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The Washington herald., 1909-08-01

New York, July Sl.-President William
GussOn. Of the Fairmont A. c., an
nounced to-day that he had succeeded in
landing the proposed ten-round glove con-
test between Stanley Ketchell and Sam
Langford. and that the men viii meet IN
the Bronx club either on September
or September Labor Day).
Agreements OF Fighters.
According to Gibson, KetcheH and
Langford have agreed 70 weigh l5S
rounds at p. m, seven hours before
ring-time, in which event both men will
strip for action IN rugged condition
Transportation expenses were tele-
graphed TO Ketchell and his manager,
Willus Britt, this morning. with instruc-
tlOns 10 leave san Francisco at once
for this city. Gusson. It appears. re-
ceived a telegram Friday night from
Britt TO the effect that the Fairmont
Clubs proposition was acceptable. and
that Ketchell would start East at once.
Langford and his manager. who are In
Boston, accepted Gusson's terms ten
days ago.
In securing the Ketchell-Lengford bout
the Fairmont Club has outsyripped sew
eral formidable competitors. notably the
National Athletic Club, Of Philadelphia,
and the National Sporting Club. Of Pitts
burg. which offered liberal purses for a
six round bout
BnnEfOrd Strong Competitor.
Ketchell would have taken Langford on
last spring had IL not been Tor Britt,
who was anxious 10 send his man after
Johnson. But since Ketchelrs failure 70
knock Papke out I'm twenty rounds the
middle-weight champion has been anxious
to show the public that he has a right
10 meet Johnson by first whipping Lang
ford. There can be no doubt that Lang
ford is the most dangerous man that
Betcheu has ever tackled. The Boston
negro Is not only scientific, but terrific
hitter.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COMMENT

The Reds beat the Trolley Dodgers in
Cincinnati yesterday, although they
made but three hits OF Pitcher Bell.
The Athletics tried another OF their
young catchers yesterday in the person
OF a Mr.. Lapp. vino incidentally won q
game for 'em with three timely bingles.
Wiltse. pitching for the Giants yester-
day. held the Pirates 10 a single hit. and
this Of the scratchy order. Going somei
Murray's bunch OF Phillies are for Some
reason playing great ball Of late. Looks
like they think something OF their man
ager!
Al orth made good as a pinch hitter
yesterday in the second game with the
Tigers. coming forth with the wanted
bingle
Arellanes is the Red Sox winning
twirler. The Cuban wonder is attracting
attention all around the circuit by his
clever work on the slab.
joss is pitching great ball for Cleve-
land. Yesterday he held the Athletics 70
four hits in the first game Of the double
header, beating 'em 70 /.
The American League leaders each
dropped a game yesterday, the Tigers
going down in the first game Of a double
header with the Highlanders, and the
Athletics falling the same way against
the Maps.
Jake Stahl, the former National mana
ger. IS hitting the ball with a vengeance
Tor the Red Sox these days The elon-
gated first sacker and iris Speaker. the
Southern League wild fire. are furnish
ing the bingles for the Red Sox.
That young fellow Wilson. who the
Highlanders started 10 tag for lower
company early in the season. surely has
something on the champs. In the two
games that he has twirled against them
they have made but seven hits.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
COACH KIRBY is In DEMAND
Football Expert Wanted by G. W. U.
and Central High.
the Other During Present
Week.

Within the next few days Thomas
Kirby, the former Georgetown University
athlete, who in the past few years has
proved his worth as a teacher Of gridlron
tactics, viii be chosen coach OF one Of
two local scholastic insututions-G George
Washington University or Central High
School
Kirby has received offers from both in-
stitLtions. and VIII sign Up with one or
the other. He has forwarded his terms
TO the downtown university and viii re-
ceive an answer the first part OF the
week In case he can complete satis-
factory arrangements with George Wash
ingJon University. he will coach this team
next fall If he IS unable 20 come to an
agreement with the cOllegians. he will
act in the came capacity Tor the scholastic
team this fall. The high school players.
as well as the followers of athletics at
the o street school. realizing the ability
OF Kirby as a coach. are doing every
thing IN their power 70 induce him 70
take charge Of the squad Greatly dis
couraged by the poor showing OF the
team in the past few years, IN spite Of
the good material available each time,
the school is determined 10 put a winner
in the field this season. and look 10
Kirby as man able to turn the trick.
Kirby has had experience as a coach
Of scholastic as well as collegiate teams,
having coached the Western High squad
several seasons with much success, and
last season giving the University OF
Georgia one Of the strongest teams In
its history.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
PIERCE ARROW PICKED.
Expected TO Carry on GHdden Tour
Trophy This Yenr.

