f rift J ,,V m& '' f 14, ,' . THE WASHINGTON TIME& TUESDAY, JUNE 18; 1912. i Friendship Between Griffith and havin May Bring George Mullin to Nationals r - GRIFFITH WAITING With His Favorites Winning Fame, He'd Sell His All to See the Game Si WHITE M s I ) ' FROM III, EUAL RO ' HIS PLUM OFFER MOD AND GD

Believes Navin and Jen- Princeton's Great Star De- nings Will Influence feats Yale Nine by , Here. Timely .

Sam White tripling with Ihe hasa JOE BOEHLING TO filled the other day In the annual base- ball game between Vale and Princeton REMAIN WITH CLUB captured a victory for the Tigers, 4 to 2, and showed the same ability to do his noblest against the biggest foe In Richmond Boy to Be Kept for the most important game, that marked hit. work on the football field last fall. , Use in Morning Batting White will live forever In the memory Practice. of partisans of Princeton for having by Individual exploits won three notable contests from the most eminent rivals of Nassau, Yale, and Harvard. Twice has the blue now succumbed to his Big League Hitters of prowess, and once has he brought tho cilmson. low, and In all three cases It was by a spectacular exploit. a Day Any wne of the three would have made an athlete forever notable. To he Player Team. AB. H. TB. Pet. the hero of the entire trio is to make a Tooley, Dodgers 2 3 2 1.000 recoid entirely without precedent. Mattlck, White Sox.. 1.000 His Famous Touchdown. Speaker, Red Sox... 8 4 8 .800 Tho first of thieo history-makin- g Jackson, Braves Ill4 3 4 .S0 plays by AVhlte took place in the O'Toole, Pirates 4 3 ,6 .7fi0 Princeton-Harvar- d game, November i, I,ord, White Sox.... 3 2 2 .667 1P11. A fumbled punt was bounding Mitchell, Reds 3 2 2 .667 aimlessly around among a bunch of with one ruilck E. McDonald, 2 .667 plavers, when White Braves 2 grabbed up tho pigskin, and ran Mowrey, 3 dash . Cardinals.. 2 2 .667 ninety-fiv- e ards for a touchdow-n- Cutshaw, Dodgers... 3 2 2 .667 Later it was also White who threw the Harvard quarterback back over his own line foi the safety that gave Princeton By "SENATOR." a vlctorj, S to 6. Then the public said luck Manager Griffith Is awaiting word GAME SOME WAS J The luck theorv was made to look a when, in the Yale-Princet- every minute on his offer for George .- I T little badlv (2 ia 1W ' TN .F-tMi- A PROT6CT0- S IvmMV OIPN game of two weeks later, this same Mullin, the big Tiger twlrler. to he let IWlo YlA: xjM-"- ENTITLE M6 - ) Wou SAM SO on a bad pass IJaTa2?.t Mft "' i, .. J&0. White gained the ball go to the highest bidder by Hughey from the Yale quarterback to the half- Jennings, of Detroit. He counts on hix back, and ran sixty-fiv- e yaids for a friendship touchdown that gave Prtnceton the most with President Navln and tiiumphs, football victory Hughey Jennings to swing veteran treasured of a the over Yale, score 3. hurler here, If there Is a possibility. But as if it weie not enough to do the "I am still expecting a reply from Impossible In football. White also In game of the Detroit club," said Griffith- - today to achieved It In . the a "Mullin" may week ago eBt:rdav. the writer. have seen his Yale was leading by one when, in best days in Detroit, he's been there a the econri inning, White came to the long time, but I I could use the bases filled and two men think him bat, with was my pennant-winne- r. "All the big blonde athlete did In efforts to land a Among the Minors. out triple, not In BIG LEAGUE GAMES to smash one Into the crowd for a He's the best of shape, but hard clearing the bases, and giving Princeton work would bring him around all right, American Association. a lead that Yale was never able to over and he'd get hard work and plenty of It Toledo, 8, Minneapolis, 3. . come. here." Indlanapolls-S- t Paul, rain. Not luck, but alertness and nerve Is BINGLES Louisville-Milwauke- e, AND BUNTS rain. Hughey Jennings evidently re- Chicago. the answet. intends Columbus, 0, Kansas City, 6. At building his ball club from the bottom R.H K. up. By Rice. Bos'oti . 