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The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
BOXERS UP IN ARMS
Jeff and Johnson Both Reply
to Gillett's Statement.
BO1LERMAKER IS INDIGNANT
Negro Laughs at story that Bis
Fight Is "Frame-upH end Says It's
a Matter OF Racial Pride with Him.
Richard Declares Governor Has
Been Misguided ON Fight.

San Francisco, June "A tremendous
sensation in pugilistic circles was caused
by the Chicago interview attributed to
Gov. Gillett, who was quoted as saying
that the Jeffries-Johnson fight was
frame-up and Jeffries is to win Jenries,
Johnson. and Richard all make indignant
denlaIs. Jeffries said: Il am inclined 20
believe that Gov. Gillett has been mis-
quoted. II not he seems TO have sprung
an extraordinary nasty story without any
foundation. / have never been guilty or
even been accused OF being guilty OF dis
honest performances In the ring, or out
Of it, and 7 do not see why any one
should think I would start something
crooked now
IT will say this much for myself-if Gov.
Gillett can prove any one OF the remarks
he is alleged to have made In Chicago,
nnent frane-up' between Johnson and
myself I will gladly donate my end or
the purse TO any charitable institution
the governor may suggest. II people knew
what I was going through TO make this
fight for them they would not circulate
such malicious lies about me-
Johnson was inclined TO treat the sntira
matter as hoax. He said:
Johnson Says It's a Hoax.
why on earth should I frame 10 lose
10 JeffrisS when a fortune lies In my re-
tanning the title7 Was IT for this that
chased Tommy Burns all over the world
until forced him into match2 Do you
suppose I would lose my hard-earned
title for mere consideration OF money!
No. sir; it Is a pride that viii figure in
this contest-racial pride. IL you like
and 1 am not going 10 do any more lay
ing than a leghorn rooster. The fight
will be on the square, and may the best
man win"
Tex Richard declared he thought the
governor had been nlisquoted. He said:
Let me say there viii be no fake. Tho
men will fight on the level. I am in close
touch with both Johnson and Jefries.
and I know their feelings. I know that
both are confident OF success, and both
are anxious TO win. AS TO Johnson quit
ting to Jeffries. you only have TO talk TO
Jack two minutes TO get any such notion
out OF your head. / will be IN the ring.
am going to referee. There WILL be no
switch"
Jeffries worked about three hours TO,
day. but didn't box. He showed he was
In fine trim.
Johnson did no work to-day. but took
his new so-horsepower car for an all-day
trip.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COMMENT.

