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12 THE WASHINGTON TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1913. Acosta and Calvo Join Players FraternityGriff Instructs Clark

CflLO AND ACOSTA FANS HUSTLE FOR Incidents in Johnson's First Game With Washington SIX JOHNSON TO GUARD JOHNSON RECONSTRUCTED FROM DESCRIPTION, LIBERALLY AIDED BY IMAGINATION OF BAER. FRATERNITY JOHNSON TROPHY IH HIS FIRST DIE AGAINSTOVERWORK

Griffith Wants "Big Scythe" to Be in th Best of Condition Become Members of Baseball Boosters Carry Subscription Now Famous-Pitche- r Passed Shou d He Ever Have a Chance to Work in a World's Players Organization Clark Lists to Aid in Gathering of But One in Debut With the Series Explains Use of Speedy Twirier. instructed by Griffith. Funds for Cup. Washington Team. By "SttfATO." Johnson's first appearance tn By "SENATOR." Cup Fund Is y Walter The -- hAnOUN-- 18. Johnson rives I'm not wasting him to wta today. messengers rt reooSLE . OfTRsiT PuwSeST lAcrfHW an game for Washing- 8T. LOUI8. July "Walter ordinary ST. LOUIS. Mo.. July Letters and with Is the greatest I nave ball game." checics money coming in ton was on August 3, 1907, against De- a ereat Ditcher Calvo and Baldomeror Acosta, the two and are fast V ever seen am not going-- to work v 2, and I Since out to- to prediction V.dsX raexve atcx-sic- auee. troit. August next, he again faced - bawled Joe Cuban outfielders with the climbers, enough, warrant the that i'Hr is nothing- la Birmingham - our m-- r mo Detroit. all know what is him to death when there and the rest of the Naps day joined the baseball players' frater- the cup to be given the famous We Walter to a the willingness to overstep the Halts nV -"- "- row, few remember him In UOTt sight If ever It comes down nity, having served long enough in the August 2, the sixth anniversary of his but day- - has passed In . During the - description game: chance to use htm every other and major league to be eligible. The Initia- debut as a Washington pitcher, will be assmgassssssssssf Here la a of that frst Uti Climbers series there the Naps didn't (U jEiDrgaggsggj- "The absence of all judgment on the land the pennant, then, ad not even dare to protest decisions. They tion of the two youngsters took place a handsome tribute from the fans. then, will of turn. Z I defeat the Nationals I work him out had plenty of reason, too, for with becoming ceremony In the room All the Washington fans and fannettes bases caused the of championship work er BBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBssYr . believe that I'll have a behind the bat was "Washington t Nw paoM ioaho- - C i n i "2 and Incidentally Walter Johnson, the of John Kenry, the club's are expected to get Into line with their ltd team In "Washington, when do 1 atrocious. The CHmbers didn't hesitate direc- taking the game by 3 to and I representative on the board of contributions. want to have Johnson In. shape to do for a moment to protest against Us tors. Both the young Cubans look - work, but the Napa kept mum. Once Not Limited. A iTL BMBv MIUICA- -- BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBraunu 1 SBBSI4SBBBBBBBE i W phenome- his best work In a world's aeriea. Bat or twice Birmingham upon Initiation as therfinal stamp ' "Walter Johnson, the Idaho started for tie their no V "1A SBaSSSSSSSSSfSSSSaSUtefcSNA? TTsIbBSSb-- J " " m, shall work him now." ooaehlnr lines, always thought bet- ' upon ability as ball players. There Is limit to the amount that TS. non, who made 'his debut In' the big I not to'datth but their sent, bsbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbHbbbbbbbbbk...-- league .yesterday conclusively Thus sayeth , the Old ter of it and returned to bis seat oa George Clark, acquisition can be and small contributions as $NAt "XS - - S SMS. MB, showed Furthermore, the latest as go that he Is, probably the" most promising Vox, In explanation for bis unwilling- the bench. the ve and corps, re- well the larger ones all to make - language was poured 'to the Climbers' twirling young' pitcher who has recently- broken ness to use Johnson out" of'turn to win Indecent that ceived his first lesson today In th the cup larger. Now Is the time for the into fast company, He pitched eight upon every foeawa la the spring has Old rooters and boosters to jump in with a was oniy. out men games for the Climbers. Griff Is look- ceased, bow that, the Naps have got Griffith system of pitching. The innings' ana taken - play- 2Tox gave long on the swell because was deemed best .to allow ing ahead. He Is not thinking- merer their bumps. Asd the Naps are him a talk will to help the fund. it -- proper method he should employ In the fleet-foot- Blankenshlp hit, for him of this season or the next, fie la con-vinc- ed ing good ball, too. without tho rough If ore of Boss Booster Bill Hoover's - practice, and he will work dallv with you when It looked like the local club had a that, with a little tinkering- here gang stops and asks for a contribu- forge -- Jack Ityan and Nick Altrock trying chance to tie the score or ahead and there, his present line-u- p will land to gain control. tion, fork over, for the Boss Booster Is in the ninth. Here is something for Baa Johnson to a pennant In Capital within a year read" - game Griffith believes Clark on McGulre "During, his reign on the mound. the and think- upon. la the first the trail. J. Charles has and-passe- d may develop into a good pitcher, as Johnson allowed but six hits or so, and that Johnson will then cone la Cleveland; McGraevey called a ball oa he lacks only the necessary control. started his Boosters' Club fund with but single batter. Three of the half Into his own. a Nap batter when be plainly swung $3, mem- ji. on McBride protested. He asked He Is a big fellow, weighing close to and will solicit among his club dozen blngles were scratchy. He hatf "While It would be my greatest de- It 380 pounds, and has plenty of speed bers for contributions. terrific speed, and the heavy-hittin- g De- McOreever to refer the matter to bts. boujrht him light to have a pennant winner." goes partner. Tommy Connolly, hi and curves The Yankees L. E- - Schellberg. of the Interstate troit batsmen found him as troublesome u s from Sioux City two years ago, but as any Ditcher they have faced on their on the Old Fox, "I think I'd get as bound to under the instructions glvea he got no real trial until this season. Commerce Commission, Is leading a trip. much, pleasure out of seeing Johnson umpires by the head of the league. Vc-Oree- sickened of the lars bunch of boosters lor a contribution and McBrtde playing In a world's serlee. refused, saytag; "No, I dent wildness and snapped at Griffiths ror the Cup Fund. Schellberg is an Only Sign of Weakness. There are two great players on the field refer It to Connelly. I've done so sev- offer purchase. original booster and Is In line with "The only signs of weakness was In and two of the whitest men I have ever eral time this year and got bawled oat of seen off field. m boosters who start out today for con- fielding his position, and It was this the They deserve th for It addition to bavfacta decisions wee Cuban 'out- chance to figure In the big series, sad I'd reversed. It goes as a balL" This Is Mertto Acosta, the tributions. fa'tlng that gave Detroit its tally In like nothing to directly In gov- Climbers, will remain better than give them opposition to the rates fielder with the Tours Avenue. the second inning. that chance. erning the work of umpires onthe fleU. In "Washington all winter to attend "Had' the Nationals played brainy "Look some of the great players a outlined by Ban Tfc play an original boost- at Johnson school, if he "can obtain his father's con-Be- Joseph D. Dreyfuss, ball