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FINAL GAME TO NATIONALS HUGHES TO EACE ATHLETICS IN A THRILLING FINISH IN OPENING GAME JODAY Griffmen Knock O'Brien Out of Box in Eighth and Griffmen Off for Quaker City for 'Important Series. Four Relief Twirier Hard Enough to core Foster, Dent and Shaw Are Left Behind. M The Avenue at Ninth Runs President on Hand Score, 5 to 4. Other Interesting Gossip. -

By WILLIAM PEET. Twenty-thre- e ball players, an unlucky Thawed out by thev blazing rays of the sun and the benignant number, will board the 9 o'clock train Philadelphia morning: Sail Flayers Who Will 60 $15, $!& $20, $25 Popular Prices for smile President of the United States and his daughter, the for this for the of the clash against Connie Mack's Athletics on Longdistance Trip good-b- y to the Capital fans Climbers yesterday afternoon sang a song in tfie Lehigh Avenue, stadium this after- last game of the series, 5 to 4. four-gam- by beating the Red Sox in the noon, opening a e engagement; Johnson, Groom, Quality Clothes To-da- y the Nationals have trekked far away from the old home the outcome of which will have a direct Cashlon, Hughes, Engcl, Jallla, PB, Popular Clothes town and have invaded the country of the enemy. For almost a bearing- upon the result of the American Drohan, Boehllng. Al. month the President, other officials, and the thousands of fansvwill League pennant race this season. Catchers Williams, Henry, already demon- Ainsmlth. the Climbers, for they have gone away from The Griffmen have not see strated their superiority over the New Inflelders Gandil. Morgan, eighth-innin- g in which the Griffmen fell onto the Laporte, In an rally, York Highlanders, and have broken even McBride, Gedeon. O matter what Price you men pay for and spitballs of both Bucky O'Brien and Hall, the tribe of Outfielders Shanks, Moeller, curves with the world's champions, the Boston Milan, P-- Acosta, Calvo. N B real quality closed Clothes you receive in return Griff put four runs over the pan.y Red Sox, in the series which here Utility Altrock, Schaefer. s Then to the rescue came Walter yesterday, and now the Capital fans will distinctive styles, materials be able to get a correct line on the garments in the ninth and the WHAT THE PITCHERS --DID. Johnson merits of the two leading clubs. real worth and faultless tailoring. was over. of game was believod that owing to his -i- n Under a sky as cloudless as one in In- It NOTES OF THE GAME. Fire pitchers were used la 7W-terda- with the umpires Manager. Griffith A real guarantee of absolute dian summer, and the sun sifting down pint, ad the three would draw a suspension, but up to a through haze, warming the bodies of the Washington burlers pitched 40 late hour last night the Old Fox had Great clouds of gloom backed by of fans, the were dispelled satisfaction a quarter players and the hearts the balls less than did the Boston not been apprisod of the fact, and when the . rally came. O'Brien had best baseball game of the season in the stoutly maintained that he said nothing been going along at a great clip, and of a century s business success. Capital was staged. It was just such a pair. Gallia, for the Climbers, out of the way to either of the arbiters defeat seemed to be our portion. game as has made baseball popular; it pitched 75 for the lied Sox to during the wind-u- p of that memorable One time did Schaefer face the , was just such a game one is willing to aim at, 27 ballM nnd 48 strike. battle last Thursday. one time did he get a hit, and one P-- B Norfolks are mighty popular this toe and miss supper and get lots of Brirhllnc. who heaied for tiro To have Griff out of the game against time did he score. Who won the ball they're just as popular business as - game? Schaefer. year for things when one- gets home. lnnlnKft, let loose 25, 8 wide ones the Athletics would, hurt a whole lot, The sun seemed to also warm out the as the Nationals always play their best Only a few nottced Johnson start to the nmESm. they are for life in the great outdoors. . Wal- attended yesterday and and 17 aero the