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The Washington times., 1910-08-02
BOYS
DOING GOOD WORK
Zanelli, Mess, Keliher, Mace,
and Johnson Play Fine
Ball in Virginia.

The Washington members o. the
F'redericksburg, Va, team are reported
as doing excellent work. and It Is due
20 their sterling efforts that Fredsricts-
burg enjoys the distinction OF having
Won twelve and lost four games
Fredericksburg has developed a won
derful pitcher in Smell. who IS said 20
have pitched two no-alt games this
year. Aided by KeIiher, Mess, ZaneIi.
and Mace, the team has done better this
season than was At first hoped John
son, the old St Vincent pitcher, Is
alternating with Shell
The last averages found ZaneIu lead
ing the team Wit q mark OF SIS. Mace
was batting $50, Reliher around -311.
Mess at so, while johnson was stick
ing at go
Fredericksburg Is out with a chalIengs
TO play any Of the teams IN the city
Cornell & Co, the Marines, Wood burn
or Petworth would be taken on at any
time
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
CROSS IS ANXIOUS
FOR RETURN FIGHT

NEW YORK. Aug 2-LeacE Cross
appears 20 be very insIsteuL demanding
an immediate return match with Bat
Ting Hurley. who gave him such a
sound lacing AZ the Sharkey Athletic
Club recently.
BE forgets that when. by a chance
punch. he put Hurley down for the
count about two years Ak he refused
to meet Hurley again until be felt good
and ready He used his fiuice victory
over Hurley 20 advance hI- CWu inter
ests which was perfectly legitimate
He cannot blame Hurley low il the
latter sets his own date wheu ne viii
be ready n meet him again
IF Hurley can set anything cut Of
his victory over Cross the o-,1er night
he certainly IS entitled 10 g.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
CANS NEARING END,
GOES BACK HOME
Leaves for Baltimore to Die
in His Mothers
Arms.

PHOENIX. Ariz-, Aug 2.-Joe Cans,
the odd Master" today is on his way
home 10 die Told that the end was at
best but the matter OF a few days. the
ex-champion pugilist left Prescott late
yesterday for Baltimore He wants 70
die in the arms OF his mother
His once powerful lungs are alr7ost
completely gone and tuberculosis has
pulled him down mentally as wei as
physically. Among those who saw him
on there were grave doubts of his
ability 10 Outlast the journey to the
Atlantic seabOard- He Over-exerted him
self after coming here
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
TRENTON SELLS CLAY.

YORK. Pa. Aug Manager GeorSe
Heckert. Of the Trenton-TTi-Stste base
ball team, has sold 'rBilI'a' Clay. the biz
outheIder OF the Tigers. TO the Indi-
annapolis club. Of the American Associ1-
ton and signed John Duzan. a fielder
who was secured from the Syracuse
team. OF the New York State Ieszue-
OUtfelder Frank Dolan. secured -l5v
Manager TeiEand from the New Eug-
land League. viii repcrS within the
next few days
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
MATCH A DRAW.

BAR HARBOR, Me. Aug. 2.-Iacl.
Porkey) Flynn. Of Boston, and Billy
DUnning, Of AIilHnocket, boxed six
rounds TO a draw by popular verde.
here tonight Flynn had The better of
his opponent in the last three rounds
and was by far the stronger at the I'm
ish.
The third round was the fastest, WITH
Flynn forcing the lighting No blood
was drawn during the bout, and ne{fI,e,.
man found the mat curing the SIX
rounds.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

What Is to be done in rhe matter Of
the pennant winners sill remains IN be
determined As tie case nov stands
ed Should American Security win The
two games IL VIII tie I'D with Gomez
cial National u the commission takes
action IN favor Of the American Sc
curity team, II Is supposed fbaf M
schedule Of postponed games VIII ne
set aside Nothing has been figured as
to the outcome of the decision of the
commission. In any event the matter
apparently has become more OF. less dis
tasteful 70 all parties concerned.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
OLYMPIA LEAGUE

Yesterdays Result-Olives- 9: Spar
tanSs fOTfeiD. al Thirty-dfth and Y
streets northwest
Spartans failed TO pct in an appear
2nce YESTERDAY, and the same was
awarded u the Olives 9 10 O.
There is no game scheduled FOR to
day Il : expected that a postponed
game viii be played II no contest Is
OF the cards the fans viii. undoubtedly.
Be dlSar pointed The week started of
IN a bao way by a forfeit, and il seems
there IS decreasing interest in the teams
and fans
Something should e done in regard
70 the orfeits by tn teams low in the
race Of late few Of the teams are
showing Spartans more especially have
Teen tre chief Offenders II this respect
In al probability there viii be no for
felt Friday Olives and St SteDheu-s
VIII Play, and the game Will practically
decide the title. To date Olives has
lost one game, and St. stephens two
4 win for St Stephens viii put It on
equal footing, and call for a deciding
series
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
HAMBURG CHESS.

