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g0ieber i'm s,irnit.

Observation-Disclosures Solmes. Ser iidj
aeitern nit Dem 6oa Der iSrau glnua
g)puua, BON Der &ine StraBe. geseit
ben 8oli5iitcn @eoree 1npIor BON
oritteu @oli5eibiitrtft 5u bcfniieH
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iprah ben @oIi5iiten uller Siinocn
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8oriaa lid in Der g8obnuug Iaplors
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ipieIte. Ter genmte bate iidp ae5lrilu-
gen ssTebeu bic SlGeerin Oh ibreS
uurpiirOigeu 9etragens ans
ieiHer @Obnitns su eatfernen.
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aranfenbaus unb beseidnet bas ~
ben yD0dnerinnsnidal. Sm ftaoti'
ffen. 4ofpifal ipurbsn i'm Ottober
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trtunt.

Wibratbtn. Gbeu sts
trennt
Rihtsr Sofepb q. QeQep na6m gez
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Mo., sebeiraibet BAT, pse.n Ridtpsr.
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1903; Anna 6 GfhmIn, ssb. Hoi,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-06-30
SPORT WINNERS
Terminal Branch's Outing to Chesa-
peake Beach a Success in
Every Way.

The excursion of the Terminal Y. NJ.
c. A. to Chesapeake Beach yesterday is
declared to have been success in
every way. A large crowd was in at
tendance to witness the athletic events,
which were a feature of the day. The
results of these follow:
l0e-yard dash-Winner. C. Mckay.
Standing broad jnmp-Winner, W. L. Kehl.
Running broad Winner, c. Mckay.
Elephant race-Winner, G.. s. Soper, c.. Nc
Kay. - 80. -
Coat collar and hat raceEWinner, C. Mckay.
Couple relay raee-Winners, Miss NJ. McCauly,
J. Stansbury. -.
5o-yard dash uadies, sixteen to twenty)-win-
ner. Miss NJ MicCauley.
Flaming race lades, sixteen to twenty
Winner, Miss Jennie Hughes.
J0-yard dish '(ladies over twenty)-Winner,
Mrs NJ. Zones.
Flaming race Oadies over twenty)-Winner,
Miss N. Jones.
75-yard dash (hoys twelve, to sixteen)-Win-
ner. Francis Sweeney.
Hopping race tboys twelve to sixteen)-Win-
ner. Francis Sweeney.
75-yard daeh (boys seven to eleven)-Winner,
John Mooney.
Hopping race boys seven to eleven)-Win-
ner. William Kennedy.
5O-yard dash tgirls twelve to sixteen)-Win-
ner. Madelaine Royal.
Hopping race (gfrls twelve to siItcen)-Win-
ner. Madelaine Royal.
50-ysrd dash girls seven to eleven)-Winner
Louise McCauley.
Hopping race girls seven to eleyen)-Winner,
Louise McCauley.
3O-yard dash (boys and girls under seven)-
Winner, Marie Stebns.
Reindeer race-Winner. c. Mckay.
Human wheelbarrow race-Winners, c. Mckay
G.. s. Soper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-06-30
HOWARD LOOKS LIKE
STAR IN TENNIS PLAY
Captures Two Matches in Singles
and Is Also Winner in,
the Doubles.