platter. peppery Is on coach bull pen to warm up when the game President. He when the leader the got tight, but those few snnn hnd thn got up in "gallery" with the ter Johnson pitched seven times, P-- asaln the ing lines. crowd, on the yell pitching B Norfolks in handsome gray checks boys. He applauded, stretched in the 2 balls and 5 strikes. .For the king. for. the Washington won the 76 Foster, midget third sacker. shepherd plaids olives arid blues --$15.00 to seventh, and when lied Sox, O'Brien sent In 126. Eddie the did himself proud again game clapped his hands and smiled be- and f0 balls. .Hall, who will not accompany the boys to the yesterday, solid game was over, strikes City morning, is still three wallops ringing $25.00. nignly. Then, when the relieved him, tossed up 21, of Quaker this as he from his war club. The Rochester boy forgetting, maybe, that ho needed pro- in poor shape physlcaly, owing to a re has hit safely nine times out of sev- tection hcminglcd with the crowds, and which 12 were balls and 0 were cent attack of malaria. Foster expects enteen trips to the plAte, during the Conservative styled Suits English and y long walk-va- Only four Boston bat- recent series. semi-Engli- as the throng trailed down the strikes. to be able to leave Washington next sh styles, with a dash, of originality he again was a boy not a Presi- ters took their chance on the Monday or Tuesday. His place will be dent. first boll, and each, time the bat- filled in a capable manner by Frank La-- But one umpire, Hart, aroused the ire of in every curve very carefully guarded pat out, exception norte. the Washington players and the President Is Cheered. ter was with the Washington crowd when ho called a ball which terns. of Lewis, who singled in the Others who will be left in MsBride claimed Gardner at. The great crowd seemed to catch the with orders to work out at the ball park struck occasion, and the Chief Ex- Ixtb. Three Washington play- Yesterday the President did not leave We fit men of every build age and vo- spirit of the each dav are Pitchers Dent and bhaw, berore finish game, to echo. Score Mc the of the and P-- ecutive was cheered the ers, Milan, Moeller, and Bride, The young infleldcr from Frisco, Jo was rewarded for remaining. The cation the B store well earned its reputation as cards were tossed high 1m the air. the smacked the first pitch, and each Gedeon will be carried, and may get a day previous he was forced to vacate ft good-b- y nationally known men's store. name "Woody" went from a thousand made a hit, Moeller's being good chance to show his skill before the club his box In order to bid to the throats, and for a passing moment the Secretary Bryan before he left for the if returns home. multitude forgot the existence of the um- for a . Ccmat. pires, who just a few minutes before Against the Athletics this afternoon Engel warmed up when Schaefer hit for were called things that would never Tom Hughes will more than ijoenung, nut when the uumners Presbyterian Banner or the veran started clouting the ball, the Old Fox break into the likely toe the slab. Long Tom has been to make it sure, trotted out Walter, the War Cry. was the relief twlrler. and started just given a good, long rest andis in sh&pe. the king. , he of the tow top, pitched the tv ay the crowd wanted him to start, but two yesterday, but gets credit by handinjj Frank Laporte a . by score poured into The major Inquiries the Clyde Milan had a lot of fun with Hall EDDIE PUNK IN TY COBB SIGNS Real Sup aid Style with winning the first game of his Gandil came up facing a full house and Herald office last night as to which when the pitcher relieved O'Brien in league career. It doesn't matter who shot the ball past Wagner, scoring pitcher on the Washington team should the eighth. The sea lion threw to drove in the runs, in the Moeller and Milan and advancing te be credited with yesterday's victory over Kngle eight times in an attempt to ii These column Joe gets his name in print on the to second base. Boehllng grts catch him off tha sack. in- the . Joe OLD-MFOR- right side of the