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NO VOTE ON PROPOSAL
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full if the democrats will wage an organized fight against it. Among the chief proposed amend ments are the shortening of the ballot so as to make the governor, lieuten- ant governor, attorney general and comptroller the only elective state of ficers; an executive budget system, votes for women, and a broader power for cities in relation to the regulat- ing of local affairs and the revising of charters.
 Other amendments proposed provide for the raising of the annua> salary of the governor from ten thousand to twenty thousand dollars a year, the salaries of the legislators from fifteen hundred to twenty five hundred and railroad fare from their homes to AL bany.
 Giving the legislature the power to prohibit manufacturing in tenements.
 Bringing victims of occupational diseases under the provisions of the workmens compensation act.
 Re-apportionment along lines which will prevent Greater New York from having a majority in the senate for ten years at least.
 Substituting serial for sinking fund bonds, and otherwise changing the bonding systems for state and city along lines which it is believed will save millions in interest charges.
 Giving the legislature the right to permit the state tax commission to tax all personal property for state and local purposes and tax the property of all corporations.
 Constitutionalizing both public ser vice commissions which have been formed since the last constitution was adopted.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-05
LAB0R'S ANNIVERSARY;
 HOW II WILL BE OBSERVED

committee been elaborate The @ shGt and Anderson Gney will @ t @ & % 3 a s tns % 1 m n n ss of " s aaa "nG be r given & D 0tner aq necessarily M M M m Dsv % ' d % M % W@ have her work to Go sports
  At Riverside Park under Is IzNo spoRfs s p's"'< Trades 0'''' 1;Oo ArsSyd @ race race for girls n under L l5 s.t.s ouo n mercna l'' Gst P ss fSG %a1Sa 1S 1G snr donated by the Hub Cloth Prize one-pound candy. donated by the centra n:l' "TaI ss ,. 1:3O P M-5Oyd race for married union men,
 Prize Armour's by the Union Meat 1a' MPa r s @ d es c rafe S. sGS Dnas ao % over . ~ 1:4o P M.-25yd fat womens race 15o pounds or over
 Prize. P. Nf--25 for married ladies. z Ene ] s1Ge E0d M O2 ] n" % @GnatH % by fiess Co., six of silk fibre hos donated by Goldberg P. wiey
 WATER SPORTS 'S| Irize. stand, donated by conpany bathing su,d by the Boston Store sso0 bar shoes donated by Vie Iranny. 5o hat donatod by the ' vaieS Clothing Company Prize i6re silk shirt donated o by 'ily Hder proz Prizes donated 500 4s os sP Dp asn soy eas M ye ss.s fancy han. miro, for his even NY
 one founta pen donated by the
 
  NJ MI rize waltz.
 First prize z. for for gold bracelet. worth of toi4 do- by DugSo
 First prize for gentleman, of military Drug Store
 & 
 Iady's donated by Cmp
 Gentlem pair of shoes donated nv w Store
Arizona republican., 1915-09-05

Percy Grainger, the brilliant Austra- lian pianist-composer, will appear sev- eral times next season as solist with the New York Philharmonic. One of the works he will play is the piano concerto of Frederick Delius.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-05

krupp. the gunmaker, was passion
 ately devoted to Italian folk music and other airs. His favorites which he often called for, were "Addio bella
 Napoli.' ''Verrei morire,' and Non e |Vero'
Arizona republican., 1915-09-05

The people of western Pennsylva- nia have just finished celebrating the fifty-sixth anniversary of the dis covery of petroleum by Edwin L. Drake, who operated near Oil City, Pa, and bored the first oil we'll in 1859 Although Drake's discovery added millions to the wealth of the state, he died in poverty The Ma tional Petroleum Association has an- nounccd it's intention to keep alive the nam If Drake and do him honor.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-05

Ann Swinburne will return to this season as the star of new operetta by Franz Lehar.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29
Slated to Pitch Thoroughbreds Await Gong at Bowie
Entire Stable Room
Is Taken at Bowie
Georgetown Will Open
Exhibition Games Here

