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The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
NO OPEN FALL TOURNAMENT
Chevy Chase Club Has Dropped An
nual Golf Event.
Closed Championship Tournament
Has Beeu Substftuted-QuaIify
ing Round Played on.

The qualifying round for the golf cham
pionship Of the Chevy Chase Club was
finished yesterday. and good scores were
the order OF the day.
The tournament has been gotten up by
the green committee, % take the place Of
the open fail tournament as the club has
decided 10 do away with one Of the two
open tournaments it has been in the
habit of holding each year This year Il
was the fan tournament TO go. but il has
not been decided definitely whether the
spring or fall event shall be dropped per
manently
This is the most elaborate closed tour
nament the club has undertaken for so.le
time. and, judging from the number Of
cards turned in and the interest dis
played by the members. It should be a
great success. II the tournament is the
success It now bids fair TO be, some such
event will be held each year.
There are seven classes, grouped ac-
cording TO the scores made in match
play. and prize VIII be given to the
winner in each class, the winner in Class
A being considered the champion OF the
club.
Between October and 26 each PLAYER
will compete in match play with every
other player in his class, the one winning
the largest number of matches to receive
the prize for his class
Following is the grouping of the
classes:
Glass A-George C. Lafferiy NJ Thompson. H.
Nyie, o. McCamm0n, 5. Dalz5il. +. Ellis, r.
Lewis and 4. Britton.
Glass B-C. Il. FaIey. T. A. Claylie, r. d.
Dalzou c. G. Long ". Tucaeman. J. ". Lockett
Z. NJ Talcott, and ". II. Reynolds.
Glass CT J. d. Fulton. J. II. Clapp, II.
Oliphent. H. Prescott, John Bolt +. Dec. Faust
W = Hane. aud II. NJ Clabaugh.
Class D-M. L. Calls. J. L. Newbold L. A
PTadt f. L. Whteh0use, Loren johnson, Ben Nil
Ter, BUdclpa Kaufman, and A. 5 Worthingt0n.
Class E-W. c. Ford. s. L Heap. C. 4. Aspn-
wall, II. Wright, j. S. Larcombe IT,, A. 7. hing.
II. b. Davidson. and Abin Jewell.
Class F-W. NJ. SITigg. +. L. Hamer. l. W.
Glazehrook. J. N Biddle. Z, T. Cuhun, J. McB
SteTett L NJ. Weaver. and W r. Turner.
Class G-j. Dunlop, Norman Best0r, Herbert Put
nam, g. W. Deufeld, G.. L. Bayard W N. Gray
X. y. ThGyer and g. W. Scott.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
ST. STEPHENS BEATEN.
Mount Washington, of Baltimore,
Wins IntereIty Game, 10 to @.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Md, Oct 5-The Mount
Washington football team opened its sea-
son on the club grounds this afternoon
by defeating the strong ST. Stephens In
stitute. of Washington 10 to 0.
Both teams were evenly matched in
weight but in speed the mountaineers
were superior. In the kicking depart
ment Mount Washington was vastly su-
perior to St Stephens, and therefore won
out. In the second half both teams did
excellent work. Both lines were stone
walls to the opposing backs and both
teams were forced to kick again and
again.
It was after an exchange Of kicks that
the mountaineers got the ball on st. Ste
phens' 35-yard line Brennick and Mealy
made two forward passes. but the noun
taineers were checked on the opponents 8
1-yard line. After st. Stephens kicked
out. Stonecipher made a return punt but
the punt was blocked and Mealy fell on
the ball for a touchdown, making the
score 10 to 0. The lineup:
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
VIRGINIA DOWNS ST. JOHNS
Defeats Annapolis Cadets by Score
Of Twenty-Five to Four.
Quarter Back BOsIey Scores st.
Johns Only Points on Goal
from the Field.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Charlottesville. Va. Oct 5.-Yirginia de-
feated 81. Johns to-day. p to T. Quarter
Back Bosley made the only points foI
the Cadets; near the middle of the first
half be landed a field goal from the
twenty-five yard line.
Virginia scored ten points in the first
half Crawford scooped up one of Bos-
ley's punts and ran over half the length
of the field for the touchdown. The same
player made a goal from field near the
the end of the half
Virginia started of the second half with
rush, and scored two touchdowns in
rapid succession, Nef taking the first on
line plunge, and Maddux the second
on a delayed pass. Yirginia's play was
marred by fumbIing
Capt. Quimby and Warfeld, son of Gov.
Warfeld, did splendid work for the
cadets: Lineup:
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
CHICAGO OR DETROIT?

