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Evening star., 1915-03-14
BOSTON BATTERIES READY.
Carrigan Has Twirlers on Edge for
Main Body, Due Today.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March 13.-The
Boston Red Sox pitchers and catchers
finished their first week here with n
workout that showed they had reaped
a rich reward for their pains and
should be ready to take part in the
work of tuning up the dozen PLAYERS
who arc due here tomorrow.
Manager Bill Carriean already is in
good shape, with his throwing arm
stronger, apparently. than at any time
last season. Pat Haley, the new catch
er. already seems sure of a job with
the Red Sox the entire season, for he
shapes up like natural workman and
meets the ball neatly with the bat
Of the new pitchers, Mays has made
hit. Charles Scott needs more work
in fast minor league company. and
Comstocli has not the stuff for big
Lacquer until he has more experience
Carrigan will carry eight pitchers this
year. so three of the eleven on hand
will be let out. He also will have four
catchers, five outfielders and seven in
fielders. At present the club has eight
infielders and seven outfielders.
Twelve more players will show up
for the workout Monday morning, and
most of them will arrive tomorrow.
doe Wood surprised every one today
by saying he would give $4,000 to any
one who could insure that his arna
would be all right this season. This
was the first intimation any one had
that Joe's arm was not all right. The
lame arm probably has developed from
a lack of work, the remedy for which.
is simple and obvious.
Evening star., 1915-03-14

The bowling sea son in the eastern
part of the United States will be
brought to close early in May by
the tournament of the Atlantic Coast
Bowling Association. which will be
held in Boston and in which the best
candlepin, duckpin and tenpin bowl
ers east of Cleveland and to points
far south will participate. It will be
the first time that all three classes of
bowlers have met in one tournament
and will do much to cement friendship
among the men in the various states in
the eastern part of this country. :.
1t is expected that about 1000 men
will make the trip. some coming from
Chicago. while others will visit the
Hub. from points south of Washington.
D. C.: from all parts of New England,
New York state, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vania, Virginia and Washington, D. G.,
the tournament has received great sup
port. The movement that will unite
all these bowlers under one banner
was one that has been sadly needed in
the eastern part of the country. and
the Atlantic Coast Bowling Associa-
tion will fill a longfelt need.
bowlers from New England. candle
pins being confined exclusively to that
territory, while there will be the lead
ing tenpin bowlers from Philadelphia,
New York and many points in New
Jersey, and from every leading city,
and small one as well. in New York
state The duckpin feature of the
tournament already is assured for the
simple reason that the factions, north
and south. have become united and
have agreed upon one style OF duck
pin competition, thereby doing away
with the troublesome features OF the
past caused through a diversity OF
rules and regulations.
At the time the Atlantic Coast Bowl
ing Associations first tournament was
MANNED it was thought it would be
necessary to use two styles of duckpln
events, but the various bowlers OF New
England and the south met half way
on a common ground and the users OF
the larger ball agreed to a smaIleI :,
ono and the users of the small ball
greed to one a little larger than their
style Of play called for. In other words
the fye-inch and fve-and-one-quarter-
Evening star., 1915-03-14
BEDWELL GRABS TWO.
Puts Over Master Joe and Elwah at
Oriental Park. Cuba.

HAVANA, Cuba, March 12-H. G.
Bedwell scored Il double at Oriental
Park this afternoon, when Master Joe
took the fifth and Elwah the last race
He almost made it three, for his two
ear-old Golden List was good second
to Poppes in the opening three-fur-
long dash. The victory of Elwah was
one of the surprises of the day, for
Minstrel was looked upon as n good
thing, while Ray j Light was another
that was strongly fanced. The wealth
er was clear, track fast and an i'm
mense throng was on hand. The ma
tives are daily becoming more familiar
with the sport and it has rapidly grown
in favor. The summaries:
First race. three furlongs; purse, $500: two
to and out. won; Golden List, 116 1aplin,. II
to s., 3 to s and out, second; Marianne, 1le
O.a5 As. Louise Green, p. J. Milett and Little
Gnk also ran.
year-olds aud upward; --Brandywine. III
,Gran to l. to and - to 5a q won; n Gold acsa saP
even third. Time, i 10 3-5. Flatbush, Loan
Shark. Chiffon Trance, Phil Connor and Sigadoo
Third race. five and half furlongs purse
$500: three ar-olds and upward; selling-Chilla
Jane Grey. IS ,UraD, :: to /. to and g TO 5,
second Miss Brush, 1i3 M.a Masters, . to 2
8 to and to 8; third. I1me' l.91 go. andre, 9,
Fourth race-Novelty handicap: no report.
olds and upward; selling Master Joe, lo1 (Tap,
lin, > to l. 3 to aud out. won: Malik, %
Allen to O. to ana u oi and so etehrs tsirs
Time. .42 IS. Jack Harrison, Floral Day. Gen
Warren Mike Cohen and dewess saoo also 3nrs ran
yearolds and upward; selling-Ewah. 113 Tap
Evening star., 1915-03-14
GETS FOUR RECORDS
Allen Is Star Bowler of South
western League.
ALTAMONTS LEADING TEAM
Have Margin Of Three Games on
Virginias, in Second
Place.

