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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
Detroit in Washington.
Chicago In philadelphia.
St. Louis in Boston.
Cleveland In New York.
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CURED WITHOUT KNIFE
March 10. 1915.


told by sevsr. doctors
to a
hospital and have the operation done was esnE wt
told the specialist
commenced treating
Sxnedl N. w. r. r."
CIALIsTs
In Chronic
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Red Sox Winners.

Boston, Mass, Aug. Sine REQ
Gov MAD two runs TO the Browns none
in the first game of scheduled
douhle- header when rain stopped
farther activities today. st. Louis
had outhit Boston, to s. but Foster
broke up several attempted rallies by
fine pitching. Speakers two doubles
figures in each OF the locals runs.
Score by innings: ~ n -,
st. Louis ..... 600 0oV Wv
Roston 100 Dol o0--2 /
Called end of eighth inning on ac-
count Of darkness.)
Batteries: weilman, Koob and Ag-
new; Foster and Cady. Thomas, UNI
p!res, Wallace and Connolly.
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Providence Drops Second Game Of Series Vgmns Complete Plans For BIZ
MAJOR LEAGUE
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Results Yesterday.
Brooklyn, Ia; Chicago. 0.
Boston, 9: st. Louis. 2.
Cincinnati, S; Philadelphia,
twelve innings).
New York-Pfttsburg, rain.
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william Farnum In romantic
Western drama, The Plunderer,'s
heads an excellent program Of movies
at the Isis this week. It IL the best
thing the popular actor has posed
for in a long time and 10 packing that
popular theater.
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DODGERS REGISTER
TWENTY-THREE HITS
Brooklyn Team Defeats Chicago. 10
to o, BY Driving Ball All Over
Grounds.
UMPIRE oUIGLEY is INJURED
Arbfter Is Throw Across Clubhouse
Floor BY Gas Explosion--Braves
Break Losing Streak BY Defeating
st. Louis Cards.

Chicago, aug. s.-Pfeiffer white
washed the Cubs today, while the
Dodgers swatted Pierce and Stand
ridge twenty-three times for thirteen
runs. Cutshaw led his mates, getting
six hits in as many times up. Only
two Cubs got to first base and but
one reached second.
Umpire Quigley was hurled across
the clubhouse by an explosion when
he lit the gas for a bath just before
the game, and o'Day was the sole
arbiter.
Score by innings: r. n. E.
Brooklyn -. 010 045 1913 % /
Chicago -. 600 600 600 0 2 8
Batteries: Pfeiffer and McCarty;
Pierce, Standridge and Archer. Um-
pire, ODay.
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Although Outht Richmond Club Plays Great Ball and Take
Second Game of Series From International League
Champions Thompson Hits Ball Hard
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.


Games Today.
Richmond I'm Providence.
Buffalo In Montreal.
Rochester I'm Toronto.
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PhiIlies Drop Game.

Cincinnati, Aug. s.--After Herzog
had singled and been advanced TO
second on a sacrifice by Williams,
Wade Kiliifer singled to right. scor-
ing Herzog with the run rfrat beat
the Phillies, to in the twelfth In
ming.
Score by innings: r. III. T..
Philadelphia
201 col 900 00o-4 8 2
Cincinnati goo 002 zoo 00l-5 IA 3
Batteries: Demaree. Mayer and Kill
lifer: McKenery. Dale. Schneider and
Clark. umpires, Byron and Eason.
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Break Losing Streak

