FORMER AND PRESENT BOXING CHAMPIONS ILLUSTRATE BLOWS. VBjrXjKJK3KJCXL NOLOCALPLAYER Midsummer1 Reductions of Swimming and Bathing Suits ENTERSMEY Bathing Suits SnlmmlnK Snlta iOe tt I 50c Robber Cap* 38 Ladles' Fine Woolen Sulfa Not 95.00 Two-Piece Worsted Sulfa Washington Represented JM.OO Two-Piece Suit* K3.50 Two-1*1ere Woolen Suit* I2.S5 in Chess Event at Lex¬ *3.50 One-Pieee Swimming Suit*. S-inch CheM Sfrlpe ...I2JS 91.50 One-Piece Swimming; Suifs ' flJSS Wafer \Vinir« 35c and 2Ko ington, Ky. Faat Color. Blue Wool Flannel Pnnts, now $2.(M TENNIS RACKETS CHAJES WINS MATCHES All Priced at Lowest Price Championship Ball 35c; 3 for 91 Tomorrow the annual Western Chess FISHING TACKLE TENNIS Association championship tournament 52.00 Throe-piece Steel Rod.91.6."* A backward season has caused us to make a big reduction on all Will start at Lexington. Ky. For the $2.00 Quadruple Heels 91.65 Tennis Rackets. past two years Washington has been $1.2.'. Quadruple Reels 95c $s.00 Rackets, nil makes... .*<1.35 brilliantly represented in this Ameri¬ Silk Lines, all the best makes. $.:."<» Rackets, all makes... .*3.95 amateur classic l»v Norman T. S2.*,o Rackets, all makes. .*1.05 can Munson Army Shoes, $6.50 Leather I'uttee none of the local ex¬ Lectins; feuular Whitaker. but Armj Shirt* to $-1 army style. *5.no. *7.V). 910.00 perts is entered in this year's event. iH. EdA'ard Lasker. the present title hold¬ er; Jackson Showalter. former United WALFORD'S, £ Ktates champion; J. T Beckner and ft practically all the masters of the mid¬ 909 Ave. dle west will compete. Pennsylvania N.W. Championship honors in the annual meetinsr of the New York State 1'hess arasaKafamraE Association have gun<> to «>scar Chajes offlfew York city, though one round yet remains to bo played, together with a number of adjourned games, which, however, will n>'t affect t'hajes' score A team match between Rochester and INTERESTING GOLF NOTES ttt«T visiting players wais drawn, the feature of the play being the drawn game between Howard and Chajes FROM THE LOCAL CLUBS The standing after seven rounds fol¬ lows: Players. W. I Player*. W. L. Chains ft'-j Jennings .... 3 3 Washington golf lovers will be af- last week, where hp and the :t 3 Starle 3K Dcmptejr Phillip* u, forded an to watch four of ^ brothers are pummi-ritijr. Smith wu - opportunity Howard 3 in a tie the greatest golfers of the country in for first place an:r<» State. Rochester. date in October. Charles Kvans, jr., great chanco Waller... Clarke f)f national and amateur to break th»- course record at «'olum- 1.W. Chicago, open bia last with A. J. S.H.* K. . l.Uee will Miss Alexa Thursday, playing 3.1»." V. S«-arle. Pr. V. IV Cray. champion, pla ywith Cummings. <"hasmar was out In 3.*:. 4.... Boaghton.... Fi. Patt4>rwB... Stirling of Atlanta as a partner, against with t missed six-foot x»u11 for a 2 on 5. NV Weber 1 N. i\ S-. rj.-.r Mrs. W A .Gavin of New York, metro- the short eighth hole, where he took 6.O. riu^cf X...I K. S. Howard two putts for a .'I, that figure winning 0 X. It. llerrick j olitan woman's champion, and Gilbert 7.J. Cant well.... CORBETT RKPRODt(I\(; THK BLOW him the hole. was back in 4o, get¬ ..H. Kin*: 0 V. Benedict Nichols of Great Neck, who won ti»< ting into trouble on th«* twelfth hole. TO WHICH HE FELL A VICTIM AT was in S3. Total 4 Total 4 Columbia Country's Club's professional Cummings around Hugh THE HANDS OF BOB FITZSIMMONS, j McK**nzi«\ who last year was one «>f tournament here lust spring. Mrs. the is the score of the Jloward- IX AT Columbia beginners, has been play Appended 1*97, CARSON CITY, SEV. Gavin, who