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The Washington times., 1916-07-18
A. A. u. RECONSIDERS
NEWARK TRACK MEET
Decides Not to Hold Senior Title
Championships There.

NEW YORK, July B.-The track and
field championship committee of the
Metropolitan Association met last night
at A. A. u. headquarters and recon-
sidered the decision 20 hold the senior
title games at Newark. and accepted
the offer OF the New York American
to take over the games and conduct
them free to the public.
In all probability the meet will be
held at tie Brooklyn Athletic Field. at
Avenue h. and East Sixteenth street.
on Saturday afternoon, August ".
which is the date originally scheduled.
Gen. George w. Wingate. chairman
of the committee on Athletics of the
board Of education. and DR.. Edward
w. Stltt, District superintendent Of
schools. who Is in charge of the ath-
letic fields and Fairgrounds under the
board of education, are enthusiastic
over the plan to hold the games mt the
Brooklyn Athletic Field. which r. one
of the five up to date athletic fields
used by the p. 8. A. L.
The Washington times., 1916-07-18
PRESIDENT TENER =
SEES YOUNG RIOT
Kocher Attacks Gonzales and But
Ter Runs to His Aid.

ST. LOUIS. July 1s.-Peeved over the
loss Of today's game. John Joseph Nc
Graw is accused OF having "sicked"
Catcher Kocher on Miguel Gonzales. the
Cards Cuban backstop. at Robinson
Field, yesterday. The mix-up resulted In
a general riot call, which brought n
score of police. Governor Tener saw It
from the stands.
Kocher attacked Gonzales In front Of
the Cards dugout during the eighth in
ming.
Rushing to the scene, Artie Butler
roughly grasped Kocher under the arms
and pulled him away. after the fight had
extended to the home club.
Kocher's yell for police" brought a
riot call and In five minutes a score
had surrounded the fighters.
Kocher said he was willing to let the
matter drop. but the police escorted
both fighters to the Dayton street police
station. The trouble was adjusted there
Butler says he heard McGraw urge
Kocher to "get" Gonzales.
The Washington times., 1916-07-18
Every Dog Has 5 DAYS.

SAN MATEO. Cal, July 1S.-Under
the ordinance, which has been in
effect Just four years. the l9l5-l6
license tags expire at the stroke CT
midnight. Five days of grace are al
lowed to procure the new license
plates.
These will be gala days in San
Mateo dogdom. for all the CANNES, es-
trays, and bluebloods alike, can roam
the streets and even bark In Pound
master George Maggfs face without
fear CT being molested.
The Washington times., 1916-07-18
Sallee Joins Giants;
May Face Cardinals

ST. LOUIS. July 1s-Slim sallee. the
former star southpaw Of the Cardinals.
has Joined John McGraw's Giants. to
whom he was sold for $4,000. Sallee
may twirl today's game against his old
teammates. though II is possible that
he may be kept for the Cuba
The Washington times., 1916-07-18

All OF Tchiyd Rumd0de's tennis op-
poneuts seem TO be puzxled By the
foreign accent on the ball
Winnipeg outfelder hung up a new fungo
record. First time that sharks have been
that far north.
II Fred Fulton II champion because
Willard wouldn't meet him. guess we
must be the King Of Spain. The Queen
wouldnts meet us.
Clark Griffith has stopped saving
Walter Johnson for the world
series.
Gri6 ponf pitch Johnson every dnv
as fhey don't play Sunday baseball IN
the East.
jess willard says he can rpank Frank
Moran three times day. which Is boosting
their act. Their last fsht looked like six
day stun.
Some fighters slug toe-to-toe. but as
rule it's .mouth-to-mouth.
bright idea collided with the boxing COM
mittee's heads the other day. No bones
were broken.
Copyright 1916. by the Press Publishing Coz
The Washington times., 1916-07-18
CHAMPIONS SEIZE
CONTEST IN FIRST
Jump on Plank for Three Tallies
Before He Warns Up.

BOSTON, July lS.-Berore Eddie Flank
could warm up the Red Sox hammered
him for three runs. and they were
enough to win the contest at t'enway
Park. for the final score was 3 to In
favor of the champions. Assisting the
son. and Pratt. Hooper's single and a
double by Duffy Lewis also counted
strongly. Score by innings:
Il. II. n.
Browns wv OlO W. 8
lied Sox............. 0Uv wv VUx-S
Battertes-browns. Plank, Sroom,
t1ncher and Hartley; Red Sox. Leonard
and Carrigan.
The Washington times., 1916-07-18

