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The Washington times., 1910-08-02
JEFFRIES DENIES
BEING DPUGGED

Los ANGELES. Cal Aug James
j. Jemrles denied that he was druC-eG
or had sGld hc was druE-ed I'm Reno
on July &. when he was defeated for
the worlds Eeavvvci SHIT champion
ship by Jack Johnson
q never said I was 6ruSsed at Reao.
7 never said anything like that JEFF
fries tOl5 the Associated Press when
he was shown a copy of a local news
PAPER which printed q sensational
story 70 the effect thar the former
champion rad spoken FOR the first time
since the s1ZlC- and had fatty CHARGED
that i-e had been Lru=Eed for DAYS
before TIE tELr took place.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
NO CHANGE NOTED
IN HINRIGH'S CASE
Pitchers Condition Same as
During Past Five Days
of Illness.

The case OF BIZ Hurlch. the Va
tiouals' pitcher uh0 s. confined in the
George Washington University Hos7f-
tai With infantlie paralysis. remains
unchanged
The young man has lost control OF
his rlsh- arm and can move his fingers
slightly Ir was reported at the hos
pital this u1rulug that no change was
noted over Ills previous condition Dr.
S. Clifford Cox win see the young man
this afternoon and VIII probably give
out statement.
HiuTichs case is attracting wide
spread ar1gr1siou IN the medical world
as u is one Of ms few where the NAL
ady mas Injected an adult Develop
meuts are eagerly awaited. and crave
fears are expressed for his future as q
ban player
When the news was learned among
tEe NaL-1uliS much regret vas ev1-1ss-
e1s ana the players were SURPRISED 10
learn Tllar the pitcher was in such con-
ditioI-
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
Standing OF the Clubs.

'+ite+ Ms league ne IS Il SpHlHpt"-
sl--A -l--- -Ntt-aL-stlS nave ever Laa ITvl-
pic III -lr-n-tdtiLG iELL-flllQ us HlE ne
mas A-o 4 peculiar FACULTY 10 times Tor
lL.ahliE any washington team look
cheap lie has been on the rsEG=-e edge
OF FeheTIl- To the minors Tor a ions
Time and his departure is no particular
surprise Ei-I Erar-ev-. il rl HEHt be Ele--
toned could generally lit when he
came To This CITY with Cleveland no
matter 81 his AVERAGE elsewhere were
minus ZeTI. Another Who mas The [Uarsy
OF coming out OF his trance when here
is Lee Ta0-eHfIT OF the Clr7~7ro White
Sox WAC usually tfarterss ais hold ~
his foT nv nzs-f7c- o--- safe sv-7rz f0
the CAPITAL
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
CAUGHT ON THE FLY IN
WORLD OF BASEBALL

selves and Won In 1906. 1907 and 1908
the much coveted five yards or so OF
DCnllnE was captured by Chicago
The question now IS. aCan the Pirates
repCaI--
IN the American League the players
accept decisions with better grace than
they do in the National. There isn't so
much umpire batting
a Cincinnati paper IS urging the
American l-edEuc u invade Cincinnati
and provide the fans with q peunauL
winner.
Ohio, between the Cincinnati and Cieve-
land teams, viii begin October 10. -Four
out OF seven games VIII be played
La5oie. Bemis and Joss VIII be the
only Maps who performed IL the 1913
series VINO VIII disp0rr themselves a.
league park this fan
Baseball sharDs are crit1cising Clarke
Griffith for not ordering his players -
bunt. one run needed 90 win the game
or tie the score
Christy Nathewson beat Philadelphia
five straight games this year and then
dropped game to NcQuiIen-
HuEhey Jennings team had Won its
last seven games. three from New
York and four from the White SON
before losing % Boston yesterday
Coombs, OF the athletics. has Joined
1IUIIi1 as q pitcher VINO has beaten
every other league team this year
The Doves have lost nine Of the zen
games they have played since they
opened in Chicago a week ago Thurs
day
r4a--- Lord and AD,I,- 1TrCov-,r7r
went West with the Boston team
which shows that Donovan believes
they are in trim TO play when ne wants
them
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
DAVIS MAKES RECORD.

