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8 THE WASHINGTON ZiMHIt VA HIXHTo TuN TiMLS > SATtBDAY AUGUST AUHU l 13 1910 1910Best 1910Best
Best Entrants in National Regatta Are Rowing in Todays Events Ort on the Potomac
NATIONS CHAMPIONS CHAMPIONSCLOSE CHAMPIONSCLOSE
CLOSE BIG REGATTA flEGHTTAiTittehalcters REGATTACTirleboloors REGATTAfitkhol
fitkhol Tittehalcters rs Measure Blades Bladesin
in Roan Rowing Races on onPotomac onPotomac optPotomac
Potomac Potomacportnntt PotomacW Potomacwbdolsgt
W wbdolsgt tIdB tIdBte afteraoter bail sa saportrdiy
portnntt te Me the real Mr strength esth ofthe of ofof ofthe
the iswlas men of the C8IIIIItIT counU y when whenthe whenthe
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the most important t eyenta of the Na National NaJteptta Natieiaafregatta ¬
tional tieiaafregatta Regatta are held en the Potomac PotomacWatte PotoaiscWlae i
Watte the regatta committee committeeored IitteeorecI laeiatl laeiatlored <
ored to a arz arrange a mattes ti that t the thetwo thetwo
two days would be equally divided in tothe intbe Inthe I
the matter of good events eft u the entries entriescame eBtrleseJDe erttrieecame
came in to such a way that the bestfdtturee best bestfeature i
feature are en for today todayAuspicious todayAtsapldoua I IAu
Auspicious Au tit 118 weather conditions 0 Jon greeted greetedtbe greetedthe I Ithe
the osrsaren tin i earn and barring some un unexpected unI unIexpected unexpected ¬
expected mishap iat h p tile crews should shouldbe atouldbe shoutsbe
be at their best to the contests contestsfor CODtestsfor contestssfor
for the trophies Fortune has certain esrtafnInri certainly in in1y
toward the for fortbe t r I Itke
ly acted kindly regatwi i gats gatsthe
the dreaded creeses up or across theeoutee the tbecourse j joour
course e that might cause e a change of ofscene offscene I
scene have failed to interfere and there therehas therehas I
has not been a single complaint 5y > y oars oarsmen QISmen oarsmen ¬
men of tidal conditions that could be beconsidered becoD8icJeftd beconsidered
considered unfavorable unfavorableA
A slight variable wind of about the thesame thesame thesame
same strengtn as the one which did didnot didnot didnot
not hurt matters yesterday te oa again againtoday againtoday againtoday
today so the stretch of water was in insuch insuch insuch
such condition as to allow the oarsmen oarsmento
to give their best possible exhibitions exhibitionsWhile exhibitionsWh exhibitionsWhile
While e yesterdays crowd was one of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the largest that has ever assembled to towitness toWitDMB tow
witness w + tness any form of sport in Washing WeshlnKtoi Whlrutl1 Washington
ton tl1 this afternoon even larger throngs throngsassembled thmngsassembled throngsassembled
assembled and practically every reser reservation r reservatlon r rvation ¬
vation was placed A line of automobliss automo automobiles automobiles ¬
biles a half mile long followed the crews crewsyesterday crewsestenlay i iyesterday
yesterday and this afternoon even more moremere moreere morethere
mere ere present presentOne presentOne eDL eDLODe
One of the most enjoyable e features featuresof
of yesterday afternoon was the con concert concert concert ¬
cert by the Marine Band at the District Districtend DbItI1cteod
end of the Highway Bridge Bridgebeing This Di to tobeing isbeiq lee leeend
being repeated today todayThe toda todaTIle y yi
i The he program this afternoon opened Opeoodwith openedv opeIIedvlth
v with ith the association singles in which whichtt wIdchhor whichter
tt hor r scullers entered enteredMore enteredlore enteredMore
More than usual Interest Is centered centeredin
in the intermediate sin singles st rlea because of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the presence eDCe of a Washington Wasb DgtoJa entry entryMueller eatIyJlueUer entryMnef
Mueller Mnef er of the Potomaes PotomaesMernrof Poto PotoJIertuo PbtomaesMerhrof
Mernrof Fnessell and Miller of New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York are booked for the championship championshipsenior dram chaIasenior bP bPsenior
senior senna and the bap impressicsboat impressiqp at sld the theboat theboat
boat houses today was that hi thte win winbe wmbe wilthie
be one of the hardest fought races of ofthe ottbe ofthe
the day Few have attempted at to name namethe JI8Ibethe samethe
the probable winner of the senior eights eightswhich eightswhich atawhleh
which brings together tbe tbethe Potomacs Potomacsthe ototseacs ototseacshe
the he Vespers of Philadelphia PhllaAlelpbJari the Argo Argonauts Arpnauts Argonauts ¬
nauts and the Ottawas Otta of ofThe djaaada djaaadaThe Canada Canadaday
The t following is tile II85IIta i > for W Wday be beday
day
Event He x330 i iASSOCIATION PIIL PIILASSOCIATlON P M MASSOCIATION
ASSOCIATION SCULLS SCULLSI
1 Red RedE E E Smith 9 + oith Union UI OII Beat BoatClub BeatClub BeatClub
Club Boston Mass JIasWhlteCary
2 White WhlteCary Cary J Faulkner Riverside River Riverside Rtncaide ¬
side Boat Club Cambridge Mass
3 Blue BlaeR R B Mann New York Ath Athletic AUtIe Athletic ¬
letic Ie tie Club New York YorkOrange
4 Orange OnuIgeE E B Butler ArgumutRowing Argonaut ArgonautBowing rpII1ItRowb
Bowing Rowb Club Toronto i Ontario tarfe
5 Black BIackJ J J Lepp Leppingr Central CentralRowing CentralRowing tIa1 tIa1Rowinc
Rowing Club Clu St Louis Mo MoRed Mos
6 Red and white hlteFred Fred I IHarlem P Feaasel FeaaselHarlem eI eIHarlem
Harlem Rowing Club New Ne York
7 Red and bine blueS S F Gordon Ves Vesper Vesper Fesper ¬
per Boat Club Philadelphia PblJad Pa
8 Orange and black George C C Car Carter carter Carter ¬
ter New Rochelle Rowing Club uta New NewRochelle NewRochelle NewRochelle
Rochelle N Y YGreeaFraak
9 Green GreeaFraak Frank Shea Sheenshead SheensheadSay saaee saaeeBay d d1o
9 GreenHank he
Say Rowing Club Cl Brooklyn s N T TIe
10 e eRowing Browc BrownH ownH H G G Shears Shearss Shearst St t John JohnRowing JeIuIRowlnc
Rowing Club New Orleans Orl La LaII
11 11 Blue and white whlteF F H H Lepper LepperXton LepperDon LepperDon
Don Rowing Club Toronto Ontario OntarioEvent 0IItaI10E1Iest OntarioEvent
Event H Na a 14 4 P M MSENIOR JIL JILSENIOR MSENIOR
SENIOR FOUROARED SHELLS
1 1 Red RedVhn RedMinnesota Minnesota tA Boat Club St StPaul StPaul StPaul
Paul Minn JiIbuLE E S Stringer 1 Cash Cashing CuaIaing Cashing ¬
ing F Wright bt < 2 Carl W Foster ter terx 3 3M 3s
M x M M Cochran stroke Cart Sehone Sehoneman SebUJlentiiLD Sob ne neThan
man substitute C C C C Wolf substi substitute au substitute ¬
tute tuteWht tuteWhiteMonad
2 White Wht WhiteMonad Mound City Rowing CinbSt dub dubSt Ct CtSt 1Mrti1
St Louis Mo JiloBea Ben Spradllng 1 Ed EdSchlueter EdSchlueter FdSchlueter
Schlueter 2 George Jordan 3 Theo Theodore Theodone ¬ i idore
dore Grimm stroke Fred Spradllng SpradllngsubFtitate SprMIIJICl Spradungsubstitute
substitute l Charles Aounam substi substitut 1RIb8titute substitute
tut tute
