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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

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=. Hess pastor. sunday school 1880.
a. m, Public preaching At II a. M,
Christian Endeawor 1900 p. m. Our.
friends and members Of the church
who are in the city are hereby invited
toscome5and worship with us.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
- i <4 - !. 50 -z@
HON0RS ARE DIVIDED
Cornell, Columbia and the
Naval Academy Win. -
- =
SURPRISE IN CLUB RACE
Event in Which Cornell and Navy
Freshman Fights Row Closely
Contested.
SURPRISE. IN CLUB RACE

PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-Honors of
tire ninth annual regatta of the American
Rowing Association. which took place
today over the Henley distance-one mile
80 yards, on the SchuyIkir river, were
about evenly divided between Cornell. CO.
Iumbia and the United States Naval Acad-
emy crews. The Navy crew Won the fresh
man eight-oared race: Columbia was
victorious in the first eight-oared shells.
and the Ithaca crew carried off the hon.
ors in the junior college eight, for the
New England cup. This race was one
of the best of the afternoon and was
captured by Cornell by less than one
second, the times of the two crews at
the finish being: Cornell, Gal 4-5. and
the Navy crew, which finished second,
go During the last quarter Of a mile
of the race the two crews were rowing
as though one eight, but when nearing
the finish Courtneys crew spurted and
managed to cross the line about six feet
in the lead. Yale was third, ten lengths
away. and Harvard and the University
of Pennsylvania trailed in
The surprise of the day came in the
special interclub eight-oared race be-
tween the Union Boat Club of Boston
and the Malta Boat Club of this city.
The latter was regarded as being one
Of the very best eights i'm Philadelphia
and was thought TO have a walk-over in
this race but the Boston eight surprised
them and at the finish was two lengths
ahead
The Cascadilla crew of Ithaca. which
defeated the Princeton freshmen last
Saturday, was pitted against the Central
High School of this city and the former
won about as they pleased. For the first
half mile the high school crew led by
a scant length, but when the Cascadilla
boys got ready to take the lead 1t
was an easy task.
E Smith of the Union Boat Club of
Boston undoubtedly lost the second
single souls owing to the erratic steer
ing of Louis III. Stoll of the Arundel
Boat Club of Baltimore. Smith shads the
course next to the river drive with Stoll
second. When near the finish StoH Kept
bearing in toward the bank and finally
crashed into Smith. Both were forced to
pull up. and George W. Allison Of the
West Philadelphia Boat Club. who was
several lengths IN the rear, came on and
won. After Stoi1 and Smith became dis
entangled they rowsds tosthe finish, both
finishing ahead ofaR.a n. Davis of the
United States Navy Athletic Association.
Stoll was set back. however. second place
going TO Smith and third to Davis.
The eight-oared event between the
Columbia freshmen and the Annapolis
Naval Academy boys was a. pretty finish.
the Maryland lads crossing the line q
scant length ahead of their New York
ytyals.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
AMERICAN POL0|STS
WIN PRACTICE GAME
Down FoxhaII Keene's Free.
hooters in Good Fashion by
Score Of II to 31-2.

