4 Second Section SUNDAY JULY 19 1908 Sports Real Estate II J i Cftr bJ U fiingtou Cime t I i WASHINGTON << < = Rhoades Support Wobbles When Washington Hits SMITH HAS A QUEER RECORD IN Hit So Replaces Him But Three in iVKtth Two on Bases iBy THOMAS S RICE fey9 a glimmer of human esun In the matter of keeping Falken erg out of the box the Washington ball club beat Cleveland here 3 to 1 yes- terday There were several exceptionally tine opportunities for lotting Falkenbarg take the slab and make a wild pitch that would give Cleveland enough runs to win but Manager Cantlllon nobly trained from adopting this course and the lead once gained was never over- come If the world keeps moving at this rate we may some day expect to see the two major leagues employ the double umpire system or a sportsmanlike spirit arise among the English Hughes at His Best Charley Smith who has been an un certain quantity ell season started for Washington and more by good luck than good management was not touched for more than one run lIe made a triple in the fourth round after Cleveland had reached him for a triple and two singles In Its half of the same and was so winded by his exertions that he retired- in favor of Tom Hughes The bridegroom was in his best form and treated the crowd to several notable stunts In the first place he allowed Cleveland but two hits in the last five rounds In the second place after al lowing a hit and giving two passes in the eighth inning thereby filling the bases with one out he fanned Perrlngr and the side was retired when Bernie who batted for Birmingham forced Hlnchman Throughout Hughes showed his usual reserve speed in pinches Smiths Remarkable Feat The best single pitching feat of the day was by Smith Nig Clarke opened the second inning with double to right Hinchman sacrificed to Smith who was dead slow In handling the ball and his threw to third to say nothing of Shtpke dropping It to make sure of the runners safety Hinchman stole second and a critical situation arose right there It wee to doughnuts that Cleveland would score but that team has a knack of falling down in our town and fell this time with an awful crash Smith fanned Perring Birmingham and Rlioade We dont remember a similar case In the major this season and Smith de- served a large bouquet- A gory Incident was an accident to Street in the first inning Bradley was at bat and made a foul tip on an especially fast shoot It came back with such force it broke the catchers mask and jammed a piece of the iron frame work Into his forehead making a nasty cut which bled so freely he had to give way to Jack Warner The In- jured hero was around town last night with his head pathetically bandaged- but declaring he would be well in a short time Hits and Errors Combine Washington won because when it got next fo Rhoadee in the fourth inning that was Just the for his support to wobble In fact had his trusty comrades done their share Wash ington would not have scored There were several other occasions when the Nationals had a good lookin but hoa always tightened up The making of the three runs was Clyiner started the fourth Inning for Washington with a pop fly to Perring Warner walked and whoa Freeman got his third strike Jack astonished the Continued on Second Page American League Yesterdays Washington 3 Cleveland 1 Louis 7 New York 1 Philadelphia 1 Detroit 5 7 Beaton 2 Todays Games 2Co scheduled games Standing of the Clubs Detroit St Louis Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia Boston Washington New York W 43 47 46 45 National League Yesterdays Results Philadelphia 2 St Louis 1 Philadelphia 4 St Louis 2 S Boston Cincinnati 4 Blxft Todays Games at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago Plttaburg Chicago New Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn St Louis NAPS ERRORS HELP NATIONALS TO WIN Bunched THE BOX Hard HUghes Succes- s r re- f a liinchman beat r time thus 4I I Pet I J4 I JI 591 II 4t 30 Hi JG 4i tS 51 3iS Pltt urt Chloago 5 NeW ork at LpUlft Standing of the Clubs W L i f 3J 47 47 JI 44 o 37 518 I I JO 1 28 1 Ares F ins s laying dol- lars delivery I fi r 1 Results L fi6f 35 ire 566 410 2 400 31 3 4 4 New SC P- ct 5 59g 3 EEi z 5S 19 43 441 43 3S3 5 355- w > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > Delehanty and Unglaub Should Improve the Pres- ent Good Work SHOELESS WONDER TIPPED IN SOUTH Visitor From Greenville S C Chants Praises of Joe Jackson Thinking and Hitting Fielder With the actual arrival of Bob Un glaub and the prospect of Jim Dele hanty getlng back to business this week the outlook for the Washington ball dub is much brighter- As it the team has been doing well of late Four out of five games were taken from New York one out of four from Chicago with a sbcteeninnlng tie three out of five from St Louis and two out of three from Cleveland makes- a record of ten won and seven lost since the club returned from its long trip Out of the seven games lost at least one and possibly two plain gifts to the opposition in the mind of the average fan