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I 8 THE WASHINGTON WASIIINGTONTfltES TIMES FRIDAY OCTOBER 9 1903 IlVEVVSAJDGOSSIPO I NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE THE14Y DA llv ThVTHE A THE WORLD PVOifP OF OFSPORTS SPORTS BOSTON TIES SERIES SERIESWlTH SEIILESY1Ill SERIESMTLTHE MTLTHE WlTH THE PIRATES PIRATESEach PIRATESEach PIRATESEach Each Team Teai 1 Has Now NovWon NovWonThree Won WonThree WollThree Three Games GamesP1TTSBURG GamesPITTSBURG GamesPITTSBURG PITTSBURG NEEDS PITCHERS PITCHERSPhillipe PITCHERSPhillipe PITCHERSPhillipe Phillipe the Only Slab Artist to Be De Depended Depended Depended pended Upon UponHughes Hughes Against AgainstVeil AgainstYeil AgainstVeii Veil Yeil Today TodayPITTSBURG To1nyPITTBUItG oday odayPITTDURG PITTSBURG Oct 9 gThe Th downtown downtownstreets downtownstreets streets belong beloD to Boston Two vlctorlps vlctorlpsin vhtor1 lqtor198 lqtor198in sIn I in succession succe8 lon by Collins CoIlinin rmeritan rmeritanLeague nlCrltnn nlCrltnnLeague rlirnn rlirnnLeaguo League team from rom Clarks NI Nationalsiaw Nationals Nationalshave oncls pave have iaw turned the heads of tho rooters rooterswho rooterslwbo rooterswho who arc herd from the town of 0 pork porkand porkand Innd and beans beans and they are wild They Theyhave Theybav have hav good reasons too for yesterdays yesterdayscontest yesterdaysI i it contest wag wa won by superior playing playingPhillipe playingPhillipe playingPhillipe Phillipe Only Hope HopeFlttsburg HopeFlttsburg HopeFlttsburg Flttsburg has but ono pitcher upon upontvhom upon uponithom tvhom It can depend Philippe and ho hucannot hoeanDot hocanrot cannot be expected to pitch them all allWhen allWhen allWhen When Sam Loevor lost in Boston it itwas Itwas Itivas was announced that his hlspttchlng pitching arm armwas armwas arm armwas was In such condition that4 that4ho that ho could couldnot couldnot uld uldnot not play again galn this season In In5plto In5pltoof spiteof spite spiteof of this fact Fred Clarke allowed him himto blmto hinto to go In again yesterday ye torday afternoon He Hewas Hewas Hewas was in no condition to pitch pitcliaxld and there therefore thorofore theretore fore lost hi his game gameUp gameVp gszneUp Up until tho seventh Inning only five flvolilts fivoltlts five1iits lilts bad been mado off 01 Dineen and andthese undtbcs andthes these were confined to one ano an inning inningIt innIngIt InningIt It was only in the seventh that Pitts Pittsburg Pittsburg Pittsburg burg had hada a ghost of a asbow show In that thatinning thatinning thatInning inning it succeeded succeodedin In making four safe safehits satehits safe3iits hits and drawing two bases on balls ballswhich ballswhicbnetted ballswhieh whicbnetted which netted three runs lrunsAll runsAll runsAll All of the local batters faced Dineen Dineenin D1n DIcnn nin in that inning and an it looked as though thoughlie thoughhe thoughhe he was all in and Cy Young was sent sentout sontout sentout out to warm up But the veterans sor services sorviccs sorvlcea vices were not needed and Dineen re retired retired retired tired the side In the next Inning in one onetwo onetwo onetwo two three order and allowed only one onehit onehit onehit hit In the ninth ninthBoston ninthBoston 1 1BostoD Boston dlflnt score sco scounti1 until the third in inning Innlng Innlng nlng Then with two out Dineen hit hitsafe hItsafe hitEafe safe to left Dougherty drew a pass Col Collins Col11ns Coliins lins and Stahl made singles and Free Freeman Freeman Freelana man was safo on Wagners error and andtho andthe andthe the inning netted three runs runsBoston runsBoston runsBoston Boston Keeps Scoring Tho fifth Inning was not much bpttor bpttorfor bpttorfor bpttorfor for two tw runs wore made off ot fns as IB manjr manjrhits nanyhIts jhits hits Boston scored again In Intbo tho soy seventh sev seventh soyenth enth when Parent hit Into the crowd crowdfof cro croyd croydfo dfo fof fo throe thro bases and La Chance followed followedwith followedwith followedwith with a twobagger which brought in the theriu thenLo therti riu Beaumont who has not been hit hittirg blttltg hittirg tirg tho ball during the present series serieshas sorioshas serieshas has evidently idontly fbund his batting eye eyeagain eyengain eyeagain again He managed by hard work to torap torap torap rap out four singles today while hlloho he ran ranbases rnnbasts ranbass bases in good style Collins played a afine afine aline fine game in the field making some somecatches somecatches somecatches catches which seemed almost impossi impossible Impossible impossible ble There was nothing particularly particularlybright particularlybright particularlybright bright about the fielding of the Pittsburg Pittsburgteam Pittsburgteam Pittsburgteam team It will probably be Hughes Hughesagainst Hughesngainst Hughesagainst against Veil Velltoday today The score scorePITTSBURGH scorePI17S scorePITTSOURG PITTSBURGH PI17S URO IL IB PO A EBeaumont EBeaumont EBeaumont Beaumont cfl ct I 4 5 0 