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The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
CARPENTER WILL BE STARTER
Olympic Star to 0fficiate at The
Washington Herald Run.
Entries from Leading Clubs in the
South Continue TO Arrive
I'm Batcbes.

Jack Carpenter, well known 10 every
follower OF sports in America for his
good work at the Olympic games last
summer. will probably oficiate in the
capacity as starter Of The Washington
Herald ten-mlle run from The Washing
ton Herald Building 20 Benning race
track on Labor Day.
Carpenter IS one Of the best middle-dis-
lance men in the country, and has won
many medals for his work on the cinder
path. In the 4C0-meter race at the Olym-
pic games in London Carpenter won the
event from Haswelle, the English crack,
but the judges claimed that ne had foul
ed Haswelle and awarded the race 10 the
Englishman.
The A A. L. OF the United States did
not uphold the action Of the English
judges. and cleared Carpenter Of the
stigma which they tried 10 attach 10 him
across the water.
While not in prime condition. Carpenter
IS yet q great runner. and his many
friends are trying 70 induce him 70 again
don a running shOei He Is intensely in
terested in the running game, and VIII
be a big help 10 the other officials in
pulling OF The Washington Herald run.
Entries continue TO come in in patches.
and by the time the race IS scheduled 10
be run one OF the largest lists OF starters
OF any event OF a similar nature IN the
South is anticipated.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Bush was in fine form, both in the field
and at the bat.
Moriarlty had the unusual luck TO retire
tie entire side in Washington's fourth.
Claude Rossman was in the stand back
OF the press box watching the debut OF
his successor.
Cobb made an extremely pretty catch
OF a short fly by Browne, opening Wash
ington's sixth
Unglaub's error was on the muff Of a
foW from Delehantys bat in the third.
del then struck out
Manager Canullon is likely 10 work
Gray back tomorrow, in case Groom
does not seem 10 be on edge
washington is the first American League
club 10 complete the local series, so far
as Bennett Park is concerned.
The Tigers hit five balls through the
box, which was ample evidence that they
had the range on Wonderful Walter for
once
Much as the local crowd likes Dele
hanty. II would occasion no sadness Y
the teams were 10 trade second sackerS,
again.
The washington lnheld, with Schaefer
and Mcbride at top speed. locks like the
fastest aggregation on double plays Ia
the American League
The exchequer OF the Washington club
was considerably enriched as the result
OF the last two games. the team having
played 10 more than 10000 admissions.
Davy Jones IS rapidly getting into
shape It takes about month Of regular
play 10 get him into his top speed. after
ne has had to let down on the bench.
Mcbride made a sensational play IA
the second inning. running back Of John
son and grabbing Moriaritys grounder.
which the pitcher had slowed down with
his bare hand and following with swell
throw 70 first.
AS Donovan and Summers are being
saved for the Philadelphia series. IL seems
probable that Manager Jennings may
give one Of his youngsters a chance.
Speer seems the most likely. Groom may
be his opponent tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23

The fstic event % the week Is the ten
round bout between Sandy Ferguson and
Joe Jeanette next Friday night at the
Paramount Club, New York. II suenu-
oCs training means anything, they win
enter the ring in the pink Of condition.
Ferguson is nStural fighter. who at one
time w~s regarded IL Boston as the COM
ing heavyweight champion OF the world.
but high living proved a severe hahdi-
cap. Jeanette. IL VIII be recalled, went
over TO Paris last winter and lowered
the colors Of sam McVey in forty-nine
rounds. after the latter had scored nu-
merous knockdowns.
That Ketchell is confident Of beating
Langford is shown by his willingness TO
meet the Boston sluSger before the John
son fght at Colma. for 1t Is conceded that
If Langford should win KetcbeTs fight
with Johnson would Re declared OF.
Retchen saw Langford stop Morris Harris
in seven rounds last spring AT the Mara
thon Club, in Brooklyn. Harris weighed
twenty-five pounds more than Langford,
and was both slow and awkward. yet
he managed to stagger Langford N the
fourth round with a heavy swing on the
jaw. Ketchen never had seen Langford
put UP his hands before, and the moment
Harris landed this punch the middle
weight champion exclaimed: That's all
want 10 see. I can beat Langford sure.
II that Is his best form"
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23

