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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-13
MORE ROAD WORKERS
Three Men Sentenced to Aid in 1mprovln

Three Men Sentenced to Aid In Improving
Thoroughfares.
Five cases were tried in the Hastings
Court yesterday. and convictions resulted in
every case Walter Phillips, charged with
housebreaking. pleaded guilty to petit lar
ceny. and was sentenced to six months in
Jail.
John Heath, charged with COW stealing,
pleaded guilty and was sentenced TO one
year on the roads.
Lottie cambridge, charged with grand lar
cany. was sentenced to one year in the pen!-
Tertiary.
Richard Lee, charged with selling cocaine
was sentenced to two years on the roads.
Richard Ross, alias Richard Logan. charg-
ed with housebreaking, was sentenced TO hVa
years on the roads. m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-13
SHELDON TO SPEAK
Noted Lecturer to Deliver Series of
Addresscs Mt Central Y. NJ. c. A.

Noted Lecturer to Deliver Series of
Addresses Mt Central y. NJ. c. A.
Arthur Frederick Sheldon. editor and
lecturer, will make an address In the
Joseph Bryan Memorial Auditorium of
the Young Mems Christian Association
to members of the Chamber of Com
merce, the Business Mems Club, the
Travellers Protective Association, the
Retail Merchants Association and the
Young Mems Christian Association
next Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
On the following day he will ad
dress members of the association
clerks in the banks, law, railroad and
other offices, at 6 P. M. and at $3.50
p. NJ
These lectures are being held under
the auspices of Henry w. Wood. presi-
dent of the Chamber of Commences; n
D. Sills. president of the Business
Mems Club, John S. Harwood presi-
dent. of the Travellers Protective Asso-
citation: 7. A. Miller, president of the
Retail Merchants Association, and Jas.
". Gordon president Of the Young
Mems Christian Association
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-13
DRIVER FATALLY INJURED
joseph Sheppard Caught Beneath Wagon i

Joseph Sheppard Caught Beneath Wagon In
Runaway Accident.
Joseph Sheppard, colored, driver Tor ~.
E. Thurston, contractor was probably apr
terday morning. His team became fright
ened by a passing train while standins ne.
meath the trestle at First and BYRD streets
and ran off. The wagon was crashed INTO
a telephone pole and wrecked, and Sheppard
was thrown out and caught beneath inc ve.
hicle His jaw was crushed. his arms ana
legs We're terribly lacerated, and Internal
INJURIES are feared He was extrlcated from
the wreck by bicycle Policeman Palmer,
who summoned the city ambulance; snep-
pard was taken to the City Hosp1la!.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-13
SUITS VIRGINIA
i"stponement Of Debt Hearing Not Entirely
niSn nS,,tfp d

A"''pohement Of Debt Hearing Not Entirely
NJ Disappointing.
40 disappointment over the postponement
o. o. arBument in the state debt case by the
supteIne Court of the United states was al,'
parenl Yesterday in the demeanor of Attor-
in ,e Samuel w. Williams. In fact.
ne ne ulu not hppose the motion for q contins
a aan'e Wnen 1t was made by Attorneys Cen
ofni " @; conley, OF West Virginia.
aad ~ believed that, barring future acci-
G ,a me nnal argument will be had on
nearing. II has been the attitude Of vir-
elHlhs counsel from the beginning that they
W so nave nothing to say leaving the mat
ter III me hands OF the court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-13
GAIN IN ASSESSMENT
Floyd County Makes InsiSnihcan.
MISUNDERSTANDING In Bath.

