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The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
BOSTON SIGNS UP TWIRLER
PAPE. OF MILWAUKEE CLUB

Manager Fred Lake, OF the
Boston team, last night said that
he had signed Pitcher Herman
Pape, the bIg Fight-haHder Of
the Milwaukee club OF the Amer
icun Association. closing the deal
by wire with Manager McCIOskey
yesterday afternoon, and order
Ing Pape 10 report in Boston at
once.
The Red SOX manager says
that during n scouting trip last
year he watched Pnpe work In
several games, and was much i'm
pressed. he wanted 10 do busi-
ness with NIcCIOskey then. bat
was told that the 81. Louis
Browns had the young man sew
ed up, and kept away. Last sea-
son PnPe wen thirteen games
and lost Ave, and is regarded Rs
one of the leading pitchers OF
the league.
Pape Is tVSenty-six years old,
weighs 175 pounds, and stands >
feet IL inches.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28

Many think Riddle, OF the Peck team,
is putting up the best game at the initial
sack of any OF the first basemen n the
Sunday School League. His batting has
been much better.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COM MENT

Catcher Carrigan, OF the Boston Red
Sox. leads the team IN hitting.
Birdie Cree appears 10 be as valuable a
player as Stall!ngs has IN his roster.
Fred Clarke. manager Of the Pirates.
says that he viii Cult baseball after this
year. We've heard that before,
Doc White. Of the Chicago team. seems
TO be as classy an outhelder as he is a
pitcher.
The trade Of "Cy' Morgan. Of the Red
Sox. for Schhtzer, OF the Athletics, seems
70 have benefited both teams.
kid" EIberfeld. the New York Yam
KEGS third baseman, spent Sunday in
Washington with his family OF Cleveland
Park
Francis Patrick Courtney IS the name
Of an Outhelder who is playing with
HaverhiIl that Connie Mack would Ike
10 secure
Clark Griffith seems 10 have unearthed
another phenOm In Casper. the twirler
who held the Cubs 20 four scattered hits
yesterday.
Many believe that Joe Cantnlon might
have signed Roy Thomas. the former
Philadelphia National outheIder, who was
given his release last week. and who would
Ike 70 have played in Washington
Joe Stanley. the local boy. who at one
time had trial with the Nationals. is
being used as a pinch hitter by the Cubs
To date he has hardly nlleG the bill
Stanley IS too good a player 70 keep on
the bench and should be given chance
70 show his worth.
Manager Fred Lake and the Boston
Red SoX players say that Gabby Street
IS about the only catcher in the Ameri-
can League who has caused them trOu-
ble. In the recent Boston-Detrolt series
the Red Sox stole no less than thirteen
bases of Schmidt
After losing nine straight games TO the
Tigers. the Browns cOpped the first game
Of q dOuble-header from Cleveland main
" through Jack PowclTs sterling work
IN the box In the second game the Maps
got revenge a-pienty by pounding the de-
livery of the veteran Dineen for fourteen
hits.
The Cubs used every pitcher on their
roster IN an endeavOr 10 stop the Reds
yesterday. However. 70 no avail The
Reds pounded all alike for a total
Of twenty-five hits in the two games
Hoblitzen, GrifHth's new first sacker.
led with the stick with five bingles III
the two games.
Street, the Washington backstop. has
caught every game played by his team
70 date. and has only missed four in
nings Of actual play. Fifty-fOur games
IN all has Street stopped the good and
bad curves Of CantillOn's stan. and ne
intends to keep on doing so as long as he IS
tit Some catcher is Street.-Phiadel-
phia Evening Times.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
oF THE TEAMs
REDS TROUECE CHAMPIONS
Score Decisive Victory in Both
Games of Double Bill.
Cubs Use Up Entire Roster in Effort
10 Stop Heavy Hitting
Opponents.
SPECIAL TO The Wsshiaetoa Herald.

SPECIAL 20 The Wsshiagtoa Herald.
Chicago, June 27.-It took forty-dve play
ers 10 worry the Reds and Cubs through
q double header at the West Side Park
this afternoon. and despite the fact that
the Cubs used twenty-six OF these. among
whom were seven pitchers. they lost both
games. by 2 10 and % 3. The perform
ance OF Chances men IN either game
would have brought the blush OF shame
10 d member Of the tall-end team OF the
'Three-T' League.
In the second game the Champs re-
quired the combined assistance Of five
twtsers 70 keep the frisky Reds from run
ming entirely away. and IL was evident
from the behavior Of the twirlers used
that they were not accustomed 20 deal
ing with such wild animals
The climax Of the day was In the nth
inning OF the last game. when each OF
the first six Reds AZ the bat drew a hit.
which. followed by two bases on balls
which HigginbOtham donated IN a mis-
guided attempt 10 stem the tide. netted
the Reds five tallies.
Score
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
LAUREL IS LUCKY.
Although Outbatted, the Suburban.
ties Defeat Olympic A. c.


Although outbat.ing the winners tls
Olympia A c.. OF Washington. lost a fne
game 10 the Laurel A - Il Laurel On
Saturday. the score being s 70 ..
Smith. pitching Tor Olympia. had The
Aeavy-hitti1s Laurel team al his mercy
Laurel got four Of its runs On a -e-v
questionable decision az the plate. In the
field D. Brown played a star game fo-
Laurel. while Upton captured line drive
that looked good for the circuit
IN The FIRST half % the ninth the score
stood % I in favor OF Laurel. when
Evans smacked one OF Sullivaa's l-ops
Tor a clean single. and CASSIDY. Ihe nsxr
man I'd, did the same.
Dodge laid down q perfect buur. and
Evans beat the throw home Then Tin
ton. The heavy-hiuIng ou1neIder Drove
oct triple. scoring Cassidy and DODGE.
Ehornett drove a hot one 10 Fulton rhat
ne could not handle. and allen got a clean
single. scoring Tho-ne.t. Allen ending rhe
inning By setting out center 70 second.
Score
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28

Greer has won his two games pitched
for Peck. allowing the opposing teams
four hits IN each contest. He has q slow
out-drop that fools them al When such
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
IRISEEEN WILL MEET.
HOme-gOing Movement Plans 20 Be
ComnIered rhnr-sn.- XII

HOme-gOing Movement Plans 20 Bs
Completed Thursday Night.
Plans for the Irish home-going pilgrim
age IN 1910 are progressing rapidly. and
a permanent organization VIII be com
pleted az a meeting 10 be held AZ O'Clock
Thursday evening AZ Carroll Institute
The committee OF seven appointed to
nominate officers and suggest plans for
a permanent organization. viii make re-
port outlining the plan which has been
decided upon IS being the best 10 bring
about successful pilgrimage The report
has been the subject OF careful con-
sideratIOn by members Of the committee.
and It s. expected the work win result n
the visit 10 Ireland OF AT least 81, 00o Irish
Americans in the summer Of 1910. TIE
committee viii also recommend names
for permanent officers.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
BASE CUTTING A FAD
-Four Cases in the Amateur
Games Last Week.
ARE GETTING WISE
Call Frisky Players TO Account for
Trying 10 Pull on Time-vvorn
Trick when Running out Hits.
Leaders in Independence Blame
HOOdOO Number I3 for Defeat.

Although the man who makes base cut
ting feature OF his style Of play some
times gets away with II. yet n the long
run he viii be caught. and afterward the
umpire will keep his weather eye peeled
Tor the same stunt. and there have been
times IN the past when the attempt 70
cut the bases has resulted IN a team
losing game. even a championship.
Looking over the play IN the local
amateur leagues for the week Just past,
the writer hnds that IN four contests nen
were called out for this ofIense- Just
why ball players take the chance 10 pull
on this trick IS a puzzle. unless II Is
that they cannot resist the temptation
10 bunkO the arbitrator. When the Giants
lost the Championship OF the National
League and their chance 20 become world
champions on a lazy piece OF work b.
Aerkle Il was said that the example
would work 70 the advantage CT the
game, and that the base cutting and
iOafiug TO the sacks would be reiegared 10
the Arctic League. or other distant
regions, but al the present time. n anna
teur bail ~ least, that long looked Ter
result has not developed Those who
tried 10 be smart and were nabbed last
week were Jack Hurley, in Fridays
game between Columbia 10l and St
Stephens. lie Due. on Wednesday. n the
PetwOrth-TskoIna sCrimmage, and on the
same day Riddle IN a game between Peck
and ST Paul. and Menefee IN the Com
merCe and LabOr-TreasuTy clash on Mon
day
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
SDocial 70 he Waahmgtda Herald.


Chicago. June Z7.-Southpaw nInging OF
high degree boosted the White Sox 20 an
even break in the bargain exercises with
Detroit on Tie South Side to-day.
And with a little more luck in the cur
tain raiser. Sullivan's troupe might have
swept the decks. For eight rounds Burns
held the Champions paraIyzed. blind, and
dippy- Then he took an aeroplane. yield
Ing a brilliant tussle 10 killian. ! TO o.
Doc White. pitching one Of his glittering
exhibitions in the second battle. easily
downed the leaders. . 10 g.
Big BIZ was an oriental puzzle until
the ninth. when everything went wrong
with one down, the ponderous dauber
proceeded 10 pass Mcintyre and Bush.
Crawford roled a woozy grounder 70 Is
bell. and Burns forgot 10 cover first. thus
filling the sacks. Another Tiger bit, and
I4O00 Shirt-waisted fanatics perked up 20
observe the thrilling finish. Il happened
when Rossman laced a sizzling liner 10
Tannehin. scoring the cyclOuic Mr.. Bush.
The eG-NatiOnal stuck 10 his guns il
miscrly style through the early periods.
He allowed five scattered drives, each
Being the veriest sort OF a scratch, and
nary Tiger touched third base until
the big storm scene in the last session.
Killian also was found for five healthy
walicps, but the Sullivans. aided and
abetted by three glaEiEg bUngles. could
not push a runner home. II was a heart
breaking defeat under the circumstances.
White was all 10 the merry IN the sec
Ond game. He had troubles OF his own
in the eighth. when a brace or doubles
and single netted two runs for Detroit
but the dentist clung on with crablike
grip and outgeneraled his opponents
The rangy tooth carpenter tossed on
nine hits. three going for two sacks. but
errors among the Tiger field and we'll
punched bingles saved the day Tor Chi
CugO-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28

not better, than Delehanty. and at the
same time sting the ball with a striking
regularity CantillCn has q dearth OF
outgardeners just at present, and will
have 70 md a place for Unglaub on the
diamond or bench him
one Of the surprises OF the season is
the poor stick work Of Gray and Groom
the Coast League recruits, both OF whom
are credited with fair marks IN the
league batting averages. The pair 70 date
loom up as the weakest batting material
Of the team. the former with an average
Of -OSS. and the latter. b27.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
BASEBALL sssas Sssa%sasA keller v"~@G ba OTHER SPORTS

fellows as StucIeTI and Geibel go through
a game without getting hit Il is a pretty
sure sign that the pitcher has something
up his sleeve.
With Greer and Powell n good form,
Peck Is a dangerous opponent.
Hamline dropped all OF their games
played last week. which put quite a
crimp In their pennant aspirations. bat
they are expected 10 take q brace and
do better from now on.
Ninth and Bethany are tied for first
place and HamIine and Peck are lighting
Il out for third
LangdOu has dropped ten games IN a
row. almost enough 10 discourage any
team. but they start in every contest as
though they were sure Of winning IL.
Many teams begin 70 forfeit before they
have lost as many games as Langd0n,
and the Suburban tribe should be given
the credit for not being quItters. Nearly
every fan that journeys out east would
Ike TO see Laugd0n win a game.
y T. MORLEY.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
SECOND GAME

T'Eo-olSe hits-Aiitchell. Frourne. EFers. Three-
base hlt-EFcrs S2czifce hit-McLeau- Stoiezl
buses-InEer, Archer Bescher. Psskcg1- Struck
out-By Pnester. ,: by Fronno. s; b Brown l.
Bases On bals-O6 Fr0mu8eT, g; on Higyinhotham
2 % Ragan. !; % BrOsa. I D0glhls Elays-
Fromue % Mclean % Hob5it1ell: DoNney u Hob
htzeD; Bescher % Mclean; DoWney % Egan %
hooltzol. Tinker % Even % Howard Laft On
baso5-Chicago. 4: Cincinnati. l. Passed bau-Alc-
Lean UmDTeS-Aieszrs. ODay and E.nslis Tine
OF gznas-2 hours and Sc minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
KANNs WIN ONE.
Take an Interesting Game from
EberIy Nine by 3 10 2.

The strong team representing the E5erly
Stove Company was defeated by 5. Kann.
Sons & Co yesterday al First and "
streets northeast by the score Of 8 20 g
Kanu's boys played a snappy and error
less game. outclassing their opponents IN
every respect
Chamberlin I'D the pitching for the
winners. and held Eberly's boys down al
all times. allowing only six hits and strik-
Ing out ten men Chamberlin was given
excellent support on al sides. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
'SEOOND CAME.

