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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03
RECEIVES FATAL INJURIES.
ArtilIeryman Crushed by Wheel of
Gun Carriage.

An accident occurred during artillery drill
at the Washington barracks yesterday
morning which resulted in the death OF
Horace Collins, private in the 4th Field
Artillery Sixty men with six pieces were
having the regular daily drill under COM
mand of First Lieut.. Fox Conner Private
Collins was seated on the timber chest. just
to the front of the gun, between Corporal
Long, the gunner, and Private Freimuth
Private Robert Keller was driving. The
guns were brought down the field at gal
Top as if in action, and then turned for
concentrating. In making the turn, the
carriage on which Collins was, seated
careened suddenly, and the three artillery
men were thrown to the ground under the
horses feet. Long and Freimuth managed
to crawl out of the way Of the carriage,
but Collins was not so fortunate, and he
was crushed so badly by the rear wheel of
the carriage that he died shortly after in
the hospital, where he had been taken fer
treatment.
Collins was a native of Kansas City, and
had been in the service about two years.
He recently served in Porto Rico He has
a sister and other relatives in the south
west His remains will be buried with MILL
tary honors, probably in Arlington teme-
tery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03
National League CIubs- Standing.
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
y. NJ. &. A. CIcver!y Wins Three Games
From the Golden Eagles

The Young Mems Christian Association
bowling team clinched it's hold on first
place in the District Bowling League cham
pionship last night by defeating the Golden
Eagles three straight games. The bowling
of both teams was only fair, the Associa-
ton lads getting over the 800 mark twice
with their scores. but the Eagles did not
reach those coveted figures once during the,
evening. Hanold OF, the Eagles placed la;
pins TO his credit in the first game and
captured top score. In the second game
Eiker of the Association made the best
score. $50, and in the third Doyle, also of
the Association, rolled the best and laced
us pins to his credit. Following are the
scores i'll detail:
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tion that 1t be paid for out Of the subur-
ban appropriation fund They had in
view, it is stated. the long grade surface
drainage on jefferson street. which annu-
ally causes damage to the thoroughfa re,
cutters and sidewalk. and they thought
the proper carrying away of this water
made the sewer a public rather than Il
private necessity. Mr. McComb the su-
perintendent of sewers, reported To the
Commissioners that in his opinion the OBJ
lection of the property owners to the as
sessment system was not sufficient to jus
tify a further postponement Of the work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03
Fence 10 Close Controversy.

The controversy between the health de-
partment and the street cleaning depart
ment over the question of supervision OF
the alley In square Sc, Columbia Heights,
is in a fair way toward settlement. The
alley, IT seems. had been used a recep-
tacle fo- ashes, broken brick. etc, and the
question was whether the health depart
ment should abate the nuisance or whether
the street cleaning department should clear
UP the refuse. The alley is not in use, aud
it is understood the District Commission
ers intend granting permission to the resi-
dents to fence il In.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03

Earned runs-Cleveland. 4; Milwaukee, L. Two
base hits-Shay, Bradley Wood Conry 90 Hall
man. Waldron. Three base hits-Wood Waldron,
Anderson. Sacrifice hts-tienins, Dufry Burke
Hastings. Stolen bases-La Chance Wal,inn -,
Maloney e., Gilbert Conroy. DufYy Burke First
base on balls-oT Hart 4; Off Hastings l. Struck
out-W aldroi, Anderson Hart Beck i2t Pickering
t2,. Hit by pitched bal-Nlnlonry Left on bases 9
Cleveland. q: milwaukee,. l.. Umpirrs-Ncssrs.
80 minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03

Boston won from the Philadelphia yes
terday, in the Quaker city, % to IL. Both
teams batted the ball hard, but the start
made by the Bostonese in the first three
innings could not be overcome. Loos a
Philadelphia amateur, started in to pit CHI
for the Athletics, but was relieved by
Bernhard in the second inning. Both
teams felded well in the face of the ter
rife hitting. Attendance, 2S41 Score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03
Detroit, 8; ChicaxO, o.

