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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-29

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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-29
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MRS. ROSS WHITMAN,
Piano school,
200 I'd st. ne.
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Fifteenth Year.
Begins Sept. 80.
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only.
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For Men
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Catalogues.
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stephen F. Gill. son Of Policeman GIL.
had an artery IN his left wrist severed
this morning as a result of a fall. HIS
injuries were dressed by DR.. Z A Cor
man. Mr.. Gill was employed at the
warehouse OF Oscar F. Carter.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-29

AT a meeting Of Fitzgerald Council, No.
45s. Knights OF Columbus. in St Mary's
Han tonight, the first degree was con-
ferred upon q large class OF candidates.
The new ritual OF the order was used
for the first time
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-29

The body OF a negro about thirty-fve
years old was found floating al the
Queens street dock this afternoon. A
coroner's jury. composed OF Maurice VIII
kins, S, F. Gill, Harry d. Kirk, Gwynn
Dent c. 5. Swain, and James Z. Johnson
met at Demaine's undertaking establish
ment this afternoon and adjourned until
o'clock tomorrow night
II is supposed that the man was acei-
dentally drowned.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
ROCK Hill NINE DEFEATED
Catholic University Trims the Balti'
more Aggregation by 4 to 0.
BrOOklanders Pile Up Four Runs on
Visitors In the First Inning,
Enough TO Win Game.

Catholic University's baseball team put
a crimp in the winning streak Of the Rock
Hill nine at Brookland yesterday, by 4
to O. Widmayer. Of the home team, aid
fine work on third, pulling down Dunn's
hot liner in the first inning that looked
good for two-bagger. Green pitched q
winning game for the University boys,
the visitors getting but three hits.
Young. Of Rock Hill, in the first inning
lined out a slashing two-bagger. The
pitching Of Hinchman was one Of the
features.
In the first inning the Brookland ag-
gregation put it ali over the visiting
team. making four runs Deveries led
off with a clean single to right. and on
Widmayer's single he reached third and
trOtted home on Tobln's timely clout
Tobin and Hessler scored when Mcdonald
drove the ball between first and second.
Kelley took his base on balls, went to
second on CIancy's single. McGeady's hit
advanced him 10 third, and he came
hama IN Craan's ,,r1uf CcOra.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
LAUNCH NEW ORGANIZATION
Commercial Baseball League to
Hold First Meeting,
Six Big Business Houses TO Take Ac-
tive Interest in Diamond Sport
This Season.

The proposed commercial baseball
league viii get under way tonight, when
a meeting Is to be held at R. P. Andrews
store, COS D street northwest. at s o'clock.
At this meeting officers will be elected
and applications for membership received.
Committees to draft a set of bylaws and
resolutions and to arrange for a schedule
viii also be appointed
Already the league is assured of six
clubs, representing various commercial
interests in Washington. They are Bren-
tanOs, Hecht, J. 7. Varnen, r. P. An
drews, and The Washington Herald.
There is considerable interest among the
big department stores. including Wood
ward & Lothrop, Kanns, and Saks, and
it is expected that representatives from
these stores viii be on hand for to-
nights meeting
In addition TO the proposed league. the
r. P. Andrews team has games scheduled
out of town, playing In Frederick April
%. Fort Washington April II, Fort Myer
April "A. and Indian Head May o.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
WESTERN SWAMPS FRIENDS.
Red and White Team Scores 81
Runs in SIX Innings

In an uninteresting game yesterday aft
ernoon Western High School easily white
washed the nine representing the Friends
School on the Quakers' new field on the
Tennallytown road, by the score Of q To
O. In only six innings of play. The
Quakers played poorly throughout the
game. and showed a decided lack Of prac-
tice. both at the bat and in the field.
Todd twirled Tor the Western lads and
held his opponents TO but one hit and
famed seven. In the fifth he was re-
lieved by Donovan, who struck out two
and kept the Quakers from seeing any
thing that looked like a hit.
Waters did the best for the 7 street
lads. tanning FIVE men. Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
GIANTS, 3; RICHMOND COLTS, o.
New Workers Fail to Show Wen
Against Home TwirIers.

Richmond, Va, April 6.-The Giants
shattered the Richmond Colts with a
coat of kalsomine this afternoon but
failed to show much class as hitters, only
one OF their three runs being scored on
clean batting. The locals failed to get a
runner past second base because Of good
pitching by Ames and Crandall and fine
fielding
The Richmond pitchers had the Giants
guessing in nearly every inning except
the fifth, when Waymack. a wild left
handler. butted into the proceedings Just
long enough TO spill the beans. Verbout
was the pitcher who deceived the Giants
IN the early innings, and instead Of let.
ting him stick to his job Manager Law
Ter put in Waymack Then. after the
Giants made two runs, Peterson was sub
stituted. Score:
R.HE
Richmond. 900 % 90 0
New York............ 0 0 0 0 2 0 . rs 0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Waynack, Peterson, and II
nns; Arnes. Crsndall. NeyeFz and sehlsl
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ATHLETICS EVEN UP.
Give PhfIIies a TrOuncing by Seer,
OF 6 10 /.

Give PhfIIies a Trouncing by Score
OF 6 10 /.
Special to The Washington Herald
Philadelphia. April 6-For the second
straight day the Athletics outpointed the
Phiiies, and now they are all square
on the fourth hole. Score, s to /
There were divers ticks made during
the session to-day. but the cap sheaf OF
them all was Frank Bakers blustery
shot that cleared the embellishments IN
right and broke up a party OF roller
skaters In Twentieth street.
This accomplishment OF the Athletics
robust distance clubber gives him an
other record. He is the first home or
alien player TO drive the ball out OF
Shibe Park, the hit coming in a game
with Boston last season. His homer to-
day was the first hit that sailed over
the wall in 1910 Score,
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By WILLIAM PEET.

Manager McAIeer presented somewhat
patched-up team against Brooklyn In the
first Of two-game series yesterday. Nc
Bride has not fully recovered from his ill
ness. and Germany" Schaefer. who was
taken sick at the park on Tuesday, was
not in the lineup, but the Nationals
| managed to win by TO l. kiilifer played
short and Hardy covered second. Both
made good with the fans, Hardy. while
catcher. did exceptionally we'll in the
field, and got a nice single. Kilnfer fell
down on one chance, which was more
or less excusable
The lucky seventh was in evidence yes
terday, when AcAleer's boys got to Bell
for enough runs TO win Up 10 the sixth
inning not a semblance of hit had been
made. Scanion proved a stumbling block
for five innings. and Bell started IN the
sixth by striking out two. The seventh
proved his downfall
Brooklyn's lone tally was made in the
second. Meyers singled, was helped
around to third. and scored on Bergen's
drive. The Nationals got man on in the
first, Lelivelt footing it while Mcmillan
juggled his grounder. He was thrown
out at first by Scanlon.
ReIsIing Tightens Up.
There was no scoring for Brooklyn after
that, as Doc. Reisung kept the hits well
scattered. The Nationals were one, two.
three outs until the seventh, Scanlon
having them completely at his mercy.
The crowd stood up in the seventh. OBJ
serving the time-honored custom, and
Lelivelt poled beauty to right field. The
ball took an ugly bound off Hunters
face and Lelivelt went on to second.
Doc Gessler waited for four balls. Tn
glaUb sacrificed neatly. Leliveit and
Gessler moving up. Kid EIberfeld got
four balls and filed the bases Kilifer
hit sharp bounder between third and
short Mcmillan gathered It In with
one hand, but could not head Lelivelt OF
at the plate. Gabby Street pasted
pretty single to center, and Gessler and
Elberfeld scored. Reisling drew a pass
Milan singled to center and Street scored
on the throw in 10 the plate. In running
10 second on the throw. Milan forced
Reisling for the third out, Killifer having
been caught at second.
Three Sensational Plays.
The eighth inning proved TO be spec
tacular. as the three outs for Brooklyn
fur lished three pretty plays. EIberfeld
went to the stand for NIillers foul, reach
ed over the rail and caught it. at the
same time coming into violent contact
with the enclosure. Bell, the next man
Up. smashed one straight at Lelivelt |
The ball was at no time over ten feet
in the air. It came so fast that Lelivelt |
barely had time TO set. He started for
ward. but jumped up and caught the ball !
in his glOved hand The next batter |
drove the ball at Killifer. who gathered |
it in from q high bound an threw TO |
Unglaub. Unglaub made a beautiful |
stop on wicked short bound and retired |
the side.
Brooklyn had chance to score in |
the ninth. Wheat drove a three-base hit |
over Milan's head, but died on third, as |
the next three men were easy outs.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

