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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-24
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A bazaar will be- opened tomorrow
night at Odd Fellows Hall. under the
auspices Of Oriental Lodge, Knights Of
Pythias, and viii be continued through
out the week
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-24

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North Columbus street
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William Willis a well-known resident
of Fairfax County, died last night at his
home, near Mount Vernon. He was
eighty-seven years old. The body will
be shipped 10 Brandy, Cupeper County,
for burial tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
BEAVERS CHAMPIONS
OF COAST LEAGUE
Northerners Clinch Pennant by Heavy
Hitting on Village Lot
Especial Dispatch to The Call

-
los ANGELES, Nov. 5.-Portland
won the 1910 pennant of the Pacific
Coast league by defeating Vernon this
, afternoon.
Breckenridge and willet essayed to
twirl for the tribe of Hogan. but
neither was able to stop the onrushing
Beavers. Becoming tired OF seeing his
team daily along losing games when
| they needed but one contest to secure
I a clear title to the bunting, McCredie
gave his men a heart to heart talk
| before the battle and put Vean Gregg,
| his star southpaw, on the mound.
Gregg and the words Of MeCredie had
the desired effect.
Ryan opened up with a triple to the
| scoreboard. and after Olsen and Krue-
| ger had been retired Fisher came
| through with the first of his four
| bingIes. sending Ryan across the pan.
Casey walked at the start OF the sec
ond, took second on Ort's sacrifice and
scored on Rapps' double down the third
| base line.
The third saw another tally chaIked
up for the Webfeet. Kruger doubled
| to center and scored on Fishers hot
drive which Breckenridge detected
into center field. The good work was
kept up in the fourth. Ort drove a
fly to Carlisle which Walter dropped
| and then threw wildly to second. Ort
ball got away from Hasty and Ort
scampered in.
The fifth was blank. but the
Ducks went after more gore in the
! sixth and succeeded in driving Brack-
| enTidge TO the bench, Willet taking up
| his role. Ort walked. Exit Brack-
enridge. Enter WiI1et. Rapps singled
| inf1eld to Burre1l Gregg sent both
! men along with a sacrifice. Wil1et let
| loose a wild pitch and Ort scored.
! Ryan singled to left, bringing in Rapps.
| Olson went out to n. Brashear, but
Willet tore loose another wild one and
Ryan csmapered to third. Roy did
not have it all out of his system and
heaved his third wild one of the in
ming, Ryan crossing the plate.
! The only Tiger tally came in the
| eighth. Lindsay walked and advanced
! to second on Hasty's sacrifice. John
| took third on Willets single to center.
| Lindsay and Willet then pulled off a
double steal Lindsay scoring when
Casey's return of Fishers throw went
wide of the plate.
Gregg was in goodsfor and did not
allow a hit up to the fourth inning.
and the Villagers secured only four
bingIes during the entire game. The
Beavers played errorless ball behind
their crack HEAVIER, and the Villagers
were lucky in scoring at all. Two
games will be played tomorrow, bring
! ing the season to a close. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
SENATORS Win BY
HANMERING CRIGER
Especial Dispatch to The Call

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 5.-The Sena-
tors went neck and neck for eight in
nings with the Angels today then
broke away in the lead by finding
southpaw Criger for five hits and
three runs in the eighth. This sudden
outburst proved sufficient to beat the
Angels, although the latter put up a
two run rally in the ninth and Captain
Dillon jumped into the fray to help
win back the game The final score
was to 8.
Umpire Finney furnished the other
feature along with the heavy hitting.
1t was Finney's unlucky day. and every
thing the catchers did not get Finney
did. In the second inning he was
knocked completely out by tip foul.
which struck him below the heart. A
moment later a foul tip landed on his
right foot, and he had hardly reeov-
cred when he received a second belt
in the chest protector that laid him low.
Score.
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SEALS TOLL KNELL
OFOAKLAND'S'HOPE
Henley Saves Game That
SutOr Almost Lost
For Locals

