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The Washington times., 1905-10-08
LE MATS SCOOP GLOVE
PROVES A SUCCESS

The papier-mache scoop glove recently
patented by R. F. LeMat. well-known in
local sporting circles. has met with un-
qualified success. and will in all proba-
bility be used by the Athletics catchers
in the coming series with the New York
Giants for the championship of the
world
The nit is much lighter than the
padded affairs that have been used by
catchers for decade. and so well salts
fed were the Washington and Athletic
backstops with the trial that they gave
it in the games Friday and yesterday
that they have recommended it in un-
qualified terms.
Mr. LeMat leaves this morning for
New York where he will dicker with
Gotham firm to make the glove next
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

little will be known OF Its strength until
the game with Tech on next Thursday.
The Schedule.
The complete schedule of the high
school series follows:
October 10-Western VS.. Eastern.
October 13-Tech VS. Business.
October 17-Centrai vs. Eastern.
October a-Tech VS.. Western
October 24-Central VS.. Business
October 27-Tech VS.. Eastern.
October 31-Central vs. Western.
November Western VS.. Business.
November 10-Tech vs. Central
November 1+Business VS. Eastern.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
PHIllIES AND GIANTS
GET AN EVEN BREAK

NEW YORK, oct. THE New York
Giants and the Philadelphia Nationals
played two games this afternoon. the
first. 4 ten-innings contest, going TO the
Giants. while the visitors won The sec
Dad. which was shortened by darkness
The score:
Philadelphia 0OO110OO1-2 g :
New YOrl.........O 90 0lO19- 9-4 s >
Batteries-Taylor and Clark: Doom
AID Duggleby. Time of game hOur
and ~ minutes. Umpire-Klem
R.HE
New York. o O-I 6 O
Batteries - Elliott ard Bowernau
Brady and Munson. Umpire-Emslic.
AttenG2nce-1,O00
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
BOWLING SCHEDULE
OF PLATE PRINTERS
First Gene VIII Be Rolled Tuesday
When Chicago Meets Philadelphia.
Successful Season Promised.

The Plate Printers Bowling League
VIII be opened on Tuesday evening,
when Philadelphia rolls the first set with
Chicago on the Rathskeller alleys.
Last year this organization had a
highly successful season, and the out
look at present is most encouraging.
The schedule for the four series fol-
low:
First seriesaaoctober 10, Philadelphia
Louis Washington; IT. Washington-Phil-
adelphia: l9. Boston-St. Louis; q, Chi
cago-New York; p, New York-Philadel-
phia; rs. Boston Washington: 2s. ST
November 2. Washington-Chicag 4
Philadelphia-Bcston Z. St. Louis-Phila-
delphia: 9. Boston-Chicaso; Il. New
Second serIes-November IA. Washing
ton-St. Louis; 16, New York-Boston: is
Chica go Philadelphia; u, Philadelphia
st. Louis Boston: December 5. Chicago
81. Louis; Z, PhiladelphiaNew York; 8.
Washington Boston,: i, Boston-Phila-
delphia: II. Chicago Washington; is, ST
Iouis-New York; 10. Chica Boston: 81
New York Washington: %. Philadelphia
St Louis.
Third series-January ., Philadelphia
Chicago; !, Boston-New York: 6. ST
adelphia; II. Boston-St. Louis: 13. Chi
cago-New York; 16. New York-Philadei-
phia; is. Boston Washington; -. ST
Louis-Chicago; %. New York-St Louis
25. Washington Chicago: 81. PhiIadel-
phia-B Boston; 90 st. Louis Philadelphia:
February l.. Boston-Chicago; 3. New
York Washington.
Fourth scries-F'cbruary 6. Washing
ton-St Louis; New York Boston: /:
10 Chicag o-Philadclphis L. Philadel-
phia- Washington: Is New York Chicago:
IL. st. Louis Boston: y. Chicago-St'
- rch /. Philadelphia New York I:
ston- Boston: 8. Boston-Phila-
Chicago Wasnington: 10 ST
York: r. Chicago Boston; Is.
Washington: Il. Philadelphia
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
BELMONT TRACK FOUND
CORRECT BY SURVEY