J. l. Davis of Melbourne University,
has proven himself 20 be a great hur-
der
At Sydney, Australia, the other day
he IS credited with covering 4f0 yards
with ten hurdles three feet high in
y 2-5 seconds, and when the track was
measured after the event IL was found
10 be q yard over the distance
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
CORCORAN IS SOLD
TO CINCINNATI CLUB

BUFFALO. y y, Aus Z-The caU Of
the Big League has been heard By
Mickey Corcoran, Of the Buffalo club.
Of the Eastern League
Corcorau has been purchased by The
Cincinnati Reds, and VIII be delivered
at the end of the present season he
viii PLAY in the iuICIG- His batting rec
ord for the season SO far Is -EII The
purchase price IS said 10 be close 20
5000
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
KILLIAN BOUGHT
BY TORONTO

DETROIT, Aug announcement
was made at the headquarters Of the
Detroit Americans today that they have
sold S0uthpaw kiIlian 10 the Toronto
Eastern League team The amount was
not named. kiliian helped the Tigers
to win their three Dennants- but his
work this season has not been con
sidered good.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

ger Tlree-laSt hlt-T-uesIale- SacrI-
fee El-S-ICffU Al ard CSeSSIer. Sac-T-
nee fE--Scl yvei-zer- Passed baIl-Streer
Ifr aE pitched l-II-E5E NFaddeI Con
roy Bases on ba-Ls-DT WadIeu 2 OF
Walker, = Struck 0vr-E}E Lake I. hv
Walker ], by Ee5S-i-E. T. Hits or
III aLEeT- In : ~ innings off RefsTi1g
] iu % innings of Wa6EeT. In s
innings none out ll the ninth Left on
1.tSeS-SI- Louis, - washington. & I'm
1-reS-Ai ess-~- H.Eeeu and Evans Time
o. game hour and - minutes.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Cleveland has released Bill Bradley,
IN line with its recently announced poll
cy OF getting nd Of the oid-timers. and
the question naturally arises When Is
President SOmerS going TO take the bull
BY the horns and dispose OF Larry La
JOie2 This may sound Ike foolish
question, but II Is not, and we would not
be surprised 10 hear any day that Ee
had taken such a radical step The at
tendance this year in Cleveland has Deen
very small, and the club Is said 60 be
out $4,000 on its running expenses 10
say nothing Of interest on the money
invested, insurance, etc The team IS IN
2 hOpeleSsly IackadaisicaI state. and
more than one competent critic has at
IrbUted this 10 the peculiarly inulEer-
eut attitude assumed by the big French
man under all circumstance ENel
when he is most anxious 10 win, his air
would indicate little real interest Iu the
game and he thus does himself s. great
injustice II is believed thar his aJCi-
tude has afferted the other members of
the CIevelanI team almost since The
day he Joined IL. and has had q de
pressing effect that no manager could
overcome
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
SOX BUY FIELDER.

CHICAGO, Aug. president Comis-
KEY OF the Chicago Americans, today
bought Outfelder Mclean from the
Springfield Three T. League club for
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Since 1880. brotherhood year. ''Tepeat-
ers'- have won the National League
championship
This is the record. In 1871 1872 ard
1888. Boston won the championship. IN
1891. 1885 and 1895. II was captured o.
baltimore In 1897 and 1S9S, Boston
aEafu won. n 1899 and 1890, BROOKLYN
earned the peunanI- In 1901. 1902 and
1888. Pittsburg was the successful club.
In 1904 and 1S15 the Giants busted them
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
udg Cleveland Club Might Give Washington Chance Buy Larry Lae
NATIONALS MIGHT BUY
LAJOIE FROM SOMFRS
Big Frenchman Seems Doomed to Get New Berth and
Why Not in Washington? Proposition Not
Beyond Possibility.
By THOMAS S. RICE.

Don't become hystericaI over the new
diseases attacking bail players There
Is not the slightest danger of RUDE
WaddeI or Bugs Raymond getting
water on the brain Guess the Two TCa-
SOS.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
Wish washington could get him


LajOie is not as Indifferent GS he dp-
pears, but the effect is the same, and
there IS an element of fans even n
Cleveland which is convinced that If
he were To go 10 q new berth ne UOUit
help the club getting him. and at Tie
same time give Cleveland q chance to
start all over again La1Cie Is SIlli "a
mighty bail player. and gives few o.
10 signs Of retroEressiCu- He should
have several more wears OF the ssr-t
kind of work in him, and whoever takes
him from Cleveland VIII land O. prize
For instance. he would be a most use
1ul citizen IN Washington il would
take some tine for him to infect the
WashiuguOus with his style. and mean
while his confirmed habit Of batting be-
tween sen and -423 IS admittedly even
better than Milan and IleiVeIt- He could
drive in right smart runs If he were
about fourth in the Washington batting
order and we are sure our very best
fans would appreciate anything IN HAT
line he might contribute
Larry L.ajoie and Walter johnson
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

