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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-04

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-04
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The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
CAUGHT ON THE Fly.

Back TO seventh place for the Ma
tionals.
Schlltzer looks like a most promising
twTler.
The Yankees increased their lead by
eighteen points by blanking the Pilgrims.
The rejuyenated St Louis Browns will
make their first appearance Of the sea
son here this afternoon.
Simon Nichols, the Maryland boy, led
all the players at the bat making four
hits out OF FIVE times at bat.
"Cy' Young, Of the Boston Americans,
leads In the popularity contest now be-
ing published by Boston newspaper.
Carlisle, of the Boston Americans. is
rivaling Bullet" Thoney by his speedy
tactics on the bases and in the outfeld.
The Highlanders have lost nothing by
the enforced lay-Off of Elberfeld as young
Ball is one Of tho finest kind of work
men.
A Long Island amateur ball team has
elected a minister its captain. Wonder
what text he'll take for his first sermon
10 the umpire?
Although Bill Shipke is considered a
weak hitter, the local third baseman has
a better batting average than Freddie
Parent or Simon Nichols.
Providence has shipped Second Base
man Tom Logan to Worcester. His re
lease followed the arrival OF Donahue
from the Boston Americans,
For every home run made at the Chi
cago American League grounds this sea
son So worth Of merchandise is to be
given to the lucky club swinger
Jack" Dunns Baltimore team Is set
ting a fast pace in the Eastern League
race. The Toronto champs are at the
foot of the ladder. and the climbing up
process will not be as easy as it was last
year.
First Baseman CIaud Rossman. OF
the Detroit champions, says he was
heartbroken when he was first transfer
red from Cleveland TO Detroit. Yet, It
turned out a blessing In disguise; at least.
financially.
In the third inning, in catching a hard
line drive of Murphy's bat, Clyde Milan
dislocated one OF the fingers on his right
hand. Capt Ganley pulled the injured
digit back, and Doc. Powers pronounced
the job well done.
Topsy Hartsel saved the Athletics from
being scored on twice in the fifth inning
when he made a great running catch Of
a clout from AltizeT's bat. The two Ma
tionals on bases would have scored had
the left fielder not held on to the sphere
after long run.
Princeton's victory over Pennsylvania
on Saturday gives the Tigers a clean lead
in the race for the college championship
of the East. The fact that il took thir-
teen innings to decide the game proves
that these two teams are very evenly
matched, while Yale is also still In the
hunt, having been beaten by Pennsyl-
vania only by the margin Of one run.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12

Elizabeth, n. j.. May 11.-Washington
kept up its winning streak. and stayed
at the top of the heap in the Union
League by downing the locals in a close
game here to-day by to l.
The visitors displayed good form in
the field. many Of the plays being spec
tacular in the extreme, while the locals
gave Biehl mediocre support.
Washington punched its hits in the
NTH. and Tailed three runs after Eliza
beth had made one in the fourth. The
home team scored again in its half of
the fifth, and took the lead in the eighth
when it chased two rus over the rubber.
The lead was short-Ived, however. as
irwin's crew came back in the next IN
ming. when Weinberg's double and two
singles, coupled with poor fielding. gave
them two runs and the game. Elizabeth
was unable to score in its half OF the
ninth.
The batting and base-runnIng of Gil
bert and Lynch. ZaneIHs fielding. and
Shaughnessy's work in left field were
features
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
PATERSON BADLY BEATEN.
Wilmington Drives O'Brien from the
BOX and piles Up Runs.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Wilmington. May n.-Wilmington won
from Paterson here to-day, knocking
.o'Brien out of the box, while on the
other hand Topham was unhitable. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
a. A. U. FIELD MEET EVENTS.
Championships viii BE Held az Bal
timOre on June go.

The fourth annual championship NEE,
Of the South Atlantic Association of the
A A. L. will be held Saturday, June 20.
at Homewood Field. Baltimore.
There will be thirteen championship
events. as follows: IO0-yard dash. 22o-
yard dash, 4fo-yard run. SSO-yard run,
I-mile run 5-mile run. 12o-yard hurdle,
200-yard hurdle. pole vault. running high
jump. running broad jump, 16-pound ham
mer, and l6-pOund shot.
In addition 10 the above there viii be
two championship relays for seniors. one
at one mile and the other at two miles.
A junior relay has also been arranged at
a distance of one mile for boys under
sixteen years Of age and weighing not
more than 10 pounds. Three gymnasto
events are also on the programme, the
horizontal bar. parallel bar, and vaulting
horse
The regular District championship A.
A. L. gold. silver. and bronze medals will
be awarded TO the first. second. and third
man in each event. All events viii be
scratch.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
Frederick's Team Selected.

