10 THE WASHINGTON TTJVIES; THURSDAY; MARCH 8; 1917. ; Polluted Water Threatens Augusta With Typhoid Want Griff to Retain Camp

'AUGUSTAINDANGER Impossible to Select COLLEGE NINES OUT BOB THAYER'S GOSSIP NEED UNIFORMITY OF TYPHOID FEVER Regular Shortfielder FOR WORK ON TURF ON SPORTING MA TTERS FOR DUCK SUCCESS Wort cornea from Milwaukee that battling. Last year Penn and Prince-A- d Wolgast is a nervous wreck, and ton came up to the end of the season Georgetown, Catholic Univer- Tigers Little Ball Fol- Polluted Water Supply Arouses is co ill nono of his friends are al- at a tie and the lost In the Rollers Should Putting Up play-of- f. and "Princeton now McBride; Crane and Moran Are lowed to see him. Tale are Apprehension of Griffmen's sity, and Maryland State tied, and tho engagements of the low Tenpin Example in" Merry Battle In Order To Land Berth The "Wildcat" is tamed at last. next two weeks may find the Tigers Trainer. Start Candidates. Too many battles and beatings with tho upper hand. It will be a Standardization. have laid tho former terror low, unUl bl"er bIow to. ,08a the second For the Season. . - i year after a tie, and'rthe Princeton friend. ! will put everything In their Three college teams were out yes- ?Sf "?,t!m,..Ii "nil engagements, hoping Yale V1U UnUl duckpln rollers get together MAY KEEP AUGUSTA CAMP Is C. finalo of an i,,. 5 In one ,,. terday for baseball and coaches are career the greatest hard luck tale trounced battles. and create a uniform game. Instead of AUGUSTA, Ga, March S. Will These figures show that Lavan is hopeful that the warm sunshine will in the annals of pugilism. having one style of pin and ball In tied cover- Washington high George McBride, veteran of many a practically with Crane in continue until a line can be gotten Here Is the "casualty list" since At least four one section and other styles in other Wash- ing ground and that both have a little Wolgast won the world's lightweight schools are without places to play Griffith Will Be Asked to Bring long season's battling, be the on McBride and considerably more on on tho relative merits of the players. baseball. Tech has to travel more sections, llttfe hope Can be entertained 1917? championship from Bat Nelson In that game compete suc- ington shortstop for Scott, who is ranked at the top. At Brookland Coach Charlie Moran forty rounds In 1910: than a mile to get a suitable ground. the will ever Team to Georgia Town twice turned Business is in the same fix. and tf cessfully with tenpins. Or will Sam Crane, Gets Thorough Trial. trotted his charges out for a look He has suffered five fractures of Nothing coull Mack and last year over, Georgetown's players arms. The Central's stadium Is too small the have exemplified Every Year. back by Connie Sam Crano gets a thorough while his accidents occurred in this more match Tuesday be- Dunn's Orioles, trial with Tommy McFariand, dark blue team will have to journey than the the Infield star of Jack Grlffmen spring. Ha were worked a bit on the Hilltop battles Jack elsewhere to get regulation out- tween the Royals, of this city, and League, bo the with the this Redmond, Freddie Welsh, Dauber a Keegan'a of the International was twice turned back by Connie field. Jaeger, and while training Rivers. field. It would seem that something Stars, of Lawrence, Mass. lad to oust from his place the Mil Coach Byrd, of Maryland State, has for In nature of a high screen might The New Englanders, accustomed to Br LOUIS A. DOUGUEO. Mack because the long, lean leader He broke both thumbs. In one of the waukee wonder? players from year, splin- be erected at Central to allow the use rolling a ball, a number of last them, after two operations, the five-Inc- AUGUSTA. Ga., March S. Mike What thev do here and before the couldn't see his light hitting. But of the new field for baseball, i came to a city where a h sphere bell rings, sending up the curtain on I the Old Fox, in all that he has said but has lost the. services of several tered bone was finally wrapped with prevails and a larger pin la used than Martin, trainer of the GrilTmen, is all - -,- 1 1 -4 League activities, will de- .A,-- umM kl. veterans. State calls candidates