ST. Louis. Aug s.-The Braves
checked their losing streak by trim
ming the Cardinals today, s to 2. Ma
gee singled to center In the first with
two on, and when the ball slipped
past Dolan the three runners scored.
Rudolph was given good support.
Score by innings: R.HE.
Boston $500. 500 10 01e--S Ia l
St Louis 80. 600 020 00o--2 Q l
Batteries: Rudolph and Gowdy; Sal
lee. Griner and Snyder. Umpires, Rig
Ter and Emslie.
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The Special leaves Richmond safe
A. M; leaves Norfolk. TAO p. n.
CAxries through cc~Ch wttho1t
change between Richmond snd VIZ
ginia Beach.
Fast Electric Cars give quick and
frequent service between Norfolk and
Ocean View.
Tickets also good (from and e
Richmond only on the Cannon BAn
loaying Richmond . A. ~. ana leav.
mr. Nocfn,1Ea4Sx 6kzlSt3 1872 4. ~
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ICaIIed fIrSt OF sIAtH IuIiLIB Uh az
count of rain.)
Batteries: Mitchell and Egan: Caid-
we'll and Nunamaker Umptres.
OI.oughlin and Htldebrand.
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Totals ........ IS ala 81 10 .
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-30

afternoon IL TIE FIrrda avenue rark.
I'"r the FINAL I'm ~ the Richmond s-risr hrrc
tomorrow Grif will ritch Harpcr PAT Of III. con
tfst and use cI:hcr Bentley or HOPPER to finish ur
Umpire BLACK arralsCNi the ire " the Grfren this
afternoon rsrG-r7n. S~vrsI decisions that saroTrd
rr-v muGl Ct :he hrA%h league Howard Shanlh
was called out strikes the ninth. when he
sho-Ild have drawn a walk. and IN RlchmcnG' ninth
Hcnry and Morgan caught Kel0cE Of first hase ty
feet bit the umpire could rot scc it
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-30
JOHNSON SCHEDULED
To pitch AGAINST
Georgetown OUTFIT
Manager Griffith Will Work Smoke,
ball. Hurler Against Collegians
Wednesday.

Ho. y@ fans. you VIII have your
first opportunity to see the Nationals
in action when they tackle the Hill
toppers on Wednesday at the Florida
avenue park in the first exhibition
game of the 1915 season.
Manager Clark Griffith has prom
ised TO work Walter johnson in the
game. partly as tribute to the COL
Iegians and because ne wants the
Washington public to have the first
chance TO see the big smokchalI pitcher
in action this early in the season.
Nick Altrock will have his rockies
In readiness to take the places of the
regulars as fast as Grifr sends them
10 the showers when lie thinks they
have worked long enough to keep in
condition.
Both Georgia teams are very good"
said Coach O'Heilly yesterday They
are exceptionally fast. and we defeated
ourselves in the first two games at
Athens by errors. Kelly was wild in
the first game at Atlanta. passing
seven. In the last game We batted
FIVE pitchers out of the box. making
fourteen hits. Our pitchers appear to
be I'm good shape. ana the trip did us
a world OF good"
In a practice game yesterday after
noon the varsity defeated the reserves
by to score.
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JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST HtCE-Fcu- furlcr--. frank Patterson,
II, Oru,-Tl. I" ; 20 5. ont. won: LITTLE Blues
IC lShillr-) 10 ; 10 :. seornn: Lola III
,NIo,s-Nrr-hN - 5 third Time. oSs 20 Veldt
ovrts and Ihs;rrs Marie slsn
SECOND ENrE-tIv~ and pc-hsR Hrlcnes
Charity ward los (Ormcsi. : to =. ! TO > | to T.
wcn. LittlC ABB a. Marvel, rvcp. to = sc~rnd
skinny B. lOS tMoicsNorthl l TO . third Tine
lg5 kunfssr Irad r.. HImyar Lass Eileen Il
OH Bob Earba1ta. and Finale al-o
THIRD RN'E-EIvs frlongs. Caro- Scrr ITO
uor-f : {, ! to J. even, won: Pinklsnd ia
t,Iolczrrr.hl : IN s ; 10 g. sA-pr,d; Renwar n.
,Cr.cnl 7 g., : fhr-d Time. 1oi'5 Wool, FIT
-cr.li S,Ir,m.r Nm. Nodswsy. Split Serrnd Cr7l-
zcIa ,rarl-s Gortz. Ccssri" and George O1nard
als1 rlu.
FOURTH EACE-Fv. fIrl"nss, Anor=orl III
iC1,rll . n : Cyou to > Won: Isioo rs CShil-
- a.; .crN c,en third. Trmr I 81 Ssir1iD~ Lady
r-ri-r. In=raS Round In. he-notcs. and Ruck
T1n,rn-. al,
FIFTH RACE FIr. and ou--ha,. fuIlcnss. b..
Racer VT lSt..irsi In !. to Z to ). won
Bo-yv Johns5, Us Murphy, to 8. 10 10 49,
ord TrvkendIIr 10 iCsTteEi. 3" l. third. Tine.
1885 Helen Ea<tour.. Fetit Rleu. Sniders
Rc5t. INcstrrgtrn. ZsnssAc, Viva. and John srphu
ai,r ran.
SIXTH HACa-Firn and half furloos. Lscs
r,Sa ~, NIU-nhvI {: -n.i TO 2. to J. won
D,Isn,, lis tRic~i srsu 10 :. ~orrd; osaplc. 10
fresr.yl 4 10 J. to = third. Tine. % IS Cecil.
H,u Hard Ball Kirs. srd Marta Mac ssc ran.
SEVENTH EACE-'p mil. Goldy. l6 tShil-
rrz, , :. J. : to > r-It. Won: Eek DAVIS. fs
Murray. : 10 s, ; tn s. Uond. first star lns
fRicci out third. Inn. isplS C!ih. letSh.
Barnard. aud BItien sLo rsn.
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From the Major League
Training Camps.
Dn.tosa, Fla. March 2a.-Thc defeat