0 0 0 2 0 10 ft -4 12 1 Boxes Summers and Mullin are on Grontlond League. 1 0- Jim the International Chicago . . ft ft ft o o 0 -16 1 Jeffries market, and "Smiling Bill" Donovan Rochester, 3, Baltimore, 1 (first game): Batteries Hall and Cad . Walsh and is hardly more than a coach and scout Rochester, 2. Baltimore, 5 (second Sullivan Umpires Dlneen and Sherl- - At Titanic Benefit for the team to which he has glverf Sixteen in a Row." game). dan. Toronto, 0. Jersey City, 1. tX)S ANGELES. June IS -J-im Jef- the best of his life. 1 .ears baseball (Dedlcnlrd to C. Grlfllth and raat.) Buffalo, 1. Newark. NATIONAL LEAGUE. fries, former heavyweight champion The Tiger? are not In the running An of I an spirit Montreal. 7; Providence, S. will make his first appearance In a a member tbln nntluu have frit undue vlatlon In rnnrurr frnni the of the tlnrl At Grounds: thl, season, even with the mlght Cobb 1 Polo prize ring since his defeat b.v Jack Aa pleaaantrlea on passes, of mnn Tri-Sta- the of life nrre forced on met linve traveled free known the smiles te League. R.H.B. afternoon, when a benefit in the game every day Tyrus Is not 2- Johnson this My career tnav hMe beeu checkered and my mishap lasses York, Lancaster, 3 (first game). Giants I 0010(1 -5 S 1 performance will bo given for the Ti- setting the world afire this year, either. I. .1H01 12 1 -deckere- il, i I been keyed lilizli oh! York, 0, Lancaster, 2 (second game). Plttsh'g oonjnoono 14 He Is old-tim- e hne with litlssfnlness hut, tanic victims. not running bases with his - Batteries Marnoard and Meyers; j- Trenton, 6: Reading 1 (first will box three rouds With bis spirit, and his hard drives for llut in? ul lina often rhrllled wllh boundlus Klee. All in Jnya arc fast concealing as I think about the game); O'Toole and Kellj. Umpires Riglcr and Jim missing. Trenton, 1: Reading. 2 (second game). brother Jack, while Tommy Ryan will safeties are The Jungaleers I have gathered In niv measure of tlir world's abundant feeling 2 Finneran. will have shot their bolt Nand will begin to Wilmington, 3; Johnstown, (first meet Howard Morrow. Joe Rivers pleasure, OF THK HOME TICAM WIMVJNG SIXTKKN IX A HOW. game); Wilmington, 3: Johnstown, 4 At Brooklyn: wind up the prize-rin- g hill with a short rebuild for another season (second game). R.H.E. Battling Chico. I have (rained my nil of hnpplnraa but, nh! 0- bout with Boehling Will Stay. lou ma; think that 1 am kidding, hut done a lilt of Brooklyn 0 0 -3 11 1 I lime known the feeling of the- - lillaa thnt'a uinsl I'e St.. Louis 1110 6 0 Joe Boehling, the Richmond amateur nnfr skidding New England League. ..100000 01 appealing) Down of on a whoop i ft, 2 Gume called rain College Player Signed. twlrler, sent back to the Climbers by the Primrose Pike .lojllr Lotvell. Fall River. Batteries Ylngllng and Miller. Har- OK THK HOME TIIAM WIXMMJ SIXTCKX l!V 1 HOW. I have held four tinirlv neia vs. four fat qiieriil.v fnrrs, Brockton, 3. New 2 The Clevlandn Baseball Club ha' Mmkc-Npmr- Bedford. mon Wlngo. Umpires Chattanooga club, of madp 1 and Brennan and the the Southern nd the; tell me I'vr take thr loop! I.nn T. Lowell. (morning gamr), Emslip lgned Pitcher Chester Miller of thr League, on account of wlldness, Is to 1 Imve roarril wllh lrr nnd Imigliter (let un skip the And thpj saj ihrre Is no lenn tothe Jo we have In 1nn 11 Haverhill (afternoon game; Wittenberg College Baseball Club for remain with the club, according to Horning nftrr), lipaven. lawrence, 1, Worcester, 0. At Boston. a trout Milter has pitched phenom- llul It couldn't lir morp gripping, kid, I know. R H K. enal ball for the Springfield (Ohio) Co'-leg- e Manager Griffith O a n 1 ahort llfr and inrrrj one for nilnrl Than the wild, tumultuous spending of thr hrnrt brnt Southern League. Cincinnati . OOOOftOOO 56 10 striking out from 13 to 22 men in "Boehling has the makings of a good I hmp topped highest old pink Hdifl rraillng , Boston ft ft 0 ft 0 0 0 0 6 2 everv game pitched with the hurdles Tilth thr nftrr Memphis, 1 Chattanooga, o 00 nearh he says Batteries Puggs and McLean. Dlck-o- n support. Is twentv-on- e pitcher," the Nationals' leader, which curdle OF Tim HOMK "IIJAM MNM.fi M.Ti:K IN BOW. New Orleans. 