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week without making a misplay of any
kind. while Doyle. Clarke, and Drill only
drew one error apiece.
The following will afford a good idea
of the fielding done by the locals dur
ing the Menl.
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Weeks Batting Averages.

The last week say Delehanty. the
king pin of the American hitters, find
his batting eye once more, and out OF
twenty-five times at the bat the big
rlan hit safely on twelve different occa-
sions. thereby earning the gratitude o.
several thousand enthusiastic fans ami
an average OF $50 for the weeks per-
formances.
Drill, too, figured prominently in the
hitting department OF the game last
week. and finished with an average OF
.455, with Colonel Coughlin trailing
along with record of 1850 to his credit
The batting of the team during the
last six games is illustrated in the fol-
lowing table:
The Washington times., 1902-08-25
The Potomacs' Dance.

The amusement committee of the Po-
tomac Boa: Club announces its usual
semi monthly dance at the boat house
for Wednesday night. Admission will be
by card only.
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Notes.

President Lamar is breaking in rum,
ming mate for Umpire Venable. 4 DIR
Gray Mr.. Gray does fairly we'll, only
little off on balls and strikes. Be as kind
to the pitchers as you can, Mr.. Gray.
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Two base hits-Beaumont. Hopkins.
Tannehill. Bergen. Peitz. Crawford.
Beckley and Kelley. First tase on balls
OF Cushman, 4. Hit by pitched ball
BY Cushman. /. Struck out-By Poole.
3; by Cushman. 4. Passed ball-Hop-
kins. Time-1 hour and So minutes.
Umpires-ODay and Brown.
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should an. 0t ne clubs of the National
League take ny of our players with
out our consent, we viii sue them in
court, just as we would any team in the
American League who had captured any
of our men," says John l. Rogers.
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The fielding and batting of the Wash
ington men, as compared with the work
of their opponents during the past week
is as follows. The first table shows the
batting achievements and the second the
field work:
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

Bransfeld can bat well either right
handed or !. II handed
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

Seven Senators-Carey. Ely Lee,
orth. Delehan;y. Patton. ana Townsend
went through the six games played last
The Washington times., 1902-08-25
Where They Play Today.

Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
The Washington times., 1902-08-25
Two Games This Afternoon.

There will be two games played with
Detroit this afternoon and one tomor-
row. and then the hard hitting Sena-
:ors" win start on journey that will
include all of the cities in the Ameri-
can League.
Cleveland will be the first stopping
place, after which Detroit, ST. Louis
Chicago. Boston, Philadelphia, and Bal
timore will be visited in the order
named
Before their return. the Senators-the
hard hitting Senators-wiil have played
twenty-one games, weather permitting.
Then, after three games with the Ath-
,letics and similar number with the
Bostons. the season in Washington will
be brought to a close and the manage
ment will Immediately proceed TO tell
OF the wonderful things that are to be
done toward Strengthening the club for
next season.
1t is 4 generally accepted fact that
the Washingtons are due to finish in
sixth place, perhaps, and there is also
fair sized chance that Mr.. Lotus and
his ball players will wind up in seventh
position. as Baltimore is at present
equally strong, If not stronger than the
locals.
This is a bit different from the hon
eyed promises made before the COM
mencement OF the season. when the peo-
PIE at the head of the Washington team
said that with the coming of such a
famed manager as Mr.. Lotus and the
acquisition Of Delehanty, Orth. Town
send ard Wolverton. OF the Phillies.
there was no doubt but that we would
be up among the leaders al this time.
just nov our ballists are due to ex
ert themselves TO keepJaway from sew
enth Dlace
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

Gene DeMontreville is willing TO sign
for q raise of 500.
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

The Commissioners are the hardest
litters in the league. On the team there
are Ten men batting over 300 and two
others are very near that mark. Sutor
Is placed FIRST. but he has not partici-
patcd in hardly aay games. Atchison.
who has played in every game the team
has played. leads the team and the
league. with .3SS per cent. This is won
derful batting for an amateur player and
comes up with pelehanty's great record.
King is second in the race. with 1854
per cent. just .OO4 behind the leader.
Collifower and Darr follow with 1913
and .3I2 per cent, respectively. The
others are strung on behind, but all
OF them are welding the stick in great
fashion end will make names sfor them
selves in the swatting line. The batting
averages of the Commissioners follow;
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Meridians Beat Blyantowns.

The Meridians won as they pleased
yesterday from the Bryantowns by the
score of II TO f. The game was played
at Twenty fourth Street and Massachu-
setts Avenue and was Witnessed by a
large crowd. The features of the game
we're the heavy hitting of the Meridians
and the pitching of Leonard.
% II L
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

While incarcerated in prison Donlin
was model prisoner, and was assigned
TO the engine room, where he looked out
for the machinery and kept il bright and
clean
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Lord. OF the Bureaus, has been called
suddenly TO Philadelphia, to be absent
until the 1st.
The Washington times., 1902-08-25
CHICAGO DOUBLE
HEADER EVEN BREAK
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Results of Yesterdays Games.

Brooklyn, I; Chicago, >.
Chicago, s; Brooklyn. >.
st. Louis. 4: New York. 3.
Pitisburg, s; Cincinnati, 6.
Cincinnati. 9: Pit.sburg, t.
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GOSSIP OF THE GAME.

St. Louis has eight pitchers on the
cay roll.
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

McCauley, Of the Bureaus, on account
OF sickness. has been absent from sew
sral games.
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

Manager Prcnder. Of the Bureaus, has
a crack-ajack first baseman and hitter
in Tom Crooks; in fact, Crooks is 10
slow catcher.
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

a telegram printed by the "PittsburS
Dispatch" reads:
Catcher Jack O'Connor, according to
an afternoon paper has captured Hans
Wagner for next years Browns. II was
announced rome time ago that Wagner
and O'Connor had been secured for the
st. Louis team. This was vigorously de-
MED by Barney Dreyfuss aid the men
involved.
"Dreyfuss' coup yesterday in detect
ing a conspiracy and his suspension Of
O'Connor are taken to bear out that
contention. Il is known here that there
has been some close communication be-
tween the st. Louis management and
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Manager lrCnGer, OF the Bureats, HAS
a crack-a-jack first baseman and hitter
in Tom Crooks; in fact, Crooks is 10
slow catcher.
The Bureaus old reliable catcher. Ed
! Beach. has commenced TO find nc ball.
and is hitting as he used to do IA '96
Vie Bielask. captain of the Bureaus,
is playing in old-time form and hitting
over 400
Lay. Of the Bureaus. who has been
away on vacation for some time. is
due back today. Manager Prender
should give him extra work frcm now en-
'shaGcie" Thorpe has rounded into
form again. and with tho regular Bureau
team behind him will come Pretty near
landing all his games
Wallace Kirby. of the Bureaus. has
every promise Of developing into an eX-
cellent pitcher
Buck" Venable. Of III, Navy. has gone
on vacation. Who can take Buck s.
.'laoe?
The Navy has an excellent right fielder
in Demar. Dunn ard Hughes, of the
Navy. are back in the game.
All hitters are cautioned to keep the
ball away from Carr. OF the Navy.
In Wilkinson. Manager Prender has
valuable player. Johnny can play center
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

Very few hitters in the league can do
much with Babylon, of the Marines.
The Marines have been strengthened
ccn3iderably by the addition of new ma
ter!al.
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

Manager Havens. of the Printers
should work Pitcher Brown more often
He did excellent work in his last game
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

Mana ger Lamar, of the Interiors, has
an excellent battery in Wahier and
Bradley. When Wahler's team is ahead
lie pufs forth sufficient steam to run a
steamboat.
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Forney. of the Interiors, is playing
his position as well as 1t can be played.
The Washington times., 1902-08-25
Locals Break Even on the
Series Played Here
Last Week.
DOUBLE-HEADER DOWN FOR TODAY
Loftusites Will Have TWen-
ty-one Games Before
Returning Home.
SEASONS END IN SIGHT
When Senators Complete Their Forth
coming Trip They VIII Play Only Six
Games Before Winding Up the Ball
Year in Washington.

