Evening star., 1901-10-01

the negro. But Cans was wary. nd after .
little fiddling he shot-another right smash
Newarker Tell to the fsoor. & He was almost
gone when he arose, ard q quick feint,
followed by crashirgs right. did the trick.
District Bowling League Reorgani.es.
The District Bowling League held sue
cessful meeting last night ip the rooms Of
the Saengerbund. all but one Of the clubs
in last seasons championship race being
represented. This absentee was the Column
bia Bowling Club, and as it has disbanded
it was decided to play the coming season
with six clubs Committees on rules and
schedule were appointed with directions to
report at the next meeting to be held Oc-
tober 8. The following clubs were repre-
sented: Y. M. c. A. Jolly Fat Men, Saen-
gerbund. Carroll Institute Golden Eagle
and South Washington Business Men.
After pleasant discussion of the pros
poets for the coming season the following
officers were elected: President. Harry c.
G. Stiles of the Saengerbund: Charles
Buscher of the jolly Fat Men. vice presi-
dent: G. G. Dougherty of the Y. M. c. A.
secretary; George T. Cox, Carroll Institute,
treasurer. and e. C. Brown of the Golden
Eagle official scorer.
English Cricketers Won Out.
The cricket match between the l-Phila-
phia team and Bosanquet's English eleven,
which was begun on the grounds of the
Merton Cricket Club at Haverford Friday,
ended yesterday In victory for the En-
glishmen, who won by q margin of 6S
runs.
When stumps were drawn ON Saturday
the Englishmen had completed their two
innings for a total of 341' runs, and the
home players had scored 1O3 in their first
inning and had lost six wickets in their
second inning for 80 runs. They thus need
ed to raise their inning yesterday to 239
rttr,C t, NIavy hos 10
to do this.
The feature of the day was the batting of
Lester. who defended his wicket in fine
style and carried his bat On Saturday he
had 20 runs to his credit and yesterday
raised his total to 73.
Western Lady Golfers Coming East.
At least four women from Chicago golf
clubs will come east to the women's ma
tional championship, which is to be played
on the links of the Baltusrol Golf Club,
Short Hills. N. j., October 8 to II.
Miss Bessie Anthony of Glen View, who
won the western championship at Onwent-
sia Saturday; Miss J.. Anna Carpenter of
Westward Ho, OF the seni-fnalists:
Miss Elizabeth Congdon of Glen View and
Mrs. F. e. Donohue of Edgewater will be
In a party which will leave Chicago for
the east on Wednesday.
Young Homers Race From North Caro-
lima.
The third young-bird race of the Wash
ington district of the National Federation
of Homing Pigeon Fanciers recently took
place from Kittrell. N. c., 200 miles distant,
III birds from twelve lofts competing. They
were liberated by J. L. Reid, who wired:
Birds liberated S:23; weather clear; wind
north" The following is the average speed
or the first return to each loft:
X A. Hunt. 91 yards; Philip Kraus, 800
yards; VIM. Cross, q92 yards; VIM J. Toy
SeO9s yards; A. E. Connor. 90O.64 yards; A.
yards: Ford e. Young, 041 yards; William
Pickles, 936 yards; Jas. Greenwood, SS6
yards; Frank Downing; 8T2 yards; J. E.
Fiehmeyer, 826 yards. Z.
The diplomas were won asffollows: R. A.
Hunt, first and second; Philip Kraus, sec
end, sixth and eighth5 VIM Cross, fourth:
w. J. Toy. fifth; A. q. Connor, seventh,
and A. c. Harmon, ninth. 70
owing to an irregulafity In liberating the
1oo-mile race was thrown out by the club
at its last meeting, and It will be again.
nown the beginning OF next week.
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National League Games
At Cincinnati-First game, Philadelphia,
10: Cincinnati, 2 Second game, Philadel-
phia, 2: Cincinnati L.. 0a
At st. Louis-First game st. Louis, 12;
New York, 4. Second game, st. Louis. 6:
New York, 5.
At Pittsburg-Boston. 8; Ptttsburg, l. 4
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~ Departmental League Wind-Up. m
The affairs Of the Departmental League
which wound up last Friday with a game
between the Census Office and Interior De-
partment teams, were settled up last even
ing at a meeting of the club managers. In
order to get another view of the cham
pions it was decided to pit the Bureau team
against them some day this week at Amer
lean League Park, it Is considered to be
the next strongest team, and good con-
test may therefore be expected. On the
same day the Printers and Interiors will
play exhibition game on the same
grounds. The following is the seasons rec
ord Of the teams:
W. l., Pet, w r, Pct