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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03
StaStratbsftuns.

Sn Der eibung bss Staotratbs Gee
fern Nbenb uare1 II Witslieoer an-
peienb.
Der Comptroller empfabI bic S.pil'
lisuns bon $4,000 FIR gr6Hnung bes
SadFon pIaee unb ole 8ransferiruns
BON $4,000 aus benz 5onb fur StraBsn=
bs%iprensuns gu bemienigen fur Stras
bsnrsinisung.
IS tpurbe in Wori9lag 9ebrd4t. Die
beri9iebensn giienbabnen, bereu 8e-
lsiie bic Wartst.S traBe trea3er, an3u.
balten, bort einen Sienalmann an3u=
HELEN; fsrner bic l. Safe nDrbli8 bon
pratt.S trube, 3uif@en Selawarss uno
penn!plbania. Strabe, nit benz Namsn
vSoronto.S traBe" 81 bslegen.
Orbinans go. 70, laut wel9er eine
Weide tiber Die Columbus penue ge=
lsst psrbsn bari, paifirte.
4ls bann aber bic Oroinan3 go. 38,
laut rsI9sr $1,000 ftr einen &uu9'
bar;ebrer i'm fdotii9en 9Oipitale gu bee
piaieen maren, au~fgerufsn muroe,
cling Der Spectatsl log.
5reb. %. gppert n%isoerbolte, baB er
ni9t einiebe, tparum bic Staot fpl4e
Experiments MAIDEN iole, unb ffimmte
oagegen.
SoIepb 6. 8asper meinte, es banbls
fid um cine grbeits= @riparniB, pes-
psgsn sr bafir fimme. Mi9. Sbea,
Der fprtmdbrenb bon y&audi9aufeln"
fpra9, brad cine 2anBe FIR bas prO-
jeff unb ebenfaQs Sames 8. SuQiban.
Do bic 8efarworter Der frasli&en Dr.
binans argeni9sinli9 bsfiir6tstsn 3u
petlieren, ftelten fe ben Mntrag aui
@~ertaaune. tsas bonn prdhbenten ab.
gepleler1 puroe, nit Der Sen1ertul9,
oaB biss pdbrenb Der Nbfir,mung
aubsr Crhnuns isi. st tuurben banr
2 Stimmsn FIR unb 6 stimmsrt ssssn
bic Oroinan3 abgsgsben, fObab bic
Sa4e unentf4ieoen bIieb, oa minoe-
ffens IA Stimmett abseseben werben
mtifen. :
grneuerte Mntrdge auf 0ertagung
~erfol9tsn, bod beriu9ten anoere Staot.
bdtsr bisislben niebersubrflen, Biz
i9lieBlt9 Der Prdfioent benz Sumult
elm gnoe ma4te, inbem er @ertaguns
sintreten lisB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03

~ Rau9t bie BONANZA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03
0efabrlt@es S@lafmittel.

s. R. S9snd, elm &eiienbsr elmer
patentmeoiain Co., uurbe 9effern In
sinsm Sotc. on Der OF @aibinstun
Str. an ben 6olaen elmer Warfofe lei.
bsno borsefunoen.
Der Wann, wel4er erf tiirali9 fd
elmer Operation unter3og, battle an-
i9sitenb, UNI 10 ben S9laf gu finbsn,
Elm nit @6lorOform sstrdnttes $u9
aber's @ef4t 9ebedt.
Na9bem Or. garbarbt mebrere
Stunben nit bemielben searbeitet, se-
lang es, s9end auber @sfabr 81
brin9ea.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03
Grmnsei8entbums l1ebertragunaen.

