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The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
LIVE STOCR-
EAST svrr>Io-Op.pInr.

EAST BUFFALO. Dec. 1.-Dunning
.G stevens live stock report Cattle. q
cars. steady. Hogs. - cars. strong;
heavy $50. fofkers s.. 80. Pigs $50.
~lrep 90 cars. stead.. best lambs.
s,-"0QS VeariinEs. $50 90. wrtherS.
g. n 30. ewes. ) So calves ~ %
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
GEORGE BROWNE LEADS
NATIONALS WITH BAT
acquisition from the Chicago Cubs Hitting the Ball
at a .247 Clip.

Little improvement is noted in the bat
ting averages Of the Nationals for the
past week But Two points have been
added 10 the team average. which is now
49,
George SroWne. the recent acqd.s.tion
from ;he Chicago Cubs. IS now leading
the bunch, with The fair average Of "a
Charlie Smith has batted az a rs clip
but has played in only eight games. and
IS therefore undeserving Of the honors
Brownies average last week was "a
which shows but a slight change for the
better.
The greatest increase IS noted in the
averages Of DeIehanty and Clyde Milan
Del has batted az .2I clip duTiAg the
past six games. boosting his average 70
a mark Of -Ieo. IN increase Of .e5S over
last week. Milan, with an average OF
-5S3 fO- the past week. has increased his
average considerably. and now ranks
second. with a mark OF -239
cap" DonOhue, who was leading the
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
SPORTING SIDELIGHTC
Ey BILL BAILEY. ~

Everything was quiet around town yes
terday until about : O'Clock, when Nike
Thompson blew in from the No Shore.
II our Alexandra correspondent doesn't
wake up and send Us something about
the Alexandra A. A. baseball team We
are going TO publish something about
him
The risk assumed in shooting lions
We are told, is not as great as that as
sumed in shooting coyotes The king
Of beasts" has been shown Up as a
skulking poltroon that won't show fight
If he can duck out OF It He viii run as
far from a camera as he viii from
rife
Clarence Jacobson, who has been guard
ing the baseball park during BIZ Fowl
ers absence. has been playing the game
Of his life. Up to date nothing got past
him
Unless Jack Johnson puts on the re-
verse clutch, they VIII be asking waivers
on him soon.
Last week saw two spectacular tum-
bles. Sir Martin fell in the English
Derby and Larry Mclean. the Cincinnati
catcher, fen OF the water wagon
Now that Central has beaten Tech.
and Tuckerman downed our old friend.
Thatcher. at golf. the house Of Spald-
ing is feeling anything but cheerful
We won't dare drop IN and see Charley
King right away.
IN an open challenge says Spot
Light, Howard Shelly wants 20 cross
balloons with any aeronaut IN the coun-
Try, winner take ALL
Besides being King Of England. En-
peror Of India and head knight Of the
Royal Pazazzas. Edward vi Is some
turfman.
Just as We were beginning 70 Ike
Tony Sousa he appears on the Avenue
In a new suit and a hair cut.
Joe Cans chuckled merTily to himself
when hs heard what happened TO Hy-
land Saturday.
Why don't Tommy Lowe fight some
body some time2
Says an exchange; "Of course, you can
not tell anything about this, as II is
liable 20 be coppered AZ any minute, but
we have It on reliable authority. seeing
that It IS printed In e reliable paper, that
the Detroit club Is beset with domestic
troubles. Il Is stated that the old heroes
are jealous Of Hughey Jennings atten-
ton to the pullets"
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
HOLD OUTDOOR MEET.
Chevy Chase Junior Club Conducts
Successful Affair.

The first annual meet Of the Junior
Club Of the Chevy Chase Association,
held at Chevy Chase on Saturday. Nay
q was q signal success from every
standpoint The seven events were car
ried through with promptness and dis
patch. Poilt-winning was individual n
character, and only local members were
entered.
Edward shaifer. better known as Got
ton" won the first honors. with 1S
points. F. Nix and 3. Dawson followed,
with II and points. respectively.
The events and winners were:
High jump-woa by shaifsE. Height. 4 feet s
inches.
Poie vault-von by Dawson. Height. Z feet 2
riches thandicap7edl.
Rvnning bread tunp-woa By Nix. Distance, IS
feet inchss-
Standing bcOoa 5unp-Won by Nix Distance. 5
feet s inches
Fifty and seveoty-hTe yard dashes-BOth Won by
Shaife- Tine. 015 and G5s
Free-f0--au rrn-Woo by shsissz
Mr- J Ord conducted the meet. assisted
by Mr. G. n Richards and Mr. N Curtis.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
HAIL LANGFORD as CHAMPION.
Clever Negro Boxer Makes Big Hit
in London Music Halls.

