THE WASHINGTON TIMES. SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1915. 18 --ua:

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NO CONFIRMATION OARSMEN BATTLE Saw Little Big League Amateur Leagues. FINALS DECIDED IN GAMES TODAY. Potomac League Machinists vs. Ball Until He Played Drlllery. ON HENLEY COURS E Congress Heights League Steel CHEVY CHASE TENNIS OBTAINABLE AS TO Plant vs. Congress Heights. Departmental League War vs. Douglass Neff, George McBride's Understudy,' Had Seen But Treasury. Harvard, Syracuse, Rosedale League-- St Paul vs. Conrad B. Doyle Princeton, Two Professional Games Before He Was Signed Holy Name. Wins Army McBRIDE CHANGING and Penn Crews in Junior With a Major E, Washington S. S. League Advent Cup After Eight Years of Club. vs. Reformation. Eight Struggle. R. R. Y. M. C. A. League No game Competition. scheduled. By LOUIS A. Northwest S. B. League Whitney DOUGHER. vs. Immanuel. may reg- PHILADELPHIA, May 21 Eaatern CLEVELAND, May 22. Before gain for him a place In the Government League Commerce vs. Men's doubles, mixed doubles, and Clark line-u- p Griffith Denies College and club oarsmen are battling he signed to play with the Grlffmen, ular before the year Is out. Foresters. women's doubles will occupy the at- upper Schuylkill this Washington know much on the afternoon Douglass Ncflf, tho understudy for fans don't War Interburcau League No game tention of tho Saturday gallery at In the annual American negatta. about this quiet Virginian, but he the Chevy Chase tennis courts to- never scheduled. semi-fina- All races aro over tho Henley course George McBride, had seen but bids fair to become a favorite, once he day, ls In each of di- That He Would Let .Home City League No game those Outright of ono mile and 550 yards straightaway. two ball games played by teams in Is known. Seldom does he have any- visions being scheduled to begin thing to say, though on field scheduled. at Harvard, Syracuse and Princeton organized leagues. This record is the his 2:30 o'clock. Immediately following yesterday and all took cheery calls to his pitcher show that Colored Departmental League Navy ciews arrived probably unequaled in tho big Bhow. he Is awako to every angle of the sit- these the finals will be decided and Go practice Bpins in spite of the rain and uation, whatever it may be. He isn't Yard vs. 'Agriculture. by tomorrow new champions In Shortstop Over unpleasant weather. Penn, tho other Once he witnessed a clash in Wash- quite Morgan, Southern Railway League Law vs. was as big as "Cutle" but Chevy Chase tennis affairs will havo unlveislty to have entries, also on ington and, while on a trip with tho ho Is just as fast on his feet and has Mail Room. been the water, but Coach Nlckalls did not a wonderful throwing arm. He can declared. keeD his men out long. Virginia University team, of which After eight, years of competition, collegiate race, always the ball across to first base at YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. loving cup to Indians. The Junior ho was captain and star shortstop, Ightnlng speed from places on the the attt active Oliver, one of the features of the regatta, will grass behind third base. He does this Potomac League St. Teresa, 4; known as the Army Cup, ha been be between Syracuse, Harvard, Prince- he Baw the Giants play at the Polo right along In fielding on 0. upon ton and Penn. Tho Harvard oarsmen the workouts Fairlawn, settled Conrad B. Doyle, Wash- arrived here early yesterday morning Grounds in Now York. tne roaa. Congress Heights League No game ington's tennis pillar. By defeating One of Neff's hobbles is the Ameri- I In charge of Samuel Felton. Coach Jim "I've talked with lots of players can small boy. Mornings, when he has scheduled. Wallace Johnson, of Philadelphia, By LOUIS A. DOUGHER. Wray Is at Ithaca with the Crimson - Departmental Doyle won the club championship for varsity which races Cornell on Lake since coming to the Washington club, nothing to do, he likes to visit play- League Wet grounds. CLEVELAND, May 22. While Charlie Somers merely Captain E. W. rounds and watch boys play , RoFodalc League Rosedale, 6; Co- the third consecutive season and smiles and Cayuga this afternoon. and I have yet to find one with just ?le frequently umpires these gamos thereby carried off the distinguished Soucy was also left at Cambridge. He lumbia, 0. cup which been cynosure denies it absolutely, it is well within the realm of possi- 111. al- Just for tho fun of it. He always has the of haa been my experience," says Neff. "I boys E. Washington S. S. League Keller, all tennis play6rs In this sectiorf for bility George dandy captain be- makes friends with the bat that McBride, the of the Griffmon, will ways lived in Charlottesville, Va., around the league. He chats with 3; St. Agnes. 