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The Washington herald., 1915-02-14
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-SeIling: three EeGrolds and M
ward: FIVE md one-haE furIongs 'RavrnhsD, IS;
Elsie Green IOl Caro- Nome lOl; 'Zia, lOi; Miss
Edith IO4 Capt. Lindsley. lOs; Split Secund. pe;
AmopaIka zoe. Maxim Ill: FaneIil Hall. III; Rat
Masterson Ill Charles GOetz. Ill; Star Beard, Ill
Marta Mac IL: Louis DescpEnets, ia.
SECOND RACE-Selling; three-yearolds and up
ward: SIX furiongs mater s5; Magic, l02; 'Mimo-
rioso. lO4; Florence Roberts, lG Manganese. lo5:
King Worth. Ill.
THIRD RACE-Selling: three-yeAr-olds; seven fur
longs Tutor, 90; SmuEEler. S; 'MosooVa, g:
Merry Twinkle a. Little Abe, q; John Spohn, 81
Avocado ss: 'Akanet. IS; Rhodes. 100; Bel Colore.
l03: 'Aswan. IOs Breezsr 10: Omonde. 10; ObOlus
10: Dad Gadis llI.
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-old and upward
selling: one mile 'Lackrnse lO2: Executor, lo5
'Ringlin loi; Osaple lS; Belle Of Bryn METT. los:
MudsilI l0; Brookfeld, lG: Rash. l07; Pay Streak,
In: Injury III; Col. Msrchmont Ill. Injury and
Col Marchm0nt. J. W. Fuller entry.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; thres-yesr-olds and up-
ward: FIVE and one-haH fuTlOngs. Marie O'BTieu,
%: Twilight Io3; Katherine Roberts. lOi; Roe
Ring, lO4; Coma. los; Big LumAE los; Cordova, 100:
anna Reed, los: Little Birdie los; Doc Alien, III
Eye White. III; Joe BHsher, Ill; Senator James,
Ill: CalcuTn, LII: Lefty FeywOod Ill
SIXTH RACE-Selling; four-year-oIds and up
ward; one and oDe-eighth miles Toynbee, 20; NET
Maker, es: -Cordie T., &c; Lindbsook lol GoIdy.
los: NoadAy, IT. Ilt
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WITH THE RUNNING HORSES.
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-six fuTlonss; purse, $50 three
year-Olds and upward; maidsns: selling. Anna
ROse s5; MAY Ipps. 95; Blanch Lewis. 100; UDcle
FTu. IC2; Stromc. O2. -Zah. IOs; Spithre, lO9;
FInisher lC9: Kettle Drum, ILL
SECOND RACE-SNO: three-year-olds and up
ward; selling: tive furiongs. Pegy l.. g: Mr..
Mack. lee. 'Jabot, lOi: 'wolf's Baths. lO4; FlaS
bush. lC5: Quick Start. l05: MoiSant. lC; Custom
House. lOs: RerCry Io9; Madeline B.. 10; Cherry
SeSi. ll6
THIRD RACE-SjOO; throe-year-oIds and upward
selling: five fIronEA Miss Jean. l02: 'COoster l05
Sack Cloth. lOo: 'Bunice l09; Elsewhere, l0s;
Mnn,rief. is: Billy Collins Ils: ParlOr Boy. lilo.
FOURTH RACE-PIrse. SO: ur-year-olds and
upward selling: mile Margaret Neise. q
stars and strips %: Col HOLLOWAY. l07: 'Sepul-
Vetia lO7: Napier. 100; Gerard. Io9: Lochie lis.
FIFTH RACE-Five and a half furlongs; S0H
three-yearolds and upward: selling indifferent, s5
Snip 100: Car Michael. Iol: Elizabeth HarEOod,
l07: Inferno Qucen. lG: DIR. Swarenger. lo9;
some Kid. 100; Thomas Galway. Ill; AstrOloger,
lls: Spohn, ia: Mac, ia; Transport. III.
SIXTH RACE-SJ0O: three-year-Ods and upward
srIliug: one mile Tay Fay. g: Balfron, %; Dn-
quesne lO2: Floral Bay. lo5; Milky Way. lO4:
Duke Shelby. lO6: Shorty Northcnt, lO5; Fairy
Godmother. Io7: Fifty Five. los; Volthorne. ls;
MUnk
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MAY FIGHT DELANEY.
Money Demand Is Hitch in CLANCY
Bout.

