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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-17
FIGHT CALLED OFF.
Police Arrive on Scene and Prevent
the Bout.


the Bout.
New York, Aug. 16.-In compliance with
orders issued by Acting Mayor Mitchell.
the police prevented the ten-round bout
between AL Kaufman. OF California. and
Bill LANCE. OF Australia. at thu Fair
mont Athletic Club tonight Shortly
after their appearance. when the arena
was packed 20 the doors. President Will
lam Gibson. Of the Fairmont Club, was
notified by a squad Of central Office de-
tectives that II an attempt was made to
pull of the big bout the doors would
be broken in, and Kaufman ans LANCE
would be placed under arrest. Inspector
Hussey informed Gibson that his Su-
preme Court injunction had been knocked
out by the courts and that he would
not permit a violation OF the law, but
the inspector made no attempt 10 stop
the four preliminary bouts. More than
$50 members had paid $. 81, So and $50
for reserve seats. but Gibson said all Of
the money would be refunded. He also
declared that he would appeal to the
courts and find out just what TIN legal
rights of the Fairmont Club are. The
crowd inside was kept in ignorance Of
the truth until the preliminary was over.
The crowd took the announcement good
naturedly when told they could ge: their
money back.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-17
Naval Orders.

The following orders have been issued:
CAPT. p. A. FISKE. TO duty summer conference.
Naval War College Newport. r. l.
Ensign W. L. RENO, 20 Naval Medical School
Hospital. Washington. D. c., for observation
and report.
Passed Asst. Surg. R. Z. H0YT. detached duty
nav recruiting station. Buffalo. " Y. 10 duty
naval hospital Mare Island Cal
Asst. Surg. A. z. LEE. detached temporary duty
Bureau Of Medicine ADD Surgery. Navy DEPART
mcnt Washington. ID. C.; 20 duty navy recruit
ING station. Buffalo. y. Y
Passed Asst. Paymaster r. B. LUPTON. detached
duty CHATTANOOGA. 20 duty navy yard PUGET
Sound. Wash. as paymasfcr II yard
Passed Asst. Paymaster Z. +. WILSON detached
duty as paymaster q the gard. navy yard. Puget
Sound Wash. and continue other duties.
Paymasters Clerk J. J. CUNNINGHAM appointed
as a paymaster's clerk IN he navy, duty navy
yard Puget Sound Wash. revoked.
PaymastoIs Clerk f. J. HOFFMAN. appointed as
paymaster's CLERK N IL -, duty Chatta-
1ooga. revoked.
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FISHERIES CASE NEAR END.
Award Of Tribunal Expected by Sep
TENDER 8.

London. Aug l6.-There seems 10 be
reason 10 expect that The Hague tribunal
OF Arbitration will issue its award in
the matter of the Newfoundland fish
cries dispute between Great Britain and
the United States. about September g.
Sir Edward Morris. premier Of New
foundiand. who attended sessions OF the
tribunal. will SAL on the steamer Royal
George for ST. John, Saturday. He says
he was greatly impressed by the tri-
bunaTs earnestness. and the evident de-
sire to get all OF the facts. The British
counsel. he adds. are more than ever
convinced Of the soundness Of Newfound-
lands case.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-17
FAST ATHLETES TO COMPETE
Entry Blanks Are Sent Out for the
Washington Grove Games.
Baltimore Cross Country Club to
Send McDonngh, Their Crack
HurdIer-Other Entries.

The sport-loving cubic OF this city and
vicinity are now awaiting with interest
the Washington Grove big athletic car
nlval on Labor Day. These games PROM
Use something Of exceptional interest,
under the able management OF John T.
Meany. formerly Of Princeton. and Will
far exceed in speed and friendly rivalry
any previous set OF games ever held BY
the Grovites.
II Is the intention OF the management
to bring together the cream Of the star
performers on the cinder path found in
the South Atlantic Association OF the
A. A. L. Every club and athletic organ
ization having any standing in Maryland,
Virginia. West Virginia. and the District
o. Columbia. has received an invitation
and entry blank for the meet. and they
have been urged 10 enter their best men.
The responses have been many and en-
tries are arriving in large numbers.
The Maryland Athletic Club viii send
five OF its best and most consistent track
athletes. This alone is a feature. for
it wiz be the only appearance OF the
NJ A c. bunch prior 70 the municipal
games IN Baltimore later in September.
The Baltimore Cross Country Club
writes that it will send every available
man 1t can get into condition. Little is
known what McDonagh VIII get together.
but he can be depended upon 70 send
over a pretty nifty bunch Of endurance
men. McDonagh, himself, viii enter the
hurdle event. He equaled the record time
in the S. A. A. championships. but il
was not allowed on account OF the slight
breeze that was blowing at the time OF
the race. OF course. the Washington
Y. NJ. c. A will be represented by its
entire track team under the able leader
ship Of Coach Beckett and capt o. =
Stratton. and something is sure 20 hap
pen II these boys are in shape, and they
are fast rounding into form.
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Post-office OFFICIALS Promoted.

