davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1910-05-13

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q Mrtshcr I1A Hlis ~ q ~ ltgnad Carr.
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FoS HIus ~ 8-u,. "a . Gurus roA Huls i7
~ y + Hdlt FoG Hill, - a - e s. sss,-ea,
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sp ,lrlo1s ,,sa' ors1, n ''s' 70 io65s,aa
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&, ,ohen. ioi.l uood a. 81 90 ID NgN
man. .ON HlIs. ~ - i0i y D.. lrc to1 hiils
ID Wal..r Fifhmoud D0untB q - ig y
% r,ouohue Tot Hlns ss % im H. a. Ruilors
FoN Hll, 20 5a 10 smith, IiIshing -
N iht " ~ ustfandrf los iiils 1 N ln
10 Is Martin New or O. 4 - - iuu =
Hedrrs foryst PARK a O - g. 4 Su.lth
FoA hus tl. s. - J g l9fan. iot liil.s 81
- Do ~ Nuolsr} Uoll, wood. IS A IN
Major "a T. Hahn foN iihis -. a3 ~ ~
DtnuucI. Nrw Aurs q e.. - - ll., q D..
rleEhsr Dln~oodis o. a i5. {, b. Hrh
NlHrsdt'r a. - fil
H0sIuN May o. There WeTc lgs starter.
m fhr fifteenth IuhJil spring foufuaWeut l'
BruukIIue to-day v " NhUtefuurr "a on
Hr r,UTp uT.yr yth ~
The sun., 1910-05-13

A. Dallas Dallas a. Houston .
Al Fort North tJTt Worth, q waco
A shgrrsnoTt tiall estJn q. ShrrNrpoll Q
Al Okiat0fna tIy Ssn Antonio O. ukinh0ua
HTfU d
The sun., 1910-05-13
EISTERN IRAGUE.


RocHHsTER. Nay if-James Sgoti Holmes.
eNen thsuah he walked EiA % the New arss th's
aftsT1ooa. he'd thgm % thfeo him. not q VIA nf
had sTfaiic rontroi ii ths tiTd and f6Arth innings
end the lotals miAed IN lnned hits that scofed
THEE ufna. Tha nroFe
The sun., 1910-05-13

saaEtCAa LhAdUE
Neu YUrk St l.ouis n HDsinn Clryc
F .r . ndCiphia, ChicaE0 ln Washington
kirtOsaL LuAaru
o. e g'r 81 fnria BrooAilB IN Cincinnau
H.f Wa HtiahurH h0rion On rh.rago
8tHrEuE LUa1uF
-ss.s afHaio isrsrY CIV IN HGrhas Ter.
Fr..rrr.t I1lunt0. halumarc IN hnauals
The sun., 1910-05-13
monaEs AND CARNAGE.

FOR SALE-A pair Of young
bay carriage horses; splendid ac-
iiOn: TO be seen at I9 COrnelia
S.. N. Y.
The sun., 1910-05-13

Totaa - sstH
.nst,ri f8r Maronry lu NE 6iih iEuing
PaiIhdrlphia
Clnr.urat
TuB.- ptIindeiubia 1arfiitsrh tinrinaau
uIfrfru q Euau g. DgN neF 2 hgisrnn. Two
Lr.r n#I EraB, Mace. .: i'het's. stolen haacs-
Ia H'.s . Taah Double plays Mclean 4nd Lf1n
Ilauurt fran and nuhhtesi. humplnq., Nalsh
m Tbtsn ~ m0Fen 3 % humphnes. .. ult
b. uitrbrr Iiy Manuury iPnsheTt. ~ humphues
b Iluwnrr| @arudcc hits ~ uuWney, LQpert.
IA ia uIfrnrs Torsn Maruner. struck out-ny
suarF s. b. MaTunei D. Lot - nAaet- IN
giIrau 4 phiiadaiphia. 7. Nmuire IN chlgf-
O'Uar assistant umpire e-bfannan- Hme-i
hour and n miautes
" LoUIa nN ~. Q. BnsroN ~. ~,
~ L0rIa Ma ~ pa1pite ~ fart ihai thfee
10 .risrs ere I'd me sessions lot ne anal zane
The sun., 1910-05-13

