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Evening star., 1909-07-08
AUTOMOBILE GOSSIP.

The automobile handcar has been
adopted by the Canadian Pacific railway
number have been purchased and put
into service. The cars are SO small and
light that a few men can lift them onto
or Off the track. and they are useful for
close inspecting work.
A complete camping outfit. including
axes and shovels, is carried by Mrs.
Alice r. Ramsey. who is making a trans
continental tour from her home, in Hack
ensack, N. J., to the Pacific coast in her
car, accompanied by a party of women
After reaching San Francisco the fair
tourists expect to tour southern Cali
fornia.
Up to the present time the state high
way commission of Massachusetts has
registered nearly 1900 motor vehicles
and the number is being increased every
week. One Of the members OF the high
way commission has estimated that the
total number of registrations issued this
year will amount to about 2O,50O
BY placing the sale of grandstand seats
and parking spaces for the 20O-mile Stoch
chassis race, TO be held in Fairmoun,
Park In October, in the hands of Phiia-
delphia society leaders the Quaker City
Motor Club believes from $4,000 to so,
OO can De cleared charity.
Prizes and purses to aggregate bout
s. coo will be offered for winners of the
motor races at the international fair
contests at San Antonio. Tex. next fall
The local club has voted $1,000 for the
purpose and special race between two
makes OF cars that are now in hot COM
petition has been arranged for side bet
of s5.0C0
A special short-term class in automo-
bile engineering is being offered by the
Bedford branch Of the Y. NJ. c. A. in
Brooklyn for this month. Glasses are be-
evenings a week in the shop OF the
school It had been intended to close the
school during July and August, but the
demands for instruction have made II
necessary to remain open.
The members of the Automobile Deal
ers' Association Of Los Angeles have de-
cided to conduct their two road races
Saturday, July 10, without asking the
contest board OF the American Automo-
bile Association to sanction the events.
The race for big cars will be run In the
morning and that for the smaller ma
chimes in the afternoon.
The city OF Fitzgerald. Ga. has offered
$500 for the two cars making the best
time during it's projected run TO Atlanta.
1,ust before the automobile show there In
November. The county offering the best
roads for the run Will also receive $500.
Other cities that will have runs to At
las,ta in November are Albany. McRea,
Dublin and Savannah. Savannah has al
ready offered $1,000 In cash prizes, and
it is possible that each OF the other cities
will offer the same amount.
Over distance which formerly neces-
STATED a trip OF ten days in the Phillip
pdnes-from Manila to Baguio-automo-
bileS now have route which Is covered
Evening star., 1909-07-08
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Today-s game-Columbia VS.. Brentwood. at $50
Marines smothered by q. p. o.

~'-~'
Marines Smothered by g. p. o.
The Government Printing Office aggre-
cation played rings around the Marines
team yesterday afternoon at the Capital
City League Park by defeating them by
the score of II to 8. Darkness put an
end to the hostilities at the close of the
seventh inning.
johnson, one OF the Government Print
ing Office singing staff started the Dat
tie for the printers and tWlried SIN
rounds. At this stage OF the game ne
complained that his arm was sore and
Manager Fordham sent in Ferguson to
hold them down. johnson allowed SIX
safetes and famed three. Ferguson had
plenty of speed. but he was wild lie
gave three passes, hit Beusse on the arm
and made three wild pitches. Berllck
was the only batter who could connect
with FerguSons delivery safely, ana ne
clouted out a double.
First Baseman Nuss did the box work
for the Southeast boys and he got his
good and hard. allowing thirteen binsles,
one of which went for a triple, FIVE for
doubles and the rest singles. After the
winners had made eight tallies off Nuss
in three rounds Capt Amey was asked
TO take Nuss out and send in Rider or
one of the other several deliverers who
were keeping the bench warm, but he
refused.
Nuss was wild. letting eight of the
printers reach first on wide ones In the
seven sessions, hit Corrigan and MADE a
costly wild pitch. 1t was Nuss off day,
and he says his position is on the initial
sack.
The Government Printing Office bunch
by winning yesterdays contest knocked
the Marines down from third to fourth
place in the standing.
Both teams played poor fielding game.
The features were the unasssted double
play of Rider and the suggng of Beusse
and Socks Carr, each of whom con-
nected for a double and two singles out
Of four trips to the chopping block.
The score:
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MAKES CLAIM FOR MARTELL
Harrisburg Says iBg Backstop Isn't
Phillies Property.

