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Washington. July Washington
defeated Boston today. , To /. Lord
suffered a broken finger when struck
by one OF Johnson's fast inshoots and
will lie u OF the game for about two
weeks.
Score. r. II. r.
Washington 200 100 O1e-2 s I
Boston .......i00 coo OOO-l 8 ?
Batteries. Johnson aad Street;
Smith. Arellancs and Kleinow.
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Chicago. July 1.-St. Louis defeat
ed Chicago today in the first game
played in the new American league
park. Sullivan caught his first game
Of the season for Chicago. He has
been out of the game with an injured
foot.
Score. n. II. +.
Chicago 100 600 600 5 1
st Louis .....002 00O 600 : >
Batteries: Walsh and Sullivan.
Petty and Killifcr.
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Philadelphia. July i.-Philadelphia
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from New York today. Coombs and
Ford had a pitchers battle in the first
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American League.

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Detroit at Cleveland.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
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Western League.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
National League.

NHtIOTTHf IIG8IH Hts
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
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the second game from Wichita this
morning, The pitchers on both teams
were hit hard.
Score r. II. +.
Sioux City ....O42 200 OO%-S 10 1
Wichita .......041 020 600 10 /
Batteries; Hammond, Chabek and
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The Washington herald., 1910-02-02
WILL BUILD MARBLE TEMPLE
Scottish Rite Masons Buy Additional
Ground for Proposed Home.
Designs for Building Must BE Sub
mitted TO Council on OF Before
February 10.

By a recent purchase OF additional
ground. joining the original site pur-
chased by the Supreme Council Of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Ma
sons Of the Southern jurisdiction, a larger
building than that Al first planned VIII
De constructed for the body, in Sixteenth
street. between / and N streets north
west. The site is now enlarged 10
frontage Of 1876 feet on Sixteenth street
by 10 feet deep. Nearly the entire
ground will be covered hy the proposed
temple Of the thirty-third degree Ma
sons. which will be constructed of white
marble and IS estimated 10 cost about
100000
Plans for the building viii be obtained
by competition and the tentative designs
viii be submitted 90 the Supreme Council
on or before February 10 The proposed
building Will be 90 feet in height and
viii Dee 81 imposing architectural design.
II is hoped 20 have the new temple COM
plotted in time for the meeting Of the
international conference Of the Supreme
Councils Of the world in October, 1911.
While the new temple IS under con-
struction the Supreme Council VIII con-
tinue TO occupy the present quarters al
Third and + streets northwest. Mean
time the local Scottish Rite Masons. Of
which there are four bodies, viii vacate
Scottish Rite Cathedral, at I0l1 c street
northwest, and turn the property there
over 10 A. Lisner. the recent purchaser.
a part Of the temple al Third and f
streets viii be devoted 70 the local bodies
until such time as the Offices Of the Su-
preme Council can be removed 10 the
new temple. The local Scottish Rite
/ bodies are AIithras Lodge Of Perfection.
/ Evangelist Chapter of Rose Crojx. Rob
/ ert de Bruce Council Of Kadosh, and
I Albert Pike Cousistory.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-02
AUTOMOBILE NEWS
NOTES AND GOSSIP

To combat the percentage OF reckless
chauffeurs and other automobile drivers
who are bringing discredit on all. 1l5
owners and chauheurs OF Chicago have
organized to promote the rigid enforce
ment Of the laws.
The Louisville CKy) Automobile Club
now has $50 members, having recently
added s. new ones to its rolls.
The Automobile Dealers Association Of
Pittsburg. Pa, has selected March 26 to
April as the dates for their fourth an
nual show
An effort is to be made during the next
Michigan legislature TO have enacted a
law that viii Danish narrow-tired wagons
from the roads OF that State
The profits from the motor show al
Buffalo. set for the week OF February H.
will be spent 10 further various projects.
including the proposed Niagara Falls
boulevard. improved highways, and the
erection Of siEnboards.
Barnes &, Hendrick report the sale Of
a Pullman 35-horsepower toy-tonneau to
John c. Davidson. 1886 G street The car
will be delivered on February IS
The Washington herald., 1910-02-02
JOB BASIS OF PARDON PLEA
Taft Asked to Free Defaulter Before
February 20.
Pennsylvania Railroad Would Give
W. VI. Harvey Good Position IL
He Gets Liberty.