Kansas City, Mo, July Sl.-With the
contestants Of the sixth annual Glidden
tour trying 70 keep cool in the sweltering
heat OF this city, the winner OF the Cid
den. Of the Hover. and OF the Detroit
trophies is depending upon the findings
Of the TECHNICAL examining committee.
From all appearances, Il IS highly prob
able that w. +. Wlnchester's Pierce
Arrow VIII be the holder OF the GIidden
prize for year There IS stili a ques-
ton as 10 the successful contender for
the Hover trophy for three cars in best
condition. They are the Pierce. driven
by John Williams; the Moline, driven by
]. A. Wicke, and the Lexington. driven
by J. c. Moore. The chances are that
the Chalmers-Detroit toy tonneau car
viii capture the Detroit cup, with tho
Premier a second. and the American
Simplex ranking third.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01

London. July Sl.--Johnny Summers. the
acme Of English feather-weights. won
bis fight with Jimmy Britt. the California
'light-weight. at the Memorial grounds in
Westham this afternoon by a clean
Knockout in the ninth round
1t was the Brtsher's fight from the
first. and though Britt displayed much
OF his old-time cleverness, he wore him
self out in tho first four rounds. After
that II was apparent that the Californian
was Ia foT a good beating.
Summers "A FavOrite.
Summers was a TO ana 2 to Ia
vorite, and the American contingent put
up several thousand dollars on Britt at
these prices.
Summers got stronger, apparently, as
the fight progressed, and in the ninth
round. I'm answer 70 the cries of his
friends for "a Knockout. rushed Britt all
over the ring and poured IN a fusillade
OF blows that soon had Jimmy utterly
helpless.
summers cleaned up 8 500 purse and
half the gate receipts.
Britt Alleges Job,
New York, July 9l.-Jimmy Britt thinks
Inc was robbed during the fight in Lon
don tonight. n a cablegram 10 q New
sYork sporting man. Harry Pollock. man
/ ager for Britt. declares the American
fighter was not knocked out in the ninth
round. alleging that the English referee
hurried the count along until he counted
zen" much too soon.
He claims Britt was on his feet and
ready to continue the fight IN ten seconds.
II is probable that Britt will remain in
England and make a further effort to
fight Summers. who has already been
matched 20 fight Freddie Welsh for the
lightweight championship OF England
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
AMERICAN OARSMEN DO WELL
Capture HOnOrs I'm the Canadian
Henley Ragafta.

St GATHERINGS. Ontario. July S.-sum-
maries Of the Royal Canada Henley
Regatta:
Junior eights final heat-Won by Argonauts. Of
Toronto. Time. IN
Senior doubles. final heat-WOn by FeusseI and
Shepherd, Harlem p. C.. New York. Time 10
Junior fcs-. working hoat-WOn by Hamilton
Tine. 9;il tcourse record.
Intermediate four. final heat-WCn BY OTTAWA B.
&. Tine, 1s39.
Senior eishts. Anal heas-won BY Detroits tno
time gpenl.
Senior singles. final heat-Won By ]. p. Cos
grove. ToTunto: T. T. Shepherd. Harlem B. c.
New York second; s. r. Gordon. Vesper r c.
philadelphia third Tipe, s.5
Senior foIrs final heat-Won By Ottawa r c.
Detroit 3. C.. second; ArgOnauis. Toronto. third.
2fme OK
yIutgmcdate singles. final heat-Won by }. r.
COsSroye, TorJrtO. Time lo.a
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
RACES ALMOST OVER
Continued from Page Two.

