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FEDERAL LEAGUE


ERpOkLSN. June 22-After Gran
oa!i had been hits freely in two in
nings Tor home run, two triples and
thr"e singles, which nettcd three runs
watson went in and hlanked the
hr""kiNns during the remainder Of the
game with 81. Louis here to-day thc
latter team winning, TO 3.
Score by innings: n II j.
- Louis ......o Ooonl1 oo-4 s o
brooklyn ...... 2 q o o o q o Ga & 2
Batteries: Crandall. Watson and
Hartley; tpham, Marion and simon.
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SECOND CAMEO
Totals % 81 Totals q. y

summary; Hurs--lrmschrr GOaihv ,:N ror
waite. sacrifice hns-Stewar,. Alien anil
it"nry Twn-hnse hits-lrmschcr roii and
iinmm"L Home run-,ioalby. stolen bass
'r'Ns, hHr. Gohlhv. Allen and Poh. Double
p'"Es- Poh "a ';oalhy To Henry. Hits-or
"rHhHrl :; of MCCi"arv, Bases on balls
~ Graham. p of MCclcary. u;t by
pi'"hcr-hv Graham. Waite. Struck ou---hy
irIhan. .: hy M'ci"ary, 5. Left on bases .
Su1"l6 .. portsmouth,. :. Time OF game
-. Umpire. Bu,sey
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INDIANS BEAT REBELS

CLEVELAND. June oo-Chicago
made II three straight from Cleveland.
TO q, winning the game in the third
inning, when TWO hits were punched
with three passes and three stolen
bases Score:
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nessD
summary: Runs-Byrne. Lobert. Two ba 50
hit-l-ohert. Three base hit-Cravath Earned
runs-Philadelphia. :: New York. /. Left on
hases-New York. 3. Philadelphia. l. Bases
on balls-ofr Marquard. .. on Alexander :.
Htt by pitcher-By Alexander. Meyers. Struck
out-by Vanguard {: BY Alexander L. TIM
rires. Rigler and Hart Time. ~
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NEWARK. y. j.. Juno eo.-Scwnrl,
defeated Pittsburgh to-day for the
Fourth tim" in five games. The score
was 10 ..
ny INNINGS: Z. n T.
ilttshnrgh % o 20 q O1-2 .
Newark | q q 90 n - n :,
Batteries: knetzer. Leclaire and
B"rr!' Moran and Rariden
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Prnftdrnce d q q q 3 --5
RICHMOND 20 q q q u q q o.
summary: Sacrifice hits-ShOrtcn,
franc. Comstock. I'nbriuuc. stolen
hnses-Pick. EnbrIuur. Casey. Two
base hit-PoNcll.. Home run-Crnnc.
Base ON balls-on Meadows, =; OF
fomstock. 3; on Worku. Is. struck
0uf-hy Works. =: by ComstOck "
Battcr hIt-tnary. Wild pitcbcs-
ncnd0ws. COmstOck. Time, I 40.
tmpircs. Freeman and Hnrrison
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PoS'on ................l q q Of
WrshiUg'nn ............H = : -
SUMMARY: Runs Wagner Speaker. Gard
'"r tel. Mocler, T. Foster ~, Airsnith.
Mclfrl!e Ayers t2i. Two-has" hit-Ain-
smith. Three base ht-Ainamith. Earned
runs-on G. Foster, >. of Pcnnock. >: off
Ayers. , lfiie-"n 6. Foster. Ia I innings:
non" out in NTH: of Shore. : in inning:
OH Pcnn"ck. in Innings: nff Ayers In
rings. Sacrifice hits-rhomna. f. Foster
Shanks. stolen hnscs-Spcakcr. Hohlitzcr
Milan Double r,ays-Aycrs Morgan aud
Ganaii; Morgan. Mcbride and Gandil left
on bases B"ston. II: Washington. :. First
has" on soft g. Foster. g. on Prnnock
j. on AYERS. ,: off shaw. !. First base on
~ r"rs Roston. ,: Washington. !. struck ont
''v 6. Foster, !: by I'ennock r: by shaw
VIA pitch -Pennock. Time. 2:in lmprcs
hIncrn and Nallin
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia al New York.
IirooklAn at Fusion.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
-. Louis at Chicago
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BITTER DOSE IS SERVED
To CLIMBERS BY CRAYS
Providence Defeats Richmond in
Both Ends of Bargain
Day Bill.
RUDE MEADOWS is WILD
Russell Was Touched Up Freely in
FirSt-ColleGian Is Relieved in
Last Game ny Works-Ncal Ball
Is Finally Canned by Dunn.
BE MEADOWS is WI
Neal Ball Released

