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The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

0nu'at-7 Railway First and VI streets northeast. s'
"Rube" Clark's three-sacker past first
base nthe ninth inning Of yesterday S
game between St Stephens Institute and
the Columbia Athletic Club. driving in
Bradley, not only broke up the tie which
had existed up 10 that inning. bat per
mttted the West Enders to win by 20 8.
By ST. Stephens Institute winning yes
tegdays game. three teams were tied for
first place In the league and when the
AloyslIs Club and the West Enders meet
on next Tuesday there promises 20 De d
ratuing contest
s.. Stephens Institute went 90 the viii
low first. Hughes being retired from short
70 FIRST. Bradley chased three-sacker to
deep center. but died when Clark and
Warden completed the two remaining
outs
Taylor was sent 20 first base by Kerr,
and Hook batted him into a double play
from Hughes 20 Heinrich 20 King. Bah
son went the easy route 70 first base, and
Willie Keane hammered a home run out
beyond the railroad tracks, scoring Bah
son Heinrich hit safely in the second.
stole the second point. and reached home
on Kerr's drive over short
Neither team tailed until the West
Euders I'm the ffth. on single and
double. placed themselves in the lead by
9 70 O. Iu the last half Of this session
TAYLOR caught a likely one on his bat,
and before Bradley could return it from
center. was on third lie reached the
catchers spot on Hooks single past short
This ended the scoring until the last half
Of the ninth. when Clark broke up the
game. Hughes popped a fly 20 Keaue-
Byadleys Texas Lacquer was over short.
a1d Rube Clarks timely welt went out TO
right field CAROLS drive sent tile
pitcher-third beseman home.
Fast fielding and spectacular plays We're
in order during the entire game "Wilzle"
Keane's catch Of Heinrich's fy in the
fifth. jumping in the air for the ball and
then hurdled a bicycle. being the most
sense tionaL Cumberland had to retire
from the game in the same inning after
having been hit by thrown bali
Hughes was laid out for a while. a ball
hitting him in the head. but he pluCkily
resumed play.
Jimmie Kerr's work with men on bases
showed that he held Columbia well ~
check. Fulcher had six strikeouts. but
was unable to keep the hits scattered.
The official score;
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Gloom at Annapolis.

Annapolis, May B-The defeat Of the
Navy baseball team 10y the West Poin;
cadets to-day caused much disappolnt-
mont at the Naval Academy, for although
West Point had been playing q. somewhat
stronger game, it was confidently expect
I'd that the Middies would win.
The game was hulletinCd 10y innings % a
large crowd during the progress Of the
Navy -SWarthmore track meet here to-
day. and there was much jubiIatiou until
the score Of the ninth inning which
turned the tide of battle, came over the
wire. and happiness gave way 70 gloom.
IL was the sixth game between the two
institutions, and this makes West Points
fourth victory and breaks the hoodo0 that
neither team was heretofore able 10 win
on home grounds
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MAGNATES FAVOR KELLEY.
American Association Managers
Willing TO Have Him I'm Game.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Milwaukee, WIS. May N-Mike Kelley
case is not ended by the ordering Of the
Washington player of the field at Chicago
few days ago. According 10 a report
received here to-day from st. Paul,
George Lennon. of that city. Kelleys old
enemy, is anxious to prevent the action
said 10 be proposed by the American
Association. The American Association
magnates. with the exception of Lennon.
are said to favor the removal Of the ban
on Kelley. SO that he will be able to get
into the game once more.
Kelley was suspended by the American
Association after a long warfare, but il
was finally decided when the national
commission voted that this action render
ed him ineligible to play ball anywhere
that the penalty had been too strong for
his offense, and that all record of his
offense was ordered effaced from the min
utes of the association directors.
The national commission. however. has
refused to consider this action as sufficient
10 allow Kelley 90 play again. SO IL is
reported that the association directors
will recall the ban of suspension against
him. This will allow Kelley 20 play al
Washington. Cantill0n is leading in the
fight on behalf of Kelley.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE NOTES