ton A cuts away from the other leagues
next fail. some enthusiast who has
little money or influence should get Amer
lean League Park and let the young fel-
lows gambol about 10 their hearts con-
tent and shut out the greedy A aggre-
cation.
When tho vote came up as 10 whether
or not the Section 3 teams should play
any games at American League Park, al
OF the managers OF teams in that division
voted solidly for themselves. and the
manager Of the Agriculture nine. in Sec
ton A, voted with them settling the dis
pute. In this way the Aggies got back
at the other clubs for trying 10 Dust
Billy Belts as umpire.
The Section B teams are entitled TO as
much consideration and respect as the
other clubs. and the games at American
League Park should be split UP.
The American Security and Trust Com
pGny team made the most double plays
in the Bankers League for the season
just closed.
In the deciding game in the Sunday
School League recently shortstop spaul-
ding did not have a fielding chance the
eight innings OF play
Tom Quantrelle. OF Ninth. finished the
season with a fielding percentage OF .ss5
for "a games. Out Of 215 chances he made
only one misplay
Ninth closed the season IN the sun
day School League leading In both bat
ting and fielding. while BILLY Mar
ceron. Of Ninth. has the honor OF being
the best hitter, with percentage Of At
for thirteen games. Looks Ike Bethany
tucked out
Maddox, Of Parkview, leads the Sub
urban League with a percentage OF $40
for % games. Steele is second, with a
percentage OF .As for II contests. Park
view finished second IN team batting. with
Woodburn first. There Is q difference Of
leo points between the two teams.
y. T. WORLEY.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
OEPIRR AGAINST new YORK
Frank J. Farrell Says 0'LOughlin Is
Rubbing 1t in.
Claims Arbiter WOuId Have Been
MObbed I'm New York City but
for Clubs Protection.

New York, Aug 22-Is Umpire SILK
OLoughlin prejudiced against the High
landers2
President Frank j. Farrell, OF the New
York American League club says he in
tends to get a satisfactory answer to this
question. and will file a protest with
President Ban Johnson. OF the American
League, against the assignment Of
O'Loughlin TO any more games played
by Stallings' men.
Mr.. Farrell was hot under the collar
to-day when he received a telegram from
stallings. in Chicago. TO the effect that
O'LoEghlin had deprived the New Yorks
OF a victory by a decision which was pro
nounced manlfestIy unfair By Windy City
critics and fans.
Il am willing to be quoted as charging
OLoughlin with maliciously disorganiz-
ing the New York team by rendering
manifestly unfair decisions against US
during the first visit Of the Clevelands
to this city, when we were in second
place" said Mr.. Farrell Il can pro-
duce a hundred witnesses who VIII bear
me out in this statement; yet O'Loughlln
got away with II.
"OLoughlin would have been assaulted
by the crowd on our grounds because Of
these arbitrary and unfair rulings had
Il not been for the protection he received
from the New York club II is a mat
ter Of record that the Highlanders have
never had any serious trouble with I'm
pires Connolly. Sheridan. Evans. and
other competent men on the American
Leagues STAFF. but with O'Loughlin there
seems TO have been serious trouble every
time the players have encountered him.
4 am informed that ne deliberately
robbed the New YOrks In Chicago yes
terday. and that he viii be the means
Of having Kleinow, and possibly Knight.
suspended for kicking"
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COM MENT


