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The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
GAME TO PETWORTH
Defeats Mount Pleasant in
Suburban League.
DEMPsEYs HIT WINS BATTLE
He PoIkeS Sphere for Double with
Bases Loaded and Breaks up Con-
test-~Bunnyo Mayne Does Great
work-Winners Play Better Ball
Than They Have Ever Exhibited.

Mount Pleasant drew the short straw
against Petworth yesterday in the Su-
burban League. managing to accumulate
only two chocolate eclaires in the course
of nine stsnzas, while the Red and Gray
aggregation rang the bell I'VE times.
Two men stood out above all others
In the Petworth team. Clayton. who held
his opponents at his mercy at all times,
and Newt Dempsey, whose timely swat
for two grain sacks with the cushions
loaded scored the multitude and put Pet
worth on plush and velvet for the rest
of the day
II happened this way. Rawlings. be-
coming tired of this prosaio old sphere,
boarded the dirigible. and when the para
chute brought him back TO the pretzel
station, he found that during his as
cension two Maynes had done Pop
Weston stunts 20 the initial hassock and
Clayton and Stewart had sprung the
stitches for a one-sacker apiece. Then
came one Dempsey and made himself the
most prominent citizen of Petworth by
driving the ball TO the woods and right
field for the aforementioned double.
Petworth played better ball than they
have at any time this year. Bunny
Mayne, in particular. showed he was for
the uplilft by doing yoeman's duty be-
hind the plate and by caressing the coun-
ing block with his 'Trilbys'' for three OF
his teams five tallies,
Morris proved the heavyweight ash
weilder for Mount Pleasant by putting
his big stick against the globule for z
palr Of safefies. Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and a half fur
longs. Sugar Maid, 10 (Wilson), $780,
won: Billy Bodemor, Il9 (Herbertl, s1120.
second; Home Run. 20 (Grifhn), 500.
third Time, l:o7 Is. Marbles, Grenade,
WoOlsandals. First Premium, Alva B..
Frank G. Hogan, Aspirin, Alchemist. Star
Board, Maceor, and Dominica also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four and a half fur
longs Gov. Gray. l07 tWarren). A.29,
won; Cisko. 107 (Rice), S. 40 second; Crex,
l93 {koeTnnerl. a4;59, third. Time. Q.54 50
Bobby BOYER. Union Jack, Sir Dawn.
Little Father. Enyoc, Concarne. Ben
Uncas, McGraw, Wheat Burg, Joe Hig,
and Cannon Shot also ran.
THIRD RACE-Mile and twenty yards.
Samaria, 103 (Scoville), $50 won; Star
IS (NEtlsonl. $3.50. third. Time. LAP. Eva
Tanguay. Adala. Sister Madeline. R.
Carona, Short Order. Autumn Girl, Die
ton. Della Talluca, FOtsch. Ameron, and
Fay o. also ran.
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs. Al
Parker, lie CAM, $40, second; Colo
guy, 113 (Herbert), $40, third. Time
10 50. Early Tide and Jack Nunnally
FIFTH RACE-Four and a half fur.
longs. Loween, 90 (seoville), $3.50, won
Molly Mog. 80 (Goose). $50 second
County Lax, 80 (Warrenl, 1910, third
Time. 0:54 3-5 Nell Wilder. Ben Prior
Beechmont, Stella Moberly, Even Tide
Floriana. Count De Orc. Lydie Lee, Rec
Lass, Messenger Boy, and Ruby knight
SIXTH RACE-Nule and sixteenth
Molesey, los (McTaggar). &S5. won
CaSsowary, 1O9 (Reilly), $3.50. second
Jack Right. 10 CNilson), S., third. Time
la As. ornamesa. Barney oldfeld, Hugh
MCGOWAN. Miss Vigilant, Golconda, Nc
Andrews. Third Rail, OTnea, and Re,
HuZZar also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
DECISION PUZZLES SPORTS
Mcfarland Welsh Bout Decided q
Draw by Referee Scott.
English Light-weiGht OutbOxed in
Every ROumd-Another MIL to
Be Arranged.