Providence. u. l.. June 30. 1915.
Sporting Editor.
Times >patch, Richmond, Nn.
Ncni Bnll released outright to-
night: Thompson much better.
tSiEncdb JACK DUNN.
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summary; EUns-lrmscher. Allan H"rrv
N.ori'"" rtts-Stowart Castor md -, M1r.
ii'. TN"-hrS" hits--W.!r and lInHrv. stolen
~ Sos rulSrhcr and Allen. rouhln plrys-.
liUWwo' - rsrU"r 10 Hurley T3arrs On
l'al'~-'m Well hrr. struck oU.-bv f;pstou
:; hy Wel"hor, ?. Loft ON hHscs-Sufol!. ::
Portsmouth. fine II game. 30 Umpire
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, l: Philadelphia thine in
nnGs; durlnes>).
Pittsburgh, 3: Cincinnati, /.
ED~ton, >; !i:G"kisn, >.
comfy three .chctiulcd.J
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STANDING or CLUBS.

WHERE THEt IIty 10 DAY.
RlCHMD'.D nj Providence.
Buffalo AT Eo, hester.
Mnmtrcnl ut InrUnin.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

! WHERE TfIEN PLAY TODAY
| Pitt sbur=h at Newark.
~. Louis ut Brnnl,l,n.
Chicago al E.ilt imnrc
/ Kansas city at Buffalo
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Washington.

Totals as |, - IL 5 Totals - - !, :
Rated for Thomas In seventh
fi'httea for shore in sixth.
score by innings u
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NEAL. BALL.
Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES lE~rERDA
Providence. :; RICHMOND. . iiirst
gumcb.
Providence. 5: RICHMOND, / (,rcnnd
game.
Montreal. q; Toronto, ..
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

WHERE TUEN rI.hy TODAY.
New York at Fhind-lphi,.
Boston at Washington.
Chicago at Cleveland.
ST. Louis at Detroit
The Washington herald., 1915-03-20
'ARDMORE FIGHT WILL
Be Held AS SCHEDULED
Management Will Not Listen to Ap-
peal of frankie Nelson-Fergu-
son Is Ready.

The management of the Ardnore Club
would not listen TO any appeals OF
frankie Nelson. who came here Thurs
day prepared for his battle with Danny
Ferguson, of Philadelphia. which was
scheduled to bc held on last Thursday
night. Nelson wanted TO fill the date on
Monday. but since Tommy Love and
Danny Ferguson both had posted for
fets to make the lightweight limit at =
o'clock on Monday evening. Manager
Phillips preferred to carry out the pro-
gram.
Nelson Will remain in Washington until
after the battle nd will be at the ring
side on Monday night to challenge the
winner. Nelson came direct from Osh-
kosh. Mich. and did not know anything
about the rostponement of the bout as
his manager. Al McMurray. in New York
City. had asked for different arrange
mcnts
Ferguson did but very light work yes
terday. The Quaker City batrler did a lit
tie road work in the morning and finished
off his training with a few stunts in the
gym. At Washington Barracks Tommy
Lowe took long workout YESTERDAY as
he desires to be in the best of condition
when the he'll rings Monday. Lowe has
never seen Ferguson in action. but from
tho reports he has heard from the local
fight fans he knows he will he compelled
TO hustle to obtain the verdict
From the report Of the advance sale Of
seats one of the largest crowds in the
history OF the club expected to ne on
hand
The Washington herald., 1915-03-20
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE selling: .-v-sr-old. ard upward
five and 0r-lhsf fgrIone-. Vanhorn. IL Rollins
- l. " 70 :. cv-n. won: RUBY Sun. IL tO'Ms
horr, 10 l. : - J. SECOND: George OInard
Is ,Grnrr-l 4 10 : third. Time o.. Ella
ouccr Mace. Ad:niral's Daughter. Austri. Viva
Coo. -. Sal. COMPTON Split Second. Motto
Pr'dr Zur and I'd. q also rar.
SErONp RACE-2-,csr-ulds; FIVE and onehsl
furlr.-, \. Jon"-. ln2 Howard. to !
TO ) / to ). won. Tower 1T CCarroD, to !
20 l. second: Trllanc 10 Gently to .
third Tine - N~s:a Smiling Mag. Little
Az HclIrn RsghoaId. Gano. Make Good. Saidrr,
Be- Yc,'rrSrr. and Ida Pinack also
THIRD RACE yea r-oldS and UPWARD: five and
ouo half furionSs. CDnnsuGht. u2 Hoffman,. even
20 :" ont won: Roc Mary. 10 (Mct'abeI. tc
- : sr<rr!; Marssni rs Acton. er-n
rhrr4 Time -. Zenokr. Green Rrae. Zis
Io-ards nr. :. J.. Tate. and Cormrndstion aisn
IAN.
FOURTH EACE-OD- mi.. Art+ct I@ me
rats~, Ia J - l. cv-n. won: col. McDouSal'
ACTON. , to 5 third. Time. 70 !. Aswsn
VA Hcrndor Twilight. C,rara. voladay II. Cor
die / ard T1uv Koch also ran.
fifth EtrE-Fiyc and nehalf fIrlouss
PRIDE "f Ii NOR. 10 GENTRY. 70 !. To ;
r. = Won. Iscarosr. los rMcC4b-' even, tc
= sr,"nd. urIrsr Lad. u U%.IdsU. Z. 10 ;
third Time "@5. CarrN 0rme. Rcns Broth
or Paw Hschsui. ';r7nmill, Qud Nunc, Ben Law
sri Nrfrr al-n van
SIXTH RACE-nn- mile r7c-cncr Kripp 70;
rTyoIdrr,. ~ !. g." =. - 3 ron: Cloud
'Trf. ~ ";sr'-~'. E" !. g. g." J. second: Spindle
los Me- 'ahc' N third Tim" 1905 Supcrl
Kathleen : Re-. Hazel c. rcils. and Ancestor.
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-20
georgetown OPENS
in BASEBALL TODAY
Hilltoppers Meet Mount St. Joseph's
in First Came-General Ad-
mission Is . Cents.

