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Evening star., 1911-05-25

FOR SALE-wIILETT REINECKE.
ON AN AVENUE NE. $4,000.
Nice brick: 6 rooms, modern bath, cellar.
furnace. Rent. $2o.5O. Act quick to get this
CHEAPEST HOUSE S.E. s2,75o.
Overlooking Pa. ave. Press brick: rooms
tile bath. tile vestibule. cellar, furnace. Owner
leaving city. will sacrifice.
ON COLUMBIA ROAD. $2,s00.
Nice red press brick; rooms. cellar
furnace modern bath; dome light in dining
room; lot 100 IT, deep. 500 cash. $15 pea
month.
SEMLDETACHED HOME NE. $3.750.
On lettered ST., two blocks to lines; nice
brick; practically new: front porch: southern
exposure; rooms, modern bath. cellar: HOT
includes all interest. This will rent for $25.5O
Will trade.
ON HEIGHTS WEST 18th ST. $4,000.
New press brick: large rooms. tile bath:
pantry; double back porches, front porch: elec.
tric lights; gas; lot 100 IT. deep: cellar: fur
mace. Built by owner. This is worth $500.
TO COLORED-GREAT BARGAIN
Press brick: north of Q. west of 18th st.
rooms, baths; front yard; cellar; hot-water
heat. Has trust 5000. This shows its value.
Excellent condition. Any can rent rooms
out and make this pay for itself. snap.
Vacant; get keys. 5000 cash will buy.
WILLETT & REINECKE CO..
1909 III st. NV.
FOR SALE-1S31 YOU ST.; NEW; STORIES.
rooms and cellar two baths: ot-Water heat:
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EVh KEN u
THOS. j. FISHER 4 co. INCL.
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance,
73S 18th st. NV.
UNFURNISHED


I7ss Mass a' NV. ooo 81 Bryant nw.lor; b4s %
I'LL /, I1r. Al $500 1914 Newton. Or, 2s .
'1sa s nsa 3d. 1905 aT R. ier
1913 2ist NV lSr' 600 d7lS 1Ith 11r, b.. 40 90
soa2 M Mas: i:s sb 'Sa steam %s seas at ST.
2ae Del av ne 12r hl 800 aeOs 18th NV IT. bs7 50
eOos Ool rd, 12r. 3b. Los a34 Westmr. 81. 75o
21o6 NV. lar, 2b. 100 1910 Ingleside ter
1ss ia' # i n!' ,41s 9th h41 NV
1921 Lamont. Or 3b75 90 1406 Chaplin NV. Or.
1853 Calvert. i2r sbi5 90 1s1c Inrleside ter -''
1909 Goth NV. lor, race NV. lar. b.
owr cir iar 81 saeiR ns heat r.
DO Or. Oh. 75. 90 G23 Quincy NV, ,er bs2. 50
1858 Mintwood NV. e1c Spring I'd NV. Or,
LOT 20. hwh 1000 b. h-w heat. so
ieIe Calvert: l2r 2beS 90 i4i5 S NV sr. b. 2. so
is17 L NV. 1T. b. .so,oo 1924 4 ne er b. 80
I74s s. I2r. sb. ..5o 90 Ra7 Allison. Or. b.27 so
i75s Col rd ST. abso 70 isss ne Sc. g er 80
1853 NV. 10, b5O5 526 Kenyon NV. 1r.
es17 wis av.sr 2bso 90 12a isrh ne.er.b 3 90
1902 wyo av. sr rb.50.OO $40 LIST Sc, 6r. b. % 30
s+l5 IL. Brown NV, ils4 Morse ne. ar e2l 50
IOr. 2b $3.50 1445 Pa av sc. Or b2O 80
I05 Cham'n Or 2b45 so f01h RI av NV. Or. b20 so
seS sh o 1s so;s ss aw
los Sc Or h PsRTMeSTs AT 1sS rsh ae' Dr. 1880
The Congressional" apt. SOL 5r and b.,
tenants account. Observation-Disclosures 81 so
271o 18th NV. o rooms anc bath 80 90
500 10Th NV. ID floor. rooms. bath. :. 20 90
sol2 nW "a acoT roema ss and bath = $50 g
THE IONIA."
CoIORED.
1905 10th nv. rooms and bath. ........ IS 80
1924 wylie. st. ne. rooms s..............14 1880
i22ahs "y''e ST. nei oFF,cEs : TGsp' '14'o
1914 n NV. annum.4.3OO 1921 r NV. rm 8. 1000
STORES.
,sss nv. ;t:., e1a a ~ nv"
per annum- -''''1 sTsRiEs zoo 2as; nw,..' 80 90
dassn 1889 al s sss Ne Ksns9n s9
R 1929 1879 Mass Mas NV 1872 90 22o2 14th NV. 800
l. uNsTRPAssED iS af.A Ss FACILITIES FOR THE COL.
LECTING OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY:
THE : psoPERTiEs ROPER II s; n OUR cHAReE. But
PLETE RTLET1Ns on APPLICATION AT
THos- J. FISHER z,s $ ,5es &C; g, an13; ~.
FOR RENT-1504 .p'' ST. NV.
Reasonable repairs will he made to suit ten
ant: large rooms and bath: located within
block of the market; within walking dis
lance of the downtown section.
Rent only $40.50 per month
73S 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT-1230-32 EUCLID ST.. TWO NICE
ten-room residences: between two car lines;
kitchen on first floor: hot water heat laundry
in basement excellent condition; price, $40.
Keys at 1924 Euclid st. Apply to OWNER,
1889 kilhourne place: phone Col 1892.
FOR RENT
SPECIAL RENTALS.
SOME WITH MONTHS RENT FREE.
420 Florida ave-: IL rms. 2b.. NV heat;
corner; very attractive home
2S5S 2Sth St: rms: 2b.: NEW house,
perfect order. Excellent location.
4l3 I'd St; IL rms. b.; just papered and
painted throughout. ONLY $3.50.
1917 Eye St: store and rooms; fur heat
every room newly papered and painted.
VIII rent to quick tenant, $3.50.
1866 10th ST: q fine rooms snd bath
VIII paper and paint to suit. $3.50.
| June 1-Saul's Addition.
A fine Groom detached house. with garage.
n. L. SANSBURY co. Unc).
719 18th st NV.
Main 5904-5.
Evening star., 1911-05-25