in the second inning they would who have never been in a' world's m'ght have decided the game. Had a Is touring Pennsylvania avenue have overcome the handicap they were series. has played major protest Manager He has written home, asking for er. ses- been made by Grifntb says placed under In the first. In that league ball for some eighteen years and' oft-cla-ily today contributions, and he er, the matter would then have come permission and for the necessary monoy for Kill had connected three-bagg- never will reap a harvest. Dreyfuss says the sion for a har been in the big series. before Ban Johnson, and weald expenses. expects to when Altizer came to the bat. - to pay his He cup Is good Neither has Larry Lajole. Walter John- have caused a- scandal. It Is tlm for Man- Idea of giving Johnson a a The latter hit a short fly to right, son or George McBrtde. Wallace nd arehon of get busy receive a reply in a few weeks. anniversary event which was quickly recovered by Cobb, the baseball to with ager Is willing to act as his one and that the Johnson Cup Fund Big League Biffers of a Lajole will probably quit the gams him nam officials. Overlooking their Griffith will prove one Johnson will who threw Ntll out. trying to score. without satisfying their ambition, sjuardlan. boy allowed to re- that long( rrobably tne move of but deficiencies because no magnate pretests if the is - This was' fatal Johnson and have remember. j Julj- 16: Day. the game. McBrtde a chance. them Is poor policy. It is up, to Ban in country, having taken me to waste now. ?- main this It Isn't for- Walter Johnson to see that his ofHciais are -' Anacostla fans are going to help out' "Neither side scored in the first, the this-grea- t a great fancy to lhm. "I wrlto to my PrCTlouslr acknowledged. . .$84.10 There may- come a time when Most of them are not Indeed, in the fund. E. 3, Newcorob, of 402 batters being retired In order. It wss pitcher will be able to land th It difficult to iather'ln Marlanao," says Acosta, "for heading' Tom Cullmne 1.00 AB.H.TB.AT0. In the second inning that Johnson is. name any real umpires money, Nlchola avenue. Anacostla. is flag for is all by himself. Then I'll in this league, outside ef Evans. Co-n- JE00. If he sends the I will subscription will get Paul G. Brock 1.00 Saier, Cabs 1.800 zuiea nis ueiuing joo. i;odd oumca work him as long can go school a list, and out SIS through him. reaching first in safety. iST., ' an? Sheridan. Tn others stay In "Washington and to among are go- -, Wallace Hill 1.00 1 1 1.900 Hes willing. But "?"that 'Z'Jir7m the bushes. -- his friends. Lieutenants HeaWi, Pirate... 3 Rosaman also laid down a on to Bngllsh and have the fun boost- bunt learn the lng to round out the rooters and A. S. Carter LOO 1 1 1 which Cobb took third, from where he l with-- boys. If he won't send the ers In Anacostla and Congress Heights Dota, Paillies UM on ny ciymer. the Alan Manager scored- Downs' to money, go to Cuba and play and are expected to raise a goodly sum. J. Bacbraeh, 4 8 ,7fcf "Tho third developed nothing start- I back Paskert, P1UH... V Blrney Burnslde, of the Washington Casino Theater 2.00 ling, but In. the fourth, with one out PLAYERS BALK ball in winter." and Southern Bank, of Center Market, ! William A. 1.00 Bent. Giaata 4 .7M I Cobb was again allowed reach ON see you . get enough to Bennett f t to Til that is going through the market with a Griffin T. Canada 10 8o4grag, 4 7 .7M nrsi wnen Aiuzr roaao a poor inrow at,; volunteered Griffith, "and what aubbcription list i Gluts.. to that base. Kossman filed out and you to Burnslde indorses The Times' sugges- - j Herbert H. Priming 10 Oliriag, 4 4 .760 mora do you want? If want - : AtaWlca.. t Cobb stole second and third. Tho go to school, that's easy. I'll see tlon for a cup for Johnson In the high- j H. C. .05 .young twirier from Idaho arose to est terms, and says he is going to get Craratk, PUOiM... 