to many feet of fine silver wire. Ritchie up today over report American ui mo urjuje, ciniiDHiieu uia Track work at Catholic University that on Lawrence alleys. Although het a from the cide the question. Bight now, it is fielding. Apparently Griff believes, gether, but nothing will ba done until broke bis nose for the third or fourth the visitors were completely out- city board of health, to the mayor. bol- the week. time. The bones in each hand have la one of the toughest jobs we know quite impossible to pick the team's with Smith, HIce, and L4onaxd later in parts. The team classed. It might have been a different that, owing: to wasting: the water sup regular shortfielder. stering the team's clouting, ha can been splintered many times princi- of In these track story Nel- men went to school all winter up to had the teams been anywhere ply, the Altering plant of Augusta is afford to play'Crane, if only for the Whltaker Is making a strong bid pally In his battles with Ritchie, near evenly matched. The Washing- capable1 doing work properly, How They Compare. catching honors Georgetown son, Tommy Murphy, and "Oakland 4:30 and later, then got aupper and of its tatter's ability to choke off opponents' for at way over to ML Pleas- ton bowlers would have had a de- but there is so mucli wastage that it We have heard much of Crane's re- b Ingles. this year. The Hllltoppera are up Frankle" Burns. In addition to these went all the cided advantage. is now overworked and the water material, and Ad has suffered pneumonia, ant from Brookland, got In their work markable fielding with the Baltimore McBride hit for .227 last season In against it for catching fractures. over to Brookland to supply is becoming: polluted. 139 thinks he will fill the bill. and was operated on for appendicitis and then went Efforts Unavailing. club. The records show him to be a games. Uvm's mark was .236. Whltaker continue their studies the next "At any time we are apt to find Scott pounded the pill for .232. In the day before he waa to have fought for Because of the different games, Is an Infected and pol great ground coverer at that, though In Los Angeles. day. You have got to hand those it ourselves with say not he this comparison the Washington vet- Sam Gottlieb, of Central, is the real Welsh great Impossible to hold intersections! luted water supply, and with an out it is difficult to whether or lead- veteran of high schools Do you wonder that the average loyal ones a deal for their McBride. eran looks quite as good as the hurler the work, which was worthy of eonslder-- matches In which '&. break of typhoid fever," says Dr. is much better than ground-cover- year. Gottlieb is pitching his fan n.if.i annrrlatAf1 what ft flrreat' the contestants are year played short for ing fielder and the greatest this able praise, Murphy's report, "similar to those Last Crane in his own league. third season for Central. Coach fighter he was? Rarely waa 'Ad. on even terms, and the same applies to 63 games. He made J which have occurred in other cities Baltimore in Metzler has "Reds" Sbafer, a r, able to show his real ability. Those tournaments. whose water supplies have been con 140 put-out- 216 assists, and con- Crane's Poor Work. also In tow. who have seen him at his best unite Hugh Fullerton took quite a bit on The Atlantic Coast Bowling Asso- tributed 19 errors to his team's of pronouncing him. one of great- himself in declaring trades would help ciation was organized purpose taminated." harmony The calibre the International in the for the The water here is of a mustard total. A little close with League's twirling does not commence Gallaudet will probably call out the est fighters that ever wore a glove. out the Grlffmen. That's a soft way of standardizing duckpins. New Eng- color, and very few of the players the mathematics indicates Crane's He was well worthy of his sobriquet of putting It, and a safe one as well. land, Washington, Baltimore, and average 0.93 to rank with that in Ban Johnson's candidates this week. Gould Menefee. and clare to drink it. The city reseroir ground covering to about coach at Central last season, la said to "The Wildcat." And despite his Leave