HAMBURG. Aug Frank Mar
shan. The American champion. ,7rev-
with Duras today IN the twelfth round
Of the International chess tourney The
leaders scores: SchIschtar Won O. Mem
zowltsch. 81; DEras and Marshall :
Spieln3nn, 81; Chotinsirsld and Teicz-
mann. 6.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Game today-NationaI Union vs. st
Paul, at Lincoln and Rhode Island
avenues
Yesterdays resglts-Manhartan 3; ST
Martins. 2
BY finishing in most sensational
manner, Manhattan defeated ST Mar
tins 3 70 . yesterday. and It was
DonnelIy's home run that turned the
trick Up until the fifth neither team
was able TO score, and but two hits had
been made by either side. ST. Martins
scored first, getting one run when Raw
Iings passed Two and hit one in the
fifth, forcing Herman, who was safe
on a scratch hit. across the plate It
increased the lead 20 another in the
sixth. when Haislip missed Herman's
fiy. letting TansilI score. and then Man
haitian nad ITS session The hrsf man
up in Nsnha1Can's half Of the seventh
famed out. Haisley singled and Raw
Iings famed. Whitmearsh drew
pass ard Donnelly was up Remember
ing that he had failed 70 get a hit once
before in just the same position, the
fans thought Manhattan s chances were
blasted, but some considered that that
time before he was put out on a long
fly Jimmy won the game by q home
run TO left that scored Haislip to
Whitmearsh.
An odd fact IS the manner in which
Manhattan has won two important
games recently Last Thursday Riddle
won the contest BY his home run in the
last inning. while yesterday DcunsIly
won the game by MS homer n the last.
and both went 10 the same place II the
field
Rawlings pitched q great game, allow
ing but one clean and two scratch hits
He was a trIfle wild, passing seven and
hitting one, but was effective with men
On base and in tight places he famed
i've
Herman played the stellar game for
St Martins he was first OF their num-
Der 20 get a hit and first 10 score a run.
He stole three bases and reached first
every time he vas az bat He rtft the
bali that drove in St Martins second
run
Leonard used his head TO good ad-
vantage. and BY OutLhinkIlE the bats
I'VE hits and passed three and hit one
TansH got q hit in the sixth. the only
clean one OF Rawlings. stole a base.
and scored on an error BY HaisIip.
Haislip misjudged HeTrimsn's fly and
oy his error let nun cross the plaUe.
but he made Up for IL by making z hit
that started the winning rally
Rawlings outvitted Brewer in the last
and got him mapping between third and
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

The BoOkkeepSrs have one OF The
smallest squads TO pick from In the
league Their total. office force does. .uCr
exceed twenty-five, fifteen OF whom are
members Of the team In -)relin7f0a-y-
games this spring, when they Won q
number or games from various teams in
tne league they showed fash Of good
paying During the league season. how
ever, they have not lived up to exuao-
Jauons and are now holding down
fourth position
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Saturday the Auditors viii Iine-1lp
against the r r 7. n Q. A. team at
t44th street and Florida avenue
northeast, and II is useless 10 saw
that q good game is expected Man
aEer Pollards squad viii be aug
mented BY the addition Of Carter ana
Robinson. OF Traffic. and TopIev. OF
the Operators. as three of his men are
also members Of the Terminal team
and elect 20 play with Manager Buck
Ter Munich. who has created such a
1urore by his excellent work in this
league, VIII be or the mound, and will
endeavor TO battle Manager Buckler's
aspiranJs for hOnOrs in the Railroad
League.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Today Law and the Bookkeepers play.
and good game IS looked for. The last
time out the Lawyers trimmed the Hfth
floor boys and the latter are anxious to
redeem themselves Law has been
playing wei in the last two contests and
claim 10 have struck their stride Terry
VIII Be IN tie box and with support will
set away with his end Of it,
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE.
STANDING