2 2 Ml Cobb on you squares every day . Lawrence Mankin .25 t the situation and kept third MONEY that eat three busy with the market fans. Xarsaas, 2 2 by 'fanning Downs. ADVUG St I District National 8.00 Seis Ml and get to bed every night." Clerks Assist. Bank t ?ii Oh yes, fine." 'replied the Cuban, Kliafc Beis t 2 2 Ml Oleaty Hit Johnson. do money? I The clerks of the District National Total to date-...- - 44.60 "In the fifth OXeary made the first but what do I without ! Speaker, Be4 Sex.. 1,2 2 Ml no can see the movies, I no can see Bank got trgether this morning and clean hit off Johnson when he singled ' S3, tne manager Daley, S 2 2 447 Refuse to Put Up the theater. I no can ride on the car. sent In of the Casino Ataletka.... to center; Slever sacrificed him to $1,500 I Just walk, walk, walk all the time. Theater forwards $2 with the compli- Meriartr, Tifen - t 2 t Ml second, but Jones was thrown out ; 0923 j Ml No fun walk all the time. So 1 write ment that Johnson Is a winner, and that by Altizer - Each for Expenees of my 50.-- Then I stay in "Slavers developed a wild spell In a to father for Heydon. "Washington- - learn everything in ISTAHL'S1 RELEASE the sixth land walked John and take'Tiold of. son bunt, -- the winter. Maybe I see snowstorm. are coming made a perfect but allowed VorkTsTour. No snow in Cuba and I like snow. I Contributions In from the ball to hit him. He was declared RABID ROOOLPH '" " every source. Paul G. Brock, who is a ' out and Heydon was back, to SAY6 hope my father sends' the $500 and BBSW ?. sent me to stay in "Washington to go regular rooter and one of the fans who 1WW1 f.V JJ .SBST SUSPENDS COBB BY first Ciymer fanned, but Ganloy drew tells iiir pass. to school, 'but I don't know. Maybe knows, sas Johnson should be helped a Delehanty hit a short fly to Griff UTS he's fsiaf to use. Us three NEW YORK. July IS. Plans for he .say come heme, you are a boy. along. William A. Bennett forwards L S SHOCK TO HIM! mwr right wr.ich reii sate, allowing Hey- Xstfia. Woe a best against St. tour of the world by the GUnta Ha, ha. he think I am a boy yet I Some one with an idea of humor sent MRS. G. H. BARKER, don to score. When .Ganley tried; to asd am a man, big league player. "When in a five cent contribution written in reach tho plate he was thrown out ig. the other one? White Sor after the present baseball my father see me again, he will be a childish band and credited to H. First Fannette To Contribute To the MYSTERIOUS WIRE "With, one out In the seventh. season have been perfected with the ex- surprised. He will open his eyes ana Curtice Lamson. The jo!:e failed, for Walter Johnson Cup Fund. Downs' grounder bounded over Altl-ser- 's grounder. Gehrlng was sent to the ception of one Important item. The laugh. "When I leave Cuba, I am a Lamson is well known as a baseball head. Schmidt hit sifely Into oat for Heydon and struck out. players little boy ""Now I am a man. That is fan and promises to help the fund along Displaced Manager of left and O'Learr forced Schmidt at of the teams. If they want to why I send for the 500. with something more substantial. second. Downs took third on the play Box Score of That Game. trot around the .globe, each must put O'Leary - 11.500 1 Red Sox Will Take Up Bank- and stole second while John WASHINGTON.- up beforehand to guarantee ex- Tn addition to earning a regular berth Meantime "He Should Worry," son held the balL The young pitcher AS. K. H. PO. A.B. penses. Of course, if the promoters of on the pitching staff of the Grlffmen, Baseball Standings was equal to the .emergency, .how- Ciymer. It...... 4 3 o e the tour xnakp money out of exhibition Dixie Boehllng has achieved another: ing in Illinois. ever, for he struck out Slever. Oanley. rf -- 3 1 games on American and foreign soil tho "Williams His Batting Average "Crawford's line drive, which Delehanty, lb... 3 10 players' money' ambition, trimming "Rlppy" Results of Minors Having terrific.. Jones, 1 will be returned to them pool. As a performer at straight went to the scoreboard in the eighth, C cf... when settling time comes, and there at AMERICAN LEAGUE. good Mil. 20 may .pool, Willi ams is some class, and he Climbed to was for a circuit and the Tigers Altlser. ,. 