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The Washington times., 1910-09-08
WIN THE OPENER
WITH NEW YORK
johnson and Quinn Fight 1t
Out-Elberfeld Hero of
the Day.

New York opened the series here yes
5eTcay and lost by 2 20 J. johnson and
quinn opposed each other and pitched
great ball. Johnson got the better OF
ne arguments owing to the fact that
tne Nationals were able TO bunch their
Eiber1eld played a fine game through
ouL HIS hitting was timely, and he per
formed wei at third. nippiug runners
ana throwing accurately to I-nglaub.
new York scored in the opener
Daniels grounded to EHIifer- who
Pe&gec wild to UnsIaub, allowing Dan
lels 20 get safe Woiter adEaEced the
runner with a sacrifice Usfnzg the hit
ana run, Chase grounded TO Mcbride,
VINO could Just touch the ball. Daniels
came IN from second with all steam on
scoring the Yankees only run
quinn was a puzzle for six innings
IN the seventh after Mcbride was OIG1.
Elberfeld singled Unglaub double to
right Lelivelt batted To- Backendorf
and drew pass Johnson soiIOwed and
drew another, which forced an Elberfeid
One run.
The next inning another run was
made ConrOy smashed one al Austin
which was too hot TO hold GessIsr
sacrificed and Mcbride went out. with
COnroy still on second. Elberfeld drove
one through Austin, which the third
baseman Just touched. Couroy coming in
on the hit.
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
AL KAUF MAN SIGNS
WITH AL KUBIAC

BALTIMORE. Sept S-Joe Barrett
thinks he has the match Of his life in
the bout he has arranged between Al
Kaufman. VINO recently trimmed BIZ
Lang. the AustraI iau and Al Kubiac-
These EIen have been signed bv Walter
Schiieter, OF Philadelphia, who repre-
seuts Barrett in the Quaker city
The big fellows are two Of the best
white heavy men IN the country and i
should be a great battle, providing ku-
biac IS in any kind OF shape Kubiac
was IN France recently and be did not
make such great record, but he is re-
garded in this country as being one OF
the best young men in the ring Kauf-
man and k1biaC VIII clash at AIbauEh-s
Theater on the night OF September Is
before Barrett's Armory Athletic Club
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

they stand ready 5os volunteer their
services at any time they may be
needed.
The presentation Of the cups won in
the Hill climb. August -. bought a
large crowd Of motorists out 10 the
country home OF the Automobile Club
OF Washington last night Commissioner
Rudolph handed oG- the cups to the
successful drivers. oOmplienting each on
MS SKIN as driver. He also took oc-
casiOn TO merton the fact thai the
success Of the clubs first hill climb vas
due in a large measure to the untirinE
efforts OF T. Browning Spence. chair
man Of the hill climb committee, and
Elliott p Hough. secretary Of the club
The cups were awarded as follows.
Woodward and Lothrop cup, Thomas
Cadick. Krit: Herald cup. Tom Berger.
Narren-Detroit, William Jose cup, Ward
Angle. Buick. The Washington Times
cup, Willis Cronkite- Buick; Automobile
Club cup, ". B MCBuTuey. Matheson.
Star cup, ", y, McBuTney, Matheson-
Post cup. free for all event T 3 John
stOn, Buick Medals were awarded the
winners OF second place IN each event
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
Forced Over Plate by Base Balls Wins for Washington Don't Object
TY COBB'SEYESIGH
DECLAREDALL RIGHT
President Navin Denies Re
port Regarding Tigers
Confinement TO Home.

