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COLUMBIA GOLF CLUB PRIZES. Annual Fall Tournament Gives Promise of Some Excellent Sport. The annual fall tournament or the Columbia Golf Club wm take place during the last week of the present month. October 27 28 and 29. These three days will present a series of interesting contests.

The first day will be devoted to playing a qualifying round of thirty-six holes. and the two players who make the best scores will be divided into the first and second sixteen. As the tournament progresses. these sixteen will be subdivided unto first and second eights and the leaders in each subdivision will be awarded prizes. By this arrangement there will be no cessation of interest throughout the tournament.

In addition to. the fall tournament In terest in golfing during the' month of October has been stimulated by the offer of tour prizes the conditions upon which they are offered being likely to invite general competition. The first two prizes awarded by Dr. Walter S. i4arban are for the first and second best composite scores made during the month of October.

According to the conditions laid down by Dr. Harban. all players will turn In their cards for as many rounds as they play during the month. and from these cards they will select the best figure for each one of the. eighteen holes.

The man turning In the lowest score for the total of eighteen' will be awarded the first prize. and the next best score will take the second prize. No card will be accepted unless shows that eighteen holes have been played. and each card must be attested by the signature of another r1ay er In the round. In order to develop good golf playing.

an additional prize has teen offered by Mr. T. Conrad Dodge to the player who turns In best score lower than CO. The other two prizes are offered by. Mr.

Tolbert Lanston who proposes that duro ing the month of October players shall turn In their cards for eighteen holes duly attested each player having the privilege of selecting the best score made during the month. from which his club handicap shall be deducted. The lowest net score and the score next to the low. est will receive the first and second prizes respectively. This contest is a handicap competition extended over the month of October instead of being confined tQ one day.

With all these contests in progress. It is expected that the links will present a scene of great activity during this month. BARBECUE AND SPORTS. Butchers to Hold Carnival at Benning Race Track To-morrow. The Muter Butchers' Association of Washington will hold' a barbecue and athletic sports at Banning race track to morrow.

beginning with the sports at 2 o'clock. and closln with a dance in the evening. after the barbecue. Ten cattle will be strung over the fires. and arrange.

ments will be made so that everybody In attendance will be provided with choice i cuts of roast beef. Prof. Caldwell's band has been engaged to render concert music In the afternoon and dancing music in the evening. The athletic events will be as follows yard handicap dash for amateurs of District I or Prize 35 gold watch. yard race t0r little glrla Prise for ant Lila second.

yard sack race for boys under fourteen years I Prize for first and second. I Greased pig race Prize to the winner. I Clay pigeon thooU 1 Handicap shooting Open to the public. Quolt match Open to all i ris Ii Special yard race for boys noSe fourteen yesrs Prize fr Dnt and ncond. yard race for boys under twelve years Prize for fret sad second.

Easebsll uatch between th o1ly Fat Keas Club Lad Gouuga College Iub Prize solid silver cup. TOURING CAR WRECKED. Attempt to Lower New York Automobile Record Postponed. Chicago. Oct.

3. A broken axle to-day- frustrated an attempt on the part of Bert Holcomu to lower the automobile record between Chicago and New York. two miles out of Chicago which distance was covered in fifty minutes tha' rear axle of the touring car snapped in two and the vehicle was overturned. Holcomb and two companions were thrown upon the ground but none. of them was seriously injured.

The car was so completely wrecked that a return to Chicago was necessary. On two previous occasions Holoomb was forced to give up the trip on account of bad weather. Upon returning to Chicago to-day liocomb announced that another attempt to lower the record. would made to-morrow. Dixie Kid Givefl Decision.

Mount Queens mch- Oct. 2. The Dix- is Kid of California got the decision over Joe Grim of Philadelphia here to. night at tha end Of a six-round bout. LOSE BY A RUN.

AGAIN Detroit Defeats Senators in First of Series. ALL SCORING DT THE EIGHTH Game Full of Good Pitching and Rapid Fielding Jaeger from the Three-I League Has Rather Better of Patten- Peace Supports Keep Donovan rom a Long Ply Which Brings in Two oRm RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES. Detroit. 3 Washington. 2.

Philadelphia. Cleveland0. Cleveland. 7 Philadelphia 2. New York 3 St.

Louis. O. Boston. 6 Chicago. 1.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY. Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland. New York et St. Ix nU. Boiton at Chicago.

STUWG or THE CLUBS. W. L. Pct1 W. L.

Pet Boston W. 17 III Philadelphia 77 61 533 Stew York. OS fill St. Loul 04 UI Chicago 2 531 Detroit si fn Cleveland 11 502 Washington II110 Special to The Washington Post. Detroit.

Oct. 3. The customary margin of one little run again cost the Washington baseball team the tame here to-day In the opening contest of the series. Patsy Donovan says its about the fortieth time It has happened this season and it was no surprise to the little crowd to see the visitors begin. packing up their bats in readiness to leave the field at the conclusion of the eighth inning.

None of the team seemed to take much Interest In the contest after they had had their little fling. It was a good game however full of good pitching and rapid fielding. Washington produced for a pitcher Case Patten whom Detroit has long coveted in vain while Detroit's fortunes were in the hands of young Jaeger. who pitched the season through in the Three I League. Each twirler was at his best.

Jaeger if anything having a shade the better of the contest. The first seven Innings were barren of result. the only scoring symptom being furnished by Detroit which in the third with one out produced a triple from Barretts bat. Jlmmle died at third however. when Hill threw McIntyre out.

Patters hats wasted a double for Washington In the same inning. Washington Starts Run Getting. Washington's scoring was the' first of the game. Jaeger being largely to blame by a base on balls which he Issued to littredge the first batter of the eighth inning. Patton bunted straight to Jaeger.

but the pitcher made a bad throw to second and both runner. were safe. Nill then bunted right in front of the plate and Drill with all the time in the world. give Kittredge still another life by a throw to Coughlln that nearly went into left field. The bases were filled for Hill who.

punched one through the closely drawn infield Kittredge and Patters scoring. Stahl who followed singled to left but Nill was nipped at the plate try- lug to come all the way from second on Jaeger followed this up by fanning Huels- man and holding Cassidy to an easy bounder to Coughlln. Detroit's case looked hopeless. but nei ther Nlll nor Patten covered first on McIntyre's slow one to Stahl. after Darrett lad struck out and Coughlln was tipped on the hand by an Inshoot.

Robinson here came to the rescue with a long drive to right. which Donovan missed In the supports of the fence. It went for three bags. Mclntyre and Coughlln scoring and Robinson following when Crawford sent a fly to O'Neill. Stahl opened the ninth with a single through the box and Donovan sacrificed.

Kittredge raised a pop fly to Lowe. however and Clarke sent up to bat for Pat. ten. struck out. A header Is carded for Wednee- day.

The attendance to-day was 300. The Official Score. DETROIT. AD. R.

BltFO A. E. hit Barrett tnfllobinion Sacrifice tit Donoyia. Stolen bi HIll. Earned runs 1.

Base. on Off Jaeger. 2 off Fatten. 1. Hit by pitcher Fatten.

lint base on error Detroit 1 Washington. 1. Left on bawi Detroit 4. Washington 7. Struck out Br Ja jer 5.

by Fatten I. Umpire Mr. Connolly. Time of jame 1 hour and 25 mlnutu. NEW fORK DEFEATS ST.

LOUIS. Orth Injures His Arm and Is Replaced by Griffith St. Louis. Oct. S.

New York defeated St. Louis to-day-I to O. Orth hurt his arm the sixth inning. and Griffith replaced him. Padden was ordered out of the game In the eighth Inning for disputing a decision.