The last lingering, dying chance
which Oakland had OF winning the pen
nant fitted away yesterday afternoon
when San Francisco administered a
houble crushing 20 the pretenders.
While this blow was being dealt by the
Seals the Portland aggregation was
hammerinE out an easy victory for
Itself in the south against Vernon. This
In brief is the story Of how the flag of
1910 was clinched beyond the question
OF a doubt.
It's all over now, though two more
games remain 70 be played. But these
games count for nothing. The pen
nant goes TO Portland, Oakland finish
ing q fair second and San Francisco
lands in third place, thanks to the
daily rallies which it has pulled off
against Oakland this week.
San Francisco's task was easy
enough IN both games. The Seals out
played their rivals all the time. Also
they showed that they could come from
behind. and Oakland plainly fell down
and lost heart even with a lead in both
games. They were both won on their
merits, so the Commuters have no IL
Cense 10 raise the slightest sort Of a
CRY.
Harry Sutor was to blame for the
Seals bad start. His two costly, in
e1cusable errors gave Oakland a tally
IN the first inning that was not coming
10 that team. But this was as nothing
compared with the slaughter in the
fourth. when the Oaks fell all over
the big southpaw and hammered him
10 a fare ye well all over the lot.
Sutor was chased to the bench with
two men down, the bases full and
three runs already on the Oakland
ledger. Henley came TO the rescue and
things began to switch Immediately.
Henley cid not even have TO get rid OF
the first man, for Bunny Pearce, who
was on third, slumbered long enough
tor Berry to peg him out.
But the Seals were game, and by dint
Of heavy stick work in the sixth they
brought two more over the oyster and
the score was tie all.
The next round saw the finish OF Mr..
Christian and, with only one man out
OF the way, he was banished to make
way for Harkins after the Seals had
piled up two more runs on four hits
This settled the game beyond the oues-
ton OF a doubt, for Henley never fall
tered for a single moment. Two scat
tered hits were all that Oakland picked
from his offerings.
The score:
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THE GAMES IN DETAIL
SECOND GAME
rrp CIT TNNTNc

oakland-Maggart singled TO left. Wares and
Hogan beat inheld hits, filling the bases. Ply
fouled to Berry Cutshaw flied to Shaw aud
Maggart scored on the throw in. swander flied
to Bodie. One run.
San Franeisco-Shaw beat bunt and sprinted
to third on McArdIe's sacrifice Thomas relieved
, Mitze behind the bat Melchior walked Bodie
flied to Swander. Shaw scored and Melchior
went to second on the throw in. Tennant flied
to Swander. One run.
SECOND INNING
oakland-Wolverton went out, Mohler to Ten
| nant. Thomas fied to Witt. Harkins flied to
Bodie. No runs.
San Francisco-vitt went out. Harkins to Pfyl.
Berry walked. Mohler hit to Wares, who threw
to Cutshaw forcing Berry at second. Henley
singled to left. Shaw went out, Cutshaw to
Pfy1. No
THIRD INNING
| Oakland-Maggart fouled TO Witt. Wares
went out, Witt to Tenant. Hogan beat an In
field hit and was thrown out trying to steal
second. No runs.
- San Francsco-MeArdle went out, Cutshaw to
PfyI. Melchior flied to Swander. Bodie hit the
ball over the center field fence for home run.
| Tenant went out Pfyl to Harkins. One run.
FOURTH INNING
oakland-Pfyl singled to the right field fence.
Cutshaw struck out. Swander went out, Nc
Ardle to Tenant. Wolverton flied to Melchior.
No runs.
San Francisco-vitt singled past second and
went TO second on a wild throw to Pfyl by
Harkins. Witt went TO third on Berry's secri-
fee. Witt was down between third and home
when Mohler failed to hit the ball on squeeze
play Mohler singled to left Henley struck
out. No runs.
FIFTH INNING
Oakland Thomas singled to left. Harkins
flied to Tenant. Maggart singled past third.
Wares grounded to Tenant. Hogan went out
McArdle TO Tenant. No runs.
San Francisco-Shaw fouled TO Thomas. Nc
Ardle went out Wares TO Pfyl. Melchior walked.
Bodie walked Tenant grounded to PfyL No
runs
SIXTH INNING
oakland-Pfyl went out, McArdle to Tenant.
Cutshaw singled to center. Swander hit to Nc
Ardle who threw to Mohler, forcing Cutshaw at
second wolverton flied to McArde. No runs.
San Francisco-yitt beat an infeld hit and
went to second on Berry's sacrifice. Mohler
walked. Henley hit to wolverton. forcing Witt
at third Shaw flied to Maggart. No runs.
SEVENTH INNING
Oakland-Thomas flied to Mohler. Harkins
flied to McArde. Maggart walked and was
thrown out trying to steal second, ending the
game.
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Ping Bodie Is the Real
Mccoy in Second
Spasm