from the Taconic »'lub a line w Chajes game, together with Chajes* vic¬ plays ing flame. One day last eek tory over Phillips: of I»ng Island, is a former English- he was around the Columbia course in ST with three 7s on his card. CAUO-KANX PEFEXSE. | woman and won the metropolitan Howard lb-ward Chajes. BEXXY LEONARD, LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION, SHOWING JIM CORBETT championship from a select field last A party of Oflumbia golfers spent W hite. Black. AV hite. Black jsprinir. Kvans is perhaps th«- best the week end at Pa.. 1 P -K4 T!» B2 Kt FORMER HEAVYWEIGHT HOLDER, THE BLOW WITH WHICH HF known amateur i:i the l.ast Monterey. last 1'.»-st season. He ;t j>t ur« d of Columbia members Clifford K. Berr\ 3 PlP PxP 121 11 K K Q2 the open championship at Minikhada in 4 Kt.KB3 22 I K.K man and l*ee I* Harban defeated John kt-QB3 g~K .June and in September defeated Hob and 5 P. B3 B- P4 I'- KIW KR.K2 'Gardner at Marion the amateur l<\ Walker John W. Brawner. * Rt-KB4 P.K3 _i KM g* for contributing: to the winning git g~ title. Miss Stirling has a record as!iBerryman 7 Q.KI3 Q-B 2.- g.-B- u.K NO MAN WILL EVER OUTFIGHT total of his side by annexing a pair of tiood as that of the amateur 8 gKt.^2 v.anz 2-; P R3 u is- g champion. 2s on two short holes, Capt. William 9 P.B4 Kt B3 27 It.IC. g -g3 having won the southern championship Alden Smith and Allen Gilbert, both 10 R.B B- QKt5 2> t; Kt3 Kt.K2 s-veral times Last year she annexed! 11 BxKtch 2» 1* the United States women's 'of Grand Rapid*, yesterday defeated Pr-n- i/e* Harban and John l". Davidson over 12 HxH BxB 3«» K B7 RxR ship over the course of the Relniont 13 gxH I'aSllfS 31 gxlt gxg Springs Country <-*lub. The exhibition the Columbia Country Club course. 14 Cant], * fxV 32 Bxg Kt B4 I.New Yorkers Make Only Five should be one of the greatest ev.-r held 13 RxP g.g- 33 is v.n is gs tin the the of Four Columbia polfprs motored to 1*B.Kt5 Kt.K 'M lSxi: KtxR country. Certainly* array Bedford Springs. Pa.. Friday and will 17 B. B4 P.B3 I'rawn Former Heavyweight Champion Pays Hits Off Goodwin, But tab-nt is t lie best ever gathered to¬ U gether for lied Cross purposes. return to Washington tomorrow. The K.y K.g I party includes George 1'. James. Albert K. B. OPENING. Fine Tribute to of Youth¬ Richard Beattie and Jack Rurgess of R. McKenzie. H. King Corn well and Capabilities Win Easily. Winter. ofT at CkaJ**. Phillips. Phillips. the Chew Chase Club halved a match ! Alph^us They stopped Black. ]double- course of the Columbia Country Club j The Bannockburn and Washington Golf 4 Kt- KB3 Kt.B3 V, BxKt gxB Scored Knockouts Illustrated. header here today, the Giants winning: last Friday. Burgess and Beattie were land Country Club teams will meet next 5 Castlea i*.g3 17 gxg Pxg 6 the a the first game a score of 4 to and 4 up and to play, and other I'uit Sunday in return match over the t P.B3 B.K2 is Kt.R3 It.K2 by 1, won four of the last six holes to halve Golf and Club 7 PxP CaatleS l'J P.KKt4 K.R2 St. Louis winning- the second. 5 to 4. Washington Country 8 P.Q5 Kt.K4 20 P.B4 K.Kt3 BY H. C. BYRD. the match. Burgess was 4 up and to course. In the match played last Sun- 9 KtxKt PxKt 21 PxP B.Rich The Giants won by utilizing all their plav on McLeod individually, and the day over the Bannockburn course the M Kt.B3 B.gB4 22 K.Kt2 PxP Benny Leonard, lightweight champion boxer of the world, has 110 greater hits off Goodwin. Schupp was effective Columbia pro won the fourteenth and ! visitors were victorious by a single and the 11 P.KR3 R.K 23 K P'Vh K.Kt4 admirer than Jim Corbett. former heavyweight