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The Washington times., 1906-08-09
JUST HEAR THIS
TALK OF MONEY
Richards Says He'sCollected
$4,000 to Back Up Cans
Nelson Bout Nov. IA.
BY W. W. NAUGHToN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. eddie
Graney. who went 20 ogden in the hope
of inducing Battling Nelson 20 box IN
this city instead Of at Goldfeld, New
having failed In his mission. returned 10
San Francisco last night. Graney did
not appear 10 be greatly crestfallen over
his lack Of success.
II seems that he saw Tex Richards at
Reno while on his way 10 Ogden, and
from what Richards told him made up
his mind that there was no chance Of
San Francisco securing the contest uu-
less the relief committee agreed that
the funds a its disposal be converted
into a purse for the fighters.
DO YOU know how much money I've
collected for this ight2' asked Tex
Richards Of the little horseshoer.
Il heard you had gathered up $50 O0O 20
replied Graney.
I've got S92. 900, and Golddeld Is going
70 get that match if I have 10 offer it
all" said Richards, whereupOn Graney
wilted.
Il felt then IL was all up but ! went
at Nolan just the same. when i caught
up with him at Ogden" explained
Graney.
Never mind what I bid now. I did
not let go beyond my depth and ! could
not make an impression on Nolan He
said that unless there was $4,000 in
sight that Golddeld would get the
match, and 10 EoIdheld II goes There 5
no use buckIng against a mining town
that wants 10 boost Itself and does not
care what il costs"
Graney was a feIlow-passenger with
Nolan as far as Reno on the return trip
ard says that all Nevada seems TO be
fgut crazy over the prospect Of having
the lightweight battle in that section.
The dat has been set for November Il
and .rrioI.s ~ Ln sta-rna rnaarr
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MURRAY ( PUZZLE
FOR POSTOFFlCE

Murray proved a puzzle for Postof-
fee yesterday afternoon and Navy trim
med IL in an easy fashion by 10 .
Krafts throwing TO bases, Bryan s
timely hitting, and Rau's fast work at
short made the features OF the game
The score
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Earned runs-Detroit. 3; Washington. f.
Two-base hits-Anderson and Wakefield
Three base hit-Stonley. Sacrifice hits
Schaefer Lowe, apd c. Jones (9). Stolen
ba bases-McIntyre, Altizcr, and Anderson
t2) First base on balls-By Donovan. {;
by Smith, 3. Left on bases-DctrOit, u.
Washington, s. Struck OUt-By DonO-
van 8; by Smith, . Double play
Schlanv - Stahl to AltiZeT 10 Wakefield.
UTapire-Mr. Connolly. Time Of game
hour and a. minutes.
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LOWELL A. c. LOSES.

The W Street stars defeated the
Lowell Athletic Club by Il 10 Is. The
game at the beginning was one-s.ded,
bat toward the end the Lowells got the
batting fever. and in the first half of
the ninth inning tied the score WITH
one man on base c. Darr drove out a
nome run. and won the game. Score
by innings.
T ov-ells 21O4 402 4-l3 3
n Sfs- g 2 s 0 ? LII Il
parreries w streets: Waller and
Darr; LoweIIs: Price and Roach
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Brutal Assaults.

Washington piled up . score OF 10 4
in the second game with Smith In the
box. The tall pitcher had the Tigers on
his STAFF except in the last two innings
when he let down a bit in order to en-
courage the Detroit fans TO turn out
today TO see their pets walloped again
We hope In the sixth and seventh in
nings Washington made dirty and brutal
assaults upon the inoffensive ball. and
made wild Bill Donovan wish the police
had kept him out of the grounds. Three
runs were made each OF these rowdy
sessions. and these, with one in the
fourth did the damage. Altizer. Ander-
son. Schlafiy and Wakefield got two hits
apiece.
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POTOMAC STARS DEF.

The Potomac Stars want games with
teams averaging twelve years The
lineup: Fred Moore. pitcher; Grover
Sellers. catcher; George Bromley, first
base; Harry Watts. second base; VIII
Pasco. shortstOp. Everitt Tucker. third
base. Joe Rccraft. Henry Bowman. Ed
wand lii~ton. and Willie Bowman, out
ncidc~s Tho Stars would Ike games
81 the evening after o'clock, OF on
: .nday. Address Thomas AIRING ton,
1ayOis Jefferson avenue northwest.
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RlCHMOND'S CURVES
WALL0P CALVARY