Baltimore, Feb. 13-Negotiations are
under way for a bout between Cal De-
laney. the Cleveland. Ohio, feather
weight. and George Clancy. the local
scrapper.
The only hitch now to the match Is
that Sam Davis, manager OF the Cieve-
land boy, is demanding too much money
for his protege's appearance here
Henry Bletzer, manager of CLANCY. has
agreed TO give Delaney the best of the
argument in weight and has wired Davis
his best terms. Bletzer said today
that he believed Davis would agree to
these terms and that the boys would
meet here in the near future.
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VETERANS ARE RELEASED.
Chicago Cubs Let Four Players Go
Outright.

Chicago. Feb ia-The Chicago National
League club management today released
Internationally four veteran players in
their first move to reduce the squad.
The following men received their notices:
Tommy Leach. veteran center fielder and
captain of last years team; William
Sweeney. regular second bsseman of the
1914 team; Charles Smith. right-hand
pitcher; Eddie Stack. right-hand pitcher
secured from Brooklyn. The release of
these men was absolutely essential for
the future Of the Chicago team said
Manager Bresnahan.
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MAY MEET LOCAL BOY.
Cincinnati skater to Race Carroll
DonneIIy at Alexandria.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. 13.-The role
skate team OF Baker and Jackson, Gin
cinnatis speediest roller skate perform
ers. are en- route tonight for New Yorl
City, where they will finish up training
for the worlds championship twenty-fou
hours race which will be run off II
Madison Square Garden, March S.
Baker. the sprint member OF the com
bination. will stop off at Alexandria. Va.
next Friday to meet Donnelly, a Wash
ington boy who holds the Southern cham
pionship in a mile match race.
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TENNIS CLUB MEETS.
Petworth Racqueters Organize for
the Season.

A meeting of the Petworth Tennis
Club was held last night at the residence
of o. F. Jones. S2 Shepherd street
northwest to organize for the coming
season.
The club decided to build three new
courts and increase its membership to
thirty-five. The following officers were
elected: President. oliver F. Jones; vice
president. II. Buckingham; secretary and
treasurer, G. c. Lynch; executive COM
mittee, J. II. Holmead. R. H. Garrett.
and F. P. Trott NJ. G. Clear was ap-
pointed to represent the club In the Sub
urban Tennis League.
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Harvard Tennis Team,s Plans.

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. l0.-Arange-
ments are virtually completed for .
spring tour through the Middle Atlantic
States OF the Harvard varsity team,
headed by the national champion, r.
Norris Williams II. Among the tourna-
ments that have been arranged are the
following:
April II, Navy at Annapolis: April %,
Chevy Chase Country Club at Washing
ton; April "a. Baltimore Country Club
at Baltimore.
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Lon Criper Near Death.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Feb. I0.-Reports
received here by friends OF Lou Criger
are that the former major league star
is near death.
Cleveland Nationals and also played with
ST Louis and Boston. In 1919 he man
aged the Boyne City team OF the Michi-
gan state League.
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Protest Female Official

New York Feb. B.-Tbe appointment Of Mrs
Kathsrine r. Mehrhen ss Official handicApper Of
female swimmers in the A. A. U. has aroused pro
tests from members Of the LtfesaVine Society.
They maintain that Mrs. Mehrhen does not know
enough aboIt the art Of swimming 10 occuTy the
position q hsndieAppef. despite the fact that she
has been At Die head q ths National Womena
LHesating socesy for the last two yearA
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Manager Matthews Awarded s2sl .es |

Cincinnati, Febs 10.-The national board
was reversed In a finding handed down
by tie National baseball commission
yesterday when he latter body made an
award of S2s16S against the Newport
News club of the Virginia State League
In favor OF former Manager Harry Nat
thews. OF that club.
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New MANAGER for Gibbons.

chicaEo. ~. Feb. t--After being a boxIess boxer
FOR three months Nike Gibbns has named Mike
McLaughIin his brutherin-laE,. manager. Gibbons
explained hat Mclaughlin doesn't know much
about boxing but that he worried in bank and
ought to know how 10 Get the shekels.
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Way Barred from Yale's Nine.