0 0Clarke 0ClarkE 0Clarke Clarke If 0 2 2 0 0 0Leach 0Leach 0Leach3b Leach Leach3b 3b 0 0 1 2 2Wagnerss 2 2Wngner Wagner Wagnerss ss 0 0 2 6 1 1Bransfield iBraneflold Bransfleld Ib 0 1 11 0 0 0RUchey 0Ritchey 0Ritchey Ritchey 2b 0 01 0 1 3 0 0Sebrlng 0Sebring 0Sebring Sebring rf 1 2 2 0 0 0Phelps 0Phelps Phelps 1 1 13 3 0 0 0Leever 0Leever 0Leever Leever 0 00 0 0 20 20Totals 2 0 0Totals 0Totals Totals 3 10 27 12 3 3BOSTON 3BOSTON 1 1BOsro BOSTON IB PO A EDougherty EDougherty EDougherty Dougherty If 1 1 1 1 0 0 0Collins 0Collins Collins 3b 1 1 1 2 0 0Stahl 0Stahl Stahl cf 1 412 2 2 0 0Freeman 0 0Freeman oFreeman Freeman rf O1 0 1 i 0 0Parent 6 6Parent OParentss Parent Parentss SB 2 1 6 2 0 0La 0La La Chance lb 0 19 1 9 2 0 0Ferris 0Ferris 0Ferris2b Ferris Ferris2b 2b 0 2 1 3 0 0CrIger 0Criger Criger 0 1 6 0 1 1Dineen 1Dineen iDinen Dineen 1 1 1 2 0 0Totals 0Totals Totals 6 10 27 7 11 1 1Pittsburg 1PWsburg 1Plttsburg Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 03 03Doston 03Boston 3 3Boston Boston 0 0 3 0 2 0 1 0 0 G6 G6Earned 06Erued 6 6Earned Earned rune ruo runsPittsburg Pittsburg 2 Boston 3 3Twobase 3TwoLase 3TwoLase TwoLase lilts bitsClarke Clarke La Chance ChanceThrrebasa ChanceThNebaSIt ChanceThrebae Thrrebasa hits hltsStnhl Stahl Parent Stolen Stolenbases StolenbasesBeaumont StolenbasesBeaumont bases basesBeaumont Beaumont 2 Clarke Leach LeachStahl Leachtah1 Leachtali1 Stahl tah1 Double play playsHitchoy RHchoy Wagner Wagnerand Wagnornnd Wagnerand and Bransfield Parent and La Chance ChanceFirst ChanooFirst ChanceFirst First base on ball ballllOU Off Leover 2 off 01 01Dlnren DInoen 3 Hit by pitched ball ballParent Parent Struck out outBy By Leevor 2 by Dineen 3 Time of gaze2 ganr ame2 2 hours hou and 2 minutes Umpires ThnpiresODay mplro ODay and Connolly Attend Attendance AUendancl11 Attendancel156 ance ancl11 ancel156 ancel156BASKETBALL 11536 11536BASKETBALL 6 6BASKETBALL BASKETBALL MEETING MEETINGThe MEETINGThe ETINQ ETINQThe The District Basketball League will willliold w111bold willhold bold Its second meetln meetinof lot of the season seasontonight Boosontonight seasontonight tonight at Carroll Institute when wbonar wbonarrangt ar arrangements arrangernonts rangements rangt rncnts for the th year ear will bo made madeOfficers madoOffl madeO1ers Officers Offl ers will bo elected and the proposal proposalof of clubs for entrance to the league leaguewill leaguewill will Hl be taken under consideration pro provided providld provided vided they can furnish a hall for their homo lIom gamos UNFAVORABLE WEATHER WEATHERGREETS WEATHERGREETS EATIIE EATIIEaREETSALFRS GREETS aREETSALFRS aREETSALFRSPlay LflGAL GAL GOLFERS GOLFERSPlay GOLfERSPlay Play Begun This Morning MorningOver MorningOver MorningOyer Over a Slow Course CourseTWO ConrseTWd CourseTWO TWO MATCHES ON FOR TODAY TODAYGovernors TODAYGovernors TODAYGovernors Governors and Consolation Cups Set for forDecision forDecisionDr forDecisionDr Decision DecisionDr Dr Lee Harban Leads Leadsin Leadsin Leadsin in Qualifying Qual ing Rounds RoundsUnfavorable RoundsUnrnorablo RoundsUnlavorablo I Imorning Unfavorable conditions prevailed this thismorning thismorning morning for the second days play in inthe inthe I Ithe the fall tournament of the Columbia ColumbiaGolf ColumbiaGolf ColumbiaGolf Golf Club The grounds are still wot wotfrom wotI et etfrom from the rains of yesterday morning mndrningand morningand rnlng rnlngand I and tho threatening skies kept many manyfrom manyfrom manyfrom from making the rounds of the course courseThe coursoTho courseThe The majority of the sixteen players playerswho playersII playerswho who mado tho highest scores in tho qual qualifying Qualtrying qualIfying II ifying rounds yesterday today entered In Inthe Inthe inthe the pli ply for the Governors Cup while whilethe whUethe whilethe the second sixteen began play in the theConsolation theConsolation theConsolation Consolation Cup match matchThose marchThose matchThose Those paired for the match play this thismorning thismorning thismorning morning follow followFirst followFirst followFirst First Sixteen SixteenL Harban vs Mallory Peter vs vsBritton vsBritton sBritton Britton Lard vs Dr Gray Har Harban Harban Harban ban vs Reynolds Lafferty vs Andrews AndrewsBrooke AndrewsBrooke AndrewsBrooke Brooke vs Sefton Crusl vs Hough LW LW LW Weaver vs Mattingly MattinglySecond MattinglySecond lat1lnglySecond Second Sixteen SixteenMcCammon SixteenIcCnmmon SixteenMcCainmnon McCammon vs Delano Duvall vs vsLynda vsLynds vsLynds Lynds Talcott vs Eynon George Weaver Weavor Weav Weaver er vs Sullivan Davidson vs Leavell LeavellVaggaman LeavellWaggaman Lea veil veilWaggaman Waggaman vs vs Dr Sterrett Pyle vs Da David David David vid Weaver Lanston vs Harding HardingPlay HardingPlay HardingPlay Play began this morning at 10 oclock oclockbut oclockbut oclockbut but up to noon no good scores were wereturned wereturned ere ereturned turned In Only a few of tho players playerswho playerswho playerswho who started out made the first round roundas roundas roundas as the course is very slow slowThe BlowThe slowThe The best scores turned in in yeterdays yeterdaysqualifying yeterdaysQualifying yeterdaysqualifying qualifying rounds wore made by Dr Lee LeeHarban LeeHarban LeeHarban Harban captain of the Columbia Club Clubwho Clubwho Clubwho who made 77 In the first round and 83 83in 83In 83In in the second The bogie for the course courseis courseIs courseis is 79 The scores for the five loading leadinggolfers loadinggolfers loadinggolfers golfers In yesterdays play follow followFirst followFIrst followFirst First Second To Toround Toround Toround round round tals talsDr talsDr talsDr Dr 1 1 Harban Col 77 83 160 ICOG 160G 160G Lafferty 81 80 161 161Dr 161Dr 161Dr Dr Harban Col 95 78 173 173L 173L Weaver Col 89 87 176 176Walter 176Walter 176Walter Walter Peter Cc SO 88 178 MISS ADAIR GIVEN GIVENHARD ifiVENHARD HARD TUSSLE AT GOLF GOLFNarrowly GOLFNarrowly GOLFNarrowly Narrowly Wins From Miss MissCurtis MissCurtisob Curtis Curtisoh Curtisoh oh Twentieth Green GreenPHILADELPHIA GreenPffiLADELPH1A GreenPHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA Oct 9 9The Tho feature featureof featureot featureof of the Griscom Invitation tournament tournamentyesterday tournamentyesterday tournamentyesterday yesterday was the narrow escape from fromdefeat tromdefeat fromdefeat defeat of Miss Rhona Adair champion championof of Groat Britain BritainShe BritainShe BritainShe She had Miss Margaret Curtis Essex EssexCounty EsscxCounty EssoxCounty County Club ManchesterbythoSea as asan asan asan an opponent and an able competitor she sheproved sheproed sheproved proved as she carried the match to the thetwentieth thetwentieth thetwentieth twentieth hole holeThe holoThe haloThe The surprise of the day wag wa that tho thowomen thowomen thowomen women had tho courage to play in defi defiance defianco defiface face of such a driving rainstorm which whichseemed whichseemod whichseemed seemed to come from every quarter aiid aiideven niideven Jd Jdeven even made the shelter of the clubhouse clubhouseuncomfortable clubhouseuncomfortable clubhouseuncomfortable uncomfortable uncomfortableDespite uncomfortableDespite uncomfortableDespite Despite the th downpour some excel excellent excellent excellent lent golf was played Miss Adair had hada a trifle the better of Miss Curtis on the thestart thestart thestart start and led her by 3 up at tho turn turnbut urn urnbut urnbut but the Boston girl made a strong stron fin finish finIsh tinIsh ish and they broke even at the home homegreen bomegreen homegreen green the nineteenth hole was halved halvedbut halvedbut halvedbut but Miss Curtis got in trouble playing plaYlntbe the twentieth hole and Miss Adair Adairwon Adairwon Aclairwon won tho match amid hearty applause applauseThoir applauseTholr applauseTheir Their cards were wereMiss wereMiss wereMissAdair56864657450 Miss MissAdair56864657450 MissAdair56864657450Miss Adair Adalr5 56864557 6 8 6 5 7 4 450 450Miss 50 50Miss Miss Curtis Curtls6 67375576 6 7 3 7 5 li 1 4 452 452Miss 52 52Miss 2 2Miss Miss Adair Adair6 66658674 6 6 5 8 6 7 4 6 654104 54 104 Miss Curtis 76557664 7 6 6 5 7 6 6 4 1 5 651103 51 103 Miss Adair Adalr6 5 5 5Miss I I111ss 5Miss Miss Curtis Curtis6 5 8 8RESULTS 8RESULTS 8RESULTS RESULTS OF GAMES GAMESPLAYED GAMESPLAYED GAMESPLAYED PLAYED YESTERDAY YESTERDAYR EClevoland EClevoland ECleveland Clevoland 0101010 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 2x 2 x6 5 6 3 3Cincinnati 3Clnolnnatl 3Clncjnnatt Cincinnati 00102000 0 0 102 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 03 3 5 6 6Batteries 6BntterlesDonahue 6BatteriesDonahue Batteries BntterlesDonahue Donahue and Abbott Sut Suthoff Suthot Buthoff hoff hot and Peltz RILE RILEChi EChi EChi Chi Nat 200100000 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0a 3 12 1 1Chi 1ChI 1Chi Chi Am 0120010 0120 0 1 2 0 010 0 1 0 5x 5xo 0 14 2 2Batteries 2BatterlosTaylor 2BatteriesTaylor Batteries BatterlosTaylor Taylor and Kling White Whiteand Whiteand Vhlteand and Sullivan TX II IL WSt ESl ESL St Sl Nat 000003000 0 0000030003 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 7 6 6St GSt 6StLAm2102100011 St StLAm2102100011 Am 25102100 2 11 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 011 11 17 2 2Batteries 2BattorlesONoll 2BatterlesONoiI Batteries BattorlesONoll ONeil Sanders and Ryan RyanPowell RyanPowell RyanPowell Powell and Sugden 44 4 I I II 4 0 EISEMAN BROS RO ROOutfitters Outfitters for Both Men and Boys BoysSeventh BoysSeventh BoysSeventh Seventh and Streets Streetsrens 4 art41 art41iiiren iiiren ildens ildenst rens rensTbc sClothing 1 Clothing ClothingTht cT Tbc men mC mc4f trf 10 oE I3 3 qlotliing ql ing for boys needs no introduction introductionto il1trodu tioll tiollt to parents It Ite quality fly i ia fully appreciated appreci3tcdits its wearing gualities gualitiesnre qUl qualiticst i ic icm pro fttricrly guaranteed We Or nro makers of all our childrens ehildrensoloth ehildrensolothing cloth clothing clothi i ing the tianie us usthca the mans Its fit must be bl perfect as the garments garmentsare ganuQn ganuQnare garniontare are made on models in bnsUui stecl farm This assures a faultlessfitting faultlessfittinggarment faultlessfittingi faultlessfittinggarment garment gdrmcntSchool garmentSchool garmentSch i School Sch ol Suits in all al1hc the new fall fattsg fali styles Ies single and double brenst brenstpd brenstNl pd 1 effects in Ut cheviots eassimores tassnnurei worsted ted and thibets ranging ranging in inilic illince iii iii1rict ilic ince from from i25O 250 50 up upi i 1 jJ i 0 PECK PEO CLOSING LOSIWGGAP LOSIWGGAPOt GAP GAPON ON Ot CHArr OAPIUN PIONMARR PIONMARRDefeats ARII ARIIDefeats Defeats Holder of Van Wickle WickleMedal WickeMedal Wck1eMedal Medal in Close Game GamePaul GamePaul GamPaul Paul Peck yesterday afternoon do defeated doteated dofeated feated Arthur Marr in the roque roquetournament roquetournament roquctournamcnt tournament for the championship of the theSouth thoSouth theSouth South held on tho courts of tho Hutch HutchInson HutchInson Hutchinson Inson and Columbia Clubs Ninth Street Streetand Streotand Streetand and Rhode Island Avenue A venue northwost northwostHis northwostHis northwestHis His defeat of Marr gives Peek a rec record rocord record ord of six games won and one lost to tothat tothat tothat that of ten victories and one defeat for forMarr torMarr forMarr Marr who heads the list listPeck listPeck listPeck Peck has four more games to play than thanMarr thanInrr thanMarr Marr Inrr Should he win thorn all he will willtie wIIItie willtie tie tho present champion for first place placeThe placoThe placeThe The matches between those men are be boing being being ing watched with Interest by many per persons persons perSons sons sonsH sonsH SonsH Duryea and Yeager are still stilltied stmtied stilltied tied for first place In the second divi division division dlvision sion Yeagor won from Duryea yester yesterday yesterday yosterday day but in order to gain first position positionmust positionmust positionmust must win one of the two games to be beplayed beplayed beplayed played As tho men were tied it was ar arranged arranged arranged ranged to play off a series of throe throePLAN throeImes threeznmes znmes znmesIASFIIill3TON Imes ImesWASHINGTON WASHINGTON OEALERS OEALERSPLAN OEALSLAM PLAN LAM AUTOMOBILE MEET 1EETSeven MEETSeveQ MEETSeven Seven SeveQ Events to Be Decided on onBnghtwood 011Bnghtwood oiiBrightwood Bnghtwood Track TrackThe TrackTho TrackThe The first automobile race meet ever everheld eerheld everheld held In or near this city will be given givenby givenby givenby by tho Washington Automobile Dealers DealersAssociation DenIersAssociation DealersAssociation Association on October 28 on the theBrlghtwood theBrlghtwood theBrlghtwood Brlghtwood race track The rules of ofthe ottho ofthe the American Automobile Association Associationwill Associationwill Associationwill will govern each of the seven races to tobo tob tobe bo contested Entries close October 23 23with 23with 23with with Washington Jr secretary of ofthe otthe ofthe the association associationThe associationThe associaUonThe The events and prizes are as follows followsThree followsThreo followsThree Three miles for gasolene ga oleno machines machineslisting mnchlncalisting machineslisting listing at 5800 8O0 or less lessFirst First prize gold goldmodal goldmedal goldmodal modal value valu 25 2 second prize silver silvermedal sllormedal silvermedal medal value S15 S15Five S15Five 15 15Five Five miles for gasolene machines list listing listIng listing ing at 800 or loss lossFirst lossFirst First prize gold goldmedal goldmedal goldmedal medal value 25 5 second prize riz silver silvo medal value 315 315Three 15 15Three Three miles milesj for gasolene machines machinesweighing machlnnsweighing znachinesweIghn I weighing under 1800 pounds poundsFirst poundsFirstprIze poundsFirstprize First Firstprize prize gold medal value 25 second secondprize secondprlzo secondprize prize silver medal value 315 315Five 15 15Five 15Five Five miles for gasolene machines machinesweighing maohinesweighing machinesweighing weighing over over 1800 pounds First Firstprize FIrstprize Firstprize prize gold medal value 25 second secondprize socondprlie secondpriie prize silver medal med value nlue 15 15Three 15T 15Three Three ree miles for motor cycles cyclesopen cyclesopenonly open openonly openonly only to regularly catalogued motor bi bicycles bicycles hicyclos cycles equipped for pedal propulsion propulsionPrizes propulsionPrizes propulsionPrizes Prizes gold silver and bronze medals medalsFive medalsFho medalsFive Five miles freeforall for machines machinesof of any weight and any motive power powerFirst powerFirst powerFirst First prize gold medal value 25 sec second second seeand ond prize silver medal value 15 15Ten 15Ten 15Ten Ten miles special match race for forgasolene forgasolene forgasolene gasolene machines machln weighing over 1800 1800pounds j800pounds 800 800pounds