When the teams lined up for the sec
ond struggle after the usual 10 minute
intermission, the same pitchers. Henley
and Harkins. were sent in to oppose
each other. Whatever little ginger the
Oaks had in the first game had flown
long before the second one was called
The Seals, on the other hand, seemed
imhued with the real old fighting spirit.
The contest was a pretty one all the
way through. close and exciting and
replete with fast work on both sides.
1t was a seven inning affair, like the
second game of Friday, for the reason
that the light was fast fading and it
did not look as though the teams would
have time to wade through a regu-
lation nine inning siege.
All the Seals played good baseball,
but Ping Bodie was the Mccoy of the
afternoon. In the third round he
lifted the ball over the center field
fence for his thirtieth home run of
the season. incidentally. this was the
one which clinched the double header
for San Francisco, for there were no
more runs scored after that came
through.
The Seals got away very badly. Mag
gart, Wares and Hogan, the first three
men to- face Henley, smote the ball
safely, Maggart singing to the left
garden, and his teammates each beating
infield hits. Then Pfyl fouled to Berry
and Cutshaw lifted a long fly to Shaw
There was no chance to nail Maggart
at the pan and he registered, pulled up.
The Seals We're there with the come
back in their half of the inning Shaw
beat out a bunt and McArdle followed
with a sacrifice Shaw saw that third
base was uncovered and by dint Of a
great sprint, he landed there A mo-
ment later Bodie lifted a long fly to
Hogan and Shaw had no trouble in
landing the run which tied the score.
After the opening inning, Henley had
all the Oaks lined up just where he
wanted them. They did not have a
chance to get to him. It looked as
though they had expended all their
energy in hammering out those three
hits in the first round Although the
Oaks picked off five more safe drives
for themselves, none OF these counted
at all
Harkins pitched much better ball IN
the second game than he did in the
first, but the strain of working so hard
with little or no rest told on him. Hen
ley, on the other hand, was just about
the same In both contests. He pitched
u innings in all, and during that time
but one Oaklander found his way over
the home plate. The score:
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FIRST GAME
FIRST INNING

Oakland -Msggart went out. Mohler to Ten
nant Wares beat an infield hit. Hogan hit TO
Mohler who threw to McArdle. forcing Wares
at second McArdle threw to Tenant and Ho-
gan was out at first, completing double play.
No runs.
San Francisco-Shaw walked. McArClle flied
10 Maggart, who made great catch and threw
TO Pfyl, and Shaw doubled at first. Mel
chior fied TO Hogan. No
SECOND INNING
oakland-Pfyl struck out. Cutshaw singled to
left. Swsnder hit 10 Mohler, who threw to Nc
Ardle. forcing Cutshaw at second Wolverton
beat slow hit to sutor, who threw wide TO
Tenant. Swander went to third and Wolverton
to second Sutor dropped a return throw from
Berry and Swander scored. Pearce struck out.
One run.
San Francisco-Bodie doubled to the center
field fence and went to third on Tenants sacri-
fee. Witt doubled to center and Bode scored.
Berry went out, Wolverten to Pfyl. Mohler sin
gled TO center and Witt scored. Sutor struck out.
Two runs.
THIRD INNING
oakland-Christian struck out Maggart fouled
to Berry. Wares struck out No
San Francisco-Shaw flied to Wares MeArdle
struck out Melchior singled to right. Bodie
hit TO Wares, who threw 70 Cutshaw, forcing
Melchior at second. No
FOURTH INNING
oakland-Hogau flied to Shaw. PfyI singled
to right and went TO third on Cutshaws single
TO the center field fence. Swander singled to
left. Pfyl scored and Cutshaw went TO third.
Wolverton beat bunt, Cutshaw scored and
Swander went TO second Pearce hit TO McArdle.
who threw to Moher, forcing Wolyerton at sec
ond. Christian walked. filling the bases. Mag
CART walked. forcing Swander home. Sutor was
-aNIa. Nv Iop1a nohf n
ping and threw him out at third. Three runs.
San Francisco-Tennant fled to Maggart. Witt
went out, Wares to Pfyl. Berry singled to
right aud stole second MohIer singled to right
and was thrown out trying to make second.
Berry held third. No
FIFTH INNING
oakland-wares and Hogan struck out. Pfyl
went out. Witt TO Tenant. No runs.
San Francisoo-Henley flied to Hogan. Shaw
died to Wares. McArde struck out. No runs.
SIXTH INNING
oakland-Cutshaw went out. McArdle TO Ten
nant Swander singled to the right field fence.
Wolverton hit TO MeArdle, who threw to Mohler.
forcing Swander at second. Mohler threw to
Tenant and Wolverton out at first, com
pIeting a double play. No runs.
San Francisco-Melchior singled to the right
field fence Bodie flied to swander Tenant
singled to center. Witt was hit by pitched
ball, filling the bases. Berry singled to left
and Melchior scored. Mohler flied to Hogan.
Henley beat an infeld hit and Tenant scored.
Shaw struck out Two runs.
SEVENTH INNING
oakland-Pearce went out McArdle to Ten
nant. Christian went out, Witt to Tenant.
Maggart went out, Moiler TO Tenant. No runs.
San Francisco-MeArdle doubled TO left. Mel
chior flied TO Wares. Bodie doubled along the
right field foul line and McArdle scored. Ten
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nant singled TO right and Bodie went to third.
Christian was replaced by Harkins. Witt singled
past short, scoring Bode and sending Tenant
to third Berry sacrificed Witt to second Mohler
went out Wares 10 Pfyl. Two runs.
EIGHTH INNING
oakland-Wares went out, Witt to Tenant.
Hogan walked Pfyl flied TO Shaw Cutshaw
struck out. No runs.
San Frsncsco-Henley walked and was caught
mapping off first. Shaw went out Harkins to
Pfyl. McArdle went out, Wares to Pfyl. No
NINTH INNING
oakand-Swander singled to right Wolver-
ton fouled to Tenant. Thomas, batting for
Pearce, struck out. Lively, batting for Harkins,
struck out, ending the game.
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JAKE sTAHL A BANKER

