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THE WASHINGTON TIMES. MONDAY, MAY 26; 1913. " 11 - i Hih School Faculty Advisers Will Arrange Sport Program At Meeting Today By Goldberg FACULTY ADVISERS A SUMMER VACATION IS ONLY A MATTER OF HABIT, ANYWAY

WILLMEET TODAY

OHMJFFOiP -r--n T "Trfe Rfcsf eoA,fc Will Arrange Athletic Mentors , f Ab ix MAbe TO-- T WAMr TO I . and Track Games icTuror y so for Field WJST OFF MY this U)K3b-PIP- P A HOLE IN i NdouLWT - and Baseball Contests. yS- - THE HAMMOCKf " WESTERN HOLDS MEET iU J.T. BU.K says : I

Red and White Athletes En- 10 CbuMTRY UFE- - 1 'WILL MOT LSkMG ToUH gage in Sports Program at mis SUMMON Satterlee Field Today. hv..v3' Srvr LAjJVanv 1 - By BRYAN MORSE. rtfc The dates for the high school cham- r3 pionship track meet and the baseball twttnrpen - vuum THIS nmn "Western and Eastern 10 and Central and Business, several tlmss A IMeXPeVJSKre VU4Y -I- fcAK ? noatnoned. will be definitely setaea some time today when the board of fac fVOTOrlOWUkJG OK) COUNTRY ulty advisers gets together for a con- tfcbs. ference. - Tt xmn flplni! to clay the double- "-- ieiJer on Saturday, but rain knocked the games out just.as It did the track ?1 viHexJ T Ger UP meet the week before and all of the gBKv nnrt teams axe fu. &e A&ie to aaJ attiiAtM followers of the :-,-.?H ukr. up In the air as to the probably, selec ccor&ica) & Af oviefecoAx tions of dates. Xsssshhbbw v jxwur'fii . - ii vn jm ft la conveniently possible i'1 the high school faculty advisers hope to vm, get games out of the way as it la m the cmnw too much excitement among the T IS. WOT NSteSARY student ooay 01 me various kuiw " Interfering too much with wprk In pre- APPRQUATE. SUMMSR, paration for.the final examinations. ' ' Its attend- YOOj.CAM; vuvm A'UTTLe rAQriJA"noV, AtiiUfS-'HooS- G' COOJcirOG OUESTIOHS-MJ.W- 0 The high school drill with 5 CBr1R-tfT- d FOOLISH way, and TRljOB OF r RURAL BGb 1 ant activities Is out of 'the BRIWG WATURS RVQKT NTb XcUfc 0JKJ ? 1 . : It was planned to hold the baseball and track games so that the usual routine of school work could be pursued with- out any distracting Influences. Among the Amateurs CHAMBER TENNIS CRACKS GET The baseball games may run Into - June If Western can defeat Eastern and Business .comes through with a win GAMES TODAY. BINGLES AND BUNTS io Central," for then three schools Capital City League North Cap- - will up the title, and the helped-pus- OPEN MOTOR E R ACTION IN TOURNEY be tied for itol and L streets northwest, Henley several years; Paskert and Lobert from the Reds have h the tie probably will be played off. The vs. Travers. A. Waverly vs. Bankers. Phillies In front of 1913 fold. high school fcaseball far the rules governing Central League First and IS. frlrevBastaaee,' asa You cay recall the gentleman who traveled under the monicker of play-o- ff of ties, Ia ke fell Htek of "I the ssaater of air fate" games allow ,for the streets northeast. Northern vs. Says Henley, "mo trae coarace wav- "Warwick, the King Maker." Over the same course Cincinnati should be while there are no tie games played off Asala stan this poetic Byroa Printers. ers" who la auurter of the wood? known as "Redland, the Pennant Maker." Other Automobile Events Will Middle Atlantic Association In football contests. League Lot, Bat wm kr ever la tkt elateh Bat Departmental White Of Jerry Traversf Also the Iroat Commerce and Labor vs. inter- There is only one drawback to this plan now. It-i- s being overplayed. wtm f holding a closed track Help to Make the Season an Championships Start Today meet at Satterlee Field today, and all of state. Mr. Henley also admits that he has "never winced nor cried aloud." The Cubs got Mitchell and Phelan.from the Reds; the Phillies have Pas- the students at the West isna scnooi East Washington League Thir- C. W. Murphy kert and Lobert from the Reds; the Cardinals have Huggins and Mowrey who have been In training for the track In which Mr. Henley shows that he has an edge upon Col. Attractive One. at Columbia Country Club. championship teenth and D streets northeast. from the Reds; and now the Giants have Art Fromme from the Reds. The meet for the high school vs. M. P. In one way if no other. will get a good work-ou- t. United Brethren First law of gravity is against all four of these clubs winning the same year It Is thought that the meet today will Federal League Grant circle and and this may upset the dope. If it wasn't for Ike Newton's