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The Washington herald., 1910-07-11

TI.ree- base hits-Suggs, Hummel Sacrifice hits
Wheat Rucser. Stolen hases-PaszeTt Davidson
Double play-Paskert 10 Hobhtzeil Hit By pitcher
BY suEgs / Bases on balls-0R Casper. /. Struck
ont-By Rueksr !; by Suggs, }; b. Casper. L Hts
on Suggs 10. OF Casper /. Left on bases-BroOk-
Ign. :: Cincinnati, l. Umpires-Messrs. Klein and
Kane. Time Of game-l hour ard % minutes.
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tases-SeNags Pumping Station, il; Aloysius 8.
First base ca balls-Gf Brady. . of Leonard. 5; OF
Gallagher, J. Innings pitched-By Leonard. 5; by
Gallagher. 4. Hits made-0f Leonard. 4; OF Gal
laghtr. l. Struck out-By Brady. s; By Gallagher, 2
Two-hase hits-Aiccarthy Hoffman. Sacrifice hits
Mccarthy. Hoffmsh. Carr. Leonard Stolen bsses-
Murray q. Davis. Paager MuIin. Mccarthy. Car
roll Gallagher Can. Hurley. o'Neill. Hit By
ptcher-By Brady. /; b. Gallagher l. Wild pitch
Leonard. Umpire-Alr. Hughes Tine Of game-l
hour and IS minutes.
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IWO-baEe hlts-bDOdgrass. MerkIe. SacTiIlce MIS-
Dsylin. shecksrd "a, Chance, steinfeldt Stolen
hases-DeTlin. Shecksrd EyeTs. Holman. Tinker.
Struck out-By Drucke. /; by Raymond, /; by
Brown. j. Bases on halls-of Drucke ?; of Ray
mond. 5: Of Kroh 3; of Cole, 2; Of Brown. 4.
Double plsy-Eyers TO Chance. Left on bases-New
York, Z; Chicago. 10. Wild pitches-Brown, Ames.
Passed balls schlei !; King l. Umpires-AlessTs.
0'Day and Brennan. Time Of game-2 hours and .
minutes
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TWO-base hft-fraham- Sacrifice hns-MatfeTl.
Miller stolen Abbaticclio. Wild pitches
Bachman MafteIn L Bascs on balls-0E Bach
man 2: Of 8IatteTn 5. Struck out-By Matten. g,
b. Baehmsn. /: b. Lash. /; hy Corridor. /. Hits
OF Willis, 5 Ia 2 innings: % BacsEaan 10 In
nings OF LASH in / inning OF Gordon. in !
inning. Left on bases-St. Louis. 8; Boston. y
umpires-AfessTs. JOhnstone and Eason. Tine Of
game-2 hours and 10 minutes
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Pnker,s MontavaIle winner

Paris, July 1o.-The race of the Prix
Porte Maillot at Auteuil to-day was won
by Pliers Worthwhile. Bnolatz was
second, and Fol Amour third. There
were four starters.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11

If all the men who lost money betting
on the Reno fight get after Jack johnson
with shotguns. the new pugIIistic cham
pion viii have lovely time for the next
few months.
Jimmy Dougherty used his own tudg-
ment in betting on the Reno fight, and he
did not fall for the stuff that Bob Arm
strong sent East regarding Jeffries'
chances Of winning.
Young Erne Is not resting any during
the hot weather. He has two matches on
for the coming week. and the second con
test ought TO be very easy for him.
Tommy Howell, who has been taking
a short vacation at Atlantic City. will re-
turn home on Tuesday 10 challenge the
winner Of the Young Erne-Young Nitchie
bout
Joe Jeannette's manager IS trying to
push him forward as a match for Jack
Johnson Why don't Jeanette meet Al
1 Kaufman and let the winner try a go
with the new champion?
/
/, Notwithstanding the crusade against the
Johnson-Jeffries fgh' pictures. one New
York theater manager is reported to have
offered 5000 for the films for exhibition
in that city.
The general opinion among Philadelphia
sporting men is that Sam Langford might
| give Jack Johnson a good fight for ten or
fifteen rounds. out that johnson is too
good for Langford ina long fight.
sid Hester, who promoted the Nelson
wolgast hght in California, is IN New
York with the first batch Of Johnson-Jef.
fries fight pictures. The films are said
to be remarkably clear and show every
blow struck. The pictures further show
that Jefrries never had chance OF beat
ing Johnson during the whole. course OF
the coptest-s
Tom Jones. Manager OF Ad Woigast
the champion lightweight. Is anxious to
get his protege into the ring again. he
is in Chicago and is trying to induce Hugh
Mcintosh 10 frame up match between
Wolgast and Paekey Mcfarland for Aus
tralia.
If Sam IAngford and Tommy Burns
can be matched up for Labor Day at
Reno. the contest would draw a big
enough crowd to make the fight a profit
able one. without any moving-picture
stunt on the side.
The fact that boxing has been barred
for the time being in California viii send
a lot of the pugilistic fraternity East as
soon as the hot weather is over and the
boxing game opens up in this part OF the
country.
Over five years ago Tom O'Rourke
stated that he believed Jim Jeffries was
afraid to meet Jack Johnson. It was
o'Rourke's idea that II the men ever met
Johnson would outpoint Jeffries in a bout
of less than twenty-five rounds.
Harry Lewis has heard so much OF tbs
great strides made by Leo Houck during
the past few months that he IS willing to
meet the Lancaster welter-weight II g
match can be arranged for them while
Lewis is in this country.
Harry Lewis will take things easy in
this country for the next month or two.
II Is his idea TO rent q cottage at Atlantic
City and summer at the seashore I'll it is
time to hike across the ocean 10 keep
his contract to fight in Paris.
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Linworths Trim Sligo.