Before leaving for the West yesterday
Postmaster General Hitchcock promoted
E II. Thorp to superintendent OF the
division OF salaries.
Theodore ingalls,. chief clerk Of the
division Of post-ofice inspectators, sue
ceeds R. NJ Pindell, jr, as chief clerk
in the Office OF the Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-17
Home News Away from Home

Washingtonians who leave the
city, either for a short or long
stay-whether they so 10 noun
tain or seashore, or even across
the sea-should not fail 20 order
The Washington Herald sent to
them by mail. IL will come reg
ulsrly, and the addresses Will be
changed as often as desired. IT
is the home news you viii want
while away from home. Tele-
phone Main 1900. giving old and
new address.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-17

Within a few feet Of the cashiers win
dow in the Washington Mechanics Saw
ings Bank, and at noon. when several
thousand persons was passing by, VII
liam Pond, an electrician, was yesterday
held up at Eight and G streets southeast
and robbed Of yl2, his watch and chain.
and pocket knife.
Report OF the robbery reached the Fifth
precinct police within few minutes. and
two hours later Jesse Fuse. thirty-two
years old, and James A. Boswell. twenty.
were arrested by Policemen Wood and
Jett. They confessed to the theft. The
watch and half the money were recov-
cred.
Pond, who Is an electrician by profes-
sion. came TO Washington two weeks ago.
he was unable 10 get work. and yester-
day left his residence. at 426 H street
northwest, to go 10 the navy yard After
talking with the officials there he started
up Eighth street
Planned in saloon.
He stopped IN a saloon. and II was
there that Fuse and Boswell planned
the hold-up Pond was respondent over
his inability to secure work. and in talk
ing 20, the bartender exhibited the money
and his watch, saying that after he had
paid his room rent he would have 10
pawn the timeplece He drank heavily
while In the place. and it was because Of
this fact. the police say. that the two
men were able 20 commit the robbery, as
pedestrians thought Fuse and Boswell
we're assisting the man home.
They followed Pond and approached
him soon after he left the saloon. Pond
was held against a lamp post and rob-
! bed The two men then jumped on a
north-bound car and disappeared
Pond told a passerby Of the robbery.
and was taken to the Fifth precinct sta
| ton, where he gave a description OF the
men. Fuse was Immediately recognized
/ from the description. as he had been ar
/ rested several times before, once on a
1 charge Of housebreakiEg.
Identified by Victim.
/ Policemen Hood and Jett were detailed
on the case. and Fuse was soon ar
I rested. When taken TO the station house
/ he was Immediately Identified by Pond
/ Half an hour latter Fuse confessed and
named Boswell as his accomplish. lie
said Boswell might be found around
/ Center Market
/ Boswell had formerly been employed as
J a freight wagon driver. and from a
I former employer Bicycle Policeman HOOD
obtained his address at 1913 Seventh
I street southeast On the way TO tbs
! house Boswell was found on the street
and was taken 10 the station house.
] When searched neither OF the men had
any of the money or other stolen articles
on them. Boswell told the police that
/ he received half the money. which he
had spent Fuse finally confessed that
he had hidden his share in an old shack
near the gas houses. and when taken
there by Policemen Hood and Jet. lift
cd a plank in the kitchen floor. There =
and the watch and chain were found.
The two men viii be tried In Police
Court this morning. Fuse gave his oc-
oupation as a paper hanger. living at SIS
1 street southeast. while Boswell said he
had been a driver. am lived at 1913 Sew
enth street southeast
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-17

Special to The Washington Herald.
Petersburg. Va, Aug. Is.-Petersburg
won the first game Of its series here with
Norfolk to-day BY punching three hits.
hitting Umpire Fender. behind the pitcher
with a batted ball. and taking advantage
Of bad throws by Chandler to first and
Walsh 10 third. all Of which scored five
runs before the first man was out in the
eighth. The final score was Z 10 4. Nor
folk being unable to do anything with
Hannifan. who replaced Welcher in the
seventh. after ten hits. good for four
runs. had been made of him. Sheehan
started to pitch for Norfolk. but was
wild and was replaced by Walsh after
the first inning. Score:
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Danville wins Tough Battle.

oIVrlaI % Inc Nasnlngtt1 HefiId
Danville, Va, Aug. l6-Danville won
from Richmond to-day in a hard-fought
contest, the victory being due to Morris
sey's wildness in the second inning
coupled with two timely hits. In the sec
ond, hits by Priest and Hooker. a stolen
base and a base on balls TO Rickert, gave
the locals their only runs.
Richmond's run came in the second as a
result Of Titman's single, a base on balls
70 Dobson. and Mayberry's error, which
was responsible for the run made by
Bunting, who reached first on a fielder's
choice. Score:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-17
Church team. slipped up a peg on his
of the rules.

