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Saengerbund Holds a SafeLead in the District

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Krauss the Only BowlerWhose Average Exceeds

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With the Saengerbunds and Garrisonssafely eseonoed at the top and bottomrespectively the District Bowlingleague interest now centers In thefight for second place between theOrientals and Fat Men who are nowpractically tied the latter being onlyone point in the leadf Krauss has lost a few pins but theSaenger expert is still over the 300

mark and will no doubt finish thewith a double century average

Allison and Burdine oleo of theSaengers are for second place withan average of 1SI

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G W I PetSaenpers TK JWFat Men U M MSOrientals 78 MBank Clerks 72 SAcmes 7 K JfMarket 7S 27 48 Mlflorists 7 M 52 J7Garrisons W 19 47

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Saengers 18 TUgB IJtTJOrientals 7 iUBFat Men Si 71380 OT SNAcmes SI 4SMS tn 9KBank Clerka 78 7 f anMarket House 0M4S SFlorists If CS SSIGarrisons 51878 852 8

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Waters 7S lSCai 2 ISField 31 SJtt 321 IfflBodrick TV 1S4K JA 17Miller I Bl 174Baum 74 12298 212 17Harlow M 3tJT7 2 171Bennett IS 174S 17 145

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Brown 7 rH-ODonnall 71Campbell 72 31

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LOS ANGELES Cal April 13 MikeHileys press agent has begun to make-

a noise like a typewriter Theprometer is planning according to hisagent to off a double event thismonth

There will be a daylight fight betweenPhil Kirtght and Percy Cpve land anight contest between Jack Wile andMike Schreck Cove and Knight areon the ground training so It looks likebusiness as far as this match figuresWille was bested In one SIght withShrock boMt was claimed by his

that he was out of conditionThe result of the talk wa a returnmatch which ended in a draw so thatthe men have still to decide whifih Isthe better

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JiALTIMORlt April M Several car-loads of horse arrived at Pfeniicotrack this afternoon from Wasoingtonand more are expected today By to-morrow every stall on the grounds willbe occupied There never hoe been somany tunes at Pimtico to takS partin a mantling Not even in thegood old days when the Baltimorecourse wa the common battlefield forthe thoroughbreds of the North SouthEast and West were so many animalsquartered at the track

The ofltcials of the Maryland JockeyClub much gratified at the interestbeing taken by the horsemen in thenaming meeting and Secretary Riggs issanguine the meet will be the beetever held at the Baltimore course underits new management both from a finan-cial standpoint and in a racing wayThe program arranged will suit horsesof all classes and there is every pros-pect that the fields will be the largestever known which of course will re-sult in good prices and brisk bettingApprove Nev Betting Pavilion

The new betting pavilion which hasbeen provided just back of the

has been greatly approved ofby the horsemen who arrived today Itwill accommodate comfortably thirty toforty booths and it is safe to say thatthere will be enough layers on hand totill it completely The old pavilionwhich was under the grandstand wasso dark and cramped that it madethings uncomfortable both for bettorsand layers The new one is open on allsides which will afford plenty of lightand ventilation

Owners elf horses that have been rac-ing at Benning wilt be likely to And itfar from easy to beat the animals thathave been at Pimlico for several weeksThere are upward of MK thoroughbreds-that have been prepared at the localcourse and they are as fit run asany horses that have been racing atBenning or the winter tracksClyde Has Good Youngsters

The stable of Thomas Clyde has beenat Pimlico for several weeks and amongthe twoyearolds are some colts thatare said to be high class Several otherowners have youngsters that will makethe best of those that raced Banningextend themselves Jubilee who wasgenerally regarded as about the bestyoungster shown at Washington is inthe Ciabaugh Memorial but he willhave his work cut out to win for thereare several dark ones that have notappeared in public Fred LJUtefteld theowner of Jubilee is anxious to win theCiabaugh for he is a resident of Maryland and is anxious to put his bestfoot forward Mr Llttiefieid bred Jubi-lee and regards the colt as very nearlyfirst class He says that Jubilee is afaster and sounder horse than Computerwas at this time and It willbe remembered Computer broughtwhen soldWalden Has Strong Stable