NEW YORK. May 27.-Foxhall Keene's
F'reebooters. who. downed the British cup
challengers at polo last Monday. them
selves went down in defeat this afternoon
before the American cup defenders for
the International cup matches In the best
play seen since preparatory games began
six weeks ago. Eleven to three and one
half was the score. Not once did the
Freebooters lead, although after tan min
utes Of play the score was oven. each side
having made two goals.
At half time the Defenders had made
five to tho Freebooters three and each
team had been penalixed one-half for
fouls by Harry Payne Whitney and NAL
colin Stevenson. respectively.
In the last four periods the machinelike
team play Of the cup defenders wore
capital polo az No. for the FTeebooters.
tailed only once. Louis Stoddard played
capital polo as No. for tho Freebooters
and the defensive play OF Foxhall keene
and Malcolm Stevenson against the fast
attacks of the champions drew applause
from the largo audience.
The first goal scored against the cup
Foxhall Keene, in spite Of being hamper
ed by all four opponents. When near
goal he passed the ball to Malcolm Ste
venson, who slipped it through the goal
posts The second goal against them
was dribbled through cleverly by Stod-
dard from . poor hit out by Milburn. the
cup defenders back.
The third accrued from good run by
Rene La Montague. who passed TO Keene.
Keene cut the ball to Stoddard. who tap
ped it through easily. The fourth was
scored by Stoddard or q fne hit by Ste
venson after q combined rush by the
Freebooters.
Meanwhile each Of the Waterbury
brothers scored i've goals, and MilbuFn
and Whitney ono each for the cup-de-
Tending team.
The British cup challenges watched
most Of the game and declared Il wonder
fully good polo They will play their dnal
practice game Sunday afternoon ~
Cedarhurst. Today's game was the last
of the cup defenders practice series:
The first game OF the international
series will be played next Wednesday.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
CUP
FOR REEVE LEWIS
Wins Chevy Chase Golf Tour
ney, Defeating G. F.
DoWney.

Two good matches were decided in the
closed handicap golf tournament at the
Chevy Chase Club yesterday. G. F. Dow
ney defeating Nicholas Longworth by 2
up In the semi-1nal round in the morn
ing. only to lose to Reeve Lewis by the
same score In the finals in the after
noon.
These two matches brought the tourna-
ment to an end, and the golf committee
is receiving congratulations from all sides
for having pulled off one Of the most
successful affairs ever held under the
auspices Of the club.
A largo gallery was on hand and fol-
lowed the players over the course. The
handicaps, which gave Longworth three
strokes over Downey in the semf-flnal
round, made the players about even and
a good match resulted. Downey sprint
ing toward the last.
In his match in the final round he re-
ceived handicap of five strokes over
Lewis. and the latter was forced to ex-
tend himself to the limit to win. Downey
fell down badly at the fourth hole, while
he lost on several others by a stroke
BY halving the sixth and eighth he man.
aged to turn in a score Of 43 to Al going
out He was not SO successful coming
in. while his opponent made the last nine
holes in 80. making a total OF 50 for the
match.
Lewis was presented with the "Presi-
dents cup"-a handsome silver loving
cup offered by Gist Blair, president Of
the Chevy Chase Club Col Downey won
the runners-up prize, which was q hand
some silver flask.
The score for the Lewis-Downey match
follows:
Reeve Lewis
46S45 4sbB34 44bS46 80
Col. Downey-
44476 4 b5 54x466 As 5-u
President Taft. Gen. Edwards and Mai
Butts played an interesting threesome,
which was not part Of the tournament.
but which attracted equally as much at
tention. the President winning, defeating
Gen. Edwards by up and taking Maj.
Butts into camp by up.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
; CONFERENCE MEET.
Goes to Missouri With Margin Of 8
Points Over Kansas.

pES MONIES, Iowa, May 27.-Missouri
won the fourth annual track and field
meet of the Missouri Valley Athletic AS
sociation at Drake Stadium here this aft
ernoon, with a total Of 40. or points
over Kansas. which came second. with 81.
while Nebraska was third. with a total
OF % points.
Seven Missouri Valley Association rec
ords were broken during the meet The
record breakers were Anderson OF Ne
braska. in the one-mile run. 4.26; Reed OF
Nebraska In the 80 dash. 30 nat; Kirksey
Of Missouri In the o20-yard hurdle. o5;
Wilson of Coe In the :,20-yard dash. 70;
Durey of Des Moines IN the two-mile
run. 9.46; Nebraska In the one-half-mi
relay. 1.32 3-5. and Lambert Of Washing
ton In the pole vault. IL feet SA inches.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
!. VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.

