Nationals Will Be Home Tomorrow.Griff to»Train in Cuba Next Spring j P-B."Quality First." THESE PITCHE RS NEED 01MLY CONTRO»L TO K ¥ i T7"r Last Chance < MAM THEM REGrULARS ON GRIFF'S STAFF Wm to buy really tine mades at tailor1 HALF PRICE ^ «pZU OUai d * m10£$MI^BT £; v : TAILORS * | 1 for ]£| % jf ^ ** " 25 YEARS v.- 'N. Vl V ' / on must I get your \ in b\ i) o'clock order tor at that 1 night, Saturday WmMmB6^$£5k. v hour the great halt- price sale closes. 1 ots r-mjwW&tw Jw^®i$$$mjBffy^^iiiwffmrT ralinPnrfr^A %i L . of medium weights, but 'iljf II % they must go. too. tor we jsmtB';/ are closing out this Pi ^V;-- mumit..jn ^HE&gMBgggH whole winter stock to make way tor spring goods. JKamrni tip Vflii (fiirftfir Tarn arrow v :%z Here'stheSti Su Jin uti li -J uLl j ii j. aj "LookWho's Here" ^'.. ^ BRrapQ fieSpring | It's Mr. \\ f ellDressedYou n g-C'hap, You Want for Easter And he bought that W'sMT * m The Omohundro set.ni-English, 2-button, suit at ultra-becoming' roll model, made to con order from this spring'ssot70<\ or $.r»,833.33 a year. The contra, i, in this ***& a copy of which was atached to the £o Clearance -'v^^^|BH| tion for an enjoining order, express! J stipulated, the court was informed, peti^that Sale for 1 Killifer agreed to devote his entire time $3o0. / THRE-CORNEREDIE y 1 and attention to the service of the ! OPENSLEGALWA! cago Federals. Chi! V.--.. ,,/i&tijuj^^dl^ The court was further informed that SPRING STYLES! 2?o<>0 was advanced to Killifer on -Hj count, and was accepted by him and is IN in U. S. Distric still to BILLIARD Files Petition retained. Failure for a«t TOURNEY report | pra CARL pitcher, in most cases it does. his loss cannot be substantially con S | liiougli there have been rases where it of the present titleholder, alt most of the players were soaked at 196 pounds. He, of course, was toe> With pcnsated for by the services of some ^ Philadelphia, Through With Charlottes- But the to do in the of was never accomplished, even when Phillies. 400 to 279. »n»jperspiration. game in the big" anything- way were other base ball catcher." fiaipojfers moon had to be cut short to keep the and Trainer Martin put him years spent in practice. The score: ; and Brown meet in the pitching-. The bill set forth that the Poggenburg as a etes from suffering from frost-bites, through a severe course of riMIEXTAS. AB. R. H. Chiea-n. ville Training Camp. BB.SO.SB. O. A. E. Federals would suiter inju. \ afternoon game today and the winner ^ivas really much too cold to play ducing work. Now Mumford flesh-re|weighs Allen. i* 3 o o o o o o o o GKAXI/ iarnis. Mich.. March" irreparable unless a order 910 F St. N.W. will be champion in the event that mic. but (fiiinth, who insists on 186. aiid is hard its nails. He has beer S|K»nc»'V. i f 2 o O 0 o 1 o <1 O The lirst lesriil shot of the base ball \var restraining issue, charges busy, good weatherkeephisor doing a lot uf running- and ..ther ivSmith, if :: 4i 4> 4i 4i 4> ii o o 1U| Killifer from playing with enjoiningcIu'ms defeats Gardner in the evening w: - was lived today by the FedersLl Mayer it best to so six work besides much' smith. 3»». i l o l i i :: o o fof'19i*4 other than the Chicago Federals and thought play, {strenuous p'iiciiing hipdeojj. SS 1 O o o contest. Should Gardner win. however, WILL TAKE were to the batters'. He is to lake 1' O (i 1 League ip llling a petition with the more with the Philadelphia NATIONALS S reeled off. There was in;s expected Holland, ;t i i* o 0 0 11 0 particularly the Same. a tie for first with whom the Always there .will still be place, brilliant about the nothpartieularlyI off about six pounds before he will be j Meusel, lt». 2 l a 0 pitchers a . thorough test. Managei I jr., formerly The complaint closed with a prayer for Brown, 400. Average, 114-3*}. High to use them almost base ball with the immediate issuance of a That ?ly hitting. Griffith- proposes Totals 21 5 « 3 3 4 18 5*2 Nationals, from playing temporary runs* 52. 