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The Washington times., 1905-11-19

Senor Bernardo Jacinto de Cologna.
who was appointed Spanish minister 70
Washington last April. has been de-
tailed to special duty at the foreign Of
hce In Madrid, in connection with the
Moroccan conference. to be held at AIse-
ciras. Spain, and his arrival in this
country is therefore delayed.
Senor Don Louis Pastor. the first sec
retary. will continue at the head of the
legation. which he has established tenn
porarily at 1910 I street
The Washington times., 1905-11-19

Mrs. Charles Z. Afunroe. of 2ll5 .
street and Miss NVinifred 3. Aiunree.
who expect TO be abroad for a year. are
now in Dresden CierrnanN.
The Washington times., 1905-11-19

Mrs. Ruggles. widow Of Gen George
d. Ruggles. L. S. A, and Miss Ruggies
have returned 70 Washington and have
taken an apartment at the Woodley for
next year.
The Washington times., 1905-11-19

| pa. Fla. and win return to the Capital
the following Saturday.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
Apple Display.

The display Of apples proved an agree.
able surprise to all who have visited the
fair. There were l47 plates exhibited
i'll which 81 varieties were shown. Not
one entry was made that did not do
credit to the exhibitor and to the county
as we'll In fact the apple display of Nor
gan County was better, both as to quality
and quantity, than that shown in Sedalia
at the recent State Fair. The premiums
have been awarded as follows:
PREMIUMS AWARDED.
Arkansas Black-First, Earl Edwards;
second, NV Crutch6eld.
Ben Davis First premium, Phillip Ho-
mer; second, L Il Bardwell.
Clayton--First, G w Kring; second,
L + Bardwell.
Grimes Goiden-First, Earl Edwards;
second, w I Trey.
Gano-First, l. f Bardwell; second,
W T Trey.
HuntsMan FavOrite-First, NJ + Nc
Collister; second, J + Morris.
Jonothan-First, Chas Rider; second,
l. Il Bardwell.
Jannett-First, L I: Bardwell; second
JR Cooper.
Missouri Pippin--First, Earl Edwards;
second, w d Trey
Mammoth Black Twig- First, Henry
Wrieden; second. S p Smith.
Northern Spy-I'irst, V II Ross; sec.
on'i, W X Hunter.
Romanite--First. 6 w Firing; second,
l Barber.
Roman Beauty-f'irst, Phillip Homer;
secoud, w X Hunter.
Kambo--First. Chas Rider; second,
w X Hunter.
Rhode Island Greening - First, s
Lane, second, r A Stockton.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
Art Exhibit

Throngs OF visitors to art hall In
the Woods building. all express sur
prise that SO large, tine and varied an
exhibit could have been collected on
such short notice, and admiration for
the skill displayed in the several lines
OF work, as we'll AZ the taste, beauty
and effectiveness Of the general
arrangement. The committee, Consist
ing Of Mesdames Fl. X. Enloe, Philip
Antweiler, J. A. Petty, VIM. Well,
and Misses Sallie French ana Carrie
Stephens have been arranging for this
department Of the fair less than two
weeks, actual work on The display be,
ginning last Friday, yet the result OF
their efforts compares most favorably
with similar exhibits At the state and
district fairs. Embroidery, fancy and
and other necdlewOrk, hand painting,
china painting, burnt wood and other
lines Of work are well represented,
while the culinary department would
make any man hungry within ID min
nj eS after breakfast. Quiltsand similar
products are very numerous aud beau.
tiful, perhaps the most Interesting
entry dting u bedspread made by Mrs.
George StOver's grandmother IN 1884.
The lady nf u former century,w who pro.
dnced this work Of real art, raised the
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
Versailles Mo-, Friday Morning, OCT. g. 1905.