Detroit won from the Chicagos yesterday,
the latters grounds, by the forfeited
score of to 0. Rain began falling in De-
troit's half of the ninth inning, and after
they had scored enough runs to win. Chi
cago played for rain and SO forfeited. Both
teams felded loosely. Attendance, . 200.
Score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03
Couldn't Fool Him,
From Puck.


Uncle Josh-'"These papers must think
people is fools! 1t says here the elevated
roads i'll New York carried two hundred
million passengers inside of a wear"
Uncle Silas-''May be they did.
Uncle Josh-'ShuckS. There amt that
many people in the hull country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03
Under Assessment System.

The District Commissioners have deter
mined to construct the proposed sewer on
Jefferson street, Anacostia, under the as
sessment system. The property owners
who requested the sewer made the suGges-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03

Earned runs-Boston. 10; Philadelphia 8. Two
base hts-Dowd. Jones, Parent. Ferris, Lewis
Hayden Eajoic, Seybold, Cross, Powers, Bernhard.
Three base hits Stahl, Parent, Crigcr Home run
I.ajoic Sacrifice hit-Icws. Stolen bases-Dowd
Grier. Iaioie. Left on bases-Boston, 5: Philudel
phia. 5. First base ON balls Loos 5; off Bern
hard. =. Struck out-By Lewis, =. Passed balls
,'riger. = tmpire-Mr. Haskell. Time of game
hon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03
Milwaukee, .; Cleveland. :.

Milwaukee Halted Hart all over the field
yesterday at Sleveiand, and defeated the
home team ID the score of to l. Both
teams fielded FeBsationally and kept the
score down inEhe&face of the hard hitting
Maloney caught his first professional game
for Milwaukee and did well Attendance,
1900 Score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03
Base Ball Notes,

haze Ball Notes.
winning four games out of six is doing
pretty Well
Captain Jimmy Collins and his Boston
team start series today.
Carrick and Cy. Young will proba bly he
on the rubber as opponents today.
Dale Gear was the mainstay Of the Kan
sas City team last year and his work yes
terday cannot be taken as criterion of his
ability.
Left Fielder Jack O'Brien got into the
game yesterday in brilliant fashion. his
NEEDING being of the sensational order and
at the bat he was in old-time form.
The Orioles were nightly pleased over
yesterdays victory.
The number of long hits made yesterday
was was, something o remarkable. Manager Man
ming intends placing a netting over the left
neld fence, and then it Will be the Sem
tors luck to bat right into it. Right field
is the favOrite now.
1t seemed like old times to hear the crowd
get after Umpire Cantflon. 1t is just this
sort of protesting that keeps alive the in
terest in the game.
Captain Collins, Buck" Freeman, Tommy
great reception at the park this afternoon
The quartet are big favorites with the
Washington fans"
1t was extremely funny to watch Cap
tam McGraw go after Umpire Cantillon.
The pugnacious leader could hardly con-
troll himself and under the old regime Mr..
Cantillon would have been roughly handled
on all sides.
First Baseman Foutz should be careful
about introducing rowdy tactics around the
initial corner He held up two runners
yesterday and also blocked Jack O'Brien
when it wasn't necessary. Foutz is young
at the business and once the veterans get
on to his style it will not take them long
to put him out of the business. Fred Ten
ney tried the same tactics three years ago
and now says 1t doesn't pay.
About three-fourths of 'deadhead hilr'
were cast into gloom yesterday as the big
canvas on the left field fence went into posi-
ton. Yesterdays crowd on the old brick
yard stables was extremely large, and it
Will be attended to later on.
The attendance keeps up to the high
water mark, yesterdays figures being in
the neighborhood of 5000. AS 1t was the
fourth day for Baltimore the crowd can
be considered large.
Farrell is leading the Senators with the
stick, but Twirler Harry Howell had him
on his list yesterday, and he did not make a
safety. In the field Jack had two errors,
the result of the wretched condition of the
ground.
Chicago is starting early in the forfeitng
business, but Detroit had the Comiskeyites
mailed" and it was their only chance.
Umpire Connolly saw through the trick
and the Wolverines got what belonged to
them. --.--.
Washington is now in second place, but Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Is a fine position in a long race. The SEN
ators will play better away from home than
at the park. as all the other grounds
are in better condition.
Captain William Everett has become q
favOrite with the bleacheriteS already, on
account of his gingery movements while
on the field and the great pinch hitting
he has been doing since the opening game
Manager Manning recently said to a Star
reporter: Don't worry about Bill 1
know what he do, and he will i'm
prove in every way as the weather gets
warmer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03
When Baby had Scalf Head
When Mother had Salt Rheun-

