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THE pg1 WASHINGTON wAq1TTNgPflTT HEBAI3 THURSDAY Y SEPTEMBER 1 1910 191 9
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fICREDITDUESNOWDEN GREDITDUESOTDEN GREDITDUESOTDENHis CREDITDIIE SODE SODEHis
His H is Long Hits Win Flag for forTrust forTrust forTrust
Trust Company CompanyCLAYTON Corn CompanyCLAYTON pan panOLAYTON
CLAYTON PLAYING GOOD BAHBInkea BAH BALII ALL ALL3Inke
I BInkea 3Inke Four Futouta anti One On As Auillt AuilltRt ttsilitat Ii t tnt
nt Capital City Olt Park Yonterday YonterdayKcMlden YClltertJuyIre YeiitcrdnrITcIde
KcMlden Ire ldell Getting One ol Hln Club ClubThree ClubThree Cluba ClubaThree
Three Illtn IUtllGnllnJherl GallaKhcrw Hand Han ii Still StillIn StillIn StillIn
In Bad Shape ShnpeDnllebnll Bnncbnll Xote XoteBT Xotei XoteiBy NoteaBy
By X X T VOHLEY VOHLEYAmerican VORLEYI
I American Security S ur1t and Trust Companys Companysvictory Companysvletory Companysvictory
victory over 0 Twlirtng yeeterday was un unexpected unex Unexpected ¬
expected ex ted by the majority of the fans tan al although althouch a athough ¬
though it was well we known that the Bankers Bnkora Bank ¬
ers had a strong batting team Snowdens Snowdensterrific SnowdensterrIftc Snowdenaterrthc
terrific home run with 1th two on bases basesand b8lesand lEosand
and hie ts triple which onablod him to score scoreon scoreon scoreon
on an out out gave the Bankers the contest contestand conttand contestand
and Snowdan deserves crodlt or crodttfor dlttor for the via victory viatory viatory ¬
tory toryCornell toryCornell toryCornell
Cornell Company hardly looks like the thasame thesarno thosame
same team since the series erfes opened openedVaughn oponedVaughn openedVaughn
Vaughn considered to be b the beSt b t third thirdsacker thlnlsacker thbilsacker
sacker in the city is out of the game gam for fortho tortho forthe
tho rest of the year with a a broken ankle anklesustained anklesustained ankesustained
sustained in a game with 1th Ninth Phlppe Phlppehad PhiPPShad Phippohad
had the nail on the first rst linger of his hisright hisright lIsright
right hand torn off in th the fourth Inning Inningyesterday Innln Innlneeterday inn1nyesterday
yesterday and Baggetto is playing with witha 1th 1tha
a broken digit Despite these Injuries to tohis tohl tohs
his hl players Manager Mana or Cornell Is optimistic optimisticand optimisticand optimisticand
and cannot be conrtaoed ced that tho Commissioners Commlloners Com Cornmiesioners ¬
missioners will even give 11 him a run for forhis torhl forhis
his money this afternoon when the two twonines 110nin twoI
I nines nin meet to decide the championship of ofseotion orseatSon ofI
I section A A Dick Robertson is slated ted to topitch topitch topitch
pitch and those who have watched tched the theDepartmental theDepartDMllta1 theDepartmestal
Departmental Leaguer perform predict predictthat prediCtthat predictthat
that that he will give a good od account of him himself himlelt himself ¬
self today and make up for the defeat defeatsustained beNts defeat8U5t4nod
sustained s 8U5t4nod ne l la I the last game against the thePaperhangers UtePape theI
Paperhangers PaperhangersManager Pape PaperhangersManager ers ersManager
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Manager Cornell is going gol g out this
morning early oarl to practice for todays todaysgame todaysgame
0 game He feels that he may be called calledupon 06fttdupon calledupon
upon to play right Held in case any more moreof mortot moreof
of his hi players get st hurt Besides his hisfriends histrlend
friends have pointed out to him that thatMaurice thatMaurkt
Maurice OConnor once one played a whole wholecame hole holelame
came In right field and that under the thecircumstances tb tbc1rculnlltanee
circumstances he ought to make good goodHats goodHaLl
Hats Hat off to the genial lDIal Jim JImu Sprigman SprigmanWhenever SprlcmalLWhenever
Whenever Jim J takes tak hold of a team teamwe teamwe teamL
L we W are r going to pick It to win in in the thefuture tbefuture
future for hes h the man who delivers deliversthe dtllftrsthe
the goods goodsThe goodaThe
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The Twining < boy bo7S boysars are u repeating over overand overand
and over to themselves them ty too much Raw Rawling RawJf
ling Jf hugs g We W agree with them It was wasReggie WItSURe
URe Reggie gleu Bawling who gava p the In Independence 111dependence ¬
dependence Leaguers their defeat when whenThe wUnThe
The Herald team played Twining and andyesterday lidY08terd
yesterday Y08terd Shag was on the job and andlanded JHlJandecl andlanded
landed the deciding contest contMtThe contestThe
The board of arbitration to walUng un until until ¬
til all the evidence is la I to t decide on the theeligibility theellgtblUtT
eligibility of Phippa of the Cornell Com Company Compan ¬
pany pan Mr Tbacher a a member of the theboard theboard
board stated < over the phone that noth nothing nothInr ¬
ing could be done until certain e taln parties partieshad p rU rUhad
had submitted their view of the case caseLeftr caft
pr Leftr ft Clayton played i7d good ball in inleft
F left field ft Jd for the U Pvtworth nine grabbing grabbingfour grabwagfour gr lpbleg I
four flies ftl and getting tUn an assist In a doa doable double donble ¬
ble play at the plate He also drew a apaw apafl8
paw and made one of his teams lMDt three threeblngles threeblngl
blngles blnglesPetworth blngl blnglPetworth
Petworth played the kind of ball which whichwon hk1I hk1Iwon
won it the pennant In the Suburban SuburbanLeague SubttrbanLNpe SnbvrbanLeague whichI I
League yesterday The boys took heart heartwhen beartwhen
when they aw w how crippled the Tigers Tigerswere Tt rs rswere
were and played twice as bawl saI ONeal ONealStewart ONMJStewart
Stewart and Gallagher were werefrom IDIII IDg
from the Baby Doll Doll lineup lineupBernle HIMunBernie
Bernie GaJtaghcra hand is still in insuch msuch hisuch
such shape that he is unable to pitch pitchand pitchand pitchand
and it is barely possible that ha will willpUy willpia I
play pia in the present series a rIes To say y that thathis thathll
g his friends frle are disappointed would be beputting beputting b bputting
putting it mildly mild I as they were counting countingon couutis
on fl him to land several games for the theSuburban theSuburban th
Suburban Leaguers through throu h his good slab slabwork slabwork slatwork
work However Howev Bernle Berni did not hurt hurthis hurthie L Lhis
his band on purpose pur and cannot be beblamed beblamed hiblamed
blamed for his present misfortune misfortuneWe mgfortuneVo
We Vo printed a heading Tigers Gnaw GnawBabes GnawDab GnawBabes
Babes Dab when the Cornell team defeated defeatedthe defeatedthe I
the Petworth club in the first battle hatti be between be bet8en between ¬
tween these the two organIzations and after afteryesterdays attoryesterday ftet ftetyesterdays
yesterdays game we e were besieged by bytbe bytbe
tbe Petworth tribe with itll suggestions as asto IlAto I
4 to an appropriate heading this thl morning
Some of the
headings mentioned were wereBabes wweBabes wereBabes
Babes Halt Tigers Pull Tigers Tall TallBabes TallDabe TallDbea
Babes Escape Tigers Hungry Beasts BeastsBalked BM BMBalked I IBalked
Balked Babes Bb Defy Tigers and numer numerous numerous numarone ¬
ous others At any an rate rat it is certain the I
Tigers failed to get their prey preyAustin preAuattn preyAustin
Austin Howard struck out three thro Unv Unvwhen UmM UmMwhon I
when he faced lao Single in the Bankerein Bankereindependenee BankareIndfIHmdMae BankersIndependence
dependence clash cia The Tb fourth time up ij
Howard was safe on the shortstops or erIt orror ora
a ror rorIt
It was learned yesterday tdAy that Dutch DutchMenefee DutchMenetoe i
Menefee is ineligible to play with 1th the theCornell tbeCornell th 0 0Cornell
Cornell Company nine nine ho having played playedin LI LIIn
in but one or two games gam with 1th the Paper Paperhangers Paperhanllra Paperhangers
hangers this year Dutoh would oome oomein oomaIn oom a ain
in handy about now nowIf nown nowIf
If the matter can be arranged The TheWashington TheWuhIDrtOR Th 0 0Washington
Washington Herald team will play tho thoAdams thoIdams Ut 0 0t
t Adams Express nine on the grounds at atruth atFifth s t tFifth
Fifth street and Florida avenue 8RUO northeast northeastSaturday northoutSaturdq t
Saturday instead of at t Thirteenth and andstreets D Dstreet DetroUl
street northeast northeastThe uorthtaatThe UortheastThe
The Columbia Printers would have havepulled havepullea hay 0 0pulled
pulled off a triple tripl play In yesterdays yesterdaysclash ter l lcluh a aclash
clash with Adams had not one em man been beenalready beenalrOtlc1 bee beealready
already alrOtlc1 out With McMahon and Barren Barrenon Barronon n non
on first and second Stewart hit a fly II y
between center and right which Mc McCarty McCarty t tCarty
Carty caught after a hard run Both Bothrunners Bothrunners Boti 11 11runners
runners thought It was w a safe hit and andchoed andchMecl an 4
l chased around the bags making It oasy 06 ens y
for McCarty to toss the ball to Boyd Boydat Boy a
at t second who threw to Weaver at first flrstneither firstneither flrs I Ineither