titleholder. According to Cor- in the pinches, an error be¬ sixteenth in par seventeenth point. IS B.kkto 24 K.Ki3 iSesirza by Herzog land when Buriress had a j P.gR3 himself one of the cleverest men the ring has ever known, if not the clev¬ eighteenth bett. ing responsible for the only St. Louis pair of 6s. The latter had 44 for a Basil M. Manly and Bruce L. Taylor PROBLEM BY H. LAWTON. erest, Leonard is the greatest lightweight that ever drew on a glove, and it run. score of 72. McLeod was 76. Spencer 79 meet tomorrow over the Bannockburn BLACK.2 will be many a year before he is displaced. Corbett was here with Leonard on New York was defeated in the sec¬ and Beattie SO. course in the final match for the Henry- pieces. Williams cup. given to the Bannockburn the occasion of the exhibition in the Mounument grounds Thursday ond a Giant discard. boxing game by Ames, Roland Ion Campbell, an attache of club by two base ball players. afternoon, and it was then that he responded so openly with answers to ques¬ St. Louis won on a fluke hit. In the the British embassy and a brother of tions real hit a Guv Campbell, a semi-finalist in the Howard Beckett, pro at the Washing¬ concerning Benny's capabilities. eighth inning, Snyder high fly ton Golf and Clu. has had three the has said Cor¬ about fifteen feet in front of the plate. British amateur championship in 1912. Country "Leonard is the greatest lightweight game known." was fine rounds in th** past week, l^ast Mon- men The ball safely between Holke around the Columbia course last bett. "and that does not disparage in the least th»* splendid worth of like dropped week in 76. day he was around in 72. with an 8 on the Kid Joe Gans, McGovern. Jimmy Britt. Hattling Nelson. Jack | ami Rariden, and Cruise scored the on Lavigne. Terry run from second. Benton lost thirteenth hole, and Wednesday was McAuliffe, Frank Erne and others. Leonard possesses native intelligence and winning Jack and Fred McLeod will again around in 72. Friday he had a 78. with that two which few other boxers have. "CLOSE-UPS" oV COHBETT *> 1 hit*an«ton. A. Cleveland. A P.. II.OA. [ 3: Brooklyn. 2. Base on i«al!< -«»ff Schneider. ... l it and no runs in 2-3 inning. Bit by pitcher. generalship, his glasses and gazed long and AB.H.O. tBat led fur Goodwin in tin* ninth. run*.Off no Barnes (Williams). he canr.ot be. {justed W«Nh.< f... 3 13 1 Graney.If.. 3 rt o o ' off Cheney. 2. Karneil Ni.nelder. By Struck out.By Tarter. ting powers possesses quizzically at the likeness before he K\ the forfeiture of a postponed match St. Louis 0 0 (i o (i o 0 1 0.1 mns in U inninjrs: off Cheney. 3 runs ini . bi- ]; by I»ouic1hs. 1; l»y lUrites, 4. INTERNATIONAL LEAGIE. Mind I am not he will rot Barry.2b... 2 " 3 1 Chaprnan.ss 3 o 3 2 U 0 x.4 Messrs. Empires. you, saying spoke. Then: 0 0 0 Both cf 3 1 O 0 in the and Suburban Tenuis New York 0 1 0 U 3 O j niiip-s. Struck «»»»!-- By Schneider. 1: by Uienej. Harrison and 0*I»ay. Time of game. Toronto. 3; Baltimore. 1. be defeated. But I do if ife .Tnnvr!n.2b.. 0 City League, i B/ron and Tune 1 hour and 4 minutes. say this, "Why. the general aspect of the figure llohlitzel.lb 4 2 H 0 Harris.rf. I 2 1 o V. M. C. A. and Runs.Miller. Burns. Robertson. Hoik*-. Rari empires.Messrs. Qulgley. Baltimore, 12; Toronto. 0. is it will be some one with a ter¬ '» .» o 3 " 3 3 Sherwood went into Miller. Bair.l. of game.1 hour and minutes. 8; 1. by seems somewhat familiar. Also. 1 seem Gainor.ll.. 0 WamVOb. den. Error- Gonzal.