FOR sALE-CNUSCALLY WELL 10
Gated lot in Cleveland Park. Saith
place above Newark ST; 3o'x100' TO
alley: surrounded by some OF the best
homes in the subdivision.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. Inc,
13S 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1911-05-25

FOR RENT
1915 ct. NV. 8 rooms, bath and store. 80 .0e
925 R l. ave NV rooms and bath. 30 90
i16O willard st. NV, rooms and BATH. $3.50
1000 Georgia ave-. store and rooms. 1890
1905 Ontario I'd. rooms and bath %. SO
Flat the Manchest Or and b. (colored). 25 90
Flat. % Todd pl.. I'd door. Or. and b.. 20. 90
I145 Pa ave. se 6 rooms and bath. -. q. 50
lO0 l3N St NV I'd door. 1000
1918 l4th ST. ne rooms ......... $500
Flat l427h f St ne rooms and bath Ia. SO
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP. 10th and q.
Evening star., 1911-05-25

FOR RENT-BY b. F. S
l101 X NV. .20r. 2b $135
1929 9th NV. 1Or, b.
store. .S5.o
900 l. NV. Tor. b. 1900
1910 P NV. Tor. b.45.80
619 II NV, Or. b. .35. so
1929 S NV. Or. b. .@ 43
21e D NV, 10r. b.82.50
1910 5Th NV. store.
Sr. b...........3 80 90
205 G NV. 10r, b. 50. 80
So T NV. Tor. b.3o.5o
I3S Seaton NV. .7r. b3o. so
1921 Fla avnw .6r. bf30 SO
gl3 10th ne. .7r, b. 80. 90
1912 Riggs NV, ,Sr. .b2S. 20
12ll l. NV. 7r. b. b.27.;o
439 O NV. 6r. b. o. so
7l6 9th ne. 7r. b. %. so
S50S n III av. Or. b. 23. 80
1000 1a av, or.D SO-S
426 Fla av. Tr. b.o4.50
e1f G ne. Sr. b. .23. so
3l0 Seaton ne.6r. b23. 50
ls3s 9th NV Or. h. %. so
1896 18th NV. Or. be- so
1t5 Girard NV, ,6r. be. 50
I5I Girard NV Or. BIZ. so
1914 Potomac ave
Sc, 6r. b.......2 50
Sc 18th Sc. Or, .3..O
420i2 = NV. 6-, b.o0. 30
lG2 9th Sc. ar. b. %. so
1926 q NV. 6r. b.20. 50
1894 u Sc. Or. b. .lS. 80
20j r NV, 6r. w.I1.50
Cor. 10Th and + sts. NV
upOu apnlieafian-
Evening star., 1911-05-25
IN CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS.