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Saplen, Cots 5 Bis 10 uub Is, Merritt
u. u. 3peite WOOoIatpn abb, 80 bel
100 CUB iebe, bacant. n6roIi&e Settle
Der SelOb Str. bifli9 bon 2eutp Ctr.
81, 900.
Wiaiam g. CHAPMAN on Sobn $.
S9ott, Got 334. Mc@artp's adte
i Wefieite abb., 40 BEL $50 Sub. ber-
behsrt, noro6fli9e gds bon Mc@artp
Str. unb Cottage Mbe. s. 1900.
/ Robert Is. garIin an Charles 6.
| &boabes. Got 10, 2ambs eubo., Sbl.
bon Slod %. SObniOns grben aob.
$500.
Soispb u. sbirIep on Otto &.
s&6n. Got 9, Mariette Bart aoo.,
l35 bel 155 SUB, DHli&e eeite bon
5igblano place. n6rolid bon 81.
Str. $4,000.
Warp 6. pebiso an Mufin G&miot,
Set 8. Pplss Subb. gaisns SPRING
bale aoo., Ais BEL 1872 CUB. Dfli9e
Settle bon 3epfone Ipe., iibli9 bon
IL. Str. $1,000.
@entral 8ruif Co., Sruaee an Sef.
ferion 6. 0enable, 9ots 5 uno 6 in
glod 2, HOrth 8rootfbe part Iob.,
80 bel 135 Gub. pacant. Wehfeite Der
Olnep Str. nDrblia bon 90. etraBe.
| $500.
8uraek Mllen an gbmarb g. Gel.
baae, Got los in grues's Nob., IS bel
185 SUB. bacant, @eRfeite Der college
Ibe., iiolid bon %. Ctr. so, 900.
Rorp 6. 8ribseforb an @nos 6.
2eonaro u. a., She'll bon &c. Is,
8p. 16. &anae 8. 35 Mder in 9BaIb-
ington Sp. SO. 700.
George @rinfeiner, abminiFrator an
auguf s. 8srnbt. Cots IA unb II,
sqr. 6, 5IetGer's g. Brootioe 4oo.,
1886 BEL l51.10 6uB, rerbeKert,
Sioofeds Der 2aSaue unb Is. Str.
81, $50.
Soiep6 s. Campbell an Gennie
Campbell, Got 10, Weninston. $1,000
Wiqiam 5. Wagner an Maper
swarb, Got Is, Barnes addition, IS
BET 1916 Sub, psrb., Norbieite Der
ri. Str. usfli9 BON Sqinois Ctr.
$4,000.
Marp &. pags on pbilip 9. Su.
ban, Got l, Square II, Sanafer u.
u. Oat Sia abolition. 4l.2 Bel 1896
SUB, bsrb., Norboftsde Baltimore Mbe.'
rnb Is. ctr. $1,000.
gbarIss 6. Subal an Warp &.
pa9e. Got 48, Sboemafsr's subbipis
fiun, SbeiI bon Dat pin addition, 40
BET 1856 SUB, bacant, Wefieiie Der
Wbeeler Str, fioli9 bon 25. etraBe.
$500.
Sbomas Saggart an Union 2aber=
naele gaptif @bur&. Got l. pbslps
Subbibiion, Outlot 33. 80 BEL 100
Sub, berb., Gtboffsds ct. Clair Str.
unb Senate Tbe. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03
&ebSrae SHentli@er @erte.
u nqebpte 10 uroer ent q {.
Qettqef n 0 III m en:

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Ssitsntpsss, gurbe uno gadfein- Rin=
men an Der Semple Mbe. 2sine Mnae-
bote tuarsn %sinaelaufen.
STR ben Mbaugs.@anaI an Der Sing
Nbenue bon Der erften Mlsp n6rblia Der
Mi9isan Ctr. big auf 38 SUB fibli&
bon Der 10. ctr.
u. gruner @onpanp, $2.70; 6. 81.
psaie, $3.50; Sbeehan Contribution
COMPANY, $2.77; 5. 6. Dates, $3.50;
Sultan Reaer Contraction COMPANY,
1890 Concrete uno pipe Ssper;
$2.78 Baudfsin uno pipe Seper;
american Contribution Co., $2.80.
6 nbghItiae S4ritte
tpur6en inter
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6hr Die Gr0nnun9 DER @aole Sfr.,
bon Der 0ermont big CUR Wi9i9nn
StraBe.
Ctr Cement Seitentuege an Der Ga
sane Str, smii&en Wi8i9an unb
Seem Yorf Ctr.
0tr @emsnt.S eitenuege an Der BIZ
piRon Str. amif&en Gillette unb
6snrp Ctr.
STR BITE @onbemnirung bes u. Der.
ftigung iber ben 3anofreifen beim 60
nal, bon Der Sc. Bis our 80. Str.
STR ben 2ies. 5abrueg an Der Gel.
ION Str, smii9en 2sringtOn unb
Spanr Mpes.
gnb9tltis ansenommen murben bic
gini4dbungert
Cir bic Cement Seitentuege In Der
1rablep Strabe, bon Der @aibingtpn
Bis sur WtGisan Str.
Ghr ben 8adRein.G abrtpes In Der
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03

Sn Der @era nj | Der
nNrtiaerp &euuion NHOeiatiOn" tuuroe
auf 8orf9lae bon CAPT. Sames 9.
Curtis bon Netp YOrf beF9Iofen, cine
attien-@ ompans gu sriinben. ueI4e
bas 3eugbaus an Senate Nbe. In
.BefB nebmen fo0. Nae Witglieber
Der Mfoeiation perben MntbeiIf&eins
ibernebmen, BITE auf bas 3eughnus
rubenben S&ulben folen abbe3abIt unb
man&e 0erbeHerunser borasnommsn
tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03

Dearborn Str, bon Der Wafbinoton
Str, Biz CUR Woore gbe.
6hr Cement Seitsntpsge an Der
Ohio Str. nGrbli9e Settle, bon Der
@uHS4uistts abs., big su 2464 SUB
ueffIi4 bon Der alabama Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03
6ettlete Shulo.
8pmart BON Spbamnes Gunner.

Sider, nit beutisen Summer oteies 8laHes besinneno. 81 Roman,
appeairt Surd Ole o~risinene unO padembe at, nit peI9sr Der autor
Die fdwierisffen sonHidte gu IOien beraebt, an Oas uneetbelte Snte>
re6e Ser 9eler. gr b~erbinSet beutlae OfT5iersfreiie nit beniemisen
ser enaIhden SaufmannspeIt uno fahrt Die Sauptrdser Der Sanbz
lung bur6 manderIei, sum She'll ielbfberidulbete SabrIi6feit gu
auberenn Slid unb innerem Srieoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03

