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The Washington times., 1906-05-18
WHO HIT BILLY PATTERSON?
SMITH AND JONES GUILTY
Only Men Who Could Touch Chicago Pitcher-Narrow
Escape of M. K. Kittredge-VaIue of Changes
Uncertain Strong Arm Work

Patterson was solely to blame for the
lost and undone condition Of the wash
ington team in the game with Chicago
yesterday.
The old strife between the gunmakers
and the armor-plate makers is practi-
cally the samo as that between the bat
ters and the pitchers. Yesterday Patter-
son was sixteen-inch gun and Wash
ington looked liks It had forgotten 70
grid on any armor at all. The way he
treated the home folk was simply scan
proper proceeding to let a team down
with two hits.
Kits Narrow Escape.
The feature OF the doings at the ball
yard was the narrow escape Of NJ X.
Kittredge from being spiked 10 death by
Smith. In the third round Smith clouted
a four-sacker 10 center. In the mean
time Kit had reached first on Dundon's
error, and his frantic rush 20 get around
the bases in tine 10 prevent Smith com
Ing around and running over him before
he reached the plate was a truly thrill
ing sight II was the second time this
season the veteran backstop had been
placed in the same perilous position,
but he has never failed to escape alive.
Those were WashingtOns only runs.
The only other hit was scratchy affair
by Jones n the next inning.
Concerning Smiths pitching there are
but few kindly words 70 be said. The
strong-arm men from Chicago jumped
upon and beat him numerically. This
thing OF getting a man down and then
hammering him 10 death Is a specially
IN the Windy City Any visitor can see
1t any night, unless he happens 10 be
selected as the vicdm-which IS more
than likely 10 be the case-and the Chi
cago ball team yesterday was imbued
with the rowdy spirit OF its fellow
townsmen.
Strong-Armed Smith
Nine hits, including a double and
triple. were made of him in the seven
and a half innings he pitched. He was
succeeded by Bill Wolfe. who loosened
up 70 The extent Of three hits in the
eighth ro-Hd and one IN the ninth.
The value Of the radical change in the
lineup which put Stanley in right field
IN place OF Hickman, who IS 70 try 20
recover his batting eye by taking a rest,
and Williams at short IN place OF MIL
who has a bad finger. could not be esti-
mated. Nobody was hitting Patterson,
not even old reliable Anderson. so that
the two utility men could not he blamed
for their lack o. success with the stick
The Washington times., 1906-05-18
LEWIS HAS SMALL
CHANCE WITH CANS
New Workers Expect Color
ed Man to Win.
HAS HIS NERVE WITH HIM
Only Man Among Welter and Light
weights Willing to Fight Double
Crowned Champion.

NEW YORK, May 1S.-Joe Cans and
Willie Lewis win fight at the Madison
Square Garden concert hall tonight for
the welterweight championship OF the
world.
Joe Walcott, the former welterweight
champion, has practically retired since
he had that accident with a man in
Boston in which Joseph shot part Of
his right claw off and killed the other
fellow. he was the cake while he was
scrapping. but in his battle with Cans
fearful beating, but got away with a
draw.
Double-Crowned Champ.
Cans is acknowledged by all as the
light and welterweight champion of the
world Should Lewis grab off the long
end of the fight tonight he claims he
will get the big tag, and that II will
rightfully belong to him.
New Workers give Lewis a slim
chance with Cans. however. but il
must be said that Willie is an exception
TO the general run of welterweights.
IN the country who was willing TO
mingle with the COlOred BaItimorean.
Lewis signed up as soon as the go was
offered him. but the others. they all had
the "bunkie doodle" sign out.
There is a chance for Lewis, however
Willie is a walloper. He showed that
when he dropped Jimmy Gardner here
in a three round go and kept him hold
ing all through.
Lewis is heavier taller. and much
stronger than the ColOred man from
Baltimore, but he is lacking in the
speed. the science. the judgment. and
the right wallop at the right time.
The Washington times., 1906-05-18
FOUNDRY HAD WALKOVER
WITH FIFTH BAPTIST

