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GOLF NOTES.

An amendment has been adopted by the
Wonen's Golf Association relating 70
the play OF the team matches. The rule
governed the case Of a club playing
short and the penalty has been altered
so that the defauIting player shsr dc-
fault 10 the player holding the corre-
spending position on the opposing team
Captains OF opposing teams. must
henccfOrth prepare lists Of the players
composing their team and ARRANGED in
order OF merit The lists must be mailed
the night before the match 70 the club
over whose links the match is 70 be
played and the players must play as
named.
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ECKINGT0NS DEFEAT
STRONG 0RI0LE TEAM

The Eckingtons defeated the OrioIe
baseball team yesterday afternoon on
McDevitt's field in a close game by 3
10 2
Callahan, who was on the rubber for
the winners, pitched a good game, al
lowing the losers but two hits. Mills.
in the box for the Orioles. also pitched
well, allowing but two more safeties
than did his opponent, and getting one
Of the two hits made by his team mates
Lewis running catch of a high fly was
the feature. The score:
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CLIPPERS WHITEWASHED
BY BLOOMINGDALE A. C.

Bloomingdale put the kibOsh on the
Clipper baseball team yesterday by to
o in well PLAYED and interesting game
With the exception of errors by Ham
NETT and WOrley. the fielding of the
winners was perfect. The Clippers had
one muff charged against them. All Of
BlOomingdale S runs were earned. WOr-
ley let down the Clippers without a hit
The score.
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E<arneQ runs -BlOOnlinEdales j. First base
by errors-Bloomingdale. /: by Clippers. 2
Ieft on ses-Bloomin gdale. 3: Clippers 3
First base on baIls-On Worley. 8. on Nav
Kinney, g. Struck out-By Worley 8; by
Mawhinney, 8. Two-base hits-WorIey and
FeEan. Stolen bases-N'chols AppIenan
Browne. Hit by pitcher BY Mawhinney, l.
Wild pitch-Worley- I'm pire-Albert Dom
Time Of game-I hour.
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Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports
BASEBALL.

BASEBALL.
Western VS. Business at Van Ness
Park today Game called az $3.50.
AS usual the Athletics lead in long
hits.
Jake weimer is pitching great ball for
the Cincinnatis-
Little Rock made a worse record than
Brooklyn. dropping il games out Of y.
Fred Croulius who was supposed 10
be destined for Toronto. is playing with
Lancaster.
Griffith is game. He stiH maintains
his club viii be a winner. Perhaps, but
no pennanJ-
BOXING.
At the Longacre Athletic Club. OF New
York. last night Bert Keyes and KID
stinger fought four hard rounds 70
draw.
Billy Cochran. OF Pittsburg, has been
selected 10 referee the George Tucker
Jimmy Hanion fight. which viii take
place just outside OF Pittsburg on Sat
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Heydon knocked what might be called
consultation bUnt In the fourth II
snooped along third base line. and an
winter and Graham gathered IN an ex-
cited and vOlubie cluster TO watch its
progress. making no move 10 stop b..
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/ Heydon- Umpire-Mr. Sheridan Tim
] OF game-1 hour and q minutes
NOTES OF The NOTABLES

In dealing out the honors Jones must
no. be forgotten In the ninth inning
The first three men uD flied 10 him. He
Got the hrst two. but dropped the other
aIter a herce sprint. The two he did
nail were Of the applause bring ging kind.
The Boston fans cheer anybody who
qoes good work When Nil went 10
bat first he was given n hand fo- his
good work and hitting of the day be-
iore The same reception was given
Anderson There's impartiality for you
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First base by errors-EckinEton l. LET;
on bases-Orioles, S; lexington. I. First base
out-By Callahan. 6: by Mills. 2 Tvo-base
hit-Waldron- Sacrifice hit-Harball. Stolen
oases-Kelher. ?. Ernst Gibbs Combs Gid
dings. Burke, Fowler, Johnson. Mills. Hit
by pitcher-By Callahan. l. Wild pitches
Callahan and Mills. Umpire-Albert Dom.
Time Of game-55 minutes.
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Nationals Pluck Second
Game From Ex-Chdn1pS
Big Left Fielder Drives in Four Runs by
Clean, Hard Hitting
By THOMAS S. RICE.

BOSTON, Mass. May 4.-Even at this
great distance Il may be said without
fear OF contradiction that the work of
Messrs. anderson and Nil in the ball
games Of yesterday and Wednesday
meets with the full approval OF the very
best people in Washington.
II WAS Anderson's hitting and fielding
which dOwned the Bostouians on Wed
nesday. and he repeated Yesterday.
Also Nil, who played star game on
Wednesday, was again in a stellar role
yesterday He had only three chances,
but two OF those were at vitally i'm
pCrtant stages OF the proceedings. and
ne was more than equal TO the emer-
Sency each time. John McGraw, man
ager Of the worlds champions. said
this morning that the fact that Nill
could come back and DO so we'll IN sue
ceeding games after the miserable eX-
hlbitions he furnished In Philadelphia
showed that he had the making OF a
ball player Let us hope that this viii
prove the right dope. Today he is Ger
tdiulV the candy
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Games Today,

BrooLyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Cincinnati at St. Louis
Chicago at Psrtsburg.
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The Improvement in WashingtoH's
htidlnS IN the last two games has been
nothing less than astonishing. In-and-
out performances are characteristic OF
new team but this one is certainly CO-
ing the limit
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Game Today.
Calvary VS.. Ninth.
Standing of the Clubs.

