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The Washington times., 1910-07-24
TANNEHILL QUITS
MINNEAPOLIS CLUB
Feels He Is Not Earning His
Salary-Looking for
Job as Manager.

TOLEDO. Ohio. July 24-Jssse Tame
huI. former twirler for Washington, and
veteran pitcher for the MINNEAPOLIS club
10 the American Association. has quit
Joe Cautulon for good. and this morn
lnz left here with his wife for his home
at Dayton. Ky.
According 90 TannehiIFs contract with
Cantiilon. he could resign whenever he
saw tit TannehnI figures that he is
not worth his salary TO his club, being
unable 10 work often enough
He is seeking q managerial berth with
some minor league team. Cantillon was
very sorry 10 see TanneEiU 20, as he
had won eight out OF nine games pitched
this season and vas perfectly satisfied
with his work. out. IS Jesse decided 70
quit. no one could stop him
Several years ago TannehiI Helped the
Boston Americans win the penmant IN
the American League. and subsequently
the world c1zE5iGnship from Fittsburg
Some time after that his arm went
back on him and ne was TUNED over 10
the washington club. who IN turn sent
nina to Minneapolis, where ne has been
LLls season
The Washington times., 1910-07-24
THANKS THE TINES
FOR POINT TROPHY
Owen Meade, Youthful Win
ner in Municipal Games,
Shows Appreciation.

JULY g 1910
The washington Times, washington.
d c.
GenrIemen- I wish 10 thank you C0r
the trophy bestowed upon the point
winners In the Municipal Games Of July
T. and FOR which I was the lucky con-
testau- We'll may DE, I am not proud
Of IL JUST now it occupies a very con
suicEcus place in my home
I began my athletic career when was
twelve years OF aEe. in 1905 winning IN
that year second place in the slxty-ya-J
dash for boys in the Fairgrounds As
sociation Meet, for which ! received q
silver medal In 1863 I was presented
hy Judge DeLacy. on behalf Of the Play
grounds Association. n banner as my
team won first place. and which banner
] presented TO my school
NY next event was the y. n c. A.
Federal Indoor Games, when my club.
Of which I am captain, entered, each
boy receiving a silver cup, and re-
ceived a silver cup and medal for third
place in the standing broad jump
am now fourteen years OF aEe, and
my greatest prize is The Times Trophy
Cup. for which ] wish to thank you and
your paper which rs the uaDer for boys
OWEN MEADE.
The Washington times., 1910-07-24
Standing Of the Clubs
PITCHERS RECORDS
AS GOOD EXAMPLES
Young and McGinnity Bear Out
Simple Life Theory IN
Athletics.

ROCHESTER,. y. Y July 2l.-v-la-
veteran Cy Young. OF the C7evera-s
American League team. ri .he7 bfS
5ayth victory against Washinc-5n a fav
days ago, he was hailed as ~. exau11e
OF what good, clean living wolId do for
an athlete
Another typical example was mani
tested here YESTERDAY when Iron
Man Joe AIcGinuity. form " Of rhe
View York Giants. but now rlanazfuz
the Newark team Of the Eastern
League held Rochester down to on
scratch nit and won his game. s 10 n
II is due 90 McGiCnity's iron ann
That Newark is leading the Eastern
League this year.
The Washington times., 1910-07-24
MAPS ARE FRETFUL.

And the Nationals have no Tom
Hughes TO pitch two or three esz-s
IN every series. either Neither have
the a FaIkenberg or a Charley
smith 10 mystify the Maps as they
ID in 1908 It makes no difference.
however Put any old pitcher in
Washington suit and he seems to
be able To beat the Maps. The
chances are that Mig Cgppy. Gene
Wright. OF oscar STREET could down
the Maps if he wore a National
uniform. sure thing Here is Doc
Reisling. who hasn't a thing except
a strong constitution and a license
to practice dentistry in the state Of
Ohio. He has Gowned the Maps
twice and came within an ace Of
shutting them out Tuesday when
Cy Young managed 10 grab his
-sooth victory.-Cleve-and Pain Deal
~
The Washington times., 1910-07-24
GEYER TOSSES FIVE
MINUTES, GETS S1,050

ST LOUIS. July 2z--Rube Geyer is
big league pitcher You might not
know this if we didn't tell you His
name has appeared in a big league
box score only once this year. That
was about q month ago, when he
pitched twO-thirds Of an inning for
the St Louis Cardinals. Yet EUbe
has been with the Cardinals all sea
SOn-mOre than three months GFeTcr
was considered some pumpkins
when he was with Columbus, IN the
American Association. but he hash Z
shown extensively this year He has
drawn SL050 for working I'VE min
utes. Also, II should be mentioned
that he was derricked after that FIVE
minute task.
The Washington times., 1910-07-24
BASEBALL NOTES.

