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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-17
Browns Lose Final Game of
Series When Grifmen Drive !
Leverenz Out of Box.
KOOB ALSO HAMMERED
Southpaws Have No Terrors for
Washington Athletes. Who
Sting Ball Often.

| Special 10 The Washington Herald.
St. Louis, Mo. July l6.-They might
| tame the mighty "ireball king once in
a series, but never twice in the same spot
| The Browns faced this situation today
They scored over Walter in the second
half OF a doubIe-header last Tuesday
Carl Weilman getting the verdict. 3 to o
hut it was different in the final matinee
of the series. Johnson just romped home,
8 to .
In Walters defeats this year it will
be found that a majority of them have
been caused by his own mates and not
through his own pitching. When they
check up a black mark for the speeder
you'll usually a string of ciphers in
the box score for the Griffites Walt was
surprised this afternoon before he ap-
peared upon the hill. This is what hap
pened:
Four Runs for Starter.
His mates scored four runs in the first
inning Give Walter four runs for
starter and he'll be A tough cuss to
catch. The Downs did not come close to
catching or passing him. He worked in
perfect order. The game started at 3!
o'clocl; and set to be called at 5
o'clock so the Nationals could catch an
early train. and johnson used up very
little extra time. He buZZed across his
fast one with perfect control. The Brown rs
swung. OCCASIONALLY the sphere dropped
into uncarded territory. but a. all times
Walt was the whole show.
Branch Hickey had a bunch that an /!
other left -ha nder could turn the trick. I
Weilman won, to 0. Sisler. the Michi- .
gar riprap guy. triumphed. to >. yes
terday. and Earl Hamilton also pitched
a swell game yesterday. So today Branch .
opened with Walter Ieverenz 1t was :
the first time this season Levy" has :
been found on the hill when the bell
sounded but re was not in the neigh
horhood when the last out was regis
tered.
Levcrcnz disposed of Moeller on strikes
hut then the bombardment followed Fos-
ter walked. Milan singled. and in success
sion Shanks and Gandil combed triples.
With three runs in Levy was chased.
Ernest Koob. another southpa wer. ap-
peared Neffs line drive to Shotton
scored Gandil.
Browns Finally Score.
The Browns drew ciphers until the
fourth. when Neff presented them with
a marker. Austin reached third on A
wild throw and came home while Pratt
bounded to the third sacker. The next
Dne was in the eighth, when a pretty
squeeze play was marked. Sisler batted
'or Koch and doubled. Shotton and Aus
in popped out while Howard beat out
hunt down the first base line with
Sisler crossing the plate from second.
rhe fifth run for the Nationals was in
he fifth. and was produced by singles
~ Moeller and Foster and an infield out.
n the seventh Johnson doubled, Moeller
"a crificed and Foster lined deep to
Walsh. Score: s
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ED WALSH PROVES
A REAL COMEBACK

Chicago, July 1s.-Twenty EIGHT thou
sand fans saw Ed Walsh come back in
giitterinS style this afternoon. his pitch
ing enabling the White Sox to beat the
Athletics to 2. The famous twirler's
temperance was made a gala occasion
with bands, speeches, flag raising. and
the presentation OF a loving cup and a
chest of silver to Walsh.
The veteran showed much Of his old
time speed and skill. holding the Ath-
letics to six hits and giving but two
passes. Philadelphia tried three pitch
ers, none Of whom was effective. The
sox won In the second inning. when two
passes, an error, sacrifice fly, End
Schalk's single scored four runs
RIB. z.
es8lo ~ l
Chicago. 1900 zoos I-s !
Batteries-Wyckoh. Sheehan Knowlson. and LApp
and McAros: Walsh and Schalk. Batterie+Messrs
Wallace and Connolly.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-17
Wingo's Miscue Costly.

Brooklyn. July 16.-Singles by Gettz
Miller and Myers and Wingo's poor throw
in the fifth inning today gave Brooklyn
a to victory over the Reds. Cincin
natfs run was scored in the fourth on
hits by Rodgers. Killifer and Wingo.
Wheeler Dell relieved Appleton in the
sixth after a pinch hitter had been sent
in and set Cincinnati down easily.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-17
-EXTRA!-P-B Sale Causes Town Talk
Every P-B Department Takes
Part in This Annual
Sale.

