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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-12
scin iiLbrrnra ln6iLGnm

@cltcrn jd6rtc ib Ocr Qng, an
melhcm @r. @uitoo S6ulb. all ser
lScOeral1 no6c SoDitrabc, pobh6oft
Dor Is SSoDren ols @agcn6oucr in
oaS @eiddft ocs &sn. q. 00Iedc an
Der Dit 1oDettcIiroBc cintrat. Ser
Subilor ser Gin NlitalicO ser &C.
fanntcn aGonpognic 81 1T lpurOc
gcltcri IN Der &ouoncllgicberri CT.
iucrtet I'M @cgcnitonO eincr Gpo.
tion ju iper0er @r. S1ulB 800 cs
icNod por Den Qon, nad]oent ST..
9ioicdc Ocmiclbcu icinc @rotnlotiou
iibcrbrac1t 0ottc, IN peldcr CT ouf
ous inui9e Notwithstanding
ooS 9lrbeitgc6cr uu0 g(nqeilctltc Der.
binoct binpies, inn Grciic ieincr8o-
ntilie 81 icicrl
@icrOurcb mar Is leinen iSrclm-
Ncn Die iicG redit 5a6lrcid ciuoc.
flnOcn 6cttcr nicbt m5a(idj, i6m sic
porgeic6ene G1ura, sic cine llc6cr.
reidln9 ciiter aoI0cneit 9iticpnoocl
IL Suiciienfom ciuidloB, 81 6crci-
ten OorD lmltde sic @oroIe: n9lufi
ge9p6cn iitnitft ouigeihobcrL~ inO
miro Der Sn6ilar. ser iit6 nit ici-
ncn 5S Sabrcn elmer 6cion0cren Rii-
itigfeit crirclit trob ieincs geilrioel
1tr0nbcnS un oer porgcic6cncn6eicr
lbcil ST rc0lncn nidt um6it fon-
licL oic @liidipiiiIidlc iciner 5obl.
rei6eu 6relmce pcri0ulid cntgeseu
81 ne9men,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-12

bciten. 1csipcgen pcrilitbcn iie, Sine
rifn ou ilbcrtolpcln, i'm Die aaitonicn
fir iic aus ocm Seucr 5i bolcn.
2cbonc iogtc; ooB CT fcinc 9(nti.
ipmpot6ic gcoen oos britiide 8oif
bubc, iciuc Glonmenreoe ici alicia
grgcn ooS crgliid1e gicgicrllngs Su'
item ocridtct, wcldes Die litter.
oriitlling scr 9lrmcn III OoIlcm WlaBc
bctrci6t.
@iniad I6dcrlid ict es 6u bcboup.
ten BOB glmcrifd alif Der Scitc Ocr
g(aiirtct iii cltrcpuii6cn Stricac
itebcn ioac. Son S9ilior iogtc CT,
Ocriclbc ici Gin u@ouprrnaur bon
GnglonO'S 0uoocn", scr je0e MoAc
lcinen @erid5t ii6cr glnerifo, Ous CT
pcrirctc, icinrnt britiihcn Wtciitcr OBJ
5lIgcbcii bobc. God oos onerifani-
it0e 8olf, ipel6es iib ipobl 6cipuBt
1T, bon britiidcn ASropogonoiiten
oligcDcBt 5li icih miro iirb nicbt &c.
fdllcn loilcn, oil ocnl clrop1iI6en
aric9c tDcil5llncbucn; I'M @cgcn.
t1cil, oos golf lit fir eli; GmbdrgO
oiii Oic 3ufubr nodD~ Gurppo lpoourD
ocr aricg qaliSgc6ungcrt" l0ilroe.
Die 4reIic bat iicb pon 0toroon ;
@clo proltitilircn loilcn. Mtor9ons
@ioc6t ocbnt iiN bis ollf bic 9fcoeirei-
Self Ill 9lpcrifd aus. God @ott iei
Gonf 9Gbc cs nod gotrioterL Die iiol
uidit cincn Wtollltorb otlcgcn lalicn.
Gin 2ono pic g(merifa, oos Ourt6
cinc 8cOoIiition oroB geiporocn lit,
Nioltc all oen Socolen fcitDoItcn ipcl-
cbc Oic EcuoIution sum 3iel botte.
2e6onc iogte, CT ici fcin omcrifoui.
idcr @iirgcr, Ooh ic6r Itounoer.
ponot ou sic iriic6eit @rituOiGse Oca
omerifoniiben gIeid ieisn, ipos nd.
tiirIid oroBch 9e'iaa bcrporrici. 81
prod oun iibcr StSnig Gomoro 8
ginfreiiilngs Eolitif. Gicicr ais i'm
|cnaliINcn @olfSmiin0c bcfanrte
~6ricocnSiiirit" Ddtte eS oitr6 icinc
iniomc Diplomatic DcrItonocn,
Dcitihlan6 ooIitdnoig 5u iiolircu
rno cine 9taiou8 5u griinocn pcldc
oic Seriii1tiina Ocs oeutidbcn 9icidca
3un 3tpcd bat.
Die Gipiliiatiou itc6t ouf Sem
Spiel, iogtc 2e6onc 5liH SdluB. Sc.
Scr Snletifoncr ioIltc IS ais iciRC
EiIicbt betrodtclL iciu Souo por Scuu
eintritt IN Oieicu SScltbroao 5ii bii.
ltcii Gonncrioer 9lpplouS bcglcitet,
ieiue SAhtBporte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-12

