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jamestown EXPOSITION

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Harry Anderson, fifty-two years OF age,
of 1890 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, was
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Isottie Hoffman. thirty years of age,
whose home is at 1920 9th street. fell while
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While cleaning a railroad car in the New
Jersey avenue yard last evening about 8
o'clock Antonio Marucio. thirty years of
age, was struck by a passing engine and
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Chevy Chase Lake-Marine Band concert,
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While working at the Varnum Hotel yes
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years of age, residing at 921 I'd street north
east, received a severe scalp wound due to
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Concert at Iowa Circle.

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The Washington times., 1907-03-12
TODD REGAINS FORM
AND BEATS WALLACE
Ionight'S Game Between
Harding and Sherman
Is Important.

Joe Todd. the champion Of New Jer-
sey. held good 10 his statement that he
was again I'm form by defeating Walter
Wallace, champion OF Virginia. in the
thirteenth game in the great Southern
handicap pool tournament. which is be-
ing held in the rooms Of the National
Hotel The final score was 100 20 IS.
Todd played strong game through
out. The New Jerseyite got big lead
at the start. and though Wallace par
TALLY Overcame this margin by consist
ent work, the latter vas never really
dangerous
This is the first game out OF the four
that Todd has won. He has lost 20
Sherman, Harding. and Stewart His
victory last evening ties him with Wal
lace for fifth place. with one game won
and three lost, and a percentage Of go.
II also gives the man from Jersey the
only possible chance ne will have from
now on for tying for third place in the
final standing.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12
Will Be for Cup OF Trophy.

II he rece is arranged. II will be fol
cup or trophy, with amateurs %
drive. G. X. c. Billings. the owner OF
Major Delmar. is now in Florida. but is
expected 10 return shortly lie has no;
been approached on tho matter. 1yt
tEose close iE touch win him expect
no trouble IN securing his consent to
the match He will again start one OF
ms Tast horses IN the race for the Mem
PMS Gold Cup, and there viii be no
dlmculty In adjusting the dates. as the
New York Driving Club VIII be able %
secure almost any date in July OF Aug
ust. 70 suit Mr.. Billings convenience
MI Webb was Ia New York YESTERDAY
and said Mr.. StOtesbufy was anxious 10
drive Sweet Marie against Major Del
mar. but should Ar. Billings decline.
sweet Marie viii start against any good
trotter that may be selected by the New
YORK Driving Club. The latter orgauizJ
lion. IN the event OF the original match
falling through. will probably arrange 70
match James B. Brady's George O.
tz-O5lz), by HomewarG T2I5IEi. against
Sweet Marie
The Washington times., 1907-03-12
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
FOR a. AND N. PREPS

March 2e-Techuical II. S. at \. y.
F. :.
April st. Johns College at \ y.
+ s
April Central n. s. at A. y. 2. :.
April 6-EmersOn Institute al A. y.
z. s
April 9-Central IT. s at a y. p 8
April 12-Central n. :. az \ y. 4. s.
April Washington :. for Boys At 4.
y =. =
April 1e-Georgetown Prep. School at
Georgetown
April co-Technical II. s. At A. y.
=. :
April Washington \. a. at \. y.
T. <
April 25-Eastern II. s. at \. y. =. s.
April 2o-Western II. s. az 4 y. +. &
May Emerson Institute al A y
p
May 9-Georgetown Prep. AZ \. y
p :
MAY If-Eastern IT, s. at a. y. p. s.
May lS-WOodberry Forest at Orange.
Va.
May eI-Business II. 5. at a. y. p. s.
MAY 22-Gallaudet at Kendall Green.
u. G..
May 25-Mt. St. Joseph College. Balti-
more
The Washington times., 1907-03-12
ED SULLIVAN SAYS BLANKENSF1P SHOULD MAKE GOOD
JONES GIVES IN

The following telegram was re-
eeived this morning from Thomas
5. Rice, the sporting editor of
The Times, who is with the base
ball team in Galveston, Tex:
"Cantillon announced this
morning that John Anderson,
Charlie Jones, and Jack War
ner are all on their way to
Galveston TO join the Wash
ington club.
The entire bunch is going
bathing at 10 o'clock, and
there will be no morning
practice. The fishing trip
headed by Cantillon and
Cross viii probably be called
off for lack of shrimp bait"
The Washington times., 1907-03-12
GREAT MATCH RACE
MAY Be ARRANGED
Owners Of Major Delmar
and Sweet Marie May
Reach Agreement

NEW YORK. March 12.-President
George W. Grote, Of the New York
Driving Club. is working energeticaIIy
to bring about the match between G.
X. G. Billings bak geldIng Major Del
mar d:592s), and +. T. Stotesbury's bay
mare. Sweet Marie (2:J5a4).
Should Mr.. Grote succeed in arranging
the race 1t Will be decided at the light
harness meeting Of the New York DTiv.
ing Club, in July or August. z 7
Stotesbury has consented 10 drive Sweej
Marie against Major DcIn-ar. and he ha:
Instructed Mr.. Webb. who has charge
Of the champion trotting mare. with
Mr. Stotsbury's other horses. TO prepare
LEI for racing next summer. Sweet
Marie Will be sent To Poughkeepsie OF
April l, and placed in charge Of Trainer
Bill Andrews
The Washington times., 1907-03-12
BRIGHT PROSPECTS
FOR CATHOLIC TEAM
Men Have First Workout
Under Captain Canale.
Dates Being Arranged.