The junior tennis tournament on the
courts of the Dumbarton Club made
good Roadway yesterday, the singles
getting down to the semi-finals and
play in the doubles advanced to the
third round. G. c. Howard, who re-
Gently played in the Chevy Chase tour
ney, was a winner in three matches,
two in the singles and one in the dou-
bles.
Carr and English furnished the
greatest match in the doubles, elimi-
mating Showalter and Seaton in the
first round. with scores of IS, SO
and 12-10, the battle lasting two
hours and half. Hughes and Miller
also gave fine exhibition, defeating
Taylor and Manning. They lost the
first set, 81, but, after a harder
struggle than the score would indicate,
won the other two, 6-1 and Ga. These
two matches took up better part of
the morning.
The summary of yesterdays play
follows:
fault; Howard defeated Keliher. 6-2 6-4: Ia
ker defeater Dowd,, 6-l, 10; Williams de-
Fourth round-Howard defeated Mcvay. Go,
6-4; Falconer defeated Williams, 6-3, Ct.
DOUBLES
First round-Dor,ch and Eppelshemer de
and English defeated n, ShowaIter and seaton,
feater keliher and Anderson. 6-3, SO;
Hughes and Miller defeated Frizzell and Marsh,
6-4 6-4; Fischer and Jackson defeated Stott
and Dutton. CO 6-3: Howard and Baker de-
feated Howenstein and Dowd, 6-1, Ga.
second round-Falconer and Emery defeated
Underwood and partner, by default: Mcvay and
fault: Hughes and Miller defeated Fischer aud
Jackson. 81. 6-I, %; Taylor and Manning
Third round-Dortch and Eppelsheimer de-
feated Falconer and Emery. 60. 6-3: Selden
and Lefeyre defeated Taylor and Manning, 81,
s.. -.
Fourth round-Selden VS.. Baker. am. Semi
AnaIsENiiler vs. Howard. am; Falconer vs..
winner of Selden-Baker match, 10 am.
DOUBLES.
Second round-Oyster and Bassett vs.. Carr
and English. p,:,.
mar of OYSTER Bassett. Carr English match;
Hughes and Miller VS.. Howard and Baker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-06-30

Johnny Evers. during the spring trip.
cautioned the Braves against the Cubs
this year. THE Cubs will be the one
team that we will have to beat out,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-06-30

This is a splendid showing and has
enabled the Nationals to regain
berth in the first division by margin
of ten points. Since coming OH Oh the
last trip the team has not only out
played it's rivals. but has demonstrated
that it is a much better hitting team
than it was generally believed to be.
The games it has lost were the result
of wobbIy work on the pitching mound,
but in even these games Tie Ieaih "''@
not disgraced. A..
Today the real fight for first-divi-
sion berth begins in New York. Five
games are to be played there IN the
next four days, a double header being
slated for Saturday. II the Nationals
can set as good a pace abroad as they
have at home there is a good chance OF
their retaining fourth place. with a
look in for third place, for Boston is
not very far away.
Raw Morgan did not go on the pres
ent trip and will not unless something
should happen which would force Grit
fifth to use the infielder. Under no
other circumstances Will Morgan De
men. He has been instructed to Keep
himself in condition and will spend a
couple of hours a day at the ball park
In. the meantime Douglas Neff Will con-
tinue to play second base.
Jim Shaw will most likely pitch the
opening game against the Yankees to-
day The Pittsburgher is usually very
effective against the Donovan crew and
Griffith Is decidedly anxious to get a
good start in the series
In the two games that Neff has play
ed at second he has hit at a 700 rate
In seven times at bat he has made five
hits and nothing that resembles mis-
play has been charged against him
The youngster has made phenomenal
start, which, of course, he should not
be expected to continue, although he is
proving himself q very likely ball
player, and need not go but half as
we'll as he is to make himself useful
and regular member of the team
Neff was in a very peculiar play In
the third inning of yesterdays game
While at bat with two strikes on him
and Milan on third, the latter got a
good start and made dash for the
plate while Wyckoff was winding UP
for the pitch. Neff stood perfectly still
and while Milan was sliding into the
plate, apparently safe, Neff hit the
ball to left for base, robbing Milan
of steal of home and narrowly miss
ing hitting his head.
schang of the AthLetics his in the
toughest luck imaginable yesterday. On
three different occasions he hit line drives
right at one of the waiting outfelders,
and every one of these drives would have
gone to the wall had they been between
fields. Peculiarly enough. they were
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BIEBER WINS TITLE,

The champion golfer of the Washing
ton Suburban Club was decided yester-
day over the course on the Brightwood
road, when the finals of the club tour
nament were played between Sidney
Bieber and Morton Luchs, the former
winning by 2 up and l to go. The
tourney is handicap affair and both
players started even. In addition to
having his name on the championship
plaque, Bieber received silver trophy.
Luchs also receives one. =
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BY J. ED GRILIo.

