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The Washington times., 1904-10-05
N. A. C.. RECRUITS
STRENGTHEN TEAM
important Changes in Line
and Bgckfield.
MEN MEN SHOW UP WELL
Regulars IN Early Games Displaced by
Unexpectedly Good Finds-Mar-
key Still Coaching.

COLLEGE PARK, Md. Oct. 5--Siuce
the lineup for the Maryland AgricuI-
tural College football team was pub
lished, several changes have been made
in the eleven
This was due TO the fact that some
or the men have shown up better than
was expected and that one or two of
the old men are back now who were
NOT with the team at the opening of
colieGe- The changes are as follows
~ marion has taken DiEEe5' place at
ltchle- Blgses has gone 90 TIEHL guard,
E0Wlaud has taken White guard,
W hite is playing fullback iu Smiths
absence and will probably continue as
sub-Tul during the season. Long viii
probably get lOuugBloOds tackle for "a
majority OF the games. as will MackalI
with King end, Stou now has right
halfbac6, Cockey will alternate with
Cooper IOr lefthalf h1uOTS The subs
are tiaynau, Graham, Whiting ana
The lineup now is as follows.
I-eft end, Meyer left tackle. Wharton ,
ieit guard, B0wlaud; center, lie Gore
right guard. Digges- right tackle, Ions,
1oungbiU0u- right end MuCkaI. King.
Quarter1aek, Gill tcaptaiu), left half
back Cooper. COCkey, Campbell Fun
back, Smith, White; right half6ack.
St0lI
Marley is stU coaching the team,
with the assistance OF Wharton.
The Washington times., 1904-10-05
TOO MUCH KINDNESS
RUINS GOOD BOXERS

Jack Clancy. the California fighter
who went 60 Europe with Jack OfRrfar
on his last Trip abroad. is iu PhiladeI-
phia
He talks enthusiastically of his er-
peTience in The old country. once he
got 10 England he was able 10 clean rD
all the lghtweishrs they had over there
and he had 20 60 out of his class fn or
der 10 get engagements. lie boxed
tHent1-liue times without "a defeat H#e
naiQeS- contest was with a. man named.
81 4--l----al -t-slJae man. as rae. saw over
mere -Is I'D other words la weighed
Isl pDulas-aUl NJ l8m Clancy stoned fr
twelve rounds. D.Brieu whipped Moulin
lu nine rounds
Clancy says that The reason THAI there
are not more GOOD boxers iu England is
Thar puEllsIs over there. as soon a=
they begin 30 get amy reputation aE am
ger "a large following uI sporting men.
ana tle- Ea-l them and break r.arr
zap with kindness soon a= 81 rran
wins night his biz crowd Of friends ms
aleL on Ee.rDTI ding Lae event. and -reea
celebrations generally consist OF many
days. dissipation. alc iu "a short time "a
man ls 20 the bad as far as physical
CONDITION ls concerned Clancy says
Lhat there are plenty OF good big young
Fellows In England who would make
very fair boxers if they were handled
right.
The Washington times., 1904-10-05
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports

Eastern League i'm batting. with an
average of over 900 and has been bat
tins heavily FOR the Bmes- He has been
placed al the top of the batting list.
Beldame. queen OF the American
Turf, VIII race mo- more this season
She has been retired D. Newton Ben
uingtOn. who leased She mare from Au-
gust Belmont this spring.
Barney .OIddeId has broken his promise
never 10 take part I'm an automobile
race again. If he keeps on he viii get
in a class with Cor5att. Fitz. and others.
But If Barney never breaks anything
more -hau "a promise in automCDus rsJC-
Ing he is lucky young man
Now is the time that a lot Of college
candidates are finding out that they can
rot play football.
HAD not IarkIa ard Richmond been
disabled in the Princeton game. would
Georgetown have equaled its record of
last year by holding Princeton down 10
BococE, Of Georgetown, although small
for a haIfuack, Is as game e. man as
even played for the Blue and Gray. With
about twenty pounds added 10 his weight
be would easily make the AH-Seuthern
team.
II is said there is sickness in Hub
tain viii soon join the Georgetown
eleven He would greatly strengthen the
team. as be- ls better than any Of the
present baeEleiG men.
The New England Basketball League
players viii receive $2J week and the
captains E5.
john L. Sullivan has been appointed
maIchmaker of "a new boxing club that
Eas been started iu ST. Louis, NO.
There is much complaint at PennsyIva-
MA over the little support The faculty
IS giving the football team. The Gig
IDlllLE az The men 10 play in the State
College game ou Saturday was not set
tied until Friday. and the team was
greatly uroaeu uD when IL was an
uOuuced that of the varsity only Cap
tain TuTTry ButkieWiCz. Weede, ana
IaEior would ue allowed 20 play. IL is
loudly asserted that such an uuueces-
sary delay could never have happened at
Yale, Harvard. Princeton, or any of the
other big colleges
Abe AtteH appears To be unable to
make l-4 pounds al o o'clock TO fight
Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan at St Louis
on October l4. and some one else may
He substituted for ATLal.
The Washington times., 1904-10-05
WILL RACE
At PIALICO MEET
Sandria, BedOuin, and
Others to Appear.
MANY HORSES ARE TRAINING
Stalls for $50 Mays and Eighty-six Are
Getting in ondition-Purses
for Spring.