proven theory tend to ky up the runners and Jumpers TJpanur street, Takoma vs. Pen- "One Way Out." it might work out but Isaac has evidently established his point By HARRY WARD. An entry list, closely approximating the annual high school event, which play- for Cham-bersbu- rg of former years ln number'of" probably will be held later In 'the "week sion Bureau. With the "booster" run of the that at the same field. Eastern League Seventeenth and If we ever hook up wltir Jerry Travers In a golf match we have our In the meanwhile, having produced these years of golden harvest and Motor Club to this city. May ers who hold forth prospects for tha streets southeast, Avondales 27, closest sort of competition. Is found ln prob- D system already mapped out It Is, In "the main, about this: 1, hole out tee rememberee glories for other clubs, where have the evervliberal Reds and the first club run of the season The high school faculty advisers vs. Mohawks. Washington Associa- the annual Middle Atlantic Tennis As- ably will hold the remaining J.aseball 2, falling this, hole out oui approach shots; 3, falling In the lat- gotten off? Kindly follow direction of index finger pointing toward the of the Motorists cto League Fifth street and shots; in Hagerstown, May 30, motor- sociation tournament starting today games at the American League Park Railroad Standing of the Clubs. tion to the Country before Thursday, the date when the Na- Florida avenue northeast. South- ter, pick up and concede the hole. ing season will be Inaugurated ln a the courts of the Columbia tionals return-- for home games. If the ern vs. Station. After watching him crack the course record in two consecutive rounds blaze of glory. Club. final contests played off and The heights by pennant winners kept The Chambersburg event has been In the singles all of the cracks of the title decided, Thursday, Ncrthwest Sunday School League we appreciate at Just what Chick Matty; the is not before Kenyon with something to spare each time, last "Were not won by a Walsh or sanctioned by the American Automobile District and several of them are at the it will be necessary to hold the games 'Georgia avenue and merely forgot rivals slept Association, will be run under top will play honor at Georgetown Field, which was offered street, vs. Whitney. Evans was up against at Wheaton last September. Chick But they, while their dull and of their form for the " Mt rieasant was purely making trades with Cincinnati. Grade i rules of that organization. of challenging R. L. James, present tltla last week. Treasury League White, Lot, Hy--.. to follow the system outlined above, which at Its best but a Were The run will start from Chambersburg holder, who has two legs on the cup dro vs. N. B. R. A. technical mistake. at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning, and the emblematic of the championship. . One "Dickens' masterpieces was "A Tale of Two Cities,' 'but the first car is expected to check in the B. Doyle won two League Thirty-fift- h of at Conrad also has Cricketers Prepare Marquette present Big League masterpiece involves only one showing the economy New Willard. the official headquarters, legs on the same cup and is again en- Wisconsin avenue, St. Steph- Yanks reached home on the 24th of May not with any Intent of 4 noon winning perma- and The of advanced" civilization. at o'clock. "The control will be tered for the chance at en's vs. Trinity. winning pennant, but with a feverish and purely proper desire of achiev- In Baltimore. The return trip will be nent possession. Among the entrants is For Coming Games a made Wednesday and will be via Rock-vill- e, John C. Davidson former title holder ing their first home conquest. They set one world's record at least In. Again, Probably Not Frederick, and Hagerstown. of a number of years back and District game Then Entries for the club run Friday of the tennis champion for many seasons. Capt. Jimmy Hose, of the Washington waiting seven weeks to win their first home but it Isn't a record Washington Motorists Association are drawings the doubles rivalry from opposing clubs. The in men's Club, is anxious to have all that is likely to bring on Intense Kipling had been called upon to Indite a tribute to the Chance-Tink- er being received every day by Secretary will be made today. The entries and If John K. Heyl. and it is expected a large pairings for the men's singles follow: his men in best possible condition for