New York. May 3o.-sam Langford. Of
Boston. IS billed in the London music
halls as the champion heavyweight OF
the world" He IS showing 70 crowded
houses. and is raking N the money hand
over fist.
The fact that Johnson has refused to
Ill his European contracts while Lang
ford Is on the other side. has increased
the belief there that Burns eonqueror
is a quitter- Langford has received z
championship belt from the National
Sporting Club. and says he viii defend
his new honOrs against any man in the
world. he does not bar Jeffries in max
ing I'D his list OF desirable opponents. and
says he viii fight Johnson, winner take
all Il was apparently a sorry Gay for
Johnson when he repudiated his agree
ment 20 fight Langfcrd in LOndOn's crack
boxing club
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
BUSY DAY FOR SPORT
Many Interesting Events
Are Carded.
TWO GAMES At NATIONAL PARK
and New York Hook Up
in Morning and Afternoon Games.
Golf, Tennis Tournaments, Motor
cycle Races, and Horse Matinee
Complete List of Days Activities.

The sport calendar for Memorial Day,
as indicated below. is sufficient evidence
for the statement that there viii be
''somethin' doin' 4" in these parts or this
eventful day.
The mecca OF sportdom viii naturally
be American League Park. where The
Washington and New York ball clubs
viii cross bats in morning and after
noon games. the former starting at 10
o'clock and the latter AT 3 O'Clock.
The many followers Of the Independence
and Suburban amateur leagues VIII be
given a chance 70 see their favorites in
action. The SUburbanites promise 10 take
advantage Of the legal holiday and play
morning and afternoon games, one be
tween Takoma and Parkview. which viii
start al 10 o'clock, and the second be
tween Reed ana Woodbun. TO be played
at 40 O'Clock
other Sports Carded.
For the stay-at-home busybody who
fancies other than the national game
there are other interesting events on the
card.
At the Chevy Chase and Columbia golf
clubs the members viii put in day for
match and handicap play. The former
club VIII also be the scene Of interesting
tennis matches. AT the Bachelor Club
play will be continued in the Middle At
I lahtic championship tournament, and
I judging from the class of play Of the
past week. the lover Of the popular game
should spend a pleasant day al the new
home OF the club.
Z Admirers OF motorcycle sport have been
/ provided for. The Motorcycle Club Of
I his city. has arranged an interesting pro-
/ gramme Of events. IN which many OF the
greatest riders n this part OF the country
vii start. The meet VIII be pulled or
/ at the Benning race course.
Matinee at BrightwOod.
3 The man who IS horse crazy but
/ claims an empty pocket. viii put in an
! enjoyable afternoon by vending his way
! 20 the BrightwOOd track. where the first
spring meet VIII be pulled on. The pro-
mOters Of the club have arranged an in
+ terestng card and the races should bring
out interesting competition.
; To-dayis sport card follows
BASEBALL
American Le1Eue Pa-E-W sshir--11 u New To-k
.u.crui1r and afteruoonl
Amateur games Irdepeudecce LeaFue--0 0'ci0cx-
Wallaca vs Advent Suburban Leszcs-l0 o'cIock
TaEa1a vs. PzrEvisW; : % ? II. Woc5bur1 -
Reed
GOLF
CLcvy Cbase-Thi-ty-sI ard eiGhcsen-hole medal
handicap matches
Cciuuhla-AIatch play
TENNIS.
Chevy Chsse-Iutsrclty match between Wasri--ron
AID Philadelphia. =, oDen invitation. chaupionshIp
matched
Bache.0r Clrb-CCnti1-atio1 q pay n Middle
Atlantic ASSOCIATION tou-1 s1rent-
MOTORCYCLE RACES.
Beuring trsck
HORSE RACING
Bri-hrrood rrzcE
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
LEACH CROSS MEETS CORBETT.
Fight Ten-round Bout Before Fair.
mont A. c. Next Friday Night.

New York. Nay S0-Young Co-bett ant
Leach Cross have been matched 70 fgh
ten rounds a. the FairmOnt Athletic CIui
next Friday night. the weight 70 be Is
pounds 81 O'Clock This will be n
most important fight in which Corbef
has enga ged since ne turned his back O
the Great White Way and began trai1
ing OF bis fat
The Denver boy has been climbing Z
ladder slowly but surely ever since "a
winter. and says that II he whips Gre
ne viii make z Bio for g battle with
lightweight II the world.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
TENNIS TOURNEY ON
Annual Invitation Event of
Chevy Chase Club Opens.
a CLASSY LIST OF ENTRIES
Fifteen 0ut-Of-tOvn Cracks and Full
Quota OF Local Contingent Repre-
scented in Tourney, which Prom
Uses TO Eclipse Previous Events.
Trophies for winners.

Racquet wielders Of this locality are
! expected to turn out in large numbers
at the Chevy Chase Club to-day to wit
ness the opening matches OF the second
invitation championship tournament IN
der the auspices of the club
This tournament is the important
event OF the year. and judging from the
classy list Of entries already received.
should eclipse anything Of the kind ever
attempted in this city. Already fifteen
out Of town players Of national reputa-
ton, not 20 speak OF the many expert
players Of this locality, have promised
20 compete FOR honors in the tournament.
Among the visitors are Wallace John
son, OF the Philadelphia Club and r
II. Palmer, OF New Jersey, two play
ers who caused quite a stir in local cir
cles last season by their remarkable
work in the tournaments Of the various
local clubs.
Trophies for Winners.
Handsome trophies. offered the win
ners Of the events. which are at pres
ent in the hands Of the winners n the
first tournament. held last season, are
again offered in competition this season
These trophies are az present held by the
following players:
r H. Palmer. OF New Jersey. mems
singles; Miss Marie Winner. Of washing
ton, ladies' singles; the Doyle brothers.
Of Washington. mems doubles. Miss
Evans, Of Alabama. and Wallace John
son, Of Philadelphia. mixed doubles.
These cups must be won three times
for personal possession, and the local
players expect 20 relieve the visitors of
several OF the cups which they carried
away last season.
The tournament VIII start al 2.30 O'Clock
this afternoon, and viii continue through
out The week The winners OF the va
rious events viii challenge the present
holders Of the trophies. the play-oR being
scheduled for next Saturday afternoon.
On Friday afternoon the players will en-
Joy the popular airs as interpreted by
the Marine Band.
IntercIty Match On.
Tomorrow morning, Immediately pre-
ceding play IN the club championship
Tennis League, composed OF teams Of
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington,
viii be played with the Washington and
Philadelphia teams as contestants Honors
in the league last season went to the
team from Quakertcwn. and from every
indication The visitors. with the for
midable lineup which they announce
FOR the match with Washington to-day.
viii make strong bid for honors this
season. The Washington aggregation are
confident Of making a creditable showing.
and with the best Of local talent in con-
petition. the followers Of the popular
game look forward 10 great sport.
The teams are composed Of the follow
ing players:
Wsshington-C. B. Doyle. II Z. Doyle.
Il P. 5. Cake, H Deis. P. Hills. Grosve-
nor, DR.. L ". Glazebrook, and G. Il.
Grosvenor.
delphia-DewbeTst, Carpenter, Trot-
ter, Bates. Crozier, Tilden. Watts. Biddle.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
MOTOR CYCLE RACES TODAY.
Interesting Programme Arranged
by CyeIe Club Of This CITY.