New Haven Conn. Feb. I3.-Because Of scholastic
deficiency Pie Way. the Yale baseball star. viii
be unable To compete in athletics for the re
mainder Of this year Way failed TO pass bis mid
year examinations Way was Coach Frank Quin~
by's mainstay a pitcher for the varsity base
ball team. Gle and Brown having graduated-
Without WAY. Yale has practicalIy no pitchers.
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Mann Wants Contract Changed.

President j. A. Gaffney, Of the Boston
Nationals. has received a letter from
Outfielder Mann asking him to change
some of the conditions in the contract
offered for 1918. Mr.. Gaffney has an.
nounced that he is not willing to make
the changes.
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Gymnastic Trials On.

| Chicago. Feb. 10.-Finals in the con-
tests OF the International Gymnastic
Union win be held this weekend. One
hundred and twenty-seven wrestlers en-
tered the tourney the first part Of the
week.
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cun 70 Paul Rainev

Aiken. s. c., Feb. l3-In the third days events
in the animal February shoot Of the Aiken Gun
Cub today Paul J. nainey won the PreSident's Cup
with score Of furty-sssen out of hfty. G. w.
TTexler and Ernest A. Thompson are tied for Second
place, with forty-nse.
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Yale,s Strong Nam Doesn't Train.

New Haven. Comm, Feb. U.-WHIlam
Roos. senior at Yale. who has just scored
5000 points at Shef'ield Scientific School
test of strength. beating his own previ-
Gus record by 100. attributes his muscle
20 healthy outdoor life. He does not
train.
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Comnton to Manape DAYTON,

DAYTON Ohio Feb. 13--Jack Compton has signed
contract TO msnase the DAYTON baseball club
o.. the Central Leaens. after q short conferencs
with President Elmer RedeIle. He succeeds J6hn
Nee. Who resigned rereqtiy to % into business.
Compton, who Is 4 pitcher. has been with the
DA,ton club for Eve ysan.
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coomhs q aRara AVIS. !,

tJack Co1Inhs shoNs rally WONDERFUL dispositi0n
When he comes out and aays that he has been
treated Esn b. the Athletics IN spifs Of the fact
that he has been released. Other players often
esuanre their FORMER enployers. no matter what
Eind q trsatnnt thsy have hsd n Ne rast.
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nerhv to Snnare Edpes.

Houston Hot wells, Tex. Feb. i3-Square Edges
a pointer bitch. owned by J. r. Macmillan. Of
Lodi, Wis. and handled b. Hsrbert Fishei. Of
wAshinzt0n Ind. already winner q the National
Derby. yesterday eaptured the open derby OF the
Texas held trials secood place was awarded to
Mis- Dan, setteT, owned b. 6. B. Robertson,
of Whaleyville Va.
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Boston After Regatta.

Bnstoa. Reb sAThe New England Amateur
Rowing Association At >its annual meetinG lsst
night voted TO send comnitfes 10 the meeting
q The National Association requesting that the
annial ehanptcuzhp regatta b held IN the Charles
River Basin here.
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Nevads Tnrf Plan prosner,.

Carson City. New, Feb 2-The bin 10 9ernit
hosz racing With betting under the pan-mntnei
ssstem. which passed the Nevada senate. went 10
the hosss today. Il probably ril pas theEe.
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Soocer Snort Intarest DIVING.