pounds and operated by owners two twocontestants twocontestants twocontestants contestants only Prize gold medal medalvalue medalvalue medalvalue value 25 25WAR 25WAR 25WAR WAR DEPARTMENT FIVE FIVEWINS FIVEWINS FIVEWINS WINS FROM TREASURY TREASURYThe The War Var Department took tho Treas Treasury Treasury TreasU ury five Into camp in two of tho sot of ofDepartmental otDepartmontal ofDepartmental Departmental League games bowled last lastnight lastnight lastnight night on the Palace alloys The first firstwent fir firstwent tent went ent to the War boys by a slight slightmargin slightmargin slightmargin margin Williams of tho War quint quintcarried Quintcarriod quintcarried carried off ot high single honors with a ascore Qscore ascore score of 197 The scores scoresWar scorosWar scoresWar War IsU 1st 2d 3d 3dWilliams 3dWilliams 3dWilliams Williams 181 160 197 197Van 197Van 197Van Van Hoosen 151 157 161 161McKellor 181lcKellor 151MoKellor McKellor 117 153 162 162Cogan li2Cogan 152Cogan Cogan 174 144 181 181Allen 1HlAllen 1i1Allen Allen 161 17i 164 164Totals 164Totals 164Totals Totals TotalsTreasury 184 795 845 8452d 845T 84oTreasury Treasury TreasuryDe easury 1st 2d 3d 3dDe 3dDo De Yo YoMorris It3 188 167 167Morris 167Morris Morris MorrisJohnson 128 12 171 116 116Johnson 116Johnson Johnson JohnsonFarroll 143 181 124 124Farroll 124Farrell Farroll FarrollElliott 169 174 1 190 190M 19 190Elliott 1 1ElUntt Elliott ElliottTotals 156 124 155 15SDALY 155Totals 155Totals Totals 779 838 7 7DALY 755 755DALY DALY WHIPS GRANT GRANTBOSTON GRANTDOSTON GRANTBOSTON BOSTON Oct Oot 9 ITho Tho main bout at attho attho atthe tho Criterion Athletic Club last even evening ovenwas ovoning ing was scheduled to bo between be wccn Tommy TommyDaly TommyDaly TommyDaly Daly of Brooklyn and Kid SteIn of ofPhiladelphia 9t 9tPhiladelphia fPhiladelphia Philadelphia but Stein at the last mo moment moment momont ment refused to go on and Dick Grant Grantwas Grantwas Grantwas was substituted Daly had It all his own ownway ownway ownway way with Grant for tho eight rounds roundsthey roundsthoy roundsthey they wont when Grants seconds throw throwup threwup throwup up the sponge HIGH OFFICERS OFF1OERS1SII OFF1OERS1SIITHE WISH WISHProspects WISHTHE THE ARMYNAVY GAME GAMEProspects GAMEProspects Prospects for Contest Growing GrowingBrighter GrowingBrighter GrowingBrighter Brighter BrighterWEST BrighterWEST BrighterWEST i i WEST POINT Oct 9 9It It was as learned learnedyesterday learnedyosterday learnedyesterday yesterday that the negotiations under underway underway underway way to arrange the annual army and andnavy andnavy andnavy navy football game have Interested sev several several soyoral eral high officers In Washington who whoare whoare whoare are actively working to settle the dif differences differences differences ferences between the two academies and andhave andhavo andhave have the game as usuaL usuaLThese usuaLThese usuaLThese These officers are in communication communicationwith communicationwih communicationwih wih the superintendents of both In Institutions Institutions instituttons stitutions and the outlook for the game gameappears gameappears gameappears appears brighter The cadets are will willing willIng willing ing to yield to the earlier date asked askedfor asklJdtor askedfor for and will play November 28 This Thiswould Thiswould Thiswould would be the deciding game of the series serloabegun seriesbegun II IIbegun begun in 1890 and tho cadets arc very veryeager veqeager verycager eager for It to come off offNo otTNo offNo No proposition to arbitrate has yet yetbeen 1etbeen yetbeen been received received from Annapolis AnnapolisTho AnnapollaThe AnnapolisThe The proposition of Annapolis to tomake tomake tomake make new conditions for the deciding decidinggame decidinggame decidinggame game of the series is not favorable to toany toany toany any of the officers or cadets at West WestPoint WostI WestPoint I Point PointWABASH PointVABASH PointABA8 WABASH ABA8 COLLEGE STANDS STANDSBY STANDSBY 8JAN08BY BY ITS NEGRO PLAYER PLAYERGame PlAYERGame Game Called Callell Off With Rose Poly Polytechnic Polytechnic Polytechnic technic Team TeamINDIANAPOLIS TeamINDIANAPOLIS TeamINDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS Oct 9 9Dr Dr Kane Kanepresident Kanepresident Kanepresident president of the Wabash WabashCoilege College took a astand astand astand stand yesterday In the matter of dis discrimination discrimination diecrimination crimination against the negro which Is Iscausing Iscausing iscausing causing much comment commentA A young oung negro named na ed Gordon is a amember amember amember member of tho Wabash College football footballteam footballteam footballteam team and a few days ago the Rose Poly Polytechnic Polytechnic Fobtechnic technic tcamr of Terre Haute notified notifiedWabash notifiedabnsh notifiedWabash Wabash abnsh that It would not play the game gamescheduled gamescheduled gamescheduled scheduled Saturday unless Gordon was wasdropped wasdropped