When Father had Piles ~ % As ~ W.
gave the quickest relief and cure These
gems OF truth picked from t,stimony which q
given every day this greatest Of heslers II has
never been matched in curative qualities I'm T--
zema letter Piles, etc. IS cents Sold hy T. =
WILLIAMS, 9th and n Sta; EDMoNDS * WILL
IAAS. ID and Pa. ave. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03

At Brooklyn-Broolllyn ); Philadelphia. 4.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 3; Chicago, .
At st. Louis-Cincinnati. IS; ST. Louis, T.
Dale Gear pitched his first full game of
the season yesterday for Washington, and
his debut cannot be said to have been
very much of Il success, the husky Balti
more lads hammerng out fourteen hits.
and carried seven runs over the plate. At
ter this bad start Gear did fairly we'll but
The handicap could not be overcome and
the Orioles won out by the score of II to i.
Gear made the mistake of depending upon
speed in the first inning, but thereafter
mixed up his delivery with fairly good eff
feet
Washington also did sonnet hing with the
stick, but Howell kept the hits scattered
so effectively that but two came together
in one inning. DUNCAN placed three singles
to his credit. the first sending in a run,
while Everett. OBrien. CoughIn and Gear
had two each. One of Coughln's safeties
was d homer the ball rolling under the
fence in left field.
y noticea BILE Improvement in fielding was
given by both teams, Keister making the
only miSpay for the Orioles, while Cling
man and Farrell were the only ones to get
i'll the error column for Washington.
OBrien and Coughlin made several stops
and catches that were of the whpporWill
order. and prevented many more runs be-
ing added to the score. Mike Grady caught
his first game, and the exhibition he gave
was of the finest, but at the bat he con-
nected safely but once. 1t was a fierce
drive aud went clear to the club house, and
good for three bases.
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is the official score:

First base by errors Washington |; Baltimore,
l. Left Oh Observation-Disclosures, IL; Baltimore 4.
First base balls OF Gear. / Off Howell, 3
Struck out BY Gear D; by Howell 81 Home runs
Coughlin. Jackson. Howell. Three base hts-Eyer-
EFT Grady. DonIin. Two-base hits-Williams (2,
Kelstrr. Foutz. Stolen bases-Farrell. O'Brien
Gear. Mct;raw and Howell I-mpire-Mr. Cantil-
lion. Time of game hour and 80 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03
GOLDEN EAGLES
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Opening Day of the Golf TOurnamcn
Was Gratifying Success