Allen of the Grands holds four rec
ords In the Southwestern League. He
has the highest average to his credit,
which is 107-56; the most spares, 1o9:
the highest game, 1s7, and the best
total for set, s70. No other players
have done anything like as well as
Allen In the matter of high scores,
though Harley and HALEY are only a
short distance behind him in the aver
ages.
The Altamonts are leading the league.
being three games ahead of the run
ner-up. The virginias are in second
place, seven full games ahead of the
Linworths.
The standing of the teams and the
averages follow:
Evening star., 1915-03-14
Home Club Quint Drops
Two Games to Y M C. A

The Y. NJ. G. A. bOwIers won
two out of the three games with
the Home Club at the National
Capital alleys last night. the last
block of the series between the
two clubs. The association won
the first and third contests, tax
ing the former by 537 to 533 and
the latter by 561 to 512. The
Home Club registered the best
contest, though. when it was vic
torious In the second by 57I to
$50. The association quint was
best in the set score, getting
1.62S against 1923, but this DIFF
ference was not sufficient to
overcome the lead gained by the
Home Club in the former block
of games in total pins.
Evening star., 1915-03-14
PALACE STILL LEADS
Heads Procession in National
Capital League.
FIGHT FOR SECOND PLACE
Y. M. C. A. and Velvet Kind Are
Battling for Runner-Up
Position.

ing OF the teams in the National Cap
ital League. The Palace five still is
In the lead by a good margin, and is
almost certain victor in the race for
the championship. Tho only interest
ing feature now is the fight between
the Velvet Kind and Y. NJ. C. A. for
second place. The Velvet Kind is now
holding the position, but it has a mar
gin OF only two contests on the asso-
citation quint. and the battle between
them for the honor is sure to be hard
fought from now until the end of the
year.
The standing of the teams and the
averages follow:
Evening star., 1915-03-14
WILLIAMS HIGH AVERAGE.
Leads Players in Arguers' Bowling
League With 98-49 Per Game.

Williams has proved the most con-
sistent bowler in the Arguers' Duckpin
League, being in the lead III that cir
cult with an average of 3S49. He has
done good work all the season and the
end of the third series finds him still
going we'll
The Kearneys are leading the organ
ization with a margin of three games
on the Schoenemans. The Kearneys have
won thiTty-one games and lost twen-
tythree.
The averages of the players and the
standing of the teams follow:
Evening star., 1915-03-14
TWO GAMES AHEAD
Commercials on Top in Com
merciaI Alleys Circuit.
{. MILLER BEST BOWLER
Heads Other Players With Average
of 1854, With C. Jer-
man Next.
:. MILLER BEST BOWLER

Tle Commercial five has the lead In
the Commercial Alleys League by
.srgin of two games. 1t seems to be
oldiug it's own against the Redmen
81 Giants. which have been making
e real fight against 1t. Commercial
as won forty-seven contests and
ropped sixteen. These are the only
!ubs which appear to have a chance
or the title. ...
f.. Miller leads the league in the
after of averages. having one of 1854.
: Jerman holds second honor in that
aspect.
The standing of the teams and aver
g.S follow:
Evening star., 1915-03-14
T. v. FORD SHOWS FINE
FORM At TRAPSHOOT|NG
High Gun in Weekly and Spoon
Events of the Analos-
tan Club.

