8 THE WASHINGTON TOTES WEDNESDAY ATTfiFST It 10 1910Crack 1910Crack 1910
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Crack Oarsmen From All Over the Country Are Arriving for the National Regatta ga
VISITING OARSMEN HERE HEREFOR HEREFOR HEREFOR
FOR NATIONAL REGATTA REGATTANewOrleans REGATTANewOdeaos REGATTANcw
NewOrleans Ncw < Orlesns St Louis and a d Cambridge Are Represent Represented Rep sertt sertted ¬
ed on Potomac But Principal Influx of Crews Is IsScheduled IsSc IsScheduled
Scheduled for Tomorrow TomorrowRegatta Regatta Gossip v
The real Influx of visiting oarsaaea oarsaaeafor oraMeafor i ifor
for the thetomac national Uoaal regatta en b Po Po Potomac i itomac
tomac will begin 1 this evening eveningWith eveningW I IWith
With W ith the exception of toe crews crewsfrom aewal aewalfrom crewsfrom
from New Tor York Baltimore Bore and Philadelphia Phila Philadelphia PdIadplpb ¬
dplpb delphia all of toe crew en which wJa1dae ar arexpected ore oreexpected
expected e pected are already on their way wayand WQand wayand
and by tomorrow noon most of efs the theoarsmen tbeCart theoarraen
oarsmen Cart > meD wW have y beeR over the tbecoarse thecoarse thecourse
coarse off the Speedway SpeedwayClaude Speed SpeedClaude SpeedwayClaude
Claude R Zappone who to Washing iaWaalablctons Washingtons Washingtons ¬
tons representative on the tileboard governing governingboard governingboard
board of the National Association As1IOclaUoaAmateur of ofAmateur ofAmateur
Amateur Oarsmen was busy y last Letnight lasttbe IaIItJ
J a n cos Ing an anthe arraagemos far farthe
the housing of all those tJa08eWlto who are ex expected expectecl arc arcpetted ¬
petted pectedIt
It was expected that no trouble troubletestants Ieuld trsshlewould
would < uld 1 experleaee4 fa having con coatf contestants
testants tf > tants put up at the three threehouses threehou threehou
houses hou 5 here hereFot Potomac aac Analostan taD and andGeorgetown adGeorgetoWJtI gadGeorgetownbut
Georgetown Georgetownbut but t the entry list listswe11e4 has hasswelled basswelled
swelled to such proportions that it itso it ithr
118 hr s been found 1IiK aeeeassry to erect a a1rOc11 aneural
neural teat next door to the Pototae Pototaehouse p phoase
house where all OIL the late rtaJa rtaJaill arrtvalswill
will ill place their shells The teat will wID1e willlie
1e erected this evening Del will M Marraa bero
so arranged arraa that the oarsmen will be 1Mable beable beable
able to ship their shells elb from the Potomac Po Potomac Petomae ¬
tomac floatThe float floatThe AoatTIae
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The already aIread7entry thocoog thoroughly > dy nps igptcaeaiUU + ssentattve ssentattveentry e eentry
entry list was added to towhen lag late a test night sightwhen nightw
when w hen a wire was received tree Toronto Torontoof rorcteCai9lda TorontoCatads
Cai9lda annotmcing that Fred hopper Lepperof
of the Den Bowing Crab as would be here hereto liento heto
to ccjupete to the tileIn senior singles singlesIn
In the Canadian championships M p < i fa at St StCatherines 8tCatherines StCatherine
Catherines s nut week Lepper X epper won the theassociation dieas theassociation
association as stogies and is generally Byctded con conceded conceded ¬
ceded to be boat the fastest last single singlesculler 8IDcIeBeuller slopesculler
sculler hi the Dominion ToIn Although he hewill lieill bewill
will ill face one of the classiest fields that thating tJauhas thathas
has ever assembled an nllMd for a single xuD xuDlog aeuUing
ing event MeIIt at a national regatta Lapp Lgpar Lgparis at atis
is looked upon as a most tUnder dangerous con contender contender ¬ I
tender hi the race which carries with withIt witht
It t an international title titleJ aueI
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J E Battenfield H Battcb M placed his speedybeat speedy IIIIIIIY1K speedyThe
1K beat at the Gray Bat at the dtaposal of ofThe ofThe
The Tunes yesterday and a a1nspectIoa thorough thoroughInspection th nouh nouh1nsped
1nsped Inspection o of the national course CCMII8emade was wasmade wasmade
made madeOne madeOne madeOne
One of the principal objections to the theselection tJaeIt theselection
selection It Itction of tile stretch off the Speedway Speedwaywas Spe 7 7as
was as that in case a wind was blowing Mowingthe blowingth bIo bIot
th the 1f water would be so ruffled that good goodroving goodroe < ood oodxotng
roe roving ing would be impossible bDpo8s1 1e bat if the theconditions tJaeconditioDa thecorditiooa
conditions yesterday can be taken as a acriterion acrttErion acriterion
criterion no trouble will be beW experienced experieaoedWide experiencedWhile
While W ile somewhat rougher than the theGeorgetown tbeGE theGeorgetown
GE Georgetown < rgeroAu course the Speedway Speedwaystretch SpeedwayJltretch Speedwaystretch
stretch is considered especially good COOI1t as asIt m mIt
It will be a more seven test of true trueoarsmanship trueoarsmaMblp trueoarsmanship
oarsmanship without being so furrowed furrowedas
as to in inWith interfere with d n WiIIglth rowingWith
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With lth the entry of Q Lepper the list for forthe forUle forthe
the big regatta tta is Drought up to seven seventyfour 8eTaItfour seventyfour ¬
tyfour representing ft twentysix tweDty dubs dubsTwo eluIMII eluIMITwo dubsTwo
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Two II v niters and a fouroared I crew crewarrived CftJWarrived crewarrived
arrived yesterday yesterdayFrom yesterdayFrom yesterdayFrom
From the River Side dub of Cam Cambridge Cambrid Cambridge ¬
bridge e Mass JI Ms came Scuuers Scufl ers Carey CareyFaulkner CanyFaulkDer CareyFaulkner
Faulkner and Frank Davy who win wfllrow Irow winrow
row in the association r ntmjai while whflefrom wIdIefrom whilefrom
from St Louis arrived the Mound CityRowing City CityRowing CItRowing
Rowing Clubs four to charge of CoachJim Coach CoachJim eoetaJim
Jim Wray WrayWray WrayWray ray rayWray
Wray is the coach eee b of the Harvard Harvardcrews uarantCnws Harvardcrews
crews which have made such a clever clevershowing clever8hoing clevershowing
showing against Yale for the past three threeyears threers threeyears
years rs One of the handicaps under underwhich 1IIMIerhleh milerwhich
which hleh Wray labors at St Louis is IIIO a apoor apoor
poor r course ut5e on which the tide is so sostrong eostrong sostrong
strong that it is practically practkaJyo impossible impossibleto
to o get true tru time on a crew crewflfflllS erewNATIONALS crewNATIONALS
NATIONALS NATIONALSt SPLITWITH SPLIT SPLITSITU
SITU t 1TH CLEVELAND CLEVEUiAfter
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After Being Beaten in Open Opener
er McAleers Men Win WinSecond WinSecond WinSecond
Second Game GameThe
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The TTaiihtintiiiM W bens fc m wilt even eveadcuble m a adcubteIiender adoubleseder
dcubteIiender dcuble with WIllaca Cleveland jurtudaj yestedayk jurtudajlosing I I1os1ng
losing k sing tie U e ttrst game 7 te J L Lthe and andthe wtog wtogthe
the see 1 to teThe e eThe t tThe
The first game was Cy Young an the tileay theway theway
way ay and the crafty old man held the theXatlonals theIatleeals 1 1latJo
Xatlonals a1s to six hits while Doe Retettng Retettngas Refs ing ingaas
aas as lambasted ed for a total of thirteen thirteenAinsmitb tIdrteeILAlnsmith tsfteemAlnswth
Ainsmitb the new catcher catcherout worked workedout woikedout
out in n the first and was the victim of ofBtagc ofstagP ofstage
stage fright in the opening rounds Ida htopleasing Idalea binplsaing
pleasing mr was the stashing triple which whichmen wtdebmen whichmen
men all out of shape What was most mostpleasing mo moDleasing
pleasing 1 we athe slashing o g triple which whichbe wIaJdahe whichhe
he got off Young YoungOtey YoungOtet I IOtey
Otey the Norfolk N twit twiiha was given givencbaece givena J JII
II cbaece after Bemttng and beat beatslashed Meal seen seenslashed
slashed to ribbons and despite poor poorphysical poorphy poorphysfal
physical lcal er condition dttloa did well for two twoan twoand I Iand
an anscratch and onet ltoziags awing but ll81 ll81scratch ere ereScratch
scratch hit hitWashington nn nnWashington I IWaa
Washington Waa got together te tile tileround lot lotround ssntround
round r gad ad with three hits and a 0Wecharity little littlecharity j jcharity
charity charityscorei et Yews Y part thraaagod to toscore i
score a ran
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The Sow SowSnt SeeIe rst rstPtah I IG
Ptah Snt Game CastCleveland GameCleveland I Icteve1aD4
Cleveland ClevelandTurner AILIt AB L II PO A Aj B Burner
Turner urner Sb 3B SS S SStoall I S 1 1StOaJ1 3 3btovall
j Stoall Ib i 4 4Oraney lID 1 1 11 1 1Graney 1Graney
Graney If S Sl 1 1 1Lajoie iLajoie
l Lajoie ajoJe 3 4 4Kaoterly 1 t I IEwterly 3 3Eaaterly
Kaoterly c e 4 4Niles I Z f r 2 2SUes d dNiles
Niles rf S SBirmingham t s S SBirwfW iBirminghaan
Birmingham BirwfW ef 41 4 1 gBall S ft ftBall SBall
Ball ss a t < a 3Rath i iRath tRalb
Rath 9 9Toung Jb I 1 1 1Y 1Young
Young Y UDg p Po S STotals d I ITotals I 4 I ITotals
Totals TotalsTotals 3 7 33 ii iiu 2i 3 3y1
y1 u aabtto Abp H ftA > 1Ii A WMilan It ItMtlaD
Milan cl t tKil11ter 4 4XilUferr
Kil11ter a 11 1 4 S SElbertell1 SElberfeid
Elbertell1 ib4 4 I I 1l 1lConroy 2 2Conroy
Conroy If 4 I 1 1McBride 1 f I IMcBride
McBride as 1 1 1 1Gessler
Gessler rf J s i I 1 1rnglaub 1Vnglaub
rnglaub 1I 1 W 1 1Ainsmite S SAinsmltt
Ainsmite euu C a 1 1Rtsling 2 1 1Rts1tD
Rts1tD < p 2 1 i 1 1Otey 2Otey
Otey uu 1 1 1Totals 1 1Totals
Totals nn SI SICleveland 1 i si li > s sCleveland YCleveland
Cleveland J 1 I 13 s I I j e7ScasWngtOn jWatdallgtdla 7 7Washington
Washington t 500 I lr1 lr1Twobase 11Twobaae 1iTwobase
Twobase hits IdIaBh bitsHirsogham Btmiliigliaia TOIlIng TornigThreebaae TOIlIngTb TsengThreebase
Threebaae Tb d1sEaateIi7 hits d1sEaateIi7Sacrlfke Easterly EasterlySacrifice Nhtseitb NhtseitbSacrifice
Sacrifice hits hit hitsTong Toumt T Bath BathfiyGrantY at h SacrificeflyGr Sacrifice Sacrificefly
flyGr fly fiyGrantY Ortn ney nr Stolen St Std bases baseslejole LAjoie 2 2Easterly J JEas 2Easterly
Easterly Eas Niles 2V n I Double > ouble Plays PiayaSto PiayaStoaIt pupsStosalt Sto Stoxalt
salt aIt to Ball to Stovall Sto l KllUfer funas funasststaL onas onassistsr UDaHit901t
sistsr Hit Hit901t Olt Reislingr Relsli 12 in 5 Z3 3 in inning In In1iJ1p Innings ¬
ning 1iJ1p off Oter 1 in 2 13 innings First Firstbase FirstbaN Firstbase
base on baiis lie aOff Off tr Young i off Reisltng
When be took bin charges eIaupByatenlay ever the thecourse tiMecourse
course yesterday Wray y was particular particularof IIUdc8IarJyilBpl
JyilBpl ly ispre ul ed I by tile oondtdoos aisgMde aisgMdeof ala L r rot
of tbe Speedway and predicted that tllMtDe tllMtDencatta too toeregatta tooregatta
regatta would be a aviewpoint oocesa truer eeryAt ftIUT ftIUTAt
viewpoint viewpointAt
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At 7 o dock this morntea the JIlt JIltso JttverSUe overSilo
SUe dubs Clu delegation was out on oatlle oatlleriTer the theThe theriver
river riverThe
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The Mound Citys fouroared f shell shellarrived slnsfarrived n narraYe
arrived here this morning 7 7the YeteiIJIy YeteiIJIyUte Ythe
the St Louis erevr ere i used the thetans thetags AJIa1oIt AJIa1oIttaas
tans boat to hut t from now on oath they will willhave willhave
have their own ownTomorrow OWLw ownTomorrow
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Tomorrow w the two barges for which wIIIdatIeJreta wlaicbdekets whichtickets
tickets will be sold to help pay the ex expenses astmenses ¬
menses of tile regatta will be placed m mon in inop
JJOeItIoD op aidon on near the finish line As no nowin rhoboats I
boats win be allowed between 1tet the theIway Ie8Deedway theSpeedway
Speedway Iway wall and the northern sMe sMethe s ds dsof
el the course these barges will fumtoh fumtohexcellent tIIndexul1eDt furnitexcellent
excellent places c + vantage vantageto vaataPTIle vantageThe
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TIle Central Boat Club of fit Loafs Loafsis
to expected to e be represented on the thePotomac tileTIle thePntemac
Potomac this evening The regatta ra6aUacommittee regattacommittee repUCOIDIDIttee
committee received word Jut u aght ht t thatthe that thatRegatta tMttbe
the Missourians an 0It their way hotsRegatta JMn JMnReptta
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Regatta headquarters wM be DeDIIbed stab estabttofaed stabfled
fled at the Arlington A OII tomoiiow tomoiiowCoach ul ulCoadI ow owCoach
Coach dendon sent the Potomaccrews Potomac Potomaccrews JIVtomaeerewa
crews over the course late yesterdayafternoon yesterday yesterdayafternoon y
afternoon Although no time timeIIOUftced was an announced announced ¬
nounced thr rowing instructor reetor kept kepteye ate bineye ateeye
eye on his watch and seemed uaed uaedwith aatls6edwith T ttrlHril ttrlHrilwith
with the workout Tbe final Urn tome trial trialto trialia trialis
to set for this afternoon and aDd If IdItioDs con conditions coaditious ¬
ditions are satisfactory a definite sod estiwiU edmate sodmate
mate of the ability et the en crews will wiUbe wIDbe willbe
be obtained obtainedThe oIIItaIDedlIe oeaimedThe
The Arundles and Arils of BaltfJ BaltfJare Bald BaldIDOIe Baldmore
more Ar the ph Pin 11pM delegationom delegationomare 1IlrlV 1IlrlVan
are due here hereTIle tomorrw toorrwThe tomorrwThe
The tanpreosion 11 u anvoog rowing f men menb
to that the Vespers V of Philadelphia willbe will wttlbe willbe
be the crew that the Potomacs have havemost baeJIIOIIt havemoat
most to fear in the senior eignia It Itwas Iteipt Itwoo
was an eight ropre repreaenting J ua the Vespers Vespersunder V VUDder Vesperswooer
under Pat Dempsey that won theNs the theworNTs tileWOIW
worNTs Ns title at the Pans exposition expositionm expos 4 tis tisi
m ID 19ML 19MLTbe JR8Tbe i t tThe I
Tbe Xassan Boat Club ChdCIOII oarsmen are areconvinced areconvinced
CIOII convinced du that William MefarhosT < the thedark tiledark thedark
dark horse in the senior singles cham championship claaapioaship chaatptonship ¬
pionship race will be a winner Hewell He Bewfll Hewm
well surely be a strong contender as a bill bbform htoConn billform
form shows silo be to In firstctass ftratcJaaJind fistci as shape shapeBred shapesBled
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Bred ahenheard of the Harlem Rowing Row Rowing RowIDe ¬
ing Club who Is ostensibly ot fbly the favorite favoriteto fa faIII
III the eeeior stogie race nee Is alee rowIIIt rowIIItweD r owhrEwell
weD well lid seema to be a sure surenntn AreNacIe wimns wimnsCoach
Coach Nape has told him te rest 1Ip upunto 1Ip1IIItD
unto the day of the race and feels feelshe sure surehe surehe
he will win winthe wIlLThe winsThe
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The new Rochelle RawIng Cub Clubs In Intermediate lit littenDeIUate
tenDeIUate cJoabIeB eIMr etr + w bobs good hthe Ia Iathe
the rational title Ie race it won atPhiladelphia at atPhiladelphia atPhiladelphia
Philadelphia tat the Peoples Regattaand Regatta Regattaand Recattato
and seems to have it on everything a Inth m mthe
= the th Ease EaseThe
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The he I Detroit > etni4t crews start for Washing Washington ¬
ton today and will arrive at the scene sceneof ceDeof sceneof
of tile regatta tomorrow afternoon The Theshells TIleIIbeI Theshells
shells will be unloaded immediately and andthey aDdUae7 andthey
they will take a trial spin on the course courseIt coaraIt courseC courseIt
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It to rumored that OTell < of Halifax Halifaxwho Halifaxwho Halifaxwho
who won the national D championship tideIn title titlela titleIa
la the single scull race at atyear Detroit last lastyear lastyear
year to not ht good condition He won wonfrom wonfrom
from Dnrando Midi Jl 1er of New York A AC AC AG
C and Shepheard of the Harlems bya by bya bybat
a quarter of a length but it te doubtful doubtfulif doubtfulT
if he will l repeat repeatTh repeatThe
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T Th Brooklyn representatives tatIv from the11t the theW
W ah hntah tah and Bhtrpshcad IIIweI Bav etabs eta clubbswill j jwfll i
will also come here tomorrow tot vw on tbe tbeRoyal tbeRoyal I IRoyal
Royal Blue line Judge Ttgbe will willchaperon wf1lehapermt willebaperon
chaperon the crews and will be the Long
Island representative tadnt at the regatta ua
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1 Struck out oatBy By Yon 4 by Beta Betaling ReIsIhig Rotehug
ling 1 by Otey 1 Wild old pitch pitebReIa pitebReIaI pitchRetshug Reto RetoImg
hug I Left I on onWaablDctOD tiroCkvebnd amses Cleveland t tWashington 1N
Washington N ashtapto 4 Umpires UmpiresOlxNurbni UIDJIIIraO Ump deasra deasraOLouxbnn
OlxNurbni O and Egan Time a ahour of pe1 gas3hour
hour and 49 minutes mmntesSeeoai JDtImt minutesSooad
JDtImtG4uIIe
Seeoai Gene GeneThe G4uIIeThe GeeseThe
The seeond game was a different < reat af affair atfair ¬
