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The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
TURNER TO GRAPPLE
FRITZ HANSEN TONIGHT

Fritz Hansen. considered the best
middle-weight wrestler in New Eng
land. will meet Joe Turner tonight at
the Lyceum Theater Immediately after
the show in a finish match best two
out of three falls and with this pair
in action the fans are bound to see
some stirring sport. Hansen has been
cleaning up lately against all-comers
and is confident he can take the meas
ure of Joe Turner
Turner defeated Pinky Gardner last
tuesday and a S soon a S the match with
Hansen was made started training for
the bout tIe states that he will have
no excuses to offer If he Is beaten.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
Match Play Will Start in
Woman's Golf Tournament

A large field of women golfers teed of
in the qualifying round OF the women's
championship under the direction Of the
District Of Columbia Golf Association
yesterday at the Chevy Chase course.
Many Of the scores made by the players
were beyond expectations although the
committee in charge declined to an
nOunce some Of them.
The lowest qualifying scores were made
by Mrs. G. r. FortescUe. Of the Chevy
Chase Club; Mrs. L. G. Frsiley, OF the
'hevy Chase Club: Miss Dorothea Owens.
OF the Chevy Chase Club; Mrs. c. R
StetsOn. Of the Chevy Chase Club. and
Mrs W. H. Jackson, Of the Chevy Chase
Club
Mrs. Frailey put across the score in
this round or IL, while Miss Owens and
Mrs Stetson and Mrs. W. II. jackson
followed with one stroke.
The pairings in the match play and the
time for starting follows.
First siXteen-Mrs. c. r. FOrtescue Of
Chevy Chase Club VS. Mrs. G. b McVay.
Of the Chevy Chase Club, at SO m.
Mrs. /. c. Frailey OF the Chevy halse
Club vs. Mrs. A. Winters Of the CoIlm-
bia Country Club. at 80: Mrs. ". H.
JacksOns. OF the Chevy Chase Club vs.
Mrs Fleming Newbold. OF the Chevy
Chase Club at 9:4: Mrs. B. l. Taylor, Of
the Chevy Chase Club VS. Mrs. J. R De
a
9:3J: Miss Georgia Herrings, OF the Ban
nockburn Golf Club vs.. Miss Pauline
Locket. Of Washington. D. c.. at $40:
Mrs {. r. Stetson. OF the Chevy Chase
Club VS.. Miss L Barney. Of the Chevy
Chase lub. al 9.45: Mrs. B. L. TAYLOR Of
the BannoCkburn Golf Club vs. Miss Ber-
tina Locker, OF Washington. D. c. at 2 % {:
Mrs. L. o. Cameron. Of the Chevy Chase
Club vs. Mrs. DOrothea owens, Of the
Chevy Chase Club. at 9.55
Second siXteen-Miss NJ. D. Church. Of
the Chevy Chase Club vs. Mrs. o. W.
Bethel, OF the Chevy Chase Club. at 1000;
Nine. Ekengren. Of the Chevy Chase
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Mount St Joseph s......... o o o o %
Georgetown Observation-Disclosures. 0 o O-5
Earned Georgetown. 5 First base hy crrors-
Georgetown }, Mount St Joseph. .. Left on ba-es
-GrOrgetown. ). First base on baIs-OT Murray.
.; of Herbert 4: OF Kitt'e. l. Innings pitched by
Hsrberr 5: by Kettle l. Hits made on Herbert.
5: of Kitta. > Struck BY Murray I3; by
Herbert. : by Kittle Thrce-base hit-Cass Two
base hit-Sussck. Stolen bases-Sullivan Cusack
GirOv. Double plays-Weis to Cass Weis to 60
garty to Cass. Hit N pitcher-By Herbert Go
ga1N Passed halis-Hart. .: HoEIe. >. Umpire
Mr.. Kaufman Time Of game hours and Is min
utes.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
Post A. C. After Games.

The Post A c. has reorganized for the
coming season and is without a game
for next Sunday. This team would like
to hear from any club in the District.
Virginia or Maryland, Old Dutch Market,
Cleveland Mount Rainier and Vienna.
Paul Heath will act as manager and
Marshall Smith will act as captain un-
til further notice. Address all games to
Paul Heath, sos E street southwest.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

'Ratted for BochlnE in the third
'Batted for Ayers in the seventh.
Two out when winning run WAS scyrsd.
Washington ............. 0 o 0 > 0 q ; o o Is
Detroit. it.................. o ; o o-5
Earned Washington. 3 Detroit 8 FYrst
lGse tr sUUr Washington ~. Left on bases
Washington. 4; Detroit. 3. Innings IitchCd-B BY
Covrlcs%i. 6; ny nutuc, ), rv BoebHng 5: by
A,-rs 4: by JohnsJn, 4. Rits made-Of CovCIcsh
:: Of Duhur. .: of Boehling. :; Of Ayers ;. of
johnson. >. Three base mt-CoyCIesh. TWo-basc hit
-Honr. DuhH Dlay-Duluc to Witt 10 Burns.
Passed hall-HruU. Umrires- Messrs Evans and
Hildebrand Time Of game hours and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
PLANK BATTED HARD.