DETROIT, sept SIN answer TO stor-
les today that Tyrus cobb. star out
heIder OF the Detroit Tiger IS losing
the sight Of his right eye, President
Naviu. Of the local club, said this after
noon.
While II is true that Cobb is confined
70 his home here under the care Of an
eye specialist, there - no danger what
ever that he IS losing the sight Of either
OF MS eyes
'Ey j. a great automobiles, and We
think that he got s0r1e dust IN his eye.
resulting IL either slight Infection or
a bad cold Undoubtedly he viii b. back
in che game within a few days a. the
Inflammation seems 70 be responding 10
treatment
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
Baseball Briefs

The Philadelphia Americans captured
the game from Boston yesterday on two
errors In the tenth inning
It's all of but the shouting in the
Southern League, with New Orleans the
pennant winner
Thomas crossed the plate with the
first run for Philadelphia yesterday,
and drove Baker home with a hit
The New York Ffichlanders have de-
velopec two stars this season N Russell
Ford and Bert Daniels
EngIe vas Boston's heavy hitter IN
yesterdays game with Philadelphia He
got three OF the four hits made out Of
four times at bat He did not score
The Cincinnati team has 4 great br1Dcl,
Of base stealers in Pasket, Lobert, Egan
Mitchell, and Bescher-
Cleveland made four runs in the sixth
inning of Of Muilin, which was enough
70 win the game
It IS said that President ". H. Lucas.
Of the Northwestern League. viii head
the Virginia League next season
Two passes, a sacrifice, and a single
was Larry LaJoie's work with the vii
low IN yesterday game with Detroit.
He also stole two bases
Pitcher 'fCv'' Young. Of the Cleveland
team has lost more games than ne has
won 50 far during The present season
Mclean the new outfeIder Of the Chi
caCO White SOx. continues 10 cIOut the
ban and 20 do nice work in the field.
The New York. BrockIyn,- Cincinnati
and St Louis National League teapas
have each made q triDle play this wear.
Brrne was the star sticker Cor Pitts
burg IN the rrst game with St I.0Tis
Yesterday Out OF four times at t.
bat. he got the same number Of hits
a triple double and two singles which
resulted IN two runs He also stole onv
base.
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
FIFTY MIDSHIPMEN
OUT FOR PRACTICE

ANNAPOLIS. Sept. S.-By the way
the Navy football team has begun
training for the coming season, il Is
evident that the death OF Earl Wilson
last year viii not have any adverse
effect on the number OF applicants this
year. Fifty men reported and were
put through light practice by the
coaches today.
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

Ed Aiusrnith solved the problem Of
whether he could catch Johnson BY
catching him. II was the best way TO
get the answer Ancient philosophers
spoiled inuumcTahle reamS Of paper
arguing whether a fish dropped into a
bucket OF water already trimming full
would make the bucket run over, with
out ever thinking 10 try il and see. We
thought this matter Of Aiusmith hold
ing johnson would be argued in
the same way but Manager NcATeer
found the solution by letting Ain
smith catch the eighth and ninth
innings after Lelivelt had batte6 for
BeckendOrf in the seventh The young
ster's work was all that the most cap
tOus could ask, and there need be no
heSItanCy in letting him take his rePu-
lar turn with the swift finger.
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

No word has been received from Gun
ningham the New England League sec
Ond baseman who was scheduled TO fOin
the Nationals here before they departed
on their long journey, and McAleer does
not know whether he viii be on the lob
this season or not.
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

ful cI0ut.
BeckendOrfs diI&Iory tactics in going
TO first after he connected with the
ban are making him unpopular. He is
not a very sDTiEhtly person on his pins.
and doubtless feels discoura ged about
reaching The b1g unless he knocks The
ball over the fence. but such is foolish
ness The crowd mas the impression
that he does not run out his hits as
he should, and is roasting him accord
inEly- The sending of LeIivelt to bat
for BeckendOrf in the seventh inning
Yesterday was a popular move. Becken-
DORIS expression OF resentment in
throwing down his stick and staIE<irg
Of IN high dUdEeOn did not gain hiTa
q ny friends Let the ycuES man remem-
Der that the winning Of games in these
parI0us times with Cleveland two games
behind IS more important concern than
mis- getting an opportunity TO go 10 1he
plate in q pinch.
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