The Linworth Athletic Club yesterday
defeated the Sligo Athletic Club in an
interesting tea-.nning game on the lat
ter's grounds, 10 a. The feature OF
the game was the all-round playing OF
the winners.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Newark-Newark, 2; Baltimore. 5 Second
game: Newark 5; Baltimore 4.
At Jersey City-F1ovidence g. Jersey City, s.
Second game: Providence, s. Jersey City, 5
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Strain on Mrs. JeffrIes.

Mrs. Jeffries underwent a terrible
strain, so did faithful Brother Jack.
Their suffering WIS acute
Jeffries' doctor told me that Johnson's
triumph was assured after ne closed
Jeffries. eye.
Jeff was nearly gone in the ninth. and
again in the twelfth. II was evident
Ia the thirteenth that It was only a mat
ter Of time. In the fourteenth Jeff got
a little breathing spell, and he started
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run by Sullivan. Score:

I y 80 '.''F''' ' 7 . = = y
Struck out-By sullivan 4; by Mcintyre. 4. Home
rt-Sulliyan. Three-base hit-DoheTty. Two-base
hio- Burrell. Z. CockreIl Hit by pitched ball
BY deIntyre lynch by Sullivan reynolds. I'm
pdre,AIr. EWald.
Tn. Alexandra Athletic Club also to-
day defeated the Cherrydales by a score
OF . 5. The game was played on the
latter's grounds.
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CHERRYDALE A. c. BEATEN.
Alexandria Athletic Club Captures
One-sided Game, 10 TO 1.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Alexandria, Va. July l0.-The Alexan-
dria Athletic Club easily defeated the
Cherrydale Athletic Club to-day, Is to /.
The winners started off with the first
ball pitched and drove It to all corners
of the lot for a total of fourteen hits in
the six innings played.
The feature of the game was a home
nm L.. glilIi.-ar Scnrn--
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COTTON sTATEs LEAGuR.

a. vlsa.burg-ylea.0arg. ); Isel.oa. I
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Meupbis-M0blle. 1; Memphis, |
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Harry Lewis viii take things easy in
this country for the next month or two.
II is his idea TO rent 4 cottage at Atlantic
City and summer at the seashore I'll it is
time to hike across the ocean 10 keep
his contract to fight in Paris.
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other Sports on Page s.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11

Harry Lewis has heard so much OF the
great strides made by Leo Houck during
the past few months that he is willing TO
meet the Lancaster welter-weight II
match can be arranged for them while
Lewis is in this country.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11
GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS.

If all the men who lost money betting
on the Reno fight get after Jack Johnson
with shotguns. the new pugilistic cham
pion VIII have a lovely time for the next
few months.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11

Over five years ago Tom O'Rourke
stated that he believed Jim Jeffries was
afraid to meet Jack Johnson. It was
o'Rourke's idea that II the men ever met
Johnson would outpoint Jeffries in bout
of less than twenty-five rounds.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11

Tom Jones. Manager OF Ad woIgast,
the champion lightweight. Is anxious TO
get his protege into the ring again. BE
is in Chicago and is trying to induce Hugh
Mcintosh 10 frame up a match between
Wolgast and Packey Mcfarland for Aus
traIia.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11

'Batted for Lush in the eighth.
fRzfted for Corridop in the ninth.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11

If Sam Iangford and Tommy Burns
can be matched up for Labor Day at
Reno, the contest would draw big
enough crowd to make the fight profit
able one. without any moving-picture
stunt on the side.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11