FOR SALE
IN CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS.
On crest Of hill and at the intersection OF
Massachusetts, and Wisconsin Opposite
Episcopal Cathedral.
II you want a pretty detached home at m
astonishngly low figure out and looh
at these houses. Beautiful view OF the sur
rounding country and entire city. Eight rooms
front and back porrhes. hot-water heat. cleo
trio and gas lighting. Reasonable cash pay
ment and monthly installments. II desired
Take Wisconsin ave. cars and get of at Full
ton street. make appointment for In
spection. No reasonable offer refused. Houses
open every day.
WILLIAM r. MATTESON,
6OS-613 Evans building.
Phones Main 1866 1920 n. Y. NV.
Evening star., 1911-05-25

FOR SALE = FACING TWO GOVERN
ment reservations and wide avenue: big.
roomy house. In excellent neighborhood:
:: stories IL rooms and bath; hot-water
heat: lot 22x131: price, $40. 500.
THOMAS ]. FISHER e. co. Unc.),
1913 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1911-05-25

FOR SALE : CLOSE TO WASHINGTON
Circle. a big. roor1y house: wide front
age; open on side; $500: a fine chance
for a comfortable home
THOMAS J. FISHER & co. Qnc.),
73S 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1911-05-25

FOR sALE-JUsT OFF 18th ST.
on Fairmont. Three-story dwelling
in fine condition. Hot-water heat,
. baths. Deep lot to 16-foot alley.
Price. $4,000.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. Unc.),
78S 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1911-05-25

FOR SALE-A MAGNIFICENT HOME
north Of Woodley road and east OF
Wisconsin avenue. Corner lot. l00x
$50. IL rooms bath and lavatory.
Two-story garage in rear Wide
stone porches front and both sides.
Price, $4,000.
THOMAS J. FISHER co. Unc.),
73S 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1911-05-25

FOR SALE AN UNUSUALLY LOW
priced lot close 10 Bradley lane ard east
of Conn. ave: owners plans have been
changed. is willing TO sacrifice; Sox
100 feet: for only 81 900.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & 90. unc).
s3S 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1911-05-25

FOR SALE-sIO DOWN, s. PER MONTH.
LOTS IN COTTAGE CITY, MD,
On Washington and Baltimore boulevard. just
beyond District line. on trolley line ana b- a
purchasers on SEQ per month payments Apply
to W. s. ROGERS. Jr-. Mt. Rainier. or 10
The Cottage City Co., Room 81 go st. nw
FOR GALE%SoO vARNUM ST, PETWoRTH
handsome dwelling; a bargain; to settle estate
wM. WRIT CLARKE & son,
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1911-05-25

FOR SALE A BFAUTIFI-L LOT on
Quincy ST.. Chevy Chase. Md. I2oxi25
feet; one OF the hest home sites in the
whole section. For quick sale owner
makes special price of 81, $50.
THOMAS J. FISHER & co. nnc.l.
73S 18th ST NV.
Evening star., 1911-05-25

FOR SALE-SIX-ROOM AND BATH
brick dwelling. close to East Cap
itol street. Owner has left town
and will close out at a sacrifice.
5000.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & co. Qnc.).
13S 15 b st. NV.
Evening star., 1911-05-25

