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New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
STUYVESANT THEATRE.
The Warens Of Virginia" Cordially Wei
coined by a Numerous Audience.

That the public will follow an interesting drama
and good acting was amply manifested last night
by the large audience tha: welcomed The Warrens
or Virgin TO the StUyvesant Theatre. To all
appearances the closing weeks here of that drama
viii prove to be profitable the long run at
the BelasCO- Mr.. heenan's fne acting was duly
appreciated by the spectators Miss Charlotte
Walker was also kindly received
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
MISS MARCEL SINGS IN RUSSIA.

St Petersburg. May Miss Lucille Marcel. Of
New York soprano OF the Opera Cornique, Of Paris,
appeared tonight at the Imperial Opera n spe-
ciaI performance Of Aida which was arranged
after the close OF the regular Russian season She
was well received by a crowded house
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FRED LAUTERsAcH CONVICTED.

alfred Iauterbach OF Edward Lauterbach.
bo MAS arrested on November Is, charged with
snaadtnR not carrying proper lights and bearing
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.,orz ,astariay for trial. The first charges
were dismissed and sentence was suspended after
. conviction was found on the third.
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and pledged her his assistance.
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The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
QUAKER CREWS PREPARING.
Oarsmen VIII Be Here
for sunday Row

SC=-Isl - The Washington Herald
Philadelphia Aug I-Much regret was
expressed when Capt Richardson. Of the
West Philadelphia Boat Club, and Capt
Hartman. Of the Vesper. announced that
they would not send their junior Cctope6e
crews 10 Washington TO row in the Md
die States regatta which viii be held
next Monday On the Potomac River.
The reason for the withdrawal OF these
crews was lack Of interest on the part Of
the men In the West PEiIlies some OF
the men who have been rowing all sea
son found this time Of the year favorable
for their vacations. and some have al
ready some away. and others will so
away this week
At the Vesper. Capt. Hartman had
crew rowing before he went away with
the senior four TO Springfield. and during
his absence the men did not come out
and the result was that after he had
come back from Springfield he found 1t
a hard matter 20 get the men together
again. and the result was that tee crew
broke training Thursday night
Most Of the crews which viii row IN
Washington expect 70 leave here on Sat
urday and as many as can viii go away
in the morning. 10 get an afternoon row
over the course The boats will be shipped
10 Washington On Friday night. so as 70
be available the frst thing Saturday
morning There viii be fifteen crews so
down TO represent the Philadelphia oars
men
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

The Western teams Of the American
League won twenty-five games and lost
thirty on tie trip Just ended
The Red Sox played an exhibition game
with the Waterbury club Sunday and
were beaten by the Connecticut State
League team
Larry Schlaf1y, OF Toronto. and Jake
Gettman were notified on Saturday that
a fine Of so had been imposed for recent
troubles with Umpire Black in Toronto.
Connie Mack says that from now on
Manush will De given a good try-out at
third base. while Jimmie Collins who
has been doing such grand work during
the last few games, viii be given rest
Arthur Irwin has signed Cree, the hard
hitting Outdelder Of the Williamsport
club. Cor the New York Americans Cree
Is a former Pennsylvania State college
player He and Warhop, the Indian pitch
er VIII report this week.
From present indications there viii be
no post-~easOu games between the pennant
winners OF the American Association and
Eastern League for the championship Of
the Class A leagues The cause OF this
is 5he fact that the Eastern League sea
son ends about ten days later than the
Associations and the A A magnaJes say
kLlEE ldl4ltL Keep lLltAL Atdlllc III NDAAAAA-
tion after the close of the regular sea
son for such an important series OF
games
Sympathizers with the Detroit Tigers
are worrying over the latest catastrophe
which has befallen the team On top Of
the accident TO sam Crawford recently. a
more terrible calamity has struck the
club-AIanager HUghey Jennings has lost
his voice Even as silk O'Loughlin mis-
laid the means wherewtth 10 blare his
weIl-knoWn strike tuh." so has Jennings
lost the power 10 sing out "Ey-a-a-ah"
upon the breezes. He hopes 70 get
hack the power Of speech soon II he
I doesn't. Wen. the fans tremble 70
think OF the consequences
Cleveland batters are having a tough
time Of it 10 reach the 500 coveted mark
a position that every player would like to
enjoy II Il was possible. But II begins 20
lock as though the Larrupers will have
to wind Up the year without 300 hitter.
the drsJ time since Cleveland has been a
member Of Ban JohnsOn's thriving or
ganiZaIiOn- There is a faint hope that
Nap Lajoie OF George St0TaH viii be able
20 get NJ with the select circle, but they
viii have 20 travel little faster than
they have been showing all year TO turn
the trick
Talk Of new manager for the Yankees
next season Is SuII being famed around
the circuit Billy Murray. Ned HanlOn,
I George StallinEs Jim MCGUIRE. and 9th
ers have been mentioned However
President Farrell has not announced any
thing in reference 10 a new manager. The
majority seem TO think that EIberfeld
viii not DO as a manager. but Owner Far
ral VIII nkeiy give him a good chance
EIberfeId could not do much the way he
was situated when Clarke Griffith re-
signed
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
Yesterdays RESULTS.
TO-DAY's GAMES.

