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The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
MISS DOYLE IS DEFEATED
Loses to Miss DOolittle in N. A. a
Tennis Matches.
winner Plays Miss Winner for Title
Fo-day-Team Goes 10 PkiIa-
delphia for Match.

AS the result OF an ideal day for tennis,
a large and enthusiastic crowd was on
hand TO witness the continuation Of play
OF the Bachelors Tennis Club in the Mid
die Atlantic states championship tennis
tournament on it's Cathedral avenue
courts yesterday afternoon.
The feature match. the finals in the
ladies' singles. was that between Miss
Doolittle and Miss Doyle. This match
was quite a surprise. as Miss DoolittIe
came out the victor with the scores Of
So. 2-6, and CO.
Both players were at their best. Miss
Doolittle. with her ability Of placing the
ball, won the first set after much trou-
bic. but in the second Miss Doyle came
In strong, and with her speedy service
and good base-line playing captured the
set, getting the long end OF the same
score as IN the first.
Miss Doolittle outplayed her opponent
IN the last one. as she resOrted 20 lObbing.
with the result that she was able 20 take
the net. where her accurate volleying al
lowed her opponent 10 score but FIVE
points
Miss Doolittle VIII play Miss Winner.
the present holder Of the title In ladies'
singles. on the club courts this afternoon
The Bachelors Tennis Club has selected
an all-Washington team 10 play its sec
ond set OF games in the Tri-City Tennis
League with the all-Phlladelphia team in
the Quaker City this afternoon.
The following players make I'D the
team: c. B. Doyle. II. z. Doyle. Spencer
GOrden. P. II. s. Cake, Z. II. GrOsvenor.
J. NJ. Carlisle. Homer Deis, Howard.
Graves, and Lincoln.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fire flrlongs. setback. Us Ret
tigl. 70 70. Won; Detroit 100 Hammond. Is %
/. scCUnd Phronis. 1o3 Reid 2 % J. tLird Tine
s0i 25. Eta NAV. Puritan Lad. and Chief Kaa
also ran
SECOND RACE-FIre furlougs: tro-year-oIds
Busy. III lGoidstein). 3 70 and ont. first. Fyinr
Squlrrel IL tRettigl. 3 % 10 and ont second
Time. l0f Is No Other starters
THIRD RACE-One mile thrce-year-olds ard uu-
ward Plnte l0i (Godsteinl. Il % 10 ard cut. won
Light Wool. II lRetug). 20 l. second; Jeannette
n. 100 (Reidl. 20 s. third Tine. l.s6. No other
starters.
FOURTH RACE-One mile; tlree-years-oids and
upward province owned. six hose. 10 tGoldsteinl
20 5 won; Sally Cohen. % (Chandlerl. 7 n
second: Autumn King. IL ,HartyI 9 20 > third
Tine. l.iS 45 Desert Star Florence II. Rrick
Top. and King COio also rau
FIFTH RACE-TwO miles; stecplechase. nai9ers.
four-year-clds and upward Brageadocio. IS
Hughes, 10 l. Won; STUDENT King. Iss rFd-
wards. 20 and out second: Denier. Ilg gKeli-
herr. % and cut. third. Time. as as. Long
Service also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six furionEs; three-year-olds No
L1Tt. 20 (ClarE. L 20 / won. Blue Coat los
DRveupOT1). 9 % 5. second: Edgely I57 Derenchl.
? 10 !. third Tine. Ils 10. Al Busch Irish Duke
and Be Thankful also Tl1.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five furlcugS Zephyr. l15 War
rem. 10 J. won; King solomou. Jos 1ecl. &c
10 second; Amanda Lee. 100 OLar-inl % % l.
third Time. lN3 25 MARITIME H Mabel Dane
Lord Clinton. Billiard Blu Tommy WOOD Bauiycr.
Markie NJ, Lizzis Lee and Calash also ran
SECOND RACE-One nile. Merrick l05 iMc-
Gee). 20 T. wen: Jupiter Joe. p NFilliausl s 20
5. second; Busy Man, 8 (TaplEl % J. third
Time. las as Rusa Mason. Kitty Fisher. Sinlong
and Great Help also ran
THIRD RACE-Seven furlongs Meadow Grass
S Paul, 20 I. Won. UUry l03 lee. % J.
second; Annie Mci5ee. q Aiartinl On l. third.
Time. 30. Red Shawl. TangleUod Harriet Rowe
Listerine. Eustecian. Prank StaEg Clab1rue silver
Sea Christmas. and San Primo also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Oue mile and seventy vaFls
The Peer 50 Taplinl. even. won: The 8inks. III
tHeidel 20 !. second: yellow Mint 81 lHul
nageD. 20 !. third. Time. ls7 As. Three start
er.
FIFTH RACE-SiI furlonzs. Warner Grisgren.
l06 Glasner) 70 /. Won; Orlandot, l0f CBurtonl.
10 20 I. second; Snake Asry. l02 tfcGeel. 20
!. third. Tine. lis 25. Nell McGrath. Deuce.
Bosserian. Lady Vie Cableran. Tackle. Elvira
n, Bensonhurst. Mae Hamilton and T. T. Ship
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Iuigator. So lsiartinl
70 5. Won; HarkaWay s. tWiliamsI 90 70 T. see
ond: Katie Powers. los tGlasnsri. 9 % J. third
Tine la IS Danvegan, Bucket Brigade Tie
shaughraun. Brother Mann. and Beau Brlmuel also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
ALL THE NEWS IN WORLD OF SPORTS
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COM MENT

