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The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
BALTIMORE CRACKS LOSE OUT
Washington Tennis Team Wins Sec.
ond Match.
Doyle Brothers Uphold Title by De-
featIng Wagner and CoIston
i'm Lively Set.

Special 20 TIE Washington Herald
Baltimore Nd July 30-The Baltimore
Lawn Tennis Association again went
down 20 defeat to-day when the Wash
ington team won out points 70 on the
courts Of the Baltimore Country Club.
The feature match of the day was the
doubles contest between the Doyle broth
ers, the Southern champions. OF the
Washington team. and Basil Wagner and
Frederick Colston. Of this city the
Doyles winning. s. 3-6. G-5.
There were twelve points to be made
in the contest between Baltimore and
Washington. eight of these being In the
singles and four in the doubles. Eight
Baltimore men contested with eight
Washingtonians in the singles. and Of
these contests Baltimore won three. There
were four pairs Of Baltimore men matched
with four pairs Of Washington men in
the doubles, and Of these Baltimore won
two. The work Of G. B. Doyle. Of Wash
ington. as serving. smashing. and general
net play and pick-ups was as fine as has
been seen here for some time.
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six furlones Ben Lomond III
tCnovCy). o ]. won: Handwriting los U.iebert)
y n J. Sod, stare lOl (Gamerl 4 10 l. third
Tine. lbs SIS. Agility, Dartworth Pleasant, and
Indon also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fire and one-baIf furlongs
salvolatle. loi Reid % 20 J. won: la sale 10,
tArchibaldl. 90 l. second: Trance. ia NicCee).
II 10. third. Time los Is ROYAL Onyx. Horace
E.. Watch Ne. Flormel. District Attorney. sam
Weller. and Drachme also ran.
THIRD BACE-One mile. Hauhridge. lIa Her
bert. 10 5. won; STANLEY Fay los Thomas : 10
z, second; Apache % lGarnerl 2 20 l. third Time.
III rs. Kings Daughter also ran
FOURTH RACE-Five and one-haH furlongs.
Round the World. ~ Herbert TO 9. won: Hori.
zen. ~ CMcGeel. 70 J. second Leah 10 Gar.
nerl. 10 1. third. Time, los SIS. Aldivia and
Golden Sandal also ran.
fifth BACE-Ouo mile and twenty yards CUES
uon Mark le9 Archibald 10 p won: The Peer.
lsf lLstcpl, % 70 l. second: Banbury 100 Reid %
10 !. third. Time las 35. Adriuchc Nethcrmost.
hockstcne, Orcasna. Greerhridgc. Mobility. Bean
Br1mmel. snd Golden Shore also ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile and one furlong Dull
care lo2 lGarneri 20 l. won: Ariete los (Archi.
bald. 20 5. second: Gliding IeIle lo9 (NIcGee).
to ?. tAild Time, sc. Sir Evelyn and Charirari
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
COLORED LEAGUE NOTES.

The Government Printing Office boys
stopped Post-ofice in their mad rush
Thursday by taking the MaHmen into
camp. by the score Of 8 10 5. Parker was
IN the box for the Nailnen, but he got
of with bad start and the Printers
scored four runs in The first two innings
After that there was nothing doing FOR
the Printers, but with Thomas in the
box the lead was sufficient.
This fellow Thomas. Of the C. p. O.
team. is certainly some pitcher. He has
q good curve bail and plenty Of speed
When he is going coed he is hard 10 beat
and he has been a big factor in the
Printers victories
The War and Navy team certainly has
a hard worker in bill" Davis. Besides
doing his regular work in the pitchers
box, he nils in az any Of the other positions
and huStles for the teams interest N all
times. Minkins. Of the same team. is
another hard worker. who is always in
the game
Overall. who is back in the game with
Pcst-odice, is one CT the fastest infelders
in the league He covers a lot Of ground
and is a sure fielder.
The baseball fans VIII be given a treat
next Saturday when Post-oflce and War
and Navy clash in an exhibition game
al the American League Park. These
teams are about evenly matched. and
each time they have met this season
they have furnished a great struggle.
The series between them stands even.
each team having won two games from
the other, one of The games going ten
innings 10 a 7-to-6 score
The game is being PLAYED for the bene-
fit of the Colored Departmental League.
and every well-wisher of the league
shouM help the boys raise money 70
meet their expenses; the general admis-
sion is . cents. with no extra charges
for the grand stand. Thomas NJ. Harley.
the leagues official umpire. will have
charge Of the game, and the league prom
Uses 10 uphold its record for clean base
ball. The game Will be called at
o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31

