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The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
IRISHMEN MAY NOT COMPETE
Would Assure Americas Success in
Olympic Games.
Gnelic Association Objects 10 Celtic
Athletes ContestinE for England.
Affects Worlds Champions.

London. July 1.-The great athletic or
ganization Of Ireland known as the
Gaelic Athletic Association has taken a
step that, il followed out. practically in
sures the success Of the American ath-
letes in the Olympic meet. al Shepherds
Bush, this month. The president OF the
association has notified the Irish ath-
letes who have entered the big games
that unless they receive official recogni-
ton and are permitted 20 compete strict
ly as Irishmen they must under no cir
cumstances take part.
This rule viii affect z. Connor. the
worlds champion broad jumper: Haynes.
the distance champion; Con Leahv.
the greatest high jumper in the world
laorgan, the great hammer thrower. and
others.
With these men out OF these events
nothing can stop the Americans. and if
their points are not counted for Great
Britain, il viii be impossible for the
English athletes 10 get a winning num-
Der.
Enthusiastic admirers Of the American
team ROW on its way TO England say
America ought 10 do all IL can 10 get
the lrishmen TO compete for England.
as there would be little credit in Amer
lea beating the English. Welsh. and Scot
tish athletes
The English committee Is greatly dis
turbed over IKE attitude Of the Irish
athletes. and IS doing all il can 10 make
the men ot The Emerald Isle look at the
matter from sporting standpoint. rath-
or than a political one. % get them 20
regard It as a contest between the Old
World and the new.
The Engiishmen also point out the
fact that America is using several ath-
letes Of Irish birth. and that without
these men the American team would b.,
considerably weaker But America could
probably win without these men.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
Norfolk TnI,cN Tnrn
70 The Washington Herald.

Special % The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. July 1.-The champions
stemmed the tide OF defeat this after
noon. taking both ends OF a double head
er from Portsmouth. TO 3. and : to 5.
Not until the first game had been ap-
parenuy lost did the champions take the
brace that won the games, four consecu-
tive singles. the fourth a three sacker.
after two were out In the fourth inning.
netting three runs. Heavy hitting by
Norfolk. coupled with Wild playing by
Portsmouth were the determining fea-
lures in the outcome Of the second game.
Scores:
First game r. II =,
Portsmouth. o. . 0 ] 5000 C-3
Norfolk k---...--...-..-. / x-5 Il )
Bat'eFies-Van and Wadleish; Fox and Edwards
Umpre-Mr. Mace.
Second game RI 2
0 0 o 2olO O-5
Norfolk 0 II 10 /
Battcries-Hallman and Wadleigh Carroll Friend
and smith. Umpre-Mr Mace
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
Sports nj Union PnrI, snturdnr

Three baseball games and a wrestling
match will furnish the attraction for
Saturday at Union League Park
In the morning the Turner Athletic
Club will play the Marines. and imme-
diately after the game Joe Turner. vel
ter-weight champion Of the South. and
Frank Lynch. Of Baltimore. viii wrestIe
70 a finish. In the afternoon there will
be double-header The Washington
stars and Belmonts will play FOR the
roiored championship OF the District. and
The winners will meet the Eastern Buds.
a crack white team.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
Even Rreak at Roanoke.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Roanoke. Va, July Roanoke won one
and lost one OF the double-header to-day
with Danvin. The first game was 4 to 3
10 the ninth in favor OF Danvine when
Roanoke took a nj of hitting fever and
swatted the sphere for four runs. Dan
Vile got a run in the twelfth. The second
game went 20 Roanoke. The score was
3 20 O. The second game vas called az
the end of the first half OF the fifth 10 al
low the visitors 10 catch a train. Scores:
First game r H. Z.
Hoanoke...... 0 0 o 0 0 o.
BatteIes-vaerenelle Mouisey, and Boyle; WALSH
and Ryan.
Second game r H. T.
koanose.. .--.-.--..-.----.--. -
Danvi!le. --....-.----. o 0 % 3
Batteries - Morrisey and RsgSiale; Price and
ThaCk4Ye.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
More Olympic Men snil.

