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The Washington herald., 1910-06-28
OLYMPIA. LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY LEAGUE.
NAVY DEFEATS MIDwAYs.
Wins Exciting Game by Scoring Two
Runs in Ninth.

In a fast and clean game yesterday the
Navy nine won by simply outplaying the
Midway bunch; score, 5 10 ,. The inheld
work of the Gunmakers could not have
been improved upon. The contest was
the fastest game played on the league
grounds this season. it being played in
one hour and ten minutes Both teams
were greatly handicapped on account Of
the wet ball and grounds. The contest
proved TO be a pitchers battle, between
GiOvannetti and Riston. the former being
relieved in the ninth inning by Connors
The Navy nine started scoring in the
first stanza. JaeschlSe led off with a sin
gle and went to second on McDonough's
sacrifice. and scored minute later when
Roundtree connected with the pill for
two bases. He was left on second, as the
next two men went down via the strike
out route. The Midways tied things up
In the seventh in:-ing. Zannalli drew a
pass and went to second when Giovannetu
made a balk, and scored on Days rip
ping single over second base. They got
their other tally In their half Of the ninth
when Giovannetti gave another free pass
age TO first to McCathy. who stole sec
ond. and scored on Zannallfs single to
deep left. The Gunmakers came back
strong In their half of the last round
and pulled what looked 70 be defeat into
victory by sure typical won In the
ninth" finish, by showing two runs across
the pan. which was enough to win the
battle. Jaesehke batted well for the win
ners getting three of his teams hits
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and upward,
i9alsl0; 500 added; one
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28
NEW AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB

'Apprentice allowance.
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TWO BITTEN BY DOGS.
Boy OF Seven and Girl of Sixteen
Suffer Painful Injuries.

William Crowly, aged seven, of 9O3 F
street southwest. was bitten on the left
arm by dog owned by Augusta Schatz
of 439 Ninth street southwest. and is
under treatment of DR.. @. r. Lee Cole.
of $40 H street northeast The dog was
sent TO the pound, where II will be killed
and an inspection made to determine
whether il had rabies
Edna Perkins, sixteen, Of 1916 Union
street southwest, was bitten on the left
arm by dog as she was on her way TO
a nearby grocery. She was taken 10
Selby Hospital The dog. owned by
Ernest Erheart, of 1876 Sixth street
southwest. was sent TO the pound.
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ALL THE NEWS AND GOSSIP IN THE SPORTING WORLD
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
GAMEs TODAY.

Bankers' League-American Security vs Riggs
Capital City Lesgue-Cornell Company Va Sewage
Pumping Station
Commercial I.eagre-Hsrald vs.. Southeast Y. II.
c. A.
Departmental Lesgue-PostToned game.
Independence Lesgse-St Paul's vs. Nassau.
Marquette Leagle-Pension Fs. Congressionals.
Olympia League-Oliyes rs. Prospect.
Southern RAILWAY League BoOkkeepers rs. Law.
Suburban Leagle-Brightwood vs.. PetW0rth.
Sunday School League-Ninth vs.. Sixth
Terminal Railway Y. NJ. c. A. League-SoutheTn
Railway vs.. Station
Colored Departmental League-Post-ofice vs. In
tfrior
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Attorney Warned and Leaves City
10 Escape Arrest.

Upon his promise 20 leave town, Ed
tary Of Henry Gassaway Davis, and
recently admitted TO practice before the
United States Supreme Court. was re-
leased yesterday from Police Court fol-
lowing his arrest Saturday afternoon in
the Military Affairs Committee room OF
the Senate upon charges Of drunkenness
and disorder.
Elliott has been connected with many
public officials in different capacities for
many years. For the past two years he
has been employed in a prominent law
Office in New York City, and had come
TO this city to plead a case Before the
Supreme Court
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28