Srudia9en tin3ufibren. @s giebt ba
eine sanse an3abl bon untiiiben phblis
~tationsr, rno bon anbersrl tuerber taus
fenos bon iiberHhffsen gremplaren GEE
brudt. SIM borigsr 6ribiabr uarb
%bereinbart, baB bic 3omites bsiber
9dufer gsmeini9aftli9 bsratben lou.
ten, ME Sparfamteit in bieier Be-
3iebung am better eingeftbrt tueroen
tonne, aber Die 8omitss tonntsn ni9t
suiammengebra4t tueroen. Sept wtini4t
senator platt 10 balO ME m6gli4 cine
Sibuns absebalten gu ieben, UNI benz
2onsreB baloisft 8ori9ldge MAIDEN gu
f6nnen. Ob Senator platt bas 3oms
men bes prdRbsntsn abmartea piro,
I'M nit ibm tiber pOlitiiae Nngelesens
beitsn au tonferitsn, erbsllt ni9t.
Der prdfosnt LIT aud nit geaus
auf iein 3abinett Elm slnbdnger beg
fo%genanntsn Neutrality-suspicious.. Sas
beiBt, tpenrl Elm poifsn frei miro. 10
ldBt er bas i'm Ranse sund9f fom.
menbe Witeliso bes 2abinetts abansis
rem, tpdbrenb Der Mann, Der neu bin.
3ufommt., untsn ~anfanaet muB. 90
mar @rrtsIpou srft Ssfretdr oes neuse-
f9aHensn 5anbelsbesarinsnts. oann
fieg er gum 6snsralpofmsitsr auf unb
na9 benz austri:t oss Sdabamtsistre-
tdrs Sbatp fOg sr befsn Na9fOlssr
tperosn. Eas iinsffe Witslisb bes
Rabinstts 1T Bonaparts. @r trat als
Warinsminifier elm. aber untsr Der Mb.
ma9ung, baB sr bic 2situng bss Su'
fiaospartements ti~bsrnebmsn foae, TO-
balo @ensralantualt Moobp amtsmitbe
werOe. Sas if nun isbt einsetrsten.
MoObp mill f9 ir's pribatlsbsn suriid.
3iebsn, UNI f9 tuieoer 9ans ieiner
praris tutomen au f6nnen. Seinsn
poftsn iibsrnimmt Ssrr 8Onaparte, in
ueldem Der prdfibent einen 9ans tii9.
tissn uno auOsrldif9sn @snsralanwalt
getpinnsn otirfte.
Sn ben 3reifen Der Sainoiisr politi-
fer piro isbt bislfad bas @sri9t col.
portirt, Sprsder Cannon bsabf9tiss,
ben R%sprdientantsn Warrt bon gbteago
gum 8orfbeuoen bes @omitss fur gs-
piai9ungen 3u ernsnnef1 unb i6m BOZ
NIT bic parteifhbreri9aft i'm Sauie gu
ibsrtragen. So 1T bsrsits barauf bi1=
gswieIen Uoresn, tusl9en S9wisriss
feiten Gpreter Cannon BEL Der aus-
pabl fir oIeien idwisrissn pOitsn be-
ss9net III. gfpirantea oaftr fnb ge.
mug borbanben, bon benen Der cine
oieie, Der anbere iene 8oratise befibt.
9lbsr Bel nabs3u Mllen if alsi9seitia
Elm mebr ooer minoer i9wsrpiegenbsr
6afsn gu bemerfen. Reprdientant
Wann it elm psrf6nIi9er Jreuno bss
Spre9ers unb er bat als Witglieb bes
@Omites FIR 9anbelsmsien bel nit Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iOpie nit
Der Jra9iratenbia gu tbun gsbabt. st
pat fi9 nod berf@iebenen &i&tupssn
bin als iebr tt8tis eruisien. Gus
oieiem @runoe idOn mag Spre@er
Cannon In i,inem Dilemma 3u ibm
binnsisen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03

eine golbene ubr. Sie &abler astin
rtnb Duncan, tpeIhe our STEELE gerufen
tuurben, iu9ten iofort bic Ra9bar'
fdnft ab, unb es selans ibnsn, Der
Trau fofOrt ibr gisentbum 3u3uHelen.
Gin Weger, ben man ernfli9 i'm @er=
oaate bat, miro beobaatet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03
3tebt S4anSe Der Tamilie bor.

DAB feline Grau bas 2eben In einsm
anra&igen 6aufe ibrem 5amilienleben
bur3isbe, bsbauptete gsHsrn 6. q.
Grad aus 2ebanon, Sno., Der feline Dor
bret @o3eli aus Der Gamilienwpbnurs
snti9wunoensn 6rau In einem BOrbel
an Der Wsf Warplanb StraBe entbsdt
babsn mill. Der Wtaur bat bic poli-
3ei fiebsntli&f, Inn ben n6tbigen poli.
aeii&ub au setud5ren, bamtt feline Grau
tuiebsr su ibna unb fsinsn 8 2inber1 au-
riid3ufebrsn ge3tpuneen merbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03

Sober eintreHenbe Selegat muB,
iotuie er ben Sub euf ben biefgen
Babnbof fsbt, ft& unter oeuti9sn Brit
bern tpifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03

