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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
INDIANS GET EVEN BREAK.
Win and Lose in Double Header
With Athletics.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. September Is
cleveland broke even in a double header
with Philadelphia today, the home team
winning the first game, to 5, and the
visitors the second. to 1. Morrissette,
formerly of Richmond. Va, was given
poor support In the opener, but he kept
Cleveland's hits fairly well scattered and
won his game. Errors helped the visitors
in the second contest. while Coumbe
pitched in fine style. Coumbe made a
triple and three singles in four times at
bat. Scores:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
WoMEN's GOLF MATCH.
Tourney at Columbia Club Starts
Next Saturday.

There will be a golf match play tourna-
ment at the Columbia Country Club.
open to women entitled to the privi-
ieges of the club. next Saturday after
noon.
The qualification round starts at 3
pm, thirty-two to qualify, with match
play starting at o'clock
Prizes will be awarded to the winner,
the runner-up and to the winner of the
defeated sixteen. Entries must be
handed in to the club. Office by o'clock
Friday evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
BARBER APPEARS TO BE
BEST OF SQUAD OF
LOCAL RECRUITS
Ign won at Chicago, the Phillies still
having comfortable lead.

The Braves won twice from the
Cardinals yesterday, the first being one
of the most remarkable games played
in recent years. The Braves won by
20 to 1, and made twenty-five base hits
off the St. Louis pitchers.
In the second game the Braves won.
8 to 3. Brooklyn now is holding Sec
ond place by only half game and
there is chance for the Braves to re-
gain that position.
1t is understood that Owner Lannin
will make arrangements to have the
world series games played in the
Braves park just as soon as It is Ger
tainty that the Red Sox will be the
champions of the American League.
Last season Lannin turned Fenway
Park over to the Braves for the world
series and Gaffney. of course. already
has offered to reciprocate. The Braves
park has a seating capacity of AZ, 400
and could easily take care OF 10000 in
a pinch. Lannin will have chance to
get some real money by playing at the
Braves park and both tho winners are
sure to bring this about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
PHILLIES BEAT REDS.
Take Their Last Game in Cincinnati
by 4 to 2.

CINCINNATI. September 1s.-Phila-
delphia made it's last appearance for
this season here today and won, 4 to 2.
thereby capturing two out of three
games Of the final series from Cincin-
natl. Dales wildness enabled Philadel-
phia to win, he giving nine bases on
balls, but three of these were inten-
tional passes. Singles by Mayer and
Dale scored runs. McQuillan, who
started the scontest for PHILADELPHIA.
was hit hard and was taken out in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19

Totsls... "a 0 2714 Totals. 90 s 27 20 2
'Bstted for Mogridge in the eighth.
iBatted for Pipp in the ninth.
Chicago. ......... O o 90 o IA
New York. ........... % 0 O 0 0 o.
Runs-Murphy, Weaver ~. f. Collins, Maisel.
Two base hits-Weaver Baumann. Stolen bases
Murphy. Weaver. Earned runs-Chcaso 2;
New York. ]. Sacrifice hits-Pipp Fourier
Sacrifice hy.,Baumann. Left on bases-New
York. /: Chicago. l. Bases on hals-Of Mo-
gridee, 3: off Tipple. 2: of Russell. 2. Hits
or Mogridge, in S innings: off Triple / in
inning: Struck out-By Mogridge. 4; by
Triple. 2. Passed ball-krueger. Umpires-
Messrs. Dneen and Nalip Time of game
hour and A. Minutes
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SECOND GAME.

