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GET STAR RUNNERS.
Roger Gore and H. Cougenhour Join
Washington Grove Athletes.

That Washington Grove Is going
after that A. A. U. championship point
trophy which is offered in Saturdays
games Is shown by the fact that Man
ager Walker has corralled two stars
who have been entered In this meet.
These men are Roger Gore. an old-imer
who expects to come back" and H.
Cougenhour of the WakeForrest
School.
Several years ago Gore was one OF
the best known athletes in the South
Atlantic Association. 1t having been
reputed that he had covered the hun
dred in 10 seconds. While this Is
doubted by many, still the fact re-
mains that he consistently cleaned up
for all of the dash men I'm these parts.
in addition to negotiating the quarter
mile In about SO seconds. He did most
of his good work while a member of
the Columbia Athletic Club. on whose
relay he was considered to be the best
man He has been training for some
time and expects 10 show up well in
both the 100-yard dash and the 220-
yard dash. He has not yet decided
whether he will enter the quarter.
Cougenhour, the other newcomer
should prove to, be tower OF strength
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for the Grovites. AS member of the
Wake-Forrest team he ran second in
both the 100-yard dash and the 22O-yard
dash in last years southern intercolle-
gate meet, which was held at Charlottes.
Vile. He Is now in excellent condition
and Is looked for to be q dangerous man
In both events.
The association was extremely lucky to
get these men at this time, as 1t is Just
learned that c. E Smithson, for many
years one Of the star athletes Of the city,
has decided to quit the running game.
Smithson Is now studying to take the
examination for lieutenant In the Marine
Corps. and for this reason he hag not had
cided that he had better drop out and
devote all OF his time to his studies His
loss will be severe one to the Grow
ties.
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Tailoring Talks
By j. Fred Gatchell,
028 Fourteenth Street
Opposite Franklin Park

When Mr.. Vandoren fin
ished measuring a gentleman
Saturday he asked how much
deposit he should leave; and
when he was told Not a
penny" he said, Il guess
am going to be satisfied with
this Suit all right enough
It's little thing-but it
shows I've got confidence in
my ability to produce salts
faction-and confidence in
spires confidence. Certainly
did in this case.
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The Chicago White Sox appear to have
picked in Ping Bodie. the highly tout
ed coast slugger. a batter OF the Ed Dele
hanty type. Duffy kept the youngster on
the bench until the other day. when he
used him in the outfeld against the
Browns. Bodie made good with four hits
In I'VE trips to the plate. Bodie placed
his first rap to center: the second, dou-
BILE, found its way TO right; the third,
which Melted him a single was hit to
left: the fourth effort was caught by the
right fielder. and Ping wound up the
placing the ball there.
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National League Games.
Cubs Defeat Pirates.

CHICAGO, May 1. = Chicago defeated
Pittsburg yesterday In an exciting battle.
6 TO 4. The visitors took the lead with a
base on balls. q double and single in the
first inning. Camnitz held the locals safe
until the sixth, when three doubles.
sacrifice, an error and single made four
runs.
A single and q home run gave Chicago
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YOUNG TIGERS WIN.
Defeat w Street Team, 8 to 4,
Through Johnson's Good Pitching.

The Young Tigers Of Northwest yester-
day started their base ball season by de-
feating the strong w Street Stars by the
score Of 8 to 4. The good pitching Of
Johnson and the support he received was
too much for the w Street boys.
All fourteen and fifteen year old teams
desiring games with Tigers address Her
man Feldman. 2035 7th street northwest.
The score:
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WHEN LARRY COULDN'T KICK ON
UMPIRES' DECISIONS HE PICKED A
QUARREL WITH A CABBY FRIEND

done but very little exploding in the past
six or seven years Certain Philadelphia
critics used 20 claim that the umpires
officiating in that city had their hardest
times when the Atlantic City season was
at its height. 1t was their contention that
Larry would frequently kick himself out
of the game in order to get holiday
on the famous Boardwalk. This, how
ever, was never proved. 4
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And, by the way, he was
ordering one of the combine
tons = TWO S35 SUITS
FOR 500. That impressed
him as a splendid opportun-
ity, too. So it will you, il
you stop to think about it. A
month or six weeks from now
you'll be glad to have Blue
Serge to alternate with your
Fancy-and I'm saving you
$40 by ordering them to-
gether.
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Totals. 8 13 "a 8 2 Totals. 4 q II 8
Two-base hits-H. Feldman (2, Shipley (2), L.
Feldman and Bornott. Three-base Hutchinson
Struck out-By Johnson. II: by W. Geggins, 2.
Umpre-Mr. Walker. Time Of game-1 hour
and so minutes.
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American League Games.
Cobb's Batting Wins.

