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The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
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Special 10 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va, Oct 12-The crowd at
the horse show tonight broke ali pre-
vious records for the week The audi
torium was not so uncomfortable as last
night arrangements having been made
during the day for heating. The weather
has been exceedingly cold each day for
the time Of the year.
Some magnificent animals were shown
IN the exhibition classes tonight. Mrs.
John Gerkin, Of New York, captured
several first prizes. Her horses were the
| center Of general admiration.
The Vanderbilt horses were not so
much in evidence tonight The temper
Of the crowd in kissing his handsome
/ fOur-in-hand last night is not accounted
fer by the judges. The show has proven
a great success.
Summary Of the Events.
Class g. Saddle horses StonewaI, c. Shirley
Garter, May, Mrs. john Gerkin- second.
Class 10-Ponies IN harness All There. Elsinore
Farm. wen. Torchlght. Mrs. John GerSln. sec
ond; Dafodn. Castle Hni Stock Farm, third; sen
atnr. Oak Ridge Farm. fourth
Class l3-COmbinstiUn horse. Surprise Mrs. John
GeTkiH. Won. Reliance. Julian M0ruis second Ny
Dream. Esinore Farm, third JACK Tar. Julian Nor
ris fourth.
Class 16-Tandems. News Boy and shop Girl
Mrs John Gerkir won; Royal Regent aud Patri-
arch. A. Randolph Howard. second. Ingleside and
Inglew0od Joseph Weisenfeld. third Black Bess
and Black Beauty. John Watson fourth.
Class 51-Hunt class. Cameron itun Hunt, David
Dunlop WOn. Union County Hounds West Ches-
fer Farms. second; Union County Hounds, West
Chester Farm. third: keswick Hunt Club, Julian
Mouis fourth.
Glass s-Horses IN harness. Rattle Axe. Lehman
Strauss won: Victor. George Watson. second: Sweet
Marie Oakland Farm. third; Gibson Boy, Oakland
Farm. fourth.
Glass l2-Horse and runabOut. Lady Katherine
Oakland Farm. 6andertilt driving won: Royal
Regent A. Randolph Howard. second: Shop Girl.
5lrs John Gerkin. third KatzeHiammer Kid Elsi-
n0Te Farm fourth.
Class 2l-Unicorn team. Oakland Farm.
Storm King. Viking. and Vogue. Vanderbilt driy-
ing wen. team Oakland Farm, second team. Leh-
man Strauss. third; team, A. Randolph Howard,
fourth.
Class 32-SadIe Lorses. Mayo. Mrs John Gcrkin
Won, Reliance Julian Morris. second; C0r0toman
ME. G. Shirley Garter, third; Irish P~se, Julian
AIcris. fourth
Class ls-Huuting tandem. FireIght-Tne King oi
Hearts. Castle Hl- StocK Fam. won; King DodO
Surprise n e. Jackson d Co. second
Glass 46 Ladies hunters. David Gray. Julian
Morris. won: Red Raven. West Chester Farm. sec
end; Hannah Bell Grand View Farm, third; Nancy
Lee. David Dunlop. fourth.
Miss Gertrude Skelton, Of Richmond
was awarded the silver cup as the best
lady rider.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
DR.. PHELPS REELECTED.
Central High school A. A. Election
Held Yesterday,

At yesterday mornings annual meeting
Of Central High School Athletic Asso-
ci1tion. Dr.. Wilbur NJ. Phelps was unani-
mously reelected as president of the or
ganiGation. Other officers elected were:
Miss Nademan. vice president: Barton
TurnbuH, secretary; Prof. r. Maurer,
treasurer; Win Dick, manager Of foot
ball. with BTice Clagett. assistant: Powell
Browning. manager baseball, with Jack
Eager. assistant; MUns0n Corning mana
ger track, with Charley Carter, assistant:
Miss Mary MinniX, manager basketball,
with Miss Helen Demon, assistant: Miss
Mary Howard. manager tennis. with Miss
Adelaide Wilson. assistant
The fan tennis tournament will com
mence this morning, the opening sets
being played on the Bachelor tenn
courts.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
GEORGETOWN MEETS M. a. C.
AgricuIturists' Annual Game to BE
Played To-Day.

