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The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
HOPE FOR NATIONALS
Jennings Thinks Washing
ton Has a Strong Team.
TRIBUTE TO THE PITCHERS
Detroit Manager Says that When
Johnson Joins Team CantiIIOn
Of TwirIers I'm COuntry-BeIieves
Tigers VIII Soon BE ut the Top.

In the opinion OF Hughey Jennings,
manager OF the Tigers, the Nationals are
80 per cent stronger than the team that
represented Washington last year.
Those dopesters who have been fig
uring upon Washington as a weak ball
club will change their opinion before
long. or 1 miss my guess. said Jennings
when asked last night what he thought of
the team gathered together by Cantillon
''Of course II would be goirg too far
to say that Washington is going to land
the pennant, but / honestly believe that
the Nationals will prove one Of the hardest
teams on the circuit 20 beat. II is a
long time since 1 have seen such de-
fensive strength by a team holding a
low position in the race. Since we opened
here we have been robbed OF M least
a dozen base hits. From what heard
before coming here. l understand that
the Nationals have been playing this way
since they came home
When Johnson joins the team. Can
tilloG will have one OF the best stats of
pitchers in the country. and if his team
develops hitting strength it might come
TO be a bigger factor than was ever
imagined before the season opened.
We got of 10 an awful start. but are
commencing 10 get into our stride. and
VIII be right up at the top before long"
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
Win the Second Game.

In the second game Washington was
Outbatted by Brooklyn, but was more con-
sistent with the stick. Conavery was
touched up for six hits. while Leonard
allowed but five hits during the seven
innings he occupied the mound Davis.
who relieved him in the eighth. was in
vinclble. not hit being registered against
him. Leonard was too generous with
bases on balls. not an earned run being
made for either side.
Brooklyn started Off with a run in the
opening inning Cuddv received a lift
on Zanellrs tumble. took second on Davis
sacrifice. and registered on Murrays sin
gle to left.
Brooklyn added another run in the
third round. With one ont OF the way.
.Cuddy strOlled on four balls, advanced 10
third on Rechman's single 10 left, and
registered on Burkes wild throw to catch
the runner at the third corner. This
ended the Brooklyns' run getting. although
they sent Levy in 20 bat in the seventh
for Leonard.
Washington got busy in the fourth. and
broke into the run column for a total of
one. Burke singled 10 center. Murray
booting the ball. and allowing the runner
to make third, from where he reached
the registration Office on Shaughnessy's
sacrifice.
In the fifth chapter Twins hits counted
twice. Weinberg strolled on four balls.
Conavery received a lift on Leonard's
wild heave TO first. Gilbert singled 10
left. Weinberg registering. and Conavery
advanced TO station No. g. from where he
rang the gong on COnnors' sacrifice. In
the sixth inning Washington registered
again when Atherton walked on four wide
ones, took second on McDermott's sacri-
fee. and crossed the rubber on ZanelITg
double 10 center. Zanelli turned his ankle
when he struck the halfway station. He
was relieved in the seventh, Burke com
ing in to short and Hilley going out to
right. Washington completed their run
getting in the seventh. With one back
on the bench. Connors was allowed TO
walk. advanced TO the midway on a
passed ball, and registered on a single by
Burke TO center
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Detroit, 3; Washington. 2.
Cleveland, a. Philadelphia, 2.
Boston, @; ~. Louis, 2.
New York, 4; Chicago, q.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
BURNS HAS $4,000 OFFER.
Tommy Says He VIII Fight I'm
Australia with Lang.

London. May 23.-Having received no re-
ply 70 the acceptance cabled to Match
maker Jack Curley, Of Chicago. for a
fight with Jack Johnson in Nevada. Labor
Day. Tommy Burns says he has decided
to agree to an offer of 10000. win, lose or
draw, with Lang. the Australian boxer.
az Sydney. while the American feet is
there.
Jack johnson defeated Lang at Mel
bourne in March. 1905.
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ScnnIan II Puzzle

In the eighth and ninth innings not a
Georgetown runner reached first base.
Scanlan being master OF the situation in
every way.
Yesterdays game WAS the eighth VIC
tory for Notre Dame out of the nine
games played on the Eastern trip. Mon
day the Westerners finish the longest trip
ever made by a Western college nine In
the East. meeting the Western University
Of Pennsylvania at Pittsburg
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Totnls.
'Batted Tor Warner: 'Batted for Free

Earned runs-DetrOit l: Washington
]. First base by errors-Washington /
Left on bases-DetrOit 5: washington. &
First base on balls-On Killan, /. Struck
out-By Killian. 3; by Hughes, p Two
base hlt-Schmidt. Sacrifice hits-Ganiev
Mcbride (2). Shipke. Schaefer. Stolen
base-Delehanty. Hit by pitcher-By XII
Ian, l. Wild pltch-Hughes. Passed ball
Warner. Umpire-Mr. Evans. Time Of
game-1 hour and 40 minutes.
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SECOND GAME

@WtsiIake out. MT by battcd bail.
Wilming;o ng;on......................... 0 o Q 90
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COLLEGE GAMES.