-s, Herzog. SECOND GAME. .Providence. Rochester, rible punch, who is lucky enough t«» to remember something of that angu- Gardner,3b. 3 0 2 4 Gul*to,lb... 3 o H 0 their final match to decide the champion¬ Two-base hits.Rariden. Cruise. Three-base hit SFCOND CAMV.. Rochester. 7: Proridence. 4. 4 3 0 4 2 Il"lke. ]>oubI" Zimmerma n and Holke. Chicago. AB.II. O.A. Boston. AB.H. O.A. get that punch in at the right sp>t I a r pose. Let's see. now. where did I Il<»o{H»r.rf... li 1 Kvons,3b... of the circuit on even play H. O A. Flack.rf. 1 o 0 o Newark. 1; Buffalo. 0. Lewis,If 3 0 1 (» O'Neill.r... 3 1 7 1' ship yesterday iA-ft on ba-fs- New York. 4: St. Louis, 1*. First cfn'natl. AH.II. O.A. Hr klvn. Alt Maranv'e.ss 8 1 5 S and make that one hard to do meet 4 " - Mann.If .» * 0 Montreal. 5; Richmond. 4. enough that fellow, anyhow? Strangely 4 1 2 O Covele«kie.p li II » 2 terms. Sherwood, the team to bast- 'in errors--New York. 2. liases on ball- <;rnh.3b. 4 111 Ol-on.s. ...4 Powell.ef... 4 1 S 0 Scott.ss picked .. .114 1 4 the work. But as for outfighting familiar he is, yet somehow I don't Aenew.c... 4 13 1 Howard?.. o o 0 U Schupp. 4; oft" Goodwin. 1. Earned runs.Off Kopf.aa.. 4 M 2 4 UauU-rt.ll>. Zeld*-r.2b.. 2 12 Kehg.rf 4 O 1 « out a 3 to 2 [Off - ¦ h o AMERICAN Benny, it can't be done." seem to 4 O 2 win, nosed victory, and will 4. Struek out ISv r»; Ho.sh.< f... 4 1 2 My.r»..r » Mt-rkle.ll». 3 o Kelly.If 8 1 0 «. ASSOCIATION. place him. quite." IA >nard,p.. 1 4,'oodwin. Schupp. by O 3 <. 1 o Leonard personally is a likable and In that way Corbett carried out his IVnnock.p.. 0 0 0 «. oppose the Racquet Club on the Racquet Goodwin. Cmpires.Messrs. Klein hikI Euislie. <-ha>r.lh 4 T M.-nc-l.rr Williams,cf. Konetchy.lb 8 1 10 «. Columbtia. S: Milwaukee. 3. of game.I hour and 50 minutes. rf ) II 1 1 John-ton.If. 4 11 I »?.«!.3I» 4 0 1 2 Smith,3b 3 113 Columbus. 3; Milwaukee, 2. gentlemanly young fellow. About five end of the joke, but the wide laughing courts today to decide which team will " " 1 <" Hickn.au.lf. « " » « KUIduff.ss. 3 «» 1 5 Fitzpat'k.Sb O O O I feet five inches in on Totals... 2H i» Total-... 27 4 27 10, rhori/u Kanaaa City. 3: Toledo. 0. height and com¬ grin his face as he turned told all meet War for the team of SECOND GAME. V 1 rf 2 4 114 Wilson.c... 2 0 6 1 Kawling6,2b 8 0 0 3 Indianapolls. 3: Minneapolis, 1. built, he has a clean-cut too well of the memories the .Two our when winning run was scored. championship 2 .> 7 <1 0'Ronrke.3b 3 1 1 « Hendrlx.p. 3 0 0 0 3 18 3 pactly face, photo¬ In ninth. St. Imollis. AH.II. O.A. N. York. AB.H. O.A. Tragesser.c. Louisville. 4; 8t. Paul. 2. which is and frank. of Bob Fitzsimmons had aroused. tlJau for O'Neill Washington. War yesterday defeated Co- 5 110 4 2 o o WiDKO.c Jill Krii.-S»r.,-.. 4 S » Tyler,p 8 10 3 exceedingly open graph I.ong.rf.cf.. Btirns.lf 3 «» 1 .» As far as his appearance is concerned Boston 0 1 O 0 0 0 0 0 0. 1 lumhia Country Club six matches to Smith,cf 3 1 1 O Herzog.2b.. 4 1 ?> 2 Cueto.c 1 <> ° Smith.p. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Cleveland <» 0 O 0 0 0 0 2 -2 2 10 0 Kauff.cf 4 12 0 Began.p.... 1 ° - Total* 27 2 24 10 Totals.....2t 7 27 14 he would never be taken for a prize Shows How Fitzsimmons Won. three. In yesterday's and Suburban Gonzales,rf. 1 « Birmingham, 6; Little Rock. 4. his Kun*- Scott. Gran.-v. Howard. Two-bane City i Miller.2l»... 5 2 4 1 Zim'man.3b 4112 Itiug.P V Chicago 00000000 0.0 fighter*; dressed in citizens* clothe Leonard. Hoblitzel. Stolen match Y. M. C. 5 2 5 4 4 1 o 2 Kller.p l o o l Boston 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 2 X.2 Chattanooga. 3; Mobile. 