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MONTREAL RESULTS.

|. FIRST RACE 3-yesr-olds and upward: condi.
ti"ns: selling, 500 added furlonSs LADY
SperdhIft. 60 McAtee', $40. sll 20. $40 10 won
Corn Room. Ill Collins. As' si.5e second Red
Post los HAYNES. $50. third Time l:s as.
Irish Heart. Ham Bassett II, Froissart. Red Fire
Mona e.. Our NsbeIle Sir Arthur Ssrnlta CERT
N"lsnt. Maiden Bradley. Puritan Lass and Mausplus
asu
SECOND -3year-olds and upward; sSn
added; selling: five and half f,Irionss. Yin Del.
IMcAteeI. q. $50 second: S7uceler 1Is burns,
s 90. third Time. 81 rs Ida claire. Briar Path
York Lad Encore. Mama johnson, Maxim Belle
and Kenneth slso
THIRD RACE-3yesr-olds and upward: s5o
added mile. Comnonsda 100 CShillins, s.
$50. $50. won: Brave tunsrder, lG3 fTapnD
s. 80. $50. seropd Water LADY. Jos lOtertl s. D.
third. Time. 35. Shyness and Black Broom
ais, ran.
FOURTH RACE kindergarten stakes; 2-year-
Odds selling; five furl"nss. Tom Elward. iOs Met
calf. $50. $50 $40. won: Cssco. % NIcAtee)
$50. S!0. second: Lolite. los ,McDennott) $40
trd. Time. l o. Is. Golden List. Blume Ciucin
matt. Bcneros First. Servis. Candle and Blue Cap
ais,
FIFTH RACE-san: tyear-cld. and upward :;
selling: steeIlerhase; about miles Humility
lss Williams. $50. $3.50 so. WON'T King Cash
lm (Wolkel, $50. $50. second: Dorothy Webb
lS (0'CUnnorl, Alo third. Time $40 Promoter
and Decstflon slsa ran.
SITH RACE-3-yoar-ods and upward: purse
yoo: one mile. Penalty 100 Haynes. S45 . 81 TO-
sccord: Ewsh. Ill tTaplrl. $50. third Tme
Ial 20. Towton Field. Lousc Tuarcrs. Star Of
Love. Fastosn Baby Sister. Bendel. Stanley :. and
Bula Welsh also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and one-eishth. Iabo,.
los tMcDcrmott. 50. So. $40 won: Mud Sill
II, Matthews,. SIS. $40 second: Font. lc7
murphy. $50. third Time l:al-a. Beaupre
Fenrock and Laird o Kirkcsldy also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09

YALE AND HARVARD
in FINAL TRAINING
Both Varsity Fights Have a Spin on
the Thames at New London,
Conn.

New London Conn. June S.-Yale's
rowing squad, which arrived AT its Gales
Ferry training quarters Sunday, launch
ed its shells Yesterday morning and
spent an hour practicinG on the upper
END of the course. Last evening Head
Coach Guy Nickalls boarded the little
launch Binso and had the first varsity
eight paddle eight miles down the course
and return. accompdnie by the fresh
man crew. There was no attempt made
to test the speed of the Shells the coach
reporting no time taken.
The second varsity crew was in charge
of Coach Giannini. All the oarsmen are
in fettle and showed no changes in the
makeup Of the respective boats. The
new $4,000 boa thouse Is commodous
structure and every one In camp agrees
the building fills a lonG-felt want.
Harvard's oarsmen arrived at Red Top
about o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
varsity men were taken UP to quarters
In the launch John Harvard and reached
the pier just as the train conveying the
freshmen rolled into camp.
Robert T. Herrick. chairman of Har-
wards rowing committee, and Coach Jim
Wray. clad in o!lskins. boarded the
launch Pup Immediately after the crews
arrived. and scarcely ten minutes elapsed
before all the shells were manned and
heading toward the two-mile flag down
the river. half hours practice was
given the athletes off the naval station,
and this ended the days maneuvers.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09
BELMONT RESULTS.