Rhode Island Methodist has won a
game.
Champion is one Of the best catchers in
the league.
The crowds are just as large but they
do not seem to care to sit down.
Miller and Zanelli are having quite a
race for home-run honors. zanelli leads
by one.
Rhode Island Methodist and Waugh are
tied for cellar hoaors. Each has won one
game and lost FIVE
Patterson. at second for Waugh. man
ages to knock down nearly everything
that comes his way.
Miller. the new shortstop of the Waugh
team, is considered to. be every bit as
good as his predecessor, Suckert.
The game Friday was the first in which
lie Mat has failed to get a hit The 1.-THE
shortstop is usually good for at least two
a game.
II Rhode Island Methodist can retain
the services Of Symonoslde there ought 10
be a difference in the standing Of the
teams at the end of the season.
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4.4AA,~oA14- --.-~ -.

"a. JOsePa i.nu 81. DO4iiinie aiattI~
40. .-...,n s..-.4ass ~ ssS scv.s,
To-marovs game- St Peters vs.. st ymccuts at
GeUgatown
After eleven innings OF one Of the fast
est games played this year in an amateur
league. the game between St Joseph's
and St YinCcnts was called because o.
darkness. Score, to s.
Il was a pitchers battle between Eb-
bert and knockey, and the honors were
about even, Ebbert tanning fourteen men
and allowing ten hits and one pass,
Knockey tanning eight and allowing but
nine hits and one pass.
The Dominicans. up 10 the end Of the
ninth, seemed sure OF a victory, the score
being TO in their favor. but S3lb. the
first man up in the ninth for the ST. Jo-
seph team. knocked the first ball pitched
for the first home run, thereby tying the
score
Stuckett played his usual good game at
short, accepting thirteen chances without
"a sip-up.
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Walter Camp TO Travel.

New Haven. Conn. May 1S.-Walter
Camp, Yale's athletic adviser. will sail
for England next Tuesday. Mr.. Camp
Is going on a business trip. but he may
assist I'm the final arrangement for the
international track meet between Yale.
Harvard, oxford, and Cambridge. Nr
Camp only recently recovered from a
severe Illness and hopes to improve his
health by the trip. His wife and little
daughter Will accompany him
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ST. ELIZABETH. IA; DOLPHIN, 4.
Congress Heights Team EariIy De-
featS sailor Aggregation.

ST. Elizabeth pounded Burford an over
the hospital grounds yesterday afternoon.
and the sailors from the United States
steamship Dolphin were easy victims. by
a 20 f.
The hospital team put up gilt-edged
exhibition. and Hughey Bartlett, who re-
lieyed Chinu in the third. repeated the
dose he gave the jackies last week
Thrali established the ground record with
the stick getting four singles and home
run in six times up Jones PLAYED a
beautiful game at first. and batted in
his usual form The official score:
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Ninth TEAM LOSES LEAD
First Methodists Take First Place
in Sunday School,
Christian Outht FOrfeits Game in
Eighth Inning by DisputInE
Jmpire's Decision.
sTANDING OF TEANIs