Just as II was going outside Il struck a
little pebble and rested on fair ground
The crowd lei out a boot AT the con-
ference committee, and Cheered HeydOn.
Graham's passed BAN in the fifth
W hich scored Anderson. was an inexcus-
able break
Hickmau's judgment on flies has pick
ed uD wonderfully since leaving Wash
ingtOn.
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'Batted for Winter in the fifth. xBat-
ted for Harris in the ninth
Boston .-..---.-- 0 o 0 o.
Two-base hits-Grimshaw. Anderson
and Kitson- Sacrifice hits-Freeman
Parent and Hickman. Stolen base
Schlafly- Bases on balls-On Kitson. l.;
off Winter. l. of Harris. , Struck out
BY kttsOn, 4; by Winter. .; by Harris.
? Hits-On Winter. in five INNINGS;
of Harris, in four innings Passed
balls-Sraham, ,. Hit by pitched ball
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Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results of Yesterdays Games.
Philadelphia. 8: Brooklyn. 4.
Boston, 3. New York. 0.
st. Louis. 4: Cincinnati, 1.
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Standing of the Clubs.
CHURCH LEAGUE.

Results of Yesterdays Games.
Fifth Baptist. 6: Foundry. 5.
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BALL : GOLF RACING BOXING : ROWING ATHLETICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ResuIts Of Yesterday,s Cannes

Washington, 8: Boston. T.
New York. s: Philadelphia. 5.
Cleveland, s: ST. Louis, o.
Detroit. 9: Chicago, 2
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Jimmy Gardner and Willie Fitzgerald
will box ten ROUNDS for q purse OF 81 IN
before the TeTre Hautc GndD AthIe+fr
ClUh. Gardner viii start training -
soon as bis thea atricaI engagement ex-
pires- Fitzgerald IS in the East
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Games Today.

Games Today.
Washington AT Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
St Louis at Detroit.
washington at Boston tomorrow
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Anderson Makes His First Bid.

AndersOn's bid for glory came in the
third inning, when Washington got
three runs out Of one hit and a pass.
Mil had reached first because Ferris
made a foolish and childish error on his
medium slow drive TO second. SchIafy
walked, Hickman sacrificed, Cross hit to
Chick Stahl. who manfully chased the
sphere a long way. but after getting II
in his hands dropped it, This scored
Nilf and put Schlafiy on third and
Cross on second. Then cometh wei
come Home John" He knocked a pal
pable single to left. which scored Schlaf-
ly and Cross. So much for that inning.
In the fifth round Schlafy performed
the highly creditable feat Vf beating a
bunt to Collins
Hickman famed Cross hit to center
putting Schlafiy on second. Here Mr.
Anderson obtrCded his personality once
more. He banged out a double to left
that scored Cross and Schlahy Later
he scored on StahIs fly and r. passed
ball Driving in four out OF six runs
by clean hitting and making another
tallv yourself is not so bad IN these
days. Hence the kind words and good
wishes for Athlete Anderson.
D.lG1-,F, -
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latcnnlaker Tom McCarey. Of the Pa
enc Athletic Cub, al Los Angeles. has
signed Abe Atteu and Kid HernsD
TO meet at his club on May ii al c1to5
weights 1--l
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Flies Difficult in High Wind.

A high wind was blowing, which made
it difficult 10 land long flies. but in
the seventh and eighth innings. when
Boston got busy and had every chance
The Washington times., 1906-05-04

uIuay nieht- The boys viii box If
teen rounds, at l24 pounds. al 6 q CLOCK
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Griffith is game. He stiH maintains
his club viii be a winner. Perhaps, but
no pennanI.
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him. Her eyes were still turned from
him.
"Id like to try a wedding of that
sore.' he said
There wouldn't be any ushers," she
remarked pointedly.
Certainly not" he said. Il fully
realize that. I'd like to try II as-as
bridegroom"
why don't your" she asked family.
well. ! would If | we're sure of the
girl" he said. you see" He
paused.
I'm afraid I don't see,' she said
laughingly.
"You see, there's only one girl |
want, and don't dare ask her." he said
plaintively.
Indeed" she said coldly.
There's only one girl want" he
repeated desperately, land she's the
one who has heard me rail at weddings
from time immemorial. I'm afraid she
wouldn't believe was serious"
The girls face grew very red.
"You-you haven't rallied at this
Imaginary one" she said without
turning her eyes. .
In an instant he was on the seat be-
side her.
Then you will marry me?" he asked
softly.
The girl pressed her hot face against
the window OF the carriage.
You said you thought marriage was
"a lottery" she faltered.
well" he said stoutly, who would
would draw the capital prize?"