In the matter Of luck Washington IS
having its share for the first time in
many years, but there are two sides to
the luck question New T0rk's only
run yesterday was made on miserable
errors by kinifer and Mcbride, both OF
whom are usually sure and who have no
license 10 throw away a game In that
manner The faLes were with the High
landers TO that extent, but they swung
around 10 Washington IN the seventh
and eighth innings. The trouble hither-
10 has been that when Washington
made a misplay II the early stages il
was nearly always fatal, and the sacri-
nee OF a white dove, the swearing or
Of chewing tobacco nor anything else
would get US a compromising break IN
the other rounds.
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

'Batted for Beekendorf in seventh

aBatted for BeckendOrf In seventh
inning
FBatted for Austin IN ninth inning
washington 30 O @ 0 o I X
New York.------I 0 o o.
Left on bases-yVashinEtOn. :: New
York. : First base on balIs-On John
son. 3: on Quinn, & Struck Out-By
Johnson, 3 by Quinn, ) Sacrifice hits
EiIIffer. GesSleT, Wolter O. Stolen bases
-GessIer. knight Double piay-kIliifer
and T-ngIaub- Hit by pitched ball
.GeSsler. Cmpires-MessrS. Connolly an
'Colifower- Time Of game hour and 8
minutes.
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

Today's Games
/ Cincinnati at Chicago.
Boston al New York
Brooklyn AT Philadelphia
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
Standing of the Clubs.

just as good as RaIston ard sure to
succeed in the majors
The more the merrier
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

Today's Games
New York at Washington.
Detroit at Cleveland
Chicago at St Louis.
Philadelphia at Boston
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
Club Standings and
Possibilities
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Washington. .; New York, L
Philadelphia, 2; Boston, I.
Cleveland. I. Detroit. 3
St agO-Rain-
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
NO FALSE MODESTY
ABOUT TAKING GAMES
BFualized Washington Fans CheerfuIy Accept Forced
Run Victory-Raston Makes Good Impression.
Rumor Season Starting Too Early.
By THOMAS S. RICE.
One game today, 4 p. m

One game tomorrow, , p. m.
Very likely Walker VS. Ford this after
noon a.
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

Taking IT all N all, 1t is just as wei
Washington won from New York IN the
opening game of the series Now that
We have the game safely tucked away
there is no Use kicking OF saying We are
ashamed TO keep il because the first
run was forced over the plate and not
fairly earned by manly, upright swat
ting We We're thinking of asking New
York TO take the game back or DIav il
over again. but our finer sensibilitiss
have been SC blunJed by seeing the night
pictures that We have changed our mind
The Washington times., 1910-09-08


Tour years ago
FOR pinch hitter who doesn't hit
Jack -LelIFeIJ IS making a worlds rec
orc Twice now he has been hurled into
the breach In the past ten DAYS as an
eLneI Sency batter, and instead OF slam
ming the ball IN the ordinary. coarse and
brutal way, has waited untII me pircher
walked MN and thereby played a pa-t
u SEEMING nome 2 winning run. on
<ASSlSt' =, with Lake pitching for ST
LOUIS N The ninth inning, and the score
q tie Elberfeld walked JngIaub sin
geo AlnsTl1Ch batIed for Beckeudorf
ana Wafkeo-- LeliVelC bauted Tor REFS
nnS anf walked, sending EIberfeId home
with Tue run that beat the Browns In
me seventh inning yesterday, after Nc
Brlde-lad died paInlessly via Austin TO
chase Eloer1e-d- singled TO center. Tn
glauD-S single put. EIberfeld on third
Lenveit batted Tor Beckendorf and
walked filing the bases. johnson was
passed, forcing home ElberfeId Thus
has our malarial friend LelfveIr been
directly instrumental IN winning two
games IN ten days, and there Is moth
ING charged against him IN the records
10 show that he ever went to bat al an
Another freak record for Washing
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