Foundry took another ho,d on the
lead in the Sunday School League yes
terday afternoon on the Mt. Pleasant
grounds by defeating the Fifth Baptists
by "a to ?
The losers were without the services
Of their regular pitcher, and Akers.
WynkoOp. and McQuinn proved easy
for the winners. Sheckells twirIed well
for Foundry. allowing but FIVE hits. The
stick work OF Evans, Atchinson. and
King was the feature. The score:
The Washington times., 1906-05-18
ATLANTICS SHUT OUT
BY COLUMBIA CLUB

Mastery twirling and timely swatting
by Fulcher gave the Columbia Athletic
Club 10 victory over the Atlantics
In the Capital City League game at
North Capitol and L streets northeast
yesterday afternoon
Fulcher raped out a three sacter
which helped one Of his mess mates
over the platter, and held the Atlantics
down TO five scattered bingles. His
support was not as good as the Handi-
Doe brothers received. but he made up
with his bus ness wing and noodle what
his team fellows lacked in the field.
The score:
The Washington times., 1906-05-18
NOTES OF THE N0TABLES

Smith had the reputation last year OF
being able 10 drive a ball further than
any man IN the Southern League The
display OF this desirable talent yester-
DAY was much appreciated
Three hits in succession in the third
inning failed 70 produce a. run for Chi
cago. fast double play, Schlahy TO
Stahl. retired the side
Hickman has become much discOur-
aged by his recent weakness in batting
and was more than glad TO lay on
FOR a vi 10 to see II a rest wOSld not
do him good Hick rs a natural batter
and hard hitter, and Il does not seem
reasonable 70 suppose that he cannot
get back into his old form His timely
swats have won a number Of games for
Washington this year.
Washington had only one man left on
base yes-tFday. That was Anderson in
the fourth inning, who forced Jones,
who had made a hit. StahI followed
Anderson with a base on balls, and
was force 5y Williams.
Isbell's hitting was painfully IN evi-
dence- He got two singles and a trfple
George Davis also made three hits.
The Washington times., 1906-05-18
BONDS GOOD WORK
WINS FOR DUPLEX

Bonds good work in the box for
Duplex was responsible for its defeat OF
the Blanks yesterday afternoon on the
Malone Lot by 9 70 s.
The score was SIS at the end OF
the eighth. and 1t looked like the game
would have to go another inning. but
Bond held the Blanks safe IN their half,
and his team came back in the last and
batted In the winning run. Tho scora:
The Washington times., 1906-05-18

First base by errors-Atlantics, 3. Left on
bases-Atlantics. 4; Columbia A. c, g. In
nings pitched-By A. Handiboe. s. by w
Handiboe. I. Hits made-On A. Handlboe u
Struck out-By A Handiboe 9; by Fulcher.
Z. Home run-Symanoski Three-base hits
Hooks and Fulcher. Two-base hit-Smith.
Sacrifice hit-WilsOn. Sto,en bases-A Han
Oboe t2) and Wilson Double plays-MuIIen
70 Qusntrslle; W. Handiboe TO a Handiboe
10 Hunter. Wild pitch-A. Handiboe. Um-
pire-Dougherty- Time Of game-l hour and
IS minutes
The Washington times., 1906-05-18

Earned runs-Washington. I; Chicago,
B. Left on hases-NVa-shington. 2; Chi
cago. s. First oase on baIls-OR Smith.
2; on Patterson, ?. Innings pitched-By
Smith, Z; by Wolfe. 2. Hits made-Off
Smith 2; on Wolfe, 4. Struck out-By
Smith. B; by Paterson. J. Home run
Smith. Three-base hit-Isbeu Two
base hi;-Tannehill. Sacrifice hits
Davis, Paterson. Stolen bases-Davis
Sullivan. Double lplay-Schlahy 10 Stahl.
Umpire-Connor Time OF game- hour
and 90 minutes.
The Washington times., 1906-05-18