FOR REST-BY l.. j.
121 9th. sto. .Sr. b$4o. 90
Sl9 VI NV, Tor. b. $500
al3 10th ne. Or, b. 30. so
53 X NV. Or. b. 25. 30
1907 Sd NV. Sr. h. 81. co
Evening star., 1911-05-25

FOR sALE-FINEST NEW HOUSES
ever offered in the neighborhood at
such q price. $500. Close to Lin
coin Park. Two stories, 6 rooms
and bath. Easy terms.
THOMAS J. FISHER & co. Unc.),
73S 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1911-05-25
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR sALE-1s31 YOU ST.: NEW; STORIES
Se5oO OWNER. Apt AZ. 1922 U st.
Evening star., 1911-05-25

FOR SALE-NEw GROOM HOUSES,
equipped with every modern con-
venience, including hot-water heat.
Located close to car line in north
east. Price. 81 4.5O0. $500 in cash and
$50 monthly. Ask about these.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & co. Qnc.),
7SS 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1911-05-25

dII.I.S. COS 9TH ST NV.
1243 G ne. .6r. b. q. so
II Fla av NV. .5r. b20. so
iii 18th ne, Or. b. 20. 80
312 ii ne. Or. b. 1880
Evening star., 1911-05-25

FOR SALEM ANACoSTIA. TWO
story. six-room and bath dwelling:
in fine condition. The house Is
nearly new. Owner will sell or
trade. Price, s.. $50. Trust, 81 800.
Rents for $3.50.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO. unc.l.
73S 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1911-05-25

TO LET IN NEW YORK.
large rooms. foyer hall, furnished or unfur-
nished. until October l. situated In exclusive
neighborhood. upper west side; building abse-
lutely freproof: rent. SIS. Address G. e. H.,
- West 18th st., New York city.
Evening star., 1911-05-25
KEEP COOL AND HEALTHY.
l25 Feet Above White House Grounds.
MOUNT IDA, VIRGINIA.

KEEP COOJ AND hEALl
l25 Feet Above White House Grounds
MOUNT IDA, VIRGINIA.
Beautiful Suburb.
A recent order was issued by the Interstate
commerce commission reducing the fare to
Mt Ida tn 10c.
Only le minutes ride from 18th st. and Pa
ave. on the Washington Virginia electric ran-
way overlooking the beautiful historic 70
tomac. ,
NATURAL. BEAUTY FOR HOMESEEKERS
TIC be found in this beautiful suburb. excelient
pure water, splendid sewerage system ana
grano'ithic walks, etc. Mt vernon Puoiic
achool as handsome any public school In
Washington. Your children have every advan-
tage that You find In the city
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
We are going to sell 200 OF the choicest ioee
at Mt. Ida. $3.50 per lot. Easy terms:
$40 CASH. s. PER MONTH
Let show you this beautiful suDurn
Call at our Office write for full particulars
MOUNT IDA REALTY COMPANY.
GIT 18th st. NV.
R.. T. Thomas. General Sale Agent, always
on the property
FOR SALE-AT BALLSToN. VA. ONE MIN
ute Of station, 6-room house, In good condi
tion; price, 81, 200. Also large storeroom, with
two living rooms. at Clarendon Va price,
$1,000 d. E. ELL, ONCE 1, baliston
tdrug stprel. Va.
SO vARNUM ST.-POPULAR PRICE, MONTH.
ly payments. W. W. CLARKE = son. Bal.
umore.
Evening star., 1911-05-25