heavily and give odds that the Subur-
banites viii land the local pennant. New
berry and Sanders are both classy twirl-
ers. as every one viii admit who has
seen these players perform. but the Aggie
team is not touted 10 be as good as
brentwood at bat or IN the field.
Parview. should Il win the pennant In
the Suburban circuit. Will be the pick OF
the Section 3 teams for the champion
ship OF that division, as several stars
are with the present leaders. among them
Bernie Gallagher and Jesse Baggette. II
Gallagher goes into the box. it's dollars
TO doughnuts that Parlzview will have
all the other clubs skinned a mile, al
though the big fellows arm has been
giving him considerable trouble this sea-
son.
The Aggies. winners in the Independ-
ence League. are going 70 be. hard
proposition 10 GUST as contenders for the
flag, and sOme hot contests are promised
when this years series starts. Last year
the interest In the result Of the post
season clashes was practically at low
tide and no reason can be expressed for
this state Of affairs. except that most
Of the roOters picked the Columbia Ath-
letic Club 10 win. easily and refused to
pay 10 see the Clubmen do the trick.
The list OF postponed games 10 be
played Off by the Railroad League is as
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
BERWYN A. C. VICTORIOUS.
Defeat Washington Grove in a Well
played Contest.

Berwyn, July a.-In finely played
game here to-day the Berwyn Athletic
Club defeated the team from Washington
Grove by the score Of Z 20 8. 1t was a
battle royal between Fischer, for Berwyn.
and c. Knott. FOR the visitors, the latter
getting Indifferent support al critical
stages. Berwy'n also made hits at times
when they were most needed. and ran
bases with much judgment Score:
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EASY FOR HOSPITAL NINE.
TrOunce Team from steel Factory
In One-sided Game.

Government Hospital for the Insane
played with the Steel Plant yesterday
afternoon and won, II 10 s. Merkel held
the iron workers safe until the eighth,
when he let up and allowed four hits and
passed two.
Both teams played ragged ball in the
field and the asylum men ran the bases
at will Pumphry stealing second, third,
and home IN the sixth. Score:
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AdfufA INiie -lANNillkAlt H. NE anu navy T.
First base by crrors-Alunicipal. 81. War and Navy.
J. Left on boscs-9lunicipal. 4. War and Navy. 5.
First base on halls-Od Atkinson. I; on Edmonds
4 OF Sinms 2 Iunirgs ritched-By Edmonds. s.:
ty Simms. g. Hits made-OG Edmonds g; Of
Simms g. Struck out-By Atkinson 6, b. Ed
uiunds. l. By Snms. 2 Thrce-base hits-Atkinson
Wilkinson Banner. Twotosc hits-Andrcws. c.
Martin. Sacrifice hits-Grimshaw Moss. Stolen
bascs-ArdrCws. Randolph Grmshaw Double plays
Z = . % Wilkinson; l. Savoy % Turner. Hit by
echer- BY Simms b. Atkinson. I. Wild pitches
Atkinson %. Passed heii-Turncr. Umpire-AiT
sayov. Time Of Esme-l hour and 5- minutes
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First baso on erTors-Steel Plant. 3: c. H. l.
Left on hases-Steel Plant, 10: G.. IT, L. g. FRS.
hose On balls-OG Plum. !: of Weike. 2 strict
out-By Weikel. 9: by Plum. s. Two-base hits
Treakle Wilett. Piers7n. Sacrifice hits-Plum
Mack ~. Dawson. Mnrtin. Pumphry stolen ba=es-
Nix l. Moore ~. Piers0n a. Ward Elliott o..
ThaI 81. Pumphry lfl, Clark Wild piichs-plum
Passed balls Mack ?; Moody, B. Borrows, c.
Umpre-Df. Schwinn.
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kArnod r7lns-BerIryn. 4; Washington Grove ,
Ivooase hts-Aoos %, BGrch, T'reedsle. Piumuer.
Len on basea-b berWJn. s. ". G.. Z. Hit By pitch
cr-Hazzard. Baughman- Wild pitch-Fischer Base
on balls-Of Fischer. /; OF Knott 2 Struck out
BY Fischer. s; By Knott. z Passed bau-Brake.
stolen bases-Bauglman, Yoos e.. Hughes o. b
shipley (2l. Burch d. Shiplcy c. Knott. I'm
pires-Mcssrs NevbefTy and BarrOwS Tine Of
gsme-l hour and IS Minutes
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY-