\ NNUAL Midsummer Clear
~ ance at P-B's means a
clearance in every depart
ment and you find interesting news
of savings below.
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PINCH HITTERS WIN
GAME FOR BUFFEDS

Pittsburgh. July 1s.-With the score .
to ! against them In the first half OF the
ninth inning Of today's Pittsburgh
Buffalo game the latter used three pinch
hitters. and on two hits and two Pitts
burgh errors scored three runs. Pitts
burgh scored another run in their half
of tbe ninth. but lost the game. to 3.
Score:
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Mathewson in Form.

New York. July l6.-Christy Mathew
son. pitching In oldtime form. held the
Cubs scoreless today, while punched hits
gave the Giants two runs for a victory
Both tallies were scored in the fifth hits
by Robertson. Doyle and Merkle account
ing for them.
Mathewson was hit hard. but the men
behind him fie!ded sensationally. Robert
sons catch of Schulte's liner robbing the
Cub of home run and leading to
double play.
R. Il. z.
Chicago............... % 90 o
New York. 90 -
Batteries-Zabell, HUMPHREYS Standridge and
Archer: Mathevson and DOOM Umpirer-Messrs
Byron and Easn.
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Sloufeds Prove Easy.

St Louis. July 16.-Black whitewashed
the Terriers today and the Whales won.
to o. Every Whale figured in the hit
column except Beck. Jones used four
hurlers In an attempt to stem the Chi
cago hitting bee. Score:
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-. Louis ............ o 5000 90 /
Batteies-Back. Hendrix. and Fisher: Dawn
port, Watson. and Hartlcy. Umpires-MesHs FEfe
and Finneran.
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Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits In
cluded-but no tropical weights in
this sale.
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GENERAL ADMISSION
Lowered ON HILLTOP
twenty-five Gents Asked Ia All Base
ball Games at Georgetown
This Spring.

RcsId'S hrluc instrumental ia aItancluy
ono Of In" r.?S.;IC-t Srh"dul"s tn. ';,urEr-
town hss''hhN tam las ever ben called
Upon 1" PLAY. 'harles x t0N. the RlTs
ana GRAY giaduat" manager "I athletics.
has -"mo \ sup farther 1" huIlid ur The.
I3Srl'ail attendance. ON thu IIIllt"p In
douht"dl, la. most popular 'G"If Is the
reducing lh, pro" If general admission.
whi' Is /" he =, cents I" all games IN
additional 'har=" Of =, cents viii ~
asked tn tn. admission to tn. grand
stand
rh" genera. admission tI"kct will entItI-
III" holder !" sails IN Tho bleachcrs ar
lanSed along the INST and third has"
lines. Mn h haN' always boon - cents
This Is undouhtr ilv Tia" baseball -"lu-
ton At Gcorcc'oNm. 1t will not only
arouse tn" interest among tho PLAYERS
"hIrh ""It.rnll} results With thu appear
nn"" Of larger Cr"wdS. hIJ IT goes to show
That coz - looking out tor tn" pubic. as
w"'l as III" affairs at Georgetown. II is
tn" opinion II tn" faculty and followers
If the '"Il"=" sport that the new move.
VIII accomplish the PURPOSE for which It
WIS lnad~
REMEMBER. ianS' r;eorSctown =. Nj
st Joseph Saturda-. Mnrch %. at George
town 'i'n'ral admission - cents
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SHOP TEAM JOINS
RAILWAY LEAGUE
Construction Of Fences ior Athletic
Field Will Soon Be
Started.