CriEeT is back with the HiEhlznders
again He is s-iI weak. having been
able 10 take very little solid food yet
lie hopes To be able 10 so West With
the team on its next trip.
The once famous second baEcman,
Fred Prener, has bought a farm in
souri,, and VIII live there, giving Up
his business in Chlr@Eo-
Ralph Glaze. the OLD Dartmouth
pitcher, ana later with the Boston
Americans in his first professional
a-apolls Friday. smut out Kansas City
allowing only three hits and striking
out seven men,
ton American team but now with To
roI1o. was hit in the head a few DAYS
ego with q pitched ball AT cardrum
was -Uar14raG- bus IS healing and the
bag Slu-Ecr VIII soon be back In the
game aSai1-
It's funny how former Yankees gen
orally make all SORTS of trouble for
the men en- the blu.T when they come
back FL strange uniforms Harry Niles
who cCUll1 hit an elephant with q
bass vol when Goth4-nltC- came very
near winning yesterdays game single
handed He drove 5n three runs with q
homer in the second and a triple ir
The rinth--New York American
& Horace Forel. head of the PhHIies
mas brought suit against the Western
Union Company for damages Of $50
30 his person. He was hit or a mes
seuEer boy while boarding car in
New orleans iD the spring. and toppleC
over and considerably injured
Del Howard. the old Boston player
IS doing better with Louisville than ID
. did al the start Del has stopped the
awful slump OF the COIonels. but IS
finding it hard work to start the tear
up Eii,
+ Geor-e 8TuIlin has cracked with thu
rest Of the champion Tigers. The biz
boy has been badly bumped IN his las
siE appearances lIuIHu has been Jen
uiuES- mailStay in the tWirlinr denzrt
rulnt the last two seasons
The Washington times., 1910-07-24
YANKEES SEEK PITCHER.

NEW YORK. July 2A-Another new
pitcher VIII be received into the fold
Of the New York Americans II negotia-
tons now under way are successful It
is understood that the Yankees intend
TO bay Dick Rudolph. the star tvvirIsr
Of the Toronto club OF the Eastern
League. Rudolph is a Bronx boy. and
vas formerly members Of the Ford
: ham University nine.
The Washington times., 1910-07-24
Washington S Purchase From
Terre Haute Had Odd Ex-
perience as Amateur.
HAS ATTRIBUTES
OF GOOD PLAYER
Plucks Flies Out Of Right Field.
Steals Bases, Hits
$50, Etc.

TERRE HAUTE- Ind. July A-'Long
John SomerlOtt has been with Terre
Haute Two seasons he was signed by
the Tots In the spring o. 1919
Some-lott played with Tecumseh. IN
the Southern Michigan League. IN 1s0S-
Tecuulssh was the first league team
with which he had played
A story is told CT SomerIott &C the ef-
feet he was sold 70 TeCunseh Tor one
penny SonerIott vas playing with a.
amateur club IN northern Indians N
l9oS. when TecUmseh got after hi-u. The
manager Of the amateur club wrote the
Iecunseh manager he could have SON
s-lott TOT paying for the postal card.
LecUTIseh accepted the price
SOmeCiOtt made a good record last
year ne MT Is for the Tots and was
one OF the best fielding first bassmsn
IN 1he leaZEe-
His Good Points.
He is fast on his feet and is q good
base stealer.
This season he is batting $50 and IS
/ fielding over 80 Several big Iezeue
teams have been after Soue-Io+4 -
/ Owner Smith denies he has sold him
Pitts5urZ. IN Che National. and St. Louis
and Washington, IN the American
League are known 10 have been after
the player.
Somerl5tt IS six feet tan and velzhs
leo pounds He is an easy. graceful bat
ter and rUnner- He IS strong On ground
I balls and makes more But-outs on nv
balls than any other first baseuau in
the league This IS due 20 his ability N
run into short right and over against
I the Erandst2nd after pop flies.
SOmerlOCr is married end has o7e
child He s twenry-nile years old. re
IS an electrician His home IS at La
Grange. Ind
Minor Fans Howl
Terre Haute Cans have sent I'd 2. howl
over the wholesale selling Of the star
players OF the team Wheeler or1t-
fielder. has been sold 10 Cincinnati. Hen
MS pitcher goes 20 the St Louis Car
dinals. and SomerIort is the property OF
Washington Il Is understood NcDon-
aid. third baseman. has been sold
SomeT5Ott says he has heard nothing
OF DIS sale 10 Washington but declares
ne = CAD ne VIII get a chance 70 make
good n the big IeaEueS- Son erfott r-ss
recently at his home IN LAGRANGE Tor
more than week confined with q
threatened attack o. typhoid fever Re
returned 10 the clue Thursday and fss-
luTed the game with his play
The Washington times., 1910-07-24
Two games tomorrow. beginning =