CHICAGO, Nov. 81. Garland Stahl,
better known in baseball circles as
Jake" the Boston-American first base
man, has quit baseball and gone into
the banking business. He has accented
a responsible position with a South
side national bank. and today will take
UP his new duties.
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SAN FRANCISCO
RIMS AND HITS By INNINGS
SUMMARY

Bode. Sacrifice hits-McArdle. Berry (2l
Stolen base-Shaw. First base called balls
OF Harkins 3. of Henley 1. Struck out-By
Harkns L, by Henley !. Time of game-1 boul
and 10 minutes. Umpires-Hildebrand ane
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POLO lINyApEs TEXAS

Ell PASo, Tex, Nov. 5.-The Mid
land, Tex, polo team defeated the Fort
Sam Houston, Tex. military polo team
in the first polo tournament ever held
in the southwest here today. Three
games were played, Midland winning
two The score of the final game was
Z to a.
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SUMMARY

-Four runs. Z hits Of Sutor in 3 2-3 innings:
runs. Is hits Of Christian in l-3 innings. Two
base bits-Bodie 20. Witt, McArdle Sacrifice
hits-Tennant Berry. Stolen base-Berry. First
base on called bslls-On Christian J. of Henley
J. OF Sutor 2, Of Hsrkins 1. Struck out-Bv
Christian 4, by Henley 8. by Sutor T. Hit hr
ptcber-Vitt by Christian. Double plays-AIoh-
Ter 70 McArele 70 Tenant Maggart TO PfyI
McArdle 70 Mohler TO Tenant. Credit victory
10 Henley; charge defeat 70 Christian Time Of
gsme-1 hour and IS minutes. Umpires-Hilde-
brand and Tornan
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SUMMARY

Three base hit-Ryan- Two base hits-Rapps.
Kruger. Sacrifice hits-Gregg %. Carlisle
Stolen bases-Lindsay. Willett, Olsen. Innings
pitched-By Breckenridge >. First base on
called balls--Of Breckenridge 4. of Gregg i. on
Willett A. Struck Out-By Gregg o Wild
pitehes-Wfllett 81. Hit By pitched ball
WiIiett (2O. Time Of game hour and 30 min
utes Umpires-Irwin and Nc6ireevy.
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wIDENER HoRsE WINS