5, Montgomery, 2. poor catching Miller 1 atd Kllng Umpires Klem and age. right-hand- er "and shall retain him here for use Nashville. 2. Atlanta. 9, (first game), vears of a nnd In the morning batting practice Per-.ha- Bush. in Wittenberg College. His Nnshvl'le, 3: 4 (second Philadelphia-Chicag- o a Junior to- storming facing Atlanta, game). game postponed Jack Ryan and I, working (Ed. Comment This dashing lyric first appeared In If Griff and his Senators, thirteen Mobile, 0, Birmingham, 3. home Is In Springfield. Ohio. gether on him, can over- on account of wet grounds. teach him to the public prints of August, 1006, dedicated at that stage games with Philadelphia and Boston, can hold their own come his wlldness, his only weakness fortnight, joshing of the South Atlantic League. now to a bloke by the name of Fielder Jones, with support- this next the outside multitude "Ryan Is one of the best coaches in will suddenly cease. Savannah, l; Jacksonville, B. Player toGet a Suit. baseball He has worked wonders with ing cast of White Hosed runaways. There are occa- Columbus, 3. Columbia, 0 One of Clark Griffith's Climbers is Albanq, 1, MHcon, 2 (12 innings). J Cashlon and he may repeat with this sions when we are to slip one over nnd double up going to near a new suit of clothes af- Breakers Ahead youngster, Boehling " able The Record. Memphis, 1: Chattanooga, 0 ter todav's game, for Saks & Co., has Guy Johnson, another recruit farmed on our versifying output, but in this case we have been Virginia League. offered the choice of an.v suit in thp by S (5 In- estahlishmpnt to out Griffith, has been turned back brain-fagge- In the dizzy interim the Senators require three more Norfolk 2, Newport News, the National makinc He will be found another Job In the forced to dally a matter of b!x d seasons ex- nings, rain) the most hil in todav u contest. If there V straight victories, meaning consecutive, they 1 m tgf".1 hopes of blossoming out Into a future ploiting the coup de pace. Later on Mr. Jones and cast before tie Petersburg, 11; Roanoke, is a tie. the plaver getting the largest 1tL star of the mound Chicago's lf)06 Richmond, 2; Pittsburgh, 1. total of bases to win vfrvv"eO rare made it nineteen straight, won the American League record. These three affairs fall with the Would Buy Schultz. Athletics, but the D. of C. man-eater- s, having tasted - - .?-- . ?. pennant from a sixth place start, and wound up by trim 1 - In his desire to hae a capable south- gore, are now running amuck through the high and low H"H"I H'H'Hl-H-'K-K-H- paw on his twirling statf. Manager ming the record-breakin- g Cubs in the great Chicago X Griffith has made anothei offer for . If Mr. Griffith cares -to take this as a alike. Heinle Schultz. the bis portsiJer of th hunch, we extend the same to him with the copyright The big splash will arrive when Savannah club If he can obtain him ! erased and the full and complete felicitations of the faces . Some contest here is the correct at once, he Is willing to pjy a fair merry Not is of any general price foi him occasion. that the verse or and proper title, believe us whether you will or not. Kfforts were made this spring Just particular merit, but the subject thereof is an epic a after the Nationals returned from