Fittsburg, 3; Cincinnati, o.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
New York at Boston.
st. Louis at Chicago.
PittzburE at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

STANDING OF THE TEAMS
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

Game to-day win be called at O'Clock.
Charley Street was at the game, but
did not put on a Uniform
In the seventh inning old Cy struck out
Warner, Johnson, and Pickering.
Cantillon viii use Charley Smith this
afternoon Morgan may work for Boston.
Detroit is now but ten points ahead Of
St Louis, with the White Sox and Maps
close up
Milan broke into the game in the ninth.
when he batted for Johnson He beat
out hit and retired
The Red Sox made three double plays
each time stopping the locals when a
score sseI-cd likely.
'Bottle-scarred Biz Evans was in our
midst for the second time this season
Quite an improvement over his predeces-
sor-
The Yankees have continued to slip
until they are ninety-nine points behind
the Nationals The Athletics trimmed
them twice yesterday
Jesse TannehiH looked good enough
midst for the second time this season
Quite On Improvement over his pTedeces-
scheme went wrong.
The Chicago Cubs have continued their
A-AsaA lAAAAA tlAFf lAE DlA4g AllLEE Dt4LLE De-
hind the New York Giants. Many who
refused to consider the Cubs month
ago are now picking Chances men as the
winners in the National League
It is rumored in Chicago that Lee Tan
nehiu may not be with the White Sox
next season The blond third sacksr. il
is rumored. is not in love with the way
he has been treated this season as to
salary and numerous other things by
Comiskey. and has planned to leave the
game for good and all at the end OF the
season
Second only 10 the strenuous fight il
the National League is the situation pre-
senJed IN the American League. Detroit
generally picked 70 capture the penuant
in a walk. has fallen far below expecta-
tions- The Eastern trip OF the champions
was very disastrous. and their decisive
defeat by Cleveland yesterday shows that
Jennings Tigers have deteriorated in
their play in the past month. Detroit s
slump makes St Louis. Chicago, and
Cleveland c0ntenders for the honor. The
Browns are within easy hailing distance
OF -he champions. and II the latter con-
tinue in their poor work and ST. Louis
can take advantage of il. the American
League pennant race may develop into a
whiriWlud finish like that Of last year.
The schedule favors the Western teams.
Detroit. 81 Louis. Chicago. and Cleveland
practically finish the season al home.
This IS an advantage not to be overestI-
mated in a close race For this reason IL
Is thought Detroit VIII win a second
championship and be the American
Leagues repressnJaJive in the world S
series Jennings team is without a doubt
the best hitting and base-running aggre-
cation in the American League. and with
q return 10 form Of the pitchers, they
should make their final triumph much
easier than they did last season
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
yfcALEER DETERMINED.

We have had a bad Eastern trip Of
it. but I an still certain that the pen
nant viii not be decided until we have
played the eleven games with Detroit
We viii oUtnerve the Tigers and beat
them I feel certain we can do It Our
hitting has not been heavy enough TO
suit ne, but the Tigers have also fallen
of sadly in their work
We are q better home team than
Detroit. and viii beat them in the West.
I 90 not figure Cleveland and Chicago
to run first or second. The fight VIII
be between ny team and that run by
Jennings. I figure both viii about break
equally against the other teams In the
league. making the real struggle the
series of-eleven contests
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
LAJoIE Is HOPEFUL.