It to Griff to get something other Important centers agreed on a class Shocker, pin-an- d has not been so low in years, so great chance per" game. circuit. Who would be after the job at Gallaudet. Action many accidents, Wolgaat "risked" his In the way of ball players if they are ball to ba used universally. is the daily use of the water. How- McBride. with Washington, played Pennock, Thompson, McTlgue, Hill, more often than any other to be gotten, short of mortgaging the This section stuck by the organiza- put-out- is expected at Kendall Green in the title ever, with the players drinking spring 139 games, having 282 43S Baumg.artner, Jack Bentley, or Tyson champion. He gave his rivals thirty-fou-r Washington Monument. Any one with tion, but, according to the bowlers -- . . announcement of a coach shortly. water they will not be exposed to any assists and o2 errors. Macs average x.caguo leaders, wltb crown. a wad can go out and grab Ty Cobb from Lawrence, New England rs per I international chances at his epidemic, even if one comes. It rained Is, therefore, C:40 chances con' Babe Ruth, Clcotte, uagDy, Harry Catholic University seems to have But Wolgast had soma good for- if the price isPUtt a million, and roll thS same game in opera- here last night, and the wind was cold test. Coveleskle, Faber, Cullop, or Wall' more veterans than any of the local tune. He earned, according to Tom that person wants to pay It. At that. tion before the advent of the A. c. this morning, but Henry and the Another Comparison. man? ' schools this season. H. White, Fahey, j ones something like $300,000 In five Fullerton says Sam Crane will ba the B.A. squad working sixty-thre- e team. whole are just the Johnny Lavan, the Brownies' short- Crane, in his games with Kllllan, Rooney, Delahunt, Roddy. years. salvation of the Washington new'TeapIna same at the ball park. Baltimore, a batting average We'll bet the hole In our doughnut, Succeeded. stop, is considered the best ground afnassed Kendrlck, Shortley, Harrington, and A long time ago, when tenpin Slay Stick to Augusta. pf but 22. and here comes the pinch J. White are all on hand for the ball Princeton may win the tbasketball despite the L, that Hughle the covering performer in the league. the whole year after another season of has never seentttofCrane In action. game hold on public, the Grlffmen meet with pleasant In affair. rolling. title this first took a the If In 106 games last year the Mound City Manager Griffith Insists that the conditions similar to those now re- weather during their stay here, and a sawbones had 217 put-outs- , 386 assists youngster, built admirably for a Kendrlck, of U., been running satisfactory arrangement with Manager batting C has tarding duckpins prevailed. A bowler and 32 errors, showing an average of shortfielder, will increase his the mile on the track team this win became accustomed to rolling accord- Griffith made, it is possible that 5.99 chances per game . jto such an extent that, with his su- - Rooney developed Into WESTERN HIGH HAS' Washington may adopt ter, while has DOYLE IS LISTED ing to the style of his city, and when the Club this Everett Scott, the Red Sox short-- ' perlor ground covering, he will be a strong quaurter-mller- . he journeyed to Georgia town as permanent post- - other places he found little its stop, who led the circuit for his entitled to the regular berth on tho a much game, apparent training headquarters. That Is the fielding, played In 121 games, ball club. different with Kalb-flelsc- tion in Griffith, of Georgetown, recently consequences. present plan of President E. G. put-out- not. Anyway, TODAY BASEBALL TEAM OUT having 217 339 assists, and Mebbe, and raebbe earned third place In the high Jump FOR MATCH Tenpin leaders put forward every," who tonight will have his 19 errors, or an average of 4.75 McBride Is prepared to put up a moat leap of five Inches. Old Fox. with a feet six effort to eliminate this situation, with first conference with the chances per game. strenuous resistance. The judges declared the bar sagged the result bowler can now "I have never met Mr. Griffith," gave that a walk I two inches, an, him but five Into any