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The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE NOTES

With Riddle, Gardiner, Downey, and
Mawhinney. Twining has fast and we'll
trained infeld.
Wynkoope, OF Twining. has been used
as emergency pitcher Of late. and per-
formed splendidly against Wallach Fri
day.
Nesmlth and wetzel. OF wallach play
a remarkable infeld, both drawing ova-
ton from the fans for their classy team
work
Advent seems to be a brotherly team,
three sets Of family ties being repre-
sented in two Penningtons, Shearers, and
Humphreys.
Fegan is pulling on some clever stunts
behind the saucer for Manhattan, and IN
last weeks games caught numerous run
ners mapping at the switch.
COnover. Of Agriculture. plays a re-
rnarkabIe game, either at short or center
field. pulling in almost impossible chances.
His work st the willow Is also high class.
Cruickshanks, OF Ninth, IS good either
at second base or on the slab, and while
IN the latter position plays as fine a
fielding game as any artist on the mound.
Tommy Carr. on short for Manhattan.
made a fast running catch or Oakley S
drive IN Thursdays game, which brought
forth an abundance Of cheering from the
stands. Tommy is also making some
timely swsts with the wagon tongue.
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Mickey" Guy. the Western High
School boy. is playing short for Washing
ton Loan and Trust
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PItcher Johnson UnheId.

Sporting Editor The Washington Herald
Sir: 1 wish 10 call attention 20 the
error published by the scorer Of the Col
Ored Departmental League 20 the effect
that Pitcher Johnson was forced 70 re-
tire on account OF the heavy hitting OF
the Bureau team in the recent game be
tween the War and Navy and Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing teams.
1t was the inability OF Catchers Haw-
kins and Savoy 10 handle what Johnson
served UP TO the batters. that caused
Manager Beasley 70 send IN a lighter
twirler Johnson. who is noted for his
terrific speed is generally caught by
White. who happened 70 be absent on ac-
count Of Illness. PARIS Il. POLLARD
President c. ID. L.
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PELL TENNIS CHAMPION.
New York Racquet WieIder Captures
Southern Title.

Atlanta. Ca. July PIP. R. Pen. Of
New York, this afternoon won the South
ern Tennis Championship in singles, de-
feating Nat Thornton. in three straight
sets. The result was never IN doubt
after the first game. Pel PLAYED brilliant
y. while Thornton. apparently nervous.
showed little Of the form which made
him twice champion OF Dixie. Peu won
81; 6-l: Go.
Al the close OF the match trophies
were delivered 10 winners Of the various
events as follows.
TO P. r. Peu. New York. challenge cup
championship in singles; c. Z. Doyle,
Washington, trophy runner up in singles;
TO Pell and Grant. challenge cup cham
pionship IN doubles; Doyle and Doyle.
trophy, runners up in double; P. r PeIl,
trophy, winner OF the meet. Miss Turtle
Of Brooklyn. challenge cup and trophy.
winner in ladies singles; Mrs. D. ". Mon
roe and Mr.. Logan. New Orleans. chal-
lenge cup in mixed doubles; II. z. Doyle.
Washington, trophy. consolation winner.
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TABOR INN

PENNSYLVANIA AVE NEAR BEACH C1oO.
aruc.ed 0ceEl view Private baths. Elsyat1r. Opss
al he ycaE- HENRY DARNELL
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WHEN WAGNER CONES TO BAT.