neither of the runners having any chance chanc o
to return to the t4e cushions cushionsBIRD cushionsBIRD cushionsBIRD
BIRD SEASON OPENS OPENSAnacostia OPENSAllacostia OPENSAnacostia
Anacostia River Alive with Trappers Trappersand Trappersand Trapperand
and Gunners Today TodayAnacostia TodayAnacosUa TodayAnacostla
Anacostia River and other hunting huntinggrounds huntinggrounds huntir g ggrounds
grounds within the District will bo alive alivewith allvowith a1 ro rowith
with trappers and gunners today when whtntho whentho whi n ntho
tho reed bird
and blackbird season opens opensat OP6llSat opor Vs Vsat
at daybreak daybreakIt d brk brkIt
It Is said that
the rood birds are nu numorous numorous n 1 1morous
morous but in only fair condition on ac account account ai aicount ¬
count of the failtye tll e of o the wild oats O tIJ crop crc p >
this year e r However HOWO r hot hotel l tables and andfamily andtamlly an anfamily d pd I
family board will be well suppUftd suppUftdThe 8UPpllaThe uppiieiThe i
The favorite spots for the gunners arc arcnoar arenoar ai e enear j
h noar the Banning Bridge and the Ana Anacostia A1acostlo I Icostla ¬
costia Bridge ridge The
Eleventh precinct precinctforce precinctforce U Uforco
force will 11I see to it that tho restrictions restrictionsore rellrlcllonsI 19 19are
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retwortb 2 Cornell QJme1lSBOTION 2 2SECTION t8rIONB
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A A LBTCe5iwin1nr LBTCe5iwin1nrAdrn B T Cfc Ce5 5 Twin TwlnInz 4 4Adams f fAdaDN
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GAMES OAM S TODAY TODAYSBCT10N TODAYSBCTION TODAYSliCTION
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ENGLE STRIKES OUT TEN MEN MENAlthonglt MENAlthongh r rAlthough
Although Beaten n nten Twining Twin1n Slab Ar Artldt Artlllt Arlist
tldt Twirls In Form FormSnowlen Snotvilcn Gets GetsHome Get GetlIomc I IlIOnie
Home Run with Two on Dunes and anda flU I Ia
a Triple TrllIeLOJeerll Loners Get Threernn ThreernnStart Tl1reerunStnrt 1 1Start
Start in First Chapter
Six hits in the last three Innings InnaR one onea onea on onhOifle e
a 5 home run with two on bases baa and an another anouier ¬
ouier ot other her a triple overcame the oarly load loadwhich lOAdhlch los ii
which w hlch the Twining team gained in the theopening weopeelftg th e
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opening o inning at a t Thirteenth and D Dstreets Dstr08tS D
streets st stth reets northeast north ast yesterday and gave gavethe SRV8tbe av e
the th e American Security and Trust Com Company Company L ¬
P pany aUl nine of the Bankers Bank League L the thecame theInu th 0
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came g ame with which is conceded needed also the thechampionship Uteehamplonahlp Ui Uiampionship e
championship ch of section B BThe
The losers shoved three men m across acrossUK acroathe a
UK th e plate in tho flrst round on an error errorbase orrorbue p
base b ase on balls single and a triple the thelast theJaat Ui 0
last la st hit cleaning up the bases The In Independence Independence I ¬
dependence d crowd failed to get another anotherman anotherman anoth r
man m an across until tho seventh when whenClements wbnC1ementa whu 5
Clements C triple and an out gave thorn thorntheir themtheir thei theiheir U
their t fourth run runAmerican runAmerican
American Security seurlt made their initial initialtally Initialtali Inith Inithlly
tally tali ta tali lly in the fourth when hen Snowden trip tripled tripand ¬
led li d and scored on Rawlings R wlfn single slngl In Inthe Inthe I
the t he flfth the Bankers took the lead leadwhich leadwhl 3
which whl w hich h they maintained throughout After AfterHolland AltarHolland Aftc r
Holland H olland had ballooned to short Howard Howardreached Howardreacbed Howar I
reached r nrst ft t on an error by short Da Davis Davia i L ¬
via v ia then made his second hit of the after afternoon arternoon r ¬
noon n oon and Snowden SaoVden followed with itJI a ahome ahome
home h ome run which sent m lIt two men ahead aheadof ahlMUlelt shea 1
ho
of o f him The Th winners whm mad made their last lastrun lutrun isi It
run r un in the sixth QR < n t to ro o hits and some somefast somefut cots 0
fast f ast base boo running runningEngle nllblgEa
Engle Ea le slightly > lchOr outpitcbed Bawling Rawllngsfanning RawlingstaAI S
fanning taAI f ten men and < walking none and andbeing andbetD an aneing d
being b eing < hit for eight ht blngles blD 1eL Railings Railingsstruck nallng nallngstruck