BUNGALOWS-WE HAVE FOR SALE FOUR
modern bungalows, with gas and water; prices
are $1,5Oo, 81. 700, $1,000 and s.. $50. Easy
A. B. cAMpBEI1.. e1s 14th NV.
LARGE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, IN GOOD
repair: partly furnished; acre Of land: rose
bushes. large grape arbor. 75 fruit trees Of
various varieties; large barn. garage. chicken
house and servants quarters; jersey cows.
chickens and guineasi good car service; easy
terms Mrs. q. A. FRASER. Highland ave.
Takoma Park, d. O.
FOR SAILS TO 60 ACRES. NEAR ROCK
aviiie electric road; suitable for farm or subdi
per acre. Address Box 81. Rockville. Md. 14'
WE HAVE FIVE ATTRACTIVE DETACHED
homes now being erected in '.FOURTEENTH
STREET TERRACE" for sale. containing
from seven to nine rooms, bath, attic and
cellar. Hot-water heat, wide lots. Only -
minutes to Treasury Department on the l4th
street cars. Full particulars upon application
ROBERT E. HEATER.
A1f418 Colorado bldg. Phone Main 1o64 1865.
FOR sALElRIVERDALE MD.-Jusr FIN
ished: six rooms. reception hall. bath rot,
lights; gas range: hardwood finish on nrst
floor; caoine. mantel bnilt-in cabinet n
kitchen; large pantry: cellar under enure
house; attic closets in all bedrooms; linen
closets In hall; pepered Throughout in new ano
attractive papers lot 6Dx15o; two minutes 70
cars. Price, 50 300; terms, $3.50 cash and DAI-
ance monthly. Lot 30xl5O additional. $3.50 extra
Extraordinary has been used In tns
construction and finish Of these buildings ana
Riyerdale Md.
Evening star., 1911-05-25

FOR KENT
1sl5 NV. I2r, 2b.. furnace heat -. Ss5 90
223S Q 81. NV, llr. and b.. steam heat. 5000
III Ont. rd NV. iur.. D.. steam heat. ass
ttf2 Hopkins -. NV. lir. and bath A. %
20lI 10th ST, Or. and b.. steam heat. 40 Is
At.s5 fih : NV. Io rooms aud bath 81, ~,
1925 NV. rooms ami bath. ....-.-.. 81 SO
1880 I ST. NV. rooms and bath. $3.50
1882 81. NV. rooms and bath. 81. SO
1880 18th II. NV, rooms and bs $3.50
1910 Ath -. NV. sr., h., latrobe heat 30 80
l>i3 3in -. NV. : rooms and bath - 80
1881 3th - NV. Sr and b.. latrobe =. $3.50
3SDS Prospect ave. NV. g.. and bath. :. 2J.50
53eS Prospect ave. rooms and bath $50
1881 9th ST. NV, rooms and bath -. 23. so
ISIS 9th 81. W. rooms and bath $3.50
81 81 ST. ne. rooms and bath -..-.. 2i.50
1907 y. ii. ave. Or. and b., iatrobe %. 20
t59 Girard ST. NV. Or. b.. furnace heat FL 50
422 1ith ST. Sc 6 rooms and bath. $500. Is. so
l2ll X ST. NV. rooms. 1880
lilo .6th nv rooms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
OILS ST. NV, rooms Observation-Disclosures. $50
1l3 2ith 81. NV rooms. ......... 13. so
H. 9TH 81. Sc. : rooms ..-......... j.. 20
232 18th place ne. 4 rooms and bath. IL so
226 18th place ne. 1 rooms and ba Il. IL. 80
22s 18th pi- ne. 4 rooms and bath. L. so
2seo 18th II. ne. rooms ....-........ 1000
2soT Ath st. ne. rooms -..-.......... 1000
is MAYORS alley. rooms. .........- $40
STORE.
1917 ne. 1st floor. ................ $500
OFFICES
Wash Loan and Trust bldg. desirable suiteA
AcGEl bldg. desirable suite.
The Washington times., 1911-10-24

LAUREL, Md, Oct 2.-The racing
at Laurel today will be under the juris-
diction of the Jockey Club, and Start
er Dade will be back on the job. There
also will be bigger fields, larger purses.
and, in fact. just about as good racing
as it would be possible to hold. The
management is getting ready to handle
large crowds, as 1t is expected that
most of those who have been going
to Pimlico will shift to the Laurel
track.
There have been many applications
for stable room. but as the track stabl-
ing Is all taken, those horses which
desire to race for the next seven days
will have to stable at Benning. Many
are going to do this.
There is no feature on the card to-
day, but a well-balanced program is Of
fered. The third race will be about
the hardest betting proposition with
Yorkshire Boy. Little Ep, Duval and
Commoner's Touch accepting weights.
Yesterday was another ladies' day,
and there was a big crowd. In honor
of the event. seven races were carded,
and so well filled were the events that a
total Of sixty-tive horses started.
The Washington times., 1911-10-24
GL|DDEN TOURISTS
ARE ON LAST LEG
Of THEIR JOURNEY
Leave Atlanta, Where They
Have Been Royalty
Entertained.
BY HARRY WARD.

