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10 THE WASHINGTON TBEES. THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1913.

Double-Head- er Yankees Here Tomorrow in Boosters . Offering Prizes ,

DOUBLE-HEADE- R ON It Was Boosters' Day for the Naps in the Capital Yesterday OFFER PRIZES TO

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-- j-(- M we trico state- - Squads All Over City for Second Boosters' Day, June and Griff men Expect to Do Some Climbing Cashion fti' JgEM&B) .St; t V?V -- W sV1'R'"v Recovering, But Won't for Many a Day. 28 Asks Fans for Ideas To Be Used at Park.

By "SENATOR." By "SEKAT0R." means busi- when Gandll was caught oft first base . That the Boosters' Club and George McBride kicked himself out ness la shown tor their announcement Day be" League Probable Line-up- . of the conies: in the eighth. Morgan today of another' Boosters t Big Biffers of a point; to short and Laporte to second. observed June 28. the last day or tn Day. Dineen had several close decisions Griffmen city for almost a which h Kave against the home team In this Washington. Cleveland. and before the came was concluded the month. Furthermore, Boss Booster BUI forming clubs in all sec Moeller, rf. Johnston, ib. fans were riding him savagely. "Ger- Hoover Is. JAH.T.B.Ate. man:-" Schaefer was in charge of the tions of the city-an- d .prizes will be of Bescher, 3 Turner, ss. Griffmen 'Beds.... 3 3 1.000 Foster, 3b. in the final frame. fered foe best showing , on the next Gardner, Bed Sox. 2-- 4 1.000 Milan, cf. Olson, 3b- - Though the have expected holiday and for making tne most noise Griffmen way. DeTore, 1 1.000 GtnAiL ib. Jackson, rf. to play off a postponed game in De- In a novel Beds...... l l troit on Julv S. the Tigers have sched- "Get in line for Saturday. June 28." Is Miller, Fhniles.... 1.000 Morgan, ab. Lajoie, ab. uled an exhibition game on that day the clarion call of BUI Hoover today. at Laporte. Ind.. to be followed by a ,D! Murphy, Ath... Ill 1.000 cf. Shanks, If. Ryan, banquet at which will be "We want to send our grand Utile ball team away rejoicing. We shall have a' DabHC, Tigers Ill 1.000 McBriae, ss. Graney, If. toastmaster. parade to the park In big sightseeing Loberts, Cards.... Ill 1.000 Ainsmith, c. Carisch, c "Red" Nelson, once with the Brown- cars, music, and some novel a band of Batler, Pirates 1.000 Henry, c Land, c ies Cardinals, and Phillies, has been features that will cause lots of fun, and 111Ill sold bv the to the Collins, TThite Sox. 5 'i 5 .S00 Boehling, p. Falkenberg, p. Nashville club, of the Southern League. everybody alive. "We are organizing a boosting club Snafer, Giants 4 3 4 ,7o0 Engel p. Blanding, p. Pertinent comment bv Ed Wray, for each section, ancusome rivalry be- Post-Dispatc- 4 3 3 sporting editor of the St. Louis h: tween these clubs is expected. To work; Pratt, Browns .750' "It now develops that W. H. up Interest In this thing prizes wlU be The New York Yankees come rtomor-ro- w, Ronlnger, a stockholder of the Browns, offered lor the club making .the most secretary January, noise in the most novel way, six-ga- series witha was elected last and .and for Hoover wants the. names of rooters opening a the information has been withheld by the club turning out the largest mem- willing to lead these little knots of er avenue double-head- at the Florida, the Browns all this time. And during bership. Headquarters are to be es- noise makers. He wants suggestion; prairie. The Griffmen nope to do some that time the fact that Rickert was to tablished In every section. 