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Ginse5usen.
Die juuseu RufTn Don Der aIters.laiT.
Don 1916.

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CGortIesuns auf Der 8. Seits.)
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
EVANS THEP0INI
/ Of M0RAN'S ALIBI
IPhillies' Pilot Blames Dean, of
American League Umpires
for Losing Third Straight
LUDERUS "PULLS BONE"
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

Cadys grounder. the Red Sox wouldn
have scored. for Shore. weak sister
with the stick, would probably never nave
reached first base, as he famed on his
other two occasions at bat. and, with the
infield playing back Hooper's grounde'
which went for a hit would have been
an easy out.
So while Umpire Evans is being blamed
by the Phillies for walking Barry. the
fact remains that but for Luderus bone
headed play the Red Sox would not have
scored and the game would have gone
into extra innings with either club hav-
ing a chance to win.
Although reached for eight hits. George
Chalmers looked more impressive against
the Red Sox today than did Alexander
yesterday. Chalmers used good judgment
in pitching to the Boston crowd. mixing
up spitball with a curve. and with the
exception OF one inning. had fine control.
1t was not known until the last minute
who would work for the Phillies. as Eppa
Rixey warmed up with Chalmers and
many thought that Rixey would be on
the slab.
on for Philadelphia.
Manager Moran told the writer tonight
that he was rather sorry he did not start
fIlXey, aOQlNS we nave Hot iooiNco a.
Leonard, Of the Red Sox. and our boys
declare that Rixey has more stuff than
the Boston southpaw."
Both clubs left on the 8 o'clock
express for Philadelphia tonight,
where 1t is hoped by Boston fans the
world series will be brought to a
close with a Red Sox victory.
Grover Alexander. for the third time.
will be sent against the Red Sox. and
before his own crowd and on his home
ball yard. the big fellow expects to
make 1t impossible for the Red Sox
to establish a grand cleanup.
I'VE are going to be right back here
in Boston Thursday" stated Moran. Il
feel confident that Alexander will best
the Red Sox tomorrow and I know We
will hit better than we have thus far"
Bill Carrigan intends to put George
Foster right back at the Phillies and
states that he has no fear Of the out
come.
Don't make any mistake. The
Phillies are a great ball club. hey
have not shown that they are hitters.
and they are not. but they make .
very hard combination to beat
The conditions for the fourth battle
in the set for the baseball champion
ship of the United States. could not
have been improved upon today The
day was of the mid-June variety;
there was scarcely a ripple OF wind
blowing. and the diamond was in per.
feet condition.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13

minute later on Cravath's triple. Cra-
vath's triple was a fiuke as far as the
extra bases part of it goes. The
drive was a clean single to center,
but Just as Speaker was about to get
it on the first bound it leaped over
his head. and before he could re-
trieve 1t. Cravath was on third
The fastest play Of the game came
in the eighth. when the Phillies per-
formed a chain lightning double-play.
The bases were loaded with Red Sox
and there was one man out, Gardner
came up and shot a grounder at
Chalmers. who grabbed the ball. threw
to the plate. forcing Speaker, ana
Burns threw to first in time to beat
out Gardner.
Red Sox Get Breaks.
Luck favored the Sox to an extreme
degree in the third and gave them
their first run. Barry the first man
up. walked. Cady tried to sacrifice
and got out an infield single because
Chalmers fell over his bunt Shore
sacrificed. advancing both runners,
and then Hooper came~up and scored
Barry with an inheld tap that was
credited as hit for Hooper. but
which looked like an error for ME-
hofr. who fumbled around with the
ball that was aimed right at him.
The game' this afternoon brought
about an evenS break as far as field-
ing stunts were concerned. 1t was
about even up in the pitching depart
ment and behind the bat But the
Red Sox got the hits when they need
ed them and won.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
Red Sox Get Breaks.
Wish He'd Stuck to Il.

Philadelphia. Oct. 1:-"Dutch" Leon
ard. whose twirlins defeated the Philhes
Yesterday. used to maze his living as
trap drummer. That was when he was
living in Fresno. Cal Until he won sue
cess asa pitcher H. was considering pro-
fessional orchestra work.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
Always the Same
Tharp's
BerkeleyRye
SDecaaI Private Delivery.
SI2 Strest u. ". Phoas Main ~.
RED SOX AND PILLS
WILL PLAY AT FAIR

Boston. Oct 12.-"Bill' Lange. WILL
lam F. Baker. president Of the
Phillies. and Joseph J. Lannin, presi-
dent Of the Red Sox. met this morn
ing for the purpose of arranging final
details for tour of the West by the
Red Sox and Phillies for the purpose
of playing exhibition games at all
Of the larger cities en- route to San
Francisco and the Panama Exposition.
. where the teams will play a series
Of games. All but . few Of the minor
details had been arranged and II was
said that those would be settled
quickly.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
HIGHLAND Club Ready,