Philadelphia. Pa. May fiddle Plank
tried to stage a come back at Shibe Park
today by pitching St. Louis to a victory
over his o!d teammates. but the Ath-
lotcs, after being held IT Lay during the
1rst six innings, jumped on the veteran
southpaw for four ruhs IN the seventh.
and won an exciting to { game Score:
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
PHILLIES TRIM REDS.

CincinnatI, May Is. = PhiIadeIDhIa
batted Toney out of the box in the tird
inning, taking a lead of four runs. and
we're never headed. winning to l. Rixey
pitched fair game He filed theb ases
in the ninth and was relieved by Dema-
rec. A double play ended the contest.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
COBB ROASTED
BY THE FANS
Georgia Peach Throws Dust
in Boehling's Face When
Caught Mapping Off First.
OTHER SPORT GOSSIP
Tigers Tumble Into Second Division
as a Result of Yesterdays
Beating-Comment.

Ty Cobb, Detroit's great ball player.
nearly preCipitated a small sized riot
during the third inning Of Yesterdays
game and brought down about his head
the wrath OF the fans
Cobb had reached frs p-se by virtue
Of a single, and Boehling caught him as
he was trying to steal second slamming
the ball to Judge. who in turn pegged
to Mcbride and then came a merry chase
up and down the path. Boehlng maxi
ing the putout tagging Cobb as Tyrus
Slid for the bag. Cobb came up with q
handful Of dirt and threw it into Boehl-
ing's face, a few hasty words followed
but nothing more happened except un-
complimentary remarks hurled at Cobb
from the stands.
Whether Cobb Intentionally threw dirt
at BOehling or whether it was an acct
dent. makes no difference. Such an act
comes uni Ter the head of unsportsmanlike
conduct md Umpire Hildebrand should
have punished the offender, but Hide
brand apparently had his back turned.
Cobb is tSmperamental, possesses a
quick temper and may not have intended
purpOsely to commit such an act. II
so he certainly owes BOehling an apology
-thats the least he could do in atoning
for the deed
Relations between the Washington and
Detroit clubs have heretofore always
been friendly. but another incident like
that of yesterday will bring about a
breach which will take some time to
heal.
The gratifying part Of yesterdays VIC
tory over the Tigers was the fact that
the Nationals came from behind, tied
the score in the secenth by clean hitting
and put over the winning run in the
eleventh.
CoNeleskt apparently had a whole lot
of stun 1t is true he contributed a wild
throw in the fourth inning which helped
The Nationals score a couple Of runs. but
there was no discounting the clean hit
ting obtained Oy the Grinmen in the
seventh when Jennings finally had TO
yank him out Of the trench.
The Nationals demonstrated again that
they have dangerous ball cIub-one
likely to upset calculations any old time
Pitcher George Dauss Joined the Tigers
here Yesterday and may be used against
the Nationals this afternoon. For Wash
ngtOn, Bert GalIia is slated to pitch.
Ty Cobb pulled on one Of his spectacu-
lar plays in the nth inning when he
raced all the way from first base over
TO third while Doc Ayers and Judge
were retiring Neach on a hunted ball.
Judge made a high throw to Foster and
Cobb slid away from the third saCker
in safety.
With two out in Detroit's half OF the
ninth, cobb and Veach botn singled and
for a minute it looked bad for John
son as Cobb was on third and Veach on
second, with Heilman, a dangerous hitter,
at bat The crowd heavcd a sigh Of re-
lief when Heilman took a healthy swing
at a third strike.
Detroit baseball sCribes blamed Grin
for putting Johnson in the box with but
one dap rest after Walter had pitched
nine innings on Saturday, but the Old
Fox declared that Walters workout yes
terday would leave no i'll effects.
Griffith is too wise a baseball manager
to Overtax his one great pitcher
WILLIAM PEET
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

Hlns-McINnes Lai0ie Pick. steIIbauer schang,
Johnson. Miller. Deal. Hartley Two-base hits
Nll-r. Flank. Three-hsse hits-S Schang Witt Sac
-.-ce bits Johns"n. Ma--ans St0leU hases- Shot
ION. sl'Ier. Msrams. St7Ick out Ry Plank :: R7
hH-h. o. Double Tlay~-Strrnk IN NIcIn-es 10 Witt
l'nh 70 johnson TO ~isIer. Pratt 10 johnson Bases
-n ba-ls-OH Bush. 5; of Plank . Hit by pitched
h-l-B1 Plank Pick. Wild ritch-Plank I'm
iarrs-Messrs. Chill and o OLoughIin.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

Griffs Come from Behind,
Trouncing the Tigers, s to 5
Shanks' Sacrifice Fly Puts Over Winning Run.
Johnson Steps Into Breach When Ayers Is
Threatened-Coveleski Knocked Out Box.
BY WILLIAM PEET.


trimmed Tigers 3 in
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The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

walked in the seventh. stole and came
home on McCarthy's hit, ending the
scoring for the day. Only two balls
were hit to the outfeld OF Murray.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
Game AbOunds in Thrills.

The combat was just abouta s exciting
as any staged here this season. There
was plenty of pld-fashioned suGging al
ways welcome to the fans-feldnG was
brilliant on both sides and-best Of all
the home team won.
In the matter Of hits Detroit Outbatted
the Nationals. but the two Tiger errors
charged proved costly, both figuring in
WashingtOn's hunt for runs
Detroit jumped into an early lead, scOr-
ing four runs in three innings. while
CovelesH was pitching air-tight ball un-
til he cracked open bit in the fourth
the Grifmen getting to him for two runs
The Tigers collected a tally off Ayers in
the seventh, placing the figures, Detroit
3; Washington, >.
Joe Judge touched off the fuse In Wash
ingtone half of the seventh. which
started the batting rally. Judges single
was followed by another from Shanks and
a double from Henry-then out came the
big Pole and DubuC was substituted
Dubuc was reached for n safe swat be-
fore he could retire the side and the
scOrebOard showed both teams on an even
footing, with five runs each.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
Dubuc Is wild.

DIbuc was invinciblc until he developed
a wild streak in the eleventh. Two bases
on balls and an infeld out put Milan on
third base, and when Shanks gave IeaCh
a long fly, Milan was across the plate
with the winning run.
Sam Crawford did not play, but Ty
Cobb was very much in evidence With =
couple Of hits. but he failed to score.
Joe Boehling deserved a shut-out IN
the second inning when Detroit got to
him for three runs. Neach had gone
when Ieilman sent a sharp grounder n
the direction OF second base. Mcbride
and Morgan both bumped into each O,her
while going after the ball Burns ground
ed weakly to Boehling. who attempted to
turn back HoiIman at second, but He'll
man beat the throw and all hand, we're
safe when ordinarily the side would
have been retired. Then came Young
with single and Covelesk with 4
triple. the result being three runs.
With one down in the Tigers half Of
the third, Cobb singled but WAS caught
off first base and run down. Veach
pOked a single to left and stole second
scoring on Hcimans safe drive to right
htld
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

INe IIgeTs m8de sNOTJ WOrk OF Joe
Boehling, who started in the box The
blonde southpaw was removed after seven
hits had put over a trio of tallies in
three innings. Doc Ayres worked the
next four and did well until the sew
enth, when another hostile tally counted
Then came Walter johnson, whose spe-
cialty is tanning the Tiger Walter FIN
ished the game and permitted no liber-
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
One Run on Ayers.

Ayers was in the box when the Tigers
came up in the fourth and held the Wis
itOTs runlcss until the seventh when
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
Connie Mack Releases Two,

Philadelphia, Pa May l5.-Connie
Mack today turned loose two Of his young
pitchers Johnny Ray was sent to the
New Haven Club and Harry Weaver was
released to the Newport News, Va, team.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
New York, 5. Chicago. 2
Totals. % s 2 II

"Batted for Yerkes in the eighth
tBatted for Mulligan in the ninth.
New York ............ o 0 0 o %
Chicago. - 0 0 o o o. 6 4
Runs-Burns, Fletcher. Peritt Zimmerman, Safer
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

'Rattcd for Toney IN the ninth
'HItt0d for knc:1er in the sixth
Run-RanCoft. Stock Crarath 70, t;o,de Pas
h'rt, Whitted, Groh. Chase. Wade KiHfer (2,.
INTERNATIONAL,
Providence, s; Rochester, T.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