3 be something to boot can make them all travel. But after International League. 16. .400. went a ahead of the tied score., Ehlpke, lb. 1 But Just now many of the New Tork t , July Jake SUM. with Standing of the Clubs. run-gett- er winning his ninth straight, Boehllng got Buffalo, 5; 3. "The eighth inning looked like a Heydon. e. ( and Chicago players do not see why Rochester, bis unconditional release as manager of Johnson, p 1 It into his neaa mat ne couia aeieai Buffalo, 3: Rochester, 1. for the Nationals. 8hlpke started they should be asked to put up no much the world's champion , Won. Lost. Pet. Win. Los. the batting with a single to right Hey- Hushes, p 0 Williams, and Issued a formal chal Newark, 10; , L 23 .716 .720 .707 Blankenshlp as a silver dollar. In fact sosae of lenge. accepted and they la through ..68 DETROIT, Mich, July 16. don bunted in front of Schmidt who .... 0 them speak plainly Williams Providence, 6; Jersey City, 1. with baseball forever, and Cleveland 50 33 .602 .607 .595 Before tGebrlng 0 They will not pack hundred-poi- nt games. Boeh- of game made a perfect throw to second, but played two Toronto, 6; Montreal, 3. will go to work in a bank In Woodlawn. .. 46 37 .S54 .50 .US the start today's Hughle their kits and travel around the earth copping "Now WASH'TON O'Leary dropped the ball, and Sbtpke 23 2 S 2T 13 unless promoters pay llng both of them. I'm 111., In which he holds stock. Chicago 47 39 .547 .552 .541 Jennings received the following tele- Totals J the everything. satisfied, saia uoenung. at tne conclu- Southern League. gram: was safe at second and Heydon at first Tradition shows that ballplayers, as a on green Stahl made this announcement today. Boston 23 41 .45 .494 .4S1 Blankenahlo batted for Johnson, and Batud for Johnson. rule, .never sion of the combat the cloth. Birmingham, 3; New 0. 36 53 .404 .411 .400 "Chicago. I1L, July IE. tBatted tor Heydon. have displayed eagerness to won straight on the ball field Orleans, He said that he will return to Boston St. Louts laid one down along the third-bas- e line. dig deeply Into Tve nine Memphis, 6; Nashville, 1. 35 64 .393 .400 .389 "Hughle Jennings, manager DETROIT. their own pockets for trimmed 'Rlppy' at pool. once to get his family, Detroit Detroit advancing both runners and dying at AB. trips of pleasure or barnstorming and have Mobile. S; Chattanooga. 1. at take a short New York 25 55 .313 .221 .309 Baseball Club. R. H. PO. A. a tours. "What more can a man want?' vacation, and down Detroit Mich. first Ciymer and Ganley struck out D. Jonu. It 4 0 0 0 0 6 When A. G. Spalding took the Chicago Montgomery, 7; Atlanta, 1. then settle as a Coug-hlln- . - "This Is to notify you of Cobb's 3b 4 0 0 0 3 1 and around Woodlawn financier. Hughes Pitched Ninth. 4 0 the world In Harry Harper Is going to school to Today's Games. suspension for language used to Hll-debra- nd Crawford, cf. 0 138 he financed everything prob- American Association. course, Cobb. rf. 4 3 1 and Nick Altrock and Clark Griffith. By the "Of the real reason for firing Washington St. Louis. In yesterday's game. "Hughes pitched the ninth, and 113 ably lost some money. players Louisville, 2; Kansas City, 0. me. ' Stall!, at Roasman. lb. 4 1130 3 8 0 0 But the time they got through with him. he'll be said "was the fact that the Philadelphia at Chicago. "B. B. JOHNSON. 11:26 A. M." Rossman singled to right taking sec- Downs. 2b 4 had no cause for worry. good enough to shove and Columbia. 3; Milwaukee, 1. team wasn't going as well as expected. 4 130 Charles A. New York at Cleveland. Jennings Informed Cobb ond when Downs bunted down the Schmidt c 3 U1103 Comtskey, owner of the Vean Gregg from their pinnacles of Minneapolis vs. Indianapolis (rain). But I thought President McAleer. being Boston at Detroit. and Cobb first base line. Hughes' throw hit- O'Leary. as 4 0 2 white Sox: Jimmy Callahan, manager fame as a sldewheeler on the mound. St Paul vs. Toledo (rain). a practical baseball man. voulil under- informed Eddie. Murphy, who was ting him. NIU recovered the ball in Slever. p 4 0 0 1130 3 0 and Ted Sullivan, chief bewsterlc-geth- er Every day Harper warms up under the stand and take Into uccount the hard standing near, thathe would take off time to throw Rossman out at the with Leader McGraw, of the eye of these two veterans. He Virginia League. luck we have had. His action was a Tomorrow's Gamy. Totals 3S 3 10 17 13 4, Giants, are aware of watchful to me." his uniform and visit the golf links. plate. CLeary's single 3coied Downs. the unwillingness pitches as If in a game; first winding Newport News vs. Richmond (rain). shock Washington at St. Louis. During the third inning a news Slever and Jones struck out First baao by errors Washington, I; De- of some of the players to put up the up as if the bases are empty and then Portsmouth vs. Petersburg (rain). Philadelphia at Chicago. "The score should have troit. 1. First base on balls Oft Johnson. 1: necessary guarantees, but they service brought the Information to been tied off Slever. 4. Left on bases Waahlnaion. : are not as base runners are on. The Norfolk, G; Roanoke, 3. Boston Detroit. f Tnvilva X - ralklnr for publication Just now. posing if at the park that In an Interview, given when Washington went to the bat tAlkU nltHkJ a In youngster has the Identical motion that Plank Is Firm in New York at Cleveland. in the ninth . With one out Jonas ! ,. ir..rH' i nit ma- - nn t.k..s ,! fact McGraw refuses to discuss the trip made Addle Joss a great pitcher with Carolina Association. in Brooklyn by Ban B. Johnson, that singled and Nlll hit Into right field, . off Hughes", 4. Struck out By until the Giants are sure of the pen- portly Individual any knowl- Johnson, J; - th Naps, shooting the ball from his Durham. 7; Charlotte. 3. denied the ball getting away from Cobb, and by Hughes, z: oy bwitr, 7. nant and a slice of the world's series. Yesterday's Results. edge of Cobb's suspension. Three-bas- e Two-ba- shins with all the strength In his body Raleigh. 3: 15. Pinches; Detroit Loses Jones scoring. Nlll took third on the Crawford. hit NIU. e develop Winston, Chicago. 2; Boston, 1. is not worrying hits Delehanty. Rossman. Sacrifice He has an Ideal position to a Ashevllle. 6; Greensboro. 5 (13 Inning's). whether play. Altizer gave the slgnalyfor the hits Western League. deceptive to first base, and It Is St. Louis. 3; New York. 0. he Is suspended or not. His seven squeeze, to Heydon. Blankenshlp. Stolen bases Dele- 8: Topeka, twist Tieer-Athlet- le but failed touch the ball (21. O'Leary. Omaha. L 16.-E- 7; 0. in of the hanty. Cobb Double plays his business July ddle Philadelphia, Detroit, hits four NIU was 7. this particular feature of South Atlantic League. DETROIT. Plank i;xe games brought his batting up to an and caught between the Cobb to Schmidt: Cobb to Rosaman. Um- Wichita, 8: Stoux City. Altrock is teaching the kid. Har- bases. Altizer then hit safely to cen- Lincoln. 5: Dea 1. that Columbus, 5: Macon. 1. a flne exhibition of tightening In the . even .400 again. piresMessrs. Sheridan and Evans. Time of Hoinos. per is above the average In Intelligence, ter and Coughlln fumbled Shipke's came 1 hour and 33 minutes. Denver. 6: St 'Joseph, 5. having been a traveling salesman at the Albany. 