Georgia Tech on Saturday. Indications
now point {" EraHnan working against
tho Nationals Wednesday. with Tommy
Thompson. the local ss,ndlottc-. who is
NAL ing good with Il vengeance with tho
GeorSctoHE Ciub. in reserve.
Georgetown was unfortunate in got
ting away TO = very poor start in its
Southern tour. as Capt. Torncy was kept
out Of the first three games because uf
n slight attack Of blood poiSumin. In
his arms. while Don Weems. III" first
string catcher on last years varsity was
replaced br irwin. new ba"kStnr.
We"mS returned to MS position in the
last game however and came through
with three clean bin-Ice. Including q
doubt. while Tourney likewise totaIed
three safe ones. between thcm driving
in five runs.
Shugru". who started the season in tn"
oIt';cld. has been shifted 10 second
base. replacing Calnsu. II. quartz back
or IN" football team. and In all rrnha -
hilty will r"main fixture there. Mike"
Rcradini a product of GoorsCtoNn'S own
Prcn Is making tremendous bid for
the vacant outfieid Job. and at present
hccausc OF his consistent work on the
Southern trip seems 10 have the call
on both Noark and Joyce. OF the 70
serves.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29
Johnson Will Start
Against Richmond Club

Local fans viii get their first oppor-
tunity 10 sec til" Nationals in action
Wednesday afternoon wh-n they meet
the Georgetown University nine at the
ball park in tho first exhibition game
of the season. Manager Griffith, partly
as a favor to tho collcgians. and more
over. to give the public their first taste
or real baseball. has promised to pitch
Waiter johnson for at least five in
ming. and perhaps for the whole game
All the rockies that are be-
ing tried by Washington will also be
seen in action during some part OF tho
game. s" the fan. may get a line on
th" n"w material that may add the
necessary strength to keen the local ou;-
fit in the remnant hunt
Tic Hilltop aggregation returned from
tho South late yesterday afternoon
where they PLACED four -ames meeting
the University az Georgia. and Georgia
Tech In two genes each. Coach Reilly
" HE disappointed that his charges an
n"Ncl h"t one Victory n four starts. IL
nevertheless -Irai!y enCVrIra -rd BY III"
r.tchin: displayed hy Freddy Brannar.
= l"uncs'"r haiIinE from Boston Latin
School. who rcce.Eed his first baptism.
in college baseball when he hurled tho
iH"" and GRAY TO as victory over
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST ENCT -Fnvr flrlOngs Frs5v. IL II.
Carte Cv.u. Ju = ont. won SAVING. il5 tMolss-
wqril : 20 :. at -.-~rnd: ! u. SuS< rs 0nTmes'.
,at. rhirG Time ofs. Schueuturs. ard Mega
hons also ran
SECOND EA'E-FIre snd onchaE furl"nss Van
Horn TO m. Clarkl. 10 .. eTeu. 20 .. wo'
Zig I.umav If az. CARROLL > to = even. second
kr'v StarfrI az iHofman' even. third. Time.
In7l5. ks;Hrvn Roberts. Agnes C.. Zulu. Va
Hy NIr. T-U-- -. 10" Eu-hCT. Eye White. Com
rcrdaticn. VI a Eduh end FELIX'S also
THIRD RAE Mil. SPINDLE. IT tMolcsSorthN.
{, l. . - J. even won; BLACK Mate. 10 u.
Huirhsl - T. ~v"n Scund: Csnt"In. 100 r..
,&r;,-l "v>n. thrrd. Time. I:iI - AcImcn.
& " Kcunors hrra Hcch Stolen Ante. LADY
Niu;. ,lco Sam Common and Rr"Zcr sl~p rar.
FnIETH RACE Mile John ECar'iun. los tEI"T
marr t. : to 3. TO ; Won: Tran>srt. n GO.
C.rrln. ,sCr, to :. soo"nd: Gordon E'asS',i.
Y" ,NuIr~vorth,. ! To . third. Time. lso2 ;.
\. l.. Wounw,si. Bn and ANY Fort also
FIFTH EA''E- Five AVID on half furIonSs. tn
Marvaai. Ins m. Shrnr'. :" !. > to !. sorund
g 80 HinI's. YULa. IcnnauSht Coricrs and
Clerrat also
SMITH RACE Seven frlonEs. F"-'Sact lns
trs-nrv'. I" l. to ). ! 10 5. won: Thcoduita.
100 tMnlCsvnr;hi. tu & - ) Sropnd: Dad Dsrics.
II C>tcTcusl Ia =. third Time. d IL. LADY
Young. TWI'iS':. Wavcriu-. John Huri- Blue Beard
and Ecns Brother also ran.
SEVENTH RAC&-opc and one eighth miles.
B1rrlah s. . MARCEL. to ) to TO- I TO ;
won: NOInday Jr.. ~ 90. CARROLL. to J. 7 10 5
srrnd: Ar Rick. 10 II. shilling. rrcn third
Tine. STA Cordis T.. Tony Koch, Hotter and
Frcda johnson sisp ian.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29
Over 800 Thoroughbreds Are
Ready for the Opening at
Prince Georges Park.
OFFICIALS TO ARRIVE