There was rejoicing in the Tigers camp
when II was announced that Manager
Bell had induced six Of his star players,
including Tom Johnson, 10 return 10
the team. and from this time henceforth
the Tigers win present the same strong
front that has won so many victories
for them this season. The Tigers stand
ready to meet any team in or around the
District. white or colored, and would
prefer n series Of games with any Of the
teams in the Capital City or any other
league after their regular season closes
Tigers lineup: Matthews Tyler. Haw-
kins. and Byrd. outielders; Wess. third
base; Owens, shortstop; Cook, second
base; Ross, first base; II. Johnson,
utility inGelder; Wright and Holm,
catchers; H. Epps. Bowman. Brown. and
Tom" johnson. pitchers Address Man
ager Bel, 1850 B street northeast
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
AMERICAN SECURITY MAY
ENTER SERIES CRIPPLED
Neither Austin Howard Nor ShOrtstOp Davis Is Elgi-
bic to Participate in POst-SeaSOn Games.

OF the commissions rules might be car
ried ont and the trouble in the Bankers
League sifted TO the bottom. has met with
the hearty approval Of all the fans ana
has raised the board Of arbitration much
higher in the opinion of all.
Provided the board does not reach
decision in the controversy before Tues
day afternoon. the American Security
and Trust Company nine viii have 10
take the field 10 play the game scheduled
on that date. or forfeit. Should the team
forfeit # Will mean that commercialsNa-
tional viii get the pennant should the
board Of arbitration decide IN favor Of
the postponed games being played.
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COLORED TEAMS PLAY TODAY.

What promises 10 be a game worth see
ing viii be the Washington Giants VS..
the Capital City Cubs at Union League
Park to-day for the colored supremacy Of
the District. The Giants take no notice
OF the boasting Of local colored teams
that the Giants are afraid TO play them
Up to date the Giants have cleaned Up
all except the Cubs. and for whom a
shut-out is predicted to-day.
The Giants and the AH-Stars (whitel,
comprising some Of the best players Of
the local leagues. have been engaged by
the management OF the Union League
Park 10 play every Sunday and Wednes-
day during the month Of August and
every Sunday during September.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
LAUREL ADDS ANOTHER.
SuburbaniteS Defeat Independent
Team from District.

Special 10 TIE Washington Herald
Laurel, Nd, July 9o.-Laurel added an
other game 70 its string Of victories to-
day by defeating the Independents, Of
Washington PLAYERS from the different
teams Of the Railroad League. Of that
city. 6 to l.
Thompson, who has a brother playing
with a Southern league club and who has
hopes Of making the same reputation.
was on the slab for the visitors, but
could not hold the heavy hi'ters OF the
home club down. a wild brow in the
third inning gave the visitor their ONLY
run. Souder, who has been pitching
splendid. bail this season. struck out six
teen Of the visitors and only gave two
hits Lawler, for the visitors, made a
fine catch.
Next Saturday laurel will play a
double-header az Savage with two Of the
ST
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
Friends Want Diamond
Belt for Jack Johnson

