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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-22
Reform School Supplies

Sealed proposals are hereby ~
ed for furnishing the Oregon
Reform School with supplies 70
next six months, ending De-
81, 1906. Lists with spscina]
will be furnished upon appli'''.
the superintendent. All bids n
in by June goth. All goods mus
strict accordance with sample
iginal package when possible
N H. LOOM
e,14.7t superinis7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-22
It Is a Fact.

There is actually one man employed
on the South Commercial street i'm.
.provement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-22
Ladies', Sombreros.

We have just received another ship
ment. The Togpery. 1t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-22

Umpire Hon T. B. Kay. Struck o,
by Southwick 3, by Daue 6.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
RACING CARD FOR TODAY.
BELMONT PARK.

First Taoe-One mile. Winning Hand Colder
Wine. Cloisteress. Hone0lsclle. Cherry Blossom
FTills. l0I each Anticipation 10: Josie Hampton
l0l; Marie Antoinatte, 100; Miss Lisbon. %; Lady
ATiston, is.
Second uce-Six fJrIongs Botanist. rs; Cuuicu
hum, l2i; Toddles, 10; George s Davis IL Oracu
iUm. rs; Stray, III Storm, l0s; Acrobat, l55.
Third race-Six f1rlOngs. Rosehen 81: Security
~. Prince Hamburg. rs: Handzaua, IL; Suffrage
IL; Deutschland 10; Pater, 105 Pythis. 90. Akbar
9S; Oak Lawn, IS; Vov Populi. 95; Alteration g
Guiding star. 81; Pinkerton 80.
Fourth race-Oue mile. Dr. Gardner. rs: Hallow.
mas. lis: SanfaTa, l06; Zic1ap 100; Monterey, l09
Pater, ll2; Hot Toddy, rs; Athlete, l0a.
Fifth race-Six flrlongs. Bsrineo, los; Mexican Sill
yer. IS: joyful l0l Clements 81: Lady karma. IS
Hyperbole 81; Oraculum, s5; Il Toyar l62; Ri
GTsnde, Io2; Lady Vera, g; Nancy, 81; Ben Strong
g.: Acrobat So Mariposa. S.
Sixth raee-One mile. Merlingo. IS Euripdes. ss
New York. g. Hocls PoCls. 81: Meddiing Daisy
81 Mandarin. 100 Water Tank. 50; john +. Ahearn
96; Quinn Brady, IS; Azclins, 96 Paniqge, g Nib
lick. So; Carew. q Consideration, g. 0ptician 81
Hyperion. 100: Ladsarion. l00 Anna Smith. IS: Gi
vonni Balerio. s9; Macy. r., e3i Dekaber S.; Sly
Ben, 95; A. Auskcday, lg
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
BOOKMAKER'S TRIAL SET
Justice Stafford viii Call Davis
Case Before Benning Meet.

To postpone indefinitely the case against
William Davis who is charged with vio-
lating the District gambling laws. was
the plea Of Attorney a. :. Worthingtoa
in Criminal Court No. ], yesterday jus
tice Stafford presiding. Mr.. Worthington
statH his New York colleague vas suf-
fering from Illness, and could not attend
the case If called for trial lt this time
and that he. by reason of the large IN
terests involved in the matter. deemed Il
advisable to ask for pOstponoment until
his associate was able to attend
The case against Davis. who was IN
dicted last spring. and who is now under
bond, attracted much attention among
the sporting fraternity here and else
where and the result of the trial IS
awaited with much interest. as it will de-
eide the legal status OF bookmaking
i'm the District Of Columbia.
District Attorney Baker in arguing
against further pOstponement. said he
would raid the place every day unless this
matter is finally adjudicated at this term
of court and before the opening of the
BenninE fail meet. The stand taken by the
district attorney in insisting on a trial
at this court il is understood. is in view
OF the fact that last spring, ut the time
of Davis Indictment it was mutually
agreed that the case be brought to trial
before the beginning Of the racing reason
this fall.
Justice Stafford set November 8. next,
for trial
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
MAKE FRESHMEN PERFORM
Washington University "Sophs"
Stampede Glass Election.
Call sent ia for Police After To-
mate Charge by Upper
CIassmen.