because of mistakes in handling the pitching problem Thus it will be seen that the club is now play ing somewhere near the strength it shows on paper when the team is ex amined man by man Delehanty and Unglaub can both hit any kind of pitchers more or lesa at most any time and Delehanty Is espe cially effective against the interminable array of southpaws which Is lined up against Washington whenever the other team has lefthanded alabmen Unglaub will be a handy asset to plug most any in the InfleW and may alternately be tried at first and second- as a starter if Fr mn or Afclaer fall- off in their work Jesse Tannehlll left Fort Worth Tex last night for parts unknown but is expected ba k here in a few days As a gumshoe scout h Is the real thing He covered his tracks so well that he even neglected to tell Manager Can tlllon where he had gone In this he was markedly different from Blanken shiP who did most of the scouting last season Blankenshlp deluged Cantlllon BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR WASHINGTON I J I hole i wore ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ and everybody else connected with the club with telegrams announcing that lie was on the trail of the greatest pica npimn the world has ever seen None of these rough diamonds chipped out well unless we include Walter Johnson who was not Blankenehlps find but WM induced by that energetic citizen- to sign a Washington contract HJetl Keep it quiet There la a great undiscovered outfielder in the South Carolina League playing with the Greenville team He is being pursued by Jennings but his name would never have leaked abroad had It not been for the arrival in Washing- ton of Harry Price brother of the re- doubtable Jimmy who shone as an outfielder for George Washington Uni- versity two years ago Harry is fresh from Greenville and says this is the real thing in the wonder line The name of the great unknown is Joe Jackson he plays any Geld on the map if a lefthanded hitter and thrower has a high welldeveloped brow warranted to emit three thinks to the minute at least is fast as plays in his stocking feet Why he to the needless expense of tearing- up stockings Is not known but it is probably because he does not mind a thing like expense as he works in a cotton mill A a side line to his League We respectfully submit the name of Mr Jackson for the consideration of Jesse Tannehill Terry Turner the Cleveland shortstop who has been out of the game since the Cleveland club was here last is grad ually rounding to form again and may be played in center field tomorrow if Birmingham continues under the weath- er He a brief and disasterous ap- pearance yesterday Rhoades had times and was sent to bat for him In the ninth inning Turner also fanned George Stovall expected to return to first base for Cleveland tomorrow replace Charley Hickman who is suffering from a most dismal ailment which bears a close resemblance to whooping cough and alarms everybody- in hearing every time he has a session with it Milan of the Washington team is bothered by a sore place on his side When he slid into second base on his double last Friday he knocked the scab off and It has been bothering ever since Looked le Washington got the best of it when Umpire Egan called Bradley out on Shipkes throw in the fifth inning yesterday Some day we will have two umpires to every major it hardly seems that the growth of magnates of this generation has gone to the extent- of getting those now in the business to vote for that commonsense scheme The fourth and last game of the se ries with Cleveland will be played to morrow beginning at 4 p m Then which the Washington olub swings through the West The way men look now there will be no excuse for them making the rant In the West next time that made when they were there before MARATHON SWIMMER DROWNED IN RACE CHICAGO 111 July 38 One of the participants the first annual Mara swimming race of the New IHi iota Athletic Club was drowned In the Chicago river just below the Madison street bridge this afternoon He is A G Frecse flftyflve years old the oldest swimmer in the race Tim drowning was witnessed thou of people who were watching the Hughey lightningand go little UUSIOIaa glnog UI Tur- ner He- m at OMIt comes euolt for three after in n dtI awonl leaupd Joseph intellectual on r9co ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ = PRESENTING A NEW VERSION OF THE RIVALS I 1 BOB UNGLAUB JERRY FREEMAN Uaglavb Was Bought the AaMncass to Play First Base for But Freematt Has Improved So Muck Re ceatly He Will Be Hard to Displace hem v0 4 Boston I T r sd Wa tea E = < < + < < CHIEF ROMPS Captures Steeple chase Event With Econ omy Second BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK N Y July a Big Chief romped home today in the Ocean Bay handicap the feature event of the program Big Chief was a 2 to 1 favorite and was sold recently for S320M a price much lower than would probably have been paid before the campaign against racing The steeplechase for twoyearolds- and upward was WOR by