London, Feb 1.-The Buglish soccsr clubs have
been hit hard this season By the big falling on in
receipts. The Official figures just published Of
the total attend=2ce at the Eames Of the three
principal lcaFIes to December 81 show a decrease
Of nearly A. per cent. compared with the core
spending DJnths Of 1913
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BOXING GOSSIP.

pion has finally started training for his contest
with Freddie Welsh in Madison Square Garden
March L. Ritclic arrived in Los Angeles
Sunday and began his workout. Next Sunday
Richie will depart for New York and will resume
his training at Dal Hawkins rosdhOuse. Willie
wired Jimmy Johnston yesterday that he will be
in 1T share when he faces Welsh.
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Lisher sipns uith Yanks

MiddIs5ury, Vt. Feb. I.-Ray L. Fisher. pitcher
Of the New YORK Amsncans said yesterday that
he had signed three-year contract with that club
u Is understood HIS contract calls for a salary
Of ssls.5Oo for the three years He win leave some
time in February to Join his team for spring ptac-
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ST. Luke,s Strong ON Floor.

WAYNE. Pa, Feb B.-Capfl 6ery. Of 81 Lnks's
BASKETBALL team. shines out star In ths eass
/ game. He led In the nrHt victory a week ago. and
ast week was the principal factor IN the sictosy
the HaEerford cOlless freshnea Sargent IN that
game also showed to adSantase. scoring four Aeld
goals
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Cornell Loses Snrinter

Ithaca. Feb. 1e.-Capt. Heller. OF IN,
Cornell track team, has been compelled
to abandon running because OF Injuries
he sustained last fall.
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national acommishn May Convene

Cincinnati. Feb. l0.-A brief meeting OF
the national baseball commission WIN
he held here todsy IL President Tener.
OF the National. and President Johnson,
OF the American leagues, arrive on time,
according to Chairman August Hermann.
II Is not believed that the bsseban
leaders win announce any Important de-
cision at this meeting
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Rorton Asks for Release

Babs horton iormer Whlts s0T hrlf tackeT. haI
asked fcr his release frpm ths g. Louis Fsds e
sspsps : ~ % nAnast coast cluh
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sam Mcvey Battling Jim johnson and fOhn Les
ter johnson. the cOlored heaTy-Wsights. and Colir
Bell the white Australian heavyweight. have sailed
for HAVANA Cuba. where McNey will meet Sam
LanEfurd in a twshty-round aght on February Il
Bell aud the two Join-Ons will prepare MCVey
for the scrap. George Lawrence, manager OF Nc
yey. and Ben Benton also accompanied ths
fighters.
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Ice Breaks and Hockey Game Is Of

Souih Orange. y. j., Feb. A.-South O1ange Field
Cub and squadrun A. Of Neu York, failed % net
ID their scheduled hockey match here this after-
noon Half an hour before time % stau the con.
test the lee gave way. noodins the rink
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IN. kansas cle Fsd. Asr. slrnsd wsnsr sshnsis,.
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Frrd clrtk vin isss : seaad q ihiry -hgs PlassrI
Aarvh'S
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Having promised the officials Of the Hudson A
C, Of Hudson. Wis. that he would box at ther
club after he had got through with Jimmy Clabby
Mike Gibbon has kept his word and has jus
signed articles Of agreement calling for him TO hgh
Eddie MeGOOFty in a teu-round battle there o.
the night Of March II. As Hudson Is only twent
miles from Gibbons home. it is expected that tn
bout will draw over $500.
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Dominick Tortorich. the fight promoter of New
Orleans has engaged Jimmy Clabby to meet some
good middle-Weigit in q tWenty-rOund battle at his
club in New Orleans on March ). TortOrirh signei
Jimmy by offering him a guarantee Of $500. with
the option Of % per cent Of the gross receipts.
Young Aheam
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

Matty Baldwin. the veteran Boston lightweight
who has not been seen in contest at any club
in New York for long time, has Just been matched
to meet Willie Beecher for ten rounds in the main
bout at the Broadway Sporting Club Of BROOKLYN
on February l3 They will fight at 10 pounds
at the ringside. Beecher also meets Joe shuEruC
for ten rounds at the same club on February 2.
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They are still bidding in Philadelphia for the
proposed six-round gO between the two champions.
Johnny KiIbane and Kid Williams. Jack Nc
Guigsn. Of the National A. C., now offers a purse
Of s. so which Is $50 more than Jack Hanlon,
manager Of the Olympia A A, has offered. Kill
-bane Is willing TO make l2 pounds at a. m, for
WillizmI. but Sammy Harris says that IL pounds
half hour before entering the ring is the best
he will cuncede Kilbane.
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This boy Murray. Of the George Wash
ington five, is improving right along, and
II he could only locate the basket with
a little more accuracy he would be a
very valuable man for the Bun and Blue
quint. Murray is a little erratic in his
shots for the basket, and Il he would
get the BAH OF with little more judg-
ment Coach SChlOsseT would have two
good forwards working for his club.
As Il is Almon has to suffer the brunt
OF the work and the other clubs are
guarding the little youngster so close
that he has 10 hurry all OF his shots
and thereby a number OF points which
would help a great deal are lost.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14