F1Dyd CONhty 3IHkts 1nNIEniHCHnt
ShoyvIng-Incrcnse In Bath.
Very small. indeed, is the gain in
realty valuation in the county of
Floyd. as shown in the new assessment
fledwith the State Auditor The in
crease Is only 5.3 per cent.
In 1909 the total valuation In tho
county was ssse.531. while the tax
alton for 1911 will be based upon ar
assessment Of s9s6.3o5. The gain is
only s46.s64.
A very much better showing is made
by Bath county. There In 1909 the
valuation totaled s1,6s5,s2s, while for
next year 1t will be s2,o36,s77. gain
OF s350,549 or EOS per cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-13
TWO SUITS INSTITUTED
CITY Made Part Party Defendant in Action Against

~ ''1u'1t Pnrty defendant IN Action Against
~, Electric Plant Contractor.
,, i1u"afd L. Perkins. In the Law and Equity
~ SVuFt Yesterday entered suit against the
:oy OF Rlchmond and the Carolina Electric
e ca company for s3O0 damages. The suit is
over me settlement of a claim.
"a a sun OF interest to the coored popula-
supreme Grand Council of the Sons and
panshters of the Independant Order of st.
luxe Luxe against j. Thomas Hewin, W. a..
lanes, IT. B. r. Yancey. Barbara jenkins
anu Mary j.. Jenkins, officers Of the I'M
proved Order of shepherds and Daughters
ed. ~ ~ "A A. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-13
Interested In Fruit.

Inquiries regarding the apple in.
dustry in Virginia and It's possibilities
are now frequently received by the Dc.
partment Of Agriculture. Yesterday a
citizen of North Carolina called on
Commissioner Koiner with plans to
set out tract of fruit trees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-13
Judge Grinnan Named.

The Governor yesterday designated
Judge Daniel Grinnan. of the Chan
Gerry Court of the city Of Richmond to
enter certain orders in vacation for
Judge J. E. Mason. of Fredericksburg.
In the Circuit Court of Hanover coun-
ty Judge Mason, while recovering. is
not as yet we'll enough to resume his
position on the bench.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-13
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Council Committee Schedule.

The Subcommittee on Streets will meet
}ths afternoon at o'clock TO hear petitions
iof property owners. The Committee on Re-
iiief of the Poor will meet at $50 o'clock
at which tirffe ratArs in connection with
the selectirt os"a-m for the City Home
XII. be discussed and the present tange
uuraveled II possible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-13
Goe. North.

Tax Commissioner D. S. Freeman
left last night for New York State, to
pursue some Investigations relative to
taxing systems there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-13

Automobile Club to Meet.
The regular meeting of the Rich
mond Automobile Club will be held at
the Richmond Hotel next Monday at
$50 P. M. Members Of the club are
urged to be present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-13
Guedie, Arre,ted.

o. Guedie, white. was arrested last
night on charge of obtaining $40
under false pretenses from Louis Bal
dacci.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-13
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
IL. the Hustings Court to the following
couples /: John H, Kelley and Eva Marion ,ls
drew: Robert w. Holman and Sarah 7, Eu-
bank.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-13
Police Court Cases

w II. Dobbins, pastor of the Fifth Baptist
church, colored. appeared in the Police
charge OF threatening the life of Sallle Jas
per Redd one of his flock. but the case
was postponed to October 81. The case of
Moses Jasper, charged with threatening the
pastor, was continued to the same date.
Frank Bradley, white, charged with steal
ing S. from c. b. Wood was dismissed.
John D. Clarke, white, charged with cruel
ly Furnishing Victor Eaton, son of Mrs. Irene
Eaton was fined So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-13
CONSTABLE ACQUITTED
County officer Temple justified In
Shooting Man Who Resisted Arrest.

County Officer Temple Justified In
Shooting Man Who Resisted Arrest.
Before Magistrate W. II. H. kidwell.
at Henrico county courthouse yester-
day morning. Constable D. L. Temple
was acquitted OF the charge OF muir
derng Charles Johnson. colored, whom
he shot to death October g. number
OF witnesses were examined, and they
all corroborated the statement OF Tenn
pie
Temple told of the struggle while
attempting to arrest Johnson. and
proved that he did not draw his
weapon until after the negro reached
behind him as though to draw his
pistol. Temple shot once. 1t was said.
and Johnson continued to fight; then
he fired the fatal bullet.
Qualities as Guardian.
Emma v. Reppler qualified yesterday be-
fore Judge Grinnan. OF the Chancery Court.
us guardian OF Philip Johnston and Janice
Elaine Keppler. heirs to the estate OF Louis
Keppler. The infants are Joint heirs to S34-
COO, bequeathed by their father
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
HAL CHASE LEAVES
YANKEES FOR HONE
Too Ill to Play, Denies Re
ports of DiSSenSiOn in
Ranks Of Club.