FIRST RACE 2vesrolds and urrard; selling
sT1 si6~i. FIVE frirlongs. Forecast. ~ louder
{" :. ~ 70. To ;. won Lily orns. 10
lRuytnnl. To I. s to , even. seonnd: J.
LilliS 10 u. McCahclD. to |. to >. to ~
third. Time. lis. Armament Water Lily, Plan
tsgenrt. and Hydrnrlanc also ran:
SECOND RACE Mares and gelding,; 3year-old:
and upward: selling $500 added mile Wood
won: Rsr il3 90. Bynel. II to s. tn . out
secnnd Fenmnuse. 81 (P. Louder. II to 5. TO 5
l t" }. third. Time. | 80 S,onhenEe also
THIRD RACE ilies; 2yearolds: s5n added
four and une-hslf furlonss: straight. Little Dip
per. 10, Farhrotherl 6 to !. to 2 to S.
wnn Miss Puzzle. los &c. Ryrnel, to J. to 10
l to ; SECOND; Feminist los Iilley, to |. even.
> 10 s. third. Timr. oss3 Pumose Little Alta
Taxa. Smooth Bore. Favour. and Dorados also
FOURTH RACE-rhe Quoeue Handicap: selling
Syearolds and upward: sNS added: one and one
sixteenth miles. Nisite lilo IBuxtonl. Is to 10,
out. won: Blue Thistle. III Byrne). to S. out.
second: Spearhead. % ~. RYAN,. 10 to l. to S,
nut third. Time. Is. Only three starters.
FIFTH RACE-Maidens: 3-year-Gds and upward
selling; purse. $50; mile. Etrusean 81 Moorel
{" 5. l To 5. out. won: Sam Stick IS louder.
to ?. 10 5. TO 4. second: Coin. lI3 U-oftusl.
I 10 l. even. TO T. third. Time. 40 81 Irish
Roy and Nifr also ran.
SIXTH RACE-MRidens; 2ycar-olds; selling
purse. 500: four and one-haf furlongs Blue Rock.
liz tMcCsheyl. 10 . to 5. to , won
Deronshire Dolly. 100 lilly. TO S. to 4.
out, second: Galeswinthe lN Louder, to /.
to 2. to 5. third. Time 053 rs Wallcou.
Golden Gate. and FIshwalk also nan.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09
II. E.. HOFFMAN WINS
CONSOLATION EVENT
I. ands Honors in Middle Atlantic Ten
mis- Tourney at Columbia
Country Club.

