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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
BERKELEY HSKp. ROOMS

PRINCE ST.. 1907. Berkeley-3 neatly furnished
house keeping rooms; modern; near Grove and
locals; adults.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
and MOVING VANS

BEKINS VAN AND STORAGE COMPANY.
Fireproof warehouse. 18th and Mission.
Phone Market 1914. Home M1313-
WILSON BROS. Inc.-Moving and storage, cor
14th and Sanchez sts.. one block from Market
and Fillmore st. cars. Phone Park 2I1.
A-PACIFIC STOAGE AND VAN CO.-Brick
Warehouse. 1892 Fillmore St; phone West 262S
PIERCE E-RODOLPH STORAGE AND MOVING
Co. Eddy and Fillmore: tel. West S2S. S3561-
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Experienced jacket and skirt hands
for alteration room. Apply supt.' s office. to
II a. m.. HALE BROS, Inc, Market and
9th sts., S. F.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27

Mattresses union No. IS will give
a bail in Golden Gate commandery hail
Saturday evening. December 8. The
proceeds will be given to the sick and
death benefit fund.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
OUT of TOWN HOUSES to LET

SHOE repairing shop for rent living rooms ~
rear: located Just across street from large
school and principal playground or OsSland.
rent SIS: water free HADEN = BONNh
CO.. 2415 Shattuck av.. Berkeley
FOR rent-After Nov. 1. an established butcher
shop Sc cor Sacramento and Spruce SITS.
will give lease and reasonable rent Apply or
address owner. $40 Valencia ST
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
ROOMS and BOARD OFFERED
HOTELS


BROOKLYN HOTEL, 369 1st St. blocks from
Market-Modern hotel: board and ST and
81 25 per day. Sc to 81. so per week meals p
cents: first class service: choice rooms 90
cents: family rooms 81 rooms per week 81 up;
free bus. CHAS. MONTGOMERY. Prop flor
merly of the American Exchange Hotel, Mont
gomery's Hotel and Brooklyn Hotel Bush st.1-
HOTEL BRISTON. AS OFarrell st.--An modern
conveniences and bath $50 per month;
center of business section: single rooms $3.50
week up: country trade solicited
HOTEL AMERICA. 1045 Market st.-Heart of
shopping dis; SOC to ST per day; strictly mod
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09

While the majority Of the amateur
games last week were well played. in
several instances teams won by a large
margin. due no doubt 10 the lack OF
practice at this season Of the year. This
viii be remedied as the pennant races
progress, and is usual occurrence OF
the first week or two Of playing.
The Capital City League is, in the
opinion of the majority Of fans. the
fastest sand-Iot organization in the city,
and naturally there is much specuIa-
ton as 10 which team viii win the flag
in that circuit Little can be cleaned
from the play last week that will aid
those who are watching the games 70
reach reasonable decision in regard 10
the strength of the Aloysius and Cor
nell Company mines. The games have
just started. and either OF these clubs
may be- beaten out by St Stephens or
the Pumping Station outfit.
The attendance al Capital CITY Park
this year has been all that could be de-
sired. and is most pleasing % the Off
Gals OF the VI street league. The sun
day games have proved popular, too. and
from 100 70 1900 persons are usually IN
attendance.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09

There We're three tie games last week,
three forfeited games, and two contests
that went ten innings. That's mixing
the dope up a bit.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09