Left On bases-Bosfon 5; Brooklyn, 5. Bases on
balls-Of Curtis 2 of Barger. ! Of Scanlon. 2
Struck out-By Brown. ! hy Snnlon. 4. Three
base hit-Burch. Tgo-base hit-Lenuox. Sacrifice
hits-smiih. Beck. Sacrifice fiy-HUnmei. Stolen
bases-Oollins Herz0g. Double plays-Smith TO
Hummel to Burch; Rsrgea 10 HImmel shesD TO
Sweeney to Sharpe Brown to sharpe Umpires-
Messrs O'Day and Brennan Time Of game-l hour
and IS minutes.
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cnlpeper porns Remington.
he Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
culpeper. Va. June 1.-THE hardest
contested and most exciting game of the
season played on this diamond took place
this afternoon between Culpeper and
Remington. with the score resulting I'm
7 to for Culpeper. Batteries for Gull
pepper. H White and F. White; for Rem
lngton, Cottingham. Miles, and Shap-
pard. Manager Whitestone had the
largest crowd of the season out.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28
Olrmpln. Looklng for Game..

The Olympia A. c., independent cham
pions OF the District, would like to hear
from all fast uniformed teams in or
around the District, Laurel Hyattsville.
Berry & Whitmore R. P. Andrews, and
the War College preferred.
They would also like to arrange an out
Of-town game for the Fourth of July.
Address c. w. Swan. rs Tenth street
northeast
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First b4se- on baIIs-UH GlOVannetu, 8. Innings
pitched-By GioEannetti. rs by COnnors. Is
Hits made-Of GioTannetti. 5. Struck out-By Clio
vannetti 2; by Riston 6. TwO-hase s-Round,ree
Miles Riston. Sacrifice hits-AlcDonOugh. GiOgan-
netu. Stolen bases-BTauneF Anderson, Harris
Connors Mccarthy 81, Merit. Russo. Double
rlays-Daiy 70 Downy; Brauner to GioYannetti Hit
by pitcher-By Risson Harris. Wild pitches-Cio-
yannetti !; RistOu. l. Umpre-Mr. Hoffman Time
q Eame-l hour and 10 minutes
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Earned rms-Commerce and Labor. 2; Commits
sioneTs. l. Left on bases-Commerce and Labor 6:
Commissioners. !. First base on balls-Byrd, l.
Innings ptched-By Byrd is: by Robertson. 2-3
HIS msde-Oh Byrd. ?: OF Robertson, ]. Struck
out-By Byrd, 2; by Robertson, /; By Norris, J.
ThTee-base hit-Hessler Two-base hit-Hurley.
Sacrifice hit-Handboe. Double pay-Bmnner to
Moran 20 Evans; Hessler to Woodward: Kinney to
Evans 10 Bninner Hit by piteher-By Byrd, l; by
Robertson !; by Norris. 2 Balk-Byrd Umpire
Air. Belts Time OF game-55 minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28
G. p. 0. FORFEIT. to Bureau.

The Government Printing Office team
forfeited to the Bureau team yesterday
in the Colored Departmental League,
being short two men. The Printers then
defeated the Engravers in a fast exhibit
ton contest, to 0. The game was fea-
tured by the playing of Harley, the
league umpire, who filled in at second
base for the Printers.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28
SEAToN A. C. SHUT OUT.
Georgetown Athletic Club Wins One
sided Game by II to O.

The strong Georgetown Athletic Club
defeated the Seaton Athletic Club in a
one-sided game on McDevitt's Field by
il TO O.
There was plenty Of hard hitting and
lots of errors. The feature of the game
was the pitching of Lewis. for the win
ners. In the fourth inning Lewis dis
played his ability by striking out two
men and causing the third TO roll an easy
grOunder TO the infield. For games, ad-
dress Manager George Mcintosh, 1868
Thirty-frst street northwest Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28
RAIN STOPS GAME.
sayers' Error I'm Fifth Saves Ana
costa from Defeat.

