THE WASHINGTON HERALD MONDAY MARCH 29 1909

POTOMAC CREWS OUTFOR FIRST PRACTICE

NATIONALS AND YANNIGANS WIN 1 HEIR GAMES

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CAMLLONS TEAM

VICTORIOUS AGAIN

The Nationals Make It ThreeStraight from Wichita

SOMES FOR WID

Wnxhlnffton Gets to Pitcher Shaneriu Fourth Inning and Five RunsCross Plate Burn Smith antiJohnson Again Take Turns In

Leaves for Topcka

Special to The WasMsstea HeraHWichita Kans March 28 Washington

made it three straight from Wichita bywinning today 6 to 2 It was a scrubbysort of victory and reflected little crediton thetravelers Five of Washingtonruns were unearned and neither of thoseobtained by Wichita had a clean record

Both the Wichita runs were made offCharley Smith In the eighth Inning whenhe weakened and was tapped for threSsingles Johnson pitched the first three

not a man readied first Thenrst man who faced Burns tapped himfor a safety to center and was caughtnapping off lint Bill pitched only twoinnings and allowed no more liberties

Five Runs In a BunchFive of Washingtons runs wore

in the fourth inning when Shaner sud-denly exploded aa did his support

Ganley opened the fourth with a singlethrough Rtehtei Ganiey stole third andscored when Uasteub was safe on Richters error Freeman touted to Qelesser-

Wld broke into tilt limelightwith a most tremendous clout over thehighest section of extreme left field fencesending Ungtaub in ahead of him Tannehill was an infield out McBridetalked and got third on Streets safetyto right Shaners effort to catch Streetnapping was a heave to the fence lettingIn aicQride and putting Street on thirdBurns singled coring Street Clynferwalked and Gnley beat a roller towardthird tilling the bases but the onlyearned tally was Conrays homer

There was much acdonwiih little do-ing in the eighth Tanaehill started theround with a stogie to left Hughes

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ann TaanyStreet doubled to left putting Tanny overthe plate and McBride on third Smith

to Anderson and McBride wasKilled at the plate Street going to thirdand Smith to second Clymer drove toHughes and Street was caught off thirdand killed on It Ganley walked and wasforced by Umjtaub One run

Wichita Score Two RunnRichter first up singled m the eighth

lor Wichita Middleton forced himHughes singled Ulddtefion to third Streetattempted to catch Middletoa off thirdmade a poor throw and MMdleton scoredHughes taking third Qirieseer swattedto right tallying Hughes Wesoett JIltinto a double play

The team left here tonight for Topekawhere the main squad plays tomorrowand Tuesday leaving Tuesday night for

and Clymer returned fronttheir hunting trip today with twentysixducks

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lMcGrnTTii Team Leaves DallasDallas March 2S With a record of

never having been even tied In any oftheir exhibition games in Texas for twoyears the Giants regulars completedtheir campaign in the Lone Star State bybeating Dallas 9 to 1 this afternoon andgot away tonight for McAJester Oklathe first stop on an exhibition schedule

Yankees Last Week in GeorgiaMacon Go March 23 The New York

American players were pretty well scattered today with some out golfing someout driving some here and some atStalling farm

The Istst week in Georgia will begin to-morrow with a game in Columbus withanother there the next day and a gamehere with Macon on Wednesday

Young Giant Gj Fort Worth 2Fort Worth Tex March 23 The Fort

Worth teem was again defeated by theseccnd division of McGraws aggregationtoday the score being 6 to 2

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Two weeks from today and theof Washington will be strap

hanging out Seventh streetWhen the Natiqnals play In Toledo

next week Charley HIckmarnhas promised to write the games for The WaShington Herald

No gentle reader the Sunday SchoolLeague does not play on Sunday atleast Charley King Bays It dont

The Engineer refer to Capt Sapp andOld Man Tripp as graduates of theCactus league

Delehanty is In poor physical condi-tion and may not play with the Nation-als says a Sunday paper Delehanty

felt better in his life The Wash-ington Heralds Cleveland correspondentwires As a matter of fact Delehanty-is all right with the exception of hiseyes theyre still a bit lame He cantsee the figures on his 1909 contract

The spotlight man on the PhiladelphiaNorth American notes that CoLRoosevelt has loft for Africa to make amutt out of Henry M Stanley

Joe Turner will have to show uswe didnt know he had if he ex

pOets to throw Alex Swanson the bigSwede in tonights wrestling match

Jack Boss the big California pitcherwho was brought to Galveston as a candidate for a position on the Nationalsand later signed by Jack Warners Galveston team proved a false alarm Warner tied a cr to him and as Boss goton a Southern Pacific train be was heardto gently murmur