'Timothy L. from the bugs with original Ideas. He climbing during the stay of the Chance be superseded was also known to Costelloibelng suggested for leadership, wants. to make this next Boosters Day .. ... j utii. Hedges and others connected with the in tne nonneui secuon. Me can do even better than the first was. So If tribe in...me capital auu tram .". club. found at 633 H street northeast, where I you think you have Ideas worth while. closer to the Mackmen, who are today "Failure of the Browns' management you roosters can register in ms Doua. snoot tnem along to Hoover. just twelve games ahead ef them. Sir to take the public ever so little into Us Melvin Gallia will confidence, is one explanation of the Robert Groom and reciprocal coldness that Is now being very likely be called upon to puzzle the handed right back. batsmen from the big town. "And there's more of the low tempera- good ball ture coming, to judge from waning FOSTER SOON TO The Yankees are jjlaying baseball interest." these days, but still seem to lack the &aj--s ful- - '- class necessary for the large show. The Detroit Times of Tuesdav has a THRee - ' booster-th- ai thbx ousht :&ta3yr. i five-colu- layout of rzz. mJh and are pitching the Griffmen. m7ng &3Tn-- Krt '"" W 4?ltlc both twat are Including Cashion. Hughes. Shanks, out - W X. svefiGc: BE IN CONDITION in fine style, but the other twiners Gandll, Morgan, Laporte. Foster, and sSim-TmSy'- C- ."" i west wrm i wahs 4TI-HJ- Me f not going well. , the Henry. But here's the joke they iI '( t!w"Wl-::SP- U ' and SCRUM ' 'jr team's sensational youngster, is toting are all said to be. members of the Mil- yi'' J ''.Jr a sore wing from too mucn work, and waukee American Association team. Midget Third Baseman Makes His First Since April 21, and se .,' his poor condition Is proving a sad . , t . r handicap to jhe team. White Sox Fall on Shows Improvement in Fielding--Fa-ns See "Cincinnati The Yankees play here tomorrow. Saturday. Monday, and Tuesday. They played but one game at the opening of Bender and Wyckoff Base Hits" in Second Clash With Naplanders. the campaign, Johnson winning from George McConnell, 2 to 1, and so they PHILADELPHIA, Pa., June IS. The have two postponed games to play off. White Sox hammered "Chief" Bender X c By "SENATOR." one coming tomorrow. The festivities young , .1 - and Wyckoff from the mound - will begin promptly at 2 o'clock. "Fateem" Foster has made his first was allowed to trot down xn the ninth, yesterday and no wia-nin- g "We're going out those Yankees had trouble in hit April 21. to left there being two down at the time. arter the second game since a clean drive from the start. The Naps cleaned them from the Mack- center, Griffith-feel- s cer- men. 9 5. anl Joe Jacksonj saved the for four straight, and we're going out to to Walsh, while not In the RED SOX CAPTAIN tain that the midget thirdsacker will honors for do better than that," Bays Griff today. best of shape, kept the hits scattered E Gregg in the seventh by his great give OUTPITdo BARROW SCHEMES soon be in condition to make many of throw to the plate. It wasn't such a "We're going after all six. That'll In all but the sixth frame, when thu - us a big boost, won't It. up the line. these. Out of four trips to the- plate In long heave, but It had to be perfect away leaders collected four runs In a bunch. against Naps and It was. O'Neill got the ball at Can't let those Mackmen run with Bender lasted , the second contest the right height swing old pennant." Just three the once, singled once, foul- the and had only to this visitors getting six hits for Foster walked half around to block off tne rushing four runs BY LOSE FINGER ed to Johnston, and rolled to Lajoie young Jay Carl Cashion Is slowly recovering In that time. Wyckoff received the TO POOL PLAYERS Shanks. The Griffman took the same once. a bit more strength In his chance of scoring on bad throw. He his injury, Manager Griffith . treatment when he entered the With a from but box. Bill Taff. the Texas