Jack Flynn IS coming 10 be considered
the only Pittsburg player who may be
relied upon for hit every day.
Lee Magee. dropped by the Cardinals.
was tried at shortstop by Louisville
Tuesday and made three errors.
Joe Kelley is handling his Toronto boys
In fine style, which means trouble for
Newark and Rochester this season.
The Pirates and Giants VIII stage a
double-header In Pittsburg on Monday,
August o. to play of last Tuesdays post
poned game.
Rochester holds the high mark for
banner attendance in the Eastern League,
1880 fans turning out to see a game
there recently. John Camel put the
town Fight on the baseball map.
Andy oyier viii not report 10 Kansas
City. He will shortly leave for his New
Vile pa home. TO spend q life OF COM
parative ease. He is said to be the favor
lite nephew OF a very wealthy uncle.
Toledo papers are printing a denial by
''Ducky'' Holmes that he has any idea
" tN1eEAAAAs6 VI AEeAfl&iE ktAE AR4EUO tcditL
They also state that President Armour
is maintaining q deep silence on the sub
Ject.
Hugh Duffy does not believe that Billy
Sullivan WIFI be able to work this season,
IL ever again. sullivan's foot is still IN
poison that the veteran is forced to use
cTutches.
Scoops Carey, veteran Washington first
baseman, more recently with Memphis,
has accepted terms to manage Jones'
boro's team in the Arkansas league. He
is playing with Altoona. a Tri-State
League team. now. but helped thu Jones'
boro team win the pennant last season.
Duffy has no less than four left-handed
pitchers on his staff. and has yet to find
the club particularly weak against south
paws. For that reason Duffy figures that
Doc Whites ability with the stick, his
speed and brains make him too valuable
to use only four or five times a month
when he can be worked every day in the
outfeld.
Catcher Billy Ludwig was knocked
senseless and several other members OF
the Milwaukee team were hit by pop
bottles in trying to protect Umpire Van
Syckle from a mob which attacked him
at the close of a recent game in ST. Paul.
The umpire had called Wrigley out at
the plate and the Saints lost out When
the mob started for Van SICKLE not a
st. Paul player or policeman came to bis
rescue
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fve furioagS Messenger Boy.
l05 (Brsnnanl. 5l60. won, EVA. los lGansl, SAD
second; Americaneer 102 HERBERT. SAD third.
Time. 90 IS Oriental Pearl, New Star, Athie W.
Lady Lewis, Dusty. sanctims A1cGTaw, Miss Ped
and Barney NJ also ran.
SECOND RACE-Mile Sligo, IS (Weathers)
Ss.so won; Ton Bigbee. % (ABdress) $50. second
Leamence. Jos tRicrj. $50, third Tine IA IS
Markie NJ, Short Order Chief Hayes. Nay Jut5
Gold Dust Nettie TrsreF. Dave Nicholson Uralla
Hugh Mcti0Wan Martha. and HuTi0ck also Tan.
THIRD RAGE-Nfile WintezETesn, i02 Martini
$40 won; T. ~ Green lO3 lGrandl $50. sec
ondi Tom Hayward, % wilson, $50, third. Time
l39 So JACK Parker, Green Seal Alice George
Lucky Moss, and Alice slso ran
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongS Ben Double, 100
Cans. $50 won; Dainty Dame lO5 (M0untainl
SIC, second; Crystal Maid liz Grand $40 third
Time lib IS. Berwick, Colloquy Early Tide JEFF
Bernstein, Friend Harry snd Mer1ick also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Five furlougs Dsneeaway. los
tGoose). IS. won: Golden Egg l0 tkoerner). $40
second; Rosebug Sd. iH tHsnnsnl. $50. third
Time. 10L Little Oasis. Gold RUBY, and Bobby
Boyer also ran
SIXTH RACE-Mue and twenty yards. Camel
los tHannanl. SIS won; John Carroll, 100 tGlamerl
$40 second; Pirate Diana, l05 jackson, 1910,
third Time. la S-S Macias, Edwin l.. and Alma
Boy also nn.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03

Totals....... 6zI5
two out when winning run vas made.
TBatted for Burnside in NINTH
To- -
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
NAUsHON WINS $500 STAKES.
Captures Expectation Event at
Gravesend by Two Lengths.

New York. June ar. 7. Wilson's
black colt Naushon. a favorite, was
victorious in the Expectation Stakes Of
$3.50 for two-year-oids. run at Gravesend
to-day.
Dugan made entirely too much use OF
Babbler. for. after setting q fast pace
10 the middle OF the stretch. the colt
hung In his stride, and Naushon, closing
swiftly. won easily by two lengths. Bah
bier, in a drive, took the place from
Zeus.
The summaries:
FIRST RACE-About six furlongs. Danhsld lOs
Doylel. z 70 I. won; Hampton Court, IO4 tDuganl.
5 70 l. second King Oympan. IL Davis 10 l.
third. Time. III SIS Duke Il Ormcnde Zepalvsds
searpia, Radium Star. Fauntleroy. and Star Blue
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Hmters' steeplechase; two
miles. Jlu Jtsu. ls4 lynch : to TO- Won; Con-
oys, IS Mr.. Bell 70 / second: Paprika, is
{Englishl, u % J. third. Time. So % Sir
Ritchis Pail Mall. Diebold. and Southwest also
rsn.
THIRD RACE-SIne and sixteenth: Taboo. Ios
DAVIS. tc 5. won; Keep Moving. los ARCHIBALD
y 70 /. second; lmitstoE. 100 tHylandl, to J.
third. Tine. Ia % Hill Top Pins and Needles
Neoskaleeta, Court Lady Our Hannah Shawnee.
Young Belle, and Queen Marguerite slsc rsn-
FOURTH RAOE-Fiye furlongs Nsushon, rs
ButweID 70 s. won; Babbler. ID (Duganl to
/. second; zs1s. ia tArchibaidl. 70 2 third.
Tine. l9l 81 Maid and Aldiyia also ran.
FIFTH RACE-AIile and furloog Wise Mason
1O (Dugan) Is 10 10. Won: Bonnie Kelso. los NC
Gee, 20 5, second; OTcsgna, 1o2 ramsey, % 70
J. third Tine - 81 Nadzu. BellsTisw, and
IaInbsTson also ran,
SIXTH RACE-Fiye and half furlongs Cold Of
ophiTa. 100 REID. 70 10 / won; Busy Miss. 100
AicGeel, to l. second; Mystic River, % Nc
Cahsyl, TO s. third. Tine I09 25 Fair Miss.
Nova, Explicit, May Weed, A. Chisholm TTaye,
Pretty One, Warxiek, Stalwart Lad. and Muf also
ran.
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SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fcu frloags- Making, IL
lKirsehbauml. - to s. won; Blue Moon. 100 (Yos-
peri Il to 5. second; Hand Satchel ZOE lCobuTn) 1
10 /, third. Time 0:7 95 Sir Bon, HaIssorth,
Brana AmaIa. Dolly V. B.. and Ben Greenleaf
also ran.
SECOND RACE-six furlongs Wauer. lO4 Qeeds)
s 70 5. won; Deneen. los (Cottonl, 10 9 second /;
Lady Rensselaer, lo2 tCallahan), 10 J. third
Time. lis % Wocdlsnder. Zinkan, Smiley Metz
ner. Biased Anna May. and Donald also ran
THIRD RACE-0ne mile and seventy yards
Spring Ban 100 Cotton, d to 8 won; Coppers Ill
tCoburnl. 5 10 l. second Steel, ll6 Callahan iS
to 5. third. Time ia IS. siilpitSs. Colbert. and
Mike Jordan also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Fire and one-half flrgoags
Pride Of Lsmore. IS lseldenl. to !. won Cloud
light. .os tMenhyl, 10 to 10, seoord Bit Of For
tune, IS lCailahanl, TO l. third. Time. % rs.
Miss Roberts and Rey Hindoo also ran.
FIFTH RACE-ons mile and twenty yardA Han
cock, Ii tAientryl. Il to Z, won; Wap III leeds,
6 to l. second Special Delivery, III (Coblrn1, to
/. third. Time, las 35. Electrowan. Litteton,
Dirsctello> A1osshack and Goldway also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Futurity course Reson, 100 (Sel-
dsnl. TO l, won; MsTburg, los Taylor, to l,
second Emma c.. q GaTgsnl. 70 l. third Time.
! 10. Billy Myers. La Dsxtra, BEsxton Blu May
ham. and Ampedo also nan.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
MOTOR BOAT RACE JUNE 8.
Feature of AImas Temples Annual
Excursion.