London. May S1-'Packey'' Mcfarland,
Of Chicago. and Freddy Welsh. the light
weight champion of England, who fought
a twenty-round draw, according TO Ref
cree Tom Scott, last night. met at the
National Sporting Club this afternoon TO
receive Ineir share of the purse. There
has been much comment on the referee s
decision. which made the side bets a
stand-of, the general opinion of Ameri-
cans being that Mcfarland had won the
bout
After the fighters had received their
share of the purse and the return of the
side bet of $1,000 your correspondent had
a short talk with Mcfarland about the
referees decision. The fighter said:
Il have experienced rotten judgments
by referees. but that of last night was the
limit. outboxed and outfought Welsh In
every round. He realized from the start
that he was beaten. With the exception
of two rounds, he only fought on the de-
fensive in order to prevent me from land
ing a Knockout, which saved the referet
from exercising his judgment. Nobody
was more surprised than Welsh at tbs
decision Of Referee Scott.
Instead of drawing down 5000 to-day
I am getting only $4,000, while the fellow
who has always roasted me gets another
laugh They want to match us again, bu
I viii not fight again unless we get ar
honest referee. Many clubmen told m'
to-day that I had been robbed"
Referee Scott has up TO this time made
no explanation.
The sporting weekly. Boxing, offers ;
purse Of s1.500 for a match between Nc
Farland and Welsh, conditionally upon it
taking place within a month from June
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
JEFF SHOWS FORM
Boilermaker and Corbett De-
vote Morning to Handball.
WILL SPAR IN OPEN SPACE
johnson Takes TweIve-miIe JOgg
ami Spends Balance of Day Loaf
ing-BilIy Nolan Engaged as Man
ager for CoIored Champion-NegrO
Loses Confidence in Little.

Ben Lomond. May 3l.-Corbett and JEFF
fries devoted themselves to handball this
morning. Corbett loafed in the first game
and Jefr won. Then Corbett extended
himself and won two games and the rub
Der, but had to work for victory, as JEFF
made seventeen in each of the Anal
games. Work at handban was good for
JEFF. as it kept him hitting at a pace he
has never shown before. JEFF followed
with gym. stunts. and Corbett hammered
the bag. Corbett says he feels fine, and
boxing Will probably begin Thursday
Jenries viii be advised by Corbett to
stop boxing in both the handball court
and the gym, and to do his sparring in
an open space in front of the gym. Cor
belts idea is to put a padded ring In the
field, the same as viii be used in the big
fight arena, so Jeffries will become Injured
to boxing on the open regulation padded
ring floor and with the sun beating down
or him just as it may be expected TO do
on July I.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six furlongs. Zinkand.
IS (Caliahan), 6 to 3, won; Sir Fretful, 100
(Mentry). 2 TO l, second: Lookout. 100
Ueeds), to 1. third. Time. lib As. Lit
Teton, Aunt Kit. Lovely Mary, Lillian
Ray, Circo, and Hector also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs. Preten-
sion, III leeds, IA TO 5, won: Charles
Green. III (Taylor), Il to s. second: Ona-
tassa, ia (BoreD, Z to 2. third. Time.
1.l4 80. FL Paso, Father Downey. Tom
. Malley, and Luxrio also ran
THIRD RACE-One mile. e T. Fryer,
Ill IindhorsD, II 10 ], won; Tremargo,
10 (COburn), S TO !, second; Round and
Round, 105 Leeds. Il to 10. third Time,
l:39 4-5. Beau Man, John Louis, Anne Nc
Gee, Lady Elizabeth. and Ocean Shore
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-slx furiongs. Bal
roma, 14 (VospeT). 3 to 2 won: Miss
Roberts, % (Gargan), to 5. second
Oswald B., 81 (Buxton) 80 to 1, third.
Time, lib. Miles and Redeem also ran
FIFTH RACE-Mile and twenty yards.
Sir John, 107 (Coburn), to 2. won: Han
cock. los (MentTy), IS to !, second; Nc
Nally, l04 (Taylor), 20 !, third. Time,
las go Buckthorn. Sink Spring, Odd
Rose, Mossback. Directelo. and L. c.
Ackerly also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Futurity course. Silver
Stockings, los (Callahan), IS to 5. won;
Beda, So (Gargan), to l. second: Reson,
81 tSelden). 9 70 2, third Time. 1:09 2-5.
Billy Myer. Lady Panchita, Darlington,
Faneuil, and Minnedoccia also ran
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
SUGAR CASE DEFENSE OPENS.
BendernageI and Gerbracht Deny
All Knowledge of Frauds.

