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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-29
MANY WILD RJMORS
ABOUT BIG BATTLE
Jefres Right Elbow Said o Need Operation and Doc
tors COnsult-Little Betting Yet-Erratic
Training Methods

RENO, New, June 2g.-Disquieting
rumors regarding a number OF miDUr
physical ailments suffered by Jcffries
We're circulated about town last night
IT is admitted that he had an attack Of
stomach trouble, which accounted for
his failure 10 do much work Tuesday.
Jim Corbett experienced the same
trouble, attributing it to the water at
Moana Springs.
Another rumor had to do with Jeffries'
risht elbow, which is said TO be in
famed. and which is in need of an i'm
mediate operation. DR.. w. s. Porter, Of
Oakland, who attended to Jeffries' knee
when jim hurt it at Hardin Springs,
while training for NIunroe, AID who re-
Gently performed an operation upon
Mrs. Jehries, was closeted with Jenries
last evening, and it was reported that
he would tap the big fellows arm today.
Buns continue TO drop of every train
and the tough mugs" TO be seen
around the gambling houses are enough
TO scare the money out Of the tender
fools pocket, ey en- before he has had a
chance to pace a bet The gamblers
have screwed he percentage up to the
breaking point, and the suckers are go
ing broke.
The play for the house is-becoming so
regular that the dealers are kept so
busy they need help TO rake in the coin.
In anticipation OF the enforcement OF an
anti-gambling law on October ], the
gamblers have organized a mutual ad-
miratOn society and are helping one
another 10 round up the marks and 70
make the play against the visitors IN
their midst because this probably viii
be the last opportunity they Util have
20 make a big cleanup
Betting on Rounds.
Tomorrow the real betting VIII begin.
Last night 10 to 6Ik were the prevail
ing prices. Some guess it viii so TO
10 to :, and others think , to l. The odds
as made here are expected 70 prevail
throughout the United States, although
England may continue TO make Johnson
the favorite The principal betting on
the rounds was even money that JEFF
fries would not win in fifteen rounds.
Jeffries is sporting a decoration OF the
left eve. a mementO of Mondays box
ing session. The guilty person is not
known. each Of the four sparring part
ners claiming the honor, with Berger
having a good lead in the list.
Great Diversity of Opinion.
'I think Jenries win rush and clean
up in two or three rounds.
s.No. he won't He'll feel out the
black fellow for seven or eight
rounds. taking a good beating in the
meantime And as soon as he finds
that the negro is becoming dlscour-
aged because his punches are doing
no damage, then he'll sail in and fin
ish things up"
swhy should he wait? Why should
he hold back and let the negro cut
him TO pieces2 All Jemries has 10 do
is to stick out his chin, let Johnson
drive his hardest, and when the
champion finds that the Wickedest
blow ne has in stock cannot down his
opponent. Johnson viii be pie
Nothing like that. Johnson is 900
clever He can stall around for an
almost unlimited number Of rounds,
and il will simply resolve itself into
q question Of endurance II Jeurles
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Every man on the Pension Bureau
team got one hit or more, except More
house, who in the Two innings in which
he played failed 10 connect safely.
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J-asheer, at second for the olives,
had a busy day He drove out four
hits out Of five times up and accepted
all Of seven chances. Two Of his hits
We're LWO-Daggers.
Howard. at third for the winners. put
UP good fielding same. This lad
seems 10 be following in his brother
AusJIn's footsteps. H also drove out
two pretty hits
WalHng put up a star game for the
Prospects. He accepted all of his eleven
chances and made TWO Of his teams
six hits.
There were three double plays, Pros
pect made two OF them. The improved
condition Of the fed has much 70 do
with the plays being made.
Limerick made an attempt 90 90 from
first 20 third on EckendOrfs sacrifice
in the first innissS. but failed.
Hnleary had a good day behind the
bat He allowed only one stolen base,
and held his pitchers W in great style.
He would have had a perfect record il
a batsman had not knocked the ban out
Of his hand.
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Is there as good as ne looks WHeu ne
works, there viii be nothing TO It.
figure that under these conditions
Johnson will last about thirty
rounds"
And so on. ad inhnitum.
Their Work a Puzzle
Gather a bunch Of fans of the Jeffries
persuasion. be they mere molders OF
personal opinion or molders Of public
opinion, and that's the sort OF talk you
VIII hear. Jenries viii win, one round,
six rounds, fifteen rounds, twenty
rounds, or thirty ROUNDS. Never has
opinion as 90 the duration OF a big fight
been 50 varying with the ultimate 50
certainly fixed in the minds Of the
judges. Even in ferries camp the pick
ing of rounds is as widely at variance
as The selection OF winning numbers on
the roulette tables, that one may dis
cover with n little effort and the aid
of the cappers-
Those with merely superficial knOwl-
edge OF what a boxer should do, the
work OF these big fellows Is quite a
puzzle. Jefries is lOafing too much
+. they think, unmindful Of the vast
amount of labor he has already done,
On the other hand. they think Johnson
/ is digGinE too hard, apparently forget
, ting that he has not applied himself
until within the past few weeks
Stick to No Program.
The many unusual training phases of
TINS contest are enough TO put the
sternest conditioning mathematician"
TO the bad. Jeffries passed the word
that he is going to work his head Off.
Instead he sits around and chats dur
Ing the morning and winds up the day
with q li-tle ioust with the trout John
son. scheduled TO loaf. tears into his
work like n colored Brother trying 10
depoDulate the entire chicken world.
Its a funny game from any angle and
many dODesteTs VIII be surprised when
the battle ends on Monday
In other ways. the fighters show
strange contrasts from day 10 da- One
day Johnson shows speed and conf
Gence, the next he appears 10 be half
H l'tl, ln temperament as well as in
Jefres Always Confident.
JefirIes never loses confidence. Ia fact
ne seems to gain in it. his off DAYS
developing greater spirit of determi-
nation and grizzly doggedness than
when no is feeling good.
Eut IL is as 10 rhe manner Of putting
aside his work Lat causes the greater
-.
after Jir~ rad pulled of his early morn.
Ll- DoA rilni. II Was given out off
clally hy 'lI a@'r Eer@er that his work
for the .. - ~ fbe freini-,-- ., - n
would coz. Il boxing IN The morning
and short .s4rt sDrints'' in the even
inE. Gil
Not only did Jeflries entirely reverse
me program, but after SWITCHING mo
heart sprints' TO the morning he c1It
out the expected boxing in the afternoon
and COntgnted himself with 1. -, =
private talk with Governor Dickerson
and a rundown.
Can't Guess Him.
It IS useless TO accept a program or
even to guess what the big fellow will
90 from now until Friday, when he is IN
cut out All work and hurl himself fntD
the uerve-racklng drying OUT process
but be may box or he may sprint or ne
may loaf. They are making a bool,
here on what he intends 10 do. and vOu
can write your own ticket
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GROTNDs