missed an easy one. Can this be the boy
who catches them from the monument?
Same teams meet again to-day. Rucker
Will pitch for the Trolley Dodgers and
Oberlin is down to start for the Nationals.
Bergen. the Brooklyn catcher, is the
brother Of the old New York catcher. He
throws well to bases, and hits the ball in
good shape.
Jack Hardy seemed a trife nervous
after Meyers drove one at him, but set
tied down ard handled everything that
came his way without semblance OF an
error.
Manager Bill Dahlen says that things
might have been different If Lennox and
Hummel had been in the game. How
about Schaefer and Mcbride?
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
TECH DOWNS RESERVES.
High school Team Defeats Farmers
by o-tO-2 Score.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
College Park, Md, April 6.-Chariey
Kings Technical High School lads visited
the Maryland Agriculture College to-day
and defeated the college reserves, 8 10 2.
The NJ A. c. Reserves scored their two
runs in the second on two errors and a
hit.
The Tech lads simply played rings
around the home team Kraft in the first
four innings allowed two hits, while
Tew In the last FIVE let them down with
none. The feature of the game was the
base running of gin. scoring FIVE OF his
teams nine runs, and stealing six bases.
The home team was decidedly In need of
practice. and seemed at a loss when the
ball was in their hands Score:
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Two-base hits-Lynch o. GIN. Head Stolen
bases-Gll 49,. Burley o. Eckendorf Sinclair IA.
Lcdnum. Sacrifice hit-Cclbert- Struck out-By
Kraft. 5; BY Tew :; By cortelyou. :. Base on
baIls-0f Kraft. 3: II Tew. 2; Of Cortelyou, 6.
Double plays-AsETi.4 TO Sfudd to Kahleor; Kraft
70 Colbert TO BuTlsy: Head 10 Kelley Hits-Of
Kraft, . in four innings; Of Tew, 0 in FIVE innings
Left on bases-Tech. = VI. A. c.. ) First base on
eIroTs-Tecli 8: IL A. C.. Wild pitehes-Cor-
telyou 3. Passed balls-kohlecr, 2 Un.rire-Pros.
Greece. Time Of game-2 hours and 10 minutes
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School. SEQ

Earned rlns-C, il. s.. /. First base by errors
q c. II. s., First base on balls-0f Battiste J.
Struck out-By Battiste, 10: BY Boteler. s. sacri-
fee hits-Birck Rockwell. Rawlings, Cullom, Arras
Stolen bases-Harriman King ~ lilly. Adams
Rockwell Blanchard. Maxson. Double plsy-Har-
riman, unasssted. Wild pitehes-Boteler, q Bat
thste. Passed hall-Brackett- Umpire-aIE Dillon.
Time Of game hours
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WID C0NROY ARRIVES.

Wild Conroy. the Nationals In
fielder, arrived from his home in
New Jersey last night. He has
been under the weather during
the past few days. but says he
is ready TO get into the game
now, and may be played at
shortstop or second to-day.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Fist base on balls-Of Waters. s; Roberts, 1:
Donovan, 2: Todd. !. Innings pitchei-By Waters
SAsi Roberts, Il Todd. 1; Donovan, . Hits made
OF Waters, 10; Roberts, >; Todd. / Struck out-By
waters. ); Ronerts. ?; Todd, : D0noTan. Two
base hits-GecTge ~ and Fuller. Sacrifice hit
Dawson. Stolen basss-C5e0Tge t2l sfO1s 81. Myers
~. Gray. hillyeT. Dawson. Roberts, and Roberts.
Double play-WateTs to Baker to Roberts. Passed
hall-Swartzell. Umpires-lIessTss- H r. Caldwell
and White. Time a game-I hOsr and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

FlTst base on eTrOTs-Llfayette, 8;
Georgetown. >. Left on bases-Lafayette,
z; Georgetown, :. First base on balls-On
Balzer, 1. Struck out-By De Mott. IL:
by Balzer, 3. Home run-De Mott Three
base hit-De Mott. Two-base hits-Cogan,
Feenan. Sacrifice hits-Murphy, Kelley
Stolen DEMONSTRATING Kelley, Conover,
Altsehuler, Williams %. Passed ball
WaldrOn. Umpire-Mr. Betts-Time of
game-1 hour and 30 minutes.
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PLAY DRAWN GAME.
Gailaudet and Central Battle Nine
Innings without Decision.

Central High School and Gallaudet
played an exciting nine-inning tie game
yesterday at Kendall Greensboro, to s.
Bowen, new man. played well at first
base for the home team, replacing Cra-
ven, whose right hand was injured In
Mondays game with Business High
School Scnra.
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Green's junt. Score

First base By eTrors-Cathoiic University. l. Rock
Hill, . Left on basss-Cathoic University, g.;
Rock Hill. Z. First base On balls-0f Catholic Uni
versity. /; OF Rock Hill l. Struck out-By
Green 3: By H. Hinchman. TO- Two-base hits
Young, Tobn. Sacrifice hit-Rock Hill, / Stolen
bases-Catholic University. 3: Rock Hill 2 Hit
by pitcher-By Hinchman, L Wild pitches-Green.
HiEehman o. Umpire-Mr Lucas Tine q game
! hour and 60 minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
EBBETTS PRAISES NATIONALS.