The Senators. succeeded in breaking
even on the six games played with
Cleveland, Chicago. and Detroit last
week.
The series with the champions-pres-
ent and perhaps the fact that
the followers of the Lotus banner can
fall down about as neatly and rs suc-
cessfully as any club doing business in
the American or any other league.
The Friday game went 10 the White
Sox simply because the Washington box
representative, MIR. Townsend. persisted
in firing the sphere anywhere from three
10 six feet wide of the plate. and while
this exhibition of up-in-thea air business
was going on Mr. LOTUS disclosed a fine
managerial talent by keeping the un-
tanned Chester colt in the middle of the
field, while the audience vowed they
would never ccme TO see another game.
as audiences generally do when the
home club practically has the game in
its own hands and then proceeds to sub
NIT TO an undeserved walloping.
The locals partly recovered the gooi
will of their patrons Saturday by taking
the first game of the series with De
troit without any great amount of trog-
bla
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

Wolf. OF the War. got his bumps
in the fifth inning Of his last game.
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

1t is hoped Kennedy will make good
with the Commissioners. His last gam,
with them was not very flattering.
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

There is no doubt that Crawford has
signed with Detroit Kelley need not
mourn. Donlin, Seymour, and Kelley
will give Cincinnati an ut-and-out Bal
timore outfeld next season.
The attendance at Saturdays Ath-
leticCleveland game exceeded by 1.Gi7
the aggregate attendance in all the cities
of the National League on the same
day. That's why the Philadelphia Amer
lean outfit is white elephant
The season OF rumors is at hand
Stories of players jumping. of clubs be-
ing wrecked. of new leagues being or
ganized, of combinations being formed
will be ripe from row on till the gong
sounds the opening of 1903 The wise
fan will be slow to believe all he reads
or hears.
Cy Young has struck out I15 men up
20 date. Waddell has struck out 1856.
and didn't play from the beginning OF
the season.
Follow the crowd-and you will
never be lonesome is the slogan of
Philadelphia fandom-and the crowd
goes to the Athletic Park.
Robinson is looking for a new first
haseman for Baltimore. He signed
catcher named Sweeney.
The Boston Globe rems rks that
Barrett. of Detroit, is the finest out
field thrower in the business
It looks very much as If Hans Wag-
ner and Jack O'Connor will both be
found in the American League nrxt year
O'Connor. for the part he played in as
sisting Ban Johnson in trying to get
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

field second to none, and as twirler
can hold his own. and, too, when hit
is needed Wilkinson generally is there
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

The Bureaus old reliable catcher. Ed
Beach. has commenced to find nc ball.
and is hitting as he used to do IA 80
The Washington times., 1902-08-25
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

some of the Pirates stars. has been
suspended by the Pittsburg club. and
has been barred from the ball park.
Barney Drcyfuss has instructed the gate
keeper to refuse him admission even il
he should present ticket at the gate.
Fricl. the St Louis Browns utility
man. has had his salary increased about
cne-third. The raise was MADE without
solicitation.
Kelley claims to have signed Ferris
and Parent. Of the Boston Americans,
but the players emphatically deny It.
Left Fielder Dougherty's temporary
loss to the Boston Americans is being
sorcly felt.
The Boston Americans have five men
who have made 100 hits or more-Col-
Inns. 1913; Freeman. 113; Stahl. l02; La
chance, 101. and Dougherty. 100. The
Boston National has one Carney. l01.
Cooley, Of the same team, has made %.
Isbell has missed but two days with
the White Stockings since 1900, when he
first Joined the bunch in Buffalo.
Collins has signed Stone. tho batting
wonder of the Western League. getting
him right out from under the noses of
four National League clubs. He is said
to be 4 good fielder as well, but has 4
dead arm
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

Montreal has released PitcS'r Bob
Blewett. the former Georgetown pitcher
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

Dawson. OF the War. covers consid
cradle ground at second.
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

Sam Crane. a New Nrk newspaper
writer on ball matters. makes the, ab-
surd claim that Delehansy y and Laioie
have been signed by Mo- raw for the
New York team next season. This is the
latest pipe from the Nat: onal cooked
hop emporium.
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

In Wilkinson. Manager Prender has
valuable player. Johnny can play center
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

Cy Young has struck out l15 men up
20 date. Waddell has struck out 1876.
and didn't play from the beginning OF
the season
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

fed its men that all contracts fo- neN
season must be signed IL September !
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

Vic Bielaski. captain of the Bureaus,
is playing in old-time form and hitting
over 400
The Washington times., 1902-08-25

All hitters are cautioned to keep IL
ball away from Carr. OF the Navy
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