The opening day of the Chevy Chase Golf
Club tournament yesterday was ID crafty
ing success in every way. The weather was
superb. the attendance large and the play
ing, while not of the best, was close enough
to make the finishes unusually exciting
In the morning qualification round Col!
Denny MACE the best score, So. and Just
beat out Mr.. Lafferty by one stroke The
latter had turned in his figures early and
it was the general opinion that his score
would be the best. but the former played
strongly throughout and as he finished
last his figures created something of a
sensation, they proved the best Bogey
figures are - for the eighteen holes and
1t can be seen from The following four best
scores that some very good golf was
played:
Col. Denny. SO: George Lafferty. 81: Oden
Horstman. 81. and Courtney Jenkins Bal
timore Country Club So
In the afternoon sixteen of the PLAYERS
who had made the best scores in the morn
ing's play We're paired off for the.club cup
match, and the others entered the consoIa-
ton cup match. The first round of the
club cup match resulted as follows
Denny c. G. c.. beat Fuller c. c. c..
6 up and > to play.
Horstman beat CIafin, up and 3 to
play.
Grant beat Biddle. :: up and to play.
Dr. l.. l. Harlan beat Britton 1 I'D
DR.. W. S. Harlan beat Woodward, I'D:
10 holes.
McCammon beat Lyon, 6 up and 4 to
play.
I-afferty beat Weaver, up and 3 to play.
For consolation cup. match play, eighteen
holes:
Knapp beat Moore. up and to play.
Simpkins beat Mckinley, s up and l to
play
Wylie beat Mattingly . up.
Prescott beat Edison, = up
Dalzell beat Legare, l up.
McShane beat Halstead, up and 4 to
play.
Hayden beat Davidson. 2 up and | to
play.
Gray beat Larned . up.
The tournament continues today and to-
morrow and 1t Is expected that a record
breaking attendance will turn out the clos
ing day, as the interest In the different
matches has spread to all the golfers in
the District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03
Seven Safeties and Seven Runs in One
Inning. -
Y. N. c. A. B0WLERS WIN A MATCH
Col. Denny Makes the Best Golf
Score.
CURRENT SPORTING NEWS

Where They Play Today.
Boston at Washington.
Baltimore al Philadelphia.
Chicago at Milwaukee.
. Cleveland at Detroit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03

By Griffith, >; by Frisk. 1. First base on balls
on Griffith. J. OF Frisk. g. Passed ball Sullivan.
tmpire-Mr Connolly. Time of game: hours and
- minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03

MCCiraw started the fun for Baltimore
with clean drive into center and Donlin
was given his base on balls. Williams fol-
lowed with a double into center, scoring
both men. and Il moment later went across
the plate himself on Keister's pretty drive
for double into right Seymour's out
sent keister to third, and he came home on
JacksOns hit into left. Foutz hit safely
into right and went to third on Robinson 8
drive into the same place and Farreil
error jackson crossing the plate. Howell
then hit to Gear, and Foutz was nailed at
the plate on the try for home. McGraw
then made his second hit OF the inning
sending in Robinson and Howell, the latter
having stole second. DOnlin then stopped
the slaughter by flying out to Farrell in
center.
The spectators were a gloomy lot and
there were cries to take Gear out or the
box. but Captain Everett decided that 1t
was too early in the season to start that
sort of business. especially as Dale was in
fine condition. 1t proved a wise decision
AS Gear pit ched fairly good ball thereafter
The Senators got one of the runs back in
their first try at the bat as the result of
E.verett's triple and Dungans timely sin
gle The next three innings proved profit
less to the orioles, while the home club
gathered in run number two in the fourth
time at the bat. Coughin's homer doing
the business. Jackson then sent the ball
over the left field fence in retaliation in
the fifth and Howell repeated the perform
ancc in the sixth.
Washington made a desperate effort to
get into the game in the sixth turn at the
bat, but the best that could be done was
two runs. Coughlin singled into left and
crossed the plate Cirady's triple to the
club house. Gear then hit long fly to
jackson and Senator Mike came home on
the out This ended the getting of the
local team while the Orioles made one in
the eighth on double and single by Foutz
and Robinson, and another in the ninth
when Williams doubled and tailed on
Clingman's bad throw to first of Seymour's
hit.
Umpire Cantillions work has been above
criticism i'll his first three games, but yes
terday he seemed to take d case of rat
ties, both teams suffering result of
his erratic work. The batters struck at al
most everything that came near the plate
for fear of being called out. and there We're
several decisions on base plays which be-
long in the weird class.
Following is the official score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03

International Shoot Assured.
The MiddleseX. England. Gun Club has
cabed an acceptance of the challenge OF
the American team for June II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03

At Brooklyn-Brool<lyn. ); Philadelphia. 4
At fredericksburg 3; Chicago, .
At st. Louis-Cincinnati. 10; st. Louis, u.