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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15
Sufferer of Hay
Fever Gives to
World SureCu
Fay feverites. attention!

DO you want TO be curedP
OF course you do. And you're
willing to try any cure that is
suggested, because there's no
human i'll 80 aggrayating as hay
fever.
John Pargen. a former Tulsa
brakeman, who now lives at
Cedarvllle. Kan, claims to have
discovered a hay fever cure. and
he is 80 elated over It that he Of
fers to furnish the recipe to other
sufferers free OF charge. In
letter to The World he says.
For II years have been a
sufferer from hay fever. but last
fall, through the advice OF an
Indian. 1 used a herb and was
cured. All who are troubled
with hay fever may gladly have
the cure free. Please publish
and oblige."
Its worth trying. anyway.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15

city Cousin-But Cousin Eben. you
can't 90 to the party In those clothes.
Your grandfather wore those at least
forty years ago.
Cousin Eben-That's all right You
don't suppose therell be anybody at
the party that saw him In them. you
you7
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15
Tax On Future Stocks of
Cotton to Be Thrown
Into the Courts.
A DEMOCRATIC MESS
Law Provides Where "All
Bills Shall Originate
in the HouseH"

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. IA
Democratic Carelessness has raised a
doubt as to the integrity of the law
taxing future sales Of cotton and has
thrown the statute into the courts.
A suit has been brought in the fed
cral courts to test the constitutlonality
Of the act. on the ground that it is
revenue measure originating in the
senate.
The title declares that it is IAN act
TO tax the privilege Of dealing on eX-
changes, boards Of trade and similar
places i'm contracts on the sale OF cot
ton for future delivery
1t was introduced by Senator smith
Of South Carolina. and was first
passed by the senate, the house after
wards approving the senate bill with
amendments. Section Of the act
provides that upon any contract OF
sale Of any cotton for future delivery
made on any exchange, ETC. there Is
hereby leyied a tax Of two cents for
each pound Of cotton included in such
contract
What Law Provides.
The administration of the law is
delegated to the commissioner Of in
ternal revenue.
Section 7. article OF the constitu-
ton provides that "all bills raising
revenue shall originate In the house
Of representatives"
1t is on this section Of the consti-
tuition that the plaintiffs in the suit
rely together with the claim that the
Smith bill was in the class referred
to in the constitutional requirement
and the fact that the law was first
passed by the senate.
The courts may or may not decide
the case I'm favor OF the government.
The fact remains that by the exer-
