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The Washington times., 1909-09-10
By HARRY WARD.

Two additional Washington cars.
made by the Carter Motor Car Corpora
ron- of Washington D. G, were entered
today IN the Frank A Munsey relia-
ndlity' contest Three Of these cars are
now In the Munsey tour lineup, the
first one having been entered shortly
after the tour was announced These
Two entries bring the list I'D to thirty
four carB. among which twenty-eight
different makes are represented The
prediction that the entry list In the
Frank A Munsey tour would exceed
Chat OF this years Glidden, and fur
ther7nore that more different makes Of
cars would participate than in any
previous reliability contest this year,
has been more than fulfilled.
Enter Three Cars.
Two roadsters and a baby touneau
car viii compose the Washington Fly
fng squadron" and their performance in
this. the first automobile event they
have ever participated in, viii be
watched with a great deal Of interest
by WashinEtonians.
The Washington car for 1910 is the de-
velopment and refinement Of the pre-
oeding model. which attained consider
able vogue. Prominent features of the
three Washington cars entered in the
louIl6eN TOUR are q motor Win an onset
crankshsft, self-contained oiling system
in the motor, vanadium steel used IN the
driving and axle shafts, thermo-syphon
system of cooling. and straight line
drive
The Washington flying squadron
Will be piioted by three members or the
Carter Motor Car Corporation. A Geary
Garter, the president, will be at the
wheel OF one OF the roadsters. while j.
z. Welsh. assistant secretary, will drive
the other car of this type. w. d. Arri-
sen, the vice president, viii be at the
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wheel of the toy tonnesu car, and sill
three are hopeful Of bringing back one
OF the handsome trophies.
Referee In Town.
Frank H Trego. chairman and referee
Of the Frank a. Munsey reliability con-
test, who has been in Lowell. Mass, at
tending the automobile races held over
the famous 10.6-mile course, arrived In
Washington yesterday. and spent the en-
tire day at MJmsey tour headquarters
In the Munsey building.
He went over the plans that have been
made for checking stations along the
route, and expressed himself as well
pleased with the system that has been
evolved. Competent men have been en-
gagged for the several checking stations
and as they have been thoroughly in
structed as to their duties, the tour
managers are confident that the check
ing system viii meet with the approval
Of every contestant. Mr. Trego was also
well pleased with the hotel arrangements
that have been made I'm the several
cities where night stops will De made.
Discuss Rules.
Referee Trego left last evening for
his home in Chicago He will return to
Washington on September Ia and eEtab-
lish his office in the Munsey tour head
quarters. where he will remain until the
start OF the tour on the morning of Sep
TENDER p.
Another interesting visitor at the Nun
sey tour headquarters yesterday was
Jesse L. Cassard, 1r., the Baltimore
member OF the technical committed
Referee TregO and Mr.. Cassard dis
cussed the various duties Of the technl-
cal committee, and the latter was en-
llghtened upon a number OF points in
the rules that were not quite clear to
him. Mr.. Cassard was much pleased
with the thOrOughness Of all the plans
for the Munsey tour. and predicted that
1t would be the greatest event Of the
kind on the 1909 automobile calendar.
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MURPHY PROTESTS
PITTSBURG GAME
Sident of Chicago Club
Edges Serious Charges
Against Umpire Klein.

HICAGO, Sept. 1o.-President Charles
Murphy, Of the Cubs, has officially
rotested The game Of Tuesday at Pitts
burg on the ground the umpire. Klein.
HAD violated the constitution OF the
National League. and asked that the
contest be ordered replIyed.
The protest is based on section g Of
the constitution, which says any person
proved guilty OF Offering, agreeing or
conspiring 10 cause a game 10 result
otherwise than on its merits under the
playing rules. shall forever be disqual-
KLEIN e endeavor 20 start a fight with
other capacity in the league.
KLEIN is also attacked under section
40 Of the constitution. which forbl6s con-
duct in public prejudicial 10 the best
interests OF the game.
Klems nedeavor TO start a fight with
the Cubs In dining car Is quoted as
ground for protest under this section.
Sworn statements OF the Chicago play
ers form part OF the evidence sub
ulitted
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RUMOR SAYS HUGHEY
SUPPLANTS MURRAY
Detroit Manager Will Lead
Phillies Next Season at
$4,000 Salary. !