3 sineArgonaut Blue Bl1Ie Argonaut t Rowing Be dub ctubroDto To Toronto Toronto ¬
ronto Ontario 0IItarieA A Russell 1 W E G GMurphy G GMurphy GMurphy
Murphy 2 A A Sinclair 3 S S lathes Jackesstroke Jilek Jileki lathesstroke
stroke Taylor Ylor enbstitnte Gregory Gregorysubstitute Gregorysubstitute
substitute i GreaoIT1
4 Orange OraDIAnmdeI Arundel Boat dub Bal Baltimore I3 l ltimore ¬ i
timore Md MdGeorge dGeo George W Hoos I 1 LStoll S SStolt 1Lt
Stolt St H W H Oehrl George E Parker ParkerA
A Huebeck substitute J H Stoadea Stoudenmire Stoadeamire StotIdeamire I
mire substitute
5 Black BIaekPotoIIIae Potomac Boat Club Washngton Wash Whngton Washjngton
ngton D C CWilliam William Birney Wayne Wayne3H I
3H Hart E F Coultry G A A BellWalter BellWaiter Bell BellWalter
Walter Thrall substitute
6 Red and white whiteC whiteCentral Central atra1 Rowing Rowi RowiCI I
Club CI u b St Louts Mo MoR R WMtnan WidmanC WidmanCBurkemper C CBurkemper CoBurkemper
Burkemper C C Drehman R Ranseher
7 Red and Blue BlueOttawa Ottawa Rowing 1 1Club
Club Ottawa Canada CaDadaJ J C McCuaig i
T M Joliffe M J Kilt F M JL Snow SaowtD J t
den tD I
tDBircat Bveat Me X 3 34 349e 4 P M MINTREMEDIATE fTREEDIATE MINTREMEDIATE
INTREMEDIATE SINGE SCULLS SCULLSL I IBoat
L 1 RedJames A A Kee eo West Lynn LynnBoat
Boat Club Lynn Mass JIuLWhtteN UsesWhitef
2 White WhtteN X B Jackes JackesRowing JacIres ArgoaaatBowing ArpIIaI tBowinc
Rowing Club Club Toronto Ontario Ontasiay
3 3 Bluea B Kelly Vesper Vesper Boat dub dubPhiladelphia fishPhiladelphia
Philadelphia Pa
4 Orange OrangeGeorge George e Lewis w Ariel Bowins BowIn Bow sewinJ
ins In Club Baltimore Md MdBlackCan JI4BJack
0 BlackCan BJack BlackC J Mueller MuellerBoat Pemisjai PoterascBoat PemisjaiBoat
Boat BoatRed dub sad sadWashington Washington W D C C CwhiteFrank
6 6 Red and white wblteJiraBIt Frank E Davy DavyRiverside
Riverside Beat Club Cambridge ridCeS Mass MasEvent MassEvart
Event If o 4 43 S 5 P PQUADIUJPLE M MQUADRUPLE YQUADRUPLE
QUADRUPLE SCULL SCULLNIOR SCULLmOB SHELL BM BMNIOR
NIOR
1 Red ltedNew New York Athletic Club New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York city dtyl J H Tracy R Knapp P PBrady PBrad7 PBrady
Brady R B B Mann H J Clarke ClarkeHtit sub substitute substitute
stitute Htit i J A A McKenna substitute C Cstitute
1 Q Quinn SIIIJetitute Co C KU8Cbe KU8CbeIrtltute sab sabatftnte Cot
stitute IrtltuteW1 atftnteWhiteNaas
2 White teNuau Nassau u Boat Club New NewYork NewfOrk NewTi
Ti York ork city cttyWaJTeD Warren Kohler Kob Ed Stettig Stetiig1oward StettigHowardF StettIcllowanl
llowanl HowardF P Silvers George B Hayward Hay HayYard IIIQard
Yard ard Wffiiam Mehrhof i iSmmt substitute substituteEvent
Event Ma 11 5 5530 531 531SENIOR P Ie IeSENIOR MSENIOR
SENIOR SINGLE SCULLS
1 Red William Mehrbof KehrboIBoat NuBoat Tfissan TfissanBoat
Boat Club New York city eit7WhiWDonndo cityWbiteDorando
2 WhiWDonndo White Dorando Miller New York YorkAthletic y yAtblede britAthletic
Athletic Club New York
3 3 Blue BlaeFred Fred Shepherd Harlem IIarteIaing Bowing Row Rowing ¬
ing Club New York city
4 4 Orange Winner of Assocflatisu Assocflatisusingle ArecJat ArecJatsingle n 410 410single
single sculls Senior SeniorSENIOR 8eBIorfo Seniorgvlat
gvlat fo 6i P YSENIOR Ie IeSEYlOR
SENIOR EIGHTOARED SCULLS acuiLL
L Red BedPotomac Potomac Boat Club Washington Washing WaBfdDgton ¬
ton ton D C cE B Mueller veI John B J ElvanaHarry Svans SvansHarry
Harry V Ellis W J Morse Joe Rich BieItard8OD Richardaon i iardsoa
ardsoa Frank E Smith B B C C Spransy SpransyJ
J H BuDough R R SJocum coxswain coxswainO
G A Bell substitute tute E E F CouKry CouKryeubstttnte C4MIItrTubstltute 7 7substitute
eubstttnte Wayne M Bart substitute sa1ietttnteWlUteVesper substituteWhiteVesper
2 WlUteVesper White Vesper Boat Crab PnBadet PnBadetbte elhia Philadelphia
phia bte Pa PaG G W Bngte Charles chock SchockJ S
J F Gordon F J Mueller JlaeIIerHartJDan E EHarahan E JT JTHart
Hart HartJDan man j B Kelly R 1 I Crombie CrombieH CnRBIIIeH
H C De T Baeke E C Kocfc coxswain coxswainPaul coxswaftPaul couwPtPaul
Paul RainvUIe substitute subetltuterony John 3Ld 3Ldroney MaV MaVroney
roney substitute Walter Allison AUiwoea sub substitute ¬
nabtitute
stitute a H F W Wpltm ltni ltner < > r substitute tItIc
3 Blue FIWr1 FiueArgorat Argotaist ut Rowing R01l iDg Club To Torouto Terouto Tornuto
routo Ontafiol Ontario F Tpckes A Sinclair SinclairAV
AV Y E a Murph A A A Russell R Rt smell lI A A C CTJancroft CTIancrott CBancroft
TJancroft N IniRten lanai lIir ert rt C E Kidd Kid T F FLHincstona JILninistoDe FLil
Lil LHincstona nestone W O xlfOKarj j r f ar or r E S SRussell S SRtLEl SRussell1
Russell ct cnnwain c xswain N B Jadtes substivute sub substitnte subtit1ItR
stitnte tit1ItR R1 R T f Gregory Gr substitute siI tftute W WIt A AKei At
Kei t It + t Fichstitute 1 h titutf
4 s 11r > rr r = c eGetawa Ottawa Rowincr Cluh Otta Ottasra Ottava Ottayra
sra va caradnE a rl E H Pulford E M Phil PhilJin PhllJiJ1ll
Jin JiJ1ll v J Hani Harin ion n Ii F Greece Gre > N J JMe C CMt CM <
Me 1 i = M J Kilt T M Jolifre tlifte r F X XSnowJen M6nouden
SnowJen 5 r1eD C ii Pa31 Iajac ra ll coxswain <
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I Important Aspirants For Coveted Honors in n Americas Annual Rowing Classic I
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WINNING OARSMEN OARSMENDESERVE OARSMENDESERVEVICTORIES
DESERVE DESERVEVICTORIES DESERVEVICTORIESOutciass VICTORIES VICTORIESOutclass
Outclass Rivals in Races Racesfor RacesfOr Rasfor
for National Regatta RegattaTides RtvttaTides RegattaTithes
Tides Tidesta I IpeI
By TO AS IT2lIY IT2lIYPnaelaneed
Pnaelaneed superiority la 4 4oL ooesrrraa ooesrrraaabip
abip oL practically every ery wtDaw ever everIt1i overits
its rivals was die distinctive featlh fill filltile ofthe
tile opening day of die II8 resat regatta
ta on the Speedway y course courseFront cosneFro1 courseFrost
Front the viewpoint of balk of entries entriesrecords tIItrifatJda entriesibis
ibis years UfaJr erlipses an anTeCDnIII previous previousrecords
records for tbe N A A A A O te a y ya year yearwhen
when I is rowing baa I eeJaw some somewhat
w what below die IIIIk of prewiaus sea seasou
sou aDd th this Is looked upon as a well welli WellI wenearned
i earned tribute to the enthusiastic en endeavors eII endeavmu ¬
I Ithe
deavors of those who brought to Wash Washington Washlegion ¬
legion the first national regatta ta IDre a ascore apore
score c cADd years yearsAnd YRAnd
And it fa no disparagement of the thelocal theJocaI thelocal
local comnttte that the tileill dbmpetttfcm dbmpetttfcmcard
ill several Of tile events eYeIU8card on yerterdays yerterdayscaul
card was rather hue lax but the fact of ofthe 0the ofthe
the matter te that if tbe natWnal regat regatta reptta regatti ¬
ta of me te to be discussed te the fa fatare fu future future
ture as one te which hldt there were several severalramtehed RYeIalsdrrtJtc neaps neapsstfrrins
sdrrtJtc finl es these will have 178 to be belunUIIbecl befmntshed