else Of ordinary care and forethought,
the Democrats could have prevented
all doubt and litigation on this point
hv the simple expedien' OF first pass
ing the measure in. the house.
Their failure to exercise such care
still further contributes to the in
creasing evidence of Democratic SLOW
enIiness and inefficicncy.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10
MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Maiden 2-year-olds foaled ir
Canada: four and nchaf furl"nss. Gncdshot. lc
tMetcalf. soi.5j. SEQ ST.. won: Banshore. &c:
IClsver,. $50. $50. second: Hcclas Flame. lo
CShillingI. $50 third Time. o;55 IS. Alecto "
4. Wright and Canine also ran.
SECOND RACE~Maidcn ?+year-olds: hre fur
longs. Alfadir. lie Burns. $50. s. %. S.s'. won
Ocean Prince. ll3 Turner. $50. $50. second
IIlaris lI2 (McAteel $50. third. Time o.
Water War. Larkin. Bernice. Philistine. J. T.
Virgins Semper Stalwart. Dsmietta and Medis
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Handicap: 3year-olds and up
ward; six furongs. Panzaretts. l4 'Burnsl. S.se
SEQ s. won; Carbide Iol Turner. $40. s.. 20
second: Deposit. l03 (Shillingl. s.. a. third. Time
1855 Southern Maid and sir Edgar also
FOURTH RACE-Milc: $50 added: o-year-old,
and upward Stslwart Helen. IS CMcAteeI. S"s.3i
SO. SEQ won: Bushy Head. loi tTaplinl. Sic,
81, second: Niartian 100 Matthew'S. Sc 60 third
Time. IN IS. Harbard. Recoil. knights DifYel
and Capt. Ben also ran.
"a Williams. A6o. out. out. won: Bryn Down
N CO'Connor) out. cut. second: Tom Horn. II
Brooks out. third. Time. iH225. Rasshant'
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Seren furlonss. Redland TO
Wan DusenI SI40. s.. Ne.e. won Iuquieta. l0
Cooper. $50 $40. second: Bmwood. ie4 tCal!a
hanl 81 third Time. d 3S Lady Sriituelle
veneta Strome. Mercrium. Sherlock Holmes. TIT
Governor. Minda Celebrity. Sinai. King Rsdford
Kali la Clinton and Columbia Lady also
SEVENTH EACE-Mile and one furonss. Cliff
Haven. g INfcAtee) $50. S. $50 won; OrTcrth
no Cietcalf) $50. s. second: Cuttyhunk. 10
tCocpcr,, S3Io third. Time. :S rs. Buzz
Around, Beaumont Belle and Volady. IT.. also rsn
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10
BELMONT RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Maiden c-ycar-ods: ssoH added
r,r f,IronEs: straight Princeton of Como. Ii
,Wa-rins1 en- to J. to ~. ont. won; Ihyar
Sards rs T.. p,:anI. } to 10. TO 5. out SC
o. Plaintiff lis Dawes. t" ]. 70 ). l TO
'hirI. Time o:Je. orator and Murphy also
"a.
-rCo\D RACE 2-ycsr-olds and onward: sell
q: Ryrnct ; :" > to ). (" =. won: Camellia
icN Illryr ; {" l. even. to 5. second Robinetta
u iRuvfunl. ! 10 |. tn : to 5. third. Time
':acT Working Lad. Beethoven and Easter Sta'
4l-a IAN
THIRD RACE The Sprint Handicap: 3sear"ld
