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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

Three clubs arc mentioned In official clfeIa
as being desirous OF holding the annual char
Golf Association this year. They ore lEs
Montclalr Golf Club, the Morris County cs|
Club and the Englewood Country Club III
Of these places have been the scene o. III
New Jersey tournament on previous oceassas
Formal applications, however, will not be Alss'
until the delegates gather at the annual msa.|
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

Branch Riolksy. manager Of the St. Louis
4merieans came all the way from Texas to
attend the court sessions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

Richard Carroll business manager OF the
Brooklyn FEDS. was spectator Carroll said
he would have been willing TO wager his right
eye that Ray Caldwell would have stuck to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22
SCHOLASTIC NOTES

Manager Stokes of st. Lukes School hsssss
ball team. is working the mines eseassas
just now. He Is cndeavoring 20 book uAa
with some OF the local high schools
The Germantown High School win satn !
relay team in the Penn relays this year. Cests sa
Rockey is looking over his candidates A -
present time
will play Camden Highs i've Monday 1 -. IS.
noon. Captain Fleming and Passerman, q X X
Pedagogy, are playing fine game u =.
cage.
Owing to a misunderstanding, the phiisea. N
phia Trade School has caneeled gamss, g1a,,sss sas
Southern High, Frankford High, Nilhnee-
High and strayer's Business College
Isenberg. Fritohy and Jones. three dsrn..
town Academy athletes. are inellgipie y =
tlcipate in any sport because OF theA e
fclencies in their studies
The athletic officials at Northeast q
school have decided to take up swimming 80 -
teriai but the boys have been handlels.s.ss !
without a tank A Northeast Central ~ s.
dual meet will probably be held In the hszs =
ture.
Catholic High School Temple UNIVERSE, 81. -
Brown Prep VIII probably tourney Ss,s 70 xiti u
high school at the seashore Aushili 81
High will be represented by a ons-his'
team in the Penn relays this year
Al the conclusion of the Scholastic Rsssa. ~.
ball League race Manager heeTssss sams y alIH
town High School, viii try 10 book q sans
the winner OF the local organization
rbs Temple university girls have -
fencing to their list OF sports. ~. ~ sssssss
mann Is teaching the Candidates ios p
team.
rha senior class Is leading the, in;s.sl -.
Basketball tournament at Frlehas
School.
White Show Ends Tomorrow
pbnaaelpbia merchants and busiasz =
have patroniZed the White uueA ait54 "a
3s horta hd,y nToa5 5ayins 5iss drawn M big crowds
afternoon ana evening As ne S5sssaln g q
toin9rrow night i eeeafbibition eef sT9 lf 81 It's kaa
held In Philadelphia'
Writer'S Dinner to Be Big A.
s,hserintions for the 11th annual eaaass
the philadelphia Sporting WtiteIs ~ ST szszGl
s,eostssrisv sci a. new mark for the hIss -
OLYMPIA A. A. iisqls nsGqs Tdaalds Z Ral
MONDAY NIGHT, JAkLAhl
GREAT MIDDLEWElOhI nas4fssI54H s
THE REAI. Al Mccoy ~. JOE
Louisiana Es. Hid 1870 .5az
Eddie McAndrews gs. Freddy
Johnny Nelson Fs. Jimmy -
Johnny Aeeley gs. Eddie fszss z
Adm. 25e. Hal, Res Doc. arena NJ
FIVE WIND uPsl FIVE Mttssin,1
ToHiGHT-ToSIGHf -losieAs
Quaker City A.A. ast6 sllls { sissgi. inaaei.
PADDY BEDLEY v. HAPPY -
AII-sTAR Show ALLzsiisaslaa sasla,sI
TONIaur-EOAlHAtt
Nonpareil A. c. ksssiaslos ss issi $ @
BUFF sEIDEL Es. PATSY -
romorrow hIght--TomoFFss
NATIONAL A. {. III ~ 3 assf se.fas
5oHNsx KILHAEE >. Enu1z
|0ID RHIoHs-z ether eQukz
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22
INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

Charley Pike, the giant llneman OF Penns
1909 football team, has offered his services to
the varsity wrestling team to work with Mike
Dorizas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22
Abiding X. A.