ledger. In the two Morgan attempting, to bunt, sent up a credit for winning the game, as he en made a great attempt fa M nings he was on the mound he prevented pop fly to the pitcher. Eddie Ainsmlth handle Schaefer's hard-h- it grounder. WITHJETROIT tered the box when the Nationals were . He knocked it down with one fin end SPRING SUITS coring and was master of the situation. drove in the winning run with a single stopped Red Sox for two only to allow a pinch Laporte counting on behind and" the then fumbled it His throw to Kngle Displayed He was relieved to left, the smash. Innings while the Griffmen pounded out was a little late. This started all the here. Just the models hitter to bat for him. Shanks filed to Lewis and McBride trouble for . that young men prefer, and older one of the great singled to right, Gandil being the "Sensational victory. Fans Ten Batsmen and Holds Figures Not Given Out, but men like, because they make the Buck O'Brien twirled thrown the dug-o- of the Boston team Jake games of his career, but weakened. He out on a beautiful peg to the plate by In most of one's figure. President Wilson received the mem . Stahl did a Daniel in the lion.s den They have all the good points struck cut twelve men in seven innings, Hooper. world's champion act. The score cards he tore into bits New Yorkers to Three Peach Admits the Amount of Ave hits, had everything in eighth, bristling bers of the Boston would" tailored garments, yet at allowed and While the eventful with club at the White Housse, yes have made excellent snow for about half their cost. Superb thte woild. But old Fate hung a horse- heavy firing on the part of the Griffmen one the winter scene in a melodrama. Bingles. Is lit and workmanship, and boys in being pulled off, large gobs noise terday, shaking hands with each Morgan on Scattered Not $15,000. the shoe on the home and it rattled was of complimenting them on tneir gooa second was well equipped season's latest fancies in fabrios. hitting, proclaimed and with Initiative stuff. FIVE-DOLLA- the eighth, which, with a lot of from the first base stands that games, has seen in He referred two WE CAN SAVE YOU A R was hard something going on pen-t- hat work In the two he to McBride for action and Gandil ON bi ought home the bacon. It a was in the bull Sox were Philadelphia, April 25. Fanning ten Spedal to The Washington Herald. BILL YOUR NEW game man who made a something was Johnson, the last three days. The Red signed the double play voucher. SPRING SUIT. to lose for the Walter the by Secre- April 25. series. Kansas Cyclone, who "was busily engaged introduced to the President Boehling pitched two Innings after the men and yielding but three hits, Eddie Detroit. After a conference bnlkin the world's an ardent base- Kea Gallia, for the Nationals, in the warming up process. tary Tumulty, himself box had hit a few of Gallia's e to- with President Navin this afternoon, who started shoots and waB very effective. During Plank returned to his form $10 to $25 was sent to the timbers when, in the fifth The Red Sox athletes trembled in their ball fan. al- Tyrus Cobb, center fielder Detroit When President greeted Capt "Wag- his stay, not a man reached base, day and gave the Tanks a most artistic of the and sixth, the Red Sox landed on his shoes as they saw their chances of a the though Hooper Just missed a safe one at- ninth-innin- American League Baseball Club, SprlBK wide curve and droie him to the blankets g rally go glimmering. Walter ner he laughed and said: when Candll slid to the bag ahead of trimming. The visitors did not get a Styles la my 1913 CHILDREN'S and the box stall. Johnson, the greatest pitcher in the "You took advantage of absence him. man on base until Hartzell's single in tached his name to a contract. The SUITS, to Washington in the ninth 93.00 to 97J5&. O'lJrleu In Great Shiipc. world, was the man they had to beat, beat Enthusiasm personified is the President the fourth, and he died at the first sta- terms were not given out. hence the apparent uneasiness of the Thursday. I am coming out to the game when he