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The Washington times., 1905-07-18

Earned runs-C0W60ys. = FiTsI Oass
by errors-Cowboys, l; Columbia, !. Left
on bases-Cowboys, 3; Columbia, 8. First
base on balIs-OG happier, 8. Struck out
BY Happier. s. by Bailey, 2 Three-base
hits-Herrmann and Cotter. Two-base
hits-Cotter. Hunt, and Newman. SacTt-
fee hIts-Wright, LaVigne, Atkinson.
and Lafram ambois Stolen bases-Atkinson
(Z). Quinn, Cotter. Newman. Double plays
I-Cotter and Hermann. Hit by pitcher
BY Happier, !. Wild pitches-By Bailey.
I. Passed baIls-By Haywood, / Umpire
Mr.. Dougherty- Time of game hour
and 40 minutes
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
HEAT DELAYED FINALS.

Because of the intense heat yester-
DAY afternoon the semi-dnais in the
Bachelor Club tennis tournament did
not start. until late and il was impos-
sibie 10 finish the competition. So the
play VIII be continued this afternoon
After winning the first set from J. NJ
KENYON by 10 (, Harry L. Cover
dropped the second set BY to 10.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
CARROLL ONCE MORE
GOT IT IN THE NECK

Three runs in the ninth gave the
AIoysius Club a victory over Carroll
Institute at Eighth and L streets north
east yesterday by 10 70 8.
In the fifth Carroll had a lead OF TO
g. but the Aioysius men played an up
hill game and won out
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
COWBOYS LASS0ED
COLUMBIA TEAM

The tailenders and the leaders clashed
in the Printers League yesterday ana
the Cowboys won hollow victory over
Columbia by 8 to 0.
The hest that the losers could do with
Kappler's delivery was two singles and
this tells the story of the defeat.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
SECOND REVERSE
FOR ST. STEPHEN

Yesterday afternoon, for the second
of the Capital City League, was defeat
ed, oy TO 1.
This time it was the National Atl1-
Ietic club. with Kerr IN the box that
turned the trick, The long twirler had
the leaders completely at his mercy.
and allowed but three hits. besides fam
ming nine batters.
The score:
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

third in the fifth round. The ball was
thrown low to Wilson and his finger
tb1 S cut fbo o sGaDle d9 osg4 54a oQc out 'dst f
field and there was nothin doin."
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

With three men on the bases in the
sixth session Brown put vapor float
ever the dish for Pollock. The hefty
Baltimore copper laid his avoirdupois
against the pellet and pasted 1t at
Brown The latter threw up his hand
barely touched the ball and 1t bounded
away Brown blew the distress call and
Kliendienst came to his assistance
catching the ball in time to nail Pol
lock at No. / station.
High balls are not Ehlers' long suit.
for he dropped one that Hoey offered
tr the seventh session. After letting the
globuIe fall he fired 1t to Wilson at the
initial hassOck like a rocket from q
Japanese gun The throw was low, and
the runner was not apprehended until
he dropped anchor at No. 5 precinct
Although Hoey was all tired out after
Patro1ing the four-bag circuit In the hot
sun, Umpire Kennedy refused TO let
him go home in the seventh because
he thought Birch had recovered the
passed ball in time to catch him.
Kliendienst. Wilson. and Brown ran
the bases as If they thought Dorsey
Foultz were after them. Some persons
said the base running of the cops looked
suspiciously like the two-minute-to-
twelve sDrints seen In the vicinity of
folding-door resorts on hot summer
nights
In the second round KIiendienst pIunk-
ed The pellet TO the outermost bu1warks
of the Ieft-hand garden, and cavorted
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

Two new managers are setting the
pace in the American League this year.
Fielder Jones, of the White Sox. did
not take up the managerial reins until
last year. and Lajoie. of the Clevelands.
Is IN his first year as a manager. The
other recruits to the ranks of managers
are not doing so well, namely, StahI. OF
the Washingtons; Burke. of the Car
dinals, and Tenney, of the Boston Ma
tiOnalg
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