35. 34. Figures Climate There Is illia and Collier did the pitching, exclusively in the games which the other than the Chicago Federals. injunction preventing Kilifer from Mayer. 379. Average. 10 29-35. High will with the National VIRGINIA. AB. R. H. BB.S6.SB. O. A. E. J any his contract Rye lia, while not hit at all, was wilder Nationals play sh lating with the Chicago t Berkeley Neft", 2 O O 2 2 1 <> l O Killifer signed- a three-year contrac viot 33. runs. 49, 37, Ideal, and Club Could thai1 a March hare, probably because he League clubs when they return to their O Federals, and a petition that the Play Phillips, if 3 1 0 1 2 1 O o the Federals, but after 812 F St. N.W. Phone Main 277. Western Pair Ties. d not get loosened up properly. He own grounds' It is figured that if the White. If. » 2 1 O 1. o 1 10 with Chicago injunction be made permanenttemporaryin Profitable Games. wai'....ed four and hit one in the opening youngsters can make a good showing Word, lb 2 0 1 O « ^ o O ward was persuaded that the reserve the final hearing of the suit. Private 2b 1 O O 1 1-4 2 0 Special Delivery. Charles Heddon of Dowagiac. Mich., rourid, forcing two runs over the plate, against the rival big league teams it Wool, 2 clause in his old contract with the Phila ...... but steadied down in the remaining in-! will indicate their ability to do well E. Smith, of 2 0 1 1 O O O O 0 and Dr. Walter E. Uffenheimer of in their The games McCall, 3b 2 O O 1 1 0 0 2 O delphia club held him legally to Phila js he pitched. Then Collier took up own. league. played Ehrman, c 3 0 0 0 2 0 4 1 0 Famous Brood Hare Dead. their of BY J. ED u he joined his former team Philadelphia completed quota GBtXlO. task, and the young collegian gave here have proved but little. To begin Flanagan, p 1 0 O 1 O O 0 3"0 delphia, and there has been at stake, and of the reI LEXINGTON. Ky., March Pink six games each yesterday afternoon, March rood account of himself. He was with, nothing Calloway, p I O O O 1 O 0 0 0 The suit involves the legality CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. 20.. ed on but and struck out five what is more, the batters have not been Myers* 1 O 0 O 1 O 0 B Domino, Price McKinney's famous Bat Not Better and the victory of the western man by The Nationals will be *coji once, OjO serve clause, long regarded as one of th» home tomorrow. A men in the three innings he was on the anywhere near form. But the National t brood mare, died Wednesday night at 40d to 343 left the pair tied for fifth a Totals 21 4 3 0 11 2 19 10 O bulwarks of organized base ball. The sui tterrific blizzard which was raging when slab League teams, fresh from month or vlnn-olnr. cm«1 «««> ... w 41 #.^l place, each having won two and lost more of in the south, are Batted for Ehrruau in the sixth Inning. was brought in the western Miohigai Manager Griffith crawled out of the training Her a and full sister to four games. >orge McBride is still excused from to be found on edge and will Pimlentas 0 2 0 2 0 1.6 because Killifer is a resident o:f ing-. foal, filly 3 feathers this morning brought about an expectedVirginia 2 0 1 O 1 0.4 district the winner be Heddon played the more consistent pra*itice. It is feared that a small liga- furnish regular opposition. Harper, Paw Paw. Mich. Futurity Sweep, will jimmediate decision to abandon Char- men t in his groin is torn, and rest is Bentley and Shaw are the pitchers who Left on bases.Plmlentas. 4; Virginia, 5. First raided by a foster mother. game and led all the way. He resorted base on balls.Off Gallia, 5; off Collier, 1; off jlottesville as a training camp. The play- beliat bat by opponents.Against The complaint, signed was bought last year by Price times out of thirty-two. Dr. Uffen- iner Martin insists that he must rest series in Boston, where he hasopeningGallia. against Collier, 11; against Flanagan, ol' the Chi the millionaire Cleveland Mc- for their departure, which is to take been successful in the 17; -1. lilts.Off Gallia. 