fair Dixie Walker was reuvenatl reuvenatlenough tl 1 15ctd
enough to pitch an exceptionally exeeptiOIIalqpme exceptionallygame 5ctd > 3d 3dgame
game of ball despite the fact that thegame the thegame
game was called several times and the thegrounds thegrounds
grounds were a sea of mud due to the therain theram therain
rain Washington hlBgtoa WOll won 1 to toThe 9 Iftte i iThe
The only run needed to aria arm tfa tfasecond tIM tIMeoM thesecond
second game was made e in the thebuIIIIc second seoaaihog secondinning
inning Conroy was walked and Me MeBri4e XcBrHe ieB
B Bri4e 14e sacrificed Gentler could not get gett settit getcot
tit < t of the way wayConroy of the ball and went wentdown I
down UoPLDlt JIIIIcIed te rl and andcoaroy
Conroy swam through the mud withthe with withthe 1
the only 0Dl score One runCleveland run runCleveland
Cleveland made tw two bids for runs I
later in the game but Walker got gottogether cotj gattagetbe
together and would not II allow liner liberties linerties ¬
ties The infield hacked up perfectly perfectlyand i erfectlyand I
and threw well to the bases basesSaevavi byesate
ate SeeR SeeRs SessaeSeined
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Cli ilaiii AB L R L M PO AJB A A l
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Oraney tfi If 4 4Lajoie 1 1 1
Lajoie So n 4 4Bemta 1 1BeadII 1
Bemta c 4 4NOes 5 a 1 0
NOes rf 3b m 4 4BiiMunghaaa 1 1 1 I 1
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Rath 3b 3bHarkness 1 I 1 11IarIt L a 1
Harkness Ha r kao p 1 1 1 I I
XasterJjr rf tll tllTu l ler 1 1 I ITotals
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Conroy tt 9 9McBride a S 1 9 9Cleveland 1 i f fMeH
McBride MeH lde ss ssIfingtanav s I i a of I Id tOetsir II IIJIcBI1de
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Walker W WWa 4Ir o p pLeBvelt 4 4LeBftIt I 1 1 5 5c 5Ledvdt
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> nee hits w bitsMcBride McBride winder TTaglanb TTaglanbStolen V1i8IaubI
I Stolen bases baaroTurner Turner Milan Conroy ConroyOU8 Ooa ConroyDarbe I
Doutae > OU8 ptays playaKiDifer KiDifer to McBride to tob t tUIIIda1Ib toU
UIIIda1Ib U b McBride to KiDifer to Ung Ungtanb UngI UngIj Un Uni
j law tanb First base en IMaIJ salte OC T Tness Hark
ness 4 off o r Walker 2 1 Hit by pitched pitchedban pitchedball
ban Gaaler Gcaricr Struck out qutby by by Harkness as ess I
3 by Walker 4 4 Left on base baCleve baCleveIaIIIII baMeClevelaad Cleve Clevei
i tand C Washington S Umpires UmpiresI fJD1IIOLoutrhliD CopitresMmms
I Messrs Egan and OLonghlm Time of ofgame ofgame1
game1 game 1 hour and 57 minutes minutesROGERS mlnuteI atinutesROGERS I I
ROGERS TO WRESTLE WRESTLEI WRESTLEWITH WRESTLEWITH
I WITH AMERICUS AMERICUSBALTIMORE AMERICUSBALTIRE AMERICUSBALTIMISRL
BALTIMORE Aufr 1 10Americus Americus and andYankee lidYankee andYankee
Yankee Roge Rogers eg wbo met Zbyszko here hereare hereare hceare
are matched to wrestle fea Baltimore BaltimoreSeptember Baltimoreptember BaltimoreSeptember
September 5 Labor Day There will willbe wmbe willbe
be no side bet bet but Schoenlein a says he heis heill hela
is willing to let tile winner take an of ofthe ofI
I the purse except Iei 1W which will go goi 50I goto
i to the loser r for the purpose pu of ofIn pay ¬
ing In < training expenses expensesJ expensesThe nses nsesThi
I J The bout may take place before beforeclub me melub someclub
club lub other than the MOi Mopumenti Mopumentiwhich mClldal IA IAwhich Inwhich
which Americus Is financially 1inaTt ial1y Inter Interested IIterttd In Inested ¬
ested ttd Invitations for bids are trot
I First OtttofTwn Oatof T Town own Arrivals A rivas for National Nat ioRegatta nal Regatta oriPotomac on Potoma Potomac II I
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DELEGATION FROM ST JOHNS OHKS 2OWIMG CLUB MEW ORUEJfS ORLEi1fsLeft ORLENSLeft ORUEJfSLeft
Left To Rifnt Right P Valloa Vili > w C C H Black J T I De > e Buys H IL G Shear The Last Names IB Entered la AaMCiation tio Senior Seni Single
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TEAMDAY
Tf TWICE ICE H A DAY DAYLeo
Leo Hafford Performs Re Reraarkable Remarkable Remarkable
markable Feat in Tri Trii TriState TnState
i State League LeagueTRBKTON LeagueTJUDMO LeagueTBStF
TRBKTON TBStF WE N J Aug Is Lee Hat Haffend Bafto4 Hatferd
fend Treeless Ms M6 rightbander rtptlaalldertaMd ob obtained ebtaned ¬
tained the untojoe dmtinedon yestenlay yestenlayafternoon yestm lay layafternoon
afternoon of pitching p two shutout shutoutgames shutoutgames 1I1t 1I1tpmea
games Reading betas trounced t by byTrenton byTrenton
Trenton on both occasions 9 to and IIIIdtot andE
2 to tot t tHafford SRaiford
Hafford Hmr totHmr nl was hi hill best form and andcompletely aaCIOIIIpIeteIy andcomp
completely comp dyy mystified the Pretael m man manthe IIHIIDcIariII n nr
cIariII r the sixteen innings played playedfirst t tIn
111 the first game a he allowed allowedand five hits It8IItnIdt hitsi
and struck oat seven men wl le In dH dHtteCODd thesecond
i second contest he hetbe was tAMICbed up for turUte forthe
Ute same number of hits and struck n tnIdteiPt out outigfct outeight
eight eiPt eightIn igfctIn
In the first game Trenton practically practicallycoupled practicallysewed
sewed up tile t contest Iu i the lint lintwheIa kneltg kneltgwhen
when they feU Id I upon Buck Easoseythree aey far
three meta aDd a home naa which whichcoupled
coupled with a aand pair of hoses 011 ban banand ballsand
and an error netted ud six ran rulUl They Theyadded Theyadded y
added three more runs by timely hit hitting hlttiDe hitInninga ¬
ting during < the remaining remainingthe innings inningsi lalll
i In the fourth inning i of i the a i igame aKame