Boston. Mass. July IA party of al
letes bound for the Olympic Games Sc
ed on the Saxonia yesterday for Liv
pool They were A. Roy Welton,
Lawrence. Marathon runner; ". c. RI
bins, Of the Cambridge Y. NJ. c.
Robert Harlow, OF Hyde Park; R
Sproule, II. V. Won Shuckmann, and
p. Carr, OF New York. and George
Brown, athletic manager of the Bost
A. A. According TO present plans,
party will proceed direct to London, 6
join the members of the American te
at the Hotel Morton.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
Quill Outpoints Young Erne

Boston. Mass. July Tommy ouiu of
Brockton, and Young Erne. Of Philadel-
phia. went twelve rounds last night be-
fore the Armory a. a. Quill had the bet
ter Of the go for eight rounds. and was
awarded the decision. 1t was the second
time that this pair had met. their first
meeting. a few weeks ago. resulting in
a draw
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
Jenries After Cans, Service.

Los Angeles. Cal. July with u
hope Of getting Joe Cans TO fight at h
big open-air club, Jim Jeffries has ju
announced that he will offer a purse
S15O00 or 60 per cent Of the gross :
ceipts, for a twenty-fve-round battle b
tween Cans and the winner G: u
Packey McFarland-Freddie Welsh figi1
70 be decided the latter part of July
early in August Jeff says that Ca
will surely beat Nelson. and on that a
count he would like to get his services
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
AMATEUR LEAGUE RESULTS.

capital City League-Brentwood 4: Blooming.
dale
departmental Leagle-InterSt@te 3; Treasury. ;
Agriculture, l3 Navy g.
Msrquette Lcague-Turnerites. l3: ST. Vinoent's.
sunday School League-Fifh. 3: Grace. 2
Commercial League-N. T. S Co. IL. Moses &
Sons. T.
Soumoia League-Eckington. ); Metropoltans, /
Independence Jeague-Advent S: Ninth |
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
sweepstnkeS NJ RendviIIe

Readville, Mass. July L-Announce-
ment was made last night that a sweep
stake race for a purse Of $500 would
form card for July at the Readville
race track to take the place Of the free
for ALL which was called of a few days
since by the withdrawal OF SonOma Girl.
In the sweepstakes Major Delmar Q:59sa.
Sweet Marie j2:O2). and Wilkes Hart
.2'061O Will compete. The race will be the
best two in three. one-mile heats.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
The Rrnrcn Nnisnnce

From the Manchester Guardian
This is indeed a band-rldden age. Many
people find the theater a WEAKNESS be-
cause the orchestra, like the historic old
woman Will never be quiet. And when
palmetto or dramatic moments are en-
phasized by brazen instruments the dis
gust OF those who believe that there is
an art OF acting which is marred, if not
destroyed. by such impertinent interrup-
IONS reaches fits comble.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

FRANK Delehanty is not wanted in tbe
southern League. according TO Judge xsy.-
anaugh. president OF that organizatjon
Recently, IT is alleged. DeIehantv had \
run-ln with Umpire Tom Brown and s11cL
conduct viii not be countenanced eys1
IN minor league. Delehanty. according
10 Little Rock CArk) dispatch. must he
removed from the Southern League cir
him i0F
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
sTANDING OF M TEANIs-
BOSTON TAKES TWO.
OutDIny Phillles In First Game-Sec-
Ond Contest "A Farce

Boston. July l-Boston won both games
from Philadelphia this afternoon. In the
first the locals outbatted and outpIayed
the visitors
The second contest was a farce. Nc
Quiilan was batted out Of the box I'm the
sixth. Moren. who succeeded him was
wild and Richie had difficulty finding the
plate. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

IVIlT.--ss... = = y = 7
'Batted for McGinnity in eighth inning.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS
NATIONALS AT HOME.

