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The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
Cubs Prove Mark for Athletics Third Game of the Worlds Series
G. ". !. TO MEET
ST. JOHNS TEAM
New Full Back for Hatchet-
iteS-Veterans Return.

Coach Magohin put his charges
through a fast but light practice yes
terday afternoon. The Hatehetites were
little sore from their stin game
against NJ. A. c. on Wednesday.
Magof1n will have his squad out for
a long stifr signal practice tonight
in preparation for tho game Saturday,
when the local team meets the fast St
Johns College aggregation from An
napons
St Johns this year has one OF the
best teams in the history OF the school
as its excellent showing against the
Navy eleven bears out. They VIII come
10 Washington confident OF victory. but
are likely 10 meet with a surprise
Crafts and Farmer. two OF the c.
W. L. stars, who have been on 'he
sick list for some time. expect 10 be
back I'm the lineup Saturday. The
backfield has been further strengthen
ed by the addition of Moore, a new
full back Weighing about $50 pounds
and he is very fast
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
TECH AND BUSINESS WILL CLASH IN
ANNUAL FOOTBALL GAME TO-DAY
LINEUP AND WEIGHTS.

The closest and hardest fought game
Of the interscholestic football series
will he played at American League
Park this afternoon. when Business and
Tech clash
I Last season these teams did not meet,
as the interhigh series was called OF
Two years ago Business was beaten by
an overwhelming score and in all pre-
vious games the Stenographers have
been easily Outclassed.
A compilation of weights. obtained
from both coaches. published above,
show that these teams are evenly
matched as 10 weight The players were
weighed in football toys
Tech this season has the lightest eleven
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
BY WILLIAM PEET.

It's all over but the shouting
BY winning yesterdays game from
the Cubs the Athletics viuually
clinched the worlds championship.
Chief Bender will undoubtedly go
against the Windy city crowd this
afternoon. and, as the Indian is in
rare form and already has one scalp
dangling at his belt. It is hard to see
where the National Leaguers have a
look-in.
The figures published in another col
umn show the batting and felding
averages of the clubs up 10 date. One
has but 70 glance at the Athletics
marks 10 see why Maek's men won the
first three games. The batting Of the
Cubs is Insignificant in comparison
All this talk OF Manager Chance quit
ting or showing a yellow streak is bosh.
Chance never quit in a ball game in his
life, and his club has been noted for
its gameness ever since Chance has been
at the helm.
The facts are simply that the National
Leaguers have gone back" or in other
words slowed up wonderfully. and that
in the Athletics they are meeting team
worthy Of any foe. a team well equipped
with pitchers, hItters. and base runners.
Johnny Evers' absence undoubtedly
hurt ChiCago's chances, but even with
this grand little second baseman In the
game the result of the last three con-
tests would have been the same. for
Zimmerman, a supposedly heavier hitter
than Evers, has done nothing 10 help
D. ..l.rf j, r.rf+1
most as we'll as would Evers.
The Washington Herald was visited by
hundreds of baseball fans yesterday 10
hear the returns of the big game as an
nounCed by the Original megaphOne
man." and also see the compilation of the
box score inning by inning As usual,
the crowd was all ne-sided-everybody
pulling for the Athletics to win. and hun
dreds packed the street from curb 10 curb
until the last man was out in the ninth.
Every play, each ball and strike pitched
was flashed over The Washington Herald's
direct wire from the grounds and an
nounced 10 the crowd through a monster
megaphone.
To-day's game will be covered In the
same thorough manner. and all are in
vited TO be present to hear and see what
is going on
There is a movement on foot in Phila-
delphia 10 give Eddie Collins, of the Ath-
letics, an automobile. The Evening Tele-
graph last night printed the following:
An auto for Eddie Collins? Why not?
Who is more deserving OF receiving the
gift from the baseball fans of this city
than the popular little second baseman
of the Athletics-a man whose individual
work had a great deal TO do with bring
ing the American League pennant TO this
city and In humiliating the famous Chi
cago Cubs in the two worlds series games
played in this city?
The idea OF presenting an automobile
TO Collins through popular subscription
was suggested in a letter to the Evening
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21