NEW YORK. o.. 7.-Stunc tn tho
quick by a published report that the
track on its magnificent new s.. 900 coo
racing plant here was short. and that All
The recently sensationaliy fast rlces
including Roscbens worlds record ner,
fofnance Friday. was due 10 this short
age IN mea sOrenleEt August Belmont
directed that the course ne reSurVcved
The order was given from his sfcl-
cot in the Memorial Hospital FrIds,-
n.Snt. ana was carried into effect be-
fore the first race today. Su,.vc,yo,
Lovett measured the track and found
II to be correct. The mile course gaug-
ed up al exactly that distance
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
ADDITIONAL RULES
FOR WORLDS SERIES
Games Will Begin at P. M.-Meet-
ing Scheduled for Tomorrow
Morning.

CINCINNATI. Oct. THE national
commission today issued the following
supplemental rules for the worlds cham
pionship games:
All games In Philadelphia and New
YORK viii commence al o'clock instead
OF 800. as heretofore announced The
omclai ball of the National League will
De used In all games on National League
grounds, and the official ball Of Phe
american League in all games on
American League grounds A meeting
OF the commission and the umpires Sc.
Iected VIII be held on Monday. October
3. AT the Bellvue-Stratford Hotel. Pbila-
delphia, at IL o'clock a. m
by order of the commission, August
Hermann. chairman"
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

Game called end of eighth inning.
Two-base hits-Callahan, 2: Frisk.
Ihree-base hit-Wallace. First on balls
BY Buchanan. 2; Smith, q; vanzant. 2.
Left on bases-St. Louis, 6: Chicago. :.
Sacrifice HIT. Jones' Stolen base
Stone. Struck out-By Buchanan. /: hv
Smith. z; by vanzant. g. Hit by pitcher
LLSmith, Wild pitch-Smith. 2 Passed
81. Louis, 3. Innings pitched-By Blu.
chanan, 1-3; by Vanzant. 2-3. Um-
pires-O'l1oughlin and Mccarthy. Time
or game-1 hour and 40 minutes.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
Athletics Grit Won
The Day, Says Connie
Manager Declares Teams
Spirit and Discipline Achieved Success
Hopes to Capture Championship.

"A never-5ay-die spirit on the part of
every man on the team is what / at
tribute the success of the Athletics to-
said Connie Mack. manager of the pen
naat winners
There were no particular stars on
the Champions. Everyone played the
game from the getaway.
Going down the line of the players
it would probably be an injustice to
give any one man particular attention.
Davis, by his first base play. saved many
games for us. Lave Cross at the other
side of the diamond did the same thing.
Then we must not forget Knight That
boy was a tower of strength to the
Athletics the first part Of the season.
His batting drove in many run that
decided close games The struin was too
severe upon hira and he slumped. Then
came Monte Cross, with the best ball
he has played for years. and he was
there with the goods when the strain
was the severest.
Our pitchers were in fine shape
throughout, except for the unfortunate
accident that 'Rube' WaddeH exper-
fenced the last month. The others, how
ever, were on edge and pitched gilt-edge
ball all the time. SchrecK, of course.
was the nainstay behind the bat. mere
ly because of his batting. The outfield-
ers were steady and consistent"
Seybold's Cleverness.
Asked as to the inside ball playing
displayed by his team of two-time
champions. Manager Mack said: ''Sey-
bold must be given credit for a large
element in that respect. The public does
not appreciate the true worth of that
man. While every man on the team
worked to win Seybold was the brains
back of them and the boys followed his
orders
'It was a fierce fight and / am glad
the strain is over. / said in the begin
ing that the team that beat Chicago
would win, and / was right. In all my
experience IN baseball this years pen
nant can be classed as one of the hard
est that has been fought for. Last year
New York and Boston fought it out
closer, but this one was close enough
for me. 1t is the second pennant 1
have captured and it was won by prac-
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