Attendance 1807. Score St. LoulK. 0 A Xe. Tork.

0 A Borkeit. II. 2 I 0 0' Doughertylt I I 1 I I Heldrlck ct 0 1 0 lKeel r. s-f. 0 0 I I Wallace.

sa. I Elberteld so 0 1 1 I 0 Hynea rf. 0010 0Williams lb 0 0 6 Jones. lb. 0 1 0 ij Anderson ci 0 1 1 0 Psdden b.

0 1 4 liCinuel. lb. 114 0 Oleason. 0 0 0 0 Ot000roy Jb. 1 2 I Moran lb.

0 I 1 9 Klelnow c. 0 0 I Burden 5 I 00rth. 01000 Novell P- 0 0 lGriffith p. 1 Totals. fl 4 a Totals.

jlniT 0- 8t Louis 0-0 New Tork fl OOX001I9- Two-baa. hit Barkett Three-base hit Conroy. Sacrifice hlu Hsldrlck. Cannel. Keeler.

Double play Wallace Bidden and Jones. Kits Off Orth. 2. in fly. Innings off Qrlffltt In tour innings.

Stolen tM Coaroy. Keeler. Heldrtrk. Lilt wltt tall By ltow2l. S.

Bases on balla Off Unwell. S. off Griffith. 1. Struck out By Hoell J.

by Griffith. S. Lft on St. Louis. 4 New Tort.

0. Umpires Messrs. King and Dwyer. Time of game I hour sod 45 minutes. EVEN BREAK AT Philadelphia with Coakley in the Box Scored Shutout in First.

Cleveland Ohio. Oct 1 S. winning streak was broken to-day the Philadelphia with Coakley In the box. shutting the locals out. Cleveland oould Fall Suit- ins and Top-coats to your measure.

The kind for which most tailors would charge- you at least J30. Inspection is Invited. S. SGotdheim Sons Wsosingtoaj LeJin Tailors. Seventh St.

405 Avenue Store. 1221 Pa. avo. not hit with men on bases. Flick WM hit by a pitched halt on the hand and forced to retire.

In the second game Cleveland hit Applegate hard and won easily. The- last game was called at the end of the sixth Inning on account of cold weather. Attendanceli Score FIEST GAME Cleveland. A Philadelphia. 0 A E' Ylnson.

If. 0 I 1 0 0 Plekertcc It I 1 Bradley lb. 0 9 I ON lbrtiel tt7 0 0 I Flick rf. 0 1 5 0 L. Cross Sb 1 I 0 Lajole Zbn 1 1 5 0 Seybeld.

rf I I 0 0 Stovall. lb. I 1 1 SjMarpby. 2h- 1 2 Turner so. 0 0 1.

1. I Uullln. Ib. 0 310 0 0 Lush cf. 0 1 1 0 Noonan 1 0 1 Bemis.

0 0 1 0 0 Cross. 0 0 1 4 I flees p. 0101 0 Coakley. p. 0 0 0 0 Totals.

0 TIT I 01 Totals. ttt4 0 Cleveland. 0000 0000-0 Philadelphia bass' hits Lajole lash aad Murphy Three- base hit Stolen base Cross. First base on OS Hess. 1 off Coatley.

2. Hit by- pitched ball By Coitley Left on bases Cleve land I Philadelphia. 7. Struck out-By Hen. 0 by Coikley 6.

Umpire Mr. OLouihlln Tune of tame hour sad 80 minutes SECOND GAVE. Cleveland. It 0 A El Philadelphia. 31 0 A 0 0 Pieitrinc.

1 1 0 Tlnson. Iti. ISO. Bradley. lb.

0 1 5 ljflaztsI cf. 1 Rossmaa. rf 0 1 1 0 L. Cross. Sb I lMole 1 I 0 0 Stoyall lb.

I 0 1 Turner ss. 0 1 0 Mallio lb. 007 Lush cfu 11100 Noonan. e. 1 0 I Bueloir e.

1 0 I 2 0 M. Cross as 0 1 I Bernhard. p. 0 1 0 0 ApplegMi p. 0 0 0 Totals 71011 9 2 Seybold.

tO. 0 1 1 Murphy lb. fl I 0 Totals. 2 411 I Cleveland. 1 fl 1 2 7 Philadelphia 2 Lamed runs Cleveland.

3. First bese0 errors- Cleveland 1 Philadelphia. 2. Two-base hits Rousan Bradley. Stovall and 34 Cross.

Stolen bases Lush. Berilhard Vines. and Murphy. First hiss on balls Oft Beruhard 2 off Applgde t. Hit pitched ball By Appleiate 1.

Left on bases Cleveland. Philadelphia 4. Struck out By Bernhard by Applegate. S. Passed ball a Wild plteh Appletat Umpire Ur.

OLouthlln Titus of tame 1 hour sad 4 minutes. CHICAGO LOST TO BOSTON. Pitchers' Battle In Which Gibson Had the Better of Altrock. Chicago. Oct.

3. To-day's game was a pitchers' battle. in which Gibson bested Altrock. Two bases on balls. an error.

and a fielders' choice rave Boston a run in the third. and two singles a. sacrifice and two doubles stored three more. for them in the seventh. The locals could get but one hit off Gibson until the ninth.

A base on balls a single and a double resulted in tending a man across the plate in the ninth inning. Attendance. 5000. Score Chicago. 0 A Boston.

UHO A Green. rf. 00100 Selbach It. 11200 Jones. ef.

00100 Parent. an. 01140 Callahan. If fl 1 1 I Stahl. ct.

00100 Davis. is. 00122 Collins. 01010 Sullivan e. 0 0 3 2 0 Freeman 0 0 3 0 0 Tannohuil lb 0 0 0 0 0 LaChance Ib 1 112 0 0 Isbell lb.

0 014 0 1 Ferris. 2b. 0240 Dundon 2 0 2 4 3 0Crler o. 10700 Altrock. pi 1 1 4 OGIbson p.

11010 Total 1 Ifs 21 Totals. 4 52711 0 Chicago. 00000000 1-1 Boston. 0 0 1 0 0 0 I 0 4 hail on bases Chicago I Boston I. Two-has.

hits Selbsch Parent. sod Callahan. Sacrifice hit Ferris. Stolen tase Dundon. Wild pitch Altrock.

Struck out By Altrock. 4 by Gibson. S. First base on balls Off Altrock. I off Gibson.

2. Double plays Tanneblll to Dundee to Isbell Parent to Ferris to La Chants. Umpire Mr. Sheri. dan.

Tim. of game 1 hour and 16 minutes. BASEBALL NOTES. Cincinnati has released Woodruff to Louisville. Manager Donovan is giving his catchers an equal amount of work to do.

O'Neill. Cassidy and Stahl are best at bat for the Senators on this trip. The Senatorial tyirlers pitch wonderful ball In a way but the way they lose is astonishing. The Toledo Blade says tthe Giants have made a great record this year but. they haven't had much to beat.

Ducky Holmes has thrown a knee out' of joint again. He has a difficult time keeping the bolts in his stilts this year. John Clarkson once a famous pitcher says his brother Walter will make good next season. Brother John said something like that last spring. Ned Harshen has seven players on his reserve list.

Out of that lot he should be able to pick a fair team for Brooklyn and give Baltimore a winner. The wisdom of the games schedule is now being proved. National League teams remain idle one day and play double-headers the next in order to draw a crowd. The New York papers have fallen on John T. Brush for his declination to play the Highlanders as If they had beervJylng back for the opportunity.