ramtehed this afternoon when the tileelMs heat heatclass bestmils
class of entries tries will row rowAfl rowAll r + ow owAll
All WianOT Picked iJfaIIT PkkodAtany Pickedhere
JfaIIT of the rowing experts who are arehere arehere
here for the national made forecasts forecastsof f fof foteoatsof
of the probable results without wltMs > st the least leasti Ie8streseratloD leastreservattoa
enervation i and several of o die authorities authori authoritown autlorlUe
Ue including Pat Dee pn 7 the George Georgetown
GeorseI
town to rowing mentor picked every everytortsros VIe vtetorhvas VIecrew
torhvas crew before the men even evenlaunched evenlaot I
1 laot launched ebed their shells This IbIBsu will give a aed apod agood
pod idea of low the eWS that lashed lash j
ed first ottistiadowfil On IIW their less speedy speedyrivals speedyrivals
j jBut
rivalsBut rivals rivalsBut
But the arrangements a srtangen ente could hardly be beexcelled beexceBed beexcelted
excelled 3Ce course eo ne was ever everthoroughly morethoroughly more I
thoroughly policed than was the one oneyesterday ooeyeBtenJay onemen
yesterday by the revenue cutter cuttermen men menwho I IwiIo
who worked to conjunction conjunct conjunctharbor Io with the theharbor
harbor station force and during tbe tbecourse tbeof thestns
course of he afternoon not a single singleone aIDsIeone singleone I
one of the many boats and andadobied canoes as assembled asaJ0D5 ¬
sembled along the boundaries boundariesstretch of th thstretch the thestretch
stretch succeeded te crossing the waters watersTrue watersassigned I
ass for tile me of the eoItestaDt costestantsTrue eoItestaDtTrue
True the police boat ViliJaDto vigilant vigilantcharge n ncharge I
charge of Lieut LieatRussell Russell Dean can had to tocom toto t o
come com to rescue rescue the press pressbreak boat beatcome after a abreak i
break in the machinery had left the thenewspaper thenewspaper I
newspaper men including visiting vimsaibes visitingBribes visttblgribes
Bribes ribes as helpless as a fat woman on ona ODa ona
a fire escape e but aside from this and andthe aDdtJae andthe
the fact that the revenue cutters pinch pinched pinched ¬
ed the police pd li there was nothing nothinga to mar mara marmost
a most pleasant afternoonAll afternoon afternoonAM 2fternoonAI
AM Time Stew StewTime SlewJ1 SlawTime
J1 Time In the races yesterday was wasuniformly wasunifomiy
uniformly 7 slow but this may y be ac accounted aeed acceunted ¬
counted ed for by the fact that there was wasno wasno
no favorable wind with the tilead oarsmen oarsmensad oaremeh oaremehand
sad whatever breeze was stirring was wasThe waap wasblowih
blowih up p tile river aDI against the theaeW1L thecrews
crews aeW1LTIle crewsThe
The most J i sj rrtaar exhibition of the theday 11Mday theday
day e cane us ia the Junior eightoared eightoaredrace
race te whthe which there a were w five i starters starteraThe tu tuThe j jThe
The Argonauts oasultR oasultRchoice of Canada were the thechoice tbechoiee be
choice o of many with Detroit Detroitsewnhe second secondArrmdels D4aad sewnhe
aad the PotOBleS picked to beatArnadei beat tis tisAn1JIIIIels t
Arrmdels of Baltimore and the Virginians Vir Virginians VIegl1da1IS ¬
ginians of Richmond RichmondBut
But from the gun g the Potomacs Potomacswent Potomacseat Potomacswent
went eat out and set a pace that drew the theDetroit theDetroit theDetroit
Detroit men along a and forced the tbeother theother theother
other three crews to furnish a second seconddivision 44iTislon seconddivision
division beaten before half of f the thecourse tbecoune thecoarse
course had been rowed Rowing BowllaglIDusually g nunusually n nunusually
unusually high stroke for a Potomac Potomaccrew Potomacthey
crew aewoAce once they were caught t at 42 42and 4 4a 42and
and again at 44 4sCoach Coach Glendons Glendonscharges Gieudoasurges
charges drove their trail shell th ththe through throughthe tJuougRtJW
the water in magnificent Jllaffl magntficeata shape and andup an4up
up to the mile mark held heldvantage a slight au hapt h hvantage ad advantage adand adandup ¬
vantage over the Michiganders Michiganderscoached Michg Michgtganders tganders
coached by Vivian Vi Nfcholls the Eng English EDgh English ¬
lish h sculler scullerBut
But the ui hi put up from the start starttold starttoldon
toldol1 told on the redJtUseyed ft4 Seyed oarsmen by bythe bythe bythe
the time tI the utile JI e mark mar was reached reachedand reacb reacbaDel reachedand
and in 11 U t bst is st Quarter they were wereunable weraJale
unable Jale to h hld > ld oa 01 and finished fully fullymere fullymere
mere than a leofth astern of Detroit Detroitwith Detroli Detroitwith
with i l Argonaut third thirdIn tlalnlfa thirdIn
In the matter ct f form no crew ta thisace this thisace thisaee
ace snowed better beet S than the Potomacs PotomacsVhBe
VhBe their stroke was somewhat of a adeparture ad
d departure t tt the style te use when whenDompsey whenD
D Dompsey apaey w wl v in barge they neverthe neverthetesv nevertheea neverthelot
lot seem maaied id o p 4t f their fail power into intotae intotile intothe
tae iiok t Ltrnke s T j Jt untfl the whole eight eightwS eightI eightwas
wS irtorec rL s tired te latIN the last test quartK quar quarter Quataro ¬
ter we w t taro r T > aer Y tgidency to clip F FThen at ateItIIer atdrier
I drier eats eatsThen
eItIIer1r 1r r 1 ot otI
Then eassi nest < csas toward the stern sternbut sternbut sternbut
I but the ereJjpA eIrl eret d pot TIP tipgame L < s JL i 7 7I I Ij
j game bard < ar and ha1 h 1 the sat 5atifac 5atifaction satisfaction iff ac acj
I j tion of beating be mg three crews and bowing bowingto
to an eight e Sh that was remarkably g good ood
for its class even to such ipaDy company c as Is Isalways IsaIaye isalways
always expected ex t the National NationalIn
In Milovich lII ovicb tbe Potomacs bad badearthed un unearthed anearthod ¬
earthed a meat worthy successor 8UCt1S8 to tosome toIIOJDe tosome
some of their clever stroke oars of pastyears past pastrears pastan5
rears an5 He showed grand ability to todrive todrive todrive
drive his ci crew w to the utmost without withoutthe wttboutthe withoutthe
the acrflce sarr ce of power or length and andhad aDdhad andhad
had the men backing him up hadgreater had hadgreater badve
greater r reserve + ve stamina the thousands thousandson u uon
on the Highway igbwa Bridge and along the theSpeed theSpeed theSpeedway
Speed Speedway > av would have seen a finish b not nots DOt80Gn notanon
s anon < x n to be forgotten fors tten The stroke of ofj ofth ofthe
j the th Virginia eigh eighbut also set a good COOdbut pace pacebut
but lime rs 8 s so it i leTtered with Coach Coachproteges CoaebH CoachRaces
H Races proteges > CeSihat hat he was forced to toresult toalter toalter
alter be personnel of the crow lid as asneult asresult
result its condition was not good but buttbe butthe batthe
the Richmond men fought hard ad andmade nd ndmade
made ta considerable in a driving finish finishIn bIII wishIn
In the last furlong furlongI farloogWhen