0. he looks more like the Almost immediately Corbett stepped out hit» Scott, base---; I-eague A. annexed the j Hornsby.ss. Fletcher,ss. 2; Atlanta, 1. average college Hooper. Sacrifice hits Harry (2k Gardner, ( rui.-e.if 3 1 3 o Rob'tson.rf. 4 2 11 17 Kuns.Fitrpatrirk, Tragesser. Memphis. athlete. Something else, he has an and. with Leonard, gave an illustration of Kvan* aii'I Gni.sto. first two singles and won the fir.st set 2 1 Hi 1 Hoik.-.lb... 3 1 3 2 Totals .32 5 24 10 Totals ...34 13 27 Error.Wllaon. New Orleans. 5: Nashville. 3. Cov-b-kie. 1 loiihle play in the first doubles but l'aulette.lb. Two-iiaae lilt K«>lly. Stolen bases.Flack, Pow¬ easy, quiet, confident way of talking, the blow with which Fitz Left «>n Hoston. f*: Clevelajul. 3. Base match, Sherwood Baird,3h 2 O 1 1 Rariden.c.. 4 1 12 0 ell. 1 >oubb- to to ended his hold off 3. rallied and won all three to 1 loo 1120 play Kilduff Zcider Merkle. which seems to inspire his listeners ¦a balls -Off Leonard. 2: C?h*eleskie, doubles win Smyth* Te*reau,|>... : ? ?::"" I*-ft on base.Chicago, «; Boston, 4. Bases on on the in (.'arson puis off r^eonard. 3 hits am! li the of 1113 1 o 0 3 s s with a genuine person >1 liking for him. championship City, New, Hits and :tni«'d championship the league. Yester¬ Betzel,3b... Bentoii,p... 1*«! 1«.<»ff ifendrii. 1; off Tyler. «. Ilita and that March in 1SS7. runs in eight and one-third inning*: off Cove- day's summaries: I Snyder.c.... 4 2 14 earned runs.off Hendrix, 7 hits and 1 run in Billy Gibson. Leonard's manager, was day. 1 run in nine off 4 0 0 2 s " leskie, 7 hits and innings: ! Ames.p inning*, off Tyler. » lilts and no runs in » here with Leonard and volunteered a Fitz says that he shifted when he hit !'eiin«»ek. 1 hit and no r::ns in one-third inning. SI IKKWOOD, 3: Y. M. C. A.. 2. .'-Mae.-. Thorpe. innings. Struck out.By Hendrix. 4: by Trier. story concerning a bout Leonard had me that wallop, but all the same he didn't. Hit by pitcher By Coveleskie, 1 illoopert; I»v Win Totals... 37 13 27 Id Totals 33 11 27 12 M-K-','¦<. and Harrison. Time out SincJ'- Y. M. A.i defeated Conk- Empires.Messrs. O'Uay during his early rins? career in Phila¬ It was like this: 1 started a short swing I.'"Hard. 1 tHothi. Struck By Leonard, lin GAMK. Witt and Stauffer V. M. A -7. Buns- Miller (2), llornsby, l'aulette. Ouizrt r&v hotel employes, an Irishman, had outfought Fitz. but that one blow was »l <): Conklin and Sherwood Burns. Ih-rzog, iiol>ertson. Holke.. Error.Sny- ¦¦ Hri-.kivn 2. B««- Mill- <»(T It. fan. 1 walked all lit- needed. but that Best oil. A B 11. A K. Cleveland. AB.H. Al". «i«r. Two-liase hits.Cruise, Miller. Fletcher, "fr Smith. 1. Hi'« and ..rn-d up to Gibson and asked him if Leonard My, how fellow f t; ii 2 «» :> it li (> defeat* >1 Ni'hIii and Dnnean V, M. (\ A. *, 3, r.rr "line 1; Walsh., Graney.If. l/ontr. Three-base hits Herzog. Smyth. Home vMiis -Off «. bit - "I'd 1 "in Defeat Pirates. 3 to Five were not Irish. could hit." ."» .. 2 3 t 4 <> 2 4! 7 Fox and Kemon Sherwood» defeated! lb-pan. !u -?,« !n" 2, Making J.".nvrin.2l>.. hacnian.ss. Burns , ". rt:ii« in 3 in- and are <"ran ford and MeLarin (V. M. 4 run Miller. Stob-n bases Smith. <2», imii" hit* 3 1 "Shure." replied Gibson, "we both Corbett Leonard «jui?e chummy, no: 1.4 li" Botli.cf. .3 o 2 1 A.». (J.3. Sacritb-e nit- l'aulette. 1 ruu i'l 4 one the greatest 4 2 2 o! a.4. RolM-rison, Hornsby. S!up*: Kll/rl 2 lit:- Victories. are." Gibson gave a living exponent of old Gardner.3b.. 2 2 li 0 l!;.rns.rf... Sacrifice 11y Tesr.au. Iioiible play Fletcher. .ff run- in » lw.in««. StfM-k "Ut-liw.li.j-_-By Straight Leonard broad «' li 3 Sinilli wink as he handed out the days of the prize ring, and the other hold- Iloojwr.rf... I :i :i Whsg'ss.irh. TAKOMA I'AKK. Tt: SPRI.M; KOAI>. 