Washington Evening Times. (Washington, DC) 1905-06-30 [p...
Transcript of Washington Evening Times. (Washington, DC) 1905-06-30 [p...
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was soityg avasr VUiChick suetune moment He sJ sk it A tenderhearted old in ttte dtand saidIt was vicious s usile Tont saU Itwas The sxvst save tfccchamps w TUBS
The Nationals get She two runs backin the fourth iisaled onICnolls bunt anti after Huelstaan struckput Mullen doubled scoring Knollsidys single wafted hone Burketts threeibaggier and Griroshsws outgave another in the fifth andthe Beantovn balllsts added another inthe sixth on a base on balls to Ferrisa sacrifice and Selbachs single
The Nationals kid things in the ninthMullen tripled to and scored on Cassldys doubleThe Score
Totals 28 4 G
Washington AB H H O A B3b 3 0 1 0 iS 0
Jones cf 4 v 0 0 4 1 0J Stahl Ib 4 0 0 C 0 1Knoll rf 4 1 2 0 0 0Hueisman If a 40 0 tf 0Mullen 2b 3 2Cassldy 3 4 0 2 4 3 2KIttredge c 4 0 2 0Hughes p 3 0 2 0Hill 0 0 C 0 0 0
Totals 33 3 8 21 12 3Batted for JKittredr
Boston 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 Xr 4AVashlngton 0 0 41
Sacrifice hits JluJJen Xill JonesHughes GossWb hreebWtf hitsBurkett Mullen Stolen Tjase iParentDouble playr Jones and Kittredge Firstbase on balls Offi Hughes 5 Struck
Tannehlll by Hughes 4Umpires McCarthy and Time ofgame 1 hour and 42 minutes
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York 47 18Philadelphia r 38 24Plttsburg 39 26
3T 28Cincinnati 34 29St Louis 25 33Boston 39 44Brooklyn 17 48
TODAYS GAMES
American League
Philadelphia at New YorkChicago at St Louist at Cleveland
National LeagueBoston at Philadelphia
StNew York at Brooklyn
YESTERDAYS
American LeagueBoston 4 WashingtOn 3
New York 13 Philadelphia 4Cleveland 8
Detroit 3 Cleveland 2
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New York 11 Brooklyn 1
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BUSY DAYS FOR VESPER OARSMENI 0
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Walloped Agriculture by 12 to 4Errors by Former Substitute Did
Great Damage
Justice won its first game of the seaIn the Departmental yesterday by
putplaylngr the Agricultural aggregationat all points Score 12 to
The regular first basemanChittenden was absent and his aubstltutes made errors galore and let Inenough runs by their misplays tp Josethe game alone
Sander who has the record numberof strIkeouts to his was not in
best form and the Judges landedjpji his twists at will gj qo e ft
Agriculture R H O A EHoffman 2b 1 2 1 3 1Sasscer es 0 1 1 5 0Stevenson c 0 0 9 0 0Sander p 1 1 0 8 iField 0Brown 3b 0 0 2Thompson 1L Ib 0 0 12 0 2McGlnty Ib 0 1 3Weir v 1 0 0 0 0
Totals V 4 6 27 18 9
4 Justice R H O A EIf 1
Burbank 3b 1 3 2 2 1Bielaski ss A 0 1 3 1 0C Beckett p 6 0McMahon 2 0 12 1 0H Beckett c 2 0 0Reed ct 3 02 Q 0
2b 2 0 3 0Boulehan rf 0 i y 0 0 0Young rf 1 2 f 2 0 0
Totals 12 11 7 13
Agriculture 0 0 10 Ol M40 3020052 0 12
First base by errors AgricultureJustice 8 Left on
Justice 11 First base on balls OffSander 4 off Beckett 3 Struck outBy Sander 6 by Beckett 3 Threebase
Field Sacrifice hits Sas cer Mcirahon Stolenb3ses Burbank Bielaski
2 C Beckett McMahon Reed Doubleplays Brown to Thompson HitSander Wild
balls Umpire MrBarr Time of game 2 hours and 15
NOTES OF THE GAME
Justice can now sit up and hope forthe best
The Beckett brothers battery believeijj the old adage If at first
Bruce Bielaski made the t catchof a linft drive which was way up overhis h id that has been seen on the
Lot this It would havedone credit to any professional Cheers
Though Bielaski was the tar CleveBeckett gave him a close nb for thehonors
Sander has Just returned from aMion vacation and It will take agame or so for him to get in fonm again