Entries-R. r. Glas sgow, G. s.
White, Joe Rider. g. J. Huffman.
Premiums--R. r. Glasgow first,
Joe Rider second.
Coach Morse
Judges-J. w. Brown, Q. NJ. Moore,
L. M. Monsees.
Entries-John Bolton. Jack vii.
ltsms, John Shank, J. W. Marriott,
Jack Begley. r. A. Sears.
Premiums-J. w. Marriott first:
Jack Begley second.
oaadle Daorss-Any AAs
Judges-E. M. Carter, L. M. Mon.
sees, D. f. Wray.
Entries-A. L. Cox, Klebe Hunter,
I'd Morris 2. w. ]. McCOllister, G. f.
Williams Newt Hull, j. w. Nevis,
G. M. Moore, Porter Nelson, O. G..
Gabriel, Richard Mcdonald, Jay Holt,
Elsie Lyles, John Mcdonald, Jesse
Weaver.
Premiums-W. ]. McC,ollister first;
Ed Morris second.
Entries and premiums in other
stock shows Thursday, Friday and
Saturday will be given Ia next Leader.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06

Smiths Cider-First, s P Smith; SEC.
ond. L E Bardwell.
Wine sap-First, 8 P Smith; second,
George Hun.
willow rwig-First, L E Basdwell;
second, s p Smith.
Yellow BellAower-tirst, Chas Rider;
second, Mrs B CARRIER.
York lmperial-First, L E Bardwell;
second, G w Kring.
SINGLE KNTKlKs.
w T Trey: Alexander, fallowatts and
Fink's Swe ct.
@ w Kring: Minkler, Father Abra.
ham, Pryor's Red.
Earl Edwards: Nickorjock.
L r Bardwell: Nelson. Winter King.
Thos Daniels: Wealthy.
Mrs Williams: Sheep Nose.
s p Smith. Roman Stem.
PEARS.
First premium, P Ketchem; second,
James McNair.
OUNCES.
First premium-Mrs. DR.. Buck.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06

0u00Y 8tlU UtlC u6As C6JVcuS 0Vuu 0uIU
wOve the completed fabric, which Is
still In q state of almost perfect pres.
ervatiOn. The hall is tastefully de.
cOrated with the National colors,
flowers and evergreens, a. well as the
bright hues Of the fabrics composing
the display. The ladies have q res.
taurant in the rear Of the building,
and the w. q. T. U. have established
quarters In the hall for the distribu.
ton OF free literature. There we're
334 entries In the various classes. fifty
Of them being awarded premiums,
morning.
Following is the list Of premiums
Cotton quilt by Girl under 1s-Lena
Seigel first, Ada Beard second. Same
by person over l8-Mrs. Harriet StOver
LIST, Mrs Conway Jones I'd.
Quilt, not cOt)Dn. by person over l8
Mrs. Potter MT, Mrs Schafer I'd.
Handmade lace-Mrs. Potter LIST,
Mrs. Green Huffman I'd.
Silk embroidery--Mrs. Schafer 1st,
Mrs. Potter I'd.
Lucy Martin I'd.
Bsttenburg window curtain-Mrs.
r. Q. Kelly first
Bsttenburg centerpiece-Mrs. Brit
Lumpee LIST, Mrs. Cook I'd.
Batten6urg er Scarf--Ola
Lumpee first.
Point lace-Mrs. H. X. Enloe lst;
Mrs. VIM. Well ID.
Point lace handkerchief Neva
Taylor LIST, Mrs r. Q. Kelly I'd.
Drawn work centerpiece-Miss Lee
Shy Of Syracuse LIST, Miss Sallie
French "a. ,..'
Dawn work a,sndks, S:.ief-Mrs.
Brit Lumpee LIST, Mrs. Geo. Hubbard
I'd.
Sofa Pillow--Mrs. Wray Witten lst,
Handmade rug--Mrs. Damph lst,
Mrs. Chesire I'd.
Culinary Department
Best cake by girl under l8-Hattie
Thorpe JSt, Dora Heineman I'd.
Chalfant 1st, Carrie Stephens I'd.
Apple lelly,1Mrs. McCann lst' Mrs.
Other jelley-Mrs. Doc Murray lSt,
Mrs. Chas. Goodman I'd.
Shank I'd.
Canned fruit-Mrs. Crewson 1st,
Nellie Buck 2nd.
Cucumber pickles--Mrs. Frank
Thorpe lst, Mrs. A. G. Baker I'd
Beet pickles-Mrs. j. q. Huiett lst,
Mrs. Geo. Decker I'd.
Apple BUTTERFLIES. w. N. ellison
LIST. Mrs. Cal Long I'd.
Bread-Mrs. Ezra Thorpe lst, Mrs.
Frank Thorpe ID.
Best,boquet--Mrs. John Lumpee lst,
Mrs. 4. X. Buck I'd.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
Stock Show.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, OCT. 3.
Double Driv Oro.