The Highland Athletic Club Is or
ganized for the season and would like
to hear from all teams averaging 1S;
pounds. Next Sunday Is an open date
and q special def Is issued to the EN-
pire Athletic Club or Ascension. Ad-
dress reply to J. A. Soper. care Of Lin
coin National Bank, Seventh and D
streets northwese. city
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
Tener Still Has Hope in Phils

John X. Tener. former governor
of Pennsylvania, and president of
the National League. says: "Phila-
delphia will do far better today,
believe. The team seems to be In
a batting slump. Boston's pitch
ers have shown rare class. but are
not likely in future to find the
Quaker batters in such a passive
mood. I certainly am not discour-
nrcd to date. Every game has
been SO close that 1t looks like
toss-up between the clubs. Hope
Of ultimate victory still runs high
, In the National League camp"
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13

of all games played at the Georgetown stadium
this season. besides enlishtenins you gridiron
fans on the practices and prospects during
the week.
Every angle of the sridiron clashes at the
Hilltop will be covered by Capt. Barron. Eight
years of experience as a player makes Capt.
Barron capable analyst. and as he is the man
who must stand the brunt of the burden while
the Hilltop eleven is in action. The Herald
readers will be assured the best account of the
games from first hand.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13

Capt. Barron has had FIVE years experience school player.
being of the the Boston College Prep School the Hub
City, and during his three Georgetown he has always been de-
pendable player of the Blue and Gray squad.
Read The Washington Herald for the best of the con
ons Of the Georgetown eleven and watch for Capt Baon first story
the chances the oppes will have against the North Carolina
Tarhees Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13

WATCH FOR CAPTAIN BARRONS STORY
ON GEORCETOWNS CHANCES SATURDAY

Capt James Barron of Georgetown University football eleven
will furnish the followers of the Blue and Gray and the of
readers of The Washington Herald only real authentic
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
C. n. Wilson Has Appendicitis.

Newport. r. l.. Oct. G.-Charies n.
Wilson. for many years manager Of the
show stables Of the late Alfred G. VAN
derbilt, was operated on for appendicitis
e oaklA.A Farm yestsrdAy.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
FIRST GAME,
FOURTH GAME.

Phllliea.
Bstterias-Boston: Shore and Csdy Phillies:
Chalmers ard Burns
Attendance H.GS.
Receipts. &2oS.0. Players share. 81. .3o5 II.
Total -ecaDts. s36, $3.50 Players share
SlH $685.
Each player on the winning club will get
S."sS. Each player on the losing club viii
set S.5ls.ss. The receipts from the remaining
game or games will 90 to the National Com
mission and the club ovnel.
Batting order for today and in.
diVidual hitting strength in the
series,
The Snowflake herald., 1915-11-12

This power is that which ena-
bles ashes to rot weeds and to
ferment peat. The potash con-
tent of ashes will be lost if they
are permitted to leach, and care
should be taken to store them
in dry place.
Wood ashes may be proftably
applied as a top dressing to
grass land and to pastures,
where they will encourage the
growth of clover and the better
kinds of grasses, which will
then crowd out inferior kinds
and weeds. Wood ashes also
may be used for corn and roots.
Because of their lime content
they are not so good for pota-
toes, alshough some times used
for this crop.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-11-12
Ashes As a Fertilizer

The farmer who burns wood
for heating and cooking, says a
writer, should carefully store
the ashes and not permit them
to leach, as they have a peculiar
fertilizing value.
They not only conta n
potash and phosphoric acid in
appreciable amounts, but also
contain magnesia and lime, and
when applied to the land they
also act indirectly to increase
the available nitrogen content of
organic matter in the soil.
Ordinary house ashes contain
on the average about 8 or 9 per
cent of potash and 2 per cent of
phosphoric acid. Investigators
have considered that there is
enough potash and phosphoric
acid in a bushel of ashes to make
it worth 20 or 25 cents. Besides
that, some 10 or Is cents addi-
tlonal might be allowed for the
'alkali power" of the ashes
The Snowflake herald., 1915-11-12

being under the auspices of the
Primary Association. The oper-
eta was to have been on last
Saturday night but. was post
poned for some reason unknown
to the writer. A good crowd
was out to see the performance
and the children composing the
company acquitted themselves
creditably.
George Frost arrived home
Wednesday from a several days
visit in New Mexico.
Prof. Kimball Young chaper-
oned the S. S. A. basketball
teams on their trip to St. Johns
last week.
Born, yesterday at 4 p. M, to
the wife of Prof. G. L. Haynes,
a boy. This makes two ''bust-
ers" now for this young couple
and they, of course, feel very
proud of them.
The teachers of the Snowflake
public school will attend the
state teachers institute in Phoe-
nix next week, consequently
the pupils will have a whole
weeks vacation.