lei Smith. the American middleEeight, who
claims be was unjustly robbed Of the decision
in a tWenty-round bout with Mick King. the Aus
tralian champion at Sydney. Australia, six weeks
ago. fought another battle at the same place on
January "a This time the referee didn't get the
chance to give the verdict against him. for he
punished his opponent. Les Darcy, Of Australia
20 badly that the latter's seconds threw up the
sponge in the ffth round. Smith outclassed Darcy
IN every round.
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lLIERs.: VS.. PIRATES.
Royal Expected Tomorrow
bn These Teams Clash.

Royal Expected Tomorrow
I'm These Teams Clash.
ball game that is probably
more. interest than any
|bntests held in this city in
Of years, will be staged to-
kftern0n at Walnut Hill park,
= Golfers, leaders in the
s City1league, will stack up
he Pirates, their nearest COM
flor premier honors.
|me will mark the fifth meet
Re. teams this season, the
having 'takentfa series of two
$om the rivals earlier in the
Since the formation Of the
|pwever, the Golfers have sue
h beating their Niger Hill
IS, thereby having a clean
TAR. @sf s-*s@
pets are more than anxious
This game, as they figure that
lace them in a position to tie
eague standing and will also
Btrengthen their chances for
kst game will be between the
nd athe Rangers and should
Ebe "a hummer. -
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Cubs Get Busy in Thirteenth.

ST. Louis, Aug. 13.@Chicago opened
it's series here with a see-saw contest,
which it took from ST. Louis in the
thirteenth inning, to 3. st. Louis
scored in the first inning. The visitors
forged ahead in the eighth on
Schulte's homer to the right field
bleachers, and Bescher later repeated
Schultes performance, tying the score
for st. Louis, but a series of singles
in the thirteenth brought in Murray,
Fisher and Schultz with the winning
runs. Victor Safer, who has been
nursing injuries for three weeks, re-
turned to the game as a regular yes
terday and helped Chicago to a victory
by making fifteen put-outs at the first
sack. The score:
r. h. e.
Chicago :. .00ooo01200oO3-6 9 1
st. Louis ....1OO1OOo100o00- 10 0
Batteries-Vaughn, HUMPHREYS and
Archer; Sallee, Griner, Robinson and
Snyder.
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Now for Admissions.

Yet if admissions are to be cut at
the gate, salaries must also be cut.
For with so many expensive parks
built where millions are invested and
ground rent is high, there is little
chance to suit expenses here.
A leading club owner has figured it
out that to pay expenses today-just
10 break even-$2,500 must be taken
in at each game.
If baseball prices were reduced to
25-cent average, as many demand.
an average daily attendance of 10000
would be needed. And if the ,admis-
sion was only 10 cents u head there
would be no large part of 10000 out
tc witness a second division c1ub-or a
club well out of the race-in the
average town.
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The Slow Ball,

Mclaughlin has followed. Walter
Juhnson's system and added a "slow
iaH' to his speed.
But when one has the speed of
Johnson and Mclaughlin 1t is hard to
insert a. change that will bring i'm
provement When: you can pitch so
fast they can't: see it--and- when you
can hit 50 hard they can't get it
stand-pat isn't bad policy. But 1t Is
just as we'll to get something that ad-
vancing years can handle, as the
steel spring Of Youth doesn't last for
ever. ''"
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HzpLAYERs FOR BROWNS

Ar... LII. Aug 13.--With the
lent OF. the Decatur Three
team today. due to inability
hanfagah ment to weather an
Esful season. Pitchers McCa5e
mayer and Catcher O'Bricn
hered to report to the st.
|nericans, the three men men
been sold. All of the other
have been. offered berths on
hree, 1 Or Central league
PAYERS. have eight days pay
n,s and members of the team
ired Secretary Farrell of the
1 association to ascertain if
bid hold the league or the
owners of the team for their
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even MGR. DONOVAN
CAN'T YANKEES
wild BilP' Relieves WARRIOR, But
Il Was Too Late .. .-.

