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The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST EACE-Tiye and orchalf furlonrs. Sal
wage e6 .Cswiu. O. !. won, Belle Stromc. ia
Nulcahcy g TO 10. second, Euiaides l3 Deuui-
soGi. r 10 J. thi7t Tima. l0c {5 Ballot Boz j.
rs. O'NciH. Venus Gmcs kimban and Hattie
Watkins also rau.
SECOND RACE-Haadicsp; six f1rlongs. Suder-
man. 90 ,Conroiyl Go ;. uon- radrone o. lligr.
piyl. 8 20 s. secoud. Ff-sc-ti e6 SelcsinCerl 20
s. third Time IIf S5 Giles B.ucleeu. and Ne
langc also ran
THIRD RACE-Steorlrchss. enc and threC-quar.
Ger miles. Kara lis lMasnodst. s 20 s. won. Buck
man. III CUcBrdal. . to T. second. Caal Black
lady lsj Chandler, 6 % T. third Time. 32L
Billy Ray ard MeUymakcr also ra1.
FOTEfH RACE-Fire and one-half furloncs
Alamte5r. 10 JDelabyl. TO s. won. Akbar. @
tFarb-othcrl, S to l. second; Tackless. Ia; Eng
laudcrI 10 T. third Time I16 55. Master Les
ter, Nogi. Odicgr, and CccksIre also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six frrlorgs. Emma c. l02 Gar
rolu s 90 8. won, Prospe.o. l23 lFoley}. 10 J.
second; Black Hawk, o lEuslanderl. 6 20 !. third
Time lis Is. Fare. Ericata, Dan O'Connen and
Leihard also ran
SIXTH RACE-Ore mile Suffice 9s CDelabyl. :
to 2 won Bath Maria, les Nlurphyl TO J. see
ond: sally Suter. % Engiander}. 4 to l. third
Time 1888 Loretta Mack Royal Legend, Tagauo
Plum Tart. and Venus also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-0ne nile. Lady Kama, 9.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
PUNTS AND PASSES.

Fordham has four former Holy Cross
players on he- team.
Crolius. the old Dartmouth back is
coaching at Fillanova.
CorneITs line is considered the strongest
in the country, with the possible excep-
tion Of Yale's.
Philadelphia critics believe that in Hun
ter Scarlet Pennsylvania has her best
end in years.
Carlisle holds the record thus far for
big scores on Wednesday the Indians
rolled up nine points on Susquehanna.
Jack Baker the Washington boy. is
being tried out at tackle at Lafayette.
He played in the Andover back field last
fall
Eddie Dillon, who was considered a
wonder last year, is on the sideIines at
Princeton. The coaches seem to have
more confidence in Dawson.
II is about time the George Washing
ton student body is getting busy and
giving Coach Nelson and Capt Cunning
the support which they deserve.
Yost is said to have the biggest center
trio playing the game. Schultz, the snap
perback, stands six feet four inches and
weighs go pounds; one guard weighs
80 and the other 235-
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
TWO HITS OFF DYGERT.
Maps shut Out by Athletics in Last
of the Series.

Philadelphia. Oct 3-Dygert moved the
CIevelands down without culver to-day.
and the visitors were shut out clean as a
whistle.
The scoring was confined 10 the third
and sixth innings. in each of which the
Athletics made two runs. Dygert bore
home the first run. He landed on first
base IN the third inning as a result Of q
wild throw by Bradley. HartseI sacrificed.
and Nichols hit to Birmingham. who
threw wild 10 the plate to catch Dygert.
Seybold walked and Nichols took third
on a wild pitch Clark threw % left field
trying to head him eff, but Hinchman re-
turned the ball in time to get Nichols at
the plate, The slow fielding by Clarkson
OF Davis bunt put Seybold over the plate.
In the sixth inning Seybold drew four
balls, and Davis hit to Lister. VINO Jug
gled the ball. Murphy forced Davis. and
Seybold was nailed between third and
home on an infeld tap by Collins. Old
ring, however, pummelled a three -bagger
10 center and tailed Murphy and Collins.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FEe fu-lC1-s. Hasrr Agnes. I1-
.hwtrrI. 90 I, won, Divorce. 173 Powers. o.
T. second NasautE. -E Lvu--s~. 90 I third.
Time. f'l g. Darling usr. NalcI= Au-elius Stone
man. OEhTt. Snake Mary. Lovely Girl. Hamlet.
Mckee Inspector and Nr-ueia Kinks also ran.
SECOND RaCE-OUa mile. Belle Scott I7I Bur
toni. TO L won; NV Queen Of the Roses. 9S Pow
ers. IS % T. second; Blaze o. Light 95 Ny. Otr.
6 % J. third. Time 1.i2 Nellie Burn NcIletts.
SYLVAN PelIe. Inrauue Caraf. Lon Nifin CyE-et
Sister F.auc-s and -. Co. +. also ran.
THIRD RACE-Tive and one-half furIoncs Hart
Ing. ls .&urtouI. 8 ta g veH, Ben strong. llg
PoUsssi. % J. second. Miss Psd5eu lts Ieci 10
o. T. third. Time 1-17 -. TCh-E-an Voting Bel.
TorUs. Nellie Racine, MeU1cs Clifton Forge Chic.
Archibald Bata7r.s. and Hr,'7's Polly also ran.
FOURTH RAtE-Ouc and oue-sIxteeuth miles
CareH. sc Bue1nI. 20 3. won; Bean Brummcl. s.
EiCfe8sI. S 10 3. second bIonslruor 81 walsh.
to J. third. Tine. l16 25. PIgtania and Bottle;
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six fuIruzs. C. " Burt u2
LvcwEUsi. 90 5. Won. Clogle LOO rWaIshl %
e. second Balla, O. .pickeus' s 20 l. third TINE.
lI4l5. Hans Rebel Reuben. Belarus Dr. Mat
tlevs. and Bender also IAN.
SIXTH RAEE-O0e mile Charl-tar los IT
Tascrt. 90 5. won. Haun-aray. II &C. SEl-
ling. 60 J. second, Bitter Brown. l0l H. Baileyl
IS 70 l. third Time. I.lS A5. T7cnoa. First Ma
son. L. NacFarian. Budigo. TIE Pet. La Cache.
ard IIler alss ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
JAMESTOWN RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five f5rloHgs. silver Brook. II
Hufnagiel 20 8. vor; Red Hus-a-. ia Calvin
out. second; Keuucuics ll9 'FogaytyI, ont. third.
Time 07 45 Ray1u Lark also ran
SECOND EACE-TLrsgye yeas-1lis and upward; one
mile. Fast Flight 100 Dagset % 8, v0ni Tle0-
d7cia q Finley. ] % 3 second. Princess Bonnie
g .Duuop out. third. Time. I.tZ IS. Steadfast
and Bessie Wynn also ran
THIRD RACE-Three- -year-0lds and upward, seven
fyVl1uss Dan Nckerua. IL jenkins. eyen wG1i
ROYAL star lC3 .Neeisyf. % = second; 3Iusa
Mast. Ir3 FinlryI. ] to q third Tine. I-5l IS.
LessbuTg. AuJna Macc7na. and Fire Alarm also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-Au ages tive flIlcus7 Felix
MCHes. If9 lFCza-tyr. even. Won. B.ac5 FlaE. -di
70. RlEyI. On Ic second Orhe 81 .HUinaz.s..
out, third. Tiue. l12I5 Rob Roy T8uruial-ttz
Prince Miles and Gsl1bia aIe1 ran
FIFTH BAtE-Tl-rC-- sar-1.ds and upward, 17s
f1sl9ngs Comm1nilav. jos Dl1se-.. : n g. vou5
Van n. IT .s0grtyI. to g. second. NllTiua. l3
Finley. ont. third Time, ll5 % Ran After AM
Exact also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
GEOGHEGAN TO MEET DOYLE
Will Play for Tennis Championship
Of the District.
John BaIIinEer Beaten I'm Finals of
the Singles at the B8cheIors'
Club Yesterday.

Franklin Geoghegan dec!sIvely beat
John BaIlinger yesterday fin the finals Of
the singles at the Bachelors Tennis
Club for the championship Of the Dis
trict of Columbia. BY his victory yes
terday. Geoghegan won the right TO meet
Conrad Doyle, present holder Of the cup
for the District title They viii play
this afternoon at 3.3a
The GeogheEan-DoyIe scores yesterday
We're 81. 81. 6-1 Geoghegan played "a
strictly frst-class game and showed a
return 10 his old form. on the other
hand. Doyle has not been going good
Of late, and the prospects are brighter
for GeoEhegan than hey have been at
any time since Doyle became champion.
In the doubles yesterday Hills and BAL
lnger beat ClaUdy and Leech In straicbt
sets. BaIIinger and Hills beat GeoEhe-
gan and Deis, ca. then I5at a set, 7-5.
Darkness stopped the proceedings in the
third set when the score was 4-3 in favor
of Geoghegan and Deis.
In the consolation singles, Claudy beat
Mueller, 6-4. Sc, u-4 Grosyenor beat
Wood, rs. 60
In the consolation doubles Claudy and
Grosvenor will play as a team.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
UNION BOWLING LEAGUE
APPROVE LIPTON'S COURSE.
Europe l. Now Hoping for New In
ternatiOnnI Yacht Race.

London. oct 3-N0tEIng further has YET
transpired concerning the suggested new
international yachting trophy, but inquiry
in various yachting circles reveals the
general conviction that a new inter
national contest viii be arranged 10 take
place in British waters in 1903 for yachts
built under the new international rule,
and that competitors from America,
France. Germany and Sweden viii take
part
The strongest approval IS heard on all
sides on the course followed by Sir
Thomas Upton in the matter of his Chal-
lenge for the Americas 8 Cup. and it is evi-
dent that any departure from the lines Of
the Royal Irish Yacht Club challenge
would offend the sentiment Of the British
and Irish yachting worlds
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
ARRANGE FOR BIG SERIES.
National Baseball Commission VIII
Meet at Chicago Sunday.

Chicago, Oct. 3.-Because Of the chance
that the American League championship
may not be decided until the last day Of
the season, the national commission has
postponed until Sunday evening the meet
ing to decide upon details of the worlds
championship series between the Cubs
and. in all probability. the Detroit Tigers.
Hank ODay and Jack Sheridan will
WELD the indicators. and Francis Richter.
of Philadelphia, and Joe Flanner. of St
Louis viii be scorers. The business ar
rangements viii be settled by John Heyd-
ler, secretary of the National League.
and Robert Mccoy, secretary TO the
American League president
The principal business Will be the Sc
lection of the city for the opening games
Of the series and the arrangement for the
games between the two clubs
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
HOW THE PLAYS WERE MADE.

First Iuuing-Davy Jones. Schaefer. and Craw-
ford were easy on iudeld chances. and Milan.
Gauley, and Delehanty went out in order
Second Inning Cobb beat a punk b5under 70
Charley Jones, was sacrificed 10 second. and
made third on Coaglliu's out Schmidts sin
gle scored Cobb. but the catcher was left when
O'Leay was retired, second 20 first
Kay reached hrst ahead cf Cougllin's throw.
bVt Jones hit into a double play and Blank
cuskip flied.
Third Iunins-With two gene. Schaefer sin
g.ed, but vas forced.
Smitn sied, Shipke was thrown out by
Cu1r4lln, and GeAring famed.
Fourth Imiue-Cobb. Rossnan. and Cough
lin popped flies u the iud5ld
scluldt.s error gave Milan a life but Gan
ley g1Aed into a double play, and OLeary
threw De,chanty out
Fifth inninC-Schmidt was safe on q hunt
OLearT polgd over second. and both counted
when Gehring threw against tie bleachers on
D1novau's b1mdsr wild Bin" followed them
IN on Scdaeter's oJ1. Crawford famed.
hay singled. and pulled up at third Oh
ESuEeusIIps bit and Rossman's poor throw.
Ou smith iiy 20 center Crawford made a per
iecJ throw 10 the plate, catching Kay
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
SANCY WINS BIG RACE.
Takes Jockey Club stakes of 10000
Sovereigns at Newmarket.

Newmarket Oct 8-The race Tor the
Jockey Club Stakes. 1900 so-ereigns. for
three-year-olds and upward. at a mile
and three-quarters. was run today and
won by ". Bass Sancy. Lord Wolver-
tons Larig was second. and W. n. c.
Singers KUr0ki third.
The betting was 3 20 against Sancy.
s. to % on Larig, and 50 70 1 against
Kur0H six horses ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04

Sixth Ingjng-Cobb singled and stole second
and third, but was run down between third
and home. R0ssman struck out. Coughlin was
safe on a helders choice and scored on
Schmidts triple Schmidt crossed the plate on
OLcarys double the latter registering on Don
oran's double. D. Jones was ont. third 20 first
With SAipke gone. GChring and Milan sim
ged. but on Ganieys line drive 70 R0ssman
Gehriug was doubled Up az first
Seventh Inung-Schaefer flied and Crawford
struck out. B'ankership let the ball get away
from him. and Crawford reached first. Cobb
singled and stole. Rossnan walked Win
three on Coughliu forced Rossman. Crawford
scored on the play Schmidt raised to Dele
hantv
Delehanty and Kay hit. Jones forced Kay
Blankenship fCuled. Smiths triple scored two
Shipke died TO Davy Jones.
Eighth Inning -OLeary flied to first. Geh-
riEg threw out Dcncvan- Milan dropped D.
Jones fly Shipke threw out Schaefer.
Gehring tripled over Crlwf0nd's head. Milan
out, second to first Gauley was easy for
RossmaD. hut Gehring came home On Dele
hanty'5 single. Kay fouled 20 0Leary.
Ninth Inning-shirEe bsgged Crawford's fy
Lowe skied 20 center. Rcssman hit, stole, and
scored on COughlins single Schmidt out,
Shipke 10 Jones.
Jones, BlankenshiD. and Smith flied out
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
CAN BAR DRAMATIC CRITIC.
Manager of Theater Need Not submit
to Objectionable Criticism.

Albany y Y, Oct 3-The appeal Of
Charles Burnham. manager OF WalIack's
Theater. in New York City. in the matter
Of excluding James F. Metcalf. a dra-
matte critic from his theater. has been
decided by the Court of Appeals in favor
of Burnham.
BuTEh5m had been arrested on \
charge of having participated in an al
legged conspiracy of the Theatrical Man
ayers Association 20 exclude MIetcalf
from their theatcrs on the grounds Of at
tacks which he had written and caused
10 be published.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
ANOTHER FOR TIGERS
Victory Over Nationals AS
sures Hold on Pennant.
VISITORS LEAD FROM START
Bill Donovan InyincibIe Until His
Team Gets Good Lend-Hank
Gehring Batted Freely, Although
lie Made "a Good Showing in First
Few Innings-The Score.

The Detroit champions frightened their
hammerlOck on the American League
pennant by trimming the Nationals yes
terday in the final game OF the series.
As the Athletics beat Cleveland, the
Tigers did not increase their lead over
the Philadelphians, but one more victory
and the 1907 title viii be the undisputed
property of Hughey Jennings and his
trusty henchmen.
The game was little more than repeti-
tion Of the closing game of Tuesdays
double-header, as the Tigers led from the
start with the Nationals nowhere. Be
lieving that more work and less rest will
keep BIZ Donovan primed for the series
with the Chicago Nationals. Jennings
used his prize twirIer and the big fellow
continued the great pitching which has
placed him In the front rank Of the fore
most pitchers in the game. In the first
four innings Washington got only one
safety, and that did not go out Of the
inheId. but from the NTH on. with "a
Detroit victory assured. Donovan eased
up somewhat, and the Nationals gamered
nine hits IN the last five innings.
NNAAAhS baNAcu 4 tttAss
Hank Gehring was in the box for Wash
ington, and he pitched fairly good bail
for q while, but the Tigers eventually got
on 10 him. and won as they pleased.
The crowd did not number more than
2,O00, and, while there was little 10 enthusr
over the spectators seemed satisfied 90
admire the gingery tactics of Hughey
f#
the very last inning. despite the fact that
his team had the game cinched before
half the distance had been travelled.
After the first six bdtJers had gone out
in order. Cobb started the second inning
for Detroit by getting down 10 the bag
ahead Of the ball after pushing a slow
roller toward first. Rossman sacrificed,
and Cobb scored on Schmidt's safe drive
10 left field
In the NTH Schmidt beat out hiy 10
the pitcher and made second on O'Leary S
single 90 center Donovan attempted %
sacrifice, and GehriHg got the ball, but,
instead of throwing to first, he heaved
against the bleachers two men scoring
and Donovan reaching third, from which
place he scored on Schaefer's out
Three in the sixth.
~ AotD opened the SlELl Win q tltAl
70 right, and stole second and third.
Rossman famed. but when Coughlln
grounded 10 short Cobb was run down
between third and home. Schmjdts triple
drove Coughlin in. ana successive doubles
by O'Leary and Donovan accounted for
the third run of that inning.
In the seventh with one gone. Crawford
struck out. but Blankenship dropped the
ball Cobbs single and an out sent Craw-
ford across the plate, and in the ninth
Rossman, after having hit 10 left N0nd
stolen second, scored on CoughIu's safety
10 right
Washingtoa's first run came in the sew
enth when Delehanty and Kay singled.
The Martinsburg recruit was forced ~
Charley Jones. but two runners counted
on Smiths three-bagger over Crawf0rd's
head. IV the eighth Gehrng triplad, and
was driven in bv Dalehaurv
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04

First base by eTrOrS-DetrOit 3, Wash
ington, 1. First base on balIs-Of Gehring.
7. Struck out-By GehrinE. .: by DOno-
van, J. Three-base hits-Schmidt. Smith.
GehrinE. Two-base hits-OLeary. Dono-
van. Sacrifice hits-Rossman. Donovan.
Stolen bases-Cobb 49,. R0ssman. Double
plays-Schaefer To Rossman, O'Leary to
Rossman. Crawford TO Schmidt, Rossmau
unassisted. Umpires-AIessrs. Brown and
Hurst Time Of Came hour and 80
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04

FTr-- a. T- 1r1011-E-5--1' ! L1F- on h1-----
st. Louis G. Boston. 8 First base on baIs-Od
Morgan 6; of Howell J. Struck out-Bv Morgan
e. by Howell g. Sacrifice hits Sullivan. Lord Pick
ernE. Spencer Stolen bases-Stone %. C11ralt1n
Cta5b5gne ~. Double play Wagner 70 Grimshaw
Wild ptch-Ncrgau. Umpire-Ar. Sheridan. Time
u zsme-I hour and 81 minutes. Atteudauce-l,l72.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
Largest Morning CircuIntion

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
sworn circulaton-a circulation I'm Wash
ington larger by Thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning newspaper
at the Capital. Its books are open.
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PIRATES LOSE EN- ALL.
PhilIies Take Every Game of Last
Series on Pfttsburc Grounds.

/ Pittsburg. oct 3-The National League.
/ So far as Pittsburg was concerned. ended
/ to-day. when Philadelphia took her fourth
straight game from P;ttsburg. The final
/ score was / 20 O. Philadelphia scoring in
| the ninth inning on "a single, a tumble,
arl q long
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NEUER BLANKS WHITE S0X.
New York Men Play with Ginger,
but Opponents Are LIfSTess.

New York, OCT. 3.-The New Yorks
made their last tussle with the White
Sox to-day one Of the most decisive
beatings they have inflicted on that team.
Il was a shut-out, Neuer holding the
Chicagos 10 three forloru hits and the
Hill men riddiing the delivery Of both
Walsh and Altrock The New Yorks
played well and with lots Of life. but
the SoN were inert and Gowucast. Crit
titE gave several of his regulars fur
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jamestown.


London. oct. as. r. Edge has notified
Huntiey walker that he IS willing TO race
him in automobiles for $4,000. He sug-
gests October 10 as the date for the race
Edge is the Napier champion. He won
the international plate on the Brooklands
truck on August J.
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First base by errurs-New York (. Chicago. J.
Left on b8ses-NeW York 4. Chicago Z First base
on bslIs-OG NeUcr, T. Struck out-By Neuer 3. by
AltrOck. T. Home Hoffman. Two-ba1e hit
Williams. Sacrifice hits ElbefCd ~ Chase stolen
bages-AIoriariry o.. Chase IsbelI o. Robe Double
plays-Morizrity 10 Williams % Chase. Robe % Is
bell 10 Dou0hue. Umpres-Messrs. Egan and Evans
Time Of game-l hour and % minutes. ATTENDING
GP
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First base by eTors-AtAletics. 4. Cleveland T.
LEFT on bases-At thletcs 4; Cleveland s. Firs. base
~ balis-Of Dygert 2; of Clarkson. o Struck
'-1t-By Dygert. g; by Clarkson / Three-hase hit
drng. Twobase hit-Clarke Sacrifice hits
i7rtsel. Davis Stolen base-Birmingham Double
i-ay-BimEsham % Lister Wild pitch-Clarkson.
Tmp.res-Messrs Connolly and OIOughln. Time Of
.me-l hour and . minutes. Attendance e-5D0.