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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-28

American. Detroit l, Chicago ?. Cleveland 2, St. Louis s. Boston 3, New York o.
 National New York, 2, Boston l. Pittsburg 2, Cincinnati s. Philadelphia z, Brooklyn 4.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
Hart Sells His Stock
In CHICAGO Ball Club
Veteran VIII Quit on October 15-WeaIthy
CinCinnatians the PurChasers-Anson
viii Stick to the Ship.

NEW YORK. July 29.-Basebal lis to
lose one of its foremost promoters and
the National League one of its most
prominent magnates.
James A Hart, the well-known presi-
dent OF the Chicago National League
club. is to sever his connection with the
club October Is next, and will quit base
bah altogether.
Mr.. Hart has disposed Of his interest
in the Chicago club to a syndicate Of
prominent and wealthy Cincinnatians.
who viii take charge Of the club at the
close Of the present championship sea-
SON
With Che retirement OF President Hart
from the club VIII also go all the old
stockholders, with the exception of
Adrian Q, Arson, now city clerk Of Chi
cago. Auson has held stock in the Chi
cago club for over twenty years. and
annually every spring he has walked
into President Harts Office and de-
nanded his dividends and an account
ing. but invariably cap" has been
turned down. He has been refused his
yearly request for a decade. still he has
held on to his stock. although it has not
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
Football Code Remains
Practically the Same
Interpretation of Old Rules Rather Than
Sweeping Changes for Next Falls Cam
paign on the Ordiron.

With the Issuing of another football
guido all the sensational stories cG the
plan 10 completely TevOlutiontze the
gridiron game, have been quieted and 1t
is doubtful if fewer changes were ever
made at the annual InesiinS of the
rules committee than are contained IN
the new book
The changes this year bel- for trc
most part on the strict idte pTetaIon
OF the existing rules rather IEnn my
1hing that will affect the detail OF the
play Itself.
Feign to Charge.
Under rule g. relating to 3 scrimn2ge.
a distinction has been made between act
of the snapper-back ana act "f any
other player OF the side in possession Of
the ball. If the snapper-Ea, TX TnKc Il
motion as If to snap the ball. whether
he withhOlds il OF not, he bali IS re
garded as in play and lhe scrimTago
begins. If any other player If The side
in possession of the ball makes an at-
tempt by a false start TO draw the or
ponents off-side, and the bal! Is theE
snapped, IT shall be brought beck Gnd
not be regarded as in play II che serirn-
mage commenced.
Legislation has also been Ctrecr"d at
any players who are out Il bounds at
the time when the ball IS put n play.
and q rule has been made thJy no EI&yCT
shall be out of bounds at Lne time when
the ball IS put IN play eXeept tns man
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

who is holding the bali for n plaee kick.
instruction is given TO the referee TO
blow his whistle Immediately when the
forward progress of the bail has been
stopped. This has been done in order
TO lessen the tendency 10 fight for the
ball after its progress has been stopped,
or to steal It from q player who has
practically had It down
Reports to Referee.
A rule has also been made that when
substitute is sent in he cannot run on
ID the field and get into the lineup. but
must go directly to the referee and re-
port himself before he can be permitted
To take his place This is 10 do away
with the tendency at times when a sub
stltute was sent in of having both the
substitute and the man he was to re-
place playing IN the game at one and
the same time.
Coaching from the side lines is now
Il be penaIized by a loss of ten yards
Instead OF five.
In order to make definite what q cap
tain might request IN the way OF the
giving of time. a note has been ap-
pended 70 the rule which states that
the linesman shall notify the captains
Of the time remaining to play not moro
than ten nor less than five minutes be
fore the end Of each half. TO the effect
men giving the approximate time 70
the captain who asks for II at any
time during the game. He may not.
however. be asked ror this time more
than three times within the last five
minutes Of the half.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
ToDAY's SCHEDULE.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
IN FAST CONTEST
KENSINGTON WON