Bowie. Md. March "S-ToniSht there IL
NOT an empty stall on Primo" George
ttrk. over 20 thorouShbrcds now being
h"r" with ~ more at BcnninG. from
which place a special horse tran will
run To this place every morning. This
afternoon ". x. MidGcly arrived from
Aiken. :. g. with the stab" of Clifford
\. t"ckrau. Nho mas secured contract
Toy the services of Walter Lilly. the
crack rider at New Orleans. With the
exception nf I'iginny. cunn"mara. Royal
Martyr. and The Mirchioness. tn" ''Ock-
ran establishment comprises :-ycar-olds.
tWCnINc in number. which are being htted
fu tn" coming season. Tin" youngsters
arc all credited With first-"lass trials.
They arc Tar Brush. l.. g. by Bon
Brush Lady lI"rt"nSc. EruShwoUd Eoy.
nr. g. by B".r Erush-ibam": Broom corn.
II r. ny Bcm EruSh-Tanaw ha: Short
BALLOT cn. G.. by Nutcr-Ca:lOt'a e.: Pr"-
hihitinu ch. 60 by Notcr-'iondv Good:
Feminist ch. f. 10y Votcr-BclI" Of Ash
land: pIeionc. hr. T.. by SaiT-Spudriit;
Primo Of como. l.. C.. by Disguise
claudia: Nirman. br. e. by Waterway
colonial. Hands on. b. G. by rlaudit-
McddliES Mary: I'ovonshirc Dolly. Il. Z.
10y Hr"omstick- Sankara: Pantomnc. D. +.
by Peter Pan Bcncfactrcss.
larry Carey. who was formerly agent
Frank !. Nolan. the Albany brewer. was
an arrival from Oriental Park. Havana.
Yesterday. Carey will hav" half dozen
to campaign at Prince Georges Park,
hoaiCd by Colonel Holloway. the winner
u the Preakncss at Pimlico two years
ago. Colonel Holloway WAS Carcy's
principal brCadwinner at the Cuba track.
Patton the winner of ten races las;
season and a chestnut rugged son of
4
Di-I, Pending by \. p Doyle. and h"
vii nc raced during the Bowie meeting.
AG"ruom Dangerfisld. +. T.. Smith. tn"
steward representing the Jockey club.
Judge Murphy and Starter Dade will ar
rive Wednesday. Racing Secretary
Joseph McT.cnnan is here. and his
rival WAS celebrated 10y unfurling to the
breeze the MARYLAND flag on the big pole
in the center field.
Tho track was the mecca Cnr A large
crowd Of visitors today. including some
from Philadelphia. liner" were a bot of
horses given a hard workout. Elmadi
hrcczcd IS in 10. Stentor did mile in
iyI. very hamCIly. Americas Tomped Is
in I:lN. Polly II. went along for one-half
easy in ~ North"rner did the same dis
lance in 5ll2. Nipeth mile in l:50. Re
Inarnabie. three-uuarters in lis: Snaps.
half in -.
Some Of tho star Eastern horses that
have been prepared for the meeting are
Eiskin. winner Of last seasons Metropol-
irau Handicap: Flying Fairy. winner of
tho Bowie at PimliCo last fall; Garbage
ard Trial by Jury. two OF the most
promising 3-year-olds in the East; Filter
gold and StrombOli. Headmast. G. NJ.
Miller Ella Bryson. Scnprolus and Sur
rrising Isidora. Protector. Or. l-arrick
and Carbide. Star Gaze. Headmast and
Cazzanc. The MasGIeradcr. Boxer. Har-
~ Shaw. Slumb"r II and the 5-ycar old