Char- fit shot for the fountain of another Homer or the type- lottesville to get Schultz, but the Savan- writer of "burning Sappho" at her best mldseason form.) The Red-Hose- d Trio. nah folks wanted the Florida Aeniie Park and a part of the hospital bark Any club with a set of outfielders like Sneaker. Hoon of it for him Griffith refused to pa bhOW UOWn. er. and Lewis is pretty sure to be a flag I the price demanded, and nothing has rirSt contondejvwith ill 1 been done since Boston, Washington, and Philadelphia put in the next anv sort of assistance from the rest of the east, Mike Kahoe Ijas seen this promising joungater. nnd has recommended hlni wo weeks together, which brings on the first big show- - Tnls trio forms the greatest outflelding output of the News Comment Both 'of the prin- to the Nationals' boss as a possible JKame, bar no three from any other club. Speaker cipal Bepubliran candidates ai e down of the year In fact one might slip across "crucial and CZ3 iBaataHBte-X- avvaltinc the turn of the tide In tar in the big show. now naymona T --ffli !' ? .erles" at this date if CanneryJar No. 14 could be lifted .ioe .lacKson are giving tyrus u. tne flash Jf the Convention to ee which one No Practice Today. of his wild career, and the batting race among this clus jrj will he landed high ind dr and Though the Climbers reported at the from the shelf under cover of tumultuous times. ter will be about as keen as the pitching molee among which will be swamped park today, no practice was Red Sox pennant ball real and Athletics are two sure contend- Johnson, Coombs, Wood, Bender, Walsh, and Hall In this shop just now v, e are ex- held The heavy rain yesterday has ers, certain to be at the wire with the first entries, but Ground-keep- er a flood tide suc- slowed up the playing field, and the Washington affair is stjll baffling the alienists who Griff paid $15,000 for Chick Gandil and then won six- periencing of Fitzgerald Is spending a lot of are running around in dizzy circles seeking for the well-know- n games. And the $1,000 per victory cess. The reputation we have money, and using a large gang of men teen straight was In an effort to prepare It for today's "Eureka." dead cheap at the price. made on good clothes values is contest Gallons of oil were burned to us now a great- upon the diamond to hasten the drying bringing back process, and the steam roller worked ly increased patronage. paths to Retires Pays Full Penalty Red Sox Get Van Dyke. overtime smoothing out the this patronage by giv- be trod by the speeAy young Nationals. With Great Record The Red Sox have bought Pitcher We hold Manager Griffith was on hand to hold For Umpire Baiting ing each patron honest value a council of war with his playeis Van Dke from Worcester, of the New T 1 W Vn . IS. ' Cy" were gone the coming VHURLING. tunc 18,-- League. Is and the maximum of quality Plans opi for PITTSBURGH, Pa . June For Kngland He the pitcher contest and when all was declared IcninR. undoubtedlv the greatest pltch- -' was unbeaten until he met Keat- to 1Ih of- Umpire Ralph C Kennedy of who for the" lowest possible price. readv, he lushed downtown ei the national game has evir known, ing, of the lavvrence team, who was fice, while mam of the plavers re- pitched his game a local amateur league, Charles Rague, Danny special has last Our mained behind to play checkers and a spectator at a game played yesterday, victor in their clash because he was Moeller mighty arm twentv-on- o whist. The that for was sentenced to pay the costs abole to hold Worcester without a hit. vears was th ma of terror of opporlng lor prosecution, a fine of $1(0, and serve Jesse Burkett, of Worcester, says Van Star of the Diamond league batsmen has lost its magic in nine months In the county Jail Th eas-sau- lt Dyke is the better pitcher. Happenings