Double Driv oros
Judges-T. p. Bond, Jas. w. Cooper,
John McClain.
Entries-J. R. Potter, Ed Morris,
II. l.. ThOmason, J. Il. Hatfield, G. e.
Williams, L. B. Hawks, j. W. McCol.
lister.
Premiums-J. R. Potter first; r.
L. Thomson second.
Ysarllnn Colts.
Judges-Jas. w. Cooper, John ].
Jones' w. X. Hunter.
Entries-T. N. Todd, Ed Petty, ].
G. Rutherford. John Shank, Ed Nor.
ris. Eslie Lyles, VIM. Ramer, A. e.
hampton.
Premiums-A. r. Hampton LIST;
John Shank second.
0lnAls Drivers.
Judges-T. M. Hunter, r. P. Bond,
Entries-A. L. Cox, w: j. Upton,
w. b. Schr0ut, R. A. NOrfleet. Ed
Morris; = y a,'; g; M. Hargett' Clay Sparks
Premium-G. NJ. Hargett first;
w. b. Shr0ut second.
Lady Drivers.
Judges-Capt. E. G. Legese, Robert
Woodruff, Fl. q. DOuKherty.
Entries Mrs. r. L. ThOmaSOn, Mrs.
r. A. NOrfleet, MisR Carrie Stephens,
Miss Annie Kavanaugh.
Premiums-Miss Annie Kavanaugh
first: Miss Carrie Stephens second.
Combination Morse.
Judges-John Shank w Cooper,
Geo. SnOrgraSs.
EntrieS-Ed Morris, J w McCOllis.
ter, S N Hull, Chas BrOwntield, $
Washburn, g Sparks.
Premiums-Ed Morris first; J
w McCOllister second.
sucking Colts.
BY Nelson, L B Hawks all purpose
stallion.
Judges-J M Clifton, John J JoEes,
r. Il. Dornan.
Entries-OJ Ross, Clarence Ford,
James G Rutherford, Lank CUOper.
premiums-O J Ross first: Jas
G Rutherford second.
Jacks.
.Judges-J w Kaufman, Thomas
O'Neal, b + Shank.
Entries-Hawks & Cooper, II G
D0ugherty, w j Upton, II G Warnke.
Premiums H G Warneke's Lime.
stone Wonder No 4s6, first; Ii g
DOugherty, second.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
BABY SNOW,

Best looking girl S to 8 years. Rocker
by Harmony h Co.
Judges--Sam Wilson, ] M Foley, ]
B Ephlaud.
Six entries-Premium awarded to her.
ton, daughter Of Mt and Mrs NJ Smiley.
Best looking girl, , to 5 years. $3.50
and 81 cakes by Mrs. NJ A Sparks.
Judges-W. G. Williams and X. Cook
of Upton and J. W. Kuettle Of Bun ceton.
Fourteen entries-First cake, Pauline,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs ] F Miller, sec.
ond cake, Audra, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Sam Washburn
Best looking baby under one year. ].
E Marriott, Matinee Store, s.. .OOin gold.
Judges--H Il Cook, Walter Hickman
Of Upton, and F.. W. Vahkirk of Great
Bend, Kas.
Twenty entries were made in this
contest. First premium, Alice GillMm.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Gill
UNI Of Barnett. Second, Nadene Miller.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Miller Of
this cito.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
The Street and County Fsir+
The Stock Show was Surprise Even to Formers
and Stockmen, the Exhibits Being Beyond
all Expectations In Fine Displays. ~
The First Attempt Along This Line Crsnd Success In
ell Pastlculsss-Thoussnds Attend and Ealoy
tho Big Affsls-The Westher Ideal
Fruit and Other Dsplsys.