Mondays gme-Nir-h vs. B-thau- Thirteenth
and u streets u1rbsast
In q game fun OF hard hitting First
ousted Ninth ont Of the leadership OF the
Sunday School League yesterday al Thfr-
teenth and u streets northeast by virtue
Of the teams refusal 70 play after dlsput-
ing decision Of the umpire in the eigth
inning. when he called Rountree safe at
first, thereby permitting Quigley 10 cross
The pan with the twelfth run
The score was a tie. u 20 j. when. with
QuIgley on third and two down. Rountrea
knocked a smart Er0under 10 Brogme at
short. who whipped the ball over TO first
The umpire called him safe and Acting
Captain Kerper protested that he was out
The argument continued until Umpire
Newman declared the game forfeited to
First
AS 20 the game itself there was little
20 IL but sluggilg. and good. hard slug
gins IA that There was one three-b8se
hit ten doubles, and nineteen singles
made in the seven and tw0-thirds innings
of play.
Both teams were forced to put in new
pitchers. but still the clouting continued.
Evans covered himself with glory al third
for Ninth. and in addition 10 his fielding
slammed out two doubles
Ninth was without the services Of four
of her regular players. Capt. Conner al
short being one Of the absentecs. Broome.
who covered that position yesterday, did
it in such a manner that the captain was
not missed. The official score:
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After this all games will be played at
Thirty-ffth and " streets.
Graf. Of Trinity. allowed only thre4
hits IN his game with St Joseph.
The league schedules. printed by
Spalding, were given out last week.
Rev Eugene Hannah. manager Of St
Martins has signed Connie Doyle. the
star George Washington infieider.
The crowds and collections are i'm
proving steadily. The games in George
town are especially well attended.
Michael. the crack Western twirle-. viii
report 10 Manager Dove. Of Trinity, as
soon as the high school games are over.
So FAR there has been no errorless
games Trinity. ST. Peters. and St Vim
cents have each played games with only
two errors.
Burch PLAYED a good game behind the
bat for Trinity last Wednesday in the
game with ST. joseph's, allowing no
stolen bases.
St Martins has one Of the best
pitchers among the amateur leagues in
Hilcary In the game with St Vim
cents he famed eleven. walked two.
and allowed but seven scattered hits.
The league has failed 10 carry out its
original plans in regard 20 the eligibility
rule. At meeting Of the board Of mana
gers Friday night il was voted To resund
the rule that prohibits a player from
playing I'm another league after having
played one game In the Marquette League
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Rock HilI College Refuses to Accept
tmplre's Decision,

Rock Hill College forfeited their game
with Gallaudet on Kendall Green yester-
day afternoon, Umpire Holiday awarding
the game to Gallaudet by the score Of 8
to when Rock Hill left the field in the
seventh inning, refusing to abide by one
of his decisions.
The score was to . in favor of Rock
Hill. with Gallaudet at bat when the
game was forfeited Both Dillon and
Edeien, the opposing pitchers, were in
form, and II would have been a pretty
game but for the incessant kicking Of the
visitors
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Earned nlns-St D1minics, 2, 81. Josephs. 2
First base by errors -. paminics s. 81. Joseph s,
@ Lett on bssss-St. DmIuics Z. First base on
hals-Of knockey. !; on Ebbert ]. Struck out
Br ku0ckcy, 2 by Ebberf, u. Home Hm-C. sab
IErcehase hsts-knocsoy Priest Twotsse hits
DALEY Alestr knockcy, smith. Stolen bases
Malone Jones Neister salb NaceIon. DALEY.
Double pays-nodd 90 smith, StIckctt TO Sslb
Mcdonald % Malone. Stucset. 90 Salh Hit by
ritchT-By knockev. J. Passed balls-McDgnal1. T.
UmUire-Mr Berger Time Of game-I hour and .
minutes
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IItals - iEl1

Earned rlus-St. Elizabeth. G. Dolphin. l. Left
on bases-St Elizabeth. s; Dolphin g. Home run
ThTal. Two-hase hits-T Clnu Hart0ye. Blom-
1uist. Hts-of Chinn. iiu three innings. of
Bartlett. 2 Nn six innings OF BUrf1rd. u .in siN
innings. ~ RlomqHist. IN three innigsI stolen
baSes-ThBu '5i. 7. Chinn, Wilst o.. Jones 20.
Rufner Ferguson 49,. Scott Murray l2i Hartloye.
Dooley %. Blouguist Double ulav-Fe-rison ta
Hutiove Hit hy UItcher-MUuav. F. Chinu Wild
pitches -BuIf0rd ID. Passed balls-Hartlote smith
Bases on bsIls-Of Chnu. I. of Bartlett. /. OF
Bmtorl 3. Ump-es-Nessrs Culbe-tson and Nc
Grath Time Of game hours.
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REICHARD MAY NOT PLAY.
Techs Crack TwirIer VIII Probably
BE Out of Western Game.

Reichard. Techs star twirler. was re-
Gently injured I'm "A game by being hit by
pitched ball. and may be unable to play
in the deciding game Of the inter-high
school series tomorrow at National Park.
In case Reichard is unable TO play Gray
VIII probably be on the rubber for the
/ downtown team.
Tech and Western are now tied for the
first honOrs, neither team having lost a
game, and the tussle tomorrow after
noon will. in all probability. be the hard
est Of the series
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SfIer 10 Referee.