The st. Louis Nationals have recalled
Pitcher Ed Higgins from Little Rock,
Ark He will play with the latter team.
however, until the end Of the season.
Dan A. Barry, the first baseman pur-
chased by the New York Americans when
Hal Chase refused 10 report last year,
has been signed by the Lincoln CNebr)
team.
Ralph Meyers, formerly OF the Univer-
sity OF California, has been purchased by
the Boston Americans from the Sacra-
mento Coast League club Meyers is a
first baseman.
President Kinsella, Of the Springfield
Qll.) baseball club, has sold Pitcher Ball
to the New York Giants for 5000 and
Second Baseman Bell to the St. Louis
Cardinals for $1,000.
Pitcher Eberle. Of Racine. one Of the
best youngsters in the wisconsin Illinois
League, has been purchased by the Red
sox. with Pitcher Young, CT the Free
port club Of the same league.
Manager Kittredge. OF the Wllkesbarre
team, has been INDICATED by the manner
ir which the team has developed. and
feels now that he is repaid for the criti-
cism heaped upon him earlier In the sea-
son by the way in which the team has
come TO the top.
Manager Bresnahan, Of the st. Louis
club. has purchased Pitcher Geyer, Of Co
lumbus; Inhelder Bah. Of Springfield. Ill;
Pitcher Johnson. of Galveston: Infelder
Bescher. Of Greenvile, S. c., and Short
stop McGinty, Of Alliance. Ohio. All these
players with the exception OF McGinty
viii receive fall try-outs.
A New York dispatch says Clark Crit
nth. manager Of the Cincinnati Reds, reg
istered a protest against the alleged IN
fair umpiring Of Rigler at the Polo
Grounds on Saturday. He telegraphed
Hermann that Rigler robbed the Reds
ana declared Paskert out at the plate af-
ter Meyers had dropped a thrown ball,
and also when the umpire called Higgins
out or strikes.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
stops Low Moor's winning Streak.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Low Moot, Va. Aug. Z2.-Clifton Forge
defeated Low Moor on the home grounds
yesterday, s to 0, and broke the long
string Of victories won by Low Moor
from various Clifton Forge teams this
season.
Deacon's pitching and Cahoon's fielding
were the features for the visitors.
Jones playing on second base and Mon
teiths catch IN left field for the home
team made the contest interesting.
Manager Sexton has a game arranged
with Glen Wilton for next Tuesday
Score:
R.H. E.
Clifton Forge....... o COS OsOI ISIS 2
Low Moor...-........ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 9
Batteries-Deaoon and Stewart: Muck. Pendleton
and ATeriL Umpires-MessTs. Ham and Sexton
Time q game-l hour aud IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
Season Is Less. Than Three
Weeks Away.
ALI EYES ON HIGH SCHOOLS
Race for Pennnnt Promises 20 Be
Most Interesting IN Years-Georse
Washington VIII Miss NeiIsont
Georgetown, with Coach Newman,
Likely 10 Be Heard From.
By VULCAN PEEr.

In less than three weeks football IN
the District wiz have started. and the two
collegiate and I'VE representative high
school organizations viii be ready TO an
nounce plans Tor the near approaching
season. By the last week in September
practice VIII have started.
At this writing nothing can be def
nitely stated as TO the possible strength
OF the Georgetown or George Washing
ton elevens. Coach Bin Newman will be
back al Georgetown, and the HrltoppTs
are known 20 have a number OF promls-
ing men who viii enter in the freshman
class.
NeiLsOn wiz BE Missed.
George Washington. according TO capt
Aston, viii be strongly representa- as
the majority Of last years team is ex-
pected 70 be back. But the Hatchettes
are further handicapped by the question
Of a coach The loss OF Fred Nelson wiz
b. felt before the season is two weeks
olo- Ben Dougherty, the man named for
the jobs not IN Nelson's class, and Il
George Washington makes a name for It.
self this season Capt. Aston. Ellis. and
other veterans will be mainly responsible.
The high school pennant fight promises
% be the bitterest n years. as Tech Is
not going 10 dnd such easy picking this
fan, for the reason that Central, & school
always abundantly supplied with mate
rial, will have as its coach a man rated
as one OF the best in the South-Toa
Kirby. who made football history az
Western and who last year turned out
the best eleven the University Of Geor-
gia ever put on the gridiron.
Mr.. Kirby may not give Central team
able to lick Tech. but he will muse
some fighting spirit into the o sreeters,
and teach the halves TO nit the line
head first instead OF backward
Look Out for Western.
Western has a veteran aggregation, and
Jack Baker. the old Andover star, is Just
the man 70 round them into a team fear
ed by every aggregation in the HIgh
School league.
Eastern viii miss Whitney and Martin.
hut the Capitol Hill boys are expecting
new material, said TO be first class
Jack Field. who made his ar Yale last
fall viii start the ball rolling, and has
promised 20 give the squad all OF his
time until his college opens.
4tCA VIII present TIE same DLB. husky
bunch. The big fellows last year are
bigger this year-they never stop grow
ing at Tech Hecox VII turn out the
same strong, slow bunch, but one sol
powerful on the defense as TO hold its.
own and probably beat all the other.
school teams with the possible excep-
ton Of Central.
Business IS very much an unknown
quantity. The good men from last year
are cut OF the running on account OF poor
study marks. while the new material wiz
hardly be whipped into line 10 make
more than a creditabIe showing.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
LANGFoRD To MEET BURNS.