New York, May s1.-It was a case Of
putting It up to somebody else when the
defense began to-day In the sugar fraud
trial before Judge Martin, United States
Circuit Court. The defense Of both Ben
dernagel. the cashier Of the Williamsburg
refinery. and Gerbracht. its superintend-
ent, is that Splitter. the dock superin-
tendent, had a department all TO himself.
and they had nothing TO do with weigh
ing, Bendernagel hardly knowing one
weight from another.
Bendernagers defense was finished and
Gerbrachts defense had Just begun when
the day was over. Heikes defense viii
be the last.
Mr.. cochrane told the jury for Bender
nagel that he had worked for twenty-five
years as cashier OF the company with
out an increase OF salary. He had moth
ing to do with raw sugar weights. al
though the raw sugar clerks worked in
his Office. He had never even visited
the scale house.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
Johnson takes II Easy.

San Francisco, May 31.-Johnson took a
rest to-day and simply logged over the
twelve-mile course. In the afternoon he
went out in his auto. He viii box to-mor-
row and then do gym work until Satur-
day. 1t is evident that Billy Nolan. Bat
Nelson's former manager. will soon be
installed as manager OF Johnson's camp.
1t was through Nolan that Delany was
secured and Kaufman induced to box with
Johnson. and the negro Acknowledges the
diplomacy by which this was accom-
plished.
Johnson is able to look after his inter
ests at conferences with the promoters
but he wants some shrewd man to man
age his theatrical engagements and look
after press agent work Little has lost
| the confidence of Johnson, and will prob
ably soon be dropped. Johnson was very
sore to-day because Little quarreled with
Sghart and punched him yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
BRENTANO'S FORFEIT GAME.
Herald Team, However, Loses ExhI.
hilton Contest by IL to 3.

Herald Team, However, Loses ExhI-
bitiOn Contest by 13 to 3.
Another game went TO the credit OF the
Washington Herald team. of the Com
mercial. League. yesterday. when Bren-
tanos forfeited, they being short of two
players. After the game had been for
feited. an exhibition game was played.
Brentanos putting in two players that
were on the field.
When the score keeper had finished
counting up the runs at the end of the
contest. it was found that the newspaper
lads had been badly beaten TO the tune
of - to B. Weak pitching and many errors
gave the Winners four TALES In the first
inning Eve in the second, two In the
third. one in the fourth, and another IN
the NTH
Walters, the slabman for Brentanos.
proved several too many for the losers.
whereas on the other side, Belts was
( found easily, but O'Brien. who replaced
/ him in the sixth and last inning. struck
out two men and allowed no hits. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital City League-Navy vs.. Cornell Company.
Departmental League Agriculture vs.. Commits
sioners.
Sunday School League Anscostis vs.. Hamine,
Marquette LFague-Diamond A. c. vs. Columbia
lW
Suburban League-Silver Spring Woodhuru.
Independence Lesgue-Adyent vs.. Twining
Terminal Railroad NJ. {. A. Lsague-Car De
partment vs. Union Station.
Commercial Lesgue-Heeht vs. Andrews.
Bankers League-No game scheduled.
Southern Railway Leage--NO game scheduled
Colored Departmental League-War and Navy Is
a
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
TAFT THROTTTTTLERSS
AN ALASKAN PLAN
Prevents Favorable Report
on Railway Land Grab.