Tonopah. Nev-. Nav 1S.-George Sner
will referee the Marvin Hart-NIiks
Schreck match. The managers of the
men met here this morningN and agreed
upon the Chicagoan. The club had se-
leCted Otto FlOtOw. Of Denver, but the
Hart party held out for Siler
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Earned Business. J. First base by errors
Business, p Central g. Left on bases Business. Z.
Central. ! First base GA halls-Of Powell {. on
Tmton s. Struck out-By Powell II by Tlrton Is.
TWo-hase hits-Hubard A. Mcdonald. Donovan.
Sacrifice hits-C. Dnnelly. Stolen hases-C bon.
nelly t5 Davis. Hamsnn ~, Donovan 49,. Hub
bard ~. Brooke. Tuton. 4. Mcdonald %. Rheem
Wild pitch-Turton. 2. Passed balls Richardson
Umpire Mr. Tom Brown. Time Of game hours
and Is minutes
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Totals ......3 sE u
0 / 0 0 ? 0 0 0 2-5
? 0 0 o l 0 0 0 0-3

First base by errors-St stephens /; Columbia
l. Left on bases-St stephens. g; Columbia. =
First base on balls-Of Kerr. 3; Of Fulcher. 2
Struck out-By Kerr. 2 By FulchsT 6 Home r,n-
Kcans. Three-base hits-Bradley. Taylor Clark
Tw0-hase hit-Cumherland. Stolen bases-Carron
Heinrich, Sabius. Double pay-Hughes 70 Heinrich
70 King Hit b. pitcher-By Fulcher, l. BaIk-
Kerr. Umrire-Nlr Handiboe. Time Of game-I
hour and 30 minutes
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IH7I Ud'' U7 FfflIs- NnUap1IIs. 2. W1sT I0lHI. :
Len ON bases-Aunap0lis. II. West Point 6. First
base on bails-Oh Lsmunem /, rf Beavers O.
struck Uut-By Lamphisre. g. by Beavers. g. Two
base hits Stiles Gillian johnson. Sacrifice hits
Bacon, . stolen bascs-Gillam. Strickland 2I
Groninser. Hit by pitcher BY Nan Auken l. by
Beavers Wild pitch-Lamrhiara Umpiye-llr
Enslic. Time Of game hours and miugtes
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Earned rns-First ;; Ninth. io First base by
crrors-FHst. q; Ninth 2 Left 90 bases First. u;
Ninth, s. First base on halls-Of IItchfeld 2: on
Qu'ntreile. B. Innings ptched-By Litchfed : by
Quigley. ] los Qaautrelle g. bv Wheeler % Hits
made-UF Litchdcld T. Of Quiglcv. 2, ra Guam
trclie l3i on Wheeler 3. Struck 0ut-By Litch-
field, T. by QuaHtTelle, d by Wheeler, g. Thrce-b9sa
hit-Quantrelle. Twohase hjs-Johus1n 49, Stcckcr
Clements. Harris. Evans i3i. Keuer, Mcdonald.
BroCme. Sacrifice hits-Nckenzie. Hsmann Stolen
hases-Johnson. Clements, Qlugley. Fowler, Evans
%, Mcdonald. Double pav-Litchfelj 10 Clements.
Hit hy pitcher-By Qusntreile 3. Passed bal-Roun-
tree. Umpire-Alr Newman. Time Of gamc-l hour
and tj minutes
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st. James college defeated

Special % The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd. May 1S-In an excit-
ing game Of baseball al St. James this
afternoon St James College was defeated
by the Shenandoah Valley Academy club
by the score Of to ), the game being
hard-fought throughout. Batteries: ST
James Campbell and Hill. Shenandoah h
Valley. jackson. Lowery. and Laws. I'M
piTe. Prof. Kaylor.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
WEST POINT VICTOR
Army Defeats Navy in Ninth
inning Rally.
ERRORS HELP LOSE THE GAME
Three MispIays, Combined with
Equal Number of Hits, Bring Trio
Two Men Are Out-VRn Auken Is
Knocked Out of the box.