attends. At the conclusion And. as the feature of the game, it Boston gang. today and I will take care to stay all of the game he mingled with the tion. Application to the National Commis- mention O'Brien my to luck crowd coming down the runway Im- might be well to that Gardner was a victim, McBride to Gan-dl- L through it, and do best bring with The only chance they had to score was sion for Cobb's reinstatement was BIEBER-KAUFMA- two innings struck out the the fans as never before witnessed H CO. in the iirst Engle and Wagner both connected to the home team." here. Up to date Wilson in the fifth, when Chance singled and mediately made. entire hide, and again in the third in- safely, but Hendrikson, pinch President Cobb did not expect a hitter, Is batting .800 In the Attendance admitted thaf he 901-90- 9 ning fanned the firi,t ian to face him, fanned, and Yerkes, batting for Hall, That President Wilson Is a firm rooter League. Mldkiff beat out a bunt The nest three to receive the $15,000 he asked for his Einti St S. E., in a may gleaned from men making seven consecutive gave Laporte a Miarp bounder. The for the local team be Hippy Williams had a chance to bat went out in order. services this year. He said he simply "Dowm by the Xavy Yard." game which looks like a record from Frenchman touched third base, forcing the following circumstance attending the when Gallia was relieved, and drew Ford was hit hard all the way, and made that proposition to Mr. Navfn as where we sit Incidentally, the spit ball out Engle, and the game was over. Chief Magistrate's presence at the ball a pass. The former Red Sox catcher was lucky to escape a heavier score. a basis for negotiations. huiler "hung up a record for the season game yesterday. Small boy shouts: "Hel- Is a prett sweet hitter, and the Bos- Score: he to be- The Score. ton crowd knows He added that had reason in and still lost. Woodrow, how'd ou like the game?" it I WASHINGTON lo, Philadcl. AltnOAB Xw York. ABHOAE lieve he would be offered more than the Moeller opened the first round with a VB. R. H. PO. partner!" promptly answered Speaker made his first hit for several Mtiraphy, rf . 3 0 0 Wolter. rf, 0 1 figures Moeller, 4 1 3 1 "Fine, little I- 3 0 0 4 0 3 original which he claims caused Havre de Grace Races single, and followed this up by stealing rf even the se- aays wnen ne tripled down the left Oldnnz. f- Chae. cf.... Milan, cf 4 1 Mr. Wilson. And after that field foul line. "Spoke" to Collins. 2b.. i 4 0 Hartzell. ss.. 3 1 1 him to "hold out." - where he watched tried 0 second and third, from Laporte, 3b 3 1 cret service sleuths had difficulty In ar stretch it into a homer, but perfect Baker. 3b... 2 0 Crre. If 3 0 1 Cobb appeared a trifle concerned over WEEK DAYS, UNTIL MAY 1, IN- Milan. Laporte, and Gandil strike out in Gandil, lb 4 1 as he - Mclnnis, lb 0 Chance lb... 3 113 CLUSIVE. resting the President's merriment relavlng- nipped him at the home 4 what action the national commission Morgan, 2b 4 0 Daley, cf... 2 Mldkiff. 3b... 3 1 0 the order named. way to his car. station. 4 c 4 0 made his Ilarrey, ss... 1 M'K'lmic, 3)3 0 2 would takewhen the matter of his "rein- perished in Nation- Ainsmlth. 1 3 After two had the If Iapi, c 3 Williams, c. 3 0 statement is before them. connected for his sec- Shanks. '4 0 yester Plank, p.... 3 1 Ford, p 2 als' third. Moeller McBride. as 4 0 Says a Philadelphia exchange Words cannot describe the scene which $1.50 caught napping and place yester- Fuher. p.... 0 ond single, but was Gallia, p 1 0 day: For two days now the Athletics took at our old ball yard Total 50. 