Delvanta carrying ISO and an S to 5 favorite Economy was second Summaries First furlongs threeyear olds and Tom McGrath M9- MoCahey i to 1 wen Noraber ItS Shreve 7 11 1 second Cohort Mft Dugan 11 to i third Time 1115 Bxpteeion Jacobite Live Wire and Toney Bonero finished as named Second race Selling threey mr6We and upward one and onehalf miles Brother 98 Svset 11 to 10 won Boauclwe 108 Upton 7 to 6 second Sailor Girl l i Shreve to 1 third Time 2335 Red Friar and Miss Crawford also ran Third race For twoyearolds five and onehalf furlongs The Pippin 98 Dugan 12 to 10 won Civita 99 Gil bert to 2 second Honfe Crest lv4- Mussrave 40 to 1 third Time 107 S5 Faultless Dandy Dixon Killiereen En field Tom Hayward Guatematozin and Mu Ump finished as named Fourth Wave Handicap threeyearolds and upward one and onequarter miles Big Chief Ill Mil- ler 2 to 1 won Frank Gill 11 Dugan 7 to second Bedouin 1 C McCarthy 5 to 2 third Time 20845 Lally also ranFifth race Steeplechase about two miles fouryearoWs and upward Del vanta K OjCcKinney S to S won Economy 145 McAfee 2 to 1 second Sinister 142 Dupe 2 to 1 third Time 357 Rye Boy also ran Sixth race Selling twoyearolds six furlongs Fashion Itfi Dugan 7 to 5 won Ragman 16 Musgrave 8 to S second Catherine Simpson MH Mc Withold Harry Rogers O U Kid Terror and Timbuck teo finished i named Entries for Tomorrow First and up handicap six furlongs Salvolatlle 95 Spooner J Nealon 126 Kilrain 86 Julia Powell 100 Hartford Boy 86 King Cobalt lei Altuda ICO Tom Mc Grath 100 Cressina 110 The Squire 10T Explosion 100 ALo eligible Sne namar SO Don Enrique 1U Balbus 86 Beaucoup Dreamer 122 Whip Top 90 Second race Twoyearolds five for longs Effondl ICO Marcellu 100 Wa ponoca 112 Torbellino 112 Trots 112 Font 163 Tubal 100 Ross Fenton 112 Third raco Threeyearolds and up Continued on Third Page BIG HOME IN FEATURE- Delvanta raceSix Pan t u tie Jon han II i i raceOcean i Carthy to 1 113 Chap Wey- mouth raceThreeyearolds 90 Temp upward Collo- quy 20 bird Time r ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Columbia Skirmish With St Stephens Called by Dark- ness With Score 2 to 2 CAPITAL CITY LBAGUB W L Pet Cetarabta 14 2 S7S St Stephens M 7 Brentwocd I t P Q i M Bteommgdfete 7 K- Atlantlcs U Mondays g Breatwoed v Gov- entmeat Printing Ofidee at Capital Park First and M streets northeast at SJ oclock Captain MorJaritys drive over second in the ninth inning of yesterdays game sewed up the contest Between Columbia and St Stephens and the game was called with the score 2 to 2 Both teams were on edge and consid- erable rivalry was displayed The crowd was evenly divided as far as for the teams was concerned Co lumbia led until the ninth session when Mess got his base on Hanleys bad throw of a grounder stole second and came home on Xoriaritys stashing screamer over second Murphy and Gallagher were the slab artists and while Gallagher had the call in strike outs yet Murphy worked all the time He is only a youngster- and considering that he was up against a bunch of old timers worked well St Stephens lAd hard luck when Hen rich camein on his triple thinking the ball on the return had been blocked Morfaritys batting was the feature and his two doubles did damage Score Gohraife R H OA 5 StStei RH OA aiMyrf 1 1 1 lMT4ch l l 3 Laylf 1 J Mwss a Ctaarlb S DwwJk n 3 2 2 1 MocTrltylf 2 NMiil rXb 1 S 1 Bollonukcf 4 Hwtercr t e t GlMMmrf t 1 SMlthc 11X Cta fclb 1 1 8 1 1 Vwmarac 4 Gallarerp B X Xurpteyp- T tals 2 427M f 2 42711 3 Columbia 1 1 9 as St 1 0 1 2 First base by errors CotamMa 1 St Stephens 2 Left on bas 0 Cotumote M- St Stephens 2 First on balls Oft 3 Gallagher 1 Struck e t By 4 by Gallagher IX Horn hats Haoley Tbroebitse htt Ueinncb Mts Horlarity S Sacrifioe Wt Lay Stolen bes s Moriarity C Holloraa bslte SmKh Umpire Mr Time nf botir and 41 minutes nHlVt tN NINTR TIES THE GAME I G it 1 JJ 1 Ate t 1 1 t 3 4 Totals Stephens Murphy D Mullen Pasted Bell Mel r f a iM iR iii enthusi- asm li- b 1 1 e 1 5 1 15 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I i O rule 2b 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 S 1 1 e e 1 base Murphy Twe base Mere ¬ DEFENDERS CHALLENGE- The Defenders who claim the cham- pionship of the District for teams av- eraging from fourteen to fifteen years would like to play any team in the District In its class For games ad dress Captain Linden 1400 B street southeast SOMETHING WRONG According to statistics declared the oldest Inhabitant we should hev had- a divorce scandal in Plunkviile ohct every six weeks fer the past two years Well what of itT We aint had emIt ¬ ¬ ¬ ATHLETICS Back With a Ven- geance After Fridays Drubbing PHILADELPHIA July IS Tbe Ath- letics come back at the Champion Tig- ers with a vengeance this afternoon for that awful drubbing of r yesterday- s ministered a solid trouncing to Detroit I Aiuiii was hammered all over the lot by Mack men who amaaaed total of seventeen hits for eleven runs The Tigers hit Dygert hard but the work ef their pitcher was toe severe a handi- cap Cetrolt RHOAS PUhu It AH- Mdatjrf