DAFT sa. Fla. March 2a.-Thc defeat
the fr-lE = sustained al the hands OF the Yam
k0ts ,os,.r!av costly one tor Can't Jake
pAuh'r: Suffered srrs,rri ankle ard will 10
OFT Of Inc game for at least ten dsT..
Brown. Wells, March 23.-Aftcr their
dsv - idreTS>s the Euokieds went through some
silly rao-' ,osv. ~ Talkenb1Tg left 10 !Oin
the N~Earss Ialdcsa which tram he has
bo"n ss~IEIei
Cor>iranna. Tex. March 2a.-After
came here fr"m Dallas TODAY IN play sam-
With the Housion team. The two sanrs at
Dallas sho'"i tic team si7lnS fire exhibition
Of batting. fielding and pitching
Macon. Ca. March :o-The champion
Braves today started their final work Of sp1nS
training this town. Stallings' pppo7v hand
will break camp carIv Saturday morning AMI bosrd
rattler for Atlanta. from whore they will start
their msrrh North
Hot Springs. Ark March :0.-Today'.
Of training al Hot Springs NcIt FRIDAY
O'Clock the entire B,Ston delegation will board
the tam for Memphis
Augusta. GA. March 2a-With only
Tour more DAYS remaining ~ their spring tram
ing session hero the ritueds pit in a strenuous
day today
Hot springs, trk.. NT0rch 2a.-Before
the -dS'n cfens Manager Clarke must swing the
fourteen Pirate recruits and all the men
are piAinE a. top sp-ti TO make the selection OF
his victims more difficult.
10. Angelo. Cal. March zs-The
Chicago White a-rivel here today the first
Lee If their journey eastward.
Tampa. Fla, March 2a.-NauaEer
ErPsnshHn. Of tho Chicago Cubs. today welcomed
three days without an exhibition game. The four
ssres with the Louisville American Association
chIh showed Brrsnahan several Weakness in the
Cub machine which he wants time to
Atlanta. Ga. March 29.-Thc Phtl1ies
cl2shcd with Atlanta TODAY After two DAYS stay
here rho Qras- City players will hit tire tr.n fer
the North.
Fayetteville. ". G.. March 2a.-After
dav NJ longing around the rs mnr- Feds got out
the field this morning for long practico sef
si'-1 The sixth game between the regulars and yam
rigans viii b, rhyci this aft-rnonu. II Is T1ob
atla that the tram win start for the Monumental
City next SUNDAY morning
Jacksonville Fla, March c9.-The Ath-
lciIcS will clash with Jacksonville this Afternoon
anil after the game will lcsve for Chsrlcstnr. whern
IN" frst step VIII b made the Journey North
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-30
Wrestlers to Meet
At Gayety Wednesday
Joe Turner Slated to Grapple Jack
Winrow, Of England, in
Finish Match.