4 '"am ffCIn III" Shurr department WIS
cIanted = lran'hIs" III tn, Terminal
Railroad y. NJ. {. \ League at Il meet
ing held III tn" ASSOCIATION r"pmS IT
Union Station last night
The acquisition Of the shop team hrIncs
tn" number "f clubs up to fIye. the other
bong the Car department. Tni"n Sta
ton, Southern hallway and Auditors
teams.
March - wns set rs tho last day on
which any club may T." granted a fran
ChISc. aud unless some team applies for
berth ~ tho l"tSu" hy that time tho
cIrcuIt Wli' l." . iIv"-'.Iub affair
'"nstrurtIou 81 tho fcu""~ and rn-
grading 81 ~" n"w athletic neld VIII, II
tn" association VII USc this wear VIII H.,
started in q Tow davs under tho dir",-
lion az tn" constitution nusInccr. If tho
Terminal COMPANY. The material ha,
already h"on ',r'l"rcd. and as soon 4 il
reaches L" 'rtv he work VIII hc pushed
- that ti'. I..t>ur may start tho season
on time
II va agreed I4-r night that all games
must be started by a.. Or tho team not
on hand ~ tn" tim" vii forfeit the
game.
Another w""tin= Of rh., league VIII hc
held GA March ., ~ "."!",.k in the aszn-
citation O"mS.
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Charlottesville Chatter.

cn.rat,-s,u- Va March Is-rher- NJ.
rery dlSsn,o-4re HouE pitcher N CAMP. oscar
Russell. the night Lanccr. who la't srTlns t7lr'ed
great HILL the North Carolina Ags1-s and
who ,1,nl-. here highly recomrn-Hdcf 10 Trsinrr
Mile Martin who locked after the nhysIaI con
dtIOn nj thr A.Slcs football team last tall
IusteI SImplv CANNOT Ect The soreness orf a.
hi. strong night ann and thus far Manager G1frrh
has heeu unable TO get any sort Of line on his
,blIty
Il Ike the w.y Lana ssnds ~ 10 the plst-
ard taxes a good healthy sUlnS at the ball
c..umcutod Grit after rr-rtIc- this morning. OF
nnurae Lamar has whole lot t" loan and -
far from hing major League ball PLAYER. but
h-h-vc that dav n. Will =" able 10 stand
the Sar. and It wouldn't surprise me !: ne
Developed INT" gooI man.
Rs- Morgan Will sr,,n predrctron
the ogJrune q prI1H fch: u,'T ths; JOHNNY
Klhanc IA. successfully beaten lid Williams
Lake all Eslumore.us. Morgan thinks. OF rather
thought hid Williams couldn't be beaten no mai
ter whom he fought. Rav NOISY as
Marin ,-ncrr this morning when the n'"STaners
arrived and The result Of the fight was learned.
Ava Williams suffering this morning from
severe Geld and Grr vanked the hiS fellow ~
the PIeh-s team rrtrin= him h"hInd tn" hst for
the Regulars The Old Fox has thor that
hard work vii often help ball PLAYER Set ~
=, cold.
rrk vas also OF under The w-srh- r.Is
uno1ru. hIt n.n.Een 10 '.k" n-Tr 70 IL" u.'fice
game.
tak-u a great interest IN -o.rE H-rti- Thormsh'1a
the I-r-- 'I'v --ml-rro hurI-r. and tbs morning
bad the youus "uamInG 40. whale he oid
tie rccerrIn- That nd got The uakrn's Of
good r1c.se- 'Gnmsn'-d Ran
~, Ma-s-r rhr-c y-s- go T---1 Win INC "a
rrrsh club # Tho SOUTH tilsnur League. md
sre1ls hl-hl- "t Grch-l RohoTi IN and H4ndibNr
Washington h'ga. rhn wer- II SaTaunsh a. that
trnl- Hspdirr- ~ still thrr hut Toe Giehel and
DIrs Ecb~Ttscn have gone hisnrr.
Iae Ro.hhn- has added -'kruck!r bsn' 70 Ms
crcrtrou # hosts SnehlIns WORKING hard
As any man N ctmr IN go hEnS-lt into CONDITION.
His lne- arr..7s 10 - rrIfs"tlv strong again. ana
CIr1s is lrsdir'Ir. gna SEASON for the Richmond
lad.
Dous<. Ne plz-r. -h,rrst1r 10, th- rI-e-,
pits lot 4 ne nv" in- Inh-lf. He l. ~,ntInr-
ally cbs';rrIr- - rh- Trr'ers aud much
thu JOB hlTnssG. Nef +ldor go4-. gam. r,L-r
getting rase h
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-19
MORNING GAME NOTES