0. Herzog and Holke. I.«-ft on bas>-> New York, i^i.i«r l In Filer. 2; l»v Smith. 3. Balk King. J PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. August 18 . supposedly a 3 (I II Guisto.lh.. 2 it lO II K. I'.eale (Takoma Park) defeated: on balls .Off 1. of Information. ing like position in his of the Lewis.!,*.... Singles 4: St. Luiis, H. Bases Tesreau, l mpire> Mensrs. ^uiKl. y ami Byron. Time Philadelphia made a clean of accurate The hotel rr.an time. Leonard has Scott,ci... ." *_. 3 rt Kvans.;;b. 3 2 rt Hr. nt (Spring Koad). U I, 6.3: Williams (Ta off Benton. 1: off Ames. 1. Hits au>l earned hour ami 40 minutes. | sweep did not the present probably ab- 3 1 O'Neill.c... 3 u 1 guZe.l get wink, though, and sorbed much lore from Corbett and Thojiias.c. 3 2 2! k<»t:iu l'arki defeated Jtrown (Spring Koudi' runs.-Off Tesreau. lo hits ami 4 runs in six the five-game series with Pittsburgh, reached Gibson a ten-dollar bill with ring Knth.p.. -.3 1 2 li Moroi.p... <> i) n o (V- 3, «..4. and one-third innings; otY Benton, 3 hits and 1 th" best of ring traditions, which un- o u o but it required fourteen to de¬ these words; "Put this on him for me Lambeth.p. 0 Double* Piatt and I.illy iTakoxnn I'arki de- run in two and two-thirds inning-.; .>!!' Ames, l Innings have done much to 1 .. ii f'Hi d Kr"\vii and r AND CUBS SPLIT. bet on an to doubtedly make him Gould.p 2; Weaver (Spring Itoad). 2. runs. Struek in By Tesreau. Passed ball BRAVES feat the visitors today, the score being I'll Irishman lick a Jew champion. Corbett will " '. " 2 1: Sp« are and Stoddard (Takoma Park) de¬ M«-ssrs. Ivlem and Emslie. be tifty-one years Boehlin^.p-- .Snyder empires. 3 to 2. ISach team two runs in any day." j of age the first of next month, vet he I»i*Berry ... 1 u u u feated ilr.nt and Kneessi (Spring Uoadl. J,! Time of game.2 hours ami 10 minutes. got the That caused a roar of laughter from does not look within of Hillings?. I >: F. lieale and A very (Takoma Park) won Grabs First Battle Through early Innings, errors aiding the visitors You'll Need a whole fifteen years that. default. Chicago Twinplex the crowd. Leonard is only twenty-one, yet has all l»y j t«» score their run. while .2!»2!» 15 DIVIDE DOUBLE-HEADER. good Those cold water shaves at Benny is a Hebrew himself. the stamina Totals 3.~» Hi 27 13 Totals s 27 FA I KM#NT, I: W. It. & K. A. A 1 Ninth-Inning Rally. hitting physical and courage and Stewart (Fairmont produced the tallies for the home team. will knock the The subject of the Joke **g«»t- on" sKill the older man at .Batted for Iuimlte'h in third. Singles defeated Sisler August IS..Boston and camp edge right off possessed that age. t Ha tied for Gould in eighth. (W. I:. & K. A. A ). «.2. 1 <5. «---4; Ilooveri BOSTON*. after awhile, but there is a s«*«iuel to <"orbett is ;t First 5 to Alexander and Cooper then battled un¬ your blades and if you haven't a splendid example of what 0 2 0 1 0 3.1) Fairmont) defeated Kimball | W. It. K A Cincinnati Wins Game, 2; Chicairo even in today's double- the story. Not lonir axro. lust before clean Boston 2 1 (I «? split ] til the fourteenth living and proper physical care will 0 0 O. 0 O 0 1 0 O 1 A.I. it 2, 2. the inning. Whitted led Leonard was to flight Freddie "Welsh, do for a man do for both mind and Cleveland Iloiibles Sisler and Kimball \V. It. »*wis. Brooklyn first; off with a triple and scored on Niehoff's the greatest defensive boxer in the i.a man whose life is a splendid precedent K'ins Gainor. A.) defeated Pierce and Pi pea (Fairmont), 7- l'v.Cincinnati 'same. 4 to 2. with a three-run. business. Gibson a lone- for t«» Scott and Harris. Error Graney. Two-bast; .; 2; Stewart and Hoover (Fairmont) won by BROOKYLN, August ninth-| sacrifice fly. Ffoeckel and Manager Jwmplex, got envelope Leonard follow. an Harris Sacrifice hits while in the second con- hits Walsh (2». Stone Stoker in the mail In it was a default; and Polk (Fairmont) won liy took the first game of a double-header inning rally, Bezdek of Pittsburgh were put off the registered Until, Lewis and Thoiuas. l'uuble plays Scott, default. scored a 2-to-O shut-out field FOR GILLETTE bill and this short note »\ ;t unu from Brooklyn today bv a score of 5 test Boston by Cmpire Kigler for protesting BLADES fifty-dollar i J;u,\ i in and G.i.nor; Ghapmui.. i.ii-s."ai:n> decisions on man: on FINAL STANDING OF Hits pitched balls. Score: kit, you'll have a hard time from the hotol BROWNS TURN ON YANKS. iGiiisJo; Janvrin. Scott ::inl Ga.nor. Left CLUBS. to 2, and Brooklyn won the second, the through ^Tyler's splendid pitchin»r In^your Bases on balls Pitta'h. AB.II. O.A. .Having. "Please put this on Benny to whip has"* Boston, 10; Cleveland. -I. Team.Won. Lost, of the 1) to 2. l>y Elliott. Klack and Mann, toKether Phila. AB.H. O A. You can't "Welsh. He still looks Irish enough for i) Uuth, 3; off Morton. .'5: off Lutiilw-th, 2: off! Sherwood 12\ 3H last series, Brooklyn's Ju' kson.if.. 7 2 «; 0 l*»skert,cf.. rt 2 2 <» get blades at camp " runs .V Maranville and Kitz- 7 12 1 me to bet on Hit Caldwell Hard Gould, 3. Hits an I y-ariied Off Uuth. Y. M. A 37 13 runs in the first game were due to with errors by Bigbev.rf... Bau< r»ft,ss. 0 2 5 2 whenever you want them.take a and run in nine off < :ir-y.«f 7 4 7 <. 5 Romp Away hits and 1 innings: Morton, no; Takonia Park 2(5 . 24 accounted for the three Chicago Ktook.31. 0 2 4 «¦ Chase and Groh. Cincinnati patrick. Baubert,lb. 5 0 11 0 Wilson c '' 0 Barnes.p... Niehoff. Sacrifice ili«*s .Whitted. Niehoff. l>ouhie Barber 4 1 3 0 0 0 i nru-r u 3 o 0 3 Nehf.p 0 0 0 0 & Hljfh.lf 3 <1 4 4 the third. It takes a real Jacotaon,< f. 2 3 he on the Roush.cf... Myers.cf... 3 0 3 0 bee and Niehoff and Ross, only until .'i 0 4 length of time pastimed its recent in Washington ° 000 plays Big Fiscl»«»r; Stork. " Walters,c... 1 I.avnn.JiS, 4 (I 3 3 ;at meeting 4 1 13 1 Stengel.rf. 3 10 1 on fighting machine, backed by almost 3 team two innings. On April Chase,lb... li.uglaU'- 0 J!0 I! 0!! I^'ft bases.Pittsburgh. 13; Philadelphia, 1». llth and Q Sts. ('al«lwell.p.. 10 3 l>avenjK)rt,p 4 2 0 4 Tiger being have been indorsed by the Magee.rf... 3 1 2 0 Johns'u.lf.Sb 4 2 10 Wolter*.... First Irnsi* on error.Philadelphia. Buaes on to ' unanimously super ring intelligence accomplish Love.p 0 0 0 0 covered center field for one Neale.lf.... 4 1 O 1 Cutshaw,2h. 4 0 3 7 Zeidert 1 halls.Off 2; off 4. Earned that. 1« Powell university authorities. There will be 4 0 3 3 0 0^ 0a 0H Cooper. Alexander, * inning in a .game played in Cleveland McKech'e,2b OTtourke.3b 3 O 3 2 Wortmanj.. runs.off Cooper, 3. lift by pitcher.By Alex¬ Leonard illustrated with Corbett the Totals.. 33 « 24 11 Totals.. 3C» 18 27 14 Two no foot ball training and Wingo.c 4 3 1 0 Hickman.If. 0 0 0 0 ander Fischer >. Struek out.By Cooper. «; on with which he Kilbane New York and didn't have a chance. days preliminary 4 0 0 1 Miller.c.... 4 1 5 3 To,.l, S7 10 27 11 Total. 30 7 27 11 «l. Pass.