DETROIT, May LIN an exciting ninth
inning rally yesterday Detroit knocked
Banding out of the box. secured three
runs OF Mitchell, and defeated Cleveland.
5 to 4.
Cobb's fierce drive, which Stoyall was
unable to handle, sent in the winning
runs. Schmidt and Drake made their
seasons debuts with singles. Score:
Cleveland 5000. O3O OO0O4 3
Detroit ........... 90 900 90 -511 8
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Suggestion is made in Boston that Yer.
kes be retained at short on the Red Sox
and Wagner be sent to first base.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-01

Peewee Hauser OF the Cardinals has
developed into a 300 hitter He chokes
his bat now and crowds the plate.
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Chase batted safely in each Of his first
nine games. Sam Crawford also hit safe
fy in nine straight. Doom hit safely in
ten out of eleven, and Speaker in eleven
out of twelve. Devore has missed q hit
in only three games out Of twelve.
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broke in with the bat he ought to change
his niskname from Ping to Bing.
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BASE BALL BRIEFS.

The injury to Johnny Evers last sea-
son hasn't handicapped him any this sea-
son, either as q player"or as a crab.
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Not sign yet Of the prophesied blow
OF jackson OF the Clevelands. He is hit
| ting over 800 and stealing more than
his nickname from Ping to Bing.
! Up to the time he hurt his ankle the
other day Frank Lnance thought he had
good chance to lead the National
League in base stealing this season.
| Herzog is covering some ground for
| the Boston Rustlers. The latest batch of
averages shows that he leads the Ma
| tional League shortstops in assists with
ffty-one.
Recently compiled figures show that
Cree ranks third among the ten leading
sluggers of the American League. He
had two doubles and four triples and has
added triple or SO since.
Lajoie says he has not read after dark
for more than ten years. Thinks all
players would be benefited il they didn't
use their eyes by artificial light. But
there's no time for poker by daylight
The Chicago Cubs claim the classiest
clubhouse In the big league. It contains
q piano, writing desks, phonoSraph, well
stocked bookcases and some other frilis.
In addition to modern plumbing In the
baths.
Little Jack McInnes is in line to SUP.
Athletics IL he can maintain anything
close to the pace he set on the Hilltop
Saturday. Five hits In as many appear
ances at the plate Is not SO bad for the
substitute player.
Fred Clarke of Pittsburg has invented
a rubber device to be placed in front of
the regulation pitching slab. The OBJ
ject Is to prevent twirlers from digging
deep holes. The Pirate leader has pat
ents on several other base ball utensils,
including canvas Jacket for the dia-
mond.
'He said things to me that should not
be tolerated on the ball field" Is the rea-
son given by Bob Bescher of the Cincin-
natl Reds for hitting Roger Bresnahan
on the nose after game at Cincinnati
between the Reds and the Cardinals.
Bescher won the go with that one punch.
A record Is claimed for Davy Jones,
the Detroit left fielder, who replaced
Matty Mcintyre as a regular when the
Staten Island athlete went to the White
Sox. Jones hit safely in his first trip to
the plate in five consecutive games. AS
Jones leads of. the feat was q factor in
some OF the run making the Tigers have
recorded In first innings.
Charley Ebbets says II am going to
make the Brooklyn fans take their hats
OF to me before get through with base
ball." meaning, no doubt, that one of
these fine days a National League pen
nant will be raised in Brooklyn. Some
of the loyal rooters across the bridge
park for such a happy occasion.
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Observation-Disclosures 8; Mobile l.
At New Orleans-New Orleans Monteomery
game--Rain.
At Memphis o; Memphis. 4.
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AMERICAN AssoCrArroN.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Minneapolis Minneapolis, 10; Indianapo-
lis, 9.
At Observation-Disclosures. Z; Louisville, g.
At St Paul-St. Paul. 4; Toledo. o.
At Kansas City-First game: Columbus. q;
Columbus, 3. '' -
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Jimmy Callahan did not break his
finger, but received q severe tear be.
tween the first and second fingers Of the
right hand. M
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit ............. 81 Chicago .......
Cleveland st. Louis .......... 1
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, @: Pittsburg. 4.
ST. Louis Cincinnati-Rain
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two more in the seventh, and Camnitx N.
tired after Archer followed with q double.
Pittsburg started q rally in the ninth, two
doubles, a single and an error giving them
two runs.
The excitement was 30 high that one
Of the spectators tainted and had to b
carried from the grounds. Score:
Chicago .......... o o oo42o 10
Pittsburg ........ 2 o o o o o "a 8
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$ Not a sign yet Of the prophesied blow
of Jackson Of the Clevelands. He is hit
ting over 800 and stealing more than
his nickname from Ping to Bing
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EAsTERN