Philadelphia, Pa, July 1.-PhHadelphia
made 1t four straight over Washington
to-day. getting their hits in when they
would do most good. The visitors were
dangerous in the eighth and ninth in
nings, when a base hit on either occasion
would have tied up the score. but in each
instance the batsman hit TO Nichols
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
LOSE BY TWO RUNS
Nationals Drop Last Game of
Series to Athletics.
TIMELY HITS ARE LACKING

With Opportunities to Win I'm the
Eighth and Again in the Ninth
Inning the Necessary Hit Is Not
Forthcoming, While Athletics
Bunch Drives In a Way that Count.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-TorSy Robinson. 3 % 7. Won; Re-
condo. % ; second. Jane Swift third
SECOND RACE-Sam Farmer % J. wo-; Dull
can 70 /. second; John Dillon third.
THIRD RACE-Unce Toby. I % J. won; Glin-
Uer. secund Polly Prim. third
FOURTH RACE Havkstigh; 20 J. won: Dan
De Movies, % l. second, Hawkwinr. third.
FIFTH RACE-Clell Tuney. % J. won; PARK
Row, ? 70 ]. seocnd; Miss Delaney. third
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
OLD CY YOUNG.

tBy permission of A. Teunyson.)
come from haunts Of old youngstown;
! make a sudden sally.
And sparkle out upon the mound
To check a hating rally.
For twenty years I've gone the route,
And worked my magic SPELLS on
The famous players now down and out
But I'm still there with bells on.
fool the batters when / throw.
know what 10 deliver
For men may come and men may 20.
But 50 on forever.
l wind them IN I wind them out
l split the blooming platter.
Until have my man struck cut,
A sad, but wiser. batter.
To play the game the best know
Is always my endeaTor:
For men may come. and men may 80.
But so on forever.
New York Globe.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
CvcIist Homer nrinr

Salt Lake City. July Norman c.
Hooper the professional bicycle rider. Of
Minneapolis, who was thrown from his
wheelat the Salt Palace saucer track. while
following pace at 1:25 clip is in a critical
condition. A splinter a foot long was
forced through Hooper's abdomen, the
intestines being pierced nine times.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
Virginia Fans Aroused.

sltcIaI 70 Inc washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. July 1.-Much indigna-
ton IS expressed here over the statement
to-day by Catcher Cowan. Of Richmond
that Umpire Byron reported TO the league
that Cowan Showed" him when he was
elected from the grounds yesterday.
when hundreds know that Cowan struck
the umpire on the side Of his face or
head with his fist. Local fans may de-
mand an investigation OF the matter.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE

AT ran River Haverhill, 4; Fail River.
Al New BtGford-W orcester, s.: New Bedford .
At Brockton-Rain.
AZ La"rerce-first game; Lawrence. 2: Lynn. /
second game: Lawrence. ); Lynn. /
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
CLEVELAND LEADS LEAGUE.
Maps Defeat st. Louis Browns in a
TweIve-inninE Game, to 4.

ST. Louis, July 1.-Cleveland defeated st.
Louis this afternoon in a twelve-inning
game. to l. 1t was pitchers battle
between Rhoades and Howell, and the
Cleveland twirler was the more effective
of the two Grand fielding saved How
ell from being hit harder.
Cleveland went into the leadership Of
the American League as a result Of the
victory. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
WASHINGTON MAN UMPIRES.
Frederick Team AEaIn Bests Club
from baltimore.

Special 70 The Washington Heuh
Frederick, Md. July frederick again
defeated the strong Maryland Athletic
Club, Of Baltimore. here to-day by the
score Of 8 TO 5.
The Baltimore boys were not satisfied
with their defeat yesterday. claiming the
umpiring was slightly off. To-day they
asked the privilege of selecting the UNI
pire, which was gladly granted, so Frank
l.. Dyer. the eX-Georgetown University
umpire, Of Washington, was CHOSEN, but
the local team clearly outclassed the visi-
tons. Score:
RI T.
Maryland A. Co.. OoOlO1 2-5 5 2
Frederick. 0 0 , 0 0 2 x-s 10 4
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

Left on hascs-New York, 9: Boston. ;. Bases on
balls-Oh Chesbr0. /. OF BuTchell. l. Struck out
BY Cheshire, /; hy Bmc1ell. 3; by Ccotte. J. Two
base hit-Unylaub. Sacrifice hits KlenOw, Suli-
van. Stolen hases-Moriarity 20. Gessler. Laparte
Wild pitch-Cic0tte.. Hit by pitcher-By CHESHIRE l.
Umpire-Mr. OLoughlin. Time % game-l hour and
30 minutes. Attendance. 1900.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

STANDING OF THE TEAMS
rot,---,- " " l. fei ". Z. Pct
to,,iir.l,,.. tSaldinais. % :s IadepePdcnts. p is
N'Hs'''sion ~ % Wash. Heights 1 Z .Iei
Io-day's -ConTessionals vs.. Cardinals. AZ
First and " streets northwest
The Eckingtons won from the Metro
poiitans. in the Columbia League, yester-
day. 20 1.
The game was played in ffty-fve min.
utes, which is a record for this league
Callahan's pitching and the batting OF
Hayden were the TEXTURES. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

lrst base by errUrs- -Netrcpolitaus l. Left on
s-Netropchtans. 1; lexington. = First has,
On balls-Of Callahan. 2; OF Ruiz. 3 struck o,t-
by callahan, 6; by Ruiz, 3. Twc-base hits-Hav-
den a. Ruiz. Sacrifice hit-Bullock Stolen bassS-
LaaWlcr, Schmidt. Lunch. Double plays-Bullock 10
Evans Lawler 70 Lewis Umpre-Mr. Myers. Time
Of game-55 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
TO-DAYs GAMES.

New York Rt Washington.
Detroit at Cleveland.
81. Louis at Chicago.
Boston at Philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Notwithstanding game: Buffalo. 0. Montreal
Afternoon game: Btfalo. If; Montreal 2
At TorontO-Morning game: Rochester 1. To-
rontc. 3 Afternoon game: Rochester. 5:tTor5pto !
Al Jersey City-Baltimore. .; Jersey City. g.
At Proyidence-Newark 9; Providence. E
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Hartford-springfed. l. Hartford. / C3 ta-
nnysl
At Merden-Naterbury. :: Aeriden ,
At BIidgtport-New Britain 5: Bridgpport
At New HaTeD-Holyoke s. New Haven 4
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
WIN THREE OUT OF FOUR.
.UnEInub's Batting Defeats Yankees
I'm Last Game of Series.

New York, July L-Unglaubs batting
won to-days game for the Bostons. who
took three out Of four from the discon-
ISOLATE Highlanders. The locals had good
chances 10 win, but could not make the
irfrOply- hits Ccore-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

nome ruI-BCde- Three-base hit-Haislu- S.,i.-,
oeses-Barr q. D. Carter. ". Brown. Haislun ri
Iiman'S ~ Struck 0ut-By Manning Is. br F,,l.
ION ION q. Lett on bascs-LaUrel, 4: Fredericksburg &
.l ba-es on oaDs-Oh Manning, 8; Of Fulton. / VIA
yenn 1ouldman and Clarence Nierson. Soore-4-NI-
hsry = Phelps. Time q eame-i holr and x
minutes "''- anu y
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
RUCKER BLANKS GIANTS.
BrOOkIyns Pound McGinnity, Get
ting Two Homo Runs.

New York. July The New Yorks
couldn't do anything with Rucker to-day
and We're blanked clean as a whistle. The
Brooklyns pulled off a couple Of home runs
that helped them materially. McGinnity
was hit hard Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

New York. 0 100000 % 90
Brooklyn. ....,...,..,... o Q ~
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
CHANCE SAVES GAME.
Lucky Hit by Manager of Cubs Puts
Team I'm the Lead.

Cincinnati. July Until the seventh in
ming only one local reached first base on
Reulbach. lucky hit by Chance and
an error were resp, nsible for Chicago's
early lead. The visitors base running
WIS 4 fnarur.-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
'Battcd for Doushorty IN the hfth.

Totals. ...... sHI7 /
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

Two-hase hit--Gauzel. Tinker. Sheckard. King
Three base hit-Reubach. Sacrifice hits-Sheckard.
Hoffman. Stolen blses-Tinkcr %. Slagle Shecs-
ard. Howard. Chance. Bases on balls-On Coaklcy
3; OF Reulhach. 3 Struck out-By Coakley. 2; BY
Reulhach. 3 UmUires-McssrS Rudderham and
Euslie. Time of game-l hour and 81 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
SECOND GAME.

Left on bases- Boston. @. PHILADELPHIA. & First
base on balls-Of Lindaman o. of McOuiuan g.
on MoTen. 81 on Richie. 5. Struck out-By Linda.
man 5, by McQman. 8, by N0ren. L Home run
lltIiS. TWo-ha'c hits-Lindlmau. Dahlen Sacrifice
hlis- -Jacklitsch Rtchcy. Graham stolen base
Grant Ht hy pitcher-By McQunlan. i. Wild
Iatches- -McQuil.an 2 Passed ball-Jsckltsch I'm
utcs. Attenilnrc-5 .ls
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
ATHLETICS "%&ss4 NATIONALS AMATEURS

Davis Double plays-Rossman % OLeary; Altrock
10 Davis 70 DonOhue. Bases balls-Of Killian
4 Struck out-By Killian {. Hit BY pitcher-By
KilliSn, I. Wild ptca-Altrock. Umpires- -Messrs
Connolly and sheridan Time u game-I hour and
As minutes. Attendance 1000
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
wiIdine and Ritchie win poubi

Wimbledon. July IA F. Wilding
J. G. Ritchie beat Roper Barrett and
w. Gore by the score OF 70 in }
lawn tennis doubles here to-day. !
play was close and exciting. nearly eE
match going to deuce.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At Readiug-Trenton. S: Reading .
AT L1noaster-Wilmington Z; Lancaster. 10
At Harrisburg-Flrst game: Altoona s. Har,is.
burg :. Second game Altoona. ;: Harrisburg I
AT Williamsport-First game: Jobnstou1, n vr;,,
Transport, !. Second game: Johnstown. /: Williams.
port =
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Madeina A. c. wants games with all teams
in the District averaging seventeen years. Lncpp:
Noone catcher: Norris pitcher; johnson. first base
Mahoney. second lase; Welch. shortstop; Callagban
third base Calan. Jones, and Young outfelders
Address Manager NJ. Maston, 22l2 street north
west
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
Totals
Batted for Shipke in eighth.

Left on Observation-Disclosures, 2, Phlladel-
phia, B. Bases on ballS-On Dygert 3. of
Hughes. ?: or Gates. l. Struck Out-By
Dygert, 6. by Hughes, .. Three-base hit
Davis. Two-base hits--Murphy. r Col
lins, Pickering. Ganley. Stolen base
Shipke. Wild pitch-Hughes. UmpireS-
Messrs. Egan and Hurst Time Of game
2 hours and minutes. Attendance, 3,i0l.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

Left on bases-New York. 5: BROOKLYN. 9 First
base on balls-Df Rucker. 4. Struck out By Rucker
s; by McGiunity, /; by Malarkey, =, Home r7lns-
MaloneY. Bnrch Threebase hit-Hummel Sacri-
nee hits-Maloney, Bergen. stolen bs@es-Hummel
Donln. Double poys-Lew 20 Hummel to Jordan
Jordan 70 Lewis; Teuney 10 Devlin. Umpire-Nlr
O'Day Time Of game-l hour and % minutes. At
tendlnce-2O00
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
Potomac Boat Club Opening.

The Potomac Boat Club has issued
invitations for the formal opening OF IT'S
new clubhouse at Aqueduct Bridge Thurs
day, July 9.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At New Orleans-New Orleans. 5; Memphis, !.
AZ Mo6ile-Little Rock. 1 Mobile. .
At Monigomery-Bimingham, 6; Montgomery. ;.
AT shville-Nashviile. 5; Atlanta. O.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At ptica-A-. J. & c.. /; Utica, Q
At Albany-Troy. 0: Albany. 8
AT INSTRUMENTATION A. Wnkesbarre O
Al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s; Binghamtop. 3
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
AMERIcAN Assoc1Ar1nn

At Toledo-Coumbus ); Toledo. 0.
AT Indianapolis indianapolis. .: Louisville
AZ Milwaukee-St Paul. 3 Milwaukee .
AT Kansas City-Minncapolis. 3: kansas Ci,v
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
CRAwFORD'S HITTING WINS.
Tigers Would Have BIanked sOx but
for Schaefer's Error.

Chicago. July 1.-Crawford's three long
hits brought IN all of Detroits runs to-
day. Killlan would have blanlxed the Sox
but for tumble by Schaefer in the fifth.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

Two-hase hit-Williams- Sacrifice hitS-Rhoados C2) !
Williams. Spencer. Stone. n. Clarke. Stolen base-
J. Clarke. Hit By pitcher-By Howell. L Bases on
balls-od Howell, B. OF Rhoades. l. Struck out
BY Howell 3: by Rhoades 4 Left on bases-St
Louis. l3; Cleveland. :. Time Of game-2 hours and
9 minutes. Umpre-Nlr Evans.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

While you think Of II. telapbore w.
Want Ad. to The Washington HeraId 80
bill viii be sent you at l cent a UrorS IN
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Philadelphia, 2; Washington, o.
Cleveland, - St. Louis. L.
Detroit, 3; Chicago, 1.
Boston, A. New York. 3.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
FOR BALLOT
James R. Keene'S Horse Wins
Stake Race in 2:09 3-5.
LEADS ALL THE WAY TO WIRE
Whitney and keene Capture Two
Events Each nt Sheepshead Bays
MeIisaBde Gets VernaI Prize and
Sea Wolf Leads at All Stages in
Domino HRndicap-Summarie

New York, July L-James r. Keene
and H. p Whitney each won two races
at Sheepshead Bay this afternoon
Mr. Keene's Ballot ran wonderful race
in the $1,000 Advance Stakes. lie led
practically from start TO finish. and hung
up a worlds record Of 209 3-5.
Going up the back stretch. Ballot led by
three Lengths. with King James and Hes
sian following close together. Notter kept
Ballot next to the rail as he swung into
the stretch. but as he neared The wire.
the great Voter colt was Strengthened out
and well extended. He won handily by
length and a half. with Hessian driven
into the place. The best previous record
for the distance was Z:lO 3-5.
Melisande Won the Vernal Stakes and
Sea Wolf LED at all stages in the Domino.
The closing event was Won by Water
vliet who closed with a rush and Won by
a neck.
Big Chief won the Dandelion Handicap
and Bosom got the first Five fayorites
won
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
RACING CARDS FOR TO-DAY.
Sheepshead Bay.

,.,E,I, FIRST RAcE-ruoyenrolds: five and oue-haH
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
EckinEtOns Defeat Metropolitan. in
Record Time.

STANDING OF THE TEAl
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

Totals....... 6liE7 0 Totals........ 62lN 2
'Battod for Doom In ninth inning
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

fhliadelphia-- 0 0 0 o O O-I
Lett On bases Philadelphia Z: Boston. s. First
base on balls-Of Douer 8. of Gordon. g. Struck
out-by Dorner. ]. by Corridor. p Tw0base hit
hahniian Sacrifice hits-Bitche~. Bransdeli. Doc
lln' browne, Do1ner stolen bases-Grant. Dahleu.
Double pay-Doolin 10 Branshed. Hit by pitcher
By Dorner. j; by Corridor. l. Umrirc-NIr Riglcr.
Time Of game hour and IS minutes
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-11

Clifford Pinchot, chief forester, re- plies in a lengthy communication to q series of editorial in Denver news paper regarding the attitude of the service toward the mining industry in Colorado, editorials along much the same line as the charges of Judge Beamans of Colorado made before the Irrigation congress tn Albuquerque. Mir. Pinchot's letter, which is set out as forest service bulletin is as fol- lows:
 Dear Sir:--My attention has beeil called to editorials discussing the all legged attitude of the forest service to- ward mining claims in the nationai todests and toward the mining indus try of Colorado. These editorials con tain such grave misstatements of the laws which govern prospecting and exploring for minerals on public lands (including the national forests) of the regulations of the forest service, and of the attitude Of that service toward mining development, that deem it wise to lay . description of the actual situation before you.
 Your editorial of October 12 be- gins: Here Is plain speech for plain people. And it is made in honesty to the men and women of Colorado; to the shopkeeper, the trader, the busi- mess man and the wage earner. It has to do with the bread and butter ques- aon; with the personal well-being of the common citizen. with the future of the state. It is not politics. It is not philosophy. It sets forta DO opinions. It states only stark facts.