NNNaIH ~ p ~ ~ 7
'Ir I'iins IN thg eighth Ihnlag.
0ug o o. 70 q
BOD Oi0o oOOOO o.
~ I9In Haftfrli. Sicphrus B0sfon
r.saI THsf base on efnors h1ston. Q NJ
# t| len % hasrf uoainn, 3. Sc Louis
j. on balls On C0l1nb. 3 OF tlruftr
HfrIrk ont dy t0iilns. 2. bY lake
~ N'fr Stephens. etonf. narunrr bic
or 8nOlI.e plays i.ord Aiahl and WaTnrs
Et Hal1lrT and Hishi hpeafeT ana q az
rlfIrr .r chief Eran. assistant ImuArr
w Tine . IoHT and a mlnufra
The sun., 1910-05-13

A. MuWauter MiwauErc . tI.lIuBus. =
Al kansas CiW Toirul. g Husns 80
The sun., 1910-05-13

Runs Roc chester Toaley. DeininEef, spencer
Nactihre dy- hlalf. hlolgu pase fuiter. hli
by ptcheT-hY MrGinniu. 1. first base GA balis
-on liUimes. 4. OF Mc0inuiN. 2 Siruck out
~ nOinlss. a. ~ McOinniy, = Irft on basss
Rorhestef, 5 Newark = Umpire Kelly. Inc
hour and ~ minutrs
gunaGT CIV. ,. noSrAhAi.
NOMINAL. May " After three days ol post.
ponementa Monireal 0pqned tne season ~ home
70 dar Niua Jersey CITY "a . muddy neid Jersey
GV NQp, 70 :. after playing a. e1tfa inning
oelng . thsdeath of Aln9 Edward the usual opvn.
Ing day cgTenoaies were eliminated TIE score
The sun., 1910-05-13
CNGHT THE TIGERS And WON
1IBLINDERS TOOK CANE
AFTER 4 BAD STiRI.

,SSyesldeni saerman and Jack WarheP
s,h mere Z NJ lllt Game by BeR-
= against the CisNelands Browns
halb Got Another Trom the lastons.
nd place wasa reward of merit for the
ui~pder- Tor heating the Detroiis agaih
v..yiav The former played uphill ball
,,dyrhed me champions down 10 fourth
~, The Athletics shut cut the Glove
.w Render, the Indian. pitching a nc
=, anne tor he winners. AMER many
,,,r.. day. the ~ i.ouis Browns fna lly
vcu game They wor-ted the Bostons
Thsesnt-
Ns,Hark. ); Dctroli. =.
PhuadelphlA, =; cleveland. o.
~ LOals, =; Dostoa. ..
~ washington RAIN.
The sun., 1910-05-13

Totals 3 % o
atted 'or Nweruey W TIE ssCunI luuus
B uif 40 % 10
a. fork o. 90 100
Dctrni. ID. Jones Igsh Jubb yes
tf-hemphu laporiE. K1arh channel 1..
- rat hase un CTrur. lcIruft . lHlI au Lasr.
u1it. Nrw hurh. lsnl base uu uH|,
utiiian q OF Narhop g. ~trUtb uII ut fH
81 Two hEse hit.u IuuVs aHCssDr uIf,
~. Cohb sacnlcc rIys urFuantj uaIhu1
~ hascs tnanneil. Austu uuu blr u.a.
tphIl and hnarh h iiu p'iChFr. IrUanin~
Nan. hits=On hruN ning s In une aud ua'
n innings % kiihan. m Tour auu tu % thlfCs
mEs mpife ln rhicl Fruur Assstfu
IRE q LJugh hin. llmr , Lo4. aud .l 900
aDiAnELPHfA a. g.. CLEvtLsND. U
ltlADEiFHIA MAJ O. chief bender shut
.RFriand % day IRON q bic or run. fue Ath
a. Ninning b to0 Turner VA Toe shN
Hs ATracn nnsi he bsing passed. bur ue eas
e a caught trying 20 steal secOnt Tue
Hfof
The sun., 1910-05-13
. EToWN cON ;


rIorhrs Mana lleeo
Haiisries DAY iOn and ngbs0a. ulFirh and
.Aislioy Umpiro Thumpsou.
AZ imrham. \ New Hampshire state. a.
4, Nsrthas,d " Norpich University. No.
Coiby o.
The sun., 1910-05-13

