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New-York tribune., 1908-09-24
TO N4ME BL4CKM4R.
Justice OKeefe VIII Nominate
Jurist to Force Issue.

According to reports in Brooklyn Yesterday Jus-
tice George J. O'Keefe friend OF Justice Luke J.
Stapieton, of the Supreme Court. will present the
name Of Justice Abel f. Blackmar TO the Demo-
cratic judiciary convention.
O'Keefe is delegate TO the convention from, the
18th Assembly District. IL is now believed that
eighteen Of the twenty-three delegates of Kings
County will vote for stapleton and his Republican
colleague.
senator r. ii. McCarren was considering yester
day, II was said, ticket made up OF Isaac NJ
kapper and James d. Bell. Kapper is counsel OF
the McCarren organization and Fell is chairman of
the county committee. Justice StapIeton refused to
discuss the situation.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24
SENATOR EMERSON RENoMINATED.

PIattsburg. y. Y. Sept 3.-Janes A Emerson.
of warrensburg. Warren County, n. Y, was to-das
renominated for State Senator from the Clinton
Essex-Wsrren district at the Republican conveo-
ton held here. Resolutions adopted N
dorsins the administrations OF President RoOseveh
and Governor Hughes.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24
CAT DRIVES BURGLARS AWAY.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune

(By Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Pittsburg Sept. 2S.-Burglars at a. m TO-DAY
tramped on the tail OF the family cat IN ths
home of %. A Connors. No. 65ST Frankstown ave-
nue. and the cat attacked the intruders with socn
fury and noise that they were forced TO eScapo
by a back window. leaving all the family sIve'
piled I'D on the floor ready TO carry away Nl.
COnnOrs says that he will buy the cat the nnsS
collar to be had for money
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24
at WILL KEEP" SAYS BRYAN.

Columbus, Ohio. Sept. 23.-When the letter OF
President Roosevelt In reply Mr.. Bryans tee-
gram shown him tonight Mr.. Bryan took
it, but without reading the contents said:
I'm too tired tonight It will keep until morn
ing
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24

The registration days this year are Monday.
October 5; Tuesday, October s.; Saturday,
October 10 and Monday. October r. All VINO
intend to vote must register on one of these
dsys between a. m. and 10 ..
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24

Natertown, n. V, Sept. 23.-Andrew c. Cornwall
OF Alexandria Bay. to-day nominated for Con-
sress by tie Democratic Congress Convention OF
the 18th District
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24

Guthrie, Okla Sept Ex-Governor Charles N.
Haskell would discuss the story from New York
that an effort being made by several national
committeeman to effect his removal from the treas
urership of the Democratic National Committee.
II cannot see anything in this that seems to re-
ouire any reply from me-" he said. That the
publication OF the Oklahoma Prairie Oil and Gas
Company charges has occasoned this movement
on the part of the Democratic committeeman do
not believe to be true
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24
UPSTATE CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

Utica. N Y, Sept. 9-Curtls T. Ailaiume was
to-day nominated for Congress by the Democrats
OF the 21th Congress District. comprising the
counties of Oneida and Herkimer TO succeed Rep
resentatlve James S. Sherman
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24

Jim H.-fmportant home news Letter ss General
Fostofics. New York MAX HEALn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-11
GRIT iiber 60 Sa6ren