Church team. slipped up a peg on his
Interpretation of the rules
Manager Jimmy" Donnelly. Of the
Manhattan team of the Independence
League. desires to arrange a game with
some strong local nine for Thursday or
Friday az McDevitts Field. He also
wants a game with Laurel OF Hyatts-
vile for Saturday. Address James Don
nelly, SOS Fourteenth street northwest
The board Of arbitration OF the amhteur
commission will meet this evening at s
o'clock in the board room Of the Amer
lean Security and Trust Company, in
Fifteenth street. to take up the protests
OF the Twining and Aloysius clubs. and
the protests against the various players
who have played In more than two
leagues. &C. The meeting should prove
to be a general house cleaning OF ANA
teur baseball troubles. and when the
board adjourns everything now in doubt
should be settled satisfactorily to all
w-a-a-l. yes. the Bankers League did
A-NAA q hoAAAANAF JUL VIC were nuSNa kNsAA
ding II, and couldn't be there.
Navy Yard viii clash with the Ninth
team Of the Sunday School League at
Capital City Park. at $50 Thursday. The
Machinists won a clean-cut victory over
the Churchmen on July 90, at Marshall
Hall, trimming them. TO 0. but Man
ager c. c. Love. of Ninth, expects the
shoe 20 1T the other foot tomorrow.
Harry F. Worley. president OF the In
dependence League, Is spending a month
at Akron, Ohio. with relatives, and dur
ing his absence G. f. Kraft is looking
after the affairs Of the league at the
commission meetings
The rain broke up all the amateur
games scheduled for yesterday afternoon.
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ST. STEPHENS WANT GAMES.
send Bold Den 20 Out-of-town Base
ball Teams.


The st. Stephens team would like 10
arrange a game or series Of games with
any team in the District. Maryland. or
Virginia. The Olympia A. c.. Washing
ton Herald r. z. Andrews. American Sc
ourity and Trust Company Commercial
National Bank, National City Bank Au-
ditors, Traffic, Silver Spring. Takoma.
Nassau, Columbia lO, G.. and p. Tele-
phone Company. Bureau Of Engraving
white. Royal A. c., Seat Pleasant, Oxon
Hill. Bladensburg A. @. Seabrook. Card
inals and Alexandra A. c.. Of Alexan-
dria, preferred. Address Manager Mat
thew Noone 1140 Twenty-third street
northwest. Members Of the St. Stephens
are Noone. Colbert. T. McDonough, Nc
Cram. Norris, Mcdonald, Murphy, Ma
honey. J. McDonough, Goucher, Evans,
Schombert, Holloran. Sullivan. Geier,
Callan, DAILY. Rawlings and Cleary.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders

Capt. DANIEL W HAND. First Field Artillery.
al San Francisco, Cal. viii proceed without
delay "a Fort Sill. Okla.
Leave Of absence for ten days is granted Mai Ed
WARD y. JONES IT.. Seventeenth Infanfn.
First Lieut. RICHARD W. WALKER. Twelfth
CaTalry. viii proceed 70 Fort Bayard n Mex.
Second Lieut.. JANIS A. BRICE. Coast ARTILLERY
CoEps, now attached 70 tho Eghtieth Company.
Coast ARTILLERY Corps. is assigned 20 that con-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-17
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Newark-Newark, l; Buffalo, ? Second game:
Newark. Z; Buffalo. q
AZ Providence-Erovidence. 2: Toronto 5.
At Jersey City-Jersey City. :: Montreal. ).
AZ Baltimore- Baltimore. 4; Rochester, 6
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-17
SCHEDULE is OUT
Dates for the District Title
Series Are Announced.
THIRTY-Two GAMES IN ALL

Capital City and Departmental
Leagues VIII Play First Game in
Arranged I'm ''B" SectiOn-Five-club
Schedule Proves n Hard One.
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THE Able WINS FEATURE.
$1,000 Stake Goes 10 Buffalo Horse
I'm Fast Time.