For at all tbe Md wenl of league or peaThe saAfest these It rafcht bare was

Wish Hiram Maxim would invent anoiseless trombone We would like topresent one of this kind to an impresariowho wakes us up each morning at S

oclock He seems to be trying to getsome horrible nightmare out of his sys-tem via the trombone route When hoplays Stars and Stripes Foreverand be is forever playing sounds like-a quarantine fiag

We made a slight misprint recentlywhen we said U at ground keepar RodGDay ef the Nationals baseball parkwas out bright and early painting thetown red What we Intended to saywas that he was painting the grassgreen

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The vApawamls golfer J D Foot hastrained setter dogs to retrieve golf ballsWe admit this smacks of originality andmay save Mr Foot the loss of many golfballs but to our mind the scheme pre-sents some disadvantages For instanceif tbe dog swallows a ball now and thenand is reprOved by Ida master and re-ceives a vigorous kick it must be ad-mitted that the name of Foot soundsdotlaous tbe canine caddy would bouncemany feet away as the balls are veryresilient

Dear Bill At the last meeting of theGloom DispeU rs the important quee

Lion arose as to which was the older thehen or the egg After a heated discus-sion of attbut four Hours at which muchlooming was displayed and after which

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question was still unsettled ourJ A Dillon stated that the egg

wa the older and cited numerous highauthorities to substantiate his contentionwhile our chaplain Dr George Salb In-sisted that the hen the older basinghis claim on L verses Z1and 22

When It became evident that the ques-tion ennui not be satisfactorily settled atear meeting a motion was regularly madesad seconded to the effeot that the matterbe referred to you for decision which mo-tion was unanimously carried If you willdo this your most interesting columnyou will confer a great favor upon youradmirers THE GLOOM DISPBLLEK-

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Clinch Contest In Final Sessions byConsistent Hitttnsr and

Fast Fielding

Special to The Washington HeraldTopeka Kans March 23 Toe Washing

ton Nationals today took another gameCooleys Western Leaguers winning

by a score of 5 to 2 The Cooey Soxgot a flying start in the first when PenIon galloped to third base without a haltscoring Green Fenlon was rewardedbeing checkmated at home plate Theonly other run made by the home teamwas credited to Cullen The Washington discards did not up until thesixth when Pickering walked advancesto second on MeInkes sharp hit to centernegotiated third on a passed ball andcame home on Cullens wild throw Fromthat time on the visitors had thingstheir own way Joe Cantlllon commandIng tho regulars will be in tomorrowfrom Wichita and will go to the bafat 3 oclock The score

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POTOIAGS ON WATER

Crew Candidates and SingleScullers Have Workout

VETEESNS APLENTY ON HAND

Cnrl aiuellcr Elll Hnrt Pierce EMueller DnllouchThrall Sprnnmy and Many OthersHold Oan for Flrct Time ThisSeason To Have Dally Spins

Candidates for the senior junior and in-

termediate crews of the PotomacClub were In full force on the riveryesterday rooming for the firet tryout ofthe season The men worked under CarlMueller the veteran sculler and captainof the club who will have completecharge until a coach is selected PatDempsey Is tho man In view and theofficers entertain high hopes of landingthe veteran trainer for thecomlng seasonwhich promises to be the most Interesting-in the history of the club

The candidates in the senior crew wereseated as follows Randolph

Mueller stroke Ellis No 7 HartNo 6 Pierce No 5 Ed Mueller No 4

Richardson No 3 Bulteugh No 2 andThrall No 1 Foster H 8praay DSpransy Murray Smith Butler Birneyand Morse worked in junior boatThe weather was a little cold for a longworkout but the time spent on the waterwas undoubtedly time well spent Themen complained of soreness in the

which goes to enow that the workout was beneficial

To Have Dally WorkoutsCapt Mueller has ordered the candi-

dates for tile crew to report at a certainhour every afternoon for a spin over thecourse For the first week the work willbo light the main object to setthe mon in condition However withinthe next fortnight the bard work willstart and seats in the boats will be allotted to those who prove that they

to stand tho paceStoctun the veteran coxswain will not

be available for the position the titterthis season but several promising

have been unearthed to tilt thevacancy Among these are Randolph

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proved his last seasonLyons rotten and McKInney new menFrom the present outlook Randolphseems the logical choice for tile positionbecause of his experience and familiaritywith the course However the new

according to all reports will givehim a run for the job

Besides the various crews several singlescullers were out on the river for a shortworkout These Included Davis Gormanwinner of the intermediate race on thePotomac lost September Carl Muellerwho will devote alt his time to work la-the singte scull and Henukm whoshowed class in the workouts test seasonAt a date to be selected later menwill be matched in a race to decide theoarsman who will be sent to Europe aarepresentative of the in the Germanregatta