The classification committee on entries
for the matinee Wednesday next has
been compelled to make some changes
The new list Of horses entered and classi-
! fed is as follows:
Frce-for-all-Dr Chase. Alma. Miss Aroola. Fred.
I Orphan. Ghdewood. and Red and Black.
a trot-Russell c., Davis s., Gold Dust, and Won
March.
b trot-GoId Pebble. Fle1inia. Mamie Riley. Keno.
Potwith Boy. Lady Kushan, and Gentle John.
\ pace-Jubilanta, Bedford Boy, Fair Nancy.
Buckshot and Fred. Wilkes
b racc-NIyTon G.. Cora Virgins. Charley Hal.
BayaTd Wilkes. IT,. Mary Tracy. Black Patchen.
Tuscarora Nan Patterson Alexander. Bessie Garri-
son. and Robin Hood.
Thrce-yoaT-Old race-Lady COzine, Miss Mary, and
Flora May.
Threc-year-old trot-Palm Cozine. Alto Dewey.
Prince George. and Bessie Redwood
As originally designed. Won March was
cast for the B trot. He IS now in the A
trot. Jubilanta has been transferred
from the B pace to the A pace, and
Robin Hood from the A pace to the B
pace.
The classes for the afternoon enter
tainment will be called as follows, and
owners Of horses are earnestly requested
by the committee to be on the grounds
of the Speedway promptly:
3 pace ] p. m. sharp; colt trot, 1870:
A pace. p. m; free-for-all, 2:3O: A trot
3 p. m. colt pace. $3.50, and B trot 4
p. m.
The prizes in each event will be as
follows:
Glass B; pace-silyer cup. association; second
prize, whip II. 7. Wheeler; third prize. cooling
sheet Javins Brothers; fourth prize ribbon
Colt trot-Flrst prize cup. G. W. Spier: second
suit Of clothing. CITY Harness Supply Comparv.
third box Of cigars. W. H. Warner; fourth. ribbon.
A paCe-First Prize. cup. association. second
& Bridget fourth. ribbon.
Free-f0r-all-First prize. cup association: second
set Of harness Prodigy Carriage Company: third.
whip. Miller Bros; fourth, ribbon.
4 trot-First prize cup. association; second Ian
robe. s Kann sons; third umbrella, Saks &,
Co. fourth. ribbon
Colt pacc-FirSt Prize cup Overland Auto Ass,-
citation; second. bride, Brown & Mudd: third ric-
ture frame. Silverbwg Art Store: fourth. ribbon.
trot-Flrst prize. ASSOCIATION cup; second whip
d. 1. Coon; third, cooling sheet J. ?. Gemiller
fourth. ribbon.
The members comprising the classical
ton committee are ]. A Jones c.
Claspy, DR.. G. G. Patton, and J. G
Mott
Members Of the cup committee are
Lee Hechinger and f. F. Hall
The names Of judges and timers will
be announced in Tuesdays Herald.
Thomas Baldwin, of Brightwood. has
been selected to start the horses. and
Frank Thomas, of the same point. will
act as his assistant. B. F. McCaunv
will perform the duties Of marshal Of the
day
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
PIMLICO RACE MEETING
PROVES THE BEST EVER
Fast Events, Generous Patronage and Brilliant
Crowds Contribute Hon Money Was Split

Baltimore, May s.-The Maryland Jock
ey Club wound up yesterday what has
proved 20 be the finest meeting in its
history. Indeed. in many respects, It
was remarkable.
Pursued by rainy weather. and, for
nearly the whole OF the meeting, with
unfavOrable racing conditions. the cl-1
met with the most generous patronage
from start to finish. The average at
tendance was probably the greatest ever
known at Pimlico. and on several days
1t was record breaking.
Not alone was the attendance large,
but it was Of the finest character. and
brought out many admiring comments
from racegoers who were making their
first visit 10 Pimlico.
The best people of Virginia, Washing
ton, Maryland, and Pennsylvania were
everywhere in evidence. giving a tone
and character to the sport seen nowhere
else in this country. and particularly
gratifying TO the friends of racing.
which at this moment is engaged in a
death grapple for existence
The racing was excellent in every par
ticular. Six, seven, and even eight race
programmes were offered, with big fields
in nearly every event.
Perhaps not so many high-class horses
were present as at some other meetings.
but the average was good, and made
close and interesting struggles.
Three carloads of horses were shipped
away yesterday afternoon, and ten more
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
TRAIN STORK FOR CIRCUS
Brings Four Tiger Cubs and Baby
Camel Here.
Mr. and Mrs. Umbhln Proud Parents
Of Latter, While Beautiful HIIda
CuddIes QuadrupIets.