New York, July 30.-.Jnck John
son, negro heaVy-weiEht cham
piOn of the world, il going TO
have "A $4,000 diamond belt.
paid for by the black citizens of
the country. If his friends here
have their way. Baron wilkins,
resort Oyyder, friend aud host of
JefTries' cOnquerOr, IL to-day col
Letting contributions of all sizes,
and $1,000 has been pledged aud
partially paid by the negroes of
New York.
\ national campaign for coin
collecting Is 10 be started as part
OF the scheme. Two hundred dia-
mOnds centering about stone of
four karntS il the tentative plan
for the belt. If more than il
needed is collected, S1O-a-pIate
banquet Will be given the fighter.
johnson Is ali smiles over the
project.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Independence Leaguc-Nassau l0s Manhattan. !.
OLYMPIA League TennallytoWn Z; Georgetown. l.
Southern Railway Leage-Treasurcrs, 8; Aud
i.ors g.
Suburban League woodhurn g; Petworth. 6.
Sunday school League-Langdon, 3; Anacostia,
tfcrfeitodl.
Terminal Railroad Y. VI. c. a. League-southern.
r. Car Department &
Cciored Departmental Leagae-First game: Agricil-
ture z; Interior. 6. second came. Agriculture. IS
Interior, s.
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The Mokawks, an independent team Of
the Southeast. would like 10 arrange
games with any team in the District.
They present a strong lineup, many Of
the amateur Aeague stars having signed
up with therp for the season. Address
r. z. Dolemap, 1909 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
JOHNSON SAILS FOR LONDON
Not Pleased with Vaudeville En-
gaEement at 5000 Week.

London. July 3o.-Johnson has notified
his London agent that he will sail on
August for England. Before he sailed
for Australia 70 fight Burns. Johnson
signed a contract with Walter Gibbons.
the vaudeville magnate, who is now in
New York. for an English tour Of thir-
teen weeks at $500 a week. The contract
did not state the time Of his appearance.
If he comes to London now Gibbons can
enforce the contract Six hundred dol
lare a week Will not please johnson now
adays
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
HENRY is UNABLE
TO HOLD JOHNSON
Continued from Page one.

been behind the plate Beckendorf and
Henry were unable TO handle Johnson's
curves, and the latter was forced TO pull
up.
In the third. Elherfeld allowed Thomas
easy grounder 20 roll. and II went foul
but Thomas made good with a smash
down the right field line and got two
bagger on IL.
Manager McAleer sent Dolly Gray
TO the plate during the rally In the ninth,
but recalled him in favor OF Reisllng
when Bender was taken out Of the box.
Gray's name was announced by Umpire
O'Loughlin. and he should have taken his
turn at bat.
There was a rooter in the first row Of
the grand stand who tried 20 kid"
Schaefer. When il was all over the root
er was so hoarse he could not speak. and
Schaefer was still smiling. and when
Schaefer's pass forced in the NTH run in
the ninth the crowd gave the tired rooter
the laugh
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
MARINES CHALLENGE.

sailors Claim Amateur Champion
ship of District.
The United States Marines baseball
team. champions Of the District Of CO.
lumbia, would like 70 arrange a series Of
games with any OF the leaders in the
amateur leagues The Marines have won
80 games and lost 8. ANY team disputing
the claim Of championship. write to man
ager Marine baseball team. The Marines
will play the Virginia Athletic Club to-
day at Seventeenth and d streets south
east
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31

Runz-Andrevs 81. Carter Simms o.. Carroll
Grant -. Wycks. Garrett o. r. SAVOY. Brown.
Williams l2f. Amos Turner Washiugtcu r. Brooks
Earned r-ns-Aszies. s. Interior = First base b.
crrors-AEsies g: Interior. L. First base 90 balls
OF Grant I. 90 =. Brooks. !. Struck 0ut-By
Grant. s Dr. Brooks. O. Home Williams. Three-
base hts-Au,ire-s Grant X. savoy. Twc-hase hts
-Smms. Carroll. Grant Williams. Stolen bases
Simms Brown. Amos. Passed hliis-Aucs Thomas
JmI.r,-lir. Irving Tine Of ElIle-I hour and %
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
REGATTA ENTRIES
ARE NOW CLOSED
Continued from Page One.

is always as still as a mill pond, no mat
ter what the weather. whereas the other
course when the wind takes a mind to
blow up things a bit is extremely rough
and unfit for racing shells. The lower
course was chosen so as to afford the
public a better view of the races. The
course in viii be tagged every sixteenth
OF q mile so that the contestants viii
have no trouble whatever in keeping IN
their on lanes. At the start a guide post
will be stationed in the center of the
course. SO that the bow men in single
and four cared shells may take their
proper bearings.
The treasury Department has notified
the regatta commission that the govern
me9t revenue cutter Apache will patrol
and take charge of the course.
The Engineers Department has ap-
proved of the repairs TO the concrete plat
form in front Of the Potomac Boat Club.
and work win begin cary Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. FortmeyeE secretary Of the n. A.
A. o.. said that the number of entrants
we're a great deal larger than was ex-
pected.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31

Al Lawrence-Flrst game. Lawrence. l. New Bed
ford 0. Second game: New Bedfoll IA: Law
renee. !.
At Harerhiil-Haverhill. L; Lowell. .
AT BrocEtor-First game: Brockton, /; Lynn, 2
Second game; Brockton, s. Lynn. 2
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
RAW RECRUIT WINS.
Morris Lands His Initial Game from
Interior Boys.