1. years, Doyle s scores acalnst John come them, gets viewpoints on the son were 6 3, 9 7. and 6 3, manager of the . The details of the deal have White Sox Down Red you know, and they don't have any their R. R. Y. M. C. A. League Auditors, Johnson gave way in straight sets, national game and. If they wish, shows 9-- yet to be made, but it is expected that they will be put through before ball games there, except college tnem how to pitch curves, rvaturany. 2; General Office. 0. 7, 3. but It was ono of the best In Seventeen Innings boys Northwest S. S League Immamuel, matches witnessed here in recent years. the close of the 1915 campaign'. Strong in support of McBride is Jimmy games. Perhaps that's why every- all the bat In the American Doyle proved entirely too and League are strong for Doug Neff. They 14; Whitney, 2 nccurt McAleer, who CHICAGO. May 22. Sending a hit to gooa. speedy for the visiting exponent of tho was closeted with Somers for three hours yesterday, thing seemed so strange to me last are pumng ror mm to maxe Government League Navy, 9; Li- slow chop stroke, the local man's over right field in tho seventeenth Inning when Neff will get his chance hammering home his arguments in favor of the Griffmen's crack short- year when I joined the Griffmon. I Just brary, 6. head game being of .a telling variety. with tho score 2 even and the bases In the cannot be jonnson, nowever, played good tennis, stop and field leader. full, Daly scored Weaver, winning for seemed out of my clement. Bur I'm Bald now. Oeorge McBrlde's experi War Interburcau League Quarter- but never seriously threatened. exceDt longest games enced fielding la a constant bar to master, 11; Adjutants, 10. In "No chance," said Manager Griffith, when confronted with the rumor the White Sox onef the getting used to things now, travel- a shakcup the second set, when he ran the In tho history of the American League. Neff's advancement, but Southern Railway League Trans- score from 3 against him to 6 In his that McBride might be allowed to come to the Indians as manager. score in the sev- ing around the country, playing ball must come to the Qrlffmen some day favor. Doyle, however, rallied and took "I Boston had tied the and It will And Neff sitting right on portation, 7; Bookkeepers, 2. wouldn't sell George any enth. before big grandstands and living in the three necessary games and had the for sum of money." Weaver opened the seventeenth with the job, watting to go In. Colored Departmental League match well In'hand thereafter. by hotels. The newness is wearing off Meanwhile, the Virginian Is studying Bureau, 9; Navy, 6. Today's pairings: "Would you consider a deal for Ray Chapman, the Indians' short-eto- p, a doubl. Quintan was hit a pitched War and ball, and Schalk bunted, filling the and I'm beginning to feel almost like baseball as played In the big leagues. Men's doubles semifinal round to let George manage the Cleveland club?" he was asked. bases. There were no outs when Daly, He admits that he has learned a lot 2:80. Moore and Gordon vs. Bundy hitting for Faber, went to bat. a veteran." sitting on the bench, but adds that ho and Wright; winners to play Doylo WOULD NOT STAND IN Red pitched from the eighth Neff has not received many chances would learn more. If he could got Into and Doyle In final at 4 o'clock. McBRIDE'S WAY. Faber p. Inning. Tho win is his seventh straight the line-u- He Is looking forward to National League Pitchers Mixed doubles, semifinal round "I most certainly would not. I to show his class this season, but he time when Manager Griffith re- Miss Baker and H E. Doyle vs. Miss conierence wim unarilo Bomers. For victory. The score: K.H K. to hopes that wouldn't stand In McBrlde's way, three hours yesterday McAleer, Somers OK) (KH 100 (XV) mo 15 2 continues live In of getting wards his devotion to duty by putting Records Morrison and C. 1. Bull. Miss Du Boston... 