An attempted election Of officers Of the
George Washington University freshmen
class OF 10 last night brought upon the
scene within the precincts Of the uni
versity a large number of sophomores,
who put the freshies through a number
of stunts before they finally succeeded in
eiecting their officers.
The sOphOmOTes were much eiated over
their efforts TO make the life Of the, fresh
men a bed of thOTHs. and reported the
conflict 10 have happened as follows:
The soPhomores. after much kicking.
cutting and wrestling through the corri-
doTs Cf the university building. Captur-
ed the freshmen candidates. tied them,
vanished them. and slowed them away III
the lower recesses Of the building There
was much noise. and Dean Wilbur, of the
faculty. appeared on the scene. and or
dered all upper classmen 20 leave the
building
Assaulted with Tomatoes.
Being meek and obedient, the s0phs
obeyed and retired TO a neighboring re-
freshment saloon TO take on board am
munitlon and courage for another as
sault They returned TO the university,
armed with half d bushel of superannuat-
ed tomatoes. The freshies in the mean
time having escaped from their dungeon,
were bailOting for Candidates when, 10
their great CONSERVATION, a shower Of to-
matoes came in upon them through the
windows. This renewed agitation and
noise attracted the janitCrs. who took UP
baseball bats and bro5msticks and at
tempted TO drive the sophs out Of the
building.
Fearing a general insuTTeCtiOn, 4 tele-
phone call was sent 20 police EeadquaT-
ters and in short order a special squad
oG bluecOats were on hand TO restore Law
and order. The spokesman OF the guar
dians OF the peace addressed the sOpho-
mores and explained 40 them that, il
/ they did not disband, they would have
To suffer dire Onsequences-aTrest. pun
| ishment. and the payment of q fine Of SO
/ SOphs always respect the law, and they
gave the police three cheers. their class
I yell. and consigned the freshies TO eter-
nal punishment with three awful Kisses
I The police escorted the freshies TO the
cars and herdicS. Notwithstanding al
I these tribulations the freshmen succeeded
/ i'm electing their class officers. as follows
/ John ". Field. president; Miss Corinne
/ Brock. vice president; NJ. Miller, treas
urer; Miss Effie Baker, secretary; G. u
/ Miller, treasurer; Patrick Baer, athletic
advisor.
I No freshman could be found last night
| to give his version Of the occurrence.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
MIDDIES BRACING TEAM.
settle Down Ia Hard work for Game
with Princeton.


Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis Nd. Oct. 1.-After the poor
showing against the eleven Of Maryland
Agricultural College yesterday afternoon
the football team Of midshipmen at the
Naval Academy settled down to hard
practice this afternoon 10 get into fine
fettle for the contest with Princeton on
Saturday. Although q number ofNsubsti-
tute players were in the lineup against
the Aggies. this is not held as responsible
for the weak playing, as there was a
very noticeable lack Of both team and
individual work.
The regular men who were not In the
lineup have been nursing slight injuries.
but are now IN condition, and the team.
therefore, will be greatly strengthened
when it goes up agains the Tigers. The
Middies have no hope Of winning over
the strong Jersey lads, but they expect
10 hold them down % "A small score.
The game is expected 10 bring out the
largest crowd that has attended a foot
ball contest in Annapolis for several
years. A large number OF persons from
both Washington and Baltimore are ex-
pected here on Saturday. Princeton has
not played IN Annapolis since 1895 In
that season the Navy lads won by the
close score Of o 90 .. and 10 was q bitter
dose OF defeat for the Tigers 20 swallow.
as never before had they lost q game TO
AunaUoUg
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
ResuIts at Louisville.

Louisville, oct. 11.-Ethel May, the even
money favorite. won the sprint race to-
day, and Elliott was first in the mile
and q half event Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Three fourths of 2 mile Malta
70 TO : aud to l. woui Lady Yim0at, 70 4
second, Refined. third. Time. ll4 -
SECOND RACE-Firc and a half furlo1gs Ethe
Hay e1gn ana TO g. won. MznsaTd. : 10 10 sec
0nd; French Nun. third Time. 107-
THIRD BACE-One mile. The BorEisn. 20
and % g. won, Martius 20 5. second, Azors
third Time. lao s..
FOURTH RACB-Three-s0gTths Of a mile Aiarthl
Goruar. 20 End 8 to g. won. Hannibal Bcy
20 3. second. Gold Mate third. Tine l.l3
FIFTH RACE-Oce and a half miles Elliott
% l and u J. son, Miss Rifle l 10 q second
Shining Star third Time. 2.3i 45
SIXTH BACE-One mile. Gull q lShcTidaul
4 20 ]. won Red Thistle III Dealy). . 20 J. see
ond; Fair CALYPSO, los Mountain, TO ?, third
Tine, ldl.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
CARNEGIE ROWING LAKE.
Princeton Soon TO Turn Water Into
Great Pond.