N n0U tromsD Non tgomrn Memphis g
II Mobile Atlanta. Wolfe
II RirWlnghBm Nashville. Birmingham. Z
The sun., 1910-05-13

Al Green si,orU anderson. 2 Grrsush1ru o.
Al t,r~ruyiiir Ureru1 iIr 'Hau1i'r {.
The sun., 1910-05-13
TURF
RACING
BELMONT PARK

Trains leave q. sam ~. i22n. In, 20 n,i0.
saturday nnitI. special car sur Turf and Fleid
ttub mcnhers On - tfain. Leave Eiagnuah Ave.
l- 10. iia. - uao saturday unlyl.
The sun., 1910-05-13

A. Iynn Lynn. g. Hat oThlli.
A. Lowell zen River. 4 Lowell s.
A. iaG renee Lawrence. e. y urnt sfcr
AZ HrDrkfuL New Mruiiufd Hfur tub.
The sun., 1910-05-13

'Baiied FOR Kssfs ~ the teath lnnlhs
Jersey cry o O0 y o "a
MUntreal O0i o %
Runs-Isrsey CITY lement :. Perm Mon
trcAl-Nattrrss. COfcoTan. Two base hits cor
cOran. ? Ciemeat MoellsT first bssc on errors
Jersey Cy. Left On basez-Jsrsey Ciu, Q.
h0ntreai, q Sarriace hlts-Haniord. hAnnifan.
Madden stolen hases Clement Hshford. First
base % balls on Perry, T. % kcets. Hlt b.
pitchcr-hy kceie uoildyl. " Ferry NSageTi
Double play Cocki1. CTist and Hahnifan. struck
OFT by Ferry. by keefe. mpirv in chifi
Sianord Assistant umVirs boz glr Time (.
h0uFa
Az foHoSTo
naltmorr q q o Ole O-A 5
Tofonio q q % y
hatteries- NauBN. tOu1o1'. ~yhuidi And
Egan smith and Na8drgrlu
AZ hUUAtu
Providence o o 90 O02 O. 10 a
Buffalo o ]
naiirrig, Thompson. lavender ani PctrrsOu
sperr and gods.
The sun., 1910-05-13

Fair start won handliy. Fi0nmei. b. T.. 4, ~
M,-smersi irUquols Belle. owued and trained
la ID bauer.
The sun., 1910-05-13

~ waterbury Nuierbup = ypnuFGeld o.
40 Uoiyukf Nru Natcn, Iu iulYOar.
A. Hartford Hartford. Northampton
a. RFiaEeuort bridgeport = NcW Britain 3
The sun., 1910-05-13

Poor start Won easily. Pcnnyroyal. hlk. C.. :.
by Wld Mint Jeunic MrCabr ogncd hy the
WOodhayen Stable. trained by Thomas Welsh.
SECOND HACE.
The sun., 1910-05-13

Good start Won easily. Hose Queen, hr &, q
by Kingston hite Hose owned BY A. kOniEa.
berg. trained hy ). g. hiidreth-
sINTm nACn
The sun., 1910-05-13

Totals. - sAiA o Totals - s.i II o.
Newark 900 OOOO 90
HnchesteF % OOOO . a
The sun., 1910-05-13

A. Lancaster l.angaster. . harrisburg 10
At YU5k " liiAmatsTi, % iufE,
AZ Heading NeadInr . Intnsi0uu.
AZ rTentIn rren'uu q Altoona
The sun., 1910-05-13

