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The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
BOWIE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Twoycar-ods: four and half fur
bngS Petra. N6: Prohibition Oe; Sands Dia
nnnd. lcs Mustard. 100; aDivan, Zoe; aTia5an. lis:
Cincinnati lo5 aSpreckeIs entry.
SECOND RACE-Three year-olds; Eve snd a half
nriongs. Omar. q: 'Schnspfs, 100; Sumo Io2:
Regular. lcs: Lois v. lo2; lady Spirituelle no.:
Early Riser. loi: y. Il. Harell. loi: lngcm.r
N; Nellie G, io5; Thrill los; Rebecca Moses l05
Margaret C.. los: Norus. lo7: Mcelicks, lG Ce-
khrity. lo.
THIRD RACE-SellinE: 4yearolds and upward ;
Nren furlongs. Golden Castle. lol; Madges Sister
~; Lady London. loi; Stentor. los: The Sluire.
los; Bob r.. los: Duquesne, loe Battery 100;
Petelus. 10: ksyderoseros. Ill; Colonel Cook Ill.
FOURTH RACE-Sellins; +year-olds and up
Fsrd; seven furongs. Buzz Around 100: 'Fftz-
serald. ol: Stars and Stripes lol: Castara. loe
Remarkable. To-; Miss Cavsnsugh lei; Miss Barn
,srbor. fej; Redwood. los; Rodondo 100: Al Bloch
n; RAY o'Light liz; York Lad. IL.
FIFTH RACE-Selng; 5year-ods and upward /:
,ne mile. Energetic. 81: Lady Bryn. y: Pied
Piner. 20; THE Urcbin. lo3; Fitzgerald. los;
.Tojdlins. los; Thclma J.. N7: Csstar,. iG; Miss
earnhsibor. To-. Fleetwood. i'll: Canto H.
SIXTH RACE-sellins; +year-oids and upward !.
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RACES AT WARRENTON
ARE GREAT SUCCESS
Each Of the Five Events Are Well
Filled and Holly
Contested.
Special tn The Washington Herald

SIsci~i I" The Washington Herald
Warrenton. Va. April I2.-The annu.,
point-to-point races of the Warrentnn
iiunt Club. which We're postponed from
saturday until today out of respect 10
the memory of CommonweaIth's Attor-
hey John A. e. Keith, whose funeral
TOOK place Saturday afternoon. came off
To-Day and were an unqualified success,
Inc races were well filled and holly
contested. Summaries:
FIRST RACE+-year-oIds: steanIa-
chase. First. Cedar Hill, owned and
ridden by William Skinkcr: second
Iiraziola ii. owned and ridden by II. p
r,; SECOND RACE-open; >steeplechasc
First Miss oxford. owned by j. X.
MaddnX: second. L'AiSIettc. owned bv A,
+. humphrey. jr.; third, OXonian, owned
by J. X. Maddux.
THIRD RAcE-Maidens: steepIechase
flrst. Brownie Girl. owned by Beach
Lawrence; second, BaIly Moore, owned
by L. &. Ieith
FOURTH RACE-Maidens: steeple-
cnas Sc; 5-year-olds. First. Shannon BeIle.
owned by w. n. Pool; second. Hodonic
owned by c. NJ Gilbert
FIFTH RACE-Warrenton point-to
point; Won by Acquilla, owned bv ",
Wilbur: second Lady Betty. owned
by j. Is. MadduX.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
PLAY CENTRAL TODAY.
Lincoln Athletic Club Meets School
boys Mt RoScdaIe Playxrouud-

The Lincoln A c. will play the Central High
Scho" rre the Rosedale playground. today at
40 O'Clock
Tbs o Street School boys have been going good
lately and as the Lincurs also disrlaying ex-
eeuent form an Interesting contest is looked for
Cox or Kelly will pitch for Central while Wilbur
HilderhSand is slated 10 twill for the Northeast
cluhmen.
Tho Lincolns will be unusually active this week
Tiaytng. in addition to the Central team. two
Government League mines On Thursday the De
partmert Of Commerce team will he PLAYED and on
Saturday the United States Marine Corps nine will
be the opponent.
Next Sunday the Northeast boys will entertain
the strong Clarendon. Va. team. and IN. r.me
should he the hest Of the season. All the games
mentioned will he played the Lincoln's home
grounds at Rosedse. Seventeenth and Gales streets
northeast
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
HAS STRONG LINEUP.
Mems Club of Church OF the Adj
vent Ready for Baseball Season.