struck s out six six paused three three hit a man manand manIU1d mannd
and a nd was hit six times ttm Two long hits hitswere hitswere hitsore
were W ore made off each twlrter twlrterTwining tlrrTWilalng twlrlerTwinIng
Twining was unfortunate in having havingtheir haYingtb8lr havingheir
their t errors come at a time when some someone 150m 150mone
one o ne would follow with 1th a hit There Thor was waslittle waslittle
little l tUe difference In th the fielding fieldingDavis ftelcUngDIlYl ticklingDavis
Davis handled his five dv assists at thIrd tWrdbase tlIlrdae thIrdoos
ba base b oos ae in a sensational sen manner Downoy Downoyalso DowBeyalalo Downoylso
also a lso did some good fielding fieldingThe ieldlngThe ldtng ldtngThe
The Official Score ScoreTwtalnc ScoreTwtaIac
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A Aclan Adams < 1ainn Dos Defeat Printers PrintersAdams PrintersAdams PrintersAdams
Adams won their flrst battle batu of the thepostseason thepQ8tn thepostseason
postseason series yesterda yoaterdat when they theytrounced theytrounced theyrounced
trounced t the Columbia Printers 6 to L LThe 1The 1 1The
The Expressmen Expr xpreasmen en walked away with the thagame thepme thegame
game from the start scoring three runs runsin runlIn runsn
in i n the opening session on a base b on balls ballsan balaan bailsan
an error a triple by Hanvoy and a dou double double dotihi ¬
ble hi by Jewett JewettJewett J JewettTewett eweltJewett
Jewett twirled a good game for the thewinners thewinners thewinners
winners and did not allow the Printers Printersa
a a hit until the fourth when Weaver Weaversingled WeaverslnaIed Weaversingled
singled to loft but was left on the bag bagas haCu bagte
as the t e next three men went out in order orderColumbia orderColumbia orderColumbia
Columbia made 1 ade their lone tally in the thesixth th9Ifxth thesixth
sixth when Ellett led of of with a triple tripledown tripledown tripledown
down left field eJd foul line and counted countedwhen countedwhon countedwhen
when SUMS doubled to left leftPop leftPop IofLPop
Pop Ellett played n a good game at atsecond atlteCond alsecond
second for tho Printers handling six sixchances fxchances slcchances
chances in good style tyIo He also scored scoredtheir Icoredtheir scoredtheir
their only run and connected for a atriple ri ritriple
triple Tho official score scoreOohM sooraCobIMWa scoreOblaAflhlOAU
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Time of caae JSIBe1 1 hour hourINDIANS hourINDIANS hourflThIA1TS
INDIANS WILL PLAY PLAYCrow PLAYCroll PLAYCross
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Labor Day DayWhat Dnyhat DayWhat
What hat promises to ba one of the most mostexciting mostexciting thea t texciting
exciting games seen here this season is isbacked Isbooked I I Ibooked
booked for Labor Day when tho Wash Washington Washington VashInston ¬
ington Giants clash with the Greens GreensNebraska GreensNebraska Green S SNebraska
Nebraska jlndlans at American League LeaguePark LeaguePark e ePark
Park The Th Indians have ha e proven their theirsuperiority r rsuperiority
superiority superiorityvovor vovor oor most of their rivals this thissen thE thE50000n
sen season on but with Stonewall Jackson and andTom am I ITorn
Tom Johnson on the firing line for forthe torthe fo r rthe
the Giants a hard hardtought fought contest oont llt Is Isguaranteed Isguaranteed i S Sguaranteed
guaranteed Sunday the Giants play the theAllstars theAUstars th 0 0Allstars
Allstars white > at Union League Park ParliGame
Game called ct 220 2 ocloclr
BABES SCARE TIGERS TIGERSPetwor TIGERSPetwolth TIGERSPetworth
Petwor Petwolth th Plays Cornell Tribe Tribeto TribeI
I to Standstill StandstillJdACERON StandstillMAROERON StandstilltAROERON
JdACERON MAKES THREE HITS HITSBenldcfi mTSDellldel BITSBesides
Benldcfi Cracking Out a Double and andTvro andTwo andTwo
Two Single In Three Trips to the thePlate thePlnte thePlate
Plate Dllly nul Pilfered Three Bane BaneTvro BUKCTwo BasesTwo
Two Double PIn Play Made lIndeUornn lIndeUornnlinK IadeIoranhas Mo run runHan
Han a End Day DnThe The Score ScorePetworth ScorePetworth ScorePetwoith
Petworth tied the Cornell Company at atCapital otCapItal atCapital
Capital City Park yesterday 2 to 2 and andcame andQf andQftflte
came Qf 1e within an aco of taking the game gamein gameIn gameIn
in the thaJast th last inning when the Suburbanite Suburbanitecrow Suburbanitecrow Suburbanitecrow
crow got a runner runner on third and two out outThe outThe outThe
The Paperhangers presented pro ontOd a patched patchedup patchedup patchedup
up appearance with Vaughn out of the thegame thegame thegame
