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The Washington herald., 1915-07-06
MAXWELL CAR WINS
BIG AUTO RACE
Eddie Rickenbacher Captures 300
Mile Jaunt Over New
Omaha Speedway.

Speedway. Omaha, July 5.-Never head
ed from the crack Of the pistol until he
was tagged down, Eddie Rickenbacher
driving a Maxwell car, won the 30O-mile
automobile race at Omaha's new speed
way this afternoon. Despite the fact
that the track, which is one-quarter of
a mile to the lap, is banked high at times
as any other track in the country. the
turns were made all right and no acct
dents occurred. The winners time was
3:17:37, an average of 91.07 per hour.
Eddie O'Donnell. in a Deusenburg. was
second. Time, 3:29 The third man to
finish was Tom Orr, in. a Maxwell. His
time was 3:30:2S. Louis Donaldson, in a
Donaldson special, was fourth. and w.
w. Brown, in a Duchesneau. finished
last The weather was ideal and there
was a large crowd in attendance.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-06
VESPERS IN DEAD heat
WITH ANALOSTAN Grew
Local intermediate Boat Loses in
Row-of with Quakers at Phila-
delphia Regatta.

Philadelphia, July 5.-Philad elphia oars
men, to celebrate the Fourth-or rather
fifth this year-won nine of the sixteen
races In the annual peoples day regatta
on the Schuylkill River this afternoon.
Crews wearing the colors of New York
clubs came next, with four conquests.
and Baltimore, Washington. and Pitts
burgh each carried of one first place.
Two of the three eight-oared shell
races were won by Philadelphia crews,
but 1t was necessary to row an extra
race, as the Analostans. of Washington.
and Vespers finished In a dead heat in
the intermediate event. The Junior race
went to the Analostans and Coach Vivian
Nickalls' Undine Barge Club eight. made
up Of Penn oarsmen. easily won the Sc
NOR race.
In the intermediate eight race. which
was a dead heat. the Analostans. Ves-
pers. and Undines started. The Wash
ington crew set terrific pace in the first
half mile. but could not shake Off the
Vespers. The Undine boat gradually fell
back.
Washington and the Vespers had the
race all to themselves. Vespers overlook
Analostans at the island. and in the last
quarter the drive was thrilling. Both
crews went over the line at the same
time.
An extra race was ordered and at the
end of the regatta the two crews went
up the river again and this time the
Vespers set the pace from the start and
were never headed. They won by half
length. but several OF the Analostans had
already rowed in two and three races
earlier.
The Analostans' victory in the junior
eight was at the expense of the Maltas.
but it was a great struggle all the way.
The Washington crew only won by
length, and at no time during the race
did open water separate the crews.
The Arundels, of Baltimore, were also
entered, but did not start
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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

FIRST pACE-2yearold maidens: 1--WE furlonss
Startling III; Achievement, III; Lord Rockville. liz
Hendrie lI2: Golden Hours. los; Dorados, loe; Rae
B. leg: Wailoon. H.
SECOND RACE-3yesrolds and upwards selling
FIVE furlongs Hill Stream. los; Eli C.. f6
Lokomis III; Over Yonda ii, 10; Dolly Madison
100; ELLA Jennings. IS: Base. lis; Mack b
Eubanks, IG; Ancon. liz; ventura. los: Miss Nc
GigSle lo5: Water Lily. ITO; Cymerrek. III; var
Vega lis; Menlo Park l03 Outlook 100.
THIRD EACE-3year-olds: handicap; 1--WE FUR
long, Hands on. los Murphy, los; wayfarer. ITO
SPRINT liz; Waloon lo2; Sasin. los.
FOURTH EACE-3-year-olds and upward; handi
cap; the Winfield; six and one-hah furlongs. Gamer
70; Top O. the Morning. n; Seashell. lG; Capra.
81: Trial by Jury. lHs
FIFTH RACE-cyearold maidens: five furonss.
Past Master liz; Scottish Knight, III: Trumpeter.
liz; Quiyivr liz; Slipshod. 100; Touchdown. III;
Plaintiff liz; Murphy. III
SIXTH RACE-3year-olds and upward: nAidens
conditions; mile. Primary, lol; All Smiles ITO;
Yodeler. 10; Rupica. lG: Peaceful. lol; Grumpy.
lG; Vladimir, 10
app entce allowance claimed
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BEATTIE FIRST At
BANNOCkBURN CLUB
Carries Off Laurels by Defeating a
Large Field-Mrs. J. R. De
Farges Plays Well.

