Counsel Sui
Iivan and Building Commissioner
O'Henrn and Graduate Treasurer
Frederick Moore, of Harvard.
COrpor alton Counsel sullivan told
the mayor that he tthe mayor
had the authority under the law
TO grant the permit for the nee
csssry extra wooden stands to be
built so that the game could be
played. The mayor said he would
grant the permit.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-30
Tartar Falls at Turn
In Chesterbrook Stake

CAP: 9year ods; six furlSnGs. Lachis 90; ]. J. Muir
deck lO1: Run. lC2; Ellison ll2; Prince Harry
ll2: RlaCkic Daw. lie.
FIFTH RACE-Handicsr: 3-year-olds and UPWARD
mile and seventy yards Feetable. 20; Water
Witch. o5; flthCr Riley, lC3; Prince Hcrmis. ll2.
SMITH RAcE-SellLg; i-year-olds and upward
and one-luirtcr miles. Olga Star. lG5; Helen
NJ los; -CUnsosr. los. Worlds Wonder lOs; Hard
Ball. l0s; FyinG Feet. lN; Goldy, llo; Jenny
ticNldes. 10; Mockery. ll9: Any Port. lis.
SEVENTH RACE Selling: S-year-cltts: ono mile.
'StcI mother Morn. 81 Christie 81 BLACK Thorn.
lo0; Finalee To-; 'Nialabar: lO; Anieda Lawrence.
l0j; CadenZa los, Fly Home. l05; omonde, l@:
ubolus. l07 Manioc l07; Type l6'; Broom Flower,
no.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-30
s. Ger Team Wants Games.

Baltimore, Nd. Sept. s.-The st.
Andrews Parish School soccer eleven.
champions of Maryland for the 1915
Is season. will again place an eleven
on the field. The Baltimore lads will
defend their title of Maryland cham
pions and are after games with teams
Of the District of Columbia. Address
Herbert Richardson. care OF st. An
drew's Parish School. Patterson Park
avenue and Preston street or Gregory
I. johnson. care of sport department
ths Baltimore News, BaltimorA Nd.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-30
Moore Off with Lead.

New York, Sept. 29.-Georse w. Moore.
of New York, will begin the second
nights play for the three-cushion billiard
championship with a lead OF ten points
over the challenger. William Huey. of
Chicago The score last night was Moore.
so; HuCy, 10. 1t took eighty-five innings
to decide the winner. Moore's high run
was five and Huey's four. The match
winds up tomorrow night.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-30
PITY POOR PAT MORAN.
st. Petersburg, Fla, Plans POstca rsl
shower for PhfIs' Manager,

st. Petersburg. Fla. Sept. 29.-Baseball
enthusiasm, stimulated to a great extent
by the fact that the Philadelphia Ma
tionals train here has led to prepara-
tions for a ''icst card shower" for rat
Moran, the Phillies manager.
Scores of persons dropped cards yester-
day into> boxes which have been placed
at several points in the business part of
the town. The boxes will not be opened
until October I, when all the cards will
be sent to Moran at one time. Enthusi-
asts here hope there will be at least 1000
cards ..
The Washington herald., 1915-09-30
WILLARD ONLY CHAMP
WITH MANS SIZE PUNCH

OF the present fistic champions Jess
Willard, heavyweight king, is about the
only one who can knock out his oppo-
ncnts.
Mike Gibbons, generally accepted as
middle weight champion. isn't much Of a
puncher for his weight Freddie Welsh
and Johnny Kilbane haven't shown a
real walIop for ages. while Johnny Ertle.
new bantam champ. is not such terror
with his maulers.
Fighters have gone out of style. They
are nearly all boxers now.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-30
CHICAGO HALTS THE
PITTSBURGH FEDERALS
Move Up as Pennant Contenders by
Trimming League Leaders by
6 to ; Count.

Pittsburgh, Sept. 29.-Chicago frightened
up the Federal League lead by defeating
Pittsburgh, to B. The locals had lead
of 3 to l up to the fifth inning when
Allen became wild and filled the bases.
He gave way to Comstock. who walked
the first man he faced. forcing a runner
over the plate. Dickinson then went In
to pitch and also walked the first man.
forcing over the tying run When Doolan
flied to Kelley the latter dropped the fly
and two more runs came IN. The same
outfielder dropped fly in the next inning
and this also resulted in a run. Score:
RH. Z.
Chicago. .........-.... o o o % 0-S
Pittsburgh. ......... / o 0 ] o o-3
Batteries-McC Connel Brown, and Wilsn; Allen
and O'Conuor. Umpires-Mexrs. Brennan and West
eTvelt.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-30
Brown Sues Reds,

Chicago. Sept. 9.-Mordecai Brown,
former pitcher Of the National League.
today filed an attachment suit to re-
cover S1.150 which he alleges is due him
from the Cincinnati Reds. The suit seeks
to attach the gate receipts for the pres
ent Cincinnati-C Chicago games here.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-30
War Claims Noted Footballer.

London. Sept 2s.-The famous Scot
tish footballer, d. r. Bedell -Sivright.
known throughout the entire world as
the greatest player playing under the
Rugby eode. has been killed II action
IN the Dardansl1eA
The Washington herald., 1915-09-30
Packers Halt Terriers.

st. Louis, Sept. 29.-The Terriers rec
ord Of nine straight victories was spiked
today by the Kansas City Packers, l to
o, in a game that was played in one
hour and twelve minutes. Packard held
st. Louis to four scattered hits and won
the game with a drive over the right
field fence in the seventh inning. Only
thirty Packers faced Davenport and
Crandall, but the Terriers could not
bunch two hits to get a run.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-30

Considerable geysers are found in only
three places-Yellowstone Park. Iceland.
and New Zealand. Those in our own
wonderland are the finest In the world
The Washington herald., 1915-09-30
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington. Sertembsr 2
!a-Seaed prnposals viii be received at this Office
Room Se District Building until O'Clock p. m
OCToBER II. 1915 for furnishing and delivering
iouf automobile trucks for in the Water Depart
nent' ths city. Specifications and form Of pro-
posl may be obtained from the Purchasing Oficer
y. e. Room Sd. District Building OLIVER p
NEWMAN. LOUIS BROwNLOW. CHARLES W.
kUTZ. Commissioners. d. C.
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Bisons Trim Tiptops.

Brooklyn. Sept 29.-Buffalo defeated
the Brookfeds in a see-saw game today, Z
to 6. an eighth inning rally turning the
trick Both Bedient and Finneran were
ineffective, Buffalo scoring four runs of
Finneran in the first and Brooklyn COM
ing back with five off Bedient in the
second. Anderson. who relieved Bedient
was effective, but Walker was hit hard.
ID II T.