A majority Of the candidates for the
Catholic University baseball team. called
out BY Captain Carale. reported for bat
ting practice Saturday morning.
As this was the first time the men
have donned sheir suits. not much can
be judged from their work Of that morn
ing, bat as soon as the snow clears
away Captain Canale expects 10 have
his squad out for hard work in prepare
ton for their first game. with George
Washington. March %. II is hard 10 get
much Of a llna on the men, as most OF
them are new az the University. but
with hard work Manager Nicrosl and
Captain Canale expect TO put out a
fairly strong team
The Washington times., 1907-03-12
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
ARE STAKED ON RACES

PARIS, March 12.-According 10 the re-
port presented by NJ. Cabaret TO the
Official committee entrusted with the
distribution OF the fund created by the
tax on mutual betting on horse racing.
the amount Of money staked at the
mutual betting establishments during
l9O5 was sS.0O0O00 in excess OF the staked
i 1908.
The total sum in the hands OF the
committee for distribution To public and
private charitable institutions amounted
at the end Of last year TO S9oS 900: $500 =
600 were distributed TO Sucn institutions
in the provinces. $3.50. 900 TO Partisan
institutions. and s24.500 TO French chart
table institutions abroad
The Washington times., 1907-03-12
HALLIDAY MANAGER
OF NAVY 0ARSMEN

ANNAPOLIS. No. March n.-Mid-
shipman Seymour Z. Halliday. OF Aus
tin. Texas, has been selected manager
Of the Naval Academy boat crews in
place OF Midshipman Samuel L. Hen
derSOn
Halliday rOwed in one Of the junior
crews and has also been a member
OF the football squad for several sea-
sons. He will graduate in June.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12
IMPORTANT CONTEST AT
Y. NJ. c. A. ON THURSDAY

AT the !. NJ c. a. Thursday night
will be seen one OF the most importau,
games on the schedule Of the Washing
ton City League.
The game Is between the Y. NJ. G.. A.
and Second Regiment. Upon this game
depends IN a great extent the cham
Usonship % the league. for II the 7
VI. O.. A. team defeats the Second Rcrf-
ment Jhe championship viii 60 10 the
CAROLS. but II the Second Regiment
team wins The game. they will then ba
tied with CAROLS and have 90 play OFF
the rie for the first h0nOrs
The lineup
The Washington times., 1907-03-12
PRINCE EDWARD ISLANDERS
THREATENING SECESSION

CHARLOTTETOWN. p. f l.. March
FL JlnCe Edward Island. last Of the
maritime provinces Of Canada to join
the confederation. seriously proposes to
be the first TO leave ii.
The letter and the spirit of the agree
ment on the part of the Dominion TO
maintain mail and passenger cOmmun-
icatiCn between the mainland and the
island winter and SUMMER have been
imperative. With the Dominion pledges
broken for years the islanders have
enough grounds for secession.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12
Ted Sullivan Discusses
CdntiILOn'S Selections
Famous Baseball Authority Arrives Here From
Mexico and Speaks in Glowing Terms of
Washington's New PLAYERS.

Ted Sullivan. who is. perhanps. one
OF the best authorities on all phases
OF the baseball situation. stopped off
in Washington yesterday on his way to
New York
sullivan has just returned from Mex
leo, where ne has been with the world
champion White SoX, and he Is de-
cidedly enthusiastic over that country
as a place for the establishment Of
training camps. According TO Sullivan.
the place is not only as ideal one in
every respect for the work TO be done.
but II Is the best advertising stunt that
has yet been pulled of in the history
Of the great national game, and should
be Of no small profit to the owners OF
the Chicago American Club
Praises Nationals New Men.
The eminent baseball authority and
writer also gave out some interesting
bits Of gossip concerning the all-im-
portant topic TO Washington fans Of
some OF the new men who are now
working under Manager Joe Cantillon.
Sullivan speaks in glowing terms Of
two men in particular, and says that
they not only have the individual abil-
ity to become prizes In their lines, bat
that. under such a man as Cantillon.
they should round 10 in a much shorter
time than under a less capable leader.
These men are the much-talked-Of
Blankenship and Pitcher Graham. The
former was drafted by the Cincinnati
club two years ago by Sullivan when
the latter was the agent Of that club.
There was no place for him either at
The Washington times., 1907-03-12

