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DIAMOND DUST.
[enry Rietz will be back in the game today

Henry Rietz will be back in the game TODAY.
Gettman is getting his eye on the ball again
Pitcher Taylor, the Colts latest find, is showing
up in great form.
Arthur Irwin is counting on two out of three
from the Beaneaters.
Little Casey is as vivacious and as full of ging-
er as a widow in love.
wrigley has been playing a very rapid game at
second for the past week.
The signing of Harry Davis looks like vote
of lack of confidence in Carr.
Jennings's nasal protuberance is sadly shgured
but he will be back in the ring today
Ed Hanlon says Jimmy McJames has lost several
games for the Orioles during the season.
The baseball market is bearish the supply of
players being greater than the demand.
Lapine lost through procrastination by the
Quakers, has been signed by the Pirates.
Fred Frank, who recently signed with the
Tramps is a $50 hitter and fast fielder.
II you want to get your moneys worth go cut
and see the Senators tackle the champions
Freedman's salary of $4,000 year as president
of the Giants is likely to slump next season.
The morals of the game would be much i'm
proved if such characters as Tebeau, Joyce,
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Manager Arthur Irwin has been in
charge of the Senators now less than one
month, yet the Improvement in their
playing is marked. There is a system
used by Irwin that wins in so per cent of
the games played after club gets work
ing together in good shape. Great re-
suits cannot be expected at once. and it
will require several months of playing
before the members of the team work
together in perfect harmony. The sole
object Of Manager Irwin for the balance
Of the season is to discover the merits
and dement's of the men under contract.
AT the close of the season he will re-
serve such men as give evidence Of ball
playing abilities, and possess in addition
TO the mechanical skill necessary to sue
cess on the diamond the ability to use
their heads at critical points in the game.
a star mechanical ball player, without
the ability TO think. is of less value to
any club than one of mediocre ability
who can use his head as well as his
hands.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

The closing games of the season of '9S
at National Park will be played this
week, and the local fans have the cham
pion Bostons as the attraction. Three
games are schgluled, and they viii be
played today, tomorrow and Wednesday.
The Senators can be relied on to play the
game of their lives against the Beaneat-
ers, as the locals have not forgotten how
selee's men knocked them out of sixth
place last season. Games will be called
al 3:45 O'Clock
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THE REDS WIN AND TIE.
They Batted Young, of Cleveland,
Hard I'm the First Game

Cincinnati. O., Oct. 9.-The Cincnnatis
won one game with Cleveland today.
They won by batting Young hard in the
first game. In the second, which was
called after the seventh inning on ac-
count of darkness. Bates was not hit
freely. but his support was poor. In both
games the visitors fielding was far below
first division average. McKeans work
was especially poor Shreckengost caught
well and was strong at bat. The score:
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Two-base hits-Miller. Wallace. Three
base hits-Miller, Mcbride. Schreckengost
Stolen Observation-Disclosures. Sacrifice hits
Woods, Mexican. Beecher. Struck out
By Hawley, /; by Bates. 1. Bases on balls
Off Hawley, 8; off Bates, 4. Double
play-Frank and Schreckengost. Left on
es-Cincinnati, 4; Cleveland, 4. First
base on errors-Cincinnati, 5; Cleveland, l.
Umpire-McDonald. Time-1 hour and Is
minutes.
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and managed by an expert, the Brooklyn
franchise would be one of the most val
liable in the country. Nine star ball play
ers are of no value unless managed by a
man who is thorough master of the
game. This has been demonstrated time
and again
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SHARKEY AND CoRBETT.
They Will ROx I'm New York Som
Time in December

New York, Oct. 9.-Tom O'Rourke an
nounces that a match between Tom
Sharkey and Jim Corbett has been prac-
ucally arranged, to be decided at the
Lenox Athletic Club some time in De.
cember. Although no articles have becr
signed, Corbett has given his word to the
club that he will accept.
O'Rourke did not state how much the
men would box for, but 1t is understood
the purse will not be less than SIS. 600
and that Corbett is to receive so much
money, win or lose.
The times., 1898-10-10

Why not drink pure and wholesome
article instead of an inferior one. Heu-
rich's beer is superior in age, purity and
strength. Phone 634, Arlington Bottling
Co., for case of Maerzen, Senate, Extra
Pale or Lager, which will prove to you
the high standard of Heurich's.
The times., 1898-10-10

An analysis of the games this season
between the Baltimore and Washington
teams shows that the Orioles have out
played the Senators at all points, and yet
bv one of those contradictions and un-
certainties of the game, which partly ac-
count for its popularity, the inferior team
won as many games as Baltimore in the
seasons series. each winning seven.
In comparing the records of the two
teams it viii be found that the Orioles
made 9S runs on ISL base hits. Washing
ton making bat 46 on 102 base hits. Bal
timore's team batting average was 300,
while Washingtons was but .227 The
Orioles led in the fielding also with an
average of .939 10 1894 for Wagners men.
In base running also the Orioles lead,
stealing 2S bases in the series TO u by
Washington.
The Oriole pitchers. especially McJames
and Maui, have been as unfortunate as
the team in winning from Washington in
spite of their excellent work. McJames
pitched six games against his old team
mates, and although five was the greatest
number of runs they could make on him
in any one game and although the aver
age of runs against him was fraction
less than three runs to game the Doc
tor lost three of his six games. Two of
his games were lost by one run and the
other by two runs The Orioles made 45
runs in the games in which McJames
pitched while Washington made only H.
Maui pitched only two games. winning
one to !, and losing one to g. Hughes
was more successful than McJames The
Senators averaged a trifie over three runs
a game. but he only lost one of the four
games, and that by one run. Nops
pitched the other two games against
Washington and lost both of them max
ing poor showing compared with the
other Oriole pitchers.
OF the Washington pitchers Mercer did
the best work winning all of the three
games he pitched against Baltimore. And
this is the very same Winnie who
though he tried many times, had never
won a game from the Orioles in his life
until the closing series last year when
he got one through Oriole indifference.
Weyhing won one and lost two to Balti-
more. Killen, Evans and tall "Cy''
Swain won one each. Swain also lost
one. Donovan and Amole each lost one
and Dineen lost two.
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COLUMBIA'S GAMES.
Baltimore Athletes Take Most o
the Prizes.

the Prizes.
With all the conditions of wind and
weather favorable and with numerous en-
tries, and for the most part of good
class, including seteral record holders,
it is little wonder that the track and field
games held Saturday afternoon at Colum-
bia Field, by the Columbia Athletic Club,
were brilliant success
The visiting athletes, especially those
from Baltimore, Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity, and Maryland Athletic Club, were
very much in evidence and came near
carrying off all the prizes They landed
ten prizes out of the eighteen winners
in the following table:
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SLoAN'S LUCK CHANGES.
MachfaveI, His Mount. Third in tn
Municipal Council Stakes.

Paris, Oct. 9-The race for the muni-
cipal council prize was run at Long
champ this afternoon and was won by
Gardefeu- Dinna Forget was second and
Machiavel. ridden by Tod Sloan, third.
Sixteen horses ram The post odds were
II to against Gardefeu, s to against
Dinna Forget, and Z to 2 against Ma
chiavel.
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TRAILERs LOSE BOTH GAMES.
The Orphans Close Their Local Sea
son in Star StyIe

Chicago, Oct. 9.-The Orphans closed
the local season by taking both games
from st. Louis today. In the first game
the locals put up brilliant fielding game
Lange, Dahlen and Everett showing to
advantage. Phyle made his first appear
ance in the second game and let the Wis
itors down with single hit. Up to the
fifth inning 1t was pitchers battle. In
this inning Chicago made a batting rally
and won. The feature of the day was a
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GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
Closing Games of the Season
at National Park.
BOSTON PLAYS HERE TODAY

Marked Improvement in the Team
Work of the Senator'S Since Irwin
Assumed ControI-How Arthur Ir-
win Came Into Prominence
Ball PIayer-other Notes of In
terest.
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First base on errors-St. Louis, l. Left
on bases-St Louis. 2; Chicago, 4. First
base on balls-Off Sudhoff, i; off Phyle. l..
Struck out-By Sudhoff, /; by Phyle, l..
Two-base hit-Sudhoff Sacrifice hit-Dah-
len. Umpire-O Day. Time-45 minutes.
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First base on errors-Chicago, 4. Left
on bases-St Louis. 6; Chicago A. First
base on balls-Off Taylor (St. Louis), 4;
off Taylor (Chicago) 2. Struck out-By
Taylor (St. Louis). l; by Taylor (Chica-
go), 2. Three-base hit-Dowd Two-base
hits-Cross, Taylor (Chicago). Sacrifice
hits-Ryan, Woverton. Sugden. Stolen
base-Green. Double play-Connor, Dah-
len and Everett Everett, Dahlen and
Everett; Quinn. Tucker and Clements.
Passed ball-Chance. Umpire-O'Day.
Time-2 hours and minutes.
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Two-base hit-Corcoran. Three-base hit
-Schreckengost. Stolen bases-Miller, Ir-
win, Burkett. Sacrifice hit-Vaughn.
Struck out-By Breitenstein. s: by Young,
2. First base on balls-Of Breitenstein,
/; off Vaughn !. Left on bases-Cincin-
natl, 5: Cleveland. 6. Umpire-McDonald
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A TIE AT LOUISVILLE.
Pittsbur. Had to Catch Train at
the End of the Eleventh

Louisville, KY, Oct. 9.-Louisville and
Pittsburg at the end of the eleventh were
tied today. when the game was called to
allow Pittsburg to catch a train. The
fielding of Fred Clark, O'Erien, Ely and
Gray We're the features The score:
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Pittsburg ........1 0 0 0 90 o.
Louisville 0 O O 0 / O O o.

Left on bases-Pittsburg, s; Louisville
T. Three-base hits-McCreery, Powers,
Richter. Kittridge. Double play-Cing-
man, Ritchey and Powers. Stolen bases
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Ely, Padden. Struck out-By Leever, g.;
by Magee, e. First base on balls-Off
Lever. l. Umpires-;E and Warner.
Time-1 hour and SIS minutes.
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STEAMBOATS,.
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GAMES YESTERDAY.

Cincinnati, IL; Cleveland, 3.
Cincinnati, q; Cleveland, q.
Chicago, 3; ST. Louis, 4.
Chicago, 3; st. Louis, o.
Louisville, 2; PittsburE, z
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RAlLR DADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway
From station, IL 1-2 st. and Pa A,
I'm Eject May L, Ises.


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Runs to Payne Station only
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage checked
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visitors to Chamberiin's new hotel, The
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Large and luxurious rooms heated by
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. the markets Of Washington and Norfolk
. afford
Tickets on sale at U. s. Express once,
- elf Pennsylvania avenue; 5l3, $40. l42l
Pennsylvarf. h n ticket office
- corner Fifteenth street and New York ave-
- hue and on board steamers, where time
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Any other information desired viii bt
- furnished On application to the cndersigned
- at the conpany's wharf. foot Of Seventh
. street, Washington D. c. Telephone No.
- 15o JOHN CALLAHAN.
. General Manager.
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GAMES TODAY,

GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Washington.
New York at baltimore.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Louisville.
Cleveland at PfttsburE.
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the price the big stores will charge you. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND, 6l9 d st. NV. oc4-7t
The times., 1898-10-10
NINE. THEO,

Medium and card reader. washington's most
famous Clarvoyant and Palmist. Consult her on
business, love, and family affairs; reunites the
separated; removes spells; causes speedy mar
riages and gives good luck. Open daily. German
spoken; 25c and SOC. 929 II St NV oc7-7t
The times., 1898-10-10
THE REDS BUY TAYLOR.
st. LOuis's Star Twirler Released to
Cincinnati.

st. Louis Mo-, Oct 9-The Cincinnati
Club has purchased the release of Jack
Taylor, the star pitcher of the ST. Louis
Club, The consideration is not stated.
Taylor will probably not join the club
until next Spring.