NEW STROKE would probably have kicked In with this: games to played Philadelphia situation he number of members will take part ln Men's singles, preliminary round R. the be in Flo Playing Tradition. called, our ball clubs melt away the association's first event. The road W. Patterson vs. M. Trubull. Major on May 30 and 31. and is putting his "Far to Hagerstown via Rockville and Fred- Colo. vs. Fred Holtzmann, H. Sheri- vigor- They're standing us upon our heads; C first and second teams through a one Red, McGraw played to tradition erick is ln good shape, and. as an dan vs. Sam Herrick. N. W. McLean ous course of training. In exchanging three Giants for Lo all our pomp of yesterday easy pace Is to be maintained, the vs. A. M. Chesley, R. F. Bingham vs. N PING-PON- G .The work of DeMotte in last Sun- GAME in all Its historic aspects. Is one with Yankees and with Reds; tourists are assured a delightful trip. A. T. Leech. Jr.. F. J. Bates vs. H. game spare us yet-- Let Stidham. John C Davidson vs. L. I. day's opening at Baltimore Donlin from the Beds made the Giants pennant winners In 1908; O, raging critics Doyle. E. Edmondson vs. Spencer Gor- stamps the College player us forget let us forget" Washington friends of F. W. Powers Overall and Steinfeldt from the Reds made the Cubs pennant winners for will be interested to learn he has re- don: M. McLaughlin vs. P. H. S. Cake; as a very effective man in the bowling signed as manager of the Philadelphia B. IT. Graham vs. C. T. Chapman. crease, while Dr. J. T. Cannon, who Goodyear Rub- First round Ralph W. Hills vs. W. C Australian Tennis Expert De branch of the Tire and 'Allen. F. L. Davis vs. A. B. Shelton, A. stood most of the brunt of the battle ber Company to accept the position of vs. vs. with the Monumentals is now bowling TED MEREDITH WINS general manager of the selling organi- J. Gore A. Hellen, Paul Treanor GET Petry-Cassld- y. C. Arthur Slater. A. B. Heaton vs. H. any previous season. velops Freak Idea of Bat- RACING CONTINUES GALLAGHER TO KEEP M'LOUGHLIN TO zation of Incorporated, better than at distributers of Hood tires. F. Lerch. James Baird vs. winner John Norton, Henry Branch, A. Goves-to- n, match, H. MacKensie vs. winner Graham-Chapma- n and Will Warren are in excellent ting Ball. Ten thousand speed fans have had match. W. Captain predicts H. Ronsavible vs. A. T. Ruan. B. E. shape, and Rose that OVER EAST FIELD their Interest ln the third annual Doyle vs. E. W. Deakln. A. Winter vs. the locals will easily win the Intercity AT ELECTRIC PARK ST DING EIRST REAL TESTS international sweepstakes race, to George Slaven. H. T. Shannon vs. C. championship this season. be run at Indianapolis Memorial Day, G. Cotnstock, Jr., C. B. Doyle vs. C. O. Duncan Morton will probably do most Ping-pon- g is responsible for a new IT awakened by the arrival of the foreign LeechV of the keeping, as Will Warr.jn's freak stroke developed by W. P. Jones. cars and drivers. Fast time is being splendid fielding afcoverpolnt" sea- practice over two one-ha- lf this the Australian tennis team, which made ln the and son will probably keep him In that posi- of Penn Flyer Better Than Ever mile speedway course, and if Minor League Results. tion, except in case of accident to Mor- competes in this country In June In Hunt Club Georgetown Runner Will Not National Tennis Champion to weather conditions are favorable Friday ton, in which case Warren will be used the preliminary play to the Davis Cup Meeting Awarded it is expected a record-breakin- g crowd behind the sticks. matches. Jones got the idea from the in Half Mile Event in Meet will be on hand to watch the classic Vr Tom A. Williams and Henry Will Not Close Ac- Forsake Ranks to Take Part Meet Williams in Practice race. Among the Washington motorists American Association. Branch have not yet struck their stride parlor game, and developed It so that It Dates and who will go to Indianapolis for the race Louisville. 0: Kansas City, 10. SB , but are dependable for long applied to lawn tennis. in New York. are Frank V. Killian, Arthur Foraker, Columbus, 2; Milwaukee, 1. smashes and boundaries, which they Jones has christened his new delivery cording to Schedule. in Big Race in New York. Sets Tomorrow. Leroy Mark, Harry Miller. Matthew, Toledo, 0: St. Paul. 1. both are confident will materialize later the twister." It is a combination drop Trimble, jr., and H. H. Robinson. Minneapolis, 3; Indianapolis, 0. 