The local college baseball season
opens today on the Hilltop when
Georgetown meets the Mount St
Josephs team from Baltimore. Word
from the Oriole City is indicative of
the fact that the Josephites are a
worthy opponent and are sure to Of
fer strong resistance to the Blue and
Gray.
Coach John OReilly has been work
about a month and has practically de-
Cided upon the lineup to start against
the Baltmoreans today. 1t is not at
all unlikely that Harry Kelly will be
named to mount the slab with Irwin
as his receiver. The infield will be COM
posed Of the following men: Capt. Tor
mey. first base: Calnan. second base;
Giacoma. shortstop. and Connolly. third
base. This looks to be the best inner
defense on the Hill at present. and in
all probability will be sent in as first
string men today.
In the outfield ShuGrue and Reds Nc
Carthy, OF last years team. will cavort
around with Bera rdini in the other pas
ture. The work Of the latter has been
4 revelation so far this season, and he
is expected to he one of the mainstays
of this wears team.
The Blue and Gray will leave for the
South next Tuesday. playing the Uni
versity of Georgia AT Athens, Ga. and
Georgia Tech in Atlanta. About fifteen
men will accompany Coach O'Reilly and
Charles r. Cox. and merry battle is
expected on the Hin today for places
on the first squad.
Plans have been under way for some
time to have a large Mount st. Joseph
representation present to root for the
Josephites. and it is expected that prac-
tically every Mount st. Joseph man in
Washington will be out to see the
game. II is also intended to bring a
large delegation over from Baltimore
with the team. including both the pres
ent student body and many of the
alumni. so the Baltimore team will not
want for lack of support. In order to
take this chance TO get all Of the old
Washington students together once
more. a reception to the team and an
informal reunion will he held at Eek
stems. New York avenue northwest. at
o'clock tonight. This meeting will
be held rain or shine. and a large at
tendan nee is expected.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-20