rookie, on wallop that roller to Lajoie would have lost out, that's all. predict the date his return unable to of stopped the hitting for the five - to active playing again. last skipped into right field for a safety. Johnston played smooth game In gradually, and frames. The score: League Would Equalize the Strength of fielding do, a "He's working out R. Head of International Blood Poisoning While he had little to he the field, having several bad throws doesn't complain much about his arm," II. E. Cleveland Hurler Defeats Na- Has and Must well, were strong White Sox 30 14 10000--9 H 1 did It and the fans to handle. He looks like a rattling says the Old Fox, "but I can't even 0 0 0 0 4 I ..good man the. field, is, not par Mackmeri 0 0 0 1510 4 So That Pennant Race Will Be Close at All for .him. . in. but guess when he'll be in condition to Batteries White Teams Remain on Bench for Some doing enough ticularly impressive ai tne Dai. des- pitch ball for us. I'd like to know, too, Sox. Walsh and tionals, Adding to His Rec- "Foster Is well to suit pite homer over short 'fence. Schalk; Mackmen, Bender. Wyckoff, me, and have the most t olose," said his that for we need him badly." Taff, and Lapp. Times His System Distributes Stars. I Pitching. Time to Come. Manager Griffith today. "He handles When the Yankees come here tomor- ord for Runless himself in oldtime style, one of his row they will bring with them Jim stops being beauty, coming Hanley, captain the Zimmerman Rewarded yesterday a and star of By "SENATOR." In Lajoie's slow ball In the Manhattan College team and he may get 19. fast for By "SENATOR." pace, particularly on the bases, but BOSTON. June Heinle Wagner, . a chance to show his stuff against the Ed Barrow, head of the International fast captain shortstop second , Griffmen during the series in this city. For Good Behavior pool- he has slowed up and Is In danger of and of the world's soon as gets used to seeing Vean Gregg outpltched Walter John- League, Is out with a scheme for champion Sox, suffering "As he Hanley Is a southpaw, whose work has control, thus being released. Red Is from Jumps and curves the plate, and been excellent all spring. He gave Villa son, that's all, and the Naplanders ing the players under his blood poisoning, and may lose one of the at Nova two hits and fanned eighteen this CHICAGO. June 19 Heinle Zimmer- copped the second clash, i to 0. When keeping the various teams at about Everett Scott, sent to St. Paul by the that won't be long now, he'll begin slap- L the fingers on his throwing hand. He year pitched man. Cub thtrd-sacke- r. who has making pennant , Is expected to succeed ping them safely. The very presence and last season a kicked Lajoie threw out Afnsmith in the ninth equal strength and the young- will out (he game several game against Seton Hall. himself out of many games He Is Heinle Wagner next year. The be of for of Foster adds 50 per cent to Danny thus far frame, the lanky southpaw, with the races better for all concerned. is talk the American Asso- weeks, at the least: He was Injured in- twenty-seve- n ster the of effectiveness, and this pair of this season, will receive JIM In two nerve of steel, had pitched thinking of trying the scheme next fall ciation his brilliancy in the field and Moeller's Rube Schauer, the sensational twirler for tagging a runner sliding Into second. hustlers will soon be making runs for of the Superior. Wis., team of the stallments if he will behave on the ball innings without allowing a single run. at the close of the present race for the hla speed on the bases. He is hardly In Wagner's absence Harold Janvrln, League, field for two weeks. great twirling to shut out the Hag. twenty years old and has a long future the team." Northern and Pitcher Rausch. It took re- the