I When it was announced that nine ninecrews DIDecrw ninecrews
crews were fte entered te the internationaltouroar international internationalfouroar InteI1ltioDa1foulOal
fouroar id t race tt t was thought this thtewould thiswould thisworld
would je e one of the most distinctive distinctivewithdrawals dIIJtIDet1vefetule distinctivefeature
feature of the two days rowing but butwldl4ntwab batwabdm
withdrawals wabdm wais and accidents so marred marredthe 1IIrNIIlue marredthe
the vent that only three finally finished finish finished AoJaIted ¬
ed Three of the crews withdrew and andi aDdIda andwith
i with Ida six starters they were sent t away awayi
i In the attempt to start there was a amixip aUIp amix
mixip mix ip te the first few fewetrokee strokes and the thePotonacs thePoto thePoto
Potonacs Poto uses and Vespers V pen were disqualified disqualifiedfor
for fooling foolingAn tou1blcAD foulingAn
An were recalled and te the thestart second secondstart secondstart
start the Mound City four of St Louis Louisgot Lowgot
got all tangled taD ed up and tore a long bole holein bolei1I bolein
in its It boat The shell shipped consider considerable coaIderabJ considerable ¬
able water but the men were rescued rescuedten ue4by
by tile Ja1lllChee from die revenue cut cuts j
ten s r rThe
tenTbe
The e other three went eat on down the Cheriver theriver j
river rtth b the Arnndete well te front fretNew tNew frontNew
New York Athletic dub second and andCentral andCentral 1 1Central
Central Rowing lobs of 8t Loots Lootsthird I IthI
from
third The Arundete kept to front frontthe an anthe antbe
the way and won without withouttroahIe trouble troubleMekrhof troubleE1
Mekrhof E1 a zbo G Gets U A Away wayFirst wayFirsti way Fiat FiatAsIde FirstAside I
i Aside from Mehrbof who 0 got away awayI away8nt awaydrat
I first and remained there throughout the therace therace I
race the senior quartermOe dash foraculiers for forscullers ferIIeIIIJenI
scullers found the field hunched hunchedYehrbors bnnebedMehrbofs 1d 1dJI
Mehrbofs JI s stroke was most impressive impressiveand IIpneatIt impresstveand
and tt was evident that only an eel eelclflDt aceddent accident ¬ =
dent could cause his defeat defeatButler defeatButler defeatHaller
Butler of the Argonauts finished finishedstrong 8DJ8beItroII i
strong and was tied with Fueasel Fuoelthe of ofthe ofthe
the Hartems for second place placeThs placenw placeTt
Ths intermediate fours furnished one oneof 0IIeof oneof
of the most remarkable exhibitions > of ofsteering ofsteering
steering ever witnessed at a regatta regattaof
of the proportions of the one yesterday yester yesterday Mer ¬
day As soon as the word ont was giventhe given i ithe 1
the fct Charles four started on onseem a inght inghtseein adKJIteeiJa 1
seein seem expedition ex edition along t the District Districtshore Ds Dsshort
shore incidentally incidentallyanitts nT to fonlteg anitts usthe de them Argo ArgonBts AqoD I
m nBts on the way ay over overto and us barely barelyeapins es escaping ee
caping breaking up the race The Argo Argonauts ArpnautJI Argonests ¬
nests lost considerable considerable space by the theaccident tileaccicIeIIt theaccident
accident but finally got straightened straightenedout te I
out and set sail for tbe Artels of Bal j
tiroore tirooreThis ti
This was a sign for the KaryJaadento Marylanders BalI i ito
to leave the course and point for the tbeVirginia theVirginia theVirginia
Virginia shore and they continued in inthat inthat i ibat
that direction until they narrowly narrowlyverted JIITOWlyav narrowlyaverted
averted av rted hitting some of the pi pii pleasure pleasureboats
i boats anchored well back backi backThis backThis
i This steering put tbe Arlels out of ofIt ofIt ofit
It It and the he Argonauts won 011 handily handilyThe haDdliyTb bandyThe
The Tb St L Charles finally finished In this thteevent thisevent
event bat only after they bad had anost a aiRost
iRost ost precarious trip along a the theYalJ sa i itrail I
trail trailHartaas
Hartaas Overhaul Vespers VesfersTb VapersThe VespersThe
Tb The Intermediate doubles was Rock Roetrisamon Roeknaoo Rockrtmmon
rtmmon dub cl1 b all the wart while the theI tilenee therace
I race In the senior or class went to the theEarlems theEarle theFarlenns
Earlems who overcome oy the Vespers Vespersearly VaJPeISearly Vespersearly
early lead without great difficulty difficultyFive dlmcaJtyJihe ditricAltYFive
Five crews faced the starter te the theintermediate theIJltenDed1ate theintermediate
intermediate eights The Thewith A Argonauts Argonautswith koaau koaauwith
with their long body swing 8 aDd hard hardv hardweep bardsweep
weep were ant tornateh their cedar cedarand
away v from t ta tile stake boat boat boata and It was a aa I
a stern stirn chase for the other four all theway the theway I Iway
way down downTbe donThe downThe
The race was a spurt for most of the thecrews thecrews thecrews
crews but the consistent form of the theCanadians tileCanadta theCanadians
Canadians was not to be deniedDetroit denied deniedDetroit eDIeILDetrOIt
Detroit and Harem Har had a duel for torsecond forsecond ferbo
second honors whic wllkh h finally went to the theformer tileformer theformer
former while further back came the Po Putomacs Potomacs Petomus ¬
tomacs and the CrescentsKeener Crescents CrescentsKeener CreseentBKeeDer
Keener competition is expected today todayas
as the entrants appear to be more even evenly evenly evenly ¬
ly matched with the jentor eightoared eightoaredrace tred tredrace
race at 6 oclock as the thefeature distinguishing ulsttagutabJagfeature distinguishingfeature
feature featureThe featureThe
The Impression is that this will be bemighty a amighty aml I
mighty ml hty battle an the way y with all of ofthe oftbe a athe
the f ve crews having a chance and af affordteg affonl1B1r atfording
fording an excellent opportunity for forcomparison foreomparison I ICOIDparlIOI1
comparison of the American and Cana Canadian CaDadIaD Caaadlan ¬
dian styles stylesRULERS BtyIeRULERS htleBRULERS
RULERS IN ROWING ROWINGAGAIN ROWINGAGAIN ROWINGAGAIN
AGAIN REELECTED REELECTEDVisiting
Visiting V1 rowing erUiusUsts 1are ° are re rewell today todaywen dYweD
wen satisfied tisAed that the threatened fight fightto fightto
to place Philip Maas of ofon Philadelphia Philadelphiaon
on the executive tS committee of the Na National Na4ttonal National ¬
tional Association tloRof of Amateur Oarsmen Oarsment rsmenIa
Ia place Iace of H P Burke was DOt eerous eeroust serous serousJ
J t the annual meeting lng last night there theretrs thereS thereus
us trs a S considerable discussion between lstw en the therival therival therival
rival factions te Philadelphia out Burke Burkewas BuJteas Burkewas
was easily ea reelected as were e James JamesPilkinxton JamesPUkln JauiesPtikington
Pilkinxton PUkln on of New York Fred Fort Fortmever FortJnf Portmeser
mever Jnf er of New York and J F Dene DeneRreU DeneJtrel Denegrel
RreU of St PaulA Paul PaulA PaulA