002 p. (XX) :j In regular line-u- Bose Spencor H. though." hastily added the Old Fox. and Griffith were together, and, whllo Chicago . 0J) 000 000 (00 01 12 1 into more contests as tho campaign him the and Gordon vs. Miss not 0n WOUld admit even montlnnlnir Batterlcv-Shor- o and Cady; Russcl advances. He practices faithfully each "I think I can play better baseball Pitchers. G. W. L.SO.BB. H. Av. Smith and Irving Wright. "If Cleveland would glvo me a man McBrlde's name, now I could Charlottesville," Womon's doubles. Bemtflnal round equally my it is known from other and Schalk. afternoon, insisting on taking his than at Pierce, Chl 6 4 0 16 7 21 1.000 valuable to ball club, I'd sources mat tne Washington veteran says Neff. "Anyway, I ought to, after James, Bob 15 13 26 1.000 Miss Doyle and Miss Dufour vs. Mls It," as me turn at the bat. Neff is a very fair looking mi uose ana Miss Leutze; to consider soie topic of discussion. sitting around and at the best Stand'rdge, Chl 13 28 37 1.000 Play winners "Would you McBride for Joe Jump batsman and it Is this ability that In the business." Lavender, Chi.. 8 10 17 1.000 Miss Baker ad Miss Biyan in trade but he St. Louis Browns ilnal. Jackson, If you had the chance?" was couldn' see the demands of Humphries, Chl 4 1 10 1.000 Clark Griffith In return for handing over Rltter, N Y ... 4 6 22 1.000 aeked of Griffith. the key On Fisher; Yanks Lose of the Nationals' infield. Action Alexander. Phi 53 10 51 .875 Catholic "Yea, I'd trade him even for Jackson. on this phase of th situation is ex- Mamaux, Pgh.. 25 21 31 800 University Aa valuable as Jackson Is to this ball pected to come later, possibly today. ST. LOUIS, May 22. A rally by the Coombs, Bkl ... 10 19 19 .760 club here, so Is McBride to me," re- If McBride is handed over to the Browns extending over the last two Dell. Bkl 26 23 41 .714 Plays Gallaudet Nine In- Cleveland Club. It will be only for a Mayer, Phi. ... 21 6 47 .714 plied Griff "McBride is holdlnc my player who will Innings cracked Ray Fisher's winning come cIobo to making Big League Averages Hughes, Bos.... 21 12 41 .667 Catholic University play field together. Without that lnneld I the Grlffmen a pennant contender. No streak here yesterday afternoon, and and Gallaudet wouldn't have a ball club worthy of tho Stroud. N. Y ... 17 10 28 .667 today at University field, Brookland. half baked youngster will bo considered took away a game which Donovan's Crutcher, Bos . 9 23 .667 name, and I appreciate him to the full- by Clark counting as addi- game Griffith. men already were an Meadows, St. L. 11 33 .667 This will be tho second between est extent. If I could get Jackson I Indeed, It is not impossible Joe to victory column. Several AMERICAN LEAGUE Leading Ten Run Getters. two teams. might consider deal might help that tion their Schneider. Cln . 18 27 .667 these Rasmussen will not a that Jackson, ono of the best hitters in the Yanks figured In the final procesdlngs Players Clubs. G. Ave Ragon, 13 12 McBride But wo haven't discussed will be Batting Averages. R. Bos .... 30 .667 be able to pitch, as he is not eligible business added to the roster of In a way to help along deroat, but the Cobb, Detroit 30 33 1.10 Harmon, 16 14 51 .671 plav time, owing to being be- auch a thing." the Nationals. Ho is unpopu- riajers Club. o. rt. H.en sh.av, Pgh.. to at this said to be Vankee pitcher was more to blame than ad Malsel. New York 25 25 1.00 Tesreau. N. Y.. 39 15 32 .671 hind in his school work. Johnson will lar among the fans city closing rally Cobb. Det 30 93 33 SS 18 1 .400 of this and has any of his mates, as tho E Collins. Chicago 31 29 .94 Doak. St. L.... S3 63 .671 work on the mound for Catholic Uni- not been playing his game vvlld-nes- s. From other sources, however. It Is best of late owed most of Its strength to his Fournler, Ch.. 27 79 17 31 3 3 392 Roth. Chicago 27 23 .85 Benton. Cln 17 21 41 .571 versity, with Smith behind the bat. on