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The Washington times., 1910-03-08
MAPS MAY TRADE
CLARKE TO BROWNS
Report Says Bobby Wallace Is
Likely to Join Cleve-
land Club.

CLEVELAND March S-The contin-
ned absence of Catcher Mig Clarke,
gives added weight to a story sent from
81. Louis. that ne Will no traded for
Ghortstop Bobby Wallace. OF thu
Browns such a proposition was made
some time ago ny 81. Louis manage
meut. but Cleveland did not entertain
t., as Clarke had stated that ne was
willing Go work hard for Cleveland with
Jim Mcguire as manager
However. since that time Clarke has
exhibited al the reluctance which char
agterize1 his efforts last spring and il
is believed that the Cleveland manaee-
ucut has decided to set rid of hin il
the proper kind Of a deal can be made
20 bolster up the infeld 20 the right Of
second base.
The dispatch from St Louis was 20
the effect tfat negotiations are on again
and the situation seems 10 make Il look
reasonable
The Washington times., 1910-03-08
BALTIMORE EXPECTS
TO WIN BIG TOURNEY
Confident of Winning Billiard
Title From Washington
PLAYERS.

Unless there is a big surprise sprung
Baltimore viii conquer Washington this
year IN the annual intercity amateur bill
Hard championship
Tho locals already have two games To
their credit and the third contest on
form. looks almost as good as won. rs
b. a. Lmha~d. OF this city. will have
90 fai. down badly or Hickey Of Wash
iuEton. show startling Improvement TO
keep Baltimore from winning the third
game of -nN points Thursday night at
Elcin'S parlors mere
The Washington times., 1910-03-08
CARROLL TOURNEY
ON FOR TONIGHT
Wrestlers TO Compete in Prelimi-
naries of Big Event Next
Friday.

Ten preliminary bouts FOB the cham
pioHship. wrestling tournament OF the
South Atlantic Association Of the Anna
teur Athletic Il'ion viii be held az
the Carroll Inst tute gymnasius this
evening. beginning AZ $50 o'clock.
Thirty of the best grappIers OF this
section are entered. most Of them COM
ing from Che Young Mems Christian
Association Gallaudet. and tine Memo
Fai Athlete Club. While the Wash
ineton wrestEers are AZ work here tle
Baltimore coming gent viii ne holding a
series OF elimination events ia that
city, SO that the best OF each city Will
be i'm the finals, which viii be held al
Carroll Institute on Friday evening
Pat O'Connor VIII referee, with Prof.
Maurice Joyce as general mana ger.
The Washington times., 1910-03-08
YANKEES START

ATHENS. Ca March S.-7he High
lsnders today began the training sea-
son for 1910 or the University Of Georgia
grounds. The new park, which the New
Workers were TO practice on, is nos
ready. but viii he iB a few DAYS Man
acer Stalilnss ordered All Of his players
60 be at tho ball grounds al 10 O'Clock,
but the work WAS light
The Washington times., 1910-03-08
HOPING TO RACE
POTOMAC CREW

RICHMOND. Va. March SIT was
learned today that al tomorrow's meet
ing Of the Virginia Boat Club an invita-
tion viii probably be extended TO the
Potomac Boat Club. of Washington. to
take part in dual regatta here i'm MAY
or June.
The VirginiaRs are about TO enter
upon their season with a record mem
berShip and bright prospects for good
crews.
The Washington times., 1910-03-08
I.45O ELS IN SPORTS.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, March S-Ap-
proNimaely 1850 men were engaged ia
some form Of athletic activity al Yale,
either IN the major or minor sports. ac-
ccrdinE 90 iGures compiled at the uni
vcrsify fer the year iqo9-l6 The sta
tistiCS include the academic and scien-
titiC departments and the gradua %
schools. Detailed figures show a prepon-
derauce Of academic men in the various
SPORTS
The Washington times., 1910-03-08
TO INVITE AUSTRALIANS.