Tgo-basc hIrs-tuner. Ferris u. StOvaD. L00d.
GriSgs- Three-hase hits-StO1un. Raftery. Home
7sIL-H Hirciiuan. Sacridce hits-Peuing Clarke.
Double pays-Hincllman % Bal % Turner; Bail 70
Tuner % St0gan Passed baIls-Smith. /: Clarke
l. stolen bGses-StOvan co Tlner Clarke. Bass
bllls--On Dineen Struck Out-By Dinccn S..
by IlhOdes l. Left on tasss-st Louis. s. Clcve-
land. s UmyiTes-lIezrS. OGn0uy and Hurst
Time q EsInc-I hour and 40 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28

Tvo-bsse hits-H0cEan. Corlel Left "a hsses-
EoeTiy s. g.. :. kann's g Flrs- base on balls
Of ThOmas 7 q Chalabcr,ia. T. Struck out-By
Thomas. 6. By Claznbcrlia. % Passed b-lis-PJ-rly
. Hit b. pitcler-By Thomas. J. Holman I'm
plse-AIr- s Giasle-g- T-as q ga1o-I h0zr z1d
4 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
MORNING CANE

Lcft On bGses-Cfosdsnbe-E- s: Cha--yazle. 70
S--lck out-By PAVE. 8. by Gc-uza. . stolen
heses-San Ho-n- Toplsy 81 Beach ~. TaE e.
Gosgius. Te-rsl tsorion. Bailey c. Clrtst-a- a.
HzrIa2n- TEo-bGse hLrs-Taf. SlniLh r1-nburk
beaczl Human DUu5le p,sys-rO-lsy 20 TAT. Top
leg 70 TAI % Beaeh. Goricn 70 Chr1znan- I'm
u-es-MessrS smith and BSerszore. Tl2e u sz--s-
hour 11d % r-irs,tas
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
GAMES TODAY.

Capital City Leagle-st stephen's VI. Brookland.
Departmental League-Comnleroe and Labor Vs. In
terror and War Vs Agriculture.
Sunday SchOol Leasue-Langdon vs. ST. Paul.
Marquette Loague-PsnsiOn OIfics vs.. Blooming
dale Athletic Club
independence Lcague-AdvenJ 70 TW1ninE
Suburban League-BrightWoOd vs. TakUma.
K r. Y. n. Q. A League-ShOIEnen vs Union
station.
COlored Departmental Leayue-IntcTior ~ G. z. o.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28

SacTiice hits-GrgIs. Stone CEiger. Powell. DOuhio
play-Ban 20 Turner % Bradley. Stolen bascs-
HaTtzel Holman Crigr. hit by pltcher-By
Berger. L Wild pitch-BeggeE Bases on bolls-OG
Powell !; on Berger . Struck out-By Powell.
g; b. Berger g. Lett on bases-St. Louis :; Cleye-
land. & UmrirCs-NiCse1s Hurst and COln0llJ.
Time Of Came--l hour and 55 miuutcs.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28

Tv,-hass hitz-AlcIntyre. Bush Crawford P,IrteIl
Oueus Stolen bsses-Atz %. CraWf0gd. O,geus.
Scllaefcr. Struck out-By Willctts s. by White
Bases on hally-OT Wiuetts. 4; % SUES 2 Double
Elay-Taunehiu 70 Atz % IsoelL Left o1 base
CHICAGO. 6, Detroit G. Wrd pitches-WiIlerts. I;
susgs. ! Passed bajl-OVeuS Ump1es-A5essza
Evans and Egan Time Of gane-2 hocFs
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
WESTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Wichi.a-Wichits. 2: Omaha, 10.
AT Denver-Dtnvsr. 7: Sioux City. &
At Jinooln-IinoOins s. Pueblo. Z.
AT r0peAa-ToVskA, a. De- Alotues. q
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AT Newark-Newark. /. Baltimore. O.
At PrUyidence-First game Providence %; jersey
City. l. Secgnd game: Pryvidenos. 3: Jersey City. .
1t Montreal Montreal. 6; ToCOato, fourteen n
uings. darkEessl.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28

Two-base hfs-Wlis. Konetchy, Phelpa Three
base hit-Gibson- Sacrifice hits-WagDeT. Abszein.
Sacrifice Hy-Wagner. Stolen hases-Clarke Brssna-
han BaTbcau. Konetchy. HIT By pitcher-By Mel
ter, !. Bases balls-O6 Beebe. ?: OF Willis ?
Struck out-By Beebe. 5: By Willis. 4 Left oa
bases-St. Louis. s; Pittsburg, TO- Unnpire-air
JohnItone Tine Of gzme-2 hours and minutes.
Attendance l6 90.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
FINAL GAME TO-DAY
Boston and Nationals Clash
in Last of Series.
AEOTaER NEW OUTFIELDER

Washington management Has It's
Eye on Promising YOunESter-In-
IerestinE Interview with Umpire
O'LOuEhIin-AItrOck TO Pitch for
Locals To-day and Wood for the SOx.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
The Score.