U Harte l f 1 1 S s ferM ComabMIL 1 4 CtafonUef XCotTJk3 2X1 Cobbrf 1 DaviM X 2 4 K MaBlb 9 M r hyrf Ill CaoslMuXb 2 2 OiJCoraaJb 1 SefcmMte 1 OWrtop 1 5 DowMa 4 1 3 t- XvUlait Sehreauc 3 7 1 Wlltotap 2 2DyK rip 2 1 Joa i r Totals 11JT 27 2 2 Totals 5X MIS for fVMfeU in math Philadelphia 1 1 xU Detroit 2 TwobaM hits Sehaeter SdnaMt Mvflta Mwphy SchraekenepoaC SL Col Nq Tlw ba bits SebMfer OM Mta- Marphy Parry Double ptays ScbradMa- gost to J comes Post bees oa kalte Off Maths S off Collets S oft Djrgert 1 Struck out Br Billets 1 br Insert C Uaiptr YANKEES BREAK WINNING STREAK NEW TCT K July IS After winning two games in succession the Yaaks lost the third today 7 to 1 St Louta had tq lIght for everything they got until the ninth when a pinch hit by Wallace scored two men and Williams gOt home on T Jones fly to HemphiU The score SLlxwUc NewTorkRHOAES- IOMU NMoaJb X 2 1 HartsIlrt 2 2 1 Coarerrf 1 t- VvniltaiJb 2 J Mortarnr9M Walla6aM 1 2 S 2 ChM Jb IX 2 F rrtsXb 1 2 2 Mepbmef 2 1 TJoM n 1M t D l MyK 11 2 e C Ba si SiMmowe 2 2 KMnewe 1 BowelUP 2 tk P 1 2 2 Totals 927M l Totals 1 7 St lt ltlX 7 New York t 1 a i- Twebaee Mt T Jones Thre bas Mt Wallace Donbla pho F rrto WWaiM Bad T Joss Williams Wallace and T Jones HomvbtH aad Cbaaa Struck oat By Lake 4 oa balls Off Lake 4 oft Howell X Umpires Kvaas and Hurst At WREAK WEIRD REVENGE- Come 1 score H O 1 1 l 1 J I 1 II 2 1 J I I 1 J 1 1 t Barry 1 1 1 1 J 1 I I Batted 1 1 1 1 ti Atteodane7Jfa RHO A 1 I 1 t 1 ill 1 t 1 S i3i Ii Bases tendaDe a TTte 1 S 1 2 4 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 3 1 1 5 1 1 I S S 5 es 5 1 1 I I 1 5 1 2 S 5 1 5 Harts 4 OLcaghda I E 2 3 2 I r 1 I S 1 2 3 1 1 I 1 1 1 II 1 7 1 1 1 i aria 1 TIe ¬ ¬ > > WHITE SOX LAND HARD ON PRUITT BOSTON July IS White Sex jumped bard on Pruitt in the game with the Red Sox this afternoon and won rather handily from Boston by 2 Chicago scored three in the open- ing boosted the tally by two Walsh the spitball artist was in rare form and with good support held Mo- Guire3 men to two runs of which one came In the first and one In the eighth Inning i- to In the and sixth rounds Ed The runs inns fourth ¬ First Game a Pitchers Duel Between Sparks and McGlynn RALLY IN SEVENTH WINS THE SECOND Foxen Succeeds in Hoiding St Louis Safe After Untimely Ascension ST LOUIS 3 J far Phttade- ldojbleheeder today by 2 to 1 and 4 to Philadelphia woe the Gist sun close contest all the way It v a a duel between Sparks and MeGtjmn the former having a sheds the better- of the argument 8t Louts lest by at fording their pitcher poor support The second game was won In the seventh inning when PMtedolaliln get score FIBS GAXX- LMto Jt H OA K PMa RHOAX- Xitrrayef 2 2 1 GeaalM 2 4 2- Brnwa 4 2 2 KM 4 1 t- Xeaetjrtta 1 1 TMtajf 1 I 1 vryK 1 t Xa tf 1 2 Xfetetytf 1 2 BnuMf lb SB- Chartoa a bonMcf x 1 0IIbert2b 2 X X BUMC McOly ap 2 1 X fj- Spftriesjk t 0 4 t Totals 1 t- rhlladetpata frZ St Loot tti J Twoea Mt M- Mobaaty ItamM playaSyra and Kimm tj- X rrar MMI OlftMt BMW Glyno 2 Struck M By XeGtM- St I R H OA K PMk R BO A K- Xvmrct Z I MOont 3 S Byrne 1 X Jt 4 2 TtaMrft 1 1 K8 l 11X1 X 1 1 cart M fl 4 4 1 OAovM r 1 2 Otttoruab OMrry b t 4 snore 2 7 2 Dao Me I t- Bb p 1 2 FOOMMP 1 0 1 2 S71 ii Totals 4 CSII- S9t Loittc wt belle vC Jifets X of Struck Bvbee 4 CARDINALS TWO TO QUAKERS shia Met SIt Loofa is Nth et I two runs and Pexea suooesded in JIeIII Sag St Lotus down for the rest tile St t 1 t t eorte7a 1 1 I Dose 4 JUt Ttal 1 e l I Tbeeehsee JlltDW j i GXE I i fr 1 1tMII 7 rl 1 1 Dslertyll 1 t 1ILIt a 1 1 1 1 Totals t BreasOeid JhItee IIIIocItiIe- eIt 0III c1 Ban Beset oatBy 4 UlnI OEI1L1 gaattes a h a- very of game 1 I b II 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 S 1 Belt 1 r I 1 1 4 I S S 5 t 1 1 1 1 t 7I7 2 I I 1d on belleOK Mc i fr Sparks Upte iautle- sncoxD 1 1 1 1 1 1- RnetyJb 1 1 1 1 1- Bery 1 1 1 1 Bra 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 I- PbUedejYs 0111152504 1I111552Thr- eebees bits Bart mesHoge Oolons 1kirbsa- Itres basO M Pus I by Pates e = > > WILTSE BALLOONS AND SCORES TWO CHICAGO July IS Tinker wile won todays th Cubs robbed Giants of another today after the vMt ors had apparently sored It up for keeps two run J d to wta b lag m the math inntn ba ore a man was retired Wilts blew in that round and al- lowed two doubles after issuing a the doubles being made by Moran Tinker in order RHOAXT- aoiMqrlb 1 S 1 Staelecf t 1 X 1 1 4 S ShMVitfI 1 1 t 2 2 1 tlXBr rf t 2 1 OMM tt t 11- xcoocoor MM 2 4 Wm e 1 X 1 X- Totete 4WS5J4 KvwnJb 1 1 1 Xor ae 1 1 S X tBMt d for Pf M r tat ricMb Yortt 1 Measo J lt22T- n bo a Mtc DooUm Teensy Bm anlin- ac r Dovbl piays PMatcr MOTMI lied Ckaaee- WtttM Doyle sad Twmey By WtMM X br Pf r 4 taltoOC- Wtkte X oil 1 eff Pf s r- UMpkraft Johaotoae CTDajr XU ntfftar BROOKLYN BEATEN IN TENTH ROUND CINCINNATI Ohio July IS Cincin- nati beat out Brooklyn in a teainning seesaw struggle this afternoon by a score of 4 to 3 Jordans muff in Ute eighth allowed the Reds to tie the score but in the tenth Paskert singled stole second