the Brooklyn club Upheld the National
League, while the LouisvlHes champloned
the American Association, and again the
National triumphed taking five out of
eight games. This was the close of the
Natlcnal-American Association regime
A split IN the national agreement was
IoiloWed By "a consolidation into "a twelve
ciuD league and the season Of 1892 was
divided into two parts. Cleveland winning
the hrst half while Boston took The
Honors IN the second period. These two
teams met 90 decide supremacy ard the
Bostons finished Ia the lead.
That was the real finale as 10 cham
plonship deciding contests until the sea-
son Oh 1893, when the Pittsburgs headed
10y Fred. Clarke. finished IN the lead in
the National League race. and the Bos-
tons did likewise in the American League.
These two teams met and, after a me-
morabie fight, the Beaneaters finally won
by as against , games won by Pitts
burg.
At this date the National Commission
took charge Of the contests. and IN 1893
the Athletics and Giants met in best
four out OF seven series. which the Giants
won hands down They took four out Of
five games played. every one Of the FIVE
being a shutOut The results We're as fol-
lows. New York, 3. Athletics. O. athletics.
3; New York, @. New York won the next
three. by the scores of 10 Q, ! 10 q. and
2 to 0. There is probably not q single
baseball enthusiast tnat does not remem-
ber the contests Of last year when. for
the first time in the history Of the game,
two teams from the same city won the
championship Of the two major leagues.
The Chicago cubs and the White SoX
met in battle royal before the stanCh
supporters of the Windy City. and for the
second time in three tries the American
League supporters We're the champions
Of the world the White Sox winning four
out Of the six games played
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
WEST POINT WINS EASILY.
Army Team OUtcIaSseS Franklin
and Marshall

West Point. Oct. West Point had an
easy time of it in their first game Of the
season, and defeated Franklin and Mar
shall by q TO O.
The visitors were greatly outclassed
and could co nothing with the Army for
wards. The cadets play was decidedly
open' the guard back run being used ex-
tensively with good results. The forward
pass was tried several times. and also
the outside kick. Both were very upcer-
tain. and had the visitors been more in
the soldiers class. several would have
resulted In scores for Franklin-Marshau
The Army followed the ball well and
gave the runner great assistance in keen
ing his feet until dragged to earth
Lentz, from the 25-yard line. made
two attempts TO drop kick from the
field, but the Army forwards blocked
both attempts. The soldiers were too
eager, and were penalized four times dur
ing the game for offside playing and
holding.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
UNION LEAGUE.
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.


The Gurlcy Athletic Club football team
has just organized and is making up its
schedule. 1t would like to hear from the
Hyattsvilles, Laurels. Twining A. c.,
Warwick A. c., Alexandria A. c.. Bel
mont A. c.. Second GaHaudet College
team. the second teams of all the high
schools, second Georgetown Prep, the
second team Of George Washington UnI-
versity. the Columbia Stars, and the H0l-
mead ManoTs. Managers Of the above
teams. or any other teams averaging 40
pounds. who desire games, address Man
ager F. II. Young, 1457 Chapin street
northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
sPRINTER MORTON COMING.
English Champion VIII Meet the
Best of Yankee stnrn

New York Oct 81 W Morton, the
English champion sprinter. VIII likely
meet the national cracks in the indoor
games Of the A. A. L. at Madison Square
on October p and 2G Barlow 5. Weeks.
chairman Of the National Championship
Committee, has cabed an invitation 10
the champion. and expects a favorable
answer
With Morton competing against such
cracks as Kelly. Hiff, SeitZ. Heating,
Eaton, and Parsons, the short dashes viii
prove one Of the most interesting events
ever held indoors in this country.
Another interesting feature Of the meet
viii be the clash between Ray Ewry and
Martin Sheridan in the jumps Sheridan
beat Ewry last year, and the latter IS
more than anxious 10 even up matters.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
EASY FOR PRINCETON
Tigers Roll Up Big Score on
Stevens Eleven.
MCCORMICK AND DILLON STAR
Big Full Back Proves Power on
Roth the Onense and Defense, and
His Puntfng Is of High Order.
Dillon Runs Team in Fine style
and Seems Steadier Than Dawson.

Princeton. \. J., oct. 5.--PrincetOn sur
prlsed even her own admirers at Uni
versity Field this afternoon. when she
soundlv trounced Stevens in the opening
game Of the season. II was not at the
victory alone that the Tigers aroused en-
thuslasn. but the size of the big score Of
i7 TO @ which was rolled up with little
effort against what was supposed TO be
fairly strong eleven
Princeton tailed eight toUchdowns and
kicked all the goals but one. The for
ward pass was employed eight times dur
ing the first half. with varying success,
and Harlan drove an onside kick, which
C. Brown corraIed, dashing down the
field 81 yards for touchdown.
Tigers Play Kicking Game.
The Tigers instituted a kicking game
from the first whistle Mccormick did
the booting stunts in fine style He
drove the pigskin out of bounds almost
every time. and held Stevens from ad-
vancing on kicks. All in all. the play
was decidedly open. The visitors were
absolutely powerless against Princeton's
me, Whlle lne ilseIS. whenever Iley re-
sorted 10 that style of play. tore the de-
Tense as if it We're paper.
During the opening round Eddie Dillon
kept his men on the go constantly. Lit
tie Dillon was star in himself. and APP
pe5red TO steady the team better than
Dawson. who succeeded him.
Capt. Mccormick was a power on both
the offense and defense. He shook off
five and six Stevens men several times
when running IN a broken field.
Lfne-up and summary
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
MAINE PROVES BIG SURPRISE.
Plays Harvard to n Standstiu for
First Fifteen Minutes.

Cambridge. Mass. Oct. 5-For fifteen
minutes Of the most strenuous kind Of
football. during which the ball was IN
Names possession. and in Haryards ter
ritory most OF the time, 5000 Harvard en-
eleven with the greatest anxiety. After
this the Maine boys were hopelessly out
classed. the final score being 30 TO o.
Harvard scored two touchdoBns I'm the
first half on long runs from forward
passes by Lockwood and Gilbert. from
which goals were kicked. and three
t0uChdoWns in the second half two from
runs by lockwood and Gilbert, and one
on muffed punt caught up and carried
over the line by AppoIl0nlO.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL.
season Is Scheduled to Open Tuesday
with Busincss-WeStern Game.

The football series for the champion
ship OF the high schools opens Tuesday
at National Park, when Business meets
Western.
II was reported that Business might
drop out of the league because of the
ateness in starting practice at the Ninth
street school. but as membership tickets
are now being sold. and as the cancella-
ton Of q football game will force the
school out Of the baseball series, there
is little likelihood OF Tuesdays game
being called off
Aside from the fact that II viii be the
first time in two years that Business has
a team on the gridron. one Of the chief
interests iG the game will be the fact
that il viii be the initial appearance OF
the season of the Western eleven which
has held the Princeton Championship Cup
for the past two years.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
V. M. I. CADETS VICTORIOUS.
Snow William and Mary College
Under-ScOre, 5S to o.

:
Lexington, Va, Oct. 5.-The cadets
eleven, of the Virginia Military Institute.
played their first game Of the season this
afternoon on their parade grounds, and
showed their opponents, William and
Mary College, under by IS TO 0, in twenty
and fifteen minute halves.
The cadets showed fine form, and at no
time was their goal line in danger. while
they crossed the cOllegians' goal lire al
most at viii after long runs. Nine touch
downs. nine goals kicked. and one goal
from placement were scored. The star
players were Doyle, Biedler, and Massie
for the cadets, and Doven. Barbee. and
Patterson for the collegians.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
SYRACUSE HOLDS YALE DOWN.
Blue scores Only Two TOuchdowns
and n Goal.

SPECIAL 20 lbe washington Herald
New Haven, Conn, oct. 5.-The Syra-
cuse eleven held the iale eleven down TO
two touchdowus and goal this after
noon. the second touchdown being due TO
a bad pass by the Syracuse center, Van
Arnam, and was secured for Yale by
Goebel falling on the ball over the line.
Yale was on the 30-yard line Of Syra-
cuse, and Van Arnam tried to pass
the ball to Stein the Syracuse full back.
for a kick, ah5 passed it over his head.
Both elevens started after the ball and it
was knocked over the line. When the
mass of humanity on top of the bah was
lifted, Goebel. it was seen. had made a
touchdown. Wylie kicked the goal
The first touchdown was made by Wylie,
who went through the Syracuse center
for touchdown. The ball was blocked
on the kick out.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
CORNELL, 22; OBERLIN, 5.
Ithacans Scored On, but Make a
strong Finish.

Ithaca. Oct 5.-Afte. the first five min
utes of the game this afternoon. which
Cornell won. % to 8, Oberlin gave the
big red team a good scare.
Taking advantage Of the wet ground.
their half backs ripped up the Cornell
line and got within 30 yards Of the goal
They Gray. OF the visitors. dodged Capt.
Cook and ran i0r a touchdown after
that 10 was an Cornell
The giant line of the Tthacaus. with
the exception Of Brint0n. proved a stone
wall and. after COsgroye was substituted
Tor B-iutOn. The line was ImpTeEudbIg.
The Cornell back field gained about 20
yards on the forward pass
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
FootbEsa PIarer Ininred

Special to The Washington Herald
New York, Oct. 5.-The first football
accident of the Eastern season occurred
this cfternoon during the New York Uni
yersity-Stevens game In the second half
William Corton, Of Stevens, was carried
from the field with a dislocated shoulder.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
Yesterdays Football Results.

Georgetown. 5; Gallaudet O.
Mount Washington, 10; ST. Stephens, Q.
Episcopal High. 6; Technical High. o.
Lehigh Is; L. Of ?. Reserves. 6
Navy, IS; Dickinson. o.
Virginia, p; st. Johns. t.
Brown. p Norwich, O.
West Point q. Franklin and Marshall O.
Andoyer, 0; Harvard second, 0.
Exeter. p; BoWd0in. G.
Amherst 5; Springfield. 0.
Princeton. AZ; Stevens. 0.
Harvard. 30; Maine, 0.
Yale. Il; Syracuse. 0.
Cornell. p: Oberlin. 5.
Pennsylvania, q; Bucknell 2
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
BROWN, "a; NORWICH, 0.
Rhode Islanders Find Connecticut
Eleven an Easy Proposition.

Providence, Oct. 5.-NOrwich University
proved an easy proposition FOR Brown to-
day. the home team piling up a points 10
the visitors goose-egg.
Brown. though unable TO gain consis-
tenuy through the Norwich line, carried
the bah down the field by end runs and
outside kicks
The home team showed a remarkable
Improvement over the form exhibited
against the AEsies on Wednesday, play
Ing together and showing considerably
more speed.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
EPISCOPAL, 6; TECH, 0.
Washington Team Beaten in Open
ing Game at Alexandria.

IHE VatIit 1T tItAuHurl0.
Special TO The Washington Herald
Alexandria, Va, Oct. 5.-The regular
football season here was opened this af-
ternoon when the Episcopal High School
won from the Technical High School, Of
Washington, by to Q.
The field was swept by a strong wind
which made the flight Of the ball most
uncertain. with the result that there was
considerable fumbling in the punting
duels between Hunter and ThraH
The strong defensive work Of Captain
Dabney, Pendleton. and Hunter, of Epis-
COpal. and Captain Brewster, Of Tech
and the iinebucking Of Ellis and Thran
We're the features.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
largest Morning C1reuIation.

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon It's
sworn CIrculation-a circulation in Wash
ington larger by thousands than vas ever
before attained by any morning newspaper
az the CapitaI. Its books are Omen
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
Lineup and Summary.

Touchdcwn-Devine. Rcferce-Alr r. Mat lin.
piTe-Alr Leon Mar,eT. Georgetown Timers-Alsssr,.
Bowie aud Nolte head Lineman-Nlr. sam I'D
moust-n. Georgetown. Linesnen-AIesNs Henry
Galaudet, and AicNUlty. Georgetown. Time Of
h8lYcs-ZJ minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
GEORGETOWN SCORES
SINGLE TOUCHDOWN
Gallaudet Springs Surprise
on Blue and Gray.
STORY OF THE DEFENSE
Kendall Green Forwards Play
Good Football.
STORY OF THE DEFENSE

Time and Again West EndeFS Have
Bali Within Scoring Distance, but
Are Unable to Put Ii Across the
Goal Llne-FOur Members of the
Georgetown Eleven Are Barred
Before the Game Commences.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
MIDDIES VICTORIOUS
Navy Eleven Downs Dickin-
son by 10 to 0.
FORWARD PASS IN EVIDENCE
Both Teams Attempt New Play Many
Times, hut Execute It In Poor style.
Experience-Quarter Back Lange
Drop-kicSs Goal from Field.


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The g,p,e 5s,,.1,,,.,7 f,,.-,,,.,.. ,,.. 20 o.,
forward mass buf r5s NAV yyas sver,.t,.J
poorIv bv borb teams ~, two oo,.sir,,.
resulting in fftesn-vsr5 raralties NJ,
also suffered the same nenaltv for b,,rd.
ling
The visitors nrssorts5 q, b.,,-,- and for
rniBabIe ae-gr.gati,n b,7t tho r9,i,v,t,, ~
rhs plavers arc now ~ tba par,s and
on several occasions showed ratber moor
head work one instance of This Sort v,,,
responsible for a touabdowr II was
when Spencer. Of AnnapoIis punte5 from
has own forty-Gye-yard line. and Spencer
and Peters Of Dickinson. who were in
the back field. misjudged signals as to
which of them was 10 receive the ball
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06

Touchdowus-C Crawford. Ncff. Maddrx. Goals from
tcuchdoWus-Craw s. Goals from feld-Craw-
ford. Bosley. Rcferec-Air Cook. Umpire-AIr. Pol
lard. Lineman-Mr. PECK Time Of hayes-i5 and .
minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
Worlds Series viii Prob
ably Begin Tuesday.
FIRST CONTEST IN CHICAGO

National Commission Plans 10 open
Series on the Cubs Grounds, with
Lair, with Further Play AIfernat-
ing Between the Two Cities.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06

For Mt Vernon, Alexandra, and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandria
& Mt. Vernon Ry. Sta. 18th &Pa. av.
TRAINS FOR MT VERNON WEEK DAYS,
70, II A. NJ. p NOON l. g AND p. AZ.
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND ARLIyC-
TON DAILY EVERY p MINUTES
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
Started in 1854.

To the modern fan il may appear that
the worlds championship series IS a new
event in the history Of baseball. but in
reality its origin can be followed as far
back as 1854, when the Providence team
from the National League and the Metro
polltan from the American Association
met in series Of three games. all Of
which were won by the National aggrega-
ton. The scores IN these contests. which
We're extremely informal. were: 8 to 0.
TO 1, and y to p In those days the
winners Of the contests were not called
worlds champions" but as there was
no baseball played in any other place
but this country they were virtually the
champions Of the universe just the same.
The real beginning of the championship
series came in the following year. 1855. II
was during this season that there was the
emOlument in il for the players that now
exists. The series was played for 81, 900 q
side between the ST. Louis American As
sociation team and the Chicago Nationals.
The teams played a series Of seven games.
each winning three and tying one. and
the money was divided The Browns
and Chicagos met again in 1856 for the
worlds championship and st. Louis took
the honors, winning four games to Chi
cagos two. This was the first year where
the series was confined TO the cities TAX
ing part in the contests.
The following year, 1857, the st. Louis
team won the championship of the Amer
lean Association and the DetToits cap
tured the hOnors in the National League.
The fourteen games were played in prac-
tically every city in the circuit, and the
Detroit Tigers won. capturing ten games
and losing four. That year was the first
and last time until the present season. a
lapse of twenty years. that Detroit took
the hOnOrS whether in the capturing Of
the championship Of a league or the TAX
ing Of the premiership. Their team bat
ting average was .2I0. much better than
the teams Of nowadays make
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
CARS TO KENSINcTcN

Cars from 18th st. aud y. Y ave. every Is mn.
Pass Rock Creek Bridge and Park. main entrance
100 and Country Club to Chevy Chase Lake Con.
meet with Kensington cars Round trip tickets.
55c at Fussells. AuD-u
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
Nationals Victorious.

The Browns were again the representa-
tives of the American Association in 1855
and had as their opponents for the pre-
mier championship, the New Yorks. and
again this year the National League up
holders were the yictors, capturing six
out of the ten games played In this
series the Giants came through with a
batting average Of .2S9. The Giants again
won the series in 1889. and it was during
this series that the Giants established a
team batting average of .90l, which is the
record for contests Of this kind In 1890
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
Lineup and summary.

T0uChd0wns-Sp1uc-r and Dague. Goals from
touchd1vus kicked Nartlcroft. Goals from touch
downs missad-Northroft Goal from the ftld-
Iangc. Rc.crcc-Dr II. T. Smith. University Of
Peunsylmnia. Umpirc-Alr Ridgely T. Melvin, ST.
Johns College. Annapolis. Chief uuesmen-Lieut.
Frank u. Karus Of the Navy, and Mr.. Lewis NJ.
Bacon, Of Dickinson Alidshirman Sha-
frUth and Mr.. Long. Of Dickinson. Time Of halves
Is minutes
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-03-30
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