GROUNDS.
First and N streets northeast.
Through the medium Of two home
runs yesterday, Cornell Company nosed
out Sewer Pumping Station in regular
batting fest. Both teams were I'm their
batting stride. and, as a result, two
fingers had TO retreat under ire.
Brady, who was tried out by Balti-
more this spring, started the game for
the losers, but after ten h t. had been
registered against him in Two innings,
he gave way 70 Moore.
Charley Moran made his appearance
at second for the PaperhanSers and
connected three clean hits He also
fielded his position in fauItless style.
Steele's only hit yesterday was q
home run over the left field fence
There were five double plays made
and in each only two men figured. or
the five, the winners secured three
The Cornell Tigers tailed five runs
in the second and the losers made the
same number in the fourth.
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Herald scored two tallies IN the open
ing round on IessaCnO's two errors. and
two more IN the fourth. when Becl was
passed. O'BTien hit to left, which sent
Noone across the pan and then -layyl-
inEs. who got a single. came hone on
Aliens hit 70 center.
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NEWSPAPERS TO GET
ONLY NEWS OF FIGHT

NEW YORK. June 29.-No news bull
letins Of the Jeftries-Johnson hzht will
be furnished by the Western Escioc
Telegraph Company to anyone except
the newspapers, according TO a notice
issued by General Manager Brooks.
The company viii use all its facilities
70 give lbe press the full use of the
wires.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-29

Southern IS now after Car Depart
menJ. But one game separates the
stacks up against the leaders Southern
may 90 into second place
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With Reggie" Rawlings IN the box
showing all kinds Of speed the Herald
team scored a victory over the strong
Southeast Y n. c. A yesterday. the
score being g 10 .. II was an CT day
for the Southeast lads. but they y orl1ed
hard and stuck TO their task until the
last man was out.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE.