Robert son of lateWyndham Walden who always tooka keen interest in thf Baltimore meetIng a strong stable and will rateall of them here He thinks Lord Beanerges will be a star during the meetting Last fall this colt was atab performer at Pimlico but he hasimproved go much over winter that hewill be a hard to beat In nearlyany company He is fast and MrWalden thinks he will stay better thanhe did in his only start over a dlstanneat the Benning moat Belle of Jessamine is another from which Mr Waldenexpects much The Belle was a mightygood mare in the early part of themeeting here last but she is a delicate miss and will not stand a greatdeal of racing Skillfully handled shewill hold her own in good companyDade Is the Starter

Starter Dade will again preside atthe barrier and Secretary RIggs atttiJudge Prank Bryan will be in the standwhile the stewards will be Samuel Rossof Washington H J Morris and Wil-liam Manly John the wellknown rains experts wild has recentlybeen elected secretory Brighton jrtllbe

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AMATEUR BASEBALL

Brightwood defeated Takoma Park al-Takoraa Park by S to Lineup ofwinners Faulkner etcher EcklQlEfirst base Roche V GritJttha third baj carter oeMW Griffiths pitcher IJ Moore

N S itz left field W Mickcatcher Howell right field Score byinnings

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The Victor Athletic Club wants gameswith teams averaging fourteen yearsAddress Bill Smith H2 Btghth streetnortheast j

The fifth grade Dent defeated thefourth grade of the same school by 41to 7 The features were the pitching ofWalter Hughes and the batting ofFrancis Kane and Ralph Tucker Thefifth grade wants games with teamsaveraging twelve years Address Fran-cis Kane 4M New Jersey avenue south-east

The North Washington Clubdefeated the Gage School team f to iat First and W streets northwest Thefeature was the pitching of Brooks forthe who want games withteams averaging fourteen years Line-up Brooks pitcher hoot catcherJones first base Grinnell second baseGill shortstop Spiedle third base

enter field Perry left heldMiller right fijrid Address W Grinnell 3 Todd place northeast

The Adams School team wantsgames with teams averaging fourteenyears The lineup Naughton andAle i oner catchers Tuck Kenner andCre shTtw pitchers Crenahaw firstbase Pennyfcaker base Kenner and Tuck third base Cotley short-stop Menoher Dawson R Bond FBond outfielders Address F1810 Sixteenth street northwest

The Phelps School team has organizedand wants games with any teams

fifteen years The lineup Connors catcher F Davis and E Davispitchers P Miller shortstop E

third base W Cady secondbase W Brown first base P Talbycenter field J Dulley loft held WRichardson tight field H Yetton RKing and E Schuyler subs Addresschallenges to Chapin Bauman 90S Tstreet northwest

The Bradodcks want games withteams averaging thirteen years Address Harry Cash 1747 T street northwest The lineup Harry Cash catcher and manager Hiram Cash andHerd first base Colleysecond base Crane third R j

Adams short stop and captain JAdams and Mudd left field Trilbycenter hail Torina right field J

The St Anns baseball team of Tengames with teems aver

aging years Address JohnODay Wisconsin avenue Tenleytown-D C

The Barney School baseball team col-ored defeated the Garfield Softool col-ored by 9 to S Wet weather preventedgood by either team The winners want games with other schoolteams averaging sixteen years Line-up William Harris first base captainClifton Anderson pitcher managerGeorge Samuels centerScott catcher LeRoy Smith shortstopHenry Watts third baseas right field Sumner Moss secondbase Lacey left field

Address William Harris 700 Nicholsavenue or Clifton Anderson 194 Morrisroar Aracostla