this account. His hitting vould put was 5 to 4, known that two ball players are now The final score and Jackson, Clel., 2S 107 14 38 6 0 .355 Liebold, Cleveland 27 IS .67 Vaughn. Chl.... 42 22 65 .600 Play will be called at 4 o'clock, and Dick the Grlffmen In tho race and would fill all the homo team's runs came in the Oldrlng, 26 17 .65 19 win umpire. being considered by Charlie Somers. vacancy In Crawford. Det 30 115 12 40 6 0 .348 Athletics..., Zabel. Chl 3 30 S3 .500 Woodward that the outfield. Inst two innings, after the Yankees had Fournler. Chicago 27 17 .63 3 16 14 They George McBride and Heinle However, will ar- I.ewlB, Bos... 7, 2i' 30 5"s 337 Grlner. St L... 27 .600 are it take considerable finished their scoring for the day. 8313 Veach. Detroit 30 17 .57 S. Smith. Bkl... 2 4 7 26 .500 with gument for Charlie Somers to go 10 IS 5 6 0 0 333 33 17 Wagner, ths veteran lnflolder tho let R H.E. T. Daly, Chi.., J Collins. Chicago .55 Rlxey, Phi 2 8 10 28 .600 AMUSEMENTS During stay here, Bill of Joe Jnckson, and, therefore, the V) 020 200- -4 7 3 Lajole. 29 103 5 35 3 3 .324 Vltt. Detroit 30 16 .63, Red Sox, his deal mny not be concluded Immediately. Yankees Ath... Chalmers, Phi.. 35 .600 Carrigan tried to swap Wagner for St. Louis 000 000 023- -5 11 5 Lapp, ... 12 25 3 8 0 1 .32") Pfeffer. Bkl .. 6 13 31 .600 Naming over other players with rs Ath. Seat Wagner the Laud-ermll- k Manjuard. N 25 9 29 nerved Terry Turner, figuring that Clark Griffith insists Fisher and Sweeney, Kavanaugh, Det. SO 104 14 23 2 3 .317 Club Batting Records. Y. .600 NATIONAL 75c BOc 25o manager's that not one McQulllen. Pgh 9 20 12 55 .600 might fall Into the beith of them will be figured In and Agnew. Mclnnes, Zo 95 6 29 0 2 .305 AB. S.B. S.H. Av. ABORN OPERA dis- a deal for Ath.... Clubs. R. B.H. cm. ... . 10 10 14 30 COMPANY hero, inasmuch as Birmingham's dandy captain of 941 126 241 4: 42 .256 Dale. .500 In George M Cohan's Merry Melodious thi the Natlonlas. Turner, Clo 15 53 9 16 3y Detroit.... Tyler. Bos 3 8 23 5a) missal has been expected for some time. "McBride Is the most valuable indi- 13. Chicago... 974 161 246 37 42 .253 6 Melange. Birmingham trade, E Collins, Chi... 31 96 29 29 10 Bos . 4 12 3 21 .50) turned down this for vidual on my ball club," Is the way Dauss Throws Away 932 94 22S) 23 29 .249 Strand. Wag- 21 ,' 4 6 2 .foSSft. Turner is playing better ball than Griff putH It. I swap 8mlth, Cle 30 9 1 .30i) 917 97 Robinson. St L. 6 .500 BROADWAY old-tim- "and can't him for Cleveland. 226 29 24 .246 is ten years 21 21 Nelhaus, 5 10 13 15 aiota. Tun. and AM ner, Indeed, the any other player who occupy Win Hartzell. N Y... 70 10 .300 803 117 190 44 34 .237 St.L.. .500 Thnra. Seats 25c. doesn't Game; Athletics New York Appleton. 7 8 13 Mat. Sat. Seats, sac lounger In uniform. a similar position." Veach. Det 30 112 17 S3 .295 7S1 87 172 23 32 .2C0 Bkl.. 33 .600 and 50c In no appointing 10 17 1 Boston.... Adams, Pgh.... 7 9 12 43 Wk-TH- "I am hurrv about Pennock, Ath. .. 5 .291 St. 919 S2 196 3S 29 .213 .400 ,.Ney, E MIKADO, with Helene 22. exhibi- Louis.. 7 13 . a manager for my club," is what Charllo ! DETROIT, May An awful Graney, Cle 28 99 12 29 .293 reraue. st. 7 69 .333 JJtrv1-- ?dl,h Bradford. Jarne Herbert. McBride has now started on his WASH'N. 801 78 165 28 32 .206 l... Mabel Somer3 told the writer. "I have hod tion of wlldness by George Dauss after A ILL'.MS.W. 17 45 7 13 .289 Cooper, Pgh ... 8 11 17 37 .333 Albert Parr, Phil Branson. managers eighth season in a Washington 6 16 Frank Deshon. George Shields several who didn't quite fill uniform. the Tigers tw Ice had overcome leads Strunk, Ath 29 9S 13 2S .286 Lear.. Cln 10 32 .333 the bill, and now I shall take a good In that time he has endeared himself Malsel. N. Y 25 106 25 30 283 Leading Ten Sluggers. Rudolph, Bos... 8 27 16 60 .286 by the Athletics cost the Tigers 4 Blly-2:- 1B 1:1 look around before I "decide on any one to all with Whom he has come In con- held Shotten, St. L .. 28 100 13 28 .280 Clubs. 2B. 3B. TB. Ave. uemaree. I'm . 6 11 29 .250 P KPITU'x i game, 11 S re- HR. EB. 4 of the ellglbles. I'll manage my own tact. He ranks wlfh the greatest field- yesterday's to Dauss fcchalk. Chi 27 79 12 22 .278 Chi. 5 7 0 60 19 .633 Mathewson N Y. 7 4 29 .250 li 0 Sun. 3:00 1 3:1 ' seventh and im- Fournler. 