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The times., 1901-03-24
WON BY LOCAL Y. M. c. A.
HOtty Contested Basketball Game
Lost by baltimore Team

The West Branch Y. NJ 9. A. of BaIti-
more, basketball team, accompanied 10y a
large number OF 'rooters, came here last
night aud played a return game with the
local j. N. {. y, losing ny the score
Of to 3.
The first game Of the series between
these teams was played in Baltimore
when the home team defeated the Wis
itors by the schore of Is TO 3
Last nights game was one of the hot
test and snappiest ever played in the as
sociation gymnasium. The visitors were
guilty Of using rough tactics-somethiu
unusual for them. but they lost. and that
was balm enough for the locals
At the end Of the first half the score
stood to ,. From the start OF the second
half the locals put up a splendid team
game and a few minutes after the toss-up
Eateman broke the tie with II pretty field
goal. which Craig duplicated "a moment
later Then, to clinch the game. Bate
man goaled on "A free throw, and that
ended the scoring.
The Iinc-np.
The times., 1901-03-24

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The times., 1901-03-24
TO TAKE A SOUTHERN TRIP
The Georgetown Nine TO Leave for
Norfolk on Tuesday.
Games VIII Be Played with Vir-
Einia North Carolina League
Teams - Central Eigh school Ath-
Ietic Association short of Funds.

Baseball will be going full blast at
Georgetown by the middle OF the week.
The team which opened the season 10y de
feating the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege at College Park on Friday VIII
leave by boat for Norfolk Tues
day night On "Wednesday they viii
cross bats with the Norfolk team of the
Nfrginia-North Carolina League. Thurs
day the Portsmouth Club Of the same or
eanization viii be met. Thursday night
the Georgetown team will leave Norfolk
and viii arrive in this city Friday morn
ing. Friday afternoon the iirst game Of
the college schedule viii be played with
Lafayette at Georgetown.
The following day Gallaudet Will walk
10 the plate on the same diamond. Be
ginning with Aprii .. there viii Dee an ar
ray of college games, the equal OF which
has been seldom seen in Washington.
Yale. Princeton, Pennsylvania. and Cor
nell VIII all play here within a weeks
time.
The following men viii be taken 10 Nor
folk: Drake, Drill, Apperious. Cox. Fay.
Blewett. Walsh, Devlin. Moran. OHara,
powlinE. Hanretty, Sullivan, Golden. Con
nors, Manager Lynch. and Coach Brad
ley. The idea of the Norfolk trip is To
get the men into slightly warmer eli
mate. in order that they may loosen up
before the hard games. which come the
first week in April, with the big college
teams. The team viii open the season
slightly weakened. Captain Walsh is
suffering from a bad knee which WAS
twisted in football practice year or So
ago The injury was supposed to have
healed, bat cropped cut several weeks
ago. Walsh viii not be in the roster Of
-.
usual place in the more important con
tests. Seitz. who was one Of the most
promising candidates for pitcher. recent
y underwent an operation for appendi-
citis. the results Of which viii keep him
of the diamond for the rest Of the sea
son. Parental interference viii also pre-
vent Smith, the crack third baseman
from donning a uniform Immediately.
Blewett. the crack pitcher. is at present
in the hospital, but viii soon be back on
the diamond. Jerome Bradley, the OH
Princeton pitcher. who is coaching the
Georgetown nine, is confident that the
team viii come up TO the standard Of that
of last year. The squad has been work
fnE out on the diamond at Georgetown
every afternoon during the past week.
Although it is early in the season the
players, old and new, handled themselves
Ike professionals owing TO the fact
that the track team has been idle since
the indoor meet baseball is the onk sport
which engrosses the attention OF the
Georgetown students.
Coach Foley. of the track team. has an
nounced that the candidates for positions
On the team will turn out tomorrow after
noon The training table viii toe started
At once with squad Of a dozen men. This
number. viii b4- iurrea sod f-gy., Tina.
time. More interest is being manifested
IN this department OF athletics al George
town because a home track and field meet
viii be held this spring. The date has not
yet been fixed, but il viii probably be on
The times., 1901-03-24
PRrNcEToN's STRONG PITCHER.
Jnderhiii, "a Freshman. Does Good
MnrI. AgminsI KuIGers

PRINCETON. \. J., March 23.-Prince-
ton and Rutgers opened the season here
today in a onc-sided contest. which the
Tigers won lay the score of p to l.
The feature of the game was the pitch
ing OF Inderhill. freshman, who ucvu-
pied the box for six innings. He held the
visitors down To three hits. struck nine
men out and allowed only one base on
I.1I
The times., 1901-03-24
olympia \. {. Victorious.