game a single by Swayne and a wild wfidpitch w9Ilpltclt
pitch followed tolJo by Hennesseys Hea I3en ness eT s sfasgle sfasgleand aeand
and a double play netted nettedthe a run In Inthe Illtbe
the sixth inning after two were we oat oatClay crat intCray
Clay walked and went to third on onHoopers ODHoopers onHoopers
Hoopers twobagger When Clayton Claytonbeat ClaytoRbeat Claytonbeat
beat out a roller to Curry Clay ao scored scoredClub corWClub ed edand
Club Standen StandenS Standings and andPossibilities I IPossibilities
Possibilities PossibilitiesAMERICAN PossibilitiesAXERICAN PossibilitiesAMERICAN
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AMERICAN LEAGUE LEAGUEYesterdays LEAGUEYe5ter LEAGUEYeater
Yesterdays Ye5ter Yeater ays ars Results BesaltsCleveland RenJtsW ResultsCi
Ci Cleveland elan T Weabington W OD 1 1fTaaaningtea 1 1W ICl
W fTaaaningtea 1 Cleveland ClevelandPnOadetffeia Cl eIa eelaadPhUadOpafe dPllII8dtII
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CAREER OF JOE GANS GANSWAS GANSWAS GANSI GANSWAS
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WAS HIGHLY Y USEFUL USEFULCkan
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YldteWoFked WMtes Paired orkcd I Immense Good Goodin in R Reducing BitfeT BitfeTiieis BitlecneSS Bit Bitnets
neSS of Race R PreoclioB PreoclioBBy Prejudn7JIGIUS Prjudk3y
By THOMAS S s JOCK scs
T roth I sirs than a afighter mete mer prlseI prlseIJoe prlsellightor
fighter psssned away win winformer wiles Joe Oars OarsLoeser 0 i iof
former lightweight chas chasthis ebnmplam of the thewarId theworld
warId world died at lam honer Ia IadabJ Babthanore Babthanorethis
this dabJIDa morning morningHt morninprHis
IDa Ht death marked the lining i of acareer a acareer aeareer
career winch while brief played pIa as Im Important ImpoItaIat ttnpo ¬
portant portantwhtte po Cant a part fa the relation of the tIaew thewhite
white w Ite and negro races In this country countrysoiL eoaatI7as
as of any 7 negro ever 1M Oft Americans lDeltcSI801L Americanssoil
soiL The pugilist and selfconfessed selfconfessedfixer cvt4 1t 1th
fixer of at least one oreoked fight fightthat fightthatIn that thatin t till
in which be laid dorm e TenT MeGoverns Jle II
Governs ia Cb CbIfIDOd Chialgwrought a great greatRood
1 good Unassisted t 1 by a liberal eduea edueatien edeatlsn
tien tiento red Ia Ute purIlma of ed1Iel a ash fishmarket ashmarket
1 market aDd tn from aa early acre I
to use his fists instead of hit intellect intellectJoe IntellectJoe II
Joe Gans bad a mind that was well weOi wellbalaDNd wellbalanced
i balanced tt to an astonishing degree and andI andIa Dd I Ia
Ia I a grasp of the fitness mea of things t tap truly trulyremarkable tnIIyremarkalle trulyremarkable
remarkable m hi an age of fJl hysteria tee fostend f teebored > II
tend by sent n iflnrnl 1 1Pel newspapersi newspapers newspapersAmong
i Lived Down bee RootAmong Isvj6 Isvj6AmoDc
Among the negroes be was a king IEiDCoI IEiDCoIhia kingas
j as was his right among the thebe whites whttespica whitest
t be was a pIeuaDt pica cant courteous frined frinedhis trilledwIao frinedwho
who never presumed and never m all allcareer allbin
his career irritated those most violent vioJeIItIy violently violently
ly affected eetecI by race pr prejudice + ejodice He made madeit
it a point to keep eep In tile tilewII8a badoguuad badoguuadwhen
when be thought his color might ht give giveoffense Clvelid giveand
offense and did not resent t U the e con convontionn COB1IDIteraIIIy cnnaaiterahiy
vontionn unalterably JIseILm g t Bathnore Bathnorethe + q qthe
the Southern ety fn m which be spent spentost peatmost
most ost of his life lifeThe uteTIle lifeThe
The writer rmmtmiuMam rean < snt3o m fifteen Mt years yearsape 2 2ago 7eanGaDa
ago when Gans would fight to Balti Haitimore Baltimore ¬ I
more and his personality was not yet yetIsijii yetimpressed I
Isijii impressed uim d upon the public Be BepracticaDy was waia waspractically
a practically unknown negro contend contending COIIteDdwtth cosztemdLg ¬
ing with a white man The Tb race preju prej1Iwould prejudice prejudice ¬
dice would come to the front and Gras Gansthe Grasthe I
the Baltimorean received few ccmpli ccmplinteats CGmpIIor oamplfmnts
nteats or good wishes even tboac tboacgotair tboaeIaj though thoughrm
gotair against the rankest outsider outsiderwas er h hthe it itwas
was the desire to see the ta i waits win no nomatter nomiter II IIuer
matter who the negro might be M sad sadthe aP4tile sadthe
the same attitude is oDsttrvahle now inthe in inthe illoe
the ordinary or nary coateet between men eDdie of ofthe elfthe
the same sort sortSincerely sortS
JIOriSiMerely
Sincerely S Laawnteu LaawnteuGradually LuleatJeiGradJaJIT LanenbeGradually
Gradually but surely the Cj Zan condact con conef I
dllCt of GDII Iu the rIB hi self MIfe ef offaosmest effaeeuient j jtaceaIeIIt
faeeuient as far as the wJ whites tes were con concerned CGDI concerned ¬
cerned despite triumphs that Iiad won wonhim WODhim wonhim
him a worldwide reputation and an anindependent anindependent
independent fortune fought down the theprejudice thepreJa4ke theprejudice i
prejudice against his coIortuad cotor and he won wonwhat WOIIwtlaf wonwbaf
what was for him the greatest t of ailbee ail ailpossible
possible bee victories He became as popu poputar popewith I i
tar with the Caucasians cauca8iaDau c ant oo as among thee the thencgrotia I
ncgrotia to and there thereNaltimore e is not a man in inBaltimore maItba
Baltimore toda ed > whose b death would per perooaBr perbe
ooaBr be sir stacerely curdy regretted ed more moresnan morelIII morettinaa
snan ttinaa si that at o oe Pens Gooinegro negro 0 pugfl pngSIst