Detroit baseball sCribes blamed Grin
for putting johnson in the box with but
one dap S rest after Walter had pitched
nine innings on Saturday, but the Old
Fox declared that Walters workout yes
terday would leave no i'll effects.
Griffith is too wise a baseball manager
to Overtax his one great pitcher.
WILLIAM PEFT
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

With two out in Detroit's half Of the
ninth, cobb and Veach botn singled and
for minute it looked bad for John
son as Cobb was on third and Veach on
second, with Helman. a dangerous hitter
at bat. The crowd heavcd sigh Of re-
lief when HeIlman took a healthy swing
at a third strike
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tror ic9 ON SorenlnQtu ogiaG.
On uorit Nore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

Sel~breos5enipu tiIbriueer @iutereu t
California. men a1tageliQ Ipier San
oaiad Ser "SecorahsR oitcu~. 90 iiadialo
oil les pda Oct troitGuoiaitt bcoe baaoe
poa NIT on mango andres @eQre at
hirIpe III az iaa iitero CT 3jnoeritinoS
lag Sbt i~oaoauue Stribeuter trruoes
Tor AZ idd lit %iu0 / SeiIeue. SmjSs
lertio. Rirgerjtiraer, IdS os bere ira
ncgcn buer Al eoer / InIeSuiua 6eraf.
Sioet CT .ort, % er0cl Al oS b|eanr0er
nlcreoe at Blue gdmIe; oerior. las o3
idd iitano ct gag. 'aa ri cnenu cuaaua.
wleoeuS ri Lever: fan iaa a~uIe0uinQ III
trri't hiranocu % o~Yirli!e samIe Min
ncr.
Sobu S~ohuSruO.
aeuitrgtou. Winu., 6tc Idrts 1915.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

Bette rige Sdno Fan noe Iiot 6lrIp I'll
'irtie Tor Sc S~rrrgenNe 'ngc ion, moer
oaulicl,Ne WiIfdar pnd 8rluh Al Waus
gel pdd 9|ioler life faar Sen 0lrIp ION
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hamburger ber Vi ciie uor Sumpati ior
trrngcnNe S~Grtn8slpae Nrrnoer ! Qios
ocrldnoet. Nom. prr mco a: Unite en-
goN Sda ~ iom oeu 9ooc Samaritan
ltcttc Re in9e.
) Ndab ON nt henre sag Nil otuhc
coer dlcs &cIoiIic, Stettc "a Snmpoii.
or ie8. paa NorNIunbsloQctS @cgue
eocrS rrbcNige
{. :. Morct. Sorm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Scicmarfinecr ira Samoc
% WGs, dir eIat!

SuuSe o. 9lrsbcrriu9er / amcri'o
bar orgnuiicret ij0 for at oSiiitere
0iembpgocrne i llSnrbcjoeIieu % llo9is
pcIlcu al II @n9oehiitoric.
Naar vi nrpucr %naoebiitorie. iod
mcner Vi Ell ina iulNitrubiQ iont Der or
ml!lAt az uogiuc; Ell %Soiitorie ION oil
inotboloe alt iun loult tiIbalc ION ser
rnoe5 h%lltorili Spor. Gu 6iitoric. iont
oil give Ell iano StiIrring AZ nor @noo.
oa al pore Nuorc3 oQ Norirores Ganh
o. %lrtc fra AriIo9 <iN til ion9. @t
bar o8iaa iUntt, at ! ianme @rrt
turbe ~tilisic5 eli 0iitoric al Sauoc %
Nr5berrinQer / 9mcritn ira Sc fcrite
I'll oe libit nnfonne.
6or ar ipGrtirtic bette trruQcr hi
ale / Hmcrita bocnoc @plociolf5 NirIp
% @iitanN. ~ipecieIt / 10 0cuiecuOtr:
Nerit: 6irnncieI 6irIp. iii biitoriit
@rnnitnin8. lloarbctoeIien % lloaipeIieu
al @ogen.
Nnoet: III muIig CpIp3uing ON
SolNe o. Ne2herriu9cr hcr amcri.l.
NnprL HNrc9ie or. 9Grb.
Npr Nomltecn.
e 2! Vi imobcier peo isritc 9ci,
Iigbco eocra Spar % VenQcbiNraa. cf
terlom SC bar Gplc "a &lIle. innlt Ell
Vllte lnNehoIoenhe Naun og 4ore9ic al
ale @h0oefoIt, Sc fleuocr; Iiaelcncs
ale mlIigc SpIpSninqer ON Sem icIo
og SeueS SlGgt. @lp ebers iuIoe nor
II, Adpn. 4oreoier al aorreipouoauce
til SetretUreu, 31I7 Gcbar Auenue,
MnncnpoIls, Mjml.