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The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
WHIST CONTEST AT NORFOLK.
Local Club Leave Tonight on the
Steamer Newport News

Three teams Of four men each OF the
Washington Chess and Whist Club leave
tonight for Norfolk on the steamer
Newport News. 10 take part in the inter
city whist contest, held at the Lynnhaven
Hotel
This tournament IS the largest OF its
kind ever held. Three teams from each
OF the four clubs will participate-Ralti-
more, Norfolk. Richmond. and Washing
ton. Generally, when a whist contest is
held the different clubs taking. part send
but eight players. whereas in this tourna-
ment there will be twelve players 10 rep
resent their respective clubs The prize
to be played for IS a handsome silver cup.
costing 800. which will be up for corpe-
tition annually until one club wins Il
three times. They will then be allowed
20 own T.
Among the different pairs that will leave
tonight are Tclliver and Davis. Nye and
Smith, Polk and Tunocl. Lewis and
Hutchinson, Burbank and Cook. and
Maryland and Latimer. About twenty
five members will also make the trim
many Of whom intend 20 take their FAINT
lies with them. On Saturday three ses-
sions Will be held. one at 10 a. m. . %. n,
and p. m. Sunday will be devoted TO
sight SEEING and on Monday two big
sessions are held, which will close the
tournament, although a number Of the
party intend to spend severa! DAYS more
In visiting the many places Of interest
surrounding Norfolk.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
TENNIS TOURNEY CONTINUES
Snappy Play Marks Contests il
Middle Atlantic.
Gore Proves Better OF Mclean.
Other COntests-Card for
TO-day's Play.

After three days of uncertain weather.
the Bachelors were at last enabled 10
get in a full afternoon on their courts
yesterday Only four OF the courts were
IN shape. but fourteen contests were got
ten out Of the way. eleven by play and
three by default Several closely con
tested matches resulted, one OF the best
being that Of Mclean and Gore. Seized
uled for Tuesday. Mr. McLean's nonap-
pearance gave the match 70 Gore. The
latter. however. was not willing 70 win
by default. and proceeded 10 do the bust
ness In the regular way yesterday in
three sets, G-3, 2-s and ca.
Three matches were played of in the
women's singles. Misses Winner. Doont-
tie. and Bryan winning Miss Winner and
Mr. Hills met Miss Krug and Mr.. Deis
I'm mixed doubles. and proved themselves
the better I'm two sets One contest In
mems doubles played proved an inter
csting one. Willis and Lerch finally COM
ing out victOrs over Cotton and Cotton
after losing the first set.
Summaries FOR yesterday were as fol-
lows:
MEMS SINGLES.
First round-H0ltzusn d. Willis 81, - 81;
Fisehsr C. DE Motto. IS IS. 6-S. Deis Z. c.
Doyle by default Howard d. Grosv~nor by default
Bates d Dom by default Deis. & HIS. Is 5-5.
second r-1nd-H1ltman O. steele e. C-3.
Cake d. Fischer. 6-5. 6-3; Bates d. Tounge. O..
t-5. Gore d. Mclean. 6-3. 2-6. %
MEMS DOUBLES.
Second round-WlHs and Lerch d. Cotton and
Cotton, 81. rs. O..
MINED DOUBLES.
First -cund-Nfiss Winner and 1ir. Halls G. Mis-
krlg ard Mr. D-is IS 80
WOMEN'S SINGLES.
First rogn5-Niss Winner q. Miss =. Smith 60
s-6. Miss Bryan q. Miss Helen Downing. Go. S-s
Play In all four events Of the tourna-
ment VIII be continued to-day. and EFFORTS
viii be made 90 complete all but the chaI-
lenge rounds. these being put over until
next week on account OF the intercity
match on Saturday at the Chevy Chase
Club. The Doyle brothers were out to-
day getting into trim for the Saturday
and as Wallace johnson will in
all probability be one OF the Philadelphia
team, the meeting viii be watched with
interest.
The card for to-day at the Bachelors
is as follows:
MEMS SINGLES.
Third rolnd-Holzman vs. Cotton, Cake vs. Dcis
Howard IS. Bates Gordon vs.. II1urroy
MINED DOUBLES
First rJund-Miss Turtle and Alr H. Z. Dovle "a
Miss Smith and Mr. Fischer
Second round-NIiss Winner and Mr.. Hills vs.. Miss
Downing and Mr. Hacke,t
WOMEN'S SINGLES.
Miss Krlg vs. Miss +. Baker Miss Bran vs.
Miss Winner Miss Smith Mrs. Ramzce
MEMS DOUBLES
Gore and partner vs.. Gordon and Deis. McIaau
and Dunlop vs. Hills and Howard. Hoffman and
Kendall vs. Green ard W Doyle Hackc;t ana
partner vs.. Fischer and De Motto.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
JOLLY FAT MEN WIN CUP.
Big banquet Given TO Champions Of
District bowling League.