Charles II. Ebbetts, owner OF
the Brooklyn club. when asked
last night what he thought OF
the Nationals, replied: The
Washington team surprised me
yesterday. McAleer certainly
has a fine team. was greatly
impressed with the work OF
Catcher Street"
Mr.. Ebbetts stated that he
thought both Washington and
Brooklyn would finish better
than last place this season
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Two-bass hits-Oldring. Davis. Ward. Three-base
ht-Grant Home ran-Baker Sacrifice hts-Col-
Inns, Barry, 0ldring stolen bases-Grant Hartsel.
Struck out-By Bender. 3; By Morgan 3: by Ewing.
I. Double plsy-DaFis.. unassisted First base Ga
balls-Of Bender /; of Morgan. 5; of Ewing s.
Hit by pitched ball-Baker Wild pitch-Ewing.
Umpires-MessFs. Connolly and Moran.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
VIRGINIA DEFEATS TORONTO.
Professionals Lose TO COIlegians in
Seven-inning Game by 2 to L.


Special TO The Washington Herald
Charlottesville, Va. April e-virginia
played the best bali she has in a fort
night to-day, and won from the Toronto
team Of the Eastern League, g to I, in a
seven-inning contest Rudolph twirIed
five innings for the professionals, strik-
Ing out five. walking two. and allowing
four hits. Quincy finished the contest in
good form.
Virginia tried out three freshmen
twiriers. and the league batsmen did not
find them very easy, only four singles
being garnered of the trio. They had
all kinds Of steam and curves. but were
shy on control. There was great rejoie-
ing when Pitcher Jones made the mighty
Grimshaw fan with a runner on third
In the second the coIegians got enough
runs TO win on a base on balls. a sacrifice,
and three clean singles Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
BEALLE GOES TO DENVER.
Sox Turn Washington Boy Back to
the Minors.

Johnny Bealle. the former Tech High
School star. and a member OF the Chicago
White sox. Of the American League. was
yesterday released to the Denver club.
OF the Western League.
Bealle, during the early practice games
this season. was hitting the ball hard. but
his legs bothered him, and on account of
his slowness on the bases he was turned
over TO the minors for another year of
seasoning.
Last season he played with Los Angeles.
OF the Coast League. and batted for .zsa
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
BASEBALL ~=&." GEORGETOWN TROTTLNG
TIMELY HITTING
BEATS BROOKLYN
Nationals Batting Rally in
Seventh Turns Trick.
REIsLING SHOWS FINE FORM

Trolley Dodgers Up Against Stiff
PrOpOsitiOn-FinaI Score Is 4 to L.
ScanIon StIngy with HIS Hits, but
Bell Proves Easy-EIberfeId and
LeIiveIt Make Embarrassing Plays.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
CathedraI schooI Wins.

The National Cathedral School for
Boys baseball team defeated the Wash
ington School for Boys nine in a long
drawn out game. yesterday. % to 3.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Earned runs-NaVy, > Home run-English Sac
rif7e mt-Neison. Stolen base-Abbott. Base OF
balls-O1 Wright. L Struck out-By Seibert 3:
by Wright 2 Left On beses-Nayy. g: NJ. A. O.. =
Double pisy-Shipiey fungssistedl Hit by pitched
ball-Gillsm and Ledmun. Umpire-Sir Collihowsr
q Washington. Tine Of game-B hour and s.
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
NEW YORK, Q; LYNCHBURG, O.
Behring's Wild Throw Loses Game
for the shoemaISers.

Lynchburg, Va. April 6.-The Shoe
makers made a far better showing in
their second game Of the season to-day,
when the New York Nationals second
team beat them TO 0. The visitors
scored On a heave by Gehring in the
second, and this was their only chance
TO score, though they had the bases fun,
with no outs in the eighth. The locals
pulled off three fast double plays. To-
morrow the first team Of the New York
Americans play here. Score:
RHE
Lyncllalrg ......... 0oooo0-o 90 s )
New York -............ 0 2 0 0 0 0 o x-s /
Notwithstanding. Levy and Lucia and Rowe;
Dickson. Buckingham, Parsons and Snodgzass and
Robinson-U mpre-Mg. Johnson
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
BUSINESS LOSES IN TENTH.
Episcopal High Captures Exciting
Game by to 3,