The principal reason for our demoraI-
lied willingness 10 keep the game is that
Cleveland also won.
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
Standing of the Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
Pittsburg, II; st Louis, s
Pittsburg, Il; St Louis, 8
Philadelphia, 4; Brooklyn. ,
New York, ,: Boston, O.
Chicago, :; Cincinnati, 8.
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

Don't forget that UnzIaub got a help
fIl -IOI1t.
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

The Philadelphia Americans CAPTURED
the game from Boston yesterday on two
errors In the tenth inning
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

Maybe it's a case Of delayed IN trans
mission with the luck from those rab-
BITS feet Bert Repasz gave the team
TOUR years ago.
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

first run for Philadelphia yesterday,
and drove Baker home with a hit
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

The making OF the run III The eighth
1pIllnS was thrilling affair Injected
INTO rather dull game We have
been thrilled many times this wear IN
Ifle other fellows coming 70 the front
against johnson IN the ninth round and
oeatlns nm, hence rae double portion
OF JOY that filed the WashingtOn fans
Wren tueE saw JOhnSOn7S support sin
one over On the enemy Austin prevent
ca ConrOy S furious drive from going
1or double By knocking Il down back
EandeG- bat VIC was safe on first Cess
Ter sacrificed AicBT3ds'S out put Con
roy on third EIberfeId smashed 2 h71r-
RED drive SquareIv at the or big toe
OF Austin and made a bulls eve On the
said toe The bail bounded high IN the
air and Mcbride scored That was the
kind OF rally 10 make an honest fan
gao ne was alive. and we auricfDare
more Of such before the season is over
TIE run was earned and deserved
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

Manager -NcAIeer took an exceedingly
favorable view Of RaIston-s work IN
practice Yesterday He liked his way Of
going after the bah IN the field and also
said the -younEster stood up to the plate
Ike q natural hitter This was All ricbt
II itself. but the manager was further
frightened by reports from Dick Palden
that C0Tbin. the outheIcer drafted from
Akron Ohio, whence came Ralston, was
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

It's all of but the shouting in the
Southern League, with New Orleans the
pennsut winner
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

Another good outdelder would no,
make the fans sore
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

Another freak record for Washing
ton.
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

Umpire COilifower was greatly i'm
proved II his worl-- Give him a chance
IN his home town
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

There Is about as much chance for
g new major league as there Is for
District Democrat 10 set a job a Re
publican. wanLs-and We have never
heard Of job a Republican didn't
want
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

Doc RaIston. Washington outfieId re-
cruit from Akron, Ohio. was stirring
about in practice yesterday and made
a favorable impression He looks like
an eaar54esl worker. but VIII not get a
chance as long as the Nationals are
piunging along al their present rapid
gait Fa4ston has personal -ecOmmen-
datiCns rom scouts and also from his
batting and fielding averages he VIII
be an exceedingly popular citizen II he
lives -1o TO all that has been prophesied
concerning him
The Washington times., 1910-09-08

The news Of Ty CObbrs trouble with
his right eye may or may not be alarm
ing Cobb may merely have had tho
experience Of thousands Of others who
have had something wrong with them.
and never knew IL until the matter was
brought TO their attention The dag
nosis that the eye cTaS probably affected
By dust and IN bearing that affictiou
he came across the fact that the Iamn
had never been as good d the left. seems
TeaSOna BILE ANY number Of UeBuIa are
1IaCOnSCiCusly color blind, while others
have a bad ear or eve and go through
lie without knowing it When Cobb-s
eye began 10 trouble him. and the doc
Tor examined him. il would af-r-as she
incidentally revealed He should cheer
TIP
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-25

nomination for state senator. Some
democrat in one of the counties wrote
the name of Senator Peterson on his
ballot. 1t was the only vote cast for a
democratic nominee for state senator
in that district, so Senator Peterson Is
after all, regular nominee for the
state senate, but it IS on the democratic
instead of the republican ticket.
In Taylor county none OF the three
republican candidates for the legisla-
ture, NJ. L. Burt, j. J. Clark and James
Edrnunds, received the necessary 35
per cent to nominate. The same thing
occurred in Van Buren, county. where
none OF the four candidates received
the So per cent. In Chickasaw county
the republicans had no candidate 10
the state legislature.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-25
NEWS OF HAMPTON.
Consignment of Carrier Pigeons Com
ine-Dr. Hutchns HI.