2; Savannah, 0. pinches yesterday, and the Athletics very blanked the Tigers 7y seven of age of eighteen. He has a fair Tri-Sta- runs. Standing the Clubs. te League. education, and knows enough to keep Time again, when Detroit men Chappelle Likely to S. and had quiet. Manager Griffith says he Is the York. 9:' Allentown. within scoring distance. Plank tightened Won. I I 1 1 I I I I ! H'I"M-H"- 11 M"l I I M-I- I"! I I I'M I 1 1 11 1 M I M I M 1 I I M-- I I I j j j j jj--f- Wilmington. 8: City, 4. Lou Pet. Win. Lose. T'i !: II III best looking rookie he has seen In many Attantlc up struck out Detroit's New York. ... 53 21 OSS .632 .679 Trenton, 6; Harrlsburg, 5. anJ batsmen Play Chicago a day, and should become a winning Hall was easy for the Macmken, and tt.e Philadelphia .. 42 21 .bTZ .Ml .KK at Today pitcher in another season. Chicago 43 38 Appalachian League. three errors that Detroit made proved ..'.... .631 .537 .524 very costly. ... 40 39 .505 .513 .500 "My Poy Choe" Engel, who is usually 1. CHICAGO, July 16. In all probablllt Bristol. 6: Knoxvllle, . Zamloch, who pitched the last three Brooklyn 36 S3 .4S0 .487 .474 H but daring, had the scare of his City. L 34 Chappelle, the newly ecqulred out REGENT broke 2: Larry OXFORDS Johnson day. Thinking Morrlstown, Innings for the local team, passed the Roston 41. .4 .443 .t:0 life the other he had Mlddleboro, 3; Rome, 13. St. Louis 35 47 .427 .429 .122 fielder coming from Milwaukee, will picked a fish, he challenged Frank La-- - first two men who faced him in both the Innings. yielded .... 31 51 .378 .386 .373 probably make his Initial appearance miiiiii;. pone to .. game ui pout. r.nsei is a. Pacific Coast League. seventh and ninth He m 1 1 1 1 1 1 : only one hit, and did not figure In Sox fair player, but Lasorte was once the Ban Oakland, 3; Sacra- that Today's Games. with the White here this afternoon, For Men performer in the Eastern League. At Franclsio the scoring. Because of his dispute ulth Chicago best mento. 0. Ty Pittsburgh at Boston. lie reached too ate yesterday The Frenchman Is out of practice, how- HiMebnuid yesterday, Cobb his team by 2 1. At Los Ai geles Venice, 6; Los An- Indefinitely. Cincinnati at New Vork to help defeat Boston to ever, and so the battle went along 6. is suspended Ed to closely, two geles, St. Louis Philadelphia. Pitcher Walsh returned the one or points separating Portland Portland, t; San Fran- Scoie by Innings: It. II. E. at game today, the first time June 26, goodly gallery At 001 122 11 Chicago Brooklyn. since LOOK them. A surrounded the cisco, 2. Philadelphia 1007 2 at when he was forced out or the pastime GOOD! table. E. "Dorf" Alnsmlth rooting for Detroit 000 000 000- -0 'J 3 of Illness, and Chicago on rest pull-Jn- K Zum-loc- Tomorrow's Game:. on account Engel, and the of the bunch Batteries Plank and Lapp; Hall, h hard-foug- for Laporte. With the count twelve Eastern Association. from Boston, 2 to 1. after ten ht WEAR GOOD!! 0. and Stanage, McKee. Cincinnati at Ph'ladelphla. Innings. to eleven In a twenty-five-poi- nt game. Wnterbury. 1: New London. St. Louis at New York. Kngel suddenly asked the keeper how Now Haven. 3; Bridgeport, 0. Pittsburgh Brooklyn. It was Walsh's single In the last In- Hartford. 7, Merlden. 1. at sent Rath across much the bill was to .that moment. Phillies in Tenth. Chicago at Boston. ning which with the ARE GOOD!!! "Flfty-flv- e cents," was the reply. "Wow, Pittsfield. 2: Springfield, 1. First game. winning run. Plttsfleld. 4; Springfield. 3. Second Innings: H. E. Joe, If you ever needed that one ball, 16. Yesterday's Resultr Score by R. you do right now," said Engel. as he game. PHILADELPHIA. Jul After Bostop 0010000000- -1 7 BBBBuSBBBsScaRaGBBaBV In Philadelphia. 3; St. Louis. 2. sighted for a bank shot for tne side Piskert had prevented a run St. Chicago 000 010 000 12 2 5 pocket. Blng, he had made the shot, LouIh' half of the tenth Inning of yes- New York, 4; Cincinnati. 2. Leonard and we go Chicago, 9; Brooklyn. 