Detroit and St Louis have eleven
games to play before the race is de-
cided- While they are fighting it out
We have twelve games to play with Chi
cage We have five more games with
Detroit and eight more with St Louis
Chicago has eight with Detroit and FIVE
with US. You can readily see that there
Is plenty Of chance for many things 10
happen before the season closes.
The real race opens this coming
week. From now on it will be a bat
tie worth while. And ! hgureSwe stand
as good a show as any Of, them despite
our crippled condition We have held
our own with our two stars. Turner
and Flick, out all year. II they were
back IN shape I would be happy, for We
would be walking away with the pen
uant.'.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
Jennings Is CONFIDENT.

we have not done as well as We
had hoped or the Eastern trip. but
the Eastern clubs showed far better
than at other times There is but one
thing for me TO say in regard to the
pennant race-we are in front and viii
remain there.
Chicago. St Louis, and Cleveland
are still in the fight, and We viii have
a hard battle holding our lead, but I
feel confident that We can do il We
have close to thirty games at home now
and the Detroit fans will see some fight
ing worthy Of Tigers
We viii win. for the boys have the
stamina We are far better fixed for a
fight al this time than We were last
year, and I don't figure the opposition
viii be as strong
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
THOMAS WANTS A BOUT.
wired Challenging Jack OBrien,
but Was Turned Down.

Philadelphia. Aug 31-Joe Thomas. Of
California wired 10 this city last night
TO Harry Edwards offering to meet Jack
o Brien at catch weights at the National
A g. and was willing TO leave the Pa
cifc Coast Immediately 10 i'll the date
should he be given a chance with O OBTien-
Edwards sent word back 10 the West
that he had signed up Ketcheu TO meet
O'Brien. and that no matter which way
that bout terminated, Thomas was out Of
the question. Thomas was beaten three
times by KetcheH. the referee calling the
first mill a draw.
Thomas was reported to have decided TO
retire from the ring. and the fact that
he wanted TO come East and meet O'Brieu
is surprise TO the fistic world. Thomas
was not only beaten by Ketchell. but he
viii have TO show that ne IS still a good
one 10 get anything in these parts.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
Football Coaches for Harvard

Boston. Mass. Aug S1--Coach Haugh-
ton has already made choice Of a portion
of his staff Of assistants. Among the list
are NewhaH- who PLAYED both at quarter
and at end last year; Nate Han. who was
a substitute end and back; Kersberg, who
was a guard. and Dave Campbell. who
in the last two weeks OF training last year
Gid so much to improve HaryaTd's chances
against Yale,
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
WHAT LEADERS THINK
OF COMING STRUGGLE
JONES WARNS RIVALS

Don't count the Sex out Of It. We
are going home where in other years
we have always done our best work
We have thirty-seven more games TO
play and but very few Of them are on
the road 4 squirt such as our team is
capable Of viii put Us right on top and
il is this that I am looking forward to.
The race promises TO develop into
the most interesting fight in the history
Of the game during the coming month,
with all four leaders struggling with
each other ard with the East, far
stronger than earlier in the year, com
ing West 70 make trouble
We have had our share Of accidents
and bad luck and I look for a change.
If We don't beat Detroit We viii at least
pass St L6uis and Cleveland
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
SECOND CAVE

TotalS-..... EI3 5
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
TWO FOR GAITHERSBURG.
Garrett Park Beaten in WeII-pIayed
DouhIe-header

srec1al % Tie Nlsllugr1L Herald
GaithersbUrg. Nd. AUG. a1.-Bef0re a
large crowd to-day in two Of the best
played games Of the season Gaithersburg
defeated Garrett Park IN both games Of
a doubIe-header. the first game going to
twelve innings
The features were Murphy's fielding in
right and E1sIs's sensational work at
short and Moye's pitching.
In the second. Israel. the Frederick
star. twirisd for the visitors. but was
driven from the box IN the fourth in
uiDg. Thompson. the Railroad Y. n C
A League boy. twirIed classy ball
and had has game safe al all stages
The features were the fielding 1f the
Gaithersburg inheld- Score Of twelve-in-
ming game
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

rSEzE
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
Al ORTIZ IS DEFEATED.
DanvfIIe Makes Most of LynchburE's
Errors and Wins In Tenth.