OF something's IHey lDOkeQ EuspI-
ciously like radishes.l
When Boyle raped the spheroid on
the nose and dropped it an inch inside
the foul line in left field, ShIpley called
1t a fair ball, and Boyle made a home
run on It. The BaItimoreans refused TO
stand for this. Exit Ship.
Some of the Washington players threw
away chances to get runs by their fool
hardy base running. They soon found
themselves on the bench doing reserve
duty.
In warming up Wilson did not hold a.
single ball thrown to him In the game
ne did not drop any They run that
way sometimes.
EhIers played a good game at second
until he dropped a pop fly which fell into
his hands. Which goes to show that 1t 8
all IN the picking.
No. gentle reader II cannot be said
that the future OF those who played
yesterday lies anywhere else than on
the "forruuce.
Kliendfenst went to sleep on his beat
in the fourth. and Mister got safe at
first before the patrolman could awaken
himself
Same teams next Saturday in Balti-
more.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
ST. MARTINS ON TOP
IN EXCITING GAME

The St. Paul and 81. Martin teams pt,t
UP one Of the best exhibitions of The
season in the Marquette League which
was won by the latter in the ninth
inning By 3 to ,.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

In the fifth Wilson rolled the bali
down the center of the third base line
The Orioles screached foul. but Shipley
said fair.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
wAsHINGToN-BA POLICE

Wilson could get a job as a walter in
a lunch room or anywhere else. He
swatted at two straight ones over the
plate and then stood with his bat be-
hind him until Doherty passed him to
the premier ottoman on four wide ones.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

In the third inning when Pollock was
hit on the paunch by a pitched bali.
the glObule bounched down TO the pitch
er's box Shipley said fair ball Brown
threw to first and retired Pollock and
Wilson threw TO second. catching HaF-
rington Many of the Baltimoreans
shouted double steal" but Shipley said
Ii was an attempt TO bunt,
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field Of Sports

and falling victims to the other. It was
the third time this season the Reds
have run foul of a triple play. There
have been four triple plays in the Ma
honal League this year and one in
the American.
"Connor, - says an exchange, has very
melodious subway voice, which on clear
days may be heard two miles and a
quarter The voice must have been
thoroughly oVerhauled since Connor was
here. also his eyesight. If mo umpire in
the league has done better work on balls
and strikes"
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
Larceny by trick was the charge that

Larceny by trick was the charge that
might well have been preferred against
BranzeI IN the third EIe walloped &
sky Y high Gy into the hands of the cen
ter fielder, and stood near The pitcher >
box 10 see If il would be caught. When
the ball was dropped, he obtained sec
oud by cutting first BY twenty feet
Shiplcy did not see IL.
Hoey raped a slow one to Birch at
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

: II
Nat. A. Co.. 0 0 Ia / e--s
st. Stephens In. 0 0 @ 9 o--l
Earned run-St. Stephens Institute. L
First base by unconstitutional. .; st.
Stephens, 3. Left on bases-St. Ste
phen's, 8; National, 8. First base ca
bails-On Kerr, B; off Lauder, 8. Stri,CE
out-By Kerr, g. by Lauder, 5. Thres-
base htt-McCormick. Two-baee hits
Jenkins. Hughes (St. Stephen's). ard
Burlingame. Stolen bases - Grant,
Welsh. Carroll, Moriarity %. ard
Daugherty Double pIay-Daugherty to
Hughes to Carroll f2). Hit by pitchers
BY Lauder. 2; by Kerr, l. wild pitcl.~
es-Lauder, 2. Passed haIl-Rapp. Inn
pire-Mr. Hardy. Time of game-I hoaEE
and zs minutes
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
STALLS JUDGMENT
SAVED THE GAME
Substituted Hughes for Pat
ten in Second.
0UTBATTED WHITE S0X
Even Malachi Kittredge Came TO Life
and Made Three Hits-Hart
BiRgled.