ROCKVILLE. July 29.-At Forest Glen
yesterday the kensington Baseball team
defeated the Takoma team by to 3,
Kensinston's superior stick work was
responsible for the victory Kensington
made eight hits and three errors and
Takoma six hits and four errors. The
teams were;
Kensington-Wire. catcher; F. Krouse.
pitcher; c. Krouse. first base: Raney.
second base, Bielaski, shortstop; Young.
third base; Olddeld, left field: MillilIen,
centerfield. SCheTrcr right field.
TakOma - Julien, catcher: SimOus.
pitcher Burr, first base; Sargent, second
base; Louder, third base; Shipley, short
stop; Sullivan left field Marean, center
field; Lochte, right field.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
TENNY GAVE NEIL
TERRIFIC BATTLE
Champion Cot Decision at End of
Twenty five Rounds, But Was
Kept Busy.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 29.-It is a far
away day since fight followers were
treated TO such fstic entertainment as
Frankie Neil and Harry Tenny pro-
vided at Colnla last night.
The contest went the fun limit of
twenty-five rounds without n IuH or in
termission. Fists few from the first
round of the gong until the decision was
given and punches were struck on both
sides clean cut and powerful.
In every sense II was q great fight
When Roche tapped Nell on The shoulder
the decision was not received without
some misgivings, Tenuy, of course, was
the shorter end, a thing which usually
preiudices the spectators in a fighter
favor.
His remarkable showing enhanced his
popularity. It was sacredly believed thai
the champion would put the eX-amateuI
away in about ten rounds. When that
round saw the shOrt-ender with 4 nice
lead the house went Tenny crazy. Nell
took the worst beating Of his career.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

brought him a cent. Doubtless under the
new administration Anson will have a
chance to share in the profits OF have a
look al them. at least.
There will be any amount Of money
behind the new management. and It
viii be freely spent for players when
necessary. Vice President Murphy al
ready claims the pennant for the Colts
next season.
Mr.. Hart gives as his reason for his
quitting baseball a press Of other busi-
ness, and the fact that he has grown
up sons and daughters now and they
dislike To see his name connected go
prominently with sporting matters II
is probable that the nOtoriety he gained
through the Pitcher Taylor controversy
was so distastcful to Mr. Hart that he
determined to get out OF the business at
the first opportunity
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
CARROLL REVIVED
AND BEAT NATIONAL
Even Made It a Shut out-Couldnt
Connect With Jack Leon
ards Curves.

The strong National Athletic Club
went down before Carroll Institute in
the Capital City League yesterday. by
3 - 0.
The Nationals inability to connect with
the trIsters served uD by Jack Leonard
caused their downfall.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
ROWING.

It is TO be hoped that the report that
the board of stewards Of the Pough-
keepsie regatta viii probably have the
races rowed in midstream instead of
.nshore. is true. With the crews going
through the second span of the big rail-
road bridge on the Hudson no eight
would have pronounced advantage over
the others. Had the races been farther
out this year Cornells lead would have
been cut in half, as the Ithacans were
greatly helped by the strong tide which
was running on the outside course.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
EPISCOPAL MEET TODAY.

The field and track meet of the Epis-
copal Athletic Association. which was
twice postponed because Of rain. will DO
held at the Coliseum this afternoon at
go O'Clock The list of entries Is the
same as was announced two weeks ago.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Keep your eye on this fellow Me
Cormick. who Is going to fight Gus Ruh-
lin at Colma on August IL" Jimmy
expressed his opinion of Mccormick.
Mccormick is going to be heard from. -
says Carroll 4 saw him box and he
impressed me faVorably. He has the
ness"
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
CHAMPS SECONDS
FOR NEXT BOUT
John L. and JEFF in the
Corners.
MAY GET HYPNOTIC EYE
Sullivan Teaching Mccormick How to
Scare Rubin to Death-Times
Have Changed.
MAY GET HYPNOTIC EYE
By TAD.


NEW YORK, July PA wire received
at this office from Frisco says Jimmy
Jeffries VIII advise Gus Rubin in his
coming fight with Jim Mccormick, while
John l. Sullivan will act in the same
capacity for the latter.
Jeffries and Sullivan advising the men
is a great thing in itself. lust think,
the peer Of all living pugtlists twenty
years ago and the king of the ring art
ist today matching their advice.
John L., probably the most popular
fighter that ever lived. and one of the
greatest. Will have lots to tell James
Mccormick, OF Texas. John used to
fight where the bun had his breakfast.
He had 40 padded posts nor upholster-
ed Initts in his days. It was off TO the
turf, the big bare hooks, and every
time you put your man down new
round began. There was the real scrap
ping. If James Britt or Abe Attell
fought in tkose. days, each round would
last about a month. Imagine those It's
sue paper fighters waiting for a knock
down. Oi yoi!
Terrible Optic.
Well. John viii also tell James of the
terrible eye. 1t was said OF Sullivan
that when he was in his prime a mere
glance from him was enough TO put the
ether man in spasm. If he can teach
Mccormick to use the svengaH lamp
Mr., Rubin, have 4 care.
jeff, the modern Alexander, the great
est OF the crew now may have a few
things 10 teach Gus Rubin, if it's pos
sible to teach an Old dog new tricks.
JEFF says that he viii throw some ad-
vice at the heavy German, and If Gus
absorbs a bit he should waIlop the man
from Texas. get Hart and then try at
Mr.. johnson, of Galveston, Tex.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
PRINTERS GAME PosTPoNED.