The holiday tournament at Bannock'
burn was completed at o'clock yester-
day afternoon. The fifty-eight players
paired in classes of eight each. accord
ing to the showing made Saturday in
the qualifying round. Every match
scheduled was played promptly and a
general reception and celebration at the
| new clubhouse was held during the
evening.
First honors of the day went to Rich
ard Beattie, the heady and powerful
Scotchman, who played close to PAL
throughout his three matches, thus CIV
ing him the prize awarded for winner of
Class A.
Low qualification prize went to ]. Mar
tin Scranage. who won with a score of
IS for twelve holes, followed closely by
Herbert F. Clark and DR.. B. L. Taylor.
who took so each.
Several incidents and results hap
pened that created much interest and
comment over the matches. Harry w.
Chesley lost his match in the finals of
Glass D after having H. Stonier dormie
with three to so. Stonier took three
straight holes and tier the match and
then won in the play-off.
Another incident which attracted
much attention was when Miss Alice
Burbage picked up her ball on the last
green, assuming that her opponent
would make a foot putt. Much to her
chagrin the competitor missed the putt.
but won the match by leisurely holding
out.
Mrs. J. r. DeFarges played the
strongest game among the women golf
ers, playing a mans game in qualifying
and in her match scores, but succumbed
after putting up a battle royal against
her club associates.
At tine close of the tournament prizes
were distributed to the winner, runner
up and winner of consultations in each
of the classes as follows:
Class A-Finals: Richard Beattie defeated j.
Vinton Birch. up and to go. Consolidation.
finals: DR.. B. l. Taylor defeated II. F. Clark.
l up.
Class B-Fnals: John T. Harris defeated ". c.
Worthngton. up and l to 90. Consultations.
finals: F. J. Doyle defeated William Mackie. 5
and 5
Class C-Finals: DR.. ]. R. De Farges defeated
George A. Rankin. 4 and 3. Consultations. finals:
c. H. Baker defeated ]. II. Graves. up.
Class D-Finab: H. Stonier defeated n. W..
Chesley, l up. Consultations finals: Maj. W. p.
Jackson defeated II. Stabler and .
Class E-Finais: Z. W. Burton. IT,, defeated
c. H. Mcbride. ) up and 2. Consultations. finals:
". H. Delaney defeated Mrs. ]. r. De Farges.
and ..
Glass Finals: John Kelley defeated J. J..
WILDER by default. Consultations, finals: Pearce
Horne defeated A. G. Nichols up.
Class G-Finals: Miss Georgia Herring defeated
Miss Edith Z. Gordon. ) up and 2 Consultations.
finals: ]. F. Day defeated Miss Alice s. Miller. ,
up and to go.
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MOSBY LANDS GOLF
TOURNEY At ". c. c.
Plays Excellent Game. and Wins Out
Over Several Veteran
Players.

s. Mosby. a dark horse, landed first
] place in the miniature tournament of the
Washington Country Club. at Jewel. Vs.,
yesterday afternoon. defeating Earl
Wheeler, up and in the final round of
| the first eight.
The youngster played a strong game,
| and, although 1t was his first tournament,
he eliminated a number Of the veteran
golfers of the club. one OF them being
William H. Woodman. who captured the
| tournament Of the club on Decoration
Day
Seyboth won from Truett in the final
round of the second eight by default.
while Piper disposed of Christman in the
third eight by defeating him l up in ten
holes
K. Church won the holiday nine-hole
handicap sweepstakes. with a card of 81.
which with his handicap of is gave him a
net score of So. Dion Birney was second,
with 20, and 1. Porter third, with =.
The low score in the qualifying round
was made by w. S. Belts. at 40. while
Earl Wheeler and DR.. w. Barr were
second. with Al each. The summaries:
FIRST EIGHT
First roupd-Wheeler defeated Camp
bell. up: Barr defeated Bowie, up;
Mosby defeated Belts. up and 3; Wood;
70 lnd-Wheeler defeated Barr. / up:
Mosby defeated Woodman. 2 up. Final
round-Mosby defeated Wheeler. up
and /.
SECOND EIGHT
First round-Green defeated Brummle-
kamp. up and 8: Truett defeated Nc
Clenihan. 1 up in 10 holes; Seyboth de
feated Black. l up in 10 holes; A. A. Biz
ney defeated Porter. up and 3. Semi
final round-Truett defeated Green. up
and B; Seyboth defeated A. A. Birney,
, up and ]. Final round-Seyboth won
from Truett by default.
THIRD EIGHT.
First round-Piper defeated Taylor, 3
up and 3 Shick defeated Hilles. up
and 8: Christman defeated Varella, up
and 9; Plat defeated Doing. l up in 10
holes. Semi-final round-Piper defeated
Shick up and 3: Christman defeated
Platt up and l. Final round-Piper de-
feated Christman, up in 10 holes:
The results in the holiday nine-hole
handicap sweepstakes were as follows:
arlf
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Analostans Protest Race.