wasdropped dropped Wabash insisted that the Rose RosePolytechnic RosePolytechnic RosePolytechnic Polytechnic withdraw Its objections to toGordon toGordon toGordon Gordon but this it refused to do saying sayingthat sayingthat sayingthat that the game is a social function and it would not play with a negro negroDr negroDr negroDr Dr Kane ano then decided that Gordon Gordonwould Gordonwould Gordonwould would play with the team or the team teamwould teamwould teamwould would not notplay play at all allGEORGETOWN allGEORGETOWN allGEOFGETOIYN GEORGETOWN ELEVEN ELEVENTO ELEVENTO ELEVENTo TO PLAY ST STALBANS STALBANSBlue ALBANS ALBANSBlue Blue and Gray Meets Virginia Team onj onjHome onJ onJHome on onHome Home Grounds Tomorrow TomorrowGeorgetown TomorrowGeorgetown TomorrowGeorgetown Georgetown will play 1ay Its second game gameof gameot gameof of the season on the home gridiron to tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow morrow afternoon when it lines up upagainst upngalnst upagainst against the crack St Albans eleven of ofVirginia otVirginia ofVirginia Virginia VirginiaSt St Albans always shows up strong In InSouthern inSouthern inSouthern Southern athletics Last season It de defeated defoated dofoated foated Virginia at baseball and held the theOld theOld theOld Old Dominion pigskin pl sldn chasers down to 20 to 0 at football footballPersons footballPersons footballPersons Persons should gain a line oft tho thocomparative thocomparatlvo thecomparative comparative strength of the Blue and andGray andGray andGray Gray and the Blue and Orange teams teamsby teamsby teamsby by tomorrows game gameBUREAU gameBUREAU gameBUREAU BUREAU QUINT DOWNS DOWNSNAVY DOWNSNAVY DOWNSNAVY NAVY YARD BOWLERS BOWLERSThe The Navy Yard and Bureau bowling bowlIng bowlIngteams bowlingteams teams met in a set of match games on onthe onthe onthe the Palace alleys last night tho print printers printers printera ers winning winn1n all three games The Bu Bureaus Bureaus Baroaus reaus record of 933 980 and 885 is tho thobest thebest best made In the District this season seasonand seasonnnd seasonand and will probably stand as tho high highmark highmark highmark mark for more than a month in view of ofthe otthe ofthe the fact that the season Is young and andthe andthe andthe the bowlers have not yet struck their theirgait theirgait theirgait gait Helmerichs mado the highest highestsingle highestsingle highestsingle single 223 The scores scoresNavy scoresNavy scoresNavy Navy 1st 2d 3d 3dCrist 3dCrist 3dCrist Crist 187 170 176 176Fritz 176Fritz 176Fritz Fritz 152 98 191 191Gould 191Gould 191Gould Gould 201 165 148 148Shields 148Shields 148Shields Shields 204 217 185 185Talbert 185Tnlbert 185Talbort Talbert f63 201 20 181 181Totals 181Totals 181Totals Totals TotalsBureau 910 851 881 881Dureau 881Bureau Bureau BureauHelmerlcbs 1st 2d 3d 3dHelmerlchs 3dHelmoricha Helmerlcbs HelmerlcbsHess 223 214 188 188Hoss 188Hoss Hoss HessLord 188 178 193 193Lord 193Lord Lord LordHardle 165 206 161 161Hardie 161Hardie Hardie HardleLand 213 203 179 179Innd 179Land Land 144 179 179Totals 164 164Totals Totals 933 933 98 980 8S5 885 4 0 8 0 4 0 4 a I 10C I All AHkeeky AHkeekyj Skeeky Skeekyh THE THEi RE RGENT RGENTc RGENT4l ENT i 250 jSHOES SHOES SHOESI I Ii FOR MEN MENI 4l II IIb I 943 ennsylvania AvenueNW AvenueN Wp 0 I I tI I SfilATHERS SAOIE MAC MACWINS MAGWINS MAOIN8 WINS IN8 RICH FUTURITY FUTURITYNew New Yorkers Recent Purchase PurchaseLands PurchaseLands PurchaseLands Lands 14000 Stake StakeLEXINGTON StakeLEXINGTON StakeLEXINGTON LEXINGTON Ky Oct 9 9E ESmathers ESmathers ESmathers Smathers of New York made another anotherbig anotherbig anotherbig big winning on tho trotting turf yes yesterday yesterday yesterday terday when his recent purchase Sadie SadieMac SadloMac SadieMac Mac a threeyearold trotter won thp 14000 Kentucky Futurity in easy fash fashIon fashlone lashion Ion Smathers paid 320000 20000 for this fllly flllylast lI11ylast fillylast last week and besides winning the big bigstake bigstake bigstake stake ho backed her heavily in the pools poolsin 1oolsIn poolsin in which Sadie Mac sold for 100 100 and andthe andthe andthe the field 40 How much Smathers won wonis wonis wonIs is not known but he more than won the thepurchase thepurchaso th thpurchaso purchaso price of tho fllly The track trackwas tracltwas trackwas was slow slowKISS slowKISS slowKiSS KISS MR SCARLET SCARLETNEVER SC SCARLETNEVER RLET1 RLET1NEVER NEVER SAYS ACTRESS ACTRESSBALTIMORE ACTRESSBALTIMORE ACTRESSBALTIMORE BALTIMORE Oct 9Mabel Mabel Bardine Bardlncleading Bardineleading Bardineleading leading woman of the Leonard Scarlet ScarletStock ScarletStock ScarletStock Stock company at the Empire Theater Theaterlast Theaterlast Theaterlast last week refused to kiss Leonard LeonardScarlet LeonardScarlet LeonardScarlet Scarlet the manager and leading man manNow manNow manNow Now Miss Bardino has been served with witha a notice that her services would not be boneeded beneeded beneeded needed after next week Tolstoys Res Resurrection Resurrection Resurrection urrection was played at the Empire Empirelast Empirelast Empirelast last week and Mr Scarlet who took tookthe tooltthe tookthe the part of the Russian lieutenant lieutenantthought lieutenantthought lieutenantthought thought a kiss from Miss Bardine who whoappeared whoappeared whoappeared appeared as Kathlnka Kathlrlta Maslova would wouldgreatly wouldgreatly wouldgreatly greatly Improve the love scene I Iwouldnt 1wouldnt Iwouldnt wouldnt kiss him Miss Bardino said saidI I have reasons for not doing so Per Perhaps Perh1s Perlisps haps it It had been some one else I Iwould Iwould Iwould would but Mr Scarlet Scarletnever never I have havetold havetold havetold told Mr Scarlet why I would not kiss kisshim kissblm kisshim him Moreover I dont believe in in indiscriminate Indl indiscriminate discriminate dl crlmlnate kissing even on the stage I FUNERAL OF SAMUEL MILLS MILLSALEXANDRIA MILLSALEXANDRIA MILLSALEXANDRIA ALEXANDRIA Va Oct 9 9The The tu tunernl funeral neral ol Samuel Mills took place from fromhis fromhis fromhis his late home in Oronoko Street this thismorning thismorning thismorning morning and was largely attended The TheRev TheRev TheRev Rev Morton of Christ Protestant ProtestantEpiscopal ProtestantEpiscopal ProtestantEpiscopal Episcopal Church Churc conducted the funeral funeralservice fUneralservice funeralservice service and the Interment was made madein madeIn madein in St Pauls Cemetery BELMONT STABLE STABLESALE STABLESALE STABLESALE SALE NETS 58525 58525Trainer 58525TTifuer 58525Traiher Trainer TTifuer Joyner Pays 12100 for forYearling forYearling forYearling Yearling Woodsaw WoodsawAugust WoodsawAugust oodsa wAugust August Belmont sold twentyseven twentyseventhoroughbreds twentyseventhoroughbreds twentyseventhoroughbreds thoroughbreds yearlings twoyearolds twoyearoldsand and threeyearolds under the hammer hammerIn I In the paddock of the Morris Park race racetrack racetrack racetrack track yesterday and realized roalized58525 58525 for forthe forthe the lot an average of 2168 per head A Alargo Alarge Alarge I large crowd of horsemen were on hand handand handand I Innd and spirited bidding prevailed through throughout throughout out the sale saleWoodsaw saloWoodsaw saleWoodsaw Woodsaw a yearling chestnut colt by byOctagon byOctagonWoodvine I IOctagonooddne Octagon Octagonooddne Woodvlne brought the highest highestprice highestprice price of the sale sale12100 12100 Newton Ben Bonnington Bennington Bennington I nington and A Joyner trainer of Wa Waterboy Waterboy Waterboy terboy had a spirited financial duel to tosecure tosecuro tosecure secure the youngster Each alternately alternatelymade alternatelyronde alternatelymade made 1000 advances over the other un until until until til 12000 was reached Then A 1 Joy Joyner Joyner Joynor ner offered 5100 100 over Bennlngtons last lastbid lastbid I Ibid bid and secured the colt Previous Previous to tothis tothis this the same men had a tussle for forDiamond forDtnmond forDiamond 1 Diamond a yearling colt by Hastings HastingsGolden HastingsGolden HastingsGolden Golden Dream Joyner also secured him himfor himfor himfor for 57500 57500Magistrate 37500Magistrate 1500 I Magistrate the crack colt of the thespring thespring spring was not offered for sale and only onlythe onlytho onlythe I the racing qualities of Marjoram were weresold weresold weresold sold A Snoll the bookmaker bought boughtthese boughtthese i these for HOOO 4000 TV Whitney hItnoy secured securedthe securedthe I Ithe the yearling brother broth to toToscan Toscan for 8001 8001KEENES 800 800KEENES 800KEENES KEENES LANCASHIRE CANtASHIRE NCASHIRE WINS WINSIMPERIAL WINSIMPERIAL WINSiMPERIAL IMPERIAL PRODUCE PLATE PLATELONDON PLATELONDON PLATELONDON LONDON Oct 9 9Tho The race for the thoImperial th thImperial theImperial Imperial Product Plate of 3000 sover sovereigns sovereigns savereigns eigns was won at Kempton Park to today today odny day by Foxhall Keenes Lancashire with withLyne withLyne withLyne Lyne up The betting against ttie t1 tle winncr win winner In Inner ner was 6 to 4 I c4LEXANDRIA fEWS WS fOTES OTES TES DAMAGE DONE BY FIRE FIREFire FIREFire FIREFire Fire about 9 oclock last night de destroyed destroyed dostroyed stroyed the rear portions of a row of offrame otframe offrame frame houses in Henry Street south of ofDuke otDuke ofDuke Duke Street StreetTbo The houses were the prop property property property erty of Fannon and were nearly all alloccupied alloccupied alloccupied occupied The fire burned fiercely for foran toran foranflour an anflour hour but by hard work of the fireman firemanIt It was wa finally extinguished The damages damagesby damagesby damagesby by fire and water are estimated at 31000 31000WASHINGTON 1000 1000WASHINGTON 1000WASHINGTON WASHINGTON RUNAWAY CAUGHT CAUGHTThe CAUGHTThe CAUGHTThe The police have arrested Edward Al Albert Albert Albert bert a twelveyearold white boy boycharged boycbarged boycharged charged with running away from his hishome hishome hishome home