OF the twenty-five games which the
Nationals played at home since June 4.
fourteen were won and elght were lost
only one team of the six that visited
here during this period taking series
from the Griffmen. That was Detroit.
which won two out of three. All the
others lost ground while playing the
locals. the following table showing
what happened.
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Herzog Refuses Giant Offer.

CINCINNATI, June 80. = Manager
Charles Herzog of the Cincinnati team
last night announced that the New
York Nationals had made him an offer
to trade Catcher Meyers and Outfielder
Brainard- for. Catcher Ivy Wingo.
Manager Herzog stated that he had
refused to consider the trade.
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Schang of the AthLetics his In the
toughest luck imaginable yesterday. On
three different occasions he hit line drives
and every one of these drives would have
gone to the wall had they been between
fields. Peculiarly enough. they were
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1t cost Presidents Navin and Rupert
in round figures $1,000 to bring the
Tigers and New Horks n to Detroit sun
on Navin Field. The base ball mag
mates took a gamble on the weather
and train schedule and won out on the
bet. There were 1928 paid admis-
sions at Navin Field ana an average of
Sn cents a head would bring the earn
ines of the two club owners on the
day at about $4,000. or $4,000 net.
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)pen Series odav at New Yok-Athetcs Lose Final Here
The Passing Of the Perkins Shop
Provides You Wonderful Opportunities

biggest Washington gathered
plenty clerks everything
yotr hand Upon BARGAIN without equal
The closing of this business the SACRIFICE of EVERY
ULAR PIECE EVERYTHING IN THE HOUSE. Nothing
served nothing is spared
Gaping climax of all this acknowledged hclass mcrcandi
the Perkins Shop we'll of which hasn't
Delays Complete
limit quantyand Under of such selling the break
Quickly So promptn part much NOW IS YOUR
TIME.
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Two-base hit-Boehllng. Thrcc-base hits
Walsh, shanks. McInnis. Hits-On wyckon Z
In three innings: OF Davies, S in FIVE innings.
Left bases-Wsshinyton, o; philadelphia J.
Umpires-Messrs. Hidebrand and O'Lougblin
Time of game.l hour and 80 minutes
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\ report was circulated in Chicago
last week that Manager Roger Bresna-
han of the Cubs offered Catcher jim
my Archer to Cincinnati for Ivy Win
go. Bresnahan still thinks. apparently.
that he can take Wingo and make a
catcher out of him. -
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, 8; Philadelphia, o.
Boston, 4: New York. 3.
Chicago, 4: st. Louis. .
Cleveland Detroit-Rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York. 3; Boston. 2.
New York. o. Boston, 9.
Philadelphia. 5: Brooklyn. 4.
Pittsburgh. s; st. Louis. 81
Pittsburgh. 4; st. Louis. g..
Chicago Cfncinnati-Ran.
SCHEDULES.
-E- AMERICAN LEAGUE.
TODAY. TOMORROW.
washD at New York. Wash. at New York.
St. Louis at Chicago. Philadelphia at Boston.
Philadelphia at Boston. st. Louis at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TODAY. TOMORROW
Pittsb' gh at st. Louis. Boston at Philadelphia
Chicago at Cincinnati. n. Y. at Brooklyn.
Boston at New York. Pittsb'gh at st. Louis.
Brooklyn, at Phila. Chicago at Cincinnati.
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divided between the three outfielders.
Shanks got the first one in the fourth,
Milan the second one in the sixth and
Connolly the last one in the ninth.