Philadelphia. Pa, July 5-After today's
regatta on the Schuylkill, the Analos-
tans of Washington protested the I'm
dine Barge Clubs victory in the senior
eight-oared shell race. The Washing
ton club claims that Pepper and Borie
who Dared No. and Z, respectively, in
the winning crew. are members of the
University Barge Club and had no right
to compete under the colors of the I'm
dine Club.
of Pennsylvania varsity oarsmen and
rowed in Nickall's eight at Poughkeep-
sic last week. The protest was filed
with Commodore George G. Melloy. The
prizes-gold watches-were given to the
Undine winners. The protest will be
acted on soon.
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Two out when winning run scored.
Runs-Prince Watson. Kirkland. Martin, Haines
Lodge. Reber ~. C. Knott. First base by errors-
Washington Grove. 2; Lincoln. !. Left on bases
Lincoln, Z: Washington Grove. 3. First base on
balls-OH Knott. !: of Bischoh. z Struck out
By Knott, u: by BischoH. Is. Home run-Lodge.
Three base bits-Kirkland. Frazier. Twobase hits
Brake Reber. Watson, Zupnik. Sacrifice hit
Haines Stolen bases-Psince. Double plays
Tveedale to Haines to Reber: Lodge to Myers.
Hit by pitcher-By Bischof (Reber, 9. Umpire
Mr. Myers Time Of game-l hour and 50 minutea
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Two out vha winning run was sccrsd.
HD-R. Brcn. Murray q. Malone. Harold
Aontopoa1. O6utt Colbert %. Kenny. Poole.
pssseh9. 0lsaspa. Connss. q. Bsn. Earned uns
-aa0naa 8: ehanroek. Eirse bass b. srrurs-
0AOaA q Ghnnzoak Z Lsn @ hasss-SasAr
naa .: 0eek Z ma bass q haIis-Og
Mug1y. u Hosas. 8 lnnin0 Utehed-Hy HIM.
- Pss1s. u etzaek out-Dy murray. II: b. fupls.
Z. oss11ss hitD-fssIs. DssschR etnaea hsass-
DsssAa. oesek Nuay. Maisss Desbas plays-
osss.s 2 S g. ~, e b., ~ 1as 2
M zsR q. o6ak peo1D q. Rsss1
- - . assI - a aanlA
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FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-Petlar won; LARA. second; 8.
Stalwsrt third. ]. T. Virgins Son Of Pleasure.
Staranise. and J. o. Bernstein abo ran.
SECOND RACE-Hamptou Dame won; Garish
Sum- second; II. Bassett H. third. Mona G., Ex-
mer, and Corn Broom also ran.
THIRD RACE-Brandywine won: Kate K SEC
ond Joe Finn. third. venetia. Anxiety. and Plant
also
FOURTH RACE-Water Bass won; Tactics, &c
ond: squealer third Moving Picture also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Bob Hensley won: Rack Bay.
second Vogue. third. Recoil and The Widow Moon
also nn.
SIXTH RACE-Bernice won: Milestone. second
Phil Ungar third. Reserve, Iolite. Golden List.
and Seryia also nan.
SEVENTH RACE-Cuttyhunk won Bendel SO
opd Joe Stein third. Weyanoke, Font, Laird
O. Kilcaldy and Col. Holloway also ran.
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Raleigh Hotels; Fort Hunt, 3.

