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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-30
anrSe lleberlidt,

9eut1dDe nno DiterreidJiId)e
gruppen riifen rtmter Sc
neral uun Werof BON Weitcn
her in sic Mploan. Sas rmi-
MD rnmaniidle Seer id)eint
perlpren.
.ocnte ipnrbe in gnoapeit Die
3ronmng bes aDniss nno Der
&Snigin bollsogen.
,sn ltmsarn iteben anidei-
ncno neltc Miniiterfriiem be-
bDr,
ejrnf Gseruin bot iein amt
ais 0iterrcidJiidJer Wiiniitcr
oes gimsmartisen angetrcten.
&niiiIdJe Sdiffe luerosn
bnrdJ Yfinen serit6rt.
Die Gunooner rSpectatDr"
ld)lpakt blDbiinnisen uniinn
iiber Die syriebensbeoinsnnscn
Der Naiierten.
slntiuprt Der gliiierten anf
Die syrieoensporidloae iel Den
gcntralmGdlten beitte sasebem.
Gen. Sais bebamptet, bic
Sample an Der Spntme beoen-
trteH einen groken Grfols fir
Die Gnteuteutadlte.
Der yerIiner pSofal -Ansei-
ger" iiebt ben GrieSen mod
IN lueiter Jerne.
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kon(erell6 fortgele5t,
Garran5a bat Oarum
erindt.
AnfdnOise Slibnfitr.
Yaqni sSnOianer uerweisern Die
llebersabe.


- Garransa Fat nniere Gegiermna
eri,tdJt, Sic merifaniid amerifaai-
Id)e &pnferens lire Sikmngen. ril-
big fortieben ST lailen. Gs id)eint,
baf Die Selegaten sii oieier SORT.
ietnmg audi bereit iinb. Sn 8esaa
anf Die Heribins'idje glnselesenbei1
bebt er nud)maIs berbor, baf, iuenn
bie Sr,lppen snriidberufen iuGrrr,
luiroen iid) alle Streitfrasen in In
nerbalb einer 8ode regeln laiien.-
@as Die aonferens eisentlid) Md
niiten ioa, ipir6 fein Derniinftiger
MenidJ einIeben. Die gan5c 0e-
idtidDte lit sdipinoel. Sc ipir6 mic
etlpns babel beramsfpmtnen.
- Bon ben merifaniiden sslibn-
iterien, bic in Der gSeibnadtsnadt
iiberN oen Gip Oranbe gingen, beift
es iett, es ieien MnbGnger oes DeIig
9ias nnb iie betriigem iid bOdJit an-
itGnoig. Sic rambten nid)t mnh
misbanbelten audi bic gemobner
midt, iic indtem MIR frieblidj ansm-
iuerben, iuer 2nit babe, iid ibnen ait-
smidliefem. Nenlid eridienen If
rer sipansis anf elmer Spdscitsfeier
in Der GegenS Der SaIaba, bielten
cine Mnlprade an sic geriammelten,
in Der iie iagten, Of Semanb 9nit ba-
be, iid linen ansmidliefen nno als
Niemanb 9mit seiste, ritten iie
fremnbIid sriifenb iuieoer fort. Sic
fiibrten iibrisens ben friiberen @c-
feblsbnher Der NnRluaden in Staa-
te Nnebo 2epn ais @efanaemem nit
iid. Sic batten lin nno ieincn
Gp6n anf einer benadlbarten 9iandL
mo Die Seiocu Eferbe fanften, se-
fanaen genommen, batten BEN Sun
gen aber iuieber lanfen laiIen unS
batten linn geiaat, er m0ae MIR nad
9tnepo 2areop aeben nnb ben Be
amten bort bie 9tadjridlt pun ser &c
famsenuabme ieines @aters ii6er-
brimgen.
- 1000 gaami Smbianer, Die
bel 9endlu, Spnura, elm Eager ba-
ben, baben iidl geiueigert, lire 8af-
fen nnb Mnnitiun ben garramsiita's
amssnliefern.
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Nnnnnler 733.