Clevelsnd's victory over New York yes
terday. lands the Maps in third place.
Yesterday was Bunker Hi Day In Bos-
ton. a holiday. and the two games in the
American League drew immense crowds.
You can't keep those Tigers in check
long. Jennings braves trimmed the Ath-
letics. 4 20 /, yesterday.
Probably the New York Yankees viii
have recovered from their slump by the
Iime the Nationals hit the metropolis to-
day.
Cincinnati is playing good ball right
now, but IL will be only a question OF
time before Grifith's team win hit the
toboggan.-Exchange.
Abstein is batting for 81 IN the Ma
tional League. and Stanase for .2Ss in the
American League. Not half bad for
Eastern Leaguers their first season up.
Tim Jordan, who has been laid Up with
a sprained ankle for a few weeks, says
he viii be able 70 play with the Brook
lyns when they return from their West
ern trip.
Left Fielder Chadbourne quit the In
dianapolis team yesterday and departed
for his home. at Guilford. Ne He has
been dissatisfied for some time Chad
bourne played in Baltimore last year.
Lord. the outhelder whom the Athletics
turned back TO the minors a few seasons
ago. Is now hitting 2g9 for Cleveland.
leading every Athletic outfelder. except
Dan" Murphy, the transformed second
baseman.
Little Rock has been the surprise Of the
Southern League season. so far Joe"
Casey, the former Hartford backstop, and
"A' Boucher. once with Holyoke at
shortstop. are doing valiant work on the
team, so IL IS reported.
John King. former catcher for the Chi
cagO Nationals. Is said 10 have bought
The franchise Of the Pueblo Baseball Club.
Of the Western League intending 20 take
the team 20 81. Joseph, No. Killing caught
for St. Joseph IN the old Western League
Judging by the way that young Miller IS
playing second base and hitting the bail
for the Pirates. IL certainly looks now as
II big ABBY" who was the Pirates
ad0rn the bench for the remainder OF the
season.
John T. Brush did not pay $500 for the
release OF Durham. That sQuib has start
ed the rounds again He paid exactly
I.599 and took him on because Il looked
as II he might have a good year in the
National League this season. He IS not
a bad pitcher. but he is likely 10 have
bad inning.
McAleer's ST Louis players declare
that Criss is the champion "sky-denter"
OF the world. They say several balls hit
by Criss have come down covered with
snow. and that one didn't come down IN
Ill after the game was over. when Il was
caught by the groundkeeper-Detro
Journal
Nike Donlin viii arrive in New York
July a. and on the following day VIII
sail with his wife. Mabel Hite. for Eng
land. where he VIII nj several weeks
engagement al the English music halls.
Mike says he has no intention OF playing
ball this year. and win not see President
Brush while he Is in town.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
SHAKE-UP IE HARVARD CREW
Stroke Sargent Removed on Eve of
Big Race.
Fears Are Expressed that Crimson
Oarsmen Are observation-disclosures
Water for Practice.