Chicago' Record-Herald. Owner Brush will not let the Giants play the American League champions but he has no objection to them playing lioboken and other clubs which are under the ban of the National League. New York and Brooklyn players pick up many dollars playing In New York on Sundays with the big semi-professional clubs. MeGinnity ts from J100 to J150 a game which amounts to a neat sum at the end of the season. Efforts to revive the Players' Protective Association do not seem- to be meeting with much success.

It is not likely that it ever will succeed. for there are too many ready to sell out as they did hen the union existed a few years ago. Connie Mack attributes the low standing of the Athletics to the' fact that two of the outfielders have. batted poorly. the catchers have been very weak with the stick and Harry Davis the best man on the team.

pas been out of the game a great deal of the time. It is predicted that Buck Freeman and La Chance will not members of the Bostons next season. Stone is expected to displace Freeman and Grimshaw Is picked to hold down first base. instead of the Frenchman. As Jesse Burkett.

says You will find. the old fellows back in their places before the season is halt over. Frank Selee of the Chicago Cubs sa If the Giants will not play the American League wieners he will organize a picked team and tackle them. He picks Kelley. I Wagner.

and Seymour for the outfield' Chance Ritchey or Evers Dahlen anti i Leach for the Infield Welmer McGtnnity and Mathewson pitchers Kllng and Bow- erman catchers. I A vaudeville benefit performance was I held In New York for the Giants Sunday night and the pennant was presented to the club by Senator Grady. While there is no doubt about the Giants winning the flag. It is customary for a club to be notified of the award at the winter meeting" of the league and the flag is presented on. the opening day of th tol lowing season.

But Brush and Mcpraw do ngs differently. The Detroit News has iTe following to say of George Nlll the Senators' new second baseman George Nill Is one of the fastest youngsters in the busl. ness. He was recommended to Washington by Jrmmy Ryan the league outfielder who Is captain of the Colorado Springs team. of which Nlll was a member.

Nill stood tenth in batting in the Western League last year. and Is. nearer the top this season. Nill la also one of the fastest infielders in the Western organization. He is a conscientious player without a thought of his record and is also a clever runner.

He entered professional baseball In 1900 with. the Fort Wayne team. After that he played with the Davenport team in the Three-I League until he wentTo Colorado Springs In 193. I Grant to Wrestle Terrible Swede. The second wrestling tournament ot the season will be held at Washington Light Infantry Armory this evening.

There will be two preliminaries and Is expected that Charles Relneke of Richmond. will be pitted against a local boy. The principal bout will be between Joe Grant of this city and Hjarlmar Jassen the Terrible Swede" or Connecticut. Motor Records Created. Paris.

Oct. 3. Two worlds records for motor cycles were created' at the Dourdan meeting to-day namely standing start. one mile 57 5 seconds flying start. one kilometer.

5 seconds. Woman Arrested for Larceny. Detective IulIen. of the Sixth precinct yesterday arrested Mamie Warden. thirty- nine years old.

on a charge of petit lar ceny. SIaini Warden formerly lived at 411 First street northwest the home of Katharine Urasliears and yesterday sloe returned to the house arid went to sleep in oneof the rooms. Waking she took razor a piece of lace and a collar. is alleged. and Jumped out a.

window. Oc cupants of an adjoining house. were terrorized when Mamie- appeared and dis played the razor until Detective Mullen reached the scene and placed-her under YOU find the. dictates of style perfectly interpreted in Parker- Bridget clothing. As an instance the abnormally padded shoulder that has been.

so vastly overdone has been repudiated by good dressers now and' instead you'll' find the shoulders of our. coats- molded toward naturaT ines with due regard to the wearers' heightlf and proportions. A iplendid line of SmU here at 20. Scotch Tweeds. Choviots 6c.

in. eluding many new brown Parker Bridget 6 Co to Outfitters. Ninth and Pennsylvania Avenue. Philadelphia 21 Plttibnrjr. I.

Plttsburg 16t Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn. 0. Cincinnati Brooklyn. 1. New York.

31 t. Loulf 1. Chicago 16 Botton. S. WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE. RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES. uTg at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. St.

Lonla at New York. Chicago at Boston. STANDING or THE CLUBS. W. Pet' W.

L. Pet New Yoxkl06 45 700 St. Lonli. 13 73 500 Chlcsgo so as 11 Brooklyn 04 US Clncinoitl 14 If CM Bostso 55 14 39 PltUBUri 65 551 Philadelphia. 50100 333 CINCINNATI WON TWICE.

Brooklyn Only Able Score One Run. in Both Games. Brooklyn. Oct. I Cincinnati won both games In a header here to-day the locals scoring only one run in the two contests.

and that in the last inning of the second. Attendance 1200. Score FIRST GAME. Cuncinualt. 0 A Brooklyn.

0 A SeyI000r cf. 1 I I fl 9 Dillon lb. 0 114 0 0 701 Oeuler cr. 0 1 I 1 0 700 Lumlejr. rt.

0 1 0 I I 1 Sheckarl. U. 0 1 0 0 0 000 B4bb M. 0 1 2 7 131 Bitch b. 0 1 1 1 ft 0 1 0 Brg n.

e. 00140. 0 Jordan lb. 0 1 2 1 0 I II Jonn fl 0 0 4 1 Dotan. lb.

1 llj. lb. 0 Sebrlng rf. 2 Oiwetl. It.

teinreiatJt 0 Corcorin. 8 lIugglus. lb. ft Sehlei 1 Hirper p. tOOIO 1 Total 0 IHU 1 Totals.

J11I714 t' Cincinnati 0 4010220 5 Brooklyn ft 0000000 0 a To ntn St Infldt. Jor4 n. Sscdflce hit. Odwell Hugflai. 6h ct rU Batch.

Jordan. Jones. Double plajrt Lumley sad Jordan Geosler sad Batch Sebrlag and Kelley. Stolen bases- Huuu Jones. Left on bases Cincinnati 7 Brooklyn lint on bai Off Jon i.

3 oft Harper 1. First but on errors Brooklyn 2. Struck eut By Joust 4 by Harper S. Hit by pitched ball By Jonea 3. soed balla By Schlel.

2. Wild pilch Jones. Vmpirtt Messrs. Moran and ODuy Time of tame 1 sour and 49 mlnut SECOND GAME. Cincinnati.

0 A Seymour cf. 0 Kelley. lb. 2 Sebrlnt rt. 1 Odwell.

U. 2 Stelnfldtlb 0 Corcoran so 0 1 lb. 0 Street e. 0 EwlDfc p. 0 180 200 1 0 400 1 1 0 119 110 20 010 Brooklyn.

0 A Dillon Ib. 3 fl 9 Gesaler cf. 0 1 0 1 0 Lumley rf. 0 1 0 0 Sheckard. If.

4 I 0 0 0 Batch Oh. 9 4 I 4 1 Bitter o. 0 5 2 0 Jordan. lb. I I I 2 I Crontn p.

0 0 0 14 Dobbs' 0x0 9 9 0 Totals. Ut 0 Totals. 1142110 Batted tsr Crania to sevnth. Cincinnati 200000 2 Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 9 1 Two-base hlta Odwell Ruler and Jordan. Three.

boos hit Seymour. Sacrifice hit Seymour. Stolen basts Corcoran Dillon and Rater. Left on bases Cincinnati 7 Brooklyn. G.

Pint base on ball Off Cronln. I. First base on errors Cincinnati 5. Struck out By ronia 5 by Ewing ball Street. Umpires ODay and Moran.

Time of am 1 hour and I minutes. STRIKES OUT SIXTEEN MEN. Mathewson Makes New Seasons Record in St. New York Game. New York.

Oct. 3. 2. struck out sixteen men In to-day's game between New York and St. Louis making a new seasons record.

His opponent. Nichols. also pitched a fine game and but for Sheas error the viJltork might have won. Dan Brouthers. who played first base for the locals was the recipient of many reminders of his popularity with New York baseball enthusiasts.

Attendance. 600. The scores St. Louts. 0 A Tort II 0 A Farrell lb.

8002 lDonlln. 1 1 3 8 0 Still Or. 1 1 I. 0 OIBrown if. 1 1 I 0 0 Beckley lb.

0 0 0 6 BroutherUb 0 fl 8 0 0 Brain Sb. 8 1 1 Merles cf. I 1 0 Supot d. tllit ODuan. sst 01010 DunkiTT ff 9 0 2 0 OjBerlin Sb.

0 0 1 I 0 Shea so. 0 I 0 1 26 0 1 9 1 Butler 0 1. 1 0 Bowermao. 0X015 0 0 Nichols. 0 0 1 0 thewsoop 0 0 1 5 Nell' 00000 Totals.

8 I Totals. 1 12411 Batted or Nichols In thninth Inning. St. Louis 000600001-1 Tort First bass on errors New York a St. Louis 1.

Left on. baM Kev York. St. Louse 10 First base on balls OS Mathewson. S.

off Nichols 3. Struck out Br Uathcwsoa 16 by Nichols I. Three-base bit Eraln. Two-base hits Merte anj Dunn. Sacrifice hit-Butler.

Stole Hill and Soncat. Wild pitch JUthewson. Passed balls Bowerman and Butler. Umpire Mr. Johnston.

Time of game 1 Lour and IS minutes. BOSTON WENT TO PIECES. Pitchers Were Badly Pounded and Chicago Won 16. to S. Boston.

Oct. 3. had Boston at Its mercy to-day winning with a score of 16 to 5. McNichols snapped a ligament in his arm in the fourth Inning. and the substitution of Fisher was fol lowed by the complete demoralization of the home fielders.

Attendance 1210. The score Cctcajo. It II 0 A Ei Boston. 51 0 A Ehclte It. 1 Coser Sb.

3 Chance Ib. 3 Barry cf. I MeCtesnerrf 0 Beet. lb. 2 KllK 0.

2 Wicker p. I 6 1 clGeltr 1 0 Barclay rt. 0 2 I 1 0 0 0 Tennes' lb. I 0 li 1 1 1 5. IAbbafio as.

0 0 4 2 Tinker. as. 0 1 1 Cooler U. 12101 61 DelehantySb 12142 3 I Ndh e. 1 2 I I 2 Ltrborn lb 0 0 2 I 2 1 MeNichohs 0 0 0 1 0 Fisher p.

0 0 1 0 0 Totals. 10151710 Totals. i I 271810 Chicago. OOJ700JI 10 Boston. 5 srned rau Chlcato.

4 Boston. 2. Two-bat tit Dalehantf. Slot. run Shulte and Neellsem.

Sacrifice nits Wicker and Tinker. Hits OS Wf Nichols. I la three tantnm off Fisher. it In Innings. Stolen bsses Tinker.

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First ha. pit Off Wicker 1 off Fisher I. lilt by pitched ball Shuhe. Struts out By Wicker 4 by Fisher. 2.

Passed Sling and Neidlam Umpire Mr. Email Time of IBM 1 hour and IS minutes. PITTSBURG HIT HARD. Piled Up Sixteen Runs in Five- Innings with Philadelphia. Philadelphia.

Oct. The home club do. feated Plttsburg In the first game today but the visitors In the second by- heavy hitting piled up an overwhelming score. The game was called after the fifth inning by agreement Attendance 1304. Score FIRST GAME.

Pittsburg. A Philadelphia. 0 A Gilbert. 0 0 1 0 Thomas cf. 0 0 1 0 Beaumontct 0 1 1 0 Donohue I I 1 5 1 Ritchey o.

0 2 1 0 McGee rt. 1 I 1 0 fl Lush. Ib. 110 1 0 MeCorichirt 01100 Leach Sb. I 0 4 0 Braosflldlb 00701 Kruger is.

0 1 4 4 0 Phelps e. 0 3 4 2 0 Leaver p. 1 0 0 Totals 1 I Mil 1 Titus. If. 0 0 I 2 liulswlttsI.

3 4 0 Pernsil lb. 0 0 I 0 1 Doom. e. 1 8 1 0 Duuleb p. 0 0 I 1 0 Totals.

I 3 Plttshuri 000ff 14 Philadelphia 00300 00 Earned runs Philadelphia I. Two-base hits Rltchey SCruger and Donohus. Item. ran McGee. Doable plsy Titus and Lush.

Left on bases Plttsburt. Philadelphia. 6. First base on balls Off DutEleby. 2.

Hit by pitcher By Loaner 2. Struck out By Lesser. 4 by DuUleby. 2. Umpire Mr.

Dinner. Time ot game 1 hour and IS minutes. SCCOND OAIIE. PWsburl. II 0 A Philadelphia.

0 A Gilbert. If. 4 I 1 0 Thomas cf. 1 0 0 Besumont. ct I 2 0 0 0 Donohue.

lb. I 0 0 0 1 Rltehey 2b. 1 5 0 McGee rf. 2 1 1 0 McCTmk rf 1 1 1 0 1 Lush lb. I 1 0 Leach.

Sb. I 2 0 1 1 Titus. It. 00100 Brsield lb. 2 2 5 3 6 ltulowitt 5 1 0 0 1 Krugtr.

a 1 1 2 1 PernelU Jb. 8 0 1 2 1 Phelps c. 01210 Dooln c. 0 0 5 1 Flaherty p. 1 1 1 0 SutboS.

p. 00000 Totals. II14 IS 11 Ji Totals. 4 51 I I Plttsburf. 240 Philadelphia.

3 1 0 4 Earned runs Plltsbsrc. I Philadelphia. 1. Two- baa. hlta Kltcbey.

Leach Brnndeld. and Rrugr Three hits McGee. Home run Flaherty. Stolen bases Gilbert and Ritchey. Left oa buses Ptttsbun.

5 Philadelphia. 7. First bass on balls- OS Suthon. 2. taruck oat By FUhrtr I Ly Suthoff.

2. Passedball Phelp. Umpire Mr. Zim. user Time of game 1 hour and 20 minutes.

PRINCETON PLAYERS LEAD. First Round of College Tennis Championship Play. Completed. Philadelphia Oct. 3.

The twenty-fourth intercollegiate championship lawn tennis tournament opened to-day on the courts of the Merion Cricket Club. Hvertord with an entry list of twenty-seven play- ers in the singles the largest number In the history of the event. The list includes E. B. Dewhurst of the University of Pennsylvania who won the championship last year Robert LeRoy of Columbia who beat Holcombe Ward the national champion two weeks ago P.

J. SUlloway of Harvard K. 11. Belor of Yale H. H.

Whitman of Harvard and other cracks. The weather was all that could be desired and many fast contests were witnessed. The Merion Cricket Club cup. emblematic In the interdolleglate championship is to be awarded to the college first winning 7 points a win in singles to count one point and a win in doubles in one point each year. The points up to date stand Princeton.

4 Yale. 2 Harvard 2 and Pennsylvania. 1. The competing colleges this year are Yale. Harvard Pennsylvania.

Columbia. Williams Haverford Cornell and Princeton. The Cornell players failed to appear. The preliminary and first rounds of the singles" were completed today Sulloway of Harvard gave Dewhurst. the champion.

a great fight compelling. the latter to put forth his best efforts to win. while Rehr. of Yale played cleverly against Whitman of Harvard. Le Roy.

who easily won both of his matches will meet Whitman to-morrow. The results follow SINGLES ROUND. Sutlowa Harvard. beat Bodnoan Tile. 6 8.

Dewbuist. Penn ylT nla. bet Cornell's entry Op default. Bulkier Columb' teat Downey. PennsylvanIa l.

Prentice Us-nerd beat Northrop William t. 3. Lee don but Cornell entry by default. Stendall Princeton beat Stetson Tale. 0 4.

Columbia. Vat Smith. Williams i Richardson Princeton bout Spaeth llaysrtord 63. I. Behr.

Tile beat Cornell entry by default. Whitman Harvard teat Davis. Pennsylvania 62. 6-2 Lamed. iHarvard beat Cornell entry by default.

SINGLES-FIRST ROUND. Sunsteln Princeton best gale. Haverford. 6 4. 5-4 Oevhurst.

Pennsylvania beat Sollnvay Harvard- 3 6' Prentice. Harvard best Bulklty. Columbia 0 Kendall Princeton heat Le Itseerturd. 1 75. Le Roy Columbia beat Richardson Princeton.

6-0 60. Whltmsn Harvard beat Bhr Yale 0 2. 4. ned Harvard but Spauldlng Tile. 4.

42. Thompson Princeton beat Green. Pennsylvania 6 2 4. GEORGETOWN LOSES BREMNER. Captain of Varity Crew Decides Not to Return to Graduate.

The outlook for a. strong varsity crew at Georgetown for next spring was greatly dimmed yesterday when news reacted tbe university that Vincent A. Brernner the captain would not return. Manager dpi received a letter from the oarsman yesterday in which he stated that he- had decided to give up his course at Georgei town and go Into business In Chicago. I Had.

Bremner returned he would have been graduated next June. The loss of the captain is the greatest which the Blue and Gray crew could suffer. He entered the law school two years i ago from St. Mary College. when he made quite a reputation as a.

ball player but. ire took to rowing. He was the most finished oarsman in the shell and after the memorable race at Poughkeepsie in 1903 in which Georgetown fished sec. end. the members of the crew unanimously elected Bremner despite the tact that It was his first year.

When the crew of last spring made such a poor showing at Poughkeepsle Bi was re-elected. The choice of a neV captain lies between Hayden. who has rowed three seasons and Graham. of two years' experience. Both of these men.

are good oarsmen. and both are seniors. A meeting of the men will be held in the near future to thocse a nej leader. Charged With Stealing Trousers. Charged with stealing a.

pair of trousers from- the store of Joseph M. Prank 300 half street southwest Howard Berry a negro two years old was arrested last. night by police of ths Fourth precinct. GEORGE WASHINGTON WINS' Randolph-Macon Was Too Light to Withstand Line Virginia Boys Weakened by the Absence of Several Players Injured in' Saturdays Game. Playing under the new name of George.

Washington Universltr. old. Columbians foottall team began the new year with a dean-cut victory over Randolph-Macon. of Ashland Va. on University Field yesterday afternoon.

Score. George. Wash ington 17 Macon While not detracting from the Victory of the local collegians It may be said that. the- YIr- gtnlana were not in form to meet a team which has played no games this year and Which outweighed the youngsters from across the Potomac Washlngtonlans attached considerable Interest to the contest. because three former Georgetown students are coaching the two elevens.

Alex Rorke who graduated last year at the Blue end Gray college is. teaching George Washington's squad the pigskin game while Charles Cox and Joseph Devlin are drilling the Randolph boys. The visitors looked to be good for a few. moments at the start when Washington Kicked off but after making. several futile attempts to get through the local collegians- fox' more than 6 yards.

Wash- Inrton grained the ball and. rushed It through for a touchdown In about five minutes' time. It was apparent then that the visitors were not equal to the task of holding their heavier opponents. and the locals employed their forces on the five spots filled with Virginia substitutes. After George Washington Invaded Randolph's goal once more the first half of fifteen minutes expired.

During the intermission Coaches Cot and Devlin assembled their- players and- gave theta a lecture on courage and aggressiveness which had a good effect upon the boys. for they held their opponents In the next half to five points. A dispute arose In the second half. Just before the Washington boys made their- last touchdown as to whether Randolph was not- entitled to a touchdown made after Winston lost the ball in a scrim mage. With tho oval almost under Randolph's goal it was passed to Half Back Winston who plungedinto the middle of the line.

Some one yelled The ball la lost. and before the players piled up Philpotts emerged with it and dashed off from the east goal to the west and planted the ball bejilnd the posts. It was a spectacular- sprint. with two Washington men endeavoring to head oft the tall play- er but Mr. Nellson declared the ball was out.

of play when Phllpott got It. thus forcing its return to the spot within a foot of Randolph's goal. After the grum. bling ceased Washington made a hole at center and Bruce Blelaski slipped through. The parental objection to having sens engage In.

the strenuous sport was illus- trated by an incident tnthis contest. Dur- tag the second half Right Guard Wunder' was carried off the fleld. knocked out In one or the scrimmages and just then a devoted mother among the crowd on the side lines broke through and catching. her son around the neck implored him ta give up the game. Virginias coaches pre.

vailed upon her to let him remain. Washington kicked off at the start a Virginia back catching on the yard line but before he could recover much of the- lost ground was downed. Randolph put up a clever' defense until the ball was lost to its eleven on a tumble. when Capt. Blelaski went' through an opening for yards.

The Randolph hopes began to wilt right then and the locals made gaina each time they smashed the opposing line Bielaskl being forced over for the first touchdown in five minutes. Klrkman kicked a pretty goal giving the Washing- 1 ton boys 6 points. The secdnd touchdown was made in almost as quick time the locals pounding way at the weaker line for steady gains. I Pull Rack West had the honor of planting- I the oval behind the posts this time. and.

again Klrkman kicked goal. After the next off Stevenson went through the Virginia right end and carried the- ball IS yards for a touchdown. but as he went out or bounds he had to bring the ball back to where lie crossed chalk line half way down the flell. Time was called after the next scrim- 1 mage which gave Washington another 10- 3 yard rain. 4 In the second half Randolph kicked 50 yards to to-Stevenson who returned the ball ftiie same distance before being downed Then the locals began to hammer the via- itors at their weak points but fqund the task.

harder. because of the ginger tho coaches had' Injected into the Randolph men. but forced the ball to within a yard of the goal. when Winston lost the oval and Philpotts made his Ion run for nothing. After putting.

the ball In play again 1 Bielaskl was pushed over for the final touchdown. Klrkman missed an easy goal this time and just otter the kickOff ths time limit expired. The summary G. W. Petitions.

Randolph. W. West Garrison. Jft end. Davis Lea Bexryman left tackle.

Selteack Stanley left guard. Woods center Hills Kllgor right guard. Wunder James Fields right tattle. Ma Vinvhiee Sternum. right cd smlti Klrkman quirt tick.

Trnllba Bietaukl. half back. Creel Stevensos Tight halfback Randolph Winston. Philpotu. West T.

fullback Touchdown Bleleskl fallback West. Goats from touchdown KIrkmtn Referee Mr. Nell- con. Nebraska. tmplre Mr Morgan Georgetown.

Llaeemen Mr. Lowry. Randolph-Macao Id Vi. Ttooiey George Washington. Timer Mr.

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of Gbil. 2 ublt plaTlnnel DUldol lbl Parnt Fer. 1 Chlce UmpIreMr. TIOt cmel 10u mllutc. Clncnn ha releaed Woodf Louisvie.

gving hs catcher eual aoun ONelC ssldy. Senator thi Te Sentral Irlers bal wa astonihing. mn iO a a I beatu ha trown a. kee agal adtcult ktplng bls hssUls ths Joh Cakon. picher Waler wi mae rextsean thln lke tht sprng.

ntyseven piayen resero lst fal Broky Ind Batmore winer. widom games bing proved Lage bleheaders crowd falen n' delnaion rlf la et pp gl llc I Owner wi Gat te America Lage champloD i ha objecton platg foboken ar del te ba Natonal Lage. Yok Broklyn plc' dolas playing wih seml-protessloa cubs McGinniy gts 0 5 iae. whch amOnts a Etorts rvive pfyers' Potetve Assoiton seen meetng wih lkely ev wi succeed to sel out a. te I exlsteafew ao Mak atributes Athletc fat outfelders batte tcher ver Itck.

ad Hary Davs te bst mn ben gae eat tm preicte ai wi memb expete dplae. Feman. picke frst Fencman A Burket. sys wi fnd. felow plac i Frak bs.

ys eG serY1en lfl 1 them pick Keley. ghe Yo hl Lach Infeld McGinniy Matewson. pichers KIng ad eran. ctcher. vaudevie beneft prformance wa Gants' Ilght ad pnat wasptes4nte Grdy.

Whie Giant feg. I customar cub nUle awardat meetng Itsge. f' presente tho lown' seU1D. Blt Brsh ad lcprw dlferentr. Te Detroi ha ie tolowing sY Garge NI.

theSenatou' baema GeoreNI oJe youngster nes. oe rs rI te a yo Sprn whlrhN1 wa be. NU tent Iatlngln Wetem Lage nerer te season NI 1 fatest Infelders te gauaton conscIentous wthout record rner. enter prte. alonal basebal.

19 rt tea Afer thaihe playe wit lam le ThreI Lage ut went to 19. I Wreste Terble I lcondwrestl tournment ottte seaonwl WahgonL II Infantr Armor. ths eyenng. Wlb. prel.

ta de. and. i. 1s. ex.

ec- tht Cle Jnekeot Richmd. wi pited aganst a 10 al prtnclp but wi JoeG. rant. ts HJrr Jasen. Terible Connectcut I otlr Crated Oct To recrds dn meefn todayrnamelY Standig mle 5 4- send fy1 strt.

onekometer .1 cnds. Arstet Larc y. DtecUve3ueof it prcct esterdT are4 Mle War thry- tne old on' crgeotpeU Maie ian formery 4I5-2F sreet nothwet hoe Ktrie Brase. a 7etedy retured hoseat slep one' of th rom Wangae too piee' lC. anc clar.

I alegan jupedota wtdw. cupanuof adjotlg were ter- rrie when1al appe dand es- pl2e te ruo uU etveMulen reache te. se. ple uder st q. fnd th dict tesofstyl perfecty erB rd t.h- i a theabnormal- lyp dded thalhas1een vasty atedby ul fnd.

1d rsof outcoats lded' atura lnes dueregardto wearersheight1 pr porUons pledd 1o Sut Scotc Cbyiob. 6c I cud m7 DOwbw efe ParkerBrdgetl Outiters. Nint Pennsylvaia RESUTS YSTERDAYS GAES. Phladelphla. I PltburI Iltbul161 Pblldelpbta.

CincInat. Cincnat I BroklDI 311U. Lul. Chlc 161 Boton EY PlttbuC PhUaelphla. Clnelnatat Brookl1 Clcazo I STNDING THI I Pct i 1 Pct TOI110 7001 St Lul.

7 5 Clclo 111 Brokl11 I CllalluU. I 66 I ntl 5 I PIUburl I 11lhl4ephll. 6 10 33 Brookyn Ru i Games 3 games I doubl header to-ay. te locas scorig las tntg second Atendance 10 I FRS OAE CncllaU HO Broky. RHO SeJOu ct Dlol.

Il DOI. 1 7 0 1 Gelr KelJ 11. 1 7 0 0 rtO ebrll rt. 2 Sheklrd. It Ohell 1 0 0 0 Bb.

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ol r. b. 01 errrBroklYI. Stck out-By Jon. Harer.

5 Hi ple b.I- JOII. Plfe bail. Wid plth-olcl mlren 30rn 14 ODy. Imel 10ur mllt. SEC GA3F.

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p. 2. QO Totl. I Totll. 110 10 Clll II arlt.

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lclnllt. BrklY. Fnt bas 01 blUe or Crlin. FIrt 01 err. 1 Strck out-By Coll 4.

bl Stret VmpleMelr ODIY 4 oral I ald mnute. SITEEN Make Lous New York Oct 3 to-ay's Lus. a saon' 1lcols al piche fne gVe. vl ltor mght Dar ft loals. may remnders hs populaity baebal enthusiats.

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1 r1 holl. Tb II Toba hltMetel II DUII hit bleeHI 1. plchJlthewll PUd bill B01er. ad Dlte. UmpireM.

JohlIODe. Tie mliur a mlutel. PJCES. PtchenWer Bay Oct 3. hd a Is today.

wih Icore I. lga- hi te subsiuton tol- demoralzaUon felderS Atendance. 120. Cralo. I I OA Bel.

I h1lte I. 1 0 GeIe. cf. 1 I Cay. Ib.

4 11 BrCI7. r. Sl lb TDkr. 11017. U.

1 3 1 0 1 1cClller 1 1 DlehIDt73b 1 2 1 4 E. 2 SI Nedham C. KIIL I Ieer 1 8 p. Totl. llU 1' Ttl.

0 Clclfl O. e. a 7 0 0 1-1 lon. 3 1 0 tOO 0 2- 1 lrd ru-IUlo 4. Boaol weba It-Dale.

Mlt1. 16m. Shult 14 xU Um. Scrlc. lltWIde Tlkr.

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ed Sc mn Bx 8 SLPanMin tr pacagc BrlJ. Flt lba1a 1ekr. 1:01 nhe lthe balhult. SuCk Wkr. bJ nhe 1lld bUKID Ne4t TUI 1hon ai mlluUL.

PITTSBtG Pie I Si en i Fiv' Igs wth PhdelphL Phladelphi. Oct 3Tbe cub de teatedPttbur frt to te Ylslors theleond av hitng. pied overhemng ge wa cled attt te ffh Innig reementAt ndace 13 FIST GAE Pldlb r. RHO AI Gibrt. It.

Tlmu. ct I. Beamoltct Dlohue 21 Rlchey lb. oj McGe. rf.

3cCorlclr. 0 1 1 0 0 Ll Lacb. 2h. Tlu. I.

Brllnld1b 5 0 1 0 1 Hulwltt I Krler. Prul Ib. DII. Ltnr. 0 0 TQtll.

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Umpll 1 hu adS SEON OAU 1 RH Gibr I. Tolu d. BeumoDt Dcohue. a Mce. r.

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00 Krgr. 31 Pemel. b. 801 Pblpl 0 1 1 0 DII 0. FllherJ.

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tck out-By FIlbr. Sutlol. PSedbaU UmplJ. Zi. me.

lam1hour ad 2 mlIltL PLYRS LD. Roud Colege Tennis pionshp Complee Phladelpha. 3 Intercolegate ampionslp tenis tournment th Meron Crcket' lst sngles. histr event TheUst Dewhurt Univeriy champon- LRy. Cl ba Holmbe War Uona hm lon.

a SUlowayot Harard Boh. Yrle lWltan. Harard. wa mny fat contest winesed. Meron Cub matc te Intercoleate char Aon- th colege rst winnn points wn stgles ptt er Te Prnceton.

Yrd 2. cm- 1g a 11 Haverord. Crel Corel faled prelminary frst rounlot singles Sulo. Harard gve Dewhurst chmpion. eat fght compelng later bes eforts whle ale.

agatst. Harard. wh eaFlr bth matche wi Whiman tomorrw. result folow INGLESPREL3I ARY RtXD. SuloWl1.

Hanr4. bat Bdll G3. 0 Dehunt Pnnlrlnil Corul' ltr Bulle at Dwner. pellYlnll. 1.

c' PeDtc. HaYr4 bl Norrop. WUUm JI. J2. Le.

HaTror4. Conel eltr dealt RCldll lrilutl blt SteoD. Yal. 10. 4.

Lr01 Colulbli. bat Smh IW. I. iilf4On. Prlclon bet pat.

C2. J1 bet conn elt dealt Tlmu Hanrd. bet Dut ICI1111 I CI. I Lne. Ianrd.

bet Crel' ent dtalt SI OLE IRT ROrD. I SUItell PrlCtl blt FIIHIYror1. 4whunt leII171111. bl SlnI HUa4 I Prlt Hrnr4 blt CONma. It.

III. nlbl Prlceta batL. Hneror 11. 5 LR01. Columba bet Rlhrdll Pr1ctl 1.

1. Wlmll. bet lehr. Ya. 12.

Lr4 Har Spa1411. a HII Tholo Prncetol bet CII PellBlal 11 1. GEORGETOWLOSES BREMNER. Captaiofaiy Decdes Retu Graute ouUookfor a varly crw Gor town sprng dimed yestery. newareache nlverl tatVlncent cap n.

rtur Glpi ch ed leter frm oarm sWe tat decde coue Geo tow ad bustnessb Cicg. Had retue he benraduated next June Te captan 1 gaet whc te an Gr creW couldsut. entere schol rea Qgo tom St Ma sColet. qute reputton a baplayer r1in. ws nlshe arma thell ad memorble rac Pughkeepsle1n l.

Ir whcl Gergetowfle sc- ond membr crw unnmou lyelecte te tht I wa hls1rt cew lat IPrng mae a pr showtlat Ph farle eg eel Hayden' ha rwe thee seasns. Ind Grot two year' eprenc. Bt tee ae goo oren btare snior meetngotte wUb nea chocsea ne leer. Cged WitStellTrouers Qre stealng prot tou tomth tr Josh 1. Fat.

Fouan a batrt atbetHow- rd rr nego. wo yeir 01 areted latmghtbrplc prctct. GEORGEWASHINGTON RaD Jacon Lghtto Wlth tand Lle. Pluges. vig7Bos eaenedby te bs ce SeeIPlterl jue4n Sat1da1 Game I Plrng uder tbnewn6 Geore' Wahn tOUnverlt Columi' fotbal teambpnthe ewt' a ceacutvctor er Rdo ph.

cn ofAhand Va. UnvertyFeld s. terdyatteron. Scr Grg sh. Ingo lnandlPb aco Whenot detctg teloc coleas maYbsld thlthoYlr nn fOl.

tlmeet whchhsplaredJo ns ther ant whch outwegh younsters fOm acro theotGcWuhgonan. tchedensldrableinteret te bcause threetorerGor etwr student ac ngthe eleen Rorkewbo gaduate lstyur d. cleg. ti teachn Georg' Wahlngons sud pigs gae. whle Charle DY- dl1g Rndolph byl Te lokedt moment te strt WahI- 1 ke of.

atet Ikng. sveral atempts thugh lo clega mortn6tard Wah- IngoJ pned tb ba1 and rhed I tuchdown abut' mnutes ti. was appentthenthtthe vstors 1 BGt equa te tsk holng teir heaver. opponent and. loals forc spt i fUedwit Vlrlla subsututes i Aler Grie add g6loncemore tst hl 1 fften exire teln-j termllon Coache.

Co Dvln as teir pl ers gve tourag agesveness i hdagodetect I oppnent. I hir points A dipute tthti hfjust I fore Wnsh. on. mae. therl lst tocdown.

a Rnd lph wa entto toa touchdow mde afer Winton th b11n sri. i Wih tbGovala most undr Rn- roa1 Hal Wlnton plun edlnto thelddleof lne. onerelehe lost. an plyers plec Phlptseergd wit I dashedot st gal wet p1at- ed bal posts I wa spctculr sprin. WashInon endeaoring or ebut elsondeclaied bal WI.

Phiptt Ithus Us retur thespt wihn nd lphs Afer th gm- blng ceaed Washngon madea holet BlelakrsUppedthough Te obJecton hvng scn en age testrenuo Iportwas 1us' a Incdent in ths antest Dur. inghesecnd hlf RlghtGurd I carredof thefeld. koced scmmags. devotedtoter amongte th lne though andctch arund. neck hm g.

ve. te ga. m. YIrgnas C. vned upn he hi remain Vashnto kc otat theetart.

3' Virgnia. ctchng yard ln butbeore recover guw wa downed aClevedetense uIU bal was tl Itel ven tloughan opning tor I yars. TbeRandolpt bopsbep tl wi rlghtthenanl thlocI galo. tme theYsmahed oppsIngln Bielakl fore frst I I toucdowntn 1ve Krkman kicke iretY goal wahlng-'j tO 0 J31 ChowW8 a tme. thelocs InetorateadY galns.J Fl iack hd platnJ behnd pst tme.

ref mn tk i ievensonwent. I. Virgnia nd car' b. al 6 tOUChtr1 I a un4be 11 bal le. hlfway.

dw fel. caled afer. the. X. ICr mage Wahngton 11 1 I th hal Radolph' kcked 2 yardstoStevenson.

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or. Wol eelter UIl Klrre rllht IrhWuI4er. Jame plell rlclt tckle. 3ut. yle Senllrlh el.

mt I Klkln qulre Il 1kl 8Itonler hl bd rrl Stell rht hltbCk IUlol Ihl Wel fl nlher' Tuch40wf1ts lbrt Wel o' tchdow RlrCr. sn el. 31torIGert01. LumMr Ln. Rn0ph.

eol Tooe7. Gerl' Wlhlngtol T1nr. GelllUOeorltlnn HarlfY 1 rl' teamsaYeraglng 111t 1 HolmeadManor IountPleasant. has ams 10100 3411lIolmead i110reth twomontb id Donal son standn" ithe Center1larketcomplalned the pot Waroone hlwago drlV ha. d.

d. 2080. t. alledt I In. ana outa.

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rs PUri. nes ZOcA11 drug sts' The BraiEioeh HE de- ndlng ST. Mate It Sraddock Groeers. fel" JASiCIJRK 01 lIcCarti 610P8Ave. EI OS ESts.

Suits. su youlUind itis ofnobby faUstyles seen-embracing newest-el- sAnEB ismadetq they're andon careullines. CO LLEGESAN DCLUBSi. sureddependable O. uS360 Panu6Ocup 50 CollegeP1Inants.

OO up Sw atrs Handbahs. allsc hdfor i TWOSTORES A. A Vii a fe This Iars Makeslhavlnga pl sureThoI usngtt. PrSce 5. lr9'- Agents DuffysPqre ep rcungtrcng Vtgorouandhive VH yt GYNK il Ut spoonfullna.

nesa du. yo" and utrys fittynars fo nd meJlclnalproperUes fUJ fdog. groc SlOOa valuablemedlcaf sympomsand tr tment ea h1l eas tandmanytestlmonla lit sent an whowlll Dutrytalt lctl s- terN BLOOD POISON mmmYWI wehulmlWt1Ietl1leCtblood poison apecWt7 PrIlwySOCU JrJ tOI be WtlGl1cU th da If JOU mereuYllodide andp1Il nh ro te forproor. 1 5150112 fl ID. TH I A4mlll1aI WublllCUlII.

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to1. STREETN. 1' OXLYU prac a I 1 6 I I 4T VASErNGTON POST Dtt I Hl when fit Iooo an UI WifiSave WUI8av. A 47- aab1 ut lutsau ahu Stores. Send iIcLIora 34 Cigar Possible modeled i be I sti wts CTQ toorder iciuup t-- I 85 drawinglott ofattentionto ine w.

EISEMAN SenthStrt. I Ii F1) TBALLS II tUOTA ply lul RibberilaCdra 1111 pedand lul liii the Or runty-but POG 7thaos3 Pa. Monaste ry 24 t2S. LLDL3 CA In- th eadhcard flrst-aqd tt girl iz. Prize shooting-Open Open gri.

15. years-Prize flistead ysars-Pris. to. Prite. LowerChicagoLNew I bCtw en the baeather.

be GiveDecjsIon. The 1 Fielding from ii usa I I Louis. 0 WLPctI WLlct 5 24 310 234 The ttree Barrttct McIntyre 11. Coughflu. lb.

0 Robinson as. 2 Crawtord ri. liicktaa ii Lowe. 0 4 DrIll. o.

a it i i laegerp Totahs 29 27 3 WASHPtOTOy. AS. BObPO. Nih. 5 Rihilb Sthl lb.

0 1 2 Huehiusis. 0 2 Casaid es. 0 O'Neill. Douoraa. et.

4 0 0 3 Patten. 1 Clsrk Total. 34 2 IS Batted for rtt I tth tunIng 3 Wahlugtou 3 Tvo-bs Patten sad ONeIll base hit. hIt-DonOvan. base pitcher-Fatten.

errors-Detroit haul 5 Mr. game arm fl re- inga StLouls HOAE Nevyork RHOAS 0 0 KesIw. 0 0. 0 0 1 0 O1Wiillanis. 2 0 114 0 lb.

1 14 b. eugdcncOOIIOOrthp 1 27 ii 3 1 11 0 hit Conny. hit.s-Heldrick. WUace onei. Off 2.

Conzoy. By Off 3 Meucn. game 2 SredShutout an on men toretlre. Appiegatehard ly. UIZOAE Tins.

1. 4 0 cf. 2 PUckrf0150SlCronflt22I lb. 1-1 0 Lushcf4e1 2-0 it ii. hlCoakleyp005 10 TetalaO12T40Totala3127l40 0 0 04 0 PbiIad.hphta.- 0 1 5 5 baa hits 1ushsa4 By basea4.lCye Mr game OA Viozon1fi.

I 2 0 0 Itli 2 0 0 0. 0 Ib 00 2bO 2 sz00lOltuihlalb00 100 0 0 0 oszctmuo1 20 1 0 I 10 1 4 Ii 5 I runs Lush Off by By Cleveland oat( ball- pitch Ut. i nntilth 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 0 1 4 0. 1 2 2 lb. 0 5 2 LaChaucelb 00 2 4 DundonZbI etrlgr Altrockpi10 400lbsosp11 010 21 Totais-46271l 9 0 0 0 4 Chicago Selbach tase-Dundon.

pitchout-Dy Off Tannehlhl Umpire-fir gaits 5 I says aknee I eew gets Il iue forthere tohen afew be says to- I I am wen I Two to 23 lar- yesterday a Ju ipedout Oc- a appearCdand dls- an arrnsL ofstyl naturaiiineswith th wearers' AsplendidliaeofSuftsloereat20. ot 2 16 1 4. 5 NewVork3StLoulsL Chlcago1O Iittabonvg 85LonlsatNewYork. WLPct WLPct 54 iI USI 50 105 Ab1et 13 Doaolb1 Oltlesolercf. 01110 Ktltey.

0 rL. oaweiLltei000sabeso12so 3b. Dorgea 0 0 10 12 Harperp000l0 5 21 11 11 27 14 4 steinteldI. Jordan. 2 Oiseckard plays haseo-Clncinnstl 5 bass bat Brooklyn By Jones.

Umpires am game Seymouzcf0Ii 0 ODlloalbo 1- 2 0 0 cC 1 0 4 0 as. I 0 3 0 II- 1 10 II Odvell Seymour. Corcsrss balls- ors New 0 0 0 3 It. 0 cC to 1-0 6Deia c. 1 00 15 Obisthewsonp 0 0 521 1 24 51 for StLeuii 1-1 error hcw 6 Off out-By hlt-EnIn.

Mertes ao. piteh-Mathewson. Mr. game ShtIte3LZ 101 tlGslercT10 00 1 2 0 012 4 0. 1 0 2 2 Needhain c.

2 0 1 3 0 runs-Chicago Llt-Dslehanty. ruse Wither OS Tinker vers 1Asthmkept andawoke 0 oc sco Barclay. ball By Up gun. 1 Phiiaelphia I AL IL. 0 0 0 lb 1 10 Doom 0 21 11 Totals---- 27 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0O 2 Phhladslphla hits- Me Titus Off pitcher-By Mr.

41 10 15 20 cfl Ritehey2b2 OMcGeeri2 2100 ril lLuihIb0 10 Leehib22 OliTitus. 00 00 tPernelllb0 0121 3 0 0 ii- Totslsc411011 3 14 1 runs hits MeGe. rue Gilbert Paoaedball Umpire-Sir. jams The na- Williams. I 36 Peunsylvanis 4 6-2 Ys1 10.

Leroy 54. I 5-3 1ee I I. 54. 4 1011. I 4.

GEORGETOWNLOES a poor chocsefle Charget5wlth ardBerry. police 1NS WlthstandLlne Viri1Tn1aBoyaWeakenedbyTthe SeveralPlayers Iniredin old began clean otAshland. GeorgeWash- 17 ictory may-be whichisas playedno thtsyear the thePotoinac orge th thennlddla ofplay it a- eease through th4fleld arnongthe herto cleveIdefense thenand ortounda rIe long I the5 I Sloore Mast deeroeisright end. h.alEback--------- back. 2 toechd wns-ltirkmin Ill.

Mr. UmpIre-itt Mr. Timers-Mr. an the1 embezzle4 1 slot sent- I I i. 610Pa.

7asMi3a 1ius 4 OutlttershoBothMenindBooa cie B. Suits SIOto S35' pickout and Flags PennantsOOc 1atItori STORES-SOS v' I. Ifyou tokCep 200 andmany rter.N.Y. POIS wsbavemsdetheeoreofblooolpoisonispeclalty We themostobsithate enredtbeworstessesinl3tqlldayg. SoreThroatPionplea Copyer4ioiored Spotstheers partoftliebdy hirer wrotsor i5 TIPLI CMss.

THEKEELEY nd ru 014 R55OLfy. tbsrereoisqsk ssdihoroqA gonorrbeeiiewhitesets fujI. Prtt5lOOit bleary ftSajoYTthindll SLWIaigtonor irion TteTtrsetCe. r1 Ou 509 12th 23YEARS. nm Skis Dros LOW IS tel 1 ME Fst Exartis a lz I lmIPL a' aw WTSALDUSMDPHD noel.

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