F.. c. Hoffman won the mems consola-
ton event in the Middle Atlantic tennis
tournament at the Columbia Country
Club Yesterday afternoon by defeating
Samuel Herrick. 81. 4-6. g.
Only two other matches were played,
Miss Eva Baker and J. Ballard Moore
winning from Mrs Downs and MIR. Rom
saville. and Miss Stone and Douglas Hill
yer defeating Miss Bryan and Norris
Mclean in the mixed doubles.
The scores of the Baker Moore-Downs-
Ronsaville match were 60. s.. Miss
Baker and Ballard Moore winning hands
down as was to be expected. The victory
of Miss Bryan and Norris Mclean was
in two straight sets, 6l:. 81.
This afternoon it is hoped to conclude
the tourney. as only three more matches
are on the card. all of them in the mixed
doubles. The most interesting of these
will he the contest between Miss Baker
and Mr. Moore and Mrs. Pyle and Mr.
Heaton. The winner of this ma tch will
meet Miss Stone and Mr.. Hillyer in the
emi-hnals.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09
MONTREAL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Purse 800 added: 2yearolds
foaled in Canada: four and ,ore-half turionEs Bsn
Shore. Io3: W. A. Wright. l4: Hecias fisns
lo5: Gamaine pe: Good Shot. lcS: Alecto io3
Pretty Picking. 100. Heclas Flame and Pretty
Picking COUPLED
SECOND RACE-so added: e-yearold; msideus
FIVE furiouRs Damietta, lp: BeTnice. 100: Lark
in. liz: Water War. 100: Ilaria. III: J. =.
Virgins. Cs; Mcdea. Ge: Ocean frince ~;
semper stalwart. H. Alhdir. IL; Philisnae. ~
Queen Apple. le. Ilsna and Alhdir coupled
THIRD RACE-Haniicap: 3year-nids aud up
ward: $50 added; six furionss. Sir Edgar los
Knights Differ. i@; Deposit. los; Fan Zareta
49,: Southern Maid. 100: Carbide, loi knights
Differ and Southern Maid coupled
FOURTH RACE-So added; 3ysarolls and NJ
ward. conditions: one mile. Bushy Head. lol
knights Differ l6 Capt. Ben. a: stalwars
Helen. .; Recon. le2; Harbsrd. lea; Marian.
lM.
FIFTH RACE-Steepleebsse handicap; 80 sd
ed: Ayearolds and upward: about two miles.
Tom HON. 40; Brypdc~n. ~: sun Ming. III
Baccbantc, 10.
SIXTH RACE-Ae sdded: selling; Jyesrclds
and UPWARD: seen furiongs. .Sherlock HOLMES,
los; Lady Spiritueile. .; maid Of Frome. 10
Red Land. lol: king Rsdford. io6: Minda. M
'fnquieta- ,G: Buwood 10; Mercnrium. IL; We
meta strome. lsi: 'Clintou 10: Kali inls. Ill
The Governor. ~; Celebrity. y: columbia Lady,
y: Sinai. lG
SEVENTH RAcE-sns sdded: ceiling: lyesr
clds and upssrd: oas sad ens-eghth niles. Or
rsFth. -; eCutty Bunk. ~: 'CiA Havea. -
snua AssanA. ~; sDssan0t Dsils. q: voaaday.
J.. ~
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Mrs. George W. Wightman
and Miss Molla Bjurstedt
Land Their Matches in St.
Martin Tourney.
Establiahed
1898.

Philadelphia, June s.-Clouds which
obscured the sun and rendered condi
; tions somewhat somber had no effect
on the enthusiasm of the large gal
lery which attended the second days
play in the twenty-ninth annual lawn
tennis tournament for the champion
ship of the United States in women's
singles and doubles at the Philadel-
phia Cricket Club, ST Martins, to-
day.
Chief interest in the tournament is
centered on Mrs. George W Wight
man. formerly Miss Hazel Hotchkiss,
of California, and Miss Molla Blur
stedt. of Norway, who are expected
to meet in the final of the singles for
the title. Both won their matches
yesterday with ease. and are expected
to repeat in today's round.
Championship singles second round
Miss Annie Sheafe, Boston. defeated Mn. Thee
dore Casseheer. New York. O., g.
Miss Molla Bjurstedt. NORWAY. defeated Miss E.
Findlay. Is, SO
Mrs. e. Y Beard. Cynwyd defeated Miss Glare
Csss-t. New York. g. 64.
Miss VI. Guthrie Pittsburgh. defeated Miss Helen
Alexander. Philadelphia Cricket Club Ga -. s-2
Miss l. A. kisScll. Boston. defeated Miss e.
Henry, Germantown. e. 4-6 So
Miss Marion Nanderhonf. New York. defeated
Miss Ge'tTude Dolla Torrc. New York. 81. e.
Miss Agnes Kennedy. Merton. defeated Miss
Marion 'Tesrell. Philadelphia Cricket Club, 4s
Ga IS.
Mrs. a. J. Dre1el Paul. Merton. defeated Miss
Florence RallIn. New York. So SIS IS.
Ms +. VI. fcN. Philadelphia CFicket Club. de-
fcs'ed Ms n. Harrison Smith. Merton, g. 6-3.
Mis- Air- Cunningham, Boston, defeated Miss
u r"thy Diss;un Philadelphia Cricket Club, 81.
6 :.
Mrs. Marshall Mclean. M"rristown. y. j.. de
fea'ed Ms Bar-er Wallach. Newport, IS, IS. Sc
Mrs George Wishtmsn. California. defeated Mis-,
May r. SNYDER. Pittsburgh. 81. S.
Mr. T. A. Cabot. B ost"n defeated Miss Mary
Williams. Merton, 60, 81
Miss Elesnors Sears. Boston, defeated Mrs Ksr-
tau2h. Belfeld. &c SO.
Mrs. ". + Newhall. Germantown. won from
Mrs. Robert LEROY. New York nv default
Mrs. Robert Leroy. New York defeated Miss Z.
q. ostheimrr n. '. e. C. s o. -
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Captures Second Race in as
Many Days When He Runs
First at Marlboro.