( In the history Of the institution, and If
the Machinists are able to successfully
cope with the other schools and come out
on top, all hats viii have 10 be doHed
70 Coach Clarence HecOx.
The Stenographers. TO a man, are con-
! fident Of winning, while the same feel
ing peryades the Teen camp. At a mass
meeting held in the Seventh Street School
yesterday IL was decided that the entire
school will march 10 the grounds and &C.
eupy one section of the grandstand No
such demonstration has been shown at
Business. but the Orange and Blue viii
not lack support
h The best officials in Washington will
Sun the game. Jack Gass is 90 referee,
Tom Kirby will umpire. and Charley
Donnelly is selected for field judge and
timer.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
AUTOMOBILE NEWS.

Mrs A. ". Clark, Of Philadelphia,
passed through this city yesterday in her
Pope-Hartford, en- route 10 Birmingham.
Ala, where she will spend a few weeks
with her brother, Mr.. John J. Fighter.
Mrs. Clark was accompanied by her
daughter Miss Esther b. Clark, and her
son, Albert B. Clark, who drove the car.
The family We're winter residents OF
Washington for a number of years when
the late Mr.. Clark was a member of
Congress.
The Cook & Stoddard Company reports
the sale Of Cadillac go touring cars TO
Or. L. F. Davis and also 10 Or. S. S.
Adams.
Mrs. H. c. Corbin has returned to this
city after spending several months in
Canada and the New England States. She
purchased yesterday a new Columbia car.
DR.. Bradford d. Rutherford. Of Tunk-
hammock, Pa, arrived in Washington yes
terday in a Maxwell He will spend a
few days here.
Mr.. Walter A. Benson, OF Trenton. y.
j., who has been spending several weeks
In this city, Will return home to-day in
the Halliday car in which he came
Miller Brothers report the sale OF a
Ford touring car TO Mr.. J. P. Gould, Of
Falls Church. Va.
Mrs w +. Clark, Of Scranton. Pa. is
again In Washington TO spend the winter
She arrived in her Pierce Arrow car, and
has an apartment In the Connecticut.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
LONG SHOT WINS.
biggest Surprise of Louisville Meet
When IOO-to-I Horse Wins.

Louisville, OCT, 3-The surprise OF the
racing season In the West was the vic
tory Of Charles F. Granger in the closing
event when he won al odds Of 100 TO
al Churchill Downs to-day His victory
was a complete surprise 10 his owner and
only a few tickets were sold on him.
For every ten dollar bet on him the
fortunate holders drew down SllL51 and
for every s. ticket the holder won 511iso
Results.
FIRST RACE-Ous mile and twenty yards.
Ceremonies. IL ,HeTheT'. l3 - lo Won Aspiring.
ne WaTeul. 9 10 3 second; Dolly huffman, III
UiTandl. i % = third Time la So. Melissa.
Beau Br,mmel Qulgga. Flirting. Ida MAY Miss
Vigilant Miami Peter Feudsr. BanbUry Iurnc5st,
and High Range also ran.
SECOND RACE-Flye and Cnehaf flrl0ncs-
Husky Lad IL Burns. % . Won; Y. Powers.
10 IKcemeri. 3 % 2 s5cnd BRIGHT Maiden. Il.
JGraudl 2 % T. third. T-ne. ISIS. CaunonshCt.
Beatrice. q. =. j. D1g.e Rmayan. StalWart Lad,
Butterbau BIG Usage. Blair Bagley. Annie TolsCn,
Edna Perry and senator Hubble also ran.
THIRD KACE-SN Iuriougs. T. NJ Green. IL
(Thomas 20 g. won; ROYAL Captive, Is BurusI
TO 10 second, Jack Parker, la3 jGrandl / % s.
third. Time, liz IS. Schoomarm, The Fad. and
Wcolvinder also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six farlongs. Helen Bsbee.
Q. JNolanl u 20 2 won, Helene q5 ISteinhalrf Il
% . second. The Hague I02 Herbert E n g.
third Time 1883 Danger Marx shooting
Spray, Princess Galway. and County Tax also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fve and one-half flionss. In
prudent l09 lotus. 2 10 5 Wcn: Abrasion. lll
Grand. 70 s. second. Dainty Dame ll9 War
rem. 70 2, third Time ! " IS Ben sand LOUIS
k. Billy Bademef. G.. A. Leimau, Peep OEer. aud
Mettie BeTeau also ran
SIXTH RACE-0ne and One-sixteenth miles.
Charles +. Granger, l03 Davenport 100 D. T. won.
Console, l0e tKoenerl, to 5, Second; Ouro. l1-
Grand 20 10. third Time Ia Is. Toplsud.
Olivia Aiiekle, and J. II. Reed also ran.
The tobacco habit brought Uncle sam
l.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
Young Corbett Ia Beaten.