FIRST RACE-siI furlonss: purse. $50: 4year.
olds and upward: selling. Tnclc Ben. ia CTaplin'
to . TO 5. IN .. won: Iohencrin 100 u.afertyl
: to 10. to ; SECOND: Tovtou Field los COLLINS,
to 5. third Time. liz Minda. Stellata and
Col. Brown also ran.
SECOND RACE-Si1 furlonss: purse sBr: ,
wear ODDS and upward: selling. Columbia Lady q
lRohinsnnl to :. 4 to s. to s. won; Loan Shark
ia tWolstcnholm,. TO s. To s. second: Thoma.
Galloway. los Uran. to 10. third Time. y IS
Andrerncda. Some Kid. Smiley ard Kettle Drum
slsn ran
THIRD RACE-FSve furlongs purs. 500: 5yesr-
oIds and upward selling The Lark q twclsten-
hoIm,. to :, To 5. To :. won: EIIten,e III
Rohinsonl In 10. To J. second; Brown Prince
.; u-amasterN. TO 5. third. Time. coe5 Jack
Harrison. Moisant. strcme. Bulfar and Cherry
Seed slSn
FOURTH RACE-Fre and onc-half flrInnss:
rurse 500: 2yesr-olds and upward: handicap
Ial - iIichinSonl. s to 5. Z To TO- | to J. won
Brave Cnaricr. lls Tarlinl. 10 5. se>ord:
Nans-sch InS Uran. 10 4. third. Time. = ).
Jesse Ir.. Dr. Csurer and Working Lad also ran.
FIFTH EACE-Nhlc and sixteenth: purse.
$40: 2yrsr-olds and upward: selling. Margaret
Meise To- Tran cren, 70 ). out. won: Ben
rncAs Io4 LtIlenl. to ;. tn 5. sccond: Guilty.
hunk ~ ROBINSON. to ~ third. Time 2:Is IS
NcrkIcr Col. Holloway. Fairy Godnother Jack
Nolan and Transport also
The Washington herald., 1915-03-20
ST. ALRANS DEFEATED
In OPENING CONTEST
Cathedral Club Loses to Port Deposit
Outfit in Slugging Match by
Is 10 : Score.

In the first scholastic game of the
season at ST. Adams yesterday Tome
Institute from Port Deposit. Md. de-
feated ST Adams by Is TO 5.
Tome presented well-drilled team
that knew a lot of baseball and went
TO the front in the first inning and
the final outcome was never in doubt.
St. Adams was able to score two runs
in its half Of tho first. but il was not
enough to overcome the lead of FIVE
made by the visitors.
March. who started on the mound
for 81. Adams, was hit hard in spots
and after the fatal first inning did
good work He was relieved by
Holmes and he went well till the
eighth when Tome managed to put
fNS more runs over the plate. which
inCreased their total to Is, while St
Adams went SCorelcSs.
Baker who went the whole distance
for the visitors is something of
pitcher and halls from the lacality
OF the illustrated home run hitter"
by the same name. out of five times
at the bat he hit safely four times
which is pretty fair execution for q
pitcher. Score:
Tome .................. o 100 SIS 10
S.. Alhsns..........-. 90 o. -3 =
The Washington herald., 1915-03-20
WITH THE BIG LEAGUE
BALL CLUBS IN "DLXIE''
Daytona, Fla. March Ia-The Dosr

Dayfona. Fla. March Ie.-The Dods-
ors arc ready for their frs. game with tho AtbIetcs
TO-DAY The men wers greatly refreshed after Man
Sset ioolnson gave them day on Yesterday. The
eaier at the last moment decided there would h.
no pa6ice and let the men go fishing
Savannah. Ga. March 18TH. y,,-
KEGS went through some stiff PAGES today in pr.rar,
uon Tor the games with the Dods.rs in Daytons
next week.
jacksonville. Fla, March 1e.-After
tnfar defeat Yesterday. tho first of the seasp IN.
Cubs went ont for revenge ssarrst 4 s,uad Of tho
Athletics today VI ZIG
Fort Worth, Tex. March lp.-The
Cefesnd Indians arrived here this morning in their
training trip through Texas
Athens. Ga. March Ie-AnotL.. ..,-
teTe team bit the dust bsfore the Buffalo F,i, rbo
nave hit the ;rAI in quest of the mucb-d.,;,.d
splns Practice. Georgia Technical wa. b..trn
Z to l. We" 'en'
Clinton. Miss. March ia .~u,S
OF the Brooklyn f.derAls arrived here td,v N MAY
rturn came with the Mississippi Coller. min.
San Antonio, Tex, March Ia.-Th.
81. Louis Cardinals defeated the San Antonio cnb
OF the Teas i<aSne here yesterday. Is to .
Beaumont. Tex March 1s.-Tb. 81
LOUIS Bro"as today have one win to their er,i,,
In same here Yesterday they defeated IN. B,.n.
mont club. - to '
The Washington herald., 1915-03-20
TRACK IS
NOW IN ACTION
Arrivals of Thoroughbreds at
Prince George Park Has
Things Moving.