lion. For four frames he was the big
TOAD in the puddle. Then the heat and
his own exertions got to him. He lost
his stun and was pounded rather rudely
y Fred ees Benbe followed Klepfer to the
mound in the seventh. and was slam.
med around a bit in the eighth. but not
enough to hurt. He finished strong.
Graney's walk turned into q run
in the third on Roth's sacrifice fly.
Chapman's walk. wild pitch, and
o'Neil's clout scored another In the
fourth.
Harper was punished in the fifth. his
last frame. Five hits, a sacrifice. and
Harper's own wretched heave gave the
invaders three runs.
Three passes by Shaw In the sixth.
followed by Roth's single. counted two
more runs for Cleveland.
shanks and Rice singled In success.
sion to open the fifth. and Hank tailed
as Mcbride hit into a double play.
Moeller opened the sixth with dou-
bic, scoring on another by Foster. MI
Ian walked, Jameson died. and Shnnks
singled to center, scoring Foster. Milan
could have followed the little one over
but didn't.
Beebe's bad inning was the eighth
He passed Moeller and Foster singled
| On O'Neill's bad pog to second, Moeller
reached third. Milan popped to Roth
Jamieson's single scored Moeller. and
Rice's second blow scored Foster.
Here YOU are:
The Washington times., 1916-07-18
Here you HTt
CLEVELAND,
NATIONALS.

'Batted for Harper In the NTH.
tBatted for Shaw In tho ninth.
Nationals .'..'......'..........'.. OOO OH 900
Cleveland '',....................' OO1 132 O00-7
Runs-Moelier (O. Foster az, shanks
Graney (s). Speaker, Gandii. Chapman and
Klepfer. Stolen base-Roth Left on
base on ssii:-o Hrpssr "i !: oi sSa ss.
I; on Klepfer. & OF Besbe, I. Inninss
pitched-.By Harper. 8; BY shaw. I; by Kisp-
s; on shaw. 81; OF Kiepfer. 6; on Beebe. ..
Times at bst.Against Harper, 10; Shaw, III;
kisp,er 70; Bssbe; Z; Struck Struck cutSBy hsr-
:. Three-bsss hit-Chapman. Two-base hi
-Gandii. Sacrifice hits-Roth. wambss snss.
Henry to Foster; Chapman to wambsganss
to Gandil; wambsganss TO Gandii. wild
pitch--Harper. Umpires-Messrs. O'LouEhlin
u minutsk
The Washington times., 1916-07-18
FRANK BAKER LOST
INDEFINITELY NOW
Physician Discovers Two Brok.
en- Ribs, and Yankees Will
Suffer Accordingly.

NEW YORK. July ls-The Yankees
have been hit n hard blow by the an
nouncement today that they will To
without the services OF J. Franklin
Baker for an indefinite period. probably
running into months. An x-ray exam
nation discloses two fractured ribs. and
the physician says that Baker will have
to take long rest before resuming acti-
vitles at third base.
In the absence OF Baker. Luther Boone
will hold down the hot corner. Last year
he was the Yapks' regular second base
man. but has been on the bench this
season during the trial given Joe Ge-
deon. Boone has jumped into the line
up, and Is going like a house afire.
Without several regulars. the Yankees
handed the Tigers two defeats yesterday
to o and 3 to 2. Bob Shawkey held
the foe to six hits In the opener, only
one Tiger reaching third base. Goone's
bunt. Nunamaker's triple. and Shaw
keys single brought over all runs in the
fifth inning.
Slim Love started the second contest
and twirled a mastery game until the
eighth. After passing two men he was
relieved by Allen Russell, who had no
trouble turning back the Jungaleers.
Scores by innings:
The Washington times., 1916-07-18

Jack Dillon can pummel the
big ones. but the little ones
like Bat Levinsky elude him.
It's a tough job picking a flea
UP with boxing gloves on.
The Washington times., 1916-07-18

Boxing commissioner says boxers are
money mad. which is a queer thing to
get mad about.
The Washington times., 1916-07-18
R|CE'S B|NGL|NG| IS
EARNING HIM JOB
Pitcher To Be Played in Right
Field Until He Fails With the
Bat.

Sam Rice's recent bingiing in the
pinches has given him Q trial In the
garden with the Griffmen. Until he falls
down altogether. he will play right field.
At least. that's the official announce
ment from Clark Griffith.
The versatility Of the Griffmen Is to
be noted. A left fielder 10 playing third.
with another one at the hot corner.
A right fielder is playing left
A third baseman is playing second.
A catcher Ia the regular first baseman.
A pitcher is now to play right field.
Zeb Milan and George Mcbride are the
only players in the daily lineup play
ing their own positions. No other club.
not even the Yankees Of today. has SO
many men playing strange positions.
Sam Rice has been attracting atten-
ton for several weeks by his hitting in
tight places. Though a southpaw swat:
ter, he hits left handlers almost as well
as the other kind. His fielding may not
be brilliant. but Washington fans will
bear with much. II Rice can only thun,p
the apple.
The Washington times., 1916-07-18

| New YORK fans are convinced that trading
Doyie TOT Herzog Is giving two tens for
The Washington times., 1916-07-18

Joe Judge has undergone an operation
for his hernia and must no wrest. He
may be out Of the game for . least a
month. but hopes are hold out for his
return to the line-up during the next
home stuy Of the GrIHmcn.
Rirry Wiliiamy' injured leg IL mend
ing rapidly and he may be seen in the
lineup tomorrow or Thursday.
The Washington times., 1916-07-18
Yesterdays Results.

clncin.. .; Boston. s.Iss. l.. s; y. r, J.
. Brooklyn. 2: Chi. ]. lPhillies-Pttts.-RaIn
The Washington times., 1916-07-18
Yesterdays Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing of Clubs.
Where They Play.
TODAY.