Sober Seuti@e tbue feline YHibt,
bamtt bic 8. Natipnal = Contention
gldnjenb berlduft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-03

Ser vSalisman", Se6er ioate ibn
9onnerta9 Mbenb Ieben.
The Washington times., 1905-07-23
BRIGHTON CROWD
SEES FIST FIGHT
Jockeys Pummel Each
Other After Last Race.
R0DR0CK STARTED SCRAP
Smashed Ray After Steeplechase.
Stewards Fined Each S2oo-In-
vestigation TO Follow.
R0DR0CK STARTED SCRAP

BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK,
n. Y, July PA dlsgraceful fist fight,
in which two steeplechase Jockeys pun
meled each other in full view of the
crowded grandstand. was the sensation
of the day on this track, and gave rise
TO talk of a fixed race.
George \. WheeIock, president of the
Nets. who is now betting from the
ground. Won 81! 500 on the race through
the victory OF Coligny.
The tight was between Jockey Rod
rock, VINO rode Maiden. and ran IN
placed. and Jockey Ray, who pnoted
Hylas. the S-to-5 faYorite. home second,
in the Brighton Steeplechase.
Crowd Became Excited.
Just after the riders had weighed in
and started for the paddock Rodrock
struck Ray a singing blow in the face.
Ray at once returned the punch, and the
men mixed things up in lively fashion
In fun view of the big Saturday h1lf-
holiday crowd. The excited .racegoers
and track attendants began a rush 70
the spot where the lighting was in prog
ress. In a few moments some Pinker-
ton grabbed the men and pulled them
apart.
The stewards at once began an inVes-
tigation, and imposed a fine of 5000 en-
the offenders as 4 primary step. Rod
rock claimed Ray insulted him in a ban
tering match during the actual running
of the race This impromptu encounter
is likely to lead TO an interesting denou-
ment
The Washington times., 1905-07-23
st. Martin.

braFy Of Congress did what Carroll did
this year.
ST. Stephens Institute never dreamed
Aloyslus would pull its team out of
first place
Jimmie Kerr certainly did have the
West End boys guessing when he famed
nine of them and allowed but three hits.
Krahling. the National A. c. second
baseman, is a pretty sure man on ground
balls and robs many a batter Of seem
ingly safe hit over second.
When the L. S. S. Dolphin sailed away
it took three Of the Columbia Athletic
Clubs best men-Amey, Smith. and
BartheIow.
willie" Keane. of Carroll. has linked
his fortunes with the Commissioners.
Wonder why St Stephens Institute
has not trOtted out Drennan7
Talking about bad luck II Carroll has
not had its basket filed to overfowing
then no team ever did. Game after
game has gone IN the last inning
Prior to Shorty Hughes and Dough-
erty going into the game with Aloysius
the st. Stephens Institute team was
ahead.
In the second tie game played this
year between Carroll and the National
Athletic Club, the National club had
eleven men left on bases.
Too bad some arrangement cannot
be made so as 10 keep the cTOwd off the
field on the White Lot while a contest
is on. The police appear powerless.
Lawlor, who last year fielded the
short position for the Gonzaga club.
PLAYED on CAROLS team In its game
The Washington times., 1905-07-23
HOME RUN HITTERS
IN MAJOR LEAGUES
Some Players Who Have Batted Out
HomeTs for the Cause and
Regal Shoes.