PARIS, Nov. 5.-The Prix du Mon
.anvert, run at Saint Ouen today, was
won by. z. Widener's Truckee.
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Today's Games Cut No
Figure IN the Race
sTANnING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco @, Oakland 4.
san Francisco 2, Oakland L.
Portland z, Vernon L.
Sacramento A, Los Angeles 3.
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GAMES TO-DAY

Snn Francisco at Oakland, 10
n. m.
Oakland at San Francisco, 2:30
p. m.
Portland mt Vernon, 10 a. m.
POrtland-vernon at Los An
geIcs, 2i30 p. m.
Los Angeles mt Sacramento,
2:SO u. m.
There Is nothing left now but
TO hand over the pennant to Port
land. 1t must he said with due
respect to the other five clubs in
the league that the Beavers
played the best baseball and
that's why they finished I'm front
in spite Of the setback they re-
ceived for playing Gus Hetling.
But so long as they won on the
level. the hats of all the fans
must be dOffed to them. Portland
showed the class this time.
Oakland had many grand Op-
pOrtunity, even up TO yesterday
afternoon, but there was some
thing lacking I'm the makeup OF
the fransbay team md 1T could
not deliver at the critical mo-
ment. San Francisco is safely in
frencIfed in third place, thanks to
the double. victory yesterday.
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sBatted for Criger in the ninth.
stRan for and relieved Perry in the eighth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Burns (2), Boardman, Howard.
Stolen bases-Daley, Bernard, Dillon, Burns,
Danzig. First base called balls-on Criger-2 2,
off Arellanes 1. Struck out-By Criger 2. by
Arellanes 2. Double play-Briggs to La Longe:
20 minutes. Umpires-Finney and Van Haltren.
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SAN FRANCISCO

ArldL 30 . II
sBstted for Pearce in ninth.
rBstfec for Christian in ninth.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Vernon .....0 o o o o 0 1 O.
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Runs AND BAsFHITs BY INNINGS
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SEVENTH INNING

oakland-Pearce went out McArdle to Ten
nant. Christian went out, Witt to Tenant.
Maggart went out, Mohler to Tenant. No runs.
San Francisco-MeArdle doubled TO left. Mel
chior flied TO Wares. Bodie doubled along the
right field foul line and McArdle scored. Ten
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Oakland-Thomas flied to Mohler. Harkins
flied to McArde. Maggart walked and was
thrown out trying to steal second, ending the
game.
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EXHIBITION GAMES.
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Four hIriongs. John Pendergast
lis (aIusgTaTel a TO !. Won; Sir KeaTney, II:
fTroxler) even. second Hawklike. i12 t0bertl /.
to !, third. Time, 0:is 2S Judge Monek. Delfair
Bodega. Common Sense, Yuietide, Great Caesar
Rash. Definite Jack Ryan, Ton Flynn. and Joe
Venable also ran.
SECOND RACE-six furl0ngs Fair Louise, IL
(BurRs), . to ! Won; A. lee. lE lHeny), 90 to !,
second: Autumn Rose III (NicoD. 9 10 3 third.
Time. lis 35 SaTaband, Coonsxin, Piacide Lawn
dale Belle Bright Start, whirn and Sou also-ra
THIRD RACE-SeEen fWlOngs. 6retna Green
10 iBuTnsl eyen, won: Hoffman. 10 fMusgraTel
70 /, second; Live Wire, 1l3 (NicoD, IS to 5,
third Time. rs As. Old Honesty, Plantland
George H. Davis Guy Fisher. Jack Right, and
Hasty Agnes also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Gentiemen riders; six furiongs.
John Gnfcn, lS (Mr. Collier, 6 TO ). won; Tom
McGrath, l9 CIR, Wright, even. second; Turn
coat 1d CIR PunSl s TO !. third. Time ia %.
Gold5mith and TiycIini also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six fSulrugs. King AYondaie l0e
tReidl, Is to s. wou: DR.. Barley. 10 (Porersl. J
to l. seoond Camel l04 (Hannsn), Is to /. third.
Time, lis Pinto Critic John A. Munro. Park
view. Ida D.. Bonnie Bard. BirdSayer, and ST.
Jeanne also ran
SIXTH RACE-o8s and onequarta- miles Sir
Catesby, us lPUxers. even. Won: Harry Scott. I2l
(NicoD, 70 /, second;; 0Toonoko I'D lGriEonl.
% 70 J. third Tine 2SS- Costestee, Woolstozs,
GatieD Lass and Agreement also Tsn.