Princeton, n. J.. Oct. u.-Work on Car
negie Lake. which will be used by the
Princeton students for rowing purposes
and other aquatic sports, is nearly COM
pleted, and the engineers expect 10 begin
filing the lake tie first week in Novem-
Der. The opening is anxiously awaited
by the Tiger athletes. as they have never
had any facilities to develop j crew 20
compete with the other colleges on The
water, and the lake will widen the ath-
letic scope Of the New Jersey UNIVERSE
ty and give the Tigers a better chance
with the rivals at Cambridge and New
Haven.
The lake will be three and one-half miles
long and four feet deep. with an average
width at the upper end of COO feet and at
the lower end of LOO feet.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
sIiddies Organizing Team ard Prac-
tice Begins.

Annapolis. Oct. 11.-ActiYe work has be
gun AT the Naval Academy in fencing.
ana although several Of the best men
have been lost TO the team, there are a
number OF good substitutes and two first
team men at the Academy.
Grdttan Colley Dichman, OF Bernita,
Ga. has been reelected TO captain the
team. and, with Edmund 5. r. Brandt. Of
Montclair. y J.. will form the nucleus Of
the new team. The men lost 10 the squad
are Russell CTenshaw and r. c. Slower,
and they were both very good men.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
TWO GAMES FOR INTERIOR.
POst-omee Fell short ia the First
Two Contests on Alleys.

Interior won two games from Post-ofice
last night In the Departmental League
with a team that was new. with the eX-
ception of Garrett and Rice who each
rolled two good games and a bad one
Garrett set the pace ia the first with 203
and Rice topped that score iu the second
with 20. Both Frcdrick and Gates beat
the high scorers in the Interior quiut the
former running q string Of 214 and the lat
ter hanging up %, the oest OF the set.
Foundry and the Cowboys met in the
Government Printing Office League. and
the Cowboys iassoed the series. They
ran the second game over 500. and the
third was just seven pints short of the
eight-CentUry mark. Spaeth rolled q 2li
total, the best for the Cowboys. and
Brown knocked over 233 for the Foundry
Scores.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
Gets Five Years for Robbery.

Len Glascoe. colored. was sentenced
yesterday in Criminal Court No !, JUS
tice Stafford presiding, to serve five years
IN the penitentiary for robbery. The evi-
dence in the case showed that GIascoe. on
June TO- last. forcibly relieved Mrs. Lottie
Taylor while she was waiting for a car
at Little gals station. of a handbag con-
taining a pOcketbook with money and
other articles of value. Mrs. Taylor was
accompanied bya her granddaughter. a
girl about eight years of age. who also
identified Glascoe as the man who COM
mitted the robbery.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
BOY DIES OF LOCKJAW.
SON of State Senator Keezeu Steps on
a Rusty Nail.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Harrisburg. Pa, Oct. u.-OTville Kee-
zelI, second son of State Senator George
B. Heesen. died at the home Of his father
at KeezelltOwn this morning after an
illness of four days with lockjaw. The
boy, who was eleven yeats of age. ran
a nail in his foot two weeks ago, but the
wound healed quickly and no serious re-
suits appeared until Friday. Sunday he
was pronounced in a critical condition,
suffering with lookjaw. Anti-tetanic
serum was used constantly, but without
avail and the lad died In agony.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
Six Three-men Teams TO begin Com
petition Next Tuesday.

At a meeting of the Y II. <. A bowl
ing teams. held last night, it was decided
10 have six three-men teams. each TO play
the other four sets of games, making
sixty games in all
The following Is the composition of the
various teams the first named players
being captain: FirSt-Hamner. Hilton, and
Davidson SecOnd-tICT0Ou. Baker. and
Ross. Third-HaVmel Gutenberg. and
Richardson. Fourth-Roberts. Teifar. and
Caldwell Fifth-Mowry. Maynard. and
Rippet Sixth-Cookc. Shaher. and Sim
mOnds.
The season will commence Tuesday. Oc-
tOber Is. Various prizes will be distrib-
Uted for high scores. averages, &c.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
Committed to 81. EIizabeth's.