The nominating committee OF the
Eastern Professional Association has Sc
lected Its ticket to be presented at the
annual meeting Of the association, TO be
held on the first Monday in June The
following officers and seven others, TO
serve with the officials on the executive
George Low. y-ica r-eside0t T,oraI5
Ross; secretary, Charles Kirchner.
treasurer, Stewart Gardner; executive
committee, Willie Norton, Donald Ball.
Alec Smith, Alec Campbell. Isaac
Mackie, A. G. Grifiths, and John Har-
land.
The Washington times., 1906-05-18

W. B. Linn, of Portland. Ore, is
forming a strong stable Of harness
horses. He has a preference for the
get of Mckinney, 2:11A. First he pur-
chased Kinney Mac by Mckinney. and
recently he added 10 his string Kinney
Gossip, formerly NehaIem, by McKin-
ney, dam NADIA, by Gossiper, 2:143s.
The Washington times., 1906-05-18

First base by errors-Reserves, 2; Cadets, :.
Left on bases-Reservcs. 4; Cadets. Z. First
base on balls-On Todd, :: of Harrison, };
OF Bennett. 3. Innings pitcbed-By Todd. 9;
by Mudd. 1; by Harrison. /; by Bennet, ;.
Hits made-Oh Todd s: OF Harrison, 2, or
Bennett. 1. Struck out-By Todd. 6; by Mudd.
8; by Harrison, 1; by Bennett, 3. Three-base
hits-Harrison and Pallen. Two-base hits
Echenrode and Todd Sacrifice hit-Doyje-
Stolen bases-GannOn 90. DuOle (2), Pallen
t3b Mudd. Collihower. and Jones. Double
play-Doyle TO Cannon. Umpire-Sietz. Time
Of game-I hour and IS minutes.
The Washington times., 1906-05-18

ST. Patrick's.....-.. 2 0 l SO
St. Vincent s........ 0 0 l. 2
Earned runs-St. Patrick's. 3; st. Vincent's.
2. First base by errOrs-St NinCent's, 3. S..
Patricks, 2 Left on bases-St Patrick's Q;
ST. Nincent's. g. First base on bails-ON
Wooden. &: OF Mcfarland. p Struck outs
By Wooden. Z; by Mcfarland. 8. Two-base
hits-Lombardy. Carrick. Lewis. and Mofit.
Sacrifice hits-Reagau. Marceron. and Tur-
nor. Stolen bases-Marceron 90 and I>om-
hardy. Double play-Casassa (unassisted).
Hit by pltcher-By Wooden, 2: by McFar-
land /. Wild pitches-Wooden and Nc
Farland. Umpire-Watts. Time OF game-I
hour and u minutes.
The Washington times., 1906-05-18
GEORGETOWN SUBS
WIN FROM CADETS

The Revenue Cutter service baseball
team barely averted a ShutOut at the
hands of the Georgetown Reserves yes
terday afternoon, the latter winning Dy
IS 10
serves, and Waesche, for the Cadets,
were the features. Todd, on the rubber
for the winners, pitched d good game
allowing his opponents but six scattered
hits The score:
The Washington times., 1906-05-18
Standing of the Clubs.

R,-sides the Presidents and Governors
Cups TO be played for at the Oakland
links, Judge Morgan J. O'Brien has pre-
sented one for Labor Day. John B. Nc
Donald one fer Election Day, L. B. Ma
lone one for Memorial Day, and H /.
Bogert one for Independence Day.
The Washington times., 1906-05-18

