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The Washington herald., 1909-04-05
GEORGETOWN PREPS WIN
Take Sunday Morning Game from
Junior Class.
Contest Runs Into Extra Inning,
and Is Featured by Good All
rcund Work.

The Georgetown Props defeated the
team from the junior class Of the col
legiate department in q ten-inning con-
test on Sunday morning by a score OF Il
TO 10. Both teams PLAYED a good fast
game. but timely hitting and superior
team work won for the embryo col
legisns.
The Preps had things all their own
way until the eighth inning. when Mann
began TO weaken and was supplanted by
Lansmuir. who finished the game on the
slab In this inning the 1910 bunch scored
five runs. giving them a margin OF two
runs 10 the good However. the Preps
took a brace in the next inning. and by
timely work OF Mann with the willow
evened Up things.
Ia the tenth frame the Juniors failed
70 register a single tally, but Hazlip. .he
PrepS' third basemsn. with a man on
third, lined out a beauty 70 deep center
and Won the game.
Fc- the Juniors McNUlty and Carlin
put I'D a finished article Of bah. as did
Chouteau. the second sacker for the
same team.
Nawn and Hazlip played the best game
for the Preps, the former lining out a
home run in the sixth inning. bringing
in two runs. while the latter aided ma
terially in bringing the youngsters the
victory By bis brilliant fielding.
Juniors. o. GeIe o-D
G. L. PrvEs Es------------.-. 0 I - o 2 III
Hits made-OT DTkes. s of Psnen. 3 str1ck
11t-By Diikes. :. b. Pa,ie1- .; b Nam. L
Home run-Nsz1n- Two-bsse ht-NcAlultv Sac-
zee hsts-McAIulty, Mswhiney- stolen basss-Cag-
In C-osrfean- GaynoV. HRzlip. HIT BY ritcher-Bv
PaIlen- /: D. Naun. J. Wild T5-ch-D5kcs Psssed
bail-NcNniLy Umpl=e-3lr. o'Coun0-- ISuls OF
gams-I hour and 50 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05
MARINES SWAMP SAILORS.
Defeat Team from the MayfIOyver
by Big Score.

Yesterday afternoon the fast Marine
team defeated the team from the L. S.
S. Mayflower by % to ?
The boys from the flagship Of the
American navy made a very poor show
ing. the Marines winning as they pleased.
AT no time during the game were the
Marines on the defensive, having things
all their own way, and from the showing
made should have one of the strongest
teams In the city. Litz pitched FIVE
innings. and allowed but one hit YeI-
ton' who succeeded him. struck the side
out In the seventh inning.
The batting or Snyder was the feature
Of the game, he getting four hits. one being
a home run. LitZ also got home run.
The playing of Meagher, Amey. Snyder.
Harris, and Berlick was brilliant.
The score
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05
YALE vAULTERS LOSE POLES.
Valuable Set OF Lifters Exposed to
Heat Rendered Useless.

New Haven. Conn. April L-Yale lost
a set OF poles for her poIe-vaulters In an
odd way yesterday. The set reached
here from Paris yesterday and was re-
moved by an express company 10 the
university gymnasium. II was 70 bs
taken 20 the track house In Yale Field to-
day by Coach Mack for immediate use.
When he came 70 LOOK for them he found
that some Over-csutiOUs individual had
carried the set down stairs into the en-
gine room or The gymnasium He opened
the box and found later that the dry, hot
air OF the engine room had warped all
the poles so that they had cracked sns
become useless. as well as unsafe.
The poles cost so each. and the total
loss Is So The poles were OF the best
selected bamboo. Coach Mack. OF the
Yale team. IS trying 20 make one OF Two
of the poles safe By, winding them with
tape and wire
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05
VIII Have English Hounds.

Robert CUuan. the huntsman Of the
Chevy Chase Hounds, sailed for Eng
land Saturday for the purpose o. bring
ing back a pack of thirty couples OF
Mounds recently purchased for the Chevy
Chase Hunt The Chevy Chase Hounds
will resume hunting in November next
having the usual Wednesday and Satur-
day drag hunts. with fox hunting on
Mondays and Fridays. With the present
revival of horseback riding in Washing
ton. the prospects OF hunting at the
Chevy Chase are most promising of large
attendance
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05
Lum1er.. superhn. Rennited.