New London. Conn. June lS.-stroke
Sargent was out of s:arvard's varsity
shell this evening when the eight pulled
away from the float in very choppy wa
ter.
Roger Cutler. who had been rowing In
the boat az No. 6. was chosen to succeed
Sargent, the latter oarsman viewing The
evenings practice from the launch John
Harvard.
Paul Whitney, who had been rowing al
No. IN the varsity four-oar. was trans
ferred 10 the big she'll taking the seat
vacated by Cutler Waite was taken
from stroke in the second four 10 iii
Worthington's seat al No. /. and Parker.
a freshman substitute. N turn, succeeded
Waite.
The shake-uD was a real surprise al
every stop. and caused considerable OF
a fiutter about camp for a few minutes
after the varsity shell was placed in the
water AT O'Clock.
There was little chance for Coach Wrav
10 get line on the new makeup. as d
strong VIM from the northwest was
beating down the course.
rs this change in the boat temporary
or permanent" a reporter ventured 20
ask OF Capt Elliot Cutler. brother Of the
new stroke
II may be temporary. may be not" he
replied lacOnicaIly.
IT was mighty rough on the course to-
night ne added.
Just why Sargent was removed from
the boat is mystery at Red Ton. He
stroked the crew last year when il won
on the Thames River, after Stroke Girls
void. OF the Yale boat. collapsed. and
was also in the shell in the recent race
with Cornell when the latter crew won
the two-mi-e race AZ ithaca by a small
margin.
II is rumOred at Rec Top there are
strong fears the crew Is so finely trained
some OF Them are apt 70 90 stale before
the race day
4ale's freshmen eight also had a shake
Up THIS evening. Capt Baker al No. 3
was shifted 20 no. :. Smith, OF The four
oar, took kerr's seat. the latter being
reiegated 20 a seat with the Quartet
ale's varsity md fresh hmen eights were
sent down stream al 5-51 O'Clock This
evening over the FIRST mile both crews
pulling a5ol g. The freshmen were
beaten nasrly two boat lengths on this
short dis -ce.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
Near scene of First EGorts.

The presentation was made within sight
n the big field in which the aviators
made their early. experiments and not far
from their workshop. once little. now
grown into a plant Of some size Follow
ing the acceptance, the venerable father.
Bishop Milton Wright. pronounced the
benedicti0n, and the speechmaking was
over.
A great pageant Of floats followed. The
pageant, representing the development of
transportation. moved through the street.
an Indian runner leading the line OF OK
cart. wagon. locomotive. bicycle. and auto
mobile, Wright aeroplane in the rear.
The crowd saw q real example Of one
means OF transportation Leo stevens
the New York aerOnaut who had ascend
cd from near Dayton. passed over the
city IN his balloon, sailing toward Gin
cinnati. where he landed safely tonight
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
Toners and Navy stars Tie.

The Young Toners and the Navy Stars
played a tie game yesterday. each team
scoring thirteen runs.
The players on the winning side were
J. Harer. catcher; B. Currants. pitcher.
E. McCambridge. first base: B. Burns
second base; P. Klein, third base: r
Hailup, shortstop; E. Kidweu, left fielder:
T. Acton. right fielder. and B. Ribbon.
center fielder.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
ColoniaI.. q ST. PnuI. 8.

The Colonials defeated the St. Pauls in
an interesting twelve-inning game on Nc
Devitts Field yesterday. TO S.
The feature Of the game was a circus
catch in the eleventh by Culligan, for
the Colonials. With one out. a man on
third. and one on first. a lire drive was
knocked to short right, and after a long
run Culligan caught the bail with one
hand and shot II to first, completing q
double play and shutting out a run.
Score:
R. n. Z
Coloaials..... o03I2O0o 10 I
ST. Pauls.. / 0 ? ? 0 0O00 O-s p I
Bstteries-COloniaIs Il. Bsere and h Hawkins
81. Pauls 7. White and h. Pinden
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
ENDURANCE RUN SCOUTS
For Automobile Race from New
York 10 Atlanta. Ga.