New York, Aug. 13.-By the time
the Yankees decided to get started
against the Clevelands at the Polo
grounds yesterday, Cleveland already
had all the runs they needed for one
afternoon, The Yanks lost, TO 4.
That's pretty good for the Yankees.
when you take in consideration that
they didn't start real play until the
seventh inning and continued IL
through the eighth. Sometimes they
can play the eighth inning just as well
as any club in the league. The score.
r. h o.
Cleveland a.. .102210000-6 10 3
New York -. .0000O01SO-4 10 3
Batteries-walker, Harsted and
Egan; warhop, shawkey,- Donovan
and Alexander Cd
Foster Big Factor i'm Boston Game.
Boston, Aug. 13.-Foster shut ont
st. Louis for the second time in the
six-game series yesterday, the Red
Sox scoring four runs. He was fac
tor also in the locals offense, his two
doubles figuring in three runs The
score: - ~
~ r. h. e.
| Boston .O0012O01~-4 8 l.
st. Louis -. 0000OOO0o--0 5 d
! Observation-Disclosures and Cady;weiE
man and Agnew. a..
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TEN CENT BALL FOR BALTIMORE

Baltimore, Md, Aug. 13.-Ten-
cent baseball will be inaugurated at
the Federal league park here today.
Announcement to this effect was
made by the management Of the To-
cal team yesterday Admission to the
pavilion hereafter will be rs cent.
and to the grand stand SO cents.
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bAS|EE']B| |
new. B|||Rf|7.FANS
Manager Arranges for
cams to Appear Here

|hg the suggestion Of the
Hitor of the Herald, Manager
the Pioneers, has made ar
Is for a game with the REM
mas .cempany. of Bridgeport,
elub will appear in this city
date, to give battle to the
se1ni-pros. The winner of
will then be in a position to
claim ko the championship
'ticut this SEASON. A<
b f1sosn the Park. City prob
ose the fastest team that has
4 The Pioneers on the local
ItI isecornposed of the best
att Manager Healey could
a splominetit among them is
brWood, for Ia number of
sturdy guaIsfian of. the dizzy
the New Haven team in the
be Conecticut league, and
the same city in the Eastern
b. Other prominent players
ms. catcher, who has been a
pf the fast Asylum j team of
IN for q mum Der d of years,
b, who was with Winsted
The visitors always bring
pf roo1ers along with them
they play out of town, and
wfH he no exception to the
hg the Remington team, the
will meet the hardest foe
have ever been stacked up
but there has always been
3 with the home team that
they come the quicker they
they are entertaining no
b the outcome of the battle
Juliet makers. Bill Ahearn
djaek, who will be the
Ilectionfof Manager Nor.
irnportant contest, are
seniselVesSfor the game and
Is shape of their lives when
alls PLAY Ball"
Il Norton, however, has mot
knt with securing the Rem
3 a. game, he. has also made;
knts for the appearance Of
lam of Hartford, one Of the.
gregations which represent,
II city on the almond. The
Il twice last season and
boters remember distinctly
b that ensued. W., V i
sssteaEa (which will make Its:
ke In this city Is the star
leaIn of the State league,
Showing it's heels to all
THAT organization.
|Neis Cftyrteam, led by Nc
It's star ssiabnan, is also out
|anpionship Of the state, and
an earnest endeavor to gar
bning game.
Z or not the Colored Giants
Haven are faster than the
will be settled Sunday, when
aatorg win meet in the de-
|ne Of a series OF three. The
went tes the Philippians in
hings, latter. Culver, their
Is had held the locals at his
Eoughp1t the entire game.
bond game he did not occupy
la, and the home boys sue
evening up the score, but
hay the. management of the
las promised that the Black
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