The game scheduled for yesterday be
tween the Blanks and Pressmen teams
in the Printing Office League was post
poned- On Monday Columbia and the
Cowboys viii play.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Jack Blackburn has been matched to
box at Sharon, Pa, on Labor Day, with
the best man that can be. secured. His
opponent will probably be Cy Flynn, Of
Buffalo.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Jack Root will return to Chicago
from the West this week and will i'm
mediately seek to hold Marvin Hart
to his promise of a return match.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports

! week He IS resting at home in MIL
waukee.
Bill Hoffer, who was with Baltimore
when the Orioles won the pennant three
times. has lassoed a job with the Des
Moines, Of the Western League.
McGraw. the former Exeter schooIboy,
| IS making good in the outfield for the
Norwich club, Of the Connecticut
/ League
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
BOXING.

Jack O'Keefe. of Chicago. has been
offered a match with Willie Fitzgerald.
BILLY" Roche, the Iatter's manager, in
sists on 133 pounds at 8 o'clock for a
purse Of 80 per cent of the gross receipts.
the fight 70 take place on August 18, at
COlmd Cal
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

John Willie and Mike Schreck are train
ing hard for their fight at the West End
Club, st. Louis. on August 5. They are
TO go twenty-five rounds.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Jack McClelland, who is to meet
Monday is training hard at Wheeling
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

NII|IHI - V-----.- :" " y y " y
First base by errors-Carron. 4; Ma
tiouals. .. Left on b3ses-Carrou, g; Ma
tionels, T. First base on baIIs-Om Leon
ard. 3; off EseItoH, 6; on Kerr. ]. In
nings pItcbed-By TseIton, 6; 10y Kerr. .
Hits made-OH TseltOn 3, off Kerr. l.
Struck out-By Useiton. ., by Kerr, j.
by Leonard, IL Three-base hit-Keanc
Two-base s-WesttrVeIt ana Smith
Stolen bascs-CranstOn. keanc, Ruiz
and Fitzpatrlck Double play Myers "a
Mccormick Wild pitches sciton. j.
Passed ball-Smith. Umpire-Mr. Hardy
Time of game hour and 20 minutes
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

men students of the Yale summer school
have begun work on the machines at
New Haven. They are trying TO learn
the technique of the stroke as taught
the regular oa-smen.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
BASEBALL.

Speaking of Hub Harts first tryout
with the Chicago White Sox. at Phila-
deIphia on Tuesday. the Philadelphia
North American said:
Hart handled an unsteady pitcher per
fectly and showed a cool head all the
while. although the bases were thickly
populated most Of the time. He didn' t
none of the Athletics ventured 10 steal
on him WaddelI struck him out once,
but there was no disgrace in that. as
most of the regulars failed a t one time
or another to connect with Rube' 5
curves.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

It is not likely that there will be any
heats in the senior eights of the nation
al regatta at Baltimore next month, but
the Potomac crew will probably go over
Thursday in order that the men NAV
become accustomed to the course on
the Patapsco. TOM ROLAND.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Ban Johnson opfnes that Umpire Con
nor is about the best IN the business.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

A younger brother of Bill Dineen /.
playing with Potsdam in the Empire In
formerly pitched for Syracuse Univer
sity.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Cleveland critics consider Jimmy Jack
son far superior to either Jesse Burkett
Tor Lush when it comes TO heiding
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

It Is expected that Jack KIeinow, the
Highlander catcher who was injured at
National Park the last time Griffith s
band was here, will rejOin his team next
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Out of twenty-five games pitched.
Pitcher Dorner. Of Columbus, has w01
by one Of the major league clubs next
spring.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

When Larry Ia joie was injured his
fielding average was .g9l
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Fielder Jones is not letting his mana
gerial duties interfere with his plaviue.
His fielding was never better
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
BATHING BEACH

BOAT HOUSE. Finest recreation for clerks
and students. Special attention TO ladies'
Live bait on hand. Rowing, sailing and
fishing NJ. y. HEKTMIAN. jy22-I0t
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Detroit is fishing for Second Baseman
Laporte, of Buffalo.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