At Worcester Brown. s; Michigan, 3
AT West Poiut-Amy ;: Columbia. :.
At Burlington. Ft.-University Of Vermont 8;
Amherst ,
At Easton. Pa.-Lehigh o: Lafayette. 8.
AT Hanover Dartmouth. 6: Massachusetts. &
At Easton-First game -Shamokin. 5: Eastop. 10
Second game -Shamokin. 4 Easton. s.
At Observation-Disclosures. /. Colgate O.
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Two-base hits-LobCrt. Mitchell Camel. Nc
Lean. Grant Osborne. Three-base hits-MeIean
Doolin Stolen base-Titus Sacrifice hits-Ganzel f2)
Mitchell. Paskert. Double play-Dooil 70 Bransheld
Struck out-By Ewing, 3; by Sparks, ; by Foxen. l.
Bases on balis-Of Ewing. l. off Foxen ? Hits
made-Of Sparks. 5. in Is innings; of Foxen.
in 1928 innings Umpire-Nlr .Emslie. Time Of
gme-l hour and 30 minuteA
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Athletic Meet to Dartmouth.

Special 10 Tie Washington Herald.
Boston. May 23.-Dartmouth won the
New England intercollegiate athletic meet
this afternoon so easily that interest cen
tered mainly in the hot fight for second
place. finally won by Bowdoin. Wesleyan
and Massachusetts Institute OF Technol-
ogy tied for third.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Springfield Meriden. 8: Springfield. 2
At Waterbury Hartford. 5: Natsrhlry. 0.
At New Haven-Holyoke. z New Haven l.
At Observation-Disclosures s; New Britain, O.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

Az Binghamton-B Binghamton. 0; Utica. /.
A. seranton-scTan;on. 5; Troy. l.
At Syracuse-SyIacise, /; A., J. and g.. O.
At WilkesbaTe-W Wilkesbarre. !: Albary. 0.
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Earned uns-Paterson. First base on balls
OF Lukens. ;; Of Ramsey. , Struck out-By In
ktns. !; by Ramsey. S. Three base hit-O'Brcn
Sacrifice hits-Lukens (2l. Goldstein.- Rothsuss
Ramsey Stolen bsses-Fish. Clayton, Foster a..
Double rlays-Fish TO Childs; Chids to Kite Hit
BY rtoher-By Lukens Umpire--AI-. Cullen
Time Of game hour and 50 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
BANDITS EVEN UP
IN IN DOUBLE-HEADER
Washington Loses and Then
Wins at Brooklyn.
MURRAY DROPS HIS GAME
Popular SOuthpRw IL Scored on Four
Times, While Irwin's Men Make
but One Run-COnavery, on Slab in
Second Contest, Holds Opponents
Safe at All Times, Winning, D 10 z.
special to The Washington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Brooklyn, May 23.-Vashington and
Brooklyn broke even In double-header
this afternoon. Brooklyn aking the open
ing engagement, by score Of 4 to /. and
Washington the second contest, by a score
OFFS to >
The first game was a pitchers battle
Lindeman, who signed with Brooklyn to-
day, was in great form. allowing three
hits, striking out nine and walking four.
while his opponent. little Southpaw Muir
ray, held the heavy hitting Broollynites
TO four hits. famed six. and walked five
Washington scored in the third round
Of the first engagement, when Zaneln
walled, pilfered second, and scored on
hits by Murray and Gilbert
Brooklyn registered rur in the sec
ond round. Dowd drew a pass and reg
istered on single by Kennedy and Mol
mas sacrifice. III the fourth. Brooklyn
counted a run when Dowd walked. on
being hit by pitched ball. went 10 sec
ond on Kennedy's infield hit. took third
on McDermott's wild heave 10 nail Ken
nedy at the initial sack and crossed the
pan when ConnOrs who was backing up
Atherton. threw over Weinhergs head at
the plate
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Left on bases-Notre Dame. Z; Georgetown l. First
base balls-Of Devine. 4; of Diamond. /: on
Duhue. /; of Scanlan. ? Innings ptched-By
pevine, 5. by Dismond a. by Dubuc g. br scan
Ian. {. Struck out-By Devine. 5: by Dismond. .;
By Dubuc. i: by Scanlan. L Home nin-Dripic
Threeb base hit-DufIy Sacrifice hit-McDonoleb
Stolen bases-Daniels l2l. Crtshaw o. RroVhem
Centlivre. Double play-Comtney 90 Smith Hit
by ritcher-By Deyine 8: BY DsSmond. Wud
pitch-DiSm0nd Umpire-Mr Belts Time OF came
i hour and s. minutes.
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Sacrifice hits-Keeler. stahl Chase. Stolen bases
Hemphil. Chase Donohue. Niles. Struck out-By
Ortiz /: by Smith, 5. first base on balls-Of Orth.
q OF Smith, I. Umpire-Mr Egan Time OF game
hour and IS minutes. Attendance 1900
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Double plays-Browne 10 McGann: Schultz TO
Chance. Sacrifice hits-Lndaman. slage t2l. Evers.
Tinker. Struck out-By Lundgren. ?: by Linda
man. !. Bases halls-On Lindaman. 2; of
Lundgren 5. Umpire-Nlr Rudderham Time Of
game-l hour and IS minutes
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.RUBE" FAILS TO SHOW UP.
WaddeII DisappoInts Crowd at Phil
adeIphIa-PatersOn Game.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Philadelphia, May 23-Waddel disap-
pointed 5000 people by failing 10 show up
to-day. Paterson trimmed Philadelphia
by landing on Ramsey in the fourth for
two singles and a triple.
Lukens was effective all the way and
was given fine support, especially by
Sheridan Score:
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BALTIMORE BREAKS EVEN.
Drops First Game and Then Blanks
Wilmington Club.