Z. W. Ford was high gun" at the
weekly shoot of the Analostan Gun
Club on the Eastern branch range
near Benning bridge yesterday after
noon, as he killed ninety-six birds out
of one hundred, a splendid record. The
program included four events of TWEEN
ty-fiye targets each. Ford also won
high average in the spoon event and
received a prize.
Ford lost only one target out OF his
last fifty. He opened the program with
twenty-four down out of twenty-five.
and dropped two out of the Same num-
her in the second event. He got TWEEN
ty-four again and finished up with
twenty-five straight. Ford's scores fol-
low:
Sn"s sroks q % "A $3.50
" G Rlundon, who was elected cap
tain of the club Friday. took second
honors with a score OF ninety three
broken saucers out of one hundred,
while j. H.. Hunter was next next WITH WITH
events Blundon smashed twenty-four
saucers The scores:
W. O. Blundon-
shot at. t................ % 2. 2 2 p = sS.1Ss g
A V. Parsons TOOK HFSl PRIZE III CLASS
A Of the spoon shoot, breaking forty
eight targets out of fifty. In class j.
G. Wynkoop was best with forty-two
dead ones to his credit. A four
cornered tie resulted in the class
when J. NJ Green E. V. Otis. W. T.
Edmonds and Robert Burdett each
killed thirty-seven pigeons out of
fifty. Green won the shoot-off with
twenty-five down, while the other
three members each got twenty. NJ.
o. Henderson, led in class with
thirty-two down.
Frank II. IIuseman, professional,
hung up the highest score, a S he killed
ninety-seven birds out of one hundred.
He broke his last sixty-ive targets
straight.
Evening star., 1915-03-14
V|CTORS BY A GAME
Printers Win in Examiners
League by Small Margin.
ENGINEERS ARE SECOND
Shove the Leaders Hard Right Down
to End of the
Season.

The Printers win the championship
Of the Patent Examiners League by
showing them right down to the finish
of a marvelously close race. The sea-
son closed last week, and the official
standing fthe teams shows the Print
ers to have won 35 games and dropped
25
The averages of the players and
standing of the teams follow:
Evening star., 1915-03-14
HAS 3-GAME MARGIN
Bell Team That Far Ahead in
Patent League.
EDISON IS RUNNER-UP
Race Is Between These Teams, as
Others Are Far
Behind.

The Bell team is leading the Patent
Attorneys Duckpin League by margin
of three games 1t has won fifty and
lost only thirteen, while the Edison quint.
in second place, has credited to 1t forty
seven victories and sixteen defeats, Ine
fight for first place is solely between these
two organizations. the other hve oeihs
practically out of the running
The standing of the teams and the aver
ages Of the players follow:
Evening star., 1915-03-14
P0T0MACS WIN MATCH
FROM ARUNDEL CLUB

The Potomac Boat Club won
from the Arundel Boat Club Of
Baltimore last night very easily.
the occasion being the rolling Of
the second series of contests be-
tween the two 0rEanisations.
The Petomacs lost In Baltimore
February 10 by i've pins, but
their victory last night was by
such q wide margin that they
are the winners Of the match by
quite bit. The visitors did not
register n single game rs high
as 500. and the local men won
every one. The total pins of the
Potomacs was 2,n1O against 2,SSS
for the visitors.
Evening star., 1915-03-14
WILL TELEPHONE SCORES
OF ROWLING MATCHES.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 13.-
Bowling matches by telephone Is
the latest novelty. 1t will be tried
by three telephone company
teams In Cincinnati, Cleveland
and Columbus, which Will bowl
for the state telephone cham
pionship next THURSDAY night.
A special circuit will be IN
stalled In each teams home al
leys and the bowlers will know
the result Of every ball rolled at
the other alleys. Three games
will be rolled. The winner of the
ohio series will be matched With
the Chicago telephone team. The
men to represent each city are to
be picked from the respective
leagues.
Evening star., 1915-03-14
FEDERALS IN SCRAP
WITH COLLEGE PLAYERS

JACKSON, Miss. March I3.-aD
exhibition base ball game today
between the Brooklyn E'ederals
and Niilsaps College was inter-
rupted by a fight in which mem
hers of both teams engaged after
five innings had been played.
The trouble started when a Mill
saps player alleged Lee Nagee,
manager of the Brooklyn team,
struck him in the face. Police in
terfered and escOrted the Fed
eral players from the grounds.
Evening star., 1915-03-14
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES.
STANDING OF TEAMS.
CITY Association to Meet.

There will be meeting of the City
Imckpiu Association this morning at the
Palace alleys at 10 O'Clock. The meet
ing has been called by President HALEY
in order to discuss plans for the annual
and other matters. \ large
attendance is desired.
Evening star., 1915-03-14

Scout Chick Frazer will again be IN
charge of the Pirate pitchers during
the stay in the southland. Much OF
he corsair chuckers good work last
season was charged to Chicks efficient
coaching.
Evening star., 1915-03-14
THREE-CUSHION BILLIARDS.
Ellis Continues Leading the Inter
state League.

| PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 1S.-Fcl-
| lowing Is the standing OF the players
| in the Interstate Three-cushion Bill
! lizard League at the close of Friday
nights matches:
Evening star., 1915-03-14
of the teams and aver
STANDING oF TEAMS.