Yesterdays Result-Ninth, g, Sixth, Q
forfeit, at Thirteenth and D streets
northeast
Today's Game-Hamline vs. Anacostia-
Sixth forfeited TO Ninth yesterday, as
the Presbyterians only had five men on
hand
A five-round comedy was pulled of 10
entertain the crowd RObroy AIackev.
the local ex-champiOn wrestler. going
into the box. and Umpire Shorty
Hughes dOnuinG the mask, for Sixth.
When the runs were all counted il was
found that Sixth had IS and NiTitn =
President Meyers again dOnned a uni
form and PLAYED a good game in right
for Sixth Once he came near catching
a fly, but he made good with the bat
getting TWO hits N three times W.
A good game Is on the cards for this
afternoon. Hamline facing AnsCostia.
The present leaders VIII use Birch and
Rogers for the battery work. while
Bartlett and Phipps viii perform for
Anacostia- Should HamIine drop today s
game Ninth viii again move into first
place by five points.
The error in the schedule Of postponed
eaTneS, brought TO the leagues attention
through Inc Tines notes last evening.
mas been corrected On August Is Sixth
VIII play AnaCOStia instead of Ninth
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

/ came tOday-WO burn vs. PetWorrh
/ at Petworth. D c.
Yesterdays result - Brightwood, Il
! TakOma. ?
The fans viii see an extra good game
/ this afternoon when the leaders battle
| for supremacy Both teams viii preseni
! their strongest lineup. and a large
crowd is expected
In one-sided game yesterday after
noon Rrightwood outcIassed and de-
feated the TskOma nine. BY Z. 70 . This
Is the eighth straight victory for the
Wooders-'' a large crowd was pres
ent
Brightwood hit the ball for a total
OF seventeen hits. while the PARK nine
got only three The game was loosely
played
Payne, who shot EN- over in grand
style for the winners. held his on
poneats well in hand throughout the
game, tanning seven men and aIIovviD-
three scattered hits He also ala v-eii
with the stick. getting two three-bag-
gers, Two runs, and handling three
chances easily.
Yerton started on the mound for the
losers, and after allowing four rms
with the same number Of hits. he re
proved easy, allowing thirteen hits, and
tanning only two men Stuart accented
three chances well
Plunkett. playing third for BRIGHT
wood, made 8 splendid running catch of
Tips foul fly that brought him rounds
OF applause He also go Two hits and
handled nve chances We
Firstnan Fague. OF ths winners.
showed UP well al during the game as
ne accepted seven chances without an
error ana got three hits, including a
triple 10 left be also stole two bases
and scored two TALES
Two double DIavs bv TIE ..--rarpns-.
were the only fielding fes' vres. In the
third came the best, org, Grant 20
HOwells to Fague. and PlulkeSt 20 Fa-
que was in the seventh
Third Baseman wapie, Of the Takoma
nine, did the best on his team as he got
a hit, stole two bases, and bundled five
chances without sign Of a misCIs-
Fentress. of the winners. got three
hits and handled himself vel in the
easily Bergman also get three hts.
including a double, stole two 7aCks, and
scored three runs
for Robertson in the sevenL round and
got a hit to center field Z also stole
a cushion and received mUC kidding
for his work
Charlton handled himself well at the
short station for the Park team He
got a single, one put out, and two as
siStS 10 his credit
Billy Delaney will assist Al Kaufman
in his training for the bout with sam
Langford- Il vas Delaney who diScCV-
cred and developed kaufman after he
dropped Jim Jeffries.
Jimmy Dvyer viii have Tommy
O-TOole ready 10 cut loose as soon d s
the boxing season opens O'ToOle has
been putting IN the summer playing
baseball
Marcus Williams and Willie Lucas are
sUrnmering at Atlantic City After
good rest. Lucas expects 10 start IN this
fall and clean up everything in the light
weight class.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
AMERICAN 49, WIS

PONTYPRID. Wales Aug &C z.
HOlway. the American Splinter, defeat
ed JACK Donaldson. OF South AFRICA. in
a I3l-yaTd match race here for q stake
Of Sl,O91- Holway won by four inches in
1917 seconds
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
Grounds-North diamond, Ellipse.

The controversy in the league has not
i,eeh settled The case was put before
lne amateur commission last night and
10 decision was reached by that BODY.
dtsSfl evidence was submitted bur the
commission reserved its decision The
aCIlon leaves the case where il stood at
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

according to the scheduled poStDona-
IqenJs american Security was to Diav
me An7er1san National 2 Ink this al
teInoon- In the NEE ing last night it
was dlscoR cred that q mist axe had hen
MADE and mat the game had been NAV
ed II was agreed that the AmeTiC5n
security should take tOday-s game so
noon ~ $500
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

There seems TO be little use in calling
attention even in a casual way to the
harm done the league in the great NUM-
Der o. torfeltS- The game vesterdav
was literally given 70 Southern, when
the ShOpmsn failed 10 play. Today the
same thing viii probably be repeated.
southern should be made 10 play for
every inch OF ground that II gets and
Adams should see to II that this is done.
II may be that some favoritism is shown
bE other teams, but the Southern team
has done well, and by reason Of the
defeat Of Adams not long ago Is dese-v-
in- Of its success
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
LEAGUE.
STANDING
Yesterdays resuIt-No game.

