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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago end 81. Louis Break Even In
DOuble-Header.

ST. LOUIS. June A-Chicago and 81. Louis
broke even n a double-header this after
noon. the home team winning the first
game. 2 10 !, and the visitors taking the
second. which went eleven innings. z 70 1
In the first game the locals made the win
ming run in the fifth. when a Wild pitch
by Walsh let Stephens score from second.
Williams drove the ball over the fence for
a home run In the third inning Of the sec
ond game, scoring ST. Louis only run. Chi
cago tied up the game in the sixth and won
out in the eleventh. when +. Jones scored
from third after stone had fumbled an
easy one. WaddeI1 allowed but seven hits
and struck out eleven men in the second
GANG. Score. flrst game:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Do J~Campben and wife 70 William
az PsrE .. ;, 1850
J. y Brown and wife 10 catherlna
Roy part lot 5 block a. south
PSxton real RStsis ca. 10 Francs
r Welsh. psrt lot a. KeyStone
Lsr1 po1eE to PeisF Z her. part lot
II block h6 south Ouaha.-- 2o8
GHor4e Z Miller and wife 10 Nellie
g BFenRan lots IS ana "a block :.
SHiBs.C RsenSan To- Il Nae Norton.
lota Bsand Ia block "A West End. LO
Prank Depugh and wife 70 susan l.
standeoen. iot z block i6 HANSON
1,,
seorsss saesiyisiSa ..-+'H 20
CHnt0a n. Briggs and wife 10 " 8
Heaton- lot 8 aud 10 block q BSlgss
s % Mercer 60. 10 Jens Nielssa lot
IL Persons subdivision $500. GuCg
Hastins. a Aeyas5 e - " Hdi.srd' -,
James p. Ford ana wife 70 r. Loass
KuTE tot 6 block 2 W. W Thomp-
sons ADDITION 4.--.- 10
Nellie creEinger % John @. Loos. lot
al Luke a Templeton's addition. .....20O0
II JfGrqye and WE 20 EdSArd 7
$3.50 cSSSSaH 10 Fssd Kiossr. ~
a0ts 4 sud a. block ~ WneOx's
Secou8 afdlIion .----.--.-@--.- 4
Louise CheyanA. gusrdian. 20 ame
JON Is yssrstsv. 10 Loais cornbleth.
pan LAT 8 block SO Original ctty
OF Omaha AAo
Iotal
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
GATE CITYs
Country Clubs TO Mix.

The Omaha Country club Is trying 70
work up a team OF thirty players TO play
IN the match golf contest with the Field
club Saturday. This Niii be the first In
terclub match OF the season and will be
played on the Field club course, which Is
In excellent condition. The Field club has
agreed to produce a player 10 play against
each contestant the Country club sends 10
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

HARRISON COUNTY IOWA FARM
FOR SALE AT A BARGAfN-ieescre
improved farm. 4 miles from market; good
froom house. barn. Rheda. granarYs hog
houaes. hen house. cribs. etc. ~ acres
pasture, 6 acres meadow, , acres alfalfa
IS acres fine winter wheat, % acres oats
baiance IN corn: rented for two-fftha Of
cfpp deHvered: this years rent to go
with fhe sale OF farm n sold before July
IS Price, so per acre II sold before the
above date. Address owner. eos Brandeis
Bldg, Omaha. Eeb. C0D-Me8 p
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TO LATE TOO CLASSIFY

LOST-YenoNA Angora cat; any informa
ton leading 10 the recovery gladly re
ceived. Phone Harvey IA d2-MlS Z
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
SANDING Of THE TEAMs.
AMER ASSN.
WEST. LEAGUE
NATL LEAGUE


Western LAague-OmAha at Lincoln, Sioux
City at Denver. Des Moines at Pueblo.
National League-Pttsburg At Philadei-
phia. Cincinnati a. Brooklyn. Chicago al
Boston, st. Louis at New York.
American LAague-Eew York at Cleve-
land. Boston At Detroit Washington at
Chicago. Philadelphia at st. Louis.
American ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at Co
lumbus Kansas City At Toledo, 81 Paul
at Louisville, Minneapolis at Indianapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
WITH THE BOwLERs.

Luck was against the Gate Citys last
night, when they set a new mark for the
6unmer league. with . total Of l.&2 and
then lost Two games 10 the Metz Bros
team by 10 and 3 pins. respectively. Goff
was the top man on totals. with 652 Gjerda
was but three ping behind him, with 64s,
and took the high single game, with a 81
score. Tonight the cams are the Krug
Parks and Sharks.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
DARKNESS STOPS CANE
Cubs and Beansatsrs Play Seventeen
Innings to a Tie :
EACH MAKES But ONE Run
Pfeister aud Lindnman Ritcl
ThrOughOut Game and DO Re-
MarkabIe Work-Howard
Makes Hs=e Run.

BOSTON. June 4-The Chicago National
League team made their lIrst appearance
In this city today and played seventeen in
ninEs 10 a tie with Boston. each stde b-ing
able TO get but one run before uafkness
stopped the game. The contest was N
longest played IN either the Nattonai or
American leagues this year. Pfeister ane
Lindaman pitched remarkable ball There
were many sensational plays but q one
hand stop Of a low liner by Rtchey was
the feature. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
DIES MONIES.

IWo-base hts: Belden q. Anderson. Doll
ktnneally, McDonough- Home run: Nc
Donough Stolen base; Cassidy. Sacrifice
nits: Naldron. Beiden. Doll. KinneaIly,
Olmstead. Hit with pitched bail: White.
First base on balls Off Olmstead. z
Struck out: BY Olmstead. 5: BY Romar. 9
Left on bases Denver. 8: Des lfoines, q
Wild pitch; Olmstesd. Time: 1.45. TIM
pire. Davis.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

PRIVATE MoNEY-cAsH ON HAND
no DELAY. j. II MfTHEN, n2-s iST
NAT. BANK BLDG. TEL DOUG. lEA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCE LAND FOR sALE
Coloraao-ronffnued.

80 ACRES GREELEY CcoLoD LAND.
IN the great potato and sugar bet dis
trcts and win grow almost n crop. TO
come noe new ditch nov huilolng
water BY fan. viii b. worth then 70 -
800 an acre Prank II Miller. W sluth
Pearl 81. Denver. Colo. ONl-A4 TX
WASTED o. We have several thousand
acres q rood Colorado lands fcr sale; Ne
want good. live agents 20 regresent ua
Globe Land and Investment Co. Omaha
Neb. C1D-Mss
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
Propo.~d NEED h. Dro1u.d.

OXFORD, June 4-Aftsr protractsd nego-
fiations II has been decided that there are
too many difficulties in the way OF an
athletic meeting for track and field events
between British and American teams 20
follow the Olympic games IN London this
summer and the matter has been dropped.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
wANTED-Io BORROW

wANTED-To borrow g.0o for three years
on Improved farm land IN central Ne
braaka. Second moftnaEe. but good mar
gin Address. Y so Bee. 2D-%
WANT 70 borrow s1yeo9 for five years: first
mortgage city property. Address o ST,
Bee. QD-M17s ~
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ADMINISTRATIONS

EXPERIENCED stcnographer; excellent
references. Address ID" Omaha Bee.
Courcil Bluffs. GD-ASel
GOOD BLACKSMITH wanss a position, J.
Moskovftz. Tel Webster f7D. 1865 n. 18th
81. CID rs 8
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
Middle Win from Cadets by SeSre of
sixteen to Five.

ANNAPOLIS, June 3-Navy, IS: Army. g.
THIS Is the brief story of today's game,
which attracted a crowd OF about 1000 per-
sons, including Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy Newberry and a party OF friends. The
West Point nine WIS hopelessiy outclassed
DOusisss pitching proving a puzzle, while
West Points pitcher was battfd freely and
his support was bad Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

Rocky Mountain Lta..-AuIs pm A'b0 an
co. 4 Cal Express-...a lO pm aa2o pm
ok 4 Teas ExPress---a 40 pm a las pm
sTA-IsTH a WEBSTER.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

"Batteo for Hhea tn the ninth.
sBatted for Freeman in the ninth.
Sioux City..--.... o Q Q o 0 o. 4
Pueblo ...-...--.- Z 1 Q Q o 0 -
stolen bases HoEriever. Patterson %.
CiarE Two-hase hits. Matticks. Welch.
Spencer Of Pueblo. Double play: Spencer
TO Andreas to SEVERED HIT with pitched
bali BY Frcernan- l. Sacrifice hits Gran
vile. HcErtever. struck out: BY Freeman.
by Nichols. 4 First base on balfE: OF
Freeman, 4; off Galgano. /. off Nichols. l.
Time; l@. Umpire: Haskell. Attend
ance. LOO
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

- vI tIIvIs. NIeNeIaHu, = NeW lOrkt
J. Two base hits: Hinchman, Ciarke. Home
run: Hicknaan. Sacrifice hits: bradley G3.
LaJoie. stolen bases: hickman. Stahi. Ease
on balls: OFF Mining. = His BY pitched
pan; Ben1is. Left on bases: Cleveland. 8;
New York, . Struck out BY Berger. 4, BY
Mannlng. 4 lime: l:A9. Umpire. O.LouEhnn.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
lEEs eccolA game
sBatted Tor MaooeA IN
sBatted for Hoffman in eleventh

'Batted for g IN eleventh
sBatted for Hoffman in eleventh
81. Louis.......-0 0 0 81
Chicago .....-.-.0 0 0 0 0 I D 0 0 IL
TWo-hase hit: Davis. Home run; viii
Msms. Hts: OFF smith, s in ten innings.
Sacrifice hits: 7. Jones. c. Jones, Tame
hill Stone. Stolen bases; T. Jones. F.
Jones. Double plays: Ferris. Williams 20
T. Jones. Parent 10 Donohue: Tannehll,
Davis 70 D0nohue. Left on bases; 81
Louis. IL: Chicago. z First base on balls
off Wadden 6: off Smith, T. Hit by pitched
baIl. BY WaddelL / struck CIT BY Wed
Seu. u. BY Walsh. i. by White. /, b
smith. 8 via pitch; WaddelL Time: IN
Umpires: Hurst and Evans
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

thirds innings; off Durham. 10 in five and
a third innings. Struck out: BY Malloy, 2;
BY Durham, 2; by West 3. Sacrifice hits:
Coulter, Elwert. HIT BY pitched ball: Hop
kins. Two-baSe hits; Hayden 90 Arm
%bruster, Elwert Home run: Carr. Double
plays. Barbeau, Hinchman TO Lister: FL
vert, Hiuchman to lister. Stolen bases.
Barbeau, ATmbruster. Smoot, and. Bases
on balls: off Malloy, /; off West, 2 Time:
EOS. Umpire: Kane.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

The Burlington bsse ban team viii so
70 Burlington, Ia, Saturday for a game
with the team from the freight traffic de-
partment Offices IN Chicago Considerable
interest has been worked Up over the game
all along the line and fans from Nebraska,
Illinois and Iowa viii journey TO Buriing-
ton TO witness the game
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

as completely as coughs and colds wreck
lungs. Cur them quick with DR.. Kings
New Discovery. SOC and 800. For sale
by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

TWo-base his. CAMEL, Lumley. Ihree-
base hits: CAMEL. Mcintyre. Sacrifice hits
Kane. Lobert. Left on basess Cincinnati.
4: Brooklyn, g. Bases on balls: Off Nc
Intyre, 5; off Coakley. l. Bases or errors:
Cincinnati. 2 Struck out: BY Mcintyre, s;
by Coakley, g. Time: ia Umpires: Rig
lsr and Iohnstona. -
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

Home run: Howard. Sacrifice hits. Nc
Cam, Sweeney %. Steinfeldt. Dahlen. KEEL
ley. Double plays: Steinfeldt and Cnance.
Left on bases. Chicago. s: Boston. j. Base
on balls: off Lindaman. J., off Pfeister, g.
Base on errors: Chicago. 3; Boston. l. Hit
by pitched ball. Lindaman. Struck out By
Pfeister. 4; by 1~dndaman, g Time: 8:9
Umpire. OTDav
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

Lett on bases. Navy D Army g. Bases
on errors: Navy. 5; Army. ?. stolen bases:
Gillian CO. Bacon, Wilson, LANCE, Battle,
Jones. Meyer. Bases on balls. OFF Doug
lass. 9 off Lanphief. 4: off Hyatt, 2
Struck out: By douglass. II: BY Hyatt J.
Hits: off Douglass. 4 In eight innings; of
Lanphier, 2 in one i1niEg. Double plays
Gillian 10 stiles, Lang to Hambsch- Wild
pitches. Hyatt, 2; Douglass, 2 Passed
balls: G0nEer, 2: McCoach, l. Hit by
pitched all: Haverkamp, BY Lauphisr.
Time: z& Umpire: Rigler q the Ma
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS FOR YOUNG HoRsEsLoF-
fice % Ire ouarterrnaater Kansas City.
Kansas. June 2 1895. Sealed proposals., In
tTipiicate, win be received 81 this office IN
III II o'clock a. m. July i 1893, and then
ders, for furnishing 100 young horses for
delivery at Fcrt Reno, Oklahoma. or other
reserves TIE right 20 accept or reject any
or al bids or any part thereof. Blank
forms and all information can be had upon
Application to this office. Envelopes con-
tsfninE proposals 70 be marked Proposals
for Animals and addressed Captain
kirby Walker. Quaftefmsster."
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
Pirnfe. nent onnker-

PHILADELPHIA. June A-PfttsburE bat
ted Moren's curves hard today and had
little difficulty IN defeating Philadelphia
Roy Thomas, formerly with Philadelphia,
sigRed with PIttsburg today and played
his fret game with P~ittsburg. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
OCEAN
CANADIAN PAcIFI,

Kiss EMAM fOuA BANS At SRA
The EmpreSsea sail from Quebec q
Liverpool IN ak Gays two days On tia
majestic ST Lagrance speed. coTn1orG
eleeance aud safety are combined In these
Epiendid eEpre1s
49, y ticket agent for partcgiarA
Cali 81 write for illustrated beoklst
describing persoaaly conducted Euro-
q ri nEMJANz ssa 49,
1a1sFhens Marx1aoa IVA
aa aeafh OaEk BUosa Ck4cagos IA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

MAN AND WIFE wish position on a farm
Address 80, care Bee. rGD-MI1s Ok
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
GAMES IN AMERTc4N ASSOCIATION

Kansas City shuts Out Milwaukee by
Seere OF 4 Go ~.
MILWAUKEE,, June A-Swann was a
puzzls with men or bases today ard the
visitors won. 4 TO O. Harry Clarke was
spiked BY Downey in the fourth and retired
in favor Of Wiser. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
Foar Straight Tor ToIedo.

INDIANAPOLIS. June a-The two new
pitchers secured by Indianapolis were bat
ted all over the lot Today and Toledo won
IFS fourth straight victory. 9 to 5. Score:
TOlrUo ~OFANnForSa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
BrookIrn nadlr neaten.

NEW YORK. June A-McIntyre's wildness
enabled Cincinnati 70 score six runs on five
hits today and 10 defeat the Brooklyn team
s to 1 on its homA grounds. The locals
made three costly errors as well. Score.
r~TNrTNNATT RHoOEIvN
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

CLEVELAND. June A-Cleveland easily
defeated New York today. 10 TO / Manning
received bad support and was hit hard with
men on bases. Hickman's home run was
the first BY a Cleveland player 81 the local
park this year. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

Three-base hit: Clarke. Sacrifice hit: Alb
batichio. Stolen base: Abbatichio. Left on
bases: Pittsburg. 10; Philadelphia, s. Struck
out: BY Camnitz. 2; by Moren. 5. Double
play: Wilson to Gibson. Bases on errors
PittsburE. 2; Philadelphia. q Bases on balls:
Off Camnitz, 2: off Moren, 4 Hit by pitched
ball: BY Camritz. I. Wild pitch: Moren.
Time: 155. Umpires: KLEIN and Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

BEATRICE. Neb.. June A-speciaLl-
The F1lley base BAH team won a close and
exciting game from Lewiston yesterday
Score. RHE.
IAAc4 :
Lewiston 4 5
Batteries: Flley. Taylor and Noakss
Lewiston. Whiffen and Go0dale.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

DETROIT. June A-Lnanlity ~ Detroit
20 ht Young. gave Boston IL opsniag
game In the West. 2 70 J. The hAmplona
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

'Batted for Sullivan in eighth.
St. Louis. ...---..0 o / 0 Q 0 -
Chicago ..........8 0 Q lie Q Q 0 OIL
Two-base hits. TannehiM- +. Jones. Dono-
hue. Sacrifice hits. Davis. Anderson. c.
Jones. Hoffman Double plays: Hsrtsel1
70 Jones. Parent TO Donohue. Left on
bases. st. Louis. 6. Chicago. 8 First base
on balls Off Powell, i: off walsh, J.
struck out; By Powell. :. BY Walsh. 2
Wild pitch: Walsh. Time. Ia Umpires:
Evans and Hurst
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

y CITY

TWo-base hit CrDss. Sacrifice hits:
Mailman, KerVfn. stolen bases: Hallman
tzts NelBhbOIb- Doubte play. Cross 70
Beckley. Left on bases: Milwaukee. G:
Kansas City. 6. Bases OF balls: Off Dough-
erTy, T. Struck out: BY DouEherty. s: BY
Swami. 4 Time: 2sOL Cmpires: Hayes
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
Totals

IWo-base hts' houIhe, NeE1nahh-
Three-base hits: Shaw. O'RouEkes Donlin.
Hits. Off Taylor. 8 In eight innings; off
Crandall. / IN one inning Sacrifice hit.
Hostetter. Stolen bases: Gilbert, Murphy,
Bridwell. Doyle. Seymour. Left on bases:
81. Louis, s; New York. 2. Bases on balls
orr Crandall, . Bases on errors: 81.
Louis. ;; New York. 2 Wild pitch: Taylor.
Time: 200. Umpire. Rudderham.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
Cardinal. Bunch Hits.

NEW YORK, June A-Bunched hits and
errors in the eighth inning by tAe
New York players gave the game TO 81
today. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

HEBRON, Neb.. June G-speciaL l-Tha
Hebron team won q game with the Beatrics
team here yesterday By a score Of "A 70
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
PROPOSALS FOR BAKERY FORT

-
posats viii be received until 10 a. m June
is, 1908. and then opened. for furnishing
labor and material for constructing plumb
ing and heating and electric wiring Of bak-
cry here. Information furnished on appli-
cation. L. $. reserves right to accept any
or all bids or any part thereof Envelopes
Containing bids to be marked Proposals
for constructing bakery and addressed to
Js-es-e-15-1s
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
south Dakota.

KEEP PosTED-on the Trip county
openanR. A million acres to be opened for
homestead. Address. Boz ia. Dallas,
81 y. fs1l-Mna Je-E
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

CHICAGO. Jans @QBDeciaI TeleEram -
The Council BUFF Rowing Association
has bsNn elsotsd . member Of the western
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

sBatted for Downs in eighth.
sBatted for Slever IN ninth

Three base hits: Gessler. Ungiaub. Hits
on Stver. = IN eight innings, of kiliau.
I in one inning Stolen base; Mcconnell
Double plays Downs and Rossman; kili-
fer 70 Downs to Rossman; Cobb 10 ScALiit
Lett on bases. Detroit, 4, Boston. 5 Base
on balls. OFF kilian. I Struck out: By
Siever 2. By Young. 8 Time: i.s0. Umri e1:
Sheridan and Fgan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-20
MAY COME INTO FOLD.
California State League Expected to
Ask for Recognition at Hands of
ORGANIZED Base Ball.

SAN FRANCISCO. September 19.-There
is talk OF the California League entering
organized base ball next year. If this
takes place il will have to be with the
consent of the Pacific Coast League. which
claims most of the territory now occu
pied by the former. 1t will be recalled
that cities like Sacramento, San Jose and
Stockton were awarded to the senior or
sanZation a year ago or more. and that
the California League is holding them by
the right of outlawry. From reliable
source it was learned that the Pacific
Coast League would offer no objection to
the California League being admitted as
a class G. or d league. allowing it to re-
tain it's present territory, even Sacra-
mento 1t would be possible to frame a
on-confiicting schedule for Sacramento.
If the California League is made a reg
ular'' it will mean that salaries will be
reduced all along the line The pay rolls
of nearly all the clubs are out of proper
ton to their incomes. There are players
receiving as much for playing one and
two games a week as there are in the
Pacific Coast League for playing six and
seven. How long clubs can meet this
expense is a question Friends of organ
lied base ball urge that the clubs would
have larger profits if they ceased to be-
come outlaws. for in addition to reduced
salary rolls, they would realize hand
somely on selling talent each year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-20

The student body of Georgetown will
watch the results of the call for candi-
dates for the foot ball eleven with con-
siderable interest this year. because it
marks a radical departure from the pro-
ceedings for many years back.
For a number of years the destinics of
the mind Of Dr. Joseph Kelley. graduate
of the institution and probably one that
brought more athletic glory to the Blue
and Gray, with the exception of Arthur
Duffy, than all the rest combined. He
accomplished wonders as track and foot
ball man, Nand did splendidly with the
foot ball squad after the athletic restrlc-
tons were placed on the Institution by
the former rector, Father Buel, Sd, and
it will look strange not to see him in har-
ness on the campus.
Capt Ed Miller of the foot ball team
arrived in the city Wednesday, and had
no sooner stepped into the buildings on
the hills beyond Rock creek than he had
pinned the following on the bulletin
boards of the college:
All students desiring to make a try for
the foot bali squad will report in person
to me and be present on the campus Mon
day. September Il, at $50 o clock. Coach
William Newman will be on hand to take
charge of all candidates..
The prospects, according to Capt. Miller.
are very good-far superior to last year
fo,' despite all the usual drawbacks, only
four men will be lost from the squad
butcher W oods, Buckley and McLaush-
lin-while the enrolment for this years
team indicates that their places Will be
well taken.
Among the old men who will try to re-
tain their places on the squad are Kane,
Algiers Moran, Todd, Glennon, Devine
Murhall, Stewart and, of course, Capt.
Miller himself. and as each has had two
sea sons of training they ought to make
good this year.
But the managers of the team are bank
ing more on the material that will come
ove.. the dividing line this fall than any
old or new material that will be enrolled.
By dividing line is meant the ''preps," for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-20
American League Southpaws
Have Had A Very Bad Year


which
only wilmer
none a a cord as he
Burchel
Bosto and
is
like
he did be
the limit n a clio
Twove JesseTa
andO otto Hess to be farmed out o
o
as Will Hess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-20
FOOT BALL PROSPECTS ARE
EXCELLENT AT GEORGETOWN
Students From the "Prep" School VIII Make Great Fight
Tor Positions on the Varsity Eeven-Coach New
man and Capt. Miller the Job.

the foot ball artists that leave that school
for the varsity are the hest the school has
ever given to the varsity.
1t will be recalled that last year the
props had the fastest team in Wash
ington-faster by far than the varsity
and which played every team in Wash
ington to standStill. From this team
comes Tom Smith, the fastest Splinter
i'll the college the second best hurdler
in America, as Champion SmithSon only
beat him out by a fraction. He VIII
make one of the tacks to a certainty.
Then there is Sitterding. the clever
youngster who ran the prep team -
quarterback and was one of the best
oars in the crew. Cendoya. the center
and snapback of the props is giant OF
200 pounds, and as 1t is the pivotal
position around which guards and
tackles viii form to hold when on de-
fensive. Cendoya will fill in the gap To
a nicely that Buckleys graduation
made vacant. Daily, the 1eet-footed
tackle and stroke of the champion in
terscholaStic crew Of America: Stohl-
man, the giant guard, and Cunllf, the
tackle. are also among the props offerA
ing to the varsity squad. and with
their youth. fire and zeal will make il
hard for any one to beat them out for
places. even though they are up against
such good ones Thompson, Cullen
and McNulty.
1t is expected that the law SCHOOL, as
usual. Will SEM OUT StNtidt t5SihL
but as they Will not report before Sep
TENDER 80 when classes begin. they
will be handicapped somewhat by tho
delay.
The Thanksgiving day game this year
will be played. with Washington and
Lee. they taking the place usually flleI
by the George Washington University.
The students of Blacksbury have two
of the best coaches of the University &C
Virginia looking after them. and they
claim they viii give Georgetown all
that is coming to them on that national
holiday. Capt Miller also states that a
game has been arranged with Fordham
for the early part of November 40
1t is expected that there viii be quite
a big turnout of students. former grad
yates and old-time friends of the COLI
lege tomorrow afternoon, when BIZ
Newman, the Cornell star. assumes
charge.