New York, Oct 20-"They never come
back" yelled the crowd at the Ions
Acre Athletic Club tonight when Willie
Beecher defeated Young Corbett in the
fourth round of a bout scheduled 10 "a
ten rounds. Corbett was never in IT
from the start the East Slider sending
in blows 10 the face and body when and
wherever be pleased.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
A Bright Idea.
baltimore American.

From the Baltimore American.
How is il. cried the member OF one
OF our oldest families. that fellow with
no ancestry 10 speak OF shines so in
society?"
Perhaps" suggested the social phil
osopher. mildly, ut is because he has
such polished manners"
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
GIANT-YANKS GAME OFF.
Deciding Contest VIII he Played To-
day IL Weather Permits.

New York, Oct 9.-Rain and wet
grounds prevented the game between the
Giants and the Yankees to-day. It will
be played tomorrow. The score now is
Giants. 8: Yankees. .; tied, !.
1t is figured out that the players share
Of the receipts in the local series is KS,
$3.50, the winning team getting S23,S23l4
and the losing team Sl5.54276. II the
Giants win. twenty-One men viii pocket
sl,li062 each each. while i'm the event OF
defeat, each player will receive S740H II
the Hill men are victorious twenty two
players will receive 81, 06014 apiece, while.
beaten, they viii have $705 &c each.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
Glover All hut knocked Out.

New York. Oct @.-Hary Lewis. of
Philadelphia, defeated Billy Glover. Of
Boston. in the NTH round at Browns
A. A. tonight. The referee stopped the
bout in the middle of the round after
Glover was foored several times.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
GOLF TOURNAMENT BEGINS
EynOn and Lewis Tied for Lowest
Gross Score
In Matches Played at HannocIxburn
Large Entry LIst-Wind and
Rain Calls Halt.

The Banncckburn Golf Club held its an
nual golf tournament yesterday on the
club grounds. The bad runs the players
made were due 10 the strong wind and the
muddy course. The heavy rain that fell
during the night put the grounds in
wretched shape
Nj. +. b. Eynon and Mr. r. Lewis were
tied for lowest gross score, which was So
There is a large list OF Ell tries for to-day
and some good scores are expected,
weather permitting.
The parings for to-day follow:
,. L. kyn0n and l. L. Harlow. NJ. Thompson
and ]. G. DanfOTth J. Davidson and e. C. Brooke
Van Leer and Il. Isswis, 5, DAHL and W L. Hi.
Ian. H. p. Pauut and II. =. Clark f. J. W.
Brown aud A. Wi~her, a : Mathyle and A.
Lard. g. p. Tuitt and d. X. Jackson. j. "
BrUwner and Z. L. Bnnge, II. G. Chamberlain
and :. 5. Williams. S. Harris and ]. T. Eaines.
W. A Knowles and W G. Prpntiss J. r. De
Furger and ". e. Thatcher II. j. BeaH aud F.
:. MARROW. o. Lenhket and +. NJ. Weaver o. II.
Wood and II. Hinckley. II. r. Anderson and e.
Cunningham. J. II. London and + W Barton II.
T. Wilson and f. Causi. F. ". McReynold and
II. V. Sanford A. q. johnson and G. l. Thorn
ton. T. d. Durand and 5. L. Heap. W. Brooks aud
J. l.. Warren, e. Watson and L. MeIAin J. A.
Wadon md +. A. Wolf. c, Weaver and j. Bye
J. g. Moore and r. Bye. A. J. Whitman and Bye
J. A Hill and Rye, +. ", Collins and j, Mac
Serrett. W. g. Rayenel and BYE
The results OF the morning play fol-
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21