Hauherk. a fun brother of Gamer.
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HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RA'E-Frr- and onchaf frlone.. Phil
Cnrnor. l6 LCnc~i. 10 3 4 to S, to ). won
Unity. 81 (G,rtucrl. 10 l. even. second: Free Will
- Pitzl ercn. third Tune In. Gen. Warren
Idiola. Csle'luinrIan. Bcn Wilson and Daylight
al" ran.
SECOND ENCF-Fv- ard onchaf fuIon-S
Nisadno Ia5 lIssnStcTSl. tn I. . to l. even wun
Lnhcngrin. is n.a~rrtvl. TO s. out. second: Chill
ton Trance. 10, tOhc-:>. even third. Tirr- lis
EnStic MaId inC.rcrcda. Miss Brush and volthcrpe
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Firc furionSs Bunicr. n3 robin
SOM to 10. to s. out. won: Wander liz tObcrtl
to 10. | tn > second: Charley McFerran ~
Hanover. even. thirl. Time. l:o Water Lad
Some Kid. Cherry ed and Moncrief ais, ran.
FOURTH RACE-SiI fIriorgs Inferno Queen
10 Oindsrvl TO !. to :. even. won: King Rad
ford. IL tFIir'N ( t. 5 > TO s. second: Transpwt
Is tHanoyer) . to !. third. Time. II Proctor
Ajax Virs,o. Little MaTchmont. The Monk and
Ssrdello also
FIFTH RACE-si1 f'Irlonss. Lean Shark ~
Stuart TO . TO S. to g. won: Catharine
Turner Sc tGatner>. to 7. even. second: MortsyIe
10 CRobin.on) ont. third. Time. Is. Flask
Nimesis. Fairy Godmother. Madeline and Our Ben
also rar
SIXTH RACE-Mr-. Serulveda los uaH.rtyN
l to . 20 T. out, won: Mockler. III tHancvcrl
10 l. to s. second; Racy. % N.amaster,', I to 5
third Tine rs. Duke Of Shelby. Beaumont
Belle Apiastcr. Runway and Euterpe also rsl--
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Sellins: .ycartolds: four furIonzs
Rnbafax lel: Neldt. lOl: Oreta. lol: Little Blues
I03: Thema Marie. los; Lola, rs: Frank Patter>on
IL: Easblancs. ia.
SECOND RACE-Selng: sysar-oids; five and
ore half fmlonrs Ayonbesr. %: Fred T.. %
Himyar Lass IS: Eiieen r.. Is; Old Bob. s.
Little Abb q: Barbarita. io3; Charity Ward. lo5;
Firalee IUe: Skinny b. lbs.
THIRD RACE-Sellins: tyearolds and upward
fv. furIonrs Renwsr lGe: Woods. lG: Fitzgerald.
Ic.; Summer Hill. 10; Pinkland 10: Caronome.
10; Nodaway. 10: Split Second. n3: CrILoa. ll3:
Charles Goetz lI5 Cesario. is: George Oxnard lis
FOURTH RACE Selling; +year-olds and upward
five and ouehAf furlcnss. sain'ille. l@: iSloo,
Ios: Lady Fender. los: Ioscas. liz; Round Cr NJ;
Ancestors, lis: Kathryn Rob'rtS. il5: Zenotek.
III: Noble Grand. lis: Buck Thomas. us.
FIFTH Selling: 5ysar-oIds: five and one
half fur'ongs. Helen Isyhould los: Petit Rlsn.
los: Frokcndslc 10; Suidcrs Best 10: festerSrn.
10: Zang.rce. 10: Viva. IL: Elue Racer. III:
Eoggy johnson lis: John Spohn. l1'.
SIXTH RACE-Sel'nz: %ycar-oids and upward
nile. Gyif -: Goidy. loo IehiEh. ls: Barnard.
.o5: Bhtcn. los: Eckdaris. -: F1r.t Star. IN
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29
MAY ENTER LEAGUE.
Advent TO Apply to Sunday School
Circuit.