I'd upward -iN f'rlonE,: straight. R"Ntl MHr''T
- ILlI-,l 8 I" !. > Z" |. To !. won. Filter
-.HI ~ Fan, y I" 5 +" 10. :" :. SECOND
ir>,. ia 'Mr'ahevy. II !. I" !. ! 20 5. third
Trms H. ka-kskia. Charter Maid. and SPRING
I:gId $50
,ir- la"-r & CT five and "nN-h.rf furlonS-
sr:a:2lr nrrne~cialc II3 CMcCal,e,'. 10 :. l.
=, cIi won: rsdi whack Ito B"rcll. t" =
TO : ven -crand kilm-r 10 Drc,Cr' ia
:, 7 o,er third Time. o.. Lena Mi-ha
I'.rrs. r.. Ting a Ling. ard Hands on also
FIFTH E,CE The Broad Hollow ~tcerlcrhas'
Hsr,;, J. = ,r,r,,l,l- and upaa7,: sou 1dde': ab"ui
Two male and "no-liUarter. Iniisn Arrow IL
~. a,rt = to 7. !" /. even. won: Adventures
L., w tr:'r. T." l. { to ). :" I. -or"7d; Rail-
Ia. =; henderson,. Ia 4 cut. third. Time
- ~llann"u Hnor AVID Sixty Frur also
SIXTH RACE ~iN furl"rg,. Andrcr. loS Me
ralle,l To g." to :. to ). NOV: Hester Prynne
"a ,MrTar=art'. . :" :. 10 /. t" J. scC-ord
YarLs. No;cns. II. lnftu~i. : to :: In ;
- ; thrd Tune I'll -. Rork View. House
maid Meeting HOUSE and Top =" the Morning.
ais.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Selling: 3year-oIds and UPWARD
six twrl'ngs. Bell Bn,. o2 ,Ta,lorr SEA St:O
sS."'. won: Iii" RrshHs. 100 lMnttl $50 s;66
'eccnd; Mslheur. % l>tcrns ser third TIM.
IA Cole Jane. D"rrris. ROYAL Tea FrIrnnc
Chitra B.. First. Bean Sper and Lady Mexican
also ran
So oND RACE Maiden iIlic>: .vearoId,: fnu,
and one-half hTrnnes. Brown Velvet. 10 u;cntry
SD. S.f. so won: BESSIE NJ 10 u;anzI
u :" ". second: Industry. rs U;srrerl Ssl
third. Time. 05I A.. Violet. Trarroid, Or,,s
May Aprie. safe Home. Miss Akin. Aeen r.
Sun Maid and Mwriel's Pet also ran
THIRD RACE Six turlonss. Hank O'Dav 100 Gar
reri. :s-7H. Ho.j2. S. Won: Hunusss TO- Martin ,.
St@n. 50. second Fle2tabelIe la3 tOtl s. ~ third
Time. L 30 Roscoe t;coss Rcech Cnmfer The Nor
man and White Metal sI~p ran.
Fbt ri RACE Mile ans seventy Yards Lcoray
lof "arreri. $40. $50. 50. WOW: Boh Hcn,Iey
10. tHsr0vCT'. q. $50 SECOND: First IIcgrce. a.
'Mott'. $40. third. Time. II. ROYAL Interest
'iTrsven"r and i.ile5ator also ran
FIFTH RACE FVc f1rIon-- Eackie Daw. los
CAM. $50. s. ~. SEQ won: rardome ~ Nee
ham. a.". SO second Di,turfcr. To- rNeyIon:,.
$50. third Tine. ] ri -. Innovation Irzzr
Blanchua and Aunt Sal also ran
SIXTH RACE Mile and seventy Yards Marines
Ios ";ooseN. s. % $40 an won: Day Ds,
Is Mctt'. Sisn. $40 second: Brrnu Flower
us iM"ehanN. s. -. third. Time. l:a-5 Russia
Buay Edith. Mabel Montgomery and ST. Charlotte
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE Mile and one sixteenth dig,
Star. - Garner. $50. Sl.3N. $40. won: Aci>.
C2 Martini. s. So second: Irish ,.cniIensn
l'i CAM. $50. third. Time lHl-5 Wardrr
Lamnhe. RcQuiram. Green Eaoul. Trrcr H,rmuda
i"rde +. and Foundation also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10