When good King Arthur ruled his land
He tOGs 0oodly dub;
He rarely sUer killed a bIoke.
or mdulsd one toith club.
Small looHder IN King Arthups day
He tods kindly sport;
There tCsre no nld0natss then TO drag
A good game into court.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

Captain I, L Huston. one OF the owners of
the New York Americans, is here and had
promised KinseIla to help him protect his bird
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

Attorney Keene Addington seems to take
great delight in picking on Garry Hermann.
As Garry is considered the custodian OF the
rules and regulations of organized baseball
he has drawn the fire OF the Federal attack
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

Men who have grown gray and rich in base-
bail sat in silence as they heard themselves
Eoasted as eonspirators and charged with rob
ganlzed baseball ever put him out7" Queried
fan who has attended the court session for
two days.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

Barney Dreytuss. OF Pittsburgh; Schuyler @.
Brttton and r. l. Hedges, OF st. Louis ex-
pressed optimism as to the final result.
. Dreyfuss sat off to one side and smiled
broadly every time Addington mentioned that
ball player was a slave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

Steve Cusaok, umpire in the Federal League
iast year. is attending the trial. He. was be-
this season. but Steve has fled an affidavit
for the opposition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

Frank Navin, OF Detroit, has gone home,
but said he might return at any time. He said
Addington had been at bat entirely too lonK.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

Garry Hermann wore a smile throughout
most Of the denunciatlon OF his methodA He
was IN frequent conference with Attorney GAL
yin. one OF the o. b. Lawyers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

Princeton deserves a good head coach
for her football machine. No university
in the land has shown better spirit, or
has fought harder against rough odds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

The Temple University girls hays -
Fencing TO their list OF sports ttoit ~ fssl.ss
mann ls teaching the candidates loF sAs
team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22
BIG TRIAL SIDELIGHTS

CHICAGO. nj, Jan, 22.-D1ck Rinssila, scout
Ter The New York Giants. says he Is hero
prlF.,sipaIiy .,, to protect the reputat!on Of per
Ieotiy good dog. He is ready to deny that the
houn' around
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

What Is the most valuable shot In
golf2" queries T, H. G. on-hand. we
should say the shot that lands closest
TO the hole.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

Al the conclusion OF the Scholastic - -
hall League race Manager BergeY o - -. : +
town High school. will try to book saas
the winner OF the local organization
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

SAY, wotineIra the distance to this
here Tipperary, anyway asks K. ]. F.
A drive. two brassles ana a full IRON
With 3 fayoring wind That ought to
make Il long enough.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22
wbi+a Snow Ends TomorroT

Tho senior class Is leading the inis -
basketball tournament at fF'e"4'
School.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

PINEHCRsT, N. c., Jan. 22-FInal roaaai
conclude the annual three-ball match o. Al
tin-whistle golf tourney today. Tho surYlFaH
of yesterdays play We're T. B. Boyd, Of s
Louis j. Milton Robinson, Of Harbor Bsaes
ton was the winner of the match handlcly
against bogey arranged by the silver foils
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22
GOLFERS AFTERMATH

The 18th annual meeting OF the womesl
Golf Association of Philadelphia win b ~
at the office o. the secretary, Miss H. EAs
Maule, southwest corner of 21st and Afla
streets, on Thursday, January 2s, at i0se 1
are requested to send their delegates Team
for the team cup competitions must be ea.sisl
by February l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

LEWIsBURG, Pa. San. zZ.-1n tho first OF
the Pennsylvania intercollegiate basketball
games BucI'nell defeated susquenhanna, 80 TO
2s. 1t was a fast game cleanly played. Swope
starred for the visitors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

Catholic High School, Temple UniyeFsai,,sl l.s's s5
Brown prep viii probably journey 10 A.saskk Az IL
City this year for dual track meets W W. ~ ~
high school at the seashore. Atahns -
High will be represented by ons-hl9 80
team in the Penn relays this year,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Jan. 22.-Crppled by
tho absence OF Captain Bcnfer. Albright fell
an easy, victim to Gettysburg hero last night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22
WITH THE GUESTS

Whitley McCann lost to w. Blddle, 100 to
Sc. in the Columbia tournament last night
a. pocket billiards.
The ninth game OF the first annual Class A
amateur pocket billiard tournament at the
Park Parlors last night resulted In an easy
victory for ]. Bernard over w. Kevile, rs
to 40,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

White Show Ends Tomorrow
PHILADELPHIA merchants ana ebos q p
North Broad street IN gratifying ~ e. I. s
the show having drawn pig ~ -.
tofnorrow night, but two days kiad -
snset the finest exhibition OF h7
held In Philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

3 The School of Pedagogy's basketball e
will play Camden Highs i've Monday W
noon. Captain Fleming and Passerman' q I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

The athletic officials at Northeast -
school have decided to take up swimming -. =
The Red and Black school has some 81 -
teTial, hut the boys have been haneleasta
without a tank A Northumberland p. s
dual meet will probably be held In the hszs =
ture.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