Special TO Times Republican.
Hampton. June 25.-S. ]. Parker has
received notice from dealer in car
rer pigeons at ST Charles, H.. that a
consignment of twenty five pigeons will
be sent him Saturday evening. and
he is directed TO turn them loose
promptly at 5 o'clock Sunday evening.
The distance to ST. Charles is about
275 miles.
DR. ]. H Hutchins is quite sick from
an attack of hives and his suffering
has been at times intense. His con-
dition has lately been somewhat bet
ter, but he is very sick.
The annual picnic Of the Congrega-
tional Sunday school workers and pu-
pills was held az Beed's lake Wednes-
day. The attendance was good and
all enjoyed the outing very much.
Beginning Sunday evening a series
of three lectures is an9unced to be
given by Mrs. R ]. Treso. lecturer,
organizer and evangelist in the inter-
ests OF the W. C. T. L. She comes
with good Recommendations and is
said 10 carry conviction to all her hear
ers Her lectures Will be illustrated
with a stereopticon. Darkest Amer
lea" is one of her subjects.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-25
The Montour News arist.
TO Times Republican.

Special TO Times Republican.
Montour. June 25-L. H. Bufkin Of
Blairstown. arrived Thursday TO do
some special work at the Currier office
and returned in his auto.
Josie Nrause. of kremlin. Okla, ar
rived Wednesday for visit at the y.
P. and ]. w. Cronk homes. Miss
Krause went to Grundy Center Fri
day.
Mrs Frank Pratt and daughters Ida
and Geraldine. will soon leave for
California where they will spend the
summer with relatives and friends
Mrs Oscar Tenny Will leave next
Monday evening for an extended visit
with friends and relatives in Yer
mont.
r. NJ. Tenny and daughter, Mrs.
Hugh Montgomery, will leave next
week for Canon City. Colo. They ex-
pect 70 remain for some time at Color
ado Springs On the homeward Jour-
ney at Denver a short stop will be made
and a side trip will be taken to Boul-
der.
Daisy Wall, who is now in a hospital
at Iowa City, will be home early next
week.
James vreeland and Fred Finney left
Tuesday for Alberta. Canada. on a
land excursion.
Mrs. Z. l. Wilcox and daughter, Mrs.
j Rouse are visiting relatives at
Quasqueton, Independence and Water
loo.
Mrs. G. w Tenny and daughter
Florence. will leave next week for Og-
den and Salt Lake, to visit relatives and
friends.
Mrs. c. Store and daughter Helen,
Of Albert Lea. Mimi, after visiting the
formers parents and other relatives in
J Toledo, came to Montour to visit her
sister, Mrs. R. E. Austin. Mrs. Stone
and daughter are now visiting relatives
! at Boone.
! II. Willoughby, of Grundy Center
came over in his auto Thursday and
returned Friday Mr.. and Mrs. T. P
| Cronk accom- panied him as far as
Marshalltown.
/ John Manful. of Shelton, Neb., is
! visiting friends here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-25
THE ELDoRA NEWS.
Worthy SaIssman Receives Promotion
Mayor After Auto Speeders.