Morris, new recruit, pitched the sec
ond game in the Colored Departmental
League for Agriculture. and held Interior
safe al the way. Morris made three hits.
one a triple, driving in two runs, and
81. lck out eight men. His teammates
gave him faultless support at all times
Score:
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Homo nn-TImanus. TWO-b1sc hifa-BOnd ~
Struck out-By Souder. ls; hy Thompson. s. Bases
on halls-Of Souder , Hit by ritcher-W Brown.
scott Double play-D. Brown 90 Scott Stolen
bases-Legge. Hastup ~. ID. Brown o. Fisher
Passed ball Williams Umrire-Mr. White
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
FTRST GAME.
SECOND GAME.


Special e The Washington Herald.
Norfolk. Va, July 30 Hard and oppor-
tune hitting enabled Norfolk to win the
last game from Lynchburg. 3 70 l. To
the batting Of Busch is mainly due the
credit for the winning of the game. With
a couple Of three-baggers he drove in
two runs, and himself scored the other.
He was thrown out at the plate on close
decision in trying to stretch one Of his
hits into homer Score:
r. IT. Z.
Lynchbmg. ...--...... 10000 OO-l
Norfolk. o o o o o xS (
Batteries-Sextcu and Rowe: Vance and Munsou.
Umpire-Air Mace.
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Totals. ssuz 9 5

Iaterior.-...-................. 2 OOlOO IS
Runs Andrews o. simms. Logan 10. Carroll
Grant 49,. Nycks. u. Brown ~ Morris. T. SAVOY
Amos. n. Savoy Turner. p. Brooks. Earned rms
Acpies 10, Interior. 2 First base by cuCrs-Ar-
sics. .. Lcfi ou tuse--Aggics. 6, Interior. q
tiTst base on balls-Od Morris. & Struck out-By
Morris. 6: by =. BROOKS. 3 Home rur-Logau.
Thlcelase hits-Wycz,. Morris. ]. Brown. Two
base hit-K. Savoy. Williams Lewis. Stolen bases
B. ErcTn. Wycks. Andrews Amos. Double play
Wycks 20 logan. Hit hy piichcr-By T. BROOKS. l.
Parsed bails-E. Savoy. p UmpiTe-AIr. Stevenson.
Time Of game-2 hours.
Grant proved 10 be puzzle and tn
Aggies dOwued Interior in the colored De-
r,ar+r-aufa1 cao,ra 10 90 & Soo-.-
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
GIANTS WIN BOTH.
Boston Doves Take the Count in n
DOubIe-hcader.

New York. July 30-Drucke let the
Bostons down with one run in the first
game this afternoon and Ames went him
one better in the second. shutting the
Doves out The Giants were not in dam
ger in either game, and jumped back 10
second place. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
FIRST GAME.

huns -toIIlns. DeVOro, DOVE q, BrdWCL Lot
ON bases-Bustcn. 2: New York, 5. First base or
balls-On Fr6ck. {; on Evans. q or Ducke. l.
Struck out-By FrUck .: by DIuCkc. g. Tlnec-base
hit-Dcviiu. TWo-hnsc mt-Duylc Sacrifice hits
Suodrass Murray Meyers. Stolen bases-Doylc ~ .
Merkle. Double plays-Doyl- 70 Merkc; Meyers %
Devlin; Bridwcll 10 Doyle 20 NIcrfc. Wild pitches
Evans 2. Hits madc-Of Frock in inning.
Umprps-Aiessrs. Johnstone and Eas0n. Time u
game hour and 8 minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
HERREL FANS FIFTEEN.
Loose Playing Gives Cardinals the
Gamet Score, TO K.