Davis drove ont a single I'm the fifth.
but that was all that was done during
the period.
The sixth was equally lifeless although
there were some bright plays pulled of
on both sides The seventh opened mp
brilliantly for the Cub defense, and al
most Immediately fen To pieces ike a
card house. zimmerman made a re-
markable catch of "a llnerfrom Lord bat
and Steinfeldt pulled off one that was
almost az good this work being about
the best OF the dav. But Immediately
afterward Steiny undid it all by FUN
bling This gave To- Mackmen a starter
and they improved things so well that
four more runs were slugged I'm before
they could be retired. Davis singled. and
TinkeTs erTOE-hlled the bases. A double
by Barry. walk 20 Thomas. and a
single by CoomhS more than filed the
Cubs cup Of woe, After that ii didn't
matter one little bit what happened, for
il was more ike a funeral than any
thing else.
II doesn't look as II there would he
Sunday game at all, and maybe not on
Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
ATHLETICS WIN
THIRD CONTEST
Continued from Page One.

would have been an easy triple but for
ground rules. Holman put up a sacrifice
| fly and the score was tied. Chance famed
and Zimmerman flied out.
The third inning practically settled the
game
II was raining as II the weather meant
10 crab the game when the inning be-
gan but any kind Of going is the same
with the Athletics. and they proceeded 10
make the Cubs look ike "a joke by scor-
ing i've runs
Mcintyre. who had taken Reulbach's
place, did not last out the inning. South
paw Pfeister was put into the box IN his
place. But before that happened there
was n mighty wrangle over a hit into
the crowd made by Murphy which I'm
pire Connolly declared was a home run.
Il came az just The right time. as two
men were on bases. As a result Of the
wrsngle over the decision Of the umpire.
Chance was put OF the field, Archer tax
ing his place
Lord started off by flying out 10 Shecl-
ard. Collins beat out nasty bOuuder 10
Steinfeldt Baker singled 10 right field
but Schultz showed that the game was
getting on his nerves by letting the ball
get away from him. and Baker went all
the way round TO third. while Collins
scored.
Mcintyre hit Davis IN the back with
the ball and then Murphy came up and
slammed out the long hit which caused
the wrangle. Connolly declared il was
home run and three more tallieS
counted All the cubs rushed up 20
Connolly and surrounded him II was
en- argument 20 the effect that the de-
cision was wrong. but Connolly said
not Chance could not see II that way
and went 10 work so hard 10 teach
Connolly his mistake that the latter
blacklistsd him. Archer took Chances
place at first and Pfeister was pat in 10
pitch. Barry smashed the first ball
pitched 10 center for a double The
hit might have been a home run on
clear field. Tinker got Thomas
grOunder but the ball was slippery and
he threw wild 70 first. Barry scoring
COomhs forced Thomas AT second and
was doubled at first, After Pfeistcr
went In things quleted down for a little
while, and a little while only. There
was nothing at All doing I'm the fourth
TGnker's single alone enlWened the
proceedings
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
Ne,y GoIf ana Countrr CInh rnrnaa

Certificate OF the Incorporation OF the
Randle Highlands Golf and Country Club
was filed yesterday with the recorder of
deeds. The purpose of the organization
as stated IN the incorporation papers e
10 maintain a club for social purposes T.
is authorized 10 hold real estate OF
amount sufficient to provide an annual
income Of s25.000. Five directors viii
govern the club
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
LADIES DAY" AT COLUMBIA
Electrical Score Beard TO Reproduce
AthletIcS-Cubs Game.