Manager Peck has arranged to hold
another wrestling bout on "wednesday
night when Joe Turner. the local middle
weight. will meet Jack Winro~. the Eng
lish champion.
The bout Will take place Immediately
after the regular performance and will
hA a finished match, best two in three
falls, on the mat to count.
Winrow is the champion wrestler Of
England and has met such men as DR..
Roller and Mcleod and defeated them.
also throwing Max Edlmeier. Of Pater-
son. ~ J. He won the wrestling chanl-
pionship in England In 1910. defeating
Bull Dog Clayton in two-weeks
tourney.
Turner Is too well known locally to
need any word OF commentator. lie
has held the middleweiGht championship
for several years. and Is ready at all
times to defend his title at the wrestling
game.
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HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST EACE-Firc furlnSs: rurSr. I'm: =
ve-r-"Lis ard uTEard: selling. Unity. s.: An
dr'm~ia, .. ldula. %: 'I'rrthruL loI: Chiffon
Trarcn. IN: MoiE7nt. 1rc: Cherry Seed lcs Uucls
Ed IGS. Little Neoskaleeta. 10
SP'0ND RACE-SiE furIonzs: rur.. xpr: ;
war ODDS and upward: selling -Msryr~ ,l0,
'Iohreus-n. n7: Dorie. Ito: 'Yncs, 10: 'Apias,.r
~: Fred Levy. no WoIf's Baths 1lc: Our Ben.
Ire; Masslo I'c; COmmack. !l2. LAislon. lis.
McnCris'. l'5
THIRD RArE-Fiv- and onehsIf furlnnsS: pure.
$50 Sycar Odds and upward: selling. -Haterrlasl,
~; laurel Park. s; Klcprer a.: 'F7ash q:
Or. Cam. "a; 'Cslcthumpian -: Min. Cohen Ics:
Frontier. I"': Yorkshire Roy. Ill; Beds liz: Pas
S1nata rs
FOURTH RACE-F1re frrrIonSs; prr... $50: ;
wear olds and upward: hand<ar. jesse. IT,. 81:
Sherwood. Il3: Bamboo %: Shrewshurr u: yellow
Eyes. I'l: \. y Akin. loe: Quick start Ns: Work
ing Lad III. Jesse jr.. and Sherwood Hendrics
cutrv Bamboo a. Shrewsbury. Mako and Waters
entry
FIFTH RACE-Mile: TsIrSr. SIN; 3yesr old. and
inward: selling 'Eacy. -: Patty Re-sn 10:
.Cc-st-r. lC:: King Radford Ics: Master Joe. III
.SsrTvcin. ~: Col. Brown. Ill; cuttyhunk. III.
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Plebes Are Given
THO Hard Practices
Nick Ahock Sends His Charge,
Through Double Workout
Sessions.