Runs-Tren, Brewer ~. Griscombe Gallagher.
AIhaugh t2,. johnson g. Krafeit. Left on bases
Raleigh. Z: Fort Hunt. 4. First base on balls-Oh
AIbaush. !; Oh Sigmon. 9. Hits made-On AlbauEh.
s. of Sigmon. 6. Struck out--By AIbsngh. 4; by
Sigmon, II. Two-base hits-Kmusen te). Krafeit.
Sacrifice hit-Lake Sacrifice hy-Lake. Stolen
bases-Albaugh q. Gallagher ~. Griscombe n.
Brewer ~. TERRELL t2l. Bornet. johnson. Krafeit.
Kmsuen. Double plays-AIbaugh to Griscombe to
Gallagher; Madden to Gallagher Hit by pitcher
By sigmoo. 5. Wild piteh-AIbaush. Balk-Al
bangh. Umprs-Messn. Klee and Nowlin. Time
Of eamsl hour and s minutes.
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DR.. T. A. CIaytor won the lS-hoIe nan
dicap match play against par for those
handicapped at Is or over, turning in
an even card
E. B. Babbitt was second. down; Capt.
A. G. Lott, third, 4 down; d. S. Barry.
fourth, down; R. p. Davis, fifth, :.
down. and G. T. Smith, sixth, down.
First honors in the 1S-hole handicap
match play against par for those ham
dicapped at Il or less went to W. r.
Tuckerman. who finished up. c. A. Full
Ter and ]. A. McIhenny were tied for Sec
ond, each being down, while ]. l..
Newbold was third, finishing down.
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Avondale, 8; Sycamore, 2.

Runs-Clements Gingell. Dittoe 81, Martin.
Schultz Giorannetti. Hsrsn Elliott. Two-tase hits
Martin 2. Three-base hit-Gingell. Home run
Gioyannetti. Hits made-Of Haley. 4; off McGrath.
I. Sacrifice hits-Talbott. II. Kinney. Stolen bases
Clements Dittoe ~. Martin 81. Schultz 90.
Giovannetd IN, Gingen. n. Wescott. Double play
H. Kinney 10 Harran. First base on balls-Od
Oliver S; OF Haley. 5; of McGrath. 2. Struck out
By Oliver, .; by haley. 2; by McGnth 2 Passed
-Giovannctti. Small a.. Umpire-Canol Per-
kins Time Ct game-2 hours.
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LOCAL PROS. IN CHAMPS.

Fred Mcleod. professional At
the Cslunbia Country Club, and
George Sargent. professional ut
the Chevy Chase Club, VIII leave
today for Fox Hills, N. Y. where
they will participate In the Met
ropoIitan golf championship
which Will be held at the Fox
Hills Golf Club on Thursday and
Friday. The play will be -
holes, IS holes being played each
day, and the LEGAL professionals
expect to make . good showing.
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Runs-Wilbridge, Minis. Volman, Strain az.
Snyder. Lowndes. Menoher. Shepard McQus
Earned runs-Marnes. S; Fort Myer. !. Twobose
hits-Menoher. MQue. Volman. Strain. jenkins.
Snyder. Stolen bases-W albridge. Minis 81. Strain
e., wyszynski. Hits made-On Keies 10 in 6
innings: off Suddarth. in innings. Struck out
BY Geies. 6; by Suddarth. 2; by Snyder. /
Base on balls-Of Snyder 4: of Gees. 4. Wild
pitch-Snyder. Double plays-Snyder to Minis to
Richards Snyder TO Minis to Strain to Snyder
Left on bases-Marnes. Z; Fort Myer. 8. Umpires
-AIessrs. Draney and Rocky. Time Of game"
hours
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PATCHEN Belle runs
FIRST AT ROCKVILLE
Trims Classy Field in 2:I8 Trot or
Pace at Maryland Societys
Races-2:25 to Leon H.