Frederick. Md. May 11-An of the
players of Frederick's new semi-profes
sional baseball team have been signed
They are: Hector Peloquin, formerly OF
Holy Cross, catcher; F. A. Anderson, oi
Anderson, s. c., and Benjamin Cooper
Easton, pitcher: G. G. Israel. University ol
Maryland, first base; r. Buhrman (man-
ager), Baltimore, second baseman; 7. d
Webb, Salisbury, n. c., third baseman;
J. Green, Baltimore, shortstop; Freder.
lex Ebert, Baltimore. right fielder; Harry
Creeger, Frederick. left fielder; George
Gravel, Worcester. Mass, center fielder
The season will open with Hagerstowr
on May 20. The schedule now being made
up will include one or more games with
Carlisle, York. Hagerstown, Martinsburg
Winchester. Walbrook, Sykesville Colun.
bia Athletic Club, Washington Maryland
Athletic Club. Baltimore. and other State
and out Of the State teams.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
TO-DAY's GAMES.

St. Louis Rt Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12

At Nashvile-NashVille. 1; Atlanta. 2
At Mobile-New Orleans. g. Mobile, 0.
At Birminghsm-ATOntgom 2; Birmingham, l.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
LAST RACES AT BRIGHTWOOD
Good Sport Enjoyed While Sims
Bib Is Being Passed.
Sir EIectroid and Gallant Furnish
Exciting Finishes in TrOt in
Half Mile Heats.

/ The managers Of the harness horse
matinee at Brightwood yesterday were
fortunate, for while the racing was in
progress the House OF Representatives
We'd with the previous action of the SEN
ate, and by unanimous vote passed the
Sims bill prohibiting in any form betting
on horse races in the District Of Column
bia
As a Sitting finale to the game. yester-
days matinee can be said to have been
one of the most interesting ever seen on
the historic track
The first event was a trot, half-mile
heats, three in I'VE. The race was hard
fought from start to finish. an arms
length separating the leading horses, Sir
EIectroid and Gallant Maid, at the end
Of each heat. and the time eclipsing any
previous similar trotting contest.
The pace was also an interesting af-
fair, seven heats being required to settle
IT, and the time Of each exceptionally
good
Manners, owned by Henry Oppenheim-
er. won his match with Howard O.. miles
two In three, for stake Of $500. and
Miss Hopkins. d heretofore unknown rae
ing quantity, simply smothered Moses
SinsheimeTs tTOtter, Larry NJ. for a
stake Of $500.
Summaries of the various events fol-
low;
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
WESTERN PLAYS CENTRAL.
Fifth IntersehOIastic Contest SEIZED
uIed for This Afternoon.

Western and Central viii meet in the
fifth game Of the High School series this
afternoon at Union Park
The showing OF the Georgetown team
IN its first game with Technical was a
distinct disappointment to It's followers.
but the argument advanced by some of
its supporters that the team did not
display its true form in that game is
borne out by the decisive defeat admins
tered TO the Georgetown Preps by the
Creek team last Friday. Should Hodg-
son be in any sort Of shape to-day. with
an even break OF lack, he should give
the o street aggregation a hard rub for
the game.
Taggart demonstrated in the game with
Eastern Friday that he is a pitcher OF
some class. and the snappv team work
exhibited by his fellOw-players augurs
well for the success Of the Blue and
White in the series. Everything taken
into consideration. the contest scheduled
for to-day should prove one of the best
In the set The game will be called
about 2:5o, and Shorty" Hughes Will
probably officiate.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
TO-DAY's GAMES.
New York at PittsBurg.
Boston at Cincinnati,
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.

Pittsburg, May lin a slow game this
afternoon Pittsburg beat the Giants. TO
:. II is likely that Crandall, Of the New
forks, who was booked to pitch the
game to-day. but who missed the train
at Jersey City last night, and who did
not take train which left later in the
night, will draw a heavy fine from Me
GraW.. as the left-nander had been
booked for the game to-day. AS It was.
McGinnity went in. and although he held
Plttsburg comparatively safe for seven
innings, they got TO him in the eighth
and clinched the game
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
TRINITY HAS GOOD RECORD.
CAN'T for Second Time This Season
Pitches Hitless Game.

SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald.
Durham, ~ c., May u.-Trinity College
closed its schedule this afternoon by de-
feating Eastern College. 8 to O. For the
second time this season CAN'T pitched a
hitless game and made it eleven shut
outs of twenty-four played Twenty
nine men faced him, two men reaching
first on errors Eleven were struck out,
and one passed to first with a terrific
blow upon the head In winning the
State championship on percentage points,
Trinity won nineteen of twenty-three and
tied one. The combined scores Of the
teams playing against them are twenty
four, run for each game The record
is unparalleled in State college baseball.
The team is the product of DR.. Morle
Adkins. the Orioles great pitcher. Score:
R.H.E
Eastern. % 5000 90 6
TRULY. .....-...-.-...-- 0 0 0 0 Is II ?
Batteriss-Eastern Dalton and Maby Trinity,
CAN'T and Flowers
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12

Earned runs-Philadelphia 8; Washing
.on, J. First base by erTors-Phlladelphia
/; Washington, 1. Left on bases-Phila-
telphia, q; Washington, 10. First base on
Dalls-On Schlitzer, Z; of Gates. 2. Struck
9ut-By SchlitZer, 3; by Gates. g. Three
base hits-COllins, Milan. Two-base hit
Murphy. Stolen bases-Hartsel, Nichols.
COMBS Double pIay-McBride to Altizer
10 Freeman Umpire-Mr Connolly Time
Of game-1 hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
NORFOLK BLANKS DANVILLE.
Costly Errors by Vanquished Chiefly
Responsible for Downfall.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Danville. Va. May u.-Norfolk shut out
Danville to-day in a game characterized
by costly errors on the part Of the To-
baccOnists. Fox. for the visitors, and
Walker for the home team. had about
an even break in the pitchers box, ex-
eept in the first inning. when two clean
hits netted Norfolk a run Walker was
given ragged support. and all of the err
rors figured In the run-getting. The Wis
itors put up a great game In the field.
and played with snap and ginger. Score:
RH,E
Norfolk. 0Il0o0 O-3 8 {
Danyille............... 0 0 0 90 J
BattTies-Foz and Smith Walker and Ryan.
Umpire-Air. Byron.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
King Manuel visits ROYAL Tou,b.

Lisbon. May liking Manuel visited
the Pantheon to-day and prayed over the
bodies Of his father, King Carlos, and his
brother Luiz. who were assassinated in
this city in February. He drove from
the Neeessidades Palace. accompanied by
q number of court officials
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
ST. DominIc's Forfeit to st. VIncent's,
Who Win Exhibition Game.
STAINING OF THE TEAMS.
TO-days rame-st Theresa's vs. St. Joseph's. $50

Only half of the ST. Dominic's team
showed up on the Marquette League
grounds on schedule time yesterday, and
Umpire Cleveland awarded the game to
the st. Vincents by forfeit-s to 0.
A brilliant exhibition game was played
between ST. Vincent's and picked team.
which the former won by to 4. Jim Nc
Knight, the Richmond pitcher. twiried for
the losers. and gave mastery exhibit
ton. Errors were responsible for most
of ST. Vincent's runs. Wheatley made
several difficult catches of hard-hit balls.
Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
WalIachs Defeat the Twinine CIub
I'm Opening Game.
TO-day's game-Adrent vs. Gurley, McDe7itt's

The Wallach team won an easy vic
tory over the Twlning Club in the open
ing game of the Independence League. at
McDevitt's Field yesterday. Score "A TO 20.
Waterman twiTled a good game for the
winners. and was well supported
McCarthy's catch in left field was the
feature. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12

1T On U9~es-'t Luuls- u BT00kIYn. 5. StT1ck
uut-By RAYMOND. {. by Ruczer. 1 By Lush. l.
Home rlu-Lewis Three-b base hit-Maiouey Two
base hIIs-BaTu. H1stctter Sacrifice hns- -R,rne.
sheehan, Burch. Barry. Stolen basss-Lewis. AIur-
ray. Hummel Doubls plays-Raymoud TO Byrue 10
Honey, o BouTke 20 KOUey- Umrire-Alr Emslie.
Tine Of game-l hour and 50 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12

