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Evening star., 1908-02-04
OPPOSES THE DOluvER BILL
CENTRAL LABOR UNION FOR
HOME RULE IN SCHOOLS.
Appeal From Employees of Bureau
of Engraving and Printing.
Other Business.

The Central Labor Union went on record
last night as being opposed to the Dol
liver school bill. and the Central Labor
Union legislative committee was instruct
ed to oppose the passage of the measure.
The opposition to the bill, 1t was claimed,
was because it would bring in outsiders
to handle the school affairs of the Dis
trict.
The resolution recently adopted by Co
lumbia Lodge of Machinists. calling for
an investigation of the Office of the Engi-
neer Commissioner of the District and
which the Central Labor Union was ask
ed to concur in, was held up by the COM
mittee on resolutions, to be acted upon
later, as was also the resolution of Dele
gate Cook, directing that the legislative
committee. prepare a bill along the lines
of the British compensation act.
Credentials were received from the
PRESBYTERIAN Ministerial Alliance naming
Rev Dr. John Lee Allison a delegate from
that body to the Central Labor Union. to
take the place of DIR. Macleod. who is soon
to leave the city for trip to the Holy
Land.
A petition was read from the watch
men and elevator men of the bureau OF
engraving and printing. alleging that their
working conditions were not what they
ought to be- The petition was referred
to the Joint committees on legislation and
organization. The petition recited, In
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Allegations In Fetlt1on.
President Gompers' Circulars.

Several circulars were read from Presi-
dent Samuel Gompers and in each ap-
peared the following paragraphs, which
were considered significant by many dele
gates:
Existing conditions demand that every
effort be put forth by our fellow -unionists
to more thoroughly organize the yet un-
organized workers: that they may be
benefited by the beneficent influence of
associated effort Now, more than ever.
is it necessary for labor to be organized.
united and federated. so that the interests
of all may be protected and promoted. Let
it be clearly understood by all that the
toilers are not responsible for the existing
financial difficulties, and Will not be made
the victims of the attempt at Industrial
depression: that wage reductions will be
resisted by every lawful means at our
command and that the reasonable de-
mands which labor makes for congress
sional and legislative relief for the redress
Of wrongs which are practiced and to at
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Cluny Laces, 1-2c.
Worth IL 1-2c to
10c a Yard.

A big lot of Cluny Lace Bands
and edges to match. in medium and
wide widths Choice OF Whlte anu
Arabe color and black
These Cluny Bands ana the euses
.ra tho latest craze for making entire
shir, waists. We secured this lot from
an importer who was in need Of cash.
and paid very much less than regular
for it.
Regular 1o1sc. 15c and 19c qualities
at TIC ward,
Evening star., 1908-02-04
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
NEWS OF THE CITY ACROSS THE
POTOMAC RIVER.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

4
| ALEXANDRIA Va, February 4. 1908.
! The city treasury was enriched TINS
morning by $500, collected in fines in the
police court from colored policy players
The following were charged with promot.
| ing policy: Henry Nelson. Richard Gray
Edward Green, George Jackson, Turner
Jackson. George Young, John Barley, Jack
| Conner. John Lewis and Walker Thomas
of Washington and Nora Green of this
city When the eleven defendants were
arraigned Edward Green. Richard Gray
and George Jackson entered pleas of gull
ty and were fined $50 each.
After Chief Goods had testified George
Young. Walter Thomas and Nora Green
were fined $40 each and the others were
acquitted.
The question as to who shall serve the
congregation of Mount JeZrel Baptist
Church. colored. as pastor was heard Ill
the form of injunction proceedings before
Judge Barley in the corporation court TO-
day. The court decided to allow the con-
gregation to choose its pastor
The stockholders of the Sherman Apart
ment House Company yesterday afternoon
elected the following directors: c. +.
Schneider, +. o. Wagenhurst. c. +. Hood,
Benjamin F. Catlin and James +. Mccall
lin. all of Washington.
Company has elected c. f. Wood. Chas
Eckstein. Henry Denham. II. F. Woodland.
T. III. Melton. all of Washington. directors.
Inquiry in Midgets' Case.
A telegram was received from Gov.
Swanson today by Attorney Howard W.
Smith asking whether or not the attor-
neys representing George Midgets, SEN
fenced to be hanged February IA. have ad-
ditional facts to file in the case.
Mr. Smith stated that the only thing
new is letter from Mr.. Taliaferro. JUS
tice of the peace at Stafford, Va, VINO
says he heard that the man who commit
ted the murder was not the condemned
man.
At meeting of r. E. Lee Camp, Cons
federate Veterans. last evening at Lee
CamD Hall two new members were elect
ed-Beverley r. Mason of the 4th Vir-
ginia Cavalry and II. w. Brawner of
Mosby's command-and Adjt Charles 5.
Taylor was chosen financial secretary and
treasurer. Edgar Warfield and John r.
Zimmerman were appointed a committee
on library. Resolutions were adopted in
respect of the memory of Thomas Perry
and w. w. Sherwood. A communication
was received from the grand commander
announcing the death of Col w. z. Cut
shaw of his committee and also announc-
ing the appointment of Gordon McCabel
TO fill the vacancy of Capt. W. b. Gra-
ham aid-de-camp. :,
Deputy Sheriff w. D. Cross of Fairfax
county this morning conveyed William
Cook and Garnett Lee, both colored, to
the state penitentiary.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Val. Laces, 39c Piece.}
Worth 75c and $l.OO.}