AMERICAN FIGHTERSTO MEET BRITONS

LONDON April 13 Two Internationalfights will be fought in the ring of theNational Sporting Club on the night ofApril 22 In the first Al Delmont theclever featherweight fight ot Bostonwill take on Owen Moran the littleEnglish boxer while in the other SamLangford the clever andcolored of Boston willtackle Tiger Smith thewho was knocked out only a short timebefore tho same club In one roundGunnei Moir the English heavyweight champion fights

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SAN FRAlsCIJCO AprU MLTheres atangJe In the JtertisCTBrten flght sadit will taM unraveling From some-one who IP very very to JackOBrien it ia teamed that the purse ofI900M with which McCmrey of Los Aa-geies was supposed to Mitbid the Rhyo

gH rai mont ia a morechimera and that the only moneyat issue to a sum of AM9 which OBrieni-nsUUc shill be posted a a guaranteethat share of the gate receipts willnot be leas than that amount

OBrien who was in San Francisco aday or two ass vice that MeCarey wasto have posted thia QB on March 1

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warned me said Jack Until theM goes up I will keep away from Los

Angeles I have other link to fry andXeCarey neednt think he te going toget roe to box Burns on a percentagebasis without any guarantee

From Los Angeles comes word thatMcCarey denies having promised to post

1 OW on starch IS or at any other timedelivering himself thusly McCarey

without noticing it maybe is knockingthe props from under his contentionthat there is a 30003 at stake forthe merest tyro matters pugilisticknows that promoters who offer prizeof that amount have to place some ifnot all of the purse in safekeepingsomewhere v-

As the matter stands McCarey Insiststhat match is for a 980090 purse andthat the lighters are to take his wordfor OBrien says that the match sofar as he Is concerned is for a guaranteed sum of M000 and as much moreas he can get by the percentage routeMaybe In a day or two when theter in dispute is threshed out

by wire we will hear that it was all amisunderstanding and that the con

take place on time But whether Itwill be for 30009 or lees or more we willnever know

OBrien according to report speaksquits frankly when arguing that Itwould be poor business for him to tightBurns for a bare per cent He saysthat having boxed Burns onee the gilthi off the gingerbread and it is hard totell whether the public realty wants

Tommy and himself in action againThe fact that the articles call fortwenty the same as before willteed many to expect another draw saysJack If this second match were to bea finish it would be differentOBrien May Meet Moir

OBrien has been offered a match withGunner Molr the same to take place inLondon in the autumn in connectionwith Billy grand internationalpassageatarms hi which Americaspugilists wilt be pitted against

Up to date Nolan has been quite tact-ful in making his arrangements for theW tourney across the pond being

that if too much were said about hisplans some unkind person might re-

mark No wonder they are avoidingGn

The as far as can bo learendIs as follows A rich Englishman withsporting instincts is behind Nolan and

series of Queenaberry contests witbe held at Olympia the Madison SquareGarden of London in August nextNolan who came across from England-to sign up men for the tourney toldsuch as he places himself in touch withthat he wanted four championshipevents After canvassing the situationbe decided upon the following programJimmy Walsh V AbeAbtell v Bowkar Battling Nelsonvs Johnny Summers and Lang

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BUt 9o iiie the Australian chas pfohwill be here in a few days He said Inan Interview at Honolulu that he wanted to begin isle American carter with amatch with the winner of the BurnsOBrien light and that he would post

OW with the writer on arrival theto KO as either forfeit or side bet

It is his intention to be at the ringsidein Los Angeles if Burns and OBrienmeet

Should the BvrneOBriMi match fallthrough It is highly probable thatSquires and Burns wilt be matched totight at Colma on Decoration Day JimCoCfroth the San Francesco promoterwho sent Nelson and Britt together atCobra has been working on the SquiresBurns contest for several weeks Burns

started the ball by writing to Coffrottand asking him 10 arrange the affairIn replying CoAroth reminded Burnsthat he was already matched withOBrien and to this Tommy sent an-swer go ahead and et Squirefor me rn whip OBrien surelywill be ready to box Squirm a fewweeks later

Coffroth says I think a SquiresBurns match would be a card eventhough it happen that OBrienand Burns boxed another draw Yousee Squires and Burns are built on thesame lines and each of them ia the de-termined rushing lighter I dont knowof anyone among American heavy-weights betted fitted to give the Australian a thorough tryout and for thatreason I am looking forward to bringing

men together Of I cantsay I have the Thatch cinchedBurns has told me to go ahead andmake arrangements but Squires willhave something to say on the subjectwhen he arrives i dont expect that theAustralian will throw any obstacles mthe way of a meeting

But if OBrie should defeat Burnswas asked of Coffroth

That is something I havent allowedfor said Coffroth with a SMile

This is tantamount to saying that hebelieves Burns will win from OBrlenif they meet againOBrien Is Talking Again

Please state for men that no matterwhat others think of my ring quaiiflca

when it comes toe to select an oppon-ent for 3qulres min lack OBrien I

I eat still on and the matchmakingdepartmtnt h I preside over i ersonally 1 as as ever Like everyother lighter 1 hci ve tn makmg goodterms and If m r i oeal are entertrained who knows l Vi r may Burnsat Los Angeles at whateverplace the host lnduc T5ei s offer andthen make the Journey Nolan antitackle Gunner Moir the English heavy-weight champion

From which it may be Inf rrrxl thatSquires will get right down to lisJncss

after he steps ashore

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athletic of the local YA have decided t pfece the raan-

agemajBt of the meet on April 29 in thehat4s Of Chase the instructorin the boys building The meet willnot be In the nature of aa interdepartmental affair as previously thought butwill be open only to members of theboys attdtngnaxoej eventsin which the men may compete

Mr Beckett instructor in the mensdepartment thinks that be can whip agood relay team out of this yearsbaaketbatll quint to meet the four repre-senting Company K of the T M AMr Beckett has accepted the challengeIssued by Company K and his menhave already started training

Booties the relay race there will bethe shotput tWelve pounds and theMyanl run These two events wilt beopen to the boys and departmentand to Company K The closed eventsfor the boys will be three twentyyard dashes for the different age boysa shotput two running high Jumps a44yard relay race a lieyard dash arelay for A class teams and a relay forB class teams These smaller beysshould give the intermediates a hardrun for their money They created such-a favorable Impression byevery event entered at the NationalGuard meet the other night that In-structor Chase Taylor is confident ofsuttees with these youngsters

First and second prizes will be awardedfor each individual event The winningrelay teams will also receive prizesEntries will be received not later thanSaturday April M

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usfceti ajtf ltcOw JJnaajr theular the National Capit IDistrict was appointed to confer wltliHop HJ5exton chief of ftepartm nrof apd pecial EventsMet With Seers K

Mr Liwdear his missionwith much 0xi Munteyj and Kiet withsuccess In every way1 lift report t jthe committee was received with muchjoy ami aratmaftOon Leach reiutmade by Hr bMKuy on behalf of tieWaaMngtwt fanefcMiw was granted Thenumber f birds which are being ntered will by far exceed any eompvtit-fcm WitaWnitoit We4s have ever had

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a clear one as It most generally inthis section in the month of May tinflight of the pigeons may be watrhvufor nearly half an hour jktttrthe bafeketcLocal Fanciers Active

The successful termination of theboa ones more ample

evidence oC the proSAumtvenMS and af-tivity of fancJenk Not only didthey nceoede ether ccttona by a yearin en4eav rt K Xo f xa re the flight butis now bettered in receiving the first of-

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AMATEUR BILLIARDISTIQ JE SEKT

NEW YORK April 13 Action hasbeen taken upon the plan of sending auAmerican amateur bUUardiat to the

tournament 4a be held inParis V nnMfe JntMt theLtederkrane Gil 0 edA enter J Ferdinand poaeabBTR od d ray his ex-penses

News was also rtcelve Dy the off-icials of the National Association of

B terd Ptay re that Chiergo Athletic Association had taken simiar action with regard to Calvin Demart 4-

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