A large motor boat race VIII be held
at Marshall Hall June by Almas Temple,
of the Mystic Shrine, which is the date
of their twentieth annual excursion. Two
Faces are to be held and handsome sill
yer cup goes TO the winner OF each event.
the boats to be classified and handicapped
according to their size. power. and speed.
The course is to be a six-nlile one.
starting at the pier of Marshall Hall and
ending at the same place. The winner
of each race will have his name and the
boats name engraved on the cup. Ad-
miral Schley and several other prominent
naval officers are to be the judges of the
race.
a baseball game and other field events
are on the programme for the day. All
persons desiring to enter the race can
get application blanks and all other In
formation regarding the same by address,
ing Harry Kennedy, 215 E street north
west; Charles Stevens, Anacostia, D. c.,
and Lewis c, Wilson. the District Build
ing.
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WILL PLAY FOR CHARITY.
Chamber Team Pitted Against the
knights of Columbus.

Baseball teams Of the Chamber of Com
merce and Knights of Columbus will
cross bats at American League Park to-
morrow afternoon in a spirited game, the
proceeds of which will be devoted to the
children's Fairgrounds.
Arrangements for the game have been
completed. It Is expected that Vice Pres
ident Sherman. at the head of a large
party from the Capitol, viii be present to
throw the ball into the field as the sig
nal TO start the game provided the
hall can be found after the Vice Presi-
dent has thrown IT, BILLY" Belts and
Jim" Sprigman will act as umpires.
Phil King is manager Of the Cham
Der of Commerce team and James O'Shea
occupies the same position for the
Knights Of Columbus players.
The game viii be called at O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
MAPS UNABLE TO SIGN NASH.
VIII Make Contract with Doves
After College Course.