Good start won driving. "a Bal. CD. e.. aged.
by Verge dOr- -NiObe. 0Nned and uained hg
Ar a. HaHmaW
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
DALEY WILL CAPTAIN
GEORGETOWN ELEVEN
Right Guard Is Today Chosen Leader Of Football
Team for Next Fall-Taken as an indication That
Game VIII Be- Restored

final year in Prep School. and last sea
son was a member OF the freshman
crew which was the only representa-
ton Georgetown mad on the water.
During his two years on the -oo@oail
team Of the university he has played
T1ght guard. He IS now a member OF
the varsity crew squad. and IS consld-
cred a most likely candidate for a seat
IN the she'll He is also assistant mana
ger OF the crew and after bis career as
captain OF tine football team. VIII move
Up TO the position Of crew manager
Election Close.
Dailey's only opponent I'm TIE election
was Norman NyInard, also Of the soph-
omore class. and aIl-Southern tackle
this year The ability and popularity Of
both m=n was unquestiOued, and rather
than express a choice between the two
candidate several who were entitled
10 vote, RETAINED from dom ESQ
The vote, while sufficiently decisive
20 indicate the preference Of the play
eTs, was vet close enough TO indicate
that IN the opinion Of last season 8 team
either Of the candidates would have made
an able captain. Only players WHO had
won their &C on the Eri Iron wee
eligible to vote and the majority OF
these were present
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
SAM WISE IS DEAD
At HOME At AKRON
Former Washington Baseball
Player Falls Victim to
Appendicitis.

AKRON. Ohio, Jan 22-Ssm WISE,
former National League baseball play
or and umpire, IS dead at his home
here. OF appendicitis, after c0nceaIiug
the nature OF his disease from his wife
for a number OF days
Wise WIS born in this country fifty
TWO years age After entering baseball
he played with independent teams until
1873. in 1SSl-S1 he became q member OF
the famous Akron semi-professfouaf
club that was managed by Charley Nor
ton, VINO has been a close associate o.
Wise ever since
The club At that time included such
players as Morton. Bid lT.prae- Tony
Mulidne, I'd SwarJUCOd. Rudolph Keen
Ter. Leech MasEreE-s and the twO Man
sells. Wise played third Bsse
IN the fan OF 1851 the American As
ISOLATION aud the National League vas
organized and bought up che Akron
players y zee went to Boston. where
he played ShoTtstoD and other i1fieTd
positions for seven years. He was with
Boston when that club won che Nation
al League championship in 1Ss2
From Boston he went 10 washington
and later played infeId with other Ma
tiOTEl teams. Wise wound I'd dis base
ball career with Buffalo, being signed
by Charles Morton who managed the
Eastern League club Of that CITY In
1897 he quit the game and Heur into
business in Buffalo.
OF late years Wise had umu5rcd many
games in this section.
The Washington times., 1910-01-23

The first official actlen by the George
town football team, looking toward a
restoration Of the sport, was taken this
morning when Vincent Dep. Daley was
elected captain Of next rall-s eleven
While the faculty nde not yet gwen
It's consent for intercollegiate matches
next season, the naming of a captain Is
taken as a strong indication that the
university viii be represented o.. the
gridiron next fall providing the national
rules committee votes for such lesIsia-
ton As viii insure a saner and afer
game than in the past
Ready For Sport.
The meeting this morning not only
demonstrated that there Is strong
feeling for the same at Georgetown, bat
resulted IN placing Jbe whole mater On
a more satisfactory basis In case ti;e
facuIty's vote should be favorable
The captain elect halls from Brock
port. n Y. 2nd-1S considered thorough
IL representative. He prepared for col
IeCe at the Georgetown Preparatory
school and is at present a member or
the SonhOmore class IN the college He
played football and TOwed during MS
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
JACK JOHNSON HELD
ON ASSAULT CHARGE
With Gaudy Raiment and
Admitting Cohorts, Fighter
Attends Court.
Continued from First Pase)