Special purchase of 1000
bolts of French. German Mesh and
Italian laces. in white. butter color.
at SOC a bolt of twelve yards, qualities
actually worth 73c and 81 90 a bolt. In
edges and insertions. Medium ana
wide widths. Just the kind OF iaces
wanted for. trimmings: just the styles
and qualities every one will appre-
cliate for this purpose. Tomorrow at
Soc a bolt of twelve yards.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Rummage Lots of
ART GOODS.

5Oc Silk Tapestry Pillow Tops
39c Ruffled Pillow Tops at. .10c
19c Colored Pillow Tops at. :. .1Oc
19c Mercerized Pillow Cords at.
o9c Tinted Centerpieces at.
each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1Oc
39c Laundry Bags at. .10c
o5c Swiss Bureau Scarfs and Pill
, low Shams, each. ......-.-.1 .10c
&c Columbia brand Worsteds, in
odd shades, hank. Dc
Three hanks for. 2Sc
15c Colored Coronation Braid,
! Hemmingway's Embroidery Silk,
in Roman floss, Flo and twisted;
one dozen skeins in a package
1Oc Chenille Balls. all coiors.
dozen &C
SOC Swiss Bureau Scarfs and Pill
low ShamS 0Oc
Evening star., 1908-02-04
Csc and SOC
Pin Sets
l5C.

&c and soc
Gold-filled Col
lar Pin Sets.
two in set: Ro-
man polished and
rose gold finish:
beautiful designs:
chased. embossed
and plain effects:
strongly made.
joint and catch
pins. Choice at
1Jc set.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

Nine Covert Tourist Coats. 80 inches
long. sizes "a to 4O Re- d. mo
duced from $500. Rum eDA. yO
mage Sale price. ........
Two Tailor,made Suits of cheviot,
in fancy brown ani green mixtures
Lined with satin duch-
esse. Sizes SO and 40. 81 no
Worth 5000. Rummage DI. .yO
Seventeen All-wool Walking Skirts.
consisting Of navy blue !cheviots and
fancy mixed panamas. in dark and
light shades. Sold up 60 mo
to $6.SS. Rumage Sale DZeyO
price.
Two Tailor-made Suits of dark navy
blue stripe material skirt trimmed
with one fold and coat lined with
satin. Sizes "a and 36. c. no
Sold for S15.9S. Rum SS4yO
mage Sale price.
!. Three Light Gray Plaid Tourist
Goats, made with velvet
coat collar and buttons; d. no
small sizes Sold for D eyO
s59S Reduced to. ........
One Electric Seal Cape, full ripple;
f!ss Rsausss stSr% fr5% ssis :oo s''S ts ss $6.75
The Washington times., 1908-05-20