alley' in the country and says President Kalbflelsch, "but four. It waa Griffs first performance engage with an opponent a game know him to be a wise baseball man, as Jumper competition. Washington Tennis Star to Play Eight Veteran Prayers Have at coun- a in which each Is accustomed to. one who has been all over the FLAHERTY-THOMA- S A. G. B. A. LEADER Organization try, and who will know a suitable in Singles at Les Angeles. Been Lost by Graduation and standardization place when he ses It. I am more BREWER WILL LEAD of the tenpin game here performed delighted our new grand- wendera for It-- More people roll, ten- than that West Is Ahead. This Year. pins In probably, en- stand Is under construction, for our RELATIONS UNIQUE EXPLAINS SETBACK TRACK SQUAD OUT America, than old one might have disappointed him gage In any other pastime other than considerably. baseball. Brooklyn Last There. State Star Heads Delegation L03 ANGELES, Cat, March 1 Three Despite the graduation of eight matches are onthe card In today's players from last season. Western WONDER AT HOPPE "We have not had a big league In After Same Job, President Smith Says Govern- To Meadowbrook Games Same Camp, East-We- st tennlastruggles. Men's and will veterans which team since Brooklyn came. Last have four with X here singles men's doubles are open up campaign.. The Red Champion Bllllardlit Wins All HU year we had nobody. The year before Yet One Is Price Paid for ment Obtained Option on In Philadelphia. women's and to the run off. and While team lost Peck, Peine. . the Pittsburgh Feds trained here. Maryland due to be Matches at Royal. Tournament Building. Brooke Brewer, State First blood In the Intersections! ten- Peyton, Sargent, Slnclalre. Whelehel, But w want to keep a major league the Other. lead small delega Several hundred billiard fans who coming back every spring. sprinter, will a nis series was drawrt by tho West yes- and Ansley last season at June, all club here, tion to the Meadowbrook gamts In gathered at the Royal yesterday af- If It rains one spring here, it terday when the Pacific coast represen- these boys having graduated. ternoon and night to watch Willie One rainy Philadelphia on Saturday night. won the men's doubles match, Of boya have remained rains everywhere else. Smith, president of the tatives the who Hoppe. world's champion In action, spring always means three or four AUGUSTA, Ga., March 8. A curious Hurlbut W. Brewer Is especially anxious to the opening gun. of the battle. from last season four have earned are willing to concede young camp of Coast Bowling Association, McLoughlln and Willis E. that this dry ones." situation exists in the the Atlantic good in the fifty-yar- d Invita- Maurice E. their letters and will be a start on fellow is a remarkable persons. They make Davis, representing the West, defeated The Augusta club is willing to do Grlffmen here. Claude Thomas, the wishes to make Washington bowlers tion which be won last year from this year's nine. Western will be also found out that while. Hoppe is almost anything to keep the Wash- annual tourna- Theodore Roosevelt Pell and Bernon E. somewhat handicapped this year on king of all cue artists, those who southpaw from the Des Moines club. understand that the Drew. Morse. O'Hara. and Stephenson. representing the East. In ington club coming here every year. so Prentice, account of a lack of playing field. make up hla troupe, Charley Peterson. Is in the bunch, and is Ed Flaherty, ment of that organization, which was flyer took down the special 4, 3. Next year the grandstand will be - The State straight sets, The first Arrangements are being made to Chick Right, and Schaefer, also the Washington- sandlotter turned held Syracuse this cup and was just nosed out In the the play of Jake completed, and there will be bleach- payment to have been at set was nip and tuck and have the use of a suitable field near can play billiards a few. 4,000, over to Des Moines in for postponed next open fifty. the teams was about even, but the ers, the whole seating about And they are the best of spring, has been until the schooL In yesterday afternoon's exhibition Thomas. Besides running in the invitation westerners