Ist IstIt 11 Itt might haxi hat been thought that Gaits Gansattitude Gaitsattitude I
attitude ht More ws WM but a crafty craftypolicy craftypoicy
policy to popniartse himself m III theplace the I
place 0 a his JdIJ bat such was not themte the theIn 1
eIIIte In Korthfera N and Western ettiev ettievwhere ettieswhere
where the color line is but bu thtauy j I
drawn dnL and he might have conducted conductedhimself conductedhhasOf ueted
himself with a degree of 9f familiarity familiaritysad i iand I
and social equality e that would have havepeoas baveheeD havebeen
heeD been ImDoIIsIbie aDd dan peoas ut Bal Baltimore BalI Batdie ¬
die he a was the same me xenUemaniy
figure among whites hltes He forced his htopresence hblon hispresence
presence on no one and when his whiteadmirers white whiteadmirers wIdtea j
admirers and flatterers insisted upon upontaking upontaking
taking him around to places not usually j
frequented by negroes his bearing was wagever wasever 1
ever of the same samemodeM modest retiring retiringagreeable retiringagreeable
agreeable e but not aggressiveGars aggressive aggressiveGans agrastveoDs I
Gars gameness In the riag ri his phe phenomenal phe1IODMDal phenomenal ¬
nomenal skill as a boxer and hispunching his hispunching hishtDg
punching htDg power in view Jew of his light lishtdeight Ii lightdeight ht htdeight
deight have been commented upon and
praised in terms which leave leaveto nothiea nothieato
to he b said but when tile gjBssor gjBssorbis d er erfighting o oIt of ofhie
bis It fighting career has been blended blendedinto bIeDdediato blendedbtu
into the composite to whole of ring fiethose fie nistory 0 0tory
tory those who have hv studied died him himmethods and liltIda andbis
is isbrain
Ida methods will realise that t this thisbruiser sthe
brain bruiser as the opponents of pmdttsni pwefnsnmipnt pmdttsnimight
might can him him excelled ece ed any man wecan we wecan wecaa
can can to mind in the matter of ofdudac re reducing reducing
ducing unreasoning prejudice between betweenI betweethe betweenthe
I the very eIJ Haas eI s of the two races in inwhich iJ1wlPclt Inwglcb
which it Is most m prone to flare uo into intoninrderous IDtourderoua intosuderous
ninrderous conflicts conflictsNothing CODmctaSothfng oontlictsNothing
Nothing could show Gans QaDllIa in this light lightiietter UCbtlJMter lighti
iietter i than the opposite feelings of the thewhites thebit thewhiles
whites bit toward Jed Johnson at present presentthe praeDtbeYyw presentthe
the heavyweight beYyw t champion pIOIt of the world worldJohnsons worldJ worldJohnsons
Johnsons J open immorality his flaunting flauntingof
of the money 1DODf be e baa made and thepeae the tbeprestige thebe I
prestige he has gamed the utter Indiftserence In Indifference III ¬
difference 41 with which be has brokenhis broken i ihis
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his written and Dd rpoken t promises his htoignorant h hlIt hisigaotisat
ignorant lIt indifference aee to the amenities amenitiesof i
of decent society have v made hem one oneor oneof
or the most unpopular fighters G the theUnited theUnItM theUnited I
United 9tat States < s has produced Instead of ofallaying ofallaying
allaying he has increased IDa race preju prejudice prejudice prejudice ¬ I
dice to an astonishing degree esoedaliy esoed especially esoedally ¬
ally among the unthinking whites of ofthe ofthe
the lower order whose resentment he hehas bebas hehas I
has profoundly profOUJlyDIe aroused arousedThe arousedThe
The death of Jack Johnson would not notbe notbe
be personally ft y lamented by a handful handfulof I
of whites and there t are hundreds of ofthe ofthe
the ia tter class of 0 negroes who would wouldbe wouidbe wouldbe
be retfeved to loved It he wmt w at abroad and never nevercame JIMeIeame nevercame i
came back Contrast the aeacttre open and qadactive andactive
active dtottke of Johnson Job and die dieof mine mineof
1 of personal loss which has hascans came cametens upon upontans
tens of thousands mot only of AIDed AIDedea Amen Amenonus
cans but an white people since JoeGass Joe JoeGans JoeGallS
GallS loot his battle with death this thismornig thismorn
mornig 1
OI11Teadies
Teaches TJserni TJserniA I Lewes LewesA 11 I IA
A little serious reflection on thto subJoel sub subject subJect ¬
ject should o2er ofertlle the texts for torI5eI1IIO manysermon many manyaetinoob
sermon from pulpits te both white and andwith aDdDeKTO andnegro
negro churches next nextwith
with preachers broad enough to toout w wa
r
a reseal frsm the ire of the pm pmout
Jbnmc Jbnmctfn tfn u uapbast
out branching stl < into a mmattonal sessotlonaaltirade mmattonaltirade
tirade against boxing te order to exalt exalttbe eDIttbe emitthe
tbe sanctity of the speaker instead of oftbe ofof ofthe
the merits of the subject subjectGans AlbJedoaa subjectGass
Gans wis w ns always more or less of ofJIQ15t87 a amystery amystery
mystery The air f f intense ID absorption absorptionwhich j jwhich
which came over aim te the midst of ofhili ofhis j
his pleasure or in his comer between the therounds the1iIdJ therounds
rounds 1iIdJ of a fight ht or a practice bent bentwas boat boatReTeI bootwas
was something never understood His Htowas IDeDOt Hiswas
was not the gloomy introspection Intro of a aweak aweak aweak
weak mind for he had a mentalityhat meata11ty that ithatwould thatW01IJd j jwould
would have made him a success hi any anywalk aD7walk anywalk
walk of life dr It was a sort of day daydreaming daydreaming ¬
dreaming he could not t resist resistsort but the thenature theIItare thenainre
nature of the dreams will l remain a asecret a8eCJft asecret
secret fdr Or be refused to discuss them themHe themHe j jHe
He had white blood in his veins rinddeocend sad sadwho aDdwbo