Interesting Programme Arranged
by Cycle Club Of This City.
The following events are scheduled fo<
tie motorcycle races at Benaing this
afternoon:
Frs eTsnt-Thresnfe uo=ics- Single cylinder
read machines. less nszer: opsn % p-i~z;s o=ns-s
BOT Oo1necred with the usde and who have ne-er
EoD r-ize a. any rRce meet.
secg1d sEslt-Fiys-u1ile open Single glinds- rad
Eschi1es. lez nufHer.
1hird eTeut--1tse1-rsle open
Fourth sFent-Efre-znils handicap Single cylinder
uaclin&
Eitth sT-1t-Three-11iis EoTeity. Single cyIinder
Fose zaeAiness less uHer. Machines q cr7testauts
s1l Be he'd ~ Ike b starters; r3ders VII b psaced
l0 yards 2 rezz q rne. and a. siznzl VII m 70
EArIng hne. mount machine. and proceed around
Ezck.
Sixth svsut-F1ve-milo open. Single cylinder ma
shires
seT1h eTsue-r0-uHs 00s. DOubls cylinder
uschine<
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
GEORGETOWN PLAYS FORDHAM
Contest in New York To-day to De-
eide Catholic College Title.


This afternoon the Georgetown Univer-
sity baseball team viii play Fordham in
New York in the final game Of the seq
son. The Hilltoppers returned 20 college
yesterday afternoon sOrely disappointed
over their defeat at the hands OF the
University Of Pennsylvania, but deter
mined 70 cop the final game with the
bunch from Gotham, and incidentally
capture the title Of champion Of Catholic
universities Of this part Of the country.
Balzer and Duffy viii be the battery for
Georgetown. Balzer won his game
against the New Yorkers on their last
trip TO this city. ard the followers OF the
team are looking for a repetition Of the
work. The team viii leave for New
York this morning. and viii be guests at
weIl-kncwn fraternity house during
their stay in the metropolis.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
SANDING OF he TEAMs.
CARDINALS SWAMP REDS.
score Eleven Runs in Initial Inning
and One Thereafter.

Cincinnati May So.-St. Louis to-day
made new initial inning record by scor-
ing eleven runs On six hits. three bases on
balls. and three errors. It required thirty
six minutes 10 play this half. fourteen
men going 20 bat and three pitchers BE-
ing used. Only one run was scored on
Karger. who finished the game for the
locals Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

ory. Lee Martin and Ed. Whitney. Of
Eastern High School. played III the Fred
ericksburg game. and up 10 date the last
named have not taken steps 70 get in
good standing with the A. 4 L
In talking with Gregory Saturday. Dr.
Wi0er advised him TO be careful and not
get mixed up with any more basketball
teams managed by Messrs. Stern and
DOdd
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
SECOND CAN'T

L"C0ase ulJs-CiaTke. GlfsOn q. S,eiufeldt How
arc Barbeaa, Wagner. Holman S7-iA-s Lf-s
1ll-ler >hecSard- Wagner. Wills o. stolen h7srs-
I,. r-sAI -. EFers- Stuck out-By PSester. s. by
Willis. > Bases on baIls-OF Willis 4. - us...s -
= Do1b'e play-Wsgnsr 10 Abstefn. IeF- -
1ases-Chieaso. z; Pitts5urz To- Yud ns-,f-
l. lIes'eI. InT1res-Messrs. Jchns,oas and C5-s,-s
Tine Of ganle-Z hours and 5 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
CUBS DROP TWO TO PIRATES.
PIttsburg Continues to Lead in Ma
tiOnaI League.

Chicago May 3o.-Pittsburg won both
games OF the double-header here this
afternoon, taking the first game by the
score Of 10 Z and winning the second by
a score OF ( to ?
The first game was a spectacular sort
OF q contest. in which Overall famed
ten, passed ten, and allowed eight hits.
The second game was q sensational af
fair, which was won by Hans Wagner in
the ninth inning when he drove the ball
70 the left field crowd for two bases with
the bases full Scores
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
How Thev stand

soo Gibson- Sacrisce L;ts-Jesch. wsEazr. Can
.ilL Al-er- sto-el bases-Bsrbear. Miller. Stein
f1lat. EvC7s. S;-1ck cu--Bv Overall 70. bv
Lee'sr. !; b. Camnitz. :. BASES Oh baIls-OF Over
a.. 4t' o. CsmuiJz. = DUub.s play-Sts1nfeidt 10
hare Left On base-Chiczso. 1. Psttslsf-z 2
VIA Itcn-OTcraI Umpires-1Isssrs. Jobrstone
4Io Cis-ck. Ilne .. glue-i hour and S nirstes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At New Orisaa.-Ser Orleans. ); llttl. noc.. }
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

AT Uucz-Ctica. s: Sczotor. 2
At SyT1cGse-FlIst game: Syracuse. 0. WIIkssbzrre
second Fzne: Syracuse. s. WIIkesbsrra Z
Al AlbeEy-Fsrst game: Elrnira. 0; Binsaau,tou. (
second s71ne; Albany, 2; Troy, Q. lAlbsny had ole
game scheduled that With Troy Eluaira and Biuv-
11Il1on PLAYED gzms the frst, because q ls--s-
sttsndzzcs u Albany
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
Oversight winner.

