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The Washington times., 1911-10-21
Says Snodgrass Spiked
Maker With Malice

NEW YORK, Oct. H.-In a signed
statement printed here Hal Chase. the
famous New York Americans manager
and first baseman. reiterates his accusa-
tion that the spiking OF Baker by Snod-
grass in last Tuesdays worlds series
game was "a deliberate attempt to In
jure Baker so that he could not take
part In any more Of the games"
Baker might have been in the line,
"Chase says. but that Is no excuse for
player to jump feet frst waist high.
as the Giants center fielder did at
Baker in the tenth inning OF Tuesdays
game at the Polo Grounds"
The Washington times., 1911-10-21
Virginia chooses Wood.

Central Highs eleven. given the Dis
trict championship before they walked
on the field. got the surprise of its
sweet existence yesterday at the hands
of the midget Western team. Though
the little fellows alibi had appeared,
they forgot all about that when once
the whistle blew for combat, and sailed
right into their huskier opponents. Un-
til the last few minutes of play 1t
seemed as IL the Western boys would
hold Central to a no-score tie. Then
came that run of Schoenfeld. two rush
es, and the forward pass, resulting in
the lone touchdown of the game. West
ern should feel pretty clipper today.
The Washington times., 1911-10-21
Deceptive Card at
Pimlico; Favorites
Tumbled Yesterday

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2L-The card at
Pimlico this afternoon is one Of the
best Of the meeting and promises ac-
ton from start to finish.
At first blush It looks as IL the win
ners might not be so hard to locate,
but. with the bitter experience OF the
past few days in mind, the form stu
dents will not be too rash In their ven-
lures.
Some, very classy two-year-olds are
entered in the first race and of these
Puggins and Moisant look best. II Tur-
tine,, who defeated Penobscot yester-
day. starts back. he will be in the hunt.
Restigouch. although starting out OF
and the Wilson entry should be second.
Al the weights Duffield and The
Prophet look the contenders in the
Handicap steeplechase.
The Washington times., 1911-10-21
THIS IS BANNER DAY
ATLAUREL TRACK

ton Queen seem as good as anything.
A great field Of jumpers entered in the
Green Spring Valley Steeplechase,
about the best ever seen together at
Pimlico. Algie with top weight must be
given the preference here. Bello may
get the place, but there will be plenty
OF contention.
Caliph and Flamma will run we'll in
the sixth race. Jawbone also will be
dangerous.
Castinia and Bob Vernon may split the
last race
The Washington times., 1911-10-21
Fourth Delay in
ar World Series Is
rs: 49,. Forced by Rain

Z PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ALTO date
nd ark has fioated over Shtbe Park and
fssted it's weary keel on top of the
efandstand.
yFor why?
1Weil, there are two reasons:
Gone is that the Maritime Register
doesn't show any spare derelict arks
wandering about just now; and the
other is that. from last reports, Shibe
Park is so deep under water the Lu-
sitania might float over 1t on an even
kAel. $50. ..~
So what chance has poor ark Of
touching bottom. anyway?
And also. what chance have the Ath-
letics and Giants for deciding who is
pennant before the frost Is on the
None; absolutely none. .n
Rain All Night.
soaking rain fell all night, and
early today 1t was still a-comin', Just to
show the weather man how to take a
Joke. For the weather man had said
there would be a clear day and a fast
field. It might be a fast field for tor
pedo boats practice. but not very fast
for the modern idea of baseball.
The early prospects were that If 1t
should stop raining before the snow
begins to fly, the next game of the
series will be played here Monday. But
there Is no assurance that 1t ever IN
tends to stop raining.
We are told 1t rained forty days and
forty nights once; and may be the
weather is out to break it's own recor5,
Just like some baseball players:
The postponement habit Is getting on
alike, and there arc likely to be some
cases of nervous prostration reported
II the ball tossers are not permitted
to perform again pretty soon,
At $3.50, after the umpire, in a sub
marine boat kindly loaned by the ship
building yards here. had made deep
sea diving study of the lower levels
Cf Shibe Park, 1t was announced that
there would be no game.
May Not Play Monday.
Even IL the weather should clear W
by Monday, there is some doubt as to
the ability of the players to put up the
proper article of baseball, for the field
cannot possibly dry out to an extent
that will make lightning plays possible
burned over the field. but Manager
Mack declined, declaring 1t would spoil
tho field. He likewise grew ,peevlsn
when It was suggested that blottins
Thought. would have better effect.
Another cause has arisen to arouse
the players ire. They want to know
the whyness of posing for moving pic
fures when they don't share In the NOV
ing picture receipts. A Chicago firm is
said to have made 100000 showing the
films of last years series In the winter
league season. The players want Il
know who gets the money. for they
don't.
II the National Commission gets tho
money, the players rise to remark they
want to cut in on it. If the Nationa
Commission gave away the concession
out of the goodness of their hearts. the
players add, committee ought to b,
appointed for the commission.
Among Giant players there is said Il
have been an understanding that they
will pose for no more moving pictures
until they get their share.
The enforced rest has put McGraw
pitchers in tiptop slape again. and tn
Giant leader declared today he wa
more confident than ever that his mel
would clean Up the balance Of tn
series.
The Washington times., 1911-10-21
Who's going to benefit?