WEST POINT, N. " Jan, 22-Tho ice on
Lusk Reservoir in condition last night,
and after three successive cancellations the
Army hockey team Will endeavor to play the
contest scheduled for today with Springfield
Training School.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

The Germantown High School VIII eain !
relay team in the Penn relays this year. Cel1a
Rockey is looking over his candidates A =
present time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

NEW YORK, Jan. PA mass-meeting OF
students Will be held in the Fordham Audi
tvrium today for the purpose of announcing
tire final plans for Fordhams crew. Arthur
a, McAleenan. president Of the Alumni Ath-
Muloahy Will give tho complete details for the
iuDOyHtiOp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

Isenberg Fritchy and Jones, three Gsfns.
town Academy athletes. are ineligiple le " +
tlcipate in any sport because OF lnsA =
ficlencies IN their studies.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22
writer, pInner 70 Be BIG -

" LINV49 17111EE7- - :
Subscriptions for the 1lth shliussi shls kssofla
10 he held February 10 at the hetasa 80 ~
Yesterday set a new mark Tor the m4s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

NEW YORK, Jan. 22,-Columbia's protest
of the game with Princeton on January l3.
which the Tigers won by two points. was
turned down yesterday afternoon at a meet
ing of the Executive Committee OF the Inter-
Gollegiute Basketball League, at the office Of
Ralph Morgan. in this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

III inc lUlluNtlpuld Nlubtl. lAthb
heat Viola by tho score Of 20 to II, and Del
mar won from Hamilton by the score Of 2
20
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

ALLENTOWN. Pa. jan 22-Danny Cullen.
OF L9s Angeles, substituted here last night
for Eddie Revoire In the main bout at the
Lyric 4. e. and was outpolnted by jackie
wrestling and stalling tactics
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

GIltARDyILLE, Pa. Jan. 22.-Rid Mack
OF Ashland after being outfought for 1--WE
came back in the sixth with wallop to the
Jaw that put Harmy TO the mat for tho count.
NEW YORK, Jan. %. Walter Mohr do
feated Tommy Rowan easily at the Coney
Island SportlnE Clmh lnat nlRht
The Washington times., 1915-09-02
BAL Ti;iIIMORE i TO QUIT,
1SLATEST REPORT
Following Meeting Of Directors,
Tip Is Out That Terrapins
Are Through.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 2.-Baltimore Fed
eral League fans were on the anxious
bench today. due to the strong rumor
that flew about the city to the effect
that there would be no Fed team hero
next season. The rumor was given
more than the ordinary passing notice.
due to the fact that the directing board
Of the club met in secret session yes
terday afternoon and went deeply into
the affairs OF the club. Just as soon as
the meeting was over reports were ram
pant that Baltimore would not be In the
Federal League next year.
When the officials were sounded on
the subject they had nothing to say,
other than to remark that they would
like to hnd out where the leak was
among the directors. They did not even
want It known that a meeting had
been on and even withheld the news OF
the sale Of shortstop Mike Doolan to
the Chicago Feds. The sale was known
to be true. however. and when told that
the fact would be printed an official
said that Manager Knabe. who Is in
Brooklyn, would give out the details.
The deal for Doolan had been on for
some time. and Just as soon as the
proper sum was offered for his services
he was allowed to go and will Join the
Whales in a day or two.
The Washington times., 1915-09-02
ARMY FOOTBALL MEN
HAVE FIRST WORKOUT
Seventy.Five Candidates For
Eleven Report and Begin
Preliminary Stunts.

WEST POINT. n. Y. Sept. AL
though Head Coach Lieut.. Charles +.
DAILY did not arrive yesterday, the army
football players got unGer way with
their first official practice Of the 1918
season.
Seventy-five cadets answered the first
call. among whom were several new
men from the plebe class. Fritz. a big.
husky lad. who comes from the Univer-
sitv OF Cincinnati with an an-around
Ohio reputation earned at the institu-
ton in the tackle position. Is among
the promising looking finds. The prob
lem OF replacing Butler. the veteran
tackle. who Is lost to the team this
year through a difficulty with the tac-
tical department. confronts the coaches.
as we'll as that of finding suitable men
for the tobs at quarter and end. respec-
lively, made vacant by the graduation
Of Prichard and Merrillat.
Trainer Harty Tuthill reported and
took I'd his duties with the team The
coaching was in charge of Capt. Dan l.
sultan. assisted bv Lieutenants Thomp-
son. Stearns. and Hayes, and Cadet
Weyand. the captain Of the army teams
The men worked for an hour and a half
at going down under kicks and catch
ing punts. Passing the ball and form
tnr interference also formed a part of
the days program.
The Washington times., 1915-09-02
Thorpe Returns and
Helps Giants TO Win
Indian Is Given Gate in Harrisburg, So Manager of
Giants Shoves Him Into the Game At Polo
Grounds With Present League Leaders. :