The game in the Sunday School League
between Langdon and Anacostia was
called in the first half of the NTH, with
the score II to 10 in favor of Anaeostia.
Had c. Porter or Sayers either one
caught the fly balls that were knocked
TO them IN the fifth round, the game
would have been won by Langdon After
Sayers' bad error, Anacostia scored three
runs and took the lead. and as Langdon
did not get their turn al bat, and were
behind. the game reverts back 10 even
innings. and viii have TO be played over
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28

Twohase hits-Leach Bresuahan. Hyatt, Byrne
~. Gibson. Kouetchy. ThTee-base hit-Oakes. stolen
base-NiIleT. Sacrifice hits-Nils0u Leach e. Mil
Ter. Sacrifice dies-Clarke Wilson. Double plays
Webb % Wagner 20 Hyatt; Hauser 10 higgins 20
konetchy %. Bases On haIls-On Webb l OF Lush
L stHlCk Cut-By Webb l. UmriTes-MessTs. Rig
er aud EHste. Tine OF camel hour and %
minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital City Leage-Navy Yard, }. Midways, ,
Departmental League commissioners. q Com
merce and Labor,
Independence League-st Martins. 2; Manhat-
tans, 1.
Commercial League-AndTews. g. Berry L Whit
mere. Q forfeited.
Bankers League--Americsn Security. .; National
City, forfeited.
Colored Departmental League-Bareau, s. C. P.
o.. lforfeitedl.
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l Q 0 0 0 o ! o.
q q q q 1 q o o.

Left on bases-st Martins II; Manhattan s.
FIRST base on halis-0f Leonard l. OF limbaugh, 2
Innings ptehea-By Becker 6; By Leonard. Hits
made-0f Becker, 3 Struck out-By Becker. -:
By Leonard, 4; by limbaugh. Z. Two-base hit-Dam-
lieF. Stolen lases-Donnslly. Davis. Dampier. Mol
10y. Hit by nitcher-By limbaugh. 3: by Becker. l.;
bv Leonard J. Wild riteh-Umbaugh. Passed ball
Fegan. Umpire-Mr Newman. ESme o camel
hour and 80 minutes.
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Berry & whitmore Forfeit Game.

On account Of not being able to place a
fun team on the field yesterday, Berry &
Whitmore. Of the Commercial League,
were obliged to forfeit to r. P. Andrews.
To-day The Washington Herald team
meets the Southeast Y. NJ c. A. on the
diamond at Georgia avenue and Kenyon
street northwest at $50 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Richmond, 2; Lynchburg,

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Lynehburg, Va. June A--Poor work on
the bases by the locals and several mis-
cues gave Richmond the victory in a
game that was hard-fought through
eleven innings, by ? 20 l. Branden out
pitched Morrissey in a great mound bat
tie. and would have won with better
work on the bases. Score:
H. E
Lyuehburg...... 00Oo1 0-I
Richmond m 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IL
Batteries-Brandon and Rove; MoTissey and
CoWan Umpire-Alr. WesterEelt.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28
PIRATES HIT LUSH HARD.
Webb Holds Cardinals Down to
Three BingIes.

Pittsburg, June 27.-Pittsburg had no
trouble defeating ST Louis to-day. Webb.
the kid soutHpaw. pitched great ball,
holding the visitors down 10 three hits
until the ninth inning. when they made
three. Lush was easy. Score:
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TIE GAME IN DEPARTMENTAL.
Commissioner and C. and l.. Go
Eight Rounds without Decision.

IN a game filed with disputes and alb
breviated by rain yesterday. Commerce
and Labor tied the Commissioners. score
10 2. Norriss pitched good ball, and
with a little luck would have won bis
game Errors were responsible for both
of the Laboriteas runs but the Commits
sioners' two were driven in by clean hit
ting. Byrd was elected by the umpire
for his actions in the fifth inning. when
he threw the ball over the backstop to
show his dislike of the umpires decision.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Boston. June Z7.-If it had not been for
Capt. Sweeney and Doc" Scanlon, Boston
might have won from Brooklyn to-day,
but an error by the former and the
pitching Of the latter resulted IN STOP
victory for the visitors.
Dahlen was put out Of the lot for max
ing an uncalled-for kick on Burch being
a..ln-.-l ~ IN, III tkLra Inning S,nra.
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Earned rms-Georgetown A. c., O. First base by
erTors-Georgetown A. C., ); seatou A. c., 3. Left
on hases-Oeorgetown A, C., .; ssason A. c., g.
First base on balls-0n Lewis l: OF Knapp 2; on
Harr. l. Innings pltched-By Lewis. c; BIZ Knapp.
g. by HArT, ? Hits made-0f Lewis 5; of Knapp,
g. OF Harr. S Struck out-By Lewis 6; By knapp.
s; BY Harr. 2 TwO-bsse hits-Cartwright, r
Beatty. II. Knapp. Sacril,e hit-Benton. Stolen
bases-Bent0n Cartwright, Lewis ~, House, Hill
lsaIy 20. E. Bromley. Hit ny pitcher-By Ham l.
Wild ptches-Harr, Lewis. H. Knapp ~. Passed
baH-H. Knapp umFire-Mr. Burke
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28
REDS BLANK THE CUBS.
Chance, SteinfeIdt, and Mclean Sus-
pended for Three Days.