Two-base hlts-Freeman and Chase
Home runs-Laporte and Oldring. First
base on balls-Burkett, Parent Grim
shaw. Winter. Keeler. and Doughertv
Struck out-Godwln and DouSiherty
Double play-Oldring TO Laporte to
Chase. Umpire-ConnOlly. Time of game
- hours.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
BOSTON AND BROOKLYN
CLOSE THE SEASON

BROOKLYN, n. Y, Oct. 7-Boston
and Brooklyn broke even on the double
header and closed the season here this
afternoon. The scores:
RH. Il.
Boston -.....-.0 003 SO 10 II 3
Batteries-Ritter, Eason and Mcintyre;
Frazer and Moran
Time OF game hour and 45 minutes
mpire-O'Day. Attendance-2,500.
RH.E
Boston .......I 3l0O2-7 /
Brooklyn .-.......-..2 0 2 05x-11 II 2
Batteries-Ritter and Scanlon; Will
helm and Moran.
Time of game hour and 13 minutes
mpire-O'Day. Attendance 500
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
BOSTON WON BOTH.

BOSTON. Mass, Oct. THE former
worlds champions defeated the New
YORK Americans in both ends of a loose
ly played double-header here this after
noon, the first of which went ten in
nings.
First Cana.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
EMPLOYEES PRESENT
FOWLER WITH WATCH

The members of the Washington team
and the employees at National Park
showed their appreciation of Business
Manager William Fowler yesterday.
when they presented him with a dia-
.nond studded watch.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
RHODE ISLAND EASILY
DOWNED EASTERN STARS

The Rhode Island Avenue Methodist
football team defeated the Northeast
Stars 10 TO .. Priest. Lynch. Everette
and Brooks played Il good game. the
last named making both touchdowns
The lineup:
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
PlTTSBURG LOSES FINAL
GAME ON HOME GROUNDS

PITTSBURG. Pa, Oct. 7-Chicaso took
the last game Of the season on the home
grounds by the score of TO l. The
score:
Pittsburg ................ OOI0OOOOI
Chicago .............-.-.. o. o OOOG 1-2
Batteries-Teifield and Gibson; O'Neiu
and Reulbach Umpire-Emslie. Time
or game hours. Attendance-5 $40
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

BY an unyieldIng edict of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania faculty. athletics
must play a subordinate part TO study
at the West Philadelphia institution of
learning. This ultimatum is most en-
phatic and courts no misunderstanding
The football committee is the first to
feel The effects of this infiexible legisla-
tiop--Philadelphia Public Ledger. This,
no doubt. explains shy Stevenson and
Greene did not play in Saturday s
game. yet Greene should not have much
difficulty in keeping up with his easy
college course.-Boston Herald. There
are others.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
BROWNS DOVNED
BY WHITE SOX
Sweet Revenge for Defeat
Oh Friday.
DOUBLE-HEADER TO BOSTON
Won Both Games From New York.
Detroit Trimmed Cleveland.
Scores.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. THE White Sox
took revenge on the Browns for their
defeat of yesterday. winning a close
game In the opener of the double-header
by to L The second game resulted in
a tie. to Z.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
O0TBALL SCORES
81: GeoreetoNn. D.