game Baggette playing with a broken brokenflngor brokenfingor brokenfinger
finger and Phlppg who wa was injured in inthe Inthe Inthe
the early part of the contest contest on the thebench thebonch thebench
bench with a split digit digitTho digitTho digitThe
Tho Capital City Leaguers scored in inthe Inthe Inthe
the opening round when Moran and andMarcoron andMarcoron andMarceron
Marcoron doubled They Tho made their theirsecond theirsecond theirsecond
second tally in the fourth when Mar Marcaron Marcoton Iar Iarcaron
caron singled over second moved up upa upa upa
a peg when Phlppg walked stole third thirdand thirdand thIrdand
and scored on a sacrlflco sacrl co fly 0 by Kenney KenneyAn KenneyIn KenneyAn
An In orror by b Moran gave Petworth Pet worth a astart astart astart
start In the fifth Oakley sent a slow one oneto oneto onethe
to the th Cornell short gardener who towed towedit touetJIt tossedit
it wild to King I lng the ball rolling through throughthe throughthe throughthe
the wire screen which permitted Oakley Oakleyto
to complete the circuit owing to the theground theground theground
ground rules Barnes drew a pass and andscored andscored andscored
scored on Maynes double doubleIn doubleIn doubleIn
In the last of tho sixth the Jones Jonoeaggregation Jonosaggregation Jonesaggregation
aggregation made a great attempt to toget toset toget
get Clayton around after ho had been beengiven beengiven boongiven
given a life on an error by Moran MoranL MoranuLen MoranLefty
uLen L Lefty fty stole second and went to third thirdon thirdon thirdan
on an out out but died at that station when whenSeitzs whenSeltzs whenSettzs
Seitzs long fly wae swallowed by Keane KeaneBilly KeaneBilly KeaneBIlly
Billy Marcoron cavorted ca ort6d about on onthe ontho onthe
the sacks < in hie usual frisky style 8t71 steal stealing stealIng stealing ¬
ing three bases in spite of all tho Subur Suburbanites SuburbaDltos Suburauttos ¬
banites b auttos could do to cateh him and andwhanging andwhanSlng andhanglng
whanging w the ball for three hits a a dou double double doeand ¬
ble and two singles and his playing was wasthe wuthe wase
the th e feature of the day dayTwo dayTwo dayTwo
Two good double plays p yS were made one oneby oneby oney
by b y each team In the fourth Clayton Claytonnabbed Clatonnabbed Claytonabbed
nabbed n Noyes N03 fly to left and doubled doubledPhipps doublePhlpPl doubledhippa <
Phipps P hippa trying to score while hlle in th thflfth tM tMftltb theth
flfth 111 th Mocberg oeberg bunted to Kerr who threw threwto thre1to threwtiret
to flrst catching CAtc lAg Clayton off the bag bagThe 1 bagThePetworth K Krhe
The ThePetworth Petworth boys 00 played an errorless errorlessgame errorl errorlpme errorleMbut
game but were en unable to hit Kerr sue guceassftilly sueefMI8fUlI sueestwlly
j eassftilly efMI8fUlI c Barnes kept his the seven sevenhits sevenhits sevenits
hits h its of UM Paperhangers Pa well scattered scatteredthe eattecedthe scatterede
the th e flrst round being the only session soscionwhen s sessionhen l lon lonwaen
when w hen the Cornell tribe got two in one oneInning oneInnJntr onening
Inning In ning
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24 81ft Jts r 2 f 1 t i OSkISIrf IIIIJ d 1 1005 100541wlb
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Kerr 1 5TP p pTotal 1 11130 1 1 S 8 JIanMt mo It 1 1Toca 10050 10050ToteMmut
Total ToteMmut 2 7 7 M B 8 31 T4 NaIsi TIeIS53560 TIeIS53560oteU b 11 3 i 18 6 fi 0
C ConaeII oteU e41 1 ioeioot ioeioota 0 8 1 8 0
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BOOKMAKER B IS TAKEN TAKENi TAKENAT TAKENAT
i AT ROCKVILLE TRACK TRACKRockvllle TRAOK1 TRAOK1Rockvl1le
Rockvllle Md Aug SI ilWh 3LWhilo While II the theraces thei theraco theaces i
races r were in progress today toda Arthur ArthurJ ArthurMarks
J Marks who claimed to be from New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York was placed under arrest by Sheriff SheriffVtatt Sherltfvreu Sheriffviett
Vtatt on a charge of bookmaklng He Hewa HeWtJ HeW
wa WtJ W taken before Justice Reading in the thePolice UlePoIte thePokG
Police PoIte Court who adjudged him guilty guiltyand guiltynd I
and a nd imposed the maximum penalty penalblC penalblCfino 31001 31001fine >
fine f and one year oar in tho house of cor correction correction ¬
rection rectionMarks rectionMarks r
Marks noted an appeal and hie ball ballwas banwas
was fixed at 2000 Later he b was be before before ¬
fore f ore Judge Henderson in the Circuit CircuitCourt CircuitCourt CircuitCourt
Court on habeas corpus proceedings and andthe andthe
the t he bail was reduced to 1000 31 1000 which whichwas whichwu whichwas