Batteries-Roanoke. Thompson, stoher, and Rags
dsiei Portsmouth, CouoTeT, Mailman. and Burns.
UmpEe-Ar, WesteTyelk
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
Iotals .............. 1

Earned Washington, .; Elizabeth,
, First base on balls-Of Longstreet. ];
OF Speer. !: of Biehl. g. Struck out-Rv
Longstreet. 6. by Biehl, , Two-base hits
weinberg Warren, Wolf, Hahn. Stolen
bases-Gilbert (3l Shaughnessv. Lynch
t2, King, Wagner t2l. Double play
Hahn TO LcnOX 10 Wolf. Cmpire-AIr.
SteinbeTg.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
Sir Robert Hart at Singapore.

Singapore. May I.-Sir Robert Hart.
who for many years was director general
Of the Chinese maritime customs, arrived
here to-day from Shanghai, homeward
bound. on board the German steamship
Yorck. He is on a years leave on ac-
count of Ill health.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
Lynchburg, 3, Richmond. o.

Special to The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va, May 1.-THE locals
found Archer in the pinches to-day. and
the first game Of the series with Rich
mond came to them by the score of 3 to O.
this being the first shut-out Of the season
for the visitors and Archer's first defeat.
Stewart had the colts completely at his
mercy, not one Of them passing first base,
save in the fourth inning. when a wide
throw from the box 10 first allowed a
man to go to third. Both teams played
gilt-edge ball in the field. Archer's error,
however, giving the Shoemakers their
last tally. Score:
r. II. f.
Lynchhurg. .,.....,.... 0 1919 OIox-3 Q
Richmond. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 l
Batteries-SteWart and Westiske; Archer and
CoWan. Umpire-Alr. Mace. Attendance, 1000
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12

TBo-base hits-Doyle. Kerr. A. Handboe. First
base on balls-Balser. 5; Bryant. 5; Handiboe. 8
Left on bases-Brentwood, g. Atlantic 3 Sacrifice
hits-Doyle, Stuckett (2i. Stolen baseEstuckett
A. Handiboe- Struck out-By Bryant. 4; By Balser.
1; by Saunders. I: b. A. Hsndiboe l. Double
play-Bishop to Kraft. Hit by pitcheT-By BalseT
Wild pitches-Samders, Hsndiboe. Umpire-3fr
Hoffman. Time Of game-I hour and 50 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
BOSTON AGAIN SHUT OUT.
New Workers, with Newton in Box,
Make a Good Showing.

Boston. Mass. May u-New York
made II three straight this afternoon.
shutting out Boston once more. Newton
ofi1ctated at the slab, and ACQUITTED him
self In splendid style. BurcheH also
-wirled brilliantly, striking out eleven of
The hard-hitters from New York, but he
vas given poor support, while the visitors
would have had an erTorless column had
not Chase dropped Laporte's easy foul
Fly IN the ninth inning Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
The score.

blrst base on baiis-Of Lever. ,; Of BIcGinnity.
5, Struck uut-By LeeFer. ]. Thrae-base hits
shannon, Clarke, D0uhu. Wagner TwO-iase hits
Doniin. Leach. Abbatcchio. Sacrifice hits-DoyIe.
Seymour Stolen hases-Ciarke Wagner. NicsHn. Um-
pre-hr. KLEIN. Time Of game-l hour and s.
minutes. Attendance 66s2
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12

LeU on uases-Naty, = FCst-oiHce, 2. fhst b@se
On balls-OH Litchaed. /; Of Michael 5. Struck
out-By Litchfeld. 10 hy Michael. g. TWo-tase
hits-Bacon Miles. Sacrifice hit-Badiey. Stolen
hases-CaIlahan o. Orris0n. Bacon. Michael Cole
man. Double piay-Rogers 20 Miles 10 Rogers %
Miles Hit by pitcher Callahan Wild pitches
Michael, p Passed ball-AIiles. Umpire-Alr, New
nan. Time Of game-l hour and 3 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
viii Fight in Australia.