Within the next few days President
Taft and Attorney General N-ickersham
will be asked to consider one Of the queer
est petitions for the pardon Of a Federal
prisoner that ever came TO light. Basis
for the appeal is that the Pennsylvania
Railroad has promised to give the con-
Wet immediate employment
When the Enterprise National Bank OF
PittsbuTg failed several years ago. ". NJ.
Harvey, a bOOk-keeper in the institution,
was sent to the penitentiary. The cashier.
who confessed. committed suicide. but
Harvey faced the music"
Representative Graham. OF Allegheny,
and other influential men interested them
selves in his case. and shortly after Mr..
Taft was iuaugurated. Harvey's sentence
was cOmmuted, so that, with time of for
good behavior. Harvey would be set free
next September.
In order TO get the Pennsylvania Rail-
road position, however, Harvey must be
given his liberty before the 2oth OF this
month. On that day he viii be forty
five years old and the rules Of the Penn
sylyania Railroad does not permit the
employment OF men older than forty-five.
Representative Graham and Harvey
son, with the necessary papers. are ex-
pected to reach Washington Tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-02
IUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and ne-haH furlongs Ina
Gray 10 lATchibaldl. 10 . won: Shirley Ross
more 10 Mccarthy 10 l. second: Florence
Myers. 10 Clolesworthl. L 10 5. third. Time
l17 So Bright Skies. Convenient, Dandy Dancer
Seasick. Myrtle Dixon. Little Siss. Straight Talk
Virginia Lindsey and Amena also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five and one-half fuTlongs, Star
Beam. l05 Garner. 6 20 ). won; Golden. 10
Gauderl. 10 l. second: LADY GaUen. 10 tAustiUJ
% 20 l. third. Time. % 30 Lillian Ray, Pinion
Hattie Garrett. SucCeed HailstuTm. Minnie Ban
gert. Deue, Miss Gratitude. and Edna Edwards
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Three and one-half flrlongz
Morning Song loi (Austin), 3 to /, won: nzis. lO2
Oiolesvorthl 5 20 !, second; Mary Rudd, l0l
Small 3 20 l. third. Time 0aI IS. Sahto
Exactly, Solid. and Ira also Tan
FOURTH RACE-One and Cuesxteenth miles
Meadow, I0 CMcCaheyl % 2 won: Knight Deck
I'D Page TO 2 second; Serile. lie tMoeSEOrthl
2 70 I, third. Time. l4j IL Early Tide Benton
and Sensible also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fivs furiongs. Orbed Lad. l04
(PloSl. 10 !. won; Light knight, lGi NIoles-
worth, TO !. second. Jolly. 81 tMcCaheyl 20 /.
third. Time. 059 rs Col. Bob Silver Stocking
ROYAL Ben, and Joe Stone also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Oue and one-sixteeuth miles
Wolferton, JOS LANDER. 10 l, won; Alma Bog.
l06 AiOlesworthj, 10 10 /, second: Light House,
100 Garner. to 3, third Time 1.i6 IS. Buua.
John E. Mcmillan, Whiptop, Arc0urt, and Kopek
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-02
STANDS TO Win A THOUSAND
Fight Promoter Coffroth on Unique
Wager.
Must he in Frisco Before February
SHAY Figure I'm Big Prize
Fight.