Srer7ai 10 The Washington Herald.
Bowie. Md. March l9-With the arriva
of several trainloads OF thoroughbred!
this week Prince George Park is full o.
hustle as the trainers with all their helI
keep things moving. Horses on the
track morning and afternoon. are rapidly
rounding into condition and will be ready
TO face the flag on the opening day
Thursday. April !.
The fastest work at three quarters OF
a mile was reeled off by Dartworth. from
the Marrone stable, who stepped the DIS
lance in l:l6 fiat. Chiffon Suaw worked
A quarter in - seconds. while the most
OF the 2-year-olds in training at Prince
George Park worked handily in .
Some 81 the best stables in the country
are already here. and more are coming
every day. Herbert L. Pratt has a fine
colt. Socony. chestnut. by McGeeAny
day. He is younGster of excellent size.
md is equipped with great, powerful
guarters that always suggest speed. His
trials have been very favorable 10 Fitz-
simmons. and ne will be afforded an
early opportunity.
DR.. Zab. a bay colt by Ormondale-Ro-
man Gold. though not showing is many
strong points as SoCony. is put in on
good. useful speed lines. and is one that
should race well throughout the season
Besshein. a boy colt by OrciniRose OF
China is a well-made one.
Nation is bay fIly by Hastings
Cathay. She is very racy looking miss
and shows all the marks OF one that
should go clevcrly.
. OF the J. r. Davis lot bay filly by
Duke OF OrmOnde-RetIcella looks to be
= fast one and shows some strong racing
points.
The older horses in the Quincy Stable
The Washington herald., 1915-03-20

Gulfport. Miss, March 1s.-Good
pitchin: with bases enabled the Tigers
TO nose out New Orleans by to score In q
well played exhibition sans yesterday. Today the
whols Tiger crew were put through . hard Dat
ting aud fielding practice.
Raleigh, n. C., March 1S-The Balti-
more Feder7ls arrived here today for their game
this afternoon with A. and N. College Of North
Carolina Yesterdays workouts OF the Terapns
at Fayetteville were the most spirited % far at
tempted. every man going through the PAGES In
nidsesson form.
Augusta. Ga. March 19~With the
arrival of Clinton Royce hailed By Manager Oakes.
Of Pittsburgh Confederates Is . new CHIEF Ben
der. eight twirlers the roster. All
given a workout this morning.
Hot Springs, Ark. March 1870
niSsns which three times has chastised the rirate
Regulars. that he has put in a bid to b al
loved to use them in the seasons opening game.
VaIdostn, Ga, March ia practice
contest between iannigans and Regulars resulted
in a score Of 10 in favor of the former. whose
tram COMPOSED of four outhelders and five
iuteldCrs q the Indianapolis Feherals.
Shreveport. L., March 18-Claude
HENRIK and Rollie Zeider. Of the Chicago Whales.
were the first athletes out for practice today.
Manager Tinker called on all games with the Cen
tcua,y College nine here because the rsh-rah BOYS
did not put up a stih enough game to give uie
Whales any real work.
Oakland. Cal. March 19.-Jin Scott
today quit his iob Of srtinS manager Of the White
first squad and Manager Rowland took the
ball tossers IN charge.
Havana. Cuba. March 1H.-rhe st.
Louis FcderalS defeated by the Almendarel
club Of Havana yesterday. S io = misjndscd
Az ~ Msrsans in the fifth inning lcst the game
fer the Fcdcrals.
st. PetershurE. Fla. March 10
Manager Moran is pleased With thc way the Philhes
hitting in practice. In the game against the
Havana Reds Yesterday the Quaker CITY lads ham
mered the ball hard and hclded in midsummer
form.
Hot Springs. Ark. March .1S.-The
Red SoX went through q t~ohour batting practice
today before teams composed Of regulars and
ysnnisans lined up
Marlin. Tex, March IA short
praetice game was ss1sed by the Giants tcdsy
after which the regulars left fos Waco. where they
play tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1915-03-20
BREWERS WIN TWO
In HERALD LEAGUE
Sew Up Championship in Printers
Circuit by Trimming Agates.
Switzer Features.