@erlag pro ouras lperldIges erfabre1es Gedft
ober eine Berion als 0.ager fir ben @erfan
LAMB bas neine 5ab George @et in 2ipe Dat gotn
angreSt fir 8erfaf Cots genanne
5tao SD babe 10000 sder ausgemeen in etde 40 so
160 adern; aae @den nb beuli marert fir @eranfe
ppliatnen merbn ipen ie aeuen fonrnen
Die nit ben Iderbau Gerbdltnen Seras bqg nat iio
Iae Npplao1en mifn 1drii6 nit gmpfebnngs fbrbn
9atns perantportlen girsrn ansseidt rae
reidt @be geb &onra fir abgeioen betradtet
prO muB sr bon Serna Santln gseoun aasi9sbn laO
meber cine apmnion ODER 5nldr IN gaar. Seesa@
pbere oDer lree alien ndesmerten gppifann Selepbon
Gnfrugn e8ng bes Gedftes merbn ndt beanpnrtet Sic
oben epa9te aaoereien eroe garme bslren geon.
neorgren Yreen perfan 2anb gleid)er
0uald no ng6tg mals in Seras berfar purbe 9as 2ano
lit in ner gSeiie belaite uno s bat perfefte geb Si s
SarmlanO lit gobn Segas eefrDen merben
fan ees srinpaier lit eerser Eiefe iberaa an oieim
Sanoe finDen eStere1nte IiO beionbs erib,
8rma Der SfTerten be8i meiner 9dnDen nb mner Saot
oor5tnebmen.
COB 0aparrp Strake San Mntpnu seras.
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Stemcr Wotis.