The District Ten Pin and Bowling
League awarded its prizes for the year
Of 1910 and 1910 last night ut the Jolly
Fat Mems Club, D near Tenth street
northwest
The Fat Mems Club won the cham
riCnship. which was a large silver. cup.
donated by the Palace Bowling Alleys.
After a hard fight, the Chamber Of
Commerce succeeded in carrying of the
second honors. The Fat Men also won
a large loving cup and a box az the Co
lumbia Theatcr.
A special prize offered for the team
winning the greatest number Cr games
was won by the Chamber Of Commerce.
with the Fat Men a close second. Many
other prizes were distributed for high
scores, high sets, strikes. spares. and
other individual events
y musical programme, furnished by
home and visiting talent. followed. and
was enjoyed by a large crowd. During
tho evening Mr.. John Becker. vice presi-
dent Of the league, delivered an address.
At the close Of the evening a banquet
was given The teams as they finished
are as follows: Jolly Fat Mems Club.
Chamber Of Commerce. Washington
Saengerbund. Potomacs. Carroll Insti-
tute, and Orientals.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
KING JAMES WINS HANDICAP.
Qualities for Toronto Cup at Bel
mont Park-Time, 81 40.

New York, May 26-King James quail
fed for the Toronto Cup to-day when ne
stepped a mile in the fast time OF 1:37
As and won the Van Cortlandt Handi-
cap at Belmont Park IN a gallop He
picked up 10 pounds. and with shil-
ling up, he followed the pace set by
August BelmOnts Priscillian TO the mid
die Of the far turn.
Then Shilling took King James through
on the rail, and, reaching the stretch.
Hildreth's horse breezed away from
Priscillian TO beat him by four lengths.
The summaries:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs. Antenor,
l03 lShlllingJ. 2 TO ;. won. Col. Stone. l08
tCreevy), 70 10 8. third Time 1.0l Hec-
tagon, Billy Strive, and Royal Eagle
also ran.
SECOND RACE - steepIechase; two
miles and a half Grandpa I4g page,
3 20 3 won. Jimmie Lane. 40 (Allen) 6
70 D second. Time 5:i2. Two starters.
THIRD RACE-FOur and q half fur
longs. Warbler, JOS Shilling, 8 10 5,
won, Mystic River, los tCreevy), s 20 I
second. Nlsi, Jos CDuEan). Z 10 Q third.
Time. O-5l 30. Gladys Earl and Rory also
ran
FOURTH RACE One mile. King
James, 10 (Shuling). 10 8 won. Pris-
Gillian, us CDugau) 6 10 3. second: Zenap.
~ iIEomasl, 60 20 J. third. Time. 80 ga
Wise Mason also ran
FIFTH RACE-Six furlonEs King
Olympian, ll6 DUgauJ, % g. won. Big
stick ll3 (ButwelD. 6 70 ], second; Ever
cit, JIG Shilling, even. third. Time,
liza is. Bang also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and a six
teenth- Bob r., 96 Gloss, 4 10 /. won;
Sir Clemes. ll3 LanEanJ. 70 3, second
Palcada, JOS (Creevy). 6 10 /. third. Time,
l.a5. Petronious and Nadzu also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
TAFT CUP RACE
ABOUT AUGUST 1
Plans for Atlantic Yacht
Club Event Reported.