tie ra"nsli :s.m -cUreS-n:irc y, Church ~
Tire 'orcnt Meas Club has orsan;,s-I for t;e
COMM ses.on and eIFccts 20 have . strong
team in the reid. The team had its first u,c-
tie Monday afternoon and although the weather
Was much more suitable for football tbsn for
baseball, the MN who b-nel the snow and
March wind had a good wo-k-o:t
Among the men who will be on IT.. club
roster 49, Chucky" Dsmpier. crack third bSse
man Z" The Commissioners las. year who will CAP
an Lc team: BllHdon. Hunt-mann .-Tick''
Lowe, am Dyer. number Of other men WHO
have made reputation in amateur basebar In the
District Will he in the lineup when the team
iaocs CentFsi High Schco! in the fpt game O:
the season Msnil n
he team has made application for membership
10 the East Washington Sunday Schoc! Iear7Ie
but Is oTcn for Esmes with any O. the fast anna.
teur teams in the District. or in Maryland and
Virginia, and would like 10 hear from the LINCOLN,
TroJsns. Alexandra CARDINAL Crscrnts. Keller
Church. HLhroox A. c. Tenralytown and o.h.,
fast teams regarding ram-s
II. W. Tallman. l!6 stree. northwest is
rIanaser Of the team and is preparing the schea
uie for the season.
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Erdman Sells Ball Stars.