Z. "a; Georgetown, 0.
WASHINGTON. q: Gallaudet. o.
4. o: Wesleyan, o.
n, ~. Haverford, 0.
:. u: Union. 0.
and Marshall. II; Western
~: Iowa. 0.
stern. 5: Wabash. o
in. 81: Lawrence. 0.
Ia. As; North Dakota. o.
yania, IL; Swarthmore, 4.
4; Worcester-Tech, o.
lore Prep, o; Princeton Prep,
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

Two-base hIta-PaTent. Burkett Home
run-Crimshaw. First on balls-Of Di-
Sacrifice hits Selbach, Keeler, Dougher-
ty. Struck out-By Dineen. /; by New
tor, 2: by Hogg. 1: by Hughes. /. Dou-
bic piay-Goc:gin, Parent and Grim
shaw. IA pire-Connolly Time OF
game-1 hour and &C minutes. Attend
ance- 6 $50
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

Two-base hit-Koehler. First on balls
BY Altrock. 1. Left on bases-St. Louis,
3 Chicago. 8. Sacrifice hit-Davis. Dou-
bic plays-Donahue to Robe; Davis,
to Rohe to Donahue. Struck out-By
Sudhon, 1; by Altrock, /. Earned runs
O'Loughlin and Mccarthy. Time Of
game-l hour and Is minutes.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

Noble and Greenough's school. one of
the most fashionable in Boston. has en-
gagged William c. Matthews, last yeern
aolored end of the Harvard eleven, to
coach its football team.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

Two-base hits-Bay, Mcintyre, Lind
say. First on baIls-On Bernhard
FIRST on errors-Cleveland. /; Detroit. l.
Sacrifice hit-O'Leary. Stolen bases
,Srawiordy ?. Struck out-By Bernhard. 4
by Muliin, 4. Double pIay-OIeary
Schaefer. and Lindsay. Umpire-sheri-
day. Time of game-I hour and 50 min
utes.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
PACING RECORD SMASHED.

LEXINGTON. Oct. Dan Patch
broke the worlds pacing record this
afternoon, going Il mile in :55A. The
fractional time was. first quarter. O:29i5
half, 0:57E; three-quarters, 1:26H; mile
1:5oH
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

The rule requiring substitutes to re-
port to the referee before entering the
game has been overlooked in all the
,arly contests in Washington.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

Ralph Glaze, one of the Dartmouth
stars OF last year. has returned to Han
over, and his appearance is hailed with
JOY by the wearers of the green, who
recognize that it will take the best they
have TO defeat Brown in Springfield on
November D.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

Any judgment of the Harvard play up
TO the present time should be made with
the full understanding that Captain
Hurley and Starr are not playing. The
Crimson team ought TO be a better scor-
ing proposition by two touchdowns with
these two in.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
SPORTING NOTES.

The first big bet on the result of the
championship baseball series has been
made. Jacob Fields, the Wall Street
broker. laid S100oG against 5000 that the
Giants will be victorious in the series
which begins next Monday.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

Ben Diblee, captain of Harvards fine
team in 1895, is being besought as coach
by several Western colleges.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

oositicns are the only places where
there has been a lack of good material.
md Donovan is expected to fill big
gap.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

University of Chicago's team, which
was touted in the West as an '-all-star''
aggregation, was able to score only Is
points in its first game against a team
not as strong as Andover or Exeter at
this stage of the playing season
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

Leavenworth, a former halfback on
he Yale team. is coaching the Alabama
candidates
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
Times New Want Ad Branch.

Want advertisements and subscrgp-
tions for The Evening and Sunday
Tirnee will be received at regular office
rates at S. NJ. Wagner & Co.'S Phar-
macy, corner of First and H streets
northwest
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

Mike Twin Sullivan has started for
Los Angeles, Cal, where he expects 10
meet some star Hghtweights this fall.
He will arrive in time TO second his
brother Jack in his battle with Tommy
Burns. which takes place there about
the middle of October.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

Walter Randall. the Harvard baseball
captain of 1906. has accepted the offer
made by the Nashua High School Ath-
letic Association to coach the football
team.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
The Score.

Mullin was puzzle. Attendance, 2,350.
The Score.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
EASTERN TO MEET
WESTERN TUESDAY
First Game of Inter-High
School Series.
MUCH INTEREST IN SPORT
Although Several Stars Will Be Miss
ing All Five Teams Should
Be Strong.