A bid was received from Buffalo and andthe andthe andthe
the indications axe that next years yearsa rev revaatta reri
i xatta a will be awarded te that t city cityRISING cltyRISING cityRISING
RISING YOUNGSTER YOUNGSTERYoung
Young Walsh i ill playing such earnestball earnest earnestball
ball cm second for the Quakers that thatOtto thatOtto thatOtto
1 Otto Knahe will have a lively time getting get getting getting ¬
ting bark his job when hisfinger his finrer is in inshape inlJhape inshape
shape again
BARRY M AND JUKIffiEE ARNST ARNSTAGREE ARNSTAGREE
AGREE ON TERMS TER1SConditions TERMSConditions S SCone
Conditions on Zambesi Dif Differeflt Diffeet
feet f t From Those on otiThames onThames onThames
Thames ThamesLTVINOSTOITE ThamesLlVING8IONE Thames1AVlNQf3T0NE
LTVINOSTOITE Rhodeiiia BIIIJt Aug tt ttBarry 11Barry 111Barry
Barry and Araat are now te full l1IIIiDe tram traming training
ing for their tbeIrat contest for the aentting seaIIbIci1 seelingchaouabIp aenttingchampionship
championship i1 of the ootrW orld on the Zen Zsuibed Zenbest zbeet
best on August 18 Both men have haveagreed Jaa Jaaa haveagreed
agreed to the terms tet a of tbe tbeAIIIIft mooAram race raceAmst
Amst stcv atrak k out the clause 01 m b the thearticles theartieIea thearticles
articles of agreement sent to him which whichlaid whichlaid
laid down that the race would be rowedunder rowed rowedunder JOtINIdUDder
under Thames rule and inserted al alclause a ada aelaine
clause da stating that the laws of boat boatracing oatradD boatracing
racing observed wedto CI te Australia must guy govern guyern ¬
ern the match a wed He stated statedhowever hItIMr hItIMrhowever fmtherhowever suvI
however that he was sure then thenbe would wouldbe wouldbe
be no difficulty about an amicable le set setUement settlement
Uement when be met Barry ta South o1IthAftIea SouthAfris 1 1Africa t
Africa when an a tn8ll1 Inspection etiOID of the Zam Zambesi Zambesi ¬
besi course would no doubt assist as int in indeciding IadeetdIDC indecidlnaupon
deciding decidlnaupon upon conditions conditionsIn zaaI
In the Thames rules provision ptosisl oa te made madefor madefor
for starting from moored boats also alsofor alsofor t
for or coaching tobe to be done oae from boats boatswhich boatswhich
which follow the contest In the inter interests Iateteats intercats ¬ I
eats of the two WO competitors The Therule Theruleof rule ruleof ruleof
of the road is also somewhat unusll 1IJtushable unusltabie unusllabie
abie for the Zambesi ZambesiOn ZambesiOn
On the Thames a scalier must keep keepth
Ids own water until he reaches Hambridge Ham Hammersmith HammennDith ¬
mersmith th thhis bridge bridgenature naturethe where th the set of thetide the tbetide theIs
tide is of such a nature ure that both men menmust meamWlt
must go through the t center arch The Tfcewcter I t
water w ter Just a out out that point te consid considered CODaIdered coas d de ¬
ered to be bewneutral neutral and a foul will not notbe notallowed
be allowed while whU wneutral ntik the men are on non neutral JIetraI nontial ¬
tral water Championship rules pro provide provide ¬
vide for a start by mutual consent and andthat andthat
that a sculler te entitled to take such sucha ch chcourwe
a course as will enable him to reach reachtbe reacbthe
the winni winniMe WinDfIt post ID the shortest poa posstble
Me time SUt But be must not interfere interferewith interferewith
with tbe other competitor competitorAs I
As to the return match with Barry Barryon
on on the Thames Amst t Is prepared to torow torow tobut
row there but he will enforce the thechampionship thecbaJDPkm thechampfonshtp I
championship cbaJDPkm conditions and boatrace boatracetews boatdCeIas boatracelaws
laws and the articles of ofncalty qnItIIIeDt qnItIIIeDtbav t twhich
which have been approved of bJ y pnc
ncalty all the living champions championsDiscussing ehampoBLAnast ehampossDiscussing
Discussing Arnsts Ar merits as a cfaamp
ior oarsman y J Trident t ta i iMail n the Sydney Sydneystollen
Mail says Amst te s undoubtedly ahas a agood aBeU1Jer
good somed bosom scullee but he has been beenpeoile unwisely unwiselyboomed wwiith
boomed edthe Some people are fed up with withthe withthe
the idea I that he ta the greatest test man manwho manwIao manwho
who ever rowed on the Parnmatta Parramatta matta or ori QriDdHd orIndeed
i indeed anywhere else elM This means thatAlnet that thatArnst thatArDst
Arnst is even to the casual observer observera
a better man maa than were Bearle Stanburn Stan Stanbury
bury Beach Trickett or Halan In Intbe luthe Inthe
the opinion of the writer a ritei he is not their theirequal tbetrequal theirequal
equal and could never Devtr have won the theraces theraces theraces
races they wen wenThe nThe nunThe
The same writer states that Asssts Actsbackers Assstsbackers II8t3ba
backers ba ers who left for South Africaearly Africa Africaearly AtJ1eaearlY
early last month month are un understood eatoed to be beI betakin betaking
I taking < plenty of money with which to toback toback toback
back their man who if he wine will willi willbe
i be treated liberally to a share of the tbebets thebets thebets
bets betsKiHHNF BROWNE KiHHNF lUffllL IS lu Ifll SOLD SOLDTO OULU OULUGeorxe SOLDToNEWARK 0
TO ToNEWARK NEWARK CLUB CLUBBrewDe
George Browne outfielder who was wassow wasto wassold
sow to Chicago o by Washington Was lington earlier earlierin
in the season baa been released to the theNewark theNewar
Newark N team in the Eastern League LeagueBrowne
Browne who came to Wa3hJBSton Wa hbIi on two twoyears twoTS twoyes
years TS ago started In like a whirlwind whirlwindand whirlwind whirlwindand
and hit well until Injuries laid him up upLast upLast upLast
Last season be was of no practical use useto UIIeto useto
to the team betaOut being out from injuries injuriesThis inurleThis injuriesThis
This season ee moo he was hurt during the thetraining thetratn1 thetraining
tratn1 training season and did not report until untillate untillate untillate
late No room could be found for him himand himand himand
and he was sold to Chicago As with withother withother withother
other teams he started off oC1Jke ISte a winnerbut winner winnerbnt wiDDerbut
but blew up after a few fewBmWDe Rames RamesBrowne 1aapesBrowne
Browne is l a Washington boy His Hisexperience H Hisexperience Ii Iiexperience
experience was gained here with Bill BUIRapp 001Fapp BillFapp
Fapp For several seasone 8e6IIO New York Torkcarried YORearried Yorkcarried
carried him and finally let him go Ad Admitted Aifmttted Admitted ¬
mitted one ot the fastest men in hitbut Bet Betting getting ¬
ting to first base he created a furore furorethe funwethe furorethe
the first ft season for Washington but as asmentioned asmentioned asmentioned
mentioned flashed out last year yearBIG y yIBIG yearBIG
IBIG BIG PRICE IS HUNG HUNGFOR HUNGFOR HUNGFOR
FOR BRIGHTON RACE RACENEW RACENEW RACENEW
NEW YORK Aug A ISRalph De Pal Palma Palma Palma
ma and George Ie Robertson are to meet meetin meetin meetin