was furnished The case will coe up fpr fprtrial tprtrlaJ fprrial
trial t at tho November term of the court courtCAPITAL courtCAPITAL
CAPITAL HORSES WIN UNMiss WINMiss WInMiss
Miss Mina lilla and Saltham Saltba in inLead inLead inLead
Lead at Rockville EoekvilleGOOD RockvilleGOOD RockvilleGOOD
GOOD RAGING CARD GIVEN GIVENSpecial GIVENSOO GIVENSpocMl
Special l to Tho WajMicton Herald HeraldRockville HeraldRockUle HeraldItockvtlle
Rockville Md Aug 31 3lTwo Two harness harnessand harnelland harnessand
and two running events composed the theracing theracing theacing
racing r programme at the fair this after afternoon afternoon afternoon ¬
noon and furnished some excellent sport sportTho sportTho sportThe
Tho 2U trot the first race of the day daywag da dawas daywas
was captured by Miss Mina ltUna owned by byGeorge byGeorge byGeorge
George C HIHeary of Washington She Shedropped Shedropped Shedropped
dropped the first heat but took the next nextthree nextthree nextthree
three handily Maj Forest and Miss MissKushan MissKushan MissKushan
Kushan had a lively struggle for second secondmoney secondmone I Imoney
money mone tho latter getting the decision decisionAfter decisionAtter decisionAfter
After finishing second in the first heat heatof hoatof healof
of the 230 trot Stampilot struck his hi gait gaitand galtand gailand
and lead from start to finish in the next nextthree nextthree fontthree
three heats heatsSaltham hoatsSaltham heathSaltham
Saltham owned by M C Copperthlte Copperthlteof p pof
of Washington captured the mile run runAftor runAttor runAfter
After running second nearly all the theh way wayhe tayhe
he h overtook Flat Creek in the stretch and andwon andwon anc I Iwon
won by two lengths The The others were wereoutclassed wereoutclastod wercoutclassed
outclassed outclassedThe outclastodThe outclassedThe
The final race of the day the sixfur sixfurlong slxrurJong nixfurlong ¬
long run was a walkover for Firebrand Firebranda
a Baltimore horse He assumed the lead leadat Jeadat leacat I
at the jump and won eased up by t tAn tAnlengtbs n nlengths 1 1lengths
lengths Helen B had to extend herself herselfto I Ito
to the limit to take second place from fromBenlala tromBfnlala 1 1Beulala
Benlala
The Summaries SnxnmarlciFirat SumnlnrleFirat Summaries1rst
Firat rac2M n 2M trot purw nse fWO fWOMiaa 401
Miaa 11 Miiw UUI liWoory ry 3111 I 1 1 1 1aJta 1 1alter
Walter alter L L Leach Lea 1434 1 4 3 I
Mis 11 Kttshan Corbto 2243 2 2 4 3 3
Mal Foreat tIo Lone 5322 Ii 3 2 2 I
Bob Bobit K It Daniels DaDfeIsJ 4555 5 Ii 5 5
TIme 2 5 H 214 3t 2 15 15Seccisd 5V K 2 Z ZSecoud 5 5Second
Second nw raceOO 2SO trot purse JtOO JtOOStaapilot 100StaptJot 100 600Stept1ot
Staapilot CDo Dobfe 2111 2 1 1 1
Country Boy 1224 1 2 2 4
King ItedWOOd PfotU MOlt 3432 3 4 3 2
Black Streak Leach 4343 4 3 4 3
Time 23S 2 25M 22BH 22 2 225ti 225tiThird 229 229Third 29Third
Third race nlRu raeeltnnslnr Running t t1I ono mile purse JIM 100 Salt
ham Walker won Flat Creek Weibourne J ecod eOODdi
Complete Hawkh Hawkins third Time T litf Arthur Arthu14rtn
Bryan alto ran ranFourth fanFourt ranFourth
Fourth raceRunning ilx furlongs furlon purse loa 100 I
I Firebrand Ptr HanMu 4WJotas won Helen B Grimes arc tecowl arcead
owl Baa Welboame W < boom third Time Iran 1 1GoMle
I Goldie B also ran ranCOTTON ranCOTTON tanCOTTON
COTTON STATES LEAGUE LEAGUEAt
At GreenwoodGreenwood W 1 Vfcksbure 2 2At 2At
At Yaaoo alOO OW QlJYuoo Yazoo City 5 Jackson 4 4At 4At 4At
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Host jiost of the largo imported haU het are low trim triat
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Carries Off More Laurels LaurelsIn Laurelsin I IIn
In the Munsev Munsey Historic Tour TourAND
AND ANDIn ANDIn ANDIn
In the HillClimbing Contest ContestOf
Of the Automobile Club of Washington
In the Munsey Historic Tour TourIt TourIt TourIt
It Wins the Munsey Trophy Trophyfor
for or Cars in the Sixth Division DivisionGiving DivisionGiving DivisionGiving
Giving a Performance That Emphasized the theCars theCars
Cars Superiority During Every very Mile Mileof Mileof Mileof
of the Run
The Mathesons That Made These Wonderful Records RecordsOr RecordsOr RecordsOr
Or One Like Them For 3500 3500See 3500See 3500See
See Them Demonstrated Demonstratedf DemonstratedPope DemonstratedPope
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RICH FUTURITY FUTURITYGOES FUTURITYGOES FUTURITYGOES
GOES TO NOVELTY NOVELTYWinners NOVELTYVinnels OYELTYWinners
Winners Share of the Big BigStakes BigStaIes BigStakes
Stakes Is 23790
IBASHTI BASllTI B TAKES THE PLAOE PLAGELove
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Love L ove Not Makes an Excellent ShoW ShovrInjf ShoWIn
Injf In Itti Jockey ShllllnRa Superb Snpcrbllorscmannhlp Superb1I0raemnnflhip
horsemanship In n Die DII Factor In Inthe Inthe
the Ren1tnnll RcsultBnslitl Result Bnshtl ltJ Makes Dcupernte DcupernteKffort DcsperateEffort
Effort on Stretch but Fails FailsSaratoga Fall FallSaratoga
Saratoga N Y Aug 31 3lmldreth 3lmldrethJack Hlldreth Hlldrethluck
luck h ick and superb horsemanship by Jockey JockeyShilling TockeySblJl1ng
Shilling S enabled Novelty the Keene Keen bred bredcolt bredralt
colt c olt by KingstonCuriosity to win the therich therich
rich r ich Futurity today todi in brilliant fashion fashionNesriy tashlonNtar
Nearly Ntar 20000 persons wont wild with de delight deliChf ¬
light l when Novelty staggered home three threebreadths threebrMdths threebredths
breadths of a length in front of H P PWhitneys PWbltn6S PWbttheys
Whitneys 590000 000 filly Bashti with B R BBradleys RBradloya RBradJeys
Bradloya Keene bred Love Not a length lengthand iengthand lengthnd
and a nd a half haltNoeJt1 away awayNovslty awayNove1y
Novslty was perfectly ridden Idden but he hewas hewas hewas
was also favored by good fortune In Inasmuch Inasmuch Insmuch ¬
asmuch a as Bashtl was handled by Glass Glassin GlassIn Glassn
in i n bungling fashion while Love Not Notafter Not Notalter Notafter
after reaching the post ran away at top topspeed topspeed topspeed
speed for half a mile before she could couldbo oouklbe couldbe
be checked Love Nots runaway caused causeda
a wait of more than twelve minutes at atthe attbe atthe
the barrier which of course was a se serious serious sorices ¬
rious handicap for Novelty considering consideringthe
the weight but Novelty ran with bull bulldog bulldog bulldog ¬
dog courage ami did not falter when the thecritical theertllcaJ
critical moment arrived That was when whenShilling whenSbUUn whenShilling
SbUUn Shilling drew dr w his whip at the head of ofthe otthe ofthe
the stretch and laid tho punishment on onthick onthick
thick It wan a desperate moment moment for forLove torLove forLove
Love Not was ss setting a terrific pace and andlooked andlooked
looked like a winner But at the last lastfurlong lastfurlong lastfurlong
furlong pole 1 ole Novelty Noel staggering under underhis underhis underhis
his burden and increasing his speed took tookcommand tookcommand
command At t that moment Bashtl got gotthrough gotthrough
through an opening next to the inner innerrail Innerralt
rail and with a turn of speed that fairly fairlytransfixed fairlytran fairlytransfixed
transfixed tran ftxed the big crowd she went after afterNovelty atterNOY
Novelty NOY lty in a way that made m e Shilling ex exert exert ¬
ert himself to the limit limitBashtls UmltBa8hUs limitBaahtis
Bashtls run came a trifle too late how however however howover ¬
ever and Novelty carried the day do his histime histime histime
time being 11216 1 1215 and his share of tho thostakes thostakes thestakes
stakes J2t90
21790The
The Summaries SummariesFIRST SnDlmarleFIRST SummariesFIRST
FIRST RACEScen RACBScven furlongs PrfsdlHna 110 110Doaxn ll llDutlao 1lDosn
Doaxn 1 to 3 mm Van an Den KO Keogh X 10 to
1 second Black BlackMate Mate Iat lit Garner U to 2 2 thIrd thirjTim thlr1TilDe thIrdTioe
Tim TilDe 1 t 24 DanfleW cod The Tb Peer aloe noSECOND tnSRCOND no rasSIICOND
SECOND RACEStecplecba RACEStee ecbato i two milw Stoure St ure
145 Lynch walkover No o time timeTHIRD Um UmTHIRD timeThIRD
THIRD RACEOne mile Uo hampton Court COJrl 108 108SbUUng 1 1ISbUUog I IISbiliteg
SbUUng 7 to 10 won LnymiwUr LnJ1l nsttr S3 DaTie DaTieto DariaM DariaMto DariasI
I to 1 second Wander m Koogfa 18 14 to 1 third thirdTime tlalrdTiMe thIrdTSae
Time 13334 118 U 35 Manet uilOt Greonbrtdfic Frances Raj
Lady Esther and Bad New N ewa TI abe II rat ratFOURTH rnURrH tuFOUWrH
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Hog 9 to 5 mm Bashti na U IIS Glass 2 to 1 sec second second a aLoyo ¬
ond Lore Not ot 114 m Reid kl 20 to 1 third Time TIme1lS
101 11235 V5 Rockrille Footprint Textile Iron Mask MaskZ MukZeu hak hakZoo
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cite ran ranFIFTH faD faDFIFTH ranFIFTH
FIFTH RACE RACEOne One mile Ocean Bound 113 113ThOBMs 119fTItcImaa Ii IiTheaea
ThOBMs 3 to 1 tron Martinez US Musgravc u ro 9 9to 9to I Iseated
to 2 second Nimbus WO Kocraer 10 to 1 third thirdTiste tblrd1J1 thiatT4
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Gal Bbanwm Cohort Sea Cliff Sand Hill Fire FireMOne re reHerkimer lre lreHandier
MOne Handier and Dome Chief also ran ranSIXTH ran ranSIXTH ranSIXTH