JIM -na1 md loo En-cI pitchers IVA
teams. both got rh-r bumps good suf rr,r-
lenders fer 81 nit. and four lnnins.
| The Pleh-s got bit, oil Engcl four IHornS
putting Over rTs
EddI- .ins-nIth frs,-szs-a ror re rIrt-- T..
nov has talent
Bert Gslll4 worAIus rrSi ryrr Innings foi
a perfect day Lat HIth t7T!- >ud single
and srnrps two runs.
hccst. made uIc- s,'p TT - t,spdn
wicked gTounoer n 'he hith
Massey, this InnInE rooe>u Srs-ks
o. double With petty nIunug c.ich.
! lack E-utle- tu7rIs1 the Is-, telr inning, Tor
the Pleb-s allowing three hits md
Henri and Mas..v WORKED successfully. tn. double
st-aI in the Plebrs' fifth
The Regular, Ind crir tour nrp left 90 the
bas-- the FTebes eight
Morgan, fast Eroundrr tn opening inning and
retired the Baltimore lad with lightning throw.
Roude4u taken out Of the game III.
fifth and Lamar substituted Trainer Martin Is
f,EurinS Rondcsu, game leg
Gslnl retired n order The nr.t 81, men who
fared bun. IT was not until the fourth inning
that safe blow was registered of the Texan.
The Regulars scored two nuns III the hrst inning
Nef hcavnS MO.llrr. Srounder pas: AiusnItl gaze
Danny bic Foster roTped To- Henry. Milan
banged out home run to lel Sco1u: Moell.r
ahead Of hlIn.
Shaw I7~f~al'e H. the -epni rniu= WALKING
two men. Gsllis rsked him for a tripl. md q Wild
pitch hep-d CHslk un two more MARKS tor the rrt
team.
In the Regulate fourth. after Mcbride n.a suu-
Williams -no'e iriIL. 10 night scoring on GaIs'
single. Massey mum ot Fo-t-T'. Ioug fly and
Milan's single added another.
With Bentley in The hn1 when IN. Regular, can.
to hat in the fifth thr scu1ng c-s.d until ure
seventh. when Milan dolII- and Wild pitch gave
the first team u, eighth chalk mari.
The Plebe- w--e una hi To shove n,,r -rln. urr1I
the fourth. wien two srr-arc,l through N. medium
Of Nets single. Acosta'. triple. and Morgan's fun
he.
The aps-arsnor 81 Jc~ Enrel the mound when
the Plebes took uIcfr NTH turn a; bat wa. the Sr
nal for double b, Henri singles b.
Nsf and Aoos.A turning in tally.
1hr~~ veil. punched hits in III. .rth added two
more and Fcs's trirl. aftsr Acosts had singled IN
the seventh r'accd the figures wh--e they finally
rested. TO :. IN favor nc veterans
Little Acne.a III. demon shIssar 10, the
PIsees. In ire times M he collected a triple and a
rzIr f SINGLE. drew walk. stole bsse and
>rnred tuo mus.
Manager Griffith .rnrrred asalu AID has uo-t va.
silt-edgei.
IscA Bentley slaSh.d thr hall ov,r MccIer. head
in derp right IA for tI:his in the eighth inning
1t was some ralor
Milan led the Regular with tn. stick getting
homer. doJsi>. md sinsC out Of four time up.
WILLIAM FEET.
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Fighters Post Forfeit
To Make Title Weight
Lowe and Ferguson Agree to
Weigh I33 Pounds at )
O'clock Monday.
ALL DETAILS ARRANGED