trampled on the Mackmen. 8 to ..
George Foster was invincible. allowing
the Athletics iust three hits. Wyckoff's
wildness caused his downfall. Nabors
relieving him In the fourth.
Detroit STAYED with the Red Sox,
winning q hitting fray from the White
Sox. 10 L. The Sox braced and tied
the score in the eighth frame. but
cracked when the Tigers came to bat
in the last hals. Burns opened that
frame with triple. Marty Kavanaugh,
hitting for Stanage, slapped q srounder
at Weaver. The White Sox star fum-
bled the ball long enough to let Burns
score the run that won. Both Coveies-
kie and Scott were driven from the
mound. Joe Jackson got double and
two singles in four times ur.
Fred Toney allowed but one hit yes
terday. and so the Reds won from the
Braves. 1 to o. Fred Snodgrass cot tho
lone bingle in the first. and was ban.
ished by Umpire Byron for kicking in
the sixth. EaEan was knocked OF the
slab in the fourth when the Reds scored
three runs.
The Cards and Pirates broke even on
their days work. each hanging up a
ehutout over the other. SHllee was per-
feet In the first clash. winning. 1 to o.
Harmon was equally as good in the
second. and so the Pirates copped that,
! to 0. Sallee allowed five hits and the
Cards got only three of Harmon.
The Washington times., 1915-09-02

Jim Thorpe. the great Indian athlete.
is back again In the llmeliGht. He
wasn't good enough for the 1nterna-
tional League. and so he comes up and
shines with the Giants. What kind OF
a league Is the National?
Being given the gate in Harrisburg,
Thorpe showed up in New York yester-
day and was showed into the Giants
lineup in the third inning. All he did
was to hammer out two singles and a
double and score twice and steal a
base. Not bad work, Is IT, when IT al
lowed the Giants to humble the Quakers
& to &.
George McQuillan lost his first game
for Moran's team. being knocked out
Of the box in the eighth. Stroud sue
cumbed to the Ph!llies wrath. but Rit-
ter stopped the leaders without much
trouble.
Lee Fohls Indians crawled into sixth
place by defeating Rickey's Brownies,
s to ?. Just why the Indians should be
worried about sixth place remains un-
answered. Nick Carter. once with the
Mackmen. showed good form for Clevc-
land, his curve ball being particularly
good Ernie Koob was knocked off the
rubber.
Jack Barry was presented with a
silver service bv his friends at Shibe
Park yesterday. and then the Red Sox
The Washington times., 1915-09-02
MIKE GIBBONS HAS
CHANGED QUARTERS
st. Paul Ring Wonder Works
Out Within Sight Of Club to
Stage Big Battle.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-Mike Gibbons
has foresworn his old training camp
at the New Polo A. c., and has moved
down to Brighton Beach. a short dis
tance from the Ocean A. c., where he
will face Packey Mcfarland on Sep
tember II. Mike will put the finish
ing touches to his conditioning at
the Brighton Baths. modern gym
nasium. complete in every detail. has
been equipped. and Mike Is working
hard. He has expressed his complete
satisfaction with the new camp.
Just about mile away. Mcfarland
Is ensconced at the Brighton Beach
Casino. He has established headquar-
ters in the skating rink. where, sur
rounded by a corps of assistants, he
IL leaving no stone unturned. Life In
McFarland's camp is one mad success
sion of boxing. He keeps his part
ners shooting gloves at him until ne
sidesteps almost in his sleep. But
what is true Of Packey also holds for
the st. Paul warrior. and the fans may
be assured Of watching two perfectly
conditioned men in action one week
from Saturday night.
The Washington times., 1915-09-02
DONOVAN DENIES BAKER TALE.