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.-Hughey
Jennings. the peppery manager OF the
Detroit American League champions,
win handle the Phillies next season, IN
less there is q hitch In present negotia-
tons.
Jennings himself says negotiations are
on between himself and the Philadelphia
club. and he assured a friend this morn
ing that he expects to manage the Phil
adelphia team next season. adding that
II he does he will come pretty near Civ
ing Philadelphia a National pennant
The report is that Jennings will re-
ceive a salary Of $4,000 and that Muir
ray may be made business manager Of
the club IL he insists on working out
the full terms Of his contract, which
stu has more than a year to run
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WESTERN GOLFERS
FIGHT FOR TITLE
Travis Is Eliminated From
Championship Tourna-
ment at Chicago.

WHEATON, Ill. Sept. 10.-Four West
ern players will fight II out today in the
seIni-final round OF the national amateur
golf championship tournament over the
links of the Chicago Golf Club. They
are II. Chandler Egan. Of EXmoor. twice
winner of the national championship;
Charles Evans, r., Of Edgewater. the
eightesn-year-old Western champion F:
Robert Gardner, OF Hinsdale. the Yale
pole vaulter. who fer the first time is
playing a prominent part in fast golfng
company. and Mason Phelps, OF Mid
lothian. former Western and Yale
champion.
Walter J. Travis, the last hope OF
the East, winner of score Of big tour
naments. three times winner Of the ma
tional championship. and once Of the
title abroad, went down to defeat yes
terdav before the golfng skill Of young
Gardner.
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DANIELS TO SWIM
IN CHAMP RACES
Chicago Expert Will Compete in
National Event at Verona
Tomorrow.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 10. - The
championship committee Of the A. A. U.
has awarded the one-mile national
swimming championship to the Verona
Swimming Club, OF Verona, y. J.. and
the club viii hold the event tomorrow
afternoon.
1t is now assured that Daniels, Amer
ica's greatest amateur swimmer. viii
take part in the contest
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DINEEN RELEASED
AT OWN REQUEST

ST. LOUIS. Sept lO.-Pitcher William
Dineen, OF the st. Louis American
League team. was released at his own
request today
He Is still on the reserve list OF the
local American League team.
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MARIO AND OTTO
IN SET-TO TONIGHT

NEW YORK. Sept. 1o.-It will be wal
Top against skill tonight when Young
Otto. probably the hardest hitting light
weight in the country. stacks up against
Johnny Martin in what IS scheduled to
be a ten-round bout.
That the contest viii no. 90 the limit
IS almost a certainty, for Mario pos
sseses the ability to knock out, and any
thing Otto hits fairly invariably drops
The Washington times., 1909-09-10
HAS SHADE
ON BILLY LEARY

NEW YORK. Sept. 10-Bnly West.
champion weller OF the west side. out
pointed Billy Leary. New Jerseys
champion welter. in a ten-round bout
here last evening.
For five rounds Leary, by his aggres-
siveness. held his opponent even. but
after that Vests rushing tactics told
on his adversary, and at the end had
Leary groggy and holding to avoid
punishment.
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Little Notes on Sport and Athletes
Clipped From Many Leading DaateS

PUshball, with a ball SIX feet IN d.
ameter and 300 or more on a side, has
taken the place OF the annual bow and
cane rushes between the freshmen and
sophomores at the University OF Cali
fornia-
Wanganui (Australia) sporting men
may offer Sculling Champion Ernest
Barry. OF England, $500 and expenses
II he Will 90 10 New Zealand and row
Richard Arnst for the championship
and 5000 a side.
J. Pierpont Morgan's 100 guinea cup,
which was offered for competition at the
dog shows given az the Botanical Gar
deas, London, by the Peking Palace
Dog Association, was won By a Eekin-
csc that bears the name OF Champion
The Washington times., 1909-09-10
CATCHER GIBSON
SETS NEW RECORD
Phillies' Backstop Has Worked in
112 Consecutive Games
This Year.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. I0-Gibson.
Of the Phillies, yesterday broke the
worlds record for the number Of con-
secutive games caught in a season,
having caught I12 in succession. beat
ing the record Of III. made by thinner
in 1890, while playing for Cleveland.
The Washington times., 1909-09-10
O'KEEFE TOO FAST
FOR YOUNG NITCHIE
Winner Shows Wonderful Speed in
SiX-Round Bout in
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10. - There
was action and then some when Tommy
O'Keefe and Young Nitchie met here
last night.
O'Keefe had all the better OF the
bout. jabbing and even smuggling the
KensingtOn boy from the start 70 finish
OF the BiX-round session Nitchie went
20 the floor from right hook In the
last round. and in the fifth was knock
ed down with a similar wallop.
The Washington times., 1909-09-10