BALTIMORE, oct. Secretary Will
lam =. Riggs, OF the Maryland Jockey
Club. left last night for New York,
where he viii confer with John Boden.
jr., of the Brighton Beach Racing As
ISOLATION VINO is 10 be the racing sec.
Rotary an the coming meet at PimIicO.
under the auspices Or the Jockey Clue.
November 5 10 j..
ar. Riggs viii also see Frank Brya Z.
a leading running horse writer Of the
metropolis. who has consented to act as
Judge Of the course Mr.. Bryan has
been working up interest in New York
FOR some months, and has the promise
Of most OF the prominent horsemen IL
the East 20 send strings TO the Pimlicc
fail meeting
The Washington times., 1904-10-05
DAILY AND WILLIAMS
FIGHT IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. oct 5.-"kid" Williams
arrived iu town last night ready fJr his
bout with Tommy DAILY tonight al Ger
mania Aaeuuerchor Hall. before the Eu-
reka annette club, The boy who viii
face Daily tonight came direct from Ms
training quarters 90 Philadelphia and Isl
IN the best physical shape
Days opponent win probably weigh
ga me nelghborhoOd OF l& pounds. thus
having the advantage of about ten
pounds.
81 ME - iiiist-u- p EeI-E -aHEullf Da lr
As equally Esd. .Ha former FEr.saf.f....
liu has been lllTilEg ike a Trojan far
over week ite is Do good condition.
aud anyone who knows ui- -IasIUt
powefs can well appreciate that He Isl
vel able 20 go The entire route without
the least fatigue.
The Washington times., 1904-10-05

British yachtsmen are enthusiastic
over the work OF cant. Charley Barr
iu handling the Iug0mar in her long Sc
ries of Victories abroad this summer.
They also euthuse over the lngJuar and
admit thar she taught lneu many
points the principal one OF which ls
that great stability may be gained by
beam without sacrifice
I'm the Aichigan-Case game. Michigan
made twenty-five OF its thiTty-thTee
points fin the frst half In the second
haE not a single apprehension was
Ou the eleven. Michigan showed d good
variety Of plays for so early in the sea-
seven quarterback runs. Three were
unsuccessful but the others uettec good
gains, the longest being for tlirty-llree
yards, stuart at right half. did not
prove TO be "a star, but Clark AT left
half was all the money. DupTee did
some sensational playing at right half
MS speciality being line hurding.
In Boone. at right tackle. Coach Stage.
OF Chicago. thinks he has one OF the
strongest line men in the country. Eek
ersau is showing his oId-time form at
quarter. and is running on The Chi
caEJ plays with great sElI and Julg-
meuL.
It's about time for some Of those who
claimed that the Gaus-W aie0tt bout
was fixed 10 make good. Reports ludi-
cate that IL was a good scrap, and that
Waleott gave a wonderful exhibition
"nen ne 9oAe4 sixteen OF tie twenty
The rf--f-rarf -,1aya-e arc I-f.I-f-s
saying that they earn their salaries in
tho ia championship games.
----t-.- 49, -. 49,
~
"--- ---' me an l-'-- -5
race ieel LL-aL way because lArE tillAlA
such au event would upset the plans OF
Bau Johnson the man who talked so
much ana ltl SO little FOR Washington.
kuuWiedEo of fl-rbaII rules and scleu-
life PRINCIPLES is RAPIDLY becoming AN
f-,,..--...-.r rl.-.. ia ~. .7.-..I-.-.5-- -.
The biE teams. ana some Of the best
...ls-. go 5iz '--5 ,.ls5- men men y
JHgv wish r1 make Inc reru AZ flIiroi-
and MICHIGAN regular schools ia mics
and theories have been rUeueI
ION Hur The r.a.F..- were .5fs.r.-.,.,,-[..5
r-ra -fgrr l.arf-f-,, 5..-r,- ,.r,,...-..
...--..--.-r. e.. -rs........t.. 49,. -f
-r5 -..- i-- $50 -l.' 5 .-l
-,-.-.- ~ ~. - .t
rar srf 40 -g..- fIr NJ. g., "a. .,i
features for 1IInnessJa.
-+e'-.7lA l'i-ea up 20 points against
-Hr d OH sheridan soldiers and showed
good form. NaDderho0m. Cr,Eau ana
The Washington times., 1904-10-05
GOVERNMENT PRINTS
DEFEATED WARRIORS