The baseball team OF the Olympia Ath-
leTic Cub scored its first victory Of the
season yesterday afternoon by defeating
the Cyclones. by "a score Of lG to S, at
Lincoln Park. The Olympias played "A
clusc fielding game. and Picksford held
their opponents down to few scattering
hits. The olympias would like to ar
range games with other juvenile teams
All communications should be addressed
TO j. 7. Hoover, Fourth and East Capitol
Streets.
The times., 1901-03-24

ming qualities above a place i'll the sac
Oud division
Mr.. McLeanS interests in the Washing
ton Club are said to be represented by q
well-knOwn local enthusiast and an en-
plOye of the gas company by the name
of Hart. Although the site selected for
the new ball park by Mr Manning is st
good distance from the centre of pOpull-
ton in Washington. if he can muster a
winning team he is likely to meet with
success. Washington has the baseball fe-
yer again and the outlook Is encouraging
TO Mr.. Manning and those associated with
him
The times., 1901-03-24
WHY IT CURES MEN.
Why the Fghtfu Tension of Structure Dissolved Like Snow
Beneath the Sun-N FIFTEEN DAYS
Why Weak Men Are Restored by the Magic ST. James Treatment
Applied Locally and Directly to the Affected Parts

TO IRRITATE THE MEMBRANE No
INTERNAL DRCGGING TO RUIN THE
STOMACH The 81. James treatment Is
local. direct. and positive
Tho 81. James treatment f. prepared II,
the form of cralOus, very narrow. smooth
flexible and wholly soluble. which are in
serted into the water passage at night
where they dissolve and deposit the rnedi-
cation In its fun strength upon the Pros
tate Gland. contracting and strcugt hrrin.-
the ducts and FOREVER STOpPING
DRAINS AND EMISSIONS. and curin,,
white the Yafi-uf sIepre 80
The times., 1901-03-24

The enterprising correspondent of a Chi
cago paper writes the following concern
ing the local club: Jimmie Mannings
Washington team is said To have sub
stantial backer in John r. Mclean. the
millionaire owner of the Cincinnati En-
quirer' and President of the Washington
Gas Light Company. MIR. Mclean caught
the baseball fever back in the DAYS of
the old Union League Association, when
he backed Justice ThOrner's Cincinnati
Club. His experience then was not profit
a bic. but since his residence in Washing
ton he has come TO the belief that the
Capital City affords every facility for be
coming profitable town. providing the
club representing this city possesses win
The times., 1901-03-24

With Lave Cross numbered among the
missing. the angular third-sacker having
signed with Connie" Mack's Quaker City
aggregation. Hanlon is already preparing
to fill up the hole at the far corner of the
diamond, and announces that Bill Dab
len will guard it. with Gatins. one of his
newcomers doing duty at short. Hanlon
has cOrraIIed four pitchers, Hughes, Don
oyan, Kennedy, and kitson.
The times., 1901-03-24
The score by innings

Ccutral............ o o I 0 >
Gaiiaudct......... q o 0 > i x-l1
Base on balls-by Smith 3: by Rosson .
Struck out-4oy Rosson 3. 10y Smith 2
Two-base -Winemiller. Hughes. Bal
linger. Three-base hit-Rrush Home
run, Rosson. UmpireS. DE MOutreyille
The times., 1901-03-24

neither Somers nor HanlOn viii agree
to meet his extrayagant terms, as he
doesn't wish TO return to the game
Il have given my word that will play
for SS,000." quOth Lange, and II BOSTON
or Brooklyn calls me / suppose | viii
have to 90. but | hope they wont. l am
settled down. and am satisfied with the
business | am In"
The times., 1901-03-24
NdriCOcele.

Naricocele IS an accumulation of sluggish
blood in the veins Of The scrotum d,,a
solely to imperfect circulation. ana has
lis origin in diseased and torpid Pos
tate Gland. Operations iu this disease are
only temporary. and ne mechanical deyice
yet discovered has cured q single c3ea
Gran-Solycut heals the Prostate and re
stores healthy circulation Naricoccie dis
appears and ghe sluggish accumulation il
replaced By pure. healthy. red blood
Thousands oi men Sirlctured weak
wasting, and despoHdeul were cured ana
restored bE the ST James method JasI
year A vast army Of men in whom The
light ol life has penetrated tn. fearful
u sLrLcLuro aml e.miuaI aaca,.
The times., 1901-03-24

Tom Lynch has spurned Nick Young's
offer for a position on the Leagues staff
Of umpiTeS.
The times., 1901-03-24
] hc Ilnt-llIl:

Sc0It- -NH-UiHat0n :: BIItiWoro. 3 GUal-
from field Bateuan, .; Craig, ]; Green. T. Goals
from frce throw BatcIau. !. Green J. Referee
Mr. Auffentc. Impirys MI Frcuud Baltimore
Mr Rayonbiug, Washington. T@out, minute
The times., 1901-03-24
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The times., 1901-03-24

nal trea tmeut which must pass through
me stomach ana urine before il reaches
the seat Of disease. The seminal ducts
project into the urethral canal through
fne Prostate Gland. and arc easily
reached by LOCAL TREATMENT
Or garfer's "Grau-SGIyeut" soluble
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The times., 1901-03-24

We answer the
questions briefly. If
you cut an artery
il your arm YOU 90
lot take internal
medicine 30 stop
the fow Of blood.
YOU Use LOCAL
APPLICATIONS
Similarly when the
urethrai ducts be-
come weakened and
relaxed d. is ridicu-
lgus 10 take inter
The times., 1901-03-24

Manager Davis. of the New York Club.
announces that he will trade Kid Giea-
son and Mike Grady and hopes to get
.BroadWay" Smith for them.
The times., 1901-03-24

The report that Dick Padden. former
captain of the Chicago American League
club, had deserted that organization and
signed with the ST. Louis National
League Club has been confirmed by the
player himself. He was counted on as
a certainty at second base with the
White Stockings and Manager Comis-
key win now have to go on the market
and look for another man to fill the posi-
ton. President johnson denounCes Pad
den for deserting the Chicago Club.
The times., 1901-03-24

The loss of McGraw. Robinson.
Schreckengost, and Hemphill put a huge
hole in the ST. Louis team. Little effort
hds been made on the part of the RObi-
sons to fill the places of these men
The times., 1901-03-24

Comiskey has landed two more National
League men. having received the signed
contract Of Sullivan. the Boston catcher
while the other man, though not an
nounCed, is said to be Bobbie Lowe, also
of the Boston team.
The times., 1901-03-24

The Western League has decided upon
an eight-ciub circuit. This leaves Louis
Vile and indianapolis out in the cold. The
two might get up independent teams and
play among themselves, for 1t is not like
ly that either Will get into any league
now.
The times., 1901-03-24

There is more than a probability that
Pink Hawley will sign a Milwaukee con-
tract, as the price offered to him by the
Milwaukee management overtops the ten
der of the New York Club, and in addi-
ton Pink prefers that end Of the earth
Hawley, it is said. declared himself in
favor of the Milwaukee Club ten days
The times., 1901-03-24

Herman Mcfarland, who has been win
tering in indianapolis, has signed his
contract with Chicago American League
Club. Comiskey already has three strong
outfielders in Hoy. Heidrick, and Jones'
and unless Mcfarland shows brilliant
form in practice he may find himself one
of the faithful American League players
sacrificed to make room for a National
I.eaeNe star
The times., 1901-03-24

Pitcher Schmidt. who has cast his lot
with McGraw's new orioles, says that
team could be made up of the club own
ers and managers of the American League
which would beat any team in it's cir
cult or any other circuit with a little
training.
This is the way he makes up the team:
Comisky. first base: Manning, second
base; Collins, third base; McGraw. short
stop; McAleer Duffy, and Stallings.
outtielders; Mack, catcher, aand Griffith,
pitcher.
The times., 1901-03-24

Catcher Jack O'Connor has affixed his
John Hancock" TO a Pittsburg contract.
The times., 1901-03-24

President Ban Johnson says that after
the American League Club had anuounc-
ed its intention of invading Washington
and Baltimore, he received letter from
John l. Rogers, inviting him to place
club In Philadelphia, and telling him
what action to take in regard to secur-
ing grounds in that city; also that Rogers
sent representatives to assist the Ameri-
can League Committee in closing the deal
for grounds in that city. This assistance
was declined. and as soon as Johnson got
hold of the right ropes in Philadelphia
he pulled them to suit himself.
The times., 1901-03-24

sent. Rusie announced that he would re-
port Tor practice just as soon as he
hears from Manager McPhee
The times., 1901-03-24
TN THE BASEBALL WORLD
Notes of Interest About PLAYERS.
Managers, and Clubs.
Contracts Signed for the season
which VIII Open Next Month
Hart on American League Mag
nates-Zimners and His Retirement

The following PLAYERS have been signed
during the past week by the Cincinnati
Club: Crawford, Steinfeldt, Beckley. Phil
lips. and BreiteHstein. This gives Manag-
er McPhee. the following players up TO
date: Kahoe, Breiteastein. Beckley,
Steinfeldt Bergen, Crawford. Magoon,
peitz, Newton. Harley, and Phillips The
following PLAYERS have not signed: Scott,
Corcoran, Hahn, Geier, Irwin, Dobbs, and
Barrett.
The times., 1901-03-24

Little Eva Lange, the crack centre
fielder of the Chicago Club who retired
from the fray a year ago after marrying
a wealthy San Francisco woman, is now
posing as an 5000 beauty" He is re-
siding on the Coast and the past week
was asked by the Boston American
League Club to name his terms for the
approaching season. Lange wired back
thinking that Somers would leave him
alone, ''Will play for 5000 The Bos-
ton maGnate replied that he would go
Hanlon cut in with 81 600 offer According
to the "Cincinnati EnqUirer's' San Fran
cisco correspondent Lange is hoping that
The times., 1901-03-24

Ed Scott, the Cincinnati, pitcher. has
finally made uD his mind to join the
American League and has signed a
Cleveland contract
The times., 1901-03-24

E.rve Beck the much-touted Toledo see
ond baseman. whose press agents have
doomed him for two years for berth in
the National League, has finally signed
with the Cleveland American League
cub. He viii now have Il chance in fast
company.
The times., 1901-03-24

Pitcher Poole will be retained on the
Pittsburg team in place of Chesbro. who
will probably be sent to Boston TO help
out the Hub team.
The times., 1901-03-24

Schriver and McCreery were the only
Pittsburg players that did not receive
contracts. The latter will play with the
Beaver Falls, Pa, team this season.
The times., 1901-03-24

BIN Phillips has decided to remain in
Cincinnati this season and his signed
contract has been received. He writes
that he is IN eXcellent condition.
The times., 1901-03-24

Nike Donlin now wants to come back
from California and join the St Louis
team.
The times., 1901-03-24

According to weIl-founded reports. the
following will play on the Philadelphia
American team: Catchers Harry Smith
ana Powers; pitchers, Willis and Fraser,
both of the National League last year;
first baseman, Chishnlla: second baseman,
I.ajoie; shortstop. Dave Fultz; third
baseman, Lave Cross; outfelders, Geier
and Crawford of last years Cincinnati
Club, and Lefty Davis.
The times., 1901-03-24

President Ban johnson has announced
the official makeup of the Milwaukee
team as follows: Conner and Leahy,
catchers Sparks, Reidy, Garviu, Dow
ling, Ilusting. and Rettger, pitchers; An
dcrson. FIRST base; Gilbert, second base;
Conroy. shortstop. Burke, third base:
Halman, lcftfed; Duffy, centrelield;
WaldrOn, rightticld.
The times., 1901-03-24

Speaking of his retirement, thinner
said: Il have been charged with double
dealing and everything else by the Pro-
tectlve Association, Notwithstanding that
1 succeeded in getting from the National
League magnates the precise concessions
the players demanded. [ desire to reiter-
ate once more that l acted solely for tho
best interests of the players and with no
selfish motive as some of the latter con-
tiGue to assert"
thinner has a private business which
assures him livelihood he says. without
playing ball
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The merited reputation of curing piles,
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Pepsin preparations often fail to relieve
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