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3 gk ijij V3FF Til ffil 2 3 Jut ii Ml ff 1 sstssssV PiPrWss MiSii3BMfrs THE WASHINGTONfTQ llt 1 seball and Rowing Will Divide Sportin vfe si I i ii The man who buvs a Dunlap Hat Knows he is getting the right style and the right value Sidney West 14th and Sole Washington Agent for Dunlap Hats Interest Here on Holiday BANKERS TO PLAY CHAMPIONS OF BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND Plans Being Completed for Trip That Will Include Games With Maryland A 0 and Battle AxNinth and Southern to Clash Post Season Series Today INTERSECTrONAL SERIES Game today Ninth vs Southern at Independence League park First and streets northeast at 4i30 oclock Umpires Messrs Detts and Hughes STANDING Pet Pepco 1 0 1000 Southern 0 0 000 Ninth 0 1 000 BY ALFRED 1 STERN Although unsuccessful in efforts to defend its right to the anateur basebapl championship of the District earned through the elimination process last summer American Security and Trust Companys ball team may have another opportunity to face the winners in Rich mond and Baltimore friends who took an interest In his work i ana ieit mat ne naa tne makings or a major league ball player There Is no question that he could make good as a fielder but whether or not he would be able to uphold his end with the stick causes many of his admirers to pause and think a while Inky realizes his present weakness aa well as any one else and not until he Is convinced that he will make good in every department will the offers receive much attention One of the most valuable players on the Cornell club who has perhaps been overlooked by critics is Catcher Noyes who in the opinion of many is the best amateur catcher in the District today It is probably not generally known that he Is considerably handicapped in his work because of a bad foot and considering this fact his play Is all the more Impressive As a pegger he has few equals and this fact has been demonstrated in the post season games in which he was one of Cornells dependable players Few realize Just how much Negotiations are now pending between figured But for his accurate pegging the managements of the local team and those of the Battle Axe of Richmond and Maryland Athletic Club of Baltimore and if an agreement is reached the Trust Company players will make the trip to each city for the purpose of playing match games with the champions Despite the fact that his team failed to land In the money President Howard Reeslde of the American Security and Trust Company who looks after the Interests of the team feels that his boys were a victim of unfortunate circumstances and that the club is as strong as any other team in the District He Is more than satisfied with their playing In the post season series and Intends to reward them with a trip that will more than repay the squad Last season the Bankers gained a great many friends in both Richmond and Baltimore The youthful appearance of the team and their clean tactics called forth general approbation and there Is no ques there Is no question that the F5wr team would have been easily returned the victor It will be recalled that on a number of occasions he threw out men on the bases who If they had reached the bags In safety would have scored In picking an all star team It would be decidedly unfair to overlook the veteran whose work has been one of the features In amateur baseball for a number of years Soma might argue that he is a weak sticker but statistics would show that he Is not so far behind the best stickers among District amateur catchers And what he lacks as a hitter Is easily balanced in other departments BEDS BEAT PIBATES TWICE First Game Is Pitchers Battle but Second One Is Slugfest Cincinnati Ohio Sept 1 Cincinnati won both games of a double header from tion that a game this year despite the Pittsburgh here today the first by the score of 2 to 1 and the second 11 to 6 Both iloore and Suggs were effective in the first while Oarnnltz pitched well until the ninth when he was hit just enough to allow the winning run to score In the second game Pittsburgh outhit Cincinnati but their hits were not effective In the pinches Scores Cincinnati AB 0 A Bescher If 4 1 6 1 0 Marsans cf 4 1 3 0 0 Hoblltzel lb 4 2 10 1 0 fact that there would be absolutely noth ing at stake would prove an attraction that would draw well In either city The only hitch lies in the arrangement of a date agreeable to both sides but Mr Reesidc is hopeful that negotiations will finally bear fruit When American Security takes the field In fhymninnchin pamc avf can enn ti Fwt omi ntt ameuii IIHJ tin ATT will probably have the services of another Byrne 3b 4 2 seasoned ball plaver who should add con P0Illnv lf 4 Hofman 43310 Eiderable strength to the defense Wagner ss 4 2 6 Austin Howard the fnrmer Western Miller lb 3 1 11 0 0 High and Cornell University player ls1uW2b now employed at the bank and will be GiWn eligible to play at the start of next sea Camnitz son provided he retains