Assistant Manager Nick AItrock had
his Plebes out for two practices yes
terday. one IN the morning and also
In the afternoon. The practice opened
with all hands batting, and was fol-
lowed with some fast infieId work
after every one was sent out into tn.
outer garden to chase Niles
Nick was hitting thep high and far.
and everybody was given plenty Or
chances to test their wind as il war
run after everything that Uncle Nick
hit in the air.
The same stunts will be followed to-
day. a Nick wa nts to have his charges
in the best possible shape when Grif-
fifth returns 20 the city.
The regulars will be HON. tonight
late, and will he out at the park early
on Wednesday 10 have their 1rs-
workout OF the season on the homo
grounds.
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JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST EACE-s-'linS: 3yesr-clds ard uprari
six furlons, .itImyar I.as. Is: Emrlds. 10. Bun
nv lc5; Flos.ic. 10; Smusxer. 100 F-,spero Girl
~: Fred r lG.. 'Austri. IC5 '1Ianns. 10. Clean
q Dawn. IL: E'ram. IL; Charles J. Harvey. lis
Quick Trip 49,
SECOND RACE-SelIiu-. year clds and Ut
yard 81 frIriongs Avocado. 10: lpres. IN. CHn
cha 100: Merry Twinkle TO-; Nil Temp. 10
-CIorld Chi-f TO: .Pnrf Johnson. no; Wan. In
';slsr. IL: Kathleen :. IL; MInisderr a.: Georg'
Oynari lis
THIRD RACE Selling: +ycar-oIds .rd upward
seven furlors. 'Mis, Edith. -: beaumont. lep
California Jack 10. 'Dsv~ Montgomery. 100 Lad
Mint in3: y" Quarter ire: Rooster. o. Black
Sheep 10: High street. 10 Golf Ball. los: Fan
HsChsris 'ns
FOURTH EACE-5-ycarnl and upward. hand
can: seven fr-rIors-. TInpc. y Tor Maid lo0
Seneca loj. Col. Msrchnon'. 10: koScnay. IL
Executor. IT.
FIFTH RACE Selling swear oliS: ir" anil cne
half furIonsS .Noscrva. FT- Jo-rirs Zsrstc. G
Earn. ormc ltI: MabrI DulV"trr 10. u. 4.
Jcrcs To-: Mare OBr-l. 20: IauEhC-r. 4"
SIXTH RACE Selling. IysAroii- and upward
seven f,irIongs. 'SSnorlts nsrE. Is Rob iSnch,
100: .FIrirS 100: Ia CrEsdnTs. M; MsrSsnd. ~
Priu~- Conrad I0,: HIrdv. m. Io1" star. ~;
sh,u-r knight rs: TSdy Young ri. Csnsrs. lc..
SEVENTH RACE selling: :. rar Clds and w
ward. or miIe -Hrc-,rr 81 -~tricu Ante. -
.sirsIe Tor ~: Thomas Han" 10, Nrir cns
hill ius: Mar Emily. &c. Anna Red. 81. Dub
I6s: rslcads rs. MeIts. Ic'. Ssco sam. nI
C.ntem. us: Tho Cinier. 10.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-30
Clark Rejected Head of
Departmental League
MORRIS WILL AGAIN
MANAGE HARRISBURG

NartinsburE. W. Va. March
@9.-William 6. r"Country') Nor
ris, OF Washington. who last year
riloted the MartinsburS base
hall team TO the championship OF
the Tri-Clfv League and the
championship of the independent
teams OF West Virginia and
MARYLAND. today signed a con-
tract to manage this years Mar
tinsburg team in the Blue Ridge
League.
Manager Morris signed up
after A conference today with
local onrials. and was given full
authority to assemble strong
team and get everything in shape
for the opening. MAY -. The
Blue Ridge circuit is composed
of Hanover. Gettysburg. cham
herSburE. TIaSerstOwn. Frederick
and NartiusbU-C. and will play
under III" national agreement in
class l.
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MORAN WINS FIGHT.
knocks Out Bombardicr Wells IN
Tenth Round In London.