II. f. Boucher chairman Of the Allan
tic Yacht Clubs regatta committee, was
in Washington yesterday consulting with
administration officials concerning the ar
engagements for the international yacht
race Of 1911 for the President Taft Gold
Cup. He called at the White House and
personally consulted with Secretary Of
the Navy Meyer.
The race will probably start from
Cherbourg, France" Mr.. Boucher re-
ports. which IS the most available west
ern point on the continent. and in addi-
ton Will enable the rival yachts to avoid
the usually prc.ailing rough weather Of
the North Sea. The finishing point on
this side viii be the Sandy Hook light
ship. The race VIII start on or about
August l. This date is fixed so as not
20 interfere with the Kiel regatta. which
is the big yachting event OF Europe
THE honorary committee appointed by
the Atlantic Yacht Club includes Secre-
tary Of the Navy George Won l. Meyer,
Commodore George J. Could. Commodore
F. T. Adams. Brig. Gen. William Crozier.
L. S. A; Rear Admiral Z. II. c. Leutze,
L. S. N; Collector Of Customs William
Loeb, jr.. Judge Henry J. GildersIeeve.
ex-Secretary Of the Navy Newberry.
Commodore Charles Sweeny, Atlantic
Yacht Club; Commodore J. b. Bergman.
Chicago Yacht Club: Commodore w. II.
Childs. Bensonhurst Yacht Club: Fred D.
Underwood. r. 9. Veit. Rear Commodore
Hendon Chubb Atlantic Yacht Club.
Commodore W l. Baum. Chicago Yacht
Club. and Commodore r. Lewis Clark.
Eastern Yacht Club.
Commodore Leonard Richards. Of the
Larchmont Yacht Club, IS chairman OF the
active committee with the following
members; Vice Commodore G. w. Tltcoub.
Atlantic Yacht Club. G. II. Runk. and
Commodore Francis VI. Wilson. Crescent
Atlantic Club"
The proposed race said Mr.. Boucher
rs creating much interest IN Europe We
leve that there will be many contestants.
After the details concerning the date
starting point. and other features become
known and the invitations have been ex-
tended there win doubtless be many de-
velopments on the other side"
As the President Taft Cold Cup Is given
.n the nature Of return for the Kaiser's
Cup OF 1905. it is thought that the Kaiser
licher Yacht Club. OF which Emperor
William is the head, viii be asked 20
cooperate with the Atlantic Yacht Club
in arranging the start The last trans-Ar-
lantic race attracted dozen entries and
those in charge Of the coming contest ex-
pect fully this number If not more.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
ALL THE NEWS AND GOSSIP IN THE SPORTING WORLD !
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital City Lcapue-Pmping Station. 4; Mid
Ways .
Departmental League Commissioner. 6: Navy, G.
sunday School Lcague-Gamc postponed
Marquette Loague-Diamond A. c.. y; G.. p.
o.. O.
Commercial Leagae-R. p. Andrews, II: The
Washington Herald. 7.
Suburban League-Woodburn. s: Mount Pleas
ant 3
Bankers Leagus-Oommercial, It; National City l.
Independence League-St Paul 3: Manhattan. 2
Railroad Y. N. c. A. League-Shcpnen. q sta
ton, forfeited. Exhibition game-Shopmen. s.;
Station s.
southern Railway League-Tafic 70. Operating ,
,
Olympia League-TennalytOwn. 9; Northeast
Club. forfeited. Exhibition gnme-Tennallytown.
s. Northeast, 3 10 innings.
Colorcd Departmental League Bureau 3: Post
Office (forfeitedl.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
JAMES A. O'SHEA PICKS TEAM.
Training for Charity Game at Amer
lean League Park, June 4.

