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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-10

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-10

dina strona nienawidzila drugiej
jedynie dlatego, re je roznil je-
zyk.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08
REAL ESTATE BOWLERS.
Amateur Tenpin Artists Begin New
Season This Evening.

The Real Estate Amateur Bowling
League viii take 70 the alleys this evening
for the first SET OF games If the new sea-
san, the Assessors and Lawyers being Sc
leCted 90 start the ban rolling. This young
organization has again made the Palace
Alleys their home. where tnrOngs follow
their contests three evenings OF each
week
six clubs compose the organization
Assessors, Lawyers. Columbia, Potomac,
city Hall and Washington. Their season
last year was so successful and full Of in
terest that the league prepared for the
new season without any difficulty, and
the excellence of che bowiers in each
club assures close competition and great
rivalry.
The schedule which follows provides
twenty-five sets Of games for each club.
and VIII carry the season 90 the end OF
The first week IN April. 1907
October g. Assessors vs. LEVERS 10Th. Columbia
vs.. Potomac l2ih City Hall vs.. Washington; 18Th
Potomac v. Ciw Han. 18th. Columbia rs. As
SCISSORS 18Th LAWYERS y. Washington; zd, Asses
o.. Columbia City Hall. 2.L. Assessors Vs..
+ City Has. slst Columbia IS. Lawyers
lJmba vs. Washington. 9TH Assessors Us Pc
/ tomac; 9Th. LAWYERS rs. Ciu Hail. 18th. City Pan
4 C6lum6ia IS. F5t6m5t. Ia,b. Iaryers rs Wssbin5
tons -lst; Columbia IS. Assessors "a. Potomac
Is
Potomac IS. LAWYERS, GOTH Columbia IS City Han
December 8. Lawyers S.. fifv Hal, 5-h. ASSES
s0rs Ts. Potomac. lth. Columbia Washington
leti. Assessors IS. City Hall; 18th. Columbia rs.
/ Lawyers. 18th Potomac 50. Washington nth A.
se>s0rs Us. Lawyers. 18th. Columbia SIS. Potdnae
DIST fitr Han SIS. Washington.
January 2. Assessors IS. Columbia. I'd. LAWYERS
IS. Washington. itl. Potomac vs. CITY Hall- 9Th.
1 Assessors VS. Washington 9th. Columbia W. City
I Han. iltll Potomac vs. Lawyers: Ifth LAWYERS
vs.. Civ Hall; i6th. Assessors vs.. Potomac 18th
/ C0iUrgia IS. Washington. 2lst Assessors Is. City
Halls %. Columbia SIS. Lawyers 18Th Potomac IS.
. Washington 18Th Assessors rs. Lawyers; 30gh Co
: hmbia vs.. Potomac
February ], City Han rs. Washington: sth. Law
yers Fs- Washington. 9th. Columbia vs. Assessors
/ stu. Potomac ys. CITY Hall. llih. Assessors vs..
( WasainFtoni l3th, Potomac " Lawyers 18th, Co
iumb.a City Hall. 18Th. LAWYERS IS. Cts Han
/ 10Th. Assessors IS. Potomac; Zlst Columbia vs..
Washington. 18th. Assessors City Hall 9TH Co
/ iumuia Lawyers.
! March l. P1t5lnsc vs. Washington; 4th Assessors
I vs. Lawyers; 9Th. Columbia vs. Potomac Sth. Ciy
/ Han - Washington: nth. Lawyers vs.. Washing
! ton; 18Th. Assessors vs. Columbia, 18th Potomac
vs. City Hall; 18th LAWYERS vs.. CITY Hall 10Th.
I Assessors IS. Potomac I'D. Columbia vs.. Wash
iuEtou. 18th. Assessors Washington: 9Th. Po-
/ tcmac IS LAWYERS; 2ath. Columbia vs.. CITY Han
AUril J. Potomac vs. Washington: ID Assessors
/ vs. City Han 9Th, Columbia vs.. Lawyers.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Special o. II G Washington Herald
Chicago, Oct. 7-Comiskey's champion
White Sox lost the final game of the reg
ular American League season today 70 the
Detroit Tigers Score, to I.
With nothing to gain By using one Of
his best pitchers. Manager Jones sent
Fiene to the firing line. and the Tigers
amassed quite a bunch of hits before the
youngster gave way TO Frank Isbell, who
was a pitcher several years ago. lsbei,
by going In the box today, has worked in
every position on the team this season
For years he has been regarded as the
best all-around utility man in the bust
ness. and he fills one position equally as
well as another.
Chicago found few hits in Eddie Kill
Iian's fine delivery. and fans who were
/ figuring on the White Sox to bat heavily
IN the worlds series were not pleased
with the light stick work this afternoon
/ Dougherty was the only one who liked
/ Knlian's sizzlers, and the other three hits
were made by Hahn, Isbell, and Sullivan
Germany Schaefer felt at home on the
bases. and piled I'd five stolen sacks. Il
was cold. and Billy Sullivan did not care
10 peg" to the bases for fear Of making
/ his arm sore for the big games Of the
week Score.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08
PLAYERS DEFIED DREYFUS.
Clarke, Wagner, and NeaIOn Re
fused to BarnstOrm with Pirates.

Pittsburg, Oct THAT Barney Drey-
fus was unable TO make good his threat
to force his players 70 do transforming
for him until their contracts expired on
October i. because they failed to win sec
ond place in the league race, was shown
to-day when. It was said, that Capt. Fred
Clarke bade goOd-by 10 all the players
and left Pittsbuyg yesterday for the Wet,
not even wc(ing for the last game at
Cincinnati Wagner left for Hot Springs,
Ark, this evening. and First BascElan
Nealon left the team at Cincinnati for his
home I'm California. This makes three
star members who will not be with the
transformers which invade Ohio towns
tomorrow.
Some time ago D:eyfus became very
bitter and personal toward members Of
his team. saying he would make them all
play the string out 10 the end If they al
lowed New York 10 beat them cur for
second place. The challenge was 50 Cpen
that the outcome was watched with some
interest Clarke is not by any neans sure
that he viii return to the team next year.
Ii is minated this afternoon that At the
last moment. with three men ouJ, DrGy-
fus decided TO pay the players off and
let them shift for themselves. completely
backing down from his stand for punish
ment
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08
Court Tennis at Tuxedo.

Tuxedo Park. y. y. Oct "A highly
interesting exposition Of court tennis was
Witnessed by the Tuxedo colony which
was given today at the Tuxedo Tennis
and RaqUet Club between i. Johnson.
private professional coach 20 G. Garland,
Esq, who is now iu this country. and
Robert Moore, Jr., son of the well-bnown
professional, Robert Moore. The style Of
game played by both professionals was
the heavy oUt-of-dOor game and Vas
appreciated by the audience AIr. Car
land has recently built q maEniicently
equipped tennis court on his estate IN
Warwickshire England.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08
RACING CARD FOR TO-DAY.
Brighton Beach.

First r3ce-One mile. selling: three-year-olds and
upward. Mandarin. los Ebony, Palm Tree, Run
Nie-iiugo III each. Iyanhoe, WIZARD. i'anldGe Snd
CONSIDERATION l03 each. Orly III. l02. Head Dance
Caucasian and baron Usher, 100 each: Hogan, Law
souiau Lads Ellison. belle OF Portland, and Lad
ss7ian. 9S each California King. GYPSY hing, and
silver Wedding % each. GbOnnl. Baleri0, and
Macy IT,. IS each VI. AntOinette. o.
second Iace-Ihc Eighth MatrOD. six furiOngs
colts and gCldiugs Ballot l., Don Enrique and
Rossmouut IL each; NcCarter- Okenlte and laD
kee Gun. 1l6 each. HardsHOt ll2 mt Hi, 100.
Third raca-SN fulougs, nliIcs Alteration. ll5
Glamor ia, Fantastic Common sue, and Pops
Joan III each. Yankee Girl, lO6.
Fourth race-Thc jerome Handicap; one nile anC
ive-siztceuths. th-Ce-year-0los. Nezlou, lGi. Run
ming Water 10. GOoLlUcs. ui Minnie Adams. Us
Fiitb racs-Six and half furlongs; two-year
olds stray. is: Altuda and Nancy, ll2 each
Main Chance. GraCIiuIn. and ArimO 40 each; Mer
nh Beaufort and Bariug0, l0, each Phlander l1i
Sixth race-One nile and a furlCng: three-year
olds and up Bad News. ll6; Martin Doyle. III
Jungle Imp. l0l; CedeTstrome, 81; PenThyn and
California hing, s. each.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08
Manager StahI Called Home.

Manager Jake Stahl yesterday LETT
Washington for his home in Elkhart.
Ind, called thither by the critical i'll
ness Of his sister. Mr.. Stahl was in
Philadelphia with the local club when
he received the telegram calling him
hime and he Immediately returned to
Washington and prepared to take the
first train yesterday morning for the
west. He does not expect to return
here until late in the winter.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08
TIGERS SMALL SCORE.
Princeton Enthusiasts Not UiSsafIs-
fed with Saturdays Game.

Princeton. n j. Oct The small
number Of points that the Tigers rolled
up against Washington and Jefferson
saturday has been the main topic Of
conversation here to-day. The game has
been discussed from start To finish but
there is no dissatisfaction expressed at
the result Every one. including the
coaches, realizes that Princeton played
the game for what is was worth, and the
weather conditions were adverse.
All the men came out Of the fray IN
I first class shape Coonev. Capt Dillon,
standard, and Herring are as fit, If not
filter, than before Only three substi-
tutes were used Cox and Slower. who
are new men iu varsity football. look
( Ike corners The Tigers learned their
weak SPOT yesterday. and the ceaches
wiz set about To patch them Up before
/ the game with Annapolis next Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08
SUNDAY GOLF CAUSES STIR.
Chicago-s Most Exclusive CIEb EIay
Split Over the Matter.

Chicago. oct Z-For the first tine IN
the Organizations history. Sunday play
was permitted today on the links Of the
HOmeWoCd Country Club. Chicago's
most exclusive scIGnE society
When the club was founded. in 1870. a
constitutional provision prohibited sun
day golf The constitution could not be
changed without twc--llrds vote. -Four
times the effort was made TO secure IHis
change. AT each successive vote the
number of ballots against sunday Observ-
ance increased The necessary majority
WIS lacking, however, until the fifth bal
/ lOt last night.
The pro-Sunday golfers celebrated the
occasion hy q series of matches around
( the course. The ants kept strictly away
/ from the clubhouse and there is talk
Of q big secession movement
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08
District shoot Postponed,

Owing to unfavorable weather condi-
dons. the final contest for marksmen
and sharpshooters Of the District Ma
tional Guard was postponed until /
o'clock to-day. at which time the finals
viii DE decided I'm the Senatorial TrophS
match the Gerstenberg match, and the
Distinguished Marksmen's match. The
distance in each will he 1000 yards
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08

ter than for the Cubs this year He is
Dougherty's superior In every point OF
the game.
Jones stands Alone.
in passing around laureis one should
not overlook Fielder Jones in preference
to any one whom the Cubs could pre-
sent In center field. Jones has 10 equal
il the middle field, and he is not only
a most useful person there but also is
a great baserunner and 'inside'' player.
one time Jones was a crack batsmaa.
but managerial duties seem TO have
dimmed his eye. Anyway. Jones is not
the batter he was before he took up
Jimmy Galatians mantle as the leader
of the White SOx. Hahn has strength
ened the White Sox's OUtfle!d, but
Schultze is regarded as a better right
gardener.
Since they won the championship sew
eraI DAYS ago. the Cubs have had no
reason 20 extend themselves, and playing
the remainder Of the season was much
more of a diversion than a task; there
fore. they should DC al their very best
for the series which begins tomorrow
afternoon. On the other hand, the White
Sox have had no time 10 Tecuperate. and
they are hardly ft for the struggle.
The cubs are picked as the winners.
and critics who have seen both clubs
play this season believe that it will be
a walkaway for Frank Chances men.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08
Louisville.

First race-FiTe and a half flrIougs. selling Isa-
bel Aintree, 81; Oursdi, l007 see KITTY, Earl OF
leicester Neda ana gyburBiG IG2 each Merry
Patriot I05; Two Bells Lady Nimout Laura D.,
and La Thorpe, l07 each; Bon Niyant and QuaFga
10 each; Tanager and Ny Bessie, III each, and
san ArdO. lis.
Second nee-Ope mile; selling. Infammabie,
Pacidco. Fleetwood, Gllfsin. Joe Lesser Falkland.
sand BATH AlC1r. HelgeFsGn Auditor ana fOtrcrl
Grsnde, 100 each; kIeInwood, Nhippoorwil Prince
Magnet, Elliott and 81. George jr., IL each.
p Oberon and Tsury, g each; Telegapher, 9l
Alfonso 81 HeCt0s l0i. PT-Slss tlrna. 10; told
Fourth Tace-Sh2 : .lechase Battle
Greek and Raven ssIkeY Is: Gus
Lanka, Weber - l32 each; st
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08
CHANCES CLUB is BEST
Chicago Cubs Picked to Win
the Worlds Series.
WHITE sOX TOO WEAK AT BAT