high Individual average 1O5-+E. Miller.
IND high individual average, 104 sc. Jer-
ii,.tu.
High game. 152-Jamcs.
Ii.h individual set, 3IS-JsmeS
IA s-h team set. 1.6l5-Commercal
iiiy.t team game. 574-CommerciaI,
Evening star., 1915-03-14

day, however. when Burns was forced
to quit the game in its sixth inning
and go to bed. Appendicitis is feared.
AS there is suspicion that Bush has
very bad leg, there are fears that the
lnneld may be wrecked
II burns is out at the start of the
year Moriarity will play first. with
havanaugh on third, Fuller, a semi
pro star is being groomed for Bush's
job. Todays summary
n.,.o,. R.H.E.
New Orleans o 0 o 0 o O II 4 .
Batterles-Boehler. Cunningham and Peters.
Smith. Beck. Fluker and Deberry.
Evening star., 1915-03-14

Too much law and not enough base
ball" is the excuse given by the New
York Giants mascot for retiring from
the game and seizing a job In u Wall
street brokers office.
Evening star., 1915-03-14
RECORDS.

High individual average-Allen 10. sc.
Second high individual average-Harley, l06-"..
Third high individual average-Halley 1915.
Highest strikes-Schweinhaut. "a
Highest spares-Allen. 15a.
High individual game-Alen. 16T.
High individual set-Allen 80.
High team game-Unos. 572.
High team set--Lnworths. 1,60S.
Evening star., 1915-03-14
Schedules in Bowling
Leagues for Tomorrow

SOOtneAsu IsSaSut DV"Vs"So"s
vs. Southeast Stars.
Departmental League-AEricul-
tEoe VS.. Commerce.
National Capital I.eaEue-\n-
tionats VS.. Palace.
District LeaEue-Newcome W.
Rcsolutes.
Musonic League-Nationai vs..
Naval.
Mount Pleasant LeaGue-New-
tons VS.. kenyOOs.
Terminal Railroad y. ". q. a.
League-EIeetricia vs.. Trans
porta tioD.
Capital City LeaEue-Nationai
Laundr! vs.. Ivory soaps.
Arcade League-ImperiaI~ ~.
ArgyIes.
National Bankers League-CeD-
tral National VS.. Washingtop
Loan and Trust Company.
CGmme rciaI League Evening
Star VS.. Merchants Trana1er
Company.
Pepco Leaeue-Bookkeep Vs.
Meter.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-05-19
VETERAN JANlToR HAD
PREMONiTION OF DEATH

Sioux Falls. S. D.. May 15.-The
death Of Adolph Ziska, a we'll known
Austrian American Of the city, is be-
lieved to have been due to a sudden
attack OF heart failure. He was found
dead on the floor of his apartments in
the rear of Germania hall, a building
which had been in his charge for a
period of about Is years. The body
was found by his youngest son. That
he had a ~premonition of approaching
death was indicated by q remark he
made to Sheriff Jerry Carleton while
walking near his home only a few
hours before the body was found. To
the sheriff he said: If anything hap
pen to me / want to be buried in the
tiremen's plot, and have a headstone
OF Sioux Falls granite" The dead man
was go years of age and came to the
United States from Austria So years
ago. His wife died many years ago
when the children were small. The
surviving children are Frank. of Little
Falls. Id: Hayes, of Norfolk. Neb.,
Wenze. of ST. Paul; and Charles and
William. of Sioux Falls.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-05-19

SHOWS FAIR INCREASE


Washington, May 15.-Cotton used
during April was 513,610 bales, ex-
elusive Of linters compared with 49,
GAG IN April last year, the census
bureau announced today. During the
niue months ending April 80 cotton
used was 4.091, 285 bales. agains. 1884,
S56 In the same period the previous
year.
Cotton on hand April 80 in manu-
featuring establishments was l.S3l.O3
bales against 1,572,06S last year. and in
independent warehouses. 2,850,189 bales
against 1855, 295 last year.
Exports in April were 672, OOS bales
against 89S.223 last year and for the
nine months 7,361,62 bales against s.
1884, 9S in last years period.
Imports were $3.50 bales against 3d.
517 last year and for the nine months
261.269 bales against 148,074 in last
years period.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-05-19
Enemy Checked
Sjaus Declare