GAME TO-DAY.
Hamllne VS.. Peck.
YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Ninth, Z; Sixth, 3.
GROUNDS.
thirteenth ana D streets northeast.
Richmond walked four times.
Jones, Of Sixth, passed thirteen.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-29

Adams may be at last beaten this
afternoon, when the two leaders hook
up. So far, with the exception Of one
game, Adams has held It's winning
streak Today may find the Wanted
leaders beaten.
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Oliver banged the BAH for two good
btngles and made the only feature Dlay
Of the game when he nabbed 7, Rosen-
that's long fy after a hard run. 1t was
In this inning that the side was retired
on six pitched balls.
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Simpson did not twirl his usual steadv
game, and was ineffective with men on
the sacks Terry, on the other hand,
was hit as frequently but kept the
bingles well scattered, and had the bet
ter Of the strike-outs.
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Southern defeated Station yesterday.
The victory was due 70 Strobel's good
work IN the box He struck out ten
batters and allowed but four hits dur
ing mis- stay on the rubber.
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LauhOTne Talbot who has recently
signed with the Avenue bunch. will
play his first game today and will be.
seen in the center garden.
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GROUNDS.
White Lot Ellipse.

Yesterdays gsTic resulted in a we'll
earned victory Tor the Law aggreCa-
ton, when they got to Simpson and hit
him opportunity enough to pound out
ten TALES.
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Elmer PcssaSno. who served 'eI. over
for the SCUtheas ters. was touched I'D
for six lively hits and famed th> sG-ne
number. In tie sixth he was replaced
by Lawson, who, in the three rounds
that he Uwirled. kept the Newsbovs
from seeing ANYTHING that looked Ike
a binEle. He famed two men. but he
serious
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North diamond white Lot.