West Point, n Y, May 1S.-In a grand
ninth-inning rally. the Army baseball nine
defeated the Navy this afternoon. Three
errors by the Middies. combined with
three hits by the West Pointers. gave
the game to the Army Van Auken was
knockeds out Of the box in the first in
ming. and with the exception OF the ninth,
Lamphiere, who relieved him, proved
effective The score.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
Hnlnend NInnnrs Rnnten

The Southern Railway Reserves de-
fcated the Holmead Manor team in a
Well-contested game at the Monument
Lot yesterday. by s to 6. The feature
OF the game was the pitching Of Hamp-
ton. for the Reserves. and Dyer. for the
Manor team. The Reserves want games
with teams in the District Address H.
o. Towles. 1924 Twelfth street north
west. score
southern Reserrcs-................... 0 ? Is
hoim5ad 17nlr..- .-....-....,........... 4 2 O-6
Battenes-Hamrt1n ara HAYDEN; Dyer and Rsl-
Inns
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st. Peters Team Defeated.
cIaI b u WaslIngton Hold.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Rockville Md. May lS.-In a well-played
and interesting game at the Fair Grounds
here this afternoon. the Rockville baseball
team administered defeat to the St
Peters team. of the Marquette League.
Washington. by to 8. Whiting pitched
effectively for Rockville, allowing but
four safe hits, and striking out eleven Of
the opposing batsmen. Zirkle. for the
visitors. also pitched a good game. being
very effective after the opening inning
Rockville made seven hits and two errors
and St Peters four hits and one error
Score.
Rockville ( 40i % Ks
St Peter r's..................... 0 0 0 0 G-3
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Scholastic vauIting Record.

Iowa City, Iowa, May 1S.-Freeney. of
Ida Grove, set new worlds hecord in
the pole vault. clearing the bar at II
feet "a inches. The former record was
II feet AZ inches. held by J. T. Moore
Of Mercersburg. Pa. Academy.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
GRAMMAR SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Harrison Proves 10 be Easy Prey for
the Adams Team

The postponed game between the Adams
and Harrison schools. of the Grammar
School League. was played yesterday
Adams winning with a lead Of sixteen
runs
The game was without any features,
with the exception Of the pitching of
Kenna The score
n. II. f.
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Joe Gnnr 10 BniId Hotel.

baltimore, May 1S-Joe Cans is to
erect a $4,000 hotel here on East Lex
ington street, near AisquIth, for colored
folks,
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WEAK AT FIRST BASE
CantiIlOn Realizes a Change
Must Be Made.
HAS AFFECTED WHOLE INFIELD

John Anderson Was Not n Success
at the Position, So Hickman VIII
BE Tried Ont, but Manager StiII
Has Hopes of Getting Mike Kelley
10 Fill the Gap-Gossip of the Team.
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WELTER TITLE LOST
Melody Still Claims to Be
the Champion.
MANY SUSPECTS ARE FOUND
Joe Thomas Thinks That He Won
Title When He Defeated Melody
at Phii"deiphia-Mike Sullivan Is
Another Who Has Registered a
Claim on the Championship.

One Of the pugliStic questions AZ pres
ent agitauHg the night fans is. Where on
earth is the welter-weight title? None
Of the Sherlock Holmeses Of the prize
ring have been able TO trace It since It
was last seen in the company Of dark
compleN9ned man named Joseph Walcott.
Another Joseph, surnamed Thomas. eyi-
IDENTIFY anxious for a big ransom i'm the
shape Of a fat purse, and probably seek
ing some n0toriety out of the mysterious
case claims that he has the title in keep
ing and will produce il if shown pre-
possessing bundle Of greenbacks.
One Honey Melody, who was at one
time under suspicion. is laboring under
haliuclnation probably as a result Of
that suspicion, that he has the title hid
den somewhere, but he has been unable
to produce it even when a large reward
was offered. Another suspect who is
probably an accessory. Known as Mike
Sullivan, was recently confined with Mel
lody In squared circle" FOR several
minutes, during which the two had a
heated discussion When il was over Mel
lody, whose mouth and ear appeared to
occupy the Identical spot on his face. WAS
just able TO enunciate rather incohereutIy
that he still had the title. But since that
zine Sullivan has been acting susptciously.
and it is thought that he may have the
title concealed in enc Of his mts. How
ever, none OF these men has been able o.
trace TO the satisfaction of the unpreiu-
diced inquirers the course that the title
took in reaching them and in sticking 10
them.
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ST. STEPHENS TEAM Wins
Three Clubs Are Now Tied in the
Capital City League.
By Defeating Columbia Athletics,
the West Enders Even Up with
AIoysius and AtIantIcs.
STANDING OF TEAMS