TODAY. TOMORROW
Phillies At Pittsburgh ~. Y, at Cincinnati.
Boston at Cincinnati. brooklyn at Pitts.
Brooklyn at Chicago. boston ut st. L.
n. Y. At st. Louis Phila. at Cincinnati.
The Washington times., 1916-07-18

II Al Mccoy Is a, cheese champion
doesn't that make his ptrsuers ,nicef
The Washington times., 1916-07-18
MINCE PIE
LITTLE OF EVERYTHING"
BY BUGS" BAER.
pARN RUU0ApV'

"Some people
can't 60 to the
Zoo without the
squirrels think
ing IL il feeding
time"
The Washington times., 1916-07-18

Until somebody started this Gin
cinnhti managership rumor, we
didn't think that Matty had an
enemy in the world. -
The Washington times., 1916-07-18

The borsr Dho makes the greatest
strides In the ring Is the one Uho fokss
the fetoest.
The Washington times., 1916-07-18

War with Mexico has been averted.
United States has apologized for making
Mexican prisoners take compulsory
baths
The Washington times., 1916-07-18

Cincinnati fans had Manager McGraw sr-
rested. II he is found guilty no doubt
he will be sentenced to Cincinnati.
The Washington times., 1916-07-18

Western baseball fans are getting stylish.
Taking out warrants instead OF bottles.
The Washington times., 1916-07-18

Sharks are going further and further
North. The Braves are almost IN fret
place noto.
The Washington times., 1916-07-18

Charley weinert claims to have been
sick before he fought Jack Dillon. We
thought II was after.
The Washington times., 1916-07-18

'Batted for Harper In the NTH
tBatted for Shaw In tho ninth.
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SEVERE PUNISHMENT
or Mira. Chappsu. Of Fire Years
Standing, Relieved BY Csrdai.

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Texas InfantrymGn TriunphGd
Over Missouri ArtiIIGrymen
IN WELL PLAYED GAME AT EXPOSITION GROUNDS
MONDAY AFTERNOON SECOND TEXAS FOOT
BALL TEAM DEFEATED MISSOURiANS
80 TO O.
CLARK, HENDRICKS AND COLLINS STARRED FOR TEXAS

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team from ihe ghirl Miasnan Annirry
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DOMESTIC TRAGEDY Is
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WIT OF U. S. MARINE

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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-22
MASTERS SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.

Public notice is hereby given that
I, the undersigned Special Master,
by virtue of a decree and judgment
rendered in the District Court of
the First Judicial District Of the
State of New Mexico, in and for
the County Of Rio Arriba, on the
18th day OF July, A. D. 1915, in a
certain cause in said court pending,
numbered 1896, Luis NJ. Ortiz, Teresa
Ortiz de Chavez, Cleotilde Ortiz,
Tulsa T. Ortiz and Jaspar F. Ortiz,
plaintiffs, versus James G.. McNary,
Executor of the Estate of Felix
MARITIME, deceased, Virginia Marti-
nez. Flora Martinez de Hernandez,
Felix Martinez, Alfonzo Martinez,
Reyes Martinez de Drummer, and Vir-
ginia Martinez, a minor, heirs at
law Of Felix Martinez, deceased, Cla-
ra d. True and Mary T. Bryan, de-
PENDANTS, will, on the 10th day Of
October, A. D. 1910, at the hour of
l o'clock in the afternoon, at the
front door Of the postoffice, in Es-
pamela, Rio Arriba County, New
Mexico, offer for sale and sell for
cash in hand to the highest and
best bidder, to satisfy the sun of
with interest at 6% per
annum from July 18th, 1916, and the
further sum of 5000, with interest
at 10 per month from July LIST.
1916, the plaintiffs damages, and also
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-22

firms and others operating over the
border; and in fact to go into the
whole question that has been agit-
ating the American press and public
for a number OF years and to develop
in the public mind an adequate idea
of the situation.
To accomplish this work the Bur
eau is sending out invitations in all
directions to capitalists who have
invested their own money there, to
bondholders and stockholders who
are interested in Mexico, to the wild
ows and children of men, whether
Americans or of other nations, who
have lost their lives thereto re-
fugces who have had their property
seized and confiscated by one band
of bandicts after another: and to
all persons who claim either per-
sonal or reliable information upon
the various features of the subject.
As fast as the notifications are
made the Bureau promises to issue
all statements OF the facts under
Investigation.