Race suicide is an unknown factor in
the Barnum & Bailey circus. Five births
occurred in two animal families while the
trains were on the way from PhnadeI-
phia last night. and the new members Of
the menagerie attracted great attention
yesterday.
Hilda, a beautiful tigress. gave birth
TO four cubs yesterday morning shortly
after the trains were loaded at Philadel-
phia. The other family to be blessed
yesterday was Mr.. and Mrs. Umbala.
prize African camels, who to-day are the
proud parents OF the first camel born in
this country in some years.
The new arrivals. along with several
other youngsters which have come to the
show since II started its tour six weeks
ago, give the menagerie the appearance
of an animal baby show
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09

Apprentices allowance.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
CONTESTS THIS WEEK

MONDAY
Georgetown Props at Mcrcersburg.
Western High vs.. Braddock A. c.
Catholic University at Gettysburg.
TUESDAY.
Eastern High vs.. Central High School.
Chicago at Washington.
Catholic University at Mount ST. Marx
WEDNESDAY.
V. P. |. at Georgetown.
Georgetown Props at Episcopal High.
Central vs.. \. & VI. Props.
Eastern High ". Washington School.
Western High vs.. National Cathedral Z
Catholic University at Fredericksburg.
Chicago at Washington.
THURSDAY.
Chicago at Washington.
FRIDAY.
Chicago at Washington.
Business We. Tech.
Eastern vs.. Western High.
SATURDAY.
Georgetown at Fordham.
VI. A. c. at St. Mays
Eastern College at Gallaudet
Central High rs American Security and
Trust.
Business at Mount s.. Joseph.
Tech al Charlotte Hall. Nd.
Catholic University at Maryland COLLEGE.
Jefferson School Of Baltimore az Washing
ton School
Eastern vs.. National CathedraL
Cleveland at Washington.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09

New York. May S.-Sporting men all
over the country are criucising Jeffries
and Johnson for not selecting a referee
on the date fixed by the articles OF
agreement Il was stipulated that the
referee must be agreed upon sixty days
before the day OF the fight.
The time limit expired at u o'clock
last Wednesday night. neither pugilist
showing an inclination TO compromise or
make concessions. The busy Berger an
ncunced that on May Is a decision IN
this matter would be arrived at
This wrangle over the referee involv-
ing secret confabs and lot Of unneces-
sary talk, is now used as an argument
that unless an Eastern referee of good
repute is invited to oficiate. the big
Scrap will end I'm scandal.
Big Tim Sullivan. the permanent stake
holder. Will sail for Europe on the Mau-
retania on Wednesday. He is said 10 be
disguised with the methods of Berger,
Rlckard, and others who are handling
matters in California and is sure the
only move 20 be made that Will enlist
the confidence Of the public is the ap-
pointment Of Charley White, of this city.
as third man in the ring.
Hundreds Of New Workers are going 10
see the fight and will pay the top price
for seats. These patrons Of pugilism
know White is both capable and honest.
The same is said by sporting men IN all
Of the big cities as far West as Kansas
City, for Whites record as a referee has
not been confined TO this city.
Big Tim says he will return here IN
June, so that he will have plenty Of
time 10 reach the scene OF action. but
beyond holding the stakes he has de-
cided to keep out of the affair as much
as possible He has indorsed White
simply in the interest Of fair play and
honest sport
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
vanderbiIt'S Horse Is second

Paris, May S-The race for the Prix de
Sevres was run at Bots de Boulogne to-
day and was won by Deutsch's Granger.
Nanderbilt's Sir Peter was second and
Pellerin's Zipphares third. The jockeys
were Stern. O'Neil. and Curry. There
were five starters
The PriN de St James was won by
Nanderbilts Bats Delight, with Dreyfus's
Hilda second. and CalIlaults JuIiette
third. The jockeys were O'Neil. Henry.
and Curry. Six horses ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
POTOMACS AGAIN LOSE RACE
Club Members Defeated by George.
town Crew by Full Length.

