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THE WASHINGTON HEBALD THURSDAY OCTOBER 14 1909

Setback for the Tigers

at PIrates Ball Park GOLF Columbia Club Holds

an Important Meeting FOOTBALL Princeton Is Just Able

to Defeat V P I Eleven

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BASEBALLARE BLANKED

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Trouble Winning 2 to 0

LIATHEWSON IS BUMPED HARD

Speaker Again the Sensation andConnects Safely for Three JUtsDriving In the First Him Givingto the Cool Weather Only n SmallCrowd III in Attendance

Bodton Oot 13 Another victory waswon today by the Boston American teamover the New York Nationals and toadd to the Ignomy of the affair it was acase of whitewash 2 to 0 with the mightyMnthowson on the mound Christy wastouched up for eight hits while a huskysouthpaw named Collins who came downfrom tho University of Vermont thisspring and jolnod tho locals held thevisitors to four safeties

Speaker was again the star of the dayHo made three of Bostons hits scoredtho first run drove in the second andthird and had four put outs two of themcoming in tho ninth inning His lastcatch was a beauty made on the deadrun when Devlin hit the ball on the nosein an endeavor to prevent a shutoutDoyle Brldweil and McConnell playedgreat ball and Mathewson pitched welltightening up with men on bases

Outside of a bad muff by Murray onan easy fly in the sixth the visitors putup an errorless game Capt Lordsfumble and a foazlo by Hooper wore thoonly misplays on the Boston side Bothteams left for New York late tonightand will play at the Polo Grounds tomorrow afternoon returning to Bostonfor the sixth game on Friday If an-other contest is necessary to decide theseries it will be played here on Satur-day

Small HandCool weathor kept the attendance down

today those who paid numbering S2STho gross receipts were 3823 of whichthe National Commission receives 232 2

the club 83815 and the playersJ1257S

With two down in the opening InningBpcfikor laced into right field andBcorol on Stahls line triple into thesame place The locals had other oppor-tunities to get runs as the game wentalong but Matty was to keen for theBoston hitters In tho sixth Murraym Lords fly and the latter madepecond Speaker struck out and Stahlhit to Bridwell who retired him at firstand Tenney threw nicely to Mayors Intime to double Lord at tho plate

In the eighth Hooper bunted safely butwas forced by Collins who attempted tosacrifice and McConnell fanned Lordsingled over third putting Collins on sec-ond from whence he scored on Speakerslit to center Lord reaching third Speak-er stole second but Matty applied thebrakes and struck Stahl out Devlinsingled in tho second inning after Murray had fanned but the next two Giantswpro thrown out by McConnell

Natty Hits SafelyMatty singled in the third but was

forced by Doyle who stole second buonly to be left as Seymour popped to

McConnell Murray drew a pass in thofourth but was one of tho victims of adouble play when Devlin hit to Lord

The visitors best chance of scoringcame in tho fff th Murray tiled to Hooperand Tenney singled to left reaching necord when Hooper lot the ball got by himMayers sent a fast grounder that Lordtpped but fumbled in trying to tag

Matty hit to Lord and TenneyEV43 run down Doyle popped to Stahl

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PUNTS AND PASSES

Tho Yale freshmens 130 victory overAndover boOns their stock for tho Princeton and Harvard 1113 games

Jumping from a 165pound to apound center rush is a radical step forYale to make yet it was made recently

FordhamB next game will be with Cornell and already the Ithaoans are deeplyworried as they may well be after thoflno showing that the Now Yorkers madeagainst Princeton

Though no change is iminent in tho Car-lisle lineup Coach Warner feels the noresslty or strengthanins the ends andmay make several shifts bofore the Syra-cuse game Saturday

Carlisle may take steps to severwith Penn State In holding the In

dians to a tie score Saturday Ponn Stateis said to have been guilty of much roughwork to which tho officials closed theireyes

Cornells policy this year Is to developteam work gradually to teach the mentho rudiments of the game and to useonly tho simplest plays until they havobeen mastered It Is to be a makehasteslowly policy this fall

Bamman and MaoFadyen are having ahot fight for center at Princeton It Is acontest of speed against weight An en-forced layoff of MacFadyen has enabledthe lighter man to get in all the gamesEn far where he shows up extremely well

Belmont Tigers v AllStarsA fast and interesting game Is expected-

on Sunday when the Belmont Tigersand the All Stars white clash In adoubleheader at Half and P streetsBonthwest The first game will be calledat 1130 oclock sharp This will be thoTigers last gamo of the season TheAll Stars are under the management ofJack Spalding a wellknown local ath-

lete and have been playing a fast gamethis year

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FAHMEHS TRIM qALLATTDET

Agricultural Department FootballTeam Beat Reserves

The Agricultural Department footballteam and the Gallaudet Reserves played

onesided game yesterday afternoon-at Kendall Green Agriculture winningby 34 to 0 Tho Reserves had the ballonly three times and on each of thesewere hold for downs making at no timegains of more than 8 yards

In the first half by tho use of long endruns and a few forward passes thoFarmers were able tp make throe touch-downs and kick two goals Capt Priestwas a Chinese puzzle to the KendallGreen boys and generally got away fromtheir weak tacklers for good gainsConovcr wns also fast and aggressivewhen given tho ball

Gallauo5t played better football duringtho seoond half but despite their effortstho Aggies scored a touchback and another touchdown Priest failed to kickgoal

Lineup and summaryGallaadet lies Positions I AgrioiHor-

Schatfer left end Murpbjr Earnahaw-Me left tackle Earasbaw-Tposaar left guard LOBS

center WardBkri tight guard Hradtr-Craren right tackle Daaltfe-Mawgan rijjht end EidseeMHushes qitartar back Saitfc

left bait buck Cooeter-Hoffidar right half bade Priest captGledhUl full back Ltaete

Umpire Mr Morgan of Agriculture ItofereeArnu of Gallaudet TtaeriMwwrs Drown ofGtlkudet and Bechtold of Apricalture lines

BlAnchnrd of QalUwkt andbaal of AErtculUire Tcwd lwi PriMt SmithConorcr and Unjle Touchback Agriculture GoalskJcJredPrleat 2 Tlmo of lwlre20 minutes

CIMYWBS TIGERS AGAIN-

V P L Beaten by Goal from Fieldat Princeton

Washington Boy Boots Dull Betweenfrom 25yurd MarkScore 8 to Q

Princeton N J Oct 13 It was again-

a drop kick by Cunningham which en-

abled tho Tigers to defeat VirginiaPolytechnic Institute today by the scoreof fr to 6 With tho points 6 to 6 for theVirginia team with only four minutesto play the reliable half back came tothe rescue and dropped tho ball over thecross bars from the 30yard line

Princeton had scored during tho firsttwo minutes of tho game after Virginiahad fumbled on its 12yard line Threerushes carried the ball over for a touchdown but Walter failed to kick goal

About the middle of the half Christietried a forward pass at the center ofthe field and it was Interrupted by Hodgson who had a olear field for a scoreHodgson also kicked goal and Virginiawont Into the lead until Cunninghamskick

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BASEBALL NOTESAND COMMENTA-

dams the young Plttsburg twlrlorpitched at Parsons Kans four yearsago for SO a month

The Athletics played at Milton Payesterday and won 4 to 1 Plank andMorgan did the pitching

James McDonough Democratic candi-date for mayor of Marion Ohio is making his fight as a strong advocate ofSunday baseball

Ivlawlttcr showed quite a lot of classin tho few games ho pitched for the NowYork but not In the ono he twirled

Pittsburg fans are right on the jobthe 1910 ponnant for the Pirates

jf a pennant during thewinter should be

For the first nineteen yearsLouisville have won a pennant HeinePeltz and his Colonels copped tho Ameri-can Association flag this season

In tho baseball season which has justended there have been nineteen deathscaused by the national sport either di-

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have been won In manyqueer ways but the White Sox victoryover tho Cubs on Sunday was one of thefreakiest on In the ninth inningwith sacks by Sox PitcherReulbach of the Cubs stopped his deliv-ery to wipe his nose a balk was calledand the deciding run was forced In

Many of those who were injured or diedwero spectators at games played In dif-

ferent parts of the Chicagoheads the list with the offatalities In almost every case thosewho were the victims wore hit by thebats of players or by a pitched orbatted In one case lightning killeda man while he was watching a game

Basketball Sleeting PostponedThe special meeting of the Washington

City lasketball League to be hold Tuesdaynight In the board room of the Y M CA Building for the purpose of organiz-ing the league was postponed on accountof the parade In honor of Gompers ar-rival

The meeting will be held on Tuesdaynight of next week and tho organizationof the league and the schedule will bedetermined All desiring to enterthe league must an application Inwriting or a personal representative totho meeting No applications will be con-sidered after this meeting

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ADOPT NEW CONSTITUTION

Jklembcriiliip Is Limited to Six Hun-

dred Name Columbia CountryClub Voted Unanimously Tons

JUorriK on hand Laying Out Sreeiisand Surveying Links

At a meeting of the Columbia Golf Clublast night at the Raleigh Hotel the oldorganization went out of existence andIn its place has sprung up the ColumbiaCountry Club with a new constitution a-

new home and the prospects forbecoming one of tho fashionableclubs of the country

Altar the reading of the firstof tho new constitution a fulldebate was spent before a satisfactorydecision was reached on the name of thenow At the final vote It decidedby majority the now clubshould be called the CountryClub in preference to the Columbia Golfand Country Club

A limit of membership to 600 was madein the new draft and tho usual questions-of initiation and yearly wereupon It will probablybefore the club will bo running smoothlybut tho organization is thorough andwell financed and great strides are ex-

pected by tho members now that the newsite has been selected The new consti-tution was finally adopted almost withoutamendment

The homo of the country club is Justnorth of tho Chevy Chase Club and TomMorris the famous authority on golfinggreens Is hero this week overseeing theplotting and laying out of the links Noexpenses are to bo spared to make thegrounds of the best in the countryand the building or a handsome club-house will be started as soon as the plansare adopted-

It was expected that a successor toGeorge Turnbull tho old clubs profes-sional would be announced lest nightbut the matter was deferred until

suitable time Next Monday nightthe club will meet at the Ralelghto electRs officers and the board of governors

SPORTING SIDELIGHTSBy BILL BAILEY

The score and weather would indicatethat the Pirates got around Summersend for a touchdown and Hans Wagnerkicked a goal

Nothing frozen about the original meg-

aphone mans Come toThoand hoar him hand out the straight dopoon every play via direct

Boxing promoters In New York are proparing to give a reception to GovParis green and knockout dropsthe piece de resistance the genialgovernor and he will as jclcome as a case of smallpox

Does anybody know when Kid Sullivanfights again The Kid has notin evidence since Youngthe sleep punch over two weeks

No Union League club in PittvburgBunny Holm says so

Nie of tho Now York Globe breaksloose with We dont know the ofilcialname of the sort of weather we arehaving right now but it seems to beparticularly suited to the AmericanLeague

Now what can the boy possibly mean

Tigers are winning simply by goodpitching and batting New York EvenIng World It is a relief to know thatthose insignificant and neglected branches-of the game are being emphasised

Sadgwlck of New Haven one oknown football writers In Now

England says Mike Thompson ofWaterbury has a plucky little eleven

Maryland which met Georgetownand nearly scared them to

death Georgetown barely out a6 to 5 Mikes men gilt

their handling of theforward passes being a feature Mikecan coach football Just as well as he canreferee it and that la saying a lot forMike Incidentally he Is a Georgetowngraduate-

A late dispatch from Chicago lost nightsays President Murphy of the Cubshas sent the national commission a chockfor 500 in payment of a recent fine Anybody nowadays who thinks he can buckorganized baseball and got away with Itis barking up the wrong tree Murphy

ito start something he was unable to

Logan Cunningham again saved Princetons bacon with a drop kick from the25yard line against the Virginia Poly-technic Institute eleven yesterday TheV P I is coached by Branch Bocock-a former Georgetown star and as theSoutherners meet George Washington Inthis city in November it behooves theHatchotites to get busy with a strongteam as V P 1 has not forgotten theirdefeat by the local team last year ontheir own gridiron

Battling Nelson evidently sees a littleloose coin In sight for he has signed upwith Al Wolgast for next Christmas Aspredicted the Danes retirement some-time ago was only press agent

Now Jennings get Into line and cap-ture todays game Remember a defeatmeans goodby to the worlds champion-ship title With Bill Donovan In the boxand a little hitting behind him the Am r

Leaguers should havo a firatratoto cop the big end of the score

ACCIDENTS IT HISTORYKerrigan van climbing up Udder to the topOf a fourteenstory bulldtoff little mindful of tho

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was pitching the finest gap of ballall wcro occupied bet Just about to fall

And he had tha batsmen frozen stilT without achance at all

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OOKEY GLASS HAS GOOD DAY

Three Winners Failure ofNimbus to Capture the Garden CityStakes Proves hard Blow for theTalent Beaucoup Wins by ThreeLength Favorite1 Finish In Ruck

New York Oct small crowd at-

tended the races at Jamaica todaywhich was duo doubt to the coldweather and the raid on the oral bettorsyesterday Police Inspector Kellys menwere again on tho scone and just beforethe fifth race they arrested a man namedArnold who was charged with violatingthe betting law

Jockey Glass had a Held day Ho rodethree winners finished second twlco andthird once Three favorites thohardest blow for the talent fail-ure of Nimbus to win tho Garden City

Ho went to the front at the starthe reached the far turn ho be-

gan to stop Beaucoup then took commandand galloped homo three lengths to thegood Nimbus came again in the stretchand took the place Summaries

FIRST SOB 1 Gamer Kto 6 won 9i Glass 8 to 5 secondSt Dm m Crtery 4 to 1 third Ties105 Catharine Scott Finkard and Gerando sheran

SECOND RACBOoc and onesixteenth milesOS Glass 11 to won Nlsfet S3

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THIRD UACBOnc sad milesKinds I a igM r Ml Mantis Ptaand Needles Mt GiaM 31 to 1 eso d Zea0-MS Gilbert 8 to 1 third Time 1 Thusatartm-

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FIRST RACBSwo furlongs Deuce 103 WasMT to 2 woo ItoMburc K ilanau S to 1

second Caaoptex JK Jackson 30 to 1 thIrdTIes IX BiBttw Stow HiS Black HawkJTirtAtt s iiti OovHcr rf H

SECOND RACBFlTe indents MS Warnm S to 2 won Royal Report 3 to Isecond Oiliest Wrote Ill Kenwdr S to 5third THK 1382M Jadee Walton Ed U TM Into Longhand aad Fortyfour also ram

THIRD XAC5OM infle sad twenty yards Boanto Bard MS ValaJi 6 to S won MSeot 100 H rbert 7 to 1 seoood MEats Ate KO Obert Bto 1 third Thee Htoaeman and TheWrtttlcr rui

FOURTH RACBSfct fudoogs Crystal Maid 112

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FIFTH RACBFire and onohaU LeaVK AosUa 5 to 1 won BraaMMe HT

3 to 1 Mcoad Zephyr 17 Jason 3 to1 third Time Locust find Lady McXatty-Fmy Mary anti Sites ran

SIXTH RACBS Tcmtbfal 1CObtrt 4 to 1 WOe Warden VK Walsh 7 to 2-

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WINDSOR RESULTS

FIRST RACEFiTe aad96 Wifeoo 9 to M the Grist

4 to 1 second Deteott KM Mo gra e11 to 5 third Time lit Lash Rel and SfewSoo-takn ins

SBOOXD RACB6u rf cbaM two rafiwL Water-way W MeCkln 4 to 5 ma Recteald Ml-

KeUeber 5 to 1 secoad John Dubs W6 to 1 third Time 443 Dr Pillow Linde Flatand Class Leader also ran

THIRD RACBSIr furtonsa WT Howaid 5 to 2 won Gold Dust 7 to 2

Slow Ball Ml DaTenport eren third11815 May fletcher lIar Racers Cot

lark east Mill OB the Piece also ranFOURTH RACBStx furlongs Sally Preatoa M7

8 to 5 won CabfcRram Mossrarpokorao IV DaTonport 6 to 1

third Time 1J3M Chkjosa Croydan LittleMinnie Ctoris and Judgo Nolan alA ran

RACBFire and onohalf SalDaTenport 5 to 1 won Occidental 113

Chandler 5 to 1 second Joe Gallons 112 Musgrave 1 to 2 third Time 10915 LuckoUToll Box and Lady Orizoar also ran

SIXTH RACE One and onequarter milesOberon KM Howard 2 to 1 won H 91

Wilson 2 to 1 second Orcacno 99 7to 2 third Tins 211 4S Bilberry DelestromeHanj Ricbeson and Ruseell also ran

Murphy Will Pay FinePittsburg Pa Oct 13 Tho national

commission at a meeting this afternoonwired President Murphy of tho ChicagoCubs that they would give him untilSunday next to make good the fine of

SCO taxed for tampering with PitcherPfelffer of Toronto The message wassent at 5 p m and at 7 oclock Chairman Herrmann received a reply by wireto tho effect thrt a check for the amounthad bean mailed

DOWN THE ALLEYS

RELIEF ASSOCIATION LEAGUEnortheastern Southern

tot Sd 3d 1st 2d 3dHedrick 167 164 173 White 150 149 145Ball 166 144 162 McLean 163 163 143Renno 140 154 1G7 CMcIntlr 133 13 179Skinner ITS ZU 3DC SMdnUro 143 163 17-4MeKlnney 155 1S3 122 Burger 130 182

Totals 6 533 9 Totals 72 783

NORTH CAPITOL LEAGUESubways T M C A

Bennett 100 1C3 107 Yeatman 116 83 107Lewis 104 115 99 Ill 11G 89Handle 100 H5 Witford 115 W 110

M 97 95 E Elkcr 83 111 MSRoberta 113 127 118 Gundshelmer 101 103

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G P 0 UNION LEAGUERulers

Nelhm 153 144 174 Kukart 111 139 133Herbert 133 134 151 Lear 125 125 125

Braise 165 136 165 Strudley 160 in VOChristian 135 153 186 1S7 160 182

Oarer 12 154 176 Cooper 156 164 11-

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SUPERVISING ARCHITECTS LEAGUETuacans v Corinthian

oitcr ito 131 Burnam 106Lix 93 12 Tlubb 95 1-4Litzan 113 132 103 8

1ST 159 Temple 139 103DIetel 143 ITO Crane 112 114

Totals K9 713 Totals WO 561

COMMERCIAL DUCKPIN LEAGUELaw Reporter Kina Palace

Kitchin 91 C 84 S-3Handiboe 66 91 91 Wright 96 85 73Baruch 77 57 77 nun an 82 79 81

78 83 103 82 S3 75Moore 72 SO 77 Sarpent 83 77 102

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Maryland Apslc IlcacrTCS ArcBeaten iiy 35 to 0

Pfcial to The WaaWngtea HeraldCollege Park ad Oct 13 Tho

Agricultural College Reserves plftytdtheir first game of the season hero thisafternoon losing to Business High School35 to 0 in fifteenminute halve

In loss titan two minutes of play Ryanbroke through tha collegians Una andblocked a punt Hinwbod the Stenog-

raphers full back grabbed ball andran 20 yards for a touchdown After thisthe visitors scored almost at wilt smash-

ing through the Aggies line and circlingthe ends The first half closed with ascore of S to 0 In favor of the schoolboys

During the second half Rathbone LullyHughes and Rawlings carried the balloutside tackle and around tho ends forbug runs Quarter Back Hughes on thokick oft worked his way through a brokenfield for IS yards before he was downod

The etfleglans only made first downtwice during the thirty minutes of actualplay and were outclassed at stage

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PIMLICO READY FOR RACING

All Stable Room Taken for MeetNext Week

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den Expected with Fine StrlnffNext Tuesday

Baltimore Oct li There will be nolack of horses for U Plmlico meetingAlready all thb stable room inside thetrack has been engaged and thirty orforty horses are waiting for acconunodadots at the Gentlemens Driving Park

This morning the first of Canadiandetachment came in They were a daylate having HOlt detained by difficultyin gutting through the customhouse atBuffalo ernest Hall Willie Jenningsand Trainer Hewitt wars in the bunch

Ernest Hall brought with him hisclover jumper Bergoo Chepontuc andHedge Rose a a winner inCanada Bergoo made a great reputation on the Canadian circuit winningseven races Mr Hall believes that ifhe is not overweighed Bergoo will lowerSir Woosters

Willie Jennings oM campaignerCave Adsum IB in good form just nowand It take a good horse to berthim over a distance of ground CaveAdsum was a bit unlucky in Canadaand was just nosed out of several bigevents Mr Hewitt brought along Pocomoke and Pulka

Freddie Llttteneid has come downfrom Carroll with hie meal ticket Jubi-lee Jubilees legs hvo been under sus-picion for some time and it was fearedthat he could not be gotten to a raceHis owner however says that the oldhorse has been working sound since thefirst of August and it looks as If hewould race again Jubilee Is a fastgame colt and if he trains only firstclass horse will beat him

Next Tuesday Bob Walden will shipdown from Middleburg He will bringseven to the races including Beau Chilton Queen Chilton and Cunning MrLlttlefleld says the Walden yearlingsthis season are an unusually fine bunchsome of the Chiltons having been highlytried

The rain has done the track a lot ofgood and with fine weather now it willbe lively and fast as could be wished

Will PAY OWN EXPENSES

Princeton Refuse to Let Navy PutUp Money for Trip

Annapolis Md Oct 13 AlthoughPrinceton has not played football atAnnapolis for several years and theclaim was made after the last game thatrelations between the two were strainedthe coming game between Navy and oldNassau promises to be a love feast Theboys from New Jersey have made a

at Annapolis and when theyarrive October 10 they will get a royalwelcome and all sorts of entertainment

This is because the Princeton authori-ties havo written to tho Navy footballauthorities declining to allow the Ad-mirals to pay for the trip of the Tigersand refusing the guarantees

Princeton took this action because nogate receipts accrue from games at theAcademy It was a sportsmanlike stepand the Navy lost no time In expressIng appreciation

Before the coming struggle withhowever the Navy has a stiff game

with Villanova next Saturday and thesquad of coaches an players are workingtogether for a victory

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Bootler Central High Schools pitcherline returned to school after a long tripIn the West and reported for footballpractice yesterday Boetlor should makegood as he has the speed and weight

Business tackles the Kendall AthleticClub tomorrow on the gridiron at Capital City Park The lineup of the Orangeand Blue is being determined now andthis battle may have a lot to do withthe selections-

In the game between Business and the-M A C Reserves yesterday the playing-of Rathbone was exceptionally aggressiveDolph Poiwllngs a brother of ShagRawlings the star pitcher at Businesslast year also put up a good game atend

Eastern was beaten by the YarmouthAthletic Club 5 to 0 The second teamof Business held the latter to the scoreof 0 to o Unless Eastern has greatlyImproved the first team of Businessought to defeat the Light Blue andWhite easily

Central plays Episcopal High on Saturday Tech defeated the Virginians lastSaturday by 17 to 0 and the coming gamewill afford an excellent opportunity tocompare the two high school teams asEpiscopal will put in almost the samelineup which was used against the Black-smiths

The Injury sustained by Captof the Central team was not so seri

ous as was at first reported and he hopesto be back In tho game In fifteen daysat the most IDs recovery will meaneverything to the team and he will playat quarter In at least two of the highschool games

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netting in Now at Even Money thatVlilte Will Stay FifteenRound TTegrro Picked to Win at2to1 of AnyImportance Are Registered

Now York Oct 13Sam Fitzpatrickwho predicted that Jack Johnson would j

detest Tommy Burns and is one of thebout handlers of pugilists in the worldhas written latter to a friend in thtecity in which he says Johnson will surelyboat Koteholl at Colma on SaturdayFitzpatrick after being cast aside byJohnson who was virtually made by himpatched it up with big severalweeks ago and has been training for thecoming fight In his letter Fitzpatricksays

Johnson will score a knockout buthe will not take any chances withKetchelli heavy hitting In the earlyrounds Instead Johnson will graduallywear the young white man down jarringhim whenever possible with uppercuts andfinally putting him away

As Johnson bad Burns helpless In four-

teen rounds and as Ketchell Us a farmore dangerous fighter than BurnsFitzpatrick says that he will not be sur-prised If Ketchell Is on his feet at theend of fifteen rounds but that he willbe in such a way that Johnson will haveno trouble in stopping KotcbeU beforethe twentieth round ends

The leading betting proposition on themill Is even money that Ketchell willstay fifteen rounds but so far there hasbeen a tendency on the part of sportingmess to refrain from betting until thelast moment KetcheUs followers saythat it makes r difference because John-son is a 3tol favorite as It is a matterof record that In previous heavyweightchampionship SIghts favorites have beenoverwhelmed

Halt a dozen good judges of boxingwere discussing the probable outcome andthe consensus of opinion was that thehonors would go to Johnson One ofthem whose opinion is worth havingsaidTo my mind there can be only one

If the fight is on the level and thatIs a win for the colored man Whyshouldnt he win He has ovary physicaladvantage and also the confidence bornfrom being the champion His style offighting is better suited to a long lightthan to six rounds and I know he willdepend upon countering to put KetchellIn bad The while man is almost sure tofight In his usual style rushing in withboth hands going because up to the pres-ent he has not shown anything else andif he does Johnson will surely nail himwith the short right jolt KeteheHs shiftshould not bother Johnson much All thecolored man has to do is step away fromthe left lead and then close In with hisloft hand Ugh That will give him a per-fect defense against the shift and at thesame time leave Ketchell open for Johnsons righthand punch One thing cer-tain Johnson is not going into the tightwith his eyes closed and if the money isdown right there can be hardly any otherresult than a win for the colored man

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BIg Day Planned for Lovers of LightHarness Racing

Mr Edward Daniels has completed hisarrangements for a recordbreaking crowdat the matinee scheduled for the Axtovile Gentlemans Driving Park on

afternoon Entries for thehave exceeded expectations aa

have those for the running and harnessevents An interesting game of baseballbetween the Upper Marlboro and TipperWiidwood nines will be In progress dunIng the afternoon and aa exciting bi-

cycle race will be pulled off betweenlight harness heats

The programme has been so arrangedthat there will be somethingminute of the afternoon Every sotticket of admission to the grounds wIltentitle the holder to a chance for a freelot In Daniels subdivision The tourna-ment which will be the first event on thecard will be called promptly at 1S3-Qoclock 4

MENS LEAGUE ORGANIZED

Association at Fifth Baptist GhnrchPlans Campaign-

J J Darlington a prominent attorneyof this city was unanimously electedpresident of the Mens League of UteFifth Baptist Church at the first regularmeeting of the organization heMnight In the church Other officers electjed were A W Richards secretary andH R Norton treasurer J M Lowechairman at the organization committeepresided with Walter Price as temporarysoaretary

Following the formal Installation ofofficers a banquet was served in the bassment of the church At the conclusion ofthe spread an inonal programme wascarried out beginning wn prayer con-

ducted by C J Gessiord A vocal selec-tion by William J Palmer followed andan addrosk by J J DarKngton newlyelected president who spoke on the sub-ject of How can our Mens League maketthe mission go

He advocated a change In policy inregard to the mission school of theohttrch at Fourandonehalf and Ostreets southeast which was reopened onSunday last for the winter He suggestedthat the mission be called the Fourandonehalf street branch of the Fifth Bap-tist Church He concluded his remarkswith a request for funds with which torenovate and redecorate the missionhouse which he said had fallen Into astate of disrepair

A vocal selection by Miss E PeaVlaGrigsby was followed by an address byiCot H A Ford superintendent of theSunday school Addresses were alsodelivered by William E Mooney onRaw to make the fall meetings a suc-

cess and Rev John E Brigga who spokeon How to make the church a success

OIL DUCKING ATTEMPTED

Dismissal Probable Result of Hazingat Engraving Bureau

As the result of the hazing of aprinter several nights ago DlraofbrRalph of tho Bureau of EngravingPrinting has recommended to Seeraiaiy1MacVeagh of the Treasury thatemployee bo dismissed

Three apprentice boys and a plateprinter are involved and it is said theytried to put a man who had incurredtheir dislike into a tank of OIL This manwas William A Beech and he put upsuch a tight that he escaped from hIscaptors The matter was made the subject of an investigation

OP CHARGE

Negro Accused of Setting Fireto House In Southwest

Richard Jennings negro was acquittedot the charge of arson upon hearing InCriminal Court No 2 yesterday afternoon and was discharged Jennings wascharged with having set fire to a dwelling and storehouse at 72 Third streetsouthwest owned by James Frawloy

Bruce Bates negro was convicted ofhousebreaking and will be sentenced Fri-day broke Into the house of

Mowatt but obtained nothingAlberta Reed a negro girl pleaded

guilty to an Indictment alleging thettheftof 35 from Miss Maggie of205 K street northwest She wfll be sen-

tenced Friday

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