Manager II. W. Tallman. Of the Church ~ the
ad'ent Men club. which has been awarded a
franchise in the East Washington Sunday School
League. has ennorrnced the following lineu frr
the season: Pitchers. Loomis formerly of nv
e.: Dyer. Cne. Linn. Blundon. Spicer; catchcrs.
hnhteman. a former NJ. A. c. man. and Lowe:
inhelders. ''Chucsy" DAIMLER. Jimmy. DoprcTJy
Rcd Furdr. Jack Hoffman Whitmarsh and
Buey: outheldcr,. Polly Brewer. Thompson.
Smith and GoCdhart
ms AGGREGATION includes some Of the fastest
amateur ball players in the city and should dive
good acIvint II Themselves in amstelr circles
Inc team has already played two games. de-
fcatins the Takoma Park A. A. by the score Of
10 = and heller Church by the score Of to o.
Any fast teams wishing came, sbouId com.
municate with Fl. W. Tallman. Ee U street north
west.
Three games will he played this week with the
Navy DEPARTMENT. Tuesday: Walter Reed Athletic
Club Thursday. and Petvorth. SATURDAY.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Favorites Get Big
Sci Back at Bowie
ny GEORGE u. MORRIS.

Bowie, Md April l2.-Fa vorites di-
vided the card today at Prince George
Park, while heavily backed outsiders
captured the remaining numbers. There
might have been different number
of results had Jocky LIE been able
10 get away from the posi- with Joe
kn2ht and OTi>X. IiUw this hoy
gained Il reputation as a rider is more
than the writer can see. That he is
a bad post boy and has little Judg
ment has been shown during the en-
tire meeting. and unless he improves
soon he will be back in the position
where he belongs His riding today
on the tw" abovc-named horses was
very amateurish.
The first number on the program
was captured ny Fitzgerald, who beat
Blue Jay a scant head. Inlan was
third.
Faithful, true to his name. annexed
the next number in easy fashion, beat
ing Patrick S, a well-meant thing, by
two lengths, who in turn easily de-
feated Americas. Bunch of Keys ran
the best race, and he will bear watch
ing in his next start. He was beaten
a neck for third money. He was com
PEELED TO run all around his field.
with better racing luck probably he
would have won
Mrs. J. Phillips consistent Cclding.
Wiley. annexed the next number on
The card easil.. Brandywine was sec
sond and Therisis thirl.
The fourth race. Tor maidens. was an
1eycd by capt. l.. NJ. Walkers lamar
i'm. who won from No~us easily. while
y imaIy. thu Ca|mitc was third. lift
ldent. supposed good thing. killed
Whatever chances sh" had by going wide
At tn" post turu. She WAS heavily sup
sorted and Wd.s a X, en- diSa ppOintmeIit.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
HEAVIES IN FAVOR.
New York Will See Much of the
Big Fellows This Week.

New York Arril l2-HeaVy-weights will again
dominate the boxing bouts at the local clubs this
week Charlie W,nert and Gunhrat Smith will
meet in tsn-rpInd seasion at the Broadway Sport
ing Club Of Brooklyn tomorrow night. and Al Reich
and Dan tPorkyI Flynn will meet in the Federal
A. C. the same night The Stadium A. c. will hold
its events later.
Gunboat Smith will do all in his power to gain a
decisive victory ever Weinert. He earned twenty
round decision o.er Willard in San Francisco. and
recently stated that he and not the kansss Giant
should have been matched with johnson. Confident
that he can sg,In earn a decision over Willard and
wising TO Obtain a match with the new champion.
Smith is eager 20 put the X. o. sign Weipert.
But that will rove hard task.
II Reich knCC ks out Flynn--omething that few
fighters have acheTcd-he will he entitled to a bout
with J amos Cofey the Irish champion.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
FISHER OR WARRIOR
TO OPPOSE GRIFFMEN

According to Manager Bill
Donovan, Of the New York YAM
KEGS, Ray Caldwell, the lanky
hurler. regarded by many q. one
OF the hest in the league. Will not
pitch the opening game here to-
morrow against the Nationals.
"CaIdweIi il NOT quite right
yet" said niIi. "and I have de-
cided to work either Warrior or
Fisher In the opening contest."
Walter PiPp, former stnr At
Catholic UniversIty, Is also here
with the Yankees. He Is fighting
II out with Mullen for the first
base job. Manager Donovan wss
unable to state last night whether
Pipp or Mullen would he in the
present series against the Na-
tionals.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Pittfeds Are Banked.

