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EAWYhs~w Play at Daytonia Mon.day, val Rookies at
Orlando.* LOUIS A. DOUGHER.
?ape, P11., March oeAll ar-~~me t. have inw beenoeluie d
s. beakig camo here. The trank.b 6e shipped direct to Wahugtou
th athletes being c e eto cry their muiteases and _nfor
Vavlrug t the exhibition trip.__Wmse jor WSa fNYOUwklhaM fSPP1wewciSUoU of the
et.ot this punlhment.fimeiately after dinner SundayM Regulars will leave for Daytona.
team, carrying Walter.10 Jose Aeosta, and George
for bettery work, willy morning in charge of
r~v tter for Orlando.Jos nker's 1Florida State
6eT, taking part in a big Elkb cees-~ttfelaTluesdaY finds thenm battlirg6ta Florida's amateur chain-Mto at St. Augustine whererv= 1111be declared and eve.,'
fflman to give the athletes a*S rmfu entertainment,AT JACKOWVILLU SATRDAY.On Wedseday both squads will ar-
t Jacksonville, going to theXOWa 11em0101186e. Bill Donovan-a Phil-0e9 wIll be played there Wednesday-Nd ThutadY In a campaign to boost
t" t eagu- in the Floridatropolia, Those players not neededfrthe exhibition games to come will
04 Sent to Washington from Jackson.vule. probably in charge of Nick Alt-loch. They will be expected to worket at the ball yard every day untilbe rest of the team appears.The real trek of the Griffs from
Zacksonville will be as follows:April 1. at Birmingham, Ala.: 2 and 3.at Chattanooga; 4. series with NewYork Giants begins at Jackson.Su.. at Knoxville. Tenn.; 6. atSeterburg, VOL; 7, at Norfolk. Va.:5, t Washington 9 and 10. at New
ARRIVE RO0EOW APRIL 3.The Grit will make the trip fromNorfolk to Washington by boat, ar-rivtagon the morning of April S,aM bttling the Giants at Georgiaa&enMe that afternoon.On Monday. April 11. the Griffs willLao. the Washington Elks' newly.eaised ball team and then take adag rest before opening the regularsesn on Wednesday. April 33.Walter Johnson, whose stiff shoul.der is almost K. again, will proba.bly pitch his first nine innings atOrlado. -
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NEWSPAPERTORNAMENTATTRACTING AlTENIONOne Of the largest galleries that
has yet watehed the newspaper elim-ination duakpin tournament is ox-peeted to be on band at the Recrea-tion alleys this afternoon when thesurvivors of the competition whichis now in its sixth week, take thealleys.With a total of 1,309, Cahoon, of
The Times' pin spillersp took thehighest honors in yesterday after-noon's rolling. Clauser, of tpeHerald, with a set of 343. also dis-tinguished himself.The scores: Cahoon. Sit. 1,309;
Boyd. 828. 1.279: Daum. 322. 1,267;Gemmill, 327. 1.266; Clauser, 343,J.353; McAlwee. 387, 1.239; Malcolm,S03, 1,218; Waple, 279, 1,197; Curtain.
Del Pratt Firm.ANN ARBOR. Mich., March 25.-
Derrill Pratt. second baseman of theBoston American League team andcoach of the University of Michiganbaseball squad, reiterated today thathe bad no Intention of returning tomajor league baseball.
Wants Ball Games.The Virginia A. C.. of Rosslyn.If scheduling games. Call Manager
X. Aimons, Clarendon 49. between 3and 8 p. m.
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Chess Masters Idle.HAVANA. March I.-The fifth
game of the international ohe"amatch between Dr. Emanuel Laskerand Jose R. Capablanca, which wasto have started lat night, has beqa"sotponed until next Tuesday night.It is said the postponement was ar-
Ranged owing to the fact that to-day. Friday and Sunday are holidayswhich are especialy observed in theLatin countries.
Burrall Girls Win.Burrall Sunday School girls defeat-
ed the Indian Head girls at IndianHead, Md.. last night by a score of22 to 12.
C. U. Wins Again.NORFOLK. Va., March 25.-Catholic
University again defeated the Train-ing Station nine here yesterday by10 to 3.
James in Final.ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla., March 25.-
George P. James, of Columbia Coun-try Club, and L. H. Hopkins. of Chi-cago. play here in the final of thewinter golf tourney today.
To Play Today.The Southern A. C. will meet the
National Juniors on Monument Lot,diamond No. 3, today. The South-erners will report in uniform at theHoover Playgrounds at 12.45.
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Y..C.A.SARTS CAMPAIGNTO TEACH BOYS TO SWIMThe Boys' Y. M. C. A. Is going to
start a swimming cmpaign. lAttershave been addre to all gradeschool principals *king co-operationin the work of the campaign.On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday of March 28. 29, 30 and31. swimming lessons will be givenIn the swimming pool of the Boys'Department at 1732 0 street northwestfrom 9 to 12 a. m. Each boy will begiven a ticket for the "Learn toSwim Campaign" by applying at theboys' building, or securing an ex-changeable ticket from his roomteacher. All boys who desire to havethese free tickets should apply to theboys' building before 9:30 p. m. onSaturday. March 26.Arrangements have been made so
that competent Instructors will bein charge of the classes. A smallnumber of boys will be in each cla,(and classes will be of suficientlength of time that they may secureproper instruction.
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NEW TOUE, Nsreb 35.-4eyVsasmbiltes young men epering shetin Didiesd today in the livoes 4major leagu, teams have won theispurs and bid fair t0. twinkleobO iifns.The 131orop of rfoies taken tI
the uthlsad wa enssally lanad .infelding recruits were ner
numerous than ever before. Happil:for the lucky managers. no Ies" thahalf a dosen of these youngsterhave made good and several giv,promise of turning out to be starof the first magltude.The Yankees ad Giants wer
among the lucky teams and bot!will bloom out in April with nofaces on their ingolds. The Yankee%ppoar to have -landed a corkinplayer in Johnny Mitohell. who camup from Vernon and cost ColonelRuppert and Huston much in ea"and players. Mitehell is a probabl270 hitter in the Amerlean Lesgsican turn around and Can fold an6brow like a demon.Goldie Rapp. new third basoms
of the Giants, is a player of sterlinicaliber, has made good already. a
McGrair .does not regret that he heto hand over a pretty penny to &Paul for Goldie, who was the staof the American Association lasseason.Other young Infielders who see
sure to stick are Sam Bohn*, fromFeattle. who i now thirdbasing toPatriek Morans Cincinnati RedlegsBill Gleason, from Chattanooga, whlooks good to succeed Joe Gedeon asecond baseman of the 8t. LoutBrowns. and . George TorporoeiBrooklyn sandlotter. who is keyston,sacking for the Cardinals. Torporcer, by the way, is a spectacleplayer, like Lee Meadows, but hispeas don't seem to hinder him.Strange, as it sem. both the Cub
and White Hox will bloom out witrevamped infields and both will havrow first basemen. Right now Iappears that Earl Sheely, from Ballake. has the first bse job on theWhite Box In his hip pocket. anrhomas Whelan. a Boston semi-proIcoks sure to nab the shoes left vaLant by Fred Merkle. Whelan is arex-collegian. having played at NotreDawne. Georgetown. and Dartmouthand is said to% a snappy player.The world's champion Indiana
while they took quite a few youniplayers South for tryouts, will bi
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responded the first day.
Remember this-the slogan should be short and sstriking, crisp, breezy and zippy. It. should say somand soinething about '1he Washington Times. The Jud
color scheme you suggest, but ber in mind that theSeengreen.
Thehigh schl boy wehg hl boy is goinga complete bwAl e asagood .a.h.o al
steeldogs, belt and cap, a glove, leage baNwode $3750 in fis cas-end a di. to tgame
The Sporting ditor will announce the name of the
Sunday. Send in your slgans today and watch for th
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at 3 P. M. to sendnes for The Wash-Park.the color scheme ofen received, but thete Sporting Editor atthe contestants who
izzling, sparkling andthing about baseballges will consider anybackground is to be
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