DES MONIES. Iowa. March S.
Plans arc ON foot to ask Tho company
OF Australian golfers VINO are 60 vjsI,
the United states this summer To play
over the Coli ana Country Club links.
Though the exact plans of tho foreign
ers are not known here. # they come in
this section Of the country. an effort
VIII Doe made TO arrange that they play
over the local course
The Washington times., 1910-03-08
VIRGINIA TRAINING
FOR OUTDOOR MEETS
Has Dual Games With Pennsyl-
vaHia, and May Meet George
town on Track.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. March 8
With the GEORGETOWN meet the indoor
season at Virginia came 70 a close, and
the Orange and Blue squad viii have a
short rest before going into training
for the dual meet with the University
of Pennsylvania in Easter week
d. is reported lpIe that Virginia may
arrange triangular meet with George
t'wu and the Carlisle Indians, 20 he
urld iu Washington.
The Washington times., 1910-03-08
COoCAN 10 MANAGE

BISBEE. Ariz.. March S-DtreciorS
Of the Warren DISTRICT Baseball Assoc
citation today elected Dan CopEan. now
coaching -tic Cornell University team.
manager %. tie Bisbec club Coogan
is a graduate OF PENNSYLVANIA University
and has been playing professional bail
for six yeas.
The Washington times., 1910-03-08
GIRL ATHLETE STRICKEN.

LAPORTE. Ind. March S-The climax
of the basketball career Of Miss Mar
gerry Smith, society belle and known
throughout the State as a player. came
in her hurried removal TO the hospital,
where an operation for appendicitis was
performed. Appendicitis resulted from
violent exercise in the playing IF the
game. The high school authorities re-
Gently put ban on girls playing the
game
The Washington times., 1910-03-08


Times. who will remain with the
Nationals throughout the training
scason.
NORFOLK, Va. March N-UnElaub
and Gessler were stl among the miss
ing when the washington baseball
squad went 20 the g.ouuds this morn
ing. and Manager NcAIecr has no idea
where they are. lie thought Unglaub
would 20 from WilIamsport Co Wash
inEton and come down ou the night
boat. but me was f7iIcd again
We have with us today one Of the
sorest buncncs of athletes I'M cativity.
Every man i'm the squad is stiff and
moves with pain Charley Street was
so bunGeJ up nc had 20 have assistance
in putting on his shoes The arms of
the pitchers are all sore. but none Of
them gives any Indication of am injured
leader or muscle. Tho program today
will be carried ont as rclcntlc-slv AS it
was yestsrda,. for I'm this case there is
no cure FOR tae evils OF work except
work itself
Miller or Deck
Warren Miller, the 0utueIdcr. arrived
IN Norfolk this morning just as the
team was starting for the BAH ward. and
viii get down TO business AZ once. lie
came from PottsviHc. Pa where ue
WIntcred and was married to Potts
VILE girl on Christmas day. but his wife
is not on this trip lie was DELAYED on
transmission by the Philadelphia strike.
He is looking good
AuOthCr arrival this morning Was Tom
Hume. ono or tire directors az the club
lie went out 60 watch the early pgac-
lice
Dolly Gray was under the weather all
night with AN attack of grip. but is og
This morning Dixie" Walker and
Clyde Milan also had attacks OF zsrir
and stomach trouble last night. r-J non,
OF tho cases is more than tle ordinary
upset caused 10y The sudden beginning
of strenuous eNerciee aftcr "a winter OF
ease and comfort.
Weather Is Good.
The wheels of the batting cage went
asray, and that modern innovation go.
an extra DAYS rest yesterday, bur JO,
Quir6 has promised 90 dig UP "a schem,
for moving IL around. aud viii have Il
at the grounds this morning. II is an.
other day or absolutely perfect weather
clear, with just enough bite I'm the al.
mosphere 60 make you want To- walk
briskly.
McA!cor wired Hot Springs yesterday
and told Reislin-- Schaofer- Nvltherup
and Conroy not To- leave there until he
gives the order which viii probably b,
next Saturday. lie wants them 10 get
the baths
George Browne and his wife got H
The Washington times., 1910-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Statistics printed in ia. Purdue tx
pOnent show that the first Purdue foot
gradual increase until 1873. when Coach
Speik received Sl,591.
The same conditions thai have GOV
eTned the American Marathon run. con-
Quoted annually by the Boston AthIctf-
Association on April -. viii prevail this
spring Entries close April Il
Negotiations are pending between the
tufts College football management and
@ enn Warner. coach OF the Carlisle In
dams. Tor a game between the two
teams Al Boston, on November ~ the
date OF the Harvard-Tale game at New
Haven,
Cricket viii be r0stered rs the A.
lantic Steamboat A A. with which are
farers attached % most OF the big liners
o. the ocean steamship companies in
New York Sir Thomas LiTtOn may pUL
up 500 CUP trophy.
Several Western cities are deu0ustrat-
ing on a new kind % pool table. which
Was originally introduced iu Australia
To has two pockets I'm each side. one
10 the center Or each end. and none ln
the corners Ordinary billiard balls are
billiards than pool
South AfrlCa's latest Marathon rum
ping star iS Constable X X Macarthur,
. the TranSvaal lonE-distanCe champion
and winner OF the Johannesburg and
Durham TaralICns. His feil0W-uDwuS-
men in Potchefstroom have presented
him with tho title deeds OF q piece OF
ground pr.rcha sed by subscription
raised by ths admirers OF his ability
JACK HerSricks. RiSeSt Of minor
lea que Managers. nov handling the Den
Ve- team, expects 10 get lot Of players
from both the SOU and Cubs Denver
Is going 70 sec some real ball This
summer. FOR Jack Is The NCCSrav- %
minor IcgEueTs when il comes 20 the
noisy STUFF ana the furious beefu-
The Washington times., 1910-03-08
LET'S GET ACQUAINTED
WITH PITCHER JOE OIL
Times Baseball Expert Finds Him Quite an Amiable
Person-Has the Confdence-Rapp's Finger
Is Not BotherSome