and came home en Spades single to right score Brook Cteaati Bvrchlf XafcMMyer 4 1 Kaaeef 1 S- H m eim S 1 I t rtlb Ill l4tml yrf l l SeaMc 1 2 Joroaalt 1 M Lflaalfc 2M 1 t 1 PariurMT 2 Z 1 3 u- Saaotoiulto Lwteae Rtttorc 1 3 1 Kwckwa 1 2- Xclatr 1 t 1 Totals 4 VMM 1 Two out whoa whmme HM sesms- B U d Dcaacttor tea fc- Brooktya 1- Chirtanart 1 l tl l I Two ae Mt Streak out By- RHdter 4 br X by Mtiacyf 1 on bateOft Ruder X off Oaipbilt- S oft DooErtMr off S l Umptri- Ktam AUoadaaeoiwMk BEAN EATERS EASY FOR PITTSBURG gaMe toe tile the I pa e Doyle 1 2 2 n t- cC J Hal 1 1 lit oL 1 J 2 I t I I when 15 I 1 1 1 I Struck Boone RH 0 RI 0 It 1 1 1 i 1 C It t t 1 1 1 l XMebeUrf t 1 3 I p XeI 3 t r t Doe cMr I and Yew York R HO A Oriel 1 1 1 1 1 1- Bros Mac 5 1- Desltarf 2 I- eyatoar 1 1 I awh sb 1 1 3 1- Der1hh7b 4 1 1 1 2 Rsdbsckp I I 1 1 Peel erp 1 112 t Over lLp 1 1 1 1- tzwru I 1 t- 1lrtafe 5 127 e- oae amt aiaMa ma raaii dew 1 1 1 1 04 loe labor Mo0enatek out on Beef cb I and 31111 A A 1 Iin s3b 1 5 1 5 1 1 1 5 1 1 2 1 I I 1 1 I i 1 1 5 6 1 5 1 1 1 4 1 1 iutpbdlp 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 I i I 1 3112 1 1 I I f a H its Bases ads n ¬ > ¬ = + < > = PITTSBURG Pa July IS Pi- rates had ae trouble today tn detesting the Bm Eaters by S te 6 Score PHtabrx R H OA Bl BoMo RH O A X- ThOMa 2 X X Btetf 222- Wlbxmrf 1 1 DaWwuae Claris If 2 2 X I WasMrM 1211 McOaaalb laA- bbaty 2b t t 1 C Rttefeeyje 1 1- StocfeaJb 2 Brawa rf 1221S- wactnaOb Itf SwMorJb X 1 Gibooac 1 3 1 Ocafcata I 2 Made xp 1 I 3 Dora 3 I4a4aaap 2 Totals SIX2712 1 K 1 t J 1 t t I 1 p t The 1 I 5 5 Beaus tef I I 1 1 I i i ill I 1 5 1 1 5 1 1 5 1 5 1 Icy II ¬ > TMata C 124M 1 for Uadtataa la ninth Plti ws x Bombs ttl i2i a4- Twoba bttoDabln O MeOaaa Tte base bits Clark Wa r Thomas Sacri- fice btts Wa Mr Smactaa Stole ba Thomas Bates babes Bas s OB baB Oft Domer X oC UadaiwaK X off Madeaac- X Left OR bases PHtaeers S Bos oa Umpire RJgler and R od rmaii Titus off Batted t 4 set 6 gameI hour and 3t ainttt 3756 S s dttessesce ¬ Chevy Chase Tennis Play- ers Suffer Second De- feat by Rivals CAPITALITES LOSE ALL THE DOUBLES Doyle Trims C stea in Best Match of D y Gacste Entertained aCtemeon en League this from tile caiv locate won hi the clean sweep in wWI won AH of the doubles Philadeinbia eland hay wtth three straight jles Classy Play exnational champion E B Dw the wellknown JoiuMon Philadelphia player a national reputation this year BALTIMORE TEAM SWAMPS VISITORS t Jniy JIIIiIdIIIor- et tile its of lbs courts the of tM1 Of the twelve matched nix out Of the klatches tM doubles of the This la much than to in tIN last whirl was between tile two the courts of the Chevy chase Ciotti in for wen only able to main break is the titer vletOr yesterday the loon team in with two and utee lost first west all tree of the hr1np tbe rear puce of the galleries ever at tennij match ill ibis city was Ferment and took lively Sa the lNarWy the The top lDct1riduar ol tM day went to the member Otl the Wuh luton CGanIIII B Della WIle de eatell Frederick CeIIItoa or the local 3P 11 IL Doyle eat Col ton Ja the recently played in WUblagtoll and esIdes victory has W So the han who Ute present holier of the CateD yOle cup and Wallace Doyle the distinction not hv a is rrae of the players ill the South He wiD lO to Longwood Xaa early Ja to coapete is the Warna Meat for the Eastern hips If he his he will M Marti in tbat Cosmic 15 LTTIOE 3 he team Ioteedgr TlssNs- Gaon second Bare sea the d 3lbelt- tziors Country Club bare Qv Was i gton pqtni4ng ostt Iced The 4ght afage and mea ca ar5g al tom matches etiltt do they Bice able match teams en Waabbrgtea they an even she les The gives ndisputed poatssbn of second pinc Use league watdes won lc g matrlme played while Washh t up defeats l rgeet seen a a faterset events cheering wanng players beoers star team C the best players match this beaten Clothier Philadelphia ezprt is challenge with ices of lost match and beet August maintaMs present Suter ands ubtedly frost tonnte24 WBB exciting JD trenM played brilliaatiy dur tar the and won easily Doyle shows remarkabte speed and predation in playing His service Is Pefelly n second bell being fully as bard a the play that Tooled Cototon the was a tricky cut ball that bounded nearly trn almos impossible AU of Gt matches in the stogies wer closely contented the Washing ton players making local men work hard for each victory I an defeated Harold E Doyle Jm three Cntraa Harvey a wellplayed watch frOM G G Lin- coln IS I 7 fc- Celaa Sweep in De bles In the doubles the local men won everything in stfkt Feature match went to Fred Coleton and Campbell Coteton wine defeated the Doyle brothers in straight sets 2 Sl The match probrly next in interest was that which John S Kerr and Charles- G Brooke defeated J X Carlisle and G G Lincoln 75 4C CI After play tbe visitors were at dinner in the dub MUse John Easer inentdent of tbe Baltimore Lawn Tennis Ajaoeiattoa presided The Baltimore team has still a good chance to even up matters with the crack PhflaoetplUa team