Earned runs-Foundry. 8. INN, 2 First
base by errors-Foundry. 6. Left on bases
Fifth. 4. Foundry. g. First base on balls
on Akers. 2; OF McQuinn. 8. on SheckelIs. ]: /:
OF Kiefter. / Innings pitchsd-By wynkoop.
l-3, by Akers, %: by McQuinn. 4: by Sheclt-
ellis. 3. by Ktefter 3. HIts-Off VVvnkoop. 3;
OF Al1ers. ;: Of McQuinn. 9: OF Sheckells. ] /:
OF kieffer. T. Struck out-By Akers. 2: by
Sheckells. I; bv Kieffer. .. Threc-hass hits
Evans. Atchison. and King. Two-base hits
Hurley and Atchis0n- Sacrifice hit-Sheck-
els. Stolen bases-Dick. Wynkoop. Bryan.
Bishop C2), Atchison, Woodward. and KIeffer
Passed bals-S. Wood. 2 Cmpire-Betts
Time Of game hour and % minutes
The Washington times., 1906-05-18
ASEBALL !: GOLF RAGING /: BOXING ATHLETICS
AGRICULTURE EASILY
WINS ITS FIRST GAME
Interior Couldn't Hit Sanders and Also
Played Poorly in the
Field.

game from Interior yesterday afternooo
by IL 10 3. @-i
Inability OF the losers TO BIT Sanders
ana poor heldlng was chiefly responsible
for the defeat The feature syss 80
work Of Brown and the sensatio1sJ
catch OF Doyle's long fly by Baternaa-
The scnre.
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ST. PATRlCKS WINS
FROM ST. VINCENT

St. Patrick easily defeated St. Vim
cent yesterday afternoon by 10 To ,
The good work of Cassassa, az bat,
and the fielding Of Pitcher MCFARLAND,
who got seven assists, were the feat
The
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Sheckelis only struck out one man.
but he kept the opposing batters from
getting the ball out OF the infleld in
nearly every instance
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Dick and Wynkoop did manage 10
steal on Woodward. but he got back {
little later by pilfering a sack himself
Dicks throwing to bases yesterday was
good despite the two steals on him.
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Atchinson was there with the ready
willow also. He connected twice. once
for three bases, and another time for a
pretty two bagger.
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Hurley's lone hit was a slashing two
bagger. which helped some for the
other times he failed 10 make good.
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Hutchinson was sent in in the third !
bat for Sheckells. but IL did no good.
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King soaked the ball all over the lot.
Besides his three sacker he got two
clean singles.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Evans. as usual. got in ais stick WORK
this time with a ripping three sacker.
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TotaIs.... s 7.ls s 81 Total

-, - ~ LI1 - P' 4, btanhs; l. FIRST
Bond. (: by Havens. ? Home runs-Hunt
and Halle. Three-base hits-Bowman, Bond
Tyson. and Cullen. Two-base hit-Cullen
Stolen bases-Arends. Haney. Hit by pitcher
BY Bond. 2. Wild pItch-Havens. Umpire
Berger.
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Games Today.

Games Today.
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Boston
tChicago at Washington tomorrow
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results of Yesterdays Games.

Chicago, s.: Washington, Q
Philadelphia, 8: Detroit, 0.
New York. 4; ST. Louis, 2
Cleveland. I; Boston, 4.
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Wait until more favorable conditions
! arise before expressing an opinion.
The Score:
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NAeg out 1oF not touching GEst base.
:. 1.sTlelI Itare.......... x-u
Earned runs-Agriculture 4: Interior, /
First base by errors-A srfculture, 3: Inte-
g1or. J. Len on bases-Ag gr1ctulture s;
Interior. g. First base OF balls-Or Saudera
2; on V Wahler, 4 Struck cut-By Sanders
6: ty V Wahler. 3 Ihree-base hits-san-
cers. Weber. Brown TVgo-base hits-Wtns-
ton, Stevenson Sacrifice hit-Hohman. Stolen
bases-Barnhart. 2. Weber. Double plays
Erwin 10 Barnhart. Townsend 10 Shoe
maker 70 Erwin Hit by pitcher-By san
ders. 2 Cmpire-Coliihower- Tine OF rzrae
u hour and % minutes.
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Games Today.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at St Louis.
New York at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Standing of The Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results of Yesterdays Games.

Cincinnati. ?: Boston. 0.
St. Louis, 3: Brooklyn. .
Plttsburg. 2; New York, o.
Chicago. 3; Philadelphia,
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touching aEst base.

T0tals....II l2 q II -
4
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Totals. 10 10 27I4 81 Totals sz7
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