A remarkably fast game Of baseball is
looked for when the Knights OF Columbus
and Chamber Of Commerce teams line I'D
Saturday afternoon. June /. IN the inter
est Of Washington Fairgrounds.
James A. O'Shea, manager Of the
Knights Of Columbus team, was seen at
the Knights Of Columbus Temple last
night. and expressed the greatest conf
dence in n Knights Of Columbus victory.
IT have gone over the entire organization
and culed the very best baseball talent 10
be had. All are experienced ball tossers.
and they are taking 10 their training like
the proverbiai ducks to water. They are
an aggressive lot, and expect to sea
them on their toes throughout the game"
Phil King, manager Of the Chamber
team, expects victory to perch on tia
Chamber banner. The team has been
going very fast this season" he said
and I don't imagine that the Knights NJ
Columbus team will keep US from a vic
tory"
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
HIT THE BALL HARD.
Commercial Bankers Trounce Ma
tiOnal City Outfit by Hard Hitting.

Commercial won easily from the Ma
uonal City team in the Bankers League
yesterday II TO I. For four innings the
game was good one, but in the fifth
the winners started TO hammer the ball
and the losers infcld got wabbly. four
runs crossing the plate as a starter. In
the seventh and eighth rounds the Com
mercial lads had regular slugfest and
in the final inning batted in ten runs.
Sab led at the bat with four hits
double and three singles, and PLAYED an
exceptionally good game behind the bat
The work Of Hines at short for the win
ners was Of a sensational order So.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
CATHEDRAL WINS GAME.
AlI-High school Team Fails 10
show ID.

As the All-High School team failed 10
pat in an appearance yesterday. the
Cathedral School played a team COM
posed mostly of Cleveland Park players,
with several Cathedral men in the line
up. The game was very close for four
innings. but in the fifth five hits in
row, followed by a couple Of errors. let
in five tallies Beggs pitched a steady
game, only one hit being made off his
delivery. a lucky hunt i'm the first that
no one tried for Crane and Murphy put
mp a star fielding game for Cathedral
and Smalls hitting was excellent. Upton
pitched better than the score indicates.
as several times hits might have been cut
off by faster fielding jeffrey made a
sensational stop and throw in the third.
robbing Mertz of what seemed a sure
Car-a-
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
FAILS TO THROW JOE GRANT.
Americas to WrestIe Shad Link ut
Gayety Tonight

Shad Link, the doughty heavyweight
champion Of the South. who gave the
big Pole, Zybiszko, one Of the hardest
bouts Of his career here in Washington
few weeks ago, viii go against Ameri-
Gus again at the Gayety Theater Friday
night after the regular performance Of
the Dainty Duchess" company. Anerl-
Gus again at the Gayety Theater to-
fering S25 TO any one he cannot throw
In fifteen minutes, failed TO put Shad
down on Monday night in the specified
time and stated at that time It was a
difficult matter 10 throw man as heavy
and at the same time so clever as Link
IN fifteen minutes, but he would wager
$50 that he could put him down in thirty
minutes. Link. not TO be blufTed. imme-
diately put up 500, which the light
heavyweight champion instantly COW
cred So it looks like a lively time for
tonight Link says: 'T merely acted on
the defensive Monday night but when
meet him again am going after him"
after him"
Last night the bout between Americas
and Joe Grant was one OF the fastest and
most exciting seen here in years. Grant
went the limit fifteen minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
10000 n Minnie

Prom tho Chicago News.
VINO is that swarthy man watching
the gyroscopic carr" asked the inventor
That's a NIcaraguan,' whispered his
assistant.
indeed Does he contemplate using
our car down in the tropical jungles?"
Oh, no! He is only astonished at see
ing anything that has more revolutions
than his home country"
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
TRAFFIC IS GOOD.
Operating Team Steam-rOIIed fl
Southern Railway League.