A jury. presided over by Justice Bar
nard. in the District Supreme Court yes
terday adjudged the following persons OF
unsound mind and committed them TO ST.
Elizabeth's: Cora Briggs, Virginia FL
lott, John ". Slant. Charles Strattqn.
John F. Suit. Lena ThToop. and Adelaide
Nanburk. The jury adjudged Luther
Jackson TO be Of sound mind.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
ExtOn and baron Grattan winners.

Lexington, KY. Oct 1.-THE feature
events of the Breeders Association races
to-day were the West Stakes for the 2:2q
trOtteTs and the two-minute class pace
Both proved easy for the winners. who
We're not forced To extend themselves to
land first honors. Exton won the West
Stakes in three straight heats handilv,
while the tw0-miTfufe pace was only an
exercise jog for Ed" Gcers' Baron
Grattan.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
YOU ARE NEXT.
HAS BULLET IN HIS LEG.
Negro Says He Was Robbed of Fifty
three Cents and Wounded.

A negro. who says he is Cornelius
Crowley. tWenty-six years old, Of 2G03 Q
street northwest, arrived in this city at 5
o'eIOck yesterday afternoon with bullet
in his right leg. He was sent to the
Casualty Hospital. where his condition
was reported to be not serious.
Crowley says he was working in n
railroad camp in Ohio, when a negro
from a nearby camp, known as Chuck
held him ~, robbing him of SIC, all the
money he had. It was while being held
up that he was wounded. The police are
inclined TO believe his story.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
Airship Flight Successful.

Nashville Tenn. Oct. ll.-Roy kna-
benshue made a successful flight in his
airship here today. He went from the
State fair grounds to the capitol, about
two and one-half miles north, in the face
of the wind, and returned to the fair
grounds.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
WEIGHTS FOR CHASERs.
Jimmie Lane, Game Cock and Grand
pa Draw Heaviest Imposts.

The weights for the three largest stake
events to be run over the steepIechase
course at Benning during the three days
meeting Of the United Hunts Racing As
sociation on October p. q. and g. were
announced yesterday
In the Capital Stake Jimmie Lane viii
carry 160 pounds. Game Cock will be
asked 20 handle 167 pounds in the Hunt
Cup race. and Grandpa viii run with $50
pounds In the Great United Hunts Stee-
plechase.
The weights follow:
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
Famous Horseman Dying.

Crown Point, Ind, Get 11-Rodman Il
Wells. known to horsenlen from Sleeps
head Bay to Hot Springs. is dying at his
home here. lie was stricken with paraiy-
sis, and is rapidly weakening. Wells was
racetrack builder and q trainer of
horses for several years, and was well
known on the turf.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
shake-up of Frisco police.

San Francisco, Oct. 1L-As a result OF
the reign of crime the police commission
has ordered shakc-up in the depart
ment
Twenty-six men, some Of whom have
been connected with the force Tor thirty
years. were retired.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
Local Football Schedules.
Georuetoyvn. .

Georgetown.
October 1s-NIarylaud Agricultural College.
October 47-Washington and Lee.
November 3-North Carolina, at Norfolk.
November l0-ViTginia.
November l7--EirEinia Military Institute
November 2-UniFersity Of Maryland.
November 29-GeoTge Washington.
George Washington.
October i3-Gallaudct.
October 20-Swarthmore, at Swarthmore, Pa
October z-Westem Maryland
November 3-West Virginia.
November l0-Washingt0n and Lee.
November Nv iTginia.
November 29-GcOrgctOWn.
Kendall Green.
October I3-GeOTge Washington.
October 2o-AYestern Maryland, az West
minister.
October g7-st. Johns. az Annapolis.
November 3-Rock Hill College
November l0-ML Washington at Balti-
more.
High school League.
October LJ-Central Ts. Eastern.
October 26-Nestern rs, Technical.
November 2-Central vs. Technical
November 6-Westen vs.. Eastern.
November I3-Tecnnical IS. Eastern.
November l6-Westem rs. Central
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
Following is the summary OF the races
FIRST y ,f,t. f.r.+.f,- 7-fs -l,ss- ,---ss StD0