know just how n fellow feels
the cold gray "mOrning after;"
when all about the ceiling reels
there's iIttle show for lauShterj
know just how IL hits a guy
when bills begin to grow. and
bin collectors on the SLY line mp
I'm motley rows know exactly
how he feels when up and down
they face him. and with line
OF endless spiels they follow him
and chase hint bus In the line
OF ticixIISh deals that send orc 10
the mat, wonder how the pitch
er feels when Wagner comes 10
bat. / know about how HOOse-
Welt feels out In the tunEIed
spnce, with boa constructors at
his heels and hipPOs at his face.
know how Il would strike me
out in some Wild western lair II
should swiftly turn nbout, md
face a grizzly bear. or walking
down n street high-fcnced. with
no long stretch 90 run. should
find my features pressed against
an automatic EunI but In the
line OF tiekIish deals that leave
one feeling fat wonder how a
pitcher feels when Wagner comes
t. batB-Grantland Rice.
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FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and oIe-half furlongs stoly-
Pin l0T kennedy even. WCn. Gen Lee. lOs CHOW-
ardl 70 J. second; ROYAL Oak. l07 HERBERT. 10
l. third Time. lilo as Dr. Pillow. SearchAght,
Mercia. ard Odin also ran.
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase short course.
Creolin. III iStoncl. 10 I. won; DR.. Keith. l56
Archibald. 6 % S. second; Gault. 80 tBenishl.
Is 20 l. third. Time, SO Prince Of Pilsen and
Lizzie Fiat also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and one-hah furlongs. Ben
K. Sleet, lco Howard. 20 !. won; Glen Beachey.
lC) (Nhtingl 4 70 !. second; Short Order. HO
(Kcnnedyl s 20 3. third. Time, ld3 55. Pulka.
Whim. and My Gal also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs Royal Onyx. l0l
CIebcTti 10 g. won; BellWether. IL Nientrl. 8
20 5. second; Dr ". Briggs. 100 kennedy. 70 /
third. Time 10 Three starters.
FIFTH RACE-One and One-sixteenth miles
Steele. 100 (Whitingl. 10 2. won; Desperate. l0l
Herbert. 2 20 !. second; 0rlandot, 100 Howard
9 70 5. third Time. l:55 s-5, Dana H. and Loi:
Cavanagh also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and furlong Dis
pgte. 6 Davenport. % g wCn; Ge-Tymander
@ Cans IS TO :. second; Billy Pullman l04 Ken
nedyl 10 10 l. third. Time 295 Is Ketchcmlks
and PrUtagonis. also ran-
SEVENTH RACE-One ard one-sixteeuth miles
Hooqay. 100 Davenport. 20 5. won: Lanigan. lG
(Flyun 10 20 I. second; Us1ry. los tSteele Is 10
third. Tine. . IS. Mozart, Quagga, and CraW
5ord also
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There VIII be a meeting 81 the interest
OF The Bank OF the Potomac IN the Alex
andria County Court Hose on Tuesday
afternoon. The bank has been organized
10 loan money TO home builders in Alex
andria and Fairfax counties. particularly
IN the latter. Another meeting wfu be
held az Mount Ida IN the Mount Vernon
school building, on Thursday evening al
7.3Q o'clock.
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YESTERDAYS
l. 3 4 5 G.
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cHETWOODE-

Psciic ard ILinois ares. Write fo- or hookief
hsfore drciina specisi July ra-es S u SIS pr
WccE. M1nz-C1cur and CElcrs1ip
EMILY n DElIPST-
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The board OF managers Of the Sunday
School League should lose no time n
getting new bases, as the old ones are
so near the color Of the ground and
are so worn that a number OF the
players cannot see them, no less than FIVE
men being out for not touching the bags
during the last week. II was a great re-
lief 10 see BueEler touch all the bags
square in the center on his home run on
Friday. so many home runs having gone
for naught because Of the runners not
touching all the sacks. The cutting OF
bases has come 10 be such a regular
thing that the first words the coachers
shout when the batter hits tie ball Is,
Touch all the bases"
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Roanoke, 8; Portsmouth, 3.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Roanoke, Va, July 2.-Portsmouth's
hard luck and Roanoke's timely bat work
account for the victory OF the locals IN
to-day's game. The score was TO g.
Hale was taken out Of the box IN the
sixth inning and Clunn suffered a sprain-
ed arm In the third inning and was sue
ceeded by Hamilton. Portsmouth had
the best OF Il al the bat and IN base
running. but Roanoke put the game on
ice In the second inning with i've runs.
Score.
RHE
Portsmouth 0OIl 0 O-3 y 2
Batteries-Haie. Andrada. and Ryan. Clunn
Hamilton. and CoEan. Umpires--AIessrs Pender and
Henuegar. Tine Of gsme-l hour and IS miurtes
Attendauce-601.
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Haserstown Defeats winchester.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd, July E.-Winchester
was defeated by Hsgerstown in an exclt-
Ing game here this afternoon by the score
of to . Tt was a pitchers battle with
Russell more effective with men on bases.
Dugan made great running catch in the
Out1eld. HageTstOwn now leads Win
chester by one game in the series. Score:
r. II. Z.
Wincaester........... 0 OIOo OlO-2 4
Bagersto'En. ..---.---- 2 0 o Olx3
Batteries-W Winchester Brooks 0fahTy and Duf-
fey; HaggTZtoWn. Russell and Thacker Umrire-AIr
McAtee. Time Of game-l hour and 80 minutes
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FAVORITES ALL LOSE
Students of Form GrOggy
When Days Sport Ends.
JOCKEY BLAMED FOR DEFEAT
Grand Has Noun. on st. Dunstan,
the FavOrite-AIIows Himself 10 BE
Shut on nj the start and Stewards
VIII Probably Investigate the
Raee-Summaries at sheepsheaG.