Alexandria, Va. April g. Episcopal
High Schools baseball team won an ex-
citing ten-inning game from Business
High School to-day. to 3.
The visitors errors and inability TO hit
Pitcher Wood at critical stages lost the
game. Goebels throwing to bases was
wretched. Bealle led at the bat with a
double and two singles Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Business. ....-- ......,....-. 2 0 s 5000 o O-5
Episcopal .-.....-......... 2 0 zoos l-s
Earned Funs-Business. 2; Episcopal High. 1.
First base by eTroF-Er1scopai, ?; Business &
Len on oaSes-Business, 10; Episcopal First bass
on balls-OR Burley. (: 0f AlsxanseT /. ~ ScboS,
s. on Wood. L Hits made-OR Burley Z; OF Ne
earthly. 2; OF Alexander. g. OF Schoen. a. OF
Wood, Struck out-By BuTiey, s; By Mccarthy. 8:
by Alexander, :; by Schoen. 8; 81 Wood 4 TwU-
base hits-Bsalle. Davis. Voolfolk. Stolen bases-
Whtmarsh. Mccarthy a., BAalIe, Conway ~, WOOD.
felix. 2; Haywood Double play-BerkeIey. unas-
sisted. Hit By pitcher-By Alexander. 2 VITA
pitch-BuTisy Umptre-Nr. Smith. Time Of game
hours.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Earned runs-Washington 8: Brooklyn,
!. First base on erroTs-Washington, ]:
Brooklyn, l. Left on bases-W Washington.
s; Brooklyn, /. First base on balls-Ofl
Bell, 3. Innings pitehed-By Scanlon, 8:
by Bell, 8. Hits made-Of Bell. g. Struck
out-By Reisling, /; by Scanlon, 8; by
Bell 2 Three-Dase hit-Wheat Two-base
Sacrifice hits-Gessler ing
laub, Hunter, McElYeen. Double play
Unglaub to Reisling. Umpire-Mr. Haudi-
Doe. Time Of game-1 hour and 30 min
utes.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
MIDDIES TRIM FARMERS.
Maryland ASgIes BIanked in Loose
Iy-played Game.
Special 70 Tho washington Herald.

SPECIAL % Tho Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Md, April 1.-THE Maryland
Agricultural College played a loose game
here to-day and lost to the Annapolis
midshipmen by the score of to O.
Coupled with this. they could not hit
SeIbert. Nays ''plebe" twirler. while, on
the other hand, the AIiddies landed on
Wright in timely fashion. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Manager Dahlen has a likely-looking
player in Wheat, secured from Mobile.
Wheat pulled off beautiful catch OF
Unglaub's Texas Lacquer in the fifth He
came in from deep left, and just managed
TO reach the ball with one hand. His
drive over Milans head and a pretty
single led Brooklyn in hitting.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
HIghlanders. 11i Greensboro. 4.

Greensboro. n. c.. April 6.-The New
York Highlanders won from Greensboro.
champions OF the Carolina Association.
by the score Of II to 8. The scora would
have been even more lopslaed had the
visitors so desired. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
AT nANvIrI.r

AT DANYILIE-
\. 7. Amer. colts. l o 0 97oo e-nB
DaETine ............ 0 0 2 90 o. 7 5
MISUNDERSTANDING and Ele.nov: Hanks rl,,d
Busse, and Callahan
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Elberfeld, Lelivelt, Killifer, and Unglaub
starred in quick succession in the eighth
Seldom have three such sensational plays
been pulled off in the same inning
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Dutch" Schaefer's genial face was sore
ly missed. "Shafe" generally manages
TO get in a lot of fun in nine innings.
Yesterdays game was a very. serious af-
fair until the seventh
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'Batted Tor Wright IN ninth Inning.
n. A. C-..-.-.-..-...-.-...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
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Totals. $685.. S s.2s p :

One out when winning nun was scored.
fAeCaTthy out, hit By missed third strike
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TOtals.....-. sAiS Totals. euzR /
sBatted for Ewing IL ninth.
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In stopping Bells drive Lellvelt turned
neat trick. His only other chance was
one-hand stop of a sure three-bagger.
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missed an easy one. Can this be the boy
who catches them from the monument?
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

battesles-HamTneTslsF EIdfoge, and Be1tsy;
Vaughan. Ford. and Sweens5.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Wheat's sizzling grounder in the sixth
nearly laid Bob Unglaub low. The ball
struck a pebble, and was headed for
"Ungie's" nose. He managed TO shove
Up one hand just In time.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

''Gabby' Street got two pretty hits. His
second was opportune. as it scored Cess
Ter and Elberfeld. Streets throwing was
better than in the last game High fouls
seem TO have his goat at present, for he
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