Sportdom imvver to lie rcovorcd Serge Suits followed the game. Tathei Time, has at last conquered the Yesterday. Judge Umbel, before pronouncing sen- Small Boy Knew. Wins the Diamond Pin eleven-innin- g giand old man of baseball, and his wins an tence, delivered an address on baseball, how-ol- final retlr--m- coming from his own Stout Party (pleasantl1 And game hang- the Jurist being oiip of. tho moBt en- against the Pirates, lips haw ciht a pall of sorrow over fans are ou, my little man? ing up his fourteenth straight vic- thusiastic baseball fans In the country. $13.25 to Boy Six from coast boast and from the Oulf He said there was no justification Small tory, and tying tho world's record. to Canada. for Stout PartyAnd what are you go- Offered by the Castelberg Jewelry Co. 1 on umpires, and he are unbeatable in quality and Wishing Ring, a 900 to shot, won "Cy'a" announcement came upon tha assaults that was ing to be" be- going to make an exdmple of Hague. come the sixth race at Latonla, at odds diamond at New Athens, Ohio, a fvv Small Bey (solemnly Seven. to the member of the Nationals making the highest price. Ju?t in and try on lieved to be the largest ever laid clays ago. After lobbing over one of these suits and you'll be tho ball batting average in eight straight games during the month against a winner. for threo innlnja for I'tanklln College sure to take one home with The Wisconsin crew experienced against Denuihon p. H. C. Iho heroic LYCEUM THEATRE of May. hard luck in smashing its shell at its vi'letan, vith Tears streaming down his Dr. SHADE you. cheeks, but his head held h'gri with , the classy outfielder of our classy boat house near Poughkeepsie. the proud and doited deteiminatlon of Worth $18 of Any Man's Money. s EVE. H V Perrine won the qualifying one whom the fat-- have conqueivd, SPECIALIST FRIDAY JUNE 21st. Team wins by hitting the ball for a mark above .400 Val- tut who' splri' lemalned unbioken. round In the annual Huntington grandstand ley golf tournament. A. H. walked out bffoic the and Wrestling for the mldillevrelght The pin received as a prize by Moeller is a beauty Club Ip a voice choked with emntlon an- 728 Thirteenth Street rliHinplnnMhlp of the world. Smith was second. nounced the nriinl of the end and worthy of his excellent record. - Yale varsity four is swamped and "The old aim is sona. I give way to Over 30 Years' rractlce Treatln JOE TURNER, the local favorite The BIEBER- a yo'ingi man fnls is m.v lasi game, Stotnacb and .Virvoui Disease. hell is totally destroyed at n. the it was here :hat I began mv baseball Indigestion, Lois of Appetite, CO. Full-De- JORDAN," KAUFMAN Gales Ferry In the rough water. enreer. ind It Is befitti ig that I should Dizziness. Bad Tast. is CRIS of Cleveland. retlie-men- t. Eating. Waktfulneas, As a of a run-i- n with Umpire end t heie, and announce) my After Lou result It s all over,' said cf Fleah. Heart Trouble, ralpltatloo. The Man's Dept. Store Evans, "Davy" Jones, of the Detroit he and Bladder Kidney Trouble. Strlctura, LOUIS PASTELBERG'S team, drew an Indefinite suspension. Hallow Complexion, Pimples, Blood and MONTANJUhe Italian Demon No 8k! n Diseases. Loss of Vitality, and 901-90- 9 St. S.E. Washington fans give the home- Matter. Special and Prlvata Allmvnu of BoU 935 Pa. Ave. N. W. 8th "Dora .. ou are sixteen and can't spell coming Natlouals welcome which ' Hexes cured promptly. YOUNG HONDAYof Brooklyn N. Y the World." your name correctly' Consultation free, rnedictnef furnlahad, "The Largest Credit Jewelers in "Down by the Navy Yard" surpassed any other demonstra- I I ex- 2.V--, far "Oh. that all right. motrr rharites low. Hour. 10 to 1 and 1 to & VUlCBHi ,10c, 73c, and II. tion ever given a baseball team here. pect to chance It in a jear or so.' iuadaya. W t U. .... Tickets uon on Sale ri'TTi.l..l..