Foundry forged 10 the front yesterday
in I Sunday School race when the
Nets, with Clyde Richmond twirling
star ball, beat out Calvary, by 70 ].
Koehler was backed up mIserably. and
the three men who secured first base on
Charlie Lord had a busy time at short
looking after Things that came his way.
The Store
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CRIPPLED TREASURY
LOSES TO LAB0RITES

with a crippled team, Treasury lost
10 Commerce and labor yesterday after
noon. Score to .. North's fast fielding
and Boards running catch OF a hot one
OF Herbert's bat, nipping a 1hree-bag
ger, were the features.
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MOTHERS. DO YOU
KNOW

tho many ao-called birth medicines. and
most remedies for women in the treatment
0f her delicate organs, contain more or 4ess
opium, morphine and strychnlnsf
De You Know thar opium and mor!'R q
are supplying narcotic po-SonSf
DO you Know that IN most Countries OF y 2
gfsts are not permitted 90 sell narcOLlCs Nitn'
out labelling lem po.sonsf
DO fOa Know tuHt You SHo-La HoN 'HAS
inteFHaIIy any medicine for the pain accom-
panying pre- gnaucvf
Do You Know that Mothers friend - a
purely vegetable preparation, and th4at u 'A
applied externally only.
Do Yoa Know that Mothers FRIEND "a u
reiebr ated prescriptfon and that IL has been
~ use over forty years. and that sacn bottle
Of the genuine bears the name OF AhS q. &C
deld Regulator Coz .,...-
Do YOU know thas when you use this per-
tsct remedy during childbirth or Throughout
,he entire period Of gsstation t9at yoc WllI
be free q pain and ear healthy. clevef
shilaren7
Well. these things are worth knowing.
Fhevare facts. OF druggists. Sl-JO- Accept
eaErhstitute. Our book Motherhood p" tTses
The BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
ATLALTA =. IA
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Earned runs-Washington, ?. Sacri-
fee hit-Schlafly. Stolen bases-C. Jones,
Altizer. and Anderson %. First base on
balls-Oh Mullin. g.; on Patten, 2. Left
on bases-Detroit. 4; Washington, g.
Struck out-Bv Mullen. 4: bv Patten ..
Double play-Niil to Stahl Umplre-Mr.
Connolly. Time Of game-One hour 30
minutes
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DELIBERATELY MISLEADING
NEW YORK BASEBALL FANS
Some Newspaper Writers There Sacrificing Truth to Pro-
tect Giants-KnoWn in Advance That John
stone Would Be Barred.
By THOMAS S. RICE.

There are none so blind as those who
will not see, ard this was never e&-
emplihed more clearly than ii was yes
terday in the writings Of the baseball
critics" in the two New York after
noon newspapers which have the largest
circulation in Washington.
Neither of these alleged diamond
sharps had the gumption or the nerve
10 come out boldly and give the manage
ment of the New York National League
club what il deserved for the dirty and
cowardly trick by which it kept Umpire
Johnstone out OF the Polo Grounds on
Tuesday. The open statement by one
and the inference 20 be drawn from the
other was that the Chicago team dis
played d lack Of spOrtsmanship when IL
refused to play under the player-umpire
system after Johnstone had forfeited the
contest to the visiting team.
Misleading the Fans.
This would be absolutely Iudicrous
were IL not that il was probably read
by people who were not familiar with
the ACKNOWLEDGED details. and who
would thus iunocently acquire a wrong
Impression of the circumstances. These
fans would get ideas that would make
them as foolish as the writer's Of the
articles in question. and that is ca
lamity too great 10 be inflicted upon
sun ring humanity ia this hot weather.
r.. the Chicago team 10 have gone
on with the game. after a deliberate and
vicious tempt 10 deprive it OF its rights
and to fix things so that il could not
! possibly win, would have been a weak
| kneed concession 10 rOwdylsm and have
displayed a spirit unworthy Of any man
| protesting 10 have red blood in his
/ veins.
/ Chance Deserves Credit.
| The time had come 10 decide whether
the National League or the New York
/ club was 10 run things, and Manager
| Frank Chance deserves credit for taking
a stand that meant the saving not
| only of the organization Of which the
/ team is a part but the reputation OF
/ the national game He and Charley
/ Murphy. president Of the Chicago club
are two OF the very few men who have
/ had the backbone TO come out and
/ openly defy The sandbaEEers who are
/ behind the Giants, and may their tribe
/ increase!
/ Inspector Sweeney, the police official
! whom the New York Club accused OF be-
ling responsible for JOhustoue being kept
out OF the grounds. stands from under
] with a declaration that he was enough
/ OF q policeman 20 undertake to protect
/ the umpire from a mob under any cir
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FirS' base on baIIs-Oh Herring. 2; OF Muir
ray. %. Struck out-By Herring, = by MlT-
ray stolen bases-Fenr0u. 2. OTris1n,
Kerr. Bryan Rau. o. sutton. and KRAFT
/ Double plav-Rau 10 Coleman. HIT By D tCh-
/ sr-By Herring. !; by Murray. Passed
! balI-Stsvens5n I-rlpire-Venable. Time Of
/ Eame--l hour and s. minutes
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Fi-st base by errors-Treasury. /; Com
merce ana Labor .. Left on bases-Treasury.
=. Commerce and Labor, 4. First base On
baIls-On Kinney. 1. OF Garrett , Struck
0ut-By kinney. / Three-base hit-Eyans.
Two-basc hits-Torncy and Kinney. Stolen
bases-MCCarthy. Beard, Torney, .; Herbert,
and Eva IS. . Double plays-HeTbert 10
SChrciner 70 Evans, Kinney to Evans. Hit
by p.t1heT-By Garrett. 3. Wild pitch-Smith.
Umpire-dandiboe. Time OF game-l hour
and % minute
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