The first game of the inter-high school
series will be played at National Park
on Tuesday, when Western and Eastern
meet.
There has been a revival OF interest
in football in the high schools and the
coming series promises to be one of the
best since the late COS, when a
standard of playing was established
which has not been reached since
In each of the five schools practice
was started earlier than in past years
and every effort has been made to get
out the best material available to try
for the teams which are to defend the
names of the different schools during
the fan season.
Techs Big Men.
Last year Tech, coached by Hecox.
landed at the top OF the heap, and this
season the school is favored by the re-
turn of a majority of the big men who
did so much to land the coveted banner
last autumn.
Central lost several OF her best men
including Cunningham, Kipp. TindaII.
and Kent, but a fairly strong nucleus
remains. Last year Arba Tindall coach
ed the team. but this fall Roswell Snow.
a former player, is directing the work
of developing n team.
At the present time Eastern has prac-
tically all of last years team available
and in the matter of big material the
Capitol Hill school is better off than any
Of her rivals
Western experienced a severe setback
when she lost six OF last years eleven,
including Church and Morse. two of the
best players in the high school.
The material at the Georgetown schoo:
is rather light. but the players hope to
make a creditable showing in the cham
pionship series.
Business is an unknown quantity, and
as the team has few preliminary games.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
Want to Exchange Something?

Try a wan ld. in the For Exchange
column of The Times and make your
trade.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
CLEVELAND LOST LAST.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Oct. 7.-CleveIand
lost the last game of the season to De-
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

Prospects for q strong team at Brown
and one which will make a good show
ing in the Penn. Harvard, and Yale
games. besides giving Dartmouth run
at Springfield. are exceedingly bright.
Robinson nearly turned the trick last
year, and should do better this year
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

V. Stevenson. Pennsylvania's quarter
back, who was chosen for quarterback
on the All-AmericaE eleven last fall, was
in Washington last week to attend a
wedding He says that the Quaker out
look is as good II rot better than last
year.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

Hard-luck stories are already on the
way from New Haven.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

A unique feature adopted by Brown :n
the development Of her team is the re-
quirement of the members of the squad
to study the rules and be ready to be
examined On them from time to time.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

Andy Smith, the star fullback on last
years Pennsylvania team. is coaching
the Quaker freshmen
The Washington times., 1905-10-08


quirement of the members of the squad
to study the rules and be ready to be
examined on them from time to time.
The year residence rule is having a
sad effect on many of the Middle West
colleges. Nearly all the colleges have
good material on the campus, but are
debarred from its use by the new rule.
Coach Dickinson has stripped Pennsy
players OF cumbersome headgear and
shin guards. He says too many errors
are caused by men being wrapped up in
defensive headsear so they could not
hear the signals. Curiously enough.
- who wear the heaviest armor
a VS. getting hurt
igton boys are figuring prorn,-
al football at several OF the iarg-
-sities this fall. Magofin, the
81 entral High athlete. Is substi-
trte ir back at Michigan. and one Of
rae ~ punters on Yost's SQUAD.
who played at Western 1Iigh,
Ting at quarterback at Vir-
ginia- "Chris" Cox, formerly of Central.
Is subbing for fullback ar Cornell.
Hempstone. the former Business half
back. is holding down end at Gettys-
burg. while Logan Cunningham, last
years baseball captain at Central, Is
left end at Wesleyan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
MARKSMEN MAY NOT 90,
Guard TO Have New Uniform. and Mon,
ey Not Very Plentiful