The BREWERS captured the remnant IN
The Washington Herald Printers Duck
rIm League when they defeated tho
AEateS in TWO Of the three games series.
The AGates opened up the set by shoot
ing tho NAPLES in real form in the first
game. landing the hcnors by an eleven
pm margin. topping SIS to so while tn"
second contest went 10 the Brewers by
an elShteen-pin margin.
tn" scores IN this game were AS to 80
In the final the Brewers hit the ma piles
IN leaEuc-leaduC style. grabbing of q
.'S game while tho ASateS were gather
ing 3JS SwitZ"r and CahOon lead tho
rolling for tho Brewers. while FloishCIl
aud r. Allen BOWED best for tho .N-ates.
Tho scores.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-20
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-One u'l-: rr1r=- Ssa wear
nIdS md upward ~c'Iins Ave n: .Stcvrsta I'M
'Tsv ra' ~; -Apastcr. M: Heart Best los
'TdlcvAisS M
SECOND HN'E-Fire ard o7.-half rurlnnSs;
pur4r S50; :i.vcsrold, and upward; selling. .vir
sinia Hitp a.. .Uncls Fit. q; Frontier y
Sritfre. !ol; Finishsr. loc; FLASK. lor; Caiethum
giar. ne.
THIRD RACE-Fir. furlonE,; purse. 800: lycar.
olds and Upaarf: selling. Martrc loc: Dixie los,
mis-. Primty. ll3; Chiffon Trance. ia: 'MorsyIe
lis: QGccd. 20
FOrRTN RACE-si1 furlonsS: purse. 500: )
yearoldS and upward; selling. Strome. 90: Sack
Cloth. l05; Ben Wilson. L.; ]. II. Barr IL
Transport, Is: yolthorT- u.s.
FIFTH RACE-SiT furlonEs: purse. $40: Swear
Odds and upward selling. Patty Regain lo4; Beau.
mont Belle. 1r: Some Kid. lc7: Charley Brown
iG' Banjo Jim. 'o9: Centaun los, Sordello. 100
A. e Haley, lis.
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1915-03-20
ge Fails TO Report at Camp Western Trims Business Qun rs 10
Western Goal Iossers
Win Basketball Title
AL STURDEvANT NAMED
TO HEAD YALE CREW

Albert ID. Sturdevant, . WASH
fnEtOn boy. was yesterday elect
ed captain of the Yale crew for
the 1918 season. Sturdevant at
tended the Western High school
of this city and later went to
Andover, where he graduated in
1912. He II now q junior ut
Yale md r0wed No. 4 in the
varsity boat last year, which de-
feated Harvard In . wonderful
race. Much satisfnction IL being
expressed among the Undergrad
yates of old Ell over the election
Of the WashinEtonian and in all
probability he will he named to
head the crew again in. 1915.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-20
Californian to Race at Bowie.

Baltimore. March ia. B. Srreckels the Cali
foruia millionaire sugar refner and turfnsn will
invsde tho East this season with the nreninS at
E"vic ArTil I. Trziner {. W Carroll who
has hcCn camraicninE the sprcckes squad at Iusrez
to-day uircd the Bowie management for a rcScrra
tion Of twenty stalls.
The stable will hr shipped from Juarrz 70.
morrow and Is due 10 roach the Prince Grorrr
ccursr about tho middle Of next week
The Washington herald., 1915-03-20
COMMERCIAL DUckPIN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL CAPITAL DUCKPrN LEAGUE
Association Having Trouble.

New Haven. Conn. March la-Neither New
maven. Hartford Springfield was Represented
at the adjourned session Of the Eastern Baseball
Association in this city today, or rather the al
lrscd meeting. for t1arkin Carey and Cameron
the three directors in revolt claim that no meet
ing can legally hc hrld without quorum Rridgr-
l-nrt. represented nv President J. H. ORplrke
with New London and Pittsfeld. were the three
cities n the organization who met
The Washington herald., 1915-03-20
MARTIN ON WAY HOME.

Macon. Ca, March 1a.-Billy
Martin. the former Georgetown
star and tho Boston Braves re-
cruit infielder who broke his
right leg last week. left for hts
home In Warrington today. Mar
tins leg has been put in a cast
and the injured member II said
to he healing ms quickly a.
could be expected.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-20
Ramiro Seiglie Fails to
Arrive at Camp Grifff
BOARD OF TRADE WILL
ATTEND OPENING GAME

The Washington Board %
Trade has had section n of the
lower stand ut the American
League baseball park reserved
for its members mt the opening
game of the season. Announce
ment has been made that all
members desiring seats must
send TO the secretary of the
board before March IS requests
for reservations, accompanied by
checks in payment.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-20
ENGINEERS After Games

The Engineer baseball team rf the Washington
Barracks has orssniTed FOR tho ScasIu and isSur
. sweeping def 10 ali class : teams in and around
th. District. Address chsIcnses TO Manager wiIker
sn, the Washington Barracks