Atlanta. Ca. April Manager Lumley
and his Superbas were reunited asain
here tonight. the second, or DAILY Colts,
team reaching here at midnight last
night from Chattanooga. where they de-
feated Johnnie Dobbs' Lookouts, and the
regulars arriving here this morning from
the Magic City. as the natives like TO call
Birmingham. Ala. To-day was spent in
sightseeing BY the players.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05
Consolation for Local Fans.
a-isI IN Tr,a Washirg+on Head

Speci2l 70 The Washington HeTald-
Memphis. Tenn, April A. For the
second time in two days. Memphis
defeated the Pittsburg National League
team To-day's score was TO ..
and it required an extra inning TO turn
the trick. Gibsons failure. IN the tenth.
10 hold the ball after tagging Couison
at the plate let In the winning run. Cam
nitZ and Lsifield were on the firing line
and both performed we'll Memphis work
eG three pitchers.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05

Columbus. Ohio. April 4-The New
York Giants made quick work OF Bn
Clymer's boys here this afternoon IN a
game that was hustled along by cold
weather and lack Of ability 10 hit Ray
mond and Marquard. -Four thousand fans
shivered through the one-sided contest.
the final score being 70 I
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05
'Battsd for v7zpoal in the sixth.

Hits-Of yyspUcl. in innings. Of Wright, 4 IN
! inning: Of Brady. m innings; Of Groom. 3 in
> innings; OF Gray. IN innings. TwOhase hits
Brashear. CrosS. Neishbors. Gray. Freeman sacr-
tce hit-Neighbors. Sacrihcs iy-Unglaub. Stolen
bsses-Clymer a., Freeman. Brashear Cross Struck
out-By VyspOcil. I; by Brady I by Groom s. b.
Cray. 2 Bases on balls-Of Wright l: OF Brady.
2; OF Groom. !; of Gray. 4. Hit By pitched ball
Carlisle, By Groom Wild pitches-Yyspocil /.
Gray, UmTire-1Ir Owens. Time Of game--l
hour and 50 minutes Attendance 800
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05

LII % ulslo- ElIITIo, INIlINE A. =, q
First base Oh bslls-OR Collins ! of Howard 8.
OF Burke. = Struck oslt-By Collins g; by How
ard. 2 Home rm-Sullivan. Sacrifice hitS-Tripp
]. Collins. Howard. Sullivan Stolen bases-Coliins
90. Haas Sapp. Nicholson Murphy Keleher
Double plAJs-COllins to Neles TO sapp; WiIkinsoh
70 sapn Hit b HtcheT-By Collins 3 Passed
bsIls-Su,livan. 2 Umpire-Sir O'Shea- Time Of
gsnse-l hour and 80 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05

Augusta, Ga. April A-The first squad
OF the New York Americans. except
Hemphill, who IS with Manager StaIlings
at the latter's farms and Mcconnell.
who went TO his home IN South Carolina
for a couple of days. trooped into Au-
gusta from Macon this afternoon,
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05
sciaI to The wsshInEton Herald.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.
Kansas City, No, April 4-Cantillon's s
desire to see what his new pitchers would
do in the presence Of $500 people, together
with some unexpected timely batting and
brilliant fielding on the part Of one Jack
Love, a youngster from the Oklahoma
City team of the Western Association,
were the principal factors that led to the
defeat of the Nationals to-day by a score
Of 10 S, and gave the Kansas City team
a total of two victories out OF the three
games played with Washington.
Groom Does Well.
Groom. who was so easy for the Blues in
Fridays game. was given opportunity TO
retrieve himself to-day. and right royalty
did he perform, allowing but three hits in
nve innings
Gray. who served the pellets during the
remainder Of the game. did not cover
himself with glory. In the sixth the
Blues fell upon the youngster with all
the pent-up energy OF men who have
been held in leash. Five runs tells the
story Of the onslaught
Just TO show that there was no III feel
ING, the youngSter. loOsened up again IN
the ninth and after demonstrating that
he could be as wild as a March hare, IL
he felt so disposed, hurled the ball down
IN the direction OF first. but so far away
from the sack that a giant couldn't have
reached IL 1t was this bad throw that
cost the Nationals the loss OF the game
by a margin Of one run.
As the score indicates, the batting was
not confined entirely 70 the locals.
Nationals Slug the Ball.
The boy with the unpronOunceable name
did fairly we'll for FIVE innings, but in
the sixth the Nationals annexed a couple
Of tallies as the result Of twice that num-
Der OF hits, and Mr.. Vyspocu retired.
BY this time the Nationals had begun 20
recover their eyesight. Rusty Wright
tossed them over for just one inning. dur
ing which the Nationals acquired four
more tallieS Brady. who came next.
did little better, and managed 70 save
the game, although he was touched up
for three safe ones during the two Innings
ne worked
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05
Pop ANsoN HERE TODAY.
Commissioners VIII Meet Famous
Chicago Club on Diamond.