Paris, May S3-The race for the Prix
Lupin at Bois de BOulogns to-day was
won by VanderbiIts Oversight, BeIIhouse
Ep. Cheremeteff's Rebelle was second,
and Yeiipicard's Frere Luce third. There
were seven starters.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Detroit at Chicago.
ST. Louis at Cleveland.
New York at Washington.
Boston ut Philadelphia.
STANDING nP TIE TFANs.
TIGERS MAKE IT THREE.
Take Advantage Of White Sox's
Errors and Win Out.

Chicago. May S0.-The Detroit team won
its third straight victory over the Chicago
White Sox here this afternoon by the
score Of 5 70 !
The visitors took advantage OF the three
errors, and with timely batting and ex-
ceptional base-runnins, turned them into
runs. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

stickers last week. and COnr0y. who
ranked second, have fallen OF IN their
stick work. "Jiggs' has suffered 20 the
greatest extent. dropping from mark OF
IS 20 ia. Conroy has lost nineteen
points. and is now batting AT - clip
A week on the home grounds should
bring better results
Figures below tell the tale.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
MIKE DONLN.

o Nike. We sadly miss you.
The fans are feeling sad;
o Nike. say that yOu'D join Is
And r,ske rs al fee glad.
Old Brcoklyn team has topped Us:
Nov isn't that a Saame2
II never would have happened
Il ycu we're IN the game.
Or tesm IS quite 4 god ore,
They're playing claSSv hall.
Tie only thing W need now
Some batting, that Is az.
Nov. Nike don't diSarpOint ux.
Don't wait TIL its too lste;
Cons hack and be the hero
To1 were IN nineteen eight.
I hope that you VIII answer.
Q Nike. It's I'D 70 yo1
To help Is IL on struggle.
Ccue hack. MIks-'-P. j.. O."
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

sto-en oases-4J Leary. Cobb ~. Schmidt. Eush-
Struck out-By Smith, 3 BY summers + Bases o.
balls-OI Smith. /; Of Summers. , Double plays
AoTi1Tltyi Weldsy 10 TanGehilL Lei % bases
Detroit. s. Chicago. Hit b. pitcher-By sun
uers, Wid ritch-Sumners Passed ball
Schmidt Umpjres-Msss-s. Perrine and Erans
Tine Of gsne-l hour and Is Minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

rctchy. Sacri6ce hits-Shaw HulsWitt- stolen
bases-Shaw PheIps Evans Double play-ChaIies
70 KOnstchy. Bases Oh tails-Of EwiHg. 2 Of
Casper, :; OF KarEeT. 2; Of Sailee. ? Struck
ou;-By Casper, l. Hit by FitcheT-By Saiee,
WEd pitch-Barge-. Umpires-Mess7S. RiseT and
Truly. Tine Of Tzrne-3 hours.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
stanhODc A. c. After ScaIp..

The stanhOpe Athletic Club has organ
lied for the season, and would Ike 70 hear
from ali teams Of the District averaging
fifteen OF sixteen years OF age. Address
al challenges 70 7. Hughes. IL First
street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

Tzo-bzss hlt-L1.1ie- Sa=ifce hits-gc-es Ste
rhenS Double plzy-Fe-Tis % W{Iliz1s 70 Jones
Passed hslis-Be-nis. / stolen base-WaIaoe. Jones
Eases cn talls-Of Wsdden. :; OF Bsrgsr. L Struck
out-Bv Walden. :. hv Berger. 3 Left on bases-
- LCus- 5, C.sveland = Unpires-8fesS-s-
O'Loushiin aid KERN Ttae q gzme-l hour and
. minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