Runs-Kirke t21, Evans. wambsganss t2).
Malone; Two-bsse hits-seaford, Lajoie. Three:
eans siSfn sssse
hit-Evans. Sacrifice fy-Egan. Double plays
Chapman. Wambseanss and Kirke; Seaford,
ajoie and McInnis. Left on bases-Cleveland
Z; Philadelphia. 4. First base on errors-Cleye-
land. 4. Bases balls-On Coumbe. 3: of
Weaver. 4. Hit by pitcher-By Weaver fKirke)
Struck out-By Coumbe. 3. Umpires-Messrs.
Wallace snd Evans. Time Of game-1 hour
and 40 minutes.
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:
Totals. IS 10 2416 5 Totals. "a Is 81 s 4

sBatted for klepfer in second.
fBatted for Jones In eighth.
Cleveland ........ 81 0 is
Philadelphia ....... 1 o o o o x-7
Ruus-Roth f2,. Smith (3l. Schang (2), Sea
ferd Damrau. Crane. Lajoie Morrissette. Two
base hit-Crane. Three-base hits-Kirke. Schang
McIRnis. Stolen bases-Roth t2,, Smith. Evans,
Schang. Earned runs-Cleveland. 8: Philadel-
phia. 6. Sacrifice fy-kirke. Double play
Lajoie and McInns. Left on bases-cieveland.
land. 4: Philadelphia .. Bases on balls-On
Klepfer. 1: of Jones. .: of Morrissette. 4. Hits
ON klepfer. In inning: off Brenton, in
2 13 innings: of Jones, 2 In 2-3 innings: of
Coumbe. in inning. Struck out-By Klepfer,
I: by Brenton. 1; by Jones. L; by Coumbe, .:
by Morrissette, 4. Wild pitch-Morrissette. I'm
pires-Messrs. Evans and Wallace Time of
game-1 hour and 81 minutes.
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Runs-Burns %, Robertson. Fletcher, Bah
Twn.base hits-Burns. Robertson. Doyle. Bah
b!nrton. Three base hits Brainerd. DOOM Sac
rifce hits-Babbington, Brainerd. Stolen Bases
Burns 12,. Robertson tol, Hinchman go Wag-
ner %, Double play-viox. Wagner and John
left on bases--New York. 8: Pittsburgh. 1. First
base on error-New York. Hit by piteher-By
Tesreau. johnston: by kantlehner,
1EletciIcr, Struck ouf-By Tesresu, 5: br
kautichner. 9 Umpires -Aiessrs Byron and
Orth. Time Of gam@-1 hour and IS minutes
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New York. ........... 0 o.
Pittsburgh. ...-..:... o 0 2 o o Ks
Hlnchman. yiox. Baird i2j Gibson Two-base
hits-Robertson t2,. Fletcher. Three-b base hits
Wendell, Hinchman ~, Gibson t2,. Sacrifice
hits-Johnston. Barney. Stolen buses Barney
Baird Double pisy-Fletcher, Doyle and Merkle
Earned runs-Sew York q Pittsburgh. s. Left
on bases-New York, 8: Pittsburgh, q. First
base on balls-Of Mathewson. 2: OF schupp, q
Of Mamaux. 4. Hits-Of Mathewson II in
innings OF schupp. in innings: OF Adams
nings. Hit by pitcher-By schupp. 2 Johnston,
BarneyE Struck out-By Mathevson, 2; By
Schupp. /: by Adams. I: by Mamaux. e. I'M.
pires--Messrs. Orth and Byron Time of game
l hour and 10 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
WHITE sox WIN TWO.
Continued from First Rsse. ,

Pipp, Baumann. Hartsell Three base bit
fournier; Home runs-Fournier, e. Collins:
runs-Chicago. s: New Yark, g. Sacrifice hits
Weaver Benz. Double plays-Jchns. E. Collins
and j.. Collins: Benz Weaver and ]. Collins.
base on error-Chicaeo. Bases on balls-oH
Vance, 2: OF Pieh 1: of Benz, 1. Hits-OH
Vance in innings (none out in third; OF
Pieh, In innings: OF Markle. 2 In innings.
Hit by piecher-By Benz (Baumann>. Struck out
By Pieh. 1: by Markle 5: by Benz. 6. Passed
ball--Schalk. Umpires-Messrs. Nalln and Di-
neen. Time Of game hour and SO minutes.
SECOND CAME
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19