LnngfOrd has been matched 10
fight Tommy Burns az catch
weights, and Hugh ID. Mcintosh
viii pail of the mill either In
England or Australia next win
ter. Mcintosh viii sec LRngfOrd
in Boston this week, before he
starts for the nntipOdes. He has
practically given up hope of get
ting the JefFries-JohnsOn mill,
for which he has offered
$4,000 purse. as Il viii be de-
cided in California In all prob
ability.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23

The Lafayette Athletic Club defeated
the Belmont Tigers yesterday in a dou-
ble-header at Union League Park. thereby
winning its seventeenth straight game
10 to 6 and 2 10 2
The heavy hitting OF the winners COM
bined with their fast work on the bases
demoralized their opponents.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
Tennis rourney at Cumberland.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Nd. aug. 22-The annual
open lawn tennis tournament for the
championship Of the Allegheny Mountain
region viii commence at the courts OF the
Potomac Club, Cumberland. Tuesday
morning. under the auspices OF the United
States Annual Lawn Tennis Association.
Capt J. Philip Roman VIII be the referee.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
CHERRYDALES BEATEN.
Virginia Athletic Club wins Close
Game by to :.

SPECIAL ID Inc " AEnlDstOn Herald
Cherrydale, Va. Aug. 22.-The Cherry
dale stars were defeated by the Virginia
Athletic Club yesterday morning at
Cherrydale. s 20 :. a large crowd wit
messed the game.
The Stars are composed of players Of
the different amateur leagues OF Wash
ington- They are managed by T. A. r.
Tan, formerly with the Cherrydale Ath-
letic Club
The feature OF the game was the run
ming catches Of Diver and W. Rupertus
Rupertus pulled down a line drive with
one hand
The Stars would like 20 arrange games
with the Government Hospital. Adyents.
Anacostias, Shapiro, Merry Widows.
and Alexandria Athletic Club for Sun
10 on do
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
PICKED
Best Team Ever Gathered
Together in Capital.
BETTER THAN 1908 CHAMPIONS

Manager corneII's Troupe, Compared
with District PennRHt winners OF
Last Year, show Up FavOrabIy.
Fight for HOnors in 1907 Best Ever
PIayed-COmment of the Amateurs.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23

Three-base lhts--S Hillcry. l. Hillery. TwOhase
hits-P. Hillcry Cook ~. Ruiz Taft, Divvey, Maloy
Stolen bases-Reynods ~. McIntirc. A. Chism O. .
F. Hilcry ~. II. Zimmerman o. Ruiz. DOwney
~. Diver o.. Taft ~, Bcnner Cook. J. Ruper-
tus. Struck out-By Cook. 3; by Zimmerman, s.;
by Hilery, } Bases On balls-Of Cook q; Of Ziin-
meunan. 3 Hit by pitched balls Zimmerman
Ruiz Earned runs-Stars. s. Virginia A. c., g.
Umpire-Mr. Cozzens. Time Of game-2 hours
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
BrookIand Nosed out.