HARRISBURG. Pa, July S-Manaser
Heckert will put up a fight for Marteu.
or Jack Hanlon.'' the catcher who ioip-
ed the Philadelphia National League Club
Monday. The manager of the local Tr,
State team claims that he bought Mar
tell and that the big backstop belongs to
Harrisburg. and he will go before the
national commission TO press his claim.
Manager Heckert has forwarded IN
Secretary Farrell kilograms and letters
showing that the option OF the Philadel-
phia club on Marteli ceased July /. July
=. according to Heckert, he received a
wire from Manager Clepper of Steuben-
Vile, stating that the option had expired
and asking him TO come to Sharon to
buy Martell. AS Heckert lived up 10 the
agreement he will protest against MartelI
being allowed to continue 10 play with
the Philadelphia team.
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HARD RACE FROM NIAGARA.
Washington Racing Pigeons En-.
counter Severe Weather Conditions

The postponed 3OO-mile race of the
Washington district was flown from Nj
agara Falls, 102 birds from nine lofts
competing. They were liberated by B. F.
Vandemberg. who wired: BIRDS lib
Grated 5 am; fair and calm" AT home
the atmosphere was murky WITH be,a
winds. making the race a irving ono
Only four birds succeeded I'm bominp IN
day of liberation. the first bird bay;n :,
peen On tue wing nearly twelve hours.
Inc successful competitors and the aver
age speed per minute arc as follows. =
Il. Dismer, 792 yards: Walter s rI;xon
1s1 yards; f. +. Dismer, TIC yards: Ber,
nard JeWett. $50 yards. Sccond-dav III.
ploma winners: Riley A. HUNT. oao
yards -four BIRDS. 30"
The NTH and last race will he houn
from North Bay. Ontario, the end of tha
week. " 'he
Evening star., 1909-07-08
IKETCHELL. AND LANGF0RD
TO SCRAP LABOR DAY

SAN FRANCISCO, July s-Stanley
ketchell and Sam Langford will fight to
u finish In Ely, New. Labor day, Sep
tenrber 6, for the middleweight cham
pionsllip of the world and purse of
5000. This was the announcement
made late yesterday by Willus Britt,
manager OF Ketchell. Tex Hall, said to
be representing a syndicate Of mining
men of the Nevada copper camps, has
been In this city for several days at
tempting to arrange the match, and yes
terday Willus Britt agreed to accept his
terms Ketchell will sign the agreement
today, and the articles will then be sent
to Boston for Langford'S signature.
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CUBS STARS STILL OUT.
Brown and Reulbach Won't Join the
Team Yet Awhile.

CHICAGO, July S.-Mordecai Brown
and Ed Reulbach, the Cubs star pitch
ers. will not join the champions during
their present series with Philadelphia and
1t will be longer before Reulbach will be
able to take his turn on the slab
Browns wife showed little or no change
in her condition yesterday and the three
fingered pitcher asserted lie would not
join the team until his wife is entirely
out of danger. Reulbach, who was taken
suddenly i'll with ptomaine poisoning last
Monday, was able to sit up yesterday for
the first time, but he has little homes of
joining the team for ten days or two
weeks.
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NIGHT BASE BALL GAME
SERIES GREAT SUCCESS

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, July s.-For
the first time in the history of organized
base ball two league teams met In a
night game of base ball when Grand
Rapids and GAINESVILLE of the Central
League played seven innings here last
night. Grand Rapids won by a score of
IL to 10 The illumination was much
better for the batters than the fieldets.
being furnished by thirty arcs on the
grandstand and around the diamond. Ten
searchlights swept the sky and carried to
the outfield. Three balls hit to the out
field were caught.
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Chance Apologies.

CHICAGO, July S.-Manager Chance Of
the Cubs has apologized TO the national
commission. according 10 B. B. johnson
for remarks he made concerning the su.
preme body's action in the bonus case
Chance wrote that he was entirely rnis.
taken regarding the affair. saying that he
thought the commission ordered the honns
to be split up again instead of merely
recommending
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Call Pitcher Mcconnell Back

NEW YORK, July S.-Pitcher McCon-
nell, who was released last week from
the New York Americans to JERSEY Ci,v
Eastern League, has been ordered nv
Manager Stalings to rejoin the New
York team. 1t Is said that in releasing
him the New York management omjtteS
to ask the consent OF the other America n
League tsams. Yesterday Boston MT in
q claim for his services.
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huoys in Currtomen short and difficult To
locate on a dark night. Tho attention Of
tho lighthouse authorities Will be called
to the matter and a request made. that
the condition be improved. The light
house tender Holly recently paid visit
to tho lower river and did considerable
work there, but she did not go into the
shoal water channels where the bueys
complained of are located.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
xame-Interior vs.. Post Once
Navy Loses, 4 to 2.