developed better team work balk-lin- e, A larger club house is needed, but year for good reason. Veterans on Hand. Hoppe defeated Schaefer at 18J2 Is plenty of room "for that, and friends. dash against the fastest men in the m the second and third sets and won 2S0 points to 12, running out his there It is doubtful If any club In the In a letter sent here Smith has to country Brewer will get into the 300-- difficulty. The Infield waa robbed Sargent If Manager Griffith decides to come fight- without of string in three frames, with runs of easily supplied with country Is carrying a pitcher say: yard special. Chlpman will be enter- The special mixed doubles match was and Peine, although Hout. Stevens, 131. 0, 110. back, he can be sun and at the go In and He then defeated every requirement. ing for a place in the "The Atlantic Coast Bowling Asso- ed In the 1,000 run. Carter will won easily by Miss Molla BJurstedt and and will be back Wright at .three cushions 20 to 10 who Is the price M. de- 'Watt for at least in same time another ciation's annual International the mile, Grace in the quarter, and George Church, of the East, who an exciting match. Weather Is Mild. paid for the first one. But that's the third Morris in the fifty. feated Mrs. May Sutton Bundy and three positions. Fenwlck. who caught bowling tournament has been post- games among At the night performance, Hoppe Thus far the coldest day here would situation here . in Augusta with Coach Byrd will probably send Thomas C. Bundy. of the West, In several last season. Is defeated Wright 2S0 to 65 at balkllne poned one year on account of the 2. Charlottesville, and Thomas and Flaherty. for another runner up with these men to straight sets, Church played a those In school. and took the measure of Schaefer at be called mild in war conditions, the Government hav- ex- The have Myers, Paine, I "Card." take part in a relay race. fast game and appeared to be in Westerners three cushions, 20 to 0. At both per- veterans like McBride, Zob Milan, Flaherty a ing secured an option on the arena condition, while Bundy was and Frank to draw on for other In- Eddie Ainsmlth are cellent formances Peterson gave a series of John Henry and Flaherty, a great big boy, is a in which it was to be staged, and EVEN slow. William M. Johnston and John field positions. Davidson. Gardner, fancy Jump, masse, not a bit backward about saying to, ways one. He Immediate possession if TIGERS HAVE CHANCE and up "card" In more than will take R. Strachan. both of San Francisco, and Pepper are the pitching hold other varieties of shots that electrl either The diamond fairly eats has all of the Celtic wit coming to war is declared closed the play with an exhibition overs from last year. ' moisture, and the outfield is well fied the spectators. temperature anybody. His remarks during a pitch Had Signed Lease. Victory Over Penn and Yale Will singles match, which the former won In Simpson, Groves, Herron, and pos It Is interesting to note that on the drained. Charlottesville game invariably the players straight sets, 3, A large crowd sibly Borden are the out a degree of that start "The lease on building has been Give Princeton Title. substitute present tour, which has gone four is generally within laughing, and keep them laughing. the witnessed tho contests. fielders from last season s team, with months, Hoppe played nearly in Washington, whilo Augusta in the signed, reports received 8. has When it comes to rporting "loud" and from the PRINCETON, N. J., March The Davldsoa and Pepper as outfielders 50,000 points at the rate of 3.000 a past week has aeraged about thirty prospects Doyle, of Washington, D. pitching. degrees warmer than Washington in shirts and cravats, Flaherty leads the arc wc would have had at Tiger basketball five, which is now Conrad B. when not week. On three occasions he has camp. He appeared Sunday morning least 500 five-ma- n teams, the largest In a first place with Yale, In C, Is expected to play In the men's run out in one Inning at 230 points the same time. appar- tie for singles and doubles today and tomor Arranges Game. in a shirt and tie that were tournament eer held In the East. the Intercollegiate