SndIrer Knight made show of his
t.eld IT. tn. fourth at Marlboro yester-
IA, making good for his defeat on Mon
DAY. whom h" was left hat-footed at the
post. tat showed fine hurst of speed
when he finally got going.
i.l:rIo England took his second race
ia t"o days when he won the mile and
:. sixteenth handicap. He won very
caSii. ':Cnl col. Holloway and Charles
T. GRANGER. and by his victory proved
himself about the hest % the half-mile
luil--.I.Stanr.' performers. '2Vorites were
l,ow led over with proVoi;in- regularity
until Little ENGLAND scored for the talent
IN The NTH Hrdgc EuS~ then came
along and also won fer the favorlte
r.a.ers. Nh" tn" last went to Lady
Rr,n. vino WIS equal choice with Mu-
Zanti. Tho winners for the most part
Won easily and there We're no very close
finishes. \ hic crowd was in attendance
and saw two flights of an aeroplane.
Tea races will h" run today. the closing
dav of tho meeting. after which there
will Ie no racing in Maryland until
September. Several horses in training
will he sold in the paddock before the
races Among those to he disposed OF
sIe Strome and Barette. T. Casey and
A. =. .\irhart will Offer several thorough
hreds The Summa riCS:
FIRST RACE yr. -oldS. f0'Ir and one half
rIrlnrss Kiie,ss=2r. lis u"ckens' 10 Z. In
= out NON: rfHz $ Bsueri. 10 5. out.
s.,-ond: Ha,anR Is Doyer. to . IN ;.
out third Tune ":Ss -. NacraN~~ and Mega
Thor- also ran.
SECOND RACE :-ve.r-oids ard ard sell
ing about five furl"r-s Carl. 10 'DDylc'.
tn to S ~ won. coming Coon llj
iPickettr ; 10 l. { 70 : :" 8. s>-r'nd Los '.
IT, fWhNmsrk' 10 {" I. 10 I" !. third
Time 1nl Ecwplc Gl"uce~ler. Dorothy Pnwer
SALVATION Nell Little Erne. and Kcdron all"
~.
THIRD RACE swear "Ids ard upward sell
ing. Eve and haN f'rI"nzs. Brian Born. 10.
trSckens' IN T. = ~ J. ever. won: Deduction.
LIZ Picke-t 5 to 10 !. Second EnI
Crane InS 'Wh,msrki T." ?. 10 '. to ).
third TIM. ~. EuU-Ie. Esther Rlues. Kirde'
Lou Sparthnorc N0ntcaIm s,ai Over also
FOURTH RACE 2yrar olds and urNsTd sell
ing Eve and ore-hsIf furIor-s SHARPER Knight.
IL Nande-si. 5 :" 1 . T. even. Won: r"
variable 10 Pickstt'. tn : to ;. } to :,
second Faithful 10 rRausr'. even. tn ?. ou'.
third Time. lca&s. Sfrorne Ynoa. Henrietta
W and NJ Rob H." ran
FIFTH RACE Hsndicsr 2-y-a- olds and M
ward one and sixteenth miles. Little Er-
land. ma no,lel. ercn. to :. Col. Hn
lossy lN IWhymsrkl. :" T. , to . 10 >
second. Charlie. r Granger. 20 Matthew. :
tn |. IN !. even. third TINS. I Sis. Henri
Hutchinson Co<kspur and Miss Sherwood also
SIXTH RACE-1yesr -olds ard upward selling
seven frlonsS. Hedge R"ss. IL lrrnNlcrl. even :
tn s won Inform" QueeH. IL fWhymarkI. to
|. 10 5 to 5. s-0nnd: On Bon. l12 DennSnnl.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09
Doc Ayers Wins His First
Start of the Season,
Score, 3 to J.
FINISH PROVES EXCITING
Visitors Score Two in Ninth and
Come Within Ace of Tieins
Score.
By WILLIAM PEET,