in Washington The lad will be beheld beheld beheld held for his mother who will be over overto overto overto to take him home again today todayTRIED todayTRIED todayTRIED TRIED SUICIDE TO ESCAPE ESCAPEPRISON ESCAPEPRISON ESCAPEPRISON PRISON PRISONReports PRISONReports PRISONReports Reports from the Alexandria Hospital Hospitalare Hospitalare Hospitalare are to the effect that Thomas Bland Blandhelm Blandhelm Blandhelm helm the wouldbe suicide is slightly slightlybetter slightlybetter slightlybetter better today Blandhelm attempted sui suicide suicide suldde cide by cutting his throat with a knife knifeat knifeat knifeat at the city Jail yesterday afternoon about 3 oclock He had on a rubber collar collarand collarand collarand and It Is to this he owes his life Bland Blandhelm Blandhelm Blandheim helm was sentenced senten Pd ed by the corporation corporationcourt corporationcourt corporationcourt court a few months ago to serve eight eighteen elghteon eighteon eon years in tho penitentiary for shoot shootIng shootIngand shooting Ing Ingand and killing John Green on the night nighto nightof jof of Saturday June 13 A stay of otexecu otexecutlon execu executlon execution tlon had been granted him to allow his hiscounsel hiscounsel hiscounsel counsel time to take an appeal but the theappeal theappeal theappeal appeal was not taken taken Yesterday esterdn a aguard aguard aguard guard arrived at the Jail and Blandheim Blandheimwas Blandhelmwas Blandheimwas was told to prepare for his trip to Rich Rlchmond Richmond Richmond mond It was while thus preparing that thathe thathe thathe he attempted to take his own life Dr DrGibson DrGibson DrGibson Gibson was summoned and had the thewouldbe thewo thewouldbe wouldbe wo ldbe suicide removed to the Alex Alexandria Alexnndrla Alexandria andria hospital hospitalMRS hospital11RS hospitalMRS MRS RECTOR BURIED TODAY TODAYThe TODAYThe TODAYThe The remains of Mrs Irs Catherine Rector Rectorwere Rectorwero Rectorwere were sent to Middleburg today by Un Undertaker Undertakor Undertaker dertaker Demainc Her funeral took tookplace tooltplace tookplace place at that city today todayWEDDERBURN todayWEDDERBURN todayWEDDERBURN WEDDERBURN WITHDRAWS WITHDRAWSA A Wedderburn edderburn has withdrawn from fromthe fromtho fromthe the race for the State Statosenato senate in favor favorof favorot favorof of Lewis Machen the Democratic Democraticnominee Democraticnominee Democraticnominee nominee 1 1CONCERT CONCERT FOR THE CONFEDERATE CONFEDERATEHOME CONFEDERATEHOME HOME HOMEA I A concert will be given at the Opera OperaHouse OperaHouse I House here next Tuesday night by the theDally theDaily I Dally Quaret uaret for the benefit of the Con Confederate ConI ConIfederate Confederate federate Home in this city The quartet quartetrecently Quartetrecently quartetrecently recently gave a concert at the Southern SouthernMethodist SouthernMothodist SouthernMethodist Methodist Church here which was much muchenjoyed muchenjoyed muchenjoyed enjoyed enjoyedBELLE enjoyedBELLE enjoyedBELLE BELLE HAVEN TAKEN TO BALTI BALTIMORE BALTII BALTIIMORE BALTIMORE MORE MOREThe MOREThe i iThe The old ferry boat Belle Haven was wastaken wastaken wastaken taken to Baltimore by the tugboat JS JSHoskins JHoskins s1 s1Hoskins Hoskins yesterday evening The Belle BelleHaven BelleHaven i Haven ran for a number of years be between between between tween this city And Washington She Shewas Shevas Shewas was formerly the old Pilot Boy Boyand and ran ranas ranas ranas as an excursion steamer steamerMUSIC steamerMUSIC steamerMUSIC MUSIC CLASS RECITAL RECITALA A recital will be given by Prof Will Willlam WHIlam Willlam lam StanreHs music class at the theopera thoopera theopera opera house next Friday October 23 23John 23John 23John John Finnegan of Washington James JamesHicks JamesHlclts JamesHicks Hicks Mat Ial Greenwell and Lucy Graves Gravesof Gravesot Gravesof of this city will assist the pupils at the therecital therecital therecital recital recitalGRUBBBALLENGER recitalGRUBBBALLENGER xGRUBBBALLENGER GRUBBBALLENGER GRUBBBALLENGERHarry GRUBBBALLENGERHarry GRUBBBALLENGERHarry Harry Grubb and Ruth Ballenger Ballengerwill Ballengerwill Baliengerwill will be married at the Second Presby Presbyterian Presby Presbyterian Presbyterian terian Church Wednesday ednesday October 14 14at 14at 14at I at 830 mINJUNCTION mllfJUNCTION mINJUNCTION INJUNCTION DISSOLVED DISSOLVEDJudge DISSOLVED DISSOLVEDJudge DISSOLVEDJudge Judge Waddill yesterday esterda dissolved the theinjunction theInjunction theinjunction injunction recently recontl granted Phil Phillips PhllUps Phillips lips restraining the A RCo RCo HCo Co from further mortgaging its itsproperty Itsproperty itsproperty property for more than 200000 The TheJudge Thejudge Thejudge Judge holds that the matter has already alreadybeen alreadybeen alreadybeen been settled by decrees of the Alexan Alexandria Aloxandrla Alxaadna dna county circuit court courtWe court3 1r 1 i iI I 3 We will 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