but j. cannot he said he Eunawed IN
giee a. the thought Of having his eX-
tremities trimmed.
The Washington times., 1910-03-08
POXING.


sam LTnEford, the Boston negro
heavyweight. has been matched 70 box
jim Flynn ar Los Angeles on March
L Bob Armstrong will help train
Langford for the fight
Bovo DrisCOI and Knockout Brown
viii be the stars for the opening Of the
Paramount Athletic Club. New York. to-
morrow
Pal Noore-s next match will DC with
Willie Jones. the New York feather
u eight. and they Will meet in about two
weeks before the olympic Athletic Club,
or New York
sd WoIEast has changed MS mind am
decided 10 take an engagement with
burIesque show At sl,0o per week Tor
ton weeks
The National Athletic Club. Of Phild-
dcIphis. will probably stage the Al
,>alfman-Stanlev Ketchel bout on
KNadnesdav night, April s
The schedule OF prices for the John
son-Jeffries night have been decided on
Admission will be SO. with seat IN
The Washington times., 1910-03-08

the bleachers, and the prices viii range
from that up 10 800 for the ringside
box seats
The Washington times., 1910-03-08

Manager Jennings, OF the Detroit
Americans. has issued an invitation To-
an school teams 20 lay five innings
with his own boys A number OF
schools have accepted Dates for eX-
hibifion games with tine New York
Nationals have not yet been fixed be
cause or failure TO agree upon the place
where they shall he played
The Washington times., 1910-03-08

Tin 70 umpiTes- ANY time Norman
FlherfeId gets "a mburctiUus simply
threaten TO have a Black Hand ennis
yary poison the Kids chickens. Nor
man would grow wings on both shoul-
drrs before he'd take chance on losing
fH~ea hons
The Washington times., 1910-03-08
Painful Muscles and Stiff
Joints Prevails at Camp
of Nationals.
TODAY'S PRACTICE
is STARTED EARLY
Unglaub and GeSsler Still Miss
ing-BrOwn and Miller
Arrive.
By THOMAS S. RICE.