Burlington was out of first place In
the Central Association race only four
days during the whole season. Musca-
tine held first place for those four days.
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Brooklyn. ............ ! 81 ~
Chicago ............ o o o 0 o o.
Runx-O'Mara t2i. Daubert ~. Stengel: Wheat.
Getz. Murray. Two-base hits-Dsubert. Getz.
Three-base hit-Wheat Home run-Stengel.
Double play-Standridge, Fisher to Safer Sac
rifce hits--stensel, Cutshaw. Bases on balls
on COMBS. 2. Left bases-Brooklyn. 4;
Chicago, II. Hit by pitcher-By Coonbs
Good. Hits--On Adams. 8 in 2 innings: off
standridge. in innings. Struck out-By
Coombs, S. Passed ball-Mller. Empires
Messrs. Rigler and Eason. Time of game--1
hour and IS minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
HOLMEAD WINS TITLE
IN SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Cfficlal Averages of Season Show
Barber Ranking First
in the Singles.

Below are the official records of the
suburban Tennis League for the season
Just closed. which was the second of its
existence:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19

Chattanooga. Z; Atlanta. J..
Chattanooga. Z; Atlanta. 0.
Mobile. Z: Nashville. 4.
Birmingham. 6; Memphis, 3.
Little Rock, ]: New Orleans. o.
New Orleans, Z: Little Rock. l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
fourth inning to allow Becker to bat
for him. Score:
Totals. "a e271o o Totals. 80 7 q 1

Runs scored-Stock G). Luderus, Whitfield
Leach, Mollwitz. Three.base hits-Wingo Pas
kert Stolen bases-Mollwitz t2), Herzog, Pas
kert. Earned runs-Fhiladelphia. 4: Cincinnati
2 Sacrifice hts-Groh. Bancroft. Niehof. Dou-
kert to Burns; Wingo to Groh. Left on bases
Philadelphia, 1o CINCINNATI, $; First base on
i: of Dale. o. Hits-oT McQuilIan, 5 in 3 in
nings; of Mayer. In 6 innings; of Dale. 8 In
1.3 innings; off Lear, in % innings. Hit
Mayer 1; by Dale, A. by Lear, l. Wild pitch
Dale. Passed ball-Burns. Umpires-Messrs
minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Indianapolis, 1: St. Paul. o.
Minneapolis. o; Cleveland. 4.
Louisville, 8; Milwaukee, l..
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Big Entry Lists Expected.

1t is expected that entry lists in all
of the events will be long, for great
deal of interest has been manifested In
the coming tournament. The courts at
DUN ba rton Club will be in excellent
condition for the matches. which will
be run off as quickly a 8 possible. The
committee in charge of the tournament
consists of Rawlns Hume, chairman;
A. W. Howard and G. G. Lincoln. En-
tries should be made to the chairman
of the committee. Mr.. Hume. at the
Dumbarton Club. All entries in mems
singles must be in the hands of the
committee not later than 6 o'clock next
Friday evening, SO that the drawings
NAV be announced Saturday morning.
The entries in mems doubles, however,
will be received up to s o'clock Satur-
day evening, and the same is true of
entries in the ladies' singles and the
mixed doubles.
A large silver challenge cup for the
championship in mems singles has been
offered by The Evening Star. This
trophy must be won three times by
a player before 1t becomes his per-
manent property. Handsome prizes will
the tournament to become his per-
manent property, in addition to the
challenge trophy, and prizes for the
runner-up in mems singles, for the
winners of the mems doubles and for
the runners-up in mems doubles, for
the winner and runner-up in women s
singles. for the winners and runners
up in mixed doubles and for the win
ner Of the mems consolation round.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
WHAT BATTERS ARE DOING
IN THE TWO BIG LEAGUES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Records OF all players who have played In hfteen
or more games. including Thursday,
Sentemher ia 1915.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Records Of all players who have played in Is
or more games. including Thursday.
Septemher 16, 1918
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
BIG TENNIS TOURNEY
At DUMBART0N CLUB
District Championship to Be De.
cided, Play Starting Next
Saturday.