s9lrciturium" 1bc 5rairrniu GoDs ano
WNl@".
nNutnS" Nrpcrieucc".
,,wnpcig --slbe Gio HiiiersF
,,nlgp0nrame" @niiocbiue nlo g9nnoclhiloer.
s@nrplanc" g'quocpile mo gSnnochloer.
oWlphtaiaecmlc" Sbe imnn Goon @iu".
nltiuNa" g8alioenile uno Nanoelniloer.
pNb0NHiIS Ipceim" Dcniicbcs Ibenier
WiiimoN 0cn a. Widr5, rDit. Sddion III
abcrnWnlcrpnu"
u@.chBrt,Nciensbttrin nNO ,,Oict1rrsgttcin
M .NpulA9 oclI12 Wats yiaslental
liz a-urrN safe"
ogrnciirrNclaaDcrcIn sinlnleit" Niens
Tao ren 3. Wlir5 QtpBer Sdutiliendbeho IN
oNOriHAa pnNe", SSuiligtbcilllc lnn q StrnBe
qNrsmanlnf nfSNturcrciH" ARllmptb, ben a.,
Wltlt6, MnelcHhaa lN 4QdrrVs Safe.
.sU,U5nfti iWtnuuffu1nf" GnUIttdQ Ben iS
pidrSs ghtlicrnrbiieu n hcr ,9Sbiie Sale,
gam StraBe, Habe Nroaopnp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-12
Gtral,cnbettIcr beltroft.

gScgen 9cttelns ouf Der StroBe
wuroc @il(iom z. SomiIion bon Olr.
100, gtorO-5ront.S .StroBe bonn 4}oli-
5iiten Gopro oerGoitet imO Dem 4o-
liSciricDtcr 0omfins I'M nor0oitliGet
FoIi5ciecricbt oorgeiiibrt, pcIber
i'm fir 3 @lonatc nod Dem 5taats.
glrbcits6ous ididtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-12
s8StIidle Soaiiion.

Ter Coroner ocs noro6ltlihen 0i-
itrifts, FoIi5ciridtcr TowfiuS, miro
bcutc eincn Snqucit ii6er och To0
bon E6onioS s. 9liiq, 80 Sobre olt,
BON gir. Gi0, JloroySnrIcD4 45troBc.
ab6alteit lucldcr nit ieinent Dtctor-
t1brraO on Der 6oen- rmO @rclton-
StroBe in cinet ShoBrnbobnipog.
0on NIT iolgcr @cpllt birciilronrtc,
ooB er NIT Dem aopf oegcn ben
&innltcii gcihleuocrt ipuroc imO
fllr5e 3eit OoFoii i'm ct. SoicpbS 5
Solpitol, wo6in or idlcimioIt &C.
bro6t moroen mar, liorb ST bntte
cinen SddOcIbrnH odponactraocn
rnO Gin 9cin eebrocbeu, gIugen5eu-
6cn bcbouptcn OoB CT ouf ieincnl
99o0 oic Strnbe in eeringer Gntfcr-
mn0 bon Dem IN ooacr 6o6rt Be-
tinoli1en StruBcn6abnwoeqon frcrl.
sen poatc, olS oas llugliif geI6ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-12
llntcr Sl00 gliirnidlnft