Baltimore. May 23.-Wilmington took the
first game Of a double-header here to-day,
70 ?, Baltimore taking the second game.
10 0. Both games were featured by the
good work Of the pitchers on both teams.
Score:
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The ScOrP

.Batted. III perine In - inning. fpar
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At Wilmingto;.-Lancaster. /; Wilmington. 4.
AT Trenton-Reading. / Trenton.
At JohnstOwn-HaUisburg. 0; JOhnstown. g.
At AltO0na-FirSt game-Wiliamsport !. Altcona
Second game Wininmsport. /; Altoona. Z
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Bunalo-First game-Jersey City, 2; Buffalo. s.
Second game-Jersey City. s; Buffalo ;
At ToruntO-Newark 2; Toronto called in the
eighth to permit Newark 10 catch train.
AT Observation-Disclosures 10; Montreal, /
At Rochester-First Providence. S; Roches-
ter. c. Second game-PrOvidencc. &; Rochester. 8
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lynn-Lynn. l; Fan River. 0.
At Rrockton-Brockton. 8: Lowell. 0.
At Lawrenee-Lawrcnce. 8; New Bedford /.
AT Haverhill-Hayerhill. 6; Rochester. o.
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Hits made-Of Dygert. ;. in innings: OF Carter
s. IN 8 innings Two-baso hits-Hinchman. Nichols
Coomhs. Sacrifice hits-Nichols ]. Collins, Garter
Bradley, Bemis. Stolen hases-J. Clarke. Stovau,
TUNER Bemis. Struck oHt-By Dygert by Car
ter. J; by Berger l. Double plays Murphy 20 Da-
yls; J. Collins 90 Davis; Turner 30 Laioe 20 St0yall
Bases on balls-Of Dygert. 2; OF Carter. 3; on
Berger. J. Umpires-AiesTs Sheridan and Hurst.
Tine Of game-l hour and 80 minutes. Attendance
1900.
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BY Charles. ! BY Reisling. p by Biehl o. Home
nIn-wOh Three-hase hit-Charles- Tryo-hase hits
Ross %. Hahn. Seery. Rudolph Stolen bases-NfI-
Ter. kcTfuss. Hahn. Wagner. Lolher Umpre-Mr
Sternburg. Tine Of game-2 hours and 30 minutes.
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Two-hase hit-NIrrch

lNp-pdse nlt-Mnrcn. Inree-Odse nit-Iumlev
Sacrifice hits-Pattee. Pastorius, Burch Stolen
bases-Lumley. Double play-SwacisAl (unasSfstedl
Bases on balls-OR Pastorious, 2; 80 Lever. /; of
Young. !. Struck out-By Pastorius 2: by Lever
/; by Young. ;. Umpires-Afessrs. O'Day and John
stone. Time Of same-l hour and 10 minutes At
tendance, 400
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SECOND GAME.