n B.-Foilowiug schedule figures published Only
rs Information aud are not guaranteed.
Tor Atlanta. Birmingham Mobile. New Orleans.
Asheglle Chattanooga. Memphis. a. m. and l0.s5
?. m. daily. Dining ca-s
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Birrniuz.
ham, New Orleans. lo.lo p m daily. DIning ears.
For Knoxville. Chattanooga Memphis 40 a. N
cally. tsleeper may be occupied after 10 a M.
Dining cars
For Atlanta Birmingham. Coluu.bia. Charleston.
Augusta. Aiken. Savannah Jacksonville ard F1orida
points. i:l0 ?. m. daily. Dining car service.
Tourist CARS Tor Cahforuia. tri-ircckly $40 o. m
Local FOR Hanisonbgrg. q. m. daily: 4l5 q n
weekdays; for Banville. % a. N. daily; and for
Charlottesville. 7 30 g. NJ. and 4 x p NJ daily.
Frequent trains 20 and from Bluemont
l. $. BROWN General Agent
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Score:

on balls-Of Cniickshanks 1 on Meek & struck
out-By Cruickshanks. g. hy Meek. T. Thrce-base
hits-Scimidt. falconcr Sacrifice hlts-falconer,
Parsley. Slack. Stolen bases NcAlofs Parsley.
Double play-Hnas 10 yaiacr. ht By pitcher
BY Meek Umpirc-Alr. EidsncsG Time Of
gnme-l hour and 50 minutcs
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YEATMAN A. C. BEATEN.

BrOOlsland NcthOdists Capture In
terestinG Game, TO 6.
The yeatman Athletic Club was de-
feated by the BrOokand Methodists yes
terday. to G. in an interesting and ex-
citing contest. The losers were unfor-
tunate in not having pitcher or catcher.
but they played a snappy. unhiu game.
The features OF the game were the bat
ting Of T. Mahoney for the winners. and
the sensational fielding and batting Of r.
Burke. who out Of three times up made
three nrettv singlas Scnra.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY. co.

OdESAREAkE BEACH KY. co.
Effective July l9 800.
SUBJECT 10 change without notice
MONDAYS TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
THURSDAYS. AND FRIDAYS
GOlNG-LcaVe District line az gG5. Il A. n 80
$40 7,s5 and ss5 n n
kETURNING-Leaye the Beach at 6a5 g. u.
Raj. 20e. go S10 and 1900 o. n
SATURDAYS
GOlNG-At %. 90 a. m. 200. 800, $50. 7ss5.
AID 9,l5 2. N.
EEIU RNING-At 6a5 a. N. 1885. go. s-Oo.
$50. s5o and l0,00 p M
SUNDAYS
CoING-At s-5. 100 H. m, 25o. 500. 4oo. TS5.
and 9.i5 p ID.
BETURNlNG-At 100 a. n. I2a5. 2lO. COO.
500 $50. and 1910 p. M
PAUL Y. WATERS.
General Manager
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN PWY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE % ls09
Leave Washington. New Onion Station
800 a. m.-Daily-An points on Norfolk and
Western.
1910 p. m--Daily Roanoke. Bristol Winston
salem Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville New Or
leans. Through SLEEPER Dining Cars
$40 a. m.-FoT Bristol. Knoxville. ChattanooQa
and Memphis Washingon-Menplis sleeper open
70 .. m
For No-folk-Leave Washington. { % a. n daglv
lll5 q. N daily. except sunday. Arrive Norfolk
ll.Q a. NJ. SO p. To.
4@5 T. Daily-Berryville Lu-ay. Shenandoah
Elkton Trains from the Southwest arrive $50 a, n
l0.30 p ra and I2.l5 o, m.
an information Fourteenth street and New YORK
avpuue BOND Rufldiurl-
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ANO-hasc hlts-E- MohOIey lZl. Hutton Three
base mt-licKee. Sacrifice ny-Huse. stolen bases
Burgess. Z. Burke (3l. Kmgg Double plays
Madigan tD Myers: Z. MahonCy 10 Hyatt: Keller
70 HYATT d. AIahoney to HYATT. Base on halls
on Madigan. / on Keller 2 Hit By rstcher-By
Madigan. l. Struck out-By Aadigan 6; By Keller
I. Time Of game-l hour and % minutes.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOTE-Pubhshcd only as information. and not
g1amntecd
s1o p. NC & o. LIMITED Daily-Fast res
tibulcd train Pullman sleepTs 90 Lexington Louis
Vile. Cincinnati Indianapolis, Chicago. and 81
Louis. Connection for Virginia Hot SrrineS Pull
man car Louisville 70 Memphis and New Orleans
Dining cars. a Ia carte service
ulO P. ME-. F. Y. LIMITED. Daily-Solid
vestibule train. Pullman seepcTs 70 Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville daily. and Virginia Hot
Springs weekdays. Dining cars. a Ia carte service
Pullman sleepers Cincinnati 20 Chicago and 81
Louis and Louisville 10 Memphis Nashville and
New Orleans.
Chesapeake and Ohio Omces. 5Ig Pennsylvania
avenue 1893 Z street and New Union Station Tel
ephone Main 1856 2O6 for tickets baggage checks
reservations and Trxicah.
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August 2-Aiarket vs. shappirio
August 3-Wcodside vs. Kann's
August s-Park A. G. vs Internatlonals
August SAlarket vs. Kann's
August 6-Woodside vs. PARK A. c.
august 9-Shappirio vs. InternationalS
August l0-Market rs. Park A. C.
August u-WoOdside vs.. International
August l2-kanu's IA Shapiro.
August l5-Intcnatonals vs. Market
August l5-WOodside vs. Shapiro.
August lT-Park A. G.. vs. Kann'S
August ls-Aiarket W. Woodside
August l9-Shappirio VI Park A. c.
August d-lnternatonals vs.. Kann'S
August Z3-Woodsidc vs.. Kann's
August 1t-lnternationals vs. Park A. c.
August 25-Aarket vs.. Kaun's
August 8-Woodsides rs. InternationalA
August A-hanns vs.. Shappirio
August a-Markct VI. Shappirio.
august sl-Woodside vs. Kanns
september Park A. C. rs InternatiouaIa
September market vs.. Kann's
september S-Woodside vs. Park A. O.
September 6-Shappirio vs. International,
September MARKET vs. Park A n
SeptembT s-Noodside W. Internatiouals.
SepteInber 9-Kann's ~ shnr,r.frio
september O-iEternationals vs. Market
september lS-Woodside vs.. shappirio.
September h-Parx a. c. Va. Kann'S
September l6-Market vs. Woodsides.
September l6-Shappido vs.. Park A. O.
september h-lntemntionals Va Kama
September n-Park A. G. Va Kann's
September Zl-Market ". Woodsides
september s1-lnternatonals VI Kaun'A
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01

over 2S,0O0 persons paid TO see the
Athletic break even with the Naps.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01

That the rule making player play IN
more than five games 10 entitle him to a
share Of the post-season fame and
chance 70 fight for the championship OF
the District, viii not receive much con-
sideration this fall Is a foregone con-
clusion, as there is not a manager in
the lot that is willing 10 sacrifice some
Of his own men for the betterment OF
the amateur baseball game. All Of the
teams that are leading the local leagues
at the present writing nave men in the
ranks that have not played IN FIVE games.
and as the managers Of the teams play
ing make the rules. how are you going
TO force them to play with any such
restriction?
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR "
TO IHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
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BRITT KNOCKED OUT
Summers Telling Blows Too
Much for American.
CALIFORNIAN ALLEGES JOB