Anson's colts viii be here al American
League Park this afternoon for a game
with the Commissioners club
Ans0n viii play hrst for his team. and
his appearance in the game after an alb
senee OF a dozen years should prove Of
interest 10 all the old-time fans. as well
as 70 the younger generation.
They say "Anse'' has not lost the bat
ting eve that made him the most famous
figure on the diamond IN his day
The team Arson brings TO the Capital
Is a fast one, and is just getting into its
stride. having been on the road for a
fortnight.
The Commissioners will have some OF
the fastest local boys in their lineup
and an interesting contest should result
The new electrical score board VIII be
operated for the first time az to-day's
game
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05
PhiIIies Also Lose.

Jersey City, April 4.-The Jersey City
team defeated the Philadelphia National
League team to-day 70 p Each side
did all its scoring IL one inning. Over
$500 people saw the game.
The score:
Jersey city.................... 00O3OO
PhiladelphiA (N. IA).........2 , G 0 0 0 e.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05
PuIliam Much Better.

Louisville. April According 20 a
prominent Louisville man who returned
yesterday from Florida. President Harry
Pulliam, OF the National League. has
recovered his health. When seen, Pull
liam was well and vigorous
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05

Earned runs-Slarines, s: Mayfower. L First base
on balls-on L1tz ?: on sharp 4 Of MSgow. 8
Left GA hases-BIArinea. 3; Mayh0Wer 3 T1Fo-base
hits-Meagher. Harris Waller VandermasteT. sarhin.
Home ums-Ldt-. SnyIE. Struck Out-By Litz. :;
b. Yelton. 3; By Sharp. 3 UmTire-Mr. Burns
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05
PICKS AN EASY ONE
Ketchell Passes Up LangfOrd
for Sailor Burke.
BATTLE TO BE TEN ROUNDS
Champions Manager
Believes johnson Would Prove
Soft Mark-JOhnsOn May Tell Stan
ley and Kaufman 10 Fight II Ont.
Hugh Mcintosh Names Burns.

New York. April 4-Stanley Ketchell.
middle-welght champion. has been
matched to box ten rounds with the
heavy-hitting Sailor Burke. at the Fair
mont Athletic Club on April 20. the day
before Sam Langford sails for Europe 70
keep his word with the National Sport
ing Club But that does not mean that
KetcheH and LangfOrd will not meet In
the ring between now and next falL
As a matter Of fact. hetchell is willing
70 make a match with Lsngford under any
fair. conditions. He believes that Lang
ford would be easy for him.
KetcheWs manager. Willus Britt stands
in the way Britt says there is nothing
20 be gained by whipping Langford' but
that KetchelTs real game is n night with
Jack Johnson. Britt believes that john
son would be a much easier mark Tor
Ketchell than Lansford, and for that rea-
son the middle-weight champions man
ager will insist upon getting some sort OF
recognition from Johnson, now that Jen-
ries has failed 10 cover the negro
forfeit
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05
BASEBALL RESULTS.

At CINCINNATI Cincinnati. Z: Boston Americans. &
At New Orleans Cleveland. .: New Orleans. d
At Paducah- hy.-St Louis Nationals 1; Psdu-
cab
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05
MARINES DEFEAT ADVENTS.

Capture Interesting Five-InBing
Game from Independence Team.
Saturday afternoon the Marines played
a practice game with the Advent A. c.,
10 whom they loaned three players. Con-
sidering the weather. the game was good.
and the Marines showed that d contest is
not lost until the last man is out. The
score:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05
GRAY LOSES GAME
Recruits WildHeave RespOn-
sible for Nationals Defeat.
FAIL BY A SINGLE TALLY

Locals Slug the Ball for Total of
Fourteen Hits, but Are Unable 10
Hits in Five Innings-CIymer's Hit
ting and Base Running a Feature.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05

Secretary Morse. Of the New England
League, wants a few first class umpires.
What a nerve Jake has got Wanting
frst class umpires. when his league Is
in Glass 3.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05