American Association.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
LOWE GETS DECISION
OVER WILLIE LUCAS
Washington Lightweight Finds
a Rough Customer in
PhiIadeIphian.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special IH6patcn 10 Inc Star.
PrTTSBURG. Pa. May 27-Tommy
Lowe of Washington. D. c.. beat Willie
Lucas of Philadelphia in the final six
round bout before the Northern Club to-
night. Lucas was heavier than Lowe.
The Washington boy, who has become
quite a favorite in Pittsburg. had left
lab from which Lucas could not get away.
The first round went to Lucas. as Lowe
seemed to be on the defensive. In the
second round Lowe got his left working
and took the round. Lucas opened the
third with fierce infighting and 1t looked
bad for Lowe. who came back. however.
with three solid blows on Lucas face.
It was loves round by shade.
The fourth went to Lowe, through his
jabbing and getting away from Lucas
swings.
on loves body. the best blow of the
fight Lowe. however, got a draw on
the round
The sixth was marked by the fercest
kind OF tn-fghting. Lucas lost his tenn
per and tried to rough II. but Lowe kept
at him with his left jab. and. besides,
landed q good blow on Lucas neck with
his right. Even after the hell sounded
Lucas kept fighting and Lowe accommo-
dated him and 1t required strenuous work
on the part Of the referee to separate
them.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
REVENGE FOR PENN.
Easily Defeat Princeton, Driving
White From the Box.

PRINCETON, N. J.. May N.-Pennsyl-
vania took sweet revenge on Princeton
today. when they soundly trounced the
Tigers Z to 2. The Philadelphia bats
men got thirteen hits. knocking s. ".
White out of the box. while four costly
errors by Princeton added to the damage
Princeton did not score until the NINTH
when two hits and two errors by Capt,
Aldendiefer gave them two talltes Score
r. H. e.
Pennsylvania -. o 2 D O O CT l3 4
Princeton ....... o 0 0OO OO2 2-2 5 4
Batteries-Imlay and Cozens; White.
Woodie and Lackey. Umpires-Bedford
and Sternberg.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Totals 81 Il Totals. 2 q 3 !
Evening star., 1911-05-28
LAUREL BEATS HAMPDEN.
Takes Lead at Start and Is Never
Headed.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Speciai D1epatcn 70 ine sum-
LAUREL. Md. May 27.-Laurei won
an interesting game here today in a
pitchers battle from the strong Hamp-
den Club Of Baltimore by the score OF
8 TO 2. The Laurel club. feeling the
defeat from this club at Baltimore last
Saturday, showed today to the largeo
crowd in attendance that 1t could
come back Laurel landed on Rube
Bowers. who was on the slab for Hamp-
den, at the start by scoring three runs
in the first inning, but after this he set
tied down and the good support given
him did not allow the home club TO
make another tally. Buster Souder served
them I'D for Laurel and only allowed
six hits, and his playing. with that OF
Miles, who made some stops at the not
corner. was of the highest order. A
large crowd Of rooters accompanied the
Hampden club and a very large crowd
was in attendance. coming from towns
around. as a game between these two
clubs always creates much interest. AS
each club has won a game this season
another will be played later. Score:
Evening star., 1911-05-28
WHITE SOX BEATEN.
Cleveland Takes First of Two-Day
Series, 6 to,S,

+ CHICAGO. May 27.-Cleveland won the
irst game of the two-day series from
Chicago today after ten innings. 6 to 5.
rhe early lead of the visitors was the
esult OF Lange's wildness and opportune
,:ttins. The locals scored by punching
Tits, base on balls and a sacrifice, and
when the reserve list was called upon
the ninth inning a batting rally re-
Iuited, in whicn two runs were scored
md West was relieved by Gregg. who
checked the rally. Walsh was then sent
q for Lange and two consecutive dou-
,les gave the visitors their winning run.
Ire score.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
ST: MARY'S 0UTPLAYS
THE GALLAUDET BOYS.
EngeI's Pitching a Big Puzzle
to the Kendall Green
Team.
Special Dispatch. to The Star.