Boston. June Coach Kennedy, of the
Cleveland Americans. has failed in his
efforts to secure the signature OF Nash.
the Brown University shortstop. to a
contract
Nash plans to stick to his college
course. which has q year or so more to
run yet At the end OF his college
course he VIII probably sign with the
Boston Nationals. as he has intimated to
a Dove scout that he would like to play
with Boston after leaving college.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
EXTEND BOSTON BLEACHERs.
VIII Enlarge Seating Capacity from,
$4,000 TO 10000

Boston, June 2-Plans for the inprov-
Ing Of the Boston Nationals first and
third base bleachers have been drawn,
and the changes will be made Just as
soon as the team goes on another trim.
The bleachers will be extended to each
foul line. all of which will enlarge the
seating capacity OF the grounds from r..
coo to 1900
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03

Left on bases-Philadelphia. I3 ST. Louis. s. First
base on bails-0n Shelter 4; % Lash, :; OF sal
lee, l. Struck cut-By Shelter 2; by Lush ?: by
Moore, !; by SaIlee, J. Two-base hit-Zacker. Sac
rihce hits-Phelps. Belcher. Magee. Stolen bases
Grant %, BTanshed. Ward. Wild pitch--Shet,ier.
UmpiTes-MessTs O'Day and Brennan Time d
game-3 hours Attendance, I,lo0
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Cravesend.


SECOND RACE-For threeyearolds and upward.
nonwinners Of 500 In 1910: selling; 500 added;
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
Tigers TO Meet old Rival.

The Belmont Tigers have been chal-
lenged to meet their old rivals. spal-
dings All Stars (white). Sunday at Union
League Park, and hard fought contest
Is expected, as these two clubs PLAYED
each other to a standstill every time they
met last season. The game viii be called
AT o'clock
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
TRT-sTATH LnAGun.

At LAncaSteF-AnoonG, 4; Lancaster, &
At Yozk-Johnstown, 8; York, l.
At Misunderstanding 6; WillIamsport, 2.
At CHARACTERIZATION, o; Hsnkn1rg, Z.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Richmond, 5, Norfolk, o.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, June 2-Desplte the
fact that only short time before the
game Deacon Morrisey received a tele-
gram announcing the death of his sister
IN Baltimore, the gritty little Richmond
pitcher stuck 20 his post and did IT well,
defeating Norfolk to 0. and holding
them to FIVE hits. Score:
R.H E.
Richmond. eIeloo eIEs 0
Norfolk .......-.-..... 0 0 90 0
Batteries-&oETisey and Cowani 0tsy and Tiede-
man. umpire-Mr. Davis.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03

The Morse street Athletic Club have
organized for the season and would Ike
TO arrange games with ali teams aver
aging fourteen years.
Would especially like 10 have games
with Gonzaga Props. St. Johns Preps,
and Carlisles. Address J. Shea, 1929
Monticello avenue northeast.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03

FirhL DaSo on DaIIs--UH unantreIle. 8 Struck cut
by Crawford. 2 by Quantrelle. 8. Stolen base-F
Gait. Sacrifice hits-Solomon. d. Gait, Mulvey
Double piay-Walsh 70 Davis 70 Taylor. Left on
bases-HyattSvills. 8: r. P Andrews, g. First
base On srroTs-Hyattsyille. !; 2. P. Andrews. ?
Passed ball-Walsh. Umpire-SIr. Whinerey Tine
Of camel hour and 30 minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
Marines to Meet shamrocIxs.

The Marine Corps baseball team are
scheduled 10 cross bats with the Sham
rocks on Sunday at 2:S0 o'clock.
Game TO be played On the diamond at
Seventeenth and D streets southeast
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lynn-Lgnn, Z; Lawrence s.
At Decentralization, 3; Fail River. /.
At Hayerhill-New Bedford, 5: Ha7erhiIl, (.
AT Lowell-L0weil, 8; Worcester, !.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03

'Batted for Wood in the eighth.
tBattcd fer Graham In eleventh.
tBatted for Bailey IN seventh.
RRstte6 for sV.adsf IN ,,snth
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
TO PRACTICE FOOTBALL.
Capt. Richards Issues Call for Busi-
ness Plsskin Chasers.

Capt Richards. Of Business High
Schools football team next fall has is
sued a cali for final spring practice on
the grounds of the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. to-
morrow morning.
1t is expected that squad OF thirty
five win report The new rules, as far
as they are understood, VIII be tried. and
the boys will be given instructions in the
policy to be followed out next fall
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
ANDREWS TEAM D0WNED.
HyattsvilIe Makes winning Run in
Last Inning.

Hyattsville, June 2.-MacNeI. batting
FOR Crawford, broke up the game here
this aftarp9sa between the locals and the
club representing the Andrews Paper
Company Of Washington. when, after
having two strikes, he caught a speedy
one and smashed II TO right field. scoring
Solomon from third base with the win
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
Lowell Team Gets Fred Tepmey.