Kansas City, April 12-"Lefty'' Cullop
pitched shut-out ball. and Kansas City
made 1t two out of three from Pittsburgh
today. three to nothing. Doubles by
kenworthy and Perring scored one in
the second. Chadbourne tripled in the
third. and was safe at home when Berry
muned the throw in. Kenworthy tripled
in the sixth and Stoval put him home
on a squeeze play. Score:
Pittsburgh % 0 80 S !
Kansas City .... 0 / ! o y o
Hearns Dickson and Berry: Cullop and Easterly.
Umpires-Brennsn and Shannon
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Seat Pleasant Organizes.

The Seat Pleasant baseball team has been orr,n.
ized for the season and elected J. McGarry a
manager. and Irwin Main captain. The team
encountered most successful season last year and
the prospects for the Coming are bright.
The team is composed of the following players
Pitchers-Mct;ary and klock. Catchers-E Con
ping and Kenrick. Indelder-B. Coping Greg
DRY. Wilson and Main. Outneders-Sanford Mer.
chant and Perkins
The club would like to arrsnee eames with any
strong teams for Sundays and holidays Addres.
Edgar A. Perkins. Station II. r. r. d. No. 1,
Washington d. c.
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WILL PLAY TODAY.
Georgetown to Meet West yfrriui.
Nine on HILTON,

Georgetown will play the West yirrins Univ.r
sty baseball team this sftemoon at } O'clock on
Georgetown Field.
Thompson or Finncgan will probably do the slab
Ret. ~
Mcst virginia won well-played ten inning game
yesterday from The Maryland Aggies and should
give good account Of itself today.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
MURRAY IN HOSPITAL
is CRITICALLY ILL

Thomas y. Murray. manager Of
the George Washington IniVer-
sity baSket-baII team for the sea-
son just closed. il confined to the
Georgetown University Hospital,
suffering from BriEht'S disease
end complication OF kidney
troubles. and his condition is Sc
riGus.
Murray WIS taken sick about
the middle of last week, and on
March ~ he WIS removed TO the
hospital, where he rapidly grew
worse. Inst Saturday hI. cOndi-
ton became so serious that II
was expected he could not live,
md his parents were summoned
from Boston. and are now In the
city.
Besides managing the team,
Murray played left guard. and has
always been n hard worker for
the Run Rnd Blue. and very popu-
Inr with the student body.
Inquir! late last night at the
hospital brought the inform a tlOn
that his condition WAS I'M
changed.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Sunday School League Meetjne

Ehcre will be a meeting Of the Northwest Sunds,
School League tonight in the Central Prrsbyteri,s
Church. Fifteenth and Irving streets at O'Clock
Every team in the league should be well rcpre
sented as there will be important matters dis
clissed The league consists to date Of teams from
Emmanuel Baptist. Whitney Avenue Christian
Bnghtwood Methodist and Central PRESBYTERIAN
churches. Any Sunday school team desiring to en-
ter the league should have representative, at tn.
meeting tonight as this will be the last opportunity
to enter.
The Central team which has just been formed
has shown up very well in practice szmes and Is
expected to make 4 good showing when the league
games start.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Fine Record for O'Connell

Ithaca. ~ y, April l2.-The victory Of the
Cornell wrestling team in the recent intercnIlecate
meet the fourth In sucrcssion that the Ithaci,ns
have won is a remarkable triu,nnb fo- o-a =. ~
most successful coaches in minor snort, in any
Eastern college. Walter O'ConnelI Of New Haven
who never wrestled single bout himself. either
as an amateur or professionally has turned out at
he has been here.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Edward Marx Is Winner.

Atlantic 'itS. n J.. April I2-Edward Marx wa,
the winner Of the first sociabili,v mn AZ H. ph;I
delphia Motorcycle Trades Association. making III.
run from Broad ard Callowhill streets Pb;I,d.I
phia. to this city in hour and IS seconds George
Spencer was second and James Pompate third One
accident marred the success, ~ th. nm L.,
Bittle. OF watsontown. seriously injured when
he lost control Of his steering apparatu, and Nh.
machine crashed into q woods. Moro than no par
ticipated In the run ~
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Internationals Meeting.

New York. April ls--The magnates Ct the In
ter1Iational League met here today to whip into
share all matters preparatory TO the opening sea
.nn. The schedule for the coming season will he
adopted and conflicting dates with the Fedefals
will be few and far between. Each clubnuner will
also be compelled to put mp GO bond to insure
the operation n the clubs during the seasor. The
new owners Of the Newark club will also be
nounced.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Young to Coach Depauw's Kickers.

Washington. IA. April le.-Ralph II Io-rUg
Crown Point. Ind. for three wears fullhack the
Washington and jefferson College fuctbsn team and
captain of this years track team. has signed
contract as football and BASKETBALL coach at De
pauw University Greencas,e Ird. Young is the
third member CT the crack i5Ii Washington and
Jefferson football team to become coach. John
Spcisei. halfhack will coach Chattanooga Uni
yersity and Russell Goodwin. quarterback. will coach
Franklin Ohio College.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
ORIOLE CITY NINE
DOWNED BY NEWARK
Frank Smith Greeted by Bombard-
ment of Hits and Retires in
Favor of Suggs.

Ia linorC. April 2-Baltinorc put up
a Foor article Of TIA today and New
"rh Won. 1" ). Big Frank Smith was
lit hard at orp9rtun" times and retired
IN favor Of SugEs in the sixth The
Later held the Pops safe during the rest
OF the game
ka'St ling pitched good game and
Will" fourteen hits were gathered off him
h" tiChten"d ~ in the pirches Score:
N""arA ...... ! . , o o-s 10 |
baltimore ...... 0 o Q 0-5 "a .
Ka~eriIng and Huhn: smith SuagS Wilhelm
and nucus. Umuir,s -Westcr,sIt ard Mccormick
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
HUFFMAN STARS IN BOX.
Holds Farmers to Two Two Hits In
Ten Innings at College Park.

College Park. April ll--Hufrnan. the big left
handed hrler Of the University Of Vest Virnuis
was complete enigma Ia the Maryland Agric,Il-
tural College htters III tennninS contest STAGED
here this afternoon. the ASiPs making but two
hits of them bainE II a very scratchy order
The inability Il the Farmers to safely with
the bali and their habit Il hootinS the sphere
when. IL meant disaster were factors contributing
their defeat. Z, : The scre:
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
'A|NSM|TH'S BAT
BEATS GIANTS
Home-run Smash in Seventh
by Nationals Catcher
Brings Victory.
FINAL COUNT IS 4 TO 3
Shaw's Wild Streak and Ineffective
ness Allows the New Workers
to Tie Score.
BY WILLIAM PEET.

Eddie Ainsmith's perfectly gooo
home-run smash in the seventh IN
ming gave the Nationals TO VIC
| tory over Muggsy McGraw's New YORK
Giants on the Florida avenue plateau
yesterday afternoon.
"Deerfoot." as he is Familiarity called
by his pals. simply caught one OF
Schupp's benders on the point of the
jaw and sent the ball shrieking 10
left field. with Red" Murray in swift
pursuit. Ainsmith completed the cir
cult before the relay to the plate
could reach him.
GriT's young men jumped into an
early three-run lead and took things
rather easy until the Giants un-
corked savage hitting streak while
Jim Shaw was pitching in the seventh
and tied the score
Bert Gallia worked FIVE innings for
the home folks. and the New Workers
could do little with his assortment of
Iwisters. Shaw's one bad inning was
the seventh, when it looked for a few
minutes as if the National Leaguers
might grab off all the runs needed to
gain the verdict. Shaw settled down
after the score had been tied. and.
with hostile runners on second and
third and nobody out. retired the side
Shanks on the Job.
Howard Shanks was back in left
field again The Monaco marvel looked
better than any man who has played
this position since the exhibition
games have been in progress. Shanks
not only handled clearly three hard
chances, but came across with a sim
gle and triple.
Morgan and Gandil were again
forced TO witness the game from the
grand stand, Pick and Williams being
substituted.
The Giants did not look bit more
impressive than did the Boston Braves.
and the general opinion prevailed that
McGraw's bunch is a long distance
from the pennant winning combina-
ton predicted for them by certain
New York baseball writer's.
McGraw Works Youngsters.
"Rube" Schauer and Schupp. the
last named a southpaw, both Of whom
are youngsters, did the pitching for
the Giants. Washington obtained nine
hits off their respective deliveries.
Four blows against Gallia and two
while Shaw was on the mound repre-
sented all the damage inflicted by the
invaders.
The Nationals. by punching four
clean singles. a base on balls. and a
wild pitch while Schauer was on the
mound in the second inning. put over
| trio of tallies.
Gallia was in hot water during the
iiants' fourth, when the visitors filled |
he bases after two were gone; but |
Iurray's easy fly to Moeller, retiring |
he side, caused the fans to breathe |
.asier.
Giants Get to Shaw.
Jim Shaw entered the box after
iallia had worked five innings Shaw
'lanked the enemy in the sixth, but
n the seventh a batter hit. triples by
'ierkle and Murray, a wild pitch and
bad throw netted enough
uns to tie the score. Shaw gave a
'orrect imitation of a real pitcher
when he settled down in this chapter
md blanked the side with men on
econd and third and nobody out.
Ainsmith's smoking drive over MUIR
ay's head in the Nationals half of
he seventh, as described in the fore
'olng. won the ball game for the
iriffmen. The score:
4 |
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13