4 iUln ball club for a vvhllo, with Fohl out on ing shortstops In the history of the placed Boland In the SHANKS. W..., 16 40 3 11 .275 7 6 2 61 23 .57u Perrltt. N. Y... 10 12 22 .250 bCsBM 4Ka trwoHlnaia OR. A. passes. Cavet re- Jackson, Cle.. 6 B the field in uniform. hen I realize iiuc:. utiu, w iiuu mediately issued four Boone, N. Y 23 85 9 23 3 6 .271 5 1 62 Douglass, Cln.. 19 20 35 .250 mi inning is not did very well. Craw- Cobb, Det.... 3 14 .647 "Encored until ah wai tntite. I know nothing, I'll find a manager heavy, It has the saving quality of be- placed Dauss and Chapman, Clo.. . 28 107 15 29 6 4 271 4 2 47 lied that hits and Strunk, Lajolo Lewis. Bos... 3 17 .5iS Timea to take over the Job himself, but I'm in ing most timely. McBrlde's greatest in- ford made four J. Collins. Chi... 31 115 17 31 270 Crawford. Dot. 5 7 0 69 19 .611 upon Kopf each. The score: 18 no hurry." fluence is the other players, to and three Lelbold. Cle 27 100 27 .270 Oldrlng. Ath.. 10 1 3 4S 21 .475 Camnitz Released. NORA BAYES very R. H. E. 27 101 23 27 .267 THE MX whom he acts much as a father. Koth. Chi Granev. Cle... 6 6 0 44 15 .441 22. UTKn LILIES." 301 001 221- -11 17 2 24 13 24 PITTSBURGH. May Howard Eight Other 1JJU "No, nothing official has been told me," If he finds It possible to go to tho Athletics Speaker. Bos 90 267 Kavanagh, Dt. 6 4 0 48 13 .4IJ Added. 0 29 17 Camnitz. pitcher, was notified by Sun Mat Scoreboard. Wash.-Clove-la- Georgo McBnde said when asked what Indians as manager, thousands of hla Detroit 303 Oil 0008 11 Oldrlng. Ath 101 .267 J.Colllns, Chi.. 7 5 0 4S 17 .417 the Y 25 95 13 .263 management of the Plttsburgn Federal game, Board and BIUOne ho knew about the rumor running sincere friends all around the country Batteries Shaw key and Schang; Bol- Plpp. N. Veach, Det.... 6 3 0 45 12 .412 I'rlc. will be pleased, Schang. Ath 17 47 6 .255 League baseball club today that he was around tho hotel. "Would I take it? while almost as many and and Stanago. unconditionally Sure, wouldn't you? I suppose every morp In Washington will be sorry ho Is MOELLER. W.. 21 71 .254 released. Camnltz's TonlBhtntsTT? C 17 contract contained a clause al- (.layer longs ior a chance to minage leaving the Nationals, but glad that his Thomas. Bos 36 .250 Pitchers' Records. which Blats. A great 29 103 .250 N. 6 0 1 18 41 10V) lowed the c'ub to release him on ten Thura. a ball team In the big league. I'd take opportunity has at last come. Georgetown at Navy Kauffman. St. L. Fisher. Y.... days' Sat. 2 US. It. providing everything was done right If the Grlffmen are able to play v Baker, Det 16 36 .260 Benz. Chi 3 0 14 8 28 1.000 notice. and the whole deal was satisfactory to and tomorrow, they expect to get To Play Baseball Dauss, Det 10 20 .260 Mays. Bos 0 4 0 12 1.000 THE OPERETTA THAT MADE 25 Griff. Of course, I am now with Griff started sufficiently to go to Detroit and Wambsg'ss, Cle. 12 33 .250 Pleh. N. ...Y... 0 6 0 2 1.000 MME EMMA TRENTINI FAMOUS and I wouldn t even consider a discus- at least break cn. Indeed, Clark Pratt. St. L 29 101 .245 Leverenz, St. L. 0 0 0 0 1.000 STEAMSHIPS it sion of the affair, unless he k'new all Griffith looks for three of the four bat- Georgetown's baseball team Is at An- J. Walsh. Ath .. 20 .246 Boehler. Det.... 0 0 2 0 1.000 THE FIREFLY 50 about It. Until I am called Into the tles In the City of Straits, but then he napolis today to meet tho Navy on tho C Walker, St L. 29 93 .245 8 Jones. Cle.... 0 6 7 9 10U0 meeting, I have nothing to say, except Is a most optimistic chap. He is ono Academy diamond. The track Young, Det .... 