Fatal details were ARRANGED T.. Man
er"r Philuns IL Ia" Ardmoro iicht club.
Tor the hG bout which viii b" Il, ID there
Monday night between Tommy Lowe. the
local veteran light-wci=ht and Danny
Ferguson. th. ,p"'aI marcel from Phil
ad"lphi,t Lowe Tuesday s.Gned articles
10 taxi rhc place If Franki" Nelson in
This huut. and tho arfi"lc calling tor the
= ci=u' m tn, contract wae canc"l"d
FcTEu~on dcnan6@,l that some figure
l." nIIncd a. Ia. had si-Iird to w-Igh-in
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-19
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST EtCE-SeIhnr. 2-v~ar-olds: four fur
mU='. Bs, Ei,nc~ u. tNCCzbe' TO !. to =
{" 70. Won. FrarA Patterson. lG Carter. even
{" =. srr7uI. Tu.H, L. II. ACTON ; 70 >
ihrd T,n.r 81. Ntcrsbec. Billy Iulhertsou.
NU!'s Gll1. ann IIu.hInS W4trr. Quiz. and
Far Ayav ~, raw
Second EtCE vear-n.ds. OF. mile QUO.
~ Wow. n Zoo tn T. to J. won: OBLIVION
IL "'sr'rIr. 10 /. : ~ l. srooua. Sam Conn0r.
i31 long. u l. Ihrt. Time 81 -. Wont.
Rcnwsr. ProsprIo Lad. Hauuis. Falcsta. CIor1
'hrsf BonnIe Bucs. Patriotic. Mike DoulIn
and Henry N-lbinI also
THIRD RACk-SN furiouGs. NJ Quarter n"
'M"in. u ?" J. t" J. : Il. l. won: lower. =,
lHcFT,. ) 10 >, third Time. l:!JI5. hlco, Eva
fsdNGc&. Han lula. AM July. Rooster. and
BIsck sheep also ran
Fnl ETH RACE-One and one-eirhth miles. Exc
cutur. lc2 Holman. 10 !. to :. out non {:
Rclah ;. % louder. to l. ont. second; Rash.
us Moirsworthl out. third. Time. Isl rs lie
and Transact also ran
FIFTH HACE-Fvc anu onehar 'urou-s I'm.
reTatoI, }" tHeuryl. To :. ! to = or. won:
Seneca. 100 tShill!nsl. even. To > second, Balgcr
10 iRIcrj. 10 S, third. Time. 20 - Mater
Pat UHland. Florence Roberts. Manganese. and
Gordon Russell also ran.
SMITH EACE-SiI furlonsa la Cazado-s IL
Act"n'. 10 l. to |. even. won: Cor:oy4
i0 Louder, 70 l. To = secUad: Senator
James. ~ Rice. even. third. Time LIS. Hinata
Bertha '. Ma. Nc. Russ Sand and Forge also
IAN
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WITH THE BIG LEAGUE
BALL CLUBS IN "DLXIE"
March lS.-lO spite of

Augusta. Ga, March IS.-lo spite OF
the pleading, Il hi, players Manager ''akc>. Of
the Pittsburgh Ccnfederstes. has thus far refused
pct ball game He IS listing soccer
contest. instead. and has manaE-I to get sereTal
players on the ho-rutal hist through that agency
San Antonio. March IS-1he CIeve-
land Indians rr,k their last work out here TO
day They leave tonight Tor North Texas |" open
tn. -rrlng Fort Worth tomorrow.
GnIfporf. Miss, March Is.-JenninEs
ierliu. much eiEted today. IL was caused
b, tn. hitting qualities uncovered by his men
YESTERDAY Twenty-Five hits for q. total hfty-three
base. were made VI a match game hetveen Regu-
lars and Yanni.aus
Athens. Ga. March IS.-The Buffalo
Fei.rals yesterday the University of George
team on Sanford Field in IN. first real practice
game a. the seasun The score was TO }. One
Gcorsisus batting efforts against Bob smith.
Jacksonville. Fla, March IS.-The
Cubs today WRIT excellent trim for their sec
ond battle With Connie Mack's second string OF
ArbIercs. The CGb- yesterday took III. MACK
squad to Q trimming. making eight hits
OF Bush IN three innings
Oakland. Cal, March 1S.-The Chi
ca-o White so1 came over here today meet the
OAKLAND Pacihc Coast LEAGUE team.
Shreveport, La, March IS.-The Chi
csso Whales isl!,d :" grt much sood from
training STANDPOINT from yesterdays encounter
with the Centenary College tram. The final score
Vas Il 10 in favor Of Timers men. None Of
the Whale. forced exert himself at any
stage Of th. game.
Savannah, Ga, March IS.-COld
weather IL again interfering with the YANKEES train
irr bat paD9rsr had hrs ont -srIy ard sent
them through sin PAGES warm IA.
Marlin, Tex, March IS.-AIthoush a
few Of the players cuuplsped 81 sore muscles as
q result Of tho recent incubation OF suti-typhoid
s.run. tn. prccaution drvs not seem 70 have at
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-19
WASHINGTON BOYS
ENTERED In MEET
Army and Navy and Western High
School Swimmers IN Baltimore
Aquatic Event.