Government Printing Office team IN
the Department League won the full set
az games b1wlcd against the War De
parrmeEt five ON the Palace alleys last
night.
smith. ol the losers. was high single
man. WITH ---. lrgWlt with -.3, was the
aulT other player 20 exceed 20.
lEr -nsress
The Washington times., 1904-10-05
Stalls for $50.

The stable room az PimIico, with that
at the Genuemea's Driving Park. which
has been placed at the disposal of the
CLUB will accommodate about $50 ami
mails Already the horses at the track
In training number eighty-siX. and they
are worked out daily. Trainer Williams,
of $. DeimeIs stable. is looking for Afri-
Cauder. Mr. Williams has q string OF a
dozen horses afEeady under his direc-
Ji0u.
1t is more than likely that the AIer-
chants Handicap viii be Announced
within "a few days. Several prominent
retail dealers have siguihed their iutel-
tiOu OF ma king purse, provided one or
two others Join. This purse, If formed,
viii develop into stake event by the
spring meeting. Among the ether purses
being arranged are the Chamber or
Commerce, the Stock Exchange. and
the Chesapeake Handicap II IS also
understood that the directors of lie Hoo
tel Renuert viii give purse for the
EeaueTy HaudFCap-
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Riggs to Meet Owners.

Today Air. Riggs viii visit Morris
Park. where he has promised 70 meet a
number Of owners II is understood
that II =. DuTyea will send 10 PimIic0
his nlly Saudria Saudria won the
MaCrOu Stakes OF SI3,245 AT Morris Park
on Monday, making the worlds record
for six furl0ngs straight away by going
the distance In 1-08Ls. and defeating the
fayOTite. Belle StTome.
Another likely horse Is Bedouiu, which
as an added starter on Monday at Nor
ris Park cleaned up half Of the Matron
Stakes. after the great finish OF Ssndria
I'm the FIRST half. These are but a few
OF those expected William Hendrie. Of
Hamilton. Ontario, viii send a string or
ten I'm addition TO the jumpers that his
son Will send down. Russell G. Tuck
er and Ernest G.. La Montague viii also
be represented at the track stables Eav-
ing been reserved for ten of their horses.
The Washington times., 1904-10-05
NUMEROUS GAMES
ON THE GRIDIRON
BIG Teams Play Inferior
Opponents Today.
WASHINGTON ELEvENS IDLE
Capital Men Not to Line Up Until Sat
urdsy-Penn Must Beat Franklin
and Marshall Decisively.

The midweek football games which
take place TODAY give promise OF being
easy for the big eleveus. as all OF them
meet teams of an inferior quality.
Yale. Princeton. Pennsylvania, Column
bia. Harvard, Michigan, and Minnesota
should each pile mp big scores ON their
opponents
The game that PROMISE 10 be closer
and more interesting than any of the
others IS that which fakes place be-
tween swarthmore and Lehighl at
Swarthmore, this afternoon.
10 Washington Games.
None of the Washington elevens play,
but Gallaudet and George Washington
University have games for Saturday.
Georgetown has an open date. and
game viii probably be arranged The
Mutes viii meet Lafayette. at Easton.
Pa. and George Washington win line
up against Western Maryland College
at University Park ON Saturday
The result Of the game between Penn
sylFanl1 ana Franklin and Marshall viii
ne watched with interest. so that a COM
parlson Of the Quakers and Columbia
can be made Columbia defeated ~ and
y by - 90 % last week. and if PeuusyI-
Fania does not DO better she can be
should Dee larger ID view of the fact
that The season is older and PeuuEy is
trALeA lfallIrI ltF imam was A.T.EEu ilat
~ the time The New Workers defeated
the Peuusylyaniaus.
Schedule for Today
Pennsylvaui5 VS.. Franklin and Mar
shall, al Philadelphia
Princeton Us. Wesleyan at Princeton.
Yale rs. Holy Cross at New Haven.
Harvard IS. BoWdOin, at Cambridge.
Cornell VS. Hobart. at Ithaca.
toiumDl VS. Tufts al New York
Lafayette VS. Gettysburg. AT EasIOu.
Brown rs. Norwich. at Hanover.
Dickinson SIS. ~ eTcersburg. at Carlisle.
Williams IS Maryland College. az
WllllamsrOWu.
Swathmore VS.. Lehigh. at Swarth-
more.
Carlisle Indians vs. suzquehana, al
Carlisle.
Minnesota vs.. ST. Thomas, at Mime
ap0lis
Michigan vs.. Ohio Northern, at Ann
Arbur
Sew York University VS.. Amherst. at
Ohio State VS.. AIuskingum. at Column
bus.
The Washington times., 1904-10-05
SAFE DEPOSIT SAVES
TWO OUT OF THREE