GameJ Score, @ TO 3.
The Cardinal Athletic Club won a hard
fought game from the Kensington A. .
yesterday. Score. 6 TO 3. Herrel twirled a
classy game for the losers. striking out
fifteen and allowing only five scratchy
hits. Frenary did fine work for c. A. c.
and figured largely In the outcome Of the
game. Score:
RH F.
Cardinal 4 Gu. 1000 1909 5 ?
kensngton A. C.. o 0 0-5 5 3
Batteries-z'cheFy. Frenary. and Mcbride: Herrel
and Patterson
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
soufTHERN LEAGUE.

AZ New Orleahs-New Orleans. :; Memphis. s.
AZ Afobue-Mfble 3; Atlanta. s.
AZ Alontgomefy-aIont ,; Nashville 9.
Al Birmingham Birmingham. 2 Chattanooga, J
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31

Special to the Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. July S0.-Richmond
reaped harvest Of hits off welcher. the
Petersburg pitcher. to-day. and won hand
ily. to RevelIe kept the visitors
down to five scattered hits, and held
them funless with the exception of the
fourth inning. when a passed ball by
Messitt was largely responsible for the
tally. Score:
R.H T..
Richmond. ............ , 0 o % 2ox-s q !
Petersburg. 0 0 CT I
Batteries-Reveile and Mcssitt; welcher and Kun.
kle.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31

Runs-SnodEass. Murray Devlin. BTidWeIl. LEFT
ON basCs-BOston 3; New York :. Bases on balls
| on Mattcm. ,. Struck out-By Matternl ?: BY
Ames. ?. Three-base hit-Suodgrass. Twobase hits
-DeYlin. Schle. Sacrifice fy-Doyle Stolen bases
Murray. Mersle Double plays-Smith 10 Sharpe
Shean 20 Sharpe 10 Abby Ames 70 schle 10 Mer-
kle BudWcn 10 DOYLE 20 Nlerkie Passed ball
Smith Hit by pitchcr-By Matten ]. Umpircs-
AIessrs. Easou and tombstone. Time Of game
hour and 90 minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
TO PLAY FOR TROPHY
National Printers League
Games Here in Fall.
NEW YORK HAS ADVANTAGE

Having Won Last Season, the Goth
antics Need Only 10 Win Two More
Years I'm Succession TO Get the
Cup PermanentIy-Intens Interest
I'm the Coming Series.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
RonnoI.e Wins Boon Gnme..

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Roanoke. Va. July 3o.-In a double
header with Danville to-day, Roanoke
won both games, the first by the close
score Of , 10 0 and the second by the
one-sided score Of TO I. Grifin's strenu-
Gus kick over Pender's decision in calling
Powell safe at home In the eighth inning
Of the first game resulted in his being
expelled from the grounds accompanied
by three policemen. He was rot allowed
to take part in the seconG game, and
consequently his club was badly handl-
capped Doane pitched his third game
and third victory since returning from
Cleveland. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
.UPSETS At TRACK
Classy Racing at FOreStviIle
Driving Park.
RED ROCK WINS THE RACE
JubiIantn Never Has Chance Against
Speedy Rival, Who Establishes n
New Mark for Track = Arthur
bryan Captures Running Race.
COrbin string on for Belmont.

DR.. J. L. Sansbury. manager and own
er of the Forestville Driving Park, hand
ed out few surprises yesterday after
noon. in spite Of the fact that the num-
Der Of spectators present did not fully
merit the good sport offered
Two Of the principal features Of the
day WIS the remarkably good form
shown by Glidewood, 2:l614. in an exhibit
ton. aud Red Rock. 2:l9h in a match
race for $50 a side, against Thomas
Dodge's Jubilanta. 2.l6L. Glidewood
was scheduled to go against I'd BALI,
21lil, but. after Corbin had warned
BALI up he did not suit and was drawn.
In order not to disappoint the crowd. Ed
ward Daniels. owner Of Ghdewood. got
up behind the sorrel gelding and stepped
him a mile in 2:l6l
The time was not as remarkable as the
ease with which the son of Suongwood
performed the feat. and which impressed
those present that his speed had hither-
TO been much moderated. and that he
was capable Of pacing a mile that very
afternoon close to the 2:12 mark. and
possibly 4 shade better.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31
Rod Rock shows speed.