idon lpuroe Wfs. BinsIoip's Sootb-
ing.Gpn,p bon Wiaionen ton Witt
tern beim 3abnen Ser ainoer ange-
menoet. WirIt Gu i'm Sdlofe onr6
oos Sdreien zines ainoes geltort,
oos i'm Sabnen lit ilno Dor S6meraen
lpeint? @emn 10, laiie iofort eine
yIaide ron vMtrs. @insIofp's Sootb'
il,e.gprup" bcIen. Gem @ert 1T
unbe5abIbar. Gs miro oem tIeinen
2eioen6en lofort 2inoerung perlbaf-
fen. gerlabt eud oarauf, Wiitter,
es lit fein 3tpeifel oariiber. @s beilt
Diarrboe, reeuIiert ben Mogen nno
Die geieren, beleitiet Bino-4olif, er-
peift ben @aanlen, berbinoert ent'
siino1tnq unb itdrft bas ganoe Sp'
item. y02rs. Winsloip's Sootbing
gprup" fir 5obnerbe ainoer 1T an.
aenebm i'm @eidmod; bas @esept
itonnt bon einein ser beIten tpcibli.
den gler3te i1l ben Ser. Staoten. @s
lit Bel ollet Grueeiiten in Der ean5en
8eIt sil boben. asreis % Gents per
SloId,e. aoltft nidts auheres als
,Mrs. @insIop's Sootbing Sprup."
@arantiert uuter Der Soob anb
gu,es afte, 80. sSuai 1905, Serial
N,lrHMsr 1928
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-11
Iega a 3.

Nus Dallas miro pieoer ein-
NAL offi3ie4 inn Mamen Der slnti-
SaIoon-2isa perfiinoet, bob lie nit
nihts anoerem aufrieoen iein lperoe,
oils nit staatsprobibition. stlio iid
MIR feinen Sauldungen bingeben
Cine abideulide SdieBerei bat
iih menn fih Die eriten Wa6ribten
beitdtigen in ser Nabe bon Sanger
suaetragen. Gin Sarmer namens
SSones bat orei ieiner farbigen arbei-
fer eri6olIen. einen oierten totllt
uno einen fiinften lei6t perlpunoet.
@ie es beibt, lab Sones nit ieiner
ssrou l.no ieinen &inoern I'M 3inlmer,
als 3ipei bon oengfegern bereinfamen,
um @elb gu pedieln. Dabei glaubte
Sones gu ieben, oaB elmer bon ibnen
nad) ieiner SiiftentaI6e eriff, nno oa
er fiirdtete, Der Mann mohte ltebles
i'm Sinne baben, fling er iofort an ol,f
Die beioen 5ii ihieben
sesll Den Weinerpa-8obl blennlinen
bel 3oreoo bot man einen Werifaner
feftaenonlmeu, Der IN Mtonterep gum
5ooe pernrteilt uno oann aus oem
oortiaen @ef1ngnis entfloben mar.
Ssn @ictoria ltarb Srml Iar
0ltoer I'M Qllter BON SO Sabren.
Ser Stoat bat gegen Die 3rI-
nitu & 9ro5os Gallep Giienbobn
afoae eineereiht. neil lie bent
9efebl oer @iieribobn 8onlmiiiipn,
smiid,en 9ollas uno @arobahie Ell
men 6ra6tperfebr 5u etohlieren, nidt
nahgefonnlen ut.
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@ifeubabnz Jabrplan.
q. u. & u. q. 8abm.

oSabb grodet",8us mad 9ouiton &aIbeiton,
Beaumont unb Orange sfbfabrt 8 llbr abenbs,
Mrfunft 755 moreens.
saaG aerreoilIe, gbfabrt $50 morsens, arls
finft bort 11so. al6fabrt bon aerrbiue llbr
naGmtttnes, stnfunft In San antonio 7.5o
abenbs. Hur samftaes mad aerrbtfIe: llbr
na1mittnes. Hiidinbrt bon bait Wlontags b. !
moreens. anfunft in gan stntonto $50 NOR
gems
9sa6 guero, goofum, 3oiiton, gaIbeito1
@ibbineS. aoabaIe. Cameron uno a8oco, slb,
fabrt s45 bormittaes, Anirnft llbr uorsens
Ra9 geebiue. CORPUS Gbriiti, GIiee. MatSis
@ranfas gaB 9fodport Mbfabrt 100 nads
III. tarS uno 8 1lbr abenos. sfnfnHft 7.55
morgens unb 1.50 na6mittaas.
Na6 Talfurtas, slbfabrt s 1lbr abenbs. arte
fn-ff 7.55 moreens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-11