Traffic easily trimmed Operating in the
Southern Railway League yesterday by
the one-sided score Of 10 to . The win
ners batted the ball hard, and this, cou-
pied with a few wild losses by the Operat-
Ing aggregation, tells the story of the
game. Jones' batting and the fielding Of
Topley at third were the only noteworthy
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
GAMES TODAY.

Capital City League-Nayy vs.. Nidways
Departmental LeaEue-Agrculture vs. Post-ofice.
sunday School Loague-Langdon Ninth
Suburban League-Petworth vs.. Silver Spring
Marquette Leaue-Pension Bureau vs. Columbia
l0l
Independence League-Twlning vs. Nassau.
Terminal r. K. Y. ~ c. A. Lcague-Adams vs..
Tranmen.
Bankers League-Washington Loan vs. American.
Commercial League Brentano's Us. Berry & Whit
more.
Olympia Loague-St stephens vs. Tanglcwood.
Southern Railway LeaguC-NO game scheduled
COorCd Departmental League-A CTiculture vs. C..
r. o.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
PLAY TO STANDSTILL.
Navy md Commissioners Unable to
Decide Supremacy on White Lot.

In a see-saw game yesterday in the
Departmental League, Navy held the
Commissioners. to a tie, each side having
six runs when darkness halted proceed
ings.
Both Robertson and Buroker pitched
good game. each allowing only five hits.
but the former had a shade the better Of
It in the way Of strike-outs and free
passes. Watson played well for the
losers and secured the only extra base
hit Of the game q do7,Jla coo~o
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27

First base by crrors-Woodhurn. /: Mount Pleas
ant l. Left on bascs-Woodbun. 6; Mount Pleas
ant = First base on bals-Of Dyer. Z: of Jung
hans ]. Struck CIt-By JunEhaus 6. by DYER. 1
Sacrifice hit-Cmtin. Stolen bazes-Juughans King
Rawlings. Flood McKenny. Koehler Curtin Nc
lntyrc Double plays-Koehler % Hi,er. King 10
Grpp. Hit by pitcher-By Dyer DKoehlcr and Cur
TIM. Passed baIl-RawlnCs. Umpire-Nir Meyers
Time Of game-I hour and g minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27

Earned uns-Hcrall. 8. Andrews. g. Firs. base
by cTors-Herald !. Andrews. TO- Left on bases
Herald. 8. Andrews 7. First base ON baIls-On
OBuen. 2. OIL Garland 3 Hits madc-OF O'Bnen
p. OF Garland. G. Struck out-By O'Bucn. Q by
Garland. j. Thrue-bass hit-HoveI. Two-base hit
Ransom, Hanhey. Stolen bascs-Rausom o. Nor
Ms a. \ BOYD Thayor go. Beck. Hanbey j.
Murey ~, N, Garland. D. Muycy. a.. Garland
Double plays-Rous,n 20 r. Boyd % Beck. Hit
BY pi,chcr-By O'Buen. Passed ualls-Thoue .5l
JmUire-Mr. ConneS Time Of eamc-I hour and
81 minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27

Let on bases-St. Paul s. Marhattau. Q FYrsf
base on halls-On Greer 3; on Nutven 2. oe
Kraft J. Innings pitchcd-By Greer. 2. by NM.
wen. T. Hits madc-Of Greer. /: OF NutwsI
Struck out-By Greer. !. hy Nutwen. Z. bv Kr,f.
Two-base hits-Lyuch. BealIe. Sacrifice hits-Heitt
Goodman. Senenuno. DonncIy. Kraft Oakley.
Stolen bascs-Sack ~. Coleman Ferar E~.c.
Onkey. Double pays-Gpodman % Coleman. CbarI-
ton 20 Coleman 20 Bealle; Whi,marsh % DonneIlv
~ BcaIe Wild pitch Kraft. Passed ball-Goo5
man Umpsre-AIr Webb. Time Of ramo-l bour
and 30 minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
BUSINESS SECTION TEAM WINS.
Technical High school Champions
Meet Defeat by = to 4.