Georgetown University viii meet Mary
land Agricultural College in football con
fiict on Georgetown Field this afternoon
at 4 O'Clock. Coach Reilly has brushed
up uis team since its defeat at the hands
OF St Stephens. on Wednesday. and the
blue aad gray viii so in the game with a
strong determination to win. s. Steph-
ems victory was quite a surprise to
Georgetown, and they viii take care that
defeat is not repeated this afternoon
The AarylandeTs have a rather light
team. but under the new rules this Will
be an advantage il the new style of play
is closely followed, and the contest
should be wei worth seeing. as the play
viii be more open and interesting to
the spectators.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
SAILOR BOYS LUCK.
Billy DRIy's Horse Twice Won Ht
Belmont Park on Disqualification.


Special 90 The Washington Herald
New York, Oct l2.-For the second time
in his career Father Bill Days Sailor
Boy captured a Belmont Park race yes
terday through the medium of having the
first horse past the post disqualified. S. c.
Hildreth's Guiding Star was the one to
suffer after carrying Sailor Boy almost
to the outer rail in the run through the
stretch in the mile and a sixteenth handi-
cap. It was a clear case, but the stew
ards deiiberated some minutes before de-
Gliding on change in the placing. Sailor
Boy was at 80 to ]. and Guiding Star a
strongly backed second choice at 3 to 1.
Last fall Sailor Boy. at y 10 ]. was
given a race " the big course after being
carried out Herough the stretch by Broom
stick. a SSfo-12 chance. the latter being
disqualified. \ stout. choleric old gentle
man in the grand stand caused amuse-
ment yesterday by denOunCing Sailor Boy
after Guiding Stars displacement. He
had backed the Hildreth colt on this oc-
casion and had big wager on Broom
stick in the other race the DAILY horse
causing him to lose both bets,
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
KING LARRY TAKES A QUEEN.
Great BalI-pIayer Marries Divorced
Woman.

Cleveland. oct. 12-Napcleon Lajoie
manager Of the Cleveland American
League baseball club. and Mrs. Myrtle l.
Smith. OF Buffalo, were married at Mag
ara Falls yesterday afternoon.
Airs. Smith and Lajoie have been close
friends for several years. Mrs. Smith is
handsome woman, about thirty years
old. She is tall. with dark hair and blue
eyes. During the summer OF 1905 she was
an almost daily attendant at the ball
games in Cleveland, occupying a box
She was divorced over a year ago from
her first husband. Lajoie is thirty-one
years old
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
THRONGS AT STATE FAIR.
Richmond Enterprise Planning fC
Enlarge Exhibition Grounds.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, oct. 12-Another large
crowd visited the State fair to-day The
people have demonstrated their desire for
such an exhibit, and the management Is
alive 10 the fact that they underestimated
the demand for a large show. They are
figuring ON greater accommodations for
future shows.
Tomorrow will be T@sbor Mans day and
the admission at half price insures an
other big crowd for the closing day.
Racing again was q feature, with the
following results:
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RrsuIts at LouIrrIIIc.

Louisville. Ky, oct 12-FoHowing are
the results Of to-day's races at Churchill
Downs.
FIRST RACE-One mile. LADY E'hel. 70 70 J AID
20 z. won; suzanne Roclmore, 90 J. second
Intense, third. Time. l-l
SECOND RACE-Fiye aud 0nehaE furlongs
LigLtuine Conductor. 70 ] and even. won. Tom
Dolaa O. s. second. Cauer. third. Time. l.97.
THIRD RACE-Seren fulCnss Hector 4 20
and 20 :. won. Envoy. ! 90 4, second; Poutotoc
third. Time. lbs IS.
FOURTH RACE-Short course, Lsdv Jocclvn. ?
70 J and even. won; Creolin. 90 5 second. Re
jectahle. third. Tile. 30 Is.
FIFTH RACE-SH furlCrrs Iug0lthrft = %
aud % J. Eau. ToIsv Robinson. . t0 J. second .
Miss Leeds third Time 1.1i
SMITH RACE-Oue mile. Whirpoorunl 10 T.
Won. Ben shaw. % T. second sanction third
Tunn- III .l
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
Interstate bowling League Opens.