his present po Totals sitlon through the winter In Howard I the Bankers have picked up one of the I fastest infielders in the country This Vnay sound a rather broad statement but It Is generally acknowledged by critics and could he show a little more hitting ability there Is no question that he would be occupying a regular berth Wlth some i Struck out By Moore 2 by Camnlti 1 professional club today BATTLE FOR SECOND POSITION BEGINS IN HOLIDAY CONTESTS Athletics Here in Full Pprce and Intent on Preventing Local Outfit From Leading at FJauflhJohnson to Go in One Game and Plank to Start for Athletics BY JOE JACKSON Washingtons real baseball fight that for second position will begin today when the Nationals hook up with Connie Macks team in two battles The Athletics at present are two and a half games behind Griffiths charges and entirely out of the fight for the pennant which most of the critics conceded to them before the season started Washington has no better chance really though standing better mathematically But it is fighting for a place a claim to which when the teams started the race would have been laughed at The Athletics came in yesterday from Boston where the Red Sox by taking three in a row ended even those slight hopes that Connie Mack had entertained that he might pull through by making a great run through the stretch Mr Mack did not accompany his team dropping oft at Philadelphia for a few hours He arrived last night to be on the scene this morning Connie has no thought of stopping now and means to force ihe Nationals to earn second position if they land it Plans for the Pitching Pitching plans for today are somewhat uncertain Johnson will go In one contest for the Nationals and Hughes is the logical choice for the other These are the only veteran experienced pitchers eligible as both Groom and Cashion worked in the New York series pitching the last two games It is expected that Plank will be on the slab for the Athletics In one contest and either Brown one of Macks 1912 finds or Crabb a recruit who beat Detroit last week in the othen In the outfield the visitors will show a couDle of players new to this city In Murphy and Walsh recently secured from Baltimore In a trade that involved the passing of some of the Athletics veteran talent Moran the outfielder secured by Washington from Chattanooga will be in uniform and may be put into the game in place of Moeller The latter Is suffering a hitting slump and It has been Griffiths recent policy to replace a man whose batting is falling off by some newcomer wherever possible to give the delinquent one a rest and a chance to come back Kenworthy will continue in left field and Laporte at second in this series Games in East Interest In the American League the Only holiday games of any Interest will be those in the East The contests in this city are of some moment because of the fight for second place Those at New York will his work in the second game with Pepeol be watched closely The Highlanders hope to stop Boston though there is no TWO GAMES WITH CHAMPS AT BALL PARK TODAY Todays games at the ball park will be started at 10i30 oclock and at 3 oclock On Tuesday the final game with the Athletics will be at 2t30 This Is the wind up of the baseball season locally save that Boston ploys three games here in the last week of Ihe season and at a time when the pennant race will be over chance to do anything that will cast a blight tin Stahls pennant chances The games in the West are immaterial Chicagos defeat by St Louis yesterday serves further to lessen Interest in the National League race The Cubs seem to be unable to hold up when they get close to the Giants and have a chance Pittsburgh Is out of It entirely as was demonstrated by yesterdays results GOLF AT COLUMBIA TODAY Medal Handicap Tourney Is Arranged With Three Trophies Of fered Members of the Columbia Country Club will hold a medal handicap competition today and as three handsome trophies are offered an unusually large entry list is expected Two rounds of eighteen holes will be played the first being in the morning and the other In the afternoon Prizes will be awarded for the lowest net score in the morning round the lowest net score In the afternoon and the lowest net score for WIELPIGURE IN NATIONAL GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS aW jL BBBBBBBBBssfek iTasif AbsbsbsbbsbsbsbbV ssbsbsbsbsbsbsbsbsbsbsV hi ui assssssssssssssssssssssssssssswr FROM 40Mltf HILTON Noted English amateur who cut a wide swath here last summer is in Chicago again for the tournament that starts today PIMUCO CARDS SEVEN EVENTS Most Attractive List of Hunts Meet Races to Be Decided at That Track Today Baltimore Sept 1 The third and last days racing of the United Hunts meeting will take place this afternoon at the Pimlico course The preceding days have seen excellent SDort and larirp rrnwru me oo auicc neanj ou raemoers wui take I oui is expected that the Labor day at part In the tourney CUBS DEALT A DOUBLE BLOW Lose to Cardinals