New York 2. Chicago. g.
PhlladeIphla-St L0uis-Raiu
Boston. o, Pittsburg. 2
Brooklyn -Ciuciunati-Rain.
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TOday's Games.

PITTSBURG AT NEW YORK.
CINCINNATI AT PHILADELPHIA.
CHICAGO AT BROOKLYN.
ST LOUIS At BOSTON
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New York May Learn.

J0hnstone Umpired again yesterday
and his presence Is a tribute 70 Harry
Pulliam. president Of the National
League. PuIliam has performed num-
Der of stunts which did not make any
particular hit with the people outside
Of the inside clique IN his own league,
but this time he seems 10 have been
equal to the emergency and 10 have
done his duty IN a manly fashion toward
the visiting team and TO the baseball
public IN general Also, il IS related
that J0hnst0ne received quite an Ova-
ti0n from the fans Maybe they'll learn
few things up there some day They
are insular and provincial. but let US
hope for the best.
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NAVY-POSTOFFICE.

Kraft's throwing wing worked a hyp-
motto spell over the Letter Passers. Sec
ond seemed a hundred miles away when
they sought 70 steal that distan! bag
and were nipped.
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Kinney had Fulcher shaded on the
slab work. The latter seemed 10 lose
heart when the c. < L. bunch touched
him UP TO the tune OF four runs in the
TlrSt.
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c. g. TREASURY.

Treasury missed Lord at short. Spill
lane put up a good game, but he lacked
Lords cool head
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Beard set the example for his team
mates. but he had no followers.
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Earned runs-Calvary, 1. First base by
erTors-Mets.. 3 Left on bases-Mets. 1.
Calvary. T. First base on bsIls-Om Rich
mond, g; on Koehler, .. Struck out--By
Richmond 4; by k5ehler. .. Two-base hit
Clear. Sacrifice hits-Dampier and F
Evans, stolen bases-Hurile, Richmond, Nc
Nabb. Hayden. >; and Koshler. Double
plays-Hayden 20 PieIaski TO +. Evans
Passed ball-McNabb. GmpiTo-Betts Time
of game hour and % minutes.
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First base by erroTs-Aloysius. 8; Arling
tons, .. Left on bases-Aloysius 3; ArlinE-
tons, .. First base on balls-On Finnegan, Z.
or Dawson. T. Struck out-By Finnegan. 1.
by Dawson, 4 Two-base hits-Farreu and
Fletcher Sacrifice hit-C0hen- stolen bases
-Finnegan Lultich. Boswell. Dawson. and
Cohen. Wild pitches-Davson. g. Passed
balls-Fenton, 3; Hessler, J. Umpire-Collinow-
CT. Time Of game-I hour and IS minutes.
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TCrney's two-bagger Iu the second was
a beaut With a little faster leg work
that young man might have stretched
II into three.
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MARQUETTE.
Today's Game.
Standing of The Clubs.

Trinity vs.. St Peter, at McDevitt's Field
Lincoln and Rhode island avenues northeast.
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TOday's Games.
Standing of The Clubs.

WASHINGTON AT DETROIT.
BOSTON AT CLEVELAND
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Standing of the Clubs.
CAPITAL CITY.
TOday's Game.
Standing of the Clubs.

Columbia Athletic Club vs.. ST Stephens In
stitute Thirteenth and D streets northeast
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Herbert's work at third was up TO
any mark set this seasOu-and he old
his share of base stealing.
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MERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Washington. 8. Detroit. %.
Washington, 2; Detroit, T.
Chicago. l. Philadelphia, 0.
Cleveland, IL Boston. g.
81. Louis. - New York, !.
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The fourth inning spelled defeat for
Z. O.-fOuT runs 10 Navy was too big
q lead 10 overcome.
The Washington times., 1906-08-09

The Fort Hunt. Va. baseball team
would Ike TO arrange a game with st.
Patrick.
The Washington times., 1906-08-09