GessIer made a star catch Of Hon-
mans drive 10 right field in yester-
days game between Washington and
st. Louis
In the ninth chapter "Rube-' Wad-
den was taken out of the box when he
Iet loose a couple OF Wild ones. Lake
took his lace
Hoffman made a fine throw Of
Streets single 10 center. catching Con-
roy at the plate.
Truesdale made the only three-bag-
ger in yesterdays game in the sixth
Dutch schaefer. connected for a
single N yesterdays game with St
Louis. put was unable 10 score
KID EIberfeId proved 10 be Wash
inEtou-s heavy hitter yesterday, get
tiug three hits, out no runs, although
Mcbride out I'm the sixth inning on
a wonderful catch by stephens. UP
against the fence
Farzer pitched well for Boston yes
terday against Detroit, allowing but
four hits.
out Of two times 81 bat yesterday
wagner Connected for one hit, triple,
which resulted in a run
CarriEan was spry enough on the
bases in Yesterdays game with De
troit, stealing twice
Cooubs was taken out OF the box in
the second inning, in yesterdays game
made by Chicago on four singles and a
triple
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

TaunehiITs playing on first base was
the feature Of the game between PhIa-
p-touts 80 his credit, no errors, and
cor. ecte1 for a single.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
Club Standings and
Possibilities
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results
St Louis, > Washington, J.
New York, 4; Cleveland, .
Boston, o; Detroit, J.
Chicago, 6; Philadelphia, l.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

TOday'S Games
Washington at St. Louis.
Boston at Detroit
New York AT Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
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The Washington times., 1910-08-02
Today's Games

TOday's Games
St Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at New York
PiJts5Urg at Ph[Iadeiphia-
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Harry Lord and Andy Mcconnell
went West with the Boston team
which shows that Donovan believes
they are in trim TO play when he wants
them
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Gessler made a star catch OF HoH-
mans drive 10 right field in yester-
days game between Washington and
St Louis
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

A part Of LajOie's bearing IN Cleve-
land may not be his fault The team
has started year after year like win
1eT. and has then collapsed and finished
Jus far enough w 20 furnish the foun-
ca-ions for vain hopes the next year
This has discouraged the fans. and
L. jOie would not be- human 7 De q TSo
did not feel the eHCCrS Of the inCessauJ
and inevitable disappointment II he
came to Washington q would be many
moons before he was on a champion,
but he would be with q team i'm the
course Of development, with only q
reasonable ambition from year 10 year
and the prospects OF steadily iUC-eaS-
ing its strength 10 the pe1uaut-yyiunirle
point That should spur his eurhusi-
asm and make him Tar more valuable
70 McAleer than he Is to jim MCGUIRE
a. present
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Larry Lajoie and Walter johnson
yum, yum
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

II looks like a TrSt-ciaSS betting
proposition that he VIII never become
more enthusiastic III Cleveland
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

LaToIe and Johnson There's n bust
TESS at the gate
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Washington was about due for a field
Ing explosion and the fare-up in the
fourth inning that cost the game in ST
Louis Yesterday should not be REGARDED
too darkly-
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

The Doves have lost nine Of the zen
games they have played since they
opened in Chicago a week ago Thurs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22

iest @eis.S tepbonp, lit bonn Sitter.
bunoler 4iiborn aus 9aitnaf fdufs
lid ernorben nor0en; basielbe ge-
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lider Beriteigerung sum 8erfa1f.
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gen Sagen befano it'd Der at 8rim'
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marc @obert nit einem Seimer an
Dem Selbe. GIN elmer ubIhiiiiiger
Stele oes primitipen Seloweges
molte Is. Die 9remie 5ubreber, als er
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lesrnaen feititelte.
Sprbprn, A. Gop. Sn oel
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mem 5lpeimonatigen 9eiufe IN ibrel
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nit ibren &inbern cine arpBe Sarm
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gen OIL Der bieligen 9urgrrtine porgs,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
6roRber,oetbnm.
Aus Der Danpthaht.