EMMITSBURG. Nd. May 27.-Gallau-
det went down today before st. Mary's
In slow. and listless game by the
score OF to B.: The Mountaineers
scored In the three first innings. but
Moore was tnvincible in the other Ave
innings. Engel pitched a great game,
allowing only i've hits and striking out
twelve men. The Gallaudet team Sc
cured their only runs in the sixth in
ming. when pair Of hits. coupled with
errors. netted them two. Stevenson's
sensational catch Of Costello's drive,
robbing him Of hit, was the feature
OF the game. Blanchard also turned
neat trick when he captured a low drive
from Norris bat with one hand nearly
touching the ground. The score:
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Fight Called Off

LOS ANGELES, May 27-The Johnny
McCarthy-George Memsic battle at Yer
non was called off this afternoon by Pro-
moter Tom McCarey on the advice of the
crowd OF spectators, to whom McCarey
appealed when Memsfc announced that
he would not fight unless ne was given
more money. Mccarthy was in the rims
at the time ready to 60 on.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
CUBS TAKE FIRST.
Win Initial Game Of Series From St.
Louis.

ST. LOUIS. May 27-Chicago won the
frst game Of the present series with the
local team today by to g, after eleven
innings of close playing. during which
each team used three pitchers. Three
runs were made by the locals in the
seventh inning. on four bases on balls.
one hit and an error by Chance. Sales
was hit for four runs. but remained in
the game for seven innings. Score:
Evening star., 1911-05-28
CORNELL BEATS YALE.
g to 8 Is Score at End Of Fourteen
Innings,

ITHACA. N. Y, May N.-Cornell de-
feated Tale 6 to in a fourteen-innins
sensational game here today. The Itha-
cans led until the ninth. when five hits
netted three runs and tied the score. In
the fourteenth O'Conneil made a hit that
scored Hightower. who had gained first
on an error. The score:
R!iLE Z.
Cornell o 1 2 o o O o 0 O. 1-8 . 2
Yale :. 0 O 0 o o o 90 0O OO-5 l6 Z
BatterieS-Nisbet, Hightower and Nc
Cormick; Freeman. Scott, !. Freeman and
Burdette and Carhart.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
GALtAUDET DEFEATED.
Mount St. Mary's Win q Slow and
Listless Game, 6 to 2.
snecial pispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
EMMITSBURG, Md. May 27.-Mount
ST. Mary's defeated Gallaudet today in
a slow and listless gams q to =. Engers
stick work and the catches of stevenson
and blanchard featured. Score:
R H. h.
Mt. ST. Mary's.. , J 1 900 q o-6 10 J
Gallaudet ....... o o o o02 o.: q
Batteries-Engel and McHugh: Moore
and Morris.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
TIGERS GET ANOTHER.
Hit Bill Bailey Hard and Easily De-
feat the Brownies.

weakened in the closing innings today
and Detroit defeated st. Louis, to 3.
In the fifth, Stephens, attempting to
satch Bush's pop foul crashed into the
grandstand and was knocked senseless
and sustained a. .sprained ankle. Score:
Evening star., 1911-05-28

TM0-base hlts--Keily. Miller. Three base hits
.McHush, Engel. Stolen bases.MeMorts ~.
Double pisysSssevenson to Rockwell; Engsi to
Kilgallen to Kelly. Bases on balls-On Moore.
4; oR mgel, 4. Hit by pftcher-Moore. Struck
out-Ry Mgei, ~; by Moore. 8. Passed ball
Morris Umpire-Mr. McAtee.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

First base on enors-CommerclaL q; First, 3.
Left on bases-Commcrcial, IL; First, 10. First
base on balls-On Quantrelle. 2: of Anderson.
2. Struck out-By Quantrele. 8; Anderson, 8.
Home run-Seay. Three-base hits-Salb (2),
Quantrelle, Hines. Moore. Mackall. Twobase
hits-Solomon. Leakin. Stolen bases brennan
t2,, Hall, Hines. Moore. Burnside, Lester,
Salb. Double plays-Mackall (unassstedl Moore
to Hoover. Quantrclle to Hines. Brooks TO
Bailey 10 Mackall. Solomon 10 Bailey TO
Mackan. Wild pitches-Anderson, 2. Passed
bail-Lynn. Gmpire-Mr Edmonston. Time Of
game-l hour and 65 minutes
Evening star., 1911-05-28
COMMERCIAL TRIMS FIRST.
Takes Slugging Match by the Score
of 12 to z.