Iondra March a Frank Moran. 0; P'ttsbI-Sh.
krnck~i E"rrh rider Wells out in the tenth round
~ their right here tonight.
The N.nres, staged e. tho London oT~ra
House wlirI ws- hrilt bv usra- Hsmmertein.
Thew a lag crowd present including many
lafles.
Moran rad slight airsntAE. Wells IN
Tire matter Of weight ealing 49, Tourds.
The fght for T'Ir-a ~ s. SS. WCl!H start
ID crt we'll and had tho t-tt-r If the fighting
for six ROUNDS. Moran started ITO seventh round
savasel- srd IL was SSidert no YVES after a
knockout. He punished Wells seTeTely.
In the tenth Wells loNrg sUp~rbv hit
Moran kei't TilinE up blow, q, The ubS About
hail way through the r-Ini Wells stumbled Be
fore lte recovered himself Moran shot a trirld-
lCft 70 the Jaw. II f0nrcl Well. and he remained
down ei-It seconds finally arising with dffcIltT
Moran vas -Tgnt tor rs him and shot straight
LEI. the Iy.nt If The chin. Wells spun bal!
srpIrd and then fell. He was counted on.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-30
ENTRY BLANKS ISSUED.
Atlantic Coast Bowling Associations
Making Plans for Tourney

RoStOr. March 2.-rnouand- % -rt-v banss
circulars and rss,er, Of the Atlantic Crasr Bowling
Association. sent all the rart Of 80
United states. have a:trsrted vide attention ths
Vat tctIrnlmrrt and carnival OF TIE Atlantis
Coast Rovli~s: Asscciati"u. which viii b held at
Mechanics Building. Rnspn. starting Ar-l p and
continuing ! n Ma - inclusive
Already hurdrrt5 ~ t'Tle from all ra-s Of th-
East have sen in their entry blanks. whir othsrs
have declared their intenton Of havrg their entry
IN before the ~ chs" ArrtI -. Evrrv Stats
ea't "t Chicago and slrrns- every Iarc ity will n,
rrpresentsd " fverlen leans in the t-nplp ducL
pIus cArd''Tn cTCnts. The fact that all thre,:
games will %" ".pWlsi in tournament Sc-nCthinS
nsyrr rcf'"S nrtcrErrcf in the history Of loylir:
hs.4 appealed - all hind. and class. o. rollers
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-30
KRAMER STILL IN FINE FORM.
American Cycle champion Likely 10
Have Another Big Year.

Nevark y. J.. March =. -Frank L. KRn-. ten
times winner If tie American cycle racing cham
pCrshiT s>,ms headed for another title. His 1iinS
in tho overture I-is, the feature event the card
fo- the orenn rscc meet Of the at the New
ark Velodrome was all that cnu'i h. expected Of a
lamyIon H.. oItrois Alfred 'ioVIIet and Fran
cessp Ncrri in The rsl OF the t1- eEent, which Tr
dur-d a finish that thriled the cToEd.
Il wa, the c.rlss- race meet nj the s.ascr. the
hi-gr, field 81 Professional ridrrs. and thu largest
crowd that has ever attended iuitia! matinee.
The attendance pI' at ECO
Tn. match r7-s At mile b-tvecn porald Nc
puu2aII, Of IT,. New York \. e. former amateur
ccaInrion nf inc world, and HsTrv ksis'r. of tn.
Rruny anu,h,r former holder - the worlds rtl"
for the SION q the yCloirne h-asssri. which
bsinss the hollsr so rrr week while be holds trs
arrnrt was an Jthcr thrill the ~ari. " was
IN cn~ heat ard MnDuIgali bv half lcngth
in a whlrlsini finish.
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Fayetteville. ". G.. March 2a.-Aft
PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHT.
Interior Tennis Team Anxious for
Start.

rrrsT~,ts fc- winning team from III, intcrinr
DEPARTMENT in the newly fc-r~l InterdTaU mental
Tennis 1Sa=Ie csr~-ially good Judging nv IN"
iut--c~ wlirl j. r-n- manifested Ivy tho clerks
II il walled l1i any tCarn win hate 10 9" come to
heat the Agriculture representatives. especially "
Connir Do,i, rlays with tho farmers. Connr" u
the Trtda II .bn town at the t-nnis zane, and Is
srIre winner IL any watch he cntcTs
Hu.rrcr tn~ Interior n,TartuCnt hnyz arc 5Sf>
and crnn,lcutIy hooking forward to the or~r'ns
Of the e4scu.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-30
HAVE GOOD ROSTER.
Southern Athletic. Nave Two Clubs
In Field.