The last big event of the tennis world
this year in Washington. the tourna-
ment for the championship of the Dis
trict, will be played off on the courts
of the Dumbarton Club. beginning next
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. The
play will be on successive days until
the matches have all been played on
with an intermission over Sunday.
This will be the twenty seventh an
nual tournament for the District cham
pionship, and it is open not only to the
tennis players of Washington, but to
those of other Cities and some strong
entries are expected from Baltimore
Richmond and elsewhere. The tourna-
ment is to be played under the sane
ton of the National Lawn Tennis AS
ISOLATION.
mems doubles, ladies' singles. mixed
doubles and mems consolation singles
The present holder of the champion
ship in mems singles is Conrad b.
Doyle, for many years Washington
foremost player. Connie" Doyle also
Is one of the title holders in the mems
doubles, for he and w. F. Hoffman
won the doubles last fall. The title
ment, however, the old plan of having
the champions wait out to meet the
winners of the tournament in the final
round having been done away with
some years ago.
For a great many years the toutna-
nent for the championship of the Dis
trict was played on the courts OF the
old Bachelors Tennis Club. But that
club went out of existence this year.
many of it's members joining the Dunn
barton Club. which built five new
courts last spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Buffalo. s: Jersey City, T.
Jersey City. 6: Buffalo, 1.
Rochester. 6; Harrisburg, (.
Richmond. 5: Montreal. Q
Montreal, 5; Richmond, 3.
Toronto, 6; Providence, 5.
Toronto, 4; Providence. 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
FIRST GAME.

Totals. 81 72414 0 Totals . SO 10 81 9 o
sBstted for Mathewson in the sixth.
iBafted for Schupp in the ninth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19

The Georgetown varsity team lined
I'D for scrimmage yesterday against the
scrubs, and its new backfeld showed
good form. The Blue and Gray did not
have an old man behind the line, each
of the four men in the positions hav-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19

Eastern and Central open the sea-
son, while what will probably be one
of the hardest games of the year is
to be played next-that between Tech
nicai and Business. Tech and Business
fought it out for the title a year ago,
and both are likely to be strongly
in the running this fall.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
6hbidber GriOls
yar bic ssitrise Misunderstanding
sum gtifsn Ses SeMtideu
Gulembles.

gu einem iebr biibfden tiinftleris
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Der finnn5ieae Grtrag elm rs6t ans
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tarten aeIihsrt haiten, bisieLben nit
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graHSiiftang b.rmut6et.

Serr unb Jrau 1rso Batter tpurs
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ge6alten psrbeu tann, Bis bieis Inter
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GterbiidbfeitSseriAt.

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Gin iteis germ sefsbsnss w2itsIisb
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Der Dampfer ,,Wl@elmina"
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beim Staatss9epartement qlufz
idluB srboIt.
unb ale 8ortebruusen getroffeu, i'm
i'm Sale elmer Gortna1me bes
Saiffss proteft srbeben
gu tOnnen.