Earned rl'ns-washington. ); New York l. Left
on Decentralization. 5: New York. 6. FIrst base
on balls. of Schupp. 2; Shaw. l. Innings pitched
by Schauer S: Schupp. j. Gallis, 5: Shaw, 4 Hits
made-Oh schauer. s: sclupp. l. Gallis. 4: Shaw
Struck out-By Schauer. ): Sc,upp. ]: Gallia
]; Shaw. 5. Home nn-Ainsmith Thr.e-hs
hits Sharks. Merkle, Murray. Sacrifice hit-Milan
stolen base-Ainsmith. Double plAy-Doyle
Fletcher to Merkle. Hit by pitcher-By GaIlia
Fletcher. Wild pitches-GaIa. schauer. Umpire
-CollinowG Time Il camel hr Is min
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Victory for Woodberrx Forest.

Oranse. Va. April R-Woodbeny Forest won
an cay victory over the jefferson School, Of Char
loftesviue. here this afternoon. II to >. Sullivan.
IN the i've innings he pitched for wootberry.
Nruck out ten men.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Scottish.Americans Win

New York. April l2.-Prcparatory to meeting the
Brooklyn Celtics in the final round of the A. =. A.
scorer clIp tics next week. the Scottish Americans
met the Bronz United eleven in q National
League battle at Manhattan Field yesterday and
beat the Bronx team by the sided score Of
goals to o.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
McVEY ILL; FIGHT IS OFF.
Negro Has Malaria; Unable to Box
sam LanEfOrd.

New York April T2-Sam McVey. the heavy
weight negro boxer IS i'll with malaria. and
result will L. able TO meet sam lansfurd. Of Bos
trn in a scheduled round bout at the 81
Nicholas \. 4. "Wednesday. McNey has only
been in this city two dayr having cnm" from Cubs,
Uherr he acted a sTarrinS PARTNER to Jack John
SIN.
The illness IT Mcvey il not Of a serious nature.
and Jimmy LohrstOn. the club matchmaker.
nourced last night that the bout had been psst-
rUBed TO the evGning of AUril Z.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Death of Herbert J. Donohue

New York, April i2.-Herbert J. Donohue presi.
deaf cf the Mornnsside Athltc Club. died from
spinal meningitis yesterday morning. after an III
ness Of only two days He had planned many i'm
movements for the organization and his death will
he severe blow to his clubmates. Donohue was
. years old.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Inman tb Play Grav

London. Arsl l-Melboume Inman cA.mn;on
Of English bards and George Gny. the Aus
tralian billiard expert will today begin a match o,
1900 points. Level up. for 800 side The c,n-
test. which 10 to take place at Thurstou's GRIND
Hall. will be practically . chamricnsbip test n.
though Inmans title will not Be at stake. BIZ
lizards Control Club nles viii govern and ivory
balls will Be used.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13

Runs-O 'DOnn,n. RaTcr. Brewer fitzgerald. How
ard. First Ia-e by error-Wcstsrn ~. Left
bascs-Straycr's e. Western s. First tasc halls
on Nolan. ;; OF Peck 5. Struck out Ry Nolan. S;
ny Peek. : Three basa hits-RTewsT. 'iTissnm. Two
base hit Brewer. Stolen hsses-O DUnnell. Bauer,
Fitzgerald. German Sargent. Howard. Peine. Wild
ritch-Perk. IasSed baIk-W-lchel, :. UmTire-Mr.
Gaden. Time q. game hour and 10 minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Campi Is Winner.

