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TIGERS WIN TENNIS TITLE.
Princeton Defeats Cornell in Play
Off for Intercollegiate Championship

FOREST HILLS. \. Y. June 12.-
Princeton University tennis players
made clean sweep of the play-off
against Cornell for the intercollegiate
team championship here yesterday. Led
by George NJ. Church. the intercol-
legiate singles champion. Princeton
won four singles and two doubles, with
the loss of only two sets.
Singies-George NJ. Church. Prince
ton, defeated c. o. Benton, Cornell.
6-l, 6-4: A. 81 kidder. Princeton.
defeated F. T. Hunter. Cornell. 0-6.
-, s-3: Ludlow Vandeventer. Prince
ton. defeated W. NJ. Blair. Cornell. 6-3.
s-4. Leslie B. Cooper. Princeton, de-
feated c. A. Thompson Cornell. 60.
SIS
Doubles-Church and kidder Prince
ton. defeated Benton and Blair. Cornell,
IS. S-4. g.: Cooper and Vande.
Cornell, rs, 60.
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NEW MACK PITCHER.
Crowell, Star Pitcher of Brown. Will
Join Athletics,

PROVIDENCE, r. J.. June 1s.-Tt has
been learned here that Pitcher CroWeil
of the Brown University team will join
the Athletics before the close of the pres
ent month. He will sign a contract just
as soon as the college season closes.
Crowell, siX-foot rght-hander. has
been the mainstay Of the Brown team
this season in its hunt for the college
championship Ira Thomas has seen him
work several times, and was favorably
impressed with the big fellows work.
Crowell has beaten Harvard and Yale
once. Princeton and Dartmouth twice.
His home is in Melrose, Mass.
Two other Brown men will go into big
company this month. The Giants have
signed Third Baseman Darlington, who
was also sought by the Athletics. Rube
Cram. the other varsity pitcher of the
Brown team, will go to the Boston
Nationals at the close of the month.
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Giants Never Headed,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. June 12.-New York
took yesterdays game from ST Louis, 3
to ., putting two runs across in the third
when Mathewson and Snodgrass scored
and never being headed by the locals.
New York got its final tally in the
fifth, while St Louis scored one in the
third and its last marker in the ninth,
when Wilson hit home run. Score:
New York ... O02 2o1 90 o o.:
st. Louis. ....-..... . U 0 y 0 0 0 l.:
Home run Wilson. Stolen bases-Dolan Doyle
Earned run-st. Louis. l.; Sacrifice hits-Doyle
Burns. Snodgrass. Double plays-Brainerd Il
Merke Butler Miller to Hyatt. Left or
bases-New York. s: st. Louis, 8. First base
on crro:-New Icrk. /. Bases on balls-On
Mathewson. =: of Griner. B. Struck out-By
Grner l. Impires-Messrs. Rigler and Hart
Time of same-l hour and 81 minutes
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Morton Fools Athletics.

PHILADELPHIA, June 12.--Morton
had the home team at his mercy yes
terday and Cleveland won, to 0. Score:
Cleveland ..-......... . y o o.:
Philndrlphia. ........ u U . y . w
Two-base hi,-M Morton. Stolen bases-Turner
Chapman NcIunis Earned runs-C1eveland, J.
Sacrifice hits-Turner Smith. ONeill. Chapman
Wambsganss. Double plnys-Wambsganss. Tur
and Wood ,2'. Left on bases-Cievcland. 3;
philadelphia !; First base on errors-C veland
= Buses on bals-Or Morton, 3; on Bressler
L. Hits-On BressIer in S innings; OF Bush
in inning. Hit by pitcher-By Bresslel
,Wambsganss,. Struck out-By Morton, 3; by
Bressler, /. Umpres-Messrs. Nalin and Dineen
Time Of game-l hour and 55 minutes.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis, 8; Little Rock. s.
birmingham. l. Mobile. 0.
New Orleans 4: Atlanta, l.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville Q: Milwaukee. g.
Kansas City. IL: Columbus, o.
Cleveland, 8; Minneapolis, 3.
St Paul. 4: indianapolis. 3.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charleston. 2 Jacksonville, o.
Albany, 4; Savannah 2.
Columbia, 3; Columbus, 2
Augusta, S; Macon. g.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Waco 2: Beaumont, 0.
Dallas. 2: Houston. ].
San Antonio g; Shreveport, 4.
Galveston, 6: Fort Worth. 4.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Newport Sews 8; Suffolk. 2
Petersburg. 3; Portsmouth, 2.
Rocky Mount, 9: Norfolk. thrst game,
Norfolk, .; Rocky Mount, second gamei.
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Cobb Jealous of His Laurels.

CLEVELAND. June 12.-Three years
ago a Cleveland fan told Cobb: Joe
Jackson says he is going to hit 400
this year" Cobb smiled and retorted:
..If he does I'll hit $50" That year
jackson hit close to 400 and Ty
slammed away at .4a7. This year they
told Cobb: ''Maisel is the fastest man
in base BALL Just to prove them
wrong Ty is leading his league in both
base stealing and runs scored.
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Dauss Again Defeated.

BOSTON, June 12.-Detroit sent
Daus to pitch against Boston yeste rday
for the third time in the three-game
series. but the Red Sox won again, 4
to 3.
figured in three runs scored by Boston
in the seventh
Errors and passes had some part in
the making of each of Detroit's runs.
Score:
Boston .....,.. o O o 0 3 o xA
Detroit -............ o o 0 %
Three base hits-HobItzell. Henriksen. Veach
Stolen base-Wagner. Sacrifice hit-Dauss. Dou
bic pnys-Thonas TO Hoblitzell Wagner to Jan
yrin Left on bases-Detrpit, 8: Boston 4. First
base on errors-Detron, s. Bases Oh balls
on Dauss. 3: OF Foster, Z. Struck out-BJ
Evans and Wallace. Time Of game-1 boui
and Al minutes
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Palais ROYALS Want Games.

The Palais Royal base ball team
would like to arrange games with any
of the strong AMATEUR clubs in the
District. Those interested should ad-
dress II. S. Shaab. Palais Royal. city.
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HANCOCK PLAYS GREAT GAME
AT THIRD FOR SHOPS TEAM
Accepts Nine Chances. Makes Three Hits and
One Run and Steals Two Bases-Other
Gossip of Amateur Clubs.

were much closer and IN the majority
great many counts. Just the opposite
almost to what happened THURSDAY.
when some of tho games found both
clubs getting runs almost at will.
The players who will be members Of
the recently organized Holy Name
Church team are requested to report
to the grounds at 5th street and Flor
ida avenue tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. The management desires all
the men to be present. as the workout
probably will be the only one before
the opening of the league season Mon
day. The Holy Name team is a menu
ber of the Catholic Church League.
Evening star., 1915-06-12
BY j. ED GRILLO.

Clarence Rowland and his White Sox
arrived here this morning and Will
he here for the next five days, during
which they are slated to play four
games with the Nationals. Joe Benz
is very likely to he Joe Boehling's op-
moment today and. with both these
tTirIers in form. there Is apt to be
a real pitchers battle.
Rowland was in none too good
humor this morning. His experience
in New York yesterday. when. after
gaining seven-run lead, he started
to put his recruits in the game, ana
then was beaten, has had the effect
of an eye-opener to the young mana
ger. The Polo Grounds are so laid out
that 1t does not pay to take any
chances with a lead when playing
there Left and right fields are ooth
dangerous. for 1t requires only pop
fly to furnish home run to either
of these fields If the ball is hit close
to the foul lines
It was such home runs that defeated
The White Sox in yesterdays game,
and of course, Rowland. or any other
manager. feels that mtstak Ike was
made to take any chances, for a seven
run lead ordinarily IS enough to as
sure victory
II would not be at all surprising II
before today's game batch of the
members of the White Sox should be
suspended by Ban Johnson. 1t seems
that the decision which ended the
game in New York yesterday was
play at the plate which OLoughlln
gave in favor of the Yankees, although
Roth apparently had scored what
would have been the tying run. This
decision wound up the game, and the
Chicago players followed Oloughlln
TO the dressing room. roasting his de-
cision in language which is very apt
TO cause him to notify Ban Johnson
that some of the players should he
suspended Furthermore. the action of
the Chicago players might have melted
a riot, and similar occurrences have
always been severely punished by the
head of the league. Rowland, or
course hopes that the umpires Will
not make a report of the case, for IT
would be hard blow to have some OF
the regulars put out of the game at
this time when the fight for the PEN
nant Is hottest.
Eddie Foster hit in real hard luck
against James yesterday, but for which
he would have had couple of long
hits to his credit His line drive in the
fourth was destined for long journey,
but Pratt jumped into space and pull
ed il down In the eighth Foster hit
long fly to deep left of which Shotten
made a great catch after covering A
lot of ground. Had these drives gone
safe there might be a different story
to tell of the game.
Evening star., 1915-06-12
HOW TEAMS STAND
IN SCHOOL LEAGUE

The following IL the standinE
of the grade school teams repre-
senting the various divisions OF
the Fairgrounds In their tight for
the city champiOnships
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The heat seemed to have an effect on
Gallia in the last two innings. Up to
the eighth he pitched a splendid game
Of ball but In the eighth he began to
show signs of weakening. and he was
hit hard in this and the final inning.
" was an unusually hot day. and Gallia
seemed TO wilt at the finish.
Evening star., 1915-06-12
1nan Race Open Four lame Series With Nationals oday
Schedules for Today
in Amateur Leagues

Potomac LeAgue-St. Teresa VI.
DrflleFy.
Congress- Heights League-CoA-
gress Heights VI. Steel Plant.
DepartmentaI LeaEue-Commis-
slOnerA vs. War.
Rosedale LeaEue-Gibraltar VI.
St. Paul's.
East Washington 3. .. League
Advent vs. Keller.
Northwest 8. 9. LeaSue-Open
date.
VS.. Marines.
Southern Railway Clerks League
-Tramc VS.. transportation.
Evening star., 1915-06-12

Gandil hit a liner in the ninth which
struck James on the foot and then
bounded over TO Lavan. who got the
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Two base hits-Pratt. Shanks. Three base hits
-Lavan. Shotten. Double plays-Laran. Pratt
to Leary t2i: Morgan. Mcbride 10 tiandil. Hit
ny pitcher-By James (Gandill. Wild pitch
Gal'ia l'mpires-Messrs Chill and Connolly
Time Of game hour and ~ minutes.
Evening star., 1915-06-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Yesterdays RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
St. Louis. 3: Washington l.
Cleveland. 3; Philadelphia, Q.
New York, TO- Chicago. 9.
Boston, 4: Detroit, 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago. .: Philadelphia. o.
New York. 2: ST. Louis. ..
Cincinnati. l: Brooklyn. 0 rs ge'.
Boston Pit; sburgh-Vet grounds.
SCHEDULES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
TODAY. TOMORROW.
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland Boston. No games.
ST. Louis al New York.
Detroit at Pha
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TODAY TOMORROW.
New York at ST Louis New York al Cincin'ti.
Pbila at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis.
Brooklyn A. Cincnti. Boston at Chicago.
Boston Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1915-06-12

The general play in the amateur
,, games yesterday was much better than
that Of the previous day. There We're
one or two contests in which one or
the clubs did not field up to its usual
standard, but as whole the day
play was far superior. The scores
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he had missed Bates, and he was quick
to offer apologies.
Evening star., 1915-06-12

Poor fielding cost ST. vincent .ne
game If nlaved with St Peters in the
Holy Name organization. The losers
made nine errors. while their oppo-
nents did some fairly creditable neid-
ing. Also besides being outflelded,
ST. Vincent's did not bat nearly SO
we'll as its opponent The st. Peters
aggregation registered sixteen safe
ties. several of which went for extra
bases. Finneran welded his bat most
effectively, registering hit ON each
rams safeties were singles. one was a
two-bagger and the other triple.
Kellinger of the same club made
home run. The score of the contest
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