first or behind the bat. and he was
used as a general utility man and in
this capacity more than made good. A
little over a month ago CautlllOu. fore
seeing a breach with Stahl and think
ing ne could make use of Blankenship,
secured the man. II the eS-manager
holds out and still refuses To play with
the Nationals, the former Cincinnati
player will be developed into a first
sacker. THAT ne will make good at
this position" said Sullivan, there is
not the slightest doubt He is the
right build for a first baSeman Is a
fast and heady basc-Tunner. and Is a
consistent and timely hitter. CantillOn
made a coup when he bought Bianken-
ship
Thinks Graham a Good One.
Sullivan is as enthusiastic regarding
Graham as he is concerning BIanken-
ship. 4 noticed him several times
when was out on the coast and he
was playing for the Oakland club. He
is a left-handcr OF no mean ability,
with an assortment OF curves and
twists and the necessary speed At bat
ne is no exceptional wonder. but as
stick with most Of the men now tossing
EN- over in the two big leagues
To return TO a discussion OF Blank
enship and the possibility Of MS being
developed into a hrst-sacker. Cantillon
practically made DonOhue. and he has
II In him 10 perform the same feat with
the Washington clubs new man.
Sullivan states that he has been ap-
preached by the owners Of one OF the
Western clubs as a prospective pur-
with the owners II the price is salts
factory he will ose no time In taking
the franchise Just what club il is Mr.
Sullivan refused TO say.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12
WAR DECLARED ON
ATHLETIC GRAF TIERS
Day of the paid Amateur"
Is Over-Players Will
Have to Be Good.

NEW YORK. March I2-Graft in am
ateur athletics is at an end. The days
Of basketball and hockey players and
others identified with amateur pastimes
receiving money consideration Tor ;heir
services are gone never 10 return.
War has been declared on all athletic
crafteTs by James L Sullivan. president
OF the Amateur Athletic Union. and Dr..
Fisher, Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. who have evidence showing
profe ssiOnalism under the g1Ijse Of sport
The knowledge acquired by Mr.. Sulli-
van and Or. Fisher OF the doings OF the
underworld In athletics came throug
an investigation which has covered a
Ieriod OF several months.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12

The Chicago White SOx are making
things hum In the city Of Mexico. T-pou
their arrival an immense crowd. iuclud-
ing hundreds OF Americans. greeted them
and treated Charley COmiSkey 10 an
ovation President Ban Johnson did not
accompany the SoN because of illness.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12
A Rare Condition.

They have found men competing as
amateurs who Were cut and out pro-
fessiouals. The offenders were most
reckless in their demands for financial
reward. Many of them refused to play
in basketball games unless given appear
ance money. and all participated in a
certain percentage Of the gate receipts.
They also bet heavily on the possible
outcome OF a match game.
In the future. trainers, coaches. and
instructors, and all amateur athletes
will have to keep within the strict letter
OF the law governing amateur sport.
Any athlete found guilty of professional
conduct will be expelled from the anna
teur ranks for life and loss of position
Kill likely be the punishment meted out
to others. In their fight for clean.
honest amateur sport, Messrs. Sullivan
and Fisher have the support OF the
Public Schools Athletic League. Am
ateur Athletic Union. and Young Men 5
Christian Association.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12
Important Game Tonight.

The contest scheduled for tonight g
probably the most important so far
Frank Sherman. eX-champion OF the
world. Will meet Bernard Harding, OF
Washington, at the usual handicap Of
lo5 to 100. The Washington man Is now
in the lead, with a record OF two games
won and none lost Sherman has won
three and lost one. Should the local
man win tonight Il will put Sherman
back TO fourth place and give the for
mer an enviable hold on the chances
for first money. Should he lose. SheT-
man will go TO first place. with four won
and one lost, and Harding and Stewart
would be tied for second place.
The standing OF the players follows.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12
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Lelivelt the Young 0utficlder who is
slugging the ball for the Athletic YAM
gans. resembles Pickering in the field
lie is left-handed hitter. ard his pO-
sition at the bat is not unlike that OF
the former Quaker center fielder There
is this difference. however. that the new
man possesses some gray matter.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12
TERRY TURNER REFUSES
CONTRACT FOR $4,000

CLEVELAND, Ohio. March Pit was
learned today that Terry Turner. short
stop OF the Cleveland baseball team. re-
fused an offer Of President KHfoyle.
of three years contract. at $1,000
tor that period.
Turner held out until yesterday. sign
ing a contract for 81. $50 for the season
Turner came 20 Cleveland from Column
bus. for $3.50 a year.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12
Preliminary Schedule Disarranged.


The St Louis Browns have left San
Antonio, Texas, because the manage
ment of the team there has suddenly
been deprived Of the grounds They
have gone 10 Austin TO finish their pre-
liminary work. This will disaTrange the
exhibition schedule OF Washington. and
number Of other clubs. training in this
section so that little dependence is to
be placed in the first half dozen dates
on the lists that have been published
In Washington at various times. The
schedules became badly tangled some
time ago and many contests viii be can
celed.
Cantillon found yesterday that ne was
booked To play in three places on one
Sunday and one Of them was San An
tonic. Now that the Browns have left
there ii is likely he will call of that
game and remain in Galveston.
Games will be played I'm Galveston next
Saturday and Sunday and they are big
paying days here and playing on them
Is Ike finding money. as Il was last
Sunday.