Up 10 June no less than forty PLAYERS
of the National and American Leagues
had been awarded Regal shoes by the
Regal Shoe Company. according to its
gOod-natured Offer-a pair Of Royals for
every home rum hit The list follows:
The records of two or three Of the
leading batsmen, along in April and
May. almost seem to indicate that the
condition Of their personal equipment
had been causing them more or less con-
GERS and lent@ more spowerd 10 their el-
bows; they kept the paths hot for q
while and sometimes carried home two
pairs of Royals in one day.
they all keep il up right through, it
for shoe leather, but Il viii certainly add
10 the gayety of nations.
National League
Boston = Nay 19 Needhana; May %,
Needham; MAY so, Abbatichio.
Brooklyn-April ., Sheckard: May g.
Lulnley: May Is. Batch; May %, Owens.
New York-AprH 10. McGann May IS.
McGann. CO. May 8, Dahlen; Nav q
Devlin; May II. DonIin; May o. DonlIn:
May Il. Mertes: May %, Mathewson;
April 26 Streng
Philadelphia %. Magee; MAY @
Mageet May / Magee: April 20 Brans-
field; May 2 Courtney.
,Plttsburg-May 16, Howard; Nay I6, r.
St Louis-ApriI Is. smoot: April Il.
Smoot; May a. Smoot; Nav 8 Dun
Ieayy; May Y, Grady: May 9. w. Clark
Chicago-May Is. Schultz; May p, Ma
loney.
Cineinnatl-May p, sebring.
American League.
Boston-April 25. Collins; April q. Sell
bach; May 3. Ferris; May s. Grimshaw;
May 8, Burkett.
Washington-May u, J. stahl; April
25. Hughes
Detroit-AIay 20. Crawford.
New YOrk-April 25. Keeler; Nav ..
keeler; April %, Williams; May "A, Bur
kett
Athietics-AprlI IS. Murphy, May ..
Gleyeland-Nay f. Lajoie: May "a, La
ioIei MAY 80 TlIrrer - - -
The Washington times., 1905-07-23
Hern1is Is a Wonder
At Carrying Weight
Additional Pounds Do Not Seem to Diminish
His Speed-Odon's Retirement Regretted
Tod Sloan Will Be Reinstated.
BY MANHATTAN.

NEW YORK. July 22.-With one more
week the summer racing on the metro
politan tracks comes TO an end for the
season. and the months meeting at
Saratoga begins Already some Of the
best of the horses are being sent up to
the springs to prepare for the struggles
for the famous and rich stakes which
will be run there next month.
It is probable that Sysonby and Art
fuI viii meet there. and a line may be
had on the respective racing merits OF
the king and queen Of the turf. II may
be said In passing that from his recent
racing rood old Hermis may have
word to say about the turf premiership
before the last race has been run -
Saratoga
1t takes a pretty fair sort of horse
TO pick up 132 pounds and gallop mile
and a furlong in 80. That is what Her
mis- did last week. ard If he goes on
and his legs do not go back on him
SysoRby and Artful will know they have
been to the races when they hook up
with him.
Hermis is truly wonder. Seemingly
he can shoulder any weight. and his
speed is not ore whit diminished. Ever
since ne was two-year-old he has
had leg" under suspicion. and yet nc
has outiasted his rivals. Waterboy. who
beat Hernis so decisively has been re-
tired TO the stud. and so has Irish Lad.
while The Picket is only Il shadow OF
the horse that whipped Hermts in last
seasons Brooklyn.
He has a way of improving consider
ably over each previous performance
the first four or FIVE times he starts
every reason. And this season he has
made 6 more auspieious beginning than
ever before Alex Shields has worked
wonders IN getting Hermis back to the
races better than ever. Few of the most
sanguine of the SEQ, COO horses admirers
believed that he would ever race again
when they saw him hobble off the track
last year after winning the Test HandI-
cap from Beldame.
The Washington times., 1905-07-23
Immaculate Team Leads
In Marquette Averages
They Have Lost Several Games the
Batting of the Eighth Street Players Is
Best-CIub Fielding.