Kew York, oct 12.-In its opening
games of the Interstate Bowling League
at Brooklyn. last night. Brooklyn defeat
I'd New Haven three straight The Con-
uectiCuJ cracks made a good impression
even If they failed to win a game Two
of toe three games went to Brooklyn on
1ukc Ed Morgan. Billy Cordcs' new
1outhpaw, was the star buncher.
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Alidshipman Austin to Direct Team.
Dichman Again Captain.


Annapolis. Md, Oct 12-AIidShipman
Lawrence Il. Austin, OF Chicago, Ill. first
class. has been selected manager Of the
Naval Academy fencing team for the
coming season. to succeed Phillip c.
Lauman, of Des Moines, Iowa, who was
graduated from the Academy September
T. last. Grattan c. Dichman, Of Bernita.
Ga, captain of last years team
will again serve in that capacity. The
candidates for the team have already be-
gun The winter work, and while a num-
Der CT good men have been lost by grad
uatiOn. it is expected that strong trio
viii be developed.
The nliddies viii meet a number Of
college fencing teams and fencing clubs
during January ana February, and as
usual they Will enter a team in the
intei collegiate fencing tournament to he
held IN New York the latter part Of
March
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
ROUGH-HoUsE PRIZE FIGHT.
Blackburn and Holly Have n Lively
Six-round Mix-un.

Philadelphia. Oct 12-The referee Of
the Broadway Athletic Clubs boxing ex-
hibition had a busy time last nigbt in
the bout between Jack Blackburn and
Dave Holly
During the first five rounds the boxers
passed up the scientific points Of the
game and devoted themselves to a rough
and tumble method of lighting The
great idea seemed To be TO clinch and
then knock the other man with a free
fist. and often the pugs had 10 be fairly
pried apart
In the sixth round Blackburn retrieved
himself little by breaking away and de-
livering straight punches to Holly. thus
winning what little credit there was in
the bout
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
GOOD SPRINTERs MATCHED.
TewksbuFy and Flynn to Race Over
Cinders for 81 900 Purse.

Philadelphia. Oct. 12-The former Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania sDTinter, J. W.
3. TewksbUry, who defeated E. J.
Flynn on Wednesday in l00-yard dash
at Scranton for a $1,000 purse. has been
matched TO race Flynn again. Tewks-
bury won by two feet in 10 seconds fiat,
and his opponent claims ne can do As
seconds on a fast track. The course on
Wednesday was heavy and Flynn claims
he had no chance
The rival sprinters will race at MinOok
Park, Scranton. on November , for an
other purse Of $l.000 and as Flynn has
the backing of miners and Tewksbury a
big local following much money viii be
wagered on the result.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
Zen IaaLeln,ent. Reaurne.I.

The grand jury yesterday returned shc
following indictments: William Bron-
augh John y. LefiingwcH. James FOsque.
GeoTgiand Early. grand larceny: Preston
ThorTton, Robert BrOOkin, hOusebTeak-
ing: Robert Greeuwald, embezzlement
Samuel Petvallo, assault: Arthur Tabbs,
assault with intent to kill; James Brad
.cy. robbcry.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
WINS KENTUCKY STAKE.
Brother 10 The Abbott Captures Fea-
ture Event at Lexington.

Lexington, KY, Oct. 12-The Abbott.
brother to The Abbott, 20S II, former
champion Of trotters, to-day won the
Kentucky Stake.
The 2.I5 pace was won by Phallay in
straight heats Budd won the 30 trot.
Sweet Marie trotted mile in 2.02 81 in
her attempt 20 lower her record Of o..
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
Warrington COLLEGE schedule.