who knows ws but what there had descend descended descerMIed descenda ¬
what
ed to the negro pugilist grey the e pnUosoi pnUosoistrain philosophic philosophictraln
strain of some great the grata of who whovon bad badecou
von OD a niche ha die Hall of o off f Fame Famehto Famehis by bybandy 7
his h brains and high b code of ethics ethicsto etJaIc8Y It ItbanIIy
to barely so and if so eo it w was wasca s GIM GIMcur enscaw
ca cur where the star of the forefather forefatherwas fmehtDetwas
was well atoned by the useful Ufa l fa of ofthe attbe ofthe
the descendant descendantWYATT descendantWYATT ftt ftt1Y
WYATT 1Y A Tf LEE WINSFIFTH WINS WINSFIFTH WINSFIFTH
FIFTH STRAIGHT STRAIGHTNEWARK STRAIGHTNEWAPI
NEWARK Aug W With his htoformer Jd8tJlner hisformer
former tJlner teammates teat tes from Toronto op opPvsinK op opp os ospceinc +
PvsinK p him Wyatt Lee the New Newark Newark ew ewaric
ark southpaw soutboaw pitched the Indians Indiansto
to victory in Newark yesterday y y and m inddertalty mctdentaltv 10ddeDtally
ctdentaltv landed the Braves within two twopoints Uropoints twopoints
points of first place as Rochester loft tostto loftto lostto
to PrwMeno The SCOT was 2 to toIt toIt S SIt
It was the fifth straight stA rtJt victory for I Iover Ice Iceover ee eeO1r
over the Maple Leafs 11 1ft This has as been beenLe been1ePs beenLees
Le Lees s best year ear since leaving ying the themajors themajors themJJOTs
majors I
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1 s e s e S
I SORES AND ULCERS
> 2b NOtteriuhatYan matter in whet way an old sore or nicer first commenced whetherfrom whether whetherfrom ther therfiom
from B wound cut or bruise or from the ulceration of a pimple wart wartmole oc ocmole ormole
mole or even If it came without apparent reason the fact that it does doesnot doesnot doesnot
not heal shows that bad blood is back of the place While the cir circulation cira circulation ¬
culation a remains impure and polluted the nerves and tissues of the flesh flesharound 1IesharoaDd
around the place are constantly being fed with unhealthy matter and andthe andthe
the fibres are thus C1 prevented pnt ted from initting g together and healing Purify Purifythe ParJfythe Puiffyi
the blood and the pkce MUST ST heal its cause having been beenS zexncrsed zexncrsedS
i S S S cures old sores and chronic ulcers because it is the greatest s of all allblood allblood allblood
blood purifiers It cleanses and removes from the circulation every erpexytaint nerytaint everytaint
j taint or imparity and andtlO so enriches the blood that it feeds and nourishes nourishesii
ii t e tender sensitive DSitive flesh iIe causes a knitting together of aH fibrous tissue tissueand tissuelaDd tissueand
and thus heals the place entirely y it works on the simple p prin prbkp18 iUe rpte pIS of ofcuring O Ocoring I
laDd curing by removes L srao the impurities which produce the trouble bank onSores on onSores
Sores and Ulcers and any aaadical l advice free to all who write writeTHS writeT 1
THS T SWIFT SPECIFIC CO c ATLANTA ATLA GA
CARMICHAEL EQU EQUALS EQUALSYOUNGS I LS LSYOUNGS I
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JERSET nBSItcrrr CITt N J Aof A ML clark itClarkGriffith clarkGritath Clark ClarkGrifnth
Griffith of the Cincinnati rtIH Reds win winprobably wtnoat willprobably
probably send out a hurry can forChester for forChester I
Chester Carmichael armJcbaeI a pitcher be fanned fannedout armedout
out to j Hof Buffalo of the Eastern League LaWreand Leaguepitcher LMcueonmth
onmth Deeds COOd i pItcIIen badly bedIyad badlyinto
ad Can Cariichadi cot into the thepttchef p i
pitcher class c yesterday when ho shut shutout abutout I
out Jersey City without wtt a mt mtCarnuchael IlLDOt hitCarmichael
Carmichael did not allow a base on onbails onballs
bails and there were no errors Behind 1IebIIIdbtm behindbins Behindhtm
bins N Nat X a single Jersey City player playergot pIarwpt playergot
got to first base baseBnffaJ3 eBu1raJ baseBufOJ3
BnffaJ3 > seared the only run run of the thegame them thegame
game in the fifth inning on 011of the th twohet two twoouts
of 8IIIIdt aII4 aII4CazmJehaei
CazmJehaei het d1i nd DOt nowt 3D o m for stifke stifkenos
outs in setting a re record edfor for the tileThe Eastern EasternThe EastonThe
The ye ytrzng mg pitcher who WhoTbree 8triJte1 was wasThreeE wasin
in the ThreeE ed I Ifanned League last year yeart ysrfinned
fanned t only Diy four men but he issued issuedno i ied iedno
no pause and made madefielders hbe work of his I
Adders fielders easy not an anbehind I a rr being made madeRube
behind him hhnRube himRube JDIMIet
Rube Kismger was the first Jersey JerseyCity MtnflY1t7 Jerseycity
City pitcher retiring at the end of taM tbeJdrd thehind
Jdrd inning in nine on account of a lame arm armHarry annBn7 armHarry
Harry Camnitx succeeded the Rube Rubeon Rubeon I
on the firing Art line Hue and before be got gotreally gotrally
really warmed up the Buffalo n made madeJUD m atun mrun
run This tally would d not haveregrind have bean beanregistered
registered if Jimmy Esmond had hadon heW heWon Ion
on to Otto Deinizwer De1 throw in the thefifth thefifth I
i fifth fth toning when beD Smith Smith who doubled doubledmade doubledmade
made a break for third Sabrte thened then theasale thentwolllqpr
sale ed a twobagger and the tItedIdr Bisons BisonsBASEBALL Bisonsgot
got dIdr loge runBASEBALL run
BASEBALL NOTES NOTESdays NOTESC NOTESEdMc I
EdMc C C315u5 was tile r Ja JaPIlle yestsr yestsrdq
dq days game between betweenniPhiladelphia Philadelphia ph asdIisUo and andDetroit t tDetnIIt
Detroit Eddie made two wonderful wonderfulplays we wepIIQW wonderfuly niPhiladelphia
plays y Jn bI the eighth th Inning Inningtrek that t kept 1tRptDe X Xtmtt De DetItJIt >