The Bank Clerks Bowling League
opened its season ON the Palace alleys
last niEht with a series between the
Citizens and Safe Deposit quiuts, and
the latter team won TWO games of the
set.
Sambcrn. with zlz. had the highest
The Washington times., 1904-10-05
LOCAL FOOTBALL NOTES.


That George NJ shlus for=Raudal ai-
Macon game has ser the Georgetown
pigs'un hooters 10 thinking.
The loss Of Hart ana Riley AT The
samq time is expected 10 prove a heavy
one - Georgetown.
CarniVerous in the extreme is the new
yell OF the George Washington T-niver-
sity III lacks both rhyme and rhythm
but means about as much as amy other
yei- III follows
Smash EN- uD. crash rem uD.
rear em up kick en- bite EN-
Eat 'e-m.
In the Raudolph-Macon game BieIasrzf
the old-time favorite of Columbian.
showed more strength and enduring
power IMAM ne ever did before and fHaf
Is saying "a great deal
Sir James Morgan. erstwhiIe third
baseman and captain OF Georgetown
baseball team, refereed the George
n-Ra1dcIph-AIacon game .rr5
acquitted himself admirably. WINE -Ez
"eareIs or the blue and orange were
WAITING for the visitors 10 kick oT III
tArLis one cllpper youth ran ont and
spflu--ed resin on -heir hands no rrl-
vent q rumble. E.zDyiuR the lad Nor.
Ea4 CHASED him of the field saving
81 mats that you've got thereg Iurch9
~ it Us leL me Ia on IL. Don't show Ia
Fots The HASTILY clad youth retired
"l-lo-- lLLefllE a. syllable.
The Washington times., 1904-10-05
JOE PlGOTT KILLED
IN RUSSIAN RACE

ROSTOFF on THE DON. Russia.
oct 5---The American jockey Joe Pigott
has been fatally injured iu the races
here.
The Washington times., 1904-10-05

Top Coats. There
are two times for
them and two kinds
OF them.
Autumn and spring
weather in Washing
ton demands them.
Bic Der kaufman
Top Goats are the
kind to satisfy any
man.
They are carefully
designed, broad shout
dered and full, and
have snug fitting col
lars. The fabrics are
exclusive and tested
The prices are some
what less than good
clio t b ing ordinarily
brings.
The Washington times., 1904-10-05

Yale Is said go have the weakest squad
ia ten years. This may be construed to
mean. look out for Yale.
The Washington times., 1904-10-05
RighIandeIs ID Boston -.

Both New York and Boston won their
games yesterday, and are stH oue-two
IN the race, with Boston leading by
single point. Jack Chesbr0 upset an cal
culatiOns OF the experts who predicted
tnat ne would give way under the heavy
strain 20 which he mas been subjected,
py shutting out the ST Louis Browns
VINO are playing good bali just now.
Boston again triumphed over Chicago
DIneen pitching good BAN and winning
his game by to e The defeat of Chit
eagJ ended whatever possible chance
The nite SoE had Of winning the
much-coyeted bunting. Not If they win
every remaining same this season can
they perch in first place
The Washington times., 1904-10-05
CROWD TOO SMALL
FOR WASHINGTON
Only FOrty-sjX Spectators
at Detroit.
BOTH LEADERS WON AGAIN
Boston Stil Keeps One Point to the
Good by Beating ChicagO-Ches-
bro Keeps His Form.