New York, July 12.-Six favOrites went
down 10 defeat at Sheepshead Bay to-
day, and when the racing was over the
students OF public form were grOggy. Not
since the local season opened has the
turf suffered such a crushing blow in
one day. While ordinary racing luck and
some miscalculation had much TO do with
the disaster the crowd did not hesitate
to lay the blame for the defeat Of ST
Dunstan in the Selectman selling race for
two-year-ol6s upon the shoulder Of
Jockey Grand. Wherever turfmen gath
cred to discuss this race after the red
went up, the boys name was on their
tongues.
Because Of his victory last Friday. ST.
Dunstan opened at TO 5. But it was
soon apparent that practically all the
smart set believed that Glennadean
would get the money. So the price
against Dunstan scared, while the odds
on Glennadean were shortened until the
latter went 20 the post favorite at l. to
10
When the barrier was released, Grand
for some reason. pulled his mount VI
short and got him shut of. Contrary to
llt expectations VI LAAS Wise AA4S--f 49,
ever Little King. who was ignored by
them, shot 70 the front with such a
great turn OF speed that he came homS
a winner by a length and half. Glen
nadean finished IN the place. Grand
ride on St Dunstan was very weak, anC
a rumOr was soon current that the
stewards would begin an investigation.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Sx and onc-haH furlongs. Tin
Pippin. IL Grand. 20 s. won; Prince Gal. u
Powers. Il 70 10. second; CasQue- lo3 tCneeEyl,
10 J. third. Time. lis S5. Miss kearney also ran
SECOND RACE-One mile George W. Lebolt
70 J. second Sententious "a tRusseln, 70
third. Time 40 Rye. Dandy Dixon. Monoele
Momshine Fountainblue. Cheek. Campeon an
Gascoutie also ran-
THIRD RACE-FiTc and one-half furlongs. Lit
lie King "a Chevy. B 10 5, Won; Glennadeanc
100 Glass L % 10. second; ST. Dunstan, II
tGrandl. 70 s. third Time. 1G % Inspire
and Top Notch also ran
FOURTH RACE-Oue and one-sixteenth miles
Auzee. los Glass. a 70 ). won; Efendi. 10
Doyle) 5 TO l. socond Nimbus. l2 lPowers).
to s. third. Tine. 1;i5 - Three starters.
FIFTH RACE-One and one-Quarter miles SU
perstitious. 100 Aiusgravel. 20 l. Won; Miss Cate.
b. s6 CTaplin), % 10. second: Eschau. % li'
Caheyl. Is 70 ]. third. Time 207. Rio Grand
slsJ ran.
SIXTH RACE-FiTe furlonEs. Everett. rs DJ
gam. 70 /. won: Christina ll2 (Raynerl. IS {
l. second: Bang III (ButWell. 5 70 2. third. Time
I01- II r. Williams Ben LOYAL. Pocket. Hibg
Mica Eddie DuCan. Harry GrOthe. Crack ShOOte
Foursome Candleberry. DanAed. Shoreham. an
Gray Goose also ran-
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Georgetown olives Challenge.