Washington today IS again within
striking distance Of fifth place Ponder
over the situation and you VIII see
iu s. even So Tomorrow washington
goes against the feeble Chicago team
for two games j. is perfectly true
thai Ed Walsh and Frank Smith are
a horrible combination for the home
folk 20 face. but the way Groom and
E2eisEng have been pitching of late in
spires much confidence And. mark
you while Washington IS tzckling Chi
caro twice tomorrow and once on Tues
day, Cleveland, which Is an present on the
nth perch, is sLrUEEl'Esg with the Ath-
leJics, who are leading the league and
going mighty fast
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

Left on basCS-AF aShiDEtOD, s. chicago
3 First base on baIIs-OI Johnson l.
OF LANCE, p or Scott, e Innings pitch
ed-By LANCE, I-3- by Scott : %. HITS
uade-Of LANCE. . of Scott. 4 Struck
out-By Johnson, H. by Scott, = Sacri-
fee hit-Zeider. stolen baSeS-T-IEIaub,
Parent % Double playS-J-uElauo TO
Mcbride 70 JuEiau5. Tanuehiu To IIui-
lin. Wild pitch-ScotL Umpire - lIr-
Perrine. Time OF game hour and 40
minutes. AtteDdance-5.Sl
The Washington times., 1910-07-24
DR.. HOWSER BUYS
INTERSTATE CAR

The Washington agency OF the In
1erstate Automobile COMPANY hss
just sold g car 10 DIR. HOwse-. Of Anal
costa.
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

George Carter. Of the New Rochelle
Rowing Club. has been entered in the
senior national singles BY his club
He is a firSt-ClaSS oaTSman and the
form shown by him IN recent events
stemns him IS q factor.
The Washington times., 1910-07-24
It's Ten Runs Against St.
Louis in Fifth Inning Is
Best for 1910.
CAP. ANSON'S TEAM
MADE THE RECORD
Made Eighteen Runs Against De-
trOit IN One Inning
IN 1876.

While James ROYAL NeAIeer's Sena-
tors have so far established the 1910
major LEAGUE record for the greatest
number Of runs in one inning by falling
on Toe Lake and Bob Spade Of the St
Louis Browns for ter taIIies Iu~-Ee NTH
frame Of the game of July S, the WASH
fagtoniaus did not get anywhere near
the red-Ietter exploit Of this kind, ac-
cordiuz TO Ernest Lauigan- who writes
uuder the name OF ''ShOrrst0pT In the
New York Press
So far as known, and the records
from 1875 have been carefully Inspected
the most productive round in any cham
pionship battle in the major leagues
was the seventh inning of the Chicago
Detroit National League game PLAYED
In the Windy City on September 6. ISIS
In this contest. which the famous ola
White Stockings, then couS1anded by
adrian Constantine Arson won by q
score Of IS 10 6, the victors sent twenty
four men to the bat and eighteen men
from plate 10 plate ii the seventh inn
Ing
Thanks to the generosity Of Charles
Hercules Ebbets- who donated TO the
National League his baseball library, IL
IS possible TO reprint the score of this
remarkable ard record-hrea king con
test. with a short account OF IT, A-.e
injured Cunn=rs in this argument Nere
stump Nkeidwau. a native or El1l-le7
ter. n. Y and ar un6lay Fl L. .--L-.5.-
Burns The pair alterCateG ceLN cen
the box and right neid- players t-en
hefuE allowed 10 exchange POSITIONS our
ing q game, but not permitted 10 fetlle
from II unless they were candidates L--
the mOrEue OF sure occupants OF co.'s
r. The n0euf-al
The Washington times., 1910-07-24
AMERICANS DEFEATED-

WELLINGTON, n, " Zealand. July
25--The Canterbury football team
11fs efternoon defeated the visiting
All-Aue-icans BY q score Of Is 10 0.
The Washington times., 1910-07-24
BOXING NOTES.