tral; second. McKeever, Central; third. r.
Lancaster. Central Time. U-zs 2-5
b50-yard run-Won by Tick. Central. sec
ond, cisgett Central. tairJ. Cheney. Central
Time, 2-l6 s-5.
Cre-miie run-Won By HIldebrand. Central.
second. Zeh- Central third, Corridor. Tech
uiaal- Time. s;5I Is.
Chenille relay-Wou by Central
special ll0-meter dash-W8l by LxDar-
Technical second. Hamilton. Central. third.
Carter Central. Time, OIL %,
FIELD EVENTS.
Pole vault-Won by ThraI. Technical: sec
ond, Wingate. Central. third, Speldel, Cen
tral- Height. 9 feet
Running high juHp-W0n by WinEate Cen
trals second Clasett Central Janus, Tech
niCal. and Cullen. Central tied for third
place Height. 3 feet 8 inches.
Running broad 5ump-W5n by Wlnza se.
Central. second. ClaEett. Central. Janus.
Technical, and Cullen Central tied for THIRD
place Height, feet 3 inches
Running broad 1ump-ThFalL Technical.
and Hamilton, Central. tied for first. third.
stern. Central Distance. % feet "a inches.
Running broad jump, Jgaio--W0n by
SpeIdei, central; second. Hunt Centrs .
third, Kelly, Central Distance. &c feet u
inches
I2-pound shot put-yyon by Tweedv, Gen
trail. second Brewster. Technical. third.
Sprsnsy, Technical Distance, - feet SD
inches.
12-pound hammer throw-SvOn by Spgausy,
Central. second CoultFy. Central. third, SAT
ford. Distance, us feet inches.
Discus throw-WoB ~ Srransy. Technical .
second. Mccarthy. Technical third. TWeedy,
Central Distance, So feet Al inches
The Washington times., 1908-05-20

good fielder and uses excellent jUfg-
ment on the bases.
Jesse Stovall is a pitcher. He broke
into TIE majors with Cleveland several
years ago. and went from there 10 De-
troit. He couldn't win for the Tigers,
though he pitched good ball. being what
is known as q hard luck twirler.
He was bought by Louisville, in the
American Association, largely for his
hitting ability as he had always bang
ed the ball hard for Detroit. For a
WI lie he was played in the Louisville
outfield for his batting. but, being called
on 10 pitch. he showed that he still had
the goods and is again a regular twIrief
Recently he pitched a no run, no hit
game against Minneapolis, & feat with
but one precedent in the American Asso-
citation, which is noted for It's sluggers.
Ma jor league managers, IN consequence,
ere again keeping tab or Jesse
sam StovaI right fielder Of the San
Antonio team. is one Of the leading bat
tiers of the Texas League. Already he
has more than a dozen home runs 10 his
credit He is a good fielder and ought
20 break into faster company some day.
The Washington times., 1908-05-20
SfoUaH Family RfvaLs the Famous
Delehany String of Bali Players

The record Of the Delehanty family
with six brothers in professional base
ball-Ed, Jim, Frank Joe, Tom, ard
Wilte-probably will never be eQualed.
There are many cases today Of two
BROKERS In the game. the most notable
or which are the Tannehills, Jesse and
Ace, the Hcmphilis Charley and Frank:
and the Clarkes. Fred and Josh. But
beyond two the ability TO follow the
game successfully seldom runs in a fam
H.
The StovaIi brothers, who hail from
Burlington, Iowa, are not only all in
professional baseball. two OF them in
fast company, but they are notable for
the fact that all three are heavy hit
teTs.
George StovaI. first baseman for
Cleveland, has hit better than ever be-
f-.. and his bat figured ia a big per
ceL, OF Cleveland's runs He is a fairly
The Washington times., 1908-05-20
RUNNER IN BOSTON MARA
THON MAY HAVE TO PROVE
AMATEUR STANDING

NEW YORK. May 20.-A rumor is cur
rent that IN the event OF his appoint
ment as a member Of the American
Olympic tam next month. Robby Fowl
eT. the crack Boston Marathon runner,
VIII be protested as a professional
u is charged that Fowler has been
employed as a rubber" by the Har-
ward University athletic authorities for
some time. and has thus disqualified
himself from the amateur ranks II
seems that Fowler was protested in the
recent Boston Marathon race on the
same grounds. but no action was taken.
The fact OF FOWleT'S alleged infraCtion
Of the amateur rules became known
through a remark dropped by a man
closely identified with Harvard aIhlet.
iCs. Il the charge can be proven Fow-
ler's chances of going 10 London are
very slim. Fowler was g member OF
Of team that visited Athens in 1906
The Washington times., 1908-05-20
CONTRACTS AWARDED
FOR AUTO PARKWAY
Report Confirms Rumor That Van
derbilt Race Will Be Held
on Long Island.