ChestertoWn, Md, Oct. I2.-The 1906
football schedule for the Washington
College eleven is as follows.
October ., Baltimore Medical college at Bald-
move; October % Delaware Colltge at Chcsertoun
October -. Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. al
ChestertoVn; October y. pclnsylyania Military Col
lege. NJ Chester. Pa. N0rcmblr > s. Johns Col
leSe. az CbestertoWn; November g. Western Mary
land college. 90 Chostert0vn: November e. Mount
st. Mars al Emmittsbwg Nd November 81
MARYLAND Agricultural ColleSe, at college Park
Nd; November . Thanksgiving Day. Orange
Football Association. AZ Wilmington Del
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FLINCH WINS PACE.
IdnkwOOd Maid Loses Two Heats
and Then Wins Race.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
HaserstOwn. Nd, Oct 1Z-This was the
last day Of racing here. At the annual
agricultural exhibition. four Of the most
interesting events of the entire meeting
were pulled on, and two of them were
won by Washington horses Finch took
the 2-l5 pace in a romp Linkwood Maid
lost two heats of the 9:30 trot. and then
went on and won the race. Both of the
Washington horses that won Were driven
by LCnnie COrbin. The summary;
q-1, yao. r-rr=, S7nsl- hos- fl,rso boqf- IN e-.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
VICTORY FOR BLOOMINGDALE.
Reservoir Heights Team Fails TO
score ON McDeNitt,n Field.

The Bloomingdale Athletic Club football
team defeated the Reservoir Heights
eleven at MCDeVitt Field yesterday even
ing in a fast, clean game by ; to o. End
runs by Conovan. Hammett. and Nichols
and the taChling of Hawkins and Gill
were the features The lineup:
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13

TouchdOan-Con0ydB KCcree-C. T. Moore, r.
I. H. Umpirc-B. J. Coridan r. 4. c. Linesmeu
and timCrs-J. ". Smith x. II. a. C.; W e.
Hsmmett. y. A. G. Time q halves-I0 minutes.
Following IS the EloJmingdale eleven's
schedule:
October E-Reserv0ir Heights. az Soldiers Home.
October o. HyattsviIle 4. g.. al Hyattsyillc
October 25-M0gut Pleasauts 40 McDevitt's
November open, 40 home.
November l0-Hyatts.ille az McDevitts
November l7-M1mt peasants. a. Mount Pleasant
November 2I-Reser0r Heights. az McDertts
November 0-AleXaEdTia A. G., az MCDsTitt's.
The management desires a game with
either the Warwicks or Phelps for No
vember at McDevitts Field. Address 4
4 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
To-day's Football Games.

Georgetown vs.. Maryland Agricultural Col
legc
George Washington vs. Gallsudei, Van
Ness PARK.
Yale vs.. Holy Gross az New Haven.
Princeton vs. Navy at Annapolis
Harvard vs. Amherst "Aggie5 at Cam
bridge.
PsHnsy. VS. SWarhm0re az Philadelphia.
West Point vs.. Colgate az West Point.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
NOTES or THE GAME.
3teinteldt got one hit and two saeri-

Steinicldt got one hit and two sacri-
fees.
Brown struck cut in the third and sixth
innings
SteinIeldJs error was high throw in
the fifth. which pulled Chance of the bag
and gave Bohc life.
Davis and Gohe coUideJ in the sixth
going fatcr Schultcs pop fly on the foul
line. but Davis held tie ball
Chances cabs hunted "a great deal and
AltrOck gathered up eight chances and
passed them over To DOnohUe-
Ii is now certain there Will be "a game
on SUNDAY. and it VIII Doe impossible to
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
ROSEBEN IN A GALLOP
Great Sprinter, Carrying 147
Pounds. Wins Manhattan.
LEADS SUFFRAGE SIX LENGTHS

Gave Away from 2S to 40 Pounds to
Every Horse in the Race and Made
the Pace All the Way-HOt Teddy
Wins Dixiana stakeS-AII the Win
ners Are Well Backed.
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nro..n sa1ed q - score.

Brown ended the game in the ninth by
piece OF marvellous pluck and fielding
ability. After Mcfarland, who bait for
Altr0ck. had gone out and Hahn had fol-
lowed suit. Jones was passed. Killing al
lowed q low pitch 90 escape him. but re-
covered the ball Immediately. Jones was
held at first, but OLCughliu motioned the
SoX manager TO second. claiming that the
paI had hit him. Isbell was uD. and the
SON TGOters believed that the baId-headed
second baseman would drive in tine neces-
sary run 10 tie the score. Isbcli landed
on fast insh0Jt and sent il straight
over the pitchers box. 1t looked like a
sure hit and "a run for the Sox Brown
stuck up his slOved hand. The bali struck
the NIT and knocked the threc-f fingered
tWirlcr fat. Brown seemed daZed bat
pulled himself together and tossed Isbeu
out by "a foot, ending the game and tying
up the series.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
nurns and o,Rrlen Matched.