THIRD RACE-BunuiUg. six fUTlCnss. purse S21)
Ran After J.. q. Shobe. vOn Curly Jim. !. T. TEN
pie. second; Shelbyrtha, & 4. Huntington. third
Philandsr. W. g. Orem. fourth. Time l:l5h Cal
Isn't. Little Cita rlatress. Fighting Girl Marriage
Bells. Guuston. and Chick also ran.
/ tUUETH RACE-Runnins; mile; purse. 500
Racine. George G. Morrison. won; Madison SQUARE.
I. Stanton, second. Garment, J. +. Temple third
Time, i;is. Dixie Andrew Little Cita Alpine.
Quiet Tip PToposer. and Cohassett also rsn.
FIFTH RACE-SteepleChasc two miles: purse
$50 seventh Ward. Henry WISE GaTnctt. won. Ida
Woodland, Robert NJ Taylor, second; DeSeo, Dion
h. Kerr. third Tine 351. Croxton, owned BY
Robert NJ Taylor. started. but threw his rider and
did net finish.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
THOUSANDS At BIG FAIR
Richmond Pays Tribute to Progress
Of the Agriculturists.
schools and Business Suspended and
Exhibition of the Society.
Special 10 Tie Washington Herald

SPECIAL 10 Tie Washington Herald
Richmond. Va oct. 1.-THE attendance
at the State fair today was far beyond
the expectations OF the management. and
broke all records.
II was Richmond day. and State and
city Offices and public schools had a holi-
day. By noon business in all lines was
practically suspended and one-third Of
the city's population visited the grounds,
including 1200o school children.
The gIand-stand. paddock, and field
around the race course. was overrUn with
people. and il took "a strong police force
90 keep the track clear.
The estimates of the attendance ran
from forty to sixty thousand people
PickpOckets were very active. and a
large number of robberies We're reported
10 the police
Following is the summary Of the races:
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
Hermann After Hoosier Club.

SpCtl3I % TIC washington Herald,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. u-There is a
Tumor going the rounds that Garry Herr
mann. of the Reds, is negotiating with
President ". H Watkins for the Indi-
annapolis American Association team. but
there was no confirmation Of the story.
If Mr.. Hermann should buy the Indiana
polls club he viii likely sell out his hold
ings in the Toledo Mud Hens.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
WINNERS AT EAGERSTOWN.
Prince and FIOssie FOtta
Capture Three Straight Heats.