sensational schoolboy player, will of Winona In the same league, have A fan who asked that his name bv Griffmen, Gregg showed all the data "According to my plan the clubs will In the game. He was once on the but serve list of the Nationals when Mc-Ale- er hold down the shortfleld. been purchased by the New York withheld sent a local newspaper a $109 world. players alternately," says Bar- There has been much discussion of Giants. Schauer brought $10,000. the In the draw for "covered" him up for "Cincinnati base hits" this season, and fourth highest price ever paid by a big bill, cut In half. The sport writer was Twice did the Griffmen nil the bases; row, "In groups of , , two were shown the fans yesterday. In league Instructed to hand Zimmerman half the once with two gone and again with outfielders. Under this Win Gandll hit a hard bounce team for a bush twirler. He lnfielders and re- World's Champions the sixth at leads hl league In strike-out- s, has bill today and the other half at the end southpaw - equal chance Charlie Schmidt, the former star Turner, who, after corrallng the pill, none out, yet the .wonderful sstem even- club has an Is pitched three one-h- it games and was of two weeks If he gets along with the ceiver of the , playing was unable to get Milan at second on kept them from shoving over the run that nt hnvlntf stam In different positions! In robbed of a no-h- it game when a scratch . gteat ball for Mobile the Southern In a force play. This gave Gandll a would have evend the tally After fan- and will bring about closer competition." League. arm has come back so Erratic Contest bjf was made in the ninth after two were and Moeller In the sixth. His single under the rules adopted the out. Both these youngsters will Join ning Johnson Barrow thinks that, once this scheme well that his pegging Is featuring every . Again in the seventh Ragon Some Flinger. - Foster walked and Milan and Gandll gome he plays. He always could hit the Giants August 15. True to his hab't, tilling bases. Using ever' works successfully In the minor BOSTON. Mass., June. 19 The Red Ainsmith sent one slowly down the "Chattering" Charlie Murphy, who was tingled, the and he is doing it now. third base line, filling the bases, and it atom of his strength and every bit of leagues, the big leagues will be anxious Sox managed to finish In front of the get after Schauer, only to be outbid by the ST. LOt'IS, June 19. Don Carlos Pat- Morgan to roll 7 6, was impossible to Shanks at third. his craft, Gregg forced to follow suit. Baseball Is not a large Charlie Swain, the giant outfielder TlFers, to In one of the worst games writer Is opposed to the "Cincin- Giants, comes out with a statement rick Ragon, the Spanish-Iris- h mound to Turner, forcing Gandll. of the season here yesterday, both The he is a "lemon " It sounds like money-make- r in several big league taken to Atlanta by Jimmy McAleer In nati base hit." believing It should go that of the Superbas, was some flinger The real test came In the seventh, 1911. Vic- sides hitting the ball hard and making Murphy and makes no stir anyw here. artist Ainsmith cities tlmply because of the weak teims Is plalng second base for the as a fielder's choice rather than as a yesterday against the Cardinals and he when Shanks, McBride. and toria team In the Northwestern League. errors galore. The score: hit, but it has been adopted by Czar singled in a rou. filling the sacks, with to be found. Brooklyn Is a strange R. H. E. - winning, & 1. Swain established a record by express- B. Johnson and goes- in his The Giants may also obtain Pitcher had no trouble to He' swung powerfully g 0 1 1 2 9 Ban it ncne out. Johnson example of a money-makin- loser, but ing his Joy being released from a Red Sox 03 OOx--7 3 league as well aa In