Grif's young men beat the Clevela nd
Indians yesterday afternoon, to .; and
right on top of this news came the
announcement that Bill Bryan had re-
signed front the Cabinet
Mr.. Bryan's resignation had been an
tlcipated, also the Washington victory
which is the only excuse We can offer
for dragging Mr.. Bryan's name into
this column.
Doc Ayers was matched with Fred
Coumbe, and the Virginia practitioner
took fiendish delight in serving DIP
pills that produced a painless death. II
was Ayers first start this season. He
was thumped right smart in the ninth.
when cold shivers chased up and down
the backs of the faithful fans, but.
withal. gave a good account of him.
self.
Coumbe's support deserted him at
critical stages. Ray Chapman contrib
uting two errors. which were directly
responsible for as many runs.
Cleveland Indians Threaten.
The combat was just as exciting as
3 to score would indicate. In all
fairness to the Indians. it must be said
that this gang came within an ace of
knotting the count in the final chap
ter: only sensational one-hand pick
up ana throw by Eddie Foster kept
the game from going into extra innings.
Morgan opened the Nationals fifth
with a double. Coumbe tried to catch
Morgan mapping and the ball got away
from Chapman. When the ball was
recovered Morgan was on third base.
Henry's long fly to Graney scored him.
Gandil Scores Winning Run.
Gandil scored the locals winning
tally all by himself in the seventh
With Milan out of the way. Chic
crashed to right field for a triple On
the throw-in Smiths peg came to
Chapman on the bound. the ball shot
through Chappys props, and rolled in
to the Cleveland dug-out. Umpire
Chill allowed G.-ndil to trot home
ground rules SO prescribing.
The fans got their moneys worth
in the Cleveland ninth. Chapman fan
ned. but Wood and Graney both
singled. Smith bied to Milan. Wamby
unloaded a triple TO right field, clear
ing the bases. With the tieing run
on third base. Steve O'Neill hit
sharp grounder in McBrides direction
Eddie Foster raced after the ball.
picked it up with one hand. and with
but one motion slammed to Gandil
ahead of the runner. ending the game
The Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09
AzeNAa@zH6
The Avenue at Ninth
herr and Bones To
GO TWENTY ROUNDS
Local Welter to Battle Memphis
Middle-weisht at Ardmore Club
on Thursday.

Arrangements were completed yester-
day for the double all-star card booked
for Tuesday night at the Maryland Ath-
letic and Social Club at Ardmore. Md.
Details have been completed for Karl
Herr. the hard-hittinC local weller
weight, to battle Hook Bones. the mid
dle-weight from Memphis. over a twenty
round route. at catch weight. while Young
Thomas, the former District feather
weight champion. will battle Kid Greek.
the present title holder, In ten-round
bout.
Early in May Herr demonstrated in
his battle with young San Langford. Of
Baltimore. that ne had gained quite
knowledge OF the ring game from his
recent journey through New England.
In the North the local welter battied
such tough opponents as Richie Jasper.
and gained a decisive victory over none
other than the clever Johnny Glovers. Of
Boston. Herr did not lose a bout in
New England. and from his cleverness
and ability to deliver a hard punch he
ranks among the top-notch welter-
weights in the country.
Bones. on the other hand. has gained
quite a reputation for himself from the
battles he had in the South. He is well
known In Memphis, New Orleans and
Atlanta, and in a recent exhibition her,
he proved to be a fast. hard-hittin4
gladiator of the ring.
In the ten-round bout which is sched-
uled the local followers Of the game
will be given a real chance to set w
and take notice. Thomas has been after
the Greek even since he won the 5e-
Cision over Jack Kelly of Brooklyn, and
is anxious to settle the dispute over the
local feather-weight title.
Two ether preliminaries will he named
in the near future. while a battle royai
will make up the card. Young Sipos.
Barney Lowe Buddy Ray, and Jack b.
land are all looking for trouble. This
quartet may he named as the other pre-
lminaries.
Ty Cobb has averaged for every hit Be
has 70 fest- h,e d
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09
LAVENDER IS POUNDED
AND NEW YORK WINS