Britisher Fights from sound of the
GOng-CIever American Feather
weight shows Much of Old-time
Gameness - EngIishman Rushes
Britt to All Corners in Final Round.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
NEW TEAM ON TOP.
ST. PauPs Has No Trouble Beating
Ninth at SeDe<itf's Field,

St. Paurs defeated Ninth yesterday in
the Independence League. 6 TO 4.
Cunningham played a star game at
third for the losers, while Meek. for
the winners, pitched a steady game.
Score:
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follows:

The exhibition put up by the Adams
Express Company baseball team in the
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. League Monday.
when the Express boys defeated the
shopmen after the Shops nine had OBJ
tanned an early lead OF ten runs IN one
round, was surely a plucky one, and Il
Is safe 70 say that nearly every one
was glad to see Waters men COP the
game. After Graham went into the box
in the second round. there was nothing
doing, and the Shopmen went out in one,
two. three order.
Adams made seven errors IN the first
inning. and played the poorest that they
have At any time. but when Graham tOed
the slab. their confidence returned. and
they walled the sphere to all corners OF
the diamond besides playing at a fast
rate in the field.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01

Dutch" Stuckert who has been tenn
pOrarily in charge of Hamline during the
absence OF Manager Holmes. openly re-
marked during Wednesdays contest that
he did not want to win from Bethany.
When questioned about the matter. he
stated he was sore on Ninth Street be-
cause they were out roofing for Langdon
two evenings before. when the Subur-
banites trimmed Hamline to the tune OF
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
CANS TO KEASlNGTOR

Leave 18th and \. y. ave on quarter horrs; pasa
brdge. MAIN ENTRANCE zoo Pack. Sc EAka
connect with kensinEton Ina
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
GETS BOUT
GOthamites Land Ketchell-
LangfOrd Go.
TO BE HELD IN SEPTEMBER

HeRvy-weight AsDirants TO Battle
Before Bronx Club Either on Sep
tember 3 or Labor Day-LaRdins OF
Bout n Notable Achievement for
Gotham CIubmen-Many Bidders.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
DISTRICT BOYS WIN.
War and Navy Finds Municipal AE-
EregatiOIs a Tough Proposition.

a smuggling match yesterday. in the
ColOred Departmental League. 20 10 IL.
Wilkinson. Grimshaw. and Andrews
each made three bits. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01

The writer Is heartily in favor OF such
a movement being put under way. as has
been suggested by several fans in this
city who are deeply interested in the
sport, but can see no way to adjust cir
cumstances unless those interested in
baseball get together at the beginning Of
each season and draw up a set of rules
TO govern the playing Of teams In
leagues.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
MARYLAND RESORTS.

RTVERDALE HOTEL-NOW OPEN;
new management spacious lawns: arte-
sian water: bathing. boating. Grabbing:
fishing free. For terms and circulars ad-
dress Mrs. II. r. HOWETH. Tilghman.
Nd. 2S
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MAINE RESORTS.
TIE L0Uls8URa Bar HarbOr, Me.

OPEN JULY 1 TO SEPTEMBER -.
An attractive hotei. noted for cuisine and serTics
elevator, private baths telephone IN suites and az
modern improvements scenery UNSURPASSED on A.
lautic Coast. Address NJ L BALCa. Prop Thl
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The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
Schedule of New League.

The schedule OF the National Baseball
Association, which was organized several
weeks ago. and which plays on the White
Lot Is as follows
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
CHETW0oDE
TIE HOLMHURS ST,
TABOR INN

ei EHelnE Oriental and Cornecticut aves One
0AAmStS@s nliuute from Boardwalk. Moderate
ratel A " WAT.DNER Mgr
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01

TWining and Manhattan VIII play at McDevitt's
this afternoon al 2SO and hot contest Is expected
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01

tirst-clas9 In Every Particular.
beacn Froot Bath Houses Free to Guests