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12 THE WASