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The Washington times., 1912-05-29
Meet Tonight to Settle
Pocket Billiard Title

TRENTON, N. j., May 2S.-AIfred De
Orc, former pool champion, who was
defeated for the pocket billiards cham
pionship in the Philadelphia tournament
some weeks ago, is to meet Edward
Ralph OF Hightstown, N. j., his victor.
for loco a side in a return match here
tomorrow night. The play will continue
three nights. and viii consist Of 200
points each night. Alexander Brooks OF
Philadelphia will referee the contest.
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
NEW YORK.

Runs-Shanks, Foster. Milan. Schaefer,
Knight, Mcbride. Ainsmith, johnson. Cree,
Dolan, Warhop. First base on errors
Washington, ?. Two-base hits-Foster. Street
Daniels Three-base hits-Johnson. Milan
Cree. Sacrifice hits-McBride. Ainsmith
Sacrifice fy-Shanks. Stolen bases-Schaefer
Shanks. Left on bases-New York, S; Wash
ington. 4. Double play-,Schaefer, Mcbride.
and Knight. Struck out-By Quinn. /; by
Warhop, 2; by johnson. 10. Hit by pitcher
BY Johnson, Dolan. Wild pitch-Johnson.
Hits-on Quinn. 8 In l Ia innings; of war
hop, in 2-3 innings. Umpires--Messrs.
Egan and Evans. Time Of game-l hour and
80 minutes.
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
Harvard Nine Is
En- Route for Philly

BOSTON. May 29.-The Harvard var
city baseball squad Of seventeen players,
with managers and attendants, left Bos-
ton today for Philadelphia, where the
Crimson will play the University OF
Pennsylvania nine on Franklin Field to.
morrow.
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
Olympic Entries
Cabled to Sweden

NEW YORK. May 29.-James E. Sui
livan, secretary of the American Olym-
pic committee, has cabled $50 entries of
United States athletes to Stockholm for
the international games this summer.
The largest number of entries was for
the 400-metre run. for which forty names
Were forwarded.
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
The Mackian Refrain.

thinker and Evers and Chance"
Featured the Cub refrain,
There in the thick of the dance.
Where the charge Of the foe was vain;
But Connie now edges along,
Back to his old-tme rank
AS he lamps once more with the stuff of yore-
Bender and Coombs and Plank"
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
Mckinley high plays Preps.

Conrad Doyle and Herbert Doyle are
expected to do the honors for Washing
ton in the Chevy Chase tennis tourna-
ment. Touchard. Taylor, Gordon, and
Biddle have shown exceptional form in
the first matches Today and tomorrow
see the best tennis of the week. The
doubles starting today ought to bring
out some stirring matches.
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
Excitement among amateurs.

Followers of cricket will have an op-
portunity to see a good game tomorrow
at the crease at Rock Creek Park. The
Washington Cricket Club meets it's
rival, the Sons OF St. George, the Balti-
more club, at o'clock. Never has the
Washington team been reported in such
fine fettle as II Is at this time.
The Washington times., 1912-05-29

Furl that banner-furi IL sadly
Where ten thousand wildly, madly,
swore that they would grab II gladly
And without q hawy
Now they see the end of trying
As they look on weeping, signing,
Where they lamp 1T floating, flying,
COPIED by J. McGraw.
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
ball nestled within Ainsmith's feather

bed.
Gabby Street put up a great game be-
hind the bat, his spectacular catches OF
fouls back at the stand bringing out his
friends by the hundreds. He also con-
tributed a homer, though he got only as
far as second on the rap. All In all,
Gabby was very .'powahful, very powah-
full, indeed, sah."
Cree's fine running catch of Walkers s
attempt for a homer in the seventh scin-
tillated with class.
Score In Detail
Down here, ladies and gentlemen, you
will find the proof that the Nationals
can win q game on the hilltop beside
the lordly Hudson:
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
Pirates Fall Again.

PITTSBURGH. Nav 29.-The Pirates
yesterday were defeated again by the
St. Louis Cardinals. score to 4. Hen
dirk began rather wildly and received
ragged support. In the fifth inning the
home team ted the score at four runs
through thu Witness og Geyer, Willis
thcr taking his place. In the sixth the
Cardinals scored thre times and won
the games Hauscr started the inning
with a hone run. Leifield then relieved
IIandrtX.
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
"Here They Come"

1T has taken my club" states Connie about five
weeks to find out that another pennant on "
Whoever put the bunch wise played CHASTITY trick
the rest of the field With four months left in which
act upon their discovery the result is likely
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
Easy picking for johnson.

Dutch" Schaefer's playing yesterday
cannot we'll be overlooked. Filling in
at second, where he has not played for
more than a year, the comedian grab
bed everything in sight Four outs,
three assists, finger in a double play,
and two hits out of four times at the
bat. and a stolen base was a nifty little
record at that
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
Laying for WolgaSt.

PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-''YounG
jack o'Brien is laying" for Ad VOL
CAST for their Friday night bout, ant
II the champion is in the poor form re
ported local fans think some fistic his
tory may be made. O'Brien shows
clearly the benefit OF instructions from
his older brother, philadelphia Jack
O'BTien.
The Washington times., 1912-05-29

Not that the Giants have the pennant. They
can beaten yet If eight ten of their athletes
drop dead between and August 7. BY August 8
even this catastrophe would be of outside avail
Mr.. ODay has done nobly. Hank rushed his people
away top speed whrling them mady along the road.
and it's no fault of his that that "midseason form"
struck camp just the Redland banner reached its
The ex-ump has lost all interest in the top floor
and is now centerng his attention upon fat some
where in the division. There be roar over
this location for first years start.
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
AND BUNTS
National League War Cry.
Bv Grdntldnd Rice.

Furl that banner-for tits weary
Round Its stan it's dropping dreary.
And we lamp II, sore and leery,
Well beyond our scienceI
Now We know there's none to lave It
In the blood which heroes gave it
Now we know there's none to save II
From these dad hinged Giants.
The Washington times., 1912-05-29

be fairly well obvious by the Ides Of September. We
do helmets to the brace of Soxes in crimson and
whtetwo good. hustling clubs-game and speedy. But
trimming these Mackmen over the full distance Is
something else again, they find out as Colonel
Connie has suggested, that another race is on"
Here they come" some one has already shouted.
You know the second section of this time-honored
phrase
Just Grif had third place nailed down and
the Old Fox beginning to look ahead. the Yanks,
in the seventh place, assaulted him from behind with
a blackjack It's tough old world, and the only
safe spots held by the Dodgers and the Browns
The only they know is built around the strength
of the bulkheads guarding the cellar floor
The Washington times., 1912-05-29

The fact that Warhop and Quinn were
pounded for IL hits should be a source
OF some satisfaction to the team and
followers. Even though the pitchers are
not going any too well will make little
difference II the wand wielders are able
to smash the ball as they did yesterday.
Reds Walker and Ainsmith were the
only ones who failed to register.
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
BOB THAYER'S
Sporting Gossip
Every Knock Is a Boost
Steve White signed.

Walter Johnson displayed great form
yesterday breezing along after his team
had gotten eight runs and let the Yam
KEGS have few hits. While the great
twirler was hit hard in the last rounds
he. showed at the start that he was
there and used his head after he had
taken the Yankees measure.
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
Tennis matches are good.

Better results are hoped for in the
series which opens today in Boston.
The loss Of four straight games to the
Highlanders was a bad start for such a
long series. but the fact that the team
Is to meet Boston. which has been going
pretty well of late. is more or less dis
couraging. More than an even break
must be gotten to make up for the New
York series
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
Open with Boston today.

Chick Gandil Is to play for the first
time in a National uniform this after
noon and his work will be watched with
interest 1t is some time since Wash
inston has had a chance to welcome q
high priced star. vivid" Conroy was
the last player for whom big money was
paid. New York getting 1900 for the
third baseman
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
Inield plays better.

Not to be outdone by Ed Reulbach,
Three Fingered" Brown signalized his
return to the pitching mound by We
tory over the Reds. The Cubs won the
game in the third inning. but Brown
held the Reds to six hits. and showed
that he Is again At. The Cubs have by
no means given up hope, although they
trail the first division at present
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
The Winning System.

There still few wise birds who will inform
gravey that batting is so per of the winning
system. The Yanks in seventh place have eight regu
lars hitting 300 or better. What doth it profit ball
club to get eight If the other bokes get ten? Our
idea would be that the art Of amassng than
the rival combination about sizes up the winning sys
tenn, whatever the club manager involved.
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Washington. s: New York. 3.
Boston. 7; Philadelphia, g.
Cleveland. 3; Chicago, Z.
Detroit, s; st. Louis, O.
Detroit 6; St Louis. .
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia, 10; Boston, 8.
St. Louis, I: Pittsburgh. 4.
Chicago, 10; Cincinnati, 2.
New York. 8; Brooklyn, l.
The Washington times., 1912-05-29

Ty Cobb announces that by way of revenge the
Tigers intend to forth and grab the American League
flag. This is important II true But it's long way out
Of the second division the boding ramparts Of
White Sox, Red Sox, and ]. Franklin Baker when the
Trappe Tarantula is aroused.
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
Games Today.

New York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Ct. Louis at Pittsburgh
Boston at Brooklyn
The Washington times., 1912-05-29
Games Today.