1 season. Rhodes, Rose, Holmes, nthe and out-curv- e, and is used almost en Crocker, and the Roberts brothers are YORK, Slay 36. James E: Mere- tirely In alley play, either to draw an Gallagher, 26. NEW hot weather players usually, but even May clnK John J. Georgetown's dis- BOSTON, May The courts of the Pennsylvania mid-cou- rt BALTIMORE. Md.. dith, the Univeristy of sow are showing splendid form in prac- opponent from for a quick rest of the tance runner, does not care to turn Longwood Cricket Club will be the prac- p, during the. runner, today Is ln a class by himself tice. smashing follow-u- or to make him will continue professional, and will the next two days for games has Electric Park, the Baltimore turn down the tice ground for mile. The committee prepared fan. week at offer of John Fleeson, a New both the Australian and at the half the most pretentious schedule this sea- County Racing Commission having York race members of In a meet here yesterday Meredith say, n-- vi ten-mi- le teams, which will contest for Strange to the shot is a am- promoter, to enter the team American middle-distanc- son ever played by the local cricket granted Manager Artnur js. siroa cup. met six of the fastest e some parlor ping-pon- g. race o be held at the Davis team, and of the best cricketers of humble for the dates that were to Ebbltfs Field Decora- While they will not oppose each other, men in the country, defeated them I of the country will be seen on the Rock Mr. Jones watched his puzzling curves plication Uni- tion Day. used by the Maryland players of both teams will be in action. easily, and covered the half mile against Creek Park field this summer in the that a skillful player could produce with have been Some Ume ago while in the features of the play will games Intercity teams. his paddle little celluloid ball, and Hunts, which called off Its proposed Xew York One of a strong wind in 1:56 5. with other .and ted con-,- -. Gallagher was approached come Tuesday, when R. N. Williams conceived tne idea of a similar short because of the with a flat- na- Baker, of the New York Ath- meeting at Pimllco - tering offer to team up will meet M. E. McLoughlln. the Homer hold stroke In tennis. ... h .nnrt to be held at Bel- with either tional champion, and a fellow-memb-er letic Club, was second. Tom Halpln. of Louis Browns Drop The out-dro- o is obtained by srrasn- - of the commis Longboat or 8hrubb in a race with sev- of United States team. Boston, third, Abel Klvlat and Yea Can Set Tatar Watch By Stent's St. lng the racket below heart mont Park. The action the and lust the and n"-"- " eral other professionals. The offer was In their play on the Longwood courts Caldwell, Cornell, tied for They Are Ahselately Correct lofting it and at the same time cutting sion will sve the Arlington tempting, the week, the Australians Dave of Prices, l - . .. nnv and next oatur- - and Gallagher was expecting during last Sheppard and Myles Mc-Hu- Two to the Tigers the ball to right. t .rotinn to run. have been closely observed by experts. fourth. Melvln 5s Good Dlayers who rely uoon .i rant favorable weather will opinion of many that Jones, finished far in the rear. day, which, with time.-howeve- r. Is the Let us hare your order today. Bo not Trait mid-cou- rt game At this lit- It es- generally avoid all cut prove to be the Diggest oayo " the famous the youngest member of the team, is ST. LOUIS, May 26. Consistent hit- strokes Inasmuch as slicing slows up tle dlstancer thinks differently of the pecially strong In placement. Obscrvtrs Fedexal League. another minute. You may miss the best bargain event. A. Tigers is their play. proposition and turns his back on It. noted that while Doust's service Is 1: Indianapolis. Second Tiro-Piec- e ting by the Detroit considered handicapped by adverse have ac- CoIngton. ever offered in a good Suit to order. yester- The twister takes very little speed Although race will bring together Longboat. weak, his low volleying is sharp and game Covington. 3: Indianapolis, 1. responsible for their double win during the past Shrubb. Queal. formidable In of- 1. day over Louis Browns. Scores, from a shot. It is difficult to return, weather conditions Wood. Wcadows? and curate nnd a factor Cleveland. 