ben all, lie battelt Die Nusfliieler iii,
Ole geiudte Rauberhonoe gebalten.
Die in 0auen erribtete Statior
fiir orohtloie Seleerapbie bot einer
grfolg 5lt per5ei6neil, Der elnen me-
ientli9ell ssertibritt mif oieieIn 8e-
biete beoeutet gs lit ibr gelnngen,
auf orobtloien @eee nit Dem Dam.
pier ,Gope 8lone" mabrenb Der
sSabrt bes Shiffes bon &onbure
nod 3eneriffo, anf Ben 8anarii9en
Snieln, in fortgeiester Berbinoung
au bleibel, gs lit oies cine Strefe
BON 23t0 Wfeilen, Die Der 0ompfer
in a6t Sogen 5uriidlegte.
Cine Depeibe aus ct. Betersr
burg melbet: Dos rnliilbe @eib-
na9tsfeit, lpelbes befonntlid ipeeen
oes peridieoenen &alenoers brei5ebn
Gage nod benz BEG @reeorianiidelr
&olenoers fdllt, murbe belte bon ben
Miteliebern Der faiierlihen ssamilie
in einfo6er @eiie eefeiert. essn ben
Mpparte1nents Ger &aiierill lpuroe
eill @eibna1tsbaum aufgeiteat, Der
@eldenfe fir ben 4ronprin5en alleris
uno oeiien @eibmiiter true, Bios
Mitglieoer oes foiierliden 5ofes NOS
rem anipeieno.
Sn einent. unter oent 9ofs
Ihulgebaube IN Der lnerifanii6en
stoot Huebla befinblihen llnteriroi=
iben Nauln, ben man ioeben erit ent=
oedt bot, iino piele 4unitgeeen@
itGnoe, oarnnter cine 4n5abl nerts
polIer @erndloe, gefunoen lpor6en
Mon gloubt, oaB Die Saden BON ben
ssseiriten bort perbprgen tpnroen, ols
iie aus YuebIa forttnnBten.
Der friibere 8rafioent Der bel-
aiihen Deputirterfamnter, 5dollart,
lit gum 9reaniermilliiter ernannt
moroen.
Baron 9afabira lit als 9ta6-
folaer oes 8icomte Mofi gum lapani=
iden 8pti6after in @oibington err
na1lnt lporoen.
gie aus Ser @altptitabt Weri-
fo genteloet miro, babeil Die Oeegifa=
ner, pelhe Den in Scos> Guatemala
itationierten amerifaniiden ao1lilt-
lar.Mgenten ansegriffen baben lol-
len, feinerlei 8erbinbnns nit Der
merifanii6en Resieruna unb Die ies-
tere bat baber aud gar feline 0eran=
laiiune, irgenbpie in Die slnselegen-
beit eirSngreifen.
Cine 9epelbe aus griliiel mel
bet: Die @ellln6beit oes aonigs IaBt
iebr sll piiniden iibris. ST leioet
an ser @iht uno an einenl Sub bat
iidl anodetfrab gebiloet.
Der langidbrige Eralioent Der
oeutlden Meihsbanf, Or. Sod, oelien
Miiftritt idon ols beoor1tebeno an
lpuroe, lit nllmnebr in @e=
nebrhigllng ieines @einhes nerabid)ie-
BET moroen. Ger aaiier perlteb Or
Sod, in s(nerfennung ieines erfolg=
reihen 8irfens oos @roBfreu5 beg
goten @bleroroens. 8ebeimer Sber=
fiuansrat Rloolf @apenItein, bisbef
Gralioent Der Seebanolumg, lit als
9eohfolaer 4ohs gum Hraiioenten
Der gfeihsbnnf ernannt poroen-
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gei5ere Oeinnb6eit.

Seitoent i1 Or. Sings Neue Sc
bens=pillen gebral6e, erfreme i4 MIDI
belierer @eiunobeit, iagt Safob
Sprinser BON @eIt Sranflin, Maine.
sic balten Moee,1, 2eber ilno Gin.
gelpeioe in Oronllng. 3u baben Bel
aoolpb 9reiB nno st. gobn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-11

Mus Martinoole in Galoipea
Gouittp miro Der Zoo bon ,sohll
Gnder genleloet. er lpor einer Der
Slteiten 8etpobner jener @egeno.
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M q & z. @ahm.

Mbfa1rt.
@adb Yaeo, Sort gSortb Dallas. aanias etto,
st. Gouts nnb Gbieagr, tdglt& (sun1ef
4epof -. WV @oe"oD
aoiaIous bia 6mitb6iae -. 7.So normttla9s
sfIamo Special mad Smiibbiue, Solffor. Val'
eettoH Ao.No aoe""9
Hatua!t.
Bon chicago, ST. Gonis, Ron'as gitp, 9olIas;
Hort Mortb unb 2seo. tdgIth fSunlet
9anot) 7.30 morgens
QofnIaue bta Gmittbiue 9.Uo aoeHos
9fIamo epestaI bon Emitbbiue, 1oufton. Vat
seStou 6.25 HIcraers
S5eirats Sdletne.
@ep. 9eilmann urb Sul,n 9Seaper
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
lie DROIT CLUBS
TENNIS TOURNEY
Closed Handicap Matches
Begin Tomorrow With
Seven Classes.

The annual spring tournament of lie
DroiC Tennis Club viii be started on
Monday. June s. at 5:3O p. N. at the
clubs courts, Thirteenth ana T streets
northwest.
This tournament is a handicap affair,
omen 10 club members only.
The tournament comm ttee is COM
posed Of r. r. Proctor. chairman:
Enoch Edmonston, ir., and II. N.
Wells. who have classed the entrants
as follows:
Class A. Conrad Z. Doyle; class b,
Franklin Geoghegan; class G, L. l.
DOYLE; class d (scratch). T.. o. Ieech,
II. NJ. Wells, A. Y. Leech. jr.: class +.
T. r. Heath, G.. II. Claudy. T. r. Proc
Tor, T.. Edmonston. W y. Doyle, Her
man Stabler, IL f. Lcrch. in, A. V
Mckee; class 7, l.. NJ. Willis. J. r.
Shields. H. p. Cobey; class G., W. +.
Roe, J. D. Newton. A. V Morrow.
Handsome hrst and second prizes viii
be awarded TO the winners and run
nsrs-up IN both singles and doubles
The courts viii be open to visitors
who will be cordially welcome to Wit
ness the play.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
STANLEY STEAMER
SNASHES RECORD
Crowd OF $4,000 Witness
Famous Dead Horse
Hill Climb.

WORCESTER. Mass. June IA
crowd of about 5000 persons witnessed
the smashing of time records on the
famous Dead Horse hill course here
this afternoon during the running off
Of the third annual climb by the Wor-
cester Automobile Club and each time
Il was the Stanley steam whogglebug
driven by l. r. Baldwin. Of Providence.
thai broke the record which in other
years was made by Sammy Stevens,
Of New York. in a Darracq.
The steam car for the first time
created d time record for the hill. In
the free-for-alI Baldwin negotiated the
hHi in 81 2-5 seconds, Stevens best rec
ord being 1.0l 2-5 In an exhibition
later Baldwin again lowered the record.
this time TO IS 5-5 seconds. Al that
he did not dare 20 let the car out for
he was obliged to shut off the power
no less than six times in negotiating
the mile long climb else he would have
climbed the bank.
Much was expected OF the big Chad
wick six that wen the Wilkesbarre
climb, but the gaso Iene car did not get
TO working properly until the exhibit
ton event when HouDt drove her up
In 50 4-5 seconds. He might have beaten
BaIdwin's record bat for the fact that
a spectator walked IS rectly ia his Path
and he had 10 thru- on his emergency
TO prevent hitting him The climb was
the most successful ever held here
The hin was in perfect condition and
the weather was ideal Though there
were several close calls. there were
no serious accidents. Considering that
ia climbing the hill. a height of go feet
Is attained, BaldWln's record is re.
uarkable.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
Washington Oqvner Builds Track
For Light Harness Horse Races
Henry Copperthite's New Virginia Course Likely to Be
the Scene of Frequent Events--Son of
Bngen Dies.
b. L. D. SALE.

have stood the strain OF training. that
MS record would have closely ap-
pfoached that Of CrescIus, 2.03it- The
only stations up 10 date that have trot-
ted IN 200 or better are Cresci5s. 2.0zl4
Admiral Dewey, 2.94za; John T. McKsr-
ron, Z;041z, and Main Sheet, 200.
Turf statistics show that great as are
the ElectiOneeTs as a trOttinZ family
they are short lived. Q s a rule and mis-
fortunes have thlCEiy befallen them
faiO Alto. Z.0Sz, diea when about ten
years Of age Abel 2.Z3. the champion
Eearling, died when about eight. s..
Rel, 2.24A. died when about the same
0ge. Bell Boy. PISA. the $4,000 stallion
y as burned TO death. OF the eight sons
OF Electioneer, and BeaCptifui Bells
ucur Of which were chanpionsJ. only
Chimes and Belsire sre alive
Electric Bell. OF the same family. ana
sire OF Dr. Bel, 2-l7z. Sweet Bells. and
tWenty-siX others with records ali the
way from 2-3O 20 2-09lt, died at twelve
years The Bingens seem also 70 be H.
fated-Bingen being a son Of May Kirs.
ana ne by Electinneer. Electioneer was
Out iltue past twenty when he died OF
sclatic rheumatism at Palo Alto. His
e. .. islc1lated skeleton is in the Leland
TtdHl0IC university
On the other hand. the family. found
"a Dy George Wilkes, is noted for
longevity George Wilkes Shelton is in
sIie museum OF the Kentucky university.
re immortal George. after years of
most cruel racing lived 10 be twenty
I'VE years old. aud might have lived
longer had he not been exposed ia In
clement weather and caught pneumonia.
lted Wilkes and Onward, mis- two most
noted s9ns. lived 10 be nearly thirty
years Of age, and nave upward of 30
sons III standard time. The Dictator
ldnly is another noted for longevity
Dictator died AT thirty years and hi-
g / eatest son, Director, 2I7. died az abour
ne same age, after severe racing for
II any years, and extreme service la the
SEED orange Blossom, 2;2814, died near
Baltimore only two seasons sgo AZ fhe
age OF tnirty-tive.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
TURNER ANDLYNCH
WRESTLE TO DRAW
Pass an Hour on Mat at Gavetv
Iheater, Then Swap
Challenges.

Joe Turner and Frank Lynch Of BaIti-
mere, furnished one Of the most inter
esting wrestling bouts seen here this
year, when they struggled for an bor;sr
at the Gayety Theater last evening 10
g draw.
Turner. who had been training hard
for the past week. was the aggressor
most Of the time. but was unable IN
get hold on his opponent and keen
it long enough to do any damage.
Lynch proved the more clever of The
two, in extricating himself from difj-
cult positions.
Al the end OF the bout, the Balti-
more wrestler challenged Turner Fo- .
finish bout for two hundred dollars
Pat O'Connor refereed and the time
pers were Messrs. Scroggins and
willie -iN
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
VIRGINIA ENTERS ATHLETES
IN SOUTH ATLANTIC
ANNUAL GAMES

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, June g.
The University Of Virginia Athletic As
ISOLATION has decided to enter F. \
Rector in the spirits. r. B. Ford in
the runs, and 4. Randolph and 4. Mar
TIN IN the nigh jump and pole vault I'm
the South Atlantic championship on
June 20 al Homewood Field, Baltimore,
Nd. All Of these athletes are i'm prime
condition and should give a good ac-
count Of themselves in these games.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
DUGAN SHOWS CLASS
WITH BAT AND GLOVE
Saves Game by Sensational Catch.
TALES Two HOmers and
a Double
COMMERCIAL LEAGUl

The National Electric Supply co.
made it's debut ia the won column yes
terday by defeating the r j. Murphy
Co. II 10 10
The game was exciting from the start
Dugan Technical High Schools left
fielder won the game for the electTi-
clans by a sensational catch I'm the ninth
inning with two men on base. He guI
two home runs and a double.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
ST. PAUL WALLOPED
BY COMMISSIONERS
Beaten II to l-HandibOe Forces
in Only Run Off His
Delivery.

The Commiss toner's had an easy time
yesterday debating 81 Paul in the
Marquette Le8Eue by II 10 J.
ST. Paul scored its lone tally IN the
last session when, with the bases fun,
Handiboe gave Warden his base on
balls. St. Pa.Ts fielding was raggc0-
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Left on bases-C. A c., 4; Brentwood,
10 First base on balls-On Meister. g.:
off Barnhart. (. Struck out-By Meister.
g; by Rarnhart, G. Two-base hits-Bry-
ant .; Sutton. Sanders. Beckett. More
land, Doyle Stolen bases-Clements. Q;
Sutton; Say, ?; Meister. Sanders. Kerr.
Bryant, Tay r, 8. Double plays-CIear
TO Smith 10 Say. Hit by pitcher-Bv
Barnhart. l. Wild pitches-Meister .
Umpire-Mr. HOfmann Time of game.
1 hour and - minutes.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
PRINCETON TAKES
YALE'S MEASURE
Tigers Get But Two Hits.
Win on Yale's
Errors.
VAN VLECK IN FORM
Eli Scores on Single by Clifford,
Wheaton's Double, and
Fish's Error.
VLECK IN FORM

PRINCETON. n. J.. June Sin
close game Princeton defeated Yale to-
day by 8 TO 2.
Van Week gave Princeton its only
two hits in the NTH inning. which. aided
by the New Haven lads errors, gave
Princeton three runs anG a commanding
lead. Yale scored its runs on a single
by Clifford, a double by Wheaton, and
an error by Fish
Score.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Earned runs-N T. s c.. s, Murphy,
:. First base by errors-N. T. s c.. 5;
Murphy, O. Left on bases-N. F. 5. c.,
IL; Murphy. z. Bases on balls-On Beal,
.. Off Harris. G. of O'Bren. 3. Innings
pitched-By Harris. 8; by O'Brieu, 8.
Hits made-On BeaI 13; OF Harris z;
off OrBrien. Q Struck out-By Beau,
4. by Harris. q by O'Brien, ., Home
ruus-Dugan. .. Three-base hit-Schaf-
fer. Two-base hits-Hamilton, Miller.
Sacrifice hits - Sebastin. . stolen
bases-Evaus, Harris, .; Murphy. Dou-
bic pIay-Beau 20 Hamilton TO Schafcr.
Hit by pltcher-B- Harris, J. Passed
baIIs-Evaus. .; S.haner. 3 Umpire
Mr.. Finnegan. Time OF game-I hour
and 50 minutes
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Two-base hit-Tierney Stolen bases
A HandibOe ". Handiboe. Sherman.
Harries, TaipeTt %. Sacrifice hit
Thomas. Double plays-FitZ to Helm
rich, Sherman 10 Thomas First base
on balls-Om Handiboe. /, of Evans, /.
Hit by pitched bdll-Harding. Struck
out-By Evans. .. by Haudiboe. 10. Left
on COMMISSIONS. 3; st Paul, 10.
Passed baII-Seller Wild pitch-Fvans
Umpire-Mr. Cleveland. Time Of game
/ hour and 90 minutes
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
SHECKELL'S CURVES
BEAT THE BAPTISTS
Let's Them Down With Five Hits
IN Sunday School
League.
Game tomorrow-Bcthanu Il -

i'-'- io" DttAahy vs. " augn.
Ninth street beat Fifth Baptist by
10 In the Sunday school league VS.
tsLqay ~ an unusually exciting game.
Sheckells allowed Fifth only tive Effs
ana was most puzzlins with opponents
On the bags He was q tribe wild. hit.
tlng one batsmeE and passing three.
pa D9t finished stroEg, striking out ten.
me ! ne oaItlns OF Quantr5lle. who got three
singles out OF three trips up. and r9In-
ming catches Dy StociIer were the fea-
lures
The score:
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
COLUMBIAS EASY
FOR NEWCOMERS
Brentwood Bats Muster TO All Cor
ners Of the Lot-Tally
Fourteen Runs.

The Brentwood team won an easy vic
terry over the Columbia Athletic Club
in the Capital City League yesterday
by Il to g.
The winners batted Meister TO all cor
ners OF the lot Doyle played good
game at third.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Home rUn-StuckeTt. Stolen bases
lie roe, Elicit F. Evans 20. Sacrifice
hlts-Sulllvan o., McQuinn. Double
play--yonnor 10 Quantrelle To Kerper
Flrsy base on balls-On SheckeIs. 3: or
Gordon, . Hit by pitched JaH-Gordon.
struck out-By SheCkells. IL; by Gordon.
4 Left or bases-NInth, s; Fifth, g. Wild
pitch-Sheckells. Time of game-l hour
ana . minutes. JmpiTC-Nr. Hughes.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Two base hIts-StovalI. Niles. Hemphiu
Three-base hft-N. Clarke Sacrifice hits
Keller. Stahl. stolen BASEBALL. Double
uIavs-FEinchman. Is joie, and Stovau Struck
out-Rv ChesbrO. 3. by Joss. g. Umpire
O'IoughHn Attendance, 900. Time Of
gaue-1 hour and "a minutes.
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COAST WELL REPRESENTED.

SEATTLE, Wash. June 6.-The Pa
cif1 coast viii be represented in the
PouEhkeepsie regatta. The University
OF Washington eight-oared crew which
now holds the coast championship. has
sent its entry for the race. Tie crew
oleTas TO leave Seattle in a special car
IuLa
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
NORTHEAST JUNIOR LEAGUE.
CLUB STANDING.

The Mt Royals defeated the Florida
Avenue stars by II to y The feature
of The game was the pitching of Mar
shall who struck out thirteen men.
Deg.nan at short also deserves credit.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

In ragged game in tie Iudepend-
ence League yesterday Advent had
little trouble winning from NJ 5. G. by
II TO O.
Although both teams are charged
with five errors apiece. there was some
good paying and timely batting on both
sides. Weber and Haisiip, tor the los
ers, made good plays, the latter par
tlCiPating in three of the four double
plays, one OF which was unaSsisted.
Advent led IL batting with "a total
of sixteen hits. Buckley, Seaton, and
Michael made thee hits apiece, while
Haislip. for the losers, also got three.
Buckley pitched we'll for the winners
and had he been given better support the
score would have been much smaller.
Kraft vas in form until the sixth, when
A lvent forged ahead with TWO runs.
After that inning Kraft was easy, a.
vas Brooks, who succeeded him.
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The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Barrett hunted third strike.

Earned Tuns-Advent, 9: n. S. Q. ?.
First base by errors-Advent .; NJ. s.
c, T. Left on bases-Advent, Z: NJ. 5.
c. g. First base on balls-On Buckley,
j; off Kraft, /: of Brooks, > Innings
pltcned-By Kraft, Z; by Brooks. 2. Hits
inade-Oh Kraft, 10; off Brooks, 6.
Struck out-Py Buckley. 6: by Kraft, =.
base hits-Landvoight, Seaton, .; Buck
lev. Flather. Sacrifice hit-T0ense. stolen
bases-Buckley, .; Rollins. GIL Haislip,
Hobbs Double plays-Rrfft to Puntney
10 Haislip; Barrett 10 Haislip; Toense to
NARROW 20 Hobbs. HaiSIp. unasSisted
Hit by pitcheT-By Buckley. J; by Kraft,
/. Passed balls-BaTTett, Rollins. I'm
pire-Mr Carr. Time Of game-1 hour
and IS minutes