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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-22
ROOSEVELT LENDS HAND
His Secret Service Men Work
On Marvin Case.
AFTER LETTER WRITERS.

Dover, Del, March 22.-President
Roosevelt's secret service men start.
ed on the Marvin case today trying
to locate certain writer's of letters
who have been saying they would de.
liver the child for ransom
The Washington herald., 1907-10-02
START PRACTICE THIS WEEK.
Catholic University viii Have Nine
Veterans to Open Season.

The Catholic University football squad
will have its first practice some time this
week
The school opened only yesterday. and
that accounts for the lateness in starting
the team. Nine veterans Of last years
team will return, but the squad will lose
Merva, Maher, Comisky, and Chaplin. as
they have decided not to return. The
services of Hetfield, the heavy lineman
Of last years eleven, will also be missed.
as he was graduated, and is attending
Johns Hopkins this year.
No coach has as yet been obtained for
the squad, but Canale. the quarter back
who so successfully ran the team last
year. viii endeavor TO whip the squad
into shape for the first game with George
town on October 70
The schedule. which includes seven
games, is not a hard one. as the team
will be able TO play on Saturdays only.
The schedule follows:
Oct. 12-Geu getovn. at Georgetown Field.
Oct 25-M0unt Washington at Baltimore
Nov. 2-AIaryland Agricultural College. at College
PARK Nd
Nov. s-GcoTge Washington, at Van Ness Park
Nov. l6-Aomt St. Mary's, at Emmitsburg.
Nov. Z5-ROck Hill. at Ellicott City.
Nov = 90 a. m.)-Gallaudet, at Kendall Green.
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JAMESTOWN RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-For three-year-olds and upward;
SIX and onc-haf furiougs E1olia, IS lRepIeyl. Z
70 l. won. Tom Chance l97 tHufnsrsI out sec
1nd; Fire Alarm, la5 ~ Riley ont third Time.
Ia Is LeesblIrg and The Composer also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fcr two-year-0lds, FIVE frrlones
hIngs son, lls Calvin. % l. WCn. Silver Brook
l5 iFcgaEyl. to 3 second. Apache. Us iEraemerl
10 !, third Tine. l1f. Brown Thistle. Cusco-
villa, and Bayou Lark also ran
THIRD RACE-Fcr threeyear-olds and upxari ;
severn and CDe-haf furlcuEs. Gambler l09 lVoicai.
70 !, won Alegra- lO ID. Riley I 10 g. second ;
brookston. Hs Joilaunesseul. out third Tine.
10 oandersc1 and TIE Golden Bird also ran.
FOJ RfH RACE-FCT three-Tear-olds and upward .
Tx flEiougS- CammunlQaw. l5i iDauseti. S 70 5
won Felix lIozzcs. il9 lHefermaul 10 3. ssc1nd
Bessie Wynn, loi Foeartyl 20 3. third. Time.
is -. Nlcicss. Gunst5u Sadie Gay and Exact
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Au ages; five furloags. Dorothy
Scott. Jog lDauseti. even. V0n. Black Flag Ioa 10,
Riley, 70 second; Sandy Hook. Jog Finley.
70 !. third Time. l54 35 Ban smith. Brown
jug Annie May. and ROYAL star also ran
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland Mt Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
ST. Louis at Boston,
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
ATHLETICS SHUT OUT MAPS.
Berger Is Knocked Out of the Box
by Mack's Tribe.

Philadelphia, Oct. with Berger. the
pitcher who held the Yankees TO one
hit few days ago, in the box for Cleve-
land this afternoon, the Athletics faced
a game equally as hard as yesterday,
and in their overstrained condition it
was question as to whether they would
win against such pitching.
The shortage of pitchers forced Man
agcr Mack to put Dygert on the slab,
and he wavered in the first inning, just
as he did yesterday against the Tigers.
The Athletics scored a run in the first
round, but with Lajoie, Flick. and all
the other fence breakers In the game,
it was nip and tuck all the way.
No ground rules were necessary. as
the crowd was small, compared TO yes
terdays outpOuring Of enthusiasts. The
cold weather kept many away. and the
seats We're just about filed with fans
The wave of enthusiasm seems TO have
spent itself, and as II is feared that the
Athletics cannot win now, the attendance
is dropping off.
Umpire O'Loughlin, whose decision
cost the Athletics a victory yesterday,
was Kissed as he walked off the field.
He gave the base decisions. and Con-
molly called the balls and strikes. Score.
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deserve everything that they have won.
More power 20 you, Hughey!
Rossman went almost to the stand TO
get Milan's foul in the third.
Kahoe and Block were sent in 10 bat
IN the ninth, but neither was able 10
connect.
Oh. what battles will be fought at Chi
cago and Detroit if the Jenningsites win
the pennant
Scribe Morrison. Of the Journal, and
Scribe Bingay, OF the News, are here to
tell Detroit fans how it all happens.
In the NTH inning the Tigers had two
men on the bases and none out, but Sir
Walter sent them into the field hitless
The bleachers arose and gave wild
Bill" Donovan great reception when he
walked over 10 the clubhouse before the
game
Fred FaIkenberE and Charley Smith are
slated to pitch for the Nationals to-day.
while Killian and Mull!n viii perform for
Detroit.
In practicing before the game Dave
Altizer twisted his ankle. and was unable
70 play. Blankenship covered the bag in
good shape.
Bob Ganley made a great try for a
foul from SieVeTs' bat in the seventh. lie
followed the ball into the crowd. but
could not quite reach Il.
Jennings did not rest a minute from
the beginning 10 the end. When his club
was in the field he was shouting instruc-
ti1ns to his men, and when the Tigers
were at bat he was on the lines yelling
himself hoarse in his efforts to infuse
even more life into his willing athletes.
Two teams will enter the 100 class in
the National League. the Cubs. with a
hundred won, and the Cardinals. with
that number OF games lost, but in the
American League the local club is the
only one that can reach the century
mark, and that will be within a game or
two Of the number the team viii lose.
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counted on Shipkes safety TO center. OBrien
hit 10 the pitcher. When Siever tried TO get
Shipks az second, Schaefer dropped the ball
ShiTka surprised the whole Tiger outfit By
stealing third. johnson famed. Rossman re-
tired Milan unassisted
Fifth Inning-Coughlin hit over second. and
OBrien fmbled schmidts grounder For the
second tine johnson whitfield OLeary. and
S:eveT also fen a victim 20 Sir Walters
curves. Dayy Jones smashed one at Dele
hanty. who tagged Schmidt
Ganley started Washington's half with his
third hit. Delehanty struck out. and Blankcn-
ship balloon5d to Crawford. Schmidt threw
Ganley ont at second.
Sixth Inning -Schaefer out. OBrien 10 Blank
enShp. Crawford tried to smack II out Of the
lot, but the ball went straight up and dropped
in Delehanty's glove. Cobb p0led one into cen
ter. and hit into the crowd for two bases, and
both registered On Coughlin's double 70 right,
which Milan could not quite reach C0ughlin
scored on Schmdts hit
C. Jones ont to OLeary, and Warner out TO
Sehaefer Shipke made his second hit but was
out at second, Schmidt 10 Schaefer.
Seventh Iming-After Siever had struck out.
Jones flied TO c. Jones'. but Schaefer whipped
hit ovtr short and stole on CraWford's hit.
Scaaefer scored and ''WahOo sam" went 10
second on the throw-in. but got 10 farther, as
Cobb flied 70 center
Tony Smith, batting for OBrien, lifted
high one 20 d. Jones. and Schaefer threw
Johnson out at first Milan made the third
cut, pitcher to first
Eighth Inqing-Ganley got RoSsnan's chance.
and Tony smith nailed Coughlins fly. Dele
hanty and Blankenship retired Schmidt
Bob Ganley clouted single 10 Center but
Delehanty hit into a double play, Cobb 10
ROssman.
Ninth Inning-O OLeary lined to Johnson. and
Sievsr went ont on strikes and Milan took D.
jones fly. after a long run.
c. Jones famed, and COughlin threw out
hahoe. who took Warmers place The final
out was made when Block famed.
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LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and one-baf furongs ROYAL
Queen los ,Hartyl, le 70 l. won; LADY Martha. l05
Lee. to 5, second; Dr. Simrall. los lKoemcrl.
20 l. third Time % Albert Fapz. Louise h,
Mamie Gallagher. Arlin. Demonstrate. and Rinzea-
stone also ran
SECOND RACE-One mile. Jim simpson 10
II. Shilling, 2 to l. won; Warner GTisWeil l07
Lee, 2 20 ]. second; Kemp Ridgeey, lG lHeidel.
to l. third Time l:i2 +5 Prince q Orange.
knight Of Ivsnhoe, Ingenue ROYAL Bond, Gold
Duke. Belle of Penzance, and Padivoni also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile. LADY Esther 81
walsh. 10 p won: Convolo. 81 tShillingl 10 l.
second; Miss Strcme IS (SchRllerl. TO l. third
Time. IaI. Toddlcs, Bottles, and Usury also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongs Lexoline. los
Lee, 10 l. won; Donna Elvira 81 lSchallerl
Is 10 J. second; Deutschland los lHeidell. 20 2
third Time q IS Fantastic. Mike Sutton Beau
Brummel. and Dainty Dame also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SN furlongs. C. ". Burt lis
lShillingl to 2 won; Bala, lo2 ~. Powers :
10 s. second; Rebel Queen l04 (HeideD. out third.
Time. lis. AIirzer Yansel. Ben Sand, Addax,
Shake Mary. and Queens Pet also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and oue-sighth miles. Ouraii.
l0S &C.. Il. Shill!ngl. l6 10 s. won: Chsrlatan los
lPckensl. 70 5. second; Henry O.. lO3 tLycurgusl
even. third Time. ! 50. rBelloview, Harry Scott.
Blaze o Light, King Of the Valley, Great George
Young. and Piler also ran.
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PRINCETON PRACTICE POOR.
Tiger Varsity Able to Make Only One
Touchdown Against Scrubs.

Princeton. Oct. 1.-The Tigers were out
Of sorts to-day. and played the raggedest
kind Of football. despite the perfect
weather conditions.
Two ffteen-minute halves Of a scrim-
mage were INDUCED in with only one
touchdown for the varsity. and that
after a hard struggle against the scrub
line. There was a fair amount of kick
ing, and the forward pass came in for
its share Of usefulness a couple of times.
Perhaps it was the absence Of Capt.
Mccormick and Eddie Dillon that LETT
the varsity in such poor shape this aft
ernoon. II this is so. Princeton is in sore
need Of unison, because the varsity was
certainly demoraIized in its work to-day,
and the scrub, strengthened by Siegling
and Whaley. ripped up line attacks fire.
quently. McFayden was again stationed
at right guard. He<seemed a bit Hveuer
than before. Eddie Dillon spent the aft
ernoon jogging around the track and
catching punts.
Shep Holland was on hand 10 coach the
kickers. devOting some time with Har-
ian especially. Harlan attempted several
drop kicks during the scrimmage. but had
poor luck. Most Of his kicks veered 70
the side. The coaches were rather dis
couTaged with the days results
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HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Slile; three-year-olds. Ormonde'
Right ll3 Dlurphyl 5 to 2, won; Rather Royal,
Il3 Noreland). to s. second: Hsvkama, lis
tFoleyl to l. third. Time las Is Alpenma--
chen also ran.
SECOND RACE-Selling six fTriongs Chic.
Desmondes l06 tPohankaD. even, won; Eonite. IO7
foley. to I. second; Saltrum. lo3 CEnglander)
TO J. third Time, lIs. Mamaroneck. Sophomore
Dropstitch Padrone. Jennie Pitcher. Kitty smith
and Meadow Green also Tan.
THIRD RACE-Selling; for foury year-olds and up
about two miles Ballycastle. al Walsh, 8 10 /
won; Pick Time. IA Simpson,, p TO l. second
Billy Ray lil Fricki to l. third. Time. AIS
Cardigan, Snow Drift, and Coal Black Lady also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-SeYen furIongs. Cooney K 10;
lNurphyl. 4 10 /. won; Avaunteer. los Aioreland)
10 J. second; B0tanist. 81 (Englander) 10 /
third. Time i2s. Bye Bye LaL0nde Kiamesha
Giles. ST james. and Dog Rose also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fire fuFlongs. Herman johnson
III u. Foley, to :, won; Royal Legend, III u
The Washington herald., 1907-10-02
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Double-header to-day.
McGuire's team has gone TO pieces.
Ganley made half of the Nationals hits.
The Cardinals are making a grand
spuTt
The White Sox are now hopeIessly out
OF the race.
McGraw's Giants are but point ahead
of the Phillies.
The Cubs bid fair TO finish 100 points
ahead Of the Pirates.
Barring the sixth inning, Walter John
son pitched good ball.
Even the Detroit players Joined in the
applause when Shipke made his great
stop.
Johnny Heydler. secretary of the Ma
tional League. watched the game from
the pencil pUshers' perch.
No matter what your sentiments were
some time ago, you have TO give it TO
the Tigers. They are a game bunch, and
The Washington herald., 1907-10-02
PLAY SEMI-FINALs TODAY.
Tennis Tourney for District Cham
piOnship Is Narrowing Down.

The semi-fnals in the annual tennis
tournament for the championship Of the
District will be played this afternoon be
tween Geoghegan and Cake. and Lincoln
and the winner Of the Kelly -BaIunger
match.
Yesterdays matches were mostly fast
and well played. the three sets between
DuvaH and Lerch being particularly hard
fought, the former winning the last two
sets. e., IS. after losing the first by
4-6 The matches between Bafnger and
Dcis. and Cake and Fischer also went
three sets, Ballinger and Cake finally
capturing their respective matches
The scores are as follows: Carlisle beat
Mueller, g. Sc Ballinger beat Deis,
6-3, IS 6-3. Kelly beat Johnson, so.
6-l Geoghegan beat Graves, 6-3, Go.
Duvau beat Lerch, 80. 60, 70. Cake
beat Fischer. 81. GO. 60. Lincoln beat
Carlisle, g, O.. Geoghegan beat Duvall.
Go. 6-L
There was only one match played in
the doubles. Carlisle and Lincoln beating
Lerch and Cobey, ca. 6-3
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WHITE SOX DEFEATED.
COmiskey's Men Now out of the Race
for the Pennant.

New York, Oct. 1.-The New Yorks
beat the White Sox on the Hnl to-day.
Chesbro and supporting company pulling
out Of a small hole in the ninth inning.
Three hits peopIed the bases with Sox
and none out Robe then struck out.
and Sullivan hit into a double play. FL
berfeld to Chase.
The New Yorks scored in the second
inning on Laporte's single. Bells sacri-
nee, and Williams safety. LapOrte's s
triple and Sullivan's muff of Isbeus 5
throw 20 the plate gave the New Yorks
another count in the fourth. Hoffman 5
single, an out and a PASSED ball sent
Hoffman over the circuit in the eighth.
Score.
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DETAILS OF THE GAME.

First Inning-Davy Jones walked, and moved
along on SChaefer's sacrifice. Crawford raised
a high fly 70 Delehanty. Cobb beat out a
liner 70 OBrieu. .Warner threw 10 center in
irving to catch Cobb stealing. and D. Jones
scored. Cobb tried TO count. but was thrown
ont ON a relay from Milan 70 Delehanty to
Warner
For Washington. Milan struck out, but Gan
ley hit past R0ssman and stole second when
OLeap lost perfect throw in the SIN. Dele
hantT drew base 0B balls. Davy Jones copped
Blan6enshIp's nearTeXas Lacquer over short
and two were left on bases when Charley Jones
flied 10 right.
Second Inning -Blankeuship and johnson re-
tired Rossman- Bill Coughlin got a nice recep-
tion, and responded by singing % center.
C0ughlin was ont stealing Ganley took
Schmidt's high fly.
Warner led of with a grounder. which
Schaeter threw 70 RossmaR. Shipke fled to
OLeaU- 0'BTien was out, second to first.
Third Inning-Johnson famed OLeary. siever
bumped one IL front Of the plate, but quici,
throw by Warner sent the pitcher 70 the
bench Shipke's wonderful one-hand pick up
robbed Davy Jones q a hit.
Walter johnson rolled one along tie third
base fo'l line and beat it ogt. Milan fouled TO
Rossman- Ganley pulled a bunt toward third.
and when R0ssman threw wild, johnson con
tiHued 20 third. Sieyer famed Delehanty.
With Sieyer in position 10 pitch. Ganley
started for second, and Sewer threw past
Schaeter, allowing johnson to score and. when
Gauley made for third. Cobb threw over
Coughlins head, while Ganley continued home.
Blankenship ont, third 70 first.
Fourth Inning-Schaefcr's short fy dropped
between C. Jones and 0'Brien. Crawford flied
20 center, but Cobb was safe on a hard drive
10 johnson. Shipke hagged Rossmsn's hy.
Schacfcr and Cobb attempted 4 double steal
but Warner and Shipke tagged Dutch at
third
Charley Jones Jed OF for the Nationals with
a double 10 left Warner advanced Jones TO
third by a sacrifice. and the center fielder
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then satisfied that the Nationals would
surely upset all calculations by beating
the leaders
But the fact that they We're facing de-
feat seemed to simply spur the Tigers on
10 greater efforts, for in the sixth. with
two out, they not only tied the score,
but took the lead. as a result of good.
clean hitting
Cobb singled to center and trotted 10
third on Rossman's double into the
crowd Coughlins two-bagger sent in
Cobb and Rossman. and Scranton Bill"
followed his teammates when Schmidt
hit along the third base foul line
The last run was made IN the eighth,
when SChaefer singled, stole second. and
scored on Crawford's only hit for the
dav
The Washington herald., 1907-10-02

New York, Oct. 1.-The public was
stunned az Brighton Beach to-day when
James r. Keene's Ballot. at prohibitive
odds. was badly beaten by the Hitch
cocks SaIvidere, TO l, in the Cup Pre-
Iminary, one and oue-haif miles. On
Saturday when Ballot defeated SaIvidere
in the second special, the latter was IN
satisfactorily ridden by Brussen So John
Z. Madden put Miller up to-day. II only
TO ind out just how good a colt Ballot
was
There were only three starters, and
when the gate went up Ballot. as usual,
was taken 70 the front by Nicol. The
Keene colt led easily for a half mile, but
Miller hung close TO him with Salyidere
Up 70 that point where ne made his run.
The moment SaIvidere was let down he
showed a wonderful turn Of speed. and
before Ballot reached the middle Of the
far turn the Hitchcock racer was on even
terms with him. Miller perseyered. and
at the head OF the stretch Ballot cracked
under the whip. SaIvidere then going on
to win in common gallop by six lengths
in the remarkable time Of 2i30 4-5.
The worlds record for the distance is
2.301-4. made In Chicago by Goodrich
several years ago. but his figures could
have been lowered without a doubt by
Salvidere If he had been extended. H. P.
Whitney's Ironsides was last all the way
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Selling; si1 fuIl0nEs- Jane Swift.
l07 70. Buns. 10 J. Won; orcagna. lo5 fBrcssel
10 l. second; Glaucus 10 Homer. 10 70 /. third
Time. IA Lotus Brandt. Bigot, Brother Jonathan.
Pr1clivity John Lee Black Domino. New Garter.
Colgate. Octoic Waldorf and Tinker Belle also
SECOND RACE-Ab1ut two miles Ambush. l5l
Henderson,. 70 !. Won; Judge Post, IE MITCHELL.
2 10 J. second: ST. Nick 10 tArchibadI 20 !.
third Time. Al. veryane. Batena King Castle,
Water Speed and SANDY Creek also ran
THIRD RACE-SeIling. one and one sixteenth
miles. Wes. Zee lGarnerl 70 /. won; st. Yaien-
tine lGl Sumter. % 90 J. second; Rye. is Miller,
2 % l. thud. Time. ,S 35- Phil Finch Consistent
Green seal. Park Row. and 81. Joseph also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Cup Preliminary: one and
onehalt miles. SalTidere. ia tMillerl 70 l. won.
Ballot IL (NicoN, to J. second; Iro1Sides, l23
knapp. to !. third Time. 30 as Only three
starters.
FIFTH RACE-Ouc mile. Master Robert. 107 tHiil-
leri 20 8. won; Number One. lo2 Sumter 5 70 l.
second: Martha Jane R Burns, 20 J. third. Time,
Al Bridge Whist. Senator Barrett, Sir Galahad.
Tom Ahcarn. Seryile. Dixon Belle, Complete. Apple
Teddy Gold Bucket Helen B., and Corncob also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-six fwloags. Security lBuxtoul,
10 2 won Vino. Jos walsh. 10 l. second: Pan
touiie 10 lNicoi Is 20 !. third Time. Is. Clos-
teress Robin Hood. PreteuSion. Tom Mctsrath.
Quadre Pater and VOORHEES, also
SEVENTH RACE-SM furlOnCs 81. Tario N5
tDueanj 20 ; won; Milford. 10 lTroxlerl 5 to J..
second: Goshen Chief l05 iClarel. 81 10 J. third.
Time. IA Sempro, Pendillion, Trash, Gentleman,
Tea Leaf. Task Master. N0rhitt. Billy Pullman.
Franciscan. Queen Of the Hills. Nellie a, and Ms.
OFauell also ran.
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First base by errors-Detroit, / First
base on balls-Of Johnson. /: of Siever.
/ Struck out-By Johnson, ;; by Siever,
g. Two-base hits-C. Jones, Rossman-
Coughlin. Sacrifice hits-Schaefer, Warner.
stolen bases-Schaefer, Ganley, Shipke.
O'Brien Double play-Cobb TO Rossman.
Umpires-Messrs. Hurst and Brown. Time
Of game-l hour and 55 minutes.
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Earned rI-s- Athletics 8. First base hy crury-
Cleveland. l. Let on bases-Clevelaud :: Atb-
lCriC First base on hars-Of Dygert ?; OF
Rboades. l. Struck out-By DyErt g. by Rboades
J. Two-hase hit-Laiuie Sacrifice hit-Oldring
Stolen hasfs-Nill Davis Double play-Lajoe %
Lester Hit by pitcher-Ry Dvgert. ]. Wjd pitch
Rh0ldCS- Umpirls-AllsTs Connolly and OJoagh-
lin. Time Of gsme-I hour and 80 minutes. At
tendancC-S c0
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First base by errors-New York, /; Chicago Q
/ Left on hasos-New York. 4; Chicago Z First base
on balls-0f Cheshro. ?. cT Walsh l. Struck ont
BY Chcshro s. by Walsh. 2 Three-base hit-Ia-
porte Two-base hits-Davis. DuugheTty. Sacrifice
hit-Bell. Stolen hase-Williams Double plays
Williams 20 Chase Elberfeld to Chase Wild pitch
Walsh. Passed ball-SUllivan. Umpire-Mr Regan.
Time Of game-I hour and IS minutes. Attend
snce-l001
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Washington and Lee Wins.

SPECIAL % The washington HeTald.
Lexington, Va, Oct Roanoke Col
lege Reserves were defeated here this
afternoon by Washington and Lee Uni
versity to 0 in the opening game Of the
season. Varsity won in first half after
ten minutes play by carrying the ball
down the field on shOrt-iine plunges, end
ing with left-end run by Waddell for a
touchdown
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Baker, 70 I, second; Weber. 10 CFeicht). even.
third. Time. ldD Frank Collins. Pelrhyn, NJ %
CaTabas ScarecroW. OTpen, Anyway. Reina SBi..,
and Messaline also ran
SIXTH RACE-FiTe furiouEs. Prosper0. ia o.
Foleyl. l3 20 s. won; Muck Rake los IKeiseri. 1
90 =, second Nettie Carita. lc5 NiulczhyI even
thirds Tine. J s12 % Salvage. No Tump1r. Ia
sorcieTe Isadaisy, Dan O'Connel, knight q Hills
boTG. and Cufley Mas also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Ous and oue-sighth miles.
sam Bernard, l03 iEngandeTl. g 20 70. won; Dele
strome % lFairtEotneri. . to !. sso1uf- Re7efIe
Us DennisCnI % T. third. Time. 1915 Capt
Hale. CuTsls Jungle Imp. and La ThCrpe also raa.
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PHILLIES HAVE BATTING BEE.
Total of Twenty-nine Bases Made
on Pittsburg Pitchers.

Pittsburg, Oct Philadelphia had a
world Of fun at the expense Of Pittsburg.
beating them Y to 5, and knocking out
three pitchers; every one on the Phiia-
delphia team save Corrigan getting two
hits each, In fact. 1t was the batting bee
Of the Pittsburg season. Philadelphia got
total of tMeniv-nina hases- Score.
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Of twenty-nine bases. Score:

FlTst base on baIIs-Ot COrrIdon. !. Struck out
BY Philippe. !; b. Adams. J. Home um-Titus
Three-base its-Bnnsfeld Grant Maeee. Two-base
hits-LeaCh. Titus. Stolen base-Iacklitsch Do5Ibe
play-knabe 70 Do0lin TO Bransfcld Wild pitches
Philippe. /: Adams. /. Passed hall-Jacklit5ch.
Umpires-Messrs. KLEIN and Johstone. Time Of game
Il hour and 30 minutes
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Grant Instructor at Y. NJ. c. A.

Joe Grant, the well-known wrestler.
has been engaged as instructor in that
sport at the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION. The first meeting of the wres-
Ting club VIII be held in the association
building Friday night,
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CUBS WIN IN ELEVENTH.
MathewsOn Pitches Great Ball, but
Giants Play CareIessIy,

Chicago. Oct. 1.-Mathewson was beaten
to-day in an eleven-inning battle, one
of the keenest struggles Of the year.
New York did no batting, and some fear
ful fielding. but Matty pitched so we'll
that the fight lasted till the eleventh
round ere he succumbed. The score.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-02
VALUABLE HORSE DYING.
Was Given 10 Thomas T. Ryan by
the Late W. c. whitney.

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Lynchburg, Va. Oct. 1-Decanter. a
pacing horse owned by Thomas F. Ryan,
which had been entered at the local fair
in several events. is i'll of pneumonia in
his stable at the fair grounds, and is
not expected to recover.
The animal is valued at $4,000, and was
presented to Ryan by the late William c.
Whitney.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-02
SQUEEZE PLAY WINS GAME.
st. Louis Defeats Boston I'm Close
Contest Before Small Crowd.

Boston, oct IA Wild throw 10 the
plate by Wagner in the first inning to-
day gave St Louis run, and two hits
with a sacrifice and the squeeze Tlay,
gave them the second and the game
Score.