the other big Lathrop, Notre Dame Unlvers ty't. star kept all hits scattered and breezed to the at 1 S 4 but uselessly, and trotted back It Is only one St. Louis and Bos- big league team to a minor outfit. He Tigers 001 40000 league. mound artist. The National Commis- when the Car-rlga- home. The score. bench. Shankb tried to score Red Sox. Collins n, sion will have to decide this case, hitting Moeller. ton in the have weak wanted to go back to California, even if Batteries and though, as Bobby Lynch, agent R.H.E. "Rippy" Williams, for he was leaving the big show. Wlllett, Hall Stanage. Rondeau. Terry Turner, who was once the for the Superbas 0 S 12 2 took a perfect peg and do not cut very big melons. . Lathrop to skied to Jackson. It teams greatest shortstop In the league, made induced Cardinal- - ...30030200.. 6 3 to plate to turn the trick, but Jack- team got busy and join Comiskey's team at the close of his 00000001 01 the Steve I'ntll last season's "Rabbit" N1II. the little flea who one of his fancy stops In the first r. was on a line and cir- college career. Lynch was not an Batteries Suporbas, Ragon and JI.l-le- son's throw up became an attraction around the worked around the Infield for the Na- Mohawks Play Team frame, getting Moeller's hot grounder was a stone wall, doubling sec- agent for the White Sox, how- Cardinals, Griner, Burk and Wlngo. O'Neill cuit, the Wash ngton club never made tionals a few vears ago. Is playing over toward third with both hands and Roberts. Shanks and staving oft that run. That ond base in Northwest- throwing out the runner. It takes ever, and Dick KInsella's signed con- sizzling play. much money. If Barrow's scheme can for Seattle the tract as a representative of the Giants was a garden ern League and doing well. At Hyattsville Today speed and accuracy to get Moeller on may Johnston sent the ball over the make pennant races close throughout a any kind of a ball to the infield and swing the pitcher to the Giants. Phillies Lose Again. opening session to provide thinking go wall in the best-Wi- season, there Is no reason for Jim Drohan. brother of Tom Drohan. Turner had to down for that drive. to pitch his th lead for Gregg i.-l-ll one plays Rollle Zelder, the Yankees' second the by means of that the major leaguers wouldn't adopt recently released by Manager Griffith The Hyattsl!le team entertain It was of the best of the 13 one gone and two on to Cleveland been game. baseman, is out of the game for a CHICAGO. June The Phillies lost a safety to lelt it. the Naplanders, has the Mohawk Club, of the Eastern couple weeks. He Ss recovering straight gam tingles. Olson drove released by Kewanee Last year the of their third to the Cubs in eighth and Gregg and League of the District Amateur Asso- onco Naplander essav from a painful operation from his foot. Humphries letting center the game on southpaw pitcher who two Drohans won about all the games Only did a the yesterday, themdonn Johnston tallied, putting the Dolly Gray, the by Kewanee In Central ciation, at Wines Woods today at long gallop to second and when Gran- - He has had a narrow escape from blood with three hits and winning, to 0. Graney and preKS came to Uaphlngton with Sir Robert taken the poisoning. i ice In tht nintli League. This year Jim failed to de- 5 o'clock. Next Sunday the Hyattsville ev made the attempt, he found the ball Only two visitors reached second base. worked a double steal, the outfielder Uroom and was hent to Rochester in liver the goods. waiting for him before he htt the dirt. The score: R H. E. scoring the laht and unnecessary tally. part pamt-n-t for Moeller, Spencer and ciub v. til Journey to Fort Washington to Alnsmlth's peg was on a line and ab- "Inky" Davis, former star third base- Cubs 00 0 0 Ox 7 1 show- game in or- 