8 THE WASHINGTON TIMES WEDNESDAY APRIL 27 fensLTTLST 1904 1904LATEST 1904LATESTNEWSAND
LATEST LATESTNEWSAND NEWS AND GOSSIP OF O T THE DAY IN THWOPLD THE WORLD XOI LD OE SPORTS l
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Let Us Rejoice RejoiceWashington RejoiceWfshin RejoiceWashington
Washington Wfshin on did not lose yesterday yesterdayIt
It rained rainedAMATEUR rainedAMATEUR rainedAMATEUR
AMATEUR BASEBALL BASEBALLThe
The Terrible Turks defeated the Young YoungL
L A C by b the score scoreo of of 10 to 1 L The Thefeature Thefeature Thefeature
feature of the game was the battery batterywork batterywork batterywork
work of Brown and Green and the theplaying theplaying theplaying
playing of Bqone on third and Getts on onfirst onfirst onfirst
first The Turks have signed Boone Boonepitcher Boonepitcher Boonepitcher
pitcher and third base and nd Outfielders OutfieldersT OutfieldersRogers
T Rogers and W V Herbert Want games gameswith sameswith gameswith
with teams averaging fourteen to six sixteen sixteen sixteen ¬
teen years Challenges to J Young Young305 Young305Vylle 1305 1305Wylle 1396Wyllo
Wylle Court northeast northeastThe northeastThe northeastThe
The Ps 1 jflcs i es of Northeast Washington Washingtonwant Wnshlngtonant Washingtonwant
want ant g jes with teams averaging averagingtwelve averagingtwelve averagingtwelve
twelve and thirteen Address Allison AllisonLcapley AllisonLeapley AlllsonLeapley
Leapley 7W Tenth Street northeast northeastTeams nor northeastTeams henst henstTeams
Teams averaging fourteen and desir deslrInsr desiring desiring
ing games address challenges Ch allenges to James JamesMcMahon J James3lcMahona m es
3lcMahona McMahon 10 Twelfth Twelt Street S f ot northeast northeastThe northeast northeastThe north t tThe I
The lineup llneJp B IJ txanser Granger right field H HZler HZier
Zler left field fields W Houseman center centerfleld cent centerfield or orfield i
field L Collins third base A z Youngshortstop Young Youngshortstop Youngshortstop
shortstop A Heard second base B BSmith ESmltil BSmith
Smith first base J McMahon pitcher pitcherE
E Rollins catcher M 1 > 1 Eakln substi substitute substim substiOn substitute ¬
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On Saturday evening the Faith Chapel ChapelSunday ChapelSunday I ISunday
Sunday School was defeated defoot d by the theRosebuds theRosebuds theRosebuds
Rosebuds by 13 to 0 The features of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the game were the pitching of F FSteward FSteward FSteward
Steward and the catch in left field by byF b bF byF
F Ashford The lineup of the Roso Rosebuds Rosobuds Rosobuds ¬
buds J Baker catcher F Steward Stewardpitcher Stewardpitcher Stewardpitcher
pitcher A Eckert first base S Hans Hanssecond Hnassecond Hanssecond
second base T Dechard shortstop E EHall EHall EHall
Hall third base C Burly Burl left field F FAshforoY FAshtord FAshforJFtrnter
AshforoY AshforJFtrnter center nter field I L Solomon SbIqmQn right rightfield rightfield rightfield
field Challenges Ch ltenger es from from teams t s dfflffeto dfflffetoyears df r fiffe fiffeears fiffedit fiffedityears
years ears to J S1 KIrby irby 505 < < LStreet soulhwoit soulhwoitThe sou southwostThe hwost hwostThe
The Palais Royal Juniors defeated the theWoodward theWoodward theWoodward
Woodward d Lothrop Junior team by b a ascore ascore ascore
score of 11 to 7 The features off the thegame thegame thegame
game were the pitching of Callahan and andheavy andheay andheavy
heavy batting of Callahan Junghanand JunghanandWallace JUflghanandVallace JugghanandWallace
Wallace The Palais Royal Juniors are arein are areIn arein
in excellent form and would like to hear hearfrom hoorfrom hearfrom
from teams averaging fifteen yearsThe years yearsThe yearsThe
The Eastern Empire team defeated defeatedthe defeatedthe defeatedthe
the Lafayettes by b 22 to 1L 11 The feature featureof featureof featureof
of the game was the heavy batting of ofthe otthe ofthe
the Empires They are In good form formThe forl11andb formandbeUeygihat
andb andbeUeygihat y hqy th tpng t tP1t1 tpitell9
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Jose Joaeih Ii LeDf Le cv evatorol3era tor = ora rJala rJalaRoyal r als alsRoyal
Royal RoyalThe 1 1The
The Stanhope Stars have organized organizedand organizedal1d organizedand
and want to hear from all teams aver averaging averaginG averaging ¬
aging fourteen years The lineup J JKreamer JKreamer JKreamer
Kreamer catcher H Kaiser pitcher pitcherJ
J Sweeney first base J Lawlor second secondbase secondbase secondbase
base C Brodle shortstop J McCarthy McCarthythird McCarthythird McCarthythird
third base L Van Reuth left field fleldA fieldA fieldA
A Fischer center field V Huarer right rightfleld rightfield rightfield
field Address Leroy Van Reuth SU SUNew SlJNew 812New
New Jersey Avenue northwest northwestThe northwestThe northwestThe
The Invincibles defeated the Superbas Superbasby Suporbtlsby Superbasby
by 22 to 2 Teams wishing games 11IJW apply Ilpplyto ppv ppvto
to C Nwamlth Q < 19 Sixth Sixu Stf Slre S i e nogth nogthwest oithwest oab oabwest
west The lineup of the Invlnciblos is
Avory catcher Xessmlth pitcher
Brownly first base Brelsford second secondbase secondbase secondbase
base Avory Ao shortstop Moy third
base Perry left field Bonnlne center centerfield centerfield centerfield
field Potter right field fleldThe fieldThe fieldThe
The Unknown Stars second team de defeated detented defeated ¬
feated the American Athletic Club by bythe bythe bythe
the score of 16 to 8 The winners desire desiregames desl1eGames desiregames
games with teams in the District aver averaging averaging averaging ¬
aging nine years ears of age Challenges to toWIlUam toWilliam
William Hammett 59 Q Street north northwest northwest northwest ¬
west westThe westThe westThe
The Republican Stars added another anothervictory anothervictory anothervictory
victory to their series by defeating defe tlnG the theSpecial theSpecial theSpecial
Special Delivery boys by 8 to 4 The Thefeature Thefeature Thefeature
feature of the game x was + as the allaround
fielding fieldln of ottho tho winners wlnri rs f Teams aver averaging averaging averaging ¬
aging from fourteen to fifteen wanting wantingNorth wantinggames
games addre address u J G Llmberser BOO
North CapltorStreet CapltorStreetThe CapitolStreetThe CavltolStretThe
The Unknown Stars first team de defeated deteatel defeatezl ¬
feated the G A C in an exciting game gamescore samescore gamescore
score 17 to 7 The pitching of H Buck Buckley Buckley Buckley ¬
ley and the playing of Houck and Ap
ploman were the features The lineup lineunIs
of the Unknowns has been changed and
Is as follows Lewis Waldron and
Thomas McMurray catchers Harry
Buckley and Harold Brooks pitchers
Lee Turner first base Lawrence Apple Appleman Appleman Appleman
man second base Frederick Houck Houckshortstop Houckshortstop Houckshortstop
shortstop Nathaniel Worley Vorle third third
base Charles Busey Bu ey left field William
Hammett center Hold Porter Taylor Taylorright Taylorright Taylorright
right field They The want 8nt games with itteams
teams averaging from ten to twelve twelvetreet twelveyears twelveyears
years Challenges to N T WorJey 74 R
Street treet northwestThe northwest northwestThe northweliltThe
The Christ Church team of Southeast SoutheastWashington SoutheastWashington SoutheastWashington
Washington will play the St Matthews Matthewsbaseball iralthewsbuehaU Matthewsbaseball
baseball club at New Cut Road Md on onSaturday onSaturday onSaturday
Saturday April M at M 130 a m Archie
Hurray will pitch and Earl Hutchln Hutchinson HutchinsonwUl Hutchinsonwill on onwill
will receive for the East Waafalngtons WaafalngtonsThe VuhlngtonsThe ashingtonsThe
The Olympic Baseball Club defeated defeacedthe defeatedthe < 1 1the
the Third Battery of Fort Myer Va Vaby Yab3 Vaby
by b3 the score of 10 to 4 The feature of of1he of1he ofthe
1he game was the pitching of J Dave Davewho Davewho Davewho
who allowed only five hits The Thejlymplos
Olympic would ouJd like to hear from an anamateur allamateur at atamateur
amateur ttams t ems in this city eit The line lineup Une1Ip lineup ¬
up Is as a Iollows follows Clement catcher catcherRay catcherRay catcherRay
Ray center field Chamberlain second
base tas Rl Riley jr shortstop Raymond third
bn base o Dave pitcher Garrett left field
l Ivicharde lehard right ri t field fl old and c George Dale Dalemanager DaiemRnager Dalemanager
manager Address 2122 1 Thirtyfifth
Street StreetGEORGETOWN StrtoetGEORGETOWN StreetGEORGETOWN
GEORGETOWN AGAINST AGAINSTDUMBARTON AGAINSTDUMBARTON AGAINSTDUMBARTOJV
DUMBARTON TODAY TODAYThe
The G Georgetown orgtown r town varsity nine will cross crossbats cr08Sbats crossbats
bats this tW afternoon at t 4d 415 b oclock o clock with withthe 11ththe withthe
the strung ng Dumbarton Club composed composedof
of excollege ex co1sga players assuming it do does doesnot > s snot snot
not rain Titus or Drill will be on the theslab theslab theslab
slab for the varsity varan while whU Nicholson will willprobably wmprobabldo willprobably
probably probabldo do the twirling for the dub rlubmen dubmen clubmen
men with Drake the exGeorgetown exGeorgetownplayer exGeorgetownplayer exGeorgetownplayer
player catching catchingLast
Last season Dumbarton under the cap ca catalncy ¬
taincy of Sutor the eocPrlncetonian exPrlncetonian
had a afine fine record among local teams teamsand tt teamsand > amH amHand
and this year oa hu a v V81 very ry formidable ag aggregation agJIegation aggregation ¬
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS CLUBSAmerican CLUBSAmerican I IAmerican
American League
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W V L Pct PctBoston PctBoston PctBoston
Boston S 2 800Chicago 800 800Chicago 800Chicago
Chicago 6 4 4New 4Nev 809 809New
New York 5 4 1 516 866Athletics 516Athletics 566Athletics
Athletics 6 4 556 556St fi 500St 6 6St
St Louis LouisCleveland 4 1 4 4 4Clmelond 434 434Cleveland
Cleveland 4 5 5Detroit 444 444Detroit 44 44Detroit
Detroit 4 5 vfc vfcWashington x14 x14Washington411 lH lHWashlngtonaLO
Washington WashlngtonaLO i3 > 0 8 8090 8090c 8090National 8National 009 009National
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SULoulB St Louts < 5 I 3 3C2 3C2Cincinnati 625 625Cincinnati 625Cincinnati
I Cincinnati n 6 4 80 80Brooklyn 009 009Brooklyn O OBrookJn
Brooklyn 6 6 54 54Boston bib bibBoston to toBoston
Boston 5 5 509 509Plttsburg 50 50PittsburG 5104Pittsburg
PittsburG 4 I 6 4 4Chicago 400 400Chicago 409Chicago
Chicago 3 5 Sro SroPhiladelphia 37iiPhtladelphla 3roPhiladelphia
Philadelphia 2 8 200 200TODAYS 200TO 200TODAYS
TODAYS TO DAYS GAMES GAMESAmerican GAMESi GAMESAmerican
i American League LeaguePhiladelphia iJ iJPhiladelphia zPhiladelphia
Philadelphia at New York YorkBoston YorkBoston YorkBoston
Boston at Washington WashingtonChicago WashingtonChicago VnshlngtonChicago
Chicago at Detroit DetroitStt DetroitStt DetroitStt
Stt Louis at Cleveland ClevelandNational ClovelandNational ClevelandNational
National League LeagueNow LeagueNow LeagueNow
Now York at Brooklyn BrooklynPhiladelphia BrooklynPhiladelphia BrooklynPhiladelphia
Philadelphia at Boston BostonCincinnati BostonCInclnnati BostonCincinnati
Cincinnati at Chicago ChicagoSt ChicagoSt
St Louis at Plttsburg PlttsburgYESTERDAYS PlttsburGYESTERDAYS PittsburgYESTERDAYS
YESTERDAYS GAMES GAMESAmerican GAMESAmerican GAMESAmerican
American iaague iaagueBoston League LeagueBoston ieng iengBoston
Boston 2 Philadelphia Phl1adeJphla1S1 1 1St 1SL
St SL Louis 6 Detroit 5 5New 5NewYorkWashlngton 5NewYorkWashington
New NewYorkWashlngton York Washington and Cleveland ClevelandChicago CleelandChicago ClevelandChicago
Chicago games postponed Rain
I DECIDING DED1N MATCH MATCHSEEr MATIISEE8
SEEr SEE8 S UNLIKELY UNLIKELYCorcorans
Corcorans and Carrolls Cannot Come Cometo Cometo Cometo
to an Agreement About Abo t the th thGa theGamer J JIt >
Gamer GamerIt Ga t f fIt
It looks as If the chances of pulling pulllnoff pullingort pullingoff
off the deciding game I1mo for the basketball basketballchampionship basketballchampionship basketballchampionship
championship of the District between betweenthe betweenthe betweenthe
the Corcoran Cadets arid Carroll Insti Institute Institute institute ¬
tute are slim slimRepresentatives slimReprasontathcs slimRepresentatives
Representatives of both b th teams have haveconferred havoconferredOer haveconferred
conferred conferredOer over the advisability ndvinbl1lt of playing play playIng pJa pJaIng
Ing the third game of the series and andcannot nndcannot andcannot
cannot come to an agreement agr ement Carroll CarrollInstitute CarrollInstitute CarrollInstitute
Institute first wanted the game to take takeplace taktplace takeplace
place in the Young Mens Christian As Association Assoclation As Assoclntlon ¬
sociation gymnasium but the theCorcorans theCorcoranswogld Corcorans Corcoranswould Corcoranswould
would would not agree to tQ that hall saying sayingthovlt sayinggthat > Ing Ingthntilt
thovlt that it was too small smallandthat and thnt hot the Cmrolls CRT CRTrolls eATrolls
rolls who have often playotTiliere plny playdii t tJic orothilt orothiltyear fe that thatyear th
year yt r are familiar with It while theCorcorans the theCorcorans theCorcoMns
Corcorans have never played there and andwould andwould andwould 1
would be underja undera under disadvantage disadvantageCapt dlsadvnntagccpt disadventageCa
Capt Ca t C E a Edwards Eawarda Ed ards manager manoB r of the theCorcorans theCorcomns theCorcorans
Corcorans Corcorans proposed Washington rashlngton 14ght 14ghtInfantry 1J htInfantry ht htIntant1J
Infantry armory annoI as the scene scen of tno tflC t ode odeclding de deciding C1ecldlnG ¬
ciding battle > but insisted that the Car Carrolls Carrolls Carrolls
rolls stand the responsibility for the therent therent therent
rent of the hall for that night and even evenly evenly evenly ¬
ly divide the receipts as the Corcorans Corcoranswere Corcornnswere Corcoranswere
were the challenged team To this James JamesA JamesA JamesA
A A Cahill representing Carroll Institute Institutewould Institutewould Institutewould
would not agree agreeThe agreeThe agreeThe
The Corcoran C rcoranStar3 Stars had an easy vic victory victory victory ¬
tory added to their ther many m ny by b bdefeating bdefeatingthe dofootlng dofootlngthe do oot1ng oot1ngthe
the Cochran Stars by 33 to 2 The pitch pitching pitchInG pitchin ¬
ing in of Keaneof Keane or tire Winners wlnners1Ind and nO > the thecatching tbecatching thecatching
catching catching of E Bromley were the fea features foIturS features ¬
tures Corcorans want games with withteams withteams withteams
teams averaging thirteen years cars Ad Addresws Addreu Address
dress J J Keane 2807 Olive Avenue Avenuenorthwest Avcnuenorthwest avenuenorthwest
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Tech Wins by 6 to 5 5From 5Hr 5From
From Hr m Western High HighClose HiehClose HighClose
Close Close Game Won in Fifth Inning Inning500 500 Root Rooters RootIers tooters ¬
ers Present PresentTech Tech Demonstrated Its ItsSuperiority ItsSuperiorit ItsSuperiorityRain
Superiority SuperiorityRain Rain RainStopped Stopped Game
Technical High School 8 < hool won the open opening openInG opening ¬
ing game of the interhigh school cham championsnip championship
1 pionsnip > ionshlp series sorlesesterdaywhen yesterday when it down downed downed downed ¬
ed the hustling crowd of ball players playersrepresenting plaersrepresentinG playersrepresenting
representing Western High School by C Cto Gto 6to
to 5 at Van Ness Park ParkThe ParkThe ParkThe
The game was was close and interesting interestingand Interestingand Interestingand
and fully 500 rooters from the different differentschools differents9hools differentschools
schools were were on hand to cheer ch er on their theirfavorites thclrfavorites theirfavorites
favorites Had the weather been a alittle aJlttJe alittle
little more promising the attendance attendancewould nttendancewould attendancewould
would have been doubled Rain began beganin beganIn beganin
in the middle of the sixth inning and andput andput andput
put a stop to further playing Tech Technical Technical Technical ¬
nical had demonstrated Its It superiority superiorityover superiorityover superiorityover
over the Western players however and andtho andtho andthe
tho score would wouldprob probably bl have been beenless beenless beenlessclose
less lessclose close had hn the game gnmogone gone the t c limitWestern limit limitWestern limitWestern
Western First to ScoreTechnical Score ScoreTechnical ScoreTechnical
Technical lost the toss up and went to tothe tothe tothe
the bat first Gloetzner Gloetfner swung viciously viciouslyat Iclousl Iclouslat
at two high ones and then poPP61 rapped UP UPan upan upan
an easy fly to Rumbough Bohnke gave gavethe gavethe gavethe
the Western second L > oman + another anotherchance anotherchalice anotherchance
chance on a hard drive and an he was wasthrown wasthrown wasthrown
thrown out at first Kohler struck out outMorse outMorse outMorse
Morse sent a hot one to HarinG which whichthe whichthe whichthe
the smiling shortstop could not handle handleand handleand handleand
and he was safe on first Church Churchcaught Churchcaught Churchcaught
caught one of Kohlers awit ones on dn his hisbacK hl hlbacIc hisback
bacK back and with two on base and none honeout noneout noneout
out the Western contingent went wild wildWorthingtcn wildVorthlngtcn wildWorthington
Worthington strucK out OU as did Lut Luttrell Luttrell Luttrell ¬
trell but Gketzner Gk etzner dropped the ball ballWhile baJlVhHe ballWhile
While he was throwing Luttrell out at
first Morse m made < ide a break for home
G16qitzner fumbled Bellingers BnlUngersreturnof BnlUngersreturnofth return of ofthe ofthe
the th ball brillMorsc Morse and Church scoring on onthemisplay onthe onthe
themisplay the misplay Rumbough ended the in inning Inning inring ¬
ning Geib taking his hislont lone fly to center centerTech centerTech centerTech
Tech Evens Up UpBallinger UpBallinger UpBallinger
Ballinger picked out a ball to his Ilk liking Ilking UkIng
ing and copped a clean cl an single to right rightMoore rightMoore rightMoore
Moore waited for orfour four bad ones ones and andwalked andwalked andwalked
walked Watson advanced both run runners runners runners ¬
ners a a base on his out third to first flrstGelb firstGeib firstGeib
Geib was called out on strikes but butHarlng
HarinG atoned for his error erro in the pre previous preIous provious ¬
vious Ious inning InnlnGb by driving drldna the leather Into
left field ft ld for two bases b ses Two runs runscrossed runscr runscrossed
crossed cr sed the plate and the score wad tied tiedTechnical tiedTechnical tiedTechnical
Technical rooted some
Bats With Holes in Em JEmKohler EmKohler EmKohler
Kohler struck out Michael Smith and andRavenol andRlvenel andRavenoI
Ravenol in he thenext nextsessionFor session sesslonFor For Tech TechGlpfltznor TechGlootzn TechGloetzner
Glpfltznor Glootzn ral glib fanrted fam1 d but Bohnke hit hitsafely l hitsaf It Itsafely
safely saf ly through i1 rOigh second and nd short shortChurch shortChurch shortChurch
Church dropped the third thlrdstrike strike of Koh Kohlers Kohlers Kohlers ¬
lers While the training school pitcher pitcherwas pitcherwas pitcherwas
was clng tagged at first Bohnke tried triedto triedto triedto
to score ore He was thrown out at the theplat theplat theplate
plat plate the decision being close but fair fairF fnirF fairFr
Fr F > r Western estern Lynch singled but on
Morses drive to Gelb was doubled up upat upat upat
at nrst Techs Tech s center fielder fieldermaklnc fieldermaklnca making makinga
a beautiful throw to BallInger The Thethreebase Thethreehue Thethreebase
threebase hit of Church which f follow followed fllowed rllow rllowed ¬
ed availed nothing as Kohler anu anl Bal BalMoore BalUnger Ballinger
linger took care of Worthington WorthingtonMoore VorthlilslonMoore
Moore went out pitcher to ilrst ttrst rst Wat Watson Watson Watson ¬
son and Gcib popped up flygto fiys to Rum Rumbough RumbOUCh Bumbough
bough boughtLuttrells bOUChLuttrells boughKLuttrells
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man and Michael fanned fannedSomething fannedSomething fannedSomething
Something Doing DoingHaring DoingHaring DoingHaring
Haring opened tho fifth inning by bygive byslve bygive
give Moore an easy putout Smith Smithand Smithand Smithand
and Gloetzner followed with singles singlesand1 singlesand singlesand
and Bohnke filed led out to Church Lynch Lnchwes Lynchwas
1 was evidently afraid of Balllnger an anlet ant antlet andlet
let him walk Mooreg twobagger after afterj alterbeing afterbeing
j being cleverly clt > verl returned to the diamond diamondwas diamondwas diamondwas
was thrown all over tho th lot and fourruns four fourruns fourruns
runs crossed the counting block Wat Watson Watson Vnt Vntson
son fell a victim to Lynchs slow ones onesTwo onpsTwobRse onesTwo
Two TwobRse bases on balls a lilt and an error errornetted errornetted errornetted
netted Western V tornthre thre three runsJn Tuns In its half Ahalfof haUof halfof
of the fifth and nJ its scoring oring was over over oQrDnganne j jDuganne y yDuganne
Duganne Helps Some SomeGelb SomeGelb SomeGelb
Gelb met a hard bar < < one right on the nose nosein noscIn nosein
in Techs half of o the sixth and made madethree madethree
three bases on It The return of the theball theball theball
ball was wide and Duganne who was wason wason wason
on the coaching line for Tech pulled pulledSuits pullerlSuits pulledSuits
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ed the plate for another run runA runA i iA
A downpour of rain ended erid d hostilities hostilitiesat 1 1at
at thIs stage and the game amo was called calledback calledback
back to even innings the score stand standing standing standing ¬
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The if Score ScoreTechnical ScoreTechnical ScoreTechnical
Technical AB R H PO A E BGloetzner EGloetzner EGloetzner
Gloetzner c 3 11 1 1 6 2 1 1Bohnke 1Bohnke 1Bohnke
Bohnke 2b 3 0 1 0 1 0 0Kohler 0Kohler
Kohler p 3 1 1 0 2 0Ballinger 0 0Balllnger 0Ballinger
Ballinger lb 2 2 25 2 5 00 00Moore 0 0 0Moore 0Moore
Moore 3b 2 1 1 0s 0 1 1 0 0Watson 01Vatson 0Watson
Watson If 3 00 0 0 2 0 0 0Gelb 0Gelb 0Geib
Gelb cf ct 2 01 0 1 2 1 0 PHarlng 0Haring 0flaring
Haring ss 2 0 1 0 1 i iSmith 2 2Smith 2rf
Smith rf 2 1 1 0 0 01 01Totals 0 0Totals 0Totals
Totals 22 6 9 II 15 8 3 31Vestern 3Western
T TW
W Western stern AB R H PO A E TEMorse EMorsch EMorse
Morse lb 2 2Church 2 1 5 0 0 0Churc 0Churcr
Morsch
Church c 2 2Worthington 2 1 1 0 2 2Worthington 2Worthington
Worthington Worthington 3b3 3b 3 0 0 0 1 0Luttrell 0 0Luttrell 0Luttrell
Luttrell rf 3 00 0 0 0 0 0Rumbough 0 0Rumbough 0Rumbough
Rumbough 2b 3 0 1 3 3 u uichael 1 11flchael
Michael ichael If 2 0 0 0 0 0 0Smith 0Smith
Smith 33 2 0 0 0 1 0 0Ravenel 0Ravenel 0Ravenel
Ravenel cf 1 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0Lynch 0Lnch 0Lynch
Lynch p 2 2Totals 1 2 0 1 0 0Totals 0Totals
Totals 20 5 5 5Technical li liTechnical 15 6 2 2TEchnlcaI
Technical 0200 0 2 0 0 4 4G 4Gestern 46Western C CWestern
Western estern 2000 2 0 0 0 0Enrned s3 s3Earned 5 5Earned
Earned Enrned runs TunsTechnical Technical 5 Thi Thtce Thtcebase ee eebase eeiJnse
base hits hitsChurch Church Gelb Twobase hitsIlarinr hits hltJllarinll f fHarintr
Harintr Ballinger Moore Base on onballs onLallsOf onballsOff
balls LallsOf Oft Kohler 2 oft Lynch 1 StrucK StrucKcut StrucKcutBy StrucxcutBy
cut cutBy By Kohler 5 by Lynch 5 Wild Wildpitch WildPitchLynch VlldrUchLynch
pitch rUchLynch Lynch Stolen baseBallinger baseBallingerUmpireVenable base baseBnlUn Ballin cr crUmpire crUmpireVenable
Umpire UmpireVenable UmpireVenablerhe Venable VenableThe
The game started promptly at 24J 24 p pas PU pu
u as will all other high school hoot jranies jraniescf rimes rimescr mM mMALLAUOET
cf the championship t series seriesGAUAUDET seriesCOLIIMBIAN
COLIIMBIAN U M ET8 ET8Weather
GAUAUDET TODAY TODAYWeather TODAYWeather
Weather permitting Gallaudet and Co Columbian Columbian Columbian ¬
lumbian will this afternoon line up p at
University Park Seenteenthand Seventeenth and CStreets CStreets C CStreets
Streets northwest The game will beslnprompUynt beginpromptly begin beginpromptly
prompUynt promptly at 440 oclockThese oclocJI oclock
I 1 These teams have met once before this thisseason thisseason thisseason
season season and Columbian scored a vJctoryatter victoryafter victory victoryafter
after a a hard fight Early In the same samethe samethe game gamethe
the Blue and Orange obtained n a lead of
12 to 1 bu but but went to pieces at criticalmoments criticalmoments critical criticalmoments
moments and victory was theirs by only onlya
a small margin at the close of the gameGallaudet game gameGallaudet
Gallaudet making a desperate rally Inthe inthe in inthe
the last two inningsMeunier InningsMeunier innings inningsMeunier
Meunier and Winnemlller will do thebattery thebattery the thebattery
battery work for Gallaudet and Harrisand Harris Harrisand
and Wllkle will probably be in thepoints thepoints the thepoints
I
points for Columbian
tic WHATS IN A NAME NAMEASK NAMEASK
ASK YOUNG EAGLES EAGLESTeams EAGLESTeams
Teams earns Play With Name for forStaka forStake I IStake
Stake StakaHE StakeTHE StakeTHE
THE HE ORIGINALS WON OUTUsurpers OUT OUTUsurpers UT
1 1Usurpers
Usurpers Defeated 16 to to 14 in Game GameThat GameThat I
That Got Everybody Mixed MixedCom MixedCommittee MixedCommittee Com Committee ¬
mittee Decided the Case CaseComplicated CaseComplleated CaseComplicated
Complicated indeed Is the story of oftwo oftwo oftwo
two amateur baseball teams of Wash Washington Washington VashInGton ¬
ington both of which until a few days daysago daysago daysago
ago were saddled with the importantname Important Importantname Importantname
name of Young Eagles EaglesThe Ea EaglesThe les lesThe
The original Young Eagles jtagleS 2 agles had won wonseveral wonsevernl wonseveral
several games this season and were werewell werewell werewell
well advanced on the road to fame in inamateur Inamateur inamateur
amateur baseball circles whenhorror whenhorroror when horror i iof
of horrors horrorsthe the discovery was wa made that thattheir thattheir thattheir
their name had been stolen by un unscrupulous unscrupulous unscrupulous ¬
scrupulous contemporaries who re received received recalved ¬
ceived challenges addressed to the only onlyand onlyand onlyand
and original Young Eagles and lost lostseveral lostseveral losttseveral
several games The original Young YoungEagles Yo YoungEagles ng ngEagles
Eagles came to the conclusion that the theYoung theYoung theYoung
Young Eagles had no right to the title titleof I Iof Iof
of Young Eagles Ea les and the Young Eagles Eagleschallenged Eagleschallenged Eagleschallenged
challenged the th Young Eagles to a game gameof gameot gameof
of ball the team losing IO lng to drop the thename thename thename
name of Young Eagles EagUsFierce EaghsFierce EaglesFierce
Fierce Struggle StruggleA
A few days ago eighteen YoungEagles Young YoungEagles YoungEagles
Eagles averaging eleven years of age agelined agelined agelined
lined up on the common COmmO rolled up theirsleeves their theirsleeves theiraleeves
sleeves and an prepared prepare i for the struggle struggleof
of their lives lives Whe noses were count counted counted counted ¬
ed after the close of the longtobere longtoberemembered longtoberemembered longtoberemembered ¬
membered contest it was found that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the Young Eagles had scored scored sixteen sixteenruns sixteenruns sixteenruns
runs to fourteen made by the Young YoungEagles YoungEagles YoungEagles
Eagles None of the spectators who whowere whowere whowere
were moved m vcd to no small degree of en enthusiasm enhmlasm enthusiasm ¬
thusiasm by the game appeared to toknow toknow toknow
know where they were at end several severalof severalof severalof
of the players were of the same befuddled befud befuddled ¬
dled condition of G mind As no chess chess1master chessmaster chessmaster
master or other person equally capable capableof
of deciding seemingly impossible argu arguments nrgomenta arguments ¬
ments was on hand a a committee of flv flvof fivof fiva fivaof
of the older spectators was selected to trydecide todecide t
decide e which c of < the teams bearing thesame the thesame
f
en
same name n had a won wonA wonA
A Solemn Moment MomentWith MomentWith
With as as much solemnity solemnlt as if a Presi Presidentwere Presi President President ¬ I
dentwere dent were being Impeached it was de decided decided decided ¬
cided that the original Young Eagles Eagleshad Eagleshad
had defeated the Young Eagles who whohad whohad whohad
had stolen their name and the latter latteragreed latterI latteragreed
agreed to drop their title and play un uner uner uner >
I er a new handle handleIn handleIn handleIn
In view of their glorious achievement achievementthe t tthe
the only and original Young Youn Eagls Eaglseraglng EaglsI Eagl s schallenge
challenge an any team In the DiStrict a av averaging 7 7eraSing
eraglng eraSing eleven years old For games gamesaddress gamesaddreS3 gamesaddress
I address E Reynolds 1237 Potomac PotomacStreet PotomacStreet PotomacStreet
Street northwest
CHURCHMEN PLAY PLAYDESPITE PLAYDESPITESHOWERS
DESPITE DESPITESHOWERS DESPITESHOWERSSt SHOWERS SHOWERSSt
St 3L Stephens Easy for Gun Gunton Gunton Gun Guntoil
ton Sixth for Wesley WesleyWEATHER WesleyWEATHER WesleyWEATHER
WEATHER CAUSED ERRORS ERRORSInfield ERRORSInfield ERRORSInfield
Infield Fairly Strong Except at Third ThirdGunton ThirdGunton ThirdGunton
Gunton Battery in Old Form FormEleven FormElevenErrors FormElevenErrors Eleven ElevenErrors
Errors in Monument Game GameThe GameThe GameThe
The Gunton Temple Champs in the theSunday theSunday theSunday
Sunday School League had an easy easything easything easything
thing of it with the boys b Sys > s from St Ste Stephens Stephens Stephens ¬
phens yesterday esterda and chalked up the thescore thecor thescore
score cor of o 11 to 2 2llain 2ltnin r rMain
Main and mud bothered the boys and andthe andthe andthe
the good fielding which was not in evidence evi evid6nce eId
d6nce d nce can be laid to this cause Errorswere Errors Errorswore Errorswore
wore scattered throughout the th game and anda anda anda
a good many were costly costlyVory casU casUVr costlyVery
Very Vr few hits were made of o ° either eitherthe eitherthe Hi1er Hi1erthe
the game out of reach of St Stephens Stephensboys S Stephensboys p cns cnsbos
boys down to four and Gunton secured severedseven securedseven s Ured Uredseen
seven from Ashley One of these was wasa wasa wasa
a threcbase thr eba hit by Asquith anti an another anothera
a twobagger credited to Langley
The l e boys bo from fromL L Dudleys pastorate pastoratewere pastorqtewer pastoratewere
were wer were out of the game from the first yes yesterday yesterday ps psterda ¬
terday terda They took first crack at the theball thebalJ theball
ball made a fizzle and were retired lu luone 111onE inone
one two three order by b the mighty Sea SeaThe SeaThe SeaThe
The Guntons then proceeded to run toe tnebases toebrues teebases
bases and made seven runs off of two twohits twohltt twohits
hits in their tJf lr half hal That practically put putthe putthe putthe
the game out of reach of St Stephens StephensThe f > tehens tehensThe t
The St Stephens outfield is weak The Theinfield TheInilelrl Theinfield
infield does fairly fnIrl well except at third thirdbase thirdbase thirdbase
base where five of the errors that were werechalked werechalkec1 1
chalked up were made madeSea madeSea madeSea
Sea and Speakman last years bat battery battCr battery ¬
tery tCr of the Gunton Temple team were wereIn weroIn werein
In their old positions and held St Ste Stephens Stephcns Stephens ¬
phens down to four hits striking out outeight outeIght outeight
eight men menWESLEY menWESLEY menWESLEY
WESLEY RUBBED SIXTH SIXTHIN SIXTHIN SIXTHIN
IN THE MUD BY 10 10T06 10T06Amid TO TOAmid 6 6Amid
Amid about the most unfavorable con conditions conditions conditions ¬
ditions possible the Wesley Weslt Chape and andSixth andSixth andSixth
Sixth Presbyterian teams in the Sunday SundaySchool Sundaylftchool SundaySchool
School Athletic Association BaseballLeague Baseball BaseballLeague BnsebllliLeague
iLeague League lined up on the Monument Lot Lotgrounds
I grounds yesterday afternoon In the second sec second sec9nd ¬
ond game of the championship season seasonAj seasont
t Aj Asteady steady rain beat down upon theplayers the theplayers theI
I players when Umpire Betts called play playball playI playball
ball and rendered the grounds unfit unfitfor unfittor unfitfor
I
for fast work When darkness oblig ¬
ingly called a halt in the fifth inning
Wesley Chapel was ahead 10 to 6 and andthe nndtile andthe
the few thirtythird degree rooters who whobraved whobraed whobraved
braved the elements and remained until untilthe untilthe untilthe
the cessation of hostilities wearily turn turned turned turned ¬
ed their footsteps toward home homeAided homeAided homeAided
Aided by errors by b the Sixth Wesley Wesleyearly WesleyearJy Wesleyearly
early in the game gained galn d a big lead the thescore thescore thescore
score at the end of the second inning inningstanUJng InnIngstan inningstandjng
stanUJng stan lng S TO L This lead the Sixth was wasnever wasnever wasnever
never able to cut down although it fin finished finI finished ¬
ished stronger than th n Wesley
I
CONSUMED BYA FIRE THATWATES THAT THATtWATER THATs i
WATER WILL HOT QUEHCffi QUEHCffiOnly QUENCflNW VERStIt VERStItOnly 1 1QUENCflNW s
Only those who have experienced the awful itching and andburnIng andburning v = li fe Via Viaitching r t
burning of Bczema EcZ ciema ma canjlcno can knoWjJow r how it 1t feels fe ls to be consumed by rr I Ifh S 5 5the
the fh blistering fiery acids agaig oozing < > ziig n out through th 9ugh the pores p < re5 of the thes hd if frtjiss frtjisst rrr If Ifs r > r
s skin t ln There rvt 1S i iwith s no other 1 skIn i dIsea disease a e that compares 1n in se severity enty L yll Xv xsr f fwith W Wwith
with Eczema czema It begins as a mere redness of the skin or orcomes v vcomes
f
comes in little watery blisters and pimples discharging a thin thinstick f fsticky I 1 1stlck o
stick sticky fluid which hardens into scabs and an d scales sc les leaving a arav rawand raw rawand J I Iand
and inflamed 1n amed surface as they th y peel off while 1 11e the itching I < hlngls is is isalmost J I Ialmost talmost
almost intolerable Eczema is IS the most vicious VICIOUS and violent ofall of ofall v vall
all skin diseases appearing in many different forms the dry dryand dryand r rkind
and scaly kind with brownish white crusts which gives gives b bpearance the skin a rough leathery ap appearance appearance ¬
pearance and producing sometimes painful painf l fissures and sores In other cases the skin skinhas skinhas skinhas
has 3 a swollen mist appearance with occasional profuse discharges of watery matterBut matter matterBut matterBut
But all the varieties and types of this aggravating disease are akin and a1 d are caused causedby causedbyif by byimpure oyimpure
impure if iPure blood and an overacid condition of this vital fluid that seems to set the skin on onfire onfire onfire
fire kindling a flame that water will not quench and an itching stinging eruption thatlotions that thatlotions thatlotions
lotions soaps soa p s salves and powders cannot cannotI cannotA
I f Dear Tlnnv CSve Sirs SirsIn T la the Vt A summer < f > T > nf of 1 1898 QQQ I T was rrr > c a attacked Xlrnr Trftll withsuppress withsuppress with withbecomes
suppress As A s th the e pOIsonous act acids d s In in th the e a breaking out whch doot doctors s said Was Eczema It cozL cozLblood I1l I1lblood
blood increase increase the eruption spreads and menoed on the inside of my arms rms and gradually sp spriad spriadThe act actb
The doctors who who examined me said they could cure it and andtreated andecomes
becomes b ecomes more angry looking 1 00 k lng and an d the theitching tb e treated me for some time but it grew worse all the whileitching whileitching while whileI
itching and burning more unbearable unbearableBczema I then wrote you and upon up n receipt r ooipt of a reply to my letter letterI le e eEczema
I got 8 8to of six bottles of S S S and began taking taking it according accordingto
Eczema is the commonest of all skin dis diseases ¬ to direotionseases directions directionsI cllreotlonseases
eases and the most aggravating and andtreacherous I had used four our and a half bottles before seeing any anyeffect anytr anyeffect
effect at all al 1 then thentha the Eczema seemed to get a great deal dealworse dealeac
treacherous tr eac h erous disappearing d Isappeanng at a t times ti roes then thenreturning t h en worse but Ikent I kept on taking the medicine and in three thretor thretorreturning or orfour orreturning
returning suddenly and in in a severer form four days d ys the eruption commenced to shed hed off I could coulcirub couldth couldbra
bran bra and this the end of the Sczeua Sczeuawarm Eczelaan
rub it off like n was
th than an ever It IS p particularly art ICU 1 ar 1 y b bad a d In in I t toolt oolt in all nine bottles and never spent that muoh muohwarm muohwarm
warm weather because at this Season the money for anything that did did me so much good good Have felt f feltbetter lt ltk
since I 63 old and wassa wassaextra wassS
S skin 1 k In IS is reac reacting t lng an and d 4U th the e bId Ul 00 IS is In making a 1 k lng better stiff tiff that in every I could way hardly walk am and was years compelled wassaskin to quit quitextra quitextra
extra effort tO throw off the morbid secre work but sinoe taking S S S have havo been on the go all th thj thtions tkt tkttime
J J G MoNAIR MoNAIRrions McNAIRGarth MoNAIRtions
Very truly
j j 1 i time ti e
rions tions and acid acidimpurities impurities that have been Ga Garth rth Vaaccumulating Va Vaaccumulating Vaaccumulating
accumulating accumulating a amonths during the long winter wintermonths wintermonths
months and there is is an overflow of the acrid matter and acid poison through the pores poresproducing poresprodt poreson
Pro Proapplications producing prodt cing irritation on and redness of the skin and all the terrors of Eczema Soothing Soothingapplications Soothingapplications
applications are beneficial and advisable but not curative because the seat of the disease diseaseis
is is in the blood and external or surface treatment cannot change bad blood into goodblood good goodblood goodblood
blood or purge the system of impurities Only a blood purifier can do this and while whiletreating whiletreating vhileI
treating treatin g the skin the blood must m lst be looked after or the disease is is sure to return when the theblood theblood theblood
I blood is IS again agaIn overcharged 0 with acids acidsS aCIdsS acidsS
S S S to purify and cleanse the blood and some nonirritating soothing salve or orlotion orlotion orlotion
lotion is the proper treatment for all forms of Eczema EczemaS
S S S has made some remarkable cures of this stub stubborn stubbom stubborn
born skin disease diseasecases cases that had become chronic from fromlong fromlong from1of1b
long g neglect or orguaranteed wrong treatment S S S is the only onlyguaranteed onlyguaranteed
guaranteed ° strictly vegetable blood remedy It is with without without
out a single singlethat mineral ingredient 1 but of r medicinal i roots rootsthat x xthat
that come from the fields and forests or Natures store storehouses storehouses storehouses ¬
houses S S S combines both purifying purifyinglation and tonic tone toneand c properties that enter into the circu circulation circulation circu ¬
lation and destroy desire Y the impurities and a aSkin at the same time tone up the general system systemSkin systemSkin
Skin diseases are after all only symptoms of impure impure and vitiated blood and external externalsigns externalsigns ternal ternalsigns
signs of disordered systems and when you cure the blood the eruptions enlpt eru bons ons disappear disappearIf
If you have Eczema or any blood disease sore or eruption write us and our physician physicianwill physicianwill physicianformation
will gladly advise 3 you ou and furnish any information m mthe desired without cost to you you Book on onthe onthe
the Ski Skiu B ang an its i it feease isease free g roe f THE SWIFT S SPECIFIC PEC IC G9PANY ATLANTA 4TLANTAs GAm GA GAI
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