and Archer Is So Badly Hurt That He May Be Out for Season Chicago Sept 1 Chicago lost another half game in the pennant race today when defeated by St Louis 5 to 3 in the final game of the series here New York and Chicago are now separated by a margin of five full games Not only did the locals lose the game but they suffered the additional loss of Jimmy Archer the best backstop on the team In the ninth Inning Archer was sent in to bat for Reulbach He swung so hard that he grounded to Mowrey and before he could steady himself turned on his knee and fell Time was called while several doctors were summoned from the stand Archer was then carried across the Mitchell rf 4 0 10 0 UU Via lVinoo orrt It VLtaa oalrt oanata8s3b ill that his knee was badly wrenched and Egan 2t 2 4 i he probably would be unaDie to piay cirke 3 0 3 1 again this season The visitors had 4 12 0 0 2 0 210 4 3 3 10 4 1 liMoore 2 0 0 1 0 vi vnnhu nft TolfiolH lllllB HUUUiC uuinmB Totals 33 826 14 2lBatest 10 0 0 0 ard won easily The score I Chicago AB 0 A El St Louis AB A I TotaU 32 8 27 11 0 sheckard It 5 1 4 0 0 Huggins 2b 4 1 0 3 1 Two out when winning run was scored i Schulte rf 4 1 0 0 OlMagee it 5 1 tBaued tor Moore In seventh I Tinker 8s 4 0 2 3 OiMowrey 3b 3 10 5 0 Pittsburgh 00001 000 0 1 Zlmman 3b 4 0 2 3 1 Cincinnati 0 0 0 1 0 1 ft ii Miller cf 4 1 0 0 0 Runs Miller Hoblitwl Phelan Two base hits I aler 1 I J1 Jl Glhenn Hnfman Throe haco hliUnlm I EverS 2b 3 1 4 Double Ninth and Southern winners of the titles In Sections and respectively of the post season series clash today at Independence League park In a game that should prove interesting from start to finish Needham 2 1 4 10 UJ IIIUIU 1 LfUUUiC A A play Bescher to Egan First Use on balls Ofr I V0 Camnlti 2 off Moore 3 Sacrifice htts Egan I I I i rranl Un nn hi DHVk fl nul 1 a Madden 0 0 0 1 0 Stolen bases Miller Hoblltiel Hits Of Mnnr Reulbach 0 0 1 1 0 in 7 1nnlr nW A tr lnl i WllllamS 10 0 0 0 kus64 11 111111115a viii A Dlres Messrs Inhnetnna onrt ITjinn Tlm I GOOdT 1 game 1 hour and 55 minutes Leacht 0 0 0 0 0 Arcnerj 1 SECOND GAME Pittsburgh AB A El Cincinnati AB A Bvrne 3b 4 1 0 2 0 mmrher If 3 The winner will probably gain an ad Donlin It 5 2 3 0 OlMarsans cf 5 2 2 10 Konetchy lb 4 19 0 0 Evans rf 4 2 1 0 0 Hauser ss 1 2 4 0 Oakes cf 4 2 2 0 0 Wlngo 4 0 2 0 0 Haracm 4 0 0 5 0 Totals 3510 2717 1 Hendricks cf 1 0 0 0 Wagner ss 5 4 1 7 1 Miller lb 5 312 0 0Grant ss 3 2 6 5 0 wnson rt 5 2 0 0 0 Butler 2b 3 0 2 0 0 Sin Cole McCarthy 4 2 2 3 0 3 0 0 3 1 10 0 0 0 Totals 40 17 24 15 2 Mitchell rf 5 1 2 0 0 Phelan 3b 5 2 1 1 0 Bateal 1 1 0 0 fl EemondJ 0 0 0 0 0 vantage In the race for the runner up position as It can hardly be seen how Pepoo can be ousted from Its present position On paper the teams appear evenly matched and this fact alone augurs well for 4 closely contested game Although no definite Information was obtainable last night it was stated on good authority that Ninth would send tack Bryant the big righthander who I finished the game against Pepco Satur i day to start today game Stroebel will start for the Railroaders and should he ehow anything like the form displayed in a recent encounter with Government Printing Office the Churchmen will have a mighty hard time solving his delivery Play will be called promptly at 430 oclock with Umpires Hughes and Betts officiating It Is hardly probable that Inky Davla bases Phelan Byrne and Bescher will pay attention to a number of offers Dfa Ia nnlg tt Donalds in 4 reported to have been made to him for major league berths There is truth to the rumor that both Boston and Detroit clubs have approached him but only Indirectly In both instances the offers came through Totals 34 7 27 15 it RaHerl for Lelfleld In the fifth tBatted for Needham In the seventh 5 tetf I IBatted for Reulhich in the ninth Chicago 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 9 Eean 2b 1 0 ft McLean 2 12 10 Runs Schulte Needham Lelfleld Mowrey 2 Clarke 0 0 1 0 0 Konetchy 2 and Evans Two baBe hlta Konet Doak 0 0 0 1 0 chv and Evers Three base hits Konetchy Lei Donalds 1 0 0 1 0 1 field and Schulte Hlts Off Lelfleld 9 In 6 in Benton 0 0 2 01 nlngs off Reulbach 1 In 2 Innings Sacrifice nit Severoldt 10 0 0 0 i Hauser Stolen bases Huggtns Sheckard Oakes and Evans uouoie piay nauser iu rvoueicuy Struck out By Lelfleld 1 by Harmon 3 by Madden 2 Bases on balls Off Harmon 3 off Lelfleld i off Reulbach 1 Left on bases Chicago 7 St Louis 6 Umpires Messrs Brennan and Owens Time of game 1 hour and 55 minutes Totals 33 13 2714 0 Batted for Cole in the ninth tBatted for Doak In the second tBatted for Donalds in the sixth Ran for Bates In the sixth Pittsburgh 1110 10 0 0 26 Cincinnati 3 0 0 10 8 0 1 11 Runs Byrne Wilson Donlin 2 Hofman Hendricks Bescher 3 Marsans 2 Hoblltiel Phelan Grant 2 Clarke and Esmond Two base hits Marians Hoblltiel and Miller Three base hit Donlin Sacrifice hits Egan 3 and Butler Stolen Its Off lnnlnis off Benton 6 in 3 Innings Struck out Bv Col 3 by Donalds 1 by Benton 1 