The Army and Navy prem and West
orn High School swimming teams have
entered their fun strength in the inter-
scholastic championship aquatic meet
which is to he held in Baltimore Sat
urday evening in the pool of the Eal
more Athletic club in North Charles
street
they will he able TO win the affair
furnishing some classy competition
with IN" swimmers from the Baltimore
PolytechnICal institute" team which l.
favored to land tn" meet owing To IT'S
recent performances.
II would not he at all surprising If
some Of tho present records were
wiped Oft tn" slate. this meet Will
bTIn3 together galaxy of ScholaS site
stars soldom brought together. The
entries - announced last night fol-
low:
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HAVANA ENTRIES

FIRST EACE-S1x furlougs. purse. $50 +year.
ODDS ana upward selling 'Minda. %: SteIlata 90:
'T"Hton Field 100, Col Brown. %: 'Loheu-rin.
r9; Uncle Ben, IL
SECOND EACE-Si1 furlonss. purse $40; ?
yesT-ol,. and upward: selling Columbia Lady
n: ..Andromeds. y: -MOrtgyle los: Thomas
Galloway. h6: Uncle Ed, .os: Loan Shark lbs;
Some Kid. lo9 calethumpisn. 100 Smiley. III;
Kettle Drum. IL.
THIRD RACE-Sive furlCuss: purse $40: Swear
Odds and upward; selling Jack Harrison. e5:
Brown Prince S: The Lark. g: 'Moisant s.
-Strome y: 'Bulgsr. los: Cherry Seed IL. 'Eg-
tcrpe. IL.
FOURTH RACE-FIUe .nd cne-hs.. furicns,;
purse. 500: ey-arolds and upward handicap.
Jeff j.. u: ZaA. y. DR.. Carmen. 10: Manasseh
ls. WurxinE Lad. Ill Brave CuIarier. lie
FIFTH RACE-nn. and sixteenth miles,
purse $40. G-year-oIds and upward. selling. MAR
garet Meise &c. 'Mockicr. l0i. Col. Hollow Az
lGi ben UnCas I0;: Fairy Godmo;her. lC5;
Master Joe Io7: 'Cuttyhunk. 10: Jack Nolan IL /:
Transport -.
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HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Frr. turlongs; r'rse. $40: three
ve.r-olds ani upward: selling. MortCv!e. lG tCol.
Inns, tn l. > 70 l. even. won; Dr Cam. =.
G.rsD L, s. 20 10 Ssrund; Frontier. lH (P1tz'.
To 10 third Tine. lie -. otevesta, tTce VIII.
Io,pb. Tail and Incl" Ed also
SECOND RACE-Fir- f,r>ougs: purse. Sfn
tAree-yea-olds and upward: sins. Miss PIim!ty,
10 UraI =. to l. 10 ). 10 :. won; cherry
se,d. Il3 (waIiruul even. to .. second; ldnli. Il"
iConnaLIy) , 70 l. third. Time. l;io45. Unity.
Please Wells DOVE BlacA Chief. and Alslon
alsI n.
THIRD RACE-Ore mile; purse. 500; threeSeAE-
olds and UPWARD: selling Eacy. IL" tDrc7eri. TO .
L, 10 4. won: F1asG 100 'PtzD to 5. ! tn :.
s.,,prd: Mike COdCn To- Miller. ; TO '. third
Tine. 1856 Earn Dane. APiaSter. ard Nolthorpe
also
FOURTH RACE-si, tur!unSS: pCrs' Sic: three
year-od.s and INWARD: selling. Coaster. lT iJTah.
to / to l. cycp won: Charley Brown. 10 tRohln
sonI. : 20 6 to ). second BCaumUInt Belle. ITO
lprrSrl 10 . third. Time. La IS. Patty Re
gan. sacxclo,h Ajax, FrG Levy. and MocS!er si"o
ran
FIFTH RACE-Six tIr!On-s: rsIr~e. SS0; thTse-
vssr-old. ard upward; ceiling. Gold Cap. ~ tt"n-
nclly, To j. 7 to 10 10 :. won; VOLTS Baths.
100 Robinson even IN . Second; Chiffon Trarcs.