The Potomacs were again defeated by
the Georgetown University crew yester-
day morning in "A mile and a quarter
race on the Upper Potomac by a length
of open water. The unlversity's second
crew was also out, and finished half a
length behind the varsity boat.
Although the Potomacs were defeated,
they showed much improvement over last
Sundays race.
AT the mile post the universitys second
crew was a length behind the Potomacs.
but after that the club crew were unable
to stand the pace. At Thirty-frst street
the race was TO have ended, but the Po-
tomacs dropped out at Aqueduct Bridge,
and the varsity boat was tagged by the
judges
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
PAPKE WILL BOX WITH JEFF
Will Work Out Daily with Boiler
maker Next Week.
WeIterweiEht Only Man Thus Far
Able TO Keep Big Fellow
on jump.

San Francisco. May S-Billy Papke will
return to Rowardennan after his fight
with Joe Thomas next Saturday, and
will box regularly with Jeffries until the
former champion abandons gloves in his
training. Papke despite the enormous
disparity in weight, is the only man
who has boxed with Jefries that has
been able to make the big fellow hustle
around and show traces OF his old form.
Papke jumps in like a terrier fighting a
bulldog, and his blows evidently sting,
for JeffrieS wakes up and goes after him
in lively style. Yesterdays siX-round
bout between Papke and Jeffries was
by all odds the best boxing he has done.
but 1t showed him far from champion
ship form.
Sporting men are hoping Jeffries will
get some husky sparring partners very
soon and devote most of the next six
weeks to real fighting, in order TO train
his eye and his muscles.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09

The many friends OF Harry Nichols, an
ex-captaln Of the Bloou,nEdale baseball
team. were surprised 10 learn OF his mar
rage 20 a Washington girl few days
ago. Here's wishing the pair a happy
voyage on the sea Of matrinony.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR MAPS.
Chicago White Sox Shut Out in
Pitchers Battle by . to o.

Chicago. May S-CleveIand won its
seventh straight victory this afternoon.
defeating the Chicago White Sox 10 0 IN
a pitchers battle between Smith and
Falkenberg. The visitors punched two
hits, with a base on balls, and a sacrifice
in the first inning for their two runs
Score
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minucapolis-Niinucapolis 8: Columbus. /
At Observation-Disclosures 10; Nnlwaukee. ).
At ST. Paul-Toledo, 3, 81. Paul, ],
At Kansas City-Loulsulle, 3; Kansas City. !.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
CUBS MEET DEFEAT.
PittsburE Pirates Win HandiIy from
Chicago by to l.

Chicago, MAY S-The Cubs were de-
feated by the Pittsburg Pirates here this
afternoon by score OF 20 j. Flynn,
the new first baseman for the Pirates.
hit for home run I'm the eighth inning
and turned what looked Ike a defeat into
a victory for the visitors. Both Cole and
Camnitz were wild. John King appeared
behind the bat FOR the first time In TWO
seasons, and got a warm reception from
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
Olympia A. G. Wants Como.

The Olympic Athletic Club CHALLENGES
all uniformed baseball teams in or around
the District for games to be played at
Fourteenth and A streets northeast. On
tuesday they are scheduled to play the
Patent Office, on Thursday they will meet
the Linworth Athletic Club nine. and on
Friday the Eastern High School For
games address c. w. Swan, DDS Tenth
street northeast
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
Lexington Team on for Raleigh.

Special % The Washington Hc-nd-
Lexington, Va, May S.-The Washing
ton and Lee baseball squad, IN charge
Of Coach Kennoy and Assistant Man
ager Slough. left tonight for Raleigh.
where they Will try conclusions with the
strong North Carolina Agricultural and
Mechanical team Monday. for the first
game OF the Southern trip. The squad
numbers fourteen men, and consists Of
Capt. Stras. Ed Brown. Waddiu. Recten-
valid. Bill GUathmey, Webster. Jap Efrd.
Moran, Watt Edrd Smith. Erwin. Tur-
byfI, Beddow. and Peoples.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
Cabin Johns Win. II IN IA

The Northeast Athletic Club yesterday
was defeated at Cabin John Bridge by
the Cabin John Athletic Club. Is to II.
The features Of the game were the heavy
hitting Of Henley for the winners and
Van Worner for the losers. Brooks.
Henley and Ridden were the batteries
for the Cabin Johns, and Barrett. Bur-
CESS, aud Van Worner for the North
casters.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
Asburv Broun. Win 2 10 .