Chicago, June 27.-The Cubs could not
hit Burns to-day. and Cincinnati won
an easy victory.
Chance and Steinfeldt were suspended
for three days to-day by President Lynch
for misconduct on the ball field at Pitts
burg Catcher Mclean. of Cincinnati,
also drew the same sentence. Score:
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Horace Hebburn, colored, of Buck
Lodge. Md. was taken to the Emergency
Hospital yesterday afternoon from the
Union Station. with a broken left arm.
caused by its being struck by a train.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28

National City forfeited 10 the American
Security and Trust Company yesterday
in the Bankers League. being unable to
place full nine on the field.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28

Two-base hit-Egan Sacrifice s-Schulfe.
Hobby Struck Cut-By Burns. 5; by Reulbach. ).
Bases on balls-0f Burns. /; Of Reubaeh. 2. Bslk
Burns Left on bases-Cincinnati 8: Chicago, /.
Passed ban-Archer Umpires-feSsTs. tombstone
and Moran. Time Of game-2 houTs.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28
AMATEUR NOTES AND COMMENT

The game liz TIE Departmental League
yesterday was filled with wrangling from
start TO finish. In the first place, the
game was played under protest. as the
Commissioners claimed that the season
is over and the pennant should be award
ed to them. Hardly had the game start
ed, before Umpire Belts called balk on
Byrd. who. for few moments, refused
to go back on the slab.
After a great deal Of argument the
game proceeded. and with the score
standing to ] in the Commissioners IA
vor it began to rain in the first half Of
the fifth. With Norris on first. Drummer
sacrificed and on a wild throw. which
Umpire Belts claimed was blocked. Nor
ris scored. Byrd was greatly incensed at
the decision, and only after much per-
suasion, returned TO the box. He then
wound up and threw the ball thirty feet
over the backstoD. Belts Immediately
ordered him out Of the game Without
any warming up. Dick Robertson was
forced to take up the work on the
mound. He got out OF the hole, and the
game was called at the end Of this in
ming on account Of rain, the final score
being to 2
II is not known what action the league
officials VIII take on this game. but the
Commissioners gained nothing by their
actions.
The B.oomingdaies will play the Falls
Church nine on the latter's grounds this
afternoon at $50 The Clubmen lost
their last game played with the Virgin
ians by the close score of 3 to g and
viii present their strongest lineup to-
day, determined TO even things up by
coping the game. The Bloomfnedales
are going good at present. having
trouneed Harvey's Chevy Chase team
Saturday by the score Of II to 1.
Johnnie" Widmeyer, Catholic Unver-
sity star third-saeker, Is holding down the
third bag for st. Martins In great style.
"Curley" Byrd pitched his first game for
the Cornell Tigers Friday, defeating the
Midways. and allowing them only four
scattered hits.
Smoke Balzer was noticed in Sunday
school over in Ninth street Sunday, and
will doubtless appear on the mound for
the Ninth Streeters next week.
seitz is playing a good game in center
for Petworth nine this season, and is con-
sidered by many as one OF the fastest
outfielders in the Suburban League. He is
also elouting the sphere with regularity.
To-day's game between Cornell and
Sewage Pumping Station ought TO be a
classy affair. A victory for either side
VIII have great deal to do with the race
for the pennant.
Collins. the popular local bowler, In a
recent game in the Sunday School League.
made two splits" on easy fly balls.
Anacostia was fortunate IN not losing
yesterdays game in the Sunday School
League. Only the poorest kind Of fielding
by Langdon in the fifth inning saved
them
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28
NorfoIIz. 8, Roanoke. 4
D II - Washinrton Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk. Va, June Z.-Norfolk batted
opportunity this afternoon, and took the
first game from the Roanoke Tigers.
to l. Errors were responsible for all the
Tiger runs.
With the score tied in the latter half
OF the ninth inning. Pritchard relieved
jenkins in the box. He passed Murdoch
and Chandler, and Jackson singled, fill
ing the bases. Munson then knocked one
over Hollands head and scored the win
ming run. Score:
r. H. Z.
Roanoke. ............. 1901 II 10 2
Norfolk. 0 0 0 o i 5 10
Batteries-Jenkins. Priteha-s. and Schmidt; Walsh
and AIunson. Umpires-SessTs. Mace and Davis
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28
BALLOT WINS RACE
Captures Advance Stakes at
Sheepshead Bay.
is WINNER BY TWO LENGTHS
Jockey NOtter Takes the Keene
Horse to the Front at start-ShiI-
ling Puts King james Under the
WHIP on Homo Stretch, but Cam
not Gain an Inch on Leader.