Buffalo, n. Y. Aug. 16-On the open
ing day CT the Grand Circuit meeting at
Fort Erie to-day the nine heats trotted
and paced averaged 2:OS1 -2. The winning
Of the $500 feature event by The Abba
a Buffalo owned horse, pleased the
crowd The son Of Chimes was forced
to the last quarter Of the second heat
Of his race in thirty seconds. and the
first half Of his third heat in l:Ol 1-2. Ed
Geers drove. Summaries:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-17
Crnck Sine Mnnts Gnme.

The Asbury Browns would like to ar
range games with all the strong teams
out OF the District Address J. Blackis-
ton. s. Pierce street northwest.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Macon-Nscoa 0; Columbus. Z. Second game:
Columbus /, Macon. lnine innings darknessl
Al Columbia-Colur,bia. 8; Savannah .
At Observation-Disclosures. 1; Augusta l eleven
innings; darkness.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Atlanta-Atlanta 2: Memphis. L
At New Orlsans-New Orleans. l Birmingham. g
At Montgomery Montgomery. A. Mobile. q
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., O; Chattanooga. 4
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CAROLINA LEAGuE-

AZ Anderson-Anderson. Z: Charlotte. O.
At acknowledgements. s: Wfnston-Saleu. O.
At Greens bor0-Gr H. Spartanburg )
first camel spartanburg. s. Greensboro. ? second
game.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At MISUNDERSTANDING. ?; New Haven. l.
At r1Fepcrt-Bridgep0rt. o. New Britain. 4.
At Hartfor5-Hartford, @; Northampton. 2
At Holyoke-Holyoke. .; Springfield. 8.
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Il. / Il. LEAGTE.

At Houkinsyle-H opSinsyille, 3; ClarksviIlc. >
Second game: HopkinsVille. y: Clarfsville ,.
At Paducal- Paducah 2: Harrisburg T.
At lcLesnsborO-McLeausboro. Z; Ninceunes 2
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-17
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

AZ Lawrenee-Lsvrenee. 2; Lynn, s.
Al Observation-Disclosures .: Fan River. 4
A. LoEcsl-Lovell, s. New Bedford, s.
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rhe fact that there Is only one way
which TO extend the playing season
der the rules Of the amateur commits
p seems TO have been overlooked by
Aloyslus club when II fled its pro-
f (. The rules state that the commission
extend the playing season when
lked to do so, provided there is no rea-
i for an objection thereto. The
|bysius club has filed a protest with
7 arbitration board. but the board has
power to order the playing season
tended. The commission. which has
power, consists Of the presidents Of
various leagues. and will hardly meet
lin until Thursday at the earliest. II
ks Ike Manager O'Connor, OF the
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-17
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At ACCOMPLISHMENTS 3; Jobnstowu, s. Second
game: Johnstown, ,; Lancaster l.
At Reading reading 6: Harrisburg g. Second
game: Harrisburg 0; Reading j.
At Yort-Ycrk. o; Altoona. > Second game: Al
toona. . York. 0.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-17

Largest Morning Circulation.

AT 'Milwaukee-Nlwaukcc. ?; Kansas Cts. 5
at Coiumbls-ColJmbls s. Toledo. l.
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SECTION B.


August 2o-Marquette vs.. Bankers.
r. r. Y. NJ. G.. A. vs.. Commercial
August l2-Indercnderce SIS. Marquette
Bankers vs. r X. Y " g. A.
August Z3-Commercial vs. Independence.
August 2i-Mapuette vs. r. R. Y. NJ. c. A.
Bankers vs. COMMERCIAL.
August 25-Independence vs. r. r. Y. NJ. c. A.
August 26-Commercial vs. Marquette
August 27-R. r. Y. NJ g. a. VS.. Independence.
Bankers Marquette.
August 29-Independcnce vs. Commercial
r. r. Y NJ G. A. vs. Bankers.
August SIR. r. Y VI. G. A. vs.. Marquette.
Bankers vs.. Marquette.
September l-CommerCial Us. Bankers
September 2-MarQuctte SIS. Independence.
September 5-IndepcndenCe vs. Bankers
Commercial vs.. r. r. Y. VI. e. A.
All Of the games in section B will be
played on the home grounds Of the home
team. The home team is the team named
first on the schedule The Marquette
League is without a suitable playing field
so will use the Sunday School League
except on August 80 and septem-
Der ?, when the games will be played at
Capital City Park.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Lynchburg Protests Game.