Ger i3 s(obrc oltc @corac Scott
bon N6iloOeIpbio mlirbc gcitcrn upn
9libtcr Fatoro itttcr scr 9(niduloi.
giing, oigc6IicD inter IoripiceeIun9
fnlidcr E6otiodbcn bon ocn Sc
idditsiii6rcr Ocs ,,SSotcl SSogcc",
So5n q. Goole, $50 5u erlougci
pcriliGt SIT Do6cit, fit Gin wcitcrcs
gIcr66r an 10. g1Gr3 inter $1,000
9iirgidjoit ieitgc6oltcn. Sic sc.
bciinpoli8iItcn Wiinticn8 iuio Gli'
plant, melcbc Scott ain Somitog
SI6crO bcrboiictcit fins scr llc6er.
5cnging, 0ob Scott ucbrcre @etrii.
gcrcicn bier bcgongen BAT. Ger Scr
baftcic rciit fir cine 3eitibrlit, sic
on9c6id nicbt criitirt, cr bat o6cr
Gin Grcuplor in Scm 9[nacigcn bon
oiclcn groBcn 5irincn 3it icben inns.
Gicic Sln5eigen luirocit nic6t beitcnt,
Scott gc0t obcr 81 oieien Seicbdits.
boulcrn imD DerilrHt, bon Ocnicl6cn
@clocr fiir sic 9(n5cigcu 81 crlangcn.
ocntIdc, GciterrcifiIdc nnb lInaO.
ride REORGANIZATION.
100 WIOrt nnO 100 6rOueH uMfiuHrtS
S'bcO. s.. Sicner e. Gp.,
Usralay 2I7 Ch.g,citimure.5t
(Ge620-) 243 Sio.yrunou0H,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-12
Der @rltfrica bcatc ppr ciucm
Sabr.

Soiucit babci oie Iclitidjeii III
Der Giicniioc 0cgcu @erom 1870
Gffi5icrc nno 2G,0l2 Nionn &C.
iangcn gcnonnncn. iS9 (Scihiibc
tu0 232 @ioitbmcn9eiucDrc cr-
bclttet.
Ger britii9c SiiliSfrcuser oiSsu-
bette" miro an Der Gitfiiite @n0-
lano'S bon cincr @liuc 8crit6rt,
"A Diaml ocr @ciatuma tommcl
babel lm's Se6cH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-12
gortraa Srs Gr. easoron

Or morris 8. Snsoron BieIt az.
ltern irl Mobiiou 9lpcupc Gonpel
iiber oos Nbema SaoS lit mdlt rid
tia init oeu Suoen24 ciren 8ortrdg
oeul cine lingerie offcue Debate folgte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-12
glcridIt 0cg NaItinlurr g9rttcr6nrtaMa
Sclror0p6ildIsr Wctfcr6cridlt.

Nus ocit iibrigcn 9nnocs @etter.
9co6adltnnaS Stntioncn ipurocn sic
folgenoen nieOrigItcn EcmperotircL
Dic inn s llbr oeitcrn glbcno berridb.
tgn. bcridhtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-12
SSutriutismits nnO Sunoer.