1; off Charles Weegliman. president Kinney, heimer had two good runs.60 and 40. f0r several days at least, until the injury past. always against Calloway, base ball club, tolc man. from the Keene estate, for $7.turf1i«»0. ^place at 3 o'clock. There is nearly a foot can mend. It is not at all likely, though, Collier, 2; off Flanagan, 5: off Calloway. 1. eago Federal League but he lacked control at many critical If it were to both Gallia Struck out-By Gallia, 5; by Collier, 0; by of snow on the ground and it is still McBride will be out of the game possible give 2; i. Sacrifice Score: a few and Cashion control, there would be by Calloway, fly--Meusel.Flanagan. stages. falling. Under no circumstances could more than days. Griffith is Hit by pitcher.By Gallia, 2 (Word, Wool); by 9 ious to have him for he1 no question about the strength Passed ball. Ifeddon. 400. Average, 4-44. High the field be get well, the This wouldabsolutelyFlanagan, 2 (Spencer, W. Smith). :*ster:smk mm. n runs. 50. 47. 30. playing put in fit condition re^iizes that to have McBnde out of the of pitching staff. pair Ehriuan. Wild pitches.Flanagan, 2. Uffen heimer. 343. Average. 7 42-43. to play for three or four days, and; as line-up when the season opens would Nick Alt rock. Time of game.1 hourEmpire.Mr.and 10 High runs, 60. 40, 23. the original plan was to leave here Tues- lessen his team's chances. minutes. day, nothing can be accomplished by re- WILL DEFEND HER TITLE. The Cleverest Tailored Standing- of the Players. ^ in Moeller is another player on the ROY THOMAS BAN. I ^ maining. hos; pital list. He has a cold of which he FAVORS High High Weather conditions in Washington can- seeins unable to get rid, and it is orders Won. Lost, av'ge. run. Miss Ravenscroft to in I a Play O i: W. Gardner 4 1 13 2-2B 124 not possibly be worse than they have thait he must stay indoors for few days. Penn Base Ball Coach Believes He J. 1'. I\>gc«»nburg 4 1 12 4-33 73 been here. This is the fifth snowstorm Golf Next Fall. Women's >1 D. Proven 4 1 11 4-36 103 nil Meusel's hitting was the feature of 3 the players have experienced since Should Be Kept Off Bench. Brrnaril I Joseph Mayer 2 19 1-21 75 There have been three days fit ® game yesterday. He faced the pitcher PHILADELPHIA. March 20. Miss 1 1112 9 I »r. W. K. Iffenbeliner. 2 4 11 4-36 102 only arriving. ;e scored one run with a long PHILADELPHIA, Pa., March 20.Roy Suits times, Gladys Ravenscroft of woman's H Charles Heddon 2 4 16 135 for outdoor practice. At home the play- England, aMklDKtou, U. I . B J; "ifice and two others with clean Thomas, ball at I fly base coach the kjpi o I Kugene L. Milburn tJ 10 17-20 70 ers can work out under the golf champion of the United grandstand e hits. The is a natural States, In town come i if the field is unfit, and this would be youngster reports sent out from of Pennsylvania, is very much in fa-1 er and when he gets more experience Pinehurst thatdenies University from I. Haas & preferable to the gymnasium here, where had decided not vor of the innovation recently adopted by I I m <» J ; make a she to come to this J u hi New Umpire for National League. the hard floor plays havoc with the splendid player. Vjf f Same gh-cuss qq our WOULD NOT BAR JOHNSON. and limbs. country next fall to defend the title she several colleges barring coaches from the gee suits j « LITTLE ROCK. Ark.. March 20.. feet players' a what Bert Gallia displayed jP you used to In the at the Club pui.wiifc uuiuiB {jtiuifft. uc a aiu fabrics to order at President of the Southern order to keep Dlavers in eondi- cannot be figured as one of the captured Wilmington Country 1 Kavanaugh tion Griffith had them limber up in the yesterlielast October. Miss Ravenscorft arrived in he believes by the enforcement of such a France Does Not Consider Pugilist announces the release of v" nersters to heln out Griffith's pitching League gym. today, and there is to be another 'f the season. While none of this last from the south, rule the natural and William Hart to the coming city night where playing managing, an Undesirable Alien. NationalUmpiresession tomorrow morning. Sunday will the recruit pitchers has any more in she had been for about three months. abilities of the team captain will be de- M the low taxi League. Hart, a veteran of the be a day of rest, and Monday the train- tjTe way of speed and curves than the J wSKj^jy PARIS. March 20..Efforts to bar pitcher be continued at home. I said before leaving Philadelphia:"' veloped anil the members of the team National League, was a former ing will Tes an, he appears to have gained little r~ Jack Johnson. tl»e colored has seen the the she declared, "that J would for pugilist, of President Tener when the Charlottesville last of in ^Lhe matter of control and was in hot return will be placed entirely upon their own from to France fell teammateNationals. Griffith, after his experience :er as a result in one of the the next woman's national tournament returning flat when League president was a base ballNational waj every resources. the thi6 spring, is satisfied that it is not the thr.de innings he worked yesterday. There in the United States, provided it was at has Penn $18 immigration department refused to Mr. Tener telegraphed an offer No definite* step been taken at player. to prepare a ball team for a cam- » a excuse for all possible for me to make the I receive a petition the to purchase Hart. Mr. place waj perhaps good Gallia, ,trip. looking toward the disbarment of the declaring fighter Kavanaugh paign. While he has been opposed to a I it was one of the coldest days fully expected to come to this country an "undesirable alien." that the release would be grantedreplied he realizes fp/ latter of I base ball coach. The matter probably The cited southern camp, that he must agj] for a ball game and he imnablethe part August, and still out petition the recent attack UIlCUIlUillUIIU.ilJ sooner or later. to do so." will be threshed at the next meeting on Johnson a come to it apf found it impossible to get his arm hope by Swedish niob after will be the next But proby Miss Muriel Dodd. women's of the athletic committee and Penn 110 be bad insulted two women. Cuba training camp of in working order. Gallia's control golf will follow the lead other Second Baseman George Graham has the Nationals. Griffith made this an- will have to be materially improved pion of Great Britain will not comechainjhere doubt of the been told by the Des Moines club that this morning. Not is for* he can to be of to next fall, according to Miss colleges. ; nouneement any again i only hope help bel* or Coach Thomas says the rule will result Co. for one Haas but & Bobby Byrnes has already made good he may buy his release. Des Moines the climate there ideal the purpose, his team. croft, two other womenRavens|who 11. as a second ^basenmn with the Phillies him from Omaha in 1011. but aftersecuredbut a team like the Nationals would be rank high in British golfing circles in a change in coaching methods which in tin- Wilmington training* camp and that season he refused to report. Since a great attraction if it played exhibition it is a pleasure to see the Nationals' ably will try for the American title. probjMiss will make the coach more of a figurehead Tailors and ers, 1211 Pa. Ave. | , Manager Dcoin says he will make tijat time he lias conducted a cigar store games. It is figured that a three-week infield at practice. It is a remarkably Ravenscroft expects to sail for England and the captain the actual pilot of his § Drap fans forget all about Otto Knabe.Philadelphiain Omaha and played independent bail. stay in Cuba would not only put the play- sm