Bases on balls Off Cole 3 off Doak 1 Passed ball Simon Left on bases Pittsburgh 9 Cincinnati Double play Grant to Egan Hit by pitcher By Cole Bescher Umpires Messrs Eason and Johnstone Time of game 2 hours and 6 minutes AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Pet Bolton 87 37 702 Washington 77 49 611 Philadelphia 73 50 594 Chicago 62 61 504 HOW THE CLUBS STAND UPct I 57 70 Detroit Cleveland New Tork St Louis 54 71 432 45 78 36S 43 82 344 Pet New York S3 695 Cincinnati Chicago 79 43 643 St Louts Pittsburgh 71 52 577 Brooklyn Philadelphia 59 0 496 Boston Pet 59 65 478 54 69 439 44 76 367 37 84 308 RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES Chicago Detroit St Louis Cleveland St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh Cincinnati Jl Pittsburgh fi WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY HYP GAMES EVERYWHERE iThJUdcIpMa at WmsMaBrtoiu Porton at Sew Tork Detroit art CUoso St LotOs at Cleveland I mkam TWO GAMES EVERYWHERE Chicago at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Philadelphia Ae fr York at Boatira St JLoxtls at Cincinnati 4itJfc8B5Si 3 M0T0RB0ATS TUNE FOR RACE United States Defenders Hope to Take Two Straight From British Huntington Sept WIth one race of the series for the Harmsworth motorboat trophy already to their credit the American defenders of the International prize are hopeful tonight a victory in tomorrows race the second of the series which starts at 3 oclocV Today the Ankle Deep Count Mantajw skis 32 footer the largest of th6 American boats was hauled out of the water and machinists were at work all day fitting new shafts struts and rudders to take the place of those broken In yesterdays contest Her owner says she will be at the starting line In fine shape tomorrow Commodore Blacktons Baby Reliances II and III also received a thorough overhauling As for the British boats wooden sheeting has been put on the rough surface of the rudder of the Maple Leaf IV which was repaired In New York Friday night A new clutch has been fitted to her starboard engine replacing the clutch which slipped In Saturdays race causing a delay of nearly 22 minutes It is expected that both the Maple Leai IV and the Mona wlllbe Inflfle raelngr fettle for the start Mptorbot experts pretty generally concede that the Maple Leai IV can show greater speed than sne Saturday Griffith and Conners Fight Draw Sharon Pal Sept Billy Griffith of Erie and Battling Counes of New Brighton went fllteen fast rounds to ca draw last night before the Farrell AtV letlc Club According to spectators It was one of the beat exhibitions ever given in inissecuon i WILD PITCHING DOWNS TIGERS Dubuc Makes Two Slips ThaJ Give White Sox 7 to 6 Victory in Ten Innings Chicago Sept 1 Two wild pitches by Jean Dubuc gave Chicago a ten inning victory over Detroit this afternoon 7 to 6 Dubuc came on in the ninth inning with the visitors leading 6 to 6 one out and runners on first and second He walked Barrows then issued a wild pitch letting in Lord with the tying run Benz replaced Walsh who slipped in the ninth and held Detroit safe through the tenth A pass to Rath who stole after two were out in the tenth linked with Matticks single and another wild pitch sent Rath home with the winning run Score Detroit AB A Johes lf 4 2 0 0 Corrlden 3b 4 1 3 2 0 Crawford rt 5 2 2 0 0 Cobb cf 4 13 0 0 Louden 2b 5 2 2 4 1 Moriarty lb 6 1 13 0 0 Bush 68 4 2 i 2 1 Stanage 3 0 3 3 0 Wlllett 3 0 0 2 0 Dubuc 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 37 1129 13 2 Chicago AB A Rath 26 5 2 1 i 0 Mattlok cf 6 2 0 0 1 lxra if 4 3 i uoinns lb 4 311 1 0 Barrows rf 3 1 1 0 0 Zeider Sb 4 0 0 2 1 Weaver bs 3 2 4 I 0 Easterlr 0 0 0 Johnson ss 10 0 0 0 Schalk 4 0 10 5 3 Wash 3 0 1 4 0 Bodlet 10 0 0 0 Bern i 0 0 0 TotalB 40 13 30 IT 5 Batted for Weaver In eighth TBatted for Walsh in ninth JTwo out when winning run was scored Chicago 10 10 0 0 10 3 1 7 Detroit 1 tt tHI 1 Runs Rath 3 MatUck Lord 3 Jones 2 Corrlden Cobb Bush Two base hit Collln Three base hit Lord HltB Off Walsh 10 In 9 Innings off Bern 1 In 1 Inning off WHlett 12 la 8 1 3 innings off Dubuc 1 In 1 2 3 Innings Sacrifice hits Lord Barrows Stanage Stolen bases Rath 2 Lord Barrows Collins Mattlck Lou den Morlarlty Bush 3 Left on bases Chicago 5etroU First base on balla Off Wklsh 4 off WHlett 1 off Dubuo 2 Hit by pttchsr By WUlit Colllna Schalk Struck out By WlTh ri Wlllett wd Pltehes Walfh 2 Dubuc 2 Umpirts Meser Evan and Egan Time of game 2 hours arfd 27 minutes ERRORS DEFEAT NAPS St Louis AB A Shotten cf 3 1 5 0 0 Oompton If 5 1 0 0 Williams rf 1 Pratt 2b 3 0 Kutlna lb 4 1 11 0 0 Austin 3b 4 8 2 0 Wallace ss 4 1 0 Alexander 4 0 3 1 0 Bgardner 2 0 0 1 0 Wlelman 1 1 0 0 0 Totals 331127 9 0 Misplays Come at Critical Stages and Browns Win by 6 to 3 Cleveland Ohio Sept Cleveland erred frequently at critical stages today mm oi axmis won to 3 score Cleveland AB A Turner 3b 3 1 1 2 1 Hunter lf 3 0 1 0 0 Hauger If 0 0 10 0 Jackson rf 4 2 1 2 1 Lajole 2b 4 2 3 2 0 Johnston lb 4 1 9 10 Chapman ss 