SIXTH RACEFife and onehalf fnrlonci lnrlon Bet Belfast B Br Betala
fast r ala M Darin 5 to 1 1 iron mi HueUmo 101 Glaw Glaasro
10 to 1 L second Virginia 99 Thomas 15 1 to 1 1third L 1thIrd
third Time 1 S1l25 72S T 2 Footfall GoWap Patrick trlck S
Double The iTe Fred Keene Billy Barnes Darnes Old Boy Boyand BoyaDd Boyand
and Beatrice also ran ranHARD rmHARD ran11ARD
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HERALD NEWSBOYS BEWSBOYSCHEER NEWSBOYSCHEER IEYSBOYSCHEER
CHEER BOIIESTONS BOIIESTONSLeave BOY ESTOS ESTOSLeave
Leave This Morning on Walk Walkto Walkto Valkto
to Los Angeles AngelesCheered AngelesCheered AngelesCheered
Cheered by a crowd of newsboys Teddy Teddyand Teddjand Teddynd
and a nd Charlie Fox of New York left The TheWashington Tbea5hlngton ThcWashington
Washington a5hlngton Herald office this morning morningpromptly mornlngpromptly morningromptly
promptly p at J oclock on their ninetyday nlnetYdaruhlko ninetydalhike
uhlko hike to Los Angeles Cal a distance distanceof distancef
of o f 2610 E miles for a 52000 CO0 purse purseLeaving purseLoavlng
Leaving The Herald omce the boys boyswent ooswent hoytwont I
went up Fifteenth street to Thomas Cir Circle Circle Cirle ¬
cle c le up New Hampshire aveiuo aV V1ue to Elev Eleventh Ele Eleenth Elevuth ¬
enth a uth street and thence to Takomo Park ParkStriking ParkStriking Parktriking
Striking S the road the boys b will walk to toGaithorsburg toGaithersburg tc tcGaithorsburg
Gaithorsburg following the pikes to Har Harpers Harpers Harorn ¬
pers p orn Ferry and Cumberland They ex expect expect cxect ¬
pect D ect to average forty for miles a day dayPassing dnyPassing
Passing through Cincinnati they will willstrike wIUstrike wi I
strike out for SL St Louis taking the theSante theSanto I
Santo Fe route across the prairies through throughNew throughNew througlNew 1
New Mexico to Los Angeles AngelesThe AngelesThe
The trip is being made at the expense expenseof expenscot S
of a wellknown wQnkno n New York banker The Thoboys TheboS Th I
boys will when possible stop at the theY theY th t
Y M C A in various cities and towns townsalong townsnJong a
along the route where the managers will willsee wlUsee wIl wIlsee 1
see to their welfare welfareUpon wcltareUpon welfareUpon
Upon arrival at a town the boys re report report yeport ¬
port immediately Immodlatet to police headquarters headquarterswhere headquarterswhere headquarterswhere
where they are recorded U Teddy car carries carries ¬
ries non a collection of newspaper clippings clippingsand clippingsand S
clippingf
and a book containing tho autographs of ofprominent otprominent o oprominent f
prominent persons met en route It is with withpride withpride cvitl cvitlpride
pride that Teddy can point to Presi President President ¬
dent Tafts autograph which Is among amongthe amongthe amonjthe g
the first rst in the book bookThey bookThcj
They have been granted a permit to towalk towalk t 0
walk on the roadbed of the Baltimore Baltimoreand Baltimoreand e
and Ohio railroad by C E Phelps pas passenger passenger I ¬
senger agent and expect to use that thatway thntway the t
ther
way of traveling on a great part of their theirtrip theirtrip thel theltrip r
trip to St St Louis LouisThey LouisThey
They will return to New York in time timeto timeto tim timto e
to resume re mme their studies after the Christ Christmas Christmas ¬
mas holidays Teddy Fox attends Ford Fordham Fordham I
ham University and his brother New NewYork NewYork Na NaYork 5
York University UniversityGets UnlepsltyGets UnivessityGets
Gets French Submarine SubmarineParis SubmarineParis SubmarineParis
Paris Aug 31 3lCharJes Charles R R L Flint Flinttho FUnttho
tho American banker has acquired the theUnited thoUnltect tli I0
United States agency for the Laubcuf Laubcufsubmarine LaubcutsubmarIno f
submarine boats Ho intends to submit submitthis submitthis subm it
this typo ot boat to the United States Statesgovernment Stat Statgovernment s sGovernment
government in connection conne tlon with its de demand de demand d 1 1mand ¬
mand for specifications which will be beissued beIssued 1 1Issued
issued September 15 15 M Laubeuf fs the themost themost U
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most eminent submarine engineer in inFrance 1DFrance I IFrance Lu
France
In the HillClimbing Contest ContestIt Cont st stIt
It Wins Two Cups Cupssnd Cupsand Cupsand
and finished Second in the Free FreeforAII freeforAll FreeforAll
forAll Event 6 seconds behind a aSpecial aSpecial aSpecial
Special 1 00fl P Racing Car
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