Chuer, Of Alderburn. said to be the
best Of his breed In the world.
Mrs. II. Lawless, Of Cleveland, better
known to the swimming world as Miss
z. Fculds, who claims 10 be the present
holder OF the worlds championship for
women swimmers, viii defend her title
against the best mermaids in the world
at the Steeplechase PARKS pool. Coney
Island. next Tuesday evening. when the
worlds championship will again be de-
cided Mrs. Lawless has in her posses
sion the gold championship medal won
in England last year.
Kyle Whitney, the colored welter-
weight, Of San Francisco, is in Phila-
delphia and anxious TO box any man in
his class.
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YOUNG CRITIC INSANE.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1O.-Arthur Griffith.
known to the prize ring as Young
Griffe," and who was reckOncd among
the best Of the lightweights. has been
adjudged insane in court here.
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Last Call.

Entries in the Frank Munsy Reliability
morrow at the Msy Tour Headquarters Building
d. No entries viii be ter hour
Thour representing different
the entry list
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-" sumo ioohgs "" AnN'
row.
We'll, may not be the manager next
year, but don't think I showed q mean
disposition toward the washington club
when 1 traded Smith for Gessler," re-
marked Manager Cantlllon this morn
ing.
I think the club will get the fun bsne-
ne OF the deal long before this season
Is over Gesslers ability n knock the
ball out Of the lot Is too we'll know r.
here 70 need discussion. President Tav-
Tor Is just as well aware of Gessler's
good points as I am, bat he IA remark
bly, strong on Outdelders lie would
DO anything to brace his pitching stan
and Shape 40 his tearp for next season.
and as we wanted Gessier we got Mir
smith has been touted bv every man
who knows baseball as n wonder, sn1
! thought he would certainly fGlfH
these predictions. but, .somehow. ne
was only fair % let him try his luck
elsewhere. / am nightly pleased with
the whole deal. and believe the fans will
be In the same state Of mind"
Small chance for those two games
with New York that were to be started
here at 2 D. m.
President Noyes, Of the Washington
club. was as much tickled with the
Smith-Gessler deal as was Manager Can
tillon- Gessler IS a real hitter. with a
natural eye for the ball Besides. he
is one OF the -huskiest athletes IL the
American League, and has the physical
stamina TO go route. There have been
a number of little men who were Won
derful hitterS. Willie Keller was a mar
vel with the stick But, away down ia
their hearts the fans have a liking for
big man. They have an idea that
when nan as big as Gessler or Jake
Stahl comes to bat something is going
20 happen 70 the ball There is a feel
ing Of confidence and solid comfort
They think that IL he does get a hit il
IL going to be a real one that viii help
the cause That feeling has been iusti-
hed-for Boston-when Gessler took his
place at the plate. II he will only hit
as well for Washington as he has
against It he will become one OF our
leading citizens.
Wait a minute. Eddie McGoorty. of
Oshkosh, Wis, American middleweight.
is challenging the English middle
weights. Stop that laughing.
Although Washington has Just traded
away a pftcher-and II looks like II
was a good deal-the club IS shy on
twlrlers N condition. At the end OF
inc lAAiAA4 AAuAlS StSltEldyr Wnen BOS-
ton beat Washington to 1 in ten in
niDgs, there was a general SILVER
through the fans. They had a premo-
milton that calamity would arrive In a
few minutes-and It did. Gray, up to
the tenth. had pitched a weak but lucky
game. 1t was obviously an effort for
him to work. and when ne got the ball
over the plate II lacked substance The
tenth was going TO be a strain on him
and everybody knew II, but he had 10
90 back into the box, according TO Can
tillon, because he had done fairly well
and II was better to take a chance on
him than on a cold man. It was a
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GETTING GESSLER
SEEMS WISE MOVE
Ability as Hitter Much Appreciated by Washington
Fans-Gray Falls Down In Pinch When
Tenth Inning Is Reached.
BY THOMAS s. RICE.