15 50 .240 Faber. Chi 1 4: 29 69 .89 Eastern Steamship Lines Singing and dancing Chorus of 30. every big league player. Naval N. Y 25 92 .239 1 31 21 47 .857 of 18. that like I'd man who never knows when he Is beat- will also make tho trip, as they Cook. Dauss. Det. Orchestra 75 welcome an opportunity to handle a en. has been officially tfam Middy In MILAN. W 26 94 13 22 .234 Morton. Clo 8 2 29 17 42 .714 are to moet the track team a 18 62 6 12 24 Next Week The Girl of My Dreams. big league ball club." announced to pitch tomorrow's game meet todav. The two squads left Kopf. Ath .230 Caldwell. N. Y.. 6 2 17 46 against the Indians, Guy dual E. FOSTER, W. 26 103 9 24 .229 G. Foster. Bos.. 8 2 13 14 45 .667 with Morton on the 11 o'clock car over tho Washing- was Som-ers-Fo- hl 12 35 6 8 .229 8 14 12 34 As soon as he tipped off that the most probable choice of the Baltimore and Annapolis railroad. HENRY. W Boland. Det .667 Sunday, May 23, at 8:15 Birmingham was due to be dlmlsscd as combination. Johnson's repu- ton. Weaver. Chi..... 31 115 .226 Leonard. Bos.... 4 11 6 22 617 Speelnl Illimtrnted Lecture on manager of the Indians, Jimmy McAleer tation Is too well known for repetition, Nunemak.r, N.Y 14 49 .224 SHAW. Wash... 6 21 23 is .667 Youngs-tow- n, 21 5S hustled here from his home in while Morton looks to be the best yung-ste- r O'Neill. Cle. .224 Hagerman. Cle.. 7 15 29 33 .667 Panama Pacific Exposition Is Home Club Notes. 2 77 To PORTLAND Ohio. He a great admirer of In the business. The Grlffmen de- Felch. Chi. .. .221 McHale. N. Y.... 6 12 11 42 .600 By Dr. H. O. REIK George McBride and ho pra'sed the part by boat tomorrow night for League Standing Hoblltzell, Bos.. 19 64 .219 Shore. Bos 7 20 13 45 .twv 1 With aturul Color Photography. Griffmen's leader to the skies in his Won. Lost. Pet Sweenej, N Y. 12 .19 Russell. Chi 8 3S 15 38 .571 A Delightful Long Island Sound 4 0 1 McAvoy. 11 J2 0 .219 Dubuc. Det 8 23 11 47 .571 rrocessj. Patent Office ... f0 Ath... A Novelty First Tlrns in Washington Reclamation Service.... 3 1 .760 Kaber, Chi 11 2J 0 2 .217 Covelcskle. Dot.. 8 32 IS 61 .6.1 and Atlantic Ocean Trip of 3 1 .750 G Wll'ms, St.!,. 21 60 6 U .217 Shaw key. Ath. . 8 32 20 S2 .671 Trices i liRc, 50c, 75c and $1.00. Land Office on ante Bureau of Mines 1 2 333 Janvrln, Bos.... IS 37 .216 Weilman, St. L.. 9 29 18 65 .571 390 Miles. Now at the box office. Geological Survey 1 o .333 Walsh. St.L. ... 12 28 .214 W. JOHNSON.W. 9 39 16 64 .500 To Secretary-India- n Office. 0 3 000 Shields. Cle . . 23 7J .208 BOEHLING W. 6 21 27 40 .500 Excellent Dining Service Fultz 0 3 .000. Det... 17 44 .205 6 22 6 40 Endeavors Jacobson. GALLIA. Wash. .buu Pension Office 10 34 7 The Magnlflrent Ocenn Going Steam- - Cree. N.Y .210 Scott. Chi IS 18 23 .500 Trvlcc Dally,OLI?Sat 2US and 8il5 P. 31. 29 103 7 4 F The first upset in tho Home Club Austin. St.L. ... .Mi Perryman, St. L. 6 14 500 shlpn CmTH I AND nnd E Murphy. 25 JVS .Z04 St L. 11 46 43 48 Beat Stock Company In America In was of Reclamation Ath Lauder'llk. .444 NORTH STAll League the defeat High, N Y .. 19 Co .200 Pennock. Ath.... 10 24 27 39 .375 Something 10 5 on Leave 19, 5 p. to Pier North River, m. "Stir Up" by Land to the tune of E. Walker, St.L.. 15 35 .200 Keating. N. Y... 4 11 16 19 .333 at "Green Stockings" Tom-lln- 's every Tuesday, Thursday Satur- Wednesdaj . Land took a liking to Brief, Chi 31 101 .198 Warhop, N. Y... 4 7 12 39 .333 and Margaret Anglln'a Great Comedy Agnew, 23 61 .1')? Wolfgang, 6 10 4 14 day, nlso Mondays at 10:50 a, m., delivery, and touched him up for St.L chl... M3 Juno 14th to Sept. 13th. Success May 22. There Is every ball was McKee, Det 15 45 .196 Ruth. Bos 6 12 19 30 .333 NEW YORK, "You never will catch mo going out eleven hits. Pcifer's slow 89 .191 10 40 ma Next Week POLLY OF TUE CIKCU3 L. on " Scott. Bos 24 Wyckoff. Ath... 48 64 .26 Staterooms be reserved and paid for reason to believe that David Fultz, strike said a member of the v very effective. 25 K) 10 17 .191 W 10 23 25 40 at Ticket offices of Baltimore & Ohio Rail- - York Peck.gh. N Y. ... Mitchell. Cle. .250 Baseball Players- Fra- Americans who Is a fraternltj of- a 16 and In Wash-lneto- n president of the ficial, shortlv Wagner, Bos ... 24 85 1SS Steen Cle s 15 8 35 .250 road Pennslanla Railroad lining up member- after the threatened strike The batting of Conover for Land was 30 93 17 4 16 .183 9 15 12 60 250 Through tickets at all railroad of- ternity, is busy the of summer Vltt. Det Clcotte. Chl fices to points In Maine last had been averted "I a feature in tho 2 1 9 17 and the Prov- THE 11 11 0 15 37 LYRIC ship of his organization with the hope stood to Hen'sen, Bos .182 Coumbe. Cle .250 inces DanRSRe checked through. ltorkvllle, .Mil. readv follow the association name. He batted 1.000 on four trips to 4 renowlng a fight for the recognition mandates then because I did not wWli Ualnor, Bos ... 