Versailles has created new honors
by getting up and carrying out to a
successful finish a County Fair and
Carnival which is enjoyable to the
thousands Of visitors and credit to
all concerned. The whole entertain-
ment has been promulgated with two
weeks notice. The weather could
not have been better, the spirit fot
the realistic enjoyment Of what the
people of our city and county possess
could not have been shown to better
advantage had thorough canvass of
the county been made.
Everybody is delighted at the grand
success achieved, and the farmers and
stock men. their wives, sons and
daughters have joined with the citi-
Gems of our city in completing the dis
plays in all the departments, and they
were wonderful. The fruit display
is simply great, the corn exhibit is all
that could be desired, the potato,
wheat, pumpkin and general displays
captivated crowds.
The stock exhibits included some Of
the finest specimens to be found in
the State. Driving and saddle horses,
drai. and fancy horses, thoroughbred
and high grade animals, mules, Jacks
and colts were shown. Fine cattle
and hogs wete in the show ring and
the many visitors were struck with
awe when they gazed at what our
own people actually possess in fine
stock Of all kinds.
Special attention is called to the
display of home manufactured articles
shown. The brick plant shows several
varieties Of building, paving and hol-
low brick, tiling and other finished
products. The broom and handle
factories have displays for which the
managers deserve much credit.
The street attractions by the Whit
ney Carnival Company are giving ex-
cellent satisfaction and all the shows
are clean and entertaining, the atten-
dents courteous and visitors are well
pleased with them. Mr.. Whitney is
carrying out his contract to the letter.
His free attractions are even better
than the people expected. The en-
tire five days fair has proven a glori-
Gus success Of which all may justly
feel proud.
Following is complete list OF
entries and premiums available up to
Saturday morning:
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
FAIR NOTES.

Permanent County Fair! Well, We
guess yes.
The high diver has taken two baths
each day since Wednesday.
A. c. Baldwin's Ant exhibits of pen
drawing and writing at the court house
is a good feature.
Crewson and Harrison's miniature
fair at their real estate Office caught the
eye of all visitors.
The splendid resting booths placed
in front of the business houses was the
hit OF the fair. Everyone appreciated
these excellent accommodations.
Peppers corn contest, Biersach's
potato contest ard Il. c. Hardy, Sr.'s
pumpkin contest we're next to the fine
apple exhibit at the court house.
The splendid displays of clay, glass
sand, Fuller's earth, koalin, crystal
lized byraria, sapolio and onyx exhib-
tied where they can be seen, we're
happy thought and were the subject
of much comment by visitors, proving
our claims in that line.
Representative X. A. Norheet and
wife of Excelsior were in attendance
at the fair Tuesday. Mr.. Norflect
was we'll pleased With the fair and
stated that he might be counted in
favor of permanent County Fair, as
the people in his part of the County
had fine cattle and horses and would
take an interest in County Fair.
A feature not advertised was Otto
Green's daring feat Friday afternoon
Of climbing to the top of the flag
pole on the court house dome. disa
tance of 139 feet above ground. He
patted the ball on top of the slender
staff while thousands held their breath
in amazement. A purse was made
up for him, and the performance was
at par with Johnson's high dive.
A valuable brood mare owned by
Jack Begley living two miles east of
town was killed here Thursday after
noon. The mare was tied to a pick
ct fence near Gabriei's livery stables
and train passing ON the Missouri
Pacific tracks frightened her. She
lunged on top Of the fence and d
picket pierced hei lower breast to an
extent that the wound proved fasai.
Mir Begley had taken premiums
with two of her colts in the shows
Wednesday and Thursday.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
Mules, 2 years old.

(Saine Judges.
Entries-E a Napier, Milt Mcdaniel,
T N Todd, Pink Murray, Peter Hinken,
Perry Scott, Tom Price,
Premiums-Milt Mcdaniel first and
second.
Yearllne Mules.
(Same Judges
Entries-Milt Mcdaniel (2). l. s Price,
Banks Bros, John Twitchell, Vim Bonine
(2h Dock Murray.
prenliums-First Milt Mcdaniel, Sec
ond Banks Bros.
Mule Colts under ] year.
Judges-Ben Shank, Geo Carpenter,
+ NJ Hunter.
Entries-A f hampton, " \ Cline.
r X Evans, W Kaufman, Porter Mel
son, Geo Scott, Il G. Walbeck, John
Getlt. II Viebrock.
Premiums First II Vicbrock, second
r X Evans.
Draft Horse Colts.
Judges-l CARRIER, Jake Logatbill, A
N Gidel.
Nntrics--II G. Dangherty, Lewis Wen
ger, II Il Stockton, n A Vows, ] "
Kaufman, Joe Schennep.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
Reward! /!
si.o0 t'er Head for STRAY Cattle:

Thirty cattle--miXed 10 all ages
cows, steers and heifers. All have busl
of tails ciopped.. Got out Of ,lie rishe,
pastursi four miles south of Gladstone.
Get the;h Oh pasture ami %rte me at
Rocky Mount.
JULIUS CoTroN.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
Draft Stations

with ave colu.)
Judges. w. Cooper, Ed Morris,
f. }. Gordon.
Entries--H. G. Daugherty, G. Nj.
Moore. The latter had not the re-.
quired number Of colts. Premium
awarded ii. {. Daugherty.
Draft otalli0ns
without Colts)
Judges-E. j. Gordon, Ed Morris,
j. W. Cooper.
Entries-H. G. Daughcrty, Henry
Wilson, c. M. Moore, J. II. Hahn 2.
Premiums-C. NJ. Moore hrst; II. c..
Daughcrty second.
All Purpose 6tallions
Shown with Five VI their Colts)
Judges-G. A. Ross, II. C. Wilson,
John Brown.
G. NJ. MUore being the only entry,
the premium WAS awarded him.
G. NJ. NoOre's special Premium
tFor colts By his Saddle IIorse1
Judges IL. G. Wilson, G.. A. Ross,
John Brown.
Entries--Dan Cline, Frank Bowman,
II. d. Akin, August Cline.
Premiums August Cline first; II.
ID, Akin second.
Farmsrs' Turnout
(Fsrm Wagon. Team aud Harnessl
Judges-Louis Monsees, Sam Clif-
ton, Ben shank.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
THURSDAY--THIRD DAY.
CATTLE SHOW.

BuIls-2 Yesrs and Over.
Judges-J. E. Morris, J. S. Phillips,
w. K. Hunter
Entries-R L Thomasson, S N Hull,
CARRIER, Abe Wenger, c + Rastofer.
Premiums-Abe Wenger first, S N
Hull second.
BWlls, yesr Old.
First John CARRIER, second CARRIER.
Cows-3 Yesrs and Over.
Entries-R R Glasgow, James Askew,
Walter Cline.
Premiunls-First Walter Cline, second
r r Glasgow. (Same Judges.)
nelfers, year old.
Entries-R L Thomasson, Barber,
r X Glasgow, Abe Wenger.
Pfenliums-First Abe WenRer, second
I CARRIER.
helfers, ; year old.
First, X R Glasgow.
Best Calf, 8 months and under.
Two entries-R r Glasgow, first pre-
MUM; CARRIER, second.
Judges in these entries same as above.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
WEDNESDAY-SECOND DAY.
Al Purpose stations.

Judges-J0hn Brown, II. Z. Wilson,
&. A. Rains.
Entrles--J, G. Sparks, s. N. Hull.
W. j. Upton, q. NJ Moore, Chas.
BrOwntield, II. g. Warnke.
Premiums-W. J. Upton drst;C. NJ.
Moore second,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06

Premiums.-F First H G stockton, sec.
ond N A Vows.
Mare sad EeN.
Judges--T NJ Hunter, Geo Carpenter,
Ben Shank.
Entries--J B Todd, h 3 Stockton, Nv
Kaufman.
Premiums-First H & Stockton. sec.
ond ] w Kaufman.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
DAY
MULE SHOW.
M uleS, any age.

MuIeS, any age.
Judges John McClain, John r Price,
+ NJ Hunter.
Entries--Milt Mcdaniel, (4), J l. Nc.
Daniel, { S White, X A Norfleet, Evans
4 Walbeck, { { Lemke, W r Self, r J
Sims.
Premiu,ns-First T Sims, second c {
Leulke.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06

Best 50c Work G owes for men and
boys in Versailles, a. the FAMOUS.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
HOG SHOW.
Male Mnaa.