Navy Loses, to q.
The Commissioners came off with the
large end Of the score in the Depart
mental League yesterday at the expense
Of the Navy aggregation. The score
was 4 to 2.
Buroker served them up for the Sail
ors yesterday and his wildncss and the
loose playing of Ganley at the receiving
end were responsible for the Commits
sloners' victory.
heyser. in center for the losers. made
a great catch when he pulled down
Camalier's long fly. The clout looked
good for three bases and a possible
homer. Will Handiboe played a great
game at short and figured largely in
the defeat of the Navy team.
Tredway twirled a good game for the
winners, and. besides fielding his posi-
ton In perfect style, he laced out pair
of singles.
The official score:
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MINOR LEAGUES.
American Associat;on

AuS1ASdu ASSOCIATION,
At 81. Paul-St. Paul. 8; Milwaukee
AT lDulsviile--Louisville, s; Toledo K
AZ indianapolis-lndianapolis, =; Columbus n
At Minneapolis nneapolis -: Kansas cYt,r n ~
AZ Louisyllle-Louisyile, s; Toledo & l6rf.sn
Eastern League.
At Jersey City-Jersey Nty. 2. Neworr .
fourteen innings; darkness).
Al BaItimore-Proyidence. Z: Baltimore. 2 1a,.t
gGne, gs Itovidenoe l; baltimore. (second game.
Al Bunalo-Montreal. S; Buffalo, o.
Southern League.
At Nashville VI. Montgomery: rain.
A. atlanta Atlanta, 2; Birmingham, 2 (tsn
A. Mebile-Nsx Orleans, 3; Mobile. /.
New York State League.
At Syracuse-Wilkeshsrre s; Syracuse. /.
At Albany y.Elmirs. 2: Albany. l.
At Ctica-ScFzuton. 8: Utica s.
At Troy-Binghs s; Troy, s.
Tri-state League.
At Jotpstorn-Yosk, 6: Johnstcwn o.
AT AIfoona-Iancaster, 3; Altoona, L.
A. Milnamsport.ReadinE 0: Niliiansport, 1.
Caroline Association.
At Andersoo-Spartauburx. S: Andersen.
At Winston.Salem : Winston Salem, 8; Char.
totte, o.
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FREMONT CLUB WINS.
Defeats Herndon Team in a Close
Game by Score of 8 to Z.

HERNDON, Va. July S.--The fremont
A. c. sprung surprise on the Herndon
ball team yesterday, defeating them to
the tune OF to I. kephardt started to
pitch for the home team, but was re-
lieved by Orrison after six earned runs
had been made off his delivery. Score:
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Buoys DiMcult to Locate,

Capt. S. C. Slye. master of the steamer
Capital City. on the lower river route.
reports Sheepshead bar buoy, near Black
istone leland, missing and Blackstone
Island fats buoy so low in the water
that 1t is with difficulty 1t is located on
a dark night. Capt Slye also reports the
Evening star., 1909-07-08

Two base hits-Fenton "a. Carr. Snyder. Beusse
Hits~of Johnson. &; off Ferguson. 2: or Nuss
13. Sacrifice hts-Carr, JohusoD. Meagher. Ford
ham. Stolen bases-MeCarthy. Ferguson. Beusse.
Rider 6nassisted): Snyder to Berlick. Left on
hases-lti. =. o., 8; Marines. 6. First ba-a on
halls--Of Nuss. S: off Ferguson 2. First base on
errors-G. L. o.. =; Marines. 8. Hit by pitcher
Corrigan. Beussc. Struck ouL.By Nuss. 8; BY
Johnson. J: by Ferguson. 5. Wild pitcheS-Nuss
Ferguson t3), Johnson. Umpirc-Mr. Setey. Time
Of samc-I hour and 30 minutes.
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MR.. MULLIN GETS HIS.
The Maps Rally in the Ninth. Max
ing Six Hits.

CLEVELAND, July s.-After il seemed
rat the Tigers had lead pipe on the
canic here yesterday LaQy's young men
threw batting fit and Won the game,
4 10 -. Score:
Evening star., 1909-07-08