The Georgetown Olive baseball club
would Ike 20 arrange games with teams
averaging sixteen years. The Cherrydale
A. c. and Imperial A. c. are especially
invited TO communicate with Manager J.
Keane, 2sO7 Olive avenue, for dates.
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EXCURSIONS.
DELIGHTFUL 3s-HOUR OUTLINES

On the Picturesque and Noble Potomac
Via Steamers Of shs Potomac & Chesapeuks Steam
boat Company from Eighth street wharf south
west.
An ostins riyalins in beauty Lake George Or
the Hudson
Fer schedule call phone Main El2
Round TIP tickets. including fare and stateroon.
s o. Two in a ro0m $50 each. Mc7ls. iabis
d'hOte SC each. ia carte also.
W 7. CARNE, IT., W. 3. EAiAIERT,
Genl Agt. Vice Presf- and Cen ME--
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Norfolk Defeats Richmond in Beau
tifuI Game.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Norfolk Va, July 1--John Fox won
from Richmond this afternoon, 10 O.
Not hit did he yield with a Richmond
runner on base. but himself made two
twO-baggers out OF the five hits credited
10 his side. and one OF these drove in the
run that won the game. But Fox had
magnificent support from Busch al short
stop. and Seitz. in left field. made the
most sensational catch Of the season.
Richmond got but one runner as far as
second base. and that by the grace OF the
umpire. Score:
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MATCH BURNS AND LANeFoRD
To Fight Twenty Rounds in England
in October.

I'm October.
New York. July 12.-Tommy Burns. the
former heavyweight champion. and Sam
Langford, the colored middle weight.
have been matched 10 fight a twenty
round bout In England the latter part OF
October.
Joe WoOdman, manager OF Langford
who arrived in town last night from B0s-
ton said the match was ciinched. he
having acceded 10 the terms for Lang
ford They viii hght for a big per
centage Of the gross receipts at A show
10 be held by Hugh Mcintosh, the Aus
tralian fight promoter. and Billy Brady.
Woodman and LangfOrd VIII sail Tor
the other side on September %. Mcintosh,
who is the manager Of Burns, proposed
the match. and WoOdman held out for a
certain percentage, and has now received
word that his terms have been accepted.
So the match is on They win battle at
catch-Weights.
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Bervyn A. C., 23, Washington A. C., 4.
spcclsi to The Washington Herald.

CIllIlL % IIt Wu'LIIlaIllI IItIl-ll.
Berwyn. Nd, July 12-The Berwyn
Athletic Club defeated the Washington
Athletic Club here to-day. o 10 L The
feature OF the game was Shipley's pitch
ing, he allowing but five hits. Costello
also played a good game for the losers
C0ora-
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Alexandra News Agency. Is South Royal street.
Alexandra. Va. authorized agents and carriers
fer The Washington Herald. Ths Herald Wil Be
delivered daily and Sunday 20 any address II
Alezanaria fsr % eents . north.
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Berwyn A. C.--------------- x-&
Left on bases-Wssbington A. C., s; Berwyn A.
C.. g. Bases on halls-Od Shipiey. 8. OF Price. 4;
OF King. p Innings pitched-By Price 4; by King
T. Hits made-Of Price l3; Of King. s. Struck
out-By Shiplcy. Z; by Puce. 4: by King /. Two
base hits-CastellO. Stabler Hughes. Bauglman.
Fischer o., C. Shipley. Barrows 3. Shipey Passed
halls-King. Wild pitcl-Ring. Umpre-AIr.
Ncwbery. Time Of gsme-l hour and s. minutes
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NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Corporation Court POstpOnes
Cases to Fall Term.
MURDERER TO BE SENTENCED

Five Hundred Dogs in Danger Of
scoop Net-LIveIy Election Contests
TO-night-Potomae Bank Meetings.
Senator and Mrs. Cbauneey VI. De-
pew ViSis Old Christ Church.
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NOTES OF THE AMATEURS.

The protest Of the Langdon team
against the game lost 10 Hamline was
disanowed. as it was shown that Benson
and Howard were eligible 10 play. Il be-
'ng merely an oversight OF Manager
Holmes that the names were not for
warded TO the secretary OF the league
before the game.
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Loses Opening Game.