The Asbury Browns yesterday defeated
the Belmont Tigers in a fast game nv
3 to ?. The Browns are now scheduled
TO meet the Washington Giants on Nav
30. at Union League Park. Yesterdays
game was to decide which team was TO
play the Giants on that date. they being
the strongest colored baseball team in the
District
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
AnacostIa Team sbut On,

The Marines yesterday defeated the
Anacostias in one-sided game Of ball
by to 0. The defeat Of the Anacostias
was due 10 the pitching Of Nuss for the
winners. who struck out fourteen men
and did not allow n hit sltz also did
well with the willow for the Marines. be-
ing at the plate three times and connect
ing for triple, a double. and a single
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
BATTING AVERAGES.
BY WILLIAM PEET

For the first time since the season
opened this year. the Nationals are with.
cut a man batting for 300 or better. as
the averages printed above viii bear out
Clyde Milan leads the club. with 2g3, only
seven points out of the way. Unglaub is
the next man. and is away down the line
with pa. Then come the others. will
Mcbride I'm the rear showing a record
Of sixty-six times at bat and only ter
hits
The team as a whole is hitting well
and according 10 unofficial figures stands
second among the other American
League clubs, which is certainly encour-
aging
The week just passed raised havoc with
individual averages. as New York and
Philadelphia twirlers kept the bat music
down 70 soft pedal I'm nearly all OF the
six games CLYDE Milan alone was able
10 keep up his fast pace. and even he
ran into young slump.
Jack Lelivelts weakness against port
side fingers has at last made itself man.
ifest Chief McAleer did not start him
substituting Browne This change is no,
lat all likely 10 be permanent as LeliveIt
will soon get back into his proper form
which is much better than George
Browne has ever shown.
McAleer's hopefIls play the final game
OF the series in Philadelphia this after
noon and either Gray or Oberlin will b,
sent 20 the box, unless the boss listens
to Walter Johnson's pleading for one
more chance against Mack's tribe.
Johnson can beat the Athletics two on,
of three games any old time. and is said
to be considerably "het' ever the licking
they gave him Thursday.
The writer remembers little incident
which happened last year during the
final trip OF the Athletics. when they
were neck and neck with Detroit and
fighting for the championship. The Sc
ries opened on a Wednesday. and John
son was knocked out OF the box I'm the
fourth or nth inning. the game going 70
Mack's men by a good margin. Later or
that night Capt. Harry Davis put UP ar
awful howl that Cantillon always saved
his best twirlers 20 work against the
Athletics. and added. we gave this Eel
low Johnson a good trimming to-day,
anyway"
The remark reached both johnson and
Cantllon. Walter was hot, and begged
Joe to put him in again the following
day. CanulIon granted the request, and
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
Lynchburg Gun Club shnnt.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va, May S-The Lynch
burg Gun Club, a feature Of the country
club life Of the lakewood Club, has
elected the following officers for the com
ing season" President, r. 5. Terry: score
tary-reasurer, Dr. W. W Dennis: band
captains. J. ID. owen and II. L. Winfree.
The club Will hold trap shoots each
Tuesday afternoon during the season.
Following is the record Of the last
shoot 100 birds being shot at:
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09

The Twining team IS looking unusually
strong this season. and apparently the
fight for the flag on the hilltop will be
between this aggregation and the Man
haitian tribe. NTW
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09

jim Wray. Of the St Louis Globe
Democrat, IS responsible for the follow
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
REDS BLANK CARDINALS.
SugEs Pitches Good BAH and Gets
Excellent support.