trek from wtnuiug wtnuiugthe wtaniugThe +
WiaIIIIIcare I
The staudpsttara are to the fast ta tatJae inthe i
the National League tile Cubs cold rritk rritkthe b bthe I
the same old angnment leading tJl the theHarry Uterest therest
rest restI restDaTis I
Harry r Davis made a aterday 11 bees ran ta tatBdaJ yea yeaieday
terday iedayr s s game bt 1Jr 1Jrwere Detroit The TIeWSie bases baseswere
were empty emptyTwo emptyTwo I
WSieTwo C
Two bits and an error gave the Phfla PhdfaAthletib PhflaL
L Athletics 16 two runs fak the sixth sixthThe abthSt sixthThe
The St Louis Cardteala nave loot looteleven 1MteJenn besteleron
eleven straight gauafi the t + long stretch stretchof xetch xetchthree
of stump Including includinS includinSTy three eeTy donate headers headersTy
Ty Cobb Cebbable was the any eeIyallie Tlgr who was wasable
able to get away a with a stolen atoleBJ8 bass haseyesterday bassyesteda7
yesterday yesteda7White yesterdayWhite J8
tInrfte
White was knocked out of th the bus bosyesterday 11mby busyesterday
yesterday by the Boston Red Sex Ray BayCottins RayCoIIIIm RayCollins
Cottins was also hammered so hard hardthat bantthat hardthat
that he had to leave Iea the mound to Han HanA HaILW HallA
A Washington W man visits New Tortsees York YodEars i isees
sees some National League ban and andwrttKB aDd1Irl andwritees
wrttKB borne that were the Washington Washingtonsm W WIa
m Ia the National League theyd finishamong finish finishamong
among the first four Just as tIUY asy to tosay tobY tossy
say that were re the Cardinals t idDoala m bII the theAmericans theIIIIPtCDS theAeriosoa
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Americans theyd tt e cl finish 11n among the first firstthree firstdareeNew firstthree
three dareeNew New New York Sun SunDaniels S1mDeaieIs SanDaniels
Daniels got the only threebase hit hityesteTefey hityesterday I IIn
yesterday in the nrst game with StLouis St StLouis st1 st1IAuIs I
Louis but did not score on it itAustin JL itAuntin
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Austin AastbahelJ helped Od the New To T + r w to win wfayesterday winyesterday
yesterday from St J Los > ouis in tue second secondgame eeondsame secondgram
game by making tasking two C runs runsWe nmeWe tamC tamWe willi
We bad Earl Moore once on the bill hBlWould hU11 billWould
Would that we had him now To which whichCleveland whlchCIeftIaJKI whichCleveland
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about a ah it It MM Ja wmmng wIaJIDc w one gameof e of true Ui9tw tiI tiIt truetine
tine t tw from Cleveland C7r eiad y yesterday erday the score scoreof 6IOr 6IOrof scoreof
of > ha dla te the first game was 13 to 6 jl iifavor ji jifaror jlt
favor t of s k Cleveland 1 and Cleveland CkL Oevein Wl w n
7 to 1 L In tile second game the hittr hittrwon hit hittirwas t r
was I to 4 Ia favor of 00YeIand a dW i iW
W r34rgte La t wee by 1 to h will in b br e l liaahered
r iaahered that ell die day brf before ore oreia I
Cbc go the acvwn ia bite was i iGI i
L In fares GI of Chicago BO but Wash Washingt Washingtwen 1 tn
won by 1 to 1 What do you Uhink uf trteam
that for a team that has been going goingMassJe
aloit aU season glad to wit a game r f fit
it eoI4 del bandy make ee as ma any ny nit nj
tbe he eppadt3oni eppadt3oniMafale 1 1t
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bite bit the mascot ascotwboesec whoever It wbo is woo bas baschanged hacIIuIIrec1 hasaged
changed Washingtons W luck1he luck luckbrn I IlIa8
lIa8 brn IIIIIIk beginning beciImI of Ahtsmith th thew thtna the thenow
now ew catcher from Lawrence Mass
bgig b bWto iJtile >
gig < Wto LYs o the game the very first da darty day
1M arrived rty u showed that MeAleer uas
bB badly r la need of ° csclu catchers a Beckendorr Beckendorri r rwhile
Is I whileraset i tbe J raset re man to catch catdlJohDs0a Jobnsoa JobnsoaAftWth Jobnaonbeen
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which whichI is an encouraging ging sign in the tl >
degenerate rate times when women Wod are r tallowed rallowed to I Ito
allowed to vote and the Chinese ai aiswarming arswarming < r racna
swarming across the border He is j as aischarged ascharged al >
charged with having an excellent am
that can caq propel the ball over the sec I
basemans head on a dead line to tocenter toeeuter tocenter
center Held fence That should ea ea >
be corrected and the arm taught taughtthrow taughtthrow
throw the ban within reach of a fled ficicis fi d
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good ad for too many competent juc jucve ju judge judgehave < >
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him to be a rank lemon lemonAnd IemoaAII4 lemonAnd
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the second game Schemer did dIdddIIIr didsome t tsame
same thing the day before Are th > s scomhig scoming
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shown t r return to form Be held in inNapr t r rNapa >
Napa to four hits in the second gamand gam gamand
and even with its temporary streakgood streak streakgood k kluck =
good luck Washington needs that t kin kinof kirof k kof
of twirling Our hefty heroes L Lmade 1 1jua Lmade >
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half hits per game which wins no nomanta jt jtnants
manta 18 and escapes few cellars eel We W e enot or orJIOt r rnot
not asking kiJqr the impossible for when mr mrcant r rqat r rcant
cant hit they cant bit but are r rloUitmg j jOUt n nyeiatng
loUitmg out casual like the horr t0r i or ordontbat i icondttiow iioD
eo condttiow n ntdontbat t dontbat ioD that confronts us The tear tearrto tea teaIs tearIs
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