in another match race ta tile matinee matineemeet matJDeemeet matineemeet
meet at the the Brighton Beach Motor Motordrome Motordrome Motordrome ¬
drome this afternoon D De Palma PaJmawas Palmawas Palmawas
was recently defeated by Robertson Robertsonbut onbut
but the rivalry between the two men is isso Isso isso
so keen that L at a puree pu of 1000 Ii has been beenoffered beenoffered
offered for tbe rare ra tomorrow Robert Robertson Robertn Robertson ¬
1 son n will rive a 99horsepower 9OhonMp wer Simplex Simplexwhile Sim1exwhile Sim lex lexwhile
while De Palma will be at the wheel o ohis oh18 of ofhla
his SWiorsepower ho Wer Flat
a
THOUSANDS WITNESS ITNESSServices WITNESSJOE WITNESSJOE
JOE GANS FUNERAL FUNERALServices
Services Were Held Earl Earlh3S Early EarlyThis EarlyThis
This Morning M oi11Uig at What Whatcoat WhatcoatEpworth eoat eoatEpworth oat oatEPworth
Epworth M E Church ChurchBAInMORK amrcl1A QiurchBALPIIrOIRM
BAInMORK Ac A 0vTfee funeralef funeral
ef Joe Oaaa the OUT fld Master of the tilem theRho thehome
Rho m ri + g took ee today fI tMroe tM tMUIM
home that he tov love A so will The 1IIeIca scr scrCarroll acv acvice
ice Ica cauJIBtV by tile for Carroll CarrollGwoa G Goat C CTibbs
oat were begum at the late lateof hone honeof homeof
of the orals chassBtoa at 7 711 a a aaCe mThom m mi
Thom pr eat i tra v aCe re the tilefaMII7 lniim tmmettiato tmmettiatofasey H > t tfarnOy
farnOy and a few f intimate friends trieDds1oWIIIc Fol Foltaken Pbhlowig
1oWIIIc u ti house 8etdoe the body was wastaJrea wastaken
taken tr is Whatcoat EVwortb M MChurch B BClaarocL BCam
Church Cam a where it lay te state until untilnoon IIDtiIIIOOD untilnoon
noon IIOOD guarded oy members inuiiln rlft i of the L B BP B Bp BP
P O II 1T and Pythian Knights rwotBdatec1 who whoofflcteted whoofficiated
officiated as active e eIt pallbesrera pallbesreraIt
It te gettmatxl that tJaMCI01IIdeII 3 15011 0 0ciuwded pessas pessascrowded
crowded te the neighberhood Mod of the thechnrch tilehurela thechtuu
chnrch to aliitass the elaborate funeral funeralt fultet < al allroceooa
t ioccasion > l f and pay a a last tribute to totheir totIaeIr totheir
their dead IdoL The portage ethaD was more morethan morethan
than three mike long Sight BlahtGower large largeflower largoflower
flower wagons filled with the handsomest hand handsomest haDdcreatIoDa ¬
somest creations of the florists art artpreceded art artpreceded I Ipreceded
preceded the hearse hearseThe hearseCnmmf I
The Rev Cummtags Cnmmf + s breached the theeutegy thed
eutegy d nd paid Dailate a high and feeling trib tribute tIute ti lb ¬
ute to the eehfighter fighter He was asateted asatetedby
by Revs Alfred 1Jt1wI0DIIC Young aDd nd F R WUinma wu Williams wuUnnlL ¬
liams At 1 the church an elaborate snsical mu musical JIWcal ¬
sical program pru rant was tamed out Jpes Joosfaortte Joesfavorite Jpesfavorite
favorite hymn II UI T I Am So Glad That ThatJesus Thatesus ThatJesus
Jesus esus Loves Me was sung by a fun funchoir tuncboir fullchoir
choir and the entire congregation OIL The Thesoloists TbItsoloista Timsoloists
soloists trcre tx Ie re Lloyd D Gftbs GII of the theWinten tIM1l11ams theW
W Winten I ltame and Walker Company < mpeltv and andNelson ADdNeI80D andNelsen
Nelson TunstaB of the Cole and John Johnson JoImSOD Johnson
son theatrical troupe Among the hon honorarv bOROIUV hoeorrv
orarv nallbearers were Al Herford HerfordCaleb tGCaleb IierfotdCaleb
Caleb Barnes Gnus first boas Beck BuckLaudertnaa BeckAvon BGckLau
Lau ermaa Joe Askew manasir of she ibeAflJD sheAvon
Avon dub where Cans G as fougn f his first firstbattle 8IRand firstbattle
battle and City Councihnaa f Harry S SCummings S Sa1lt1llP Schurch
Cummings Following the church ogre ceremonies oeemonlet ¬
monies the body was taterred d in MC MCAuburn ItAuburn liltAuburn
Auburn Cemetery CemeterySARATOGA Cemet CemetWILL CemeteryWILL
WILL PAY 60000 60000FOR fiQOQOFOR
FOR FlTI HERBERT HERBERTSABATOGA
SARATOGA N Y Aug A utile itThongh itThonghthe U Though Thoughtbe
tile horse racing came te about aboutfer done donefor ilauafor
for to Nev York Clarence Mackey to today to toy today ¬
day stands ready y to give Sam HOdreth HOdrethMX HIldrethfor HlldrethAN
MX for FIb Herbert the great four fouryearold fouryearoW towyearold
yearold Hfldreth te holding Ming out for forH feraDd forN
N H and a split the difference ce sale salerobehte saleL safeis
is probable robehte 1 within a few days daystckey dayey daysMackey
L Mackey tckey ey who ho has a fine breeding far fartn fartnte faronJa n nin
te Kentucky hasnt yet disk disclosed eel what whatuse wIsatuse whatuse
use he will mike make ot 0 FIb Herbert te tecase IDcaee incase
case he buys him but horsemen oarsmen are of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the opinion that be win send him to toFrance tonaace toFrance
France to head his stud there Ethel EtheJburt EthelINrt Ethelburt
burt FIb Herberts sire sire te now JIOWFraDee ta taFrance InFrance
France and is proving osn of the most mostsuccessful mostucce88f mostsuecesfnl
successful ucce88f sires ever shipped abroad abroadFttz abroedFIb abroadFits <
FIb Herbert is counted by many thegreatest the theHe tbegreateR
greateR Of the he fOuryMrold He was wasrear wabeateo wasbeaten
beaten in only one race Ia year rear and andhas adhas andbas
has won both races te which he started startedthis starte4this startedthis
this year yearCOREY yearCOREY yearCOREY
COREY IN HOSPITAL HOSPITALWITH HOSPITALWITH HOSPITALWITH
WITH TYPHOID FEVER FEVERBALTIMORE FEVERBALTDIORE FEVERBALTIMORE
BALTIMORE Aug 13 13Pltcber Pitcher Corf Corfof Cor Corof
of the Toronto team who baa been beenr beenri rider ri rider 1 1del ¬
der r the weather during the last weekbecame week weekbecame
became w rse at the Hotel Reman test testBight IaatDlgtlt lastnight
Bight AH A > i examination of his bloodthis bloodthismorDb1s blood this thtemorning thismorning
morning showed that he had typhoid typhoidfever typIaoidfever typhoidfever
fever He has been taken to to Memy
Hospital H < and andt it t is not likely he will willagain winn willagain
again n be seen in b uniform this masonManager season seasonManager IIe8OILKelley
Manager Kelley will be considering consideringthis co cothis
this a TOnah town On the first trip triphere trIPllere triphere
here Catcher t Tonneman onneman underwent an anoperation aDoperatIoa anoperation
operation for an injured finger and was wasout was4MIt wasout
out of the oneup for several week weekLARGE weekaLARGE weeksLARGE
LARGE ENTRY LIST LISTIN LISTIN LISTIN
IN TENNIS TOURNEY TOURNEYNEW
NEW YORK Aug A IS lITltere There Will be befew befew befew
few meetings of high a ranking nmJ ng players playersin
in the first round of tbe allcomers allcomerstennis allCOmerllltIN allcornerstennis
tennis tIN moermlmeat tournament t for the national nationalcbamptooshfr nationalheld nationalebampioutihip
cbamptooshfr to be held on the Casinocarts Casino Casinocourts CaatnoGJtS
courts commencing next Monday MondayThe JII MondayThe DdayThe
The entry list including 131 names namess