Because only fOrty-sIN persons turned
out TO see Washington and Detroit play
at Detroit yesterday. Managers DOnO-
van and Naviu decided not TO play, but
TO close the series between these two
teams today with "a d0ubIe-header. Yes
terday's attendance was the smallest Of
The season i'm the American League.
drizzliug rain fell for several hours
before the game but did not greatly
AFFECT the diamond. This was whal kept
the crowd away rather than the article
OF playing put - 10y the last two clubs
in the race.
The Washington times., 1904-10-05

Abe AtteH appears 10 be una BILE tn
make l-4 pounds al o o'clock TO fight
Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan at St Louis
on October I4. and some one else may
b. -.usLLLuL.l for ArIal.
The Washington times., 1904-10-05

CONDITION OF THE WATER.
HAGERSTOWE, Oct Both rivers
are clear at this point
The Washington times., 1904-10-05

QUARTERBACK KIRKBIAN.
Playing Caused
The Washington times., 1904-10-05

The Chicago Nationals seem to have
picked up e. good man iu Shuttle, left
fielder Ia forty-fiye games he has
had batting average OF $50 ana a
fielding average OF l.1JJ
The Washington times., 1904-10-05

Despite the fact that they won't let
Ducky Holmes play regularly lu Chi
C-so. he has "a batting average or zs5
for Z4l times ar bat, 30 percentage bet
ter than Jimmy Callahan. the next best
batter on the club.
The Washington times., 1904-10-05

The loss Of Hart ana Riley at the
SANG time is expected TO prove heavy
one q Georgetown.
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geisbenite item 8iirsern eebDrten, tpenn iit
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Gin ,,alfubulfreies &urBans.' a

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mem 9amen : Gomite in 3iiri6 Elm
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gquipdge gu fabren?" = Mann; Sc
nib, aber nod erbebenbsr ipdre es.
tOnnte i9 an Der StruBsnede iteben
uno mid pOrbeifu6ren ieben."
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trdftingeb Bel Der Qrbeit:
@nferttguug BON
Gpnferpen.

fdreiten. gln isbem Gnbe oes 9anz
.9es itebt cine feline Sanone, fertig gum
5euern. User ii4 cine reIpettloie Qntz
mort pOer FONT cine Standardization
.geitdttet, lpirb in Giien geI9loHen uno
5tnab in ben S9iffsruum gebrd9t,
lup man ountle 3eQsn eingeriHtst bat.
Crit i'm Safen bon Roumed perlaIIen
Die StrGfltnge lire &Gfige, eri9einen
elmer nab benz anbern an Sed uno
iperoen BON ben tIeinen 0dmpfi9alupz
pen Der 9efdngniBbirettion an 2anb
gebra4t. Sic beriibren Die etfpas
mebr ais pisrtauieno @inpobner 5Gb=
Ienoe Suuptitabt Roumea ~iiberbaupt
ni6t, Ionbern tommen mad Der Sniel
Hou, no elm grOBes 3u9tbaus nit
3ellen fir Die 5un Sobe @erurtbeilten,
MertItGtten, Maga5inen, &aIernen, Ell
mem Srdntenbaus uno ionitigem 3us
bebOr erbaut lit. Sn btsiem @ebduoe
lit Ylab fir 2~peitauIeno Meni4enr
unb I'm i'm Sail zines @ufTtanoes CUR
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-04

SdnC gu icin, garniIirt Eisr cine Goms
pagaie Snfanterie. Der Director bes
0ffdngRtBDeiens unttrju6t sunGbit
BE Ydpiere Der neuea Mnt6mmlings
uun ibeilt lie bdnah in uuosrbefsrl;s
che, M;ttelmGbigs unp @ute Elm. Gins
lpeiters GintbeiIung sei4iebt nab III
zen nrtirliden 4nlagsn uno profeiiios
utIen 9si9tdli9teiteu.
Den neuen gtnt0mmltngen peroen
b;: Bdrteiteu arbeiten 3~ugetbsilt: 9az
nal uno Wegebuuten, Stetnbru9,
Gin uib Illslaben Der S6iffe. Sic
Diirfsn ni3t ipreaen, erbaItsn nur
GusnabmspeiIs dnoere Nabrung ais
Baier uno Srot unD tperoen in ben
9irbettspauien eirgsIpsrrt. 0aG uro
r.~G crluerben ii4 bic StrGflinge Ourd
CUTE Siibrun9 oas Jts6t sum 4ufiteis
gen in bic 5peite SloiIe, inoefen gss
fdisbt oteS fdIt INNER CRIT. ipenn tie
bic Sdlfte ibrer Struf3sit abgsbien.
baben. Sn Der 5~ipeiten &laIIe bsi6df
tigt man Die StrGflinss in ben 8ert'
itdtten unb Snbriten, bic brittle enolit
bOrf innerbalb Der Sniel frei b,rumss'
ben. @eI1Gft, Sanbipert ooer @dsrbau
trei6en uno 1T nur psrpflittet, ii6 all
W0dentli6 ouf Der GmtsItubs .sin5u'
fiuoen uuo Iomit ibre @1pslenbeit g.
betunpen. Gs 9ibt iol9e y2iberes" u