Grei tlcinc ano6eu rciBcu in iugeno-
libcnl 2eidtiinn cine 6lagge bon
Der Sbiir Der 3pcitcu @rcSbptca
riancr.air6c glnlidt cines
gllueritoucrS ii6er Oie @iB6ono.
lung ilt Ocu Gon5cntrotions.2o.
germ Gonooos.
Eic anecblibe. NiiBoGtng Scr
omcritauiibeu 6lagoc an ocr 3lpci-
ten Yres6pteriauer Stride Sat Idj
ais cine bormloie ainocrgcl6idtc
6cronSgcitcat. Gic 3eitlaigcn Der
nl6ten cine Scuiotiousaeididtc oo.
rous 5u modcn bod Oltrb oic Ser
baftiing orcicr fleiner anobcl i'm
oitlidcn Giitrifte 1T conItotirt NOR
pen, Dab bic ahobcn:
9lolp6 9loelnton i2 Sabre alt, glr.
1i07 Git.2ombdroitraBc,
glidolas 9landcioro, s Sabre alt,
9tr 1924, Sit 2om6orOitroBe,
DlidoeI 2outiere, 7 Sabre alt, 9lr.
ItO20, Git 2on6ooitroBc,
III iiigenolibem Scidtiinh 6on0cltcl
Iuho bic 6lagoe ciniab bon Ger G6ii-
&c bcrllnter9c5ogen 6o6cn. Gie Orei
imDeritdnbigcn ainOcr ipcroen 6citte
Dem Sitgenoribter poreciii6rt luer.
oen
ST. Soicpb 8. Glorf, ein irii6crcr
Snipettor oifeiitlider 9outen lit 10.
eben bon Canada 5lriidgefcbrt into
fat ntit0et6eilt, oaB Die intcrftirtcir
0ciltidJcn un0 Gciterrei1er in Gouo-
"a oo5u oenponot ipcrOcn, Ntlni-
tiUus 6obrifrn iiir Oic gritcn 5it
boitcr nes lit cin 6eiddnienocr 9It-
6lict" ingtc Sr. Glorf @5u ie6eit tuie
oic ornen aerle oe5tDitHgcit iperOen,
oen GonooiCrn 81 6clfep, gcgen sic
ciacncu 2onOsleutc 5u f0npfcu. Gic
Sntcrnirten ge6en nit elmer ioldel
SdlUernut6 All lire GbGtigfeit, Bob
lie offers bon sen britiibert Sfii5ic.
rcn NIT sen Stoden fir ibre giad.
sldiiigfeit 6eor6eitet iueroei." Gie Go-
no0icr 6auer ulebrcre Euloer.6o6ri.
fen in Ontario ilno all Der 9iiitc. SSm
@on5ei iino ilngefdbr 10000Gcutihe
lin6 Scltcrrci1cr, iuclcbc lid 2ono
III Canada gefaliit 6ottcn it ben
Congratulations 2ogcrn cingciperrt
iporocn. g9enn oas in 9lncrifa bc.
ihc6cn iontc, iui Sale 9ricg crfl6rt
lperoen lpiirOe, wGrc sic 0on5e omC.
rifoniidc 9lrncc crforOerIitb, Inn
Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bciuadcn 81
IaNen.
0ic 9tabruilgs mittcI-
6ro.ge.
SSn 6olgc scr SbotIad)c, ooB britt
i1e 9lgcnten in MorpIono 6ereits
inter Ocn 6orruern Gontroftc fir oic
2iefcrlng Der idHiten aurtoiieI-
grnte maHeL clio nod beOor bic
aartofieln wirfIih gcpiloil8t iinO,
bat Gr. s. 2. Murrap bon @lfrioee
cinen 9riei an ocn ncucn 9rnOcs.
g5cnator s. & 6rouce gclArtcbcn,
IN ipcltbcm es beibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-12
@eriunaInutii.

Scrr Golunro q Eiicrfe 1T dnf ri.
her &ergniglnssrcilc Ourdb oen 9}or.
ben be9riiien mo miro, nod cineln
gcNld IN Jtcp g)orf unO 9oiion IN
YblnOclpbio icine,ucite 5obrif be.
inhet pel6c iebt pcrgroBert miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-12
Ennnrnnni. llnh llntrrnnnn
ylntB
gScttcranSEdltcu.

Sir DlarpIauO ino Den Giiiritt
Golimbia bciite flor uuO fiiBlcr ino
norOuclHidc g9inOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-12

Iiuh lebrn 9oa i'm Nnrenu brS
1EcAtIdten GprrripuMOrntCR"
Sm bnbcu.
Wcitxagc fir bic gIOtbIci6cnOrh In
GrnsIdltnaS nnb Wcfdnacnen
in SibirirH
cnt8eBra HsmOmmcN MnO IOFDrt i'm
Blntfc anittirt.
0iirrne GreH5e FnS ana III Ba6ea
bri GdnmuGct & g.,
Simmer gIr. s, 9lorSOt.Gfc
G6arles- nnO Nermun.Gtrahc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-12

Iic aus oem Mcitcn gctonintene
5torlns beiono licb ecItcrt 9lbcnO
iibcr Dem peitli6en Ntep.Dor nn0
III Eeuueiicc fiel Nc1cn uno in Wlitbi-
gan 5dlnec. SSn ocn mittIcrcn otlon-
tiidcn Stoatcn mar cs entIdicocn
mariner ilno int GbiorIbolc itono sic
9cmpcrotlir 25 @rab iibcr Der iai.
iongcidbcn -Slprnt. Sn ocu 9Sroirie.
5toatcA ltdno Bic Ecmpcrutur 5iem-
lid nicoria.
Cine 5lpuitc STIRRING beipcgt iib
ALDER 3cIWlcrito nod ocnt g1oro-
oitca uuO miro idjipcrcu Jtcgcn I'M
IScioIgc Do0cn Sir Montog 9lbcuo
ilt Ncgan III sen miitrlotlontilCbcn
S@tnutcit 5u cruortcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-12
Qlnn6cs- -Ncpartcmcnt fiir qanSwirt6.
Wrtttr.g glnrenll