3 ZTlO 0 Sterrett .... I 0 0 0 0 Itoaad Trip from AVasb!nKtoB. on quick p o day. It was a finish seldom seen, and blocked off the bag by Engle. a Boehllng, 0 have been in a hitting slump. Keating AMERICAN. - Johnson, p.... o 0 will live long In the memory of the Total 29 3 24 11 1 SPECUL TRAIN- throw from O'Brien. held them down to three hits on Wednes- faithful. ( Milan led oft the Nationals fourth with Williams 0 0 day, they made only live safeties off Batted for Fisher in the ninth. S6haefert 1 1 and Illness again nrevented Foster from cov YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Direct to sate of track. a single, but Laporte hit into a double Schultz's "southpaw" slants jesterday. Philadelphia 1--1 ering third. It Is to be hoped that New 00000310 Leaves Union Statloa 13:10 third out. Ball 33 5 York p, bl, plav and Gandil made the Totals 12 27 Considering the fact that the Athletics the midget W,N soon come around all 000000000--0 AVnitblnRton, 5; Boston, 4. Returning; to Engle. Batted for Gallia in sixth. were knocking from one to three pitchers ,rlght. Laporte makes an accepta- Buns Collins, 2: Baker, Daley. Earned runs After Races. In the Washington sixth, O'Brien TBatted for Boehllng In eighth. off the rubber every day previous to Wed- ble substitute, but the regulars look Philadelphia, 1. First base by Philadelphia, 4; ev York, O. Tickets good only oa special 1. Left on bases Philadelphia. 8; New York, 2. tralas. showed the first symptoms of weakness, BOSTON. AB. R. H. PO. V. nesday's game, it looks as If the players best E. First base on balls Off Ford. 4. Struck outr-- Cleveland, 3; Detroit, O. when he passed Williams, pinch-hlttin- Hooper, rf. 4 1 0 advantage of few re- Xine thousand fans nearly had heart fail should take their Fcrd. 1; bj Plank, 10. Hlts-- Ford, 9 T in- liOnU-Chlcng- to Ball, 2b 3 2V 0 ure wnen Engle and wagner singled in St. ro PENNSYLVANIA R. R. for Gallia, after McBride had filed maining days at home and get their bat- nings; off Fisher, none in 1 inning. Three-bas- e Rain. Milan Speaker, cf 4 0 -- 0 off Johnson in the ninth. The big Hooper. Moeller struck out and Lewis, If 4 ting eyes again "In trim. noise tightened up out hit Barry. i 3 SacriHcc 0 0 and struck Stolen, singled, advancing Williams to third, and Gardner, 2b.....'.... 4 Hendrlksen. Yerkes, who batted for hits O Wring, Plank. bases Collins. 2; GAltfEsTTODAY. a minute later the Tennessee flyer stole Engle, lb 4 Fast play unassisted: "Nevin out. $15,-0- Hall, hit one. right at Lrfporte, who Baker, Hartzell. Doublo plays Collins to Barry had a chance to bust Nunamaker, c 3 to 'Cobb." , had but to touch the bag. to Mclnnw. Wild pitch Ford. Passed ball second. Laporte Umpirc-in-chi- Connolly. Washington at Philadelphia. ignomin-ousl- y O'Brien, p T.. s William. Sir. Field up the old game with a hit, bu WILLIAM PEET. 1 40 Hall, p .'. 0 Errors were few and far between. Wash umpire Mr. McGreavy. Time hour and min- Boutin at ir York. Havre de Grace Races fanned. Henrikson 1 ington s only one was committed by utes. SIX RACES DAILY-FR-Olf As the Griffmen had forced. O'Brien to Yerkesf 1 0LSEN WINS MATCH. Moeller, who fumbled Speaker's sin- St. I.ouii at ChlcaKo. put everything he had on the ball, it was gle In the sixth, the outfielder taking APRIL 18 TO JIA1 1. INCLUSIVE. Totals 31 4 10 24 5 0 second. BLANDING HOLDS TIGEES SATE. Cleveland at Detroit. not surprising that he weakened toward Defeats "Yohiik" Hackenachraldt In Admission Grand Stand and Paddock, $1 50; the closng chapters. In the seventh the Washington .1 x 3 Velour lids were replaced by natty look ladies, $1 00. tally appeared. Gandil Boston 00000014 Strniftht. Falls. ing straws, ana tt sure did bring XnpIandM Tronncc Detroit in Life-I- ei STANDING OF THE OLOBS. Spedal trains. B. 4 O. B. B, 11:00 a. m.; first Washington 00002300 04 home Is Penn. R. 12:10. pop fly, Batted for Nunamaker In ninth. the fact that summer here. II O. R.. started the seventh with a. the "Young" Olsen. the Swedish middle Several guys threw their winter head- Game, to Won. Lost. Pet. Win. Lose. Fare Round Trip, JtSO. net-lin- g TBatted for iiall in ninth. Philadelphia 8 .SCO .7-- ball falling safe behind Wagner and weight champion, successfully defended gear away when the rally was in Detroit, Mich., April 25. Today's Cleve .818 7 Chick a Morgan and Earned runs Washington, 5; Boston. 3. progress. WASHINGTON 7 2 .778 .830 .700 Left on bases Washington. 