The time mas arrived lnelueuLd441s lul
Johnson 10 fight either Al kaufman or
Ketchen. each Of whom has posted $500
with a stakeholder 10 bind a match. John
son is on record as saying that II Jed-
ries ala not come to the scratch with
the above amount by Z O'Clock sat
urday night he would consider anybody
else who covered his money.
Kaufman. according 10 Delaney. was
first on the spot with 5000, but Britt
saws that he has prior right 10 match
with johnson because he covered I.oo0
forfeit put up by Johnson more than two
weeks ago, which the negro Increased 20
S 1000 over night Because Of this squab-
ble between Delaney and Britt. however,
Johnson is believed TO be ready 10 get
out Of his present predicament by saying
Kaufman and Ketchell must first meet
70 decide the question o. supremacy. and
that he Will then make a match with the
winner.
KetcheU Does Not Fear kaufman.
While KetcheH does not fear Kaufman.
he thinks that the latter should beat
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien first, who
knocked Kaufman out In seventeen
rounds several years ago.
Hugh Mcintosh the man who pulled OF
the Burns-J johnson mill. says that Ketch-
ell Is 4 wonderful fighter but that he
would not have a chance 20 defeat john
son Mcintosh thinks that Burns and
Ketchen would prove a far more inter
esting match. Furthermore, the AUS
tralian seems to think that johnson Is
underestimated by American ring follow
ers, and goes on 10 show that the negro
is the greatest defensive fighter in the
world.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05

The Dartmouth baseball team received
an invitation 10 play at the Seattle ex-
position this summer. but did not accept
Brown, as has been announced. will rep
resent the East.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05

Candy Lachance is planning 20 place q
semi-professional baseball team in Win
sted. Conn I.achance's days as a player
are about over, and the Winsted berth
would probably be a profitable one for
him.
From now on until the season opens
the minor leaguers viii be drawing play
ers from the majors Nearly every big
league manager has announced his inten-
ton of having several Of the youngsters
walk the plank at an early date.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-05
: purse thrseYesr-old'

r-olds and upward sell
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-06-11

Goddess OF Liberty Contest Tickets George Miller Co.
uiberts Barber
Miller Co.'S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
LAUDS MISS FARRELL
LAWYER ron STANDARD or MAKES ARGUMENT
Declares Gsovernment Is Tryfng To Rob Weman Writer of Credit For niscoyerfnG Cemspiraey.
 Court Hearing Proceeds.

St. Louis. Mo. April 7--"Ifiss Ida TarbeH is entitled to q patent on the alleged standard Oil sS conspiracy of 1873" declared Lawyer John 0. Nfil- burn. the Standard oil Company.s chief counsel today, durnig his argument be- fore the four rnbed judges of the Unit cd States Circuit Court of this dis trict. sitting in the governments case to dissolve the big oil corporation as . violAtor of the sherman act. .And,s he added. turning toward Federal Att 'torney Frank B. Kellogg, the govern msnt here is trying. te deprive her of it.
 . Mfr. Milburn. also. as simiis com pared the Standard to the human body with It's. many ramihcations core? spending to the. blood. and its pipe lines to the veins and arteries.
 ITO dismantle this corporation would be to strike 1t dead. It ia like the orEanism Of the human frame. Every part ia SO related to the other than to separate them would be. to dis member and destroy tt,v he said.
 < Instead or be5ng a menace to the iri- siep6ndent reftnerA sfr ( dilpurn derlsFs ed khe standaEa had Mfwa ys led the way and hlRsad ths' trail in the oil world. and that the irdependent cbfl- pAniss had but to foiiow as they had always done. .
 The Standard lawyer also insisted that under the Constitutions ( man had q Tight to sell anything he possessed If he but had a man willing to buy and
 The argument will continue tomos- ! N z
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
THE SAMPSON TRIAL
REaLATIvEg or YOUNG WIDOW ON
 4 sa ' .4 STAND. S,ssl N,l
Fathsr, Mother and Breahers Testify in Case at Eyens---Youne wife
 Recetved LestSrs Inst
 fingered HushanA. s,

Lyons. N. Y. April 7.-S-The father and mother. and two hrotherss of. Mrs. Georgia sampson. charged with the killing of her husband. Harry samp- son, were called to the witness stand today by District Attorney 0ilbert to depending to convict Mrs. Georgia Sampson of1murder.. y&Vs ssE.4ai is : A sad Hgure in the court room was the widowed mother of Harry Sampson, Mrs. George Sampson. who probably will be called as a witness tomor- row. D @s4st4 ~x# f~t
 The defense scored several material points today through the testimony of the mefnbers of the Allyn fafhiIy. It was established notably. that short- ly before Harry Sampson staggered into the Allyn dining room and feIi dead, Mrs, Sampson was seen on the ,second floor of her home.
 Through Mrs. -Ailyn.. the States att torney brought out the fact that Rob- ert Madison of Niagara Fails. had writ ten .tof 0eorGia, inviting her and e friend, Miss Mildred Cervosa. to spend a few days in Niagara Tails.
 Harry qsanrrelied with his wife over the 7 letter. Mrs. Sampson's lawyers state that Manson had written asking Mrs. sampson to act chaDeron.
 A SC nsational bit of testimony was offered by John Ebert. who declared that Harry Sampson had smokeless powder cartridges in his possession on the day of the shooting.
 The defense contend that this ex- plains why no powder marks were vis- ibis on sampsor'H shirt.
 Carl Allyn, bxother Of Georgia. tes- tifisd that he had burned the outer 'shist that Harry had woFn Wnan he
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
TAFTMAYNTERvENE
COAT, OPERATORS WILL NOT REC OGNIZfs UNION.
Beng of CententisR in Anthracite Re- sien ia stilf Unsettled and Presi- dent May Name Beard
 ct Arbifration.