6. Batteries Thomas; grabbing the thirteenth point Then he ly ferocious. Everywhere terday's game by a sensational diving and Schalk. bowled, "Gee. but that was close, for Mlque drills around to the sporting Pittsburgh. 6. Boston, S. Walsh goods houses and looks over col- catch of Konetchy's low liner, Oakes lEfSaW Cost but all I have is SO cents." their tried to repeat the performance on a $ lections of firearms, from revolvers to by half, says only reason blunderbusses. He Isn't quite sure drive Lobert. in the Phillies' the gun with two out. Oakes missed the bill by Hamilton Too Much he has for not having his head clipped whether they'll take a machine or a few inches and It rolled to the bleach- he wouldn't have any home when not. He says that'll be decided at the gave Worth 212 is that probably sew- ers and Philadelphia the victory $3.50 he got back to Washington. "If my last moment. It'll be a by 3 to 2. Score by Innings: For the saw me marching in with crim- ing machine gun, though. Thus far Highlanders wife a given promise R. H. E. inal's haircut, she'd fire me out," says Gandil has a half to St. Louis 000 1C4 COO 10 0 Join party, Gedeon says 02 the big , "and I wouldn't the and Joe Philadelphia 000 000 101 1--3 9 2 ST. LOUIS, July 16. blame her much, for my head is noth- hell go If Mloue will furnish the Burg, The Arm So ready, Batteries salee. and Wlngo; brand of ball twirled by "Lefty" Ham- ing to brag about when in 'September chewln. get fans, for wild Chilmers. Brennan, Howley. and Kllll-fe- r. Morn style." hunting yarns about next January, ilton is directly responsible for the shut- All new styles button and blucher unless Mlque decides to stay home out handed the by S Mlque Martin, safe and Bane trainer. and tend his chickens. the St. Louis Browns, when the latter effects. Black, Tan, Patent and other Is trying to get up a hunting party to Win in Eleventh. scored three runs. Keating opposed - has an ambitious desire kA NEW LIGHTWEIGHT. DEEP start into the wilds of Virginia as Hamilton, and had great difficulty find- to plunge Into the waters of the Gulf BOSTON, July 16. required eleven wanted leathers. All shapes and sizes. eoon as the season is over. To listen It ing the plate. The victory made St. POINTED Mlque It Is possible to grizz- of Mexico, and Is likely to rush down Innings for the Pirates to overcome a to shoot Louis' standing In the series, three wins T J sssSiaw 1 to New Orleans as soon as the cam- game and win by a 'laafcCMaaa- lies, catamounts and hedge hogs over tied from the Braves out of four games. M-M- -M ! - A concluded to 6 3. un- Cherrydale, Va. says he paign is whet his desire. to Rudolph twirled clever ball Pecklngpaugh singled In the h-h-- h-: In He that if now swam in only fifth for wmw can get up a party of six or seven, ho ''I've the Pacific and the til the eleventh, when he wa batted the hit gleaned eff Hamilton. He Atlantic," says Joe. "My next stop. hard by the Pirates, who scored four was tho only Yankee to reach third will lead them right to the lair of ladles and gentlemen, will be the Gulf. runs In that Inning. Score by Innings: base throughout the game. these wild animals, and that they After that will come the Arctic, Ant- n. h. e. Score by innings: 943 Pa. Ave. N. W. come right out and be killed while arctic Mediterranean, Indian, and. If I Pittsburgh 001 100 COO W- -6 13 1 T TT p 3 for 25 ott. daatt. Peabedy Co.. having their pictures taken. Some- get time, I'll take a plunge In the Boston 100 010 000 013 10 3 New York 000 000 000 0 l' 1 mmla. THE REGENT, Near Corner of lOrli Street Yellow seas, thing wild must be in the air of, Black. and Irish lust to Batteries Hendrlx, McQlllan. and Si St Louis 110 000 Olx 3 6 0 Y Makers of Arrow Shirts i -- t t Cherrydale, for ever since moving show that I have no prejudices. 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