for tIM two will meet in the nual match of the sea- son at Philadelphia on September 5 la- the match recently played in Philadel- phia between tbe Quakers and the Washington team the former only nine matches e twelve yesterday the local nan beat tills performance by winning tn out of twehre matches The and WaaMnston teams wm pnrfably meet to am informal mach soles time te August Tie Seaimaries- StogleeC B Doyle defeat F C Curram Harvey G G Lta A 3X Atkmeoa aefesteil G L Doyle S i l SL4ag mach Detweea titHe twu the ex Ci set the TIM tile making re the eepecIDy contest A Campbell sets Si ii < or the Xt Washington won I n- ot CeMtoa SI 5i A C Colston Doyle i i Ia I Gorden ti 14 oobI i4 Celsteas the yesterday atcks felon rot 52 rat most Into nit a successful good J dab silos enter- tained wc Be ti sore 51- J ddeaiid H g sir Spencer 4edeat d Dmhlll Wag- ner 14 dede led ¬ ¬ ¬ W Symington Jr eefMuted G R CoHfer S tC J W HIlt nefaalaA 3 M ChrHsi- en 64 C G Broeke detested F X Brooke Baltimore won six out ef tea matches Doubles Colston and Colston defeated Doyle and Doyle 4- Symington and Harvey defeated Co- iner and Brooke S3 fti Atkinson and Bowie oefeateA Gordon Kerr and Brooke defeated Lincoln and 4f f BROOKLAND DROPS ONE ROCKVILLE rely The Rockrile t am nosed Slit t in a fine game of baseball at the fair- grounds here this afternoon by S to 4 made 7 bbs and 1 error Brooktead 7 kite and 3 errors The batting of Haa4iboe and Kelchner were features s IL L Doyle fI 54 Carl i 541 and 44 r S lei ¬
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Second Section
SUNDAY JULY 19 1908
Sports Real EstateII
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WASHINGTON
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Rhoades Support WobblesWhen Washington Hits
SMITH HAS A QUEERRECORD IN
Hit So ReplacesHim But Three in
iVKtth Two on Bases
iBy THOMAS S RICEfey9 a glimmer of humanesun In the matter of keeping Falken
erg out of the box the Washingtonball club beat Cleveland here 3 to 1 yes-
terdayThere were several exceptionally tine
opportunities for lotting Falkenbargtake the slab and make a wild pitchthat would give Cleveland enough runsto win but Manager Cantlllon noblytrained from adopting this course andthe lead once gained was never over-come If the world keeps moving at thisrate we may some day expect to see thetwo major leagues employ the doubleumpire system or a sportsmanlike spiritarise among the EnglishHughes at His Best
Charley Smith who has been an uncertain quantity ell season started forWashington and more by good luck thangood management was not touched formore than one run lIe made a triplein the fourth round after Cleveland hadreached him for a triple and two singlesIn Its half of the same and was sowinded by his exertions that he retired-in favor of Tom Hughes
The bridegroom was in his best formand treated the crowd to several notablestunts In the first place he allowedCleveland but two hits in the last fiverounds In the second place after allowing a hit and giving two passes inthe eighth inning thereby filling thebases with one out he fanned Perrlngrand the side was retired when Berniewho batted for Birmingham forcedHlnchman Throughout Hughes showedhis usual reserve speed in pinchesSmiths Remarkable Feat
The best single pitching feat of theday was by Smith Nig Clarke openedthe second inning with double toright Hinchman sacrificed to Smithwho was dead slow In handling the balland his threw to thirdto say nothing of Shtpke dropping Itto make sure of the runners safetyHinchman stole second and a criticalsituation arose right there It wee
to doughnuts that Cleveland wouldscore but that team has a knack offalling down in our town and fell thistime with an awful crash Smith fannedPerring Birmingham and RlioadeWe dont remember a similar case Inthe major this season and Smith de-
served a large bouquet-A gory Incident was an accident to
Street in the first inning Bradley wasat bat and made a foul tip on anespecially fast shoot It came back withsuch force it broke the catchers maskand jammed a piece of the iron framework Into his forehead making a nastycut which bled so freely he had togive way to Jack Warner The In-
jured hero was around town last nightwith his head pathetically bandaged-but declaring he would be well in ashort timeHits and Errors Combine
Washington won because when it gotnext fo Rhoadee in the fourthinning that was Just the for hissupport to wobble In fact had histrusty comrades done their share Washington would not have scored Therewere several other occasions when theNationals had a good lookin but
hoa always tightened upThe making of the three runs was
Clyiner started the fourth Inning forWashington with a pop fly to PerringWarner walked and whoa Freeman gothis third strike Jack astonished the
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YesterdaysWashington 3 Cleveland 1
Louis 7 New York 1Philadelphia 1 Detroit 5
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SHOELESS WONDERTIPPED IN SOUTH