The Griffmer's fine squirt since the
Western clubs invaded the cffete East
has at last been rewarded and raipabie
results shown as one glance at the
American League standing published IN
another column viii attest
Yesterdays victory over the ST LOUIS
Browns while the Chicago White SoN
wer" mauIinc the New York ianks
jumped the Nationals into the first di-
vision and tumhled the YankS into the
spot held ny Washington for some time
The percentage column also shows that
the Griffmen are hut couple of games
behind Boston for third place.
At the clip the local team is travelling.
there is no reason why two out Of three
games should not he Won from Branch
Rickey'S Browns Then comes the real
scrap with chicago and Detroit hooked
for the Florida avenu" plateau in the
order named.
If the Griffmon are to make M whole
lot Of lost ground and jump right Up
among the league leaders into the thick
Of the pcnnrnt ti-ht. the opportunity will
he presented during the next ten days.
Chicago and Detroit are tho clubs that
must he ovcrhaulcd. 1t will be remem-
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10
WESTERN ELECTS CAPTAINS.

caI t'irs Wcr'' elected Yesterday for the basket
tall BASEBALL and tennis teams nf Western Higi
>,'hnnl Ealmord Trrk star forward U the las
k,t hall team again got the cauiainrv II that
team: THONGS Fc,rnn. the Herald'S selection for
alI-higir outirldcr$ chosen captain Of tho
Ca ball team and Thomas ESan elected captain
the tennis team.
Letters will b. awarded the athletes next Mon
CAV morning at asscmbl, at Woodward Il
I.othrvp's auditorium The following will re
crive letters: RsskCt-hsll Peck lcaI1ainl. Gitl.u
Peine. Smith. Fuller. Sergeant. Leetch. and ~
manager baseball. Stcsrns tcsntsinl Peyton
,ca pt ain -cectl. Peek. OBrIen. Howard. Ansey
Sergeant. Peire. Ma1am. Grnseciose. ]. Whelchel
and smith tmanagerl.
The members of the girls basket hail tram who
will receive their letters and certificates Mise.
Helen tMmmins captain Harriet Miller. ria
BI-set. Louise COttrr. Margaret MITCHELL. Eliza
10th Stetsnn and CAROLYN Smith.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10

Young pitcher. who held the Browns
to two hits yesterday.
bered that the Nationals managed to
get an even break against these teams
in the West. when Griff's crowd was
probably playing the worst ball il will
play this season.
BY winning the majority of games from
the SoN and Ti-ers-and such a feat is
not impossible-the Washington club will
find itself just where its friends and
good -wishers feel it should be-right near
the top by the Fourth of July.
The Tigers and White Sox are going at
terrific pace right now. Both teams
are bound 10 slump soon. and 1t Is not
beyond the realm of reason that some
of this slumpinc will take place in
Washington next week
The Nationals timely hitting these
days causes the Old Fox to shake hands
with himself and sleep well O. nights.
1t was just the lack of such hitting that
has kept the club down.
In st. Louis last month Weilman. and
Jim Shaw hooked up and rafting
pitchers battle was in evidence. Well
man won his game because the Griffmen
could do nothing with his port-side
slants. Shaw pitched just as good ball
that day as he did yesterday. but Jim's
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10

Tborouchhred racing in MARYLAND fol
this summer ended at Marlhor" y"ster'
Gay with the CLOSING Of the five days
rnoet al that tack. the next meeting
will he in September at I1avrc de Grace
after which Laurel Pimlico and Bowie
viii have meetings The closing day al
Marlboro saw = hig crowd III attendance
and there were ten races on the caro-
Tho sport was all that could he desired
r,,rt Of the ten f9vorites got down IN
iori.
Th" feature ~ TIC card was \ seven
: ri.,u.. hai,d;.ar. won ny Miss Barr
Il.ti-Hcl . L-to-l thnn,c. Sh" was IN front
r.,nsl nf IT,. MY aud Won comfortably.
"s.,l:,uh ,ud Monty F"N. tn" faNoritcS.
I,,h I.n dun ra''"$.
-ti..,l," =, h., took The fourth race. was
It'd IN fl'. T"d'i""A iri"r I" IN" races
t.i 80" IA h" won tho first ia IN ont o;
;ai.. Ir"> 90. hi- nov "'I'". q. {. Er"nt"h
,nu., "r i.::lI" r:i::iand. Other he" S"S
.p'a VIC john T. NiN"n 1" w. RnWl"N
toy SI.1 I'D G'"r"th% i'rin"r I" NJ. Pose
O." -, SmnII,
FIRST E,.i- -, ~ ard ~ "ard -riln=
T.. ,r,i o, 800 ..ri"~-- E,c.'lf-'r. III 'Tr"'
I-, ro t., to : v,",. Nfi"n'a-. e
.'...:. 10. . ,o :. O." :. .r'ord E'"i.' =
Tor ..I.~,, go. -s',a'r"n N.H. Panama.
...' krr- >.-i...' .I= W
-r-.r\u i:N,-r .... 49, ami 'IrsrI - ii'"=
~ ,,-.j 'h-f ca -. M"'=' : '"'. ~
-, -. - ,ri. rop - -ihr. lF
.I...',. .,.u. 'o e.. -.'-.nd ~,sa''hn'' -.
~ ...r,.-, 90. : e, ! 10 cycu tni-,i T"r'
BE-. t5. - From. V,,'rh"n. I-srS". aud Eta
~. ..l "a. ~ t,,,ra.-s Klrdrr Lou. III I'r'r
,.,-,-r, . 80 = t., co.,; WOW. Mont aim. ~
~ ..ralI, t" = con "u'. --~"ud H""'''e
g.. ru FI",.tt " =" .. . !. ""'. tnFd. inc
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10
PICK HERR TO WIN.
Ardmore Fight Gard Next Week Is
n Good One.