1J 22 0 .182 TOMfJHT of tho dish. lavon, St.L .. 27 74 U 3 .176 demands turned down by tho to apepar a 'scab' In the eyes of the NATIONAL LEAGUE. Charlie Chaplin nnd Marie of certain public But I did not realize until MORG'N, Wash 26 85 15 3 17b' EXCURSIONS Dressier commission. Fultz talked with after Cako, on Reclamation, Is a shln'ng 19 60 11 4 Batting Averages. IN national I had given my pldj?o Just the position In fielding OANDIL. Wash. .110, m..K Q Thursday, and is light at eecovd He featured 21 80 14 O ni,i. All. n. II SB BH Av Pittsburgh members In which I had placed self Qulnlan. Chi ... J'OiLuderus, 16 53 9 21 396 mi Whv. In Wednesday's gume against Land. 29 97 17 2 175 Phi.... Tillie's Punctured Romance supposed to have sounded out the Car- If organized baseball had listened to Barry. Ath ... ictiisely, Chl 13 26 4 10 .885 Hooper. Bos 24 CO 13 15 2 T- Tako trolley at 32d and M sts , and enjoy ellglbles yesterday. It is said on Ban Johnson and had let the walkout first serious accidents of the local Hi - Clarke. On... V 54 8 20 .370 RIVER dinal The O. 29 101 11 17 2 1B3 cool ride very of authority that the ex- proceed, vie vould have all broken our In Bush. Det Good, Chi 25 101 20 37 .360 tho best amateur season occurred the Home 11 b 5 0 union has consulted the contracts, and then where would we In game Fuller. Det .... 3.' I06J Connolly, Bos... 19 50 11 18 .S60 ecutive of tho Club League the between Land 77 4 RAY BELASCO YM sub-hea- 26 and THEATER various of the association havo been? Tho fraternity could not and Reclamation on May 19, when Clark, M'nRIDE. Was. li uron, uin.. 29 96 13 33 .344 who have appeared in either Biooklyn pay our salaries or provide us with new capable backstop of Reclamation, W.Mitchell. Cle. 10 13 2 1 ,151 Lobcrt. N. Y, 26 102 19 35 .343 "Columbia Triumphant InTeace Nit'lonal the 11 3 -- Ode b by Yc-- k this vear, both of the Na- positions Neither could the Federal broken ankle In a Bnrbare, Cle . 22 11 .153 Merkle. N. Y... 12 39 6 13 .333 OCEAN Th HenckeU, music H. Hammer. or New sustained a collision 34 5 1 TO Washington FestKal Chorus Sjmph American leagues. What League take care of all " Hansen, the heavy hitting AINS'ITH, Was. 16 .14? Von Kolnltz. Cln. 14 15 2 5 .333 Orcb. tional and at third, and 29 4 0 tra. David Blspham. baritone Helen I)e ?o of organized er . 12 29 105 27 .324 course of action he Intends to pursue is Local representatives flrst-sack- for Land, was prostrated, Reverold. St.L. .li Snlcr. Chl soprano I carter H Hammer yesterdav 12 '.'9 4 0 29 100 NEW YORK Tickets at not knovn Fultz Is keeping his own baseball were inclined to due to a weak heart. Both placets were Dubuc. Det .. .. .liS Williams. Chl ... 12 .320 and T Arthur Smith. 1106 O st and at Box Office counsels these das. smile indulgently at the report of removed to tho EmerRenty Hospital, McNally. Bos.... 18 46 6 0 0 130 Robertson. N. Y 24 82 12 .317 BOSTON the time his petitions Fultz s renewed activity reports each Is doing Wood. Cle . ... 16 26 3 0 0 .115 Besoher. St. L 15 48 9 313 However, at one, and latest are that 0 1 VI V were turned down coldly by the trium- "I am sure," said "that Mr well. Wyckoff. Ath. ..10 26 0 .115 Maranville. Bos 26 93 12 .312 Fultz went on recoid as declar- Fultz could get $5,000 for himself If he Coumbe, Clo 10 9 1 0 2 .111 Daubert, Bkl .... 25 S7 S .310 Norfolk and Old Point Comfort virate, on 1 2 0 .091 31 107 14 ing .that It was neither the time nor the induced all thcundeslrables my club McCabe, of Secretary-India- n, was ef- Howard. St.L ... 10 11 J. Miner, st l.. .30S GLEN ECHO a general strike ninoni? to walk out That's how much I fear against Patent, onlv allowing Laud'mllk, St L. 11 20 0 0 .077 J Smith. Bos 26 99 15 30 .303 Modern Meet l'nlacc Stcuuierx place to older " gentleman fective six 25 93 Washington Pnlly 6.45 p. 5P. platers, an expedient which he a strike This seemed to lost, 4 to 3, due to a hart Doyle. N. Y ... 12 28 SOI From in. OPENS 1 M. th. ball general sentiment hits, but O 13 40 6 12 Office. 