The fact that boxing has been barred
for the time being in California viii send
lot of the pugilistic fraternity East as
soon as the hot weather Is over and the
boxing game opens up in this part OF the
country.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11

Young Erne IS not resting any during
the hot weather. he has two matches on
for the coming week. and the second con-
test ought TO be very easy for him.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11

Jimmy Dougherty used his own tudg-
ment in betting on the Reno fight. and he
did not fall for the stuff that Bob Arm
strong sent East regarding Jeffries'
chances Of winning.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11

Tommy Howell, who has been taking
a short vacation at Atlantic City. will re-
turn home on Tuesday TO challenge the
winner Of the Young Erne-Young Nitchie
bout
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11

Speaking about youngsters breaking
into big company. Patsy Donovan told
the writer when Boston was here last
week, that if the minor league players
would just forget themselves and keep
I'D their bush league manners more Of
them would make good.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11

The general opinion among Philadelphia
sporting men is that Sam Langford might
give Jack Johnson a good fight for ten or
fifteen rounds. out that Johnson is too
good for Langford ina long fight.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11

Joe Jeannette's manager IS trying to
push him forward as a match for Jack
Johnson Why don't Jeanette meet Al
Kaufman and let the winner try a go
with the new champion?
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11

sid Hester. who promoted the Nelson
Wolgast Aght in California, is sn New
York with the first batch Of Johnson-Jef-
fries fight pictures. The films are said
to be remarkably clear and show every
blow struck. The pictures further show
that Jefrries never had chanoe or beat
ing Johnson during the whole course OF
the coptest.s
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11

Notwithstanding the crusade against the
Johnson-Jeffries fight pictures. one New
York theater manager is reported TO have
offered 5000 for the films for exhibition
in that city.
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State of Georgia, County of GIynn.
Mrs. Bessie 7. Jarratt
VS..
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\ LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.

Vs. -t
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-22

makes him a god, and the contrast beta cen him and, say, George Wash ingtoa, or between him and Abraham Lincoln, will be seen to be very great when it is thoughtfully made.
 But all the time it must be kept In mind that the man means to be a patriot; that he would cheerfully, to- morrow. so out and fight for native '..Ed: and that if he could have on eowacy suit, ard could bestride 6 cowboys horse: and if the bands were all playing and he be the cen tral figure of the show, and with an army looking on, he would moi mind dying for his country, his only regret being in his doubt of how the coun- try would ever get along after Ee was gone.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-22
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-22
DEFEAT OF TAWNEY IN MINNESOTA.

The defeat of Congressman Tlwney at the primaries Tuesday in the First Minnesota district is of aimos as much significance as would be the defeat of Speaker Cannon him self among his neighbors. Tawney has been known as the chief lieuten mt Of Cannon and in absolute acctrd with the purpose of the stand Dat wing of the republican party. So valuable had he become to the fin terests" served by the tariff and oth- CT special legislation, that Prsident Taft himself was induce2 to visit Minnesota on his toW, and make q speech in Tawney's home town, defending the congressman.
 The fight on Tawney in Minnesota commenced nearly ten years ago, and has been carried on consistently and persistently ever since. The grounds upon which republicans op- posed him al the start were the grounds upon which the voters re- tired him Tuesday In brief the charge was that Tawney did not serve his constituents, but rather the eastern standpa.ters; that he took all his orders from Aldrich and Cannon and when criticised at home eontented himself with the general reply that his constituents did not knew what they wanted as well as he did. He was in the habit of referring to his opponents with contempt, calling them democrats in disguise. looking for chance to kill just such a shining mark as Tawney For a period this argument was sue cessfm. Ten years ago Tawney's majority was 10000. Then it com menced to grow dim. Two years ago it was 1000. This year his progressive republican opponent has 2,00O majority. Thus ends the po- litical career of Speaker Cannon's Man Friday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-22

That the republicans of New York were not impressed worth a cent was made apparent when the second day after his return from the trip. rae people endorsed the action oi the bosses by agaln turning him down, and 1t is one of the many signs of the times which go to show that while people of New York. in common with the people Of al the and wan the unjust burdens lifted frem their shoulders they have no hope Of its being done by the repub- liean party or any one, however loud his professions of devotion to
 the peoples interests. clings tenaei- ously to the doctrine of. protection
 which the verisst neophyte or tyro
 recognizes as the source of the very ills from which the people are seek
 ing relief.
 The people. too. realize the fact that whatever disturbs the course l'of business or unsettles business, ar | fleets adversely their interests, and in this lies the weakness Of Mfr Roosevelt whose record and whose utterances ell show that his peculiar ; penchant for the spectacular and ad
 diction to grand stand plays lead ] him to the course of action which {; has it's first effect in unsettling
 values and alarming business.