CHICAGO, July 1S.-Manager Stahl ;
judgment in changing pitchers lust at
the right time saved Washington IN The
closing game of the series here yester-
day ana enabled the Nationals 10 down
the White SoX by to 4.
IN the second round. after Chieago had
pounded Patten around the lot for i've
hits which netted three runs. SJahI de-
cided that It was not Cases day. and he
substituted Tom Hughes. The elongat-
ed twirler was IN prime condition and
during the remaining seven innings he
kept the four hits made off his delivery
so widely scattered that the local team
was never dangerous.
Thanks, Mr. F. Jones.
eZee.aaser Jones allowed Walsh to stay
on the rubber a little too long and when
he substituted Patterson in the third
the damage had been done.
Besides outbdtting Chicago the Ma
tionals had much the better of it in the
field. and while the locals had four er-
rors marked up against them the visi-
tors had lone misplay, and that by
Huelsman.
J<ittredge resumed his place behind
the bat and celebrated the occasion by
rapping out three singles Cassidy and
Hickman each got Two hits.
IN the first Green dropped Jones fly
and the sTs-@dy Nationalite went to
second. He ~ ed up al third on HiITs
sacrifice and s-~cred on Hickman's long
fly 10 right
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

Charles Nichols. the veteran pitcher,
recently released by the St Louis Ma
tionals. has signed with the PHILADELPHIA
Nationals Manager Duffy wiring accept
anCe of his terms yesterday. Nichols
viii join the Philadctphlas his week.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

Mash hit by batted ball.
TOnly two out when winning run was
scored.
Aloysius ........ 2 80
Carroll ....0 0 l 0 1 o 9
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
BASEBALL.

St. Louis has a string on Pat Hynes,
who has been pitching such fine ball
for Minneapolis in the American Asso-
c!atiOn, and the tWtrler will be recalled
a the end of the season.
Doc Lowe, Of this city. is being de-
pended upon by the Mt. washington
club, of Baltimore. to pitch all its inn
portant games.
TIE Boston Americans are going
nicely, and they may be relied upon to
NOV down some of the other clubs from
now on
That trouble between Jack Warner
ana the St Louis club Is said to have
been patched up. and the veteran is
expected to rejoin his old club IN New
York.
The St. Louis club has farmed Willie
SUdhof TO indianapolis.
Jimmy siagle has been playing a fine
fielding game for the Chicago Nationals
and is of more help to his club in cen
ter than he WAS III left field
Jack Doyle has already been canned
10y the New York Americans.
larry Lajoie has never batted above
POO during any series played in De
trOit. The Dig F'Tenchman says, II just
can't hit 'em in that place"
Clarke Griffith has made an offer II
Charley Dexter the deposed Louisville
manager. 10 join the Yankees.
Comment is being made that Maloney
the swift runner Of the Chicago Ma
tionals. IS not living up to his name as
a base stealer on this trip. The trouble
with him was that he did not reach first
often enough,
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

That was great managerial ability on
The part of Armour. of Detroit. IN rub
bing llcorice on the leather to counter
act Chesbro's spitDan. Such strategy in
diCates an intellect so profound that 1t
is hiding It's light under a bushel in
baseball.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

Two triple plays we're made in Boston
last week. the Cincinnatis making one
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
Hughes to Rescue.

IN the second Chicago hit safely
five times. scoring three, but Hughes
came to the rescue and the third man
was forced at the plate
IN the third the Nationals ciinehed
The game. Hill and Cassidy singled
and Walsh helped matters along with
pair of wild pitches. Then came Hick-
man and Huelsman with two two-base
his, giving three runs. In the fourth
and sixth the Nationals got two more.
IN the ninth Chicago made a hard try
and sent Hub Hart in to bat for Pat
terson. The former Georgetown ath-
lete tore off a single, but the men who
followed him were not equal to the oc-
casion and Chicago was beaten
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

he severn tSodt tlilts Oh Alma ppllS,
las decided to enter four-oared crew
in the national regatta at Baltimore
next month.
The West Point football schedule for
next fall has been announced as follows:
Sept. 80. VS. Tufts. at West Point.
oct. 7, VS.. Colgate. at West Point.
Oct. H. VS. Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute, at West Point.
Oct 81 VS.. Harvard. at West Point.
Oct 28 VS.. Yale, at West Point.
Nov, T. va. Vermont, at West Point.
Nov II, vs.. Carlisle Indians, at West
Nov, Is, VS.. susquehanna, at West
Nov. 25. VS.. Syracuse. at West Point.
Dec. .. Us. Navy. at Princeton.
Terry Martin has issued the following
challenge:
i am now lighting the best in my ca
reer and I am anxious to box Willie
Fitzgerald for ten or more rounds
beat him in our last bout. l heard a
lot off FitZs friends say then that ht
was not i'm form. / viii now give him q
chance to redeem himself as / am out
to meet any man in the business. ban
none. l have an offer to box Buddy
RYAN in September at Milwaukee. Wis
but would like to box a couple of gool
boys before leaving"
TOM ROLAND.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Severn Boat Club, Of Annapolis,
las decided to enter four-oared crew
in the national regatta at Baltimore
next month.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
Terry Martin has issued the following