s the largest in the history tt f tbe tbevent theevent
vent < ent The drawings dr1I il1gs for the second secondround IeCOndround secondround
I round are likely lik t t tv resdIt in some in interrstinsr interMJtin interesting
terrstinsr matches including thot tbotween be between between
tween W F Johnson arvJ no T F Pelland Pell Pelland Pelland
and between Ii ll M McLoughlJn and B BH BH
H H Grant
HOT RUIN CHANCE CHEEOF CHANCEOF CHANGEOF
OF JOHNSON FIGHT FIGHTLangford FIGHTLangford FIGHTord
Langford ord Gives Reasons for forFailure forFat1ure forFailure
Failure to Meet Kaufman KaufmanFight KaufmanFight KaufmanFight
Fight Comment CommentSBW int3eEWFORK
3eEWFORK SBW YORK Aug UI ftat IatAI fight fightAl tightAl
Al Kauftraa xIa simply because I didnthave didnt didnthave idD
have these to get te shape said Sam SamexptaJnte SaMXAuIIonI BastLsnford
XAuIIonI the Boston tar baby today tadQtM todayexpkbhot
exptaJnte the PhUadeipUa pa fiasco fiascoSuppose flameSa
Suppose Sa pie I should happen to else oteeof 0 a anewspaper
newspaper rv deeleionova over there thereot tha + e because becauseof
of bad condtrton 11 r fID Fd never get a crack crackat eachat
at Jack JackJolruea Johnson Hes He putting difftcnl difftcnlWhy dWicaJties dtifwlties
ties eD01ISh In JaY wa Why doesnt t he heBums heCD beant
ant a ele CD tile II rna Kaufman KaufmanBurns E ft ftBIll
Bums OBrien or Ketcbel He BefortT wolgha wolghaL wdghsforty
forty pounds more them I do L I weigh weighonly weighonly I
only that much more than Abe AiteU AiteUor AUeUWoI Attellor
or Ad Wolgzst at and m bet aB the themoney the1n
money 1n m tbe tbeVorU worM at 5 to tol 1 that I cam camheat ealAD tsarbeat
beat 1
heat them themLangford fiLangford
Langford lAD appears es good humered inin e4 e4ea i I as asa asa
a bear with a sere paw He says all aUthe allthe
the worlds against him himKaufman IdJDEauhllall himEaltiman l
Kaufman still holds the center of interest in interest ht ¬ i
terest however by reason of his defi deitlnite definite ¬ 1 1Dite
nite substitution far Ketchel In the thematch thematch I
match with Bill Lang the Australian AuaIIaDbeavywefht Anstrallanheavyweight Australianheavyweight
heavyweight Billy Gibson of the Fairmoat Fair Fairmont ¬
moat dub has changed the bill offi officially omdally offidaily ¬
dally oes as forecast forecastf yeaterda ye race v Two Twohope TwoItopA
hope of f the white race7 race via ill meet meettraaan meetwfoeD meetwhen
when tile San FPuela F rancie an ad the Au AuuaIiaD Astabsu
traaan get Into the ring ringHugh ringHugh 1
Hugh H McIntosh b the me AustiUten AIIIIb than iaDmot thanmotor pro promoter ¬
mot backing Lang said today todayLang that thatLang tMtLaDe
Lang would be the next man to tooIm8cm face faceJohnson faceJobasolt
Johnson Mdntosh Kdlrtomo who hurried fromEngland from fromEngland 1
England on the Losttante to be at the thertrgstde tbertrc8le theairside
airside test night when beD the Ketchei KetcheiLi KetcheLLrng
Lrng Li ng fight we was scheduled has KetclIeIl gone to tohte tohis
his proteges camp ha Connecticut ConnecticutBASEBALL ConnecticutBASLL I
BASEBALL NOTES NOTESThe i iTbe
The veterans pitcher Red Tom Fish Fisher Fisher ¬
er te vtertex tint base for Atlanta AtlantaThe AtlantaThe i i ii iTIIIP
The Santa have ba won one onefrom litun litunlapelllthe i
from the Cuba OB the Pee Gmont GmontJimmy Gr this 1IdsCGIIIns thisilaaM
lapelllthe 1IdsI
ilaaM ilaaMlitany I
S
Jimmy CoShProsliuoe Gowns Providence F FiJlt team has hasnit hasbit
nit the slippery side III tile tileEIIJdes raatcin leisesternvague raatcinack
vague vagueBolt
Bolt ack 11 aTiudaa en httttaa not helm tbe tbemruter tber theresular
mruter r job at third BMB for 6eiWd < fce Boston BostonRed cares caresRed
Red Sox SoxHouston floraHouton
SoxHouItoD o
Houston fans have iron S aO ready te teland telaad toland
land to the Houston nlarera pia rers q tf they cop copttte coptM copthe
ttte Texas League Leac1aeIt pennant nevaantIts pennantI pennantIts
I
Its It tough lark for BID Daises that thattysht tIIatt thatthe
t the So led Cardinals dont t Jlla7t1dr Jlla7t1drtytt play thl thlb
tysht b sax or fortyehjcht straight straightBrooktm goers latiokyn la laPrte
Brooktm BrooktmShortstop tiokynSorbtsu
Shortstop Priest Pd who Is tooted as a awonder aID awonder
wonder te we Vtrrfnia aIasold League has been bexasold beensold
sold by D DaJnme n e to the Xew York Am Amertcttns Am Americana merieaD8 ¬
ericana ericanaThe ertcttnsTN
erieaD8elGb
The Cleveland dub has asked for foravw fOtlit forwaivers
waivers avw on Neal BaB Ball the nrst American AmeelcaaLeague AmericanLeague AmfItcaJaJ1IaJ
League nlayer J1IaJ ta lake a atd trlpte play nlayunaaristed Jliay1I playnns
unaaristed unaaristedThe 1I nns > isted istedThe ed
e II IIBostou
The Boston Doves are re net very strong strongte stroDIrwia
te the win column but they have a apitcher a1tItcher apitcher
pitcher by the name of Mattern who whoshows whoshows whoshows
shows more class than a hobble bey ale skirt skirtRussell sJdrtRuseI1
5 5Russell
Russell Ford the th Highlander pitcher pitcherhas plteherhas pitcherhas
has stepped the crusher on all the Am American AmertcaD Amoilcan ¬
oilcan League teams te except Detroit itbaTe The TheTigers TheTigers
Tigers have Fords number in theirbook their theirbook their1Mok
book bookSeven
1Moksvfli
Seven byems rers of the Kewanee ContraHam Central Centralteam Ceratraltftm
team went out on a sympa sympathetic sympaalike sympathetle ¬
thetic alike recently when beta Manager ManagerConnore Mar ger gertbnrWre r rOft
Connore Oft resigned Up U to the time of ofgotac ofto ofgoing
going to press the Ullaois State militia mfinJaOld mDitlahad militiahad
had DOt b ordered to report at Ke KeOld zs e ewanea
wanea waneaOrel
Old Pop Pofr Foster now managtea III the thenoodle theH theIiotek
H Iiotek team team weld dllllPletly of oft his hJaDOOdle hisnoodle
noodle the ether ether day te a game paBayea asatnst s4ainstNew asatnstNew
New Haven PoP crabbed his war warclub warelub warclub
club and murdered four New Haven Havenpitchers HaYeDitcbers gayenpitchers
pitchers to the melody of three home homeOMtimers meruDS homeruns
runs and twO siMIa BCOdIIc JIiDe ru ruOWtlmens rataoldtimes
OMtimers oldtimes say that there has never neverbeen DeYerbeea neverbeen
been a tall ow batter ire iret o who 10 could Jay Jayagainst JayapJwst layagainst
against a low bail IB t the way that thatLarry thatIAnY thatLarry1oM
Larry1oM Larry1oMtan Larry McLean tan does d 4ay after day dayMost dayJIo5t dayMost
Most long men en are In trouble trouble1I when whentbe wbenthe
the ball 1I swishes swishes past their knees and andwhen andwhen and andn
when n they hit it they t y usually haveto havetodo
I do so w with itb a difficult dlt ku1t sweep of the theslapstick theslapstick theslapstick
slapstick Not Noto so with McLean who whois WhoioJ whoi
is i almost a freak wheat it comes com to tostinging tostingin tostinging
stinging ths that kind of delivery Mc McLean McLean c cLean ¬