There's nothing to that Baker story
said Manager Bill Donovan. OF the
Yankees. today 1T listened good, but
there isn't anything to 1t. Sure. could
use him. II had him. but can't see
anybody getting him right away. Connie
has his own ideas about what he's
going to do with Baker"
This IL all the New York leader had
to say TODAY when asked about the
Frank Baker deal.
This extra -inning stun is getting to
be q habit with the Griffs Just be-
cause Ray Caldwell was stubborn and
would not surrender in the regulation
length Of time. the Griffs prolonged the
contest into the twelfth. Then they
waded into the slim singer and won.
to /. But this twelve-lnnings stun
Is becoming monotonous.
Doc Ayers at last had chance TO
start a game. and he more than de-
livered. The biz fellow is opposed to
acting as a relief hurler. He wants to
get out there for the first man In the
first frame. He did yesterday. Yes.
died in the last inning. too. for the
Hillsville boy was victor In a great
pitching duel with Ray Caldwell. one Of
the stars Of the game.
Inc AnkS tTleu tncH SeTy pSbt' uut
only four bingles were chalked UP for
them Six OF them whitfield before the
curves Ayers shot in. Hartzell walked
in the first inning, but no other free
passes were issued by the stlngy doctor.
He insisted on making every Yankee
pay for his transportation.
Both teams scored In the third and
then battled on to the twelfth. Ray
Caldwell drifted a double to right center
as a starter for his side in that third
inning. Cook flied and Ayers threw
out Hartzell. who hammered hot one
back to the box. Caldwell romped to
third on that play, and scored when
Bauman beat out a hit to Shanks.
With one gone. George Mcbride sim
gled cleanly to left. High tried for a
circus catch. but It was decided that he
had trapped the ball. Ayers slipped a
safety past Boone. putting his captain
on second. After Moeller had famed,
Eddie Foster cracked a single to right.
scoring Mcbride.
Neck and neck ran the Yanks and
Griffs. neither being able to gain any
advantage until the twelfth. Shanks
started the trouble with fine safety
to right. That Shanks persons has been
raising ructions right along lately. any
way, when you stop to think of It,.
He went up on Gandirs sacrifice and
rushed to third when passed ball
The Washington times., 1915-09-02
NAVY NEEDS TWO TO
C|NCH TENNIS TITLE
Agriculture Enters Final Series
At Decided Disadvantage In
Games.

Five tennis matches to decide the
Departmental League title will be play
ed todav on the Potomac courts by
Navy and Agriculture. the present
leaders and runners up. respectively.
Two out OF five will clnch the cham
pionship for Navy. while 1t Is almost
necessary for Agriculture to take the
entire series to remain in the running
for ton honors.
Matches scheduled yesterday between
War and Commerce. postponed from
August 2S. were again delayed. the Po-
tomac courts not being in condition.
Other matches. due to postponements,
We're played during the past two days.
They are as follows.
Interstate VS.. Justice.
Team Interstate Morrow and L. I.
Doyle, defeated Justice DAY and
Tracy. e.. 6-4.
Interior vs. Smithsonian.
Team l-Interior (Clift and Pipes)
defeated Smithsonian dorsey brothers),
4-6, O. 6-5.
Team Smithsonian ditch and Be-
lote) defeated Interior (Beadle and
Brown, g., Ga.
Team 9-Interior wells and ,LindD de-
feated Smithsonian bryant and Hitch
COCK. 90. 6-l.
Team +-Interior (Stone and Marine)
defeated Smithsonian (Mitman and
Springer). 6-3 e.
Team 5-Interior Green and Hend-
ley) defeated Smithsonian Judd and
Riggles), 60. 60
Treasury VS.. PostOffice.
Team 2-Treasury buell. and Haas)
defeated Postoffice Geonard and Sur.
tom. 6--5. 6-2.
Team 3Treasury (Nubey and Craw.
fordl defeated Postoffice (Nielsen and
Riddick. Ga, 3-6. 60
Team 5<Treasury bradford and Va.
leeD defeated Postoffice Kelly and
| Roberts), 60, Sc 6-3.
Commissioners vs.. Labor State.
Team 1-Commissioners (McNulty and
u. c. SMITH defeated Labor-S State
Skinner and w. w SMITH. 6-5, g.
Sta ndinH of the cluhs To dato.
The Washington times., 1915-09-02
Pirates Call In Lads
For Big League Trials

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. I'm an
endearor to further strengthen the slip
ping Pirates. the Pittsburgh club to-
day called in four more players for
try-outs during the Buccos' long home
stay. In addition to Pitchers Herbert
Kelly and Carmen Hill. Catcher Bill
Wagner and Outfelder Barney Duffy.
who have already joined the team In
the East. the latest recruits to respond
to the call OF the Buccaneer manager
are Out1elder Jesse Altenberg and In
fielders Paddy Siglin and Jimmy Nc
town club. OF the Central League. and
Inhelder Harry Daubert. brother Of
Capt. Jake Daubert. Of the Brooklyn
Nationals. who was bought from the
Charleston CIV. Va) club, OF the Ohio
State League.