mayor After AUTO SPeeo0Ts'
Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, June 25.-John Lorkey, VINO
has been with the Haas store here Tor
the past three months, has been pro-
moted to the mana cement Of the Haas
s. Snyder store at Onargo, III. MI.
Lorkey was formally member OF the
Lorkey company here and is sales
man of no mean ability.
Ed Moser, of Chicago, is here visit
ing with relatives. He has just gradu-
ated from a medical school there. He
was accompanied by his brother George
who has been in Chicago since his
mothers death George expects soon
to return to San Francisco, but Ed
has not as vet decided where he VIII
locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Bridgens are the
parents Of baby boy.
Cliff Southward, of Union, has been
signed by the Charles City team as a
pitcher.
Mayor Grant Taylor has been doing
the pulling" stunt here for the past
day or So He arrested DR.. ENEMY on
the charge of speeding, but the doctor
succeeded in having the hearing post
poned a day and then took a change
OF Venue. so that there is no telling
what the outcome will be. 1t Is said
that others about town have been
quietly told to appear at police court
for speeding
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-25
Williams Gets a Soaking.

Special TO Tim es-Republican.
Williams, June 25.-Williams and vi
entity was visited by a fine rain yes
terday. which was badly needed by the
growing crops This insures us grand
corn crop. Corn i fine notwithstand-
ing the pooi seed Many farmers
planted twice. they row have good
stands generally and as the weather
has been verE favorable for cultivation
most Of the crop has been ploughed
twice and large per cent the third
time. All the corn fields are in a high
state Of cultivation, no weeds, but clean
as garden. Oats are doing we'll bus
needed rain badly. They are heading
out and will be ready to harvest in ten
days Hay will be a very light crop,
the grass is Very thin and short Pota-
toes and pastures were suffering for
rain but the rain yesterday will be Of
great benefit to them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-25
DRoUTH IN IOWA PARTIALLY
BROKEN BY SHOWERS, WHICH
WERE GENERAL.
HEAVY FALL IN SECTIONS,
ONLY A SPRINKLE IN OTHERS
Rain South Of Des Moines Causes
Washout on Wabash - Lightning
Kills wo Men at Luverne and De-
stroys Barn at Prairie City-Other
News of the State.

The drouth IN Iowa, which has pre-
vailed during the past two weeks on
intensely hot weather, was partially
broken by scattered showers late Fri
day afternoon and night.
At points along the line OF the Iowa
Central between Marshalltown and
Mason City the soil was given good
soaking. while a, other points no rain
fell and at still others the fail was only
sufficient to settle the dust.
In the southern section OF the state.
especially south OF Des Moines, the
rainfall was heavy. Near Percy. Mar
ion county, the fall was sufficient to
raise thes mall streams and TO cause
a washout Of the Wabash tracks.
Lightning caused some damage and
killed two men at Luverne.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-25
Williams News Notes.
to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Williams, June 25.-Williams is bill
ed for mammoth celebration on Aug
II. An exceptionally large number of
worthy amusement concessions will be
on the grounds and the event is ex-
pected to be one Of the best of it's kind
in the state.
Lee Corbn, formerly of Williams, but
now located in Kansas City, Mo-, is
here visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. v. H Snider and daughter
Vivian, and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wilkinson and children attended the
Alden celebration, Wednesday,
Raymond Fell returned from Chicago
recently, accompanied by his grand
mother.
Mrs. Squires, Of Greene. is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. j. H. Boiler and
family.
Mrs. Olive Thompson and Mrs A
Kessler are guests at the Ludewfe
home in Humboldt this week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-25
IRREGULARITIES OF POLITICS.
Not One Vote Cast For AssembIynan
in Bremer-Some Other SURPRISES

Des Moines. June 25.-One of the
surprises of the recent primary was the
fact that in Bremen county, the home
of Charles W. Miller, foe to the doctors
trust and editor of the Waverly Dem
ocrat, not a republican vote was cast
for member of the legislature. Mr.
Miller was a candidate for the legis-
lative nomination on the democratic
ticket and in fact was the only candi-
date for the legislature in the county.
It had been expected that the doctors
of Bremen county would make fight
on Miller because Of his great activity
against the doctors trust, but either
they couiG set Irv S2c e cantest
against him or they made no attempt
to fight him
Another feature Of the primary oc-
CURED in the Hamilton-W Wright Hardin
district, where d. c. Chase defeated
Senator Peterson for the republican