*d ball.Killifer. Save Money Your blow put away. 10000000 0.1 in Detroit. ran for George can¬ Kchneider.p. by Alexander, Um¬ The Clevelander swung the right, for St. Istuia I 1 0 0 0 4 0 1 x.7 later Ray the foot ball coach will meet the Cheney,p... 2 0 0 0 .ltattiil for Carter in the ninth pires.Messrs. Kigb-r aud Bransfield. Time of Mullin in the ninth inning of a skir- didates for the team for the first time Z. Wheat*. 10 0 0 In the ninth. lionrs and 28 he is famous, for Leonard's short It ii n a--Peckinpaugh. Shotton. Magee, Staler, tllatt.M for Wolter fame.2 minutes. Razor Blades. wjilch niish with St. Louis and failed to score. September 28, the day the university Kruegert... 1 1 0 0 IRan for Klllott in the niuth. Safety rihs. but the blow was blocked by Pratt. Sloan. Severeid, Jacobaon. Errora PacU- much chance to "fail" in the Amer- dull ones Leonard with his left and it was fol¬ iii'iitugli. Baker i2). Severeid, Lavan. Two-base Not opens. There will be no training table Totals ChicagoT looooooo Don't throw your away. with like Totals 34 9 27 1« 35 8 27 1« 0u 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Humor from has It that a drive to hita.Caldwell. Shotton. Sacrifice hit -Magee. ican League opportunities either for foot ball or any other sport Boston. Pittsburgh them in to lowed with straight Kil- 1 O 100001 . Bring us.,We sharpen which had Stolen buH'-a.Jacobaon, Maiaid. First baai* on this. while the present conditions exist, and Cincinnati 2.5 Him. -Flack t2). KildnlT. Wortman. Maran- Frank (Nig) Smith, former pitcher of an electric bane's jaw. power enough error NVw York. Ba*«»H on ba 11k -Off Love. Brooklyn 0 O 0 0 1 1 0 0 O.2 Error. Maranville. Kltan.tri. k thf» Chicago White Sox. is to succeed them with machine, giv¬ to a man much than coaching expenses will be cut to the vill' ' lt.1. '. in it drop bigger 1: off 1. Double play.Sial»-r. O'Rourke in the .... them new, Davenport, Lavan, Burns of the is minimum through the enlistment of u .Batted for eighth. Traceaner. Two-bane hit..IVal. Ilfbg. l>ati How ley as manager of the Mon¬ ing lasting edges. Charges the featherweight champion. Slsler. Ijeft on baaea.New York, fl: St. Louia, Outfielder George Giants tBatted for Cheney in the ninth. kJi'Iv saerltlee hit.KildutT. I loiible plav«. treal International team. Smith played low. On the walls of the big room which 7. Hita and earned runa.Off Caldwell. 12 hita a patriotic soul. He got a fifty-dollar corps of volunteer assistants. Merkle; Maranville and Koiietcby. EjKry and runa in off as Runs.Groh. Roush. Chase, Wingo (2), Myers, kildutr and in the International for awhile several houses the department of The 2 7 inninga: Love. 1 hit and 1 check for "hitting the bull" and split it So far known, Capt. Miller will be r .; ., r'v^ I'hloaco. »: Boston, 3. First liase sport run in 6 hita Cutshaw. Errors.Groh, Chase, Wlngo, Olson, and then lost out and re¬ & WEST Star are of many athletes. 1 inning: off Davenport, and no with an which is raising a the only veteran member of the foot Cutshaw. Two-base 2 on ball..-Off far- years ago. FRUDOLPH* CO., pictures runa in 9 inning*. Struck out.By 3: organization Paubert, hits.Wingo, ^ ir^r. ^l'-ato turned to his home in Pittsburgh, where Corbett was interested in Caldwell, fund to New York soldiers with ball team who will return to college Groh (2). Three-base hits.Chase, Groh. Double ter 2- off Barnes, 1. Hit. and earned run»- particularly by Love. 2. Umpire*.Meaars. O'Loughlln and supply 7 bit* 2 runa in S innln*a, off he has been playing independent balL 1332 N. Y. Ave. xuauy of the photograph# of old-time Dineen. Time of gam*.1 boor and 28 minutes. tobacco. this falL plays.Groh, McKechnie and Chase; Olson, Cut- Off Carter.

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