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New Shells OrderedNew shells and oars have been ordered

from the Davis Company of New YorkCity which will arrive in the near futureand will be put at the disposal of thecrews The shells were constructed on aspecial order and are said to be farsuperior to any used in the past

At the next meeting of the club whichwill take place Sunday April 4 officersfor the coming season will be elected acaptain for the club to succeed Carl Muel-ler who will not be a candidate for reelection will be chosen and a generalschedule will be mapped out for the

The field of candidates for thehas narrowed down to two men

Dick Spransy and Joe Richardson Bothhave a host of friends among the mem-bers of the club and the ftght for thejob promises to be Interesting

Yale Sends Squad of Twentythree-on Southern Trip

Coaches Ed Walsh and Billy LushWill Accompany tho

Coy with Team

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send a squad of twenty players and threecoaohes South for the Easter trip whichbegins Wednesday and expects that itwill be 23 for all rivals except theNew York Giants with whom Yale hasthree games In ten days two in Norfolkand one In New York Capt Murphy

that six pitchers four catchersand all three coaches Ed Walsh BillyLush Bad Barny Belli would be takenYale hopes to turn the tables on

In Washington ThursdayPop Corey son of the steel truet

president failed to win a placealtboughhe led the freshmen in batting last sea-son Ted Coy the football captain willget a trial at first base The squadpicked Is as follows

Pitchers Van Vleck Rose Morrltt Lippitt Hartwell and Parsons catchersPhllbln Badger Sweeney and Rendfirst baseman Jefferson Coy and CantMurphy second basemen Cushman andMcIntyre short stop Fclaj third base-man Logan outfielders Wheaton Meltory and Mosser

Brooklyn Deserts JacksonvilleJacksonville Fla March 2S Sabbath

the last the Superbas will spend here thisyear was spent in the packing of uni-forms checking of trunks and other in-

cidentals that go with a long journeyNorth

The team leaves this evening forMacon Ga where ths first team win playan exhibition game tomorrow

Fair lUng Wins French RaceParis March 8 The hurdle race for

the Prix du Cedre 4000 francs was runat Autsull today and was won by MVcllplcards Pair King M BrosetteBGribotiille was second and Count Pourtales Kurwenai third Eleven horses

Worlds Champion WrestlerAnnounces that ha has aBuffet for Ladies and Gentlemen at60S Pnna Av9n and will be glad

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PLAYS FIFTH REGIMENT TEAM

Rational Guards Meet Manager De-

clare He and Not MonumentalCity Boys Was Handed RawDeai Says AthleteS Were FullyXoilflcd of Preliminary Eveniii

When Capt a E Edwards of theNational Guards was told that Ute FifthRegiment of Baltimore had registered avigorous kick at what they termedraw dear In the Guardsmen meetFriday night he waxed warm under thecollar and replied

Raw deli fiddlesticks Why Im theone who ought to claim raw deal Lookwhat they handed me Because theirmen had not run in the preliminariesheld Wednesday night and were quiteproperly refused Admission in the tealsthe Fifth team retosedpointblank to race the National Guardquartet i

Now Im going to see ties thingthrough to the finish and win at oncedemand that the A A V suspend theFifth Regiment relay team submittingmy proofs to the local representative

Refutes Bultimoreans ClaimThe claim that the Baltimoreaas were

not informed of the preliminaries la abso-lutely untrue Entry blanks which allof them signed toll in black type of tbepreliminaries and I sent each Individualathlete his admission card on which waswritten across the bottom in red inkPreliminaries Wednesday March 9L

Can anybody ask for more informationDr D Wiber chairman of Ute reg

istration committee of the South Atlan-tic division of the A A U was interviewed lest night and asked if ho badbeard from Capt Edwards and repliedthat he bad not He was further importuned as to what action be would takewhen the matter was called to eLtonLion and replied that be would have to befamiliar with all the facts first and whentold the fouLs according to Capt

saW I tWak tbat the Filth Regrelay team showed poor sports

manship in refusing to run This wasfar as Dr Wiber would commit hint

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fcM and iiw M Jane Kcetred the taD terft Tfafctoestlwr I B HUJ ether p tty slighttb nMst os of ariMCT to tht atkku TV atinteem k MB Baat met the dfeooactems BU-

fitart Three k grmt deal of nloaqr to the athktte wprfc of the two aUjtuy arcut UOGi

of the of the faiak It KU aefiafeei sulhi a sfodal di mteh to a Btltiaore paper thatWit egcestfoas wteciJ were asiaed tod which brth my were the renr ones fax wWck TTC WeN e-tered all Ute nauhider of the reoU itveM be zenon Friday sight Out nfaht The bwi e priedplee of tile satxstsea was certatatf i-