sexed Red Rock showed himself TO be
greatly Improved horse, he Keeling on
two heats in 2:l9It, either OF which is his
record to-day. lie was simply boiling over
with speed, in fact had It TO burn. and
in no part Of the two miles raced was he
ever in danger from his antagonist Mr..
( Dodge took his defeat like true sports
man. and may. possibly. give Red Rock
another try befory the racing season
closes
Another surprise was sprung when the
veteran trotting mare Caricita. the Old
trotting gelding Goold Pebble. and Russell
/ G. scored for the word in the class A tror
Carcita has always been dangerous
mare in almost any field Of trotters when
she was just right. but OF late she has
been driven on the road by her owner.
Mr.. Clagget. and not much was expected
OF her. As it turned out she drove Rus
sell G.. t9:l7iO ont In the first heat IN 2:25
Fat In the second she was al his wheel
when the tire OF her sGlky fell off, when
Thomas. who drove her 70 perfection.
walked the game old mare home and Cola
Pebble led Russell q. home In 2.25, an
hllfl itii-dI httif4t litl .AiL -tlNillit ANl al
elghteen-year-oId horse. Caricita made
gallant try 10 head her field in the third
heat but soon tired being out Of condi-
ton. when old Gold Pebble took up the
gauge of battle and carried Russell c.
home IN PA. scoring one of the greatest
t1umphS Of his long and checkered career.
Lady Kushan and Country BOY. the
former owned by T. F. Hall and the lat
ter by Frank Crovo, were carded for
race. II was declared or and an exhibit
ton given. in which Country Boy reached
the wire twice in front Of the mare
In the running race. mile dash. Arthur
Bryan won with Gold Pebble second and
Elaborate. which was carried wide al
the first turn. was third. The half was
run ir 0.52
AN Of the Corhin string at the track
10 re- for Belmont Parry next Tuesday
Mott will remain at Forestviue for some
time
DIT Sansbury VIII Immediately prepare
for Labor Day meeting az his track.
The judges and timers at yesterdays
meet were j. A. Jones. E G. Bucklln.
+. r. Berry. r. f. Bear. jr.. and Frank
Combs of Leonardtown. who is in town
for the purpose Of placing his stallion.
Lord Bingen. in the hands Of J. c. Mott
for racing purposes.
L. D. sale acted as starter at the meet
ing
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31

The committee from the board Of man
ayers Of the Bankers League authorized
to protest the action Of President Kenyon
in declaring the American Security and
Trust team the winner in the Bankers
League for the season OF 1910 is at work
on its brief for the board Of arbitration.
which meets Monday at 7:S0 O'Clock In
the Colorado Building. The minutes Of
the meetings held by the managers dur
ing the season have not been obtained
from the secretary, who will turn them
over Monday morning, when the final
touches will be added TO the committees
document. Managers who were inter
viewed Saturday seemed confident that
the position of the league Will be sus-
tanned. and expressed themselves as be-
ing especially pleased that the board Of
arbitration has approached TIE question
in a fashion that guarantees 70 both
sides a square deal The American Sc
curity and Trust Company players and
its manager refuse 10 discuss the con-
troversy. but intimate that they are not
worrying about winning out In the end.
All hands regret the sQuabble. but now
that final showdown is necessary. the
board Of managers has urged its COM
mittee 20 completely and conclusively
present its case and have the matter
settled without further delay. American
Security and Trust has already filed its
statement
The action Of the board of arbitration
Of the amateur commission in departing
from the strict wording of the consttu-
The Washington herald., 1910-07-31

J. Miller kenyon. president OF the
Bankers League. gave out the following
statement 20 the newspaper men who
called yesterday afternoon. In award
ing the championship to the American
Security and Trust Company I did what
thought was Just and best for the
league and amateur baseball. No favor
itism was shown in my decision. and 7
would have readily awarded the cham
pionship to American National or any
other club in the league under similar
circumstances. In my estimation and
judgment American Security has fairly
won the pennant and displayed nothing
but a sportsmanlike manner throughout
the past series"