Lean loves a low ball and If it Is way wayout wayou wayout
out ou over the far corner he loves it itstill ItUIl Itstill
still UIl more moreJee He arches his bade like likea likepeeyed likeinstead
hisdown
a peeved tomcat reaches down d w and andInstead adInstead
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actually lifts it up and sends it on awhizzing a aWhirzinjr twhlztnJl
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k last night Some of ofpeople oar very It r S SdJ6 st stpeople
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Is a renoaae tI and 6dI f of atraincidents stnL stnLiIddeIda
incidents Never before was there m mor morof rrOf r rof
of interest on the Potomac course a + urse tJ tJthere tlthere
there was yesterday and the t v vtoday < 3today 3 3today
today I inumtnes to o be as tall of nv nrat m a c a aaction aaction I Iaction
action as those on the first day dayinstance i iinstance > r rirstance
instance what could be worse i t1 tfate in infat 3 3fate
fat fate of Krapp the New York T tt oarsrri oarsrriwho Oa Oabo oirt oirtwho
who bo finished last after working WOIItnDgnfarIy Mrs Mrsnearly s r rnearly
nearly to death then bard ir irbuoy i ibuoy iLbuoy >
buoy at the end of tbe cofc cofcturned C eels eelsturned t i iturned
turned himself over ov There u uthing WL WLthing 0 > 4 4thing
thing so hHnelike about that to a aington aingtoo aington
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ones who z ho rosily baa haaaltemoon ea rl rlafternoon l late
afternoon ate They had little to do dothe do fJ fJthe e ethe
the races were te progress becau becauthe bee becauthe > J Jtht
the > difflcnty In gettntg get copy away awaymost awaymoot a amast
most of taematao Jeo wer were baseball rt rtrrs rqQ rqQn reiver
n rrs s the tl1 conditions lemtodea esersft o the therriich them c cITteh s snseh >
rriich of the state of ofairs affairs in the thebox pr prbox f
box a the th ball yard that all thy thyBob tht thtto tr
to co was to cl close their ey eyes a l lEo iBob
Bob Eo > Ungianb ran in a pinch The Theboat Theboat F
boat was impressive looking but 11 luso i iso t
so speedy and finally sue stopped Moppede opptd oi oiDfcar r rnear <
near e had the upper end of the COOTS oar rs rssh A Ashe
she sh had been peacefully resting tn kOr h hor t tOr
or so there was a loud call I for f r a v vi t
i driver and a hammer which wee weeorthoomtns w wforthcoming we wef
forthcoming f The engineer eoppr eopprteed CQlqibled cot pr
teed on a chew cbe of tobacco and andpeared u upern i iDearod > I
peared pern red A reporter who ducked duckedafter duckedafter i iafter
after awhile to find out what bat wa wanatter was fIa5r1tter wasnatter
natter was told that the piston p sto stoas r rmas rwas
was as broken wht whidt h would have hay bareallnight r rallnight c 1 12i1Dicht
allnight stay stay i bad badjewel not the thedropped r rK rgdng
2i1Dicht gdng K dropped this qJS this thisbad jewel of iDtor inforto inform informHandy
b Handy like An Immediate 11D 1ate call to fowas towas r 0
was made ana the harbor police policeinto Liflto L LIDto =
into the teeth of their detractorcharge detractor detractorcharge
charge that they were mere ioyrM ioyrMover jo joonI joy joyorer
over lifes and the Potomacs p S ws wsThey l aThey
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enth street ulaarf barf and saw that tfcatbfeoy thatlOt thatbony <
bony got ashore without getting a aGItr8 aewer 5 5see
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Revea8e Service launches te aches becausV becausVsettee beat beatledice U o o1ntIIste4
settee insisted upon doing their theirand tbeirad theirand
and keeping the course clear was wasthe y ythe aC aCthe
the most comical happening ha that thattaken th thtakea n ntalon
taken place te Wasbtngfe Wash sinr sinreffort SiIHden Sin Sineffort
effort to keep keepJadt Jack Johnson from fromteg fromthe < rhog
hog the dry The revenue peo peoserve peopl peoplerYe peopieserve
serve thanks for the th excellent excellentthey v r rthey
they did did but w when + en they refuse refuselisten refu refulisteD ref us uslisten
listen to reason ai aLd > d Jugged the ror rorthey UJ UJthey cothey
they made a ridiculous break breakadded breakadddd
added to the gayety of nations a awelcome a a awelcome =
welcome w as such The courtesy of f frevenue frevenue
revenue launches in helping the r rpaper ypaper e epa <
paper pa men was also highly apprecaand appreca apprecaand 1 1the =
and the same goes for the police policeMolasses polkJIoIasseos policea policeMoiasses
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than vinegar and the revenue folk folkpoOce f folkwere
poOce were there therewlda with the sweet eet stu s sy t tlay
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Away up the = course near to r the thesome th thesome 1 1of
some of cur oUr leading experts to the heboat theboat th
boat thought t they were dreaming dreamingof dNamingtbey dreamingthey
they hard the loud ery of a re revendor T p r rvendor
vendor It was no dream but an f ikid fIdd Fkid
kid who had gotten a b boa boartng br brcIobIa a awas
was doing rtng a land office off ce business businessteg businrslag ints intspeaznits
lag peanuts at the usual rat ratnickel Pi PiIIicIriIe1 ratnicol
nickel a bag He was getting t tRockefeller tRoekefeUer t tKockefeller
Rockefeller stage of prosperity prosperitythree i athree ithree >
three revenue launches 1e and tv tvboats t1l t1lboa twboats < >
boa boats formed a line of bat batchased batdaased t tchased >
chased the rising merehant t as ashore ashorea ashoreHave iore ioreHave 1 1Hae >
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The man who really saved M tr t tJGIua i iwas c cwas
was John Nolan John can caliHe canpolice cat catHe
police He did not stop to bru brahair bruJir h hor
hair or shaw his shoes or tare a iaw iawWhen ia iawvWhen i iWIaeII
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loess which was wan the press boat t w TVgoing wsaI1IC wg
going g to be stuck in tbe river riverlie a ahe ahe
he made a new worlds record ir irthe In InIIe rv rvthe
the police No old maid with a aWIIIder h hunder hnnder =
under the bed ever got the thfquidr thethan r rQuicker
4uklDerare Quicker than John and the reror rerorare r fco fcoare rn
are wendering John let out ni nisounding i r rsoundfna c cIIOUDdiDIr
sounding yelp for the cops an a abehold In Inbehold 1 C 1 1behold
behold th there re they were ready ad y f fflctat r rt rfight
fight t or a frolic The Question Q 1on r rther nw nwwtaetJaer rrwwhetber
wtaetJaer ther the police lice were watching J Jwith Jwith Jwith °
with some semi sinister motive otne In view iew iewe a awore r rwere
were naturally close en his trail al althne altip l ltIlDe
tIlDe or whether they joist harthere harr harrthere hajrc hajrcthere
there therewhole Anyway they cot John A AwbeIe awhole
whole bunch at one once and we are areobliged areobtlged m i ioI
obliged that they did didBOXING dlcLBOXING didXlNG
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