ST. Louis, May S-C.ncinnau won the
final game Of the series to-day. by 20 o..
SugEs pitched good ball for the winners
and was backed up in great style.
Backman was hit hard IN the third and
seventh rounds The day was dark and
the infeld muddy and heavy. About 400
saw the game. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Washington ut Philadelphia.
New York nt Boston
STANDING OF TIE CLUES.
TIGERS TRIM BROWNS.
Detroit Captures Game by to 2.
Graham Lasts Two Innings.

Detroit. May S-The champion Tigers
took tO-day's game from the St Louis
Browns by a 6-to-2 score. Graham, for the
Browns. lasted but five innings being re-
ieved by Bailey. Pernoll, a Detroit re-
cruit was well supported. The Tigers
left tonight for the East Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09

/ Davis grew warm under the collar. He
was so mad after the game that nobody
/ could get a civil word out of him.
! II may be that Johnson will he given
another chance to-day against the White
| Elephants.
/ There should be a big crowd on hand
Tuesday 10 welcome home the Nationals
in their hrst game against the Western
clubs Chicago is booked for a quartet of
games, and the White Sox have always
! been frst-class performers on the local
/ ban yard. Doc" White. the old George
town star. has never been beaten by
/ Washington here. Chicago will present a
number Of new faces, Including Blackburn,
the sensational shortstop of the Provi-
dence club Of the Eastern League last
season, for whom il is reported owner
Comiskey paid something like $4,000.
With their strong twirling staff. Chicago
has been able 20 keep up in the American
League race. while the youngsters We're
gaining experience. The series promises
TO be well worth witnessing.
Eddie Handiboe. Of Washington. looks
TO be in line for a big league job before
many seasons have passed The Green
Vile Daily News. Of Greenville. y. c.,
paid Handiboe the following tribute last
Thursday.
Umpire Ed HandIboe IS one Of the
best umpires seen here since the Carolina
League was organized. Now that is say
ing a lot about a man who has umpired
but two games I'm Greenviue but he UNI
pired three IN Charlotte and there was
not a murmur from any of the PLAYERS
| that his decisions were unjust He was
in the Ohio-Pennsylvaula League last
year, and was the best in that circuit.
lie viii no doubt go 10 a higher league
next year.
Floyd McFarlin, who pitched for Green
Vile last Monday afternoon and who lost
| his game. paid Handiboe a compliment I'm
the press box yesterday by saving that
Handiboe was the best umpire he had
ever worked before, and that he missed
but one ball during the whole game.
and that one was a little doubtful. There
were some questionable decisions yester-
earnest will, and little kicking was reg
istered."
II Detroit and Philadelphia VIII pause
long enough in their mad battle at the
top Of the heap and look down az the
bottom, they will see what a real fight
| looks Ike. And at this moment where
do YOU suppose Jimmy McAleer IS pray
ing for St Louis 20 finish2 No. not all
at once. O'Connor, you answer.
jim Wray Of the St Louis Globe
Democrat, IS responsible for the follow
ing.
Jones-I must say. I cannot see Gin
cinnatrs side in this umpire row. I've
been over the whole matter. pro and con.
Smith-You probably mean bull and con.
don't you2
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
WESTERN LEAGUE.

First game: St Joseph. G; Omaha. :. Second
game; 81. Joseph. 5; Omaha. Z.
Lincoln. A. Topeka. .
Dcs Moircs. : Denver. ;
First game: Sioux City. ;; Wichita. Z. second
game: Sioux City. 3; Wichita, 4.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09
NAVY TEAM WINS. 2 TO 0.
Slow Fielding Causes Downfall of
AII-star Nine,

The Navy team yesterday white-washed
the All-star team in a close contest by
10 O. The defeat Of the All Stars was
due 10 the base running and fast fielding
Of Guoler. for the winners. also throwing
out two men at first Givonetu pitched
in fine form and was well supported.
Leonard, FOR the losers. did good work in
The box. but was nor snnnnrtaa Scnra.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-09

More than 100000 people have seen
American League baseball in Boston in
the last nine years.