In connection with the electrical repro
duction Of she fourth worlds series game
ON the scoreboard at the Columbia
Thester to-day, the management has an
nounced ladies' day. the same as have
prevailed at the local bali park. Ladies'
accompanied by gentleman viii be ad-
mitted 10 the orchestra free.
The great Rodier electric scoreboard
viii show the game here in Washington
almost as vividly as the contest in Chi
cago. and the spectators will have the
advantage Of the comfortable theater
seat The game starts at O'clock. our
time. and the box Office Will be open all
day for the sale OF reserved seats
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21

The tobacco habit brought Uncle sam
a revenue of 100000 in 1905.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
FLAG ALL BUT CINCHED
BY PHILADELPHIA CLUB
Athletics Have Virtually Won Worlds Title-Bendel
to Pitch To-day Gossip

pleasure that We became sponsor for the
movement"
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
ARCADE DUCkPIN LEAGUE.
COMMERCIAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
Largest Morning Circulation.

Totals. sSi ~ 62S
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21

Mrs. W f. Clark, of Scranton. Pa. is
again IN Washington TO spend the winter.
She arrived in her Pierce Arrow car. and
has an apartment IN the Connecticut.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
TRAP SHOOTING.
New York \. &. Opens season with 100
TARGET Race &C Travers Island.

The New YORK A. G.. rock experts put the
season Officially under way Yesterday at
Travers Island with q 100 target handicap
II was not very easy matter to arrange
the allowances In such a long race. but the
Handicapped did very well, as the scores
would indicate, for there was = re between
George W. Kuchler ana Dr Thielman. each
having shot from the twelve target msrk
Both overshot the grand total. kuchler
having the hotter OF IL by one target His
actual breaks numbered ~ and the hAndtcar
Of u added brought hts fun tally up 20 100
DR.. Thielman's actual breaks were 70 and
the allowance brought him up 10 ioi. Nat
urally u might be eipected that Kuchler
should have won, but as the race Nas for
100 targets only. the shooting committee
decided that IL vas a tie. 4 shoot N was
ordered Of rs targets handicap and both
shot from the target mark. kuchler won.
making . total % ~ to ~ for his opponent
II was an ideal day for the sport and but
for the football match and the aviation
meet considerably more than the twenty
four shooters would have put in an ap-
pearance
Several professionals wers among those
on the nrng line. but they did nothing
very wonderful. their score beinr beaten
by the amaeurs The best ind yidual
mAIksmanship OF the day was that u Prank
Hall. a club member, Who shot from scratch
an exhibition OF mrs, class form and coming
- early means ,hAl Hall should be a hot
A-pirant for the cham pionHhip Though he
did nothing startling last year. he shot
the Mercury Foot in ali the team matches
thai IL Engaged IN
Z ". Bling the club champion, broke
~ actually and IL VAS good work for = man
Sho only recently recovered from a A. Of
typhoid fever fred Hodsnan. the runner
up IN last years championship. - yet short
OF work, and though he Vas on the post ~
honor he had to he satisfied with ~ breaks
Y H. Schaufter. the sN;club Charlpion.
Nas At scratch With Hall and Hodg tnAn
and gave q creditAhle display With ~
IL was learned yS-terday that the anna
tsuT championship this season will not b.
held til the month Of March The reason
for the change from the 1rst week IN De
cemheT vas that In the spring al the shoot
ers Sill he In foru. and they viii not have
any counter ATTRACTIONS TO keep the away
In the early part Of Decemb@r a great many
20 away for live bird shooting
President james II Haslin has presrntsd
q silver cup valued at $50 10 bs ahot for
during the season. II will 80 10 the man
scOring the nve fret legs on IT, The sum
mary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30