Johnny Gregory, the
best ail-round athlete
at Business High
School. raising the
suspension ban placed
on him last Febru-
ary when Gregory,
with four other well
known Capital ath-
letes. played basket
bail with q team
named the Crescents.
a { fredericksburg
Va
The Crescents were
under the manage
ment of Harry Dodd
and Alfred Stern, and
these young men did
not see ht 20 register
according TO A. A. L.
rules. hence Dr.. WI
Der promptly disqUai-
ified the whole outfit.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
EASTERN LranrE

A. PTcTidEnce- Providence. 3; Baltimore. :.
At NsTaTk-NcTsrk S. Jersey City. 4
A. Ao1trssl-8uHzio. !; Montreal. ..
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
RUBE WADDELL IN FORM.
Maps at Mercy of Eccentric TwirIer
and Lose Game

St Louis. Nay So.-Cleveland lost the
final game here to-day 10 St Louis by a
score Of . 10 O. Wadden was in excellent
form, end never gave the Maps a Iool<-in.
LajOie's hitting was the feature Of the
game. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

The Berwyn Athletic Club has organ
lied second team, and would Ike to ar
range game with teams averaging four
teen years Of age. Address ". c. Baugh-
man. BeTwyn, Md
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

pIon 1Uso lV nok 1uss 90 rIA TIIq pug
'plsIsH uolSIHUs5M 7uL o. pY lusM
&noS sUozdsIs1 u % zuIQl no2 sugN
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

Sporting Editor, The Washington Herald
Dear Sir: Can you tel me il Nicholson
now playing with the War team. ever
played in the Southern Lacquer
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
Is RRINSTAFED
Business High Athlete in Good
Standing with a. &. ..
Played Basketball with Outlaw
Team in Fredericksburg
Last February.

DR.. D. E Wiber, the Washington rep
resentative Of the A. A l., reinstated
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

Answer-Nicholson could not be located
on the White Lot last week, but this
question viii be put TO him the next tine
he plays, and then printed in this col
uTun.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
AMONG THE AMATEURS

Winchester should have a great han
team this year, as they have many of
last seasons stars in their roster this
season "Cy" Mcdonald. on first bass.
Curley Brown, 10 play third; Eddie Dr..
gan. Don Mcdonald, and J. Johnson :,
the out garden; George Mabry. TO catrh
and Lefty George, 10 90 the twfrIing
gives Winchester a nucleus for q for
midable nine.
Sandy Baker. owner. and shortstou On
the team, is one OF the best sports in
Virginia. and with him behind the team
ii should experience another good year
Some Of last years team are gone
however, Tommy CantweH being with
the Cincinnati team. Of the National
League, and Dalton. with Des Moines
in the Western Association.
Charlie King is playing d good first
base game for the Brookland club. and
seldom. il ever. does a bali get by him.
The Terminal r r Y.M. c. A League
viii give an excursion to Chesapeake
Beach Tuesday. June 2. 1859. for the
benefit Of the athletic fund. There viii
be q ball game between the two leading
teams in the Railroad League.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Pitfsburg. 81 Chicago. :.
st. Louis, Il; Cincinnati, =.
Pittsburg, ,, Chicago, ?.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Brooklyn At Boston.
Philadelphia At New York.
81. Louie at PittSbuFE-
Chicago at Cincinnati.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

It is whispered mat McGraw VIII retire
from baseball next fall, says q dispatch,
and that John 7. Brush VIII get q new
manager for the Giants. There Is said TO
be trouble in the New York club over this
matter
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-04-16
Coming Down Easy.

Inquiries after the welfare of Pat
rick Conroy were answered by his de
voted friend, Terence Dolan, who was
at the Conroys in the double capacity
Of nurse and cook. NO, he's not dan
gerous hurt at ALL was Mr. Dolana
reply to a solemnly whispered ques-
ton at the door.
1--WE heard he had. a bad fall, and
was all broke to pieces" whispered
the neighbor.
'Tis big story you've heard,'' said
Mr.. Dolan, in his cheerful roar.
"Thrue he fell off'n the roof O. the
Brady stables where he was shingling.
and he broke his lift leg, knocked out
a couple @ teeth and broke his collar
bone.
Mind We, if he'd have fell clear to
the ground, it might have hurried him
bad, but sure there was a big pile of
shtones and old lumber that broke his
fall"