Visitor From Greenville S CChants Praises of Joe JacksonThinking and Hitting Fielder
With the actual arrival of Bob Unglaub and the prospect of Jim Delehanty getlng back to business thisweek the outlook for the Washingtonball dub is much brighter-
As it the team has been doing wellof late Four out of five games weretaken from New York one out of fourfrom Chicago with a sbcteeninnlng tiethree out of five from St Louis andtwo out of three from Cleveland makes-a record of ten won and seven lostsince the club returned from its longtrip Out of the seven games lost atleast one and possibly two plaingifts to the opposition in the mind ofthe average fan because of mistakes inhandling the pitching problem Thus itwill be seen that the club is now playing somewhere near the strength itshows on paper when the team is examined man by man
Delehanty and Unglaub can both hitany kind of pitchers more or lesa atmost any time and Delehanty Is especially effective against the interminablearray of southpaws which Is lined upagainst Washington whenever theother team has lefthanded alabmenUnglaub will be a handy asset to plugmost any in the InfleW and mayalternately be tried at first and second-as a starter if Fr mn or Afclaer fall-off in their work
Jesse Tannehlll left Fort Worth Texlast night for parts unknown but isexpected ba k here in a few days Asa gumshoe scout h Is the real thingHe covered his tracks so well that heeven neglected to tell Manager Cantlllon where he had gone In this hewas markedly different from BlankenshiP who did most of the scouting lastseason Blankenshlp deluged Cantlllon
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HJetl Keep it quiet There la a greatundiscovered outfielder in the SouthCarolina League playing with theGreenville team He is being pursuedby Jennings but his namewould never have leaked abroad hadIt not been for the arrival in Washing-ton of Harry Price brother of the re-
doubtable Jimmy who shone as anoutfielder for George Washington Uni-versity two years ago Harry is freshfrom Greenville and says this is thereal thing in the wonder line The nameof the great unknown is Joe Jacksonhe plays any Geld on the map if alefthanded hitter and thrower has ahigh welldeveloped brow warranted toemit three thinks to the minute atleast is fast asplays in his stocking feet Why he
to the needless expense of tearing-up stockings Is not known but it isprobably because he does not mind a
thing like expense as he worksin a cotton mill A a side line to his
League We respectfully submit thename of Mr Jackson for theconsideration of Jesse Tannehill
Terry Turner the Cleveland shortstopwho has been out of the game since theCleveland club was here last is gradually rounding to form again and maybe played in center field tomorrow ifBirmingham continues under the weath-er He a brief and disasterous ap-pearance yesterday Rhoades had
times andwas sent to bat for him In the ninth
inning Turner also fanned
George Stovall expected to return tofirst base for Cleveland tomorrow
replace Charley Hickman who issuffering from a most dismal ailmentwhich bears a close resemblance towhooping cough and alarms everybody-in hearing every time he has a sessionwith it
Milan of the Washington team isbothered by a sore place on his sideWhen he slid into second base on hisdouble last Friday he knocked the scaboff and It has been bothering ever since
Looked le Washington got the bestof it when Umpire Egan called Bradleyout on Shipkes throw in thefifth inning yesterday Some day wewill have two umpires to every major
it hardly seems thatthe growth of magnates ofthis generation has gone to the extent-of getting those now in the business tovote for that commonsense scheme
The fourth and last game of the series with Cleveland will be played tomorrow beginning at 4 p m Thenwhich the Washington olub swingsthrough the West The waymen look now there will be no excusefor them making the rant Inthe West next time that madewhen they were there before
MARATHON SWIMMERDROWNED IN RACE
CHICAGO 111 July 38 One of theparticipants the first annual Mara
swimming race of the New IHiiota Athletic Club was drowned In theChicago river just below the Madisonstreet bridge this afternoon
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BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACKN Y July a Big Chief romped hometoday in the Ocean Bay handicap thefeature event of the program
Big Chief was a 2 to 1 favorite andwas sold recently for S320M a pricemuch lower than would probably havebeen paid before the campaign againstracing
The steeplechase for twoyearolds-and upward was WOR by Delvantacarrying ISO and an S to 5 favoriteEconomy was secondSummaries
First furlongs threeyearolds and Tom McGrath M9-
MoCahey i to 1 wen Noraber ItSShreve 7 11 1 second Cohort Mft
Dugan 11 to i third Time 1115Bxpteeion Jacobite
Live Wire and Toney Bonerofinished as named
Second race Selling threey mr6Weand upward one and onehalf milesBrother 98 Svset 11 to 10won Boauclwe 108 Upton 7 to 6second Sailor Girl l i Shreve to1 third Time 2335 Red Friar andMiss Crawford also ran