New Orleans has such a big lead In
the Southern League that 1t looks like q
cinch for the Crescent City club.
Jack Chesbro, before getting into fast
company. had a rather varied expert
ence He was first signed by the Rich
mond. Va. club when Jake Wells, now
owner Of q theatrical circuit, was man
ager. Jack lost his first fourteen
straight games. and was about to be
released. when it was decided 70 give
him one more chance. He then went in
and won his next seventeen successive
games. Since that time he has beea
marvelously successful until this year
His major league career began at Pitts
burg. which club got him from Rich
Toud.
While attending the concIave of the
Elks at Buffalo. Garry Hermann was
robbed OF a Sl,o09 charm.
Now that John Camel has once more
refused to join the New York Americans
there IS little likelihood that Clarke
Griffith will make another effort to
entice the big first baseman into the
Yankees fold.
Fielder Jones is not letting his mana
gerial duties interfere with his playing.
His fielding was never better.
Detroit is fishing for Second Baseman
Laporte, of Buffalo.
A younger brother of Bill Dfneen is
playing with POtsdam in the Empire IN
dependent League of New York He
formerly pitched for Syracuse Univer-
sity.
When Larry Ia foie was injured his
fielding average was -g91-
Cleveland critics consider Jimmy Jack
son far superior to either Jesse Burkett
Tor Lush when it comes TO fielding
It IS expected that Jack KIeinow, the
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

New Orleans has such a big lead in
| the Southern League that 1t looks like
cinch for the Crescent City club.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

While attending the conclave of the
Elks at Buffalo. Garry Hermann was
robbed OF a s., ,00J charm
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.
Boston, I; Cleveland. 8.
National League.
No games.
TODAYS GAMES.
American League.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at New York; games,
Chicago at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Boston.
National League.
Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
New York at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Chicago.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

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psranIagt tIt): rGs tommt fir uHier
ems ui4t 10 isbr oaraui on, litbei
aino. oaB man glUdlth psrbeira
tibet 1T. aIs oaB man gIiidIi9 Der
beiratbst it,"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-10

Gpentuell. DSerr @hefor,
elaubea sic an 2iebe uuf ben eriten
8lid2" r6m - ods tpmmt gan3
duf bic - Mitgift an"
- DE. sd bin ruinirt,
mir iperben uns trennen miifen."
On riidiidt8lpfsr Menf4, Du, =
61tteIt 0u mir oos nt6t na9 BEN Gis
en- lagen tDnnen2~
@ustuut I. .gla, 6err Detrs
5erl. pie gebt's oenn Sbrer 6rdu2 SD
6aB ge60rt, baB iie trart par9"
80, es gebt T9pn pieoer gut, lie is
don ipieber bDs!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-10

9tbeutlid. @tBilis: .6rdas
Iein aeItli9 par bier uuo aat iit ispr
6elhDert, itu giloSr pdrsn niht
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4. Iid nun2 pa ioflte fs opd iroh
isin!-
4bgebfibt. Nd ib bin in
mpmentauer gsioperlegeRbit! 9OHns
fen Gle NH nibt stbu Mart ltiben2"
81, in momentaner 9eGoperIsgtns
kit2i. :. 9d Itno sic ia nod Uiei
beHer hiram, ais i4!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-10
Sur SeaGtmng!

rniere 2cier Iino eriud)t, bel benz
Ded,IcI ibrcr 4oitoiIice.gtoreiie tets
bic oIte uuo ncue Aorciie ou3u9eben,
oomit feline ulierbreolunS i'm Gmp'
lan9oer 3eitung eniftcbt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-10

ausneg. 0itettCr: Ser
Srauerlpisl tann i'd niat ssben, Ous
fult Ritt ben Nbsno uno lift um 3tps;
atte ia tura. artor: BiFen sic tpas.
Strr Director. mir lahsu ben 5elDeR
unb Die 9isbbabsrin eiaIa4 ItUts
tern.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-10
aRltTnitrt 3atper Eftitr.
gans TahrbIan.

aahrt isOsn aaa II SD Woae.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-10
Matt. ]. Johnson
6 o So

Snrirt ale a%Fnnfbeiten oeS 9luteS.
Der eeber mib gsicren Gotnrrb uno
Rhenmotismus, cnrd) feline Dirt
nng nuI 0as ghit. gebcr uno siie.
rem, Is enlh1lt Nieoi5in lpelde oae
anreinisfeiten ansiheioen. glur Su
perfaafen nno aaroniirt uoH DER
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