Sanford. y. c. June 1S-The scout
automobiles Of the New York Herald
and Atlanta Journal. seeking the besc
route for the endurance run next faIl. TO-
which those papers have offered hand
some prizes. reached here this evening.
Compared with their experience with
the weather and the roads. their trip to
day was diametrically opposite 10 that Of
yesterday, from Camden. S. c.. 20 Che
raw, s c., when they encountered ex-
ceedingly heavy going and poor roads
and torrents OF rain To-day. from
Cheraw. S c, TO Sanford, n c., the
weather was perfect. and some OF the
best roads Of the entire trip from New
York 70 Atlanta and so far on the re-
turn were traversed.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
CANS hot I'm BAD SHAPE
Al HerfOrd Denies that Old Master
Has Consumption.

A New York dispatch says. News
comes from Baltimore 70 the effect that
Joe Cans. The Old Master is down
with consumption
a close friend Of the ex-champion.s
here in New York received letter
from the oyster town yesterday and saws
that Joe is really IN very bad shape.
having fits of coughing. and dropping
in weight Al least fifteen pounds.
Those who have followed the career
or the great lightweight will be really
sorry % hear this II was stated last
year when ne was training for Nelson
that Cans was coughing great deal
and looked 10 have the dreaded disease.
Al Herford. Cans old manager and
intimate friend. denies that the former
champion is in such bad shape. In re-
sponse 10 a telegram he replies as fol-
lows
Baltimore. June ls.-Sportins Elir5- The Wash
irEt1n Herald: Cans has 70 co-lssslrrt.o-- only
slight attack q neuralgia. otherwise sound as a
dollar. AL HERFORD.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
Brookland Juniors Drop one.

The Brookland Juniors yesterday were
defeated by the Roanoke Stars by the
score Of Is to Il II was a seven-innfn0
game. the Brooklands making twelve
hits. while their opponents made six II
was Brookland Juniors first defeat Of
the year.
All strong teams averaging fifteen and
desiring games with the Brooklapd
Juniors should address Bushrod c. Wash
ington, 124s Lawrence street, Brookland,
D. c.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
ROY THOMAS RELEASED.
Veteran OutGeIder Let Ont UncOndi-
tionaIIy by PiftsburE.

~'E0e-4- ~ A-lr Md7--4-et4-- A-rlat-
NorristOwn. Pa, June 1&-Roy A.
Thomas. who played with the Philadel-
phia National League team for ten years.
ana who last summer was drafted BY
Pittsburg. was given his unconditional
release to-day. This makes Thomas a
free agent, and he can sign with any
club that wants his services.
During the past four months Thomas
has been coaching the University Of
Pennsylvania team, finishing his iabors
Tuesday. At present he is engaged in
the wholesale cigar business here.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
GriffIn oatpoints HnrIer.

New York, June 1S--In a good ten
round glove fight. Charley Grif5n. OF
Australia, had a slight advantage over
his old enemy, Battling Hurley, Of Pas
sale, at the Fairmont Athletic Club to-
night II was give-and-taKe IN every
round. the men fighting Ike wild cats
all the way. Griffin landed the cleaner
blows. and had four OF the rounds. with
four even and two in Hurley's favor.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19

Roanoke. Va. June IS.-Roanoke won
from Portsmouth to-day through nu-
merous errors PortsmoUth's errors gave
Roanoke to-day's game BY the score Of
to 3. ard not one OF the runs was
earned. All five scores were secured in
the fifth and sixth innings from two hits
and four errors. Tydeman's running
catch Of Schrader's hard fly was the SEN
sational feature OF the evening 1t was
the first game that Pitcher Vail has
won. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Baltimore Baltimore. 8; Torunto. 2
- Newark-Newark, 4: Montreal J.
At Jersey City-Jersey City. .; Buffalo. )
At Providence-ProTdenoe. 2; Rochester. 4.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
MAY DECIDE TITLE.
Monte AtteH Meets Nell for Bantam
Championship.

San Francisco. June 1s.-Fraak c. Neil
snd Monte AtteH will meet at Colma to-
morrow afternoon in a fight that viii
have some bearing on the bantam-w weight
championship. They viii weigh 1Is pounds
FIVE hours before ring time. and Pro-
noter Coffroth viii hand 10 the winner
the championship belt once held by Terry
McGoveTn.
The latter says he still owns this belt.
and will bring a suit for its possession
il necessary. He says he never pawned
# but left II IN the hands Of a Chicago
sporting man several years ago.
Nell rules favOrite al 70 10 g. II he
wins, he viii not be long without a chal-
lenge from Coulon. Phil McGovern. and
jim Kendrick, all banJams, who assert
that they are IN line for the champion
ship OF this class.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Holyokc-Bolyoke z; Bridgeport. G.
At gfeid-Springield Il; New Haven z
Al Harttord-Northalnpton z; Hartford. 8
At Waterbury Waterbury. 70: New Britain. 4
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
winans' Horse wins Prize.