130 The victory went to the pitcher Foster, has played his last Big Pfeffer. once Boston play the team at that post. Teams or solutely perfect. O'Neill was also man at George'own. has been uncondi- Phillies 0 00 00 0 3 3 all-t- he man being dropped Jeff with the tionally released bv 0000 ing the most class, that's ganized baseball. After Nat'onals and , is making Washington and vicinity wanting games pretty nifty, catching Gandll off first the Cincinnati Batteries Cubs. Humphries Bres-nalia- n; strength In tne by Venice, Gray went to his home In Reds. "He a sore arm, been and with the greatest pitching records for Grand Ranlds in with Hvattsvllle please communicate base in the second with a oulck shoot has and has Phillies, Seaton. Rixey Cal . and twirled a V. S. Geological Sur-e-y Morgan reg lm. even to practice. He and P ..Watsonville...,,. q ",'"" Central ueague ana maj gei a with II. E. Smith, to Johnston. Shanks and unable declined Dooln. TheTesults. they look in the books, u ,.,l, fnit com .nrn lnf or second, nut Morgan S to go to Baltimore, and has returned ( as ." gave " In faster company next season. istered thefts follow: team,." btriking rXhr..rT home. him so much courage that he appealed Hawaiians Win. WASHINGTON. I CLEV,jlI-A- H v was The Cuban intlelder. Cabrera, tried by to the Oakland club for a trial. He St. I.ouls Is Jack Coombs is said to be gaining his S J 10 1 0 any- the Cardinals, plalng line 3 0 .' 0jOhnMnn.tl. Klwn a chance, out talieu to snow Springfield As- health fast at Atlantic City, and .. w ball for In the Eastern that WORCESTER, . 19 Aspau. f'.Mfi'nnrf U U U U U lUIIiri..-- thing. After be'ng knocked out of the Mass June -" sociation. He Is ,i of Manager his visit to his home in Maine will . 3 1 Z 0 OIkoii.SO friend Kostcr.Sb i ..4 0 I 1 (i box three times handrunnlng. he has surely put him in shape to clay by who twirls for the Chinese team, proved ." 1 1 u Ol.Tuckpon.rf 3 Griffith's two oungsters. Acosta and ball Milan.. 3 b'-e- 4 1 0 unconditionally and has August 1. too much for the Holv Cross team, and Gandll. Hi i i 'i (i'T(ol.:b .. - released Calvo. -- 1 4 0 to In the Hawaiians won bv 3 to 1 is .,.. .rv. o . R I'lftaM.Lf 110 leturned to Watsonville embark Why It 3 2 0 More l" 0 0 Pay 4 3 0 0 Cranrv.lf. the motor business Manager Grlff'th was banished by admitted that the visitors p!aed better Hhanki.if "l ii.ii.ij. . t i 3 i ri n'Nf-U.- 3 2 0 Drop Sixth Straight. Bill Dlncen for kicking In the second tail throughout than did Holy Cross. 4 0 1 ijll)Ort- - ill 1 0 0 O.GIOKS.P 10 Jimmy Vlox has beaten out Artie But- 4 Alnnnilth.c 14 11 27 12 ler for second base with the Pittsburgh johnsmi.p 3 0 0 3 0 To'aUi ..33 9 PITTSBl'RGH. June 19. The Pirates for' 0 0 Pirates The newcomer's hard hitting A wil'ams 10 0 and daring dashes on the paths Is the dropped their sixth straight game by a -- ft t "7 15 5 cause of his rapid advancement in the lone tally vesterdaj. the Braves win- Tt,l 2 to 1 Cooper A. Williams battrd for Morller in 7th game ning. Both Tyler and Big League Standings pitched good hall, the Pirates' errors be- Cleveland 100SXSJlstjl ing costly. The score: Automobile Wanhlnston "This kid, Everett Booe. playing the GrrgK. outfield for the , R.H E aMKRICAN LEAGUE. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Runs-John- non Granry, Earned 7 0 :. by rrrors-nuela- nrt ought to be a wonder." says Carl Cash- Braves n.ns-"lrti- anJ. 3 haae "0100000 12 Kim 0 0 1 1 belongs Pirates 0 o 0 0 0 7 4 I. Washington. 't on ion. the Carolina curver. "He 01 Standing of Clubs. Standing of the Clubs. S. I Hnt taw on down near where I live In Huntersvllle Hatterles Braves. tht 1 Tvler and Rar'dcn: halla-o- IT OrrKg. htruck -- ff Johnson. 