Staats- nno GpmntD-Stemerm fir
bas sSabr 1916 anf 0rnmb- nnS
perI6nlides Giaentnm, miiIem bis
snm 81. Sannar 1917 an ben
Stener Solicitor Sobn u. Sitter
emtrid)tet iuerben, nm Die 3abImng
einer Strafe nnS Soften BON 10 Tru-
sent, Die amf peri6nlides Giscntim
crboben iuerSen, ST permeioen.
Games 81. OapiS,
Gontttp= =3idDter.
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lttfen, noHlfa10tg geldppad]t. SaR
Die ensliiden Srrppen an Der su1n=
nte mod etmntal i'm Stamoe iein mer=
ben, Sentldlanb aiebersniuerfen.
slanbt General 9aig Ielbit nidJt.
eSm 2pnopn 1tnb 0ipm Iua man TIM
fern SutldJaftern 9eoten ii6erseben
baben, in benen in pertramlidJer 8ei=
ie Srrtiiner feitseiteat iumroen, ,n
oemen sic 5rieoensnpte nnIeres Gra=
iibenten InlaR gegebem batte. 0leidJ=
seitig iuirb geneloet, baf Die slnt=
mort arf Die gsote luol mod lGnscr
persDgert iuerben ntOge.
Der ensliide sanfbanpfer saul
Gair@ lit bnrh cine Seentine an Der
enslilden Giiite serit6rt uproen.
Mnd bem frans6iiiden Sdupner st.
2umis" iua bas Gleif)e paiiiert iein.
Solten bieie Niinem iidJ nid)t piei=,
leid)t lpatcr ais 1tnterjeebppte eriusi=
len?
Der mene &riegsminiiter nat III
Der 9eputiertenfammer ben General
Soffre Sen 9tetter oes 2anbes ge=
naitnt. Sarnm fat man ibm anf)
lupl iett a6sebalftert.
Sas engliide Garlament iuirS ain
Is. Sammar erDffnet werben.
Der rniIildje 9antpfer ySibpmna"
iuitrOe in Der Ginfabrt smm finniIden
Wieerbniem onrdy 8eriibrtng nit Ell
ner eigenen, D. +. elmer ritIIiIhen,
1tnterieemine serit6rt. Yiit bcnt
SGiff ains ein sanses rniiiides Sit
item Mrtiaerie 9lesiment, 1900
Mann, NIT slnsnabme BON fiinfsig
damn, inter, and ertranfem mnge=
fair tanienS Seferbe. slm ielben sa-
&c ioa ein anberer rniIiidJer 9att-
pier, ein EaiIagierIduff, int finni=
iden Meerbnien bon elmer rniIiIden
Mine serit0rt mnb NIT alien 2enteH
auf linn nntergegangen in. @Da
einem an6erm ritiiiId)en Sdiffsmn-
gliif, BON bem man bisber mod
nidJts sebDrt bat, melben 9epeid)ea
aus @elp gorf. 9ort iino YaiIasiere
bes rniIiiden 9anlpfers uanrsf"
eingetroffen. 9ieies Sdiff mad)fe
reselmafige syabrten slpiIdDen slr-
dansel nnb gteiu Oorf. glm 20. No=
bember iuurbe cs in Der 9sG6e ppm
airfipall, Sdpttlanb, ppn elmer I'm
terieemine serit6rt. 9ns arg beId)a=
bigte Sdiff iumrbe ppn enslilden
Entrpniaenbooten nad) airfiuall ne
bradlf, Die HaiIagiere mmften aber
in offenen gppten bic ganse gaadt
apf 0en @ailer bleiben, bis lie uuA
ben engliidJen gootem eingeholt iunr=
ben. Gs fdeimen iibrisens 5iemlid
ale Yailagiere gerettet al iein.
Cine SepeidDe ans @aIbinetpm
melbet, siuiiden BEN &riesfiibrenSen
iuiiroen jekt Onrd &ermittlmns elmer
nelttralen Wiad)t pertrdnlide got=
ldJaften ansgeta,tid)t, Senen eine
geipredutng Der 6rieSensbeoimgmm=
gen fplgen iuerbe. llmierm Sptidai-
ter Gerarb Ieiem bie oentiden syrie-
bensbeOinsnngem i'm @ertranen nit
seteilt. Mlles gebe 10, iuie Der asra-
iiSent es seiuiinidJt babe. 8enn
bic sllliiertcn iastem, tie f0nnten iid)
anf feline Gonferens einlaiien, obne
9emtidJlambs geoinsnnsen 81 fen-
men, baum iuiirben linen bieie Be
bingtngen iufort mitseteilt iueroen.
@as biele 8ebingnnsen anbetreffe,
10 f6nne 10 biel seIast iuer6en, 6afs
9emtidlnnb nidts anneftierem iuolls.
- 9as Qektere tpeif iebermann.
SIN 1tebrigen fnb mir Ser Nniidt,
Sak bieie 9epeide gum srSktcn
Sell, iuenn nidJt sans nno gar, sclo-
gen lit,
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Die iest beenoete 9eadBdblung
Der in Der geopelnbertpabl i'm Staate
gfetp yorf abgege6enen Stinlmen bot
ergeben, oab Ger republifaniide
YrdiioentidaftS : &anoioat Suabes
nit 1882 in oieiem Staote geiiegt
bot @r erbielt S79,23S Stimmca
lpdbreno auf g8illon nur 759,426
fielen
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Standardization in Der 9aae
Der Sermannsfobne am Samltag
itnO Soniltag, oen 80. Ii. 81. Oe5enl-
Der. @eGfIeiih @eI1ipltrit, @urit-
fuppe. Sur fir 6ermannsiobne.
SeSen Sonntag 9elifateiIen Counter
i'm Speile8inlner nit ausgelpdbften
Sahen.
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~ @ouaro StranB, ser Iebte ser
beriibmten @ebriioer Strouk ilt in
Wien, i'm Sitter BON 81 sSabren ge-
ftorben. StraliB nodte bor unge-
fdbr orei8ebn ooer bier5ebn Sabren
NIT einem Or6eIter cine &unItreiie
ourd ben Ser. Staaten.
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= 9as Z. Sainois ssifaiiterie-&e-
ginent bat anl Sreitag Camp @il-
ion perIaiien iitto bie Hiiffabrt nad
Ser Seimate atgetreten.
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Sum gerfanf- Cine nette, aelbbrills
9enoe CONFECTIONERY, i'll gutter Gage,
nnbe Dem slmarillos9 9otel; madt flotte
@eihdfte. Gin Bargain bel ifneIlem
@ntihluB. @iinltiae 8eoiltaun9en.
Spredlt ooer fd)reibt Sranf %. ,3immer.
mann, Gmarillo, Seras.
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UcrIa II at:

fin Office in mner g8obg Game San s
ober 1meeblng als grperzgnd6aen Wadinenreben
Steno9rapbn Ipplantn mB poafommen aeinno ien o
1barfe 9gen babe Ippaion ie nidt
@mpbnssre6n besetet it, bas DerantportI
G1seun bieier Ggenb NIT SeDr Snte nnterseidl
net Satms it, Selepbpu Gnragen uerben nidt
bealporte ioer gpplaltn, Die paienb ient h
learapbieren idreen Gntes Snldr fir Die rige Een
GEO. w. WEST
603 giaparrp Srake. San Mntpnu SeEas.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03
RACING CARS ARRIVE
FOR BENNING MEET

James Kline, of the Kline Motor
Car Company, of Richmond. Va,
has arrived in Washington with his two
racing cars. Jimmie. and Jimmie, jr., and
after a trial on the track in which phe-
nonomal speed was shown Mr.. Kline
believes he will take a big share of the
prize money.
The big white Stutz, OF New York, to
be driven by Mr.. Dickinson, holder Of
the New York and New Jersey dirt track
records, arrived here yesterday. His car
will be unloaded and be ready for a
trial on the track at once. The arrival
OF these cars completes the list of en-
tries to participate in the Labor Day
races at Benning, D. G.
Judging the time shown by these cars
In speed tests, their average for five
miles is about the same, and conse-
quentIy all races WILL be closely con-
tested. This, without a doubt, will be
the closest race ever held in this To-
Cality, and is bound to please.
Those who follow auto racing will en-
joy the entertainment offered and many
who, for the first time. view auto races,
will remember the speed and close COM
petition which will be demonstrated.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03

BALTIMORE WINNERS
Southpaw Jimmy Murphy Proves a
Puzzle TO Crack Hampden Club
in Title Series.

Baltimore, Md. Sept. THE Hampden
baseball team won the right to play the
Fidelity and Deposit team for the honor
of baseball championship of Maryland BY
downing st. Gerard's Catholic club, to .
In the first game OF a double-header.
Unable to hit the clever southpaw pitch
Ing of Jimmy Murphy. the Hampden club
looked upon as a certain winner Of the
local championship amateur series, fell
before the Fidelity and Deposit team to-
day at Oriole Park. to 3 On Monday
the Fidelity and Deposit team will go to
Richmond for the first of a series Of
games for the amateur championship OF
Maryland, Virginia and tho District Of
Columbia. Scores by innings:
First game RHE
Hampton. 2 90 YRS Il )
St Gersrds. o D IL :
Batteries Hetnck and Hssson; shemans, G1sss
and Eakles.
Second game RH L
Fidelity and Deposit 900 ol Is y
Hampton ............. 0 0 O-3 s
Batteries-Murphy and Fsllon Eakes and Hasson
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03
MID-CITY RACKETERS
LAND WOMEN'S TOURNEY

The spring season of the Women's Ten
mis- Club, organized in 1915, has closed
with total of 203 matches played Con-
sidering the rainy weather, and the early
departure from the city OF some of the
best players, this Is an excellent record
Too much praise cannot be given the
team leaders for their loyalty and en-
thusiasm. Special mention should be given
the Mid City, Washington Country Club,
Piney Branch and Y. w. c. A. teams for
the fine way in which they played of
their matches.
The plan of organizing the women play
ers was originated by Miss Aida Doyle
and has been extremely successful in
bringing together, not only the best play
ers, but also in encouraging and develop
ing the younger players of promising
ability.
A series Of doubles for the fall season
will be started shortly.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03
Church IS Beaten
IN TITLE TOURNEY
Robert L. Murray. of Bayonne, Lands
Feature in Tennis Champs.
Williams I'd Wins.

Forest Hills, l. l., Sept, Robert
Lindley Murray, formerly of Palo Alto
Cal, but now a resident OF Bayonne, n.
J., defeated G. NJ. Church in the feature
match of the national tennis champion
ships at the West Side Courts here to-
day. The match went TO five sets, Muir
ray winning at 3-s, -, 60 81, 81.
In their only other meeting of the season
Church was the victor This was at Sea-
bright three weeks ago.
In the third OF the four matches played
today William NJ. Johnston. the playing
through champion, defeated Watson NJ.
Waehburn in three straight sets, at g.,
60, IS
In the second match Richard Norris
Williams 2nd, 1914 National champion. de-
feated Douglas Waters, the Southern
champion. at 3e. 81, 81, 60. In the
other match Clarence Griffin won from
Wallace F. Johnson, of Philadelphia, in
straight sets. Ga, 81, So.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03
HOME BUILDERS ARE
BEATEN BY TREASURY
Money Counters" Defeat Richmond
Amateur Champions in First
Game, 10 to 2.

Richmond. Va. Sept. 1.-The Treasury
team, OF Washington. drew first blood in
the opening game OF the intercity series
with Richmond here today by defeating
the Home Builders by the score of 10 to
g Despite the overwhelming score. the
game was not One-Sded AFFAIR, and at
times the playing was brilliant
Ricketts, was the star for the Home
Builders, while Rice's catch of a line
drive in the first inning. completing a
double play by a throw to first was a
pretty piece of headwork and execution.
Bell. at second. was the star for the Wis
itors. making two sensational plays. The
entire Washington team played a good
game. The Home Builders will have an
opposing team representing Baltimore as
the Labor Day attraction. Score:
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03
KILBANE
RED soY TRIM YANKEES.

New York Sept. 2.-Boston defeated
the Yankees today. to ;, but failed to
climb on Detroit, the latter team taking
Chicago into camp. Boston piled up an
early lead OF Mogridge and were never
overtsken. although they knocked George
Foster, OF no-hit fame. out of the box
in the sixth. He retired. however, only to
be supplanted by another no-hit artist
Dutch Leonard. The Yanks were brought
to halt forthwith. Hits by Gamer and
Carrigan, a force play that failed and a
passed ball gave Boston two runs in the
second and Hooper's single scored two
more in the fifth. Gardner drove out a
long home-run in the ninth inning. Score:
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03
CLANCY CONFIDENT
OF WINNING TITLE

Cleveland. Ohio. Sept Am is in readi-
ness for the feather-weight championship
battle between the present title holder,
Johnny KiTbane. OF Cleveland, and George
CLANCY, challenger, OF Baltimore, at
Cedar Point. Ohio. Labor Day afternoon.
The fighters are trained to the minute.
Both are full OF confidence. CLANCY is so
sure OF victory that he has had printed
posters placed In hotels and other public
places containing a declaration OF his alb
solute certainty that the feather-weight
crown will change hands Monday.
The betting is 10 to on the champion.
Kilbane. through his manager, Jimmy
Dunn. has assured his friends that they
need have no fear OF his losing the fight.
Measurements:
CHANFY XII .RANE
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03
RECORD SCORE IS
MADE AT RANGE

A. Z. Soldier unattached, and A Col
burn, OF the Home Club. tied for first
honors in the weekly shooting at the Ma
tional Rifle Associations indoor rife
range. under the Eastern Market, by
making a total of 1888 out of 100 Seidler
tops Colburn owing to the fact that he
made high score at the difficult range
rapid fire. Colburn also was third with
1877. while Roberts, of the Big Four, took
fourth with 1876.
The following are the scores OF the
qualified men for the week ending Sep
TENDER ., 1916:
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03
WAYNE HART IS OFF
TO COACH CLEMSON

Wayne Hart, the former star
gridironer of Georgetown and
George Washington Universities.
who last season coached the Gal
laudet College eleven. will leave
this city today en- route for Glenn
son Agricultural College, at Glenn
son. s. c., where he will coach this
season. Hart will take along his
brother, Willett Hart. and Vic
Drummer, formerly OF Technical
High School, who will enter the
Southern agricultural college this
fall.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03
Westover Eleven Ready.

The Westover Athletic Club football
team will start practice for the season
Tuesday afternoon, and -anager Bart
man Is anxious to hear from any elevens
in this vicinity weighing 135 pounds. Ad-
dress all challenges to Manager hartman,
HOS Twenty-fifth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03
Stiles Lifts Western Links Title.