4 3 3 3 2 Ingham cf 4 0 4 0 0 Carlsch 4 0 4 0 Steen 2 10 10 Baskette 0 0 0 0 0 Griggs 10 0 0 0 Olsont 10 0 0 0 ONeill 10 0 0 0 Touts 2S 10 27 IS I Batted for Steen In seventh tBatted tor Hunter in seventh tBatted for Baskette In ninth Cleveland 001002000 I St Louis 11001100 Runs Lajsle Johnston Steen Compton Pratt Kutina Austin Baumgardner Two basi hits Chapman Pratt Williams Compton Three base hits Steen CUftpman Sacrifice hit Shotten Sacrifice fly Turner Stolen bases Turner Chapman Birmingham HlU Off Steen 10 tn 7 linings off Baskette 1 2 Innings off Baumgardner ln Innings off Wtetman 1 In inning First base on balla Off Steen 2 Struck out By Steenr 2 fcj Baumgardner 1 by Wlelman First base on errore St Louie Left on bases 1 Cleveland St Louis Umpires Messrs OLougnUn and Westerrelt Time game 2 hours IXYKH MILLER FIGHT TODAY Fonnler Should Overcome WeightHandi cap by Greater Experience San Francisco Sept Splder Kelly of this city will referee the Charlie Mlller JIm Flynn heavyweight fight here tomorrow Miller tvfiMhave more than 30 pounds advantage In weight His ring experience wlth two exceptlonsVis limited to four round local boutsy and lie has been knocked out twice Flynns adherents are counting on his ln flghtlng abUltyto dispose of Milled In nort oTQer tendance will be greater than on either of the other days Secretary Glttings has provided one of the best cards ever offered at a hunt meeting Seven races are on the program including two events in which army horses and riders will participate The first is a steeplechase exclusively for army horses In which eight have been entered This event Is sure to attract a full attendance of army officers and as it will be one of the last of the seasons army events the interest will be all the greater Two other steeplechases are on the card and the lovers of crosscountry sport will have their fill The second of the army events will be the last race the conditions of which provide for army horses and hunters First race For 2 year olds 5 furlongs Chilton Dance 107 Garter Knight 110 Grosvenor 107 Uncle Oble 110 Kinder Lou 107 Hedeblc 107 Frljole 107 Dogwood 107 Humility 107 Second race Army steeplechase 3 miles Knight of Elway 13 Roseburg II 155 Tampico 161 St Angelo 160 Gus Straus 153 Gold Wick 158 Klnnelon 155 Reagg 148 Third race Steeplechase bona flde hunters 3 miles Conbe 142 Two Saints 142 Peter Young 146 Gutrdlan isn Fourth race For 3 year olds and upward mile Apache 148 Walling 153 Norbltt 138 Benora 138 Cloud 150 Royal Vance 138 Hlmatlon 134 Fifth race Steeplechase for 3 year olds and upward 2 miles dells Sister 138 Obear 130 Garterman 158 Darkness 130 Malaga 140 Josle Hampton 133 Ennlsklllen 148 St Angelo 135 Sixth race For 3 year olds and upward 6 furlongs Cesarilass 107 Double Five 101 Moltke 105 HudaB Sister 100 Remarkabe 101 Agler 105 Culpeper 105 Cloud 110 Radiation 105 Darkness 107 Plutocrat 109 Pedigree 106 Henotlc 96 Seventh race Hunters and army horses 2 miles on flat Matadon 157 Seelwood 153 Hannah Louise 157 Kyrat 157 Klnnelon 152 Cactus Bud 151 SHORTENS GAME TO ASSURE WIN CREWS WAIT COURSE READY FOR MIDDLE STATES REGATTA All of Oarsmen on Hand on Sunday and Out for Final Trials Over Potomac Course Local Representatives Promise to Land Their Share of the Laurels BY HOTTEL Water along the upper Potomac was made restless yesterday morning and evening by the splash of the blades pulled by the great array of oarsmen who will strive for glory today In the thirteenth annual regatta of the middle Atlantic association Sixty one crews or Individuals are booked to take part in the seventeen events that go to make up a program that will be started at 10 oclock In the morning and kept going until after 5 oclock In the afternbon The only lull to the proceedings is a two hour recess from noon to 2 oclock to allow time to eat During the early portion of yesterday the New York and Baltimore delegations began to make their appearance and shortly rfter nocn the full list of those that hrve ertercd tie inm ng classic were in hard The Philadelpaa contingent the largest of all had arrived on Saturday Philadelphia and Xew York are each represented by seven boat clubs with the former city having 23 entries to 17 that the Gothamites will send to the starttns line Where Local Hopes Lie Our own hopes are placed in eleven entries of the Potomac Boat Club and two from Analostan with the Old Dominions of Alexandria furnishing one The remaining seven will wear the colors of the Ariels and Arundels of Baltimore Potomac Boat Club oarsmen expect to make Washington prominent in the regatta Tliey hope to win with each of their eights In the three classes Their chances are regarded well in the Junior and Intermediates tut as not so strong In the senior The Arundel senior eight which is formed by combining the senior four and the gig crew is looked to beat them Jimmle Rice the man who put the run In Arundel was quite a prominent figure about the boathouse yesterday and his charges were looked over with Interest and