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The Washington herald., 1907-05-03

The Columbia Golf Club inaugurated
the golf season In Washington yester-
day when it began IT'S first annual
spring tournament on the Brightwood
avenue links.
Seventy-one players turned in cards.
but no exceptionally high scores were
made
George A Weaver. Of the Columbia
Golf Club. won the cup offered 10 the
player making the lowest score in the
qualification round. Weaver completed
the course IN eighty-twO strokes. which
is ten above par.
Sam Dalzell, of Chevy Chase. turned
in the next best score He covered the
eighteen holes in eighty-three strokes.
The third best man was Allan Lard, of
the Columbia Club. who recently won
the golf championship of the South, by
out-distaneing all competitors In the
tournament held at Pinehurst, N c., in
the early part of April
Yesterdays play was for the purpose
of deciding the players who viii COM
pete in the first, second, third, and
fourth sixteens tomorrow.
DR.. l. l. Harbin, of the Columbia
Club, who finished in the first sixteen,
is conceded to have the best chance Of
winning the Tournament. Allan Lard,
Of the same club, sam DalzeU. of Chevy
Chase. and Franklin Ellis of Chevy
Chase. are the players who are con-
s!deTed 10 have the best chance of
beating Hsrbin out.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
DISTRICT COURTS.
Caurt "a AnnenIs
cThursday, May 2, l0o7)

Assignments for Tuesday May = 1897:
Special esiendar-No 8 United States. ex rel
Parish. Cortelyou. Appellants attorneys
Holmes Conrad and Leigh Robinson; apDellce's at
toney. D. w. Baker.
No. 4 seeley rs. seeley. Appellants attorneys.
Il. p. Gatley and Barn afohun; sppellees attorney
II. +. Davis
No. 5. United States Charles r. Evans. Ap-
pcllant attorneys. d. ". baker and Stuart Nc
Nanara. appellees attorney Thomas e. Taylor.
No. 8. MaXey et al vs.. United states. ADpsl
lsnts attorneys. J. c. Gittings and K. Z. Mat
tingiy; appellees attorneys. D, ". Baker and Stu
art McNsmsfs-
Regular esli-No. He5 Cardozo Ts. Baird ct al
Appellants attorneys, II. Z. Davis and ], A. Cobb
aIH1ellea's attorney. Stuart Mcnamara
No. iI5a Bnpp vs. PiCdord. Appellants sttor
ney, Edwin Forrest: appelIees attorneys. samuel
Maddox and II. T.. Gatley.
No. l7B. Griffith vs. Stuart. Appellants attor
ney. C. H. Merillat appellee's attorney. E. II.
Thamas
No. l775. Eas,eTling IS. Horning. APPELLANTS at
torneys Wilson Barksdale. appellees attorneys
Tucker & Kenyon.
No. H76 Van NorsdeI vs. Washington Times
Company Appellants attorney. {. L. Frailey; ap-
peees attorney. Wilton J. Lambert.
No. IIT5. Campbell ys Northwest lexington In
pFoyement Company Appellants attorney, John
Ridout
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
DEPARTMENTAL IN THE FIELD
Amateur Baseball League Will Be
Reorganized.
Season VIII Begin About May 10
and VIII Extend to July 15-FOrty
Games 10 BE Played.

The Departmental League will be in
the field again this year. This was de-
cided last night when it was learned
that the Interior Department viii have a
team.
The playing season will start abou;
May Is and will end about July 10. The
schedule viii probably embrace forty
games. the shortest route that the De
partmental League has ever gone.
The league viii be allowed 10 use the
south diamond of the White Lot and
Billy Belts has been obtained as umpire
The league viii be made up OF the fol
lowing teams: Interior. Post-ofiicc, Treas
ury, Navy, and Commerce and Labor.
There will be a meeting Of the league
Monday evening.
c. G. Duganne who viii manage IN
terror this year, has announced that the
first practice Of the team viii be held
tomorrow afternoon on the White Lot
ellipse. and urgently requests every ball
player in the department 70 report.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Southern Railway Team Called on
Field and Forfeit Game.
ro-day's game-columbia A. Club vs.. Auautios.

To-dsys game-ColuInbia A. Cluh vs.. Atlautics.
With the score 70 TO / In favor OF the
Aloysius Club yesterday, acting Capt
Hayden, of the Southern Railway team
dissatisfied at decision Of Umpire
Handiboe, when he called Fenton safe
on third base. in the fifth inning. or
dered his team of the field.
Hayden was promptly fined by the
president of the Capital city League, and
suspended until his fine is paid. Horace
r. Hunter. manager of the Southern
Railway team, said last night he was
sorry that the affair happened, and had
no grievance because the fine was levied
The Railroaders were unable 10 con-
meet with Finnigan until the third inning
when Hampton doubled past third base
and Pomeroy singled over second. Alloy
sius, on the other hand. found J. Syma-
noskie easy, and pounded him for thir-
teen hits. eight of which were for more
than one base. Fenton was the lad with
the big stick, having two two-sackers
and a triple to his credit fast double
in which Fiunigan, Handiboe, and Davis
figured, and a jumping catch OF Hess
ler's, all in the second inning, were the
features.
The seats were used yesterday for the
first time. The Columbia Athletic Club
Will meet the Atlantlcs to-day az 5.l5.
The official scOre.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
GRAMMAR SCHOOL LEAGUE.
May Form Baseball Organization In
First Division.

At the present time 1t looks as
though the ranks of local amateur
baseballdom viii receive a recruit in
the form Of a grammar school league.
The league, if # materiaiizes. wiz con
sist Of teams from schools in the First
division, and the schedule will extend
through the month of May
The idea was originated at a meet
ing Of the principals of the First divi-
sion schools Tuesday evening, when
the question of the picnic at River
View for the benefit of the Teachers
Annuity Association was under dis
cussion.
The prime movers in this plan are
Mr.. Murch, OF Force School, and Mr..
Flnkle, of Franklin School Both
schools have some good material. and
have been playing games around the
city independently for some time,
An attempt will be made 10 obtain a
license TO play on the Monument grounds.
The picnic for the Teachers Annuity
Association with probably take place
on the frst OF next month. Mr. Finkle
has been appointed a committee TO ar
range a list Of athletic events There
will be events for boys and girls. in
cluding egg and spoon races. potato
Of war bowling. and the regular track
events for the boys.
The principals Of the following schools
think their schools viii enter teams in the
league. Franklin. Force. Adams. Den
nis0n, Hubbard. Johnson Morgan, and
Ross.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
HOLSTERS GET INCREASE.
Engineers VIII BE Paid S24 weekly
I'm Enfurr

All the hosting engineers in this city
have been granted an increase in wages,
effective on May J.
This increase was unanimously voted for
at meeting Of the hosting engineers
local union in December last, and Busi-
ness Agent James J. McCraeken was in
strueted to notify all the bosses in the
city that unless the increase was granted
on May / the men would walk out
As result Of his conferences with the
individual bosses, they have agreed 10
grant the new scale of wages. calling for
81 week straight time; that is. s24
whether the man works the full week or
not, and 62Ia cents per hour broken time,
or s. a day. the man to be paid only for
time worked. Time and a half is to be
paid for all overtime, and double time on
Sundays, July 4. Labor Day, and Christ
mas
There was much rejoicing in COstello's
Hall last night, when the union held its
first meeting since the new scale was
granted.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
TALKS TO VETERANS.
CONTINUED PROM SECOND PAGE.

merely TO talk about them at Fourth Of
July celebrations to speak OF them. and
applaud the speech, and then go home
and have neither speaker nor hearer prac-
tice what has thus virtuOusly been
preached. We should say and applaud
only what we believe in. And having
said il. and having applauded It when
said. We should try 10 put il into practice
When We speak of liberty. when we
praise il, let US try 10 see that In actual
practice We achieve il. When we speak Of
fraternity, Of brotherhood, let US exercise
each for himself the qualities that make
for brotherhood. for fraternity. When we
speak of equality let US try to realize it in
the spirit of Abraham Lincoln, who
pointed out that there was, OF course, a
certain sense in which men are not, and
cannot be. equal. but who realized in his
life and his deeds the profound truth that
IN the larger sense, in the real. the all-
important sense, there can and must be an
equality among all men, This equality
we of the American republic must seek 90
secure among our fell0w-citizens. It is an
equality of rights before the law: meas
urabie equality of opportunity, so far as
We can secure it, for each man to do the
best that there is in him without harIning
his fellows. and without hindranee from
his fellows and. finally, and most imp0r-
tant. & is tnat equality which we should
prize above all else. the equality Of self
respect and OF mutual respect among each
and all Of our citizens"
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
DUAL TRACK MEET TODAY.
Central and Episcopal VIII Meet at
Van Ness Park.

Central High School and the Episco-
pal High School. of Alexandra, will
meet in a dual meet this afternoon. at
8 o'clock. al Van Ness Park.
The two schools contested in the
meet at Charlottesville under the au-
spices of the University of Virginia, and
Central won the meet with a total Of a
points Episcopal was only points
behind the record made by the o street.
ers, and the Virginia lads may turn
the tables to-day
The entries:
Junior llO-yard dash-Episcopal. Alexander.
Withers, Pembert0ni Central. McKeever. Wheeler.
Virgins
Ieo-ysrd dash-Eplseopal. Peudleton. Latane. Arm
strong; Central kemper. Bufch Wilson.
High iumI-Epizcoual, Charngton Dahney.
Grant Central, Clagett. Wngate.
Sslyard run-Episcopal. Armstrong. Taylor: Cen
tral, sehmitt, Bieiaski. Esan, Easton. Dick
Ju-iio, broad jump Episcopal. Alexander, Petit
grew Nithers: Central Virgins, Mckeeyer
one mile run Episcopal. Blackford; Central.
Maxey, schmitt. Richards and Bryant.
Shot-put- Episcopal. Doubleday. Williams: Cen
tTsl. Macdonald, Srunsey. Tweedy and Fleming
JUNIOR hurlles-Episcopal, Randolph Kinsolvinz
Central. Leege
High hudles-Charington. Grant, Central. Ham
it0n. Clsgetr.
Pole yauit-ChaTington. Moore. Williams: Cen.
trail Wingate sherman.
Junior Zlyard- Episcopal. Alexander, Withers
Wlassel McCeIland; Central. Wheeler. MeKeever
Senior 2z9-yard-EpiscopaI Pendieton. Doubleday
McCleiland; Central, kempeT, Burch, Dick Carter
FishbuTn-
Junior high jump-E7iscopal. Pettigrew. AIex,n-
der. WitheEs Randolph: Central, Kemper Buroh
Wingate.
Broad jump-Episcopal Charrington. Pendleton
DahHey Central kemDer Burch. Wiugate.
HammeF-thr0w-Eu Episcopal Walford. Lee; Central
Macdonald Fleming. Swansey CoultFy
sR-yard iunior-Episcopsl Randolph Pettigrew
Winters; Central Wheeler. McKeeTer
22oyard hurdles-Epis0apsl Chauiuston, Grant;
Central Hamilton.
4io-yard- Episcopal. Taylor Doubleday, Lolane;
Genital. Chaney Fishburu
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
OXFORD HONORS BELL
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

ordinary chimney SCOT. burnt camphor.
and similar forms Of extremely cheap
carbon possesses the same advantages. as
silenium. Apparently the Germans are
not aware Of this. although I gave the
discovery TO the world twenty-five years
ago"
Prof Bell recalled with amusement
how. tn connection with the invention
OF the photophone he was attacked for
having claimed 20 have invented some
thing which never entered his head. He
said he deposited, in 1850. in the
Smithsonian Institution, sealed pack
age detailing his discoveries, and this
becoming known, led TO the announce
ment that he claimed TO have discov-
cred how TO see by telegraph Nun
bers Of people in America and England
claimed priority Of discovery. as. By
the way they did for the telephone.
Scientific papers in the United States
and England. as well as uewspa pers.
warred against him. Then he opened
the package in the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition ana showed that he never
dreamed Of seeing by telegraph. The
storm then subsided,
Why lie Wants Aerial Flight.
Asked what was his main hobby now.
Prof Bell said Il was aerial fight.
Speaking on this subject he declared.
Aside from the scientific pleasure. it
would give me great personal JOY TO per-
feet a flying machine. It has been the
sad thought Of my life that neither my
wife nor mother were able 70 use or ap-
preciate the telephone. Both were deaf.
The photophone and graphophone were
equally useless 20 my wife, but II IA
able 10 perfect a flying machine I will
have done something that my wife will
be able TO appreciate and perhaps use"
Your correspondent, noticing that the
hour was very late. apOlogized for de-
tanning Prof Bell. He replied cheerfully
that his earliest retiring time was 4
o'clock in the morning. and that when he
had important work on hand he did not
go to bed for days. His usual rest was
seven hours. He said.
Il have been keeping these hours for
twenty-five years, and breaking the early
to-bed maxim has cost me neither wealth
nor health 80
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
COLE AND GUNTHER DRAW.
Trenton Man Unable to Land Blow
That Would End Bout.

Philadelphia, May 2-GeoTge Cole. Of
Trenton. and George Gunther. of Aus
tralia, boxed a good six-rOund draw al
the Broadway Athletic Club tonight. The
bout was a fast and hard one FOR both
men, and although Cole had the better
knowledge OF the game. he was unable
10 solve the Australians varied style Of
fighting The men were at il ar all times.
and although Cole put more power be-
hind his punches he was unable TO reach
Gunthers Jaw
In the fourth and fifth rounds Cole
got to Guuther's stomach with telling
effect but the rest between the rounds
always proved beneficial to him and he
would always come back strong.
In the semi wind-up. Tommy Love and
Tommy OKeefe fought six rounds. 20 a
draw.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
Probate Court.
nuaaHall-s -

Estate Of Henry Kronheimer: petition Tor letters
Of administration fled Attorney. e. Percy Nc
Glue.
In re Mary L. sullivan ct al; order appointing
Margaret RaHy guardian; bond $500 ATTORNEYS,
e. W Dar and y A. Curtin
Estate Of Ruth 4. Baker; petition for letters Of
administration filed. Attorney Duane T. Fox
In re John Knox Morris. jr.; petition to appoint
guardian fled. Attorneys, Crosthwaite & Cola
day.
Estate Of Charles Z. smith, viii dated March u
1901 sled
EltzSc Of Christina Reynolds; viii admitted to
probate and ancillsy letters granted 10 William
Shut. bond. 5000 Attorney ~ e. Balderston
Estate Of John II. Meiners; petition for probate
OF vii filed Attorney. Leon Tobriner
Estate Of john Hieston; letters Of administration
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
MIDDIEs HAVE EASY TIME.
RandoIph-8facon Loses Game 4
First Inning at Annapolis.

| Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Nd. May 2.-The Midshipmen
defeated Randolph-Macon College at base
bali here to-day by 10 ?, The wiidness
| Of Grayely. who started to pitch for the
visitors, was responsible for the loss Of
the game. In the first inning he gave
two free passes. hit a third man, and
with single by Stiles and a three-bagger
by Gillian the Middies scored all Of their
runs in that period. Martin relieved
Gravely and did well. retiring ten MILDLY
batsmen on strikes, while he pulled himself
out Of dangerous situation IN the eighth
inning by striking out two men when the
bases were full. The Southerners out
felded the locals, but their batting was
weak
The Midshipmen have arranged TO play
the nine OF Agricultural and Mechanical
College tomorrow afternoon. This game
was scheduled for yesterday. but was pre-
vented by rain. Score:
r. II. F.
Aunapois........... 5 0 0-5 9 s
Aiacol..........-.... 0 @ / o - /
Batteries-Aleadc and Hambsch; Graveiy Martin.
and Stewart. Time q game ] hour and $ minutes.
Umpire. Alr Pensmith.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Lewis B. Cooke. q and Florence II Barr. q.
Rev A. ]. Carey
Habeu Sheuk. q of Lurzy Va. and Minnie
Stroll, q Of Stanley. Va. Rev Charles H. Butler
H. T. Scheper S2 Of Beaufort. S C.. and Lillian
Virginia Aiarseher IS. of Washington, D. C. Rev.
George Z. 3IaJdEeH
COLORED.
Willett Gaskins. e. and Eta Williams. q Rev
Edgar Murphy
Henry Donaldson. g. and Emeline Jones. %.
Rev William f. Davenport
Alexander Ellis. 2 and Irene Butler % Rer,
n ". D. Norman
Isaiah Wallace 3. and sarah L. Thomas. q
both of Linden, Nd. Rev Joshua Barnes.
Edward J. Stevens. p, and Lille 3. Campbell,
q Rev. d. T. Niseman
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
Pilgrimage to Ohio shrine

Carey, Ohio, May Hundreds of af-
hicted persons, some crippled, some
blind, others almost helpless from
paralysis and other diseases. are pray
ing to-day before the holy relic in the
Church OF Our Lady of the Consolation
here. This is the annual pilgrimage
10 the church from all over the coun-
try
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
Horseshoe Grip Company Changes.

The American Horse Shoe Grip Com
pany has been reorganized with a redue-
ton of the capital stock from $4,000 to
SlO0O00. The trustees Of the reorganized
company are: F. S T. Smith. president:
H. H. Freeman. vice president: William
Henry Dennis, treasurer and general
counsel; G. s. Harnde1, secretary and
general manager; DIR. d. Olin Leetb G.
F. Hailman. and S =. Shelby.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
Law suits.

No 4si9s +. z. Goldensreiu Ys, Baltimore snd
Ohio Railroad Company: damages. $500 Plain
tiA's attorneys Mcneil & Mcneil
No. 4sos. International Trust Company IS. Ma
tionai Vaccine ard FeTmaiGeilyde Company, incur
porhted; note. Sl5.n9. Plaintiffs attorney W. e.
cleFhsne.
No. 1906. William S Spencer 50. PeunsylFsnia
ksilroad companyi Trpieyin. Plaintiffs attorney
J. s. Easby Smith.
No. 1895 American ics Company "a. District of
Thomas
No. isaG. Harry 81. PACKARD IS. George r. Mar
bic. B. +. Chase. and George A Jaeger Judgment
Ct 7. H Callsn, J. F.. fm SO Plaintiffs attorney,
J. t. Gardiner
No. ssa5. John F. Mckay IS DeboFah u. Lamb.
trustee Of estate Of Francis A. Lamb. and Others; /;
damages G0ao. Plaintiffs attorney. J. s. Easby-
smith.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03

Earned Hns-Ninth. 3. First. /. FIRST base by
errors-Ninth 8. First. ]. Left bases-Ninth, g.
First 8 First base On balls-0f McAllister. ] on
Quigiey, 4; of America, l. Innings pitched-By
AlcAHister 2: by Hughes. {. By Qugley. l-3i by
America ! 2-3 Hits made-Oh McAllister 8, on
Hughes. 8: of Quigley s: on America. 4. Struck
out-By Hughes. 2: by Qulgley 6; by America ,.
Two-bass hits-WheelCr. Han ann, kerTeT. johnson.
Sacrifice hts-ETans. Husl IS. Rountfee. Stolen
hases-FoWler. Conner. kerpeT. Hughes. Harris. Nc.
kenzie Holman Hit by piteher-By McAllister, l.
Wild pitehes-By Quigley 2: by America g. Passed
balls-Hufman. 8; Moreland. Umpire-Air, New
man. Time Of game-l hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
PairIngs for To-day.

First sixtoen-G 4. Weaver vs L. l. Harlan
Columbia; a. S Mattingy, Columbia vs. f. E
Mitchell Wilmington; George A Lafferty Chew
Chase. IS. F. S Duvall Columbia A. Lard Chew
Chase. IS. C. tt. Noyes. Chevy Chase w. S. H8r
BAN Columbia, vs.. j. d. Davidson. Columbia "
r. TuCkemau Chevy Chase. vs.. q. B. Adams
Chevy Chase; ". A. Hillyer Columbia. vs. II. L
SandfCTd. Columbia; 5, DalzeH, Chevy Chase vs.
T. Leslie. Columbia
Second siXtCcu-F B. Pyle. Columbia. Is T. b
Eynon r., Columbia f. .. Carusi Columbia, vs.
a. Winter. Washington; Z. J. Baldwin. Whining
ton. vs. ". F. Ham. Chevy Chase; N. T. Dan
fTIh Columbia, VS.. l. O.. SW0TmstcdI, Columbia
T. T.. Moran Columbia W. J. AlcNalIy, Co
Iunbia; J. J. Morrow, Columbia rs. Il. f. Ladd
Columbia L. s. Fristoe Columbia vs.. H. oil
phanL Chevy Chase j. Baird. Columbia vs.. ". J
Lemhkey. Columbia.
Third sixteen-E J. Walsh, Columbia vs. NJ q
A. ". Dunn. C0Igmbia; o. r. Wood Banuock-
burn, vs.. c. c. Van Leer. Bann0ckburu; s. I.
Heap, Chevy Chase, r. B. Brown. Columbia
A. Heat0n, Columbia, rs. J. NCLeran, Chevy Chase
J. McAdam Columbia, vs. G. S. Derrick Columbia
-. W, Jackson, Columbia, q. T. Smaliwood
Columbia. ID. f. Weaver. Columbia. Is L. "
Weaver. Columbia.
Fourth yIteeu-J L. Weaver Columbia vs. p.
T. Bremble. Columbia, r. H. Lindsay Columbia.
IS. a. II. Johnson. Columbia; +. +. Greenawalt
Columbia, vs.. G. T. james. Columbia l. B. platt
Columbia. g. T. Lewis. Chevy Chase j. b.
Bawue. BaHn0ckburn. rs. S. Harris. Bannock-
burn; r. A. Guthrie Pasadena vs. a T. King.
Chevy Chase j. 7. Haugh, Columbia. vs. ". II.
Rapley. Columbia.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARI

United States Us. James Grady. carual knowledge
verdict, not guilty. Attorney. F. Edward Mitchell.
United States vs.. Josephine simpson mailing
obscene letter: verdict zuilty defendant remanded
Attorney. J. b. Mclaughlin
Motions and sentences to-day
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
EXIT COMMITTEE.

Adiutant ". s. Shalenberger. chairman; Capt.
Thomas II. Mckee. Mai. John Cassells Watson
W. Edridge. Gen. Benjamin e. Gard. Gen. David
y Gordon. Capt Robert Armour, Charles r. Ben
ia1nin. Col, J.. d. Bumpass, Capt G.. Z. NAYS.
Maj. B. +. SImmack Col. Edward Howard. John
Il. Young Capt. Luther T. smith. John Young
Alexander Scott Frank d. Soat, Capt Samuel X,
Suatton. Cart Edward KFideg. BENJAMIN r. Bing-
ham. L. +. ". Cushing George Il, French, Capt.
John Guest. L. $. n; Maj. William II. kell. Z.
;. A. Capt. Albert b. White. Chaplain James II.
Bradford Mai Charles 7. Larabee. T. S A..
John q. Maynard Charles F. Keefer. Capt j.
Tyler Power Gen. George +. Pond. Maj. J. H.
Reefcs Mai Henry W. sanford. Brig Gen. Charles
G. saWteile. Jerome =. johnson. Capt ". T..
Seville. A. F. Dinsmore Calvin Fonsworth. W =.
odell. George II. slaybaugh. Israel ". Stone. and
Capt Edward Webster.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
DEATH RECORD.

MARI F, Brock, SIS Nd. ave. ne, IS years
Margaret y. Cooper, 2i2l ilth ST. NV. 90 years
Richard ". Bruf. Z34 lst ST se T9 years
Virginia B. Maguder. 1894 35th st. NV. 70 years.
John Rocker 1873 Gales st. ne 81 ears
Helen Fairbanks, Childrens Hospital Z months.
Infant of Augustus and Elizabeth T. Sullivan,
1901 9Th st. uE.. Z hours.
Infant Of Walter 5. and Azinna Virgin, sI7 n.
Y. ave NV, y hours
COLORED.
Joseph C. Hill, Govt Hospt. Insane s. years
Tyler Jones. 295 Canal ST. sw., Is yesrs.
John " Dent. Gcyt. Hosp;. Insane Il years
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Ninth Takes Lead by Victory Over
First MethOdists.

To-dsy's game Waugh IS r. /. N. Thirteenth
and D streets northeast.
Heavy stiekwork won the game for
Ninth Street Christian Church over First
Methodist Protestant yesterday at Thir-
teenth and d streets northeast This vic
tory puts Ninth IN the lead. Kerpers s
record OF four hits out OF as many trips
to the pan viii probably stand for some
time
The league viii be increased from a
four to a five club affair. as the directors
have decided 10 admit Bethany Chapel
Manager Worley, of Bethany. has had his
application IN for some time. but it was
decided only yesterday that his team
would be admitted TO the fold. The Off
cial score:
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03

TwO-base hits-Fenton, ?; Finnigan, 2. Three
base hits-Fenton, Boggette ana Hampton Sacrifice
hits-Handibos and Ausey. Stolen bases Hoffman
Fentou, Davis, 3 Farrell Ausley. Double plays
FiHnigan to Handboe 10 Davis. Left on bases
Alcysus 5. Southern Railway. g. First base on
balis-Fnnigan, 4; Syamoskie. 8. Hit by pitched ball
Hayden. Struck out-By Finnigan, 4; by Syamo-
skie. l. Wild ptch-syamoskie. Time Of game-l
hour and p minutes. Umpire-Alr Handiboe
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
ST. JOHNS JUNIORS WIN.
Defeat Washington school for Boys
Second Team by 10 to 3.

The Juniors of St. Johns College de-
feated the second team Of the Washing
ton School for Boys by 10 to 3. This is
the sixth straight victory for the Juniors.
Maloney was on the slab for st. Johns.
pitching an excellent game.
The feature was a triple play by Ma
loneV Harvey and Clark The snnre,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
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