2. and I've often played with him and pirates. Cooper Gibson Today- 7 Home and Tires? Won. Lost. out-l- !y Jolin.on. --'. by r.rrRg. against him. He could always clout Pet. W'n l.o Won. Loii. Pet. Win Lose. S.icrl!ir lilts-Mi- lan. Turner. Philadelphia... 13 --750 764 .74.7 64C the ball." Philadelphia . 32 17 .G53 .60) Stolen bSMB-Morg- an. Shank. Uoulilr ' O'Nrll Reds Lose Third. Cleveland ..37 2u ,U9 .53 .623 New York. 31 19 .620 .627 .60S ula- - Jarkion to O'Ntll Johnson to .5-- pltch-Johnb- on. Lm-plr- ni a A WASH'TON ..30 2 .556 .544 S Chicago 31 23 .544 to !an.lll Wild . for several years clear saving of,30 on every tire you buy. You get .... .:t .mi Time play- Chicago 31 27 .534 .542 .623 Brooklyn .. 27 'SI .310 .349 .529 , Mrtsrs iVrntuioii and" Dlnren member of the Washington club, riMCINNATI. niiirt T.in. is 1 40 Attendance nTh a guarantee of '3,500 miles and the tire in every respect 811 ' ing Boston 2S IC .518 .527 .509 Boston 24 .471 .4S1 .462 of game hour and mlnutet. first and third In Jho Infield and Reds dropped their game -- COO manag- third straight Detroit 2 36 .400 .410 .393 Pittsburgh 2) 20 .4U .433 .436 ' 3. everywhere In the garden. Is the same in material and quality as any of the others you ing In to me mums veaierday. being wholly St. Louis 22 40 .355 .265 .319 st Louis . 23 33. 411 .421 .401 the Minneapolis club the mercy 2j sue at the of AI Demaree. except in have been using. .'ew York 23 .!SA J Cincinnati .... 19 37 .339 .333 League with considerable eighth. In- It Good Pitching ess. Is the "Chief" Johnson, the Ford's Ho playing third base himself, dian hurier was to convince yourself come in and let us show you, with old Warner, New-Yor- knocked out of the Just Today's Games. Today's Games. Jack former box In the first inning. The score. size Cleveland Washington. Giant, holding down the Inlt'al and at the same time "quote you on the you use. We at Boston at Pittsburgh. Gives Yanks Victory sack R. H. E. Chicago at Philadelphia. Glant8 1100000 027 12 0 also carry every standard make and allow liberal discounts. St. Louis at New York. New York at Cincinnati. Itrds 0000000202 2, 2 Detroit Boston. Philadelphia at Chicago. Jim Delahanty. former second base- at NEW YORK. June ID Russell Ford's man here before going to Detroit foi Hatterles Giants. Demaree. Crandall Brooklyn at St. Louis to "Germany" own and Meyers: Beds. Johnson. Brown, BIG DISCOUNTS ON EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTOMOBILE stellar pitching enabled the Yankees Sehaefer. is holding lls and Clark. Tomorrow's Games. game from the with Joe Cantillon's Minneapolis Ameri- Packard Hew York at "Washington. Tomorrow's Games. win the recond can Is 1. Pecklnpaugh and Assoc'at'Cn tram. Indeed, he the Trade Bulletin You. White Sox at Cleveland. Chicago St. Louis. Brownies, 3 to only one of that bunch of veterans who A Post Card Will Bring Our to at Held and (Postponed game). New York at Pittsburgh. Cree featured in the Pratt Is. Tomorrow's Sports. Boston at Philadelphia. with the willow. The score: George Browne, t'.m CYCLE CO. 9 1 Washington bi NEW YORK Yesterday's Results. Yesterday's Results. Yankees 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 x 3 who once,bhone In outfield the Invitation tournament at Long 0 0 0 0 0 0 0--1 7 3 the with Cleveland, 4; Washington, 0. Boston. 2, Pittsburgh. 1. Brownies 10 New York Giants. Boston Braves and Heach Tennis Club, L. I. and Sween- he 1332 G STREET N. W. Phone Main 5330. Chicago, 9; Philadelphia. I. Chicago, 4. Philadelphia, 0. Batteries Yankees. Kord Nationals, is playing poor ball foi Yale vs. Harvard, annual regatta Boston. 7; Detroit, 6. New York, 7: Cincinnati. 2. ey. Brownies, Wellman, 8tone, and Joe CantlTion In Minneapolis. When he Thames, York, St. L BrouUljn, 8; St. Louis, 1. Agnew. Joined the 'team he out at a on the i New 5; Louts, started A