respect The Vespers may give his crack four a battle This Arundel crew by virtue of its great record and what it did In the last national regatta is bound to be followed more closely than any of the visiting outfits Seven years ago over the same course as they will row today the Arundel four composed of Hoos Oehrl Stoll and Parker won their first race as Intermediates Since that time the quartet Baltimore Md Sept One of the best Thev have been beaten once as seniors cricket games of the intercity series was this by the Winnipegs at the recent na PBOBABLE ORDER OF EVENTS MORNING lOlOO Junior single sculls 10t20 Association single senile 10i40 Intermediate sinjrle sculls 1100 Junior quadruple sculls 11 120 Senior four oared 140 pounds Ilt40 Senior fonr oared shells 12 lOO Junior elsht oared shells AFTERNOON 200 Junior double sculls 2t20 Intermediate double sculls 240 Senior double sculls 140 pounds 300 Senior double sculls 3t20 Intermediate eight oared shells 340 Intermediate quadruple sculls 4 tOO Junior four oared b1 4 i20 Senior four oared sheila 140 pounds 440 Senior four eared ehells 500 Senior eleht oared shells Washington Cricket Captain Declares Inning at Baltimore After Nine Wickets pulled off at Suttons field yesterday afternoon the Sons of St George eleven of Baltimore having as opponents the crack Washington Cricket Club The visitors declared their Innings artef nine men were down and the score stood at the drawing of the stumps 122 to 80 in favor of the Washington eleven Howard Cole made top score with a 31 while Dr Tom Williams got a 28 Tom Irving a 25 Henry Branch a 22 and Bill McWade a 20 Guthrie bowled by far the best getting i wickets for 38 runs while Tom Irving pulled down 5 wickets for 45 runs Warrens catch of Coles fierce liner was distinctly the feature of Jhe game Al Holmes looked good to make a big score but apt Rose decided that the game should be shortened in order to have a win declared Score WASHINGTON Rose Guthrie 0 Warren Mulr Sprlngham 0 Branch Burrfll Guthrie 2J Dr Cannon 1 Sprlngham 4 Tom Irving Cole Thompson 23 Dr Tom A Williams Alnsworth Jr Cole 26 Duncan Morton Guthrie 11 McWade Bt Waite Sprlngham 20 Al Holmes not out Rhodes Guthrie 2 George Frosdick did not bat 0 Extras 10 TODAYS RACING ENTRIES Windsor Total BOWLING ANALYSIS Runs Wkts Balls Guthrie 38 4 63 Sprlngham 26 Thrmpson 24 Cole 24 1 S3 Runs at fall of each wicket 66 Ave 950 87 2400 2400 4 10 0 2 12 89 63 82 113 118 120 Sprlngham bowled one no ball Guthrie bowled one wide BALTIMORE Alnsworth Br Irvine 8 II Thompson Rose 7 White Irving Cole Warren Irving 31 Guthrie Irving i Sprlngham hot out 7 Alnsworth Jr Irving George Burrlll not out 9 A Mulr did not bat Flnt race Purse 1800 for vear olds and up waA fiilnn Tmnroltlnn 103 Rplnmnur 104 Injury 106 Eva Padwlck 106 Knights rifi George Hyde did not bt 106 Plaudmore 109 Wlntergreen 109 Theo Cook 109 John Furlong 111 Second rj Purse 800 steeplechase for 3 year olde LuJ upard about 2 miles Red Squirrel 130 Miss Wlggs 131 tChocorus 130 tPrlnce Hampton 149 Joe Lett 144 Kemp Rldgley 144 Garth entry tChetland entry Third race Windsor stakes SlJOO for 3 year olds and upward selling 1V4 miles Brig 101 Volthorpe 111 Edda 114 Fourth race Labor Day handlcan 1600 nr 3 year olds and upward 1 3 16 miles Brig 95 White Wool 98 Chester Krum 100 Bruce Rice 101 Any Port 105 Melton Street 106 John Furlong 109 Star Charter 127 Fifth race Purse J5O0 for 2 year olds selling 6 furlongs Baldoyle 101 Brynary 103 Wind burn 103 Loch Lomokl 103 Gernrd 103 Lewln 106 Revuoco 1M Terrible Bill 112 Slith race Purse 600 for 2 year olds selling S14 furlongi Miss Edith 09 Loan Shark 101 Old Celn 102 Lord Lucre 105 Ballrehe 108 Flitter Foot 110 Seventh race Purse 500 for 3 year olds and upward 6 furlongs Two Step 102 Toddling 104 Reciprocity 105 Abrasion 106 High Gun 108 Malltlne 108 Ella Brrson Ill Ben Wal 112 Veneta Strome 114 Simcoe 114 Quartermaster 115 Vreeland 117 Also eligible to start In order named should any declare Senator Sparks 105 Inclement 111 Chepontepec 111 Sllicl 108 Blaek Minister 168 Eighth race Purse 00 for 3 year olds and upward selling 1 mile and 70 yanls Sister Florence 95 Cousin Puss 95 Beautiful 95 Pliant 95 Cloud Chief 98 Feather Duster 99 Question Mark 104 Leopold 104 Lord Elam 104 Lad of Langden 104 Dr HoliMrg 104 John Reirdon 104 Ta Nun Da 109 Lexington First race Selling for 3 year olds and upward 6 furlongs The Reach 102 Tort Lad 105 Cbau mere 105 McCllntock 105 Oriental Peart 108 Etble 108 Sylvestris 108 King Solomon 111 Second race Selling 5H furlongs for 2 year olds Marshon 104 Nelly Agnes 107 Lodona 107 Yorkvllle 110 Merlin 110 Third race Selling 6 furlongs for 3 year olds and upward Gay 102 Sallle Ward 102 Ursula Emma 102 James Dockery 105 Bonansa 106 Austin Sturtevant 108 Helen Burnett 108 Golden Agnes V08 Fourth race Selling 6 furlongs for year olds and onward Sloth 100 Seacllff 105 Labold 108 Joe Dlebold 108 Lady Lightning 107 Merrick 107 Cross Over 107 Sure Get 109 Ben Galore 109 Fifth race Purse 