Lowell. Mass. June Fired Tenney.
formerly of the New York and Boston
league teams, signed as first baseman and
captain Of the Lowell New England
League team to-day.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
CARDINALS AGAIN
DEFEAT PHILLlES
Shelters Weak Twirling in
Eighth Loses Game.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
So. Louis, Il, Philadelphia, 3.
Brooklyn, 81 Pittsburg, /.
Chicago, 2, Boston, 1.
New York, z, Cincinnati, 3.
To-DAY's GAMES.
Pittsburg at brooklyn.
Chicago AT Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
So. Louis at PhsIndelphia.
STANDING OF TIE CLUBS.

Philadelphia, June Poor pitching by
Shelter IN the eighth to-day enabled the
ST Louis team to score three runs ana
beat out Philadelphia again by to 3.
It was Philadelphia's tenth straight de-
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03

bases on oaiS-tW SaInnitz. 3 Left on bases
Pittsburg. 5; Brooklyn. g. Struck out-By Camnitz.
?; by Rucker, z. Three bass hits-Miler. Hum.
mel Two base hits-Sliller Sacrifice hits-Nfiller
Hummel. Bergen. Double play-Lkach. Miller and
Wagner Flynn and CamnitL Wild pteh-Carn-
nits. J. Time Of gane-l hour and 30 minutes.
Umpires-Aiessrs. Rigier and Emse
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03

Left on 6ases-Boston, y Chicago, s. Bases on
balls-Of Frock. ;; OF Mattern Il OF Mcintyre
!. Struck out-By Frock 4; By Mattern. 2; by Nc
Intyre. 8. Two-base hit-Beck. Sacrifice hit-Evers
Stolen bases-Hofman, Sweeney. ETers, Tinker.
Double plsys-Steinfeldt 10 Luderus; Sweeney 10
Shean TO Sharpe; Tinker 20 ETers to Holman. Hit
by pitcher-By Mcintyre /. Umpires-MesSs. John
st0as and Moran. Tins Of game-i hour and IS
minutes. Attendance 23S5.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New HGTen-Nsw Haven, 2; Hartford. !.
Al Observation-Disclosures 3; Waterbury, L
At New BTitsin-New Britain g. Springfield. 1.
AZ Hokyoks-Holyoke. q NoTthampt0n, 5
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03

'Batted Tor Frock IN the seventh.
iBatted for Schultz IN the eighth,
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Newsrk-Baltin0Te. !; Newark. Z
At Rochester-Montreal. /; Rochester, s
At Bu7alo-Toronto. g. Buffalo. 6.
At Pr0Tidence-Jersey City. 1: Providence, /
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03

A. Oklahoma Ctty-FEt Worth. 81 ohiahorns
City. 3
At Waco-WGoo. 81 Houston, 3
At San Antonio-San Antonio. 8; Galveston O
At ShrsVepoEt-Shrsyeport, 8; Dallas, 0.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03

Lynchburg. Va. June 2.-Harry Brooks.
who has been with the local team a
month, was farmed to-day 70 Whining
ton, of the Eastern Carolina League He
goes to make room for Pitcher Sexton.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03

The Olympia Athletic Club baseball
team. independent champions OF the Dis
trict, challenge all teams in or around
the District for games. Address Man
sger Swan, POS TeEth street northeast
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
NATIONALS REACH BALL PARK WHEN STORM BREAKS
RED SOx TAKE FIRST GAME.
Browns Defeated in EIeven-inning
Game by 10 20 ..

St Louis. June 2-St. Louis kept on
losing by dropping an eleven-inning game
TO Boston to-day. 10 to 9. Bradley dou-
bled in the eleventh and scored on Wag-
ner's single to center. Both teams used
Up nearly all the pitchers they have on
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
,oTroN STATES LEAGUE.

At Mrrfdian-SIeidian. 5: Hattiszburs, 2
At vicsburg- YicSsburg. 81 Greenwood, z
At Jackson-Jaoksn. :; Yazoo City, 5
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At acknowledgements, 8; Louisville, g.
NEW YoRK STATE LrAGUH

At Elmtra-syrzcuse. ! Elmira, 2
At Binghamton-Utica S; Binghsmton, 2
Al Scr7ntOo-Truy, 8; Scranton, l.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
panriI1e, 81 Portsmouth. 8.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va, June 2-The Truckers
played IN poor form this afternoon and
lost 10 Danville. 20 g. Hannigan was
wild and errors behind him were or the
most disastrous kind. The Truckers out
hit Danville two TO one. but not until the
eighth inning did they get a run over.
Score:
RHE
Danyille ............. se00e 4Ie-s .
Portsmouth. Q 0 0, 0 0 I 2-3 % s
Batteriss-Bussey and LOughlin; Hsnnifsc and
kunkle. Umpire-Mr. Mace
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The Central Y NJ. c. A. challenges all
baseball teams in the District averaging
sixteen years Of age.
Games can be arranged for any date
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
CUBS WIN IN THE NINTH.
Sweeney's Error In Last Inning
Loses Game,