ST. LOUIS. NO. Aug. s.-The ranks
o. the NeW YORK Yankees were further
depleted when 1t was announced that
Hal Chase, the captain and frst base
ran extraordinary Of tine Hie1Ianders-
was unable 90 play ana thai he would
be out OF the game for an indefinite
period
This bit o. Information was given out
while the Yankees were speeding on the
train to open their sIx-Eame series =iua
the Browns Chase IS much BE- need
Of a rest and viii return home Chase
notified Manager StaIIuEs Immediately
after the game at Detroit that he was
unable 20 Euzrd his position in his lniu-
table way, and StaIiugs was plainly
surprised. But the Yankee manager felt
satisfied that the premier drst saczar
1sas sincere in his statement that some
mysterious Glness has rendered hiul in-
capable Of giving the CLUB his best ser
vices.
when this announcement was made
the knockers were promptly on the job
with the old yarn Of dissensiJn between
Chase and S-alllngs- Upon leaving for
New York. chase said Il wish 20 down
this StallilEs gossip f0E al time There
is not a word Of truth in IL. and We are
on the best OF terms and have been all
season cLal-LnEs knows perfectly Wei
that / am not iD nv old shape The
dizzy pace IN the Western games has
put me out completely. il was with
much difficulty that I went through the
game, and I suffered from the seV ere
strain I do not know just what IS the
matter with me- but 7 think that it is
the hot weather Formerly I used 70
relish the SEelLeriuE weather buf nov
Il weakeus me The way ] am feeling
now. JACK knight can do better WORK
az first. am no GUTTER neither am I
sulkiDg- 7 am simply weak and unfit
for work 7 am hoping that q -Veez IN
the mountains. with a tonic OF some
EiE0r when the home series beziuS- 90
Chase's departure VIII bring about the
old shift knight switching 10 IrsC base
and Roach taking Knights position al
shcr-S-on- This combination WORKED 50
wen ar Boston that it ought 10 be able
20 repeat here
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
KETCHEL'S INJURY
POSTPONES FIGHT

NV YORK. Aug s--StanIey Ketchel,
die 60 an attack Of blood poisoning. has
teen obliged TO postpone his teu-rouud
boxing contest with BIZ Lang 1f AUS
traia- scheduled for the Fairno1t A. G.,
flr Friday uiEht. until August Is
About a week ago the ui6dIeweiEht
champion suffered a bruIsc on his right
Inscep. caused bv q tight Iaeluz Of bis
shoe He paid no attention 10 The bruise
and DUt on pair or green SOCKS He
went canoelnz- got his feet wet and the
dye running into the sore resulted IN q
slieht form Of blood poisoning Eester-
day the foot was lauced. but last night
the champion was unable 10 sleep and
all Gay the iniury caused him so much
pain that smother operation was neces-
sary-
Lang IS being rroCme5 by Jim Cor
bett. il is not generally known that
C0rtett has made a number Of trips 80
STAFFORD. Conn. where Lang is train
ing. lie has been boxing with the big
Australian and this means that Lang
WIN know a Few American tricks that
he win PUT 20 use when he meets
EC.ChCl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
Standing Of the Clubs.
LOS ANGELES BARS
FIGHT PICTURES

Los ANGELES, Aug SO MAKE
d0uhly sure that there VIII be no preseu-
tation OF the JefrIes-J0hnson fight films
in los Angeles county the board Of
county supervisors Yesterday uCani-
urrzefcft motion pictures iu Los An
geIeS county. The new ordinance VIII
become effective AuEcst . The uenaItv
-3-zcd Cor violation OF the ordinance is q
county iail.
The Venice board Of trustees last night
revoked The permit Eraured Tex Rick
ard several weeks ago. thss complettns
the BARRIER against fight pictures in
southern California
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
NEW ADDITIONS
ALARM NEWARK
Fear Worst From Waddell,
Spade & Co., Champion
Trouble Makers.