Rains early in the day interfered with
the large attendance expected to view
Independence Day racing in Rockville.
The track. drenched with water
through the night and early morning
hours, dried rapidly under the influence
Of sun and wind SO that by the hour
of o'clock, the time the first heat was
called, it had dried out. except in spots,
and was fairly fast.
With the dun mare Edna G., at the
pole, they We're off with little scoring
In the first heat of the Pts trot or pace.
Before the first turn was made Nor
decai took command, with Patchen Belle
fun length back, and Edna G. two
lengths farther still in the rear.
In the second they went well
punched into the back stretch, when
Thomas made play for the lead with
J. Henry. 1t was pretty struggle for
few rods between the son of GUNNER
and the son of Chocolate (both grand
sons of Todd), and the black daughter
Henry blew up. Thomas settled him
quickly. but the Belle and Mordecai
had opened a big gap.
The third and final heat the mare
and the two geldings had it hammer
and tongs again to the three-quarters.
first Henry and then Mordecai in the
lead, when Hersey unloosened a wrap
on Patcnen ana Sne again look COM
mand with Mordecai at her wheel
Once in the stretch she drew gradually
into lead of a sulky length. and. al
though Mordecai never stopped trying.
the mare had the best of him and was
given the verdict. J. Henry was again
third and trotted the race of his turf
career. AS for Mordecai-it will take
a good trotter to take his measure to
the two-lap tracks this year if he con-
tinues sound.
The 2:25 pace was between Bernard
Dougherty's brown gelding, Leon H, and
w. G. Buffers James B. Lady Virginia
May was short of work, but made good
showing. The first heat was easy for
Leon II. All Dougherty had to do was
to rate him along. Thomas. behind
James B., made several tries" near
home to head him. but soon saw his la
bors were fruitless.
The brown gelding. Snip, polished of
his field with ease in the trot and pace
that followed for cup.
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The Washington herald., 1915-07-06
JUNIOR GOLF TOURNEY.

Colsnbia Country Club will IN
augufste . Junior Golf Chan
pi0nship Tournament, IS holes
medal play, for boys between the
ages Of II and n who are en-
titled to the club privileges,
July o.
Prizes will he awarded to the
close 1t the club office ut Q ,. N.
July 8, play to start Friday, July
., 1t , p. m.
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Eagles Add Another.

The Herald Juniors forfeited to the Young Eagles
yesterday when they refused to give the latter
their seventh inning At the bat. after having .
one nun lead. The winners would like TO arrange
game with some l2year-old team for Juyl s
Address communications to Manager R. Martin,
ISL Eleventh street northwest.
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FOWLER AND VAN LEER
FIRST AT COLUMBIA
Capture Best Ball Handicap Medal
Play Tourney with Gard
of 81

w. Z. Fowler and c. c. Van Leer
captured the Best Ball Handicap Medal
Play tournament held at the Columor.
Country Club yesterday afternoon, turn
ing in card OF g..
J. w. Brawner and L. w Heron wei Q
runncrs-up with card of 90.
Van Leer played an exceptionally
good game, making the seventh, twelfth
and sixteenth holes below par, and the
second. fourth. fifth, eighth and four
teenth at par.
Tine card of the winners was as fol-
lows:
p,,, : Z s-t1
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HAYOfF REQUIRED IN
HANDICAP MEDAL PLAY
H. A. Giles Beats ]. c. Minnengerode
in Thirty-six-hole Match at Chevy
Chase Tournament.

H. A. Giles won the 36-hole handicap
medal play tournament at the Chevy
Chase Club yesterday Afternoon. tying G..
C. Minnerigerode for low score with 147
and beating him in a play Oft of nine
holes by two strokes. -
The card of the nine hole play-on was
as follows:
Minnerigerode. s5465 S SIS
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Tennis Champs POSTPONED.

Pittsburgh July AN the final national cham
ponship tennis matches scheduled for today were
postponed account Of rain.
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w. S Belts. 40: s. Mosby. Il: Earl
Wheeler, Al: Dr. W. Barr, Al; William
woodman. AZ; E. H Bowie. A.; Dion
Birney. IS; W. Campbell, 43.
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Jess Willard's Wife Not Ill