President Taft and Secretary Baliinger
yesterday took action to prevent favor
able report by the Committee on Terri
tories Of the House of Representatives on
a bill 10 give Federal Incorporation to the
Alaska Great Northern Railway.
The enterprise Is declared 10 be backed
for the most part by Pennsylvania capt.
talists. The pending bill proposed 10 give
the Alaska Great Northern a franchise,
enough land for terminals and station
sites, and a government guaranty OF a
bond issue TO the extent OF $40,OO0 mile
Secretary Ballfnger opposed the bill in
a statement made to the House commit
tee and the President followed the Secre-
tary's action by making public the fol-
lowing statement:
The Secretary Of the Interior was
asked TO give his opinion 10 the Com
mittee on Territories Of the House In
respect to House bill 22557. To aid the
construction Of a railroad, telegraph. and
telephone line in the Territory of Alaska
and 10 secure to the government OF the
United States the use Of the same for
postal military. and other purposes The
Dill proposes to give government assist
ance to a particular railroad mentioned
therein. To that the Secretary Of the
Interior replied:
1T is believed that any government
aid In the construction Of trunk lines Of
railroad generally in Alaska should be
extended only after routes have been rec
commended by a competent board Of gov
eminent officers and approved by the
President or some competent executive
authority and after bids shall have been
invited for the construction Of lines Of
railroads over such routes as may have
| been approved In this manner. This de-
partment deems inadvisable the enact
ment Of legislation granting government
aid TO any particular railroad corpora
tiCn. so proposed in the bill under consid-
| Grafton.
1.-THE letter was on May IS. 1910. for
warded 20 the President for approval
| before its delivery 10 the committee, and
| received his full concurrence"
| Louis P Shakelford. member OF the
Republican National Committee of
Alaska. also made a statement condemn
/ ing the bill.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
Double header for KendaIIs.

The Kendall A. c won a double-header
yesterday, defeating the Shamrock A. c.,
10 to B. The features of the game was
the heavy hitting of the Kendalls and
the pitching of Clements, who allowed
but three hits. In the afternoon the
Kendalls played the Car Department. OF
the R. R. 7. NJ. c. A. League, defeating
them in one of the best played games
seen on the grounds this season by 5 to 2
The Kendalls would like to arrange
games with all uniformed teams in the
District and the suburbs. Address James
Curtin. 6O4 K street northeast.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
NEW ENGLANp LEAGUR.

At BinghAmton-Utioa. /; BinshamtOn. 2
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
SINK THE SAILORS.
Commerce and Labor Triumph In
Departmental League.

Departmental League.
The Commerce and Labor aggregation
strengthened their lead in the Depart
mental League yesterday by defeating
the Navy team, to 5. MeDonoush play
ed a good game at third for the losers,
accepting five hard chances and sharing
honors with Monument" Evans.
Sabins started the game for the Sailors,
but it was not his day. and after twelve
hits and eight runs had been garnered
off his delivery he retired in favor of
Borland. The latter pitched good ball for
the short time he was on the slab.
Gates rap spoiled good foul flag in
the fifth inning. when his liner to left
tore hole in "Old Glory" Navy de-
veloped a batting rally in the fourth,
when Daily and Rountree. the first two
men up, doubled. and after Reed had fan
ned. Giebel tripled. In the next inning
I three more were added, but Norriss set
/ tied down and no more scores were made.
! q,
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Capital City Lsagle-Aloysius. Is: Pumping sta
ton, Z.
Departmental League-Commerce and Labor. s;
Navy 8.
Sunday School League-Peck Z; sixth, Z.
Marquette LeaQle-G&me postponed
Independence League-St Paul Z; National
Union. z
Suburban League-Petworth, 5; Mount Pleasant p
Bankers League-No game scheduled.
Commercial League-The Washington Herald, 8;
Brentan0's 0 forfeited.
Terminal R. K. Y. NJ c. A. League-Southern,
Is: Shopmen l.
Olympia League-Olves. 3; Northeast Club.
(foIfeitedl.
Colored Departmental Leagus-Intenor, a; Blu
reau. "A
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
KNOCKED DOWN BY HORSE.

William ". Burhans. Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. Of this city.
and well known in newspaper circles,
was knocked down by q horse last Mon
day afternoon near the Franklin statue,
Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
He sustained scalp wound and a
painfully bruised limb. His condition is
not serious. and he is able TO be about,
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
PITCHES NO HIT GAME.

Southern Railway defeated the Shop
men yesterday in the Railway League in
five-inning game, 13 TO 4
Platz led at the bat with two hits, one
OF them being for the whole circuit, and
tne 0ih5i triple.
Young pitched gilt-edge ball, striking
out nine. and allowing no hits. He would
have had a shut-out game but for sew
eTal bases on balls and errors. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
POSITION FOR CLAGGETT.
Former State Senator Made Comp
trOlIer of Maryland.