Boston. June Am error by Sweeney
In the ninth was followed by hit that
sent In the winning run for Chicago.
F'rock pitched we'll for six innings, but
hurt his hand badly and was taken out.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03

At colambus-Columbas Il jacksonville O.
at SaEannRh-SaTannah. o. Macon, 8.
at Augusta-Augusta. o. Columbia. (czlled sirth
Inning; darkness.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
GIANTS STILL WINNING.
Bunch Hits ON Reds TwirIer in the
sixth Inning.

New York. June 2-The Giants kept up
their winning streak to-day. making 1t
ten straight. Suggs was hit robustly.
and a fusillade OF hard wallops in the
sixth inning settled II. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
CAROLINA LEAGUE.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGuE

At AndersUn-Anderson, 3: Greenvilie. .
At Greensboro Greensboro. o. Winston-Salsm. l.
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
WRshinEtOH at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louts.
srANpINe ca THE CLuBs.
sTANDING % THE CLUBs JUNE ;. Is0a.



Cleveland. Ohio. June 2-Just as the
Washington players arrived at League
Park this afternoon. the weather had Z.
relapse. and down came the rain IN
torrents once more. So ii was case OF
travel back TO the hotel, after inspecting
the great baseball plant which the CIeve-
land club has installed since the Ma
uonals were here last fall
Manager McAleer returned from Youngs-
town this morning ready 10 assassinate
the local newspaper writer, a former
Youngstown man. who started the yarn
yesterday that McAleer was d candidate
for sheriff down in Mahonlng County.
7 have enough to do running the
Washington clVP without butting into the
political game" said McAleer this aft
ernoon. There is absolutely nothing
TO the story at all"
Looks Good for Game To-day.
Inasmuch as the weather shows some
signs Of relenting, the outlook for
game tomorrow is much brighter. In
event of a game really being played,
Groom and Falkenberg will be the op-
posing pitchers. Walter Johnson Is being
saved for the Saturday game, while Gray
will probably open up at Detroit It IS
needless to say that Street will catch
McAleer is grieved that Elberfeld 3
on the hospital list. The Kid" says
McAleer, was playing the best game
OF HIS life when hurt and viii be liable
TO lose his stride 10 a certain extent
when he breaks in again"
The manager of the Washingtons de-
elines 10 say where his club viii finish
this fall. but makes the prediction that
Philadelphia, New York. and Boston will
be in the first division when the curtain
is rung down in October. He picks the
Athletics TO take the pennant
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03

on bsns-OR suggs. !; Of Dickson. /: of Crsndal.
Struck out-By suggs. !; b Dickson. l. By
Crandall l. Threebase hit-CTandaii. Tgo-base
hits-Nuray DeTlin, SnodErass Sacrifice hits
Snodgrass. 2 Stolen bases-Mitcheli Egan, Lobert,
Suggs DeTUTe. Passed hali-McLean. Hits made
OF DIckson ; in two innings: of Crandsn in
seven innings UmPires-MesSrs Klein and Kane
Time Of game-l hour and s. mlnutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03

Twobase hits-Karger. Speaker Bradley %. Hart
zell. Threebase hit--WaDace. Sacrifice hit-Brad-
ley. Double play-Wallace TO Griggs. Stolen bases
Hooper. Speaker. Schwitzer. Hit by ptcher-Ry
Wood, L Bases on balls-Of Lake, 2; of Waddell.
?; Of Saith, OF Hall. 2; Of Karger, !; OF Arel-
lanes. / Struck out-By Lake J; BY Graham |;
By Smith. ?; by Hall. ;; By Waddel, ?; by Bailey.
8; by Wood. !. Pitching recoTd-0n Lake, bits in
IS innings Of Karger hits Ia Is innings; OF
Smith, 3 hits In 90 innings; of Arellanes, 2
hits in innings; OF Bailey, Sits in IS innings;
of Wood 2 hits IL IS inning: Of Waddell ! hit ia
innings. Left on bases-Boston. Z; ST Louis, ID.
Umpires-Messrs. DinesE and Connolly. Time q
gsme-2 hours and 50 MINUTES.