League, due to its has averaged 1X5 on sixteen occasions All Will Work Out. the same piece of row. John Groves Is Western's manager. has SO ently cut from "We regret that the unforseen has victory over Columbia Tuesday, Is run points at three cushions Today the entire troupe of the 1017 piano scarf, and he had to endure a happened, but feel that we, the or- and has gone out for games with in thirty-on- e innings, and "made an lot of kidding. He stood it, though, ganized bowlers, ought to support playing a different style of game now USES STABLE Georgetown Prep, Army Navy unfinished run at three cushions of Grlffmen are due here, and tomorrow the beginning of the and always coming back with a laugh President Wilson and assist the Gov- than it did at Prep. Gonzaga, Episcopal High. Alex- 15, following it at the start of his all should be working hard at the ball a tormentors. every way season. The entrance of Hack next match with a string of 10. park, the Old Fox comes down and Jibe at his ernment in possible. Next game as andria High, and Bliss Electrical for season wc will have bet- into the center has Matty's Men Find Park Damp and from the Capital with the lnflelders Tliomaa Has Kxperlenee. another and Princeton team to depend School. Western opens the High ter building should the Government caused the Go Indoors. League PAIRO and outfielders not already on the Job. Thomas, who resembles George Mc- upon the rangy football tackle as a School Baseball with Eastern, PRESIDENT The afternoon will bo spent by the still hold an option on the Arena. 8. on April 20. Bride considerably. Is a pleasant chap kind of automatic scoring machine. SHREVEPORT, La., March For incoming athletes in preparing for After Big Tourney. The Tigers are counted on by their perhaps the first time in history. Practically all of the players were their initial workout tomorrow morn- who has pitched a lot of baseball year first-ye- ar boys with the team last Analostan Boat Club Picks Boryer around tho minor leagues. Quiet and Is our intention to continue or- supporters to come through this ball club yesterday practiced In a ing Tomorrow the real grind w ill be "It with the championship they so nar- year. At a meeting of the team yes- To Captain Crews. on for the whole bunch. calm, he seldom gets Into arguments, ganizing local chapters of the A. C. stable. This morning when Matty's terday afternoon, forty-fiv- e boys re- rowly missed last winter, when Penn Richard E. Pairo, of many years' ex- preferring to sit around and listen to post-seaso- It is unlikely that any practice B. A. and build up an organization them in the play-off- . Reds reached the park they found the sponded to the call. The team will perience games played Mon- the magpies of the party. beat in Washington rowing affairs, will be here until second to none. If tho bowlers will The Princeton five, however, has field In bad condition from a midnight be called out on Friday for the first will again Moines touthpaw a work-ou- t. head tbe Analostan Boat day, but batting should start immedi The lies has fast and asso- two gaves on its schedule storm. I ball and a spitter, boasts of noth- assist with our the hardest Club and William E. Boryer, who ately Humphreys, laherty, Aers, but ciation officials, we will have 800 or still to play Penn at Philadelphia The sky. bright enough at 0 o'clock. Track Team Meets. gained year Thomas and Du Mont are ready to ing much in the curving line. If he had and an icy wind distinction last by winning 1,000 teams at next season's tourna- and Yale at New Haven. Penn has turned black Fifty boya came the the junior sculls race In the Middle step upon the rubber and delier the can develop his spitter to mix with already beaten the Tigers this year was blowing. Over by the grand out to track goods fifteen minutes his ball he may land a ment and will make our association Western afternoon. States regatta here, will captain the real for at least fast berth. surpass any other athletic association in Princeton, and it is far from a stand is an Immense stable, still hous- call at yesterday crews. each. Kid Jamleson Is not far behind Meanwhile, he is doing all In his thing