NEWARK, N J., Aug 9-Baseban
fans here are wondering what wiI be-
come Of their town. now that it has ac-
CURED both Bob Spade and Rube Wad-
deli for its team
These are two OF the most difficult
men in the game 10 handle. and al
though Joe McGinnirv has proved an
excellent manager, the fans fear the
worst
With Pitcher Bob Spade, WaEdeu was
released 20 Newark. Of the Eastern
League, on an optional agreement by
the St Louis Americans. Iu return for
Catcher Joe Crisp. Both have been or
dered 10 report Immediately. bat Crisp
VIII remain here until sent for
Wadoeli Won his greatest fame while
pitching for the Athletics. He heTued
TO win two American League Dennauts
for PHILADELPHIA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
.LANGF ORD FAYORITE
OVER AL KAUFMAN
Several Large WagerS Have
Been Laid on Tomorrow
Nights Fight.
PHILADELPHIA

Lausford is a slight favorite over
Al Kaufman. whom he IS to meet in
six-round bout at the Philadelphia
ball park here tomorrow night. il IS
reported that several W2EerS OF 81 600
on IsaugfoTd against $500 OF kaufman
money have been laid The dEh- man
ayers declared today that the gross re-
ceipts are expected 10 be more than
$50 000, Of which the fighters win get 60
Der cent Bert C-0Whurst has been Sc
lected as referee
The latest reports from the training
camp are that Kaufman viii enter the
ring weighing at least forty pounds
more than LanEfOrd. and THAI both
men are in perfect condition
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
RUNNING OF MILAN
WINS FOR NATIONALS
Makes Possible Victory by
Clever Work on the
Bases.

CHICAGO. Aug. s.-Even though Nc
AIeer used his star pitcher. Waiter
johnson. the cripples had luck fl land
;ng the game yesterday by 8 TO .
score.
Milan was back in the game and IL
vas due chiefly TO his speedy work on
the bases that the team came of on top
The " ashinEton team has gotten four
hits in two days now and has been
fortunate in getting away with ono
g5ne- Sacrifices sud errors by Che SOX
enabled the cripTIss 90 win yesterdays
contest
Johnson could not use an MS speed
and slowed I'D on Beckendorf toward
the close OF q game allowing two
hits which nertci a run The other
score made by the S0x was obtained
without hit
Washington started in OF ToUrE lr the
orener- Milan led Of with a tvg0-llaE-
ger. which was the result Of The rough
ground in the outfeId- Scbaefer follow
81 with a single 10 right after two at
teuuts 70 sacrifice Milan sueeded in
from second with the first nun Red
Kiuifer was nit and advanced Schaefer
TO second EIberfeId sacrificed. moving
them un. and Mcbride hit to Young. The
pitcher knocked tho BAH C0EE. but
SchaeIer came across with the other
tally scored III this inning Two ruus.
ScorS n Sixth
Washington scored again IN the sixth
Milan Eot a lie or ZeIder.s error Cess
Ger. who 20 as En- Schaefer-s place. sacri-
dve1 Milan stole third when Sullivan
dropped the ball kIuifer flied 20 Dough
ertv and MILAN beat the threw % the
plate one run
Iu the seventh the Sox came IL Il a
ruE- Mclean who has a habit Of Rad
iu- OF with a triple. repeated his ger
Torrance OF the day before and res ed
on tLird with none out. D1UCEg-ry
lsu1seL and EeckentOrf thinking & was
e. foul looked everywhere ll- IN The
riEl5 .r}.ce- john -5I covered The play
out could not get the runner Mclean
added U the confusion by coming In
when the plate was left uuEuaEded- One
run
Ia che ninth. Doe White batting for
Scott was walked lie went TO second
on q passed BAH Mcbride booted Zeid-
Z sr's Erogu6er and the SoX had two OF
bases Parent sent q Ions fy TO Milan
and White scored Mclean nit one far
and away, but Gf,sssler pulled il down
for The second out DoUEhcrtE hit 10
Mcbride for The last cut as the genial
1 George threw perfectly 20 ErSt and the
game was over. one run
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
CANS WEAKENING
HOUR BY HOUR
Former Champion Approach
ing End With Characters
tic FOrtitude.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Aug. a.-J9e Cans
Is not expected 10 live through the Cay-
Each hour brings him nearer 20 death
at the home Of his mother on Argyle
avenue and oxygen IS being admins
LeTec 10 I-oluuE life In addition TO
making his VIII leaving his estate 70
ms wife. his mother already having
6Sen provided for cans today disposed
- his GOldneld Hotel for 5000 the sale
being made TO Thomas r smith, his
former partner in the venture
Cans knows he is doomed TO die but
he Is fighting the maIady with the same
determination that so often carried him
10 victory in the prize TinE-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
sBatted Tor Scau in ninth innlnE.