In addition 10 having the speed. Muir
ray had en- guessing whether the next
would be an in, out. drop. or what.
That young man is a puzzler when he
wants 20 be.
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Glanor was thrown on the fence while
rounding the home turn in the SPIN
AWAY S1akns. and when she pulled up u
was seen she had besn cut down as
wolf T0ddIes Yankee Girl and Killie-
cranklc also showed where they had
bccn bumped.
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Hughes and Rau both felded their
positions well. accepting all chances as
they came.
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Standing Of The Clubs.
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
DEPARTMENTAL.
Standing of The Gibbs.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Today's Game.
Fifth vs.. Foundry.
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cumstances. This was no more than
was 10 be expected. The New YORK
police have been accused Of all sorts Of
graft and crOokedness, but have never
laid themselves open 10 the charge Of
cOWardice. and some OF the most IN
desirable members of the force have
proved themselves heroes when II came
to a question Of dispensing mob or
quelling a riot.
Whatever Sweeneys merits may be IL
is hardly likely that he would lay down
and refuse TO undertake 10 protect an
arbitrator from the bunch of back-stab-
bers who make il a habit 10 bait UNI
pires. He says he had nothing 10 do
with ii and in this case the cops word
goes.
Tipped on in Advance.
But, we may as well eliminate
Sweeney. Persons at the Polo grounds
on Tuesday who were IN the know were
aware that JohustOne was 10 be barred
by the club on It's own initiative. OF
those who had this information were
Jim Sprigman. one Of the best umpires
In the country. and George S McCurdy,
Of the New York Press, both Washing
ton men. whose words 90 a long way.
Both say that il was tipped of in ad-
vance that JOhnstOue would not be al
lowed 10 pass the gate and that Chance
was also wise to the fact that some
thing was going 20 happen. Ihey also
add that when the contention between
/ The managers arose and McGraW want
| ed Chicago 20 agree TO accept the arbi-
/ tratiOn OF two players. Chance walked
over To the press box and remarked 20
/ the reporters that he would no longer
stand for McGrBW ~ running the league
and that he was going 10 stand up for
his rights. A good ChaRCet
| When it was announced yesterday 10
/ the crowd around The Times bulletin
I board that Chicago had again beaten
[ New York by 10 . there were cheers
/ and Il general demonstration on the part
/ Of the fans watching the returns. Il Is
! doubtful whether Washington 3 feat Of
winning two games from Detroit In one
/ day gave as much satisfaction 10 the
/ local lovers Of sport as did the fact
/ cd another lemon by the team which
had been treated in such a disgraceful
/ manner the day before
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Yesterday afternoon Diamond jim
R-ady sent q messenger TO Shields. say
ing he would bet him $4,000 to SO, 600
that Accountant would beat Ben Holder
in the Travers stakes on Saturday
Shields sent back that he could not af-
ford 70 make "a wager Of such proper
lions. but that he was confident his colt
would prove the heeCeT of the TWO when
they meet Some Of Shields friends
wanted 10 make up q pool and take up
Bradys def. but Shields advised against
Ft
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Commerce and Labor.4 . x-s
Treasury .-...-........0 0 0 O @ O.
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II is stat ed. here that Clarence Mac
lay has decided 90 again take active
interest in racing and Eiu get together
a big stable 10 race next year. WITH
Tho older horses he win buy viii be q
bia string of home-brtd twO-year-Olds,
most of whom are soTs and daughters
of BaEastar. IL is also rumOred that
Tom Welch viii train for him, but this
rart 0f the story cannot be confirmed.
VVelch is at present under cnga cement
10 TIE Newcastle Stable and he has
been advising oU the many purchases
tho srlhIr has made.
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Woodford Clay has sold to the New
Castle stable Running Water and Con-
tent both of which are in the very pink
of condition. Those interested declined
to name the price. but from close friends
of both il was learned that the figure
was $4,000. This looks like full value,
but with the older division as weak as
il is the pair should not have any
trouble in winning themselves out in
stakes and purses. Independent Of any
betting the owners may do.
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Water Grass was badly cut down in
his race. The injury is just above the
back of the left hind leg His owner,
Jack Joyner, fears had results, but said
he would not be able u state Just how
serious the injury WAS until later.
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dfod at Horse Haven Yesterday morn
ing lie was ono Of the best OF the
cross-c0uutry performers here. and in
ris day won good races in al parts Of
thc country.
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Sol LGCh5cnstein was taken III while
working In the betting quarters and was
compelled 20 quit business for the day,
He sat Cor a time in his box on the
graustaud. but as ne continued 20 grow
worse was taken home. Statements at
his cottage are that it is nothing serious
and that ne will be about IN a couple
of DAYS
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TotaIs.... 3 !. q q y Totala. 2 5 % y
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Totals. 1910 81 Totals.
coleman out. hit bv batted ball.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

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permitsed - repesl w. csi.ss a two
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esnos Adams two ysoss - IN agsse-
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Governor Adams - rGhs WHOM We
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19
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