Their Forte Is Base Running and
Fielding, but the Cubs Are Almost
Equally Proficient in These Ele-
ments-Victory Easy for Nationals,
But Americans Had Hard Struggle.
worlds Series Begins Tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08
TIGERS WIN The FINAL
White SOx Humbled By Kill
lian'S Fine B0xWOrk.
F. IsBELL's UNIQUE RECORD

Old Player Pitched the
Last Two Innings, Thus Finishing
the Season After Having Played In
Every Position on the Team Dur
ing the Championship Race-LiGht
Batting of sox Alarms Supporters.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08

Earned Uns-St Louis. I. Chicago. Z. Three
base hii-Sieckard. Sacrifice hits-Holly. Burch
Steinfeidt and Sheckard. Double plays-Hoimsu
% Chance. Tinker 20 Chance Passed hdiIs-N8onau
/: Moran J. Stolen bases Chance %. and Ben
nett. Bases on balls-Of NCGlyHn. 8; of Overall
. Struck out-By McGlynn. Z. by Overall g
Left ca bases-St Louis. 6. Chicago. g. Umpire
Mr. Carpenter Time Of game-2 hours and .
minutes Attendance $500.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08
CUBS TIE LAST GAME.
Champions and Cardinals Go Eleven
Innings TO Draw

St Louis. Oct. st Louis and Chicago
tied in the final game of the season this
afternoon in an eleven-inning game. 3 to
8 McGIym and Overall split about even
on the pitching, and errors by both clubs
counted i'm the run-getting. Score:
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08


Chicago s.; Detroit H. rwo-base hits-lso5ll
Iiudsiv PAYNE and Schacfer t5I. Double plays
Joaes Dundon. and Isbell; oLeary. Lindsay, and
PAYNE. Hrs-GF Fiene 70 in seven innings. Bases
oH balls-Of Fiene. 5; q k.ilsn. 8 strgck out
~ le1e- 60 i,ii ~ l-' I'M ri 5lp.-i
hour and 8 minutes. umpire-Mr. o Loughlin. At
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08
BROWNS LOSE AT HOME.
BIues, with Liebhardt's Fine
Pitching, Win Easily.

St Louis, Oct. TIE season was
brought to a close to-day by the Cleve-
land Blues defeating the St Louis Browns
7 10 g. The feature was the pitching Of
Liebhardt for the visitors. Score:
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08

Earned rus-St, Louis ?; Cleveland, 3, TWo-base
hIts-CmEalt1u. Wallace. Clarke. and CafEn. Three
base hi.-Stoue Sacrifice hlts-l0nes and StoralL
Double play R0ckgnhed % Wallace 81 Jones.
Siolev ha=e-Stoue. Bases balis-oH Smith. .
struck uuf-BY smith g. uv LieblariI G. Left on
ha~es-St Louis .. Cleresud G. Umpre-Ar.
EUus. Time u game hour and % minutes. At
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08
shooting Watch at Fredericksburg

Sped O The Wa5llngtCC HcraId.
Fredericksburg. Va. Oct THE Fred
ericksburg Gun Club will hold a shoot
ing match at this place on October II.
The Winchester squad Of expert shoot
ere viii be the guests OF the local or
ganization. Several clubs in Virginia
have been invited to participate.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08