Sporting Editor Of The Washington
Times, who will remain with the
Nationals throughout the training
arnann.
The Washington times., 1910-03-08
Little Bits of News and Comment
About the Athletes and Happenings
In the Sport Realm Of This Country
BASEBALL.

BASEBALL.
Kitty" Bransdeld is the best golf
player In the Philies' squad
Fat Dougherty did not 20 20 the
only hold-Out among the SOX regulars
I'd Smith, formerly Of the ST. Louis
Americans, has been engaged 10 coach
the NOtre Dame nine mis- season.
Arthur Hostetter. OF the Milwaukee
team. who Was injured last year. hopes
10 be able 10 start the season with the
Brewers
The Detroit management claims the
the Tigers used 90 dozen baseballs, a.
a cost Of more than 5000, last season
Jack Dunn, owner OF the Baltimore
team, has quit he diamond as a play
or he viii direct the orioles from
The bench after This
Hal Chase SAYS that Harry Wolter
is bound 10 make good with the High
lsnders. Wolter IL an old California
pal OF the star first baseman-
After the close OF the college season
Walter Morton. Captain OF the Dart
mouth nine, may become a member
of Jesse BurkeJts Worcester club
"Cy'' YOUNG is training for his TWEEN
ty-drsr season In the major leagues.
To- stick an even twenty-five years IN
Tie big show
Manager Jennings, OF the Detroit
The Washington times., 1910-03-08

The same conditions THAI have gov
erned the American Marathon run. con-
Quoted annually by the Boston AthIcti-
Association on April -. viii prevail this
spring. Entries close April Il
The Washington times., 1910-03-08

After the close OF the college season
Walter Morton. Captain OF the Dart
mouth nine, may become a member
Of Jesse BurkeIJs Worcester club
The Washington times., 1910-03-08

Hal Chase SAYS that Harry Wolter
is bound 10 make good with the High
landers. WOlter IL an old California
pal OF the star first baseman-
The Washington times., 1910-03-08

Statistics printed in ia. Purdue Ex-
pOneut show that the first Purdue foot
ball coach IN 1888 received so. with II
gradual increase until 1873. when Coach
Speik received 81 800
The Washington times., 1910-03-08

Arthur Hostetter. OF the Milwaukee
team. who Was injured last year. hopes
20 be able 10 start the season with the
Brewers.
The Washington times., 1910-03-08

The Detroit mana cement claims inst
the Tigers used 90 dozen baseballs, a
a cost Of more than 5000, last season
The Washington times., 1910-03-08

Jack Dunn, owner OF the Baltimore
team, has quit the diamond as play
or He viii direct the orioles from
the bench after this.
The Washington times., 1910-03-08

I'd Smith, formerly Of the St. Loui;
Americans. has been engaged 10 coach
the NOtre Dame nine his season.
The Washington times., 1910-03-08

BASEBALL.
Kitty" Bransdeld is the best gol
player in the Phillies' squad
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20

ton OF Two tunes. Tno effect IL beau
tiful and certainly gives the room
quality and distinction that are rare.
Here again tho fumed oak pillars, small
rocesscs and cosy hooks and corners
are employed 80 that one may enjoy
comfort and partial seciuslon.
Directly or the main bar II the ser
vice bar used hy tho walters In the
main cafe 20 that they need not enter
the main bar THIS Ia connected with
the refrigeration plant already descrih-
ed and special set OF pipes run from
the barrels ia the glass front refrig-
orator 20 this service bar, This room
also contains he large cupboards that
hold the glassware. The hotel has
laid IA an entirely new supply and the
ware Is called snake Optic, II IL es-
pecially beautiful Ia the way u catches
and rctrhcts the light, There are 10
different STYLE glasses In "A fall bar set.
Fine Bnths and HunnlnW Ice Wntcr.
The improvements and changes cover
the entifs building the original set
tiun Of tho hotel having been entirely
cleared out, leaving merely the outer
walls 'rlIe Griswold formerly conduct
81 an American dining-room on the
second floor Of the building, running
along the Briswold-st. side There will
be no American dinina-room now, but
this large room has been retained, will
be- rcdccerRtcd and arranged and will
be used for convention meetings and
banquets, and thus will be OF great adj
vantage and service, The two parlors
I'm the front OF the second floor aud
facing on Grand River.ave, have disap-
ptSred and In their place there Is one
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20