Third race For twoyearolds fiveand onehalf furlongs The Pippin 98Dugan 12 to 10 won Civita 99 Gil
bert to 2 second Honfe Crest lv4-
Mussrave 40 to 1 third Time 107 S5Faultless Dandy Dixon Killiereen Enfield Tom Hayward Guatematozin andMu Ump finished as named
Fourth Wave Handicapthreeyearolds and upward one andonequarter miles Big Chief Ill Mil-
ler 2 to 1 won Frank Gill 11 Dugan7 to second Bedouin 1 C McCarthy5 to 2 third Time 20845 Lally also
ranFifth race Steeplechase about twomiles fouryearoWs and upward Delvanta K OjCcKinney S to S wonEconomy 145 McAfee 2 to 1 secondSinister 142 Dupe 2 to 1 third Time357 Rye Boy also ran
Sixth race Selling twoyearolds sixfurlongs Fashion Itfi Dugan 7 to 5
won Ragman 16 Musgrave 8 to S
second Catherine Simpson MH Mc
Withold Harry RogersO U Kid Terror and Timbuck
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Entries for TomorrowFirst and up
handicap six furlongs Salvolatlle 95
Spooner J Nealon 126 Kilrain 86
Julia Powell 100 Hartford Boy 86
King Cobalt lei Altuda ICO Tom McGrath 100 Cressina 110 The Squire10T Explosion 100 ALo eligible Snenamar SO Don Enrique 1U Balbus 86
Beaucoup Dreamer 122 Whip Top90
Second race Twoyearolds five forlongs Effondl ICO Marcellu 100 Waponoca 112 Torbellino 112 Trots112 Font 163 Tubal 100 Ross Fenton112
Third raco Threeyearolds and up
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Captain MorJaritys drive over secondin the ninth inning of yesterdaysgame sewed up the contest BetweenColumbia and St Stephens and thegame was called with the score 2 to 2
Both teams were on edge and consid-erable rivalry was displayed The crowdwas evenly divided as far as
for the teams was concerned Columbia led until the ninth session whenMess got his base on Hanleys badthrow of a grounder stole second andcame home on Xoriaritys stashingscreamer over second
Murphy and Gallagher were the slabartists and while Gallagher had thecall in strike outs yet Murphy workedall the time He is only a youngster-and considering that he was up againsta bunch of old timers worked well StStephens lAd hard luck when Henrich camein on his triple thinking theball on the return had been blockedMorfaritys batting was the feature andhis two doubles did damage
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eraging from fourteen to fifteen yearswould like to play any team in theDistrict In its class For games address Captain Linden 1400 B streetsoutheast
SOMETHING WRONGAccording to statistics declared the
oldest Inhabitant we should hev had-a divorce scandal in Plunkviile ohctevery six weeks fer the past two years
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PHILADELPHIA July IS Tbe Ath-letics come back at the Champion Tig-ers with a vengeance this afternoonfor that awful drubbing of
ryesterday-
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Aiuiii was hammered all over the lotby Mack men who amaaaed totalof seventeen hits for eleven runs TheTigers hit Dygert hard but the workef their pitcher was toe severe a handi-cap
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YANKEES BREAKWINNING STREAK
NEW TCT K July IS After winningtwo games in succession the Yaaks lostthe third today 7 to 1
St Louta had tq lIght for everythingthey got until the ninth when a pinchhit by Wallace scored two men andWilliams gOt home on T Jones fly toHemphiU
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BOSTON July IS White Sexjumped bard on Pruitt in the gamewith the Red Sox this afternoon andwon rather handily from Boston by
2Chicago scored three in the open-
ing boosted the tally by two
Walsh the spitball artist was in rareform and with good support held Mo-Guire3 men to two runs of which onecame In the first and one In the eighthInning
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RALLY IN SEVENTHWINS THE SECOND
Foxen Succeeds in Hoiding StLouis Safe After Untimely
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ST LOUIS 3 J far Phttade-
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close contest all the way It v aa duel between Sparks and MeGtjmnthe former having a sheds the better-of the argument 8t Louts lest by atfording their pitcher poor support
The second game was won In theseventh inning when PMtedolaliln get
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CHICAGO July IS Tinker wile wontodays th Cubs robbedGiants of another today after the vMtors had apparently sored It up forkeeps two run J d to wta blag m the math inntn ba ore aman was retired
Wilts blew in that round and al-lowed two doubles after issuing athe doubles being made by MoranTinker in order
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CINCINNATI Ohio July IS Cincin-nati beat out Brooklyn in a teainningseesaw struggle this afternoon by ascore of 4 to 3 Jordans muff in Uteeighth allowed the Reds to tie thescore but in the tenth Paskert singledstole second and came home en Spadessingle to right
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CAPITALITES LOSEALL THE DOUBLES
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