The Marquette League, which has had
such a successful season so far, con-
taIns a good lot Of batters rs shown by
the aVera ges
In the batting. the Immaculates head
the list, Notwithstanding that they have
gone down TO defeat quite often.
The records are for all games played
UP to and including July IS:
The Washington times., 1905-07-23

One or the really important pieces
of news IN the truf world this week
is the retirement of George Odonn as q
jockey. Il would. perhaps. be too much
to rate Odom among the very best
jockeys in the history Of the Ameri-
can turf, but It can be said that he
was IN the front rank in his generation,
and there are few boys living who can
give him many points in riding a race.
It is but stating the universal opinion
that any man who backed one Of
the Georgia boys mounts got "A square
run for his money, and the best there
was in either horse or Jockey. While
he probably made mistakes. there has
never been q question as TO Odon's abb
solute honesty There are too few
jockeys like him, and his absence from
the saddle will be noted with regret
He has had comparatively few mounts
this season because OF his increasing
weight
The Washington times., 1905-07-23

He did some good work during his short
stay.
It makes a difference with the Mall
singers when Captain Bacon is away
Fnnigan Is the goods for the War
riors- His twisting is holding his team
safe on the second round
Navys defeat of Treasury was like
taking candy from baby
What's the matter with the home-run
hitters? Nothing doing in the four base
hits for some little time.
Demar. of the Niddies. is landing on
the sphere these days like a Lacquer.
Two and three-base hits are a regular
stunt with him.
Bielaski. who has been hitting like a
fiend, has slowed up. He failed to place
the horsehide safely in the Treasury
Navy game.
It is hard to believe but Shorty
Hughes was really caught off first re-
Gently by the hidden ball trick Now.
what do you think of that?
Only one hit stood between the War
riors and defeat in their game with the
Judges. When Asquith hit the ball that
scored the two necessary runs to win it
was in the ninth inning, two men We're
out and he had three balls and two
strikes called on him. Could it have
been a closer call?
The Mailslingers only made four hits
In their last game with the Warriors.
That's not much Of a showing for a
team that has been knocking the cover
off the bail.
Gieb, the new second sacker for the
Warriors can't keep out of the error
column, but he slams out singles mighty
regular, which makes up for his mis-
cues.
Postpone the postponed games until
the regular scheduled games are dis
posed OF. The attempts that have been
made TO get games on Saturdays have
been utter failures. for the reason that
the players want 20 get out of town to
stay over Sunday and other reasons.
There will be plenty Of time at the end
Of the season to play any games that
were not played IN their regular order
DOC" KHenschmidt, captain of the
belated Judges. should be proud of the
showing the Moodyites made against
the Warriors. The Justice bunch played
good ball and deserved a better fate
The perspirat ton ball that has been de-
veloped in the league is a new kind of
delivery. Other leagues may brag of
the expectoration ball. the speed, the
dew drop. the yapor float and others,
but this league is entirely responsible
for the perspiration twist.
Wolfe, of the Warriors, surely PLAYS
In hard luck He twirls good game.
but the opposing team generally gets
next 10 him in an inning in the latter
part OF the game and his efforts are
all III vain.
CiothIer started the performance on
the slab for the Money Makers in their
game with the Navy. but the Mlddies
soon took his measure and he was sent
to the bench after the first inning.
Now that the Church league games
are soon to be over II would be n good
plan tp arrange to have several games
with the team that wins the pennant
in the league. Let the team that Is
leading i'll this league at the time the
Church league games are over play.
say, three games, to determine which
aEETf cation ia the better
The Washington times., 1905-07-23

When OdoIn started riding at Aque-
duct in 1895 ne weighed less than sew
enty-five pounds. He first came into
prominence two years later at Morris
Park, and from that time on ne was q
star in the turf world.
Odom never won any Of the three big
yearly metropolitan eveuts-the Flu
t;;,ity. Brooklyn. or Suburban--but he
has scored victories In nearly every
other important race. He Would have
been q Suburban winner on Gold Heels
but was forced to give up the mount.
Cdonl was a great whip rider. and in
the finishes was where he showed his
class aS q rider. His finishes on Ad-
vance Guard are still talked Of on the
race courses.