Section So Of the Business High School
defeated Section B5. the section cham
pions Of Tech. on Wednesday by s 10 g.
The Tech boys secured their runs in the
early innings. as a result Of the poor
fielding Of Section 81
The Business boys rallied In the fifth.
when Kirk drove three runners over
the rubber with a triple to right. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27

I--- % I1sIa-NI1Tm61. s. ST7TI-I s F-rS1 10
on halls-Of Hughes. .; Of Brady !: Of Carroll /
Innings pitchci-By Hughes &. uy NIclhhu 3. by
Brady. 3. by Carroll l. Hits made or Hughes 3.
on McNahu. 1; OF Brady. .. OF Carroll. s. struck
out-By Hughes. &; hy Brady. 6; by McNlahu O.
Home uJn-Brady. Tlreo-basc Lit-Klehl stolen
bascs-Suliyan Hughes. Thompson. His by pitcher
By Carroll 3D.. Hughes d. Wild pltches-Brady
o.. Hughes. Umpire-Mr Haud!boe Time OF
gamc-l hour and 3 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27

IwohaS1 hits-JCnes o. Beach Cahil. Baurh-
man ThrcC-blse hi,-Joncs HIT made-ON Car
rctt. 10. of Tanner. 2 stolen bases-Tauner Crabm
Jones. Carter. Beach, Brown. Double pay-CrabM
tnassstcdl. Prs, base on balls-Of Garrett 6: or
Baugaman. g. Hit ty uitch-r-Lm Brown Law
rgnson. Struck out-Bv Garrett s. ~ Baughman
3, by Tanner o Passed ball-R0hins0u. Wild
pitcacs-Tauncr. !. Garrett. l. Umpire-Nir. LAUGH
ton. Time Of game hour and 10 minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
Wilkins. who was on the firing line for
the winners. nitched c.ilt-edred han S.n-n.

First base BY ercrs-Sewago Pumping Station. (.
Midway. L Left On bases-Pumring Station. 2.
Midway. c. First base on balls-Of Wilkins /. on
Jones. Struck out-By Wilkins Q, hy Jones &
TWobass hit-M Kraft. Sacrifice hit-Crabar
Stolen bases-NIuuay. Davis Double plav-Davis IN
Clements Hit by pitcher-By Jones MURRAY Far
ven; By Wilkins (Dowueyl. Ump,re-NIr Hoffman.
Time Of game-l hour and 80 minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27

Earned runs-Cath1drd First base by errors
Cathedral. 4. Left on bascs-Cathcdral. s: C1sve-
land Park. T. First base on hails-OF Rcrvs
Innings pitchcd-By Beggs s: by small. l. Hits
made-0f Beggs. ]; of Upton. o Struck out-By
Beggs. :; by Upton. :. Sacrifice bits-C-anc. Small.
Clark. Murphy. stolen hases-Clars small. Mur-
rty: Murray. Miller. Hit hy pitcher-By BegRs
NIlCrI Passed halls-Charm1n ISL. Tmnira--lT-
Perry. Time Of game hour.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27

Runs scorcd-By Deuies. Widmayer. Hessler Be
nitez. Dunn. Two-base hts-Hessler o.. Dunn.
Sacrifice hits-Tobin. Stock. Clements Benitez ~.
Bases on balls-By Green. 5; by Hinchman. g.
Struck out-By Green. 10. by Hincbnan. D. Left
on bases-Catholic University Il; Rock Hi. Z.
First base on errors-Rock Hill 4: Catholic Uni
vcrsity, , Umpire-NIr Pensmith. Time Of game
? hours and 80 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
JUNGHANS is EFFECTIVE.
His Pitching Lands Victory for
WOODBURY. In Suburban League.