731 15th used to xood advantage last summer reflect the of the thrown which he made In the ninth, Club Fielding Records. Miller, BkJ 500 City Ticket St. NW. favnr-alil- major magnates 22 77 7 23 299 Phone 1530 Is It TJelleved that conditions c vt the winning run was scored. Clubs O O A E T C. Av Whltted, Phi Haln Nor The presidents of the National hen P Hinchman, Pgh 3i) 101 15 31 .293 to a strike have Improved since the club Washington 6S1 312 32 1015 969 leagues seem determined I! Viox. Pgh 2S 84 12 25 293 Norfolk & Washington TODAY of tho Federal League s and American Reclamation, nnd Land havo New Yoik 25 670 331 CO 1.037 965 commencement to vleld no to the cupidity of Patent. Zimmerman, 12 27 2 8 296 campulpn A strike order might further tho most in the games playnii Chicago 31 R33 366 41 1.243 965 Bkl. admission rnrct:. second the plavers It was this cupklltv shown O Wilson, L. 28 95 12 2 .295 Steamboat Co. uwtis tho general approval of or- For in the Home Club Leugue to date Boston 24 6iS 327 31 1014 962 St meet with the general economical re ingo, Cln . . 1? 34 5 10 29) promoters, but it would that fouod inu tour 2S 746 350 46 1172 'ifil ssaaaaaaasasawBaBSBBaaaaBaBaai ganized baseball trenchment throughout the major nnd I'atent leans uii Hevelnnd Usher. CHI 29 109 32 3 13 .29 i OPEN AIR MOVIES no with the fiaternltv mem- straight victories nnd no defeats; Rec Detroit SO 01 418 51 1272 961 make hit leagues this season The Fed- letcner, N Y . 26 100 13 29 3 2 .290 MrrclinntH S. .Minora Trans. Co. minor have 779 403 63 1 251 915 t I'UKC bers. was the fulcrum lamatlon and Land each propped St Iiuls 2) 26 101 16 29 .2S7 VACATION TUIPS MCJHTI.V AT 8:30. powers eral League used games 69 1,163 .911 Schmidt, Bos Practically all of tho of both promoters one of four plajed, and tied for Athletics 29 753 311 10 1 "Hy Sen" AND against the coffers of the for Mines Survey Dale, Cln 7 2 .286 AM. Tilt: POPL'LAR the Nntlonil and American leagues, as second place and hre . . 25 13 long term contracts at exorbitant place one Oowdy, Bos 81 23 281 naltlntore to well as the great majorltj ot their star tied for fourth with win out Leading Ten Base Stealers. Cln 29 103 IS 29 sub-i- salaries. Secretary-India- n Leach, .... 22 "nil Art playeis, have been sounded on tho t of time starts each, while Players 31 nnCTAM bring up Clubs G S.B.Ave. Johnston. Pgh . 30 110 20 return ticPiJ,w AMUSEMENTS ct Presidents of major league clubs and Pension the rear Cnhb ?n IS 60 Schultz, 27 93 11 26 !2so noth-lr- g Detroit Bkl .... profess that thej would one Fultz Record. with three dcteats each Malsel . 2v 14 W L . 27 80 9 21 279 SAVANNAH $26.20 deepest Makes Billiard New York .. Snyder, St r?t'n but the gratitude If he High. 10 I 37 Kllllfer. Cln 2S 79 11 22 .278 Mo.. May 22 What Is A Handley, Ww York ""' , ttincoin should precipitate a strike They point st ini'19 Pecretar J of the Home Yew 25 9 86 Kllllfer, 23 72 8 20 5"f JACKSONVILLE $35.00 aotol blllard was announces fook. York Phi ' VilafSiSMSlsl lOtL .v II Ma. out that such a condition would brak said to be a new record Club I(aue. the arrival of " Collins Chicago 11 in 32 Mehoff Phi .... 22 79 12 22 : Including; meals and stateroom arcommoda nir. & wholo lot of Ironclad contracts with the handbomo slver cup donated by n A 2 x. y 12 18 3 5 tlons Through tickets to all points Pin. American Fur.pe ; W'lllams St Louis. n lrnnt rs Best 1 plavers who have outlived hUago, scored a high run of eighteen local spoitlnK go ds firm for the pen s 26 27 91 17 25 275 tiesmers er.e Staterooms luxe P i a ti certain thrir Collins Chlaao vruvath, Phi U telegraph e er prt and vvh" are ncw at but in an Intercity tournament three nant winner The trophv ha L 3n 113 13 31 271 Bsths lreles Automol sumi vsefulnesa. 'hotten St IxjuIs 2i St nemt 11 & u. It u. Urea e b't game with Frank Benson of on exl the Club, 6 carried ior iot.lel a financial drag upo.i them This point cushion litlon at Home Sneaker Boston 21 25 Mers Bkl 2S 107 9 29 Co. offices and oil 14 th at. .N. W Luncheon'ai Sic, realize, I city Morin won the game, 50 to 82. 17 Jackson place. 6 .21 Myers, 26 22 .268 the players too. this Chapman. Cleveland.... 23 J. N. J.. a I V. f. TUUNEH. Q. P. i. Baltimore. Ud. HtertfTimrall Dinner Wo.