Danvine. Va. July l2.-Inenective pitch
ing By Loos. coupled with the poor sup
port rendered him. lost Danville the open-
ing game 10 Lynchburg to-day The visit
ors put UP a fast game In the field. and
rendered Orth. who pitched the first six
innings, and Moser, who pitched the last
three. the best kind Of support Moser
allowed no runs and no hits in the innings
he pitched Score:
RH z.
DauvfIe.............. l 0 0 ! 90 90 s 3
LyuchbUrg- ---..-..... o o ] 2 o 0-6 Il 0
Batteries-Loos and Laushlin: Orth. MoseT, and
Pratt. Umpire-blr. Mace.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

The War team, IN the Departmental
League. has forfeited its last three games.
and was saved from forfeit once because
Treasury also had men absent II IS Ger
tainly time that Manager Long brought
about a reorganization. for the material
IS there, and the only thing needed is 10
make them play.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
CARS TO KENSINGTON

Leave 18th 81 and y. T. ave. CD quarter h0rs; pass
Bridge MAIN ENTRANCE zoo PARK. = Lake
coDnect With kenSngtou Ira
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Linworths Defeat shapplrios.

The Linworth A c. defeated the Shap-
pirio A. c. in one Of the most hotly con-
tested games played on the Monument
grounds this year. The Linworths claim
the seventeen, eighteen, and nineteen
year old championship OF the District,
having defeated the Olympia A. c.. the
olympic, and the Shappirios. all OF whom
claimed this title. Linworths would Ike
70 arrange games with all teams which
think they have a claim to this cham
pionship. Score:
2 u Z
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New York, July L. - Mighty Roseben
Will race no more. Davey Johnson has
decided to let the Big Train pass the re-
mainder OF his days al the farm Of James
". Wadsworth, in the Genesee Valley,
and the once champion sprinter. perhaps
the greatest in the world. wiz board q
private car at Gravesend on Thursday.
Roseben broke down hopelessly In the
fore legs after his race at Sheepshead
Bay ten days ago, when he was defeated
by NimbUs.
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THEL0BISBBRG
DELAWARE RESORTS.
MARYLAND RESORTS.

RIvERDALE HOTEL-NOW OPEN:
new management. spacious lawns. arte-
stan water: bathing. boating. Grabbing;
fishing free. For terms and circulars aa-
dress Mrs. H r. HOWETH, Tlghman,
Nd Zs
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ROSEBEN ADEAD one
Once Champion Steed Will
Never Race Again.
HAS OUTLINED HIS USEFULNESS

Greatest of Worlds Sprinters Broke
Down HOpeIessIy I'm Recent Race
at sheepshend Track-Win spend
Remainder of His Days on Farm.
other Sporting Gossip.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

Ninth IS keeping UP q good game and
trimming the leading teams without much
trouble They are handicapped. they
think by having 10 play a number OF
Saturday games but with their large
roster they should be able to put a good
nine on the field at any time.
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Hotel Ostend.

sFtl. Atlantic City. y. J. Cap s06 Ideal family
hotsi. POrches adjoi1 Boardwalk Heated sea water
EEifcuirg pool. Prodrcts u ovn farm s1rrles
table. White seTice- RATES special. guDe 80 and
up daily, Amman pan SlLg up weekly MUSIC
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

Sullivan. short stop for the Trainmen,
Is a promising youngster. a good base
runner, and fielder, while his hitting has
been about the average.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

The Adams Express Company team
has quiet a following. and the rooters
have proved that they can make a noise
when their team is ahead, despite the
hot weather.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

J. and sam Peck. Of the Adams team.
have been doing fine work lately. es-
pecially Sam, whose catching IS great.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
HOTEL TRAYMORE,

Atlantic CITY. n. J.
Opon thrCuEnOu1 the yea Famous IS L1a hO1E
for ths confcrfs a hone
TRAT1IORE HOTEL COMPANY
u. 8. WHITE. Q. O. AARQU ETTE
Prc-srrt hlnna-ee.
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Hotel YARMOUTH.