STe-la- q Ile WasllTs-1l Hc-aIo-
Lynchburg- Va. Aus 3L-Dauviue won
a beautiful pitchers battle here this aft
erBoou. the locals piling W two errors
In the terth inning and allowing the
winning run TO score on the play which
should have retired the side The score
was I 10 O.
Walsh pitched great bail for Danville.
and his support was Eilt-edged in the
critical stages ETTors account for two
OF the i've hits of Orth. With good sup
port the Red Sox would not have scored.
RH- Z
Lynchhu--..-..---.. o0OoGo 90 ?
DanEilie------------ o 0 0 II 5
Bsttenes-Or5h ard Westlaks- walsh ard Ryan.
Umpires-Msss-S- Mace and Henussaz- Arten5aucs-
I ze
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
WILLIAM A. LARNED.
TWO FOR CONGRESS HEIGHTS.
Wins from Fort Myer Soldiers and
Then Trims Park View

On Sunday. at Congress Heights. the
Congress Heights club defeated the strong
Fort Nyer team by 5 10 g.
Immediately after the defeat OF the
soldiers the Park View CLUB played the
Heights team a close game With what
appeared 10 be a defeat for the home
club. in the ninth two neatly placed
singles, a sacrifice, followed by d two
bsgger by 1IcGrath and an error. gave
Congress Heights the winning run c
Wahlers home run and J. Pumphrey's
PeauJITJII assists from the field cutting
on TWO runs. and Elli0Its neldinE were
easily the features Flynn pitched a mas
terly game for the visitors, striking out
eleven men The score
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
R. R. Y. N. C. a. LEAGUE.
Trainmen Forfeit TO ShOpmen in
First of Deciding Games.

Trainmen forfeited 10 ShoPmen in the
y N c. A League yesterday in the
first Of a series Of three games 10 decide
the championship Of the league
AT the eud Of the regular season. the
two teams were tied for first place. and
q series Of three games was arranged to
decide which team should have the cup,
the prize for first place
The Trainmen team was unable 70 put
a fun nine in the field, and Umpire
Flynn awarded the game 70 Shopmen by
forfeit
The two teams viii meet this afternoon
at Fifth and Florida avenues northeast
at 5-15 in the second game Of the series
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
VICTORY FOR CovINGToN.
Fast stanton Team Suffers an In
expected Defeat.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Covington, Va, Aug 2L-The Stauntpn
baseball team, with q record Of twenty
nine victories and nine defeats. drifted
into Covington to-day for a series Of
three games and met their Waterloo in
the first game, 3 TO !. Their lone tally
was made in the eighth inning on Rogers
tumble on a hard hit ball by Thomas
and q two-base hit BY Lofts Callahan.
from Hinton. pitched a good game for
the locals and should have had a shut-out.
They only got four hits OF him, two OF
them on the scratch order
Ths features were Galatians pitching
and Reds batting. the latter getting 2
home run, three-base hit, and two-base
hit for the locals. Spicer. the best player
on the Stanton team. had his finger
broken by foul Zip at Lewisburg. ".
Va on Saturday, and is out Of the game.
Score
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CoEiIs-0ll 70 4
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The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

Earned runs-W Washington. ?. Boston. .
First base by eTTorS-KF asuiug gtou. p
Boston. J. Left on Washington S.
Boston = First base on balls-Of Tan
nehIll. I. OF Johnson, :. Innings pitched
BY TauuehIl. 1-5- by Johnson, + %
Hits made-Dm Tannehlll 9 on Johnson
8. Struck out-By TannehilL l. by John
son . bv Young. . Three-base hits
Gessler t3l. Wagner. Two-base hits-J n
eIaub. J5anley- Sacrifice hit-CSanley
Stolen base-Stah1- Double plays-Wag-
ner TO CriEer. Wagner 20 Mcconnell TO
StahI. Young to Crigar 70 SrahL Hit by
pitcher-By johnson. / Wild pitches
Young, I, Johnson. /. Umpire-Mr- Evans
Time OF Eane-1 hour and - minutes.