%NNpNHT HTIVpWtiCWtWl INI LuNulutUlDs
IdDaft- -@ettersSnrean.
glormole Ecntpcrotllr. 40 6jrob
Nlittlcrc Gcinpcrotiir so Gjroo.
%odIte Ecnipcrphir. SO @roo.
glic0rigItc Sempcratur 80 @roo.
@cridJt ocS Baltimore 8rttcrbnrcons
Gcr 6cubtiefcitsgc9olt Der Snit
lpor 66 &ro8cnt I'M s llbr Mlorgens
uno GO Ero8eut iiiit $ llbr gtbcnOs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-12

0ie g@loritimc Gr6ongc7 pcr6f.
fcntli@t icbt lidjt ncDr sic glamcn
ocr SofcnpldBc, nod oencn bon bier
ouslolicroc Sdiffc 6eitiinnt iin0,
nnl ocr ourcb oic 9lcaicrltng gctroi-
fcneli D'aBrcgcI raH8ufoniuen our@
oic cinc iolde 9lnfilnoiGitng berbotct
miro Ser 9cltimiltiineSort ipir0 nit
cincnl lccrcn Halim be5cihnct.
The Washington times., 1917-01-14
WAR INJURIES GOLF
British People Face sterner Things
Than Mere Bunkers.

No stronger indication of the de.
pressing, almost suppressing. effect of
the war upon British golf can be
found, perhaps, than the absence from
the mails of Harold Hilton's Golf IL
Illustrated of London. one OF the Oldest
and best golf periodicals OF Great
Britain.
Since the opening OF the war Hilton
who became its editor late in 1913
when Garden G. Smith, its editor
died. has struggled tlong trying to
keep the publication afloat, but the
increasing absorption of the nation In
the war made II impIlsible for even
golf to hold its place against the
sterner things which the. British peo
pie had to face.
In announcing several weeks age
the temporary suspension of publica
tion, Mr.. Hilton congratulated the
golf world on the splendid showing
made by the paper in raising fully
$12 800 for the Prince of Wales Medal
fund
The Washington times., 1917-01-14
GOES AFTER SWEDES
PawIlns Wants 6oIIn and zanders
{ to Compete on This Side.

George Pawling, president OF the
middle division of the A. A. u, is on
his way to Sweden to induce the
Swedish athletic authorities to send
Bolin and Zanders. the brilliant mid
die and long-distance runners, to this
country at the expense of the A. A. L.
Of the United States.
Bolin and Zanders were the only
Swedish athletes to cause trouble for
the American athletes in Sweden last
summer. the former defeating Ted
Meredith with startling regularity in
the sOO-meter event. Meredith is in
strict training and intends to run
steadily throughout the winter in or
der to be in good shape for his next
meeting with Bolin.
Ted was not in good shape in Swe-
den, as the time made by him in every
race indicated, but he will be good
enough to force Bolin to break a few
worlds records to beat him if the
Swedish champion comes over here
next summer.
1t Is believed that the Swcdes will
accept the offer. as lack OF finances
was the only barrier to Sweden send.
ing a complete team over.
The Washington times., 1917-01-14
HAsANA ENTRIES.

First race-Selling; I'VE and a half fur
longs; three-year-olds and upward. Our
Meta. 50: Old Drury. %: Curis. sS: PSul-
son. 102; Frontier. 10s; Purple and Gold.
lo6; II Coming. los: Oakhurst, los; Cherry
Seed, 11o; Captain Elliott, llS.
Second race-Selling: fve and a half
furlongs; three-year-olds and upward.
sky, sS; Brobeck. sS: Golden List. i07
Donner. 102; Mrs. Nc. los: Lost Fortune.
los; Royal Tea. III; DR.. Cam. liz; Niga-
doc. 113.
Third race-Five and a half furlonss
three-year-olds and upward. Pin Feather.
1o1; Hail Columbia. 1OS: Otisco. Io4; Twin
kle Toes. 11O; AmaLonian, 10; NarcIssus,
i1o; Polonium. H.
Fourth race-SelIing; hve and a halt
furlongs; four-year-olds and inward.
Owana, 104; Thesieres. 1Oe: Dignity l07
Ina Kay, l07; Marianao, 100: Yorkville.
Ill; King Tuscan Ill; Silver BILL Ii5.
Fifth race-SeIling: mile; three-year-
olds and upward. Bob Blossom, 1O4: Scor,
pill, los: Euterpe. III: Regular, Ill; 10
diac. llS; Hedge Rose. lis; Maxentius, 11S.
Sixth race-seIling: six furlongs: three
year-olds and upward Magnetina. 50;
Envy. l0S; Royal Meteor. 10T: Shadrach
l07; wagering. los; Birdman. III: Enver
Bey, III; Refugee IFS.
Seventh race-Selling; six furlonRs;
three-ycar-olds and upward. Doe Meals
81: Dorothy T. 100; Charlie MCGEE, Io2
Eddie Mott. 1o2; Wizard. 10s: King Box
10s; Flute. 1oT; Ethan Allen. 10T; Arcene
10
The Washington times., 1917-01-14
should Have Listened.
EVANS BOOSTS MYERS
Calls Him and Scott Best Curve Ball
Pitchers in League.

Billy Evans. the veteran umpire of
the American League, declares that
players of the johnson circuit CON
slider Elmer Myers, Msck's sensational
recruit, and Jim Scott, of the White
Sox, the two best curve-ball pitchers
they faced last season.
At the National League meeting a
scout insisted that Myers would not
be a star this season because he did
not have a good curve ball. National
Leaguers who did not see the Mack
youngster in action took il for grant
ed that the scout was right. As a re-
suit the youthful Mackman is not
rated highly by National Leaguers.
Myers, with his sweeping curve,
would be a star of the Alexander type
in the National League, as good curve
ball pitchers are scarce in Tener's cir
cult. The tendency OF right-handed
pitchers of the National League ito
trifle with the ball probably is re.
sponsible for the lack of good curve
ball pitchers. There are almost twice
as many righthanded spit-ball pitch
ers in the senior league as are in the
American.
The Washington times., 1917-01-14
WILL HAVE NEW PARK
Richmond Rebels Plan New Home
for international Season.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 13.-As a re-
suit of the council street committee's
recommendation to close Moore street
for five years, and. the passage CT
tho ordinance by the board of alder
men, five stockholders in the Rich
mond Exhibition Company, which
operates the baseball club here, has
closed a deal for the old Lee Park
and a plot OF ground adjoining it on
which will be built the new baseball
park. Just what price was paid for
the property was not given out, but
IL is understood that II brought a neat
sum.
The property was purchased from
c. F. Sauer, who owns a large amount
of the real. estate in Scotts addition.
While the papers were signed by only
one of the local baseball owners, five
viii own the property. They are
Alvin NJ. Smith, president OF the club:
Ben w. Wilson, treasurer: Julian II.
Hill. vice president, and DIR. William
II. Parker, and Grover Cleveland
DuIa, members of the board of direc.
tors.
A park corporation will be organ
lied, II was stated. and the grounds
will be used not only for exhibitions
of the national pastime, but for foot
ball, wrestling matches and other
branches of sport. The park will be
70 constructed that it will be an ideal
one for football as well az baseball.
II is understood that the ordinance
will be adopted at a special meeting
of the Richmond city council, which
has been called by President II. L.
Peters for Monday night. 1t is under
stood now that the street committee
has recommended the closing Of the
street, and that the ordinance has
been passed by the aldermen, the
council will be sure to adopt 1T.
Work on the new park will start
within the next few days. Owing to
the fact that the season is fast ap
preaching there will be no concrete
OF steel grandstand this year. 1t will
be frame structure resembling that
in the old park. 1t is planned To
make this plant the best Richmond
has ever had.
The Washington times., 1917-01-14
JUAREZ ENTRIES