Los Angeles. Oct l2-Tommy Burns
and Philadelphia Jack OEricn have
signed articles To- fight twenty rounds be-
fore the Pacific Athletic Club in this city
on November .. The men agree is fight
for a Si2.e15 purse, = bonus OF 10 per cent
Of which goes TO O'Brien. the remaining
$is-@0 to be divided per cent to the
winner and y per cent to the loser.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13

Third race-Threc fIrlonzs- running. purse 500.
Nerrie Lsssie o. \. huntington. won. Twis;er O..
J.. and a. g.. ThrEht. second. Seagate. Frank
Sctlcy thri. Tins l99a
Fourth uce-SiV furiouEs; running; purse. 500.
Gmlst1u. Frank Seeley. won: Knight If Western.
E. Uuerback. second; Racine. third. Time. l;ls.
Fifth race-Tr-0 and oue-half miles stecplechase-
purse. $500 Essex. DUf Green. won Miss Chsfsn
james NJ. Patterson, second; Duster, James " Pat
ters0n, third
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13

AnIERIrANS

FIr5t blsc On eTT0r--Nati01aIS ]; Americans J
Lett Oh bazes-Natiorals. >: Americans. 3 Double
pl3y- King and Egers, Atrlc5 DCnohue and
Sullivan. Tr0-h3se hit-Eof.1an Sacrifice hits
SJeinteldt ~, Tinker l3i, and DoEo5uc. Stolen
bas-Slecaau3. Passes on baIs-OT Brown. 2: OF
AltroeE. / Stuck UIt-By Brown. 3. by Alir6ck.
D Passed bsll-hliug. Time ot lamc-1 hour and
. minutes Umpires-Mcsrs OLoughlin and john
stone AttgudaEcc-l5aSl.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
rntals-- - ra - TotaIs go "A

West Gun Carriage Factory quint last
night on the Capitol Hill alleys won three
games from the Foundry team I'm the Navy
Yard League. The scores. West Gun Car
riage team, rs. as. 03; Foundry. Co.,
g. 104
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
CAMERON RUN HUNTER
David DunlOp'S Best Among
Four at Richmond Show.
MRS. GERKIN's PRIZE WINNERS

News Boy and Shop Girl Awarded
Blue Ribbons I'm Tandems. and Her
ThOrOuEhbFedS Capture Other
FiFsts-AIfred Vanderbilt Wins
Two Classes In Which He Drives.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
Local Football Schedules.

Local oOtDall OcneouleS.
Georgetown.
October l3-Masland Agricultural College.
October S-Washingion and Lee.
November 3-North Carolina. at Norfolk.
November I0-EirFinia.
NOFsmirr 1I-Yirginia Military Institute,
November 2-University Of Maryland.
November 29-GeOTge Washington.
George Washington,
October lJ-GaIlaudet
October 20-SWarthmore. nj SWarthm0re Pf
October 27-Western Maryland.
November 3-West Virginia.
November l0-Washington and lee.
November ", irginia
November 29-GeoTgetcwn.
Kendall Green.
October I3-George Washington
October 2O-Westem Maryland. at West
Minister
October g7-St Johns, st Annapolis.
November 3-Rock Hill College.
November 10-Ait. Washington. at B8lti-
more.
High school League.
October 23-Central vs. Eastern.
October 26--MCstern vs.. Technical.
November 2-Central vs. Technical
November 6-Western IS. Eastern.
November 13-Tccauical vs.. Eastern.
November l3-Westcrn ys. Central
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
CUBS WINFOURTH GAME
Brown HurlS the White SOx
Into a | to 0 Defeat.
WORLDS SERIES NOW A TIE

Hahn lost an Easy Fly in the sun
and the Bali Dropped Almost at His
Feet-The Batter Was Worked
Around Home with Aid Of Evers'
SiagIe-BrOyyn's Sensational stop.
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Little Evers was again in the way Of
the White Sox. and spoiled some likely
hits. They have 10 so quite high or wide
TO evade him.
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Tinker is credited with no hits, but his
three sacrifices show that he played the
inside game and was useful at bat as
well as I'm the field.
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Hahn,s nnII Eyeslght.