red. testified that they were serving
drinks 20 The two gentlemen and they
screamed and ran out when the trou-
Pfr6er. wearfuz his eve in mourning
and his face covered with court plaster,
said that he had known Johnson for
years that he had invited him 10 have
a glass Of beer and that the fighter ex-
claimed cOntemptuOusly- Il never
drink beer I drink wine now, and al
ways viii
Got His Coat
Mr. Johnson got nay scat when ne
said that" declared Pinder. and when
he also added tha5 3 was cheap skate
Why, YOU big dub I shouted. 4
used 10 know you IN Boston when you
didn't pay your boarding 6ouse bis,
and when you we're might glad 20
Crink a kettle OF suds-
with that. he - and bIned me
fell down and hs kicked ne Then a
lady present took ms head on ler iar
and begged Mr. johnson uoF 70 mt me
With a chair. but lie id and then ne
reached ior his gun
While Piude- was testfylnC- johnson
smiled confidently. showing two rows OF
gold teeth, and leaned on the judge s
bench when called to the stand he de-
cIared that his occupation was a teach
er Of boxing
Your honor ne said. Just look al
Pinder Too aEsy-
Why should 7 want 10 fEht that
uiccer2 II 7 Ha1 hit him with my fist
would have broke his Jaw II woul,
have kicked him he would be a dead
man today. 7 admit made a luuEe al
him when le said that I had DRUM
beer out or a kettle In Boston, but ht
got scared and ran back and fen dowr
stairs
In our profession We don't use ou1
feet We use Ou- hands and our brains
7 would have hit him hard for insulting
me before those two ladies. but ny
manager M Little. grabbed me
DO YOU mean 10 say, Mr. Johnson,
asked Mccullough, that a man the size
/ Of AT- Little could have stopped You
Mr.. Jack Johnson when You were II
rage and trying 10 set AT a man
/ do not believe ne Is strong enough
Anybody can stop me when ] an
angry. If he IS cooI-Headed- That j
i al that IS necessary, for me 10 know
that ne has his senses about him an,
Z is q friend of mine All that ne has q
do IS TO throw his arms about me an.
I hold me I did not wound Mr. PindeT
/ He wounded himself falling down tn
little testified that he always bel,
I Johnson when he got into trouble
/ That's uart of my job keeping M
/ champion from getting into trouble.
I ne said.
/ The magistrate evidently vas I'm
Z pressed with the holding idea ''T Wi
4 hold YOU 70 the grand jury st.F'
& Eouds,- said the court
/ The TWO Cul0rrd Mattresses who's
/ presence caused Johnson 20 become an
3 Srv at the beer drinking fling, wore re-
/ hair
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
TOHNSON'S TIL rs WITH LAW
HAVE BEEN MANY AND VARIED

2.
on writ or attsc ueuti y suit o
his
violating Boston. fined
ons- Paid s.
old
smashed automobile u a wild ride through city
automobile
5ded broken Young white seriously
hur as o reckless
Police OF
oodst
euole auto and it,
"a 81
be r
Al
trac o sro 2
break in cab
il red with
III and in
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
GEORGETOWN BOARD
TO HEAR BYRD CASE
Eligibility of Athlete Will Be
Decided ! dependent of
A. A. u.

Georgetown athletic managers are to-
day, unoffciaIly, considering the an
uouncement that "Curley' Byrd has
been suspended by the South Atlantic
Association Of the Amctcur Athletic
Union.
What influence this action OF the A
A l. viii have upon the future status
Of the athlete in his connection with
the university will not be known until
the executive committee has met and
given Byrd a hearing This wiu be
done within the next rev days.
Good Athlete.
Byrd is considered one Of the best
ali-round athletes at GcorgetOW-- He
was withdrawn from the football team
before the Virginia game, because OF
the SIX months residence requirement
TOT men coming from other universities,
oNt ne was being counted upon as q
most likely candidate for the track and
baseball teams.
C. l. Beckett. chairman OF The regis
JTaJl0u committee Of the South Atlantic
Association. announced some time ago
that ne had started an Investigation Of
bJTds standing. but il IS most likely
that the investigation at Georgetown
VII be cond-lctcG entirely independent
Of the A A u
The Georgetown faculty has refused
10 saEction the complete field and track
schedule arranged By Manager Nc
Nulryr and has limited the team TO two
trips This wiz neccssitate the can
collation. Of the dates for the r chuoud
College and FOrcLam games. so the list
as Il remains IS as follows
Track Schedule.
February Is-FederaI games, Co1ven-
ton Hail. Washington.
February 25-JOhns Hopkins, Fifth
Regiment aTmOrys Baltimore.
March J-GeOrEetOWn meet. COuven-
ton Han. washington
March I1-Columbia meet. Madison
SQUARE Garden. New York
Maua-nr Mc\ultv has completed an
agreement with Cornell and Peuusyl-
vauia for a twO-Uile relay race at the
Georgetown meet. and this. together
with she annual GeorEetoUu-NIr giuia
race, VIII be the feature or the games
The principal candidates for the var
sit- relay team nov training under
Coach Foley are included in the follow
ing r-t- Captain Martin. Byrd Reilly
Pierce. DuIEhcTJv. AIUlii-au, Gross, Wy
u=-. Murray. Jennings, MadiCau, and
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
Saturday.