PetroGrad May Is. (via London)-The
Russians have fallen back upon strong
s~trategical positions along the river
San. which run north n south
through central Galicia. and now re-
gard the German drive as having been
checked permanently. The arrival of
fresh troops which successfully engaged
the German TANKS has relieved pres
sure o the Russian center. These
attacks on the German wings. In which
the Russian cavalry has been support
ed effectively by mountain artillery
have. been prosecuted with unusual
fierceness.
The activity noted in the last few
days along the center Of the Polish
front in the vicinity OF Skierniewice and
Rawa, is said to have been due to Rus
sian initiatice. with the object OF hold
ing the Germans in their positions and
preventing utilization of these forces
elsewhere.
The retreat of the Russian center
from Lupkow IL explained here as due
not to pressure from Germans. to
the exposed situation OF the Russians
at that point In vtHr Of the rolling
back az the Russian right flank. Thu
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-05-19
DATE FIXED FOR RECOUNT
OF VOTES At ABERDEEN

Aberdeen. S. d.. May %l5.-Judge
Thomas l.. Bouck. of the state circuit
court. a fixed May IL as the date for
the hearing Of the election contest in
stituted by A. L. Ward. B. B. Ward
and the Sherman hotel over the result
of the vote on the license question at
the spring election. The vote resultd
in Il tie and the license proposition
was declared defeated, but the contes-
tants declare enough license votes were
thrown out or technicalities, and
enough illegal votes were cast against
license to change the result. Accord
lngly. they contested the election and
Judge Bouck has fixed the date for
hearing as above. Both the license and
n~o-license advocates will be represent
ed by a strong array of legal talent
and a lively ontes is anticipated. The
n~o-license supporters threaten to call
q special election to vote on a propo-
sitfon to install a municipal saloon
should the hearing develop that license
has a legal majority.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-05-19
TREATING indian As
BROTHER INSTEAD OF
CHILD IS new PLAN
Will Be Made to Realize That
He, Can Do as Well as White
Man in Working Destiny.

Pierre. S. d.. May 15.-The Indians
to be treated as brothers.. instead of as
children, is the new method of ascer-
taln whether or not they are fit to have
citizenship, employed by Colonel Nc
14aughlin and f. A. T%hackeray. now
engaged in examining Indians ON the
Standing Rock reservation, to admit
them to citizenship and give them the
trust funds to which they are entitled.
In effect the present secretary of the
interior is saying to the Indians: II
believe thai our ability, intelligence,
resourcefulness and energy are equal
to that of your white brother. and IN
~ because you have not had the OPP
portunity to develop are you behind.
You will now be given citizenship and
lind that you are able to care for your
family
Indians will be made to realize that
they can raise good horses, instead of
dwarfed Indian ponies. and that they
can grow alfalfa and can have clean
homes to live in. The step will be new
life to the Indian citizenship Of South
Dakota.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-05-19
AUSTRIAN AT WINNER
INTERRUPTS LECTURE
ABOUT EUROPEAN WAR
Cheers for Belgium and Serbia
When Ejected-Incident
Causes Furore.

Winner. S. d.. May 15.-Convincing
evidence was presented here that the
Austrians are not united on the foreign
war question.
Rev. Father Novak. a native of Aus
ira. and a former pastor of the Winner
parish. recently returned from Il stay
OF several II In the war zone. and
has been delivering lectures on his OBJ
serVations and opinions of the war
situation
In h curse of Father Novak's .ad-
dress here he was interrupted by
kasmir MiloSh. also d native of Aus
sria. who charged Father Novak with
giving biased estimates and voiced the
oeI1ef THAI he is i'm the employ of the
Austro-German interests.
The interruption by Milosh precipi-
tated a general wrangle, arousing the
partisans i'm both %contending camps.
and for a time there was the prospect
Of a free-for-all fight.
FINALLY the lecturers rights were
aeld to govern and Milosh was forcibly
:Jected from the hall. but as he was
'elng led out he struck II dramatic pose
md shouted. Three heers for Bel
sium and Servia.'
pers several years ago in order to file
On q homestead in Trip county. He
conducted an eating house at Dallas
or two years and is we'll known
throughout the Rosebud country.
Rev. Father Novak has not been as
signed to a regular charge since his
:eturn from Austria. When he went
abroad last year he only expected to
'emain a couple of months, but when
The war broke out he decided to extend
MS stay and observe conditions.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-05-19
COURT UPHoLDS RULE THAT
THREE COWS ARE NUISANCE

lows are a nuisance in a town? was
The issue in an injunction suit argued
before Judge Hughes. of the circuit
court. here. The town of Onida. the,
county seat of Sully county, has an or
finance fixing the town COW limit at
TWO for any one owner and declaring
all In excess of that number to be a
nuisance. One resident attempted to
Keep a number of cows within the town
dmits for dairy purposes, and the town
authorities came to the court asking
'or an injunction to restrain that par
ticular citizen from further maintain
ing a nuisance" within the town linn
its. The Injunction was granted.