London, June E-At the Richmond
Horse Show to-day W. Winans' His
Highness won the first prize for hacks OF
fifteen hands and upward. The same
horse also won the hack championship
90 guinea cup
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Roanoke Takes second PInce-Lynch-
burg Leaves CeIInr
Lynchburg, ?, Richmond. o.

Richmond. Va. June ls-The game went
seven innings this afternoon before either
side could complete the circle OF bases,
but Lynchburg finally turned the trick.
Another score was tailed for the visitors
in the next inning, which was the end
Of the score getting and meant the game.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
AUTO RACES SEEN
BY 100000 PEOPLE
Dark Horse Wins Great Con-
test at Crown Point.
GUARDSMEN PATROL COURSE
In Spite of All Precautions, n Score
of Spectators and Soldiers Are In
1ured-Mstson, Driving Chalmers
Detroit, Averages More Than Fifty
one Miles an Hour, and Is Winner.

Crown Point, Ind, June lS.-Joe Matson.
OF Boston. a dark horse in automobile
racing, driving a little Chalmers-DetroIt
blue Bird" car. won the great Indiana
Trophy contest in sensational style this
afternoon. beating such veteran drivers
as George Robertson. the last Vanderbilt
Cup winner; Jimmy Floyd, and other
masters Of the sport
He took the lead in the third lap. and
was not headed, except for a few minutes
in the fifth lap, during the remainder Of
the race drawing steadily ahead and win
ming at an elapsed time Of 4:S1:21
The mob, frenzied with enthusiasm, pick
ed Matson up and lifted him bodily from
the car. For ten minutes he was carried
on the shoulders OF the cheering men. un-
able to escape.
Robertson L. second.
George Robertson in the Locomobile was
second, making a time Of $500 and
Adoiph Monson. another dark horse, driv-
Ing Marion "Ghost Chaser" and the
idol Of the Indiana contingent. was third.
with 4:42:O3.
The order Of the finish follows:
Detroit ciatsou). 45Iz. Tenth
sscond-LOcouobns CRobcrtsoal. 4;soa Tenth
lap. 9.n.
Third-Nariou Cstutz). 4.2aa Tenth lap. soas.
0a1
Fiftb-stoddard-Dayton wi,eman,, 4s4as Tenth
hp 35L
si1th-Noon Wells. 4:7z. Tenth lap. 1z.
The race was filed with exciting and
sensational incidents, and the accidents
and hairbreadth escapes from death were
many. The greatest crowd in the history
OF automobile racing in the West esti-
mated at more than 10000 persons. lined
the course and were thrilled with excite
rent at the speed OF the death-defying
drivers
Time Is Fast.
Considering the extremely dangerous
turns in the course. and the loose surfac-
Ing which was torn OF and worn into
ruts in couple Of hours. the time was
tast. Matson averaging more than fifty
one miles an hour from start 10 finish of
the 236 miles.
The day was ideal for a race. with a
bright sun and a pleasant breeze. The
race course was well handled. the Ma
uonal Guardsmen Of the First Illinois
Regiment parolling the course by the
permission Of the Indiana authorities
keeping the spectators in safe places. In
spite OF all precautions, however. a score
OF spectators and soldiers were injured
during the day.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Lancaster-AltOona. 8: Lancaster. ?.
At Ycrk-JohnstOwu s: York. l.
At Reading-Williamsport :. Reading. I5 tsrst
samel Miilismspo-t. T. Reading. ] (secoud game
AT Trcnton-Hauisburg. 3. Trenton g.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At COlumbus-Columbia. S: Columbus 2
At ChattanOoga-C -Chattanooga. 6; Augusta. S.
At Jaoksonyilie-C harleston. 2: Jacksonville, !
AT Sarannah-first game Savannah. !. Macon
Second game: Macon. .; Savannah. O.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

" Memphis-llemDhis. 2. Atlanta. O.
u Little Rock-NashTiiic. s.. Little Rock. .
u New Orleans Birmingham. 2: New Orleans 3
II Mobne-Mobile. 8; Montgomery, l.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
CAROLINA LEAGuE

At winstoD-Salem-Greensboro s: Winston.
Salem, O.
At spartan5'Irs-Ckarlotte. g. spartanb1rr, l.
At Greenyille-GreenTiIle. 3: Anderson. O.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Lincoln-Lincoln. O.; Omaha. l.
At Pieblo-Pueblo. s: Denver. l.
At Topcka-ToDeka. ?: Wichita. 5.
At Des Moines-Des MoineS 4; Sioux City. 6.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
countx 60 Ba.ebnll.