Tygo-bese hits-Atz. O'Loary. Stolen bass-PArnt
St-ucs cat-By Kulian. g. by Burns s. Bases or
haIls-Of Burns 8 DOulXo plays-Atz % Isbeli:
kiuian ID Bush Left On baso8-I Ihic1Co. 3. De
t1uit. O. Bak-BuruS UEpires-Messrs- E-zn and
EyauS Tine q earaa-I holr and - ninutes-
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} - - -. - - -

-I~o o1r Et-e1 w----ls 1-l5e.
olyuIil A. c.. . o 0 o g.
LsJrei A. C------------------- Q . 7 40 IS
Struck Out-Hy Smith. 2, b SuiliT1u G Bass d
bGlls-Oc Su-l-h. 3; 90 Sullivan. = Sr1Ien bascs-
Iiprla ,2 C-ssaly TL1-Ierr D0-5-s Ev-ss Bros
Scott C-sseI ~. J1.lsoa- Tllrsebsse kis-T1s.-
Un2re-1l-- Ducze- Tine q r-4e-l hour aas .
ul.lrteA
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
GET AN EVEN BREAK.
Cardinals Via First Game and
Pirates the Second.

EAfHseH tne second.
St Louis. June 27.-St. Louis defeated
Pittsburg. 10 8. IN the first game OF to-
days double-header. but the leaders won
the second easily. 70 /
Willis was q puzzle in the second game.
but Leifield and Maddox wers knocked
out IN the first. Byrne was hit over the
heart and carried of the field. The
scores
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
FIRST CANE

Two-base hits-Gibson. Evans. Hulswitt, Miller
Double play-HulSwitt U Charles 20 Konetchy.
stolen hase-KOIetchy. hit By Ditcher-By Lush. 2:
By Maddox. 3 Bases on balts-OT Lisded- 2: on
Adams. !: on Lush. / StrucZ Out-By Lush 5: By
MADDOX. l. Left on bases-St- Louis. {: Firtsburg
g. UmTire-lr. JOhrston0. Tine q EsEne-2 ho,gs
and 10 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
AFTERNnON GaNE

Sc-ucE out-By Cosg-ns. s: by Bu--osss 3 Lef
on haSes-Che1TySale. 6; PlsSed Team. 70 Stolen
ea-es-W- PoCtertoa %. CEiEn g.. TzS q. G.
PoLtert0O. GoCgi1k Uuul-e-1fr. S-i-h Tine q
Eare-l hOu.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City Louisville. 4; Kansas City, 2
st Indianapolis : Alilwa1kce, l
At inneaD0lis-T0lcd0. J.: Minneapolis. Q.
At St Paul-St. Paul. 2; Columbus. L
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
TWO FOR CHERRYDALE.
Suburbanites Play in Morning ana.
Afternoon, Winning Each Time

= "
Cherrydale, June p - The local team
won two games here to-day. overwhelm-
ingiy defeating the Golden5ergs nine. o.
Washington. in the morning. by I3 70 l.
and q picked team fl the afternoon by
70 70 L 4 large crowd witnessed both
games. Scores.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
FIRST CANE
Totals-,-. l &zl2 J

Ior1ls------- 4 2 y I
'BatIcd for Moran in tie eighth.
fBattod for OTcrau tn tie eighth
Chicago o.....--....---.--..-.-.. o 0 o O-I
Cincinnati I o o %
TEu-hass hits-Be-her. NcIAan- Eyg7s. Sheck2-u
SacTIhce hits-MJWTey. Shockar1- szcE1nco ry-
Holman stolen blsas-E,gan- Eescler Dewey
Str-ck out-By Overall 6: by GAsDer. / Bases 0a
halls-OE Overall. 2. OH Gaspc. 2 Double plzys-
Egan % Hobirzsu; D0Vuey % Hobhtzel. Tinker
luIass1stedl Le!t on hases-C'hica-O 8: Cincinnati
= Hit 5y uitcher-By Overall. / Umptres-Nsss-1-
El-ste and O'D4y. Time q gane-l hour and IS
uiuutes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
ST. LOUIS WINS ONE.