AEsrtouu. March 5. President MGI :. ETdnan.
n the Allentown team. han sold number n his
rly,rs. Danny MG;echan. second haseman. will so
- Mar,h.strr. y II. managed LIZ Tom keadv
tho Lchigh I-rir-4stv cnach. Ready is s,sD snI-
io:IS bct Rip Camel. ths haTd-hittirs Alien
Town oItfeldcT. Murray has been sold 20 Grand
RAPIDS. and u IL likely that StUtZ. 81 Philadelphia,
Su-'Scn. will so with Jimmy Jackson. formerly
with tn. Wilmington maragc:. to Topeka IyS
iIoruar. f-ncrly the Reading manager. has
N.Igh: R-1-. III. fast first bascnIln: Monroe the
catcher and hurk,l. q frst-clsss hlckS.nn- John>
Castle. who managed Alle-tUwn last sason. had
contracted with Springfield Ill. u manage its
team in IL. ThrecI League. hus son afterw.rd
Springfield o1stsd from that organization.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29
FOOTBALL FANS GET BUSY.
Applications Are Being Made for
the trmy-Nayy Game

Wos; rC'r'. y. T.. Ma-ch 3.-AlthouEh il s
'ar CIV - "eVt NoTtrn cr anil rGe Ann Nav
classic are oren sending their Subscription
IN the Ann Athletic Council in the hone that
an "a-!' Subscription will insure seats for the
game. Now that It has been dcinitelr decided
- Tdsv he contest fhr ro'o Grounds in N,w
Nfa. followers of army athletics are t-.nly inter
eS'cd. and ihusc in "hsrgc n tho matter al the
Military Acadeul- are kent buy answering inquiries
NJ subscriptions will h received b. the athletic
cr'in~l Uros~ The dnnor is iniUrsrd hv officer
Of III" amy Or cadet al the arsiemv
The secretary treasurer ~ the athletic council.
1iC"t. 6 Ncv--. annorInccs that Sst5 for IN.
Army N5v- ia+sci ball game. which scheduled to
take rlane horr May % will h reserved for
thnsN ncTh-rS = thc athletic association wh,
dssIr- them
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29
Want Odds of Willard.

Havana. March 2.-Jess Wizards training quar-
tiers at the Mirzmar Gardens are becoming the
Mecca u all Havana society. both men and women.
near.
1t is estimated that shout loo men and women
watched Willard 30 through his training stunts
today.
Betting the fight is slrcady heavy and there
Is a laEe amount Of willard money in sight
though the hettors faroring the white challenger
are asking good odds.
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To Manage Kayseefeds.

hausas CITY. Mo. March cs.-PeryI.tcut runo-s
which rcnaiu undcnicd. have it that John q.
King. former worlds champion Nub catcher. has
sis7ed q c"ntrart to catch for ard manage the
Kansas City Federal LcagIc club. in ca the
ronrt Keeps tho club here. King announrnd q
month ago thst he wanted 10 rIay ball IN this his
home town. He said he wanted 70 buy the Amer
lean Association club. hut failed to mc.t owr-r
Tatrans terms. According To his close friends.
local Fri bacscrs induced him TO sign for
year at reported salary for sTcnn. The deal will
he announced at a Federal League banquet here
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29
Condemns Bleachers,

81. louis Ma-r 8.-BuillInc OcmmisfonT
McK"iry today condemned the north and east
riesci,ers Of Robinson Field. the home Of the
Ca-diraia They have seating caractty Of 1000.
TIE building commissioner declared that they can
Rot be made -efe in less than two months time
According TO Schuyler r. Bitton. president Of tire
Cardinals today. this means that The Cardinals
will play .. Sports;nans Park until the lst q June
The fist game Of the spring series scheduled Cor
Robinson Field next Saturday. ha, been transferred
20 III. American League Park
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TO FIGHT DUTCH BRANDT.
Kid Williams, to Meet Brooklyn Boy
In Baltimore

haltin'rr March S-Sann~ Hams manager NJ
h"l Williams. announced this afternoon rha, thu
rantam weight will met TrIt Il Brandt. uf Rrooh
~ IN hit"'n r'''nd bout in this ci'v during IN"
sgTinc h"r.r facing cImralSr. which L-c1rs Anil
]. and "l"~cs May .. Williams ard Erardt u,c, in
fast ten round g. in Erooklyn s.nc months a.a
I'm Ar-1i ;. before the nlymIi7 \ \. rhiiad-IrhI,
"IihsmS Will meet i.0GNiana for rounds lie
POUND.
Negotiations will rrnb&b'T h. ~o<~d sonr WITH
Ne" orleans r-umo;rrs for a twenty -ruuui but fuf
IN" chamTr"n>hip between Williams and IUh7n-
ki". the sensational 81. I-rIs bantam tho mill
10 lie staged IN NAV
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Harris Accepts Offer.

Batnnore. March s.-sammy Harris. manager Of
hf Wilkins. has accepted an offer from Pro-
motcr ID. ]. Totorich. Of New Orleans. for Will
Jams 10 meet a bantam being developed in the
southern CITY in . twenty-round bout in May.
Williams will meet Battling Lain. Of New York.
In brnoaiyn next month. and April I. will
box Jimmy Murrdy. Of New York ct the Olympia
Athletic Club. In Philadelphia Williams will do
all his training in the future in this city.
Williams. whose battle With Kiibane in Phiis-
deiphia last week nettcd him S 5oo has barkencd
10 the lure OF the savings bank. He today de-
rpsfed 4 goodly portion of the fruits 4 his Sight
N local hank
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Pick White to Beat Gross.