Ly HCHUWTI FEUIENI8 NNMes
Special to The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va. Aug. 16.-Both teams
played ragged bail to-day. but the locals
did the worse. and Roanoke nosed out
by to .. Boots were frequent, for more
than half of the hits were in1eld
scratches. When Doane went 10 the slab.
the game was protested on the ground
that Roanoke was violating a league law
by playing a farm player. for the player
is the property Of Cleveland. Score;
RI E
Lynchburg. ........... oOoO3 5000 -5 4
Roanoke. 0 s 0 0 OF 10 ;
Bstteries-Brandon and Rove; CCfalu. Doane and
Schmidt Umpire-Nir. Mace.
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BY n. It. wORLEY.

We may not get a daily win.
And we lnser in Lose Lane
But the bestest bet 10 wager
Is. We get cur daily rain.
We may not reach the Halfway House.
For We have no aercplane,
But the surest thing 20 dream on
Is: We get our daily rain.
We may not own an almanac.
Aud the schedules gone insane
But the weather man Is leading
In the League Of Daily Rain
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-17
HELD UP AT NOON
IN FRONT OF BANK
Electrician Robbed of His
Watch and Money.
TWO HIGHWAYMEN CAUGHT

Confession of First Leads TO Arrest
OF Accomplish Later, Who Also
Admits CharEe-stOIen Articles and
Half of Coin Recovered in Vacant
House-Identided by Victim.
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FAIRFAX TEAM WINS.
Alexandria Court House Defeated in
Good Game, II 10 3.

GOOD Game, II 10 3.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Alexandra, Va, Aug. 1.-THE Fairfax
Court House team defeated the Alexan-
dria Court House nine in a very interest
ing contest yesterday, Il to 3. Score
RH J..
Alexandra Court House 1000 ISL 2
Fairfax Court House.. % o I'll 4
Battcries-Kaiser and NcLandish; Hilleary. Gaines.
and Wampler
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-17

The committee on schedule and grounds
Of the amateur baseball commission. af-
ter a session Of over three hours. gave
out the schedule for the post-season Sc
ries OF games last evening The first
contest, as has already been announced,
will be played on August 60 when the
winners In the Capital City and Depart
mental leagues will clash at Capital City
Park. and two games will be played in
section B as follows: At Sunday School
League grounds. Thirteenth and D streets
northeast, Columbia Q0) VS. American
Security and Trust Company: at Fifth
street and Florida avenue northeast. Ad-
ans Express Company VS.. The Washing
ton Herald.
.he committee had no trouble drawing
up a schedule OF games for section A. but
when il came 10 making out a list OF ;hc
= contests there was much discussion
and no end of trouble. The main fault
with the schedules drawn UP and submit
ted 10 the committee was in regard to
the playing OF games in succession by
the teams. and in more than one In
stance one club was scheduled tc play
three days IN a row However, working
TO remedy this evil. the committee finally
adopted a schedule which. while II calls
fer two games In a row by all the clubs
at some one time. removes the three
games in a row proposition, and ap-
parently is the best schedule that could
be drawn up for the series under the
circumstances.
The schedule Of games is as follows:
SECTION A.
August 20-Departmcntal vs. Capital City.
August Z1-Suburban vs. Sunday School
August L3-Carital City IS. Suburban.
August 24-DeTartmental vs. Sunday School.
August 25-Sunday School vs.. Capital City.
August 36-suburban ". Departmental
August L-Carital CITY vs.. Sunday school.
August 29-nepartmental rs. Suburban.
August 3O-Sunday School VS. Departmental
August 3l-suhurban IS. Capital City.
September l-Carital City vs. Departmental
September 2-Sunday School vs.. suburban
All the games in this section. with the
exception Of the two home games Of the
Sunday School League on August 80 and
SeptemtAr 2 wiu be played at Capital
City Park The two games excepted will
be PLAYED on the Sunday School League
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-17

Should the games which the Cornell
pmpany have with the Aloysius club
I'D Sewerage Pumping Station be or
bred played over. they could not be
|ayed before Thursday and Friday, and
fould the Aloysius club win from Cor
kll and the Cornell team beat the Sew
age Pumping outfit, creating a tie, the
al game 10 decide the championship
uld not be played on Saturday. as the
.pital City has been already scheduled
play the Departmental League on
ht date.
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While nothing definite has been de-
be used during the series. the whole mat
ter being in the hands Of the president
Of the commission. # IS understood that
Billy" Belts will be employed for the
section A contests while the umpire IN
the B games will be the regular umpire
OF each league playing az home or such
pm official as the president OF each B
league shall designate. In case a presi-
.tent desires two umpires at any one
Name he can ask the president OF the COM
mission 10 employ them and after this
aires salary expense. All umpires must
e appointed by the president Of the COM
Mission.
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The rain broke up all the amateur
games scheduled for yesterday afternoon.