In the main bout of an alI-star card
to he held at the .Ardmure Social and
Athletic club Thursday next Hook
Bones and Karl Herr are to mix blows
in the ropcd arena tor twenty rounds
Many fans doubt # the bout will last
twenty rounds. as HeIz showed his hit
ting ability in his bout with Young Sam
l-ancford and made him stop in ten
rounds. Bones has never appeared be-
tore tt" club in an arranged match. but
was on extra with two of Washington
colOred puGilists.
In the semi-windup Young Thomas and
Kid Greek will meet This fight is for
blood because each has been winning
fights with regularity. and each thinks
that he is entitled to the championship
of the District.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10
Shaw Holds Browns Safe
Griffmen Win Opener 4 |
Big Highlander Allows but Two Scattered Hits and Is In
vincble in the Pinches- Nationals Play
Errorless Ball Throughout.
ny WILLIAM PEET.

on the smash. Milan lined to Leary.
but ,iandi, was there with the timely
WALTON, single to center. which
scored Shanks. Gandil died stealing
for the final out.
Manager Hickey. of the Browns sub
stitu:ed Gus Williams as pinch hit
ter Tor Weilman in the ST. Louis half
of The eighth. so big Loo Perryman,
who once psstin-d in the Virginia
Leacrr. waa on ;nC mound when our
side came to bal al the final half NJ
this hiring. arrNmaE retired Noel
lev. Foster and Sharks in order.
idc of IT,. secoEd inning the
b-~i opportunities the visitors had for
scaring runs came in the first and
sfz-h innings when Shotton. leading
off on 10th occasions. walked and stol..
50 cord Shaw was equal to the tasl-
of vanuuishinG the hitterS who fol-
loved. rid all Gar ger was avert ID
Tho sore:
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10
Tigers SMOTHER
The RED SOX
Boston Outclassed by Detroit.
Collins and Pennock
Pounded.

Boston. June ?.-Collins and Pennock
were slaughtered to make n Tiger holiday
this afternoon. Detroit p;lins up fifteen
runs on seventeen hits while DLuss and
Stnen held the Red SoX scoreless.
Collins lasted only three innings. De
troit pounding him to all corners of the
lot. and then Pennock made his debut
as Bostonian. 1t was inauspicious. he
being pounded almost as hard as Collins.
Scott was spiked by Cobb in the first
inning and had to retire Score:
RH L.
Detroit .... o ; ) Id Il
Ec stnr ......... 90 0 q 90
batteries Dau-> Strrn and Baker; Collins, Fen
rO,k and CarrGar
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10
Easy for Jim Shaw and Nationals Go Into Fourth Place
PHILLIES TOP
CHICAGO CUBS
Quaker City National League
Club Goes Back Into First
Place Once More.

Chicago. June 9.-Singlcs by Becker and
Cravath and Niehoff's sacrifice fly in the
eleventh inning scored the winning run
for the Phillies. who had been playing
a three-even game since the ninth inning.
Coming from behind in the eighth. the
Cubs hit Alexander four times. getting
two runs. In the ninth they tied tho
score on Saier's double and Bresnahan' s
single.
The Philadslphans hit Cheney hard
during tho FIRST innings. This win puts
the Thilies back in first place. Score:
II n. =.
Philadelphia. 20 q go 90 70
Chicagn....... % 0 0 0 0 %
RAttcrie%-Alexander and Eillifer; Cheney. Zabs
nd Br,snahsp.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10
Griffnen Advance to Fourth Place
Real Test Will Come Next Week