The National Commission, baseball q
supreme court Of last appeal, is rubbing
the PhilIy fans the wrong day. During
these days Of rain and mud. the three
gentlemen remain quietly in New York,
ascertaining possibilities OF a game at
shibe Park before leaving their hotel
After the game in Philly last Monday
the commission was the first to hike
back to New York Mack's supporters
should not become riled. Lots Of other
folks. having no connection with the
National Commission. choose New York
over Philadelphia as a pleasant harbor
during storms.
The Washington times., 1911-10-21
Topsy Hartsel Won't
Manage York Outfit

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 21.-Con-
ME Mack last night denied the report
from York, Pa. that Topsy Hartsel
was to go to that place to manage the
1912 Tri-State League team. The re-
port was to the effect that HartseI was
to be released to the York club on a
condition that he receive the same sal
airy that he Is getting from the Athletic
baseball club and be subject to recall at
any time.
The Washington times., 1911-10-21
Laurel ard Rmlico SeLec-
ttons BY Parole

LAUREL.
First race-Little Ep, Camilla.
Second race-O. X, knight Of Ell.
way.
Third race-Prince Ahmed, Mad.
rigalian.
Fourth race-Hilari0us, Plato
GLASS.
Fifth race-King Avondale, Baby
Wolf.
Sixth race-Apsche, Oakhurst.
PIMLICO.
First race-Puggins, Moissnt.
Second race-Restigouche, VII.
son entry.
Third race-Dunield, The Pro.
phet.
Fourth race-All Red, Chiffon
Queen.
Fifth race-Algie, BelIo.
Sixth race-Flamma, Caliph.
Seventh race-Castania, Bob Yer.
non.
The Washington times., 1911-10-21
Will Meet to Form
Chess and Checker Club

A movement is on foot in Washington
to organize Chess and Checker Club,
and a meeting to consider such an or
ganization will be held at 1923 Thirteenth
street northwest, third floor, at s
o'clock, Wednesday evening. Admirers
OF the games and those wishing to join
the club are invited to attend the meet
Ing. Those interested in the proposition
are A: b. Webster. r. F. Lowell. and
]. n. Roberts
The Washington times., 1911-10-21
Hugh Jennings Can't
Escape From League

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-President John
son. of the American League, when
told that dispatch from Chicago init
mated that Hughey Jennings might
manage the Cincinnati club next year,
said: There isn't a chance of Jennings
having been signed up by Cincinnati.
Jennings Is on the list OF the Amerf-
can Leagues reserved players. He could
not get out of our circuit without the
consent Of the Detroit club"
The Washington times., 1911-10-21
Baseball Banquet Will
Be Held Next Week

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-The commit
tee in charge of the banquet which
was to be rendered to the Giants, win
ners of the National League pennant
at the Hotel Imperial tonight, an
nounced last night that the affair had
been postponed until next Saturday
night. The postponement of the
worlds series games because of the
inclement weather was the cause Of
the change of date
The Washington times., 1911-10-21
Livingston Will Go
To Cleveland Next Year

CLEVELAND, Oct. H.-Paddy, Idv-
tngston, Athletic catcher, will come to
Cleveland next season, along with
Harry Davis, who is to succeed George
Stovall as manager of the Maps, 1t is
fer of Livingston has not been COM
pleted. but has been agred upon by the
Cleveland and Athletic owners.
The Washington times., 1911-10-21
Umpire Three Victor
In Old Championship

Bill Dineen. one OF Ban Johnson's UNI
pires in the series, was the pitcher for
the Boston Americans who trimmed tho
Pirates In 1908. He won three games.
The Washington times., 1911-10-21
The shouting Is to come.

Now the fans are planning great
banquet to be given to ]. Franklin
Baker. the brilliant cloutsmith Of the
Mackmen. 1t Is being planned by Mary
lapders residing in Philadelphia and
Charlie Herzog, the Giants third base
man. because he. 80. is a native Of
the same State, will be invited to
partake Of the choice viands. Governor
Austin Crothers Of Maryland and John
e. George. organizer Of some of the
fastest amateur teams Maryland has
ever known, together with Connie Mack
and Johnny McGraw. will be special
guests. / don't belong in Maryland. but
/ wish I did, 80 that could horn in on
this dinner. It'll be held at the Walton
in Philadelphia some time next week
and should be a rouser.
The Washington times., 1911-10-21
BOB TtiAYER'S SPORTING GOSSIP
-"EVERY KNOCK IS A BOOST
By Goldberg

regarding these worlds series tickets
which, to say the least, Is peculiar.
Here's hoping Ban finds whatever there
may be to find. He'll do the rest, never
fear.
The Washington times., 1911-10-21
Some football today.