J. W Coffroth, the California fight
promoter. who has been in Europe for
two months. is a passenger on the
Mauritania. which viii probably arrive
here early Friday morning
Before leaving England Coffroth made
bet Of $1,000 with Eugene Corri. a we'll
known member of the National Sporting
Club. that he would be in San Fran
cisco on February s. In order 10 win
the bet Conroth intends 20 board the
Twentieth Century Limited on Friday.
which is scheduled TO land him in Chi
| cago early Saturday morning. He viii
leave Chicago a few hours later on tho
Overland Limited which is due 10 ar
rive at Frisco at IDS p. III. next Tues
day.
There may be something more than the
desire 10 win $1,000 that prompts this
/ hurried trip Perhaps il IS the wrangle
among the promoters, Richard and Glea-
son. over the battle ground for the JET
fries-Johnson fight. The last informa-
| ton concerning this wTangle comes from
( Frisco. and may have tinge Of truth.
II Is said that Richards bold bluff
relative to Salt Lake City is part Of a
| scheme 10 force Frisco business men 10
come across with $4,000 subscription.
This sum was promised 20 Cohroth
provided he got the fight. but since GIea-
| son and Richard were successful the
would-be subscribers in Frisco have sub
sided. Maybe Coffroth is needed as an
taCCeleratOr.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-02
TAMPA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Tf-ce furlougs. Maxine Dale. 10
lLoTep, II 70 To- won; Katherine Gardner 10 lGG-
bert, TO 5. second Magi, Miss 10 (Cole) 10 to
!. third. Time. O16 %. ". Depress. Frank H.
Mckinney. African Gin. Petite, and Mrs Carter
also ran
SECOND RACE-FIye and one-half furlongs.
Nettie Carita, Jos AIwIhy). , to . won; Frank
Patton, l07 TUyin), 70 J. second; Irwin p Digs,
lGi (Wrspen) 20 to ! third. Time. Iii Is Gordon
Lee. Vanadium. Limelig.t and Daisy g. also ran.
THIRD RACE-Fiye AID oue-half furlonss. Our
Nugget. IS (SteinhaIdtl, 10 . won; Oesa I0s
| tBrannon), To s. second; Lucky Mate, l07 lang
to !. third. Time. 10. Ca>Isrdiue, Capt Chan
Ter. Address and Soaano Girl also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Fiva and One-haH furlongs
ScrTd Top l93 CLovelD, l to 2, won; Calba. l05
| OIurphyD. TO J. second: Baby Willie. iG6 NC
Cabel. TO /. third. Time. Ito So c. Hamilton.
Harriet Rowe. Virginia Maid and B. Goodwin also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlonss. Ormuz. III (Koer-
/ ner). even, won; Eohn Garner. III OIurrhy). 70
I 1. second; Cysmic 80 lang, 20 2. third Tine.
III 2-5 Alice Mack. Lannie and W. l. Hinch also
ran.
| SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards.
| Queen Lead, l09 (Dsnuisonl, 10 l. won; Rebel
Queen. lc9 jGasner. 20 s. second; Frank Flesher.
/ III Murphy. 90 ]. third. Time 80 Dunvegan.
/ Fundamental. and John Mcbride also ran
The Washington herald., 1910-02-02
SPORTING SIDELIGHTS
By BILL BAILEY.

At last we know who tipped off the
signals at New York last summer. 1t was
one Of the forty thieves"
The George Washington basketball
team slid into town softly last night.
Dear Bill: am the manager Of the
Shadow Boxer" He knocked himself out
the other night in fast fight. He was
not in condition at the time. and think
he can do better and so the limit with
himself How can 1 get a return match?
RAY BRENNAN.
Answer-Aiake him make weight for
himself and fight winner take all.
The Departmental League is getting
in line for the season. You can't keep
f. f. Dummy Helm out OF the line
light.
Now that the price Of golf balls has
gone up, we may expect tennis balls
soon 10 be as high as beef.
The difference between a hold-out and
one who refuses to sign is perfectly
plain. Depends on which paper pulls of
scoop.
More errors will be made in baseball
next season. The rules committee, with
out doing anything sensational in the way
of tinkering with the rules. simply slam
ued the error column. Wild pitches
and passed balls will be charged 10 the
pitcher and catcher as errors. GoOd-by
clean fielding percentages TO pitchers and
good luck for the summary man, as these
mary.
Young Menefee is out for catcher al
Central He says if he makes the team
ne VIII not run into any first basemar
while chasing fowls
The Washington herald., 1910-02-02

The Department Baseball League got
flying start at a meeting held last night
at the Office Of Nj. o. Chance. auditor for
The Post-ofiice Department.
Officers for the season of 1910 were elect
ed as follows. NJ o. Chance, Treasury
Department. president: II. l.. Weed, Com
MERGE and Labor, vice president; J. H.
Anderson. Commerce end Labor. secre-
tary. and f. c. Robinson, Treasury De-
partment treasurer.
The following managers participated IN
the proceedings. which were characterized
by perfect harmony: NJ. O. Chance,
Treasury Department; f. f. Helm and
E. A Fuller. District Commissioners;
Tracy MuIIIgan. Navy; DIR. Weber, Agri-
culture: ]. II. Anderson, acting for Man
ager Weed. OF Commerce and Labor.
Quite a discussion took place over the
eligibility OF players. Manager Helm stat
ing that he was AUTHORIZED 10 enter his
club only upon the understanding that
the players were placed upon the same
footing regarding length of service as
prevailed in the other departments.
The Departmental League is heartily in
sympathy with the purposes and objects
Of tthe recently organized Amateur Base
ball Commission Of the District OF Co
lumbia, and President Chance, who has
not attended any OF the meetings Of
the commission. viii hereafter be on the
/ job.
Secretary Anderson was instructed 20
communicate with Umpire Billy Belts to
ascertain If he IS willing 10 again handle
the Indicator this season.
Col Spencer Cosby, L. s A. in charge
OF public buildings and grounds. VIII be
asked II his Office will consent to having
/ the diamond skinned
The next meeting Of the league will be
| held at the Office OF President Chance at
the city post-office building on the even
| ing or February i.
| The Post-office. War. and Interior de-
| partments were not represented at the
meeting last night. but assurances were
received that these departments. with the
possible exception of War, would have
teams in the field.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-02