MONDAYS Fsme-G1veument Printing Office Vs..
-ouraca Railway First and " streets northeast at
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FORFEIT TO GALLAUDET.

Batturies-Roach and Murphy; Kenna and Naug
ton Umpres-Messrs. kelsey and Lynch
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Was Thomas WeIters

Melody insisted that the fight should
be at I45. said Thomas, and he also
declared that Of course the welter-weight
title was not at stake What has he TO
say about whether or not the title was at
stake? I fought at the weight and the
title is mine
The question here involved seems TO
be whether or not Thomas made the well
ter-weight limit II he did so. most peo-
pie viii consider that he won the title.
II Melody had IL 10 lose. notwithstanding
that the bout was only q six-round affair.
But when Melody met Mike Sullivan out
in Los Angeles he was touted as tho
welter-weight champion. and the battle
was advertised as a championship affair
Melody himself claimed the title. but
also insisted that the fght did not involve
the title because they were To weigh l45
pounds. But here the question again
arises. What right has Melody 20 say
when and whore he is not defending his
title? What difference does 70 make
whether or not he weighs a ton. if the
other fellow is within the welter-weight
limit?
For instance. it is insisted by the par
tisans Of Sullivan that De was under
li2 pounds at the ringsiie. If such is the
case. il is difficult 90 see what Melody
has 20 say about the matter II he could
not win at the weight he made he surely
could not win if he got down to welter-
weight limit
Did Melody ever have the title? Did
Thomas weigh 142 or less when he met
Melody in Philadelphia? Did Sullivan
make the weight in Los Angeles Solve
all these problems and you Will have
traced the title to its puzzling lair.
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Did WnIeott Wins

Melody, who is said 20 have won Il
from Joe Walcott. insists that he has
never lost it. though he has been defeated
twice. Joe Thomas maintains that he
took It from Melody in Philadelphia
when the two went six rounds-six rounds
that were almost disastrous for Melody.
Now sullivan says that Thomas didn't
get it. that ne himself captured It out ia
Los Angeles the other night when ne got
a decision over Melody after twenty
rounds of grueling
Did Melody ever have the title? Was
.t concealed about him when be fought
Thomas in Philadelphia? Thomas SAYS
no. and yet he and his manager claim
the title. They insist that Melody did
not have IL to lose. and in the next
breath they say that they won it.
Thomas maintains that when Melody
and Walcott. who was indlsputably the
keeper Of the title at the time. fought
In Boston, the stocly negro was far over
the weiter-weight limlt-14z pounds
and that Melody was not anywhere
near it.
They did not weigh in at an. but fought
AT catchweights." said Thomas several
days ago. How then did Melody become
welter Champion
But Thomas insists that in his fight
with Melody in Philadelphia De went into
the rims at 1g pounds and that Melody
was over IT,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

Mondays g,me-Nir-h Vs. Bethany. Tbi-e-ut
and D streets northeast
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...n 500 0 0 0 Ks
........ 0 l 0 0 / 0 0 O-3
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE NOTES.
Schedule of Game. for This weeI,

At 9TH AND " SITS N "
MUHdsy-St Peters vs. s. EmceHt's.
Weinesdar- Trinity Is. st. D1minics
FEdag-Trmiry vs. ST. Martins postponed game.
AT NORTH CAPITOL AND / SIS
Tue-iay-st. Martins vs.. 81. Jo-spb's.
Tlufsday-St TetCrs Vg ST. Iussphs postponed
camel
Saturiay-Trnity IS. St. Peters POSTPONED gamci
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Totals ...."l2 l6 2il5 .