I teammates Yesterday drove in some runs
| for him.
All pitc hers have looked alike to the
i Nationals the past week or So Here's
hoping the winning streak keeps up.
| For today's game against the Browns
| Joe Boehling will more than likely he
! sent to the slab. Grover Loudermilk. the
tall. ranGy chap with barrels of speed.
is slated to pitch for the Browns.
Saws th- Detroit Free Press: "Dono-
van is just as big hero in Detroit As
he over was. and his appea rance in the
pitchers box was greeted with deafan-
ing applause by the stand occupants
and the shouts Of the bleacherites could
have been heard downtown. He looked
natural out there too. The same easy
, swing to- his delivery. coonc SIS and smile.
But Bill isn't the skilled workman he
was when he helped pitch Detroit 10
three pennants. Time has placed a bur
den on his arm: The old speed isn't
there nor the cunning. At the end OF the
seventh inning he gave way to cottrell.
a southpaw.
Bill shook hands 10. ,0on times or more
and looked bored until the game started.
Those who couldn't wait until Donovan
walked to the stand for the pump handle
exercise cncroached ON the field. They
don't lik" Bill here a little bit
MY team isn't hitting a lick right
now-that's what ailS 1.-THE boys are
hustling and putting up a good game
in the field. but not hitting" is the
way Branch Hickey, manager of the
Browns. talked to the writer last
night.
These words have a most familiar
sound-It was only a short while ago
thai Clark Griffith uttered a similar
wall.
Over in Baltimore the Federal
League stockholders are growing
desperate.
ANY scheme TO get the crowds on:
and interest the people seems to be
tn. motto at present.
The following from the Baltimore
Star of last night speaks for itself:
THE hoard Of directors Of the Baltimore
Federal League baseball club have a scheme
to reward the schoolb"ys and schoolgirls Of
this city and county who rasses this tenn
with highest honors. They plan to present
passes to the two most proficient hoy or girl
students who pass tn another grade or grad
uate in any of the public schools psrochiaI
schools. high schools. POLY and city. and
private schools.
The contestants will know their Averages
about June %. They will br supplied with
banks to - issued Ivy the local Fed
directors that will be distributed from the
newspaper offices. The contestants are to
write their and addresses on thu
blanks. with their averages and schools
they attend. The blank is then to be signed
BY the principal of the school which the
scholar attends. Principals and teachers Of
the city and county schools will be asked to
cooperate with the Fed directors. that the
Pupils may receive as rewards tickets to see
the Baltimore Terapins play the Pittsburgh
Rebels at Tcrrarin Park June y
Clarence Walker made fancy
catch of Fosters short fly in the first
inning. running in almost to second
base after the ball.
WILLIAM PEET
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10
ATHLETICS ARE BEATEN.
Is andy Drives In Winning Run for
Cleveland Indians.

Phiia dclphia. June a.-Wambssanss il
name for hero. hut il was his double
"cllowinc single 10y Smith and two
bases on halls by Bush that gave Clevc-
land a to victory over the Athletics
today.
Roth Mitchell and Bush were hit fairly
hard. hut were effective with men on tho
bases. Philadelphia having twelve left
and Cleveland eight. Chapman's circus
stop of Malone's hit in the sixth cut
short philadelphia rally. Score:
II. II. T.
Cleveland ............ 90 0 o q % =
PhilsdelI hia......... 0 o o OF
Eatreries Mitchell and ONeil; Bush Wyrkof
AVID Lsrr and Schang
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10
Big Crowd Bids Adieu
To Summer Racing Here

and one-irteenth miles. Racv. rs CWhymarkl.
10 l. to :. ; IN :. WON: W"0drTatt. II; t1ToS
l'Tl. IN J. wen > -rcond: LADY HrHr. l0N
r\iCklausl. 6 to 5 ; 10 ). out third. Time. | -
Task Maid n; Honor. Virginia Hme. Jack Han
over. and Pri~er also ran.
TENTH RA"E-3-N ssr-oIds and UPWARD: selling
ard ,pnc-SrNtcenth miles. Col. Holloway. III
rTru>lert. To ). 10 8 10 5 won Pied Piper.
lG- if0rdI. TO |. to ]. even. second: On Bon.
iIi Denuisonl. 10 J. Ia !. even. third. Time.
-. col. RandCll Heart Beat Gate. Sharper
Nnig.rt and L'ASlnn also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10
O'DONNELL IS WINNER.
DuesenbcrE Car Driver First IN Big
GalesburS Race,