.Chica go. June s.-The complete collapse
of Lavender and Standridge and Mar
guards strong pitching were responsible
for the Giants to victory over the
Cubs today. During the first seven in
nings the New Workers hit Lavender all
over the field. garnerinS ten safeties for
nve runs. Standridse relieved him in the
eighth. Two passes. two hits and a
couple of errors gave the Giants four
more runs in this inning.
Archer hit into the right field for
home run in the ninth with one man on.
Score:
Ri z.
New York. 001 2104t-s u (.
Chicago. 90 90 - 5
Batteries Mara,ard and Meyers and Smith: Law
erder Stsndridge and Archer
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MERIT & MERTZ CO., Inc, COG Street
Close Play Marks
Second Round
Little England
Lands Handicap
WARM WEATHER WILL
MAKE MATHEWSON RIGHT

Chicago, juno S.-thristy Math-
eVvsOn's left shoulder. which has
been giving him trouble this sea-
son. will he entirely we'll rs soon
as warm weather arrives, accord
ing 10 DIR. W. 4. Natushk, a nerve
specialist. who examined the New
York Giant pitcher. The special
list said there was nothing serious
the matter with Matty's shoulder,
but that n slight affection of the
muscular nerves would cause him
some pain until more reasonable
baseball weather comes.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09
M'QUILLAN WEAKENS
AND BROOKLYN LANDS

Pittsburgh. June S.-Brooklyn even
ed up on the series by defeating the
Pirates today. to 3. The home team
took the lead in the fifth inning. when
they scored twice on three hits and
an error. but in the eighth the visitors
suddenly fell upon McQuillan for
three singles and triple that Tailed
three runs. enough to win the game.
Pfeffer relieved Smith in the eighth
and held the Pirates hitless. Score:
n. n. F.
Rrooklyn .....,. % 5000 c. II J
Pit; sbuTSh............- . ~
Smith. FfeHer and McCsry; McQuillan
and Gibson
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09
CALDWELL In FORM;
YANKS BEAT TIGERS

New York. June s.-With the chang
ed lineup adopted by the Yankees
today the jinx that has trailed the
team through six successive defeats
was shaken OFF. New York beating the
Detroit Tigers, to l. Caldwell
twirled a superb game. being espe-
cially strong in the pinches. Score:
r z
Detroit ............... o q Q | OIL
New York. o q a Ok
Bstteries-nubIc and Mckee: Caldwell ard
Su
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09
Kite Tournament the Latest.

The trade schools Of Topeka. Kans. recently held
their mrs. Kite tournament. at the fair grounds.
Any one in the schools who could make and
ny kite entered Prizes eivsn for the largest
kite. the highest 6ier. the strongest puller. the
pretties. the most srotesaue, the mos ingenious
and the smallest. Girls kites were in q class By
themselves. and the girls also got prizes for the
same kinl d hts. the boys. A trophy vas
rssseeted 70 The school winning ths hithest snn-
bef u puintA
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09
MACKS WIN FINAL
GAME FROM BROWNS

Philadelphia June SIN long drawn
out game today. devoid of feature. the
Athletics finished with the score to ,
in their favor over the st. Louis Browns.
Bressler pitched well. and would have
held the Browns scoreless but for Iear's
errors Lear. a recruit from Villanova.
was yanked from his position at third.
because of nervousness. He struck out
twice and made two errors. Score:
RI: e.
G, Ic,;. ,caeoc 5000,
FbilsdsIrsia...... % IS
Batteries Hamilton Perryman. Loudermilk and
Agnew; Bressler and Lapp-
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09
DENNY H1RD. APPOINTED
CAPTAIN OF TECH NINE