Joe Janette, the New York Legro
heavyweight IS chasing hard aftfr
sam Langford. but the Boston Tar
Baby does not seem 70 want any Of
his game and devotes all his spare
time in challenging Jack Johnson
Work is being pushed rapidly on
the new boxing arena OIlJaCk O'Br1en
in West philadelphia IL viii seat
over 1000 spectators when completed,
and II IS hoped 10 have u ready by
the latter part Of September or early
Christy Williams, the Vilkesbarre
negro WelterWeIglL- has had an Oler
from jolly Jumbo. the English fight
the fan and box under his manage
menL
now that boxing has been put on
the blink on the Pacific coast, the
majority OF the scrappers from that
region VIII be drifting East as soon
as the cool weather sets in Among
the trst who IS likely 10 come East
VIII be Joe Thomas, who IS very fond
O. Philadelphia
After the splendid showing which
he made in defeating Fred Kelly and
boxing six rounds with Young Erue,
SAMMY Smith IS considered By his
manager, Johnny SpatOla, 20 be good
e------- 2-- S--1 ---- " e----+l II El-4l---
delplla. ana ne IS anxious 10 hook
smith up with the best or them.
Eddie Holland has leased the old
HIuDolrCIe. at Broad and Snyder
avenues Philadelphia, and turned i
into boxing arena His first show
VIII be tomorrow night. when he
has matched Joe Grim, the Italian
heavyvv eight, 20 box Harry Mansfield
Joe Smith is getting Tommy How
ell In fine shape Tor his bout IN Phil
aGelphia on Tuesday night with
Young NitcEie- The little Italian is
rapidly improving En- his boxing and
be q hard proposition for any OF the
HghtWei Fights
Dliz from Memphis he vii start right IN
training for the fall boxing season and
E-ill be ready % meet any boxer in his
class IN the country. SisECr would es-
ueciaIly like % Try his hand wIt- Tom
my Coleman Of Frankfort whom he
thinks was Just made 10 order for him
Harry Lewis SAYS that he is willing
TO box Young LOuEhrey. If any OF the
Philadelphia clubs VIII offer bin sum
I cieu- Inducements.
/ Kid Broad arrived in Memphis On Fri-
I day morning He Is matched TO box
( Joe SieEer- the. Denver, Colo. light
weight there tomorrow night
Joe Smith has trained Young Ty Cobb
ever since - went into the boxing bust
The Washington times., 1910-07-24
Minor Fans Howl.
AQUATIC NOTES

Jack Nagle, Of the Harlem Rowing
Club. IS making a trip TO the Western
rowing clubs II the interest Of the
National Regatta Committee. Ia Is
rounding up all Of the entries and ma
ING arrangements for transportation Of
BOATS Reports from headquarters tend
20 show that he Is making great head
way
The Washington times., 1910-07-24
CHANGES FOR FIFTH
GROWING BRIGHTER
Washington lacking the Feeble Sox, While Cleveland
Struggles With Athletics Crane Should Read
Papere-Another Game Won.
By THOMAS S. RICE.

fishing today that more runs have been
forced over the plate In The Ea-l0ue :
Capital this year than ll any other city
IN either big league we E0r two OF
them yesterday ll beating the SgE 8
20 a. Lang, a Soz E0IrEs-er. walked
Sahaefer 3D. the lrE- inning LeLEe-l
fCUIed 90 Sullivan Singles - CclruE
and E-=-Ie- allied the bases Lang
walked Mcbride forcing home ScEaefer-
Then Lang walked 20 the bench and
heard Hush Dul- discuss the current
topic, which was wild plrtHilE- SCOTT
succeeded Lang and walked hil.-ter.
forcing home CCuruEr after which he
made a wild pitch and let I'm Gessler-
What dye think O. thar2 TuEiauo
famed and it was all over. for lTcBride
had been thrown out trying 20 score on
the wild u5-cE.
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

Nick HAYES IS SUI trying to arrange
match between his Irish c1auuion.
Jack Fitzgerald. and Joe Grim. the Ital-
ian heavyweight Hayes IS willing 10
let FitZCeral1 meet Grim for auv num-
Der OF roBu6s on any reasonable condf-
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