Sacrifice hits-Charles, sallee. Stolen bases-Ten-
neg. Bridwell, Donlin. Bases on balls-O6 sanee,
> Struck oui-By sallee. 3; by Wntse 4. I'm
pires-Messrs. Riger and Klein.
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Sacrifice hits-Lush. Koney Devlin. Stolen bases
Donlin. Murray. Barry. Ludwig Double play
Delehanty 10 GiIber-. Hits made-Oh Mctiinnity
10 in innings; Of Lush. in So innings. Struck
out-By McCiinnity. 1: by Lush. l. Bases on balls
OF McGinnity l; of Lush. l. OF Malarkey. l.
Umpires-Messrs. Klen and Riger. Time Of game
I hour and 90 minntes.
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lNo-udse MT Jones. Threc-base hits-H0ff-
man. CraYath. Stolen bases-Lord Mcconnell
Bases on balls-0h Howell. A. of Morgan. s. Struck
out-By Morgan. 4; BY Howell l. Double plays
Williams 20 Cross; Williams TO Wallace: Wagner 10
Unglaub Umpires-Aiessrs. O'Loughlin and Con-
molly. Time Of game-2 hours and IS minutes At
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PIRATES ARE SHUT OUT.
Brooklyn supports PastOrius, and
Takes Game HnndiIy.

Pittsburg. Pa. May 23-The BROOKLYN
Nationals had little trouble in shutting
out Pittsburg to-day owing to Pastorius'
good pitching Score:
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CATCHER FINED TEN DOLLARS.
Reading Trims Elizabeth in Game
Featured by AItercatIOn.

Reading. Pa, May 23.-Reading defeated
Elizabeth here to-day. Catcher Seery was
fined SO for back talk with the umpire.
Score:
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Cincinnati, =; Philadelphia, =.
Chicago, 81 Boston, 4.
St. Louis, q; New York, =.
St. Louis, =, New York, q.
Brooklyn, >; Pittsburg. o.
sTANnING nF NJ TEANLS-
ST. LOUIS TAKES BOTH.
New York Giants DOwned I'm Double
header by the Cardinals.

ST. Louis. No. May 23.-The New York
Nationals went down 10 defeat in both
games of the double-header this after
noon. the St Louis hitting both McGin-
nifty and Wiltse hard. Scores:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AT ToledO-Toledo. 4; Indianapolis. :
AT COlumhus-LOuisVille. ,: Columbus. I
At ST. Psul-Kansas City. 9; st. Paul Z.
At Observation-Disclosures 2: Milwaukee. O.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
MORGAN PITCHES FINE BALL.
Boston TwirIer Plays Good Game
Against Old Teammates.

Boston, Mass, May 2-Boston won
rather easily from the St. Louis Browns
to-day. Morgan pitched fine ball against
bis old clnbmates. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
REDS HIT AT RIGHT TIME.
Nationals Dsfent PhiIa-
dolphin by Score of 10 ?.

Cincinnati. May 2S.-Hits for extra bases
enabled the Cincinnati Nationals TO. defeat
Philadelphia to-day Both Sparks and
Foxen were hit hard Score:
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First base on balls-Oa Piez. 2. Of Bussey. 2
Struck out-By PieI. 2; by Powell. 2; by Bussey. s.
Two-base hit-Johnson. Stolen bases-Westlake
Hagrn. SclrcdcT. Umpirc-Mr Stanton.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
BEAUMONT BATS WELL.
Boston Fielder Gets Three Doubles
and a Single OF LundEren.

Chicago. May 23.-TwO eccentric heaves
by Boston gave the Cubs the victory in
the final game OF the series to-day.
Beaumont got three doubles and single
ont of five times I'M Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
STICKwoRK AIDS MAPS.
Timely Smuggling and Good Base
running Defeat Athletics.

Philadelphia, May 2S.-Timely hitting
and good base running gave to-day's
game to the Cleveland Americans. Phila-
delphia could do little with Berger. ex-
oept in the seventh inning. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24

First base on balls-Of Beard ;: OF Topham. 5.
Struck out-By Beard s: by Topham J. TWo-base
hits-Z0leTs Hoover. WeStlake Stolen bases
Hagen. Johnson Smith Double play-BrOEn 70
Zollers 20 Zearfoss. Umpire-NIr. stanton.
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Brooklyn ...... 1 o % %
-. 8 Q Q Il 0 -

Davis. 2; of Conavery, g. Struck out-Rs,
Davis, l. by Conavery. 4. Two-base- hit
Zanelii. Stolen bases-Gilbert, Connors.
keichnnan, Magee. Umpire-Mr. Latham.
Time Of game-1 hour and 42 minutes.
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At Columbus-Columbus /: Meridian. 0.
AT Gulfport-GulfDort. /; Nicksburg, O
At Monroe-Monroe, & Jackson. !
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First base on ballS-On Gindeman. (. on
Murray. 8 Struck out-By Lindeman. s.:
by Murray, s. Stolen bases-Gnbert. Fan
ELI (g. Magee Umpire-Mr. Latham
Time Of game-1 hour and - minutes.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

AT Jacksonville-JacksOnvill 4: Macon. ?.
At Charleston-Charleston. 4; Augusta. .
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Two In the Eighth.

Brooklyn scored two runs in the eighth
Reichman walked. advanced to second
on Murray's inheld hit. both runners NOV
ing up a base on Connor's error Reich
man rang the gong on a passed ball by
Weinberg. and Murray crossed the plate
on q sacrifice by Dowd
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
GEORGETOWN EASY
FOR NOTRR DAME
Blue and Gray Gets Worst
Beating Of Season.
LOSERS MAKE SEVEN ERRORS

Poor Work i'm Field Combined with
Devine's Weakness Causes Down
fall of West End Team I'm Game
with Crack Indiana Outfit-Dubuc
Is Relieved by ScanInn-The Score.
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UNION LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Brooklyn, 4; Washington, 1.
Washington, ,; Brooklyn, ?.
Wilmington, }; Baltimore, 2.
baltimore, 1; Wilmington, @.
Paterson, 3; Philadelphia, 2.
Reading, =; Elizabeth, z.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
ORTIZ BLANKS WHITE SOx.

Yankees Obtain Commanding Lead
in First and Are Never I'm Danger.
New York. May S-Orth's mastery
pitching enabled the New York Ameri-
cans TO shut out Chicago to-day. The
Yankees obtained commanding lead in
the first inning. Score:
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Hopes to Hold Rube.

''Waddell won't pitch for the Philadel-
phia Union League Club to-day" said Mr..
Mack. He is goiny TO talk it over with
me after the game, and guess everything
will be all right"
Manager Mack then went out to the
bench to direct his team in the game with
Cleveland. while Waddell and the man
who looked like one Of Director Clay's
sleuths went to the scorers box. where
the pair kept each others company during
the remainder Of the afternoon.
A large crowd which attended the Union
League game in West Philadelphia was
greatly disappointed with waddelrs fall
ure to appear.
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FIRST GAME

'Batted for Malarkey in ninth.
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CAPTURE THE RUBE
Waddell in Keeping of Con-
nie Mack's Scouts.
FAILS TO WORK FOR UNIONS
In Charge of Guard, Famous Pitcher
Remains at Columbia Park While
Thousands of Fans Are DisaD-
pointed when He Does Not Put in
Appearance at the Outlaw Park.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald
Philadelphia. Pa. May 23-"Rube"
Waddell did not jump TO the Philadelphia
Union League club to-day and thus be.
come baseball outlaw"
Instead of pitching for the Union
Leaguers, 'Rube" occupied a seat in the
scorers box at Columbia Park. and wit
messed the game between the Athletics
and Cleveland.
Scouts Cf the Athletics located WaddelI
early this morning. when the query was
on the lips OF every fan: "Win the
'Rube' pitch for the Union Leaguers to-
day?" Once Won Oil. the chief OF Con-
ME Macks scouts. got his eye on wad-
dell, 1t was all off. so far as the out
laws was concerned.
Me pitch for the Philadelphia Unions?"
said Wadden. in a noncommittal way.
why Won, look at my hands. They
are all scorched from fighting a fire at
Laurel Springs. ~ j."
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TIGERS BUNCH HITS
In LUCKY SEVENTH
Tom Hughes Is Batted at
Critical Times.
TWO FOR DETROIT IN FIRST

Three Hits Coupled with wild Pitch
Put Champions Two Runs to Good
i'm the Opening InnIng-NafIonaIs
Tie Ii Up in the Sixth, Only to
Lose Out in the Next Round.
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Talks with Mack.

From that time the famous ''southpaw'
was kept in sight and out OF the road Of
the promoters Of unorganized baseball.
Shortly before 3 o'clock. WaddeIl. ac-
companied by heavy-set man, who had
all the earmarks of being one Of Direc-
tor Clay's sleuths, turned up at Colum-
bia Park.
Rube.' with his keeper close behind,
strobe into the clubs Office. The former
never paused. but rushed into the private
office Of Connie Mack The latter and
President Benjamin F. Shibe, of the Ath-
letics. We're in the room. evidently await
Ing the appearance of Waddell.
For five minutes the three remained be-
hind closed doors, and then Manager
Mack emerged with broad grin on his
face.
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