Denly Hird. popular choice
~ AIl-HiEh school pitcher, wss
appointed captain for 1a16 81 the
Technical High school team 1t
meetinE Of the faculty advisers.
Hird's sensational work through.
est the recent hiEh school series
was . big fnctor In the brilliant
showing made BY Coach Celli.
flowers mise. He n ose % the
best Pitehers that has shown IN
the series In leng time.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09

. IN . 6 TO ) ; 10 S, third. Time -. Pied
riper Kittery. Gates. and Moncrief slso
SEVENTH RACES year-olds and upu ari: sell
ing: Ave and one-haf furlonzs. Lady Brn.
62 iNcklausI. to l. even ! To ). won; Babc.
Se Doylel. I" !. even. To >, second; Maid Of
Honor. .cI Pickett. TO !. TO s. to ). third.
Time. l:lO. Virginia Hit@, Rocklin. Antrim. and
also
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09
ROBERTS TO LEAD CENTRAL

A meeting 81 the eAaapisaship
Central team was held yesterday
afterne0n. asS sMolly" Roberts,
the fast eester AelAer. whe was
selected In this pesftiss % the,
Hesalds A1i.High sehesl niae.
Yves eieeteA eaptain 81 the o
streetefs fer the 1e1o season -
sueeeeA IKE" llaeDoaald.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09
Old Ball Player Dies.

'hester. Pa. June s.-Thomas II. Berry. alder
man 1t the third ward. ard civil war veteran died
sunday after a long illness aged - yean. He
was an old baseball player being second hsseman
OF the old Philadelphia Athletic team for several
seasons Fer many ,eap he . mail clerk On
The Pennsyvania RAilrosd. and served o. chief
q police under former Mayor Ofusby n. BLACK
son. fhoDas. and VIE suryiv
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09

Earned nuns washinzto |: Cleveland . First
hase by errors Washington. /: Cleveland l. Left
or hases-WashinSton. =; Cleveland s. Innings
pitched By Coumhe. :; by Jones' |. Hits m ade
on Counbe. g. Three-base hits-Gandil Wamby.
Mcbride. Tvobase hit-Morgsn. Sacrifice fy-
Henry. Double plsy-Coumbe TO VOID. Umpires
-Messrs. Connolly and Chill. Time Of gone,
hour and - minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09
Alpines Challenge.

The Alpine 4. G. would like TO arrange Sunday
and holiday games with any team in the District or
by. With teams out Of town viii give return
games. The Alpines average Is years and have a
fast bunch Of hall players. For games address Her
bert Saub-r. 1916 Fourteenth strcS northwest.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09
GATHERS PINCH HIT
DEFEATS CINCINNATI

Cincinnati. June S.-Cather's pinch hit
in the ninth. scoring Red Smith, broke
up hotIy contested game which Boston
won to :. Moran's sensational running
catch of Clarke's liner in the ninth saved
the game for Boston. Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09
WHITE SOX WIN GAME
WHEN BOSTON BLOWS

Boston. June S.-The White Sox rode
into victory on a wave Of Red SoX errors
this afternoon, to 2. With the score
3 to l in their favor in the seventh. the
Reds began throwing the ball away.
Mays threw wild to Gardner and Roth
scored. Lewis then threw over Thomas
head and Schalk crossed, tying II up.
In the next e. Collins walked. took sec
ond on Mays wild throw to Hoblitzel.
third on an out at first and scored on
J. Collins single. Score:
RI T..
Chicago .............. % o682 81 .
Boston ............... % e-3 II I
Batteries Benz. Scott and Schalk: Mays and
Thomas.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-09
LUDERUS' HITTING
WINS FOR PHILLIES

St. Louis. June s.-Luderus batted
Philadelphia into a to 4 victory over
the Cardinals today. He tripled in the
second. sending home two runs. and in
the eighth. with the score tied. he
singled. putting Becker across with the
winning run Mayer was wild giving
five walks. Score: