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DETROH SctA liPrOniy luck can cannave canav
nave av tht DetroItMFIsorsrirom D troly I g r I9m a 1 shutout shutoutshjp shutoutin shutoUtin
in the thenhp sm yid f t f Ieptt l hamplon hamplonshp
shjp of thQ tl thorId thorIdTho ptor1d ptor1dX10 yiord j jTl
Tl X10 oCubVtealri Cn1i9 Cub ttM1m fBomvch te B 80 o muC much stronger otroncr NtrOngcas
as demototrtjjcdjnl demo demotIedJ t MJ jh J11 a four oqr contests contestsplayed contestspiayed
played laed that thojn thl y1wlUBurcly > will surely defeat der at the theJennings thl1Jennings thiJenn1t1a
Jennings SQUpdLn QUPd the final f1nl1lgame game un unIcsa
less Dame Fortune l rttinc stops tops Into the theco con contct t tteat
teat and an smiles sti1Uesnthcrn on fl them They haven avczt avcztthe t lhe f fthe I
the he ability nbUtt to win win J K single game from fromFrank tron1Fr fromFrank
Frank Fr nkChanc Chancas Chanc s sturdy men when the thlluck theluck J
luck breaks wlt with Chance Detroit has baitexnausted hasexhausted hIllSxnausted
exhausted > Its Jt resources r ources already and anilthe j jthe I Ithe
the the recordls record 1 three defeats and ore tie tl tieJennings
Jennln8 Jennings haanjt another chargp to fire flront fireat ftront j
nt the Nattoiiali attot1 atIoflML n Loaders L Lftuer e and a d the se series series e erles ¬
ries wlllv w1U < t0ftjiy totl tft6r uessriia 6SSr before beforestated betor betorItated botorstated
stated iuctoijomps h iuckiju1n8 c lju nP8 into the fray tro and andfavors anrllaYoroH andaror8
favors laYoroH aror8 tK0ctroItcrs tK0ctroItcrsJennlngs t1f rI IYdtro1tera IYdtro1teraJenningsPians olters oltersJ
Jennlngs J JenningsPians nningsI Plans ans Smashed SmashedThe Smashedlhc SmashedThe
The plrfns p14 pbtn of JIughey Jennings JenningS have havebeen hl1v hl1vbeen havbeen
been smashed at every turn since tho thebattle tholJattle thobattle
battle started last Tuesday Tu C2 day He has hasrot hasrot ha har1ot
rot guessed guesse right one single time Ho Horailed Hof311M Horailed
railed to t Aratftrf h he Chicagoans ChlC11 ans by b his hisdarIng hsdnrJng
darIng a ii4 A 3 4k4 i Jiedacdjd J1e o J jd to resort resortto resortto
to a hltU httt1idxWnther fcnttrciy nt1t rY his men fell felldown felldown I Idown
down mlscfJOilyJifeSad nil 1 J1i d tanked b nked on the thepitching t tpitching Ipitching
pitching of < AYildj Jlt BnJ Donovan 1ovan anrt anrtthe amithe nntthe
the Cubs slaughtered 81 h1sred him His left lefthand le1th1nd len2andez
2andez hand rrfaUodiTft t fall T pf qblKvGpprge q 114t Of9rfe Mullin Mullinwas MullinWas MuWnwas
was unsfble unt1Dlr W tYrrn tTrnOfu tmT tIfl trick He has hasnothing hasnothing hasnothing
nothing 18ft r rdf re nafcJbita hiJbit 3bit a liny Un faint hop hopthat ho hotht hope hopethat
that MulIlncsvIUoomc MuJllnIdlt C1Om oome back today too a and andslip antlslip
slip over one victory After that its itsthe I1sal ltaall
al all over overThe
The hM o j a nurprlsetl nurprlsetlthe urlcd urlcdthe
the worUT Tirthttic In TIv playing plllylUgo of the entlra entlrascries en enlr Urn Urnstrles
series Th3 Th < yfiaye ftR > mastererf mst rt1 the th Tiger Tigeri II e eltl
i Zit t every eez trfrit hf of 9 the game TJiey have havebfaton haobt
bfaton bt > aton them at hitUn hitting hittinand and fielding fieldln and andhave andhave
have ave outplayed outr outIaaod Irharti ih luint r l1ia us a baserunners baserunnersThey bfUjerunnersXh
They Xh hay la V bean b even e n superior In the thetattery thel theLttey
tattery l U y worK worInitd oJKJng nhd Detroit etroit has never neveronce ntWero
once o ce excelled exi1Ud > xl1il1 In ally nnr a dpnartment dtU ttment of ilia iliagame th hl hleamt
game gameDetroit eamtpetroit gautDetroit
Detroit Spirit Gone GoneThe Gonerhe GoneThe
The result of such a slathering slath > r1ng in inthree inthree n nthree
three straight days had rapped rap pod the thelighting thtl1ghtlng tl tllIghting
lighting prlf p rlt from the players of the theDetroit theDdrol the1etrolt
Detroit team For Fora a time t yesterday yesterdaythey eterda eterdathe
they the showod a a deal de l of fight It was waswhen W waslien 6 6when
when lien thoy were one run to the good goodand goodand goodand
and they the Immediately Immedlntd saw saw visions fstons of
tying up t U > the t e series while here and a ld
jjhUng f tihtn out o t the odd game next week
Hut when tho Cubs so easily pushed pushedover pU3hedover puhtdovera
over overa a counter onuploof of runs run the theTlgors Tigers were
through They The actually actuall quit and It was wasFoft waspoft
Foft oft for Or the Cubs lulJg then to pile 1 > lIe the re remaining remalnlng1 reznalningfotzr ¬
maining znalningfotzr four ur runs uiidwln a ± idwln by the big bl blScore
score of G to 1 1The 1The 1The
The Tigers T rs hope Is hanging by b a 0 tiny
thread threadtod today toda and they are depending
on George iiulUn MulUn inll1n to tnpresene preserve that
thread He will have to handle things thlngaWlth
with the greatastcare greatest cnrehowever however for Jf Jf4ie f
4ie Iie lets letaup Iet upfurl up fur1one f on one ne minute the Cubs are ar
sure to tognathe snapthe last Chance ChanceCubs chanceCubs hnnce hnnceCubs
Cubs Want WantF Four ur Straight StraightIn
In order to make It It clear to the world worldthat worldthat wotldthat
that they arc p ie the th best est in existence the theplayers thoplners theplayers
players of otthe the Chicagoes Chlcagoesare are going into intothe intuthe intothe
the batttotoday ivlUva terrible t rrible dctormt dctormtnatlon dctornunaUon detorniinaUon
naUon tQ win Dnandend Lft3 And end it all with four fourstraight rourstralsh fourStraight
straight i qf tetljtt t i flften fl11 n none of ot the thewiso thewi8e thewise
wise fanscanu fans nj92Ier holler n91 er that they won IL iton ILon ILon
on luck JAt Alcani A 1thitu atu could hardly be so
lucky as that th t Fo tour ou rvfctofle victories and one
tie should zhould4erdonstrato deniotustrato dcn1 zisfrato to the critics all alloyr aUO allov
oyr O ov r the thewoctd world that the Cubs arc the thegreatest theSTCntest thegreatest
greatest ball b l1ptlcrs players In the country and andcr
for cr that reason they are going olng to put
forth every effort to end it all today toda
Alanager Chance Is counting on send Clld ¬
ing 1nl MordecalBrown Mor Mordecat ecal Brown In the pitching p1t hlng box boxhe
todaY to clean up the series Brown Jays
he is ready readYt and his trainer Jack Me Ic 1
Corjnlck also also states that he nc ic believes
the great greatthreennger threefingered d twirler will go gothe
the limit and never flinch It such Js
the thccnslf1tJli cas casdTV1 < JTIlIu hdrd to see how iSetrolt iSetroltt Detroit
can win In even though lIul1Jn Js going
good for MuUln at t his best was aa never
the pitcher that Mordecal Brown is
Carl Lundgron who also has made
a grand record this summer Is well wellbegging
primed lor or the game today as well as
begging oeggin for the chance to get In It It
might be a bit safer to send Lundgren
In as he has been In fine condition for
some time and has been kept out of
the series serJ s this time simply because he
was not X3O needed neededOverall neededOverall neededOverall
Overall Beat B tJ Donovan DonovanBig on nDV nDVBig ab abBig
Big QvcBaiwoij Oet li w L superior imper1or to Wild
Bill Donovan JriTtholr Intholr second meeting
Overall OVCralI8Ji h > aaJtvpis cP the Q veteran Detroit
filngcr alf4frliie al alOifr l UWe nVthe tle contest here
He was pu tJt 1 1wanted hlor me because he
wanted s sdSi3aalY shadl1o < fl flthat fu provetl the tans I
that he couid cou couldTbet4i d fbe beat fJhe hB great American
Leaguer Chanceknew Chan Chance knew tne he was safe In L
using slng Overall because the big California
boy bo is in perfect condition conditIonS and was not
a bit Injured by b his struggles in the
opening game of tho series In fact he
says sas he could go In and pitch again to I
da day If i needed neededOverall neededOVerall neededOverall
Overall had more speed and more mor
curves cun es than Donovan The Detroit bat ¬
ters could gather but butfie five hits off him
and onlv three of these wore ore clean The Th
Cubs mode seven beauties off UVlld Wild I
Bill Each r rDetroit8 pitcher
gave ve two bases on L
balls OeraJl of course got a a 1It l1th le
better support and ndtheenU the entire e Chicago
team was as bdtt better In fielding than
Detroit8 was wasThe wa
Detroit DetroitItc DetroitThe
The Score ScoreDetroit ScoreDptrolt ScoreDetroit
Detroit DetroitJones AB R RoH H O A E
Jones U USchaafer 7t
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Schaefer 2b 2bCrawford 3 0 OY I 3 2 0
Crawford Crawfoi cf cfCobb cL 4 0 0 2 0
Cobb Cobbrf rf rfHosaman 4 1 1 4 0 0
Hosaman lb lbCoughlin 4 O 2 7 1 0
Coughlin CoughlinSchmidt 31 b 4 O 3 1 1 0 I
Schmidt c cOLearji 3 0 0 4 3 0 I
OLearji OLoaryss ss ssDonovan 4 0 0 3 2 0
Donovan p pTotals 3 0 0 0 1 1 1Totals I ITotals
Totals TotalsChicago 3 31 1 6 6 21 27 10 2 2C1llcago 1 1AB I IClicago
Chicago ChicagoSlaglc AB R H O A E
Slaglc cfT cfTSheckard cf t fill G 1 1 2 0 0
Sheckard She kard If 5 0 2 1 0 0
ChBJ1 Chance lb 3 0 0 U 0
Stelhfoldt 3b 3bKllrig 0 2 3 2 0
Kllrig Kl hi g c cEvers c 4 0 0 0Stelhfoldt 6 0 0 I
Evers 2b 2bSchulte 4 l 0 0 2 0
Schulte rf rfTinker 3 2 1 2 1 0
Tinker ss ssOverall 2 2 0 2 3 1
Overall p pTotals PTotnls 0 2 2Totals I
Totals 33 6 7 27 2741 11 11Detroit 1 1Detroit I IDetroit
Detroit 00010000 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01 1
Chicago 00 00 O 0020 O 20 2 0 2016 2016Loft Z 0 01 1 1vet 6 6Lft
Loft on bases basesDetroit Detroit 7 Chicago 6
nhreebase fclt ItCobb Cobb Sacrince hits
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Pitcher Pitc P itcher er Who Is Slated St ted to Work for forDetroit forDetroit
Detroit Today TodayJones To ay ayJones
Jones J Jb ones Schaefer Tinker Overall Stolen Stolenbase StolenseChance StolenaseChance
base b aseChance seChance Chance iirst ir base se on balls baJlsB baJlsBDonovan ballsBy By
Donovan D onovan 2 by b Overall 2 Hit by b pitch pitcher pItcherBy ¬
er erBy e By Donovan 1 First base on errors errorsDetroit errorsDetroit errorsDetroit
Detroit 1 Ciiicago 2 Left on bases basesDatrolt basosDetroit
Detroit D etroit 7 Chicago 6 Struck out oulJJy outijyonovan liy liyDonovan
Donovan Donov D onovan n 3 by Overall 6 Double play pla plaTInker
Tinker unassisted Time of game gamehour
1 hour and 10 minutes Umpires UmpiresSheri UmpiresSheridan Sheri Sheridan ¬
dan d an and O ODay Day De Attendance Atteadanee1L ndanrel1 ndanrel1t 11 i
t WORLDS W RLDS CHAMP CHAf P NOTES NO NOTESpst ES I Ipst I
Just pst before the game ame began b gaa Mayor MayorWilliam MayorWilliam aYor aYorVJ11lnni
William Thompson of Detroit present prosehthuge prQl5cntl presentd
l e d < 1 Manager Man er Je Jennings nlnt5 at the 1 piatc > lrtt a ah
huge h ge fldfSl IloThi oEll tiger UgaCand and a gold wa wapI tcl l1 on onb or orbhaif
behalf b hbtf of local iocaladmirers iocaladmirersDonovan admirers admirerDonovan
Donovan the hope of Detroit D troU rlgd rlgdmiserably raleCrnIrably tl8 < 1 1InI
miserably InI rablJ He was wu expected > pect to tostem atom 1Jtemple tl tltide the I Iide
tide t ide of O defeat but wu VH an easy 8Y inark inarkfor IlNIrJcCor inar inaror
for f or the Chicago sluggers sluggersDetroit sluggersDetroit
Detroit carried off premier honors horwr fo foenthusiasm ut
enthusiasm e Purchasers of admission admissiontickets adm lon I Iickets
tickets t began bganstreamIng streaming out out toward Den Dennet Dennet Dennet
net Park before 1 oclock clook Two hour hourlater hOUNlatpr houiiater >
later l ater there were cre four long lines wait waiting WAUIng waiteg ¬
ing l eg for the Uokct windows wlndowstoopen wlndowstoopenBasobaU to toopen toopenBaseball open openBaseball
Baseball fanatics of Blue flslanJ rslanJ a adistant adlfltnnt I Idistant
distant dlfltnnt suburb of Chicago res resrted r arted rt d to tojcarrler Locurrier h I Icarr1erpigecns
jcarrler carr1erpigecns pigeons to carry caIT the news of DClhc ifth ifthgameby the thegame
1IIDJI game gameby lC by by innings A pigeon p1ge n fancier ac accompnnlcd accomMnled accompanled
compnnlcd by fajor Cobel qobel and a mqn mqnber mqn mqnber mn mnber
ber of 0 fans took forty pigeons to the theball lheban thi thiball
ball park and turned them loose after aftereach c1tcroach aftc r reach
each inning to carry car1 the news of the thegame theGame th thgame
game Game to Blue Island IslandDetroit IslandDetroit IslandDetroit
Detroit yesterday witnessed the first firati firs
i worlds wo lds championship champlon hlp contest In twenty twcmt
years In 18S7 Detroit then a National aUonai I
League team with UI1 its famous tamousBJg Big th
Four in its lineup won the title de ¬
eating St Louis eleven games games to torour torourThe four fourThe tourThe
The betting before the game ame was 2
to 1 11n In favor of f Chicago After the con ¬
test the odds wore increased to 5 to 1 I
with very veryte few Detroit takers takersIfolt takersDetroit I IDetroit
Ifolt Detroit Detroit was was the first to score In th the thend
tou fourth th Inning Cobb hIt n threebaggcr
and nd tallied on Rossmans single tothe to the tb
left field The he lead
was a short one aa a
Chicago jumped out in front with two tw
runs in the fifth th inning inningYesterdays I inningYesterdays nlng nlngYesterdays
Yesterdays victory made It three thee
straight for Chicago While Detroit still stil
has a chance it Is so remote that even OVOI 1
the most dledlnthewool Michigan fans tansI fan 1
I have about given up hope hopeOLcary hopeOLca11 hopeO
OLcary O Icary had a splendid chance to dis US ¬
tinguish tlng lsh himself in the second half of
Detroits fourth inning With the bases base
f full ulf he struck out outBain outRain outRain
Rain threatened to stop etoptho the gatre gun gait e Um Umj Umplro I Iplre
j plro > iro Sherldon herld herIdttn n called time in the fifth
but butthe the shower passed over the grounds groundsand groundand rounds roundsand
and after fifteen nU on minutes Interval play pIn I f
was requmcd requmcdThe relSumcdThe roumcdThe
The official attendance attenda attendancewas cc was was announced announcedas announce d das j
as 11305 which is a record for 1o1 Ddtrolt t
but a poor second to the Chicago Chicagocrowds Chl a o ocrowds c ccrowds 3
crowds crowdsChicago crowdsCh1cngo
Chicago tallied six times on seven hits hitsand hilA hilAand hil n nand I
and two errors by Detrolt D trqlt while th thb La i
American League champions champlonsscorcd scored ono on onrun It Itrim i
run on five hits and aI1d two mlsplays by b y f
Chicago ChicagoCobbs ChicagoCobbs hlcago hlcagoCobbs
Cobbs sole contribution contrJb Uon in the batting battin g
line was wasa a threebase hit from which he hescored hcscored Ii ie ieacOred B
scored Detroits only run Stclnfeldt SteInfeldtI t
HQpqraan nQl man and Coughlin wore woretho the only onl y if
butters to make two hits hitsThe hitsThe hitsThe
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The series sorl s of games attracts as much muc h
interest to the race patrons at Windsor Winds Indsor
Park near Detroit as the races them then
s sslves lvoB A huge Scoreboard has been be
placed placed back of thr th > judges judk Udes stand 5t nd and as
the results re1 < uts by innings are posted postedIts postedIts
Its 1 t s a Hopkins Hopkinsmake Hopkinmak
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points p lnb of tailoring Our garments garmentswhen garmentswhen garmentswhen
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DETROIT Mloh Oct 12 121n In yester yesterdays yesterdays ester esterdays ¬
days game the Tigers allaround all aroun play o > lay laywas
was bad badOverall
Overall pitched good ball while Wild WI hI hIDIll
DIll was hit steadily The Tigers only onlyrun
run was earned being scored on Cobbs CO Cobbs bs bstr1ple
triple followed by Rossmans sjngle sjngleT1e
The ubs first rst two runs w were wer re the th re result r rsuit rsuit
suit of t an error errQr a walk a sacrifice sa rltc8 rltc8slng
sinjiriJ slng and a long fly fi
T f to e most glaring offense otren e by the Tigers TIgershaJ I
hapftinsd haJ t1d in the seventh Inning which whIchopened
opened by Schulte betlng out a hit hitto
to Donovan On the naxt play pla Tinker Tinkerbunted
bunted to Donovan pnd nd some one in Inthe
the Infield yelled to Bill to throw to tofccond
second He did trying to force Schulte Schultewhen
when It seemed eened with ev even n K perfect perfectthrow perfectthrow
throw his chances chances for getting his hlsman hlsmanwere man
were slim lIm Overall then bunted and
OLarv 0 Lurv threw badly to tho plate on onSlngls
SlaglVs grounder grounderHaJ
Had Donovan thrown to Ifirat first on onT
Tinkers T nkcrs bunt he would have have retired the theside
side without a run runAnother
Another Bad Break BreakAnother BreakAnothET
Another bad piece of work by h the theTigers theTItrll thoTigers
Tigers happened in tho same sam inning inningwhen nnllJGwhen
when Rossman found nb one covering coveringfirst cv ng ngfirst
first fi rst after he h had picked up Scheckards Scheckardsbunt 5chec rds rdsbunt
bunt buntThe buntThefielding b unt
The Thefielding fielding star tar for Detroit was Cobb Cobbwho cobbho obb obbwho
who w ho mftde a a couple of fine catches on online onJlnt
line fi ne hits and nI long flies fliesConsiderable filesConslderabh
Considerable fasting was shown by bymembers bymembers by
members m enbers of both teams toward each eachother eachother
other o ther This fact was noticeable when whenCobb whonCobb whenobb
Cobb C obb slid into Chance at first on his hit hitto bito
to t o Tinker in the first inning inningNothing InningNothIng
Nothing short of a wonderful spurt spurtand spurtand
and a nd greatly Improved form onn by b the thes theTlger theigers
aT Tlger T igers will ever give them a lookn looknas looktn looktns
as a s with 1th the t e Cubs three threecontest gam games > 8 tote totegood to tue tueood
good g ag ood they will enter Into the rest of tne tnecontest tneontest
contest c ontest with confidence which always alwaysgoes alwaysg alwaysdes
goes g des es to a a aWESTERN wining team teamA1GMTOOW
WESTERN MARYLAND MARYLANDAND MARYLAND1r
A1GMTOOW A1GMTOOWThe AND W UTOOAY UTOOAYrrhe r
The long delayed opening o ntng of the theGeorge theGeorge thIGeorge
George Washington season takes place placethis placethis piacI 1
this t his afternoon at V Vlic Van N Ness Pick yber yberiC ben benJ I
J lic e Hatchetltew meet m t Western Mary Maryland M41 M41I Maryand ¬
land landThe landrho l and
I The Western Maryland aggregation aggregationpresents agsrgatlonprescnts L
presents a formldaole lineup as XB XBshoTn vai vaiwhcn as assho 3 >
shoTn sho n when it held Dickinson to f9 1 in ina Ina Ir Ira i
a rtoent game at Carlisle CarlisleThe Carll8leThe CarlisleThe
The Buff and Blu lineup will be be en entirely enUrely antirely ¬
tirely different from that which west w Rt in inthe Intho ir irthe
the field against the Navy Yard team teamtferly tl4mIarly I
tferly t ¼ trly In the season nOn The team has b ben benIIrOgr8il61ng bee beeprogressIng n nprogressing I
progressing IIrOgr8il61ng rapidly rapid I under Ctach IJeU IJeUeons 1eU 1eU80ns aII
eons instruction and OtOm oromteei to make makea e
a a good shewing today tOdh The game will willstart willltart wil wilbtart I
start at 330 oclock oclockeGorge oclockeGorge oclockeGorge
eGorge Washington will probably line lineup tineup 11wup
up R JI follows Whitten loft end Al Alston Alston ¬
ston l luft ft ackle Brooks Brto > ka or Coudea left leftguaru leftIuar 2sf L
guaru guar Harralson cantor Holmes iiotnesguard right rightguard rJshtguard I
guard Sommers right tackle Nettle or orONeill orONeill o oONeill
ONeill rleht end McDermott or Max Maxty Maxt tsx tsxqUlrterback
ty quarterback Hough Ht IJh or h abbins bblas left lefthalfback Jefth lef lefhalfback t
halfback h ICback Gunning or Tulloss Isht half halfback halraclei halfback ¬
back aclei Bakf r or Hocten fullback fuJlbackTURNERMONDAY fullbackTURNERMONDAY
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Joe Turner and Young Monday Monda wres wresUcd I
tied twentyfive minutes at the Lyceum Lyceumlast LyclumIftst Lycourlast C i
last night nightwlthout without a fail failIt failIt
It was quite qulf a busy match more m mare rc or orless orleS o r
oI
less blood was as slopped over the stage stageTumor stageTumor stag I
Tumor sat down on aI ar Incandescent IncandescentbulbMn Incandescentbulb It t
incandescesft
bulbMn bulb In the footlights > oUlshts that went off offwith oftwith o owith ft C
with a noise like Rob Roy toy Maekoy ox oxpressing e x xpreslng
pressing an opinion llonda llrnday > was tossed tossedInto tosse d
into the he royal box and anI much cuticle cuticlewas cuUclewas cuticl e 5
cuticlf
was scraped off the arms and backs of orboth c cbotirathietes f
both botirathietes athletes to say a nothing of a drop dropwhlct dropwhl 3 3whlct i
whlct whl was was damaged to the extent of c f
16 rents eats and the great wrath of Gov Govcrnbr Go Gocrnbr
crnbr Kernan KernanV KernanVtho Kernanho
V Vtho hohad ho fohad had the ti1ebotte better r of the engagement engag engagemer ment
Is mru ara to c sa say There were no nJar nJarfaUs nv3alfalls J
falls ard the men were so O evenly ovenlymatched evenl evenlmatched
matched that neither was In serious seriot Is
danger Tney wasted entirely teo to much muc ii iitime
time tussling around off the mat where wherea whex e ea
a fall woula not no have counted and Jld In I l
future matches at the same sam place placewould It ttwoUld J
would bo well to arm Referee Pat Pat P
OConnor 0 Conner with a stout club with ivhic which iI
to notify noU y the gladiators that they are arcetUng ax 0 0ard
getting out of bounds ard the audience audienceout xe xeirHE
out of patience patienceHE patlehccl patlehccHE
l
irHE HE business world worldis worldJt worldis
Jt is too toobusy busy to stop stopand stopand
and judge a man manby manby manbypersona
by bypersona persona w wortha worthacasual o r t h a acasual
6 casual summary of char character character character ¬
acter must be made from fromhis fromhis fromhis
his appearance app arance and this thisis thisis
is 1 the supreme import importance importance importance ¬
ance of ofwelltaildred welltailored gar garments garments garments ¬
ments mentsWINEMAN mentsWINEMAN
WINEMAN ti Y
914 F St N W WJ
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EASTERNS E TEAM TEAMSHOWS TEAMSHOVYS
SHOWS EFFECTS EFFECTSOF
OF oI COACIUNGW COACHING
Wins W ins From Central by byBelter byB
Belter B tt r Old ofq and New NewFootball NewFootball
Football FootballFor
For tho first time JI sncc nce 1S87 when the thefootball
f football fo otball eleven from Eastern won the theintcrhlch Ulelutcrhhh
jj iri intcrhlch terhigh championship Eastern de defeated defeated ¬
f feated j ated tho Dark Blue and White team teamin teama
ii in a raggedly played but stubbornly stubbornlyfought stubborn1Yfought stubbornlyught
fi fought fo ught contest conte t yesterday afternoon aft rnoon by bythe
tl the th e small margin marglno of 5 to t 6 9Ihls
This is the second s cond time thai tba a a team teamtrom team
t from fr om the Capitol Hill school has ever eorlliitl
jt had ad the honor of humbling the prlle prlleof prJ1ect
o of Central In 97 it iook tw two > o of the themost
n roost m ost fiercely fiorcel contested guirfos in the thehistory lhehhtory thestory
h hi history story of interhigh Interhl h football for East Eastem
e ern ra to win the coveted title The first firstgame fil t tgame
g game ame that year resulted lu a 9 to 0 0seore 0ore
gsc
s score sc ore and the he seoond s nd went to the east easterners Basterners Eastrners ¬
e erners by b 4 to 0 0The
The victory yesterday wa was a big sur surprise
p prise rIse to the followers of both teams teamsand
e and nd makes the th winners strong con coo coottmdcrs
t tenders te nders 2or or this years arrs championship championshipCentrals cbILmp10nshlpC
C Centrals C ntrals defeat reduces the th chances of ofthat
t that hat team to u minimum for it IK to tob
I be b e remembered that the ptaying off of ota
E a tie In interhigh school sports is a athing atblnl
thing t unknown unknownCentral unknownentral
Central C < entral Outplayed ut ta d dThe
The Central team that lost Ol5t to East Easttrn 1
ern e m with perhaps one or 01 two excep exceptions
tions t was outplayed to the man by byCoach byCtach byeach
Coach C each Jim Kerrs Krr welttrained squad squadNot
Not N ot only were the 0 Streetera Street N outplayed outplayedin outpla ed edIn
in i n nearly near every way wa but th the winners winnersComonstrated winners winnerstmonstrate
Comonstrated d tmonstrate that they bad b been en well welldrilled weUdrtlled
drilled d < rilled in every department In all but butpunUng butunting
punting p In which department d tmunt Captain CaptainHamlUon
i Hamilton carried off ot the honors East Eastern Easlerrl ¬
ern e rr excelled Time after time on onfumbles onfumbles
fumbles f punts and forward passes pSseftJleh passeawhich
which Jleh went astray astra would the Eastern E 8tcrn 8tcrnm
men m n rush into a a scrimmage scrimmage and emerge emorgewith
with the ball and it te this one fact tacthlcb
which hlcb tells teU most clearly why Central Centrallost Centrallost
lost l ost
lostThe
The losers handling of punts punt a jnol aoet 1UMtImportant
Important i factor In the tbeil ii hew w game kamewas
was miserable On not more than two twooecasloRs
occasions did did the Central ontral trio playing playingbuck piayln 1 ylng ylngback
back for or kicks kl s retain retaiulseleaAer lie letuher Either EltheroJt Eithert
jt i t was wa misjudged or 4r r it was WA fumbled fumbledaid tumbledaad fumbledaxed
aid In every Jastance oftlUB ol lbJI kind it Itwas Ii
was an Eastern E stct1l map mnr why wh fell on the theball
ball ballEastern
Eastern Uses Forward Forw id Pass PassCentrl
Central attempted the forward lorW n1 paM pasabut paMbut pearbut
but once and failed Sasturn aturn sue sueCcded
cccded beautifully beauUrull in working this sen sensational sensational ¬
sational long pass p Ave ve times with withgains wittgains I
gains of from 10 1 to 30 0 yards tLrd In straight straightfootball straightfootball tralghtfootball
football also the losers were re to the thebed thee I
bed e In sharp contrast to to the all but butinvulnerable butInulnerable butnvulnerable
invulnerable I Interference Inte rence giv ilvn < n the
tinI
Eastern backfield the Central Ceutn players playersappeared playersppoared playerxappeared I I
appeared to know not the first rudi rudlmcnts ru
month of o this important phase When Wheninterference WherL I
interference was at times afforded a Ii IiDark L
Dark Blue and White player pla er it failed failedto tatlOOto flo I
to keep far enough ahead aho d or the man manwith manwith marwith
with the ball to give him room for In lndividual Intldual
dividual work in picking openings o eftlngs and andbefore andbefore anc i
before it had moved two yards it would wouldSO wouldgo woulcgo i
go down in a heap as a result resultStill rosultsun
Still Central team is badly handi handicapped handicapped
capped through the toss of several of ofits orIts o oIts C
its best men on the eve of the game gameThe gameThe
The loss of these the e men however bow boweyer eyer cannot cannotbe cannotbe canno cannobe t
be said to base been altogether altoget or respon responslble responsible rezponsible
sible for the defeat defeatLosers defeatLosers defeatLosers
Losers Were Game GameAlthough
Although Central was as outplayed outpl e < J ttoo ttoomen thomen th a
men from that school were far from fromoutgamed fromoutgamed Ii
outgamed On three separate occasions occasionsthe occasionsthe oecaslonthe S
the Dark Blue and White hlte eleven lIght fighting lIghting ¬
ing stubbornly and with spirit born of ofdespair otdespaIr o odespair f
despair held Its opponents within its itsfiveyard Itsfieyard it 5 5flveyard
fiveyard line At one time in the early earlypart earl V
Vr I
part parL of the first half and just after afterMartin r 1
Martin had been pushed over the un line linefor linefor e I
for Eastern Central showed a a flash of otwhat o f j jwhat
og
what it might have done Receiving Receivingthe Reeehlng1 Reeehlng1the Recelvin Recelvinthe g
the kickoff Hamilton Gripp and Mc McKeever Mcn McKcecr
Keever tore off toward a touchdown in ina ina I Ia n
a perfect whirlwind of end and off otrtackle of
tackle plays but after rushing the ball ballwell ballwell bal balI Li
well In Eastern territory territor a costly fum fumble tumble I
ble was made and Eastern again carried carriedthe carriedthe carriethe 1
the ball ban Into Central linos and an down to towithin towithin t 0 0within a
within fifteen yards of another touch touchdown I
down when wh n the timekeepers whistle whleUeended whieti whietiended Ie e e
ended the half halfThe halfThe halfThe
The Lineup LineupEastern LineupEastern
Eastern Positions Central CentralUutray CentraB 1
Murray L Bi B Henry Hour V Vli jr
Chaserf Chase L T Morsell Iorell IorellW li 1
W Farmer FarmorL > G J Eager EagerTrezzare Eag xc xcn r
I Trezzare C Vann VanniLoland VnnnI Van n
iLoland I LolandR R G GCoumbe GCoumbet 0CoumtWhitnoyH Coumbe Coumbei e
i t I Whitney VhUnoyR R T Wltten WlttenFItzhugh
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j I McGlffln 1lcGlftlnQ Q B BKenned BKennedM Kennedy L
f M L Farmer CL H BHamllton C CiMartfn CI I
iMartfn I R H B BMcKeever BMcKeeverI BMcKeevTouchdown McKeever McKeeverBrown r
Brown F B Gripp p I ITouchdown
Touchdown Martin Referee Ref ree Jack JackGass Jac k 1
Gass of Lehigh Umpire UmplreMr Mr Larkjn Lark1nof Larkj Larkjof m km i I
I of Georgetown Head linesman lIn linesmanMr manMr Mr Fo FoTime Foley F FIcy
Icy LlnesmenUossrs Dick of Ccx Ccxteal
j teal and rcElfresh of Calumet A C CTime I I1mc I
Time of halves halves20 20 minutes minutesSuits minuteswits
I wits Suits i to Order OrderBlack
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All wool voolto to order orderI ordertiorton
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ONLY ONLYfor i
ONLYIO for Mens Gen Genuine Genulne Germulne ¬
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be duplicated for forless forless torless
less than 513 513GQ3DYEAR Sl SlGOODYEAR 12 12nirnvi
nirnvi RAINCOAT RAINCOATCOMPANY RAINCOATUUULJiLMRCOMPANY
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TWO TOLOCALCLUBS lOCAL CLUBS CLUBSDIVIDE
DIVIDE HONORS HONORSC
Qplumbia C r lumbia Iu rnbia and Chevy Chase ChasePlayers Chaser
Players Players to Meptin MeptinSemiFinaJs Mept Meet1in Meet1infl in inSemiFinals
SemiFinals SemiFinaJsTwo SemiFinalsCalumbia
fl
Two Columbia men and JLwp two tsvo Chevy Ch Chevyase vY vYChase
Chase Ch Chth ase players qualified yesterday for forthe for I
the th e semifinals in the second round of ofmatch atmatch
match m thm thth atch play at the th fall tournament of ofthe otthe
the th e Columbia Golf Club ClubA ClubA ClubA
A S Mattlngly and L L Harbsn of ofthe ofthe
the th than e Columbia Club and andG G C Latterlyand Latrertyand Latterly
and an anCl d O Horstman of the the Chevy Ch V Chase ChaseClub ChaseCJub Chaseub
Club Cl Clvi ub meet this morning and the t e sur survivors survivors ¬
vivors vi vors will play off ot the finals this after afternoon afternoon ¬
noon noonThe noonThe no on
The same excellent weather conditions 1Condltlonsthat conditionsthat conditionsat
that th thvo at prevailed on Thursday again fa favordd favor a
vordd vor vo vow rdd d the thee golfers yesterday A light lightwind lightwInd lightind
wind w ind blew up u about 4 oclock that In Interfeveti Intcrteet
terfeveti te teal rfCed with tho players layers who had not notalready notalrcody
already al ready turned turn d In cards cardsDr cardlJDr cardaDr
alga Dr Harban played Ms usuaUy strong strongme
S game ga me defeating Tuckerman In the thomorning theorning 1 1mornlnS
morning m orning and aq4 downing Dalzell In the thoafternoon theafternoon
afternoon afternoonEynon afternoonEynon af ternoon
Eynon E ynon Slumped SlumpedThe SlumpedThe SlumpedThe
The surprise 8u rlse of o the day came when whenE whent
JT E t B Eynon whose work was the Zen feature te teture ¬
t ture tu re of Thursdays ThursdaYsplay play wa w was < s defeated
b by y Mattingly In the morning round roundoth
B Both BB oth players put up a steady game until
Bynon B ynon lost l06 on the ninth hole hOI by top ¬
ping P1 ng his ball on on the approach He took
five fI veS while Mattlngly Mnttlnglymade made it In four
Play was wa started this morning in the thean thendicap
t la randlcap an ndicap < 1lcap stroke medal competition competitionThe oinpcUUonThe
The T J he Scores ScoresFirst ScoresFirst ScoresFirst
First sixteen first firs round rotln rounk A S Mat Mattlngly Mattingly Matngly ¬
tl tingly ngly Columbia beat b 4t E B Byncn Col Columbia Columbia Calmble ¬
u umbia mble 1 up 19 holes George Borup N N NH NU
j H G C bent H T Harding Columbia Columbiaby Columbiaby
b by y default < Sam Dalzell Chevy Ch < ny Chase Chasebeat
beat b oat J C Davidson Columbia 3 I and AndY andL 2 2J
j L Harban Columbia beat W V Tuck Tuckerman Tuckerman Tuckraxon ¬
e erman raxon Chevy Chose Ch e 5 I and 4 4i G C Laf Letrty
f ferty fe rty Chevy Cl vy Chase beat George A A1clwor Acisver
Waiver W Wv cisver Columbia S and 3 O S Du
J vull v > kn Columbia beat N Thompson
C Chevy hevy Chase 4 and 2 O Horstman
Cu C Chevy C hevy Chase beat W v S Harban Col Columbls Calmbla ¬
umbia u j mbla 4 and and 3 A t Lard Columbia beat t
A A M Forrest PhlfA Philadelphia fJphla C C by
j dufault dufaultFirst dlltauliFirst efault efaultFirst
First sixteen second round roundA A S Mat Matngly Iat ¬
t tingly ti tiN ngly Columbia beat George orge Borup
N H G C 5 and 4 L L Harban liarbanolumbia
Columbia C olumbia b beat at Sam Dalzell Chevy < ev
Chase C hase t and nd 2 G C Lafferty Latrtsrt Chevy
Chase c hase beat E L Duvall Columbia 3 3aitd 3ahd 2
t aitd 14 1 0 Horstman Chevy CheV Chase beat
j A Lard Columbia 4 and 3 1
Second sixteen first round roundRoma Home C
C Van Lour Bannockburn beat b at J 1
Ciapp C iapp Chevy Chase 1 up L W
i Weaver Columbia beat J L McMInl Mc McMinan llnl llnlman
i man m mD an Chevy Che Chase 1 up 21 holes R Balseli i
1 Dalzell D alseli Chevy Che Chase beat E D Ca Carusl Coru Causi
j rusl ru r usi 1 Columbia 2 and 1 A H Duff Duffolumbia
Columbia C olumbia bent E P Gates MIn Mm 1fn C C cup Cup
2 up F E Donohue Montclalr C C Cbeat Ceat
j beat b eat W S Hlllyer Columbia 3 and an anlot 2 F
j M Talcott Ta1 tt Chevy Chev Chase beat H V Vanford
Sanford S anford Columbia by b default B Mld
j dleton dl d ieton ton Columbia beat CL C A Davis Co Caumbla ¬
j lumbia l by default A A D Leet Colum ¬
b bia bl In beat J Y l McKinley fcKinleS 9 to 7
Second sixteen slxt en second round roundL L V V
Weaver Columbia beat C C Van Lear LearBannockburn5 Learannockburn
J Bannockburn Bannockburn5 B annockburn 5 andt and 4 E Eo UI a I Dvtr > ufft Co G Gumble
1 lunibla t beat R Daltell Chevy Chase ChaseL
1 up E M Talcotf TaIcottthovy Chevy Chase beat b ba baF at atF L
F K Donohue Montclalr 5 and 3 A AB AB
j B Let Columbia beat B Middlcton MIddletonAnd 2 2ana I Ind
ana a nd I IThird
x
Third sixteen first round roundE E S Arm Armstrong Armstrons Armtrong ¬
strong s Salt Lake C C beat D K KTackson h hackson
Jackson J ackson Columbia and 4 J H Hess HessBaltimore HessBaltimore
Baltimore C C boat O H McAdam cAdam
Columbia 4 and 3 T M Horn Colum ¬
bia beat D C Taliaferro Columbia 3 3and 3and a and
and a nd 2 t B Lewis Chevy Chase heat P W
Lembkey Columbia G and 5 D T
Weaver Columbia beat A Parker
Chevy Che Chase 2 and 1 L J Jay Ja Morrow
Columbia boat T P Moran Columbia Columbiaand
4 and 2 F F Greenwalt Columbia
beat ben R Woodruff Columbia 1 up John Join I
Brawner Bannockburn beat t R H Lit ¬
tle t ie Columbia 3 and 2 t Second round roupd
JS S Armstrong Salt Lake C C C beat ben t
J S Hes Baltimore C C 4 nnd 3 I t
R Lewis Le ls Chevy Chase beat T M Is L
Horn Columbia 6 and 4 J Jay Mor for forrow ¬
row r ow Columbia beat D F Weaver Co ¬
lumbia l unibia 6 and 5 J Brawner Bannock ¬
burn beat F Greenwalt Columbia 4
and nd 3 3Fourth 3Fourth 3Fourth
Fourth sixteen sIxteenFIrst First round G T I I
Smallwood Columbia beat W McKally MCNaU
2 and 1 A A B Shelton Columbia beat be
F S Appleman 6 and 5 G L
Thornton Columbia beat P D Hills C I
Columbia 3 and I 1 A WIn Winter tot Columbia
1 beat b oat C H Weaver Columbia 5 and 4 I S So t
Harris Columbia beat J J T Hough Co C
l lumMa 3 and 1 H QHphant Chevy Chevyfault Chev j
Chase beat R Donaldson b by de d
fault E S Davis DavIsColumbla Columbia beat W W
Eynon Columbia 4 and 3 O H Wood VOpd Vop
Bannockburn beat A C Johnson Z
and 1 L Fourth sixteen llxteen8econd Second round
A A B Shelton Columbia beat A T I L
Smallwood Small ood Columbia 4 and 2 A Win ¬
ter Columbia beat G L Thornton Co ¬
lumbia 1 up HOHphant H Oiphant Chevy Chase Chad e
boat Sam Harris Columbia 5 and 4 E EBannockburn
8 DaI DavIs Columbia beat o H Wo WOOd
Bannockburn 7 and 5 5Consolation 5ConsolationFirst 5ConsolationFirst
Consolation ConsolationFirst First sixteen E B I I
Eynon Columbia beat H T Harding Hardinglumbia
Columbia 3 and 1 J C Davidson C0
I
lumbia beat bt > at W R Tuckerman Chev Chevu Che
Chase 4 and 2 G A Weaver Colum
bin la be beat = 1t V lt 1 Thompson u Chevy Chase a
luPn 1 up 21 1 hSeiHn hSeiHnS holes W S Harban Columl Colum
bia beat H T Forrest by de d
fault faultConsolaUonSecond faultConsolationSecond
Consolation ConsolaUonSecond Second sixteen J T Mc M
Mlnnlman Chevy Chase beat J c
Clapp 3 and 2 E P Gates M Is
C C beat E Carusl Columbia 3 and ae j
2 W W v S Hillyer Columbia beat H AT V
Sandford 6 and and4 4 3 J T w W1ev McKln I
ley lev Columbia beat C A Davis Daot by ae 5
fault ia lt S SBASEBALL
BASEBALL AT T ACADEMY ACADEMYIf
If wonders happen and Chicago Chlca o fails failsto rallsto a is isto is
to take the fourth straight game from fro ma maDetroit n
Detroit today necessitating another anothl er ergame r
game tomorrow there will be a repro reproductron rope 0 0duction c
duction of the Sunday game ame me at t th the N NfW Na > w a aAcademy v
Academy An automatic diamond and a aspcc1al aspecial a
special wlr wire Ireo giving ghl1 every play as s it oc 0 0 0will i
curs will enable the Washington Wll3hln ton fans tansto lax na nato s
to s sec o the ho game almost as a well w eli as S If Jfthe ifthey t
they the wore holding down a seat at the theChlfago U 10 10Chicago B
Chicago grounds
PREP P REP MEET WON BN BNBY
RV m BY GLASS n uLAoo AQQ nr Ur OF no uy uyprist 09
prist fir F iit t Annual nlua Interclass InterclassMeet Interctass InterctassMeetalronounced InterclassMeetaRronounced
Meet Meetalronounced Meetalronouncedt MeetaRronouncedSuccess a Pronounced PronouncedSuccess
t Success SuccessThe SUCCeS1ie
I
The 1ie class of 09 09oarded carried off ortth the hpnuis hpnuisIn hn6tlthe hn6tl hnern
In I n the first interclase moM me t eC the theGeorgetown tMGeorl
Georgetown Georl G < eoretownFxep otownPxep Prep School hold atGeorge atGcorgetown atGeorgetown
town t own FlolA rIII yesterday afternoon atternMnho
The ho qlass QJ s of J66 fI6 scored sOOr d a tatal of a Ii Iipoints
points points p oints and 03 of stood second cond with a atotal
total t of 3C 3CT 3GT
T Smith scored 30 points for tho win winning wlttnlng ¬
ning fl ing class cli1 i and he was w s eas41y the InAl 11141vidual inii
vidual v idual star The seniors gave a a hard
rub r ub for tho relay relay race but the latter latterwon
won the event by a narrow margin
Although A the track tta yesterday was slow
the t he time was good ood In view ot the con conltlons
dltions d ltlons and tho meet conclusively showed showedthat wed wedtl1at
that the Preps are In possewrton posaee ton of ofmaterial ormltertal
material which only needs nQedsdiVeiopiD developing dvoloPinj to tomake tomake
make an excellent showing owlng in the indoor indoormeets ioo I O
met m meets eeta thip thI winter winterAc
Ac A n Annual Event Event7t
7t is the purpose of the athletic athlQUc aw awthorities
thorities tnot1t1rs t at the t e Prep Pr p School to lurid OId Jm Jmannual n nannual
annual a Interclass meet A kftadsonfe kftadsonfebanner
banner b anner was presented p ontod by SpnWIngr A ABro 4Bro
B Bro ro to the winning class and this will wfllbe w 1
be b e the trophy at stake in the annual annualcompetitions annualcompetitions
competitions competitionsThe competitionsThe c ompetitionsThe
The events yesterday yester ay were pulled off offwithout ort1thout offwithout
without a a bitch and and those ia charge chargedsserve ehrkeduerve chareeserve
dsserve d eserve credit credit for or the way wa In which wiltchthe whichthe whichthe
the affair was handled handledThe handledThe bandiedThe
The sumarlcs sumarlcs60yard sumarlQS6Qard sumarIE60yard
60yard dash duhFirst First heat First T A ASmith ASmith
Smith second Ed OKetiy Time L2 L2seconds U8Conds LIeconds
seconds s Second heat First Simpson Simpsonsecond StI StuepeOnecond 1MlOn
second scc s nd McDermott Time ft4 seconds secondsThird secondsThird ac nd
Third heat First First Flel Flelschmaa chmaB second secondMcCormick 3eco secondMcCormick c1 c1rcormlck
McCormick Time me 64 Go seconds Final Finalhrat Flaalhrat 1R1hat
hrat First T A Smith seejod seejodIFleischman secuodFleischiflau ee4 ee4FJelschJIlan
IFleischman third Simpson Time 12 12seconds I Iseconds t2secomids
seconds seconds60yard secomids00yard secondstJO1rd
60yard hurdles hurdl hurdlesFirst First heat Dead heat heatbetwen at atbetwien t tbetw
betwien betw n Bloom and W V Slttardlng won wonby wonb wonby
by b W Sitterdlng in runoff Time 82 82seconds S Ss Sspeonds
seconds s onds Second Socon heat First T F A AondsT ASmith ASmith
Smith second E OKel1r Time S sec seconds eecowls
ondsT owls Third heat First McCormick McConnleksecond McCornsIcICsecond I Isecond
second E Tlerney Tlorne Time 9 seconds secondsFinal secondsFinal j jM
Final heat First T A Smith second secondMccormick COnd COndM
M Mccormick Cormick Connlok third W Sitterdlng Time Tb e I
81 seconds secondsseconds secondsJ seconds220yard I
220yard J ard dunFirat heat F1rst F1rstBloom YirstBloom
Bloom second McDermott Tlmet Tlmetseconds Time 4 4seconds
seconds Second heat First Ham Hamsecond Hammo Hammond Hammondsecond cl clsecond i
second T Smith Time 2S 2 seconds secondsFin secon4sFlal secondsFIxzl
Fin Flal > 1 heat First T A Smith second secondHjumond HCOndHIumond secondHtmnond
Hjumond third SIcDermott Tim TlIIK 26 26seconds J5seconds 3 3seconds
seconds secondsfeet secondsRunning secondsRunnIng
Running high jum jumpFirst > FIrst Gaughen < adum adumteet 5 5feet
feet second Fleischntan 4 feet u 11 li lies bach baches inchOs
es third Wlesor VlesorI 4 feet 10 inches inches12pound Inchespound incheslipound
12pound pound shotput shotputFirst shotpUtFirSb1CQUIL First MeQuaU MeQuaUfeet 35 35fce 3 3fee
feet fee S inches second econd OConnor 0 nor C Z f teet t
1 inch third ThlxtOH 31 feet 2 mates incfcaeRwming tMitesRwnlng matesRunning
Running broad jump jumpFirst First Thtrtuo ThtrtuoleeriJHl
16 fft Wz 2 inches seconc1 secon G Gsts 11 11t lbfeet
leeriJHl t feet 11 tntilies heB third Flehichman F li life lbfeet i iteet
fe feet t 7 Inches Inches100yard IncbestOOyard Inchesloyard
100yard dash da dashMidgets hMldflett Midgets ftnrt S Sdoya Se Sell1d See Seedoyc
doya seconS F OBrien OBrl tnlrfi thlr D DCoursey Dtt DttCourse DeCoursey
Coursey Course Time 131 seccnds seccnds220yard socndLzmomard
220yard 1 > > yard dash dashJunior Juniors fln ftnttH liret H 3fc 3fcFaddra Ke J I
Fadden second Leteher t utr t1I rd OQala OQalahanv O 0a 0ahan abL abLhan I
hanv han Time Time 3 383 3 seconds secondsl0ynrd r r0ard
1 l0ynrd 0ard nrd dash duhFlrst First T A SaMlK fiijt N NRnd a aand e eand
and Sotterdtng third HataUp TJaie Time
12 seconds seconds110yard s seconds110yard nd ndnUooad
110yard nin 1UnFlrst First T A Swt SmJtII sc sconfl eeCend Meon
end on OKely third W SetteriMng SetteriMngFat SettertdnJat Setterdhgiat
Fat at mans race 100 yr YrdIIPInlt YrdIIPInltBloom yedSFkStBloom < d > rFiT t tBloom
Bloom second C lanway nway thInS OCon OConnor mYConnor C4M C4Mnor ¬
nor Time 12 1 seconds seconds8S secondsSMtUd seconds8i9yard
8S SMtUd yard run rFIrst nFlrst First Klns Kingllty ly esead aeoCft4 aeoCft4Scully aeendScully eseadScully
Scully Time 2JBl 2JBlClass 2J1Class 2ZlClass
Class relay rela halt mile mIleWoe Wo Ott by Sec Second tieoond Seemid ¬
ond Prep second s nd First Prep third thirdThird tjtrdThird thirdThird
Third Prep Time 144 144Mile LHJUc 144Mile
Mile JUc run ruFlrat First Vannerman VannttnnanlL second secondM
M lL Smith third Murphy Tiw Tillie In btlThe U UThe
The cdlcirle were as follows < rnows Referee RefereeDr RefereeI RefereeDr I
Dr I > r D E Wlber clerk of course couMo W V C CThatcher CThntcher CThateher
Thatcher timers W G Stewnrt a and aaclJfUI1es andJames tl tlJames
James Cohen track judges Montaom Montaomtry MontpMI
try I and Lyons L On n ftetl fiei > ll judges Prof Proc1orce
Joyce J T F Carlin oiHcial scorers ra p
J T Dolin V V A Corcoran assistant assistantclerks a assistantclerks st iant
clerks of course E J Crummey CrUmm6 John I
Duit marshal Charles P McArdte eArdle Jr jcPolnlsSttOltd JrPointsSeroztd
Points PolnlsSttOltd Second Prep 57 5 First Prep Pre 36 S
Third Prep Pr J 20 21 Fourth Prep 3 3The 3CANOE 3CANOE
CANOE CLUB HOLDS HOLDSSMOKER HOLDSSMOKERTONIGH1
SMOKER SMOKERTONIGH1 SMOKERTONIGH1The TONIGHT TONIGHTThe
The opening smoker of o the fall season seasonwlll COBOIwili j
j will be given tonight in the pretty home homeJ horn hornof
jof J at the Washington Canoe Club just justt justI jus It Itabove
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I I Two years ago the entertainment com comI coalmittee I
I mitteo of the club adopted the policy of ofgiving o ogiving I
J giving a a series of musical smokers and andt an d
I t darces d r in the winter months in order orde ordetlat dr r I II
i thnt tlt t the 125 members should keep to toI together tc tcgetiter
I I gether during the cold weather when whenboating whenboating whe a aboating
boating is out of the quevtion qu Uon Tn The com commlttue committee I Imittee
mittee having met with so much hearty heartycooperation heartycODJernt1on heart heartcoogeration
cooperation and success has decided to tokeen tokee t tkeep
keen kee keep > > the good work up and n make le these theseafTMis theseafJohs the theafflrs
afTMis a feature of the club policy poUC policyThu I IThu
Thu musical program promised romlseI tonight tonightIs tonigi it itis
Is excellent and the ball room of the theclub ti te teclub
club with its big open fireplace should shouldbe shouldbe shul Id
be taxed to its utmost rapacity MpacttytO to hold holdthe holdthe ho hothe
the members and their the guests cSts On the theprogram theprgram tI tIprQglam r rposed
program will be the Apollo quart quartet at com composed composed con ¬
posed of Messrs Mosher Moe at Rodrlik Rodrl k HoI Holland HoIland Ho Holand ¬
land and Myers Iersi Ernest Schayer Cap Ca
Morsell lror cll Charles J T Murphy Iurphy Do DorlAld mid Mc Mi MiLeod Jc
Leod orchestra J A McCfferiy McCUen Wfll W l lClabaugh
lam Ciabaugh Philip Scantling Santlin T F
Brocke Amiss jr wjth Harry Wheato wb to
Howard at the piano pianoThe pianoThe
The members of the entertainment enterta1nm entertainmexcommittee nt ntcommIttee
committee who have charge alSo of them theesocla1 time times
social s cIiil features f ltures of the th club are Well L I
WJiipple chairman Jtfek r ck LaGorce L I r
F EbeTbook W R G G1Tett rr tt T Arthur Arthur Arthx
Smith and W V B Whl1 Vhhpl pIe
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and danger attendant D upon uponthe upo upothe O Oof
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danger incident incid to the ordeal makes its anticipation one of misery mis ry P PMotaers j
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by its use Those who use use this remedy are no longer despondent or orgloomy arglaomy o r rgloomy
gloomy nervousness nausea and other distressing distrcssin conditions are areovercome ar e eovercome
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serious accidents so common to ths tr n critical criticalhour criticalhour
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says many who have used it IOO per perbottle er erbottle Ii Iibati1e
bottle at drug stores Book containing containingvaluable containlngvaluabIi containingvaluably
valuable > information of interest to all women will willbe willbe
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