On the White Lot yesterday the Com
mercial National defended their position
and kept their slate clean by defeating
the team OF the First National by the
score Of IL to I. This victory gives the
Commercial lads four credits as against
no debts or defeats. The contest started
out as II. It was a slugging match, four
triples and three singles being the share
of the 14th street boys. for total of
seven runs.
The score:
Evening star., 1911-05-28

ChicaGO. .....,. o 0 1t
Two-base hits-Chance. Konetchy. Ellis, TIN
ker. Evans. Thseebase hits-DoyIe., Archer.
rifce hies-Zimmerman. Schultz Hoffman. Dou-
BILE plays-Archer to Zimmerman; Huggins.
Hauser and Konetchy. Stolen baseITinker.
Brown. Z; on Richie /. Struck ut-By Sailee,
4: BY Brown, 6; by Richie. l: Hits-Of Sallee,
q In innings; of Geyer. In innings; off
Steele. in ! inning; OF Brown. in 8 %
innings; OF Richie. ! 10 I 1-s innings; OF Cole.
n,. nninss Te sit of rsme ON son1s % Il IL St
utes. Umpires-Aessrs. Eason and tombstone.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Totals. 80 II l Totals. 8 II 30 10 o
. ~.Ratted for Tannehiii in ninth.
: Harted for Corhan IN ninth.
: Chicago. q u / D O 2 2 05
Cleveland % D D 01 f-6
T8o-base hits-Graney, IAnge. Turner, Col
$ iibs. Dougherty. Bau. Callahan. StoTaii, Biz
! ningham. Three-base hit-IAnd Hits@OH
&est. in iHHings; of Gregg. none In 2
innings. on Itange. b IN . innings; OF Walsh, 2
2 IN inning. Sacrifice hts-Payne, Blrninham
5 Bodte. Stolen bases-Olson, Stoyai. Dougherty
? Jackson. ZeidsY. Double play-1Bodie to Zeider
LEFT ON bases-Chicago. b: Cleveland, q. Bases
z one balls OF LaEge. 3; OF West. 4. Hit by
litcle.-,By Ltage tJackscn). Struck out-By
sGage. 10. by Gregg. /. Wild pitches-By
-1J49Ilse, .. Time Of game hour and SO min
-utas. Umpircs-Aessrs. 0'Loughlin and DiH-
Eeea.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
COLLEGE GAMES.

At Chicago-Chicago University. Is; Wiscon-
sin University, 9.
At Bloomington-uniyersity Of Illinois. Il;
Indiana University, 1.
At New Haven-Yale Freshmen, 8; Pawling
School Of New York, o.
Al Ithaca-corneil, 8; Yale, 8 "a inningsJ.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Totals. is 27I4 2 Totsls.. 9i527 rs 2

'Bat;ed for Tyler In sixth.
sS5dSa :SsoGyn '..'......,o ......... S Ss
Two-base hits-Herycg CD. Zimmerman, Miller
- Pfsner. Home run-EFwin- Hits-OR
Brown. iG in innings; on Tyler. IN m
ding, OF Pfefer. in . innings; on Bell. IL In
/ innings: on Rucker. 5 In innings. Sserince
Erwin Wheat, Bur:h, Bell. Stolen bases
Eheat t2l. Stark. Barger. Herzog t2), Sweeney.
icy and Tenney; McElveeu and Barger. Left
N bases-Boston. s; Brooklyn. 8. First base on
.risgoT Brgwni ssIi es "a Tyler; r,ei as sy
Brown. q By Ben. 2; by Ruck,r. !. Umpire
Mr O'Day. Time Of gane-2 hours and 10 min
Evening star., 1911-05-28
GEORGETOWN LOSES :.
Blue and Gray Tennis Team Beaten
5 by Navy.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. May 27.-Navy's
tennis team closed successful season
here this afternoon by defeating George
town. to o. There were Tour sets OF
shipmen had no trouble In capturing all
OF them. Midshipman Garland Fulton of
Mississippi. the star OF this years team.
has been elected to captain that of next
reason.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
COLUMBIA DEFEATED.
Richmond Golfers Beat Local Team
by Four Matches to One.