Iirst Tace-sellinS; four-year-olds and
upward: five and half furIongs Sallie
o. Day. 1l0: Blue Racer. l10: shadow. los;
Salvanity, 1O6; Violet les; Smiling Mag
gle, los; Belle Bird. los.
Second race-Seliing: three-year-olds Is
and upward: five furlOnEs j. D. SukES
Ill; Safe Home. 110; Some Reach. los !;
Major Bell, l06; Robert Mattel. 1Os /.
zOlIo. 1os; Little Birdie, lOI.
Third race-Handicap; three-year-olds :
and upward; seven furlongs Adelaide.
lis: Commauretta. l0T; Tie Isl. los;
BOrgo. 10l.
Fourth race-Purse; three-year-olds and
upward: three and a half furlongs. Call
shot. 1O2; Joe Blair, 1O9: UteIIns 100: IDOL
star, log; Sad Sam. %; waremore, 81
Fifth race-SeIling: foIr-year-olds and
upward: seven furlongs Gallant Boy. lO5:
Upright lo3; Bunch OF Keys, 1O3; Mir
Line, 1o3: Bert l., 1O3; Superb 1oI; Smil-
Ing Mas. 96.
Sixth race-Selling: four-ysar-olds and
upward; seven furlonss. Bernard. l05:
Peter Grim. 103; Lady Innocence, 1OI: Cir
culate, 100: Bermudian. IS; Quiz. 93
The Washington times., 1917-01-14
WILL IGNORE STRIKE.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. 1.-THE
Southern Association will ignore the
threatened strike by baseball players,
President Robert II. Baugh said last
night. "No demands from President
Fultz as to the players contracts in
the Southern Association have been
received" said Mr.. Baugh. "The
players will not be forced to sign
the contracts and in event they do
not, the clubs viii lacquire the serv-
fee of other players"
The Washington times., 1917-01-14
POCKET BILLIARDS
REIGNS TOMORROW
Sherman Plays GreenIeaf at
Royal and Grand Central
Title Tourney Starts.

Pocket billiard enthusiasts will have
plenty to interest them tomorrow
night. when competition gets under
way in the District championship tour
nament at the Grand Central and
Frank Sherman meets Ralph Greenleaf.
the young Illinois phenom, at the
Royal. in the first match Of a series Of
three. Play will begin in both events
at Sis o'clock.
Woltz and Lovejoy, whose skill with
the cue Is well known. meet at the
Grand Central They will play 100
points on by 10 King table. The
most accomplished players in the city
are entered in the event. including
Bartelmas, Wallace. Killeen. Swan and
Pip.
Sherman and Greenleaf will play LIS
points in each Of their matches-tomor-
row. Tuesday and Wednesday. 1t Is
not expected that Sherman will trim
his youthful opponent. who has been
performing sensationally for some time.
He Is wonder. from what under
stand" says Sherman.
The local veteran. former champion
OF the world, has been practicing
against the best players at the Royal.
and should offer Greenleaf enough COM
petition to make the matches interest
ing.
The Washington times., 1917-01-14

HAS MANY BOWLERS
One League of Men and Two of
Women Roll on Alleys in
Sunday School Building.

In line with the movement among
churches to use the game Of bowling
as a means of promoting social inter-
course and fraternity. the Brlghtwood
Park NJ L. Sunday School has organ
lied a duckpin league, among the
members of its ONO Class. of which
II. S. Omohundro is the leading spirit.
and stages its games on four alleys
installed in the new Sunday school
building.
Dutton Ii President.
Ed Dutton is pre- ldent of the
league; Ray Gordon, vice president;
Robert G. Marks, secretary; and J. T.
Wittstatt, treasurer. The six teams
of the Organization and their members
follow:
Tigers-Gist. E. McAleer. Wolfe,
McAleer, Beall, Lee Beall. Reed. and
Lockhead.i
Red Significantly. Gordon, E
wannan. Marks, Robinson, Freas
Martin. r. McAleer.
Braves-E. Dyer, Heltman, c. DuJ
ton, L. Labofish, Weisling, d. Dyer
E. Clifford, Dickens.
Dodgers = Widmayer, Fitzpatrick
Lord, Decker. Hopkins, Charlton, Tor
ney, Camelia.
Phillies-R. Wannan, H. Duryea
c. Wannan, Ewers, Omohundro, E
Ewers, Vicory, G. Griffith.
White Sox-E. Dutton, G. Dutton
Wittstatt, w. Griffis, Granger, Oar
ling, A. DE Vers, Wineberger. Wal
dron, and Isenhart. The league
stages three matches a week.
Has Two Women Leagues.
In addition to the mems league, the
church has two leagues, for womer
rollers. One is made up OF members
of the class of Mrs. Charles S. Cole
wife of the pastor, and the other oi
c. L. Helmick's class.