Bel1out 70 Iowa ave directly on the beach EvsrJ
rooz ocean view. Cap. so. Elevator private hzrhz.
&c. Porch5s overlook Boar5EaIk. Cuisine feature
TIE CARLTON. Chelsca ave. and Beech.-Cels-
t-ated for IL home c1nf1rts au1oirtreuts and a.
bic. select patrcuages tth season
CHAs. P. ZAzZALI
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Don't you wish that we had some OF
the rain that was wasted during the
early part OF the season 10 cool on the
diamonds, eh7
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

1t is not by any means surprising that
Jeffries has just made the announcement
In Montreal that he will not fight Jack
Johnson after all. He is quoted as saying
he cannot get into condition; that he
would not meet negro anyway. and that
ing the present champion. From the time
that Jeffries began training II has been
repeatedly asserted that he did not mean
business The fact that the boilermaker
refused to cover Johnson's s 5000 forfeit
and sign articles on several occasions
convinced sporting men that there would
be nothing doing. Jeffries' theatrical con
tract Of twenty weeks expires on July l..
He has cleaned up $4,000. and has fooled
the public.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

LinWorth A. c.. 02IIO O2Ox-8
shippirio A. Co.. 0l0 "a
Battedes-Cafter and Plat; Slack and Moses
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G0NflnENTAL

Tsu1esses ave. near Beach- Always opea- Pr
vste haths. EleTsto=. Own fan products Best
So daT house IN Atlantic Ciry. SPECIAL weekly
Tates. Bookigt MARGARET WALSH DUNCAN
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

Sam LangfOrds manager. Joe Wood
man. who was in town to-day, made the
interesting statement that LangfOrd
would not sign articles 10 fight Ketcheu
TO a finish at Ely, New. on Labor Day,
Unless a new cut up Of the S25,o00 purse
was arranged.
'Langford viii not let Ketchell have
$4,000 win. lose. or draw" said Wood
man. He will insist on sl2,50O as his end
or there viii be no fight.
'Langford is as much OF a drawing
/ card as KetChell. and Is entitled 20 just
as much money. The Ely promoters
/ some time ago promised US a S3G0O0 purse
with $4,000 for Langford. but they have
/ evidently changed their minds. Now Il
will cost them Sl2.500'
| AS Ketcher has signed articles and as
/ VIII Britt, his manager. is not in the
habit OF retracing his steps, Il IS be-
/ lieved that unless Langford accepts S5.00i
as his end there VIII be no night. Before
/ he sailed for England 70 fight Hague
| Langford offered 10 fight KetcheH for
nothing. If the Boston negro is sure that
he can whip Ketchen, ring followers say
that he should jump al the Ely PROPOSE
/ ton.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

Handy's third base playing for the
Adams Express Company IS Of a high
standard. By the way. now many Handys
are playing IN the Railroad League any,
way?
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
H0TEL LAMBoRN.
The HOEMHURST.

Ocean end Earya1d ave. Aglaadc City. y :
EIerator % streer Level roons En- sire with piFz-
hsrhs JULIA A. MILLER
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

Hughes. Southerns' new twirler, Is
showing up wen IN the center OF the
diamond.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

News has, been received II this city an
nouncing the death OF Mrs. Mary Ellen
Davis. widow OF John Davis. and aunt Of
John A and Charles 3. Marshall OF this
city. at Hoadley. Prince William County.
Va. She was eighty years Old Her
funeral will take place al 3 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

Senseney. certainly has had his eye on
the ball recently. connecting for four
hits out Of four attempts in game last
week.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
HOTEL JACK son
The LELAEDE

DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH a. Nassachusct-s
IEs specisi l0E rates Nay and June.
JACOB 3. RAwE-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

It Is reported that after the hull OF
the old ferry steamer Laekawanna has
been dismantled and removed from the
slip az the foot of King street. that the
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Com
pany VIII construct q wharf and transfer
its Offices 10 the foot Of King street
where the Norfolk steamers VIII land.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

a meeting OF n. D. Corse Camp. Sons
Of Confederate Veterans. was held this
evening at Lee Camp Hall Considerable
business OF Importance was disposed OF.
Among the visitors at Old Christ
Church to-day was Chauncey N. Depew
and wife. Both expressed great interest
at their visit 20 the historic old edifice.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

Heudritz, the clever second baseman
for Southern. is batting and fielding at q
great rate.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

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