Washington viii be the scene Of the
second meeting Of the United Hunts Rae
ing Association. October ., .. and -
being fixed as the dates for the events
that viii be run over the excellent Ben
ming course OF the Washington Jockey
Club. The District Of Columbia is the
heart of the gentleman riding section
Maryland and Virginia, as well as this
city. being noted for the excellence Of
their hunt clubs and clever riders.
While but a comparatively new organi-
cation. the United Hunts Racing Ass0-
citation Is already q power in steeplechas-
ing and amateur racing. Every prominent
hunt club in America is a member, and
every hunting man is deeply interested in
it's success, and success viii surely crown
its autumn meeting at Benniug. for meet
ings OF the hunts Of Virginia, Maryland.
and elsewhere have been held, pledgl1g
their support and cooperation in the
forthcoming meeting
Meeting at Morris Park.
The first meeting Of this association was
held last fall ~ Morris Park. New York.
and it was an unqualified success in every
point of interest It's patrons were the So
cial and financial leaders OF metropolitan
society. the races were keenly contested
by the best "chaSeTs" and hunters in
America. the riders We're among the best
| spOrtsmen known in hunting circles, and
/ the future success Of the association was
/ assured from the start.
The races for bona fide hunters viii
be a great attraction to all hunt clubs
/ in this section, not only for the pleasure
Of winning and the material benefit Of the
/ substantial prizes. but such races increase
/ the value of the hunter.
Military SteepIechase.
A feature Of this meeting. which will
/ have unusual interest for Washingtontans
will be the military steepIechase for
/ horses owned and ridden by officers of the
/ United States army. Such races are no
novelties in other countries. but tho
! chase for the soldiers last fall was the
1 first of its kind ever held in the United
/ States under the auspices of an 2SsOCia-
/ ton While the programme Of events has
| not been arranged, il is expected there
/ will be five steeplechases and one rae,
on the fat each of the three days Of thC
! local meetings.
Perry Belmont at the Head.
Hon. Perry Belmont is president of thC
/ association. and Mr.. Harry s. Page f.
/ vice president. Mr.. Page is well known il
/ Washington. having carried his owr
( horses over the brush at regular meet
/ ings Of the Washington Jockey Club He
/ is one Of the best known amateur sports
4 men in America, one Of the foremost gen
tleman riders, and the only amateur who
l ever won a National on his own horse
/ Mr.. John r. Townsend, who is secretary
/ and treasurer, has probably done mor'
| for the hunting interest than any one mar
in purchasing the large estate ne has il
/ lower Fauquier County Virginia; In offer
/ ing prizes to the farmers for tEe DfoteC-
tior and care of the foxes, and generally
/ Is ablishing a feeling of good will be
/ tw cen hunter and farmer
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08

Totals--..... 2 s 2 IS

Two-base hits-Mowery Neal0n. PETIT and Meier.
Three-hase hit-Gauey. Hit b. pitcher-LeeYer. J.
First base balls-Od Essick. 4; OF Lever .
First base on errors-PittsbuTg. I. Left On bases
Cincinnati q; Pittshurg :. Sacrifice Mts-Nealon.
Jude. Shehan. and PETIT. Stolen bases-Leach and
Deal Struck OUt-By Essics. 2; by Lever, 2
Umpre-Mr. ODay. Time Of game hours.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08
PIRATES BUNCH HITS.
Cincinnati Loses Final Contest Be
fore Il small Crowd.

Cincinnati, Ohio, oct. 7.-Bunched hits
gave the Pittsburgs the last game of the
season here to-day before q small crowd.
Score
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08
BUFFALO GETS COLD FEET.
BisOns Go Home, Leaving Minor
League Series Unfinished.

Columbus. Ohio. Oct. buffalo and Co
IUmbus broke even to-day In the double
header for the Class A Minor League
championship this afternoon. making the
series stand, Buffalo, g. Columbus. ., The
agreement was for the best four games
out Of seven. but Buffalo left for home to-
night, and the chances axe that the series
viii not be finished, as the teams have
disa greed over conditions. The score.
First game X =
Caumbu.............. 0 O 0 0 o. s
Bstteries- RIssinsar and NcAlisteri Fallerty aud
Ryan,
Second game r. II. Z.
RuHaIa. ........................ 20080 90 3 8
Columbus. I J 0 Ks 2
Batteries- Kissnger. Grcan and McAIlister; Bc--
gen and Blue ImpirCs-MessIs. Moran and sui
Ivan. Attendance. t.40.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-08
RACES OVER THE JUMPS
United Hunts to Hold Meet
ing on Benning Course.
STEEPLECHASE FOR SOLDIERS

Officers of the United States Army to
Compete in Feature Event-One
Race on the Flat Each Day for
Amateur Riders - Preparing TO
Make the Meeting a Success.