Doubles. 6-f5 p MI. Waters and
Fritz. A. .. Field ana Brcsuan- A. =
T;oarfcIz and Pearson A, 4, Allison and
I[rauss. y. =, SlafTer and Hammer a
O. Miller and " Miller. y
- n. nj Parker and De No- B. =,
Eoei1sou and If'yle. O. =, JACOBSEN AM
lTgNnagv. r. = Gore and wilson g =.
I.arra1-s and Smith, Is, ~ Brown and
sherwood T.
Singles 40 r. MI ~2e- Wo9d- a. =
Parker b e. g. Miller, ~ I, Fritz. A.
=. he 70 y. p Ludwig \
Doubles, g-0- p M. IhomeS ana
Myers. b - Ward and Cox, L, g, Knox
and TsfrkctrS- a
singles. 1913 o. M. GiIday. 3. .,
Walsh b - Gore c. 9. Moss, 3, =
Levers. E.sF. Henderson, G.
Tho Wilmington DucEpin ASSOCIa-
tIlu was ORGANIZED last night 40 the
Palace alleys 4 COMMITTEE consisting
Of NIeSSrs- Cox. ETei-cr, ArrulnSer- and
Harlow vas appointed To draft con-
Srifut'1u AMI report at the next meet
ing. = saturday February -
g committee Of McSsrS- Mcclure.
Ross- and I[TCi-CT was appointed 70
draft "a letter inviting all organized
clubs Of the District 10 Join this aSsC-
citation = press committee OF &TeSsrs-
appointed George T Cox. a life mem
Der Of the District tparenu League and
washington City Association Of Tcnpin
Bowlcrs, was in the chair James =
NcCurdy was acting secretary
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
HOPKINS ATHLETES
FOR @. w. u. TOURNEY
Baltimore University Has Large
Squad Preparing for
Games Here.

BALTIMORE. ian In order TO be
81 the best CONDITION possible Ter the
annual indoor games of George Wash
irEtou University, 10 be held - Con-
ventiou Hall. Washington. Saturday
night. February 8. the candidates for
the Johns Hopkins track team are train
ing daily IN The cage under The super
vision OF Coach William z Hoffman.
This viii be the first meet that TIE
Black and Blue team viii compete IN
this season. Every week or two there
after there viii be games held either
u Baltimore. Wash saETon. FLl-adClp h1d,
o. Richmond unit. the OItur-S season
Cpens- The Hopkins Athletic AsSocia-
ton viii enter a large number Of sth-
letes in all these meets and the runners
have a busy time ahead
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
ENTER
WRESTLING TOURNEY
Georgetown and Gallaudet to
Compete In Guard Crap
ping Meet.

Georgetown and Gallauael toGey - me-
ga me management of the National
l.,,s-5 and Memorial Club wrestling
t777rnarnant that they would enter teams
g. .ba event carded for February =
and - ,z-,,-
80 these schools had formidable
+o5ros a., rhe field last season and prom
5.e % aa-rre in the prize-winning IN the
--,,,5r7s- tourney. 10 announcement OF
-f-l. rrT7r,ber Of men that each schOo'
IN enter has ben made. but u j
r9,,---lr that the entire squads VIII oe
IN for a crack at the handsome prizes
which have been offered
q Eugene Edwards. who Is al ''e
,-o7v,- Of the tourney, Is more ti-a.
T,Tessed with the number OF egtrles ~
ar being received daily Sno Ett,li0-
--rnr-cadenL q Success IoI l--- 49,
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
FREDERICK WANTS TEAM.

rr-DrRTCN- Nd, jan -5--AI 2
r.r-eTv ATTENDED public meeting in the
,-+eree- Of baseball for next season,
-.f--.--+ ms unanimous IN favor Of
7,-,--5-7r- rho CITY represented by anotheI
sc-r1i-6roressIonaI team The meeting
- - -l1-e-=Ted over by : Harry Grove,
r,-c.fdenr Of last years baseball asSoela-
rfou- and plans were DISCUSSES Ao' la'7
ing funds FOR the club
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
SPENCER TO RIDE.