New York. March 3.-Charlie White the Chicago
fighter. is TO farorite over Leach Cross. the
East Side dentist. in their coming battle Thurs
day night. Both lads putting in s,me god
training Hicks. Cross SAYS he will win inside OF six
rnurds and many bets are being made that the
fight win end before the ten rounds 90 br. The
ccncensus Of opinion Is that tn. man to put over
the first damaging punch will win.
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Runs Cant TO-. TcpDs, on Hrlrry -, rrsc
81. Callahan g. W Smith ~ Mr1'art~ Jordan
Gaycr MurThv. Brad. EIrnNI runs Hcrv Name
10; Capital C''v. First bssr hy crruF~ TRINITY.
!: CarTtsI ,'itv. !. Lrft IN ha,cs Trinity. ::
Capital City. = Irr>t las halls or Iry,L,n
>; of Eradv s. Innings Tit"hcf-E Jordan = h.
Brady 6. His madr-Df Jordan 6: ~ Rradv, r.
Struck ont Ev Jordan. ;: ~ BRADY Two base
hits-D. Tcrnr- m ]. POorr p Callahan Gav~r
Stolen haSez-W. STit'i ~. ". HiIIery ~ T.
Cant. Gaycr. Tmrirc-Mr. IonS. Time II game
huau and y minute. Attcndanc--lp
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Snortsmen FIGHT incl

Atlanta. ia. March Sin a revolver duel this
afternoon on the steps Of the Carnegie Library,
just OF Beachtrce street, Atlanta's principal thor
oushfare. "Stoge' Waters. a weIl-knowu character
in sporting circles, was shot and killed by Walter
Daniels, also well known among the handbook
makefl
Daniels was himself wounded. bu not seriously.
It is reported the shooting the result Of
quarrel . gambling deal.
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Hoffman Loses Shooting Title.

Allentown. N1!ch E.-Pe.tcnt Max :. Erdnan
the veteran hall player # Philadelphia. who re-
Gently won the white flyer championship II Fem
syrana. did not hold his it'll. long Joseph Grarc.
Of the Deauare Water Gap. taking it away from
him yesterday in match az Pom: Breeze. The
men shot at twenty five birds and Graves went
down the lire without miss Hoffman failed To
bring down his frs. bird but killed tine r-naiuin:
twenty four straight
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Crescents Get Started.

The Crescent A. {. will play the Petworth A. c.
March 3 II their homo diamond. Seventeenth and
ID streets sou'neaS. at 2:n o'ciok. The following
viii b. the incur: GARRISON. catcher; Bon Sig
neur. first bS~; 0uiegley. second hasc: lehman,
shorts,op: BALDWIN. third base: Arcn. right 6cld
Gsrratt, center field: Belt left field. and Young.
PITCHER. AM other teams desiring cams. address
Go"re LA18 napaS,r. HS PennSsiysaia syeuus
scu,hcaSt
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Toronto Trains at Durham.

T5-outo. Oa. Msrch :s.-President McCafery. Of
the Toronto International League club. has made
known his training pIans. The PLAYERS under
Manager Clymcr will gather at Durham. y. C..
20 remain there until the season opens it being
understood Toronto will open at Richmond
April .. Clymer gradually is gathering team
together and with sIch aid he will receive
from various major league clubs expects TO have
his EIusd complete soon.
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Princeton. y. J.. March S-Frinceton will opou
her baseball sssS'n tomorrow with Gettysburg.
Wills NiilsnoEs comes IN Princeton on Saturday.
Coach Clarke has had his out n doors for
the last few 6a-s. AVID temporary diamond has
been laid out In corner Of tho field whore
T-actce games with the second team have beer
r!aye5