A revised schedule OF the dates IN
the league follows.
Wednesday, June Washington
Loan and Trust company vs. Com
Thursday, June 59-NatiOnaI City rs.
American National
Wednesday. July s-American Secur-
ity rs. Washington Loan and TEust
Company
Thursday. July National City vs..
American Security.
FRIDAY. July &-Washingt0u Loan and
Trust Company VS.. National City
Saturday. july 9-American National
vs. American security
Monday, July u-American Security
vs. Commercial National
Tuesday, july Irrational City vs.
Commercial National.
Wednesday July I3-Washipg ton Loan
and Trust Company vs. American Sc
curity-
Thursday. July 14-American National
vs. Commercial National.
saturday. July l6--Anertcan Security
vs. Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany-
The game resolved itself into a pitch
ers' battle from the third inning Wash
iugrOu got a lead OF two runs IN the
second and hung on long enough 20 win
Another in the sixth put the game on
the right side OF the ledger. although
COmmerciaI gOt a run in The first half
OF the ninth
The game was PLAYED in the short
time OF one hour and twenty minutes
Washington made six errors, but
managed 70 get away with the game
The two teams VIII fight IL out this
afternoon. Washington Loan and Trust
viii endeavor 70 duplicate yesterdays
performance
Commercial. was thought 10 be well
viEh iuvincibie One or two such de-
reats VIII cause 2 decided shake-up in
he standings With the report that
one or two Of the teams lower IN the
rae, are adding new material. comes the
over throw Of the leaders II begins 70
look as though there would develop
hot race for the peunant-
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A large crowd is eNyected today as
from present indications Andrews, the
leaders IN the race. viii be given q hard
run for their money by the Walford
nine. VINO viii present their strongest
lineup.
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St PauTs won handily from Nassau,
in the Independence League, Z TO 3. In
the early stages Of the game it looked
like a Nassau victory, but Bullock weak
ened in the fourth, allowing two runs
to cross the plate.
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Navy presented about the best team
that 1t has gotten together so far this
year. But for one or two bases on balls
the game would have been closer As
it was. the score does rot indicate the
c.oseness of the contest. At times Navy
played excellent ball.
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Pension Bureau smothered the Chesa-
peaiEe and Potomac Telephone Company
In the Marquette LEAGUE, IL 10 O. This
IS the second Oue-sided defeat admins
I tered 20 @. & p. by Pension Bureau.
II was the easiest kind OF a ZANE Tor
/ the winners since the scoring was done
Z IN all but two innings
The telephone lads used two pitchers
but then were unable 10 abare the
slaughter, fourteen hits being made of
both Er-O-S also aided Pension Bureau
IN running up q large score. Lhe Hello
boys making nine mispl1ys.
winners, although seven hits were reg
/ istered or his delivery. His tightening
Up at the right Iiure saved the losers
from a larger score
"Chucly' Dampier PLAYED q great
game IN short Tor the winners, q king
six chances without q sIip-up. E+ster-
days wcs ChuCzy-s first appearance
with the Pension Bureaus. and his work
was Of the same caiber that made him
a favOrite In the Independence League
Captain Mccarthy caught the game
stealing or him Mccarthy IS the uriI-
( ity man OF his team, having PLAYED left
I field, first base and catcher this season
Every man on the Pension Bureau
team got one hit or more. except More
house, who IN the Two innings in which
Z he played failed 20 connect safely.
Three hits and an error gave the
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Ninth tailed twice in the first session.
Walters drew pass, advanced TO sec
ono on Wild heave, went TO third on
nal6' and, when Richmond was
ranked, a double steal sent Walters
10 the plate Richmond scored on
BrOome's tyo-baESer 10 left.
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Eleven stolen bases yesterday attest
70 the fact thai the catchers are not on
the job. StrattOn, OF Station, and
Burns, OF Southern, got three each,
while Thompson, Of Southern, got two.
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Grounds

YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Southern, To- Station, 8.
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Byrd was not uD 20 his usual STAN
dard. He complained Of "a sore arm and
pitched with wraps on all the way. only
once, when 4 base on balls coupled with
two errors put three Navy men on the
bags, did ne loosen up. He struck out
the next two men and succeeded in
causing the third batter 20 ground 20
Handiboe.
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NeW HampshiTe avenue and UDshlu
street, Petworth, D. c.
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BANKERS LEAGUE.
STANDING
GANTE TODAY.

washington Loan and Trust vs. Com
mercial National
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~ Wen played and interesting game
yeateFQay BriEhtwOod and PetWorth
pdllIed for nine innings TO a tie. 3 to 3.
- pre- Myers called the game on ac-
count OF darkness A large crowd saw
the contest
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Garrett pitcher for Petworth, drove in
ger IN I ne second round with the bags
IuH sent three moC across the pan He
also did well in tn. box, tanning eight
neh ano not allowing a single free pass.
t.fightwood, was never in danger.
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GROUNDS

Washington Loan and Trust, 4; Com
merciaI National, 8.
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Three hits and an er-or gave the
losers their only scores. that being the
only inning in which they were able to
score.
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Georgia avenue and Kenyon street
Northeast
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CITY LEAGUE.
STANDING

GAME TODAY.
Aloysius VS.. St. STEPHENS. :
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Left Fielder Clayton, Of Petworth. led
his team with the stick, getting three
singles. He also scored a run in the
second round.
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Lincoln avenue and Rhode Island
avenue northeast
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Carr made a pretty triple IN the fourth
that scored Giles. The fourth was the
only inning in which Nassau punched
hits on Hiett, and then only one run
resulted
Giles, one Of SheIIenberger's new men,
played a sensational game IA right field
for the losers. Out Of three chances
he took al in the sixth, robbing Hiett
Of a possible home run by a spectacular
One-hand catch OF his long fly. He also
SOt a hit at an opportune time.
McMorriS played a great game on sec
ond for the winners, making six assists
and one TutOut. His clever playing
robbed several OF his opponents Of hits.
Duganne has SHOWN a great improve
ment with the stick in the past few
games. Yesterday he got three hits,
the only man on either side TO do that
stunt
For three innings Bullock was the
easiest kind of pickings. In the first,
fifth. and eighth innings he was touched
up for ten hil5.
Stolen bases were plentiful, fifteen be
ing pilfered. Out of the fifteen Mike
Shedd got four and Duganne three. In
the sixth Shedd came near stealing
three bases. and would have had not
Beard famed
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GROUNDS