Nov. 25, VS. Syracuse. at West Point
Dec. .. US. Navy. at Princeton.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

Hoey raped a slow one to Birch at
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

Clarke Griffith has made an offer II
Charley Dexter. the deposed Louisville
manager, 10 join the Yankees.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

The Boston Americans are going
nicely, and they may be relied upon to
NOV down some of the other clubs from
now on.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

Doc Lowe, of this city. is being de-
pended upon by the Mt washington
club. of Baltimore. to pitch all its inn
4sprranf games
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

e Nov. Nov. IS. vs.. susquehanna, at West
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ri9etS Sjnlpemioler er for en- meget
itor Gel Ioante genge. De, Tom bar
ladnt HrSlanb Gcrge, er III Ietiffe
GLADE oper at bere babe fra Ct. 8e.
tersburg pg al 8reb GaSiini, at Sri
gem iful f~ortipttes til beiis bitre gnbe,
ielp ON Set tar Here Mar. Oct Ter
merft ro for Rusierne, og Be, iom
bar LIANT Dem Getge til 6erne 8rig,
fan fomme til at tabe berpda.
9r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-31
a1prn gnkntn..

2anoct tiger. - Sra Grafton be.
rettes, of ssarmingsidrS beromfring
tiger i Iris. Or. Gutter, iom FOR
boeSe | Cavalier Gountp, iolgte mplig
lin 8orm oeo GrpitaI. @olib Gountp,
for $40 pr. @tte eiler $1,000 for
1876 9lcreS. Iaaronnm oeroppe er
MI i iulb Gang.
Npt 2mofuntor. timber eli np
Sororo1tittg ira Acknowledgements.
meutet or belle 2anbet inbbeIt i ltsrre
9arobiltrifter, og Sarge er blepet
Soneotparteret Tor 9iltriftet. iom ON.
latter 0oro 3afota og SpS Gatota
mlbtdgen 8lof SiaS. so. .. Wc-
Gmrp or ubrGont til SpeciaI-Igcn
FOR bette 8iitrift % bar aabnet Scott
tor i Sarge.
Ngrene or grpnnc. - SRA Sarge
n~eoocIes, at Spebeagre, iom blep til.
iaacoe De ii6ite Gage at 5ebr,tar %
De ferite Gage al Marts, M CT srsn.
ne. GrsOen er nllereoe ct Bar Cont
mer hpi. 9eriom 8eiret ueobliper
Qunitigt, btI De, JONI iadeoe ttbltg,
Oinoe betpoelig 6oripralg oper line
Ioboer. Wange 6arnere turoe life
iao iad tioIi9 al 6rpgt for 5roit %
mango pilbe life engang barpe line
I9re, ba De nar barge for, at llgrn$-
Jet pilbe faa S~nerboano. Nu n inio.
Ierttb Saanirgen | iulb @nr9 ober
belle Staten, o. sSoroen er / Heo Hi.
paroolen / itomerfet Stmto. Sarmer-
ne er bonge for ct tort glar OF isaer
at faa fin Se6 iaa Orbit neo / Soroef,
ION mulig. Wonge pil rule" fine
Sncoeagre, citerat &c bar iaaet %
hQrpet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-31

at Scr bar 5 Girnmers Wnioritet
moo Gridion iitebenfor A.
Iummcr Biobings adereSc ! Man-
oabs Ell RetSterniin Gil Hiper.
SirsSaps Morgm braate @ranoii.
rpell aloge MOO Sernpiorh % Iar.
mer FOR Moroet al 2imoeen, iofl
fdnbt Steo flor Ssit i en- 6rastpogtt
poa @eien fra Moorbeao til Minne.
apolis. Scrapioro og Yormer bar
ppret / 6pnalIet / minneapolis; De
bragtes SirSbag til glt Hiper, % DC.
res Sorbpr pil blipe bolot nGite llgc.