Chance started the seventh with fly,
which Hahn lost in the sun. Steinfeldt
put him en- second with a sacrifice. and
the cub manager moved up to third on
Tinkers out. AlJrock 10 Donohuc. Evers
came up with two men out. and with "a
nit needed for d run. He did not hcsi-
tate but leaned against the first bah
pitched for "a clean single over third. scor-
ing Chance with what proved TO De the
only run of the game.
The Sex threatened To- tie things I'D in
the eighth Dougherty started the inning
with a single past Evers. Davis tried to
sacrifice. but Brown, by lightning fielding.
caught D0ughcrty at second. Sullivan
tried to XIII the bau but famed. and
King completed double play by mailing
Davis in an attempt to steal second.
The Cubs made a bid for more runs in
the eighth. but good fielding by the SoX
stopped them short. After King had
gone out, Brown singled over second.
Hoffman sent q long safety TO right. and
moved uD 90 third ON Dougherty's uusuc-
cessful attempt To set Brown at third.
SheckarG hit 10 IsbeI, who held Brown
at third and caught Jimmy at first
Schultz raised "a hish fly IT, IsbclL which
the Soxs second bascman misjudged, but
manage 90 catch
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Chance tried to come all the way from
second on a bunt in the ninth. but the
ball was passed too rapidly, and was wait
ing in Sullivan's hands.
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accommodate the crowd that viii attend
Since yesterdays game. there has been
great demand for Sunday tickets.
Both teams felded grandly. the two er-
rors being a high throw by Steinfeldt and
Ia tumble Of hard roller by Davis.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13

Chicago. H., Oct 12.-AI0rdecai Brown
was q mystery to the Sox batsmen to-
day. and the Cubs captured the fourth
same Of the series by the score Of 1 to o.
The teams are now tied for the worlds
championship series with two victories
each. and the club that wins out win have
to take two OF the three games remaining
The White S0x could no nothing with
Brown Fer six innings the Cub twirler
held the American Leaguerg without q hit
and allowed but two safeties during the
remainder Of the game. Browns speed
was terrific and his control excellent
whel the Sox had men on bases, which
was rare.
The same was by far the most cleanly
played of the series. The weather condi-
uons were absolutely perfect, and a tre-
mendous crowd turned out to see the
game. which practically settled whether
the S0E were 90 be the worlds champions
or whether the Cubs We're to be back in
the race with an even chance BY far
the largest attendance OF the series turned
out. the OmciaI commission showing that
1884 people paid TO see the game. The
receipts were more than Sl40-0.
The Cubs won by clean hitting. They
touched Altrock up for seven safeues, and
two Of these were punched in the seventh
inning resulting in the only score Of the
game. For the first six innings Brown
and AltT9cE udulged in one of the great
est pitching dUels of the year. Brown
was more effective. 50 far as base hits
were concerned but SOxS suuthpaw
tightened up like clam when the Cubs
had men on bases, and by clever fielding
uipped al! threatening scores.
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Chance attempted to sacrifice in the
fourth inning. but popped out 10 AltrOck.
Schultz made tracks back toward first,
but Altrock easily threw him out.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
FENCERS SELECT MANAGER.

Red Taps Chaplain. and Hazel Baker also ran.
Time Isl.
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Yesterdays big crowd brought the total
up to 57.359 persons. which Will
mean that about 10000 will be divided
among twenty-one White SOx and nine
teen Cubs. less 10 per cent which goes
toward defraying the expenses Of the Sc
ries. The players win not receive a slice
OF the remaining games, the clubs divid-
ing the gate receipts. 1t is probable
though. that the club owners will give the
players additional compensation for the
CNc.LLnnL aamns IhnU hun nIaNnd
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&c, 1906, HAIRMoNT, W. VA.
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