The Glidden Tour is nearing the end.
The tourists who have been the guests
Of Atlanta, Ga, since Saturday, left
there today for Cordele, a distance OF
II miles. Tomorrows run will be from
Cordele to Live Oak, while the last
i67 miles. Tomorrow's run will be from
Live Oak to Jacksonville. Fla. With
only 4ol miles more to go. II looks like
the Maxwell team, which is the only one
competing for the Gliddcn Trophy that
has a perfect score, will capture the
coveted prize.
The South has accorded a royal well
come to the Glidden tourists, the only
untoward incident SO far being The
action of the Harrisonburg. Va, au-
thorities holding up about fifty members
OF the party for speeding The Gid
denites have thoroughly enjoyed tour
ing through the South, aid their ad-
vent in that section Of the country is
practically sure to have a far-reaching
in good roads. This years tour was
primarily arranged to bring out senti-
nlent In favor of better highways, and
all alcng the route, from New York to
Atlanta. the people have given tangible
evidence Of their willingness to con-
struct better roads.
When the tourists drive into Jack
sonville Thursday they will find the an
cient town In gala attire. Elaborate ar
rangements to entertain them have been
made by the Automobile Club on Jack
sonyillc and the leading commercial
bodies.
The Washington times., 1911-10-24
Philly Twirlers to
Go South an Army

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Oct. A.-Al-
though the Athletics, being in the
worlds championship series, temporar-
lily have the limelight, the interests of
the Phillies are not meantime being
neglected.
President Fogel is working plans for
1912, and yesterday announced the list
Of men who will go South.
THE list is by no means complete"
said Horace Fogel, "as we may connect
with a number of new men at the meet
ing Of the National Association of Minor
Leagues, at San Antonio"
The players who will be placed before
Manager Doom for final selection now
under contract are
Pitchers-Chalmers, Alexander, Moore,
Stack, Curtis, Burns, Shultz, Brennan,
Hall, Pruitt, Baxter. Oldham, Rasmus-
sen. Puckett. Stanley, Kutz. Masters,
Chaput, Ward, McTighe, Baker. and
Smith.
Catchers-Dooin Cmanager). Moran,
Killifer Cotter, Quinn.
nfelders-Luderus, Miller, German,
Knabe, Doolan, Lobert, Walsh Lehr,
Irelan. Dealfi, Rapp, Keaney, O'Dea,
Roche. Boone, Kippert, Hart and Shirm.
Outfielders-Magee, Paskert, Titus,
Beck, Bunker. Cravath, Cochran, Bess-
wick
The Washington times., 1911-10-24
Ben Shibe Says No, Differ
ence Exists Between Two
Major Circuits.
SPIKES STORIES OF
LIVELY HORSEHIDE
No Change Made Since Campaign
/ for Pennant, Says Maker
| = of Supply.
By SENATOR"