New York, June Thames r. Keene's
Ballot defeated 5. c. Hfdreths King
James in the Advance Stakes. weight for
age. at Sheepshead Bay this afternoon.
Each carried 12S pounds and they had
the race TO themselves. as everything
else was scratched.
The intense rivalry between these big
stables made the duel all the more inter-
esting TO the 5000 spectators, and when
the bugle sounded Ballot was an over
whelming favorite.
Trainer Rowe. for some reason that ex-
cited comment. did not put Powers on
Rallot, but gave the mount TO Notter,
who is still lame as a result Of an acci-
dent II is understood that Powers did
not handle Ballot in the Suburban in ac-
cordance with Rowe's instructions. Not
ter. therefore, wore the Keene jacket
again, and also rode Ballot with fiawless
judgment
He took the great Voter horse TO the
front at the start, and. assuming a lead
Of about two lengths, he held 1t all the
way. Shilling put King James under the
whip at the head of the stretch. but the
Hildreth horse could not gain an inch
At the end Ballot was just galloping.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Five and one-hah fuFl0ngs. War
% iBochstenl. 10 20 1, won; sigurd ~ Powers.
to p second Feather Dusier, l07 Boutwell,, TO l.
third Time 0s. White Wool. Ladazette The
Hague Dixon. Fred Keene. Little Raiah. and
Janet also ran.
SECOND RACE-About two miles. Aunt June
40 tWiIamsl. 70 20 ]. Won; Thistlsdale. 10 CDouo
huel 20 l. second: Harold A.. is tAiathl. . % /.
third Time 4 90 IS Bound Brook, Delcanta. Balla-
Gala. and Ticket Of Leave ais
THIRD RACE-SeYen lu-lOngs. CohOTt, I'D (Shil-
ling. 10 5. won; Homecrest Us lloyd. Is 10 J.
second; Big Stick. l02 tKoemerl. 20 !. third:
Time IL. Jupiter. CrossoFer. Miss perigord,
Royal Onyx. John A. Munro. Our Hannah. Noon.
Intrinsic. Tom Melton. G.. W. Leboli oxer. Bang
and Lisaro also
FOURTH RACE-One and fEe-sixteenth miles
Ballet rs lNotterl. IS % %. won. King James. l2s
,Schillingl even second. Tine c.l0 Two starters
FIFTH RACE-One and one-half miles. The
Peer. l03 (Glassl 10 O. won; Oddcraft g lThom-
asi 7 10 J. second; Golden Flora (Bochstenl. . 20
l. third. Time 81 2S ChariTan also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Sir J. johnson, rs
iArchibald), TO !. won; Nimbus. 100 lDuganl. Z
TO J, second; Restigouehe. lZ lSchillingl 20 2
third. Time l.@. Doraute Dreamer, King
Daughter. and CandlebeTTy also
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28

Philadelphia. o O.
New York. 0 0 0 0 0 90
Left bases-Philadelphla, Il: New York, g.
Bases halls-Of Moore 4; of Ames. 2 Struck
out--By Moore. 5; by Ames, T. Two-bass hits
Merkle, Meyers. Sacrifice hits-Knshe, Grant
Stolen hases-Dcoiin. Murray %, Seymour 90.
Passed balls--AIoran 2 Hit by pifcher-By Moore
]; by Ames, l. Umpires-AfsssTs. KLEIN and Kane
Time-2 hours.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28
PHILLIES WIN HANDILY.
Earl Moore Proves a Hard Nut 10
Crack.