u Hanover. 10 5. third. Time La -. Qshcn
Sah.. JACK Harrison. Idlewriss. Mrs. Macs. and
J. H. Barr also ran.
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Daytona. Fla. March Is-StR bat
ting Pr"ctIc ~, the boIris for the pod-ers
"he" Tie ''"A the a'!d this morning
Fayetteville. \. c. March Is.-Foi-
loving '"stcra'ys sn"" rain and wind which
halted practice of the Baltimore Federals the sun
was shining this morning and the Terapln. hopc
to put IN some good lick' IN preparation or
their cnntest with \. and NJ College Of North
Carolina at Raleigh Friday
Hot Springs, Ark. March IS.-With
another defeat Of The Regulars, TO-DAY some q
WarnCrs JUNIOR Pirates will have more than a
passing chance Of landing In thc regular linc-un
Naldosra. ia. March Is-To prevent
excessive stealing bv OPPOSING players, Manager
iLhip' drilled his pitchers in the art Of catch
Ing EN- mapping
san Antonio, Tex. March IS.-The
entire Cardinal squad will leave tomorrow Tor
Austin 10 play ole game. On Saturday the Rook.
les 20 10 Dcnnison 10 play Saturday and SUNDAY
ana 70 Pan. nv contest, Monday and Tuesday
The Regulars viii show in Fort Worth Saturday
and Sunday.
Houston. Tex, March IS.-The Hous-
tor club GSalG defeated tn. 81. Louis Browns YES
terdoy. 5 TO T. At Hrs. Civ the Brown. second
team defeated team firm the UuIt.d States amy
camp. TO T.
81. Petersburg. Fla, March IS.-The
fhillEs ciasl'i with The Havana ReGs again today
The PLAYERS Through their game yesterday with
MN. the ooid weather forcing them TO 60 fast
Macon. Ca. March IS.-Nanager
SianncS, 1t tho champion Braves. has turned bIs
attention i"ssrd the Young pitchs7s. He Sc,icves
the "tas three"-Jsme, TyI-. and Rudolph-nced
hat ht'le aelp. OF the recruits. Tom Hughes
Ll1uc. III. Cutsn and Raul strand have shapci up
he best and ere likely 10 Be retained.
Hot Springs, Ark. March lS.-Afser
having driren ls men days Of hard Practice.
Ca-Tlssn nl.ns 70 have Two teams OF Red sea linz
up against each other for the drst game Of The 90
S-n today.
Shreveport. March 1s.-MansEer
Tinker 81 the chicago Feds called on the pisctIce
match tooscd for this afternoon against the Cen
tensy Conese nine. The Weather wss 100 chilly %
send the Whales cut for nine innings. and the ds
lance and trouble IN setting 70 the college doud
Was too S1ras
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REICH WINS FIGHT
Beats sailor Fritz in Second Round
OF New Ork Bout.

New York March Big Al Reich stood and
c-lpr~i aud let SAILOR fntz beat him all around
the mig in the orenrnS sessIoo Of what nup'7ted
To b. a tcn-rOund bout st the Pioneer \ I 70
nrrhr But IN tie sennd round he hoped out
- t,s r-,-r,ar and krncACd the sailor down for
co.nt Of eight almost re:ore the latter had TINE
to raise his hsnis.
Vine. the sailor re-aiued bIs feet Reich TSIae1
hroSs on his head and Jaw until he dropped his
b,,5s and staggered about the ring grOssy. Reich
was irst getting set tnr handing out knocsout
blow when the referee STOPPED the bout Reich
weighed IN az 10. and Sailor Fritz at 81.