New York, April R-Eddie CAMP. Of Cali
fornia. outpointed Jimmy Murray. q New York in
q ten-round bout here Saturday night The Wet
ernef was too clever for the local boy. Camp
weighed IL pounds and Murray llA
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13

Rurs LHa:hsrvoCd DiIIs. Aye Barron. Knode
Mess Two-hIse hIt-B op-t Sacrifice fy-Donovsn.
Struck out-By Hr fnan. H. nv Derrick. ?. First
hase ttls- OT ncrTiCk. ): of Huffman. + Hit
by PITCHED TALL ~ Huffman. Nnole ~. Passed
hall Fiddler. Double play-kno,lc TO Dearstyne To
ottrlin. stolen bas->-Knofc ~. DearStyne. Me~s.
EultCn. EarTsn - Umpire-W. y. HanditHe.
Time Of game hours and 10 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Red Sox Releases Three plavers

Cincinnati. Ohio Ar~il E-Msnaser Carie,n NJ
the Boston Americans announced last ni.ht That
he had released Catcher Pratt Pitcher Coopcr and
Outfelder Tutweller to the Providence club
troubling him. went home to Boston from herr
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Buffalo Feds Protest Game

New York. April l2.-Manaser Schahy, Of the
Buffalo Federsfs. today protested the game played
SATURDAY with BROOKLYN and which the latter team
won. Schafy's protest Is based on TIE ground
that Land. who went in to catch In the seventh
inning was legally out Of the game after Young
ran for him. Land previously went in to bat for
Upham.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Harvard Runner to Train.

Boston. April 12-Bin Bingham. Hsr,rd's swift
quartr-miler. will rejoin the track squad today
having recovered . combined attack Of potamins
poisoning and . bad cold. Bingham has been
resting up for several days 1t his home I'm Law
renee and will start In training Immediately, In
prersration for the Penn relay anss.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Manager Lee Magee Fined.

Brooklyn. N. Y. April MANAGER Lee Nases
today fined 80 and anpsuded for two days
by President Gilmore. Of the Federal League fr
his rnin with Umpire Fsfe during the Broohfed-
Buffalo game Saturday. Mage was chased 70 the
clubhouse b. the umpire.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Play for District Title.

The National Guard and Y. NJ c. A. basket
ball teams will hook up tonight ut the National
Guard gymnasium IN the contest which Will b
eide the District championship
The two auints have met twice this season. each
winning = game. and II Is expected that the fur
evening
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Gould Again Wins Tennis Title

Boston. April l2-Jay Gould Of Lakewood N.
j.. repesentns tho Philadelphia Racquet Club
the national amateur c,nIrt tenni, ch.r,,;on
ship for the tenth successive year by debating
Joshua Crane. Of this city in straight sets The
score was "a. So. e. II was the eighth time
that Crane has been Gould's challenger for the
title.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Brookfeds Win Again.

Brooklyn. April l2-The Brookfeds took tho sec
ond game Of the series from Buffalo, to S. today.
Score by innings:
Buffalo .-....... 900 Is s /
Brooklyn % l ! 90 x-f
Knapp. Emke. Bedient and Blair Lahtte Up
ham and Land Umpires- tombstone and FSfe.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
New Pole Vault Record

Portland. oreG.. April r-Ssmuel Bellsh. Of the
Multnomah Athletic Club 1t the Columtis Indoor
meet here. established . new wueid's record for
indoor pole vauitine. He desred the bar q L
iset - inches he previous indoor record vas
L feet inches
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13

OAKLAND. Cal. April f9-LAland Stamford. r..
University eight Won the annual Pacific Coast
thseenfss boat race here from University Of
washingtou. Univsssity e Calsornie was thirl
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Rain at Chicaeo,
Leland Stamford's Race.

At Chicago. st. Louis-C Chicago game
postponed: wet grounds.