The five runs of the Judges in theseventh were of the earned varietyThey landed on Sander for keeps
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Vesper Oarsmen Able to DoBut Little Work
FOREIGNERS
Becoming More and More Alarmed OverChance of Americans for Grand
Challenge Cup
LONDON June sultry enervating day on the Thames made the Vesperboat crew wary of hard work Whilethe eight was on the river both morningand afternoon yet no attempt was made
row the full course Practicing startsand sprinting for a dozen or twentystrokes nit the real work thecrew did today
Unusual 3s being taken by ManThorn j cting Coach Dempsey
to avoid any mail being overtraine d Allefforts are baing concentrated on jjhysical condition the crew expects agruelingr race when they meet LeanderNo Odds Quoted
The river at Henley today was alivewith racing Hard training for thebIg regatta is expected to end tomorrow night Monday will be given overto limbering up while the real struggles beg in oa Tuesday
The Philadelphia oarsmen have madeso many friends their sportsmanlike and tnelr suipreme cofldence that the champions of Leandelirdloathvto tlx any odds on the outcoraie
of the struggleThe Vtspers were elected honorary
members of the Sports Club today Thisfollows election as honorary membersin the Leander Club To say that theEhgllsKmen have taken kindly to theAmerican eight Is nutting mildlyThey have more invitations thnncan accept and they confine themselvesto a very few
RIVERDALE BRENTWOOD i jThe Riverdales beat the Brentwoods
by 5 to 1 Gejbs pitohing was thefeature
The Rlverdales will play Langdon atRiverdale tomorrow
For games address Harvey E SmithManager Riverdale Md
Ita dollars to thatwill be at the head tpf the AmericanLeague batsmen at the end of the season and that Hans ier will enjoythe same distinction In theLeague
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Famous Negro Athlete Leaves Rank ofStudent Athletes to Play With
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CAMBRIDGE Mss June f a lIaryard hear with much regret thatWilliam Clarence Matthews the famous
colored shortstop is to turn to the professlonal He becomes a professtonal because of the fact that lie hadserved lila time in the amateur ranksfatthews will play shortstop on the
Burlington team Vermont LeagueIn the league wltli him will be dote ofYale who will play left field for thePlattsburg K Y team and Wells ofPrinceton who will play second basefor Jriattsburg
The Vermont League is made up offour other teams besides Buprlingtonnamely Montpelier Barre Rutland andPlattsburg N Y This league Is a professional one playing on a regular circuit and having a season tenlong Whic ofj Jupe 23
Ethel Day was on her way tothe post at the starter sentthe field oft without her After the racehe told the judges he overlooked the i
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1st They wear longer than shoesyou pay 350 and 400 for
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have the style and appearance of a 500 shoe
5th They are made from the finestselected by the mosskilled workmen
save from a dollar to av and a half on every
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Bloomingdale Athletic Club easily disposed Of the Cooks team yesterday by 21to 2
Heavy battfiifj in the third and eighthinnings and the jReldlnET of TurnerHam iett and JuIIien were features
The scoreCooks R H O A EJ Daly ss 0 20J Donovan 3b 1 0 2 2 0
A Howard rf 0 0 3 1 0F Alexander p 0 0 1 2 0W Miller 2b 0 iv 2 2 0Dyer c 0 1 1 0P F Alexander If 1 1 0 0 0I lb 0 12 0 0D CreecycfA a 1 0 0
Totals v i 2 4 24 id 0
Bloomingdale Ri H 0 A ETurner Ib i 2 3 12 2 0Julllen Sb 2 0 4 2 1AVorley 2 1 0 2 1White lf k 43 1 0 1Bladen 2V1 8 1 0Appleman 2b 2 r 2 21 tCIssel rf v 1 2 0 0 0Hammett ssi 2 1 0 2 3Corridan rf 2 1 0 0 0Lewis cf 2 10 0 0
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CoOks Park 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2Bloomingdale 029 0 0 3 2 5 0 21
Two base hits ewis Bladen MillerFirst base on balls Off Worley 2 Alexander 4 First base onPark 3 Left on bases Bloomingdale7 Cooks Park 4 Stolen bases Tnrner a 4 Worley4 White 4Bladen 2 Clssel 2 Hammett Corridan
Struck out By Worley byAlexander 2 Double playsto Lewis to Turner to Jullien UmpireMr Miller of game 1 hour and20 minutes
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St Stephens was again victorious Inthe Capital City League yesterday der
in a hardfought gameby 9 to 7 Aloysius apparently had thegame won until the inning whenthe league leaders rallied and drove fiveruns across the plate The score
St Stephens H H X A Eiss 1 C 2
Carroll Ib 1 7 0 0Rapp c 0Moriarlty If 0 0 0Dunn 2b i 0 1 0 0 0
rf 1 1 1 0 0Schaffer 3b cf 1 2 10 0Warden cf 1 0 2 4 0Doherty 2b 3bL l 2 l 3 1Lauter p 0 0 00 0
Totals 9 12 24 iiAloysius R H O A EKelly ss i 1 0 2 2
Mattingly If O 0 0 0Bicker c 1 l 3Quinn Ib 2 3 10 0Farrell 2b y 2 3Hallbrari 3b 0 0 0A n 1 2 ft 2Gantwelli rf 0
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Totals 7 12 23 12Rapp out runningput of line
St Stephens 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 59AloysIUs 3 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 7First base errors St Stephens 4
2 Left on bases Stephen6 Aloyslus 9 First base onHandlboe lr oft iauter Struck outBy Handlboe JO by lauter 8 Threeham hits Schaffer Qulnri Twobasehits Hughes Schaffer inn A Handlboe Sacrifice hit Stolen
Handiboe Carr Bicker Farrell Hit by pitcher By Handiboe LPassed 2 Rlcker 2
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Our Improvement SaleMeans the saving of dollars on all 01othing boughtnow The Builders will begin to make many changesin our present building and in order to have the roomthe Stock must go Heres the two biggest cuts evermade in strictly highgrade readyto wear garments
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Mens Siiiinrir SuitsFormerly Sold t SiaOQ to 2500
This lot consists Of our best sellers The very cream of theseasons stock is represented in this All our own makewhich is a in itself Cheviots Cassimeres WorstedsHomespuns and Solid Blacks single and doublebreasted effectsin rich smart neat designs The best clothing values ever offered
youll say so yourself once you examine this superb assort
350 to 500Summer Suits
It hardly seems possible but nevertheless tis aclean sweep of all our Summer Suits There are two lots Lot 1
consists of Childrens Blue and Red Serge Sailor Suits in sizes 34 and 5 Lot 2 of Boys Twopiece and Norfolk Suits iri neatfancy effects both light and dark matures Sizes range from 7to years A good investment to buy now for early fall wearjust the right weight Dont miss it
All Our Straw Hats
interesting entire stock of tine Straws in all thenewest and most popular shapesrarenQw offered at the following scale
50c Straw Hats VVT i V i 35c100 Straw Hats 65c150 Straw Hats v 100200 Straw Hats t Mi A v 135
Straw v l r ll 165300 Straw Hats 198350 Straw Hats 235
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Every yard of trousers materialin our entire stock is Included inthis sale and at Just TWQATI Trousers Mate Ort rt prials That Were 5 4Seduced to V
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Remember these are not oddsanti ends front suitings but thevery newest and dressiest styles in
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Just now we are closing outnumber of fabrics worth to 3at S15 to Samples on request
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