Tho National Guard rnc team com.
mlttoe, OF which Mai, Williams WAS
the chairman, has made u report 10
Adit,Gon, Geogh Cyan relative "a soud'
ING team 10 Sea Hlr, y j. rccpn-
mcudmg that not only a team be- sont
Win TRANSPORTATION ana Subsistence
furnished, bat that the men ho paid
per diem for their services Tho pdiu,
general would be very glad tn
accommodate the members ~ the proc
posed team and frooly give them all
that might be coming 10 them but he
feels that transportation ana suhsls.
tcnco, under present conditions, would
be all that could bo given, allowing
the mon 10 pay other expenses thcm'
selves
col Geoghegdn IL very much III earn.
oRt about roolothWW the National
Guard ana nnds That all the money
that can be secured VIII be required 10
bring lhlg about Moreover were a
team Ia hc scnt this yonr to Fou ont
n team would w really pH AN nggro'
CATION ~ individuals aytlug ON THOR
individual initiative, rather thon work.
Ing together AA am organization Tor
there has been NO opportunity lo mako
the solecllons and give h0m the roe
CURED drill I'm team work There II IL
good deal IN team or united action ana
this IN made strong feature In the
competition at tho Butts, Consequent
w. Az the outlook In now, II would he
unNlNo Ia eond an alleged team tu New
Jersey although tNo on,ccw might 20
FOR purposes OF observation. hut not Cor
competition aud their rCroW would
undoubtedly he Of value IN preparing
for next year,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
Turkish Censorship Is Doing What
1t Can to supprc" News
Regafding It.
WAS MIRACUL YpRESERVED
He Was Driving Ia a Phseton When
Bomb Was Exploded--se,cral
Persons Killed,

London july %, $50 q, m,--Tho
Turkish censorship ~ evidently sup.
pressing the news regarding the At
tempt on the life OF the sultan, for
further press dispatches from con.
stontinoplo have reached London a
dispatch received by the Turkish ON.
bassy, says
A. the sultan was leaving the mosque
at the conclusion Of the ceremony Of
the SolomlIk, bomb burst IN the yard,
Divine Providence miAculously pre-.
served his majesty who displayed Ma
usual sclf.possesslon ana courage, him.
self driving the phao,on, His majesty
returned TO the palace, graclously bow.
ms as lr nothing had happened
A few persons were killed or injured
Tho whole population Is indignant
at the Infamous and das,ardly deed,
DETAILS ARE GUARDED.
ConstOntinoplc, Friday cycnmg July
2i,--Thc authorities are jealousy
guarding all the details " today's futile
attempt on the lie Of the sultan, ~,
though the outrage occurred at ( pmo
the fact That the sullOn's NE had been,
IN danger did not become generally
known until night when II aroused
widespread excitement, us II was the
first bomb explosion OF this character
that ever occurred IN ConstOntinoplc
Tho majority Of those killed were sold.
icrs who were lining the road noar the
mosque, The authorities are greatly
disturbed and unable TO cSplOn how
tho woud.hc rlgIcldc passed through
the Gordon " troops which always linz
the roads leading to the mosque 10 soon
~ the sultan leaves the palace
WHAT ROMB DID,
Constan,nope July 2?-.Thc bomb
thrown by the man VINO attempted to
assnsslnatc the sultan yesterday
smashed windows Of the pavilion re-
served for the diplomatic corps, which
contained among others U,Grant Smith,
secretary Of the American legation
here who was accompanied by capt
Smiley Of the T. = army
No one Was hurt IN the pavilion with
the exception ~ few attendants who
received scratches from nylns glass,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
PRUITT PARD0NED,
Married a Second Wife Under Impress.
sion First Had Been Divorced.

Tho state board ~ p0rdong held n
special session today ana granted pare
don 20 Samuel h, puitt, who was sen.
fenced Ia three years and to pay u nno
Of $500 In Weber county for polygamN
Mir, pruitt has served his sentence and
has commenced serving time FOR hiS
nne, but he viii now be relieved from
that obligation, Warden Pratt stated
TO the board that prultl had been n
model prisoner and had been a. truslv
outside the walls for some time llo
mld that the man had married his see.
ond wife under the belief that his FIRST
one had secured a divorce from him,
Ito had been notified that she had M
ftltutod divorce proceedings ana he
supposed that the decree had been
granted her ne pleaded guilty when
charged with the offonso and was SEM
toncod nv stated above,