Carroll Institutes basketball team, OF
Section A. Washington League. ran up
against a tartar in the Southeast Branch
Y. NJ. c. A. in the Carroll gymnasium
last night. losing by the close score Of
80 to 30.
The game was rough and devoid OF lit
tie teamwork. although the Southeast
quint showed much better form. and at
one time it looked as if they would make
a runaway match Of e.
Mickey Kelliher and Croghan were the
individual stars. The former made Nc
Carthy look like a novice IN the opening
half, while Croghan's long shots in the
final chapter boosted his teams total 10
dangerously near his opponents score,
and he easily outplayed Crown.
1t was refreshing to watch the clean-cut
work Of Referee shorty" Hughes, who
was absolutely impartial, and always mas
ter of the situation
The first half closed q 10 70 in favor OF
| the southeast lads, Keluher's five goals
from the floor helping a lot while the only
points scored by Carroll were credited to
| Johnny Croghan.
In the final half Carroll did better.
| "Sonng" Coleman was the big smoke for
| the. southeast branch. With less than two
minutes 70 play. Carroll needed one bas-
ket TO tie things up, but. instead Of trying
| teamwork, every man on the quint at
/ tempted long shots for the basket, with
/ the result that the southeast branch COW
cred their men closely. until the hna
whistle blew. and the much hopad-for bas.
| ket never materialized.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-02
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SH fuTlongs. Polly LEA 81 Fsin'
70 Z. won; Universe, 100 ,Burnsl, 70 !, second
Gatin Lass D7 ,ButwelD. 3 70 l. third. Tine.
LA Is. Henry CrOsscaddin Furty-fJur Square Deal
Allan Feap, Mary Rue, Martin May, Starboard.
Marie HYDE. DeeTock Seym0le, Dearly Belle Keep
Irving. and Silver Star also Tan.
SECOND RACE-Flve and one-haf furlongS FER
rand Cecilian. 100 CNIcoD. 9 70 2 Won; Miss Sly,
lG Gamer. 20 I. secoud; CoonSkin. lis Gain.
b l. third. Time. los. Snug. Henderson, Gypsy
Girl, Flashing, Capt. Glwe Coils Omsby. Eden
tata, Catrnke, and CIndy also ian.
THIRD RACE-FIye and onehalf furlongs. Stin-
gency. l0 tButwelU. 10 >. won; Manheimer, 100
Henry. : N l. second. low Heart 100 Cans.
10 - l. third Time, ! % IS. Brown Tony. Tres
Jci. HAVE Ggamsar. Eustacian, Waterbury. Har-
Old IT,. Sir Vagrant Lady Carolina. Ball Hazard,
c. Clamp. POuquessiug. and Druid also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SiV furi0ugs. Ida D., I02 How
ard, 10 ;, won; c ". Burt. 1oi Cans. 70 % l.
second; Jack Nunually. 100 Peck. 4 TO J. third.
Time Il3 IS. Critic, George 5. DAVIS, MsplstOn,
and Green Lawn also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Ssven furlougz OsJrine llG
Powers, G to ], won: Camel l0S li3utweln 6 10 l.
second; Dr. Ba-kley, 10 tNieol), 10 to L. third.
Time. u. Is. Mary F.. WapCHecka. Grand Dame.
sails Preston, and Pocomoks also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Paradise Queen l3
PAIN . 70 5. won; Golden Flora, s5 King. 60
tn J. second: Stonaman. ll3 Cans. i % s. third.
Time, III DO Gimp, 81. Hsrio. Baron Usher,
SandTiper, and Warfeld also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-02
COLONIAL LEAGUE.
Knickerlcckcrs.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
KEENE TOPS WINNERS.
WeIl-known Turfman Shows $3.50,
S51 on Right Side of Ledger.

New York, Feb. 1.-James r. Keene's
horses have won total of sl.3S9.S51 on
the American turf in the last seven years,
and the vice chairman of the Jockey
Club has a long lead over his rivals In
this respect.
In 1903 Mr.. Keene won $5O,150, but he
stood eighth in the list of winning own
ers. S. S. Brown leading that year with
SSO.650. In 1904 Keene's stable won s16i3CS
and ranked second to that of H. b.
Duryea, which earned S200.107
Last year Mr.. Keene won S111, 732, while
the veteran Hildreth surpassed him with
Sl59;lI2
The Washington herald., 1910-02-02
DR.. WILEY TO TESTIFY.
VIII Explain Advantages, of Bread
Law to Commissioners To-day.