Msle hoes.
yudges-James Newkirk, T N Hunter,
CARRIER.
Entries-O Ed Petty, Sims & Hughes,
w c Thomas, l. b Hawks.
Premiums-First and second, g Ed
Petty.
HOGS. Female.
Entries-G f Petty, Sims & Hughes,
w c Thomas, Frank Bowman, !, b
Hawks, w Dunbar.
Premiums Petty first and second.
All Purpose Colts.
Judges-Ed Morris, Tom O'Neal, A
McCollister.
Entries ] w Merriott Earl Callison,
G = Letchworth, Jack Begley, ] 7 Viii
liams, w II McCollister, o Ross. ] d
Wilson, John Shank, Jesse Weaver, Dan
Wray, Jr., W { Jones, Tom Price. -
Taylor.
Prcmiums--First W. Jones, second
w IL. McCollister.
Saddle Colts
Sired by l. b Hawks arthur W."
Judges-Ed Morris, II { Daugherty,
w II McCollister.
Entries-Frank Bowman, Dan Banks,
Cynthia Estes, Morris. G Z Letch.
worth, Esley Lilies - Daniels, + N
Todd.
First premium Cynthia Estes, second
T N Todd.
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with a clean single to right and Cassaday
was safe on a. single to left. Kittredge
moved both runners up with a sacrifice, and
Mullen crossed the plate while Ferris was
throwing Patten out at first. Ferris got
the bounder clean, but he was in a bad
position to throw home, and was compelled
to let Mullin score.
In the fifth the Nationals tied the score
to the delightful shouts of the spectators.
Hill got a base on balls but Stahl forced
him out at second, Parent to Ferris. Huels-
man singled to right and Stahl chased to
third, the hit and run game being played.
Cassidy followed with a roller to Dinneen
Mullin broke into the game with a line
For the next four innings the Nationals
went out in almost their order of going TO
the bat a nice single to right by Kittredge
in the seventh being the exception. In the
eleventh inning Stahl started matters with
a foul fly to LaChance and Huelsman went
out, Ferris to LaChance. Many of the
spectators were their way out of the
park at this point, when they shed back
as the glad shout went up over Cassidy S
line drive to the score board for two bases.
Mullen then picked out nice straight one
and lined it over second for a single, Cas-
sidy coming home with the winning run.
The spectators rushed on the field as Cas-
sdy crossed the plate and the little fellow
had to stand for a great deal of hero-wor-
Shipping before he could get to the club
house. Mullin was also cordially congratu-
lated for his great hitting on the afternoon.
Following is the official score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20
BLUE AND GRAY VICTORY
Georgetown Boys Trim williams Col
lege Team in Good Game

Williams College went down in defeat
yesterday afternoon before Georgetown
University by score of to >. Williams
played as infants up until the ninth inning,
when they began landing upon Drennan's
delivery, and when the hits had stopped
Williams had finished the game with FIVE
scores. brennan pitched a remarkable
Williams batters began to connect with his
delivery. On the coaching bench for Will
Jams was Tommy Dowd an old George
town man, who has played with George
town both on the varsity base ball team
and the gridiron. McGettigan certainly
had an off day. although he got five assists
and two put-outs to his credit He also
has four errors marked against his name.
Another feature of the game was the way
brennan watched the bases, and more than
one Williams man died at first because ne
stepped too far off the bag. Capt. Hart of
Georgetown has three singles and one two
Dagger to his credit and, in fact, had on
his batting clothes. Martell knocked a
three-bagger, too, and Burns has two sin
as when they played the team of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia
several days ago, and Georgetown expected
a harder game. Pennsylvania defeated the
boys from New England by a score of . to
T. and ii was thought that Williams would
put up an article of ball that was vastly
superior to the kind presented. Wester-
Welt, the Williams pitcher has an under
hand delivery that few fans care to see.
but at critical moments he has way OF
(ContInued on Thirteenth Pagel
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chance of winning went glimmering right
there. Altogether Patten allowed but five
hits in the eleven innings, and no two of
them were punched in a single inning, an
exhibition of twrlng that was gilt edged
Notwithstanding his five bases on balls.
willie Bill Dinneen went on the rub
Der for the Bostons, and it was his first
game of the season. The cool weather APP
peared to bother the big fellow. but at that
he was not hit unusually hard, although
he permitted the bingles to come at critical
points in the game. Chick Stahl, very
fortunately for the Nationals, gave his an
kle a wrench in the first inning in sliding
over the home plate and retired from the
game. Selbach took his place in center and
his well-known weakness in throwing al
lowed both Huelsman and Cassidy to cross
the plate, whereas they would have hardly
taken the chance with Chick" Stahl in
center. Joe Cassidy was on to Selbach's
weakness in the eleventh inning, as he dug
out for home just as soon as he saw the
ball going over second.
Notwithstanding that the weather was
still cool, the victory Of the Nationals on
Tuesday served to draw out nearly 1900
spectators, the bleacherites crowding into
right field and delaying the game until
they were placed inside proper bounds.
Burkett started the game with base on
balls and was neatly sacrificed to second
by Parents roller toward third, which Hill
gathered up cleanly and lined to Stahl.
"Chick" Stahl looked formidable to Pat
ten and base on balls followed. Manager
Collins then pulled off his beautiful drive
to the center-ield fence, and Burkett and
Stahl chased home, it being narrow fit