ing. Mattingly. Stolen bases-Coieman. Sp&uld-
Ing: Dusan. Porter, Brauner, shesffer. Taylcr
esse on ON bssoa b1S ID
Erskin .. Struck out-By Menefee, s; BY Erskin.
.. Passed balls-Crampton. 2: Porter, 2. Wild
pitch -Dodd. Umpire-Mr. Hughes. Time OF
Eame-1 hour and 70 minutes.
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-Ratted for Joss in the eighth.
1Batted for Iiebhardt in the ninth.
Zone out when winning run was scored.
Cleveland ....... o o O 81
Detroit lt............ / D o o o 9-3
Twobase hits-Easterly. Crawford. Three-base
hit-McIntyre. Sacrifice hits-Hincbman, Perring
Schusid, ,2,. Bases on baIls-on Joss q Left on
bases-Clevelapd, 3: Detroit. q. Struck out-By
loss .: by Iiebhardt, 1. Double piay-Ball to
Stoyall Passed ball Esistery. Umpires- -Messrs
Evans and Perrine. Time Of game-1 hour and
80 minutes.
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tArnpd runs--Navy, I. First base by errors
Commissioners. =: Navy. 2. Left on bases-Com-
m1ssioPrs, z: Navy, T. First base on baIls-Of
Burokcr 2: of Tredwsy, =. Struck out-Ry Bn-
Inksr. .; by Tredwsy. z. Sacrifice hit-vandiver.
stolen bases Thomas. Cnmalier. Nsndiver,
Moore, Sullivan. Hit by ptcher-By Buroker, ].
Wild pitch b-Tredway. Passed balls-Gapley t3,,
Moore Cmpire-Mr. Belts. Time of game
hour and 80 minutes.
Evening star., 1909-07-08

Earned runs-T. 4. c., s: Herndon, 3. Two
base hit-kerr. Three-base hits-O. Robinson
~. King. Stolen bases-J. Rmpcrtus t2,. B.
Robinson Brady. Mel King Bradshaw, Burton
Double play-BLrton to Kephardt TO Wixon
Left on hases-T. 4. G., 8; Herndon, y. Struck
out-By Rupertus. z: by OrriBon, &. First base
pirc-Mr. Kerr.
Evening star., 1909-07-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Bethany Noses Out Langdon.

Game today-St. Paul Vs. Hamlinc, at 18th an,
ID streets northeast, at $50.
Evening star., 1909-07-08

In eleven hours. The government has ex-
pended 81 10000 on the road and the
postal department has placed In opera
tion FIVE cars, each carrying seven per-
sons, mail and light baggage.
Evening star., 1909-07-08

Totals. 727 16 Totals. 8 1875 T. 4
sMenefee out for not touching third base.
Bethany 1 o 1 OF
Langdon ............. U o o 0-6
Two-basc hit -Menefee Threc-basc hit-Mene
fee. Home runs-Dodd. Dugan. Hits made-On
Bodd .: of Mencfec, =. Innings pitched-By
Dodd. ,: BY Menefee, I. Sacrifice hits-Spaud
Evening star., 1909-07-08
HIaHLANDERs LOSE AGAIN.
This Time the Red Sox Turn the
Trick, 8 to 8.

NEW YORK. July s--The Highlanders
made IL six straight in the lost column
by losing yesterdays game TO Boston.
Evening star., 1909-07-08

Boston. ........-.... O Q q O-9
New York. .......... y o o % . 0 O-6
Two-base hits-Niles. Demmltt. Gessler. Sac
rifce hits-H0oper. Austin. Stolen bases-Gesser
Austin, Hooper, Chase. Struck out-By Chesbro
4: by Chech, s. Bases ON balls-Of Manning, 8:
OF Chesbro, 8; OF Schlitzer. l. or Chech l.
Double play.sweeney, (unassisted,.. Hit by
basesNew York. s; Boston, Z. Umpires-Messrs.
Sheridan and KERN
Evening star., 1909-07-08

Some women think they are buying
pair OF shoes when they arc really buying
q pair Of pinchers.-Life.
Evening star., 1909-07-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Today's Games

Today's Games.
ST. Louis AT BOSTON
Cincinnati nj BROOKLYN.
Pittsburg III New York
Chicago nj Ftiiadclphia.
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THE SUNDAY STAR,

Including the Magazine Section.
By Mail, $I.so Year.
Evening star., 1909-07-08
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
New York. }: Philadelpbia, /.
Brooklyn. Z: Boston. 4.
First gamr.p
Brooklyn >: Boston, l.
tSecond :ame.b
Pittsburg, 6; Chicago. ..
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The Red SoX hit Manning and Chesbro
without any trouble. Score:

Totals. o1a % 13 Totals. e27 20
sBatted for Sweeney in the eighth.
fBatted for Chesbro in the eighth
Evening star., 1909-07-08
Caroline Associatio,

A. tAnderson-Snartsuburg. 5: Andsrsea, :.
totte, q,
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Totals. 7T1s Totals. :. . u
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At Jotpstorn-York, 6: Jobnstewn. 0.
At Altoona-Iancaster,5 o: Altoona, 4.
At Williamsport-Readins o; Wiiliansport,
At Harrisburg-1rentou. ;: HARRISBURG g.
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Dixie MinstreIs.


The Dandy Dixie Minstrels." head
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Many Campbell and Arthur Prince.
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therland
The Substitute" is delightful
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