RICHMOND. Va. May IA match
game of golf was played over the Coun-
try Club course here today between q
team from the Columbia Golf and Coun-
try Club of Washington, D. c.. and q
team representing the Richmond Coun-
try club and resulted in favor Of the
Richmonders by four matches to ons.
It IL understood to be one Of q series OF
games for, the middle Atlantic states
champiouahin
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Left on bases-St. Louis. 8; Detroit, 8. Two
.ase hits-Bush. Rowan. Three-base hit
danage. Home run-Neloan. Sacrifice hits
bush. OLeary, Laitte. Stolen bases-Moriarty.
motion. = Double pay-Meloan to Laporte to
aarke. Struck out-By latte. 8; by Bailey.
Bases on balls-On Lafitte, 2: OF Bailey, I.
Hit by pitcher-By Bailey. Moriarty. Time Of
ame-1 hour and Sc minutes. Umpires-Nessrs.
swans and Mullen.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Two-base hits-Sitterding, Benits. Left on
bases Georgetown, s: Rock Hill, 7. Base on
balls-On Sitterding. 2; OF Boland, I: First
Hit BY pitcher-Feenan. Struck out-Dy Sitter
ding. 3. Umpire-Mr. Cleveland. Time Of
game-1 hour and 20 minutes.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
George Gunther Defeats
Marry Lewis on Points

PARIS, May 37.-The coiored
pusilist, George Gunther, won .
twenty-rOund fight ut Wonder
. land tonight. from Harry Lewis,
the welterweight, ON points.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Jams Trim Fordham.

NEW YORK, May 27.-The visiting
Japanese base ball team Of Keio Univer-
sity defeated Fordham University today
by q score Of IL to 8.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Holy Cross Beats Harvard.

WORCESTER. Mass, May 27.-Holy
Cross defeated Harvard to today.
Harvard scored In the sixth on a base
on balls, an infield out and a wild throw.
Score by innings:
r. H. z.
Harvard .........O o % 0OO-1 5 1
Lynch and Cans; Babson, Ernest and
Reeves. Time, 2 houEs. Umpires, STAFF
ford and Conroy-
Evening star., 1911-05-28
INDIANS WIN MEET.
Carlisle Has Margin Of 2e Points
Over Lafayette.

HARRISBURG. Pa. May 27.-The Car
lisie Indians won the Pennsvlvania tn
tercollegiate field and track champion
ship Tor the fourth time today by scoring
5515 points; Lafayette was second. with
29h; Lehigh following. with II: Buck
nell, 1534: Gettysburg, 15: University Of
Pittsburg. 121k, and Dickinson, Q.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
I RR0OKLYNS TURN TABLES.
Defeat Boston in Hard Hitting Game
by One Run.

BOSTON. May 27.--In a hard-hitting
game Brooklyn won from Boston today
\ to S. both teams being forced to
.ilange pitchers during the contest. The
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Seweu batted for Bowers in ninth
aurel 2 o o o o Ks
Hampden ...... o o %
Tro-base hits-Timznus. Steele. kauinsh.
StrucL ont-Ry Souder 8: by Bowers o. Stolen
bascs-Steele sullivan. Double piays-Stelger-
waid to sullivan ~. Base on balis-on Bowers.
Hit by p.tcber-By Bowers. Left on bases
laurel 4: Hampden. Z. Umpires-Messrs.
BROWN Of Baltimore and Merson Of Laurel.