Schenectady. Luy 4.--JCss Willard here with a
circus, denies the rrpurt that his wife Ill or
suffering from tuberculosis. She l. travelling with
him The champion aSsUrrs the public that he can
take ~ any member q his family II i'll
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IT PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the Bureau Of Standards Washington ID. c.
until O'Clock p. m, AUGUST .. 1915 and then
opened. for furnishing labor and materials necessary
10 the construction Of a Chemical Laboratory Build
ing on the Premises OF the Bureau Connecticut
avenue and Pierce Mill road. Drawings specifca-
lions. and Eecessary blank forms may b. obtained
upon Application to Dom & Demiug Architects
e0 SeTenteeuth street northwest Washington ID. c.
deposit of SO must accompany each application
, of which will be refunded upon return Of the
drawings. etc.
SAILED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the Bureau Of Standards. Washington, D.
T.. until O'Clock y. m. August 2 1916 and then
opened. for furnishing labor and materials necps-
sary to the construction Of . Chemical Laboratory
Building on the premises Of the Bureau at Con-
necticut Avenue and Pierce Nell Road Draw
ings. Specifications and necessary blank forns nay
be obtained upon application to Dom snd Dem
ing. Architects. Ss Eth st. NV, Washington. ID.
c. A deposit OF so must accompany each apph-
cation. IS Of which will be refunded upon return
Of the drawings. etc. =.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE, RECEIVED BY
the Quartermas;er General Of the Army, Wash
lngton, ID. c. until O'Clock ,p no ESst stn time
JULY g. 1915. for furnishing hariware md tools for
delivery during the fiscal war 1916 dspsts Of the
S'iartermaster Corps Gstet in scheoile Schedules
furnished upon application 70 Qusseenaaster Gen.
<ral. U. 8. A.. Washington. ID. C..-M~E Depot
Quartefmasier. o. s. A.. Washington, d. c. Sup
Elemental Schedule No. > NSs
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MARINES ADD ANOTHER.
Trim Fort Myer Club in Good
Game, g to 8.

Fort Myer. Va, July 1.-The Marines
of the Government League defeated the
post team at this place for the Service
Championship of Washington by the
score of S to 5. Score:
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LINCOLNS ARE BEATEN.
Warrington Grove Team Lands
Overtime Game from Locals.

Washington Grove, Md, July 5.-The
local team defeated the champion Lin
coin club. of Washington, here today In
an exciting eleven-inning contest, to 4.
The Lincolns made a total Of fifteen
hits, but poor work on the bases cost
them the verdict.
Chester Knott and Ray Bischoff both
twirled brilliantly, with honors favoring
the latter. Score:
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In ST. LOUIS the fans say you've got TO see
the Indians play IN appreciate the Browns. In
Cleveland they say the rrTtrse
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EDUCATIONAL.

The Mercersburg Academy
FOR BOYS Mercersburx, Pa.
Send for catalogue to
VIM. Mann Irvine, Pad. LID, Head
master. Box 12S.
COACHING OF GRADED AND HIGH
School subjects for backward boys and
girls. successfully taught, by an expert
enced teacher. Address M. f.. M, 20
Adams st. NV. Phone n. 2674 j.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-10-23
JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB AT ST,
aCHOIAAsTICA's ACADEMY.

Thursday. October II, 1t $3.50 p.
m, the clubs recently elected presi-
dent. Miss Mildred Maher. Of Algiers,
La. entertained the members of the
club, and spared no pains nor effort
to make the affair enjoyable to all.
There were present: Mercie and
Pearl Lacroix, Genevieve Caswell,
Cecile and Olga Baxter, Zelda and
Floyd Adams, Helen Frederick,
Viola Badon. Marion Dazet, Amanda
Lancaster, Elise Galatas, Hazel War
rem, Helen Nagel, Blanche Machray,
Irene Christ, Thelma Barba, Carme-
lite Sims, Marguerite Schwartz, Dor
othy Langenstein, Bertha Lacroix,
Eunice Duplantis, Christeele Rel
math, Lillian Wallace.
All the members Of our little club
enjoy the benefit Of q practical
course in physical culture and elocu-
ton. under the direction Of an able
teacher
Every Saturday morning at 10
o'clock, we meet at the Academy to
take our exercises. which we enjoy
very much. Once q month we have
test recitals, and the ones that re-
cite best receive q reward. This
month the prizes we're won by Mil
dred Maher, Helen Frederick and
Elise Galatas.
HAZEL WARREN,
Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-10-23
M. @. b. NOTES.

Now that the children Of Coving-
ton have shown their ability in lit
erary, musical and athletic work,
they have branched out into still
another field and one which is popu-
larly considered as q purely aesthet-
ic one, that of dancing. On Thurs
day October 49, at the Parkview
Theatre, with q matinee perform
ance at o'clock, the dancing school
under the direction Of Miss Mickle,
will add a most interesting number
to the program which is being given
for the benefit of the restaurant de-
partment of the Parish Fair. In
favor Of the good cause as well as
for the encouragement Of the child
rem this entertainment should be
largely attended.
All M. C. B. Members be sure and
attend the social meeting Of the club
to be held on Thursday, October %,
and $3.50 o'clock. It will be q pure
ly social affair for all the members.