Rem gOrt, %. Sanuar. Dem
EiIitO entseg.Hsebeno, DON britiI9en
srsu5ern, tpelhe ent!ane Der 2ltlanti=
i9n &iiite Wa6s baIteu. sefapert gu
tperbeH. 1T Der 9ampfer .@ilbeImi.
ma, eissntbum Der Bull Stcamibip
Company, Der unter Der ameritaniI9en
GIagge ieseIt uno nit Rabruussmit.
teln i'm Wertbe DON ettpa 100000,
bic BON elmer ameritdnii9en aommiIs
iionsfirma an eineu ameritaniiten
giirger in 9eutitLanb dbrsiiirt iino,
bsIabsu ift, bsuie 9lbenb in See segan>
gen. Gs III btes Der erite osrartigs
9sriuh, Der Don sinem amerituniTheu
9ampfsr felt @usbru6 bes Eriegss
OOr nabs3u feds Wlouatsn ssnaat
porbeu lit.
SoIlts Der 0ampfsr gaapert ober
feiiasbaitsn peroen. bdHn nil bic
9reen GOmmiiiion SO. DON ct.
2puis, WlO., ipeIds ben 9umpfer ge=
mietbst unb aud bic 9abung abse.
ititt BAT. einsn 9roteit Bel bsm amsz
rifanii6sn etoats 9epartsmsnt err
6sbsn, unb oi. Grtldruns ubeebeu,
bag bic aaoung bebingte Ron.
trebanbe iei unb besbaIb BON tsi=
nsm arsuser irgsnb elmer Der trieg=
fiibrenosn Ratiousn bei9lasnabmt
lusrben tonne. 9tuf bieis 9riiube bin,
foil in hsm grDtsIt aud srfu9t tpers
ben, SaB bic ameritautite Rssisruug
bic iofOrtise Greisube bss Sampfsrs
uno isiHsr 2abuna perlanse.
Die Isbtere bsitsbt aus 9streibs.
6leiI6pGarsH uno geo0rrtsm Dbl,
lit nuf fir bic gipiIbep0Itsrung
0eutIdlanbs beitimmt unb fpll psOer
brett nod iuoirsti an bic beutfde
Resisruus Ober 6ereH RiIitdrbebDrs
ben psrtauft rpsroen.
Serr 0orfpin R. 9in6beim. Der be-
iiae glnpalt ser St. 2ouiisr 1Sirma srs
tldrte. oaB Sisfsrbs SdJritts eiuseIeitst
babe, I'm, penn n0t6ig. bon Der oeut=
i6en Regieruns cine @arantis gu err
langen, oaB Die 2abuns Der .BiIbsIs
mina" nur an Rift &pmbuttanten
ssIanasn tpiro.
Gine Garantie 6iefer art purSe
beute ron %. 3. 9rooting i'm Ramen
Der S5irma uno in Gorm sines QfFibas
bits bel ben bisfissn 3oGbsb0rbsn bin
tsrlset unO 9err 9inS5eim ertIdrt
fernsr, Sab bic 6irmu bersit lei, bieie
gardutie burb Steuuns BON 8iirg=
idnft in irseno eiuem 8etraee su ers
bdrien. Serr 9rDOtins itIbit DirO
am nd6iten 9isnitas nit bem bolIGu.
biI6en 9ampfer .pptsbom1 na6
9iOtterbam abfabren, unb fi9 BON bort
na& Sam5urs besebsn, I'M bic IN.
,saft sst .gBsImiua4 absHRGftsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
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Gin trauriges Cos mar Der A Yah
re alien sDa 9isB, obbu6los, bei6ies
ben. tDelte seftern Mprgeu DON Der II
Sabre alien Wiloreb potpers, tObt in
einem Sol3fhuppen duf benz 0runb.
itiid go. 305 Wit 5. Gtrabe uuise.
funoen tpurbe. Die bena6ri6tigte
poli3si lisB 5unGait ben 5ob i'm ftdbz
tiihsn Spipital feftittlIen, iporouf bic
2ei9e mad Der Worgue geTfafit pur
be. Die 9sritprbens bate iib duf Der
Guide na9 ibrsr S9peffer b.TuHoen,
peldle BIG DOT tur5em cine Mobnung
in b.m 5auie iuns bate, ipofelbit aud,
bic 9ieb Guartisr gefunben bate.
frau o. 8. Riti,, bic 0eripaltsrin
oes !SduIss tbeilte Der poIiaei nit,
pdB bic Shfpefisr Der @eritorben,H,
s5ruu Marp Burns lit. bod ibre bsrs
Ssitiae 9loreiIe nitt ermittsIt psrbsn
tonHte.
Die DIET befanO fid1 felt eiHisen
IugeH auf Der Suhs nab Der Sdipe=
tier. oob leioer ohm. GrFoIe. Is
purOs feitssitslli, bag bic llngliidli6e
bersits mebrers Rddte in bem S6ups
ren ii6srnahtet hate, bod in Der
Raht gum isrsitag ben Ginpirtunssn
Der GGIte erIno, bl ibre oiinne Gleis
Dung uitt gsHiissn0 S4ub sseeu bic
itrenae Gdlte gepabrs.