Tho Sr-I'h-- 1thIe'rr- ~ ~ ty, c-af-%
~ -ehaII rin.p Which will rrTrrSent IN. Snrthr-1
Railway N the Terminal Railroad Z. NJ c A.
I~s=ua thr7 car. Will bgIn urarti-e this week.
Manage Carl DIH hos coualI,d a SnHilv numb
nj fSs, rIl,"-S and cNIN~ts his team to ~ in the
night fr0r1 4rart ~ finish. lie has signed Norman
IrrcleSl tr the ss- shrrt f~IdcT7 in the c4tr
aud the taIru-r ~ tho inrrE IT'LL r. ri,+-.f f-Sn
HutChIns"r IInt-I1-r E-siy. Wood. Grzrcr E,p
pert. CshiIl. and 'sr7rk.
The ourfcii ~1prctrd 20 b. ~ ths b-.t IN
the Icas7le pr'y and Nulrrs NJ last vars tam
MIov and Skilnrrr". ~ 'aS' years DriIlcrT tear
and several Ilr'y Iook-s mn will contest for
tho garlcn 'onS
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Restore Old System.

San Farci,cn. March - The directors ~ ~
Ps~iic CSaSt Baseball Ica-7Is hare d-ridei h
.folcS-sr-nIc VOTE registered With President A. r
Esrrr r-stH-~ THO double umpire system for ~
coming %NsSnu witch opens tomorrow. Two 81
,lIti val urpirps have been sIgointed. IL ras DO
,-iic-i ~ Tho di-s1ors last fsl to conduit thI
-caT'. games urdrr m" one unpire sysis n. hi
during The srriuE training scason- 1t as fcun,
that the single - stsm unsAtisfactory.
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OUIMET SETS NEW MARK.
Champion Makes Record. but IL
Bcateu nv Ross.

Fincaur- y. e. March -. -FranriF n-IImrt-
amateur ruf champion. although beaten N ~"
United North ard SO'ItiI championship ritv ny
Alexander !sGSs. Of the rinshurSt COrDtry Club b
margin ~ thrcc strokes. established new rccord
Of seventy fer tho crirr.
Tho rrna-kable thInE about II was thst thc-e
were mi--akss. all al which Cnst stroke max
Ing theorptial 81 vkc-c p7cTiorlsly 81 has ben
cruntrd the frSt IDSihls ss-nTc.
The ''tS" y diEoSed of as n factIr in consider
ing the s>rra usInS to the fact that orimct tool
thrpe puts Re fourteenth.
Tom NcNsmars rrncraly REGARDED OJIrrct
dlusrroEs rival inquired s. - for 4 total al LIZ.
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TO PLAY VERMONT.
Catholic University VIII Meet
Nountafnccrs wcdn~sdRy.

In the ecrd GAM II the season E. T. viii
have as its orron~n's the nivcr,I'v n yerm"n:
March s.. which i TIayinE games IN this
ssCfIrn It the country t-.iUr. going home f"-
IT. srrinE series at hcIur
Dor johnson all 10 on the ro7d fo- the Brook-
landcr~ and viii vorh She whole gam. IL he is
right: II not. r" Will ~ rrlIer~i h Fahrr. the
HOLY Gre. star Of lat season.
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MERKLE STEALS FIRST.
But His wanderinSs Were INTENDED
TO Draw Throw.

DarAs. Tex March Z.--Cn one occasion In the
Dallas-'ian., ,-me Yesterday rrtr Nersl- al
most all the Mar fUm f-t second while the
catcher held the ball ard then tscs again.
uaLin. what was 4 virtual -ral Of first has.
'BomeheaI"' shouted the CTord when the Giant
turned fa-l from secord which he crIld easily
have made IT,: a. matter n fart there was 4
man On fhir! ard Mc-tl-'s wandering v-r- simply
intended TO ,iraw throw.