Tashir-ron's fourth run came In
the sixth GesSler walked and took
second on l[cBrlde's single. kIlifer
drove TO Eur-ell- forcing GfessIeT- IN
ELalb forced ELiltcr. Mcbride taking
rHIrf. EEElaUb stole second and
when J5m Block made a throw 10
catch Mcbride or third the haG went
90 the Cu-de1d. and Mcbride went
home Very simple. indeed. Johnson
saw no use In hurting his arm or
iu the LAST inning and let I'D q Bit
Parent singled stole second. took
third or Ieid-T'S ou-, and scored on
Collins out Just then johnson re-
mem bercd he had an euEa cement and
concluded the performance bE fan
ming Dougnerty, she SoZ lesTing
sluEEeT-
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

Lew DurIscher says that while Harry
Lewis is considerably heavier than Leo
H0uck ne IS wiling to match the Ian
caster vVelter~eiEht against the PnfIs-
CElDEiau for any number Of rounds 4 q
match can be arranged
The Washington times., 1910-07-24
Clubs Standings and
Possibilities
and
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YesterdaYs ResuIts

Yesterdays ResultL
washington, A. Chicago, l.
Detroit. q, New York, ..
Philadelphia. .; CleveI and, O.
St Louis. g. Boston. O.
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

The annual regatta OF the Canadian
Association VIII be held az SLCatherfnes
On august .. AS this Is but z week
before the National very Few os-s---sr
rom the States VIII be represented.
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

Prom the form shown By the Hsr-
lens intermediate eight. the Loci IS
should win in the National Rezarra-
me only eight that VIII give them a
5000 race IS the Detroit Boat Club
crew, but Nasle's boys are too heavy
10 lose out
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

Joe Smith has trained Young Ty COBB
ever since a. went into the boxing bust
ness. and he thinks that he Is sure 20
make one Of lhe best men in his class
with q Lt-ie more experience
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

FRED tuessel and Fred Shepherd may
be sent 10 Canada 70 c0mDete IN +Ta
senior doubles, as il is hardly likely thar
the race VIII do them any harm. Thev
are easily the best pair Of doubles IN
the country
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

Coach Gianirni. Of the View vo-t-
A c. Is worried over the form Of
DuTanco Miller he is not as EoCI
IS ne was last year and does not seen
20 improve as quickly as Gianinui
would ike him to. Miller is fhe Or
hope OF the Mercury footers. and his
cluomates expect him 70 carry OF the
senior singles race
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

Walter Johnson was in ferfecr FORM
and famed eleven men, what else
could be said about q pitcher
The Washington times., 1910-07-24
Todsv5s Gamea

Boston az Chicago
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York AT 81 Louis.
The Washington times., 1910-07-24
Standing Of the Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
Pi-ts5urE, Q, Brooklyn. .
Philadelphia, 9; Cincinnati, .
Chicago, = Boston, 6.
New York. g ST. Louis, 2
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

Joe Janette. the New York Legro
heavyweight. IS chasing hard affair
sam Langford. but the Boston Tar
Baby does not seem 20 want any Of
his game and dsvotes all his spare
time in challenging Jack Johnson
The Washington times., 1910-07-24
Two Other Big Ones

The large innings OF 1910 n the Ma
tfonaI League were the first, En- the s.
I.ouis-Chicago game Of June On, ana
the ninth, In the Phuadelphia-Pitrsbu
controversy Of July IL Nine -alltes
represents the damage done 10 the Quo
pitchers on the first named date. and
also the damage d~ae TO the Pirate
curvers on tile last mentioned Gate The
men sIauchtered were king cole, Lew
Richie and Ed ReuIbach- OF the Chance
stable and CIeUu webb and Rec.
CCfrto White of the Clarke penIaur en-
try New TOrz's greatest number az
runs in one inning this year is seven
the HiEhIauders' seven and the SU-
perbas' five-
Every major league team except the
CHICAGO Americans and the BrooEiFl
has on ore or more occasion this year
scL-ed six or more runs IN an -1Ill1s
The limit Of the White SoE has beer
for7r
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

Kid Broad arrived in Memphis On Fri
day morning He Is matched TO box
Joe SieEer. the Denver. Colo, light
weight there tomorrow night
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

TOday's Games
No games scheduled.
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

Work is being pushed rapidly on
the new boxing arena OF TACK O'BTien
in West philadelphia IL viii seat
over 1000 spectators when CCmpi eLeo.
and IL is hoped 10 have IL ready by
the latter part OF September or early
III October
The Washington times., 1910-07-24
Record So Far This Year.