Chicago, Sept. IF. z. Stiles, North
western, defeated A. N Mcdonald. I'LL
nois, for the Western intercollegiate golf
championship at Evanston yesterday, .
up and 1 to play. in the 36-hole final In
the second flight Thomas Kaiser, Dart
mouth. defeated Howard Mcguire. Ar
mour, l up. In the third fight D. l.
Brown, Illinois, defeated H. Lobdell, Wis
consin, up and to CO.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03
W, B. & A. VS.. Knights.

The final tilt of a series Of thtree
games between the knights of Column
bus. OF Baltimore, and the Washington,
Baltimore and Annapolis clubs will be
played at the NsTal Academy Junction
today at p. nj. Each team has won a
game and the deciding contest will no
doubt result in hard-fought battle. The
Knights will present their strongest line
up. Schlimm or Rneisch will twirl, with
Boyd on the receiving end. Vernstein
or Kelly will work for w, B. and A.,
with Phipps doing the receiving
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03

Heilman batted for Coyeleskie in tenth
Cobb ont. hit by batted ball: one out when
winning run scored.
Runs-Schak. Wit. Young Two-base hits
Schak. Young Three-base hits-Yitt schalk
Struck out-By Russell. 5; by Coyeeskie ; Base
on balls-OR Russell. l. Double play-weaTer to
Ness. Sacrifice HIT. Collins, VeSch Spencer
Stolen base-Jackson. HIT by pitcher-By Coveles-
he tNessl. Wild pitch-Russen. Umpires-Messrs
Connolly and Hildebrand Time Of game hour and
Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03
tn plav Shon Nine

The Lincoln A. c.. OF northeast. will
MAY the fast Railroad Shop nine at Union
League Park at 10 a. m. today, and Man
ager Pete Long requests the following
players to be present: Montague. Dresh-
er, Poole Phel. ]. Flaherty, Eslin. l.
Long. D. Houseman. Balsinger. wheatley,
and Donaldson.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03
HEILMAN HITS TIMELY.

Detroit. Mich, Sept. HAIRY Heilman.
pinch hitter. lined a single to left field
in the tenth inning Of today's battle be-
tween the White Sox and Tigers. scoring
Young and brought victory to the De-
troit clan. The score was 2 to l. 1t was
n pitchers battle between Russell and
Coveleskie. Russell weakened as the game
neared its end and allowed four hits in
the final two frames. while Coveleskie
frightened as the going became tougher,
holding the Sox hitless In the final three
Innings. Score:
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03
he leading pitchers for q games


DaUbert holds the lead i'm the National
Carey, Pittsburgh. is still in front in
stolen bases. with -: Flack. Chicag 90. in
sacrifice hits, with "a: Williams. Chicago.
In home-runs, with 10: Wheat. BROOKLYN.
in total bases. with 1875: Burns. New York.
in runs scored with -. and BROOKLYN I'm
club batting with a6l
Leading batters-Daubert. RNookfvn.
.225; Wagner. Pittsburgh. 3IS. Ho-rsh,-.
st. Louis. 81: Robertson. New York.
-5l6; Wheat, Brooklyn, .si1: Chase Gin
cinnati, 81; Long. St Louis. .SOl: Hinch-
man, Pittsburgh, .3o2: Zimmerman. Chi
cago-Sew York, .297; Stock. Philadelphia.
2sS.
ro,,s,-, -t..A. -. .
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03

Moeller batted for CoTeleskie IN the ninth.
Rumler betted for Davenport in the fourth
Two out when winning scored.
Rurs-Chspman. Wsmbsgsnss GSndil. BochlinE
Moeller. Marsans Austin LAuBn e.. TwO-tzse hits
-GandL Turner Lsvzn, Rumler. Sacrifice hits-
Groom. Gandil. Stolen bsscs-Speaker Msrsaus -
First base balls-Of BoehinE, ;: OF Davenport.
2: of Groom. ; Struck out-By Davenport l: by
Grocm, s. Passed ball-severeid Double Tlsys-
Speaker TO Wsmh>gans; Pratt to LAvan 10 Sbsler
e. Turner to Chapman n Gsndil Umpires-
Messrs Dineen and Owens. Time Of Eame-l hour
and 50 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03