CUPS are saeS.d Tor tSs n Se- LONDON EVENT. vent
ssSoonsrs down % and InSiSans Gas. ' B.
S sisop oy SSSs GAss'eE c, RSmr'iI Of The
liary .schooqers. sloops and yaSls down
Y and Including class L, by Capt Laurence
II armour q The yaSl Caelaue.
Ledge buoy ., the entrance Of New Lon.
don haIbor a day OF two following tho
hts sIETT wsv A ID Yale race with the nn,sh %
make the run round the Cape and part,ci-
PATE " the annual regatta and cruise the
There we're lev members OF the club Who
enjoyed last summers cruise more than
ccnSaors ssna s on S sos 1 the OF . sssr
Yacht Rope Mr. Norman has devoted
mos. q HI, sporting endeaYors 20 polo, al
sTS Cub OsE nes isc s'i Q, ss' 80 aH en-
hnsaastin over the spccess Of the cruise
At Mar asS S (. AZ s &. S4
and slaops bScE TO MaTbIsheed.
blssesa tASousS Il. Interest ere n. IN IN. cisaE
humrlh and Armour cups u became neces-
s s1TE to held q: SSsh's TO ths end Of he
are sIpected TO Keep the ieet intact from
start 70 finish The bar Harbor TO Marble
head rsCe viii start OF ESg Rock and finish
Phlladelphla, owner of the. schooner
SaVaTona, has already one leg In the
schooner prize a. the result OF the initial
race last summer.
An the hve cups. are covered by deeds
Of gift thst provide that they shall be
come the propsrty 81 the yacht owner
any particular yacht The trophies are
opsr not only 20 club yachts, but TO thSse
ylted 70 participate BY the commcdOre
The last ocean rece IRON New London Ia
by the SorrnAb owned BY A. :. Luke.
The Belle Harbcr Yacht Club held it,
SiIth annual meeting last week and elected
officers. Commodore Joseph W. Masters
was reelected for q third term George "
Mcrgsn, who has already served hve terms
~as reelected secretary. The list OF oinCer-
cccom1.m9doEs. Hatch % rear Comm"-
secretary, QeorEs W AorEan financial
secretary. n; l: Nahcney: Chairman Of
chairman OF regatta committee. " D.
WRIGHT Chairman OF entertainment com
X. y Leavitt and A. u. Alderman.
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-hecOfu
The indoor season 81 tho Twenty second
Regiment will hs put IN commission on Mo-
vembeT ~. when Company will give set
81 games the programme TO consist OF slN
events Last year the Engineers had a big
-ensQn but u IL aaid by those Ia authority
that the present one Will be the best ia the
hi story Of the regiment
The team from tho Olympic club Of
FTissO will not come 10 New York NJ WA
ori xinally intended Ralph Rose and the
other men wearing the winged - have re-
turned home over the southern Pacific
vin Los angeles 10 the Golden Gate. The
giant Ralph told the New Workers that he
IL gong hack 30 Slno'nA county 10 train
III the Olympic games ~ stockholm IN
tgi? E"hind his hou-" ~ HealdaherE he
has patch -at aside for practising tth the
weights Leland scott. the role yaulter
NhO came With the Dlympics To- New Or
leans. dtd no'hinV lie hurt fiirssL 'hile
PRACTISING and may never want again
FlorCn - lrusleT. an eighteen wear old
Pm dish Girl CHALLENGES hnv vofnan ~ a.
world 10 q long dt-tInCe swim She is aui
amateur wifh no drs're - Join the pro-
f"s-.untl ranks She has some wonderful
performance to her credit On October l
~ the Darlington Corporation BATHS Mas
IT," -'rr SWAIN twelve miles In hours 20
minutes Which wRs marvellous feat for
giri ~ her wears The timing Was done
by officials 81 the Northurherland and
Durham. NeTt season Miss TrusieT Ia
going after the nifty mile record held by
Montague Holbeln.