NEW YORK. May 20.-The rumor that
the next Vanderbilt cup race would be
held on Long Island was confirmed yes
terday In a dispatch from Worcester,
Mass. announcing that the Hassam
Paving Company of that city had Sc
ured the contract 10 build sixty miles
OF the Long Island Motor Parkway. and
that ten miles Of roadway twenty-five
feet IN width was 20 be completed by
October /, in time to hold the Vanderbilt
cup race, and that two thousand men
would be put at work TO complete that
portion Of the course during the coming
summer.
As ten miles would hardly be long
enough 70 hold the race. il IS under
stood that some OF the State or county
highways viii be used In connection
with the Parkway course. The grand
stand, Y Is said will be located in the
neighborhOOd OF Lake ROnkonkonaa, on
PARKWAY property
The Washington times., 1908-05-20
SNANPS
TECH ATHLETES
Wins Annual High School
Meet by Good
Margin.
The Point Winners

100-yard dash-ThralI. Tech. 1902.
4i0-yard run-Dick. Central, 53:03.
75-yard dash, junior-Kelley. en-
trial. sos.
220-yard Iash-Thrau Tech. 24:06
220-yard hurdles-E!anilton. Central
29:O2.
S>0-yard run-Dick. Central. 2:l662
Oue-mile run-IIildebrapd, Central,
4:5l:O1.
lo0-meter dash-Leper. Tech. HOP.
Pole vaUlt-Thrau, Tech. 9 feet
Running high jump-Wingste. Cen
trial, 3 feet inches.
Running broad jump-Hamilton
CentFal, and Thrl1l, Tech. tied-2o
feet % inches.
l2-pnund shot-pyt-Tweejy. Cen
tral. 40 feet Gk inches.
l2-pound hammer-throw-Spransy,
Central us feet inches.
Discus-tlrow-Spransy, Central. 50
feet ~ inches.
The Washington times., 1908-05-20
TEAMS PLAY TO-DAY
IN INDEPENDENCE

The game in the Independence League
this afternoon promises TO be one OF the
best Of The season.
The opposing teams will be the strong
Advert team. which now leads the
league. and tie n. s. c. team. which is
10 make its initial appearance Both
teams are primed for the contest, the
II. :, c. team being especially so, as
they are very anxious TO win their open
ing same from the church team. The
N. S C's are made up mostly OF the
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist team.
which finished next to last in the
Church League last year The opposing
batteries VIII be Brooks and Barrett for
the ". $ c. team and SehoTn and
Seaton for the Advents The game will
be Flayed on the league grounds. at
Second and Rhode Island avenue north
east (McDevitt's field al $50 clock.
The Washington times., 1908-05-20
JACOB TOME NINE
DOWNS OLD RIVAL

PORT DEPOSIT, Nd, May 20.-Tome
defeated LaWrenceville 6 TO / in an in
teresung game AZ Port Deposit.
Nishet, Notwithstanding his sixteen
inning game against Hill School Satur-
day, held I.awrenceville safe at all
times, allowing but FIVE scattered hits
and striking out nine. Foster retired
at the end of the fourth inning, Harper
taking his place Harper and JOINS
their captains. each made brilliant
catches Of fly balls.
The Washington times., 1908-05-20
DEMANDS BIG PURSE
FOR DRISCOLL BOUT
Owen Moran Incurs Suspicion of
Blufing by Dickering About
Terms.

NEW YORK. May 20.-Owen Moran is
the latest scrapper to put up money
bar against tough nuts in mis- profess
sion. Across the pOEd they want Owen
20 Iningle with JeTn Driscoll, but he
stalls around saying he will not fight
unless an immense sum is given him.
win, lose, or draw One London expert,
in writing on the subject. says
"Owen Moran has been piling up dol
lars in America, ana ] fear he has also
acquired some Of the Objectionable char
acteristics of the Yankee buffers. When
the Rrum gave il out that he would not
fight an this country until ne had de-
cided his recent match with Attel. We
could all understand nh attitude, espe-
cially as he can take up lucrative music
hall enga Eements on the other side II
he should defeat the American. How
ever, there exists a very keen desire to
see Moran in the ring with Jem Dris-
coll. and the Cardiff youth is prepared
with backing up 70 E2o0.
The Washington times., 1908-05-20
TERRY WILL HOOK UP
WITH SPIKE ROBSON

NEW YORK. May 21-At a special
show OF the National Club OF America,
Terry McGOVern and Spike Robson. OF
England. viii hook I'D in a six-TOUnd go
On next Tuesday night
Terry has gone into training al John
sons rOadhouse with Charley Griffin.
the AUstI allan champion. Robson is
giving away a little weight. but he ex-
poets his eleverness to offset the ter
rible PUSHES of the. once Terrible Ter
W.
The Washington times., 1908-05-20
PROSPECTS SLIGHT
FOR GANS-ATTELL

NEW YORK, May 20.-Abe AttelL
through his manager, who has just az
rived in New York from the coast, ar
nounced today that there was now no
chance OF an Attell-Gans fight being
arranged. and thar the tsatheTWeighJ
champion wants to meet Charley Grrf-
I'm, the Australian, IN a siX-round b.--
IN this city.
Griffin's manager, Harry F..I3i.
wants 70 arrange & longer fight ..r 4
this cannot be done he probably VIII &C
cspt the six-Tound proposition.
The Washington times., 1908-05-20

stolen bases son. Breeze. Williams CO.
Fawcett. Johns McCord o. Sacrifce hit
Mason Earned rIB-Tome. T. Two base
hits-Johus Harper. Irwin Bases on balls
on Nisbet, T. Struck out-By NIsbet. g. by
Foster, 3 by Harper. Z. Left on bases
Tome, :; LawrenceviIIe. = Double play
Harper TO Irwin. Passed balls-Haucock.
First base on errors-Tome, 8, Lawre 7Ce-
vile. 8 Time OF game hour and s. min
utes UmpiUe-Warburten
The Washington times., 1908-05-20

Earned ruus-Was hington, !; Reading,
First base on balls-On Campbell. 8;
OF. S7eer. o Struck out BY Campbell,
Q: by HAiig p Home run-VtnE0u-
Three-base hit-Holby. TwO-base hits
NaIin. Shaugnnessv, Gilbert. Double
plays-Lallier to Miller 10 Hobby; AtheT-
ton TO ZaneIE Umpire-Mr SteinbUrg
The Washington times., 1908-05-20

Earned runs-CnlCago, j. Flrst base
Chicago. 3. Washington, !, First base
on balls-Om White. I: or Smith. l.
Struck Out-By White, 2: By Smith. 2
Ihree-base hit-AndersOu- Sacrifice
hits-Dougherty, 2; Sullivan. TannehiIl
Double piay-MCBTide 10 DelehanJy 10
Fireman. Umpire-Mr. Sheridan. Time
'of game hour and % minutes.
The Washington times., 1908-05-20
SURVEY TROUNCES
BETHEL MILITARY

HARRIsONBURG. Va. May 2O.-The
Geological Survey nine OF washington
now on a tour through the South stop
ped over here and on Monday defeated
Bethel Military Academy by 10 j.
Carroll. who pitched for the visitors,
famed fourteen. A running catch of
Fishers long drive by Lunberg. was
the feature fielding stunt.
The Washington times., 1908-05-20
LAY GOULD WINNER.

LONDON, May 20-Jay Could de-
featei Pennell, OF England, iaree
straight sets III the olympic tennis con-
tests today.
The Washington times., 1908-05-20

Central High School won the first leg
on the fifth Evening Star Cup offered TO
the winner Of the annual high school
outdoor met yesterday by swapping
its only opponent, Mckinley Manual
Training School. by s21z to 34z points.
None of the other high schools were
represented.
Thral, by winning the 100 and 200 yard
runs. the pole vault. and tying for the
high jump. captured individual hnnors
by iallying a total Of nineteen points.
while his nearest runner-up was Capt.
VIII Dick. OF Central. with ten.
Central sprung a surprise by walking
away with several Of the field events, a
department IN which Tech has always
held fun sway. In Tweedy and Sprsnzy
Central has two youngsters who show
promise OF being leading point winners
in next years events.
Hamilton, who has won the 220-yard
hurdles for the past two years, was
again first Yesterday, with a good mar
gin His time was considerably less
than the high school record set by him
self last year.
The Washington times., 1908-05-20

ARRANGEMENTS for the South Allan
tic Association championships TO Le
held in Baltimore on June % are fasl
nearing completion.
The committee in charge will hold a
meeting at the Y. NJ. c. 4. building to
contract fol medals and select officials
for the games,
The medals are all solid gold, silver,
and bronze Of regulation Amateur Ath-
letic Union design and quality; all Of
them are strikingly handsome in effect.
Those in charge of the sport this year
are pleased with the prospect Nuner-
Gus demands for entry blanks. and
promises from the managers of the sew
eral organizations IN the South Atlantic
territory. indicate a greater interest,"
than ever before in the contest.
The Washington times., 1908-05-20
The Summaries.