Special to The Washington Herald
Baltimore. Nd. May 3l.-Gov. Crothers
tonight appointed former state Senator
w. B. Ciaggett, of Prince George Coun-
ty. comptroller of the State OF Maryland.
20 succeed DR.. Joshua w. Herring, who
has been named as the third member of
the public utilities commission.
Former City Solicitor W. Cahen Bruce
has been made chief counsel to the COM
missioRss. The appointment takes effect
Tomorrow. Senator Claggett is a close
personal friend OF the governor, and his
vote. with that OF the governors VIII
give the latter majority in the board OF
public works
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
ming. Score

Lott On ba5e5-NationaI Unl0n, D, 81 FauI, :.
First base on balls-0f Raussau g. Innings pitched
by RaUssan. G: by Ebert, 2 Hits made-Of
Raussan, 8; OF Ebert . Struck out-By Raussan.
4; by Ebert ! by Nutwell, 5. Home run-Hyatt.
Three-base hits-Beall E. Herbert Barber. Two
base hit-Fristo Sacrifice hits-HaTiman, Gates.
Stolen baseS-E. Herbert Barber. Morgan. Slack.
Vslarier. Parsley Double plays-E. Herbert to
Fristo FTisto 10 Hartman; Hartman to Fristo.
Hit by piteher-By Nutwell. . Umpire-Nir. Webb.
Time Of game-l hour and 80 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01

LEIF % Dasea-on0lMeu, 2 oOuLIcIn. o FITsL
base on balls-0h Brady, s; of Young 4. Innings
pitched-By Brady. 4 by Carroll. /. Hits made-Of
Brady, 5; of Carroll. 3 Struck out-By Young. g.;
by Brady, (. Home Tun-Platz. Three-bese hit
Platz Stolen bases-Senseny. Burns g. Buckler
e. Spence. Young l2l. Brady. Weisenberger. Hit
by pitcher-By Brady, &. Wild pitch-Young. Passed
balls-Dalton O. Thompson ! Umpre-An. Handi-
Doe Tine Of game-50 minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
WILL DRILL FOR PRIZES.
Annual Contest OF the High school
Cadets.

This years High School Cadet drills in
competition for the Allison Major medal
VIII be held at American League Park at
O'Clock to-day and tomorrow.
The competitors viii be Company H, Of
Western High. and Companies c, D. K.
and L. OF the Mckinley Manual Training
School. Secretary OF War Dickinson has
accepted invitation TO be present both
days and TO present the medal and tho
individual red ribbons TO members Of the
winning company. The District Commits
sioners, members of the board Of educa-
ton. and other public officials will also
attend.
The judges will be First Lieut.. A. B. Bar
Der. chairman: Second Lieut. V. L. Peter
son. and Second Lieut.. J, W. \. Schultz.
all of the Corps Of Engineers. L. S. A.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
GREER FANS ELEVEN.
His Good Pitching Gives Peck De-
cisive Victory Over Sixth.

BY batting Collins hard in the seventh
and eighth innings yesterday In the Sun
day School League, Peck won from Sixth
by a score Of 10 l. Greer punched out
eleven men. allowed only FIVE scattered
singles, and would have shut the Pres
byterians out but for his own error and
balk in the fifth inning, giving them their
one run
With the score a tie in the seventh,
Greer opened with a single. and Cohill
followed suit. Keith ballooned to center,
Jaeschke walked, and Brewers home run
netted four runs. In the eighth, a triple
by Williams and a home run by Cohill
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01

Ear1ed uIns-COmmerce and IaboF, = NaFY, ).
First base by errors-Commer and Labor, J; Navy,
J. Left on bases-Commerce and Labor, 10; NAVY, 1.
First base on balls-od Norris. 3 OF Sabins /; Of
Borland 2 Innings ptched-By Sabins. 5 25; hy
Borland, l-s Hits made-Of Sabins. l2i Of Bor-
land Struck out-By Sabins 4 by Norriss 2
Three-hase hits-Giebel Twobase hits-Rapp, DAILY.
Roundtree Sacrifice hits-Roundtree, Van Buskirk.
Kinney Norriss. Stolen bsse-Giehel. Double
play-Van Buskirk 10 Drummer to MoTeiand Wild
ptch-sabins. Umpire-Mr. Belts. Time q game
i hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
ESPERANTISTS GIVE PLAY.
Society Presents "a Norman Con-
questD in International Language.