Ereat quandry IA which 20 place a man
aEer. but nobody would have kicked II
no had sent somebody else on the firing
line and trusted 20 what little luck the
Nationals have now and then.
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NiHer.s feat IN throwing Lord out at
INC plate Tn the fourth inning was the
9est thing Of the kind, that Will be seen
mere this year. Take that az a tIp.
Jack Johnson and Al Kaufman nut
20 exactly tho kind Of ten-rouud hat
tie IN San Francisco yesterday that
was predicted In The Times when ffres
match vas made. The writer's COM
ment tnat day sounds like a morning
after si9ry today. The big negro Sim
pir refused % prepare himself. Kauf-
man was not clever enough 10 roach
him. Wherefore. Johnson stalled around
for ten rounds DffhCue ahOElnz ma
real PAGES. collected a bunch OF money
aud went his way rejoicing. His clev-
srness was known before, but there i9
tendency among light followers TO
ADOPT the view that II Johnson does
not cut out his fOOlishncss he VIII never
BE- able % get into condition again.
Al ~ which brings Us back TO the
proposition that Jim Jenries, by going
abroad 8nd remaining a year, Is show
Ing mucn more brains than you would
imagine from the vapOrings Of Sam
berger. IN about one year Of his pres
ent gait Johnson viii beat himself by
dissipation.
Here's how It happened IN the last
game With FfCufoyT~
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WHY THEY WIN.

The Athletics scored more runs yes
ter1ay than all the other American
League teams combined.
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ARE AFTER GAMES.

to arrange games with elevens aver
aging $50 pounds. Address NJ. H.
King. 1903 Fourteenth street north
west.
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'Batted for Street in tenth.
Batted for Gray in tenth.

-Batted for Hooper in eighth
@'Ran for Carrigan in eighth
Washington =. o 0 0 o 0 0 0 OIL
Boston ........O 0 o 0 0 0 0 o 2-3
Earned runs-Boston. 2 First base BY
errors-W ashingtOn. I. First base on
balls-Of Pape. 2: of Gray. l. Struck
Out-By Pape. .; by Gray. ? Two-base
hits-Lelivelt, Lord %, Speaker Sacri-
fee hits-YOhe. Lord. Stolen bases
Gardner, Gessler. Stahl, Mcconnell
Umpires-Messrs Connolly and KERN
Time Of gameI hour and 80 minutes.
Attendance-1,0 OBS
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Games Today.

Philadelphia az Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
St. Louis at Chicaz 20.
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Standing of the cIuba
NATIONAL LEAGUR
Yesterdays Resulta

New York, 6; Brooklyn. ).
PittEburg. 8; Cincinnati, /.
Chicago. .; 81. Louis. /.
Philadelphia. 3: Boston, O
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The Score:

Here's how It happened In the las
game with Boston:
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No game today. two games ternor-
The Washington times., 1909-09-10
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yestefday's Result.

Boston, 3; Washington. 1.
Philadelphia, H. New York. 8
Chicago, /; st. Louis. 1.-Rsir.
DetrOit-Cleveland. - Rain.
The Washington times., 1909-09-10

Small chance for those two games
with New York that were to be started
here at o. IN.
The Washington times., 1909-09-10

Games Today.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit
New York at Washington.
Boston at PHILADELPHIA
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Wait a minute. Eddie McGoorty, of
Oshkosh, Wis, American middleWeight.
is challenging the English middle
weights. Stop that laughing!
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-Batted for Hooper in eighth.
"Ran for CarTigan in eighth.
The Washington times., 1909-09-10
New Furnishings for Fall

The hosiery with the real guar
antee. Were exclusive agents Tor
Washington.
Mems Cotton Hose, 6 pairs for
$50
Mems Silk Iisle Hose. 6 pairs
for $500
women's Cotton Hose. g pairs for
500
Women's Silk Isle Hose. pairs
for $500
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TIMBER TRACT FOR SALE.

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CHEsAPEAKE BEACH RWY. 60.

Effective July 10. 1903.
Subject 10 change without notice.
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