Giuilianb Der Staot 9nrembnrs.
Seiratben.-Som 30. DIT:
Safob arede, Sdreiner, nit Wfarga.
retba aubn; Sobam Seter Sefepre,
Observation-Disclosures, nit Gliiabetb Sea-
lelom.
SterbefGIIe.--Som 30. DIT:
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Mntibe Charles Yleranoer Seannin,
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aeltern Mbeno IN cinem Gigarrenla.
Den IN Der Mooliapcmle cinen Shlag.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
aus ben iibrisem Theiien,

prmcIbingen,2 20. Oft. Sn
Den lesten 3agen iiuO grpBe Suanti.
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Dem gabnbof @inderingen perlaoen
porben. Sieielben famen aus oell
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Itingen, gbnen ullo @ormeloinaen.
Muh aus @inderinaen gingen met.
rere @aggonS algegoreter Moitemit
Der 9abn nod Den b%efannten @ein.
banbelsit1ttcn Ser Mittelmoiel uto
oes Hheins. Gs berrlft INNER nod
rege Hahfrnge i'm SerfaufsgeihGft.
Die Sreile balten iif felt ouf 660-
$50 Mart. Gin5elne Hlmmern briit.
gen es iogar uili 700 Marf. Sier lit
allies III feiten Sanbeu. 80 @interiiber
miro ani linierer 8emnrfung oic erite
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oarallf geipantt, mie iif bieie
Sremolinee in unierm alima nrlb
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@agner bon bier bat. Die A%anbibatir
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-11

600 each. The volume Of business
handled by the St Louis. Chicago, New
York, and Chattanooga offices COM
bined, amounted to several million dol
lars. Very few people are acquainted
with the advertising which goes out
from Chattanooga each year thru Nell
son Chesman & Co., who have clients
in nearly every city in the south.
Mr.. Santee's long association with
the Chattanooga Medicine Company as
manager of the newspaper advertls-
ing department, has rendered him we'll
qualified to take up the work which he
has assumed. He is considered one
of the highest authorities in the United
States on all matters pertaining TO
newspaper circulation, rates, etc. rms
knowledge has been attained thru
long and careful study of the news
papers of every state from Maine TO
California. In addition to the services OF
Mr.. Santee, the office force of Nelson
.Chessman & Co has been otherwise en-
larged in order to take care of the IN
creased volume of business which Will
be placed by them during the present
year. In fact the best evidence as to
the prosperity of the south is shown
in the increased volume of advertising
which general advertisers have planned
to place thru Nelson Chesman & co. in
newspapers, magazines and other me-
diumS during the year 1910.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-11
SHoRTHoRN BREEDERS PERFECT
ORGANIZATION AT MEETING
HELD HERE.
WILL PROMOTE ANNUAL
SALES IN THIS CITY
E. w. Harmon is Elected President of
the Association, and Carl Lewis Sec
retary-Meeting Proved Enthusiastic
One, and at Another to Be Held Soon
More Members Are Expected to Join.

At meeting Of thirty Shorthorn
breeders of the county, held Thursday
night at the office of F. H. Houghton,
the organization of the Marshall Coun-
ty-.Shorthorn Breeders Association was
perfected. The meeting was most
enthusiastic one, and at another ses-
sion, to be held in this city on Feb. q,
it is expected that many breeders who
We're unable to be here for the organi-
zation meeting, will be present to join
the association.
The principal objects of the associa-
ton will be to promote the interests
of Shorthorn breeders, to improve the
standard of the breed, and to manage
annual sales.
Sales to Be Held Here.
Different Shorthorn breeders of the
county have been conducting big sales
for the past few years, but hereafter
those who are members of the associa-
ton will hold their sales under the
of the association. Any MEM
Der who may wish to contribute to the
sale may do SO, and in that way not
only lessen the expense of the sale but
get better advertising by having it I'M
der the associations name, and also
obtain the benefits of having larger
of animals represented in the
Marshalltown is to be the
headquarters of the association, and
the sales will be held in this city.
Harmon Named as President.
Ellsworth w. Harmon, of this city,
whose firm, Harmon & Mansfield at
is we'll known among breeders,
was elected president of the new asso-
citation John E. Smith, of Laurel, an
other prominent breeder was chosen
vice president, and Carl Lewis, of Tay-
lor township, of the firm of Lewis
Bros, Shorthorn breeders. was elected
secretary c. E. Arney, of Albion, ex-
president Of the Central
Iowa Short Course Association, and
breeder. was made treasurer.
The board of directors of the asso-
citation was chosen in the persons OF
the following breeders: NJ. L. Andrews,
Melbourne; E. A. F'ricke, of State
Center: John E. Smith, Laurel; Robert
Binford. Liscomb and Carl Lewis,
Marshalltown.