a Norman Conquest" a play in two
acts. was given last night at the Y. NJ.
c. A by the Washington Society OF Es-
peTanto The role of Percy Jones, q
London stock brokers clerk, was acted
by r. NJ. Strickland. and the part OF
Percy's sister. Fife. was played by Miss
F. NJ. Fernald- Efie's Esperanto CORE
spondent, named Renee D'Creval. was
portrayed by Miss F. n. King. and
Mary, a maid OF all works. was presented
by Miss Myrtle Saunders
America" was sung in Esperanto by
the audience. A piano trio. composed by
Prof. J. F. GermuilleT. was played by
Misses c. L. Grady, S. J. Duffy, and
Prof Germuiller. Miss S. J. Duffy told
some anecdotes in Esperanto. and French.
s. Hufty played several violin selections.
Prof. Spillman. president OF the so
ciety. made a few remarks. In which he
urged more enthusiastic social spirit
among the EspeTsntists.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01

Eerned uns-Brentsnos, First base b. errors
Herald. >; Brentanos Z. Left on bases-Herad. s.;
BTentano's, 3. First base on bals-0f Belts. Z; OF
O'Brien. l. on Walters l. Innings pitched-By
Belts. S. by OBnen !. Hits made-Of Belts. G.
Struck out-By Belts, T. by O'BEen q By Walters
2 Three-base Eit-Dolman. Sacrifice hit-Dolman.
Stolen bases-Keane ~. 0'BTien. Ransom L. Boyd
Bets, Tbomett, Young q. Mass. Handib0e Win
tiers. Walters Double play-Ransom 10 l. BOYD to
Beck. Umpire-Mr. Connors. Time of camel hour
and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
TIE GAME AT McDEvITTS.
National Union and st. Paul Play Ex-
citing Drawn Battle.

St. Paul and National Union battled
eight innings to tie yesterday in tbs n
dependence League. to Z, The game
WAS exciting from the start to the finish,
both the Churchmen and the Fraternity
boys making many sensational plays.
Barber led at the bat, getting three
hits, one of which was triple. Sannino
made d star catch of Morgan's line drive
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
BIG CELEBRATION PLANNED.
BIoomingdaIe and lexington Assoc
citation Arrnnges for July 4.


citation Arrnnges for July 4.
The Bloomingdale and lexington In
dependence Day Association held meet
ing last night at st. Martins Hall to
arrange plans to finance the celebration
at McDevitts Field, July (.
An all-day celebration is planned Two
baseball games viii be played and a
Marathon race will be run, In which
some of the best athletes in the city viii
take part Games and athletic events
for the old as well as the young viii
be held under the direction Of Capt. E.
K Edwards
There will be display Of fireworks at
night officers Of the association are o.
" Roakee, PRESIDENT c. f. Bryant.
vice president. and Il. F. Worley. treas
urer.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
.Ratted IL Co!lIns in 80.

Peck ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0 0 4 2 OIL
sixth 0 0 / 0 0 0 O.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
The summary

The finals of the mems doubles were
also played yesterday at the Bachelors
courts, the Doyle brothers-H. z. and
C. Drumming away with three straight
sets from Gordon and Deis
The prizes which are of silver. and sill
yer mounted include a loving cup, shaker,
decanter, pitcher. flask. tobacco jar, fern
dish tray, and two bedroom clocks,
leather mounted
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
Red Bens Trim cabin Johns.

The Red Bells. of Ivy City round house,
A. D. Crounch. manager. defeated the
Cabin John baseball team yesterday Is to
49, The fine pitching of King Brady and
the fielding and batting Of the Red Bells
were the features.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-01
Southeast Y. NJ. G. A. Challenges.

The Southeast Y NJ c. A. who average
eighteen years, and have won twelve out
of fifteen games so far would like 10
arrange games with all teams in or out
Of the District for the month of June.
Address S. Oliveri. Fifth street and Vir-
ginia avenue southeast.