3: St. Louis. the St. and, if placed, carries Rn opponent out has been most Kolehmalnen In what is expected to be fense. Rice, the veteran of the team, Shepherd Blue Serges 7 4 8 6. week. Electric Park long-distan- to and to of bounds. the .greatest race ever la a one-stro- player, from the ob- Loose fielding and failure to hit in iiKomii.. rmtrnnlzed by the local ad held In America. game relying Plaid That Are of rac servation of his here, the pinches were the falling features vocates of the thoroughbred. The Gallagher represented the Brown strongly on his back hnnd play. As a Galore. Fast Color. the Brownies. Wlilett bit three times ing has been up to the mam irom eery Preparatory School and later went to whole the visitors seem to prefer the ELECTRIC out of four at the bat. pari-mutu- el ma- Was back court style, rarely going $15 Tomorrow's Sports. standpoint, and the L ""'"hlng his first year Kngllsh Score innings: R.H.E. S.J'S when net. "Worsteds, Gray, by been received with favor. he was selected to to the Fine Stripe Brown, Blues in Bt. Louis .. 1 111 2 chines have tnt,hhenVnl,e? theMara-n.,a- 00010200 Yale College va. been better than the rthSe States in t all yreaTes; right uv to the minute; nothing like Detroit 07 7 3 Williams, base The prices have the whe Barnes. PARK 00100303 speculators could have gotten from Batteries Willett and Stanage; Alli- ball, New play has GlSno the ,riaI- - defeating (Baltimore) them erer offered before. son, Agnew. at Haven. bookies, but the amount of n". Won hlxth ln Leverenz, and McAllister, not large enough thus far to put wl.l?.1" Place Opening been S?nhln went to Two-Piec- f2 ICH.E. of Manhattan tennis cham the management on the right side of 'im McArthur. e Suit to order 0- 11 plant Js Et. Louis -6 2 the ledger The cost of the t0 Detroit ..10100031 1- -fi 14 4 pionships, at New York Tennis Club. extra !mnrthail0n 8tlck to hls ama" RACING .... hurt's, with thefour teur what but RACESna Batteries 03300001 Stan- - promoters will likely finish Mi hlKB-ela- racea dally. Flrnt rare Zamloch. Lake and Kojl Yamada vs. Willie Hoppe, at days the 3 p. m. Special reduced rate. Including age: Stpne, Hamilton Agnew, Alex- ?..? Se.e..e-.h- - runnpr and - toTEo ef,OW'? ' expecting grand stand, SI. 60, la '. ander and McAllister. New York, for 18.2 balkline billiard Despite wie j.v.i .. VAtrl.-. Prk- t0 admlaalon to will be bucking up against two Ca- - intoii,?,?aK0 Htteml " "Pen and I -- meet to & R. R. championship. nadlan tracKs .. . . Jun?R. be hel tnere BENNING Wash., Baito, Anna. Bee. i 1 Young Climbers scarcity of horsesii here for the meeting, ' g I 1,000 other styles 2UH), $13, $17, $20 up. fa I Annual State shoot of Iowa and with the track quickly drying out. Washington Riding V the fields this week Promise to be 3 MADE JUST FOR YOU. Sportsmen's Association opens at larger. N. B. forts, who took Peckinpaugh to Play and Hunt Club's J I Are Seeking Games Dodge. nine Purses. ' " Fort don -- - auring me pii. - - gflK, Annual bench show of Boston Ter- with his stable, of jxiulnes of mud- At Short for Yanks Spring Meeting QESTfJrrtlTON,WllKKr The Young Climbers, who have not running proclivities, "mj er been beaten this year want to schedule rier Club of New York opens at Hotel to win during the"" remaining STEETLECHASING games years oaed with teams of twelve of McAlpin, New York. "vhlle may not be fast this aSsYpIn-a-Aerorepe- and FLAT RACING age. Address Carl Prinkert, 1204 H the track improved. y afternoon, it will be much FraSnV n??hhen the Yank' Man-ah,o.- ur itreet line-u- p the Three-da- meeting of western Can- Is the special Ser' .i young northeast. The of The feature of the card nH pnance has finally put MAY and Climbers Is: Jim Keating, first 3, which will be run as "; 22, 24 26 base; ada fair and racing circuit opens at for naush5hiaflaI w.nereby Roger Peckln-K- MORTON C. STOUT & CO., T. Delay, second base; Joseph the fourth race. In this a quartet of ,0' he Kapg. wI11 come Race 1 . 5,Dm. pitcher; Carl Prinkert, catcher: capable of winning on the in.flldr First il a. Stephen North Battleford, Saskatchewan. youngsters liifoV0 5Iub ln exchange for THE BIG TAILORS O'Dea, shortstop; Ed Graves. big tracks will go to the post. With the Jack Stump Admission, hfr base; B. B. Zlncraft, left field; , Eddie, McGoorty Leo Houck, ten exception of Odd Cross, each one has LeHvelt ii' w"am fl.SO n. - ...... V- i- ,natlnar. an arVoutnelder' d Stump oa Sala T. -- Ctofc Hob Baans at 2U; uce',estr fleW; BW Del' nimrv. iaori. J PMklnPaub will be pUycd field. l rowds, it Bortoa. . BulKir, Colonel C, and pia Jorwa. U ittw 'Bsltfc'fc tut r atntt. 910 F St

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