that the Tigers can lick ing a few horses, but with most of The youngsters will be put through them in condition, while Jim Shaw Is pow er to stay in tho big show, which In the world. certain empty. Others officers elected were Augus- Penn. If they do, the championship the stalls The valiant ath- their dally workouts from now on tus Crane, Jr., vice president: J. R. plugging along like a steam roller Is the same thing as sending his will hinge on the final game letes promptly accepted the situation. Whelpley, &nd ought to be ready by next week. friend, Ed Flaherty, to Des Moines. MATCHED then pairs, and plan an outdoor school meet on treasurer; R. R. Perry, jr.. TONIGHT with Yale on the Ell floor. They assorted themselves Into March 17. The recent success in the recording secretary; Vernon E. West, Play Tno 'Sessions. one man. went into each stall and George Washington meet served to financial secretary: D. H. Lockwood. AGE the other standing outside In the big ss Two sessions were put In yester- LIMIT SIXTEEN Turner Considers Bowser Better .WOULD SAVE BOXING draw out a numher of first-cla- boys. first lieutenant, and C F. Crowder. stable, throw to him. plans to Into second lieutenant. day under a cloudy tky that hid the Than Miko Yokel. In a few minutes ten stalls con- Western send athletes sun, could not prevent heat. Baseball League to the Maryland State, Tome School, and but its Junior Amateur Joe 8portlnB Men to Talk It Over With tained a ball player and ten others meets, No player had any difficulty in get- As Turner has wrestled both were flinging from the floor beyond. annual high school and will WHERE THEY ROLL. ting up a good perspiration. was Have Eight Teams. Miko Yokel and Paul Bowser, ap New York Governor. try to arrange one or two triangular It he some schools. District Continentals vs. Good Fel- the same old bunting, warming up No players more than sixteen years pears well qualified to Judge ALBANY, N. Y., March 8. Fairly meets with ofhe other lows; Grand Centrals vs. Resolute. pitchers ago both POTOMACS TO ROW and running for the while of will be permitted to compete men. Turner considers Bowser, the deluged by protests from sporting at Royal. the catchers and outfielders did some in the Junior Amateur Baseball Newark (Ohio) man Departmental Navy vs. tho better men sportsmen throughout the C. U. RUNNERS LOSE Auditors. of the fielding League, the first steps for the or- grappler, and makes no bones about and Coach Clarence Hecox Makes Ready at Palace. A makeshift infield hustled in the ganization of which were made a so. State, Republican legislative leaders Postofflce Savings at saying Coming Season. Postal vs. R. M. afternoon with Altrock at first, Sam meeting IaHt night. Harry Late is The men will be matched tonight are seeking a way to save pugilism For Make Excellent Showing Against S.; Independents vs. Carriers M. O, Rice at second, McBride at short and the league. In a finish match, which means that from the threatened repeal of the The Potomac oarsmen will be called Navy, However. at Postofflce. Zeb Milan ut third. The latter had Eight teams will make up the cir- there will be a decision en falls. Frawlev law. Members of the senate together shortly by Coach Masonic Osiris vs. Hiram; M. M. twenty-on- e Clarence University to cry quits first, as It was his first cuit, each playing games. Turner believes he can tho Judiciary committee will call on Gov. Catholic made a credit- Parker vs. Dawson: B. B. French v day's practice, but the kept A permit will be requested dla outlast to urge him to Hecox for preliminary workouts. Just Navy others for a visitor. Bowser was present at the Charles S. Whitman as soon as the float can be put out able showing against athletes Anacostia, at Royal. up for fully twenty minutes longer. mond, on the White Lot, and games lokel-Turne- r determination to stamp it match, and came for- relent In his In the water, workouts will be In a track meet at Annapolis yester- Commercial Barber & Ross Altrock It to the last, hav- will bo pluyed day clean-cu- taken stuck out until the ward with a t challenge. out boxing. by the oarsmen. day, considering the small number Evening Star; Southern