Or. Harvey W Wiley VIII DE the star
witness before the Commissioners this
morning, IN the capacity Of a private
citizen. favoring the passage Of legisla-
ton regulating the weight Of bread sold
in the District
incidentally, Or. Wiley VIII point out
the advisabihty OF including rigid sani-
tary regulations under which bread shall
be produced and the purity Of ingredi-
ents from which il is made
At the close of the hearing. which viii
he open to the public, there Will be a
hearing on appeal Of poolroom license
turned down by the police department,
and three appeals from the police trial
board by Policemen J. s. Bryan. ". W.
Wheeler, and J. T. sullivan.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-02
CLINE TRIMS DEMAREST
Philadelphia Billiardist Has "a CInch
with Veteran Cue Artist.

Chicago. Feb. Harry P. Cline, Of
Philadelphia, took hard fail out of Cal
vim ". Demarest, the local billiard ia
vorite. tonight at Orchestra Hall The
match was for 800 points, 1S2 baIk-line.
and Cline won, 500 to S43. Cune's average
was Il S-S9, and his high run 81, while
Demarests average was 29-3S; high run,
CO.
New York, Feb. Jerome Keogh in
creased his lead by one point tonight in
the match for the pool championship
which he is playing with Thomas A.
Hueston, the holder of the title In the
evenings play Keogh made 201 points and
Hueston 900, making the total for the two
nights play, Keogh, 40; Hueston, sos, a
lead of a for the aspirant for champion
ship hOnOrs.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-02
EVENTS CALLED OFF
No A. A. U. Championships
in HatchetiteS Meet.
RANDOLPH SENDS IN ENTRY
Former Virginia Track Captain TO
Compete in 0O-yard Hurdles in the
George Washington Games-DOwn-
town COlIeEians Hope TO Capture
Distance Run-Sterrett in Trim.

Because the South Atlantic Athletic
association did not notify them in time.
Manager Eaton. Of the George Washing
ton track team. was forced to turn down
the two events apportiOned the Hatchet-
ites' meet next Saturday in Convention
Hall. The A. A. Z, had planned TO have
the pole vault and two-mile run decided
in this meet, but these events viii have
70 be added to the Federal and George
town meets.
For the first time IN the history OF
South Atlantic indoor meets, indoor
championships viii this year be decided
in Washington and Baltimore. the orig
inaI plan being 10 hold ten champion
ship events, two events 10 each Of the
five Washington and Baltimore meets.
A. A. U. officials are TO be in charge.
and A. a. U. medals will be given the
winners.
owing to the Illness OF Secretary
Straus. President Wiber was unable 10
notify the George Washington manage
ment Of the championships until late
and the lists were in the hands OF the
printers for the programme. Manager
Eaton therefore decided that It would be
impracticable to hold them, and has SO
notified President Wiber.
Randolph ia Hurdles.
The 5O-yard open hurdle event prom
ises to be one Of the classiest on the
programme. for in addition TO Larry
Martin. the University OF VirgiuGa flyer,
Dredemus. Of Princeton, and Morton and
HOrrax. OF Johns Hopkins, Manager Ea-
ton has the entry Of Archie Randolph.
the former Virginia track captain. whc
will wear the colors OF the Baltimore
Athletic Club Mr.. Randolph is a full
fedged doctor now, and is living in Bal
timore.
The one-mile run will see a field OF
forty-one contestants and Coach Morse
is figuring on landing this event foI
George Washington. as he viii send nine
men to the mark, including two former
Central High School stars. Dewey and
Zeh. The y. NJ c. A. depends on Steckei
TO capture a few points, while his old
rival, Fl. c. Elphinstone. Of the Balti.
more Cross Country Club, will be on tht
job TO dispute the way. also Breyer, Of
Johns Hopkins. who viii likely be one o.
the scratch men.
High Jump VIII BE CLASSY.
In the open high jump. Walcott, OF tn,
Y. NJ. c. a. Halliday. Of Virginia, ant
HorraX, of Johns Hopkins. are booked
for the scratch men out OF a field o.
twenty, adding additional interest t
the even.
Jack Sterrett, Of Princeton, the present
title holder Of the South Atlantic pOlt
vault championship. has been doing
great work under Trainer Wilson, of tn,
Tigers. and hopes 10 lower his own pre-
vious mark
AS the day for the big meet approache.
interest increases. Manager Eaton ha.
invited President Taft and host Of dip
lonats and other dignitaTies, and IS con.
hdent that the Chief Executive viii b.
on hand If he can spare the time Tn,
ticket sale continues brisk, and indica
tons are that the house will be sold a
last two days before the meet.