large room or. rather, the hallway
simply br6adens out, there being no
partitions TO mark n division. The fur
niture and everything else In new, rich
and beautiful The general tone OF the
Is dark ted. Along this por-
tion OF the building runs a series OF
fine rooms with baths. These are eN-
quisltely fhral4hed, hut the finest fea-
turo IL the private bath with each
room, These bathrooms, and all others
throughout the hotel there being about
100 are all OF tho same style, decor
alton and equipment, They are of
white tile and have, besides the tub
bath, a shower, But the unique fea-
trre In the faucet for running Ice wa
ter The Griswuld hotel II the only one
In Michigan which has this system OF
running ice water, guest merely
turns the faucet now instead OF sum
monlng bell boy, The change In the
bedrooms and bathrooms and the rc-
furnf hing have been continued up
through each foor SO that the hotel Is
entirely re-equipped,
The new Grinwold house " operated
ny the Postal Hotel Co, Tho officers
and directors arei President, t'Ied Pos
tall vice president, John j. Barlumi
secretary, Fred Goodman treasurer,
Fred Wood manager, NJ. A. Shaw, The
connection of Mr., Goodman as secre-
tary OF the new company recalls that
for many years his father was the pro-
prietar Of the old Goodman house,
which was the predecessor of the pres
ent hotel.
The working stan,
In keeping with the physical im-
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20

side Of tho main division OF the bar ere
Ice boxes that have been arranged for
tho bottled liquors and wines and each
OF which must Dc kept at IA different
Tho fronts are OF glass
so that everything even to the frost-
covered pipes, can be seen The ar
thus described are the Idea
OF Arthur Jordan, who has general
charge OF the bar and the arrange
mrnt ~ the barrels TN the glaHs-coN-
fred refrigerator has never before been
done a
Mir, Iordan's idea not only exploits
the drawing Of beer from tho wood ana
gives the man IN front or the bar an
Interesting view, but Il has certain
practical advantages in the haul
through tho pipes, nprecedentedly
short that Is Of great value, Usually
the beer must run through coll or
ptpea many feet In length, which neccs-
sttates constant care 10 avoid unclean r.
Illness. but with tho new arrangement
the haul ~ reduced to- the minimum
Miss Pcrry's BEAUTIFUL TIiing.
Tire front OF the bar, both the coun-
ter and the buffet ia the rear, as well
AS the pillars In the TOO mand other
portions arc Of special kind OF green
tile designed and manutaC cured by
Abe peWabic Pottery Co, Of Detroit, OF
which Miss Mary &. Perry Is the head.
This ~ the first time that Mics Perry,
who has achieved an international rap-
utation as pottery expert, las ever
decorated a bar room. Tire style adopt
cd by Miss Perry for this ssignment
Is az near German Renaissance as
anything and the green Is combina-
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
ANGELO DSW/CHELE
CONDUCTOR ORcHEsTRA