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. A.-of all the
senseless claims that have been ad-
,vanced during tho much talked Of
worlds series, the one which has fooled
many fans has been the impression that
cert Of sphere while at Shibe Park
there has been another brand.
There was q lot of talk at times dur
ing the American League season that
the lively ball had given way to ore of
much less resiliency, but this was de-
MED by Ban johnson in an Interview In
The Times weeks ago.
In Washington there was a claim by
many that tho ball that was in vogue
in the Americen League before the in
PRODUCTION Of the cork center was the
enc stin used in the National League
This. however, is untrue, as is shown
by the following statement which the
writer obtained from Ben Shibe, presi-
dent Of the Athletics, In whose shops
the balls CT both leagues are made:
'Incidentslly. the Same ball Is now in
use in both of the big lea sgues, and the
ball that>was used during the chan-
pionship series is the Same one as is be-
ing pitched and hit during the series
for the worlds championship.
In only one single pal ticular do they
differ. and that is in the stitching. One
league has one color thread and the
other another.
This talk of more batting at one park
than the other because of difference in
material has no foundation in fact"
Before leaving Washington the writer
overheard two discussions on this topic
but the statement from the maker
should and all disputes along this line
The Washington times., 1911-10-24
WARD WOULD LEAD
UNION Of PLAYERS
AGAINST JOHNSON
Ball Tossers Will Form Or
ganization, With Former
Giant as President.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. A.-A ball
players union. with John Montgomery
Ward. former player and now New
York attorney. at the head of it. is In
project.
A couple Of dozen big league players
are taking in the series, and they have
talked several times of forming a
union. They look to Ward to organize
and head the union.
THE players have often talked Of
an organization. but have held back
because there was no one strong
enough to head It. Ward would be an
ideal organizer and leader, and / un-
derstand he Is ready and anxious to
act" said q member of the Boston Red
Sox.
THE players can never hope to have
a square deal until they organize. II
they get together they can have as
much to say as the club owners. The
owners will be glad to talk business,
with millions Of dollars invested In bali
parks"
Ward would probably seize this chance
to get on even terms with Ban Johnson
Wards candidacy for the presidency of
the National League was SO bitterly
opposed by Johnson that he was de-
feated. johnson made statements about
Ward which led to a slander suit by
Ward against the American League
president.
The union project has been talked
over all season.
The Washington times., 1911-10-24
ZenS Takes the Bowie
At Closing Session of
Pimlico in Handy Style

BALTIMORE. Oct. A.-The running
vt the Bowie was the star feature Of
the wind-up at Pimlico yesterday and
its winning stamped Zeus about the
best horse in training.
The Handicapped gave Zeus the top
weight. 126 pounds, a big concession to
everything in the race. yet with that
package up the colt made the pace from
start to finish and galloped everything
else into the ground. At the finish
Zeus was we'll In hand and could have
kept up the clip for two miles more
had 1t been necessary.
Mrs. Livingstone's Sotemia, which
many of the wise fellows figured to
have a royal chance, ran a nice even
race and took place, but never threat
ened the winner. The filly had trouble
disposing Of Colonel PARIS Bounder.
Bounder was the surprise of the race
running second until the very end,
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| LAUREL FIELDS TO
BE CHARGER TODAY

when Sotemia got up and beat 1t out.
The Blues gelding. "Old Rones.' as
Colonel Parr calls 1t, evidently is
little better than the wise ones have
rated Ii.
The largest winner at the meeting was
X. T. Wilson, jr.. whose string took
down $500. Sam Hildreth was second
with $s,23O. and BILLY" Garth third with
$3035.
Shilling topped the jockeys with
twenty-four frsts, nine seconds. and
eight thirds. McCahey was second with
thirteen firsts, seven seconds, and seven
thirds. Schuttinger was third with
eleven firsts, fifteen seconds, and twelve
thirds. These boys were far ahead Of
the others. although Burns did some
very clever work.
The stake blanks for Juarez were dis
tributed at the track yesterday. Ten
stakes were called for with values
ranging from $1,000 to 1850. The Juarez
meeting will last for one hundred days.
and there will be no purses of less than
$1,000.
Many of the horsemen will ship to
Laurel. while others will go direct to
Jamestown.
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Burns Boxes Attell.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct! a-.Consider-
able interest is manifested in the fight
Eere tonight between Frankie Burns,
the clever little Jersey City bantam
weight, and Monte Attcll, of California.
The boys will meet in ten-round bout
at the Orleans A. c.
AS the winner of the fight is to be
matched with Johnny Coulon for the
tantamweight championship Of the
world, the fight is sure to be one for
blood from the start.
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Will Meet McGOOrty.

BOSTON, Oct. 4.-Jack Dillon. the
promising Indianapolis middleweight,
who Is to meet Leo Houck, Of Lam
caster, Pa, in a twelve-round fight here
tonight, has been matched for another
fight. He will meet Eddie McGoorty,
tho hard-hitting middleweight Of Osh-
kosh, Wis, in ten rounds in Indianapo-
lis on November 5. McGoorty already
has beaten Dillon in two battles.