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AGAIN ON JEFFRIES TRAIL

Negro Champion Now GatheringCoin in New York

Longboat and Shrubb in Shape forthe Big Marathon

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New York March Jack Johnson gets here from Chicago tomorrowmorning he will repeat his desire to make-a match with James J Jeffries Johnsonis booked to appear at HammerstelnsVictoria Theater this week

The big negro has said repeatedly thatif Jeffries will agree to fight him he willallow tho boilermaker to set the dateand to t une the hattie ground Johnsonhas known an along that Jeffries wouldnot accept a proposition to fight until hitwenty weeks theatrical engagement

Though Johnson insists that he is thechampion of the world be stipulates thatJeffries is the only man with whom hewill make a match The negro Is

to be avoiding purposely fights withStanley Ketchell and Sam Langford

Both Xetchell and Longford are intown and their managers say they Intendto make Johnson agree to a fight

Tom Longboat and Alfred Shrubb whowill start in the 10000 Marathon derbyat the Polo Grounds next Saturday after-noon win arrive here tomorrow morning to finish training for the big eventLongboat has been working steadily atToronto and will go to the post in bet-ter condition than ever before Shrubbhas been working for a style Tvfcieh hehopes will enable him to keep in frontof his rivals for the entire route

Johnny Hayes says he will do betterout of doors than in the smokeladen at-mosphere of tha garden Dorando hasbad a rest and is now going along with-a world of epeed

Matt Maloney the Irish runner believesthat the derby already belongs toand that he will run the other cracksoff the feet Henry St Yves theFrenchman will complete the entry listHe has been a sensation lo Great Britainas a longdistance performer

The derby will decide the professionalMarathon championship of the world andthe 10000 purse will be divided 5000 tothe winner 2500 to the second roana500 to the third man and 1000 to thefourth man

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he Potomac oarsmen muck to Ute dalight of all concerned have eomptetadnegotiations for a race with the NatalAcademy eight on the Potomac May S

The resumption of rowing reiatteng withthe Midshipmen comes as a wefeon s rprize to tko followers of local cktbwho have not bad aa opportunity t wit-ness a race between those crews sincethe spring o ISM whoa a ruM was

at the Academy arbi ttesanything but IntereoUegiftte races

At the termination of tbe intercoHeelate rowing season one more reputablecandidate will be available for Ute Poto-mac Club Stoblman of the Georgetownfreshman crew is a Washington hey andteas signified Ms intention of tryteg forthe dab crew later to the season

Central High and Gallaodet CeOegsbaseball nines will cross bats forsecond this season at Kendallthis aftoraooa The High School boyswere ay victors in the tattSal gaIN bwcaccording to KeadaH Green followersthey will bare to so some to win tIdEafternoon

Other high school games scheduled torthis week are s follows Tuesday Wash-ington School fW Boys vs Central HkWestern High vs Friends School Techsteal Hiek vs Ooorgetown UniversityFreshmen Wednesday Business vsMaryland Agricultural CoBegeThursday Eastern Hip vs OaUaodetFriday Eastern IUgh vs GeorgetownPrep Western High vs O liaod t

Saturday Central High vs Spis-oopal High School Basteess High vs-

Fredcricksburg College

Georgetown Universitys baeebatt teashas a mighty stremMMK week before H

In tbe Cornell game the mag fries e ofAustin Howard tile former Western Hlgstar will bave a chases to see Mmaction oa time aeeond bag or thevaiverf4ty

Joe Turner the pride of the Wsehlagioawrestling contingent will a moppropoettkm tonight in the National OverArmory when be tackles Swanson cham-pion wrestler of the worldJoe claims be w e never ta better condi-tion and expects to give the championmore trouble than be bas JiM for a longwhile Hens to Joe

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holding a Marathon derby ia tbb OILY

similar to the one which will be offia New York aext Saturday BewetaVsgrand stand would jnst about sdate the crowd that w id turn oat towitness suck an event