NEW YORK. Jan 55--JocEey Henry
Spencer. who Tor TIE past few seasons
has been riding IN Germany with excel
cent success. has decided 20 take OFT a
license 90 ride IN ms country for the
coming season Spencer is stilI able 10
5e 1-= pounds. and IS @ jockey whose
experience in the saddle should afford
him ample opportunity, as he proposes
20 ride free lance
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
Find Cockfghting in Mary
land Barns Is Against
the Law.
MOTTO IN FUTURE
IS STAY AT HOME
Decide That Reading the Papers
Will Be Limit of Their Activity
For Awhile.

Through,
40 Ku KiGx Khan or BurIey Tobacco
Society oath Of allegiance was ever
more far-reachins than the pledge
but wiser Washingtonians who reached
their loved ones last night after an ex-
peF1ence which even 50 fertile an mag
nation as Dr. Cooks could hardly hope
70 ever frame I'd.
And Il was al because their sporting
blood tingled- II II ever tingIes again
u VIII Dc because il catches our he
ToeS In an unEUar5ed moment and
sileaAs a little ungie on the side.
Great Cock Fights.
But at that they say it was one of
the srandest locking mains ever held
on this side II the Mason and Dixon
Friday night a few miles out from
Baltimore spOrts'' from that city and
this one joined with the same brand
Zen! rom iliaee lpiia- ia al, they had
thirteen Birds without any specially
arranged program for che preIimin-
ares out rs-s real big affair was 10
happen "len The prize OF Frederick
Nd, met the lInbeaten bird from Phiia-
delPnlaB and Z did happen
just as IhF birds made their second
flight the proceedings were rudeiy in
terrupte5 oy a marshal. who steDred in
flashed a pIe-pIate badge, and an
nounced that There amt goin' 20 be
no fights"
This made t'Iose at the pit side some
what peeVIsiI. but they considered
themselves lucky At not being arrested
However, this feeling was shoTtlived-
for when they attempted 10 leave the
barn thew found the place surrounded
Uv six deputy maTshals. who herded
them into buses and carried them 10
CIoveus-
Face His Honor
Here they were held u1tE o'clock
81 the morning before Justice Wlikiu-
son arrived. and fined each OF the forty
six witnesses 3 each and leCtured them
against attempting 10 enjoy the sport OF
the EaG IN his jurisdictions. and sent
them on their way anything but re-
10iciEC
The six Wasbinctonians. who gave
names ranging from John Smith u
Dorsey F=OutZ. are once more safe At
home declaring that iU The future tlC1r
enjoyment OF COCk-hEHtiu- viii be an
lied 10 reading pieces about i IN The
papers propreC I'D in front Of TIER
EearthS while the old clock ticks I'D
their blue blood trOtS aioU- al a normal
pace instead Of tinClIu-
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
REDS DROP SCOUTS.

CINCINNATI Jan. E.-T'he Cinrfn-
natl club has done away with the scout
system, both Louis HsilbrOu1cr and
Tom Mccarthy having been released
scouts were found To be an expensive
luxury and did not pay FOR their keep
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
NEW UMPIRE FOR A. A.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Jan &C r.
Van Sickleu. OF Chicago has signed
with President Thomas ChiviuEt0n. OF
the American Association. as umpire for
the coming season
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
@. w. u. MARKSMEN
DEFEAT DELAWARE

Local M rksmen are today discussing
with a E-y-r deal OF satisfaction GeorEE
washington overwhelming defeat Of
final score Of the contest was: George
Washington, LIS; Delaware College.