Bauman hated Tor PIP IN tIIth.
o Runs-wsker Gardner Scott a. CsriEan
Mage. Mosridge o.. TTobsse hits-Hooper, Pi7p
Three bsse hits-JKnTrin. Scott. Home run-Gard-
ner Sacrifice hit-Ga1dner Stolen base-Masps
Double plsys-Maisel to Pirp 70 wsltr-s Foster TO
Gardner 10 Scott 20 Gamer Peck TO Gedeon TO
Pip. Walters u Peck. Base On halls-Of Foster
!. Struck out-Rv Mogridgr. s: Nv Foster 6: by
Leonard : Hit by pitcher BY MoSridge tLewisl
Passed hall-Wslt~rS. Hits msde-Or Foster % in
% innings Cmpire~-MessrS. Chill snd Evans
Time Of Fsme-l hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03
INDIANS RALLY WINS.

Cleveland. Ohio, Sept 2.-CIeveland rail-
lied and scored two runs in the ninth.
beating St Louis, to 4. Moeller. pinch
hitter for Coveleskie. drove in the tying
run. The winning counter came on Chap
mans single. BoehlinC and Davenport
started. but neither finished. COveleskie
replaced Boehling in the eighth after the
Frowns had scored their fourth run.
Groom replaced Davenport in the fifth
after Rumler doubled for Davenport
Score
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03

Two out when Winning nun scored.
Earned TIns-WashingtOn. 4; Athletics. s. First
bsse By errors-Washington. l: Athletics, /. Left
On bases-Washihgton. 8; Athletics g. First base
balls-Oh Harper, Innings pitched-By Har-
per, 8: By GaIlia, ) Hits mads-Of Harper, Z;
Of Gallia, Struck oUt-By Gslia .; by Harper,
s. TEO-bass hits-Shanks o. McInnes Double
play-FOster to Judge. Hit by pitcher-By sheehan
CMcBTidel; By Harper Uswryl. Wild pitch-Shee-
han. Passed ball-Picinich. Umpires-Messrs
Nlllin and O'Loughln. Time Of Eame-2 hours and
- rinnfes
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03

McLaren. Dust ~. Sanderson, Strait F. Bauer.
Double plays-R:ce to B. Bauer. Armstrong to Bell
to Downey. Base on balls-Oh Sanderyon 4; of
Croson, B. Struck out-By Sanderson 5; by Gro.
son, 7. Left on bsses-Treasury, ;; Home Builders
T. Time Of same-l hour and 80 minutes Umpires
MIR. Morgan, Of Richmond; Mr.. Woodward, Of
Washington.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03
To Play Big Series.

The fast westover Athletic Club will
journey to Bladensburg. Md, today to
meet the fast club OF that place IN the
first game of a series. The Westovers
will play the Marylanders a double-head-
er on Labor Day.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03

Nap Ruckcr Is a manager. c. Hercules
Ebbets. president OF the Dodgers has ap-
pointed the great southpaw manager OF
the Superba rockies. who will report in
Brooklyn or September y and will PLAY
exhibition games on Sundays in order 10
give a line on what they can DO. Uncle
Robbie thinks he can get better line on
them while they are in condition than he
can by waiting till next spring
Fuckers Rockies will be: Adams. OF
Winnipeg, first base; Smyth. Montreal.
second base; Kelleher. Denver. short
stop: Sheehan. Winnipeg. third base:
Hickman, Asheville, left field: Nixon.
Beaumont. center field: Larry Miller,
Winnipeg, right field; Mack Wheat.
Harrisburg. catcher. and Appleton. Mails
and Colwell, pitchers.
Joe Leonard made a sensational catch
Of foul tip from Lawry's bat in the first
inning. running almost 10 the home plate
after the ball. Leonard incidentally sand
WICKED in his usual base hit.
WILLIAM PEET.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-03
Nashville Wins Title

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 1.-The Southern
Association pennant has been clinched by
Nashville, which today held a lead OF
Tine games over New Orleans with only
eight more to play. e.