Galssburg. Ill. June Eddie O'DonnsIl. driving
the DuesenberE car. which he piloted I" fifth
rlacc in the 50hmiIe at indianapolis o., MAY
y. TODAY the lT-mile dirt track automobile
race. ODonnell's time for the entire distance was
g 35 Tom ALLEY. O'Donnells Duesenberg team
mate. second.
ice Cooper. driving Sebring. third and
Billy Chandler. the other DuscnhcrE driEsr. was
fourth.
oDonneII led in the rare all the way from the
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10
Mohawk Juniors Challenge.

The Mohawk Juniors would like to ar
range games on their home grounds.
Seventeenth and d streets southeast, with
all fast teams averaging is or Il years.
Nance. Terminals Seatons, Shamrocks.
and Anacostia teams preferred. For
games. address Edward O'Brien. 1913 ID
street southeast.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10
WITH THE CREWS
AT NEW LONDON
Yale Oarsmen III with Ptomaine Pois-
oning-Harvard Fights on
the River.

Gales Ferry, Conn, June a.-FollowinS
the eating of beef which was not right.
or some affection Of the milk the exact
cause not vet determined seventeen
members of the Yale crew squads were
taken violently i'll early today with
ptomaine poisoning. All of those Ill were
reported this morning to be entirely re-
covered from the Illness. but owing to
the upset il was decided by Coach Nick
alIs not to send the first varsity eight
and the freshman eight out for morning
practice.
Red Ton. Conn. June Am attempt
to give a moving picture operator an
involuntary bath in the Thames was the
feature of the events at the Harvard
quarters today. The movie man success
fully eluded the 'ducking," however. and
took some pictures of the squad in ac-
ton.
The members of the varsity crew were
taken out in a "pair-oar' this morning
for individual practice. and later the
varsity and other crews took four-mle
row to the navy yard and return.
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TECH AWARDS INSIGNIA

Ata general assembly held ~
the pupiIs Of the Mckinley Msp-
ual Training school the fellow
ing athletes were awarded the N.
sigDSa Of the schesl'
Fer trsek - Taylor. Ttbests.
Carr. Gibson. Rooney. ssppaee'
sheehan, MebIey. Helnuth. CO.
aarian aRd Harsh.
Fer observation-disclosures. Fioe3s
Hire, Showers. Roberta PfetRer.
Mccarthy. Rsosey, HsrdeiI. sanp-
soa, end Oehsenrelter.
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'RAtieN fUr NcIIman
Earned r,lns-wa shngtrr. I. First has. by errors
Washington. |. Left on hase--W ashlnGtcn. :;
St Louis T. Innings pitched BY Weman. :: bS
Foreman l. Hits made of Weilman. 6. Three
r,se I'M Shanks Tuohase hit Shaw. Empires
Mcssrs Chill and Connolly Time Of game
hour and q minutes
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American.

AmeHcAD.
Washington. 4: ST. Louis. I.
Cleveland, .: Athletics. I.
Chicago, 13: New York. o.
Detroit, Is; Boston. 0.
rODAY's
ST. Louis at Washington
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
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Pittsburgh. Z: Boston. 3.
Phillies. 4: Chicago. 3 III innings)
Brooklyn. 5: Cincinnati, l.
ST. Louis, IL: New York, 10.
GAMES.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Phillies at Chicago
New York at st. Louis