In the Prince George County League
to-day. Riverdale plays Langdon. on the
latter's field, while Berwyn goes to Brent
wood
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At St Paul-LouiSTine. 1: st. Paul
At Milwaukee, Columhsls, 4; Milwaukee
At Kansas City-Kansas City, .; Toledo.
At sapolis-Minneapo 4; Indianapolis O.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
NEW YoRK sTATE LEAGrE-

At Worccster-Lowell. 10; Worcester, G.
At Haverhil-HaFerhin, !; New Bedford, 8
At LaWrcnce-Lynn, 10; Lawrence. G.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19

While you think Of It. telephone your
Want A6. - The Washington Herald.
and bin win be sent you at cent word
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19

When you have lost OF found anything.
telephone an advertisement 10 The Wash
ingtOu Herald and bill win be sent y-oc
AT ] cent q word
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19

Norfolk. Va. June 1s.-Norfolk trimmed
Danville twice this afternoon. the first
game. 3 70 1. and the second. a ten IN
ming affair, 9 TO s. The great pitching
Of Temple won the first game for the
locals. but two scratch hits being made
OF him Mayberry was hit hard IN the
second inning
Both NOlz and Sullivan were ineffective
in the second game. They gave frequent
bases on balls and were usually hit hard
when they got the ball over the plate.
Otey and LOOs were steady Norfolk
won the game in the tenth or Chambers s
hit TO left field and steal. Bonner's bunt.
and Magee's error at first before anybody
was out Scores:
First game RHE
DanTille. 0 0lo0 OL
Norfolk. k................ 0 o 90 Is .
Batteries-SiaybeTy and Westlske: Temple and
Aiunson Unpires-Nessrs. Mace and HennaEcr.
Seoond game R.HE
Danville. le............ ? 1000 400o-s
Norfolk lk-.-----..---- 0 l-e p 2
Batterics-Sulliran. Joos, and Westlake: Volz
Otey. and &unson. Umpires-MeSzS Mace ard
Hennager. Attendance-3l0o
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19

A. Syrac1se-Syracuse I: Elmira, 5
At Alb1ny-Albany, ( Wilkesbarre. 2
At Troy-Tr0y. 3: Scranton. .
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RoanoLe. nl Portrmouth. 3.

AAAlltIlco DUSTY All4 Aco1llLs Au1cL anu LIdl
Jmpire-Air. Black. Time of g1me-l hour and
minutes. Attcndance-25o 800.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
WiIhur lIakes q snrrch-

Wilbur spoke first when the cheering
multitude had subsided after The presenta-
ton OF the gold medals authorized BY
Congress, the diamond studded Ohio
shield voted by the legislature. and the
medaI presented by Dayton.
Yesterday the brothers contente5 them
selves with I thank you. gentlemen %
Wilbur to-day found happy topic He
said:
1t is naturally with a feeling OF pride
that We accept these tokens. and I wish
70 thank the people OF the United States.
OF Ohio, and OF DAYTON Il is sometimes
said inventors usually do not receive The
sympathy and encouragement which is
their due This cannot be said Of Us
Even in the infancy OF our work we re-
ceived offers OF financial assistance from
people who could have no hope OF reward
The poets sometimes have occasion TO
complain OF their lack Of substantial
sympathy. Yet have no douot that n
100000 would bring another Shakespeare
or Tennyson the money would De forth
coming in this country within i've min
utes. II poets ard inventors do not Eet
their dues il IS rather because the world
is unaware OF their needs than because OF
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
Norfolk Trims DanviIIe twice.

baLteres-hoanoSe, Nail ana Ryan Portsmouth
Clunn and McCauley. Umpire-Mr. Pender. Time
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