washington - O o o % 0 0-3
CHICAGO $4,000. o 9 p Il
Two-b7se hit-AIilan- Th-ee-base hit
Mclean. Hirs-Dm ECu1E, 3 in 2-s In
ming Sarrifice hits-El oerfeld, Cess er.
stolen bases-1IiIau. DouChercT. ZeiGer.
CuElaub. sacrifice fiieS-NiiifeT, Parent.
Left on haseS-ChicaEo, o WsShiuE r0n.
L First base on 5aIIs-DE Johnson J.
First base on errOTs-CEIra-o. u wash
[nELou. / Hit By pitched ball-killife-.
Struck O-t-Bv Johnson g. ny Scott
Passed bail Beczendo-f Wild
Pitch 0nuSOu- IreS-1. eSSerS. Per
rine and Dineen- Time OF gaue-I hour
and 50 minutes
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
YINGER RESIGNS.

YORK, Pa, Aug civilian TinEer.
who for a number Of years has given
DAY as manager OF the team. Yf-Eer
recently had an alteration With d.
rector OF the club and this led TO his
resignation North York was defeated
only once this season.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
KENTUCKY BARS FILMS-

CINCINNATI, Aug s.-1Iayor CRAIG.
Of C0vington- KY, today signed the
ordinance prohibiting the showing OF
the Jefries-JOhns0n priZefght pictures
IN that city, and at the same tine de-
DOuuceG the city council for what ne
terms false sense Of morality
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09