Takes First Game of DoRbIe Bill
with Cleveland.
ST. Louis. June S.-St Louis broke
their long losing streak when they won
tho first game Of to-day's double-header
with Cleveland Scores.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
SECOND GAME

.Battod for Beebo IN the eighth
fBatted for Gilbert in the ninth.
tBasted for Meter in the ninth
3
St Louis s-------....--.....-... 0 0 0 o o II
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Mernphis-Memphis. ?; Aiootgomery. G.
At New Orleans-New Orleans. s; Atlanta, Z
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
Always the Same.
Tharp's
Berkeley Rye

S12 + Street y. W. Phone Main 1I4I.
Special Private DeiiVery.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Albany Syracuse. Q. Albany. 1
At Utica-Truy. ?; Utica 3
At SGanton-ElI1irs. ,; Scranton I
At Wilkesbsrre-B glamton. 10; WiIkesba-re. s
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28

1t was generally supposed that Can
tiiion would pitch Walter johnson against
Boston to-day, but he said last night that
he proposed working Nick Altrock. as the
handsome one wanted chance to re-
deem himself for losing 20 Boston last
Thursday
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Detroit, 4; Chicago, o.
Chicago, ,; Detroit. 3.
81. Louis, 6y Cleveland, o.
Cleveland, III st. Louis, 3,
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
SOX WIN And LOSE
Bill Burns and Doc White Do
the Pitching.
DETR0ITS HITS ARE TIMELY

Crowd OF $4,000 Enthusfastic Fans
See the American Leaguers Fight
1t Out for Supremacy in The
Chicago Bali Yard-FinaI Scores
Are L 10 and TO 3.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28

largest Morning Circulation
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at Warrington
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland AT st. Louis.
New York at PhiIadeIDhia
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

u. AOuls9 y EFttsDuTk1 o
PittEburg, - ST. Louis, 4.
GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-28

With Greer and Powell IN good form,
Peck Is a dangerous opponent
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-02-12
HENRY M'KEE'S
EYE IS BLACKED
FAL Sc ALARM COME NEAR cAus'
INC SERIOUS AcclDENT-JUDGE
ERWIN WANTS OFFENDER.

A false alarm of fire "Wednesday
night came near resulting in serious
accident. Henry Mckee went to the
engine house when the alarm was
sounded and was standing on the en-
CINE as it started out of the engine
house. He attempted to step on Wnen
the street was reached, but Dettef
speed was being made than he though
and he was thrown violently to the
ground. His face was skinned and one
eve was painfully injured and is pref
ty black today.
The alarm was turned IN at the
corner of West Seventh and Dunnins'
ton streets, and the city ofhcers would
like to know the name of the ofrender'
There is a heavy penalty for turning
in a false alarm. and Recorder Erwin
would show no mercy in a case Ike
| this.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-02-12
NO NEW STATES
THIS SESSION
ARIZONA AND NEW MENU
WILL HAVE TO WAIT
AWHILE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Congres-
sional leaders have informed Presi-
dent Roosevelt that there is little
chance for Statehood for New Mexico
and Arizona going through at this
session. Opposition in the Senate 10
given as the reason. Representative
Hamilton. of the House Committee on
Territories, talked to the President
Thursday. He said he hoped to get the
Statehood bill before the House next
week, and was confident 1t would pass
that body.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-02-12
FORMALLY COUNT
ELECTORAL VOTE
TAFT AND SHERMAN DECLARED
To az DULY ELECTED ONES.
APPLAUSE FOR BRYAN.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-With
simple but impressive ceremonies, the
counting of the electoral vote for
President and Vice President took
Mace Wednesday at joint session OF
the Senate and House of Representa-
tives. held in the chambers OF the
lower house.
william H. Taft, of Ohio, and James
s. sherman, of New York, were ON
cially declared to be the choice OF the
neople for the term of four years be-
ginning March next. The count con
sumed exactly forty minutes time.
At the very outset Vice President
Fairbanks, who presided, was called
upon to admonish the Senators anc
members that applause would not o'
permitted. This admonition followed
democratic manifestations over tbs
mention of the name Of William J
pryan in connection with the vote 0
Alabama the first State called. Tit
Taft adherents, nevertheless, disre
oarded the admonition and liberall'
annlauded the first mention OF nj
name when the California vote wa
announced.