Game today-BOokkeepers VS.. Law at
South Diamond. EIIipse-
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

The Commercial League will hold an
Important meeting tonight al =. p An
drews TO decide many matters that are
waiting consideration All Of the Of
Gcers are requested 10 be present. ami
il is sincerely hoped that the president
VIII be or hand
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Rawlings outvvitted Brewer in the last
and got him mapping between third and
home It saved the game for the lead
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

The Midways could no nothing with
Bob Hummer yesterday. and Alloy
Slus COPIED an easy victory-6 to >
This was the clUbmen's second victory
by this score in the two days, as Sun
day kenilwOrth fell a victim to them
by the same score. AIOysius' pitchers
are going good now, and II the pennant
Is won by O'ConnOr's tribe, much Of The
credit should 80 20 them
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

II begins 10 look as though Southern
would catch Adams with ease Shuumau
forfeited 10 the Southern team yester-
day. and Adams has but a two game
lead Southern and Shopmen are sched-
ulCd for game again today, and ff the
SOutherners are handed the contest on
q forfeit, Adams VIII be within easy
mailing distance
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
STANDING

Game Today-Southeas Y II & A
VS. Andrews. at Georgia avenue and
Kenyon street northwest
The game yesterday between Berry &
Whttuore and Walford was postponed,
buf the fans VIII see a fne game this
afternoon VIXEN the strong Andrews
team meets tne Southeast Y II c A.
as both are well up in the race Quan-
tTille VIII work for the Canarfes. while
Horse Flynn and Reds Beavers
VIII compose the battery for the South
east nine The game starts promptly
at SD O'Clock
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

HaIsIip misjUdged Herrimzu's fly and
Dy his error let q nun cross the uIaIe
but he made Up for IL BY making z hit
that started the winning rally
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
BANKERS LEAGUE.
STANDING.

Game TOday-No game.
Yesterdays Result-No game.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

In a one-sided game yesterday after
noon Rrightwood outcIassed and de-
feated the TskOma nine. BY =. 70 . This
Is the eighth straight victory for the
Wooders- A large crowd was pres
ent
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Harry ZanneIH returned to the CITY
III time Tor yesterdays game, and his
work at short stop for the losers was
Of the finest order Harry also led
his team with the willow, registering
a double and single
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
STANDING

Game tOday-CornelI Company vs.
Kenilworth, at First and NJ streets
northeast
Yesterdays resuIt-AIoySius, s; Mid
ways.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
RAILROAD Y. Nj. G. A.
LEAGUE.


Yesterdays Result-Southern. Q; Shop
men. forfeit, at Fifth street and
Florida avenue northeast.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Brightwood hit the ball for a total
OF seventeen hits, while the Park nine
got only three The game was loosely
played
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

TansiI got q hit in the sixth, the only
clean one Of Rawlings. stole a base
and scored on an error BY HaisIip-
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

The fans viii see an extra good game
this afternoon when the leaders battle
Tor supremacy Both teams viii present
their strongest lineup. and a large
crowd is expected
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.

Game today-woodburn vs.. Petworth,
at PetwOrth. D c.
Yesterdays result - Brightwood, IL;
TakOma. ?
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Payne, who shot EN- over in grand
style for the winners. held his on
Poneilts Wen IN hand throughout the
game, tanning seven men and arTrvr-fzIr-
three scattered hits He also did v-eI
with the stick, getting two three-bag-
gers, Two runs, and handling three
chances easily.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Frstman Fague. OF tFo winners
showed Up well al during the came. as
he accepted seven chances without an
error and got three hits, including a
triple 10 left be also stole two bases
and scored two TALES
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Jack Carr made great one-hand
catch Of Zannelli's herd drive IN the
third StanZa that shut of at least two
runs. Jack Is always playing his best.
and his experience steadies the Young
steTs on the team who are apt to 20
W in the air at a critical situation
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Plunkett, playing third for Bright-
wood made 8 splendid rJnninz catch of
ZIP s foul fly that brought him rounds
OF applause he also go Two hits and
handled five chances We
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Leonard used his head 10 good ad-
vantage. and by 0utthinki1E the bats
man famed seven He was found for
I'VE hits and passed three and hit one
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Two double plays by the ''Tramps'-
were the only fielding feaf -res. In the
third came the best org, Grant 20
HOwells to Fague. and PlulkeSt 20 Fa-
que was in the seventh
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
Comment and Gossip Of Amateur Baseball and Various Other Lines of Sport
INDEPENDENCE
LEAGUE.