Railway vs. ing the satisfaction of outworking all schedule is concluded. Hoping to prove mat ne is not a Washington Gas Company, at Palace. others. Sartwell Is secretary Darcy Is coming here Hecox is busy roilndlng up a num- representing the local institution. the Frank acting MEET ON WEDNESDAY. "slacker," Les ber of promising youngsters to form Agriculture Interbureau Fornat Rice. Eph Milan, Berry, Gharrity, of tho league. All requests for mem- today to plead wun uovernor tvnu-ma- n Navy won the event, 39 to 13, but Service vs. A. I. B., at Casino. and were given a drill In pull- berships must be sent to Members of the college basketball his order to the his crews. The veteran oarsman has no Craft him or to to rescind State always favored the youngsters, and Catholic University had entries In Bankers District vs. Union Trent ing down flies, none shining particu- Late, at 1411 New York avenue north- teams Interested in forming a Dis athlotio commission prohibiting Darcy contests. at Casino. working has built up an enviable reputation in a number of larly, but all hard west Another meeting will be held trict basketball league will be gotten from boxing in New York state. producing young crews. Catholic University showed at best Bureau of Printing and Eneravinir and shortly to arrangements e The three outfleliUrs. McBride settle all together next Wednesday nlcrlit. e. Tho Potomaca will row at tho Naval In a relay, which it Yankees vs. Reds, at Rathskeller. the three catchers indulged in a bat- for the organization. cording to Prof. C. E. Beckett, of ROMAN PLAYS GOLF. won after an exciting race by three interstate Claims vs. Statistics, ting drill, facing all the pitchers now the Academy earlier than usual this at Y. 31. c. A. rne date has been set MINERAL WELLS, Tex, March 8. spring, and Hecox wants to go down yards. Arcade. ready to perform on trie rubber. It INSISTS ON DRILLS. March 14 Instead of March 7, as Mack In the mile, Vosbury In the Knights of Columbus was pitching, gavo no for The Old Roman has become a golf with a fast crew. Trinidad mediocre and WAXAHACHIE. Tex.. 8. Al- being too close to inauguration fes- 220 and Withers in the quarter were vs. Nina; Xe Sota vs. Genoa, Na on what the batsmen could do, March Today contrary to piecedent at line though. It was official "sore arm" day tivities. fiend. DAMICO FORDHAM CAPTAIN. Navy's best performers. tional Capital. but everybody got in a good day's the Tigers, Jennings Owner Comlskey spent his time on Mt. Pleasant Colonials vs. Palm work, which was the object for Insisted on NEW, YORK, March 8. of the two grilling practice periods. DEFAULTS HER TITLE. the golf links. John R. WOOD COACHES KIDS. Cafe, at Arcade. drill Damtco was elected captain of the Street Owls va NEW YORK, March 8. Miss Molla NEW ORLEANS, La., March 8. Fourteenth E.irlv With the arrival of the remainder ALL GET SERGEANTS. CALLED "SOAKERS." Fordham University baseball team Birds, at Garrisons. of the squad it is expected that two BJurstedt has defaulted her title as yesterday. He takes the place left Owner Dunn, of the Indians, bought Repatriation P. and S. vs. Malls, quads will be formed, one reporting CHICAGO, III., March 8. President woman Indoor tennis champion. PALESTINE, Tex., March 8. as at f She one vacant when Joe Martin, who was Joe Wood's brains well as his arm Palace. half an hour earlier than the other. Johnson, of the American League, an- is at Los Angeles playing tho East Fielder Jones named of bis Brown chosen as leader In June, failed to re- when he paid but that $10,000. Every Central Highlanders vs. Metropoli In this way Manager Griffith Is able nounces that drill sergeants will ba and West matches, and will not play nines the "Soakers." In the last three turn to the university. The new cap- - day Wood warms up alongside tans, at National Capital. Keep every a to his eye on everybody appointed to all American League in me inaoor event Deginning here innings of a nine Inning contest they tain was third baseman on the nine youngster and coaches the bud care-- Hyattsvllle Gladiators vs. Comets. day. """'"II camsz. M,endA ragged out 18 hits for 10 runs. last tprlac. fully. at Hyattsvllle.