I0o-ysrd dash-Fzrst heat-won BY Lsper,
Technical second, Carter, Central. Time,
0I025
Second heat-Ton by Thrall. Technical.
second Dewey. Central Time. ell
F'tnal-W7n by Thrall, Technical: second.
Carter. Central; third. Leper. Technical
Time. n-L0 z-5.
449-yard run-Wcu y Dick Central; sec
CAD. Cheney. Central: third. Clazett. Central.
Time. D.53 3-5.
75-yard dash; 5unior-Won by Kelley, Cen
trial: second. Bragg. Central. third Hunt.
Central. Time 0-53 SIS
28)-yard dash-Won by Thrau. Technical
second. Dick, Central, third. McKeever. Cen
trail. Time. o-34
Junior Felay-Won by Central.
210-yard hurdles-Won by Hamilton, Cen
The Washington times., 1908-05-20
Thrall Will Compete.

One of the banner events Of the NEE;
will be the contest ror the honors in
the pole vault. Jack Sterrett. the pres
ent champion. with. record Of 10 feet
inches. WI defend his title against
such men as Ward and NeIkeT. Of Eai-
timore. and Ihrau. the high school
champion OF Washington.
In the running broad Jump, exciting
results are expected. u looks as il TIE
The Washington times., 1908-05-20
Baltimore Entrants.

Heinekamp. Of the Maryland Athletic
Clan. and G. A. Stew art. OF Hopkins.
both looked good In the SS0-yard run,
but P. S. Herring. Of Mt. Washington,
and r. T. Fleming. of George Washing
ten University. are dangerous competi-
tors at this distance. Fleming is in
better form this spring than ever be-
fore, and has been surprising his best
friends with his fast indoor and cross
country work
Prof. Becker, who has immediate su-
perVision Of the gymnastic end Of The
program, is working hard. and assures
the committee that there will be more
entries and closer contested perform
anCes IN the horizontal bar. parallel
bar, and vaulting horse championship
events than in any previous meet
The Washington times., 1908-05-20
Large Entry List Promised
For South Atlantic Games
lack Sterre Viii Defend is Title in Pole Vault Against
Scholastic Champs From Two Cities.
Other Events

record Of % feet OF inches held by joe
IIiil so long, wiz be smashed with such
performers as Conner Thran, King
Young. and Smith, of Washington all
Of whom are jumping close TO the rec
ord, and Stegman, Williams, Logan:
Canister Leimkunl, and Finding, OF
Baltimore.
COnnors. Hildebrand. and WendeI 9th,
with Schmidt, last years high school
champion of Washington. TO push such
good ones as Griffith, Breyer. Brenton'
fast
The Washington times., 1908-05-20

Today's Games.
Washington at Reading.
Eliza beth at Brooklyn.
Paterson at Baltimore.
Wilmington at Philadelphia
The Washington times., 1908-05-20
Today's Games.

Today's Games.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at St Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia az Cincinnati.
The Washington times., 1908-05-20

UNION LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Reading z; washington, 2
Wilmington. I; Paterson, I.
Philadelphia. 8: Elizabeth. T.
Baltimore, 2; Brooklyn, !.
The Washington times., 1908-05-20

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
PisJsburg-P hiladelphia-R
The Washington times., 1908-05-20

Nick AItrock is the Chicago pitching
Sc Iecrion today Nick offciated five in
niucs on Monday and was taken out in
the eighth TO let AtZ bat for him. Four
hits, scattered through the first four
innings of his reign, were collected by
the Nationals, and he was saved from
heing scored against more b. his own
good fielding than by any phenomenal
pitching so that the prospect for this
afternoon IS not so dreary Is might be
supposed,