Plans are at present prograislng rapIdly for a triangular fleM awl track meetto be held In this city within the nextfew months with Georgetown UsivershyVirginia and the Carttste Indian School

contenders for honors The stamp ofapproval of the Georgetown faculty

is aM that to needed to bring thethree foot teams into eompetttiea

F B Walker the assert chess playerof this city gave a very creditable exhf-bitioa of stetuitaaeotts ptey In the roomsof the Washington Chase Checker andWhist Club test Wednesday eventog Coasiderkig tb fact tbat this was Walkersfirst attempt at statultaneotts play hisrecord of nine wins eight Jose andthree draws is highly creditable

The showing of Rudolph Sze a nativeof China in chamoionship tourney ofthe Washington Chess has causedmuch comment among followers of thegame in this city Sse tied for secondhonors with a record of eleven winsfour kteeea The promising young ColasUal has a brilllaat future Wore btaa sadpromises to some day rival the mightyLasher champion of the world

The work of Walcott ta the high Jumpat the Y M C A indoor games metSaturday night stamps him as a notableaddition to the George Washmgtoaversity track team Walcott topped thebar at i Zest 9 Inches in comparativelyeasy fashion With the advantage of acompetent trainer be should develop intoone of the best men in the country Hehas excellent form and goes over the liarwith little exertion

There is Joy Ia the camp of tbe Y MC A basketball team over the recentdefeat of the West Branch Y M C Awhich placed them on an equal faoUogwith the Baltimore Centrals for the cham-pionship of the Trictty League The tiewill be played off in the first same ofthe Southern championship series betweaa these two teams

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White Sox Rooters Want Him toSucceed Jones

Chicago March 38Prieads of BillySullivan are getting up a petition boost-ing the crack catcher as the next man-ager of the White Sox and it will bepresented to Owner Charles Comtekey onhis return the Coast It is ex-pected to get 28610 signatures before laaydays pass The petition says

We the undersigned White Sox root-ers who have the interests of the team theart petition and beg you to reward thetong services and fidelity to your interestsof William J Sullivan by appointing himmanager of your team to succeed FielderA resigned

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The Washington Herald prom-ises to give the future grttita-a much space its possible eachday

Send your challenges also aecounts of panics direct theSporting Editor Write ox plainlyax possible and on one side ofthe paper

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Nationals Play in Nebraskaaud Kansas This Week

u vs YALE THUSSDAY-

Hllltopperx Also Clash with Cornell lenu State and Catholic VnlTeraltT Dick Woodward Writesthat Are Blnomlntc In Little

Baseball Gosxlp

With sour aapraach of the spindaiof the Amerieaa Lea e otusoa and thepromts of warm weather WaelsmsMB-ba chalt can hardly watt for tbe

The Nationals ass working aorta andhave cehnstolsd this wasfc withKansas and Nebraska teams Next Suaiay the nrst team reacheg ladtenajMttelad whom a game jrtn be played Theseebmt week ta April Caatmons crowdwilt ftgare te games sgalaat Cmeteaettt

strong Amerieaa Association dubs Twodays before the opening same here Washmgtea clashes with Gotamhas and tonme-dfaUely after the game the will peck

P their duds and hike far home arriv-ing te Washington some tints Soada-yatet or Moaaay moratac-

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oa thewhole played bettor the home fanswilt hardly care to take the trip to Aa-napoiis as was the cast test datingthe football season

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ago but reported as beingthan Tad Jones team test year

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Itodtenapoas has a aew catcher namedWmcheeter He should be very good m-shootiag tile boll the

Barney Breyfwv will tmA for liTcigarette smokers aa UM Pfctchats teamBarney must have sold aH of his Tobaccocommon

Shamekla miners hops that there sfllbe a strike this year so that tilecone down to Pbfladeiphte and ee covebeLl pitch

There was a whole lot of MflMppmgdose during the between the Amerlean and National Laertes hot therewere BO sentences

Otto Detotnger bats tettha ded agelessrlgbthaaded pitchers and ilehtbaadedagainst leftbanded pitchers Wonderwhat he would do If be faced thathandlers wonder op bt the coal regions

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The baseball game scheduled to beplayed at the Arsenal yesterday waspostponed OB account of wet groundsThe Engineers hope today will permitthem to continue their strenuous workoutThey will ply a practice game with theHospital Corps Wednesday and next Sun-day will line up against the tax

A C aggregationAll the men showed up well in Friday

ternoons practice a few coreptelned ofsoreness but Saturdays and Sundays resthas been appreciated by the whose sqww-

iCron to expected back from furloughthis and will loa his uniform fornext Sundays game

The infleW composed of Sapp NeoesTripp and Hans will make some of theDistrict teams sit up and take notice

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