Woodburn defeated Mount Pleasant in
the Suburban League yesterday. princi-
paliy because Of Junghans' steady twirl-
ing Kohler played sensational ball for
Woodburn and King starred for Mount
Pleasant Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27

Earned commissioners. 2. Navy. l. First
ease oy errors-C Commissioners. g. Navy s. Left on
oase'-C commissioners. s. Navy. G. First base on
rA-S-On BnFoker' T. on Robertson. l. Struck out
BY Buroker. s; by Robertson y T,ro-b,,e hit
W atson- Sacrifice hit-Harding Stolen hascs-Iav
watson. Giebel a. McDonough o.. Bigelow Wild
pten-Buroker Passed ball-Giebel Umpire-AIr
Iels. lime Of game-l hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Toledo-Toledo. 6; Louisville O.
At St Panl-Kansss CITY. 3. ST Pa . Second
game; Kansas City. Z; St. Paul. l.
Al Coiumous-lndianapolis. Z Colur us . Sec
ond game; Columbus. ;; indianapolis T.
AZ Ninneapolis-Minneapoli l. milwaukee,, O.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27

First base on bllls-OT StadlG Q. OF Chlubslin
2 Struck out-By StadCr 10: by Chamb.rIin. g.
ThrCe-base hit~-Callahln o Tuo-base hits-Caua-
han ~. W. ChambCrln g. smith Van Wdrmer
stolen bases-Carvtn, Stadlgr ~ C.. Chambcrliu
Double p.ay-C. Chamberln % KIdwcu % sullivan
Hit ug piicher-By StadCr, I: by Chnmbcrliu. I.
Sacrifice hit-Sub,an Umpire-B Ray Time Of
game hours and 10 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27

First base By erroTs-COmmercial. 2. Left on has,
balls-Of Holder 6; of seay. 3 strDcL 60 % o.
Holder. /; seay. g. Two-base hits-saIb Hoov.-
H. Seay, W. Seay r. Sacrifice hits. Seav StoIo-
6ases-Sebren ~. Hoover SsIb. Freeman n scov
Newiand. Double play-Holder to A. Ouintsr5'
nv % pItoheT-By w. Seay. Wild pitches-W
nsy' Tine Of sams--2 hours and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
CONTINUE TO WIN.
Sewage Pumping Station Makes
Short Work Of Midway Outft,

Short Work Of Midway Outdt,
The Sewage Pumping Station nine de-
feated the Midway crew yesterday I'm the
Capital City League IN a weIl-played con-
test to .. The winners won the game
in the third inning by punching their
hits, when they made four runs. which
proved 70 be enough % win the contest.
After the fatal third Jones frightened up
and held the enemy runless the remainder
Of the game
Wilkins. who was on the firing line for
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
Forfeit Game in Co1ored League,

Post-ofice forfeited TO the Bureau team
in the Colored Departmental League yes
terday. on account Of their inability TO
place nine men on the field.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
PLAY TEN INNINGS.
Exhibition Game in Olympia League
Results in Tie

The Northeast Club forfeited TO Ten
nallytown in the Olympia League yester-
day by nonappearance. An exhibition
game was played by Tenuallytown and a
picked team, the contest ending in the
tenth inning, 10 8. Callahan starred
AZ the bal ScOra-
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
SOUTHERN LEAGuE.

At Mobile-NIobile. 6; Memphis, s.
o., At Nex Orleans-New Orleans. .; Atlanta. l
At inningham-Bimingham s; Chattanooga. /
At Montgomeg--Montgomery. 2; Nashville. O.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
MANHATTAN IS BEATEN.
Defeat Mt HHnds OF -. Paul Tribe
Gusts Them from Top.

st. Paul yanked Manhattan out Of first
place in the Independence League yester-
day by beating them. to .. in an exclt-
ing battle. Both pitchers twirled good
ball but errors behind Kraft proved his
,rp1ofvc~ Ccora.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
G. P. o. SHUT OUT.
Diamond A. c. Whitewashcs Clerks
I'm Marquette League.

Before Piozet's good pitching the C. p.
o. team was helpless Yesterday. while
the Diamond A c. rolled up comfort
able total off the two twirlers of the
clcrl,,s nine. Scnrn.