Little Amby Mcconnell, due for set
back into the minors. was the star OF
the Chicago city series. In seventeen
times at bat he got ten hits for bat
ting average of .5Ss, quite the best OF
the regular players of both teams. Doc
White. our fellow townsman, slugged
the pill for an average of .e66, but he
came to bat only three times. Johnny
Evers had the best batting figures for
the Cubs, getting 1893 in fifteen times
White, our fellow-townsman, slugged
Charlie Comiskey will take back his
remark that he would send Mcconnell
to the Eastern League for next year.
The "Old Roman must have studied
these figures.
The Washington times., 1911-10-21
More rain?

Baseball dope is funny, yea. passing
strange. as our boon companion hath 1t.
The battered, despised. hammered-into-
the-dirt st. Louis Browns. finishing last
in the American League. walloped the
Cardinals in the post-season series. The
White Sox. fourth by a hair in the
American League, froze the Cubs. Sec
ond in the National League, four
straight games. The Cleveland Maps
third In the American League, were
soundly trounced by the Cincinnati Re's,
sixth club in the National League. Yea,
again, baseball dope is baseball bunk.
The Washington times., 1911-10-21

Herman Schaefer. of the Nationals, is
one of those who feel, no matter what
denials may come. that George Stovall
will be washington's next manager,
Schaefer was highly touted for the place
as soon as the retirement of McAleer
was assured. 80,
The Washington times., 1911-10-21

Those who attempted to dope the
iieved the inficld would be the Ath.
letics' forte should now remember that
three out Of four of the Giants runs
have come through the failure Of the
in a pair of runs and Barry one.
The Washington times., 1911-10-21
Commission Criticised,

Despite the fact that 1t will be neces.
sary to play the next game here. the
members Of the National Commission
have spent little time in PHILADELPHIA.
Enthusiastic baseball men say they are
disgusted with conditions H., ...' :
The Washington times., 1911-10-21

Jim McAleer. the departing pilot.
has spent much of his time with the
members Of the National Commission.
The Washington times., 1911-10-21

ular umpire, who officiates at games
In Washington. is one Of the closest
followers of the games.
The Washington times., 1911-10-21

One telegraph company estimates
that It is averaging 10000 words eacii
day during the series. This will give
some idea Of the widespread interest
in the games. -. - :.
The Washington times., 1911-10-21

e. Lawrence Phillips, vino made hi.
reputation In Washington, has sur
prised the National Leaguers by his
voice when he announces
the batteries and changes in the line
IN '''
The Washington times., 1911-10-21

There are in Philadelphia ls1 news,
papermen covering the series. These
cry major league city, and many places
that are represented in the minors.
The Washington times., 1911-10-21

Hugh Jennings left early yesterday
tor his home upstate. Before going
he denied that story that appeared
here yesterday accusing him of helping
the Giants in the series. ''It is sim
ply too foolish to merit discussion, :"
was the only. comment the Detroit
manager would make.
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abaarsn unb GdHDtlsehtsr, cher bem Betsu barcn
sur gfIibt ptmadt ioI@<r anerbanng ebr aHs
erpruneen noalafomnten unb sDcr In annsbnss
bursr 8sit une NIT br osHletnbsE g,rauelt&seit.
Ssttioa g. Srutnbstn Refiser WdGtsr sbsr 9ns
bobsr bon ipIbtm @ebdubs, Gieentbum ceer Rans
peri Oost iretnotine 0trion, nsIGs bic MntH6t
tlbrt iber fplbe artiid, Stesfs maartR oetr cans
oeseilier ipie pbeRqtnaHHf, peer ber @efter bos
bon tptlnsr psrfehien iplit. hen Rerpfi&tunatn.
nelht thm hurh bitie ErDiHant uHD bic MHcrns
Runetn bts Gbs's Rom fseuers Eepcrtsment cher ben
@cbtIteu, bic bon bm trHaunt DnrbeF untsr eisler
CrbtHans, oufsrItqt nurotH, nahautpmmsH, fou bet
rlsbsrfabrHne In tnt Belbhtafe BEN ni@t psniets
ais stbu pbsr uint msbr ats einbuHotrt Esfars
fur isoeH 3aa bsrtaftn. an pelhem Der auCrpHrRe
nidt na6pefpmmeH tpire.
SsfiioR T. Sit Rtltt6nnne .@enters ceer sTdha
ter1 .5Htnbsr', sBerfon, ipsIAt bic Huftbt fnbrts
ioa 70 auspeltat perbsn, bGb ht biz WehuoSi ies
lpobi tote bic GiHhstt bsbsaitt, uHb tHnaIiHt 9as
icntu ioipe mts pirili1s.
auqeHommsn ON Is. sRai g. @ 1911
g. 6. Satbaatt
Worfssr ess etootrdths.
ese!anbiVt: Gepiu 6tuettisu, EIsrt.
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