5 furlongs maiden 2 year olds Allies Spanish Queen 112 Starcadia 112 Terra Blanca 112 Axis 112 Daisjr Flatt 112 Pretty Molly 112 Anna Reed 112 Cheerful 112 Red Rate 112 Armlnda 112 Esther Blue 112 Silk DiT in Sixth rice Selling 1 1 11 miles for 4 year olds and upward Jacobite 105 Golden 105 Venen 105 MeBride 108 Sager 108 Howdy Howdy 108 Charley Straus 111 Hanly ill Effendl 115 Havre De Grace First race Selling mrea and geldings 3 year old and upward mil and 70 yards Reybourn 108 Colonel Ashmeade 104 Affable 100 Montcalm 108 OW 103 Clem Beachey 103 Hempstead 102 Aspirin 107 MartfOrca 113 Nimbus 10T Bonnie Elolse 113 Black Mate 103 Annie Seller 10 Crania 109 Taboo 98 Second race Handicap 3 year olds 5 furlongs Monocaey 109 Herron 111 Frederick Ill Cock the Walk 119 Buskin Ul Tartar 105 Federal 101 Lace 108 Palanquin 105 Chuckles Coy 17 TMr4 race SlHnj 3 year olds and upward ll8 miles Rolling Stone Ul Supervisor 107 Colonel Ashmeade 103 Bounder 110 Michael Angelo 108 Fourth race Handicap all ages 1 1 16 miles Lochlal 118 jGuy Fisher 11J Light My Lite 107 Rebourn lot Fifth race Two year olds 5 furlongs Honey Bee 98 CarousaL 105 Striker 105 Van Deren 100 CordrerF 105 Joe Finn Ill Centurion 110 Sixtn ncer Selllni 2 year olds and upwtrd furlongs Lost Rare 104 Sherwood lit Dr tU L8warenger 108 Bonny Doone102 Asylade 108 Coming Coon1 Sticker list Swarti H1IT 10ft jsapien uzr sir Gllesv 111 piew BlTer Mf TOwtoa James Grant did not bat 0 Extras Total J0 BOWLING ANALYSIS Runs Wkts Balls Ave Rose 21 1 30 0 21 Irving 45 5 72 1 9 Cannon 13 0 30 1 Warren 1 6 0 Runs at fall of each wicket 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 15 57 58 59 69 Stumps drawn at 6 LOUIS SCHTJCKERS DEAD Weil Known Writer on Harness Horse Topics Passes Away at Hospital Louis Schuckers one of the oldest newspaper men in Washington died on Saturday night at the Tuberculosis Hospital on Fourteenth street extended He had been ailing for some time and was I not carry the reputation of their rivals It removed to the hospital a few days ago would not be surprising to see one of them when It became apparent that constant et off with a victory Mueller is also attention was necessary He had worked down to compete In the intermediate sin on several of the local newspapers and 1 gie sculls which follow closely afterward tlonal regatta They may have their hands full to dispose of the Vespers of Philadelphia this afternoon Starter May Be Missing There are fears that Regan of New York who is the official starter of the races will be unable to attend the regatta He has been staying at Asbury Park and last night It was reported that an illness from which he has been suffering would make it impossible for him to make the trip If he does not appear another member of the national executive committee Burke president of the Malta Boat Club will be named to Officiate Every one of the races will be at a mile the course being laid from a half mile above the Three Sisters with the finish line about 500 feet below the Aqueduct bridge Each crew will carry a number the positions running from the Virginfa shore The following are the colors decided upon No 1 red No 2 white No 3 blue No 4 yellow No 5 black No 6 red and white and No 7 blue and white Buoys corresponding to those colors have been placed on the finish line and the arches on the Aqueduct bridge have been marked so that the crews can follow accordingly Dr Walter Peet the noted New Tork authority on rowing matters was one of the arrivals yesterday and was the first of the out of town newspaper representatives to make the scene John Nolan of the local committee is in charge of the press arrangements and his selection for this post is one of the strongest proofs that those in charge have the right idea about conducting a regatta All Crews Busy Sunday Diligent preparation for the crucial tests of today marked the work of the various crews yesterday All day long the river was dotted with shells and the sun kissed water was made to ripple In rhythmical fashion until the rays had become hidden In the west Washington has entrants In seven of the events so the local lovers of the sport will be afforded a chance to display their enthusiasm at frequent intervals during the day While the Capital oarsmen will be pitted against the cream of the talent of the East their followers expect to keep some of the glory and medals at home One crew especially on which they pin their faith Is the Potomac junior eight which must match blades against the Analostans and Ariels of Baltimore in the feature race of the morning The smooth watermanship shown and the condition of the men has caught the eye of the experts of the game and they have been made the favorites In the opening race of the program the junior single sculls Mueller and Walter Thrall will face three other starters two from Philadelphia and one from New York and while the local boys do to tak tjhe measure of the Ariels of Baltimore and the Fairmounts of Philadelphia Then the next event in which Washington crews will face the gun is the crowning one of the day the senior elgjit oared shell in which the Potomac will send two entrants to the line against five of the best octets of the East While thej Potomacs are sure to make a noble try In this event they would go beyond all hopes should they shoot across in front CEICKET MATCH ON TODAY Captains and Vice Captains raams to Play at Rock Creek Park There will be a club match of cricket between the teams representing the captain and vice captain at the grounds in Rock Creek park this afternoon the game starting promptly at 2 oclock Capt Jimmy Rose will use all of hla best players In this match and will apr portion them on opposite sides so as to make the teams nearly even This will bring out the best results from the players and Is Intended to give Capt Rose a good line on the relative merits of each player In order to select teams that will oppose the New York Veterans who are scheduled to appear here on September 15 and IS in two matches The public will be admitted to the grounds free of charge The field Is located at the terminal of the Piney Branch car line directly west and adjacent to the Brlghtwood reservoir TO TEY SKUL AT TRAPS Virginia Association Tournament to Be Held Today and Tomorrow Special to The Washington Post Lynchburg Vs Sept The thirteenth annual tournament of the Virginia Trap Shooters Association virtually began yesterday afternoon at the grounds of tha Oakwood club under thfe auspices of th Lynchburg Gun Club with the practice shoot The principal events will take place tomorrow and Tuesday and about 100 shoot ers will beln attendance Winfrefl Is president and Owen secretary and treasurer of the association Both are 6t this city which has the best grounds and best trapa in the State for this annual tournament Season Opens Today In order to accommodate our friends and patrons we will remain open until 11 oclock this morning Smokeless shells bird load 50c box Slightly Shopworn Guns Reduced 15000 For A grade IJ360 5000 Parker 3450 3000 Ithaca 1750 5000 Ithaca 2ffB0 3700 Lefever 2150 5000 Grade Smith 3475 3500 Fox Sterlihgworth 2230 National Sporting Goods Co 424 Ninth Street Robt Volkmer A rtl i papier uz sir Que 111 I JP ieia pnyUSr rmUS was best known through his writings on harness horse topics on which he was nn acknowledged authority Efforts are being made to locate relatives of the deceased resident here but whose addresses are unknown so that the body may not be sent from the hospital to the morgue The hospital authorities are anxious to get in communication with the family of the deceased immediately RIVERS 10 TO 6 FAVORITE Is Picked to Whip Joe Mandot in Fight Today Los Angeles Cal Sept 1 Joe Rivers is favorite over Joe Mandot of New Orleans on the eve of their twenty round fight at the Vernon arena Odds of 10 to 6 were offered on Rivers today with Mandot money scarce In the Afternoon Events The three races mentioned are all that Washington men will be seen in during the morning They start the afternoon events though by being represented in the opener the junior double sculls in which Mueller and Thrall of the Potomacs will be called upon to pit their endurance and skill against four other entrants three from Philadelphia and one from Baltimore Washington has a grand chance In the intermediate eight oared shell race which comes in the middle of the afternoon events In this race the Potomacs and Analostans have only the New Rochellea of New York to beat and It Is confidently expected that one of the home crews will turn the trick though visiting oarsmen yesterday gave out a strong tip on New Rochelle Hope Is entertained too that the Potomac junior four oared gig will be able HOW MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS DISTANCE OPPONENTS IN GAMES RED SOX AMERICAN LEAGUE Gamt Lead over Nationals 11 Lead oyer Athletlca 13V4 Lead over IVMte Sox A 24 Lead over Tlgera 31 Lead over Napa 33 Lead Aver Illtop Li 41 Lead oVer Brown 44 GIANTS NATIONAL LEAGUE Gaines Lead over Cabs I 5 Lead over Plraten 13 Lead over Phillies 23 Lead over Reds 27 Lead oyer Cardinal 30 Lead over Dodgers 39 Lead over Bravea BLACK RAVEN Mens Low Shoes Usually 250 andd4 QC worth a dollar moreP I vD most styles now WM HAHN COS Three Reliable Shoe Houses Cor 7th A St NW 1814 16 Pa Ave NW 233 Pa Ave 8E Wondar what Martz will aay today Great Tailoring Bargain SUITS TO ORDER 900 Retmlar 18 Valne Proportionate Inductions in Other Gradea EnTZMEZCOtocftN Maryland United Hunts PIMLICO AUGUST 28 30 SEPTEMBER 2 1913 Two or More Steeplechases Dalit Army Offieers and Flat Races FIRST RACE 3 Admission Including Grand Stand ILOO 1 Um OBACE RACES evry dayvjill sept so except rttit Special Train via Femwlvauli ItiTtJ whlotnhat 1216 direct to track Hound rf trio fars 11501 a 4 Sptclsi Train leaves Washington ttU Laurel at U2Z ArriTes at Hartlorj Race Coarse itl5J Bound trip fire ILM H1 ARMY SHIRTS Cotton Olive Drab 100 Cotton Khaki XjxgM Meyers Militojra fy jai sa ac rvfifg2ia Km SBSiA 5Sfff.