Realizing the National Regatta on
the Potomac on Friday and Saturday
VIII in every way eclipse any similar
affair ever held IN these parts, the De
partment OF Commerce and Labor this
morning assigned another revenue
cutter 10 assist IN the policing Of the
course.
II has been the rule for --~-rs to have
q single cutter on the scenes 4 all
large regattas. and some time ago me
Apache was Instructed TO be here Tor
the National When the entries were
announced and the real size Of the
regatta was realized, the Government
officials decided that another boat
would be needed 10 protect spectators
and contestants. hence orders were IS
sued this morning for the cutter Onon-
dago 10 come at once from NoILolA
and remain during the races
The two revenue cutters with their
launches, viii work IN conjunction with
the harb3r police on the NiEilaHt and
Sylvester
Every detail for the regatta has final
u been completed, according 10 the
committee.
Members Of. the local committee hav-
ing in charge al arrangements, met
last nizhg at the Potomac bOathouse,
s-ld sfrer reports had been received
Z en- the various subcommittee, Claude
P ZaDpone declared everything in reaci-
ness for the reception Of Oarsmen-
Each member Of the committee vas
assigned to some particular duty and
II is believed there viii be no hitch
when the referee takes his position of
Easby's point 10 open the largest re-
ga1ra in the thi~rv-eiEEC years OF the
Aze-.-fr ID Oars
men.
John Nolan. chairman of the enter
tSiDmeuL committee. is as busy IS
man who has fusr fallen overheard. IN
the hope OF making most favorable IN
preston on the visitors SO that Wash
ingtont bids for future reEatJas may be
looked upon with favor, every euort
viii be made TO make the stay OF the
hundreds OF visiting rowing men as
pleasant as possible
The entertainment program VIII be
opened ny Chairman Nolan on Thursday
afternoon, when he VIII take the mem
bers Of the board of governors Of the
y a. A. O. around the city IN auloulo-
biIes loaned by members Of the Auto
mobile Club of washington In the
ever.-.E there VIII be a lantern parade
under the auspices Of the Washington
Canoe Club.
So busy yin be the men with the races
and meetings on Friday and Saturday
that they viii have no time for outside
aside for sight seeing before the visitors
return to their respective homes
About fifty Of the most prominent
rowing men Of Canada and the United
States have already received invita-
tons extending the hospitality Of the
National Press Club while they are here
The club has made lt q custom 20 en-
terrain Prominent visitors 20 Washing
ton, ans in opening its doors 70 the
out-Of-toI-u aquatic enthusiasts has az
forded az excellent place for them 20
meet
Referee PilEin-ton VIII referee the
races on both days from the speedy
Cray Bat. which has been placed At the
disposal OF The regatta committee b-
It's owner, J. II BatteuGeld.
The SOCNI oyster club. composed OF
employees OF the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing, VIII see the re-atrq
rom z large boat near the finish line
me club VIII have band on board,
as wei as other things aboard and.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09

James COTroth, the san Francisco
boxing promoter. wants to get box
Ing opened up in that city he has
r-at cheI owen Moran and Abe ArCel
for twenty rounds on August 81
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09

Dick HyIand his been matched TO
box Battling Hurley at the Sharkey
club. New York. on August L, and
Willie Beecher at the Long Acre Club
on August ] =.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09

sailor Burke, the Brooklyn middle
v-eicht- keeps issuing challenges To
SteuTev KetcheI and other g3od men.
rs7r it's very hard 30 get the sailor
into the ring with any Of them
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
PittsbuTg, O. Boston 0.
Other Games-Rain.
TOday's Games.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
pittsbur- at Boston
St Louis at New York
Chicago at PHILADELPHIA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09

Joe Hoodmao, manager OF sam
T.angfcrd. has sold 200 tickets III New
YORK for VVedr csday nights bout with
Al Kaufman The party viii so to
ThiI2deiphia IA a special train, Ieav-
iu- New York st 6 p m
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
BOXING NOTES.

Battling Nelson is doinE li-ht train
f-- with a View OF getting on a re-
turn match with Ad WOlEast when
the boxing season opens
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09

Eddie O'Eeefe, the clever little feath-
erv~efeht boxer of philadelphia eN-
meets &c start training tOda-- at Es-
s:ngt0u. lie viii be managed by owen
M-CzuiEan-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
Regatta Forces the Government Insure Greater Protection Course
ANOTHER CUTTER HERE
FOR NATIONAL, REGATTA
Government Will Afford Greater Protection During Races
on Potomac General Committee Holds Meetng-Ad-
vance Guard of Oarsmen Is Gathering

after the close Of Saturdays card. win
80 down the Potomac for a sail over
sunday
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
GLIB Standings and
Possibilities
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results
washington. 3. CHICAGO, 2
Detroit. .. New York J.
Cleveland, 3; Boston, J.
Philadelphia. 6, St Louis. p
TOday's Games
washington at Cleveland
Philadelphia at Detroit
Boston 81 Chicago.
New York at St Louis
Standing Of the Clubs.