connection with the bar II VIII be
remembered that on the west side OF
the building and with doors opening
on Grand River-ave. wer" the har anu
old cafe, Partitions have been remov-
ed SO that the space Is all In one now
and is completely given over to the
bar. az the cafe has been removed, as
described, 90 another portion OF the
building.
BenutIfui and Unique Features of the
The harroom vs. one OF tho most strik-
ing features or the new hotel and IN
several respects - unique, containing
features that no other hotel IN TINS
country or abroad can boast or. The
arst thfng that strikes the idea Is tho
bar Itself aud the peculiar arrange
mentS for the service or beer. Instead
~ tho huge mirrors and tho display NJ
glassware on BUFFET there ~ in tho
center buck OF the counter a large
section with glass front Within this
So refrigerator. IN the foreground oI
which or platform rests row or
beer barrels. The idea L. TO draw the
beer from the wood and through tho
shortest haul 81 pipes possible aud at
the same time display the barrels to
the man in front so that he can see
exactly how the thing II done,
II II something like looking into an
AQUARIUM, hut instead 0f seeing the
hsh one sees the interesting row or
barrels, each ~ which contains a ar
ferent brew of heer, This refrigcrntOr
back ~ the giaas IL Ike large room,
for N ~ free enough 10 admit several
men and contains IN elevator that car
ries tho barrels from the stock room,
another refri gerator. directly under
meath When a new barrel IL desired
II IL raised UP Go the platform, This
room II kept at n certain degree of
temperature usually 40 degrees, and
ono can see the piping that effects the
low temperature, the refrigeration ma
chinry that " a part OF tho noteIs own
frl "a Fafa NJ rs Nnnf -
$4,000 and which also takes care OF
the ice boxes IN the kitchen, On each
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
SETH
ERy/1/RE .DAy IERKA

provements to the property air. Postal
and Mrs. shaw have surrounded them
selves with highly efficient working
organization,
Alfred w. wsthereli superintendent.
OF the cafe II faVoTably known to so
ciety and the business men of this eli
For five years ne was I'm charge OF ~
Cadillac cafe and for three years mai
nger of the Country club at Grost
Pointe. Last year hc was assistat
manager of the Minneapolis club an
while there ne was IN charge OF til
banquet 20 President Taft. which wa y
one OF the finest ever given In IL
country,
John Putois the chef. has interna u
tional fame. lie was for six years ,
Delmonico's when that was the leadinA
cafe In New York, eight years at tho
Phster In Milwaukee, two years at the
Great Northern I'm Chicago and two
years at the IIcllenden In Cleveland.
We served the late President McKtn-
ley and Prince Henry, who sent him a
souvenir In remembrance upon his, res
turn 10 Germany, Last winter NJ Pu-
jois was picked by Chicago catering
company "a the best man In that city
AND ne took his own crew to jackson
Miss, where he served President Taft.
In the office are seth Frymire and
a ". kelso dav clerks and Archie
Johnson, night clerk MIR Frvmtre ma.
been az tho Griswold eight years ana
has worked up 10 the position OF cniei
clerk, Mr., Kelso has been at IN. Plant
ers' tn - Louis, the BrevOort IA Chi
In Lansing. lie H. Young man ~
much experience, Mr. Johnson has A
large acquaintance In the state and
this section OF tho country,
The comfort OF the guests Is naf
overlooked, as Miss Ray Levftte ia n
careful and painstaking housekeepen
y She has 30 employees under her diren1
tion,
Firms That IBID NJ,
Those who had part I'm the makina az
the improvements were as follows Van
Leyen & shilling, architects; Harry Il
Dean Co, decoratorsi Hmaad n sisrnani
woodwork Ernest Venn, plumbing; w
v. Brady and Pewabie, Tiia Co. tihngt
@. G. Sohwab Chandelier Co .hxturns,
Robert Wardeli, fountain; Kroeschali
Bros, Chicago. Ice plant Chyrsier a
koppur, Iefrigeratorsl y, u. Bodies. iron
work Detroit Architectural iron
Works, marqulsei j, III, Barbour MAJ.
teringi Engel Bros., chairs and Table.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20

Infaue ttghting bnect.
4 There SHOULD be word OF eSpiana-
s1on here ~ the remarkable electrical
<v2feu which givee some uniqus light
80 and color effects 10 the cafe. Tho
fxhts arc 4 part OF q mechanical sys-