Special to The Washington Herald.
HagerstOwn. I'D, Oct lit is esti-
mated that more than 5000 persons Wit
messed the races here to-day at the an
nual fair Bedford Boy, in the ZIP pace.
and Bell Hazel in the 2:30 pace. both
from Washington, finished outside Of the
money. The summaries:
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Richmond Va. Oct 1.-THE largest
| crowd of the week witnessed the horse
show tonight, and this in spite Of the
fact that the weather was extremely
cold and disagreeable. Practically all OF
the boxes were taken. only the back tiers
Of seats being empty The card for the
night was superb The ladies' riding class
attracted particular attention, as did also
the qualified hunters. The feature OF the
performance-the jumpers-did not come
off until nearly midnight. being the last
entry on the card Robert NJ Taylor S
Gray Rock beat Centennial and King
DOdo. The high jump for the record will
be the feature of the show on Saturday
night.
The number Of animals entered 81 the
various classes is $50 less than that Of
last year. bus, nevertheless. the show IS
by far the most attractive ever given.
The best hoTse1esh in many States IS
represented. The interest OF the lady
riders and owners is very manifest. Sew
eral Of the lady riders are out with their
mounts each morning schooling the horses
for the nights performance.
The horse show and state fair ether
have attracted an immense throng Of peo-
pie 10 Richmond The hotels can scarcely
accommodate the crowd. All the Gtores
were closed to-day IN order 10 let the
clerks take ia She attractions. II IL were
not for the cold weather. the crowds
would undoubtedly be enormous.
Blue Ribbon Winners.
Class 4o-Poni-s under saddle. ylcuero. Mann E.
Valentine won. Iiuah Miss Allen Gray. second
Little Anthony George Wajson, third; Lady Jean,
Elsiu0rc Faml fourth
Class i2-Huu;srs and Jumpers. Nimrod J. T.
Davis. uon Hannah Belle. Nucho. Grand view
Farms. second. Confidence David Dunlop. third
Centennial. West Chester Farms fourth
Glass 4-II0rscs IN harness. Nevsb1y. Mrs. John
f,ersen. won. ROYAL Regent. A. Randolph Howard,
second Patriot A. Randolph Howard, third. Inge-
WOOD. Little j0e WCisCnfgid fourth
Class Is-Fmr- INLAND. Alfred yaHlerbit's team.
Polly Primrose. Fun Dress. P0rtia, and Sweet
Marie. vou over Lehman strauss Delight Delight
full Battle Axe. and Tomahauk.
Glass y7-Saddie horses. Artists Model. Elsiuore
Fsm. won; Surprise, 1lrs. John Gerken. second
Irish Rose, JvliaH Morris. th.id. King Of Hearts.
Castle Hin stock Farm. fourth
. Glass I-paCe and action The Toungster. Oak
land Farm Vanderbilt won; flurette. Lehman
Strauss. sec7ud5 Royal Regent. a. Randolph How
ard. third Newsboy. Mr.. john f4cTkeu. fourth.
Glass 2-Rosdsters; standard or nou-s,andard. Pre-
tcrrfd. r. T. StatesBury, won, sadie McGreg0r, Sec
oud Little Lu T. r. StatesbEy third King VII
liam. Eugene johnson. fourth.
Glass 7-Huses I'm harness. The Youngstcr. Van
darbilIs Oakland Fam. wen; Delight, Lehman
Sti5=ss e-a-gnd BLACK BssGty. George Watson
third. Dnorcr. Grand iex Fam fourth.
Glass Hunting class Gray Rock Robert NJ
Isy.or won. CeuteuuiaI Wcsf Chester Farm. sec
ud. King Dodo NJ q. Jacrs0n q Co. third. Ben
dolls, J. ST. George Bryan. fourth
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
PECK'S CHAPEL WINS.
Defeat st. Johns in a PIucIsy Basket
hHTI Rattle

IN q hard-fought contest the basketball
team from Peck Chapel last evening de-
feated the 81 John's team by the score
of 70 20 l6- James, OK Peck, and Barry.
Of ST. Johns. were the stars OF the game.
Tie line up.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
GRAY ROCK OVER JUMPS
Mr.. TaylOr'S Hunter Wins
Feature at Richmond.
VANDERBILT RIBBON WINNERS

Young MiIIfOHaire's FOur-in-Hnnd
Beats that Of Lehman strauss, and
Richmond business Men Close
stores and See the Horse show.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
zIENAP WINS HUNTER
Whitney's BrOOkdale Nymph
Badly Beaten in Handicap.
GUIDING STAR DISQUALIFIED

Carried Sailor Boy Wide and Is Set
Back-Five FavOrites Fall by the
Wayside, Vox PoPuIi Being the
Lone First Choice 10 WIn-ROse-
mont Runs "A Poor Race.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
WALSH CHECKS CUBS
White S0x Pitcher InYincible
After First Inning.
TERRIFIC SPEED AND BREAKS

Famous spitbaII TVvirIer swept His
Adversaries Away from the Plate
As Fast As They Came UD-With
the Bases Filled, Robe Hits for
Three Sacks, Scoring All Runs,
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12

First base on errors- Nationals, i Americans. !
Left or bases-Nati5nals .; Americans, 4 Two-base
hit-Schulte. ThTee-base hits-DOnOhue and Rohe.
Sacrifice hits-Doaohae ard Sullivan. stolen base
Robe. Bases On hslIs-By Pfeister /; BY Walsh, ?
Struck Out-By PfcisteT, Q; by Walsh, y Wild
pitch-Wash Time Of game hours. Umpire
AIessrs Johnst0ne and OLoughlin.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12

Bell Hazel, Kenneth X, Kendig. Cleopatra.
Crumpton, Big -Four, and Frank A. also started
Time. 2.l51s 2:l3aa, 2.57s.
Running Tace-Three-quartcTs Of a mile purse 500.
Wee GiIl. wen. kImOrie secOId; Chaplain third.
Time lls1. Mamie March and DeetaboS also ran.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12

According to report, ]. L. McGinnis has
sold Ostrich to a well-known turfman for
5000 cash.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12

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