The Columbia Athletic Club defeated
the BroOkland team at Capital City Park
yesterday. 8 to S, before large crowd.
Meister started to do the twlrlins for
the Clubmen, but was hit freely and gave
way 20 Becker, who finished the game.
Brookland played a poor game In the field
and that accounts for It's defeat
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23

IWO-blse nlt-FessIer. IhFte-UaH hlis-oItaEQr,
Criger. Sacrifice hit--Wolters Double rlay-Aic-
Cornell 70 Wagner 10 Carrian. Stolen base-Mc-
Connen Hit by ritcher-By Wood. /. Bases on
halls-OR Powell. i: of Wood. p struck oct-By
Graham. 4; BY Weed, g. by Powell T. Hits made
OF Graham. 5 IN 2 % innings; of Petty. 1 in
l-3 innings; OF Powell. & IN innings Left on
basss-st. Louis. 10; sBoston. 6. Umpires-Nessn
Perrine and sheridan Time Of glme-l hour and IS
minutes AttendRncc-ilo00
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23

TwO-base hits - Cobb, Delehanty. T
Jones. Unglaub Sacrifice hits-Bush az
Cobb. T. Jones. Mcbride. Stolen bases
Crawford. Schaefer. Bases on balls-On
Mullin, 8; of Johnson. 5. Left on bases
Detroit 10; Washington, T. Struck out
BY Mulin, /; by johnson, 3. Double
plays-McBride TO Schaefer 10 Unglaub.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23

From the Cleveland Leader.
Mr.. Popp-Hurrahl For once in my LIE
know where my cuff links are.
Mrs. Popp-Where are they now
blr. Popp-The baby's swallowed EN-!
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
BROWNS ARE EASY.
Boston Americans Capture Second
Game OF Series. . TO 3.

St. Louis. Aug. 22.-Boston took the sec
ond game Of the series by 20 3. three
OF the st. Louis pitchers being used up.
Boston had a long lead from the start
and the game never was in danger.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23

Milan 10 Street. ,Empires-Messrs. Con-
molly and KERN. Time Of game--l hour
and So minutes Attendance-ll,9 4S-
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
'Bstted for Sullivan in the ninth inning.
-Ran f-r I.hoI in Tho ninth --rlnn

'Batted for sullivan IN the ninth inning.
IRAN for Isbe in the ninth inning
tBatted for Hughes in the ninth inning.
New York ..................... 0 0 &C
Chicago. 0 0 o s o Is
TUobase hts-Knight Cole o. Isbcll Hits
madc-Of Walsh in Is innings OF Smith 4
in % innings; OF Hughes in innings; OF War
mop. iu l inning Sacrifice hits-Dougherty. Cole
Dcuimitt Altizer. Stolen hase-Demmitt. Struck
out-By Walsh {; by Hughes. (. Bases on balls
OF Smith. l. of Hughes. 8; OF Warhop. q Dou-
bic plays-Austin 20 knight. Cree 70 Lsporte. Left
en- bases-Chicsgc. s: New York s. Umpires-
Mcssrs OLoughlin and Egan Time Of game
hours and 10 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
JOHNSON HIT HARD
Tigers Defeat Nationals in
Easy Fashion.
TOM JONES PLAYS FIRST BASE

George MuIIin Is in Rare Form and
washington Team Gets but Four
Hits-BIg Sunday Crowd Out to
witness the BattIe-SchRefer Again
shines, as Does Delehanty.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
AMATEUR LEAGUE POST
SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP
RACE AT A GLANCE
sECrIoN a.

SECTION A.
Brentwood lapital City ? 0 Loco
Agriculture tDepartmentall ...... 500
Bethany SUNDAY School. 0 900
Pension Bureau Olarquettel.. 900
SECTION B.
WI Pct
Station Railroad Y. II. c. A.. / LOO
Asgies dndependenccl. ...-....... 0 900
A. S. & 7. Co. CBankers1 49,. 0 o 900
Park'iew suburban. ............ 900
GAMES THIS WEEK.
AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK.
August S-R. r. Y. NJ c. A. vs. Sub
urban
August 2i-IndependeDce vs.. Suburban.
August 2f-sunday School ". Capital City.
August . -Independenee vs. Bankers
August 8-Margueite vs.. Capital City.
August z-DepaImental VA Sunday
School.
August &-Sunday School - Marquette.
August 23-Depa-tmental vs. Capital city.
August 5O-Narquette rs Departmental
August Sl-Bankers vs.. Z. 4. Y. b. c. A..
CAPITAL CITY PARK.
August 2l-sunday School "a Depart
mental
August z-Siaruuette III Sunday school
August AR, X. Y. NJ c. A. Vi Bankers
August z5-Departnental vs. Marquette
August &-R R. Y. NJ c. A. VA In
dependeDce.
August z-Bankers vs. Suburban
August 2s-Sububan rs. r. r. 7. N.
c..
August G-Banken II Undergraduates.
August Se-suburban vs. Undergraduates.
August Sl-Capitsl City Va Sunday school
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
YANKS BEAT sox.
HiEhIanders Score Four Runs ina
Ninth. Enough 10 Win.

before the Highlanders to-day in a close
contest. the score being to 5. The score:
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23

~
At Uhca-Binghamton, 2; Utica, g.
At Troy-Albany 2: Troy. q
At Syraclso-E1mira- 5. Syracuse. l.
At Scranton ikesbarre. 8; Scranton. 3
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.


AZ emphis-Memphis. 3 Nashville. 2
AZ New Orleans-New Orleans, 5. Atlanta. 2
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23

Want ads for The Washington Herald
may be left at the msin office. 734 Fif-
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may be 'phoned 20 the main Office and
bill viii be sent later for the amount due
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
No games scheduled.
TO-DAY.

Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati Rt New York
PittsburE ut Philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERrcAN ASSOCIATION.

Al Toledo-CoFmbus. 8; Toledo .
Al s. PaalT M.nneauo,is. g. ST. Paul. g.
Al kansas Nty-kansas City g: Milwaukee /
At Louifrllc-First game. Louisville 2: In
dianaIolis. l. ScclHd game: Indianapolis 2: Louis
vtlf I
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Dc troit, ,, Washington, I.
Boston, 81 ST. Louis. 3.
New York, 81 Chicago, 8.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
EXHIBITION GAME.

At Bridseport. oona.-cincannaa. /; BridgeDort. 6
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
Tie for Championship
Special to The washington Hold

nllClaI % TIC v aanlnstOn HerlId-
Homecoming. Nd. Aug. 22-The second
OF tie series Of five games for the cham
piorshiD OF Allegany County and a purse
OF S20 here yesterday resulted in victory
for Homecoming by The same score by
which Frostburg won the first game
Sloan was invincible The third game
will be played Wednesday at Frostburg
Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23

'Batted Tor Petty 10 the fourth inning.
IT LOUIS. -.-...-.-..- u " Z Y v 4 VI
Boston. ........---... 0 4 / 0 %
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
wEsTERH LEAGUE.

At Pueblo-Fhst game: Pueblo !: Omaha. 2
Second game: Pueblo. IL Omaha. 3
At WichitA-Wichita. Z. sioux City, g.
At Icpekn-fopeka. 2; Lincoln. s.
At DcnTer-First game: Denver. ! Des Moines.
). Second game: Denver. 8; Des Moines. 2
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23

Those who are In authority among some
Of the Section A leagues are very much
dissatisfied because the Section B boys
are going to use American League Park
for four Of their games, and it has been
said that next year the A part OF the
commission win cut away from the B
leagues.
Why the Section A organization should
be so unfair to the younger leagues is
hard to understand, except that the older
organizations are looking at the game
from a financial standpoint So far this
season the games In Section B have been
far superior to those pulled off by the
four so-called big leagues, and the kick
on the part Of the A fraternity Is III
timed
II the Section 3 lads do not make more
money this year than the A champs, the
writer viii miss good guess, and if Sec
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At jersey City-FIrst game: JERSEY City. i:
Providence 4. Second game. Jersey CITY. 9.
Providence l.
At Acknowledgement. O Toronto. .
At NewarS-First game; Ncaark, ]. Baltimore. 2
Second game: Newark 3; Baltimore 2
The Washington herald., 1909-08-23

The amateur magnates seem to find
il impossible to submerge their personal
interests for the sake OF the good Of
the baseball game in Washington, and
persist in forming petty schemes to get
one another's players. Money is offered
the greedy ball tossers to lure them about
from one nine TO another, and many a
good sportsman has had to quit the
baseball game because it broke him
running a team.