Sidney. n. S. W. May u.-Tommy
Burns, the American heavyweight pugil-
ist, has accepted an offer of $4,000 to
come here during the visit Of the Amerl-
can battle ships It is expected that he
will appear IN three fights
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12

First base on balls-Of Campbell. ]: Of Shade ?.
on Dorner. 3 Three-base hits-Ganzel Lobert
Beaumont. TWo-hase hit-Bowermsn. Sacrifice hits
Browne, DoTner AlCtiann. Camel Double rlay-
Dahlen TO Mciam. Umpire-Mr Riger. Time
Of game-l hour and 80 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
BANDITS WIN AGAIN
Stay at Top of the Heap by
Downing Elizabeth.
GAME DECIDED IN THE NINTH

Weinberg, Sent in to Bat for Long
street In fhe Final Round, Pro-
duees Pretty TyvO-base Hit, and
1t Starts the Locals on Road to
VictOry-ZaneIIi stars In the Field.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
CANS IN LIMELIGHT
Coming Fight with Unholz
Attracts Attention.
CHAMPION IS THE FAVORITE

Enormous Crowd, Augmented by the
Fleets Sailors, Expected to See Mil
at San Francisco Thursday-WiIIIe
Fitzgerald Meets AureIIo Herrera
in BOStOn-BOuts in other Cities,
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12

Left on bases-Wallach, s.; Twining g. First base
on balls-0f RupertUs. 3. of Diver +: of Yate-
man, Struck out-By Rupertus, .: t1y Waterman
>; by Diver. 2 Three-base hit-CIark Two-base
hits -Yateman, Clark. Rupcrtus Geible, Mccarthy
Sacrifice hits-SulliVan Rupert Mccarthy, Stolen
bases-RupeTtus. Rupert (2) Mccarthy Hit by
pitcher-By Yateman. !; by RupeTtus, l. Umpire
Mr.. Thompson. Time Of game-I hour and a. min.
utes.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
sUNDAY-sCHOOL LEAGUE.
SOuder Enables Waugh 10 Beat
First with Triple I'm Ninth.

The First Methodlsts met with their
third defeat at the hands of the Waugh
aggregation yesterday. score. 10 8.
Becker, the twirler for the Methodists.
pitched good bali, but was ineffective
with men on bases.
Carroll replaced McLauren in the fifth
for Waugh, and pitched excellent ball,
allowing no hits.
With two men on the bags and the score
tie Souder banged the sphere off the Hill
for three bases in the ninth inning, scor-
Ing Smith and Bunkie. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12

Earned rlns-faters0n. g Wilmington ;. tirst
base on balls-Of O'Bren j. of McCann, 2.
Struck out-By 0Brien, 2: by Mccain. /; by Top
ham, T. Home Hns-Tydeman. Tw0-base hits
1ollers. McCauley u, Brown, Townsend Stolen
bases-McCauley g. Zollers. Double play-Topham
to ZeTfoss Umpire-Mr Latham.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At bridgeport Springfield 8; Bridgeport. 6.
At New Britain-Aferiden, 10; New Britain, 5
At Holyoke-Holyoke, 3; Hartford, 2
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YESTRRDAY,s RESULTS.

Philadelphia, Z, Washington, =.
New York, 3; Boston, o.
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Three-base hits-lIeComick, Walter. Stolen bases
-Cohin. Miller Sacrifice hits-ConWay. Brewer ~,
DAILY FIRST base on balls-By Mcknight, 2 Hit BY
pitched ball-AlcCarthy. Struck out-By Mcknight
8 by Wilkerson, 3 Left on bases-St Yincent's. g.;
picked team. T. Passed balls-WalteT, Miller. Time
Of game-1 hour and IS minutes. Umpire-Nr. CleEe
land.
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Lett on hases-B0ston. s: New YORK, 10. Fr,t
base On halls-On Bmchel 3: OF Newton. {.
Stguck out-By BurcheI, Il; by Newton. 8 stolen
bases-Conroy, Keeler. Hit b5 pitcher-By Burchell
UmpIres-Messrs. Sheridan and Hurst Time Of
game-I hour and 81 minutes. Attending. fa04
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Brentwood Beat AtIantIcs, Despite
Bryanf's Weakening i'm Fifth,

Todays game, Bloomingdale Athletic Club Is. S
STEPHENS Institute. at Capital PARK First and
streets northeast, at SO
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington, 5; Elizabeth, 4.
Brooklyn, 3; Reading, =.
Wilmington, II, Paterson. 2.
Baltimore, 3; Philadelphia, o.
Philadelphia, 4; Baltimore, o.