Came today-NationzI Union Us 5
Paul. at Lincoln and Rhode Islam
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

The Alidways We're the first to score.
putting one tally over the plate in the
hits But their lead did not last long
Tor in this same chapter Jack HrT-
lev put the ball over the right-fieId
fence Tor homerun, tying the score.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Hetton started on the mound for the
losers, and after allowing four runs
with the same number Of hits he re-
ured IN favor of Stuart who also
proved easy, allowing thirteen hits, and
tanning only two men Stuart accented
three chances well
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Gus" Lay. of the champion Com.
u5iSsiOnerS team. made his appear
ance with the Midways, but failed tC
do much for his team, striking out
twice.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Billy Delaney viii assist Al Kaufman
in his training for the bout with sam
Langford- Il vas Delaney who diScCV-
cred and developed kaufman after ne
6rOnped Jim Jefries.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Yesterdays Result-Olives 9: Spar
t1nS, 0 CfOTfeiD. al T1irty-frth and Y
streets northwest
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Third Basemaa wapIe, Of the Takoma
nine, did the best on his team as he got
a hit, stole two bases, and handled five
chances without a sign of q misC5Ie.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Kelly whoever he may be batted
for Robertson in the seven round and
got a hit to center field 4 also stole
a cushion and received muc kidding
for his work
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Charlton handled himself well at the
short station for the Park team He
got a single, one put out, and two as
SiStS TO his credit
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Fentress, Of the winners. got three
hits and handled himself Wen in the
center garden, accepting a putCut
easily Bergman also get three hts,
including a double, stole two 7aCks, and
scored three runs
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Hover, the DEAF mute, who proved
such q sensation in the Independence
League, covered third for the Arcade
boys, and banged out two hits he
made quite 2 favorable impression on
the crowd.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Herman played the stellar game for
St Martins he was nrSr OF their num-
Der 10 get a hit and first 10 score a run
He stole three bases and reached first
every time he was 81 bat He hit the
BAH that drove in St Martins secdnd
rIu-
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Jimmy Dwyer viii have Tommy
O'TOole ready 10 cut loose as soon as
the boxing season opens O'TOOle has
been putting IN the summer playing
haSahan
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Yesterdays resgits-Manhattan, 3; ST
Martins, 2
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

In the absence of the Rev. F. OPP
perman, the Rev. c. A. Wentsch
will deliver the morning sermon at
the First Church of German Evan
gelical Synod. Sunday school will
be held at $50 o'clock. There will
be no evening service.
At the First Church of Christ,
Scientist, corner of Fourth avenue
and Post street, there will be both
morning and evening services.
John Nj. Henderson, first reader,
will take as his subject for both
services, "Unreality.'
" r. F. Little, president of the
Washington State Spiritual'sts' as
ISOLATION, will deliver short adj
dress in the evening at the meeting
'of the Progressive Philosophical So
ciety, in lower Pacific hall. The
Rev. Isaac Wilson will also speak.
The Rev. Max Hoffman will de-
liver his last lecture under the au-
spices of the Golden Rule Spiritual
ist society Sunday evening at 8
D. m. at Bouley's hall, S1OA River
side avenue, on the subject of
"Modern Spiritualism."
St. Marks Evangelical Lutheran
church, Adams and Wallace. Rev.
w. L. Ridenour, pastor. Morning
sermon at II o'clock, subject, Put,
ting Our Religion Into Practice.
No evening service. Sunday school
at 10 a. m.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03
BIG SPRING BALL Of
INSTITUTE ON
TUESDAY
Catholic Young Mems Or
ganization to Dance at
Masonic Temple.

The third annual ball of Spokane
council, No. 73, Young Mems In
stitute, is to be given Tuesday
night at Masonic temple. The In
stitute, which is a Catholic organi-
cation similar to the Y. M. c. A.,
only with fraternal features, has
been giving a series of dances and
parties all winter, but the big
spring ball is always looked for
ward to with the greatest interest.
The temple will be decorated
with the colors of the order and
special music will be furnished by
Professor Girard l.. Rugers. The
affair is in the hands of two COM
mitees, as follows:
Arrangements-John A. Fuelner
Jr., Joe w. Bradley and Frank A.
Kuder.
Reception-Joseph Adams, John
J. Lane, William Fl. Walker, Fred
Laudwein and NJ J. Uhrich.