TESTER JAYS RESULT.
Pension Bureau, IL; G. & z. Tel, 2
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sixth evened up in the fourth on clean
clJutlnS- ID. Mcdonald tore a screech-
en- TOO not for n Br0Ome to handle,
CT to left garden.
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Wiegaud OF Sixth was the star ~ tho
game He ciOuted the ball for A three
Sdcker and home run. made a hair
raising running catch OF AToreIand's
pop over second in the fourth. and in
Lhe seventh round with the cushions
packed, he beat one ont yTie(-s1c
caught Hands fly in deep right and
completed a double play by nailine a.
Broome al the plate when the latter
tried To get home on the throw in.
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nm street and FIorida avenue north.
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GROTNn0

1ESIERDAY'S RESULT
BI1ghtwood, 3; Petworth, 3 (nine
innings).
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INDEPENDENCE
LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS REsrLT.

GAME TODAY.
National Union VS.. Twining.
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Comment and Gossip Whole World Professional and Amateur Sport
RAILROAD Y. M. C. A.
LEAGUE.
STANDING

GAME TO-DAY.
Adams VS.. Car Department.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE

GAME TODAY:
g. =. .. rs. Columbia Ill.
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Harding of the Commissioners was
there with the stick yesterday. He and
MOriarty connected for two apiece. Botr
these men have been hitting in q slump
lately, but seem TO have rounded into
form.
Watson, Roundtree. and Harsh figured
in one of the fastest double plays seen
on the elliDse this year.
1t develops that Byrd was not eject
ed from the game on account of throw
ing the bah over the backstOp lie had
a wet bali and asked TO have q dry one.
Umpire Belts had no authority 10 take
causing a foul AS the ban was in no
condition 10 use Byrd acted on the ad-
vice and heaved it over the backstOp.
Later he was asked 20 leave the game
because OF his strenuous objection TO a
balk decision.
WHAT promises to be a hot game will
be played today between Commerce and
Labor and the ACgies. Agriculture has
SO far been the only team to success
fully take the measure of Commerce and
Labor, and an exciting contest is as
sured.
Giebel, who is touted as going TO the
Southern League next season, got two
hits for his team. He is fast on the
bases and possesses wonderful throw
ing arm.
Hurley has regained the use Of his
arm and lined them across in good
shape All this wear he has been suffer-
lnE with q sore whip. Yesterday did
not show any evidence of soreness.
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GROUNDS

yesterdays RESULT.
Herald. s. Southeast Club. 2
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SUBURBAN LEAGUE.


GAME TO-DAY.
Mt. Pleasant VS.. Takoma, at 5.2G
o'clock.
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Left Fielder Be2le. Of the Southeast
nine. connected for two Safeties. one
Of which. was a tWO-baSEer but was
caught stealing the third corner, Bech
TO keane TO Moose.
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DEPARTMENTAL
LEAGUE.
STANDING.
GAME TODAY.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

GAME TODAY.
Commerce and Labor VS.. Agriculture
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Commissioners, >: Navy, L.
GROUNDS.
South diamond ellipse-
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Rawlings walked eight men. but rome
Of them tailed. He struck out fourteen
made a hit. and scored one Of .,is
teams rims
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The game was played IN the short
time OF one hour and twenty minutes
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OLYMPIA LEAGUE.


CAME TODAY.
Olives VS.. TenleytOWn.
YESTERDAY RESULT.
Olives, Is; Prospect. f.
GROUNDS.
Thirty-ffth and Y streets northwest.
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YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Cornell Company. 10; Sewer Pumping
Station. 8
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Station was considerably strengthened
and put up O. better game than usual
America added strength in the box, but
his teammates hit the bail too infre-
quenuy 70 land the game. He got TWO
Of his teams four hits.