At Rocky Point. II. I.--Providenc, i; Toronto 2
=. ontreal, 3.
At Newark-Bunfalo, 9; Newark. 2. a
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Browns Easy for Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 1. = Chicago routed
Pitchers Criss and George yesterday and
defeated st. Louis. 8 to l.
st. Louis scored its only run in the first
inning, when Murray knocked the ball
over the left-fleld fence for home run
Walsh relieved LANCE in the sixth inning
after st. Louis filled the bases. Score:
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Recently compiled figures show that
Cree ranks third among the ten leading
sluggers of the American League. He
had two doubles and four triples and has
added a triple or SO since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-01

Up to the time he hurt his ankle the
other day Frank .Onance thought he had
good chance to lead the National
League in base stealing this season.
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Schedules.

TODAY TOMORROW
Washington at Boston. Washington at BOSTON
Eniiad at New York. Philada at New York.
cleveland at Detroit Detroit at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
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Herzog is covering some ground for
the Boston Rustlers. The latest batch of
averages shows that he leads the Ma
tional League shortstops in assists with
fifty-One.
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Lajoie says he has not read after dark
for more than ten years. Thinks all
use their eyes by artificial light. But
there's no time for poker by daylight.
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49, NATIONAL LEAGUE,
TO-DAY. TOMORROW
chicago at P1ttsburg. Chicago at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at st. Louis. New York at Brooklyn
New York at Brooklyn. Boston at Philadelphia.
Boston at Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-01

Ito be continued.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-01

The Chicago Cubs claim the classiest
clubhouse in the big league. It contains
a piano, writing desks monograph, well
stocked bookcases and some other frills,
In addition to modern plumbing In the
baths.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12

Bertha Courtney
eull im 9anfs Der l,sieH aSehe BON
usrihi.ssu.a EeriomsH ssIstsn
psrstH Iein.

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s,enrn Derit, pertloste Sobn 8.

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4aeIiss NissssaiIss sRsbIa eamao, H. Aasaft 1911.

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renee Soisph, tpeIftr bsm aIaesr an.
aeblih erei paar Shuhe uuo sir
5emo snttpenbtt haben fou. er III
nit Der geuts psridDunosn.
- 6. W. Doris, peIGer on bsr
| Wt. gIeafont 2anoitrabs in 2inbsn'
paIo lpotnt, srfpirits porseIternIbsnt
sinsn Safisbtfsbl ssssn ieinsn Sohr
GbarIes R. Tprris, lpeIten CT bss
Triepsnsbruhs uuo Der Sodbeihaei
auue untIaat. Der Sotn ssririim
msrts stpsi StI0Fsr in Der slisrlit,sr
Wobnuna.
- Rihtsr Wurphp betpiIliaie be
gaa guhanan bic Steibuns ecr
Rariin gu6anan auf 0runo Dol
arober 9srna6ldNisung.
- So1ephins 5ngtrMdnn rtihis &c
it.rn cine SteiDunsstInee geetn ihrsr
Bottsn aaprsncs 5neermann al
9ruuo BON WibbauoIuna uno Iro
buna, fis su t0ot,u, siu. Gds Voa
heiratbsts am q. april 1909 uni
| bat Elm Ginb. Ritter Wurphn be
initiate Der 9ottin tiusn sinbolish
fsbl. um tbren Ulann su rerhtnesru
lie su b.Iaiiiasn.
- arthur SduIte bon etneinnai
ure Rorma ShIatman bon bier er
lana;sn sinsn {xIratbs itsin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12

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erlitt einsn 4rmbruh.
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- garn.p 5orItn,r bon Der g,rr
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