New York. June 27-Earl Moore had it
on the Giants at every stage to-day, and
the Phillies shut them out
The Quakers played clever fielding
game Doolin got four hits Score
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28
Danvine, Q, Portsmouth, a.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Danville. Va. June 27.-The ability of
the locals to hit Hamilton and the Wild
ness Of Welcher resulted IN Portsmouth
defeat. to 4. Starting off under a three
run handicap. the Bugs gradually over
took their leaders, and in the fifth passed
them, and added two more runs in the
seventh. Many that would ordinarily
have gone for hits were cut down by the
local feeders. Score:
RHE.
Potsmouth......,... ; 0 Ooeoo IO-4 2
Danvilie..--...-t..... Il02o 2ox-s
Batteries eicher and Smith; Bussey and Laugh
lin. Umpire-sfr Pender.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28
To-DAY's GAMES.

ST. Louis Mt PlttSburg.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Boston
Philadelphia at New York.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28
DODGERS WIN ON
SWEENEY'S ERROR
Dahlen Is Put Off Grounds
for Kicking.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Philadelphia, 2, New York, o.
Brooklyn, 3; Boston, 2.
Piftsburg. ~ 81. Louis, B.
Cincinnati, 2; Chicago, o.
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Q 0 0 0 o 0 1 l O.
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.

'Batted for Fletcher in the ninth.
tpa,,ad tnr Arnas I'm tha eiuh.h
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28

-LaIIeu TOT oclHIIe 10 ne LIlIH-
fRattea for Beaumont ia the seventh.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28

Collins. the popular local bowler, in a
recent game in the Sunday School League.
made two splits" on easy fly balls.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28

To-day's game between Cornell and
Sewage Pumping Station ought TO be a
classy affair. A victory for either side
VIII have a great deal to do with the race
for the pennant.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28

Smoke Balzer was noticed in Sunday
school over in Ninth street Sunday. and
viii doubtless appear on the mound for
the Ninth Streeters next week
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28

Anacostia was fortunate IN not losing
yesterdays game in the Sunday School
League. Only the poorest kind Of fielding
by Langdon in the fifth inning saved
them
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28
sheepshead Bay.

FIRST RACE lightweight handicap; for three
year-oids and upward; 500 added; six and one-half
/ f1rfnure main co1graa
The Washington herald., 1910-06-28

Seitz is playing good game in center
for Petworth nine this season. and is con.
sidered by many as one Of the fastest
outfielders in the Suburban League. He is
also elouting the sphere with regularity.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-09-16
NASHVILLE DELEGATES LEAVE

Monday was a busy day in Nashville
with the Baptist people. There was
a hurry and scurry in order to get out
of town in time to reach New Orleans
for the opening of their convention.
An unusually large delegation left the
CITY for the southern METROPOLIS. They
will spend the entire week in New
Orleans, some not returning before the
23rd Of this month. The program for
the entire week, as printed in their Of
fetal program, is crowded with the
work of their denomination for twelve
months. Their boards will report;
committees will be appointed; the
work of every department of the Bap.
fist connection will be thoroughly dis
cussed and plans laid for a more ag-
gressive campaign in the future.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-09-16
A COPY OF TWO REPORTS.

The Fifteenth Annual Report of the
Home Mission Board, together with
the Fourteenth Annual Report of the
National Baptist Publishing Board of
the National Baptist Convention.
showing a great incretse of the bust
ness of the two boards.
These reports are for the fiscal
year ending August 81, 1910. The
Chairman Of the Home Mission
Board is Rev. J. P. Robinson, D. D.,
pastor of the First Baptist Church,
Little Rock, Ark, while the Chairman
of the Publishing Board is Rev G. H.
Clark, d. D, pastor Of Mt. Olive Bap-
list Churdl, this city. Rev. R. H.
Bovd is secretary of both boards.
There is a supplement to these two
reports known as "The Story Of the
Congress- which is a condensed re
port Of the fifth annual session of the