Games Today.
Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at st. Louis.
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II in icinem Sntereiie. Den Boots
perfcbr 5lpiiden Glasgow uno Sclcnsz
bur9b 5u pcrbeiiern. Sieics 8epiiris
nib fiibrte i'm ba5u, Die Oampffraft
an5ulpenben. Gin Woidincnbauer
aus Glasgow, SSobn Hobertipn, inter
itiiete i'm babel, unb Bell lieB in
GLASGOW Elm f(cines Shiff, ben
Comet, erbauen. Bic Mtaidinc
entiprah 5undfit nod redt fpeuig Den
Inforoeruneen, gum 9eiipicl mar Ger
suBeiiernc aciiel picl an Helm fir Die
WaI6ine. Hah einieeu Serbellerunz
gen fanb Die erite @eriuhsfabrt bes
Comet" gnbe SuIi 1912 itatt, uno
tpeni9e Gage oarauf, in ben eriten
Iuguittagen 1912, fonnte Der
r@omet" NIT 20 Sahraditen an
9oro feline erite oficntlihe Sabrt a1s
treten. am 8. Iuguit ma bauu in
Den 8%lassofper 3eitungen gu leIen,
bab Die 0ampfihififabrt 3piIden
Glasgow nnb 8reenrpid er0ffnet
poroen fei. 0amit be9anu bic rcgels
mdBiee europdiide Sampfi6ifffabrt.
Sn Der In5eige fiibrtc gea aus. baB
es ibm seluuscn lei. nit pielen Soften
Elm id)oues Sobiff in Sabrt 5u iteaen.
tpel6es beitimmt lei. nit Der Strait
oes Winbes unb beg Sampics al
ieseln. SbatiddIih puroe bel scr
crften Sabrt audi nod Der Shornilein
als Yaait benust. Shon im nGdlteu
Sabre ipurben, burd Den Grfol9 BON
Bells Comet" peranlaBt. nelle
leiitun9sfdbieere Sampfbeotc gebait.
8eq neriuhte nit ieinem .Gonlct"
nele @ebiete Der 9ampfidifffobrt 5l
erobern. gr bat cine Reibe benlcrs
fcnsnertber 5ahrtcn nit Dem Sdiff
unternommen, bis cS nm Is. Sc3eme
Der 1923 ideiterte. Mber Die Sampis
idifffabrt bat Scu feline HciHtbilmcr
einaetragen, unb 1880 ltarb CT in
ScIens6urgb. Im llfcr bes Glpbc
bat man ibm 1888 Elm 0entmal crs
rtdltet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
Gcttete has gein hes Gnabeu.

.@s Id)iem, oils oh mcin 14jd6riaer
Sobn iein Seiu infolee zines srGB
lidcn @eifipiircS, oas burd cine
Idlimme Guetihun9 beruriaGt NOR
ben mar, perlieren miibte", ihreibt
9. S. Solparo bon Iouonc, p. G..
.Ine Wittel uno ar5tlthe 8ebdnblmns
iGlu9cn fcbl. bis mir Sudlen's
Nrnita : SaIbc b%er1uften. Cine
Sd)adtel bcriclben turirte i6n. ("
Seilt Sranbpunpen, 8eihpiire.
&autnuSbriide uub 0dmprrbpioen.
25 Gents in Z. 8. Hucte'S apos
tbefe. $50 Wain Sfr., Subnouc, "a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
Miniiterium unp Der SaiD.ng nus

@tiniiterium unb Der yarlD.ng aus
iibcu.
Sie 9roBierbiide Sbsc hot ibren
SiB I'M 8pnigreidl Serbieu. 0ier
iublt man Den Habnlen bee Heidle5
ais Su eng. Serbicn bat 1876 III
unbclprnfncr &ciic Den Arieg nit Den
Siirten a%naefaugclL in Dem g 10 ara
jcrhdlIcn puroe. A.lr Der iid barous
,~ntpidtlnhc Soltontrieg rcttetc c. Dor
>cr Hahc Der Siirtcn. Shirt Wfilnn |.
rndltc c2 ionar 1882 sum aonig Don
5crbicn NM slauote nid)t unbin 3ll
omen, Icin Mcidl hurd, Chen 9rieg
nit Sulgdrlcn 81 ucrAruBcrl, Gin
Elnn, rcr jchoh in cine cltld,eipeuoe
Niebcrlo0c dlSlicf; A~lcrnnocr poi,
9ottcnbcr9 : Sulaurieu iiibrtc feline
tildti9c Nrnnee sum Sie9t.
Bic ierbiidIen Hnlitifcr icbcn nit
lluhchn9en. bnb falum mcbr ais bic
6dlfic Der o%rtbobprcu Gerber III ibrcm
&Dnigrcid) pereiniat If. Sic filblen
lid, . rem nllgcmcircn 3uAe Der
3cit nmfl Inaliebcrmnn Der iidl ullBcre
bulb bcfinbcnbcn G~plfegcnuiien crfnBt
mn modlten lpohI alldl aus mnterieis
len @riinben Serbicn'5 @ren5cn aus
bcblicn.
Wpn ichcr bat MAJ 8undfit nllf Die
ierhiiten Sbeile Der Siirtci geblidt,
nlio nuf Spsnien, 9%eracgolpinn unb
Nlticrbien. Die @ciainmt 8cp6ltcs
r!ln9 Der bcibcn Seiterreid, cinperleibs
ten Srppin5en betrdgt mad, Der Cab
lung bon 1900 1,737.000 Scelen lutb
lit nit NuSnnbre bes Wilitdrs unb
Der Srenbcn 10 gut mic ausidlieblih
ierbiid) zfrontiid)cn Stdmmee.