The large innings Of 1910 IN the Ameri-
can League. from April j. % July o.
Inclusive VIII be found below
April C5-Washi1Er7D, six runs IN the
third OF Manning and WARRIOR, Of New
york Final Washington, O. New
York, e
April z7-Boston, seven runs in The
eighth OF Gray ana HovIilI- OF Wash
fnEton. Final score-Bos-0n. H. Wash
inEtOn. l.
april 2s-Bostoa- six runs in the third
or OberIin. OF Washington Final score
Boston, @ Washiur on, g.
May 5-PhiladaIph -. six runs In the
fourth of Walker. Of Washington FL
nal e-PhIaGe1p hia. -C- washing
ton. J.
May 9-PhuadeIphia- six runs in the
sixth of Gray. or Washington Final
philadelphia 11- Washington o
NAY 1-New YORK SIX runs IN the
fifth of Petty and Howell, OF St Louis
Final sCCre-NeW York. a. St Louis. o.
May 1S-Detr0it- seven runs in the
fourth of Krause and DEgerr- OF PhiLa-
deluhia- Final ScOTe-DeCrOit- IL PnIia-
delphia, .
May 5a-Detroit. six runs IN the ninth
or StremmeI and Criss- Of 81 Louis
Final SCO-e-Ieetro1r, -E- 81 LOUIS, :.
June HDetrolt- seven runs En- the
thir5 Of K-ause and CoomHS Of Pl-.z-
delphia- Final score-Ietr0lt- ll- Fs-I1-
June Philadelphia SIX runs i'm the
seventh OF Doaue- OF Cleveland FINAL
score-Philadelphia. 49, Cleveland, L
June Z2-New York seven runs In the
eighth OF Atkins. Of Philadelphia FL
nal sCore-Eew York, Is Philadelphia
3
July S-Nev YORK six runs in the
nrst or Scott and Nuu1E- OF Chicago,
Final score-<eT York I5- Chicago, 4
July 9-WashiCErou. ten -uGs in the
fifth of Lake and Spade, ct -. Z ouls-
Final scOTe-TVa sliuE-Ou, T. St Louis,
July c-WashiuEt six runs in the
fifth or Ray. BaIlc- and Petty. Of St
louis Final scCre-S5L Louis. g. Wash
fnEtOn. @.
JuI~ fS-Boston. SIX runs IN the fifth
or NIuIIin. OF Detroit Final score
Boston. O. Detroit g.
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

,savaUel should massage his mind by
aiding the NEWSPAPERS now and then.
if he Is so careless as to always re-
main away from the park when Wash
instOn is playing IN New York
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

Geor-e NuIlin has cracked with the
rest Of the champion Tigers. The biz
boy has been badly bumped In his last
six appearances lIulHn has been Jen-
uin-S- uaiDStay in the twirlinr DEPART
m.nt Lhe last Two seasons
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

Del Howard. the old Boston player
IS doing better with Louisville than ID
did AT the start Del has stopped the
awful slump OF the Colonies, but IS
finding it hard work to start the tear
up Eis,
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

10 box Young LOuChrev. If any OF the
Philadelphia clubs viii offer bin SUM
-ieu- Inducements
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

Christy Williams, the KVlkesbarre
negro WelterWelgLL- has had an Ouer
from jolly Jumbo, the English fight
promoter, 10. 30 TO that country IN
the fan and box under his manage
meDt-
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

Vow that boxing has been put on
the blink on the Pacific coast the
majority OF the scrappers from that
region viii be drifting East as soon
as the cool weather sets In Among
the first who is likely 20 come East
VIII be Joe Thomas, who is very fond
OF PHILADELPHIA
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

Joe Smith is getting Tommy How
ell in fine shape Tor his bout IN Phil
aGeIphia on Tuesday night with
Young NitcEie- The little Italian is
rapidly improving En- his boxing and
when the fan season opens he VIII
be q hard proposition for any OF the
EhLs-
The Washington times., 1910-07-24

washington took a game from Clica-
- yesterday which was badly needed.
a. was also somewhat Of freak
II was another Of those cases
the Washington public gets more
bass ball Oddities for its money than any
other N the league We have not the
figures - rs, but are willing 70 make