6; 4. staged by it game, 3 Cleveland 10 4 .714 .733 .667 Ainsmlth each waved three times into Boston, his title in a fast bout Man JEngel probably will be the pitcher today won by the Naps, First base on balls Off O'Brien. Chicago 7 7 .SCO .333 .467 Always space. Howard Shanks got O'Brien into 1; 1. ager Peck at the Gayety Theater last in .fnuaaeipnia. xne youngster has to 0, was an automatic sort of affair. The the Same Hall. off Gallia, had good St. Louis 6 8 .13 .467 .400 and leaned up against "spit-ter,- " By O'Brien. 8 by pinned Young - a rest and should come 5 9 .337 .333 a hole a Hall. by Gallia, night when he Hacken- hopi- hits all were clean and the outs all easy. Detroit .400 6: by Boehling, 2; 1. through with a victory. Here's .308 Tharp's lambasting the ball tp left field, by Johnson, Hits schmidt's shoulders to the mat in ng". Land's error was a high throw and 'Boston 4 8 .333 .3S5 It juggled long enough by made Off O'Brien. 9; off Hall. 3; off straight falls. Xew York 2 10 .167 JZSl .151 where was Gallia, 8: off Boehllng, 1; off 2. Hay Morgan did not have very good Veach's was an excusable fumble of a journey Johnson, Olsen in twenty-fou- r a Lewis to permit Gandil a safe Engle. Three-bas- e hit Speak- gained the first fall uay at tne oat, but was the candv kid single in left center. Blar.ding's pitch- over the plae. Shanks stole second, but er. Two-bas- e hits Moeller, Gandil. Ball. minutes with a toe hold, and the at starting double plays. Stick to ing kept the Tigers bounding 'the ball to Berkeley Rye Stolen (2), second in eighteen by Ray; . NATIONAL was forced at third when McBride hit bases Moeller Shanks. Double minutes means of them. you'll land on 'cm. the Infield, Johnson getting two-thir- of Special Delivery. plays Ball to Wagner Engle: body "iihe Private to Wagner. to Morgan a hold and hammerlock. men Yerkes gave, way to Ball at second and putouts. two Tigers 813 3T. to (2). y the But reached F Street W. Mala 1141. Box. to McBride Gandil Wild pitch wrestled clean throughout the match, the tripic-pia- hero played a good YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Phase Gallia Starts In Boehling. Umpires n. third, on misplays, one passed Messrs Hart and the "rough stuff" b'elng noticeable by its game, but did not shine with the both a Going back to the Mart of the game Time of game 2 hours and 10 min- stick. ball and the other a bad throw. Score:." utes. Attendance 5,000. absence. Pat O'Connor, the local mat Philadelphia, O ; Jew York, O. again. Griff unexpectedly switched pitch official, handled the match In his usual Cleveland ABUOAK Detroit. AB H O A E ers at the last minute and ordered Gallia O'Brien made quite a record for himself Johnston, lb 3 2 17 0 0 Bush, ss 0 2 Brooklyn, 7; Boston 1. supposed satisfactory manner, with "Al" Machler in tne matter or strike-out- s. During Chapman, ss 4 HIk'i. cf 4 1 4 to the mound when It was that 1 DR. SCR0GINS WILL ME1JT holding the watch. the seven innings he was in the box, Olsen. 3b... 3 CrawTd. rf.. 4 1 Plttabnrgr, 0 Chlcntio, 3. SHADE Joe Engel would do the flinging. The ohallenged twelve Climbers succumbed to his Jackson, rf. 3 VraUi. If.... 4 The winner of the bout was Lajolc. 4 4 t. Texan pitched good ball and was bril- middle-weig- spltball. Seven of men 2b... Gainer, lb... 110 Clncinnatl-S- Louis Rata. SPECIALIST by Joe Turner, the local the first nine 4 liantly supported until be wobbled In the LOU MONfANO TONIGHT to face him walked back to the bench, Birmh'm. cf Moriartr, 3b. 3 0 4 FRACTlfcE LIMITED TO ME5. wrestler, and the bout will be held some and six of these were in row. Grancy, If.. 4 Vitt. 2b 3 0 1 Thirty years' practice, treating tha fifth and Boston obtained two runs on day next week. Olsen a Land. ,c..... 3 JIcKte. 