Philadelphia, April 7.--At meeting here today between anthracite coal operetors and the officers of the United Mine Workers of American, represents ing the anthracite workers of Penn syivania, to consider demands made by the miners, the operators refused all the demands and submitted instead a proposition to extend the wage agree ment brought about by the anthracite strike commission for smother term of three years. t.
 In order that the proposition be lald before the officers Uf the mine workers orxaufzation of three anthracite dis- tricts. who are now in this city. the conference adjourned to meet again tornorrow afternoon at o'clock.
 The agreement does not provide Tor recognition of the miners. union. and this. 1t is said, is the bone of conten- ton. as the operators absolutely re- fuse to recognize the union. It. is said that should the operators refuse to make any concession and insist upon the offer to renew the anthracite strike comtnissior,'s award, the miners will appea1 to President Taft for the ap- nointment of a commission to investi- rate the conditions controlling the mtn- inc and seIling of hard coal.
 fiji also said that if the confer enee comes to an end without an agree. ment being reached the miners will not declare a strike. but will leave is to the operators, if they see nt to do 50. to declare a lockout. ,r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
TRIAL OF F. 5. BOUVY
SENSATIONAL ALLEGATIONS MADE
 IN LOUIsrANA.
Man Who Kfllea Bridegroom Wss Tn Low With Mrs. van Ingea and Pleads Kfusband
 Mlsfrented Her.

{ Piaquemine, La. April 7.--The trial Of Fabian 8. Bouvy for the killing of Prof. Fred F. Van Ingen assumed 2 sensational aspect today. when the de- fense sought to prove that Van ln- sen's relations with his wife before their marriage were such as to arouse c justffahfe resentment in Bouvy. said to have been deeply in love with the
 Dr. George wiibert, of rlaauemine. deeiared that Miss Rhorer, who became Mrs. Van Ingen, declared to him that Van inKen had forcibly taken advant- age of her and had then asserted: k T despise him (van Ingen) and would like to dance on his cofIin."
 The defense also introduced evidence cf Van Ineep to Mss Rhorer was fors- sd by feiativss of the pride ana ttat nvuvy heid q place in thss affections of Miss Hhorer
 on the othsr hand. an uncle of Mrs. van Ynwenss swore on oross axAfni- nstlon thatshe had told Bouvy he must ceAss hfs attentions to the young wo- man.
 half late today In addition 10 the indictments brought out in the sfttk- sosieht to be established by the de- Tense. the statement of Bouvy offered a svif-defense theory. He declared that he saw Van fngen reaching into a grip by his side on the seat of the coach in. which the bridal couple. Rouyy and relatives of the couple were riding and that he thought the brfde- groom, in view of what had gone be- fore. was about to make an effort to shoot him.
 Remarkable despatch has character ized the trial thus far.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
PR0HI IN FLORIDA
sENATOR BEARD INTRODUCES
 STATEWIDE BILL.
Faeaolutfon is Presented Aaking the Goyernment to Continue che Navy YarA ut PensaeoIa--Soleas
 At W0rk.

raiiahassee. Fla. April TIA state- wide prohibition bill. was introduced in the Senate today by Senator John &. Beard It will be referred to the Committee on Temperance as soon as that committee is named
 President Hudson, of the Senate. is @ strong advocate of prohibition.
 Senator Sloan introduced bill ma king 1t unlawful to drink Intoxicating liauors on passenger traina.
 Three bills were introduced inc the Senate to rsgulafe banking in this State and to secure the gusrantee oe bank deposits.
 A Senate resolution nsemorialising the Florida Senators and Congressmen at Washington to do all possible for secnring the permanency of the Pen- saeoia navy yard was adopted.
 No bills were introduced in the House today It is expected thet the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House will announes their committees tomorrow.