3 0 3 GAMESTODAY. - stipulated that a p 3 c.. 1 0 Stomach, Bowels, and Nervous Condi a double by Lewis and a circuit punch put up Nothing doing at our ball yard in the Blanding. Jlullin. p.... 3 tlitna. T I..A.. Dlqila, mA.si.4 forfeit be as a guardntee of mak way or big' league ball 28th TI.1.a. Clyde bat, bail rolling middle-weig- until the 1 from Engles the Local Boy Will Get Chance ing the limit. double-head- Totals 31 7 27 18 Total 32 6 27 11 1 l'hliarieljthlu Skin Trouble, and Private Diseases. to the extreme corner of left field. at the of May, but don't overlook the at Uotton. place Cleveland 0--3 including double a that takes tomorrow be 10110000 New York nt Brooklyn. Three hits, a and Professional Game at the tween tne nigh school teams. Dttroit. j. 0-- Consultation free. Medicines fur- poor by DannyJIoeller, gave the G. IT. PREPS LOSE. 00000000 charges low. Hours: 9:30 1 throw we we (2), Two-ba- nished; te Either will or will not Everybody Bans Johnston Jackson. hits Chlcasco at Plttrtarsr. and 2 to 5. Closed Sundays. bean brigade two more tallies in the Lyceum. , hopes we will. Wben we come home Jackson (2). Johnston (2). Threo-bas- pitch- Army and Xnvy Youngsters Win Cincinnati at St. LobIs. sixth, and Griff decided that a new everybody will be able to tell whether Blandinz. Stolen bases Jackson, Vitt. 13th er was necessary, so Joe Boehllng, the .Lou Scrogins. the popular local light vrlth Kase, 18 to 3. we have. Good Iuclft Climbers. First base on batli Off Blandine. 1; off Mullm, 728 Street 3. Left on bases Cleveland, STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Richmond thunderbolt, was propelled into heavy-weig- wrestler, 4; Detroit, 7. Struck former amateur The Army and Navy Prep School team out By Blanding, 2; by Slullin, 2. Double pW the limelight, holding the visitors, save champion BUSINESS WINS. in the seventh. The southpaw also re- in his class, will make his defeated the Georgetown Preps, 15 to 3, Olson to Johnston. Passed ball Land. Wild Won. Lost Pet. Win. Lose. pitch Umpires Hllde-bran- New 7 2 .778 peated eighth, allowing one first appearance as a professional In the Hilltop youngsters being outclassed Mullln. Evans and d. York .800 .700 in the but a The Business High School baseball team Time ot game 1 hour and 55 minutes. Pittsbnr? 8 3 .727 .750 .667 averting a hostile tally. finish completely. Score: 7 4 DR. hit and match tonight at the Lyceum Memorial nine, 2 Chicago .636 .583 REED defeated the Church to .67 score 4 to 1 against them, the A.&KT. P. Gt. Preps five-inni- Philadelphia 4 "3 .571 .625 .500 Withthe Theater, when he will Mon-tan- o, ABHOAE ABHOAE 0, yesterday in a game. The Victory meet Louis KilgaUen ssS 1 2 4 0 Noonan. cf.. 3 0 1 for Kctchcm. Brooklyn 5 6 .455 .500 .417 SPECIALIST Griffmen drove Buck O'Brien from the 5 3 0 10 of game the twirling the Italian wonder in a finish Harris, 3b... 2 2 Miller, lb.cf. 5 0 4 10 features the were' The battery Taylor St. Louis 4 7 .316 .383 .333 box in the eighth and made life miser- Lane, c 5 3 01 2 work of and Mead 19 Child, lb... 12 0 0 of both pitchers. Cincinnati 2 7 .222 .200 Charley Hall, sending over four match, best two out McEwan. lb 5 4 11 0 0 McCorey, 2b. 4 0 2 1 0 was a big factor in the Ketchem School JM Seventeenth Street able for of three falls, for B. H. S. Memorial. O A Boston 2 8 .200 .270 .132 804 N. Smith, cf 2 0 1 uusacs, 4 0 0 ABHOAE AB H E victory over Lenox School large, juicy tallies to the hugh delight a side purse. 10 10 2 0 Cullon, 3 1 2 2 0 the in the 7 Saccessfal practice la tas bet and the entire Scrogins T. Smith, If 3 0 0 0 0 Lynch, p 4 2 0 1 Hnnt. cf.... 110 ss... VF1IC If.. 2 2 0 3 2 S. E. Playground League yesterday, l I tHB cure of Caroale, Nervoas. of the crowd. Fraser. rf... 2 0 0 0 0 Ccibett. 3 0 0 0 0 Wilson, lb.. 10 Mevers, 3b... 0 0 12 when has been after a bout in this city "for rf... 3b. 2 0 2 2 1 0 Petworth to Play. Griff showed good judgment Vhen he the Leake, cf... 5 2 0 0 1 Beradint. If.p4 0 0 0 0 Derrick, Marty, rf... 0 10 the Ketchem School downed the Fifth special diseases ot Mea ana Wosaea Wood, 5 2 0 2 0 0 sad past two months, forced CMontano Keifer, 2b . 5 1 2 1 0 Dolan, 4 3 2 1 c 10 Miller, cf.... 10 10 S. Score: substituted Germany Schaefer for Boehllng and as.... 2 . 2 0 3 1 0 2b Streeters to The Petworth club, of the Federal Uoatson, p. 5 2 0 3 0 Trainer, 2 0 7 0 1 Bomet, ss. Cake. 2 0 0 3 0 Means Health to You if You Suffer opened, to meet him by challenging the c... 2 1 0 0 0 R H B as the eighth for the Teuton winner James, c 2 1 0 1 Cnlllgan, rf. Cribbs, c 10 6 0 0 League, will meet the Princeton Heights Catarrh, Obesity Itbenmatian. CocatipaUoa. Montano-Redd- tT 1 Lenox 8 rrom paved way for the victory, by ram- of the bout Thursday Total 42 1127132 Kelly, p.... 2 0 2 0 Dowrick. lb. 1 0 4 0 0 3 7 team afternoon on the 0 1 0 0 Owen, If 0 Ketchem 01C00250 10 8 Z this the Petworth .3? 7 24 6 Boemsfn, U2 2 0 3 12 x Debility. Kidney UUeaaea. Blad- ming grounder Boston third night Total 6 1 10 practice game. Uiacaica. Nerrcus a at the R Wise. 2b 2 0 0 I Dj?r. P. 2 0 0 0 0 Batteries Snyder and Smith for Lenox; Tailor diamond in a The con- Spcdflc blood t'cisoninj. Eruption. Scrogins is one of A. & X. Preps 2 3 0 3 0 13 1 0 der 'rtotitlts. sacker which Gardner could not prop the most popular 115 Widmayer cf 0 0 0 and Mead for Ketchem. Umpire Mr. Grace. gest is scheduled to start at 5:30 o'clock. Ulcers, and all Prlrate Lfceasea cured for Ufa by erly beating of the local boys. A clean-c- chap, Ororgctown I'rcps Flaherty, 3b 1 0 0 0 0 Tctal. .ir 1 15 6 2 handle and the throw to. 0100002003 0 ula ruettods. first Danny Moeller rattled a board oil Lou won friends while an amateur. (4), Hamss (2). Lane. 3IcEwan. Schjfer, lb. Xj 0 0 0 A. C. After Games. LUAUUbb LOW. INCLUDING MEDICINES. N. Smith, T. Smith. Keiscr. Leake f2). 121. Tltumiinnii on Tup. I,!enclln CONSULTATION FIIEK. the right field fence with a smashing drive and the Lyceum should be packed to Hotsm Tolal 20 1 15 Noonan, Miller, Lynch. First base bj error A. & 12 Grade A Llewellyn A. C. has reorganized and Private Walllajr; Boom for Ladlss. gdod two wallop brought night with friends of the lad, who 0- The Fifth of the Thompson for bases. Thte A. 4; Georcetdfcn. L Left-o- bases 'A. &. Memorial -0 OFriUK HOURS: will N 4r would like to arrange games with teams 10 12. the crowd to Its feet, and the roar which wish him success against the more Georgetown, base" Business. 0--2 School "defeated the Fourth Grade B of 10 to 1: 3 to 6. Sundays. to 6. First on Balls Oft Hoatson, 2; School averaging fourteen to sixteen years. For ensued a minute latel when IVIilan rapped seasoned and experienced professional off Lynch, 2; off Beradini, 2. Innins pitched By Kuns It. Wise, CulUgan. Earned runs Business, the Franklin yesterday on the 10 games address Fred Bellstcln, 531 light, scoring grappler. The, match will, start prompt- Lynch. 5; by Beradini, 3. made-- Off 2. White Lot to 5. The .feature of the Twen a clean singlo to Schaefer. Hits Lynch, A. First bane by errors Business,, 1; Memorial. 1. Northwe&t. could be heard for nine blocks. ly at 10 o'cloclc. Manager Mayer an Struck out By Hoatton. 7; bj Lynch, 5; by Bera- Left on 2; Memorial, 2. First game was the hitting of Shongest. Score: Street dini, 6 Three-bas- e Two-bat- "Good-By- nouncing thai the" regular performance bite Lane. Kelrer. base on balls Off Dyer, 3; off Kcllj, 1. Struck It H B " O'Brien. jhits Harriss, KilgaUen. (2), e (3a).... 1 1 3 1 '1 0 40 7 will be cut short. , McEjvan Dolan. Stolen out Bj Kclby 4; by. Dyer, 4. unt. ThompsStn, 2 I 3 BJmnSLSSS. base-- y. Smith. Hit bi. fritcher-- Hoatson, 1; by Wood (i). FanKliu (lb) I 0 2, 0 0 0 2 0 -5 3 At this stage Jake Stahl grabbed Pitcher O'Connor will B Stolen bines Double play t DR. FISK ELGIN IMC I1C1VUU9 iUUU, UJlU 4W I Pat referee the match Lynch. L jni. Jll SJ91CIU. O'Brien him forJtonight, Wild ratsed Derrick to Wilton to Bornet. Hlt by pitcher Battrfies Thomn'on. (5a) John- battcrie and Kxperl treatment of special diseases: chronic and Doctor's service, and' SB A and tcld that his work while Al Jdachler will be, Kie Tjmpirc-- Mr. stomach medicine Matt. Tiae of gUM- -2 hour By Kelly (Owes). Umpire--Mr. Zaaelli. Time Louis Zaualotte; FrtaUia (lb) James Lemon and rate. Consultation confidential. . Medietas 10 the day was over. Sea Lion Charley Hall official timekeeper evening. 15 ' far I?- - Hours, to . rueaa . aaib of the ad ssUuUa t of gamo--1 fnnrv K. Da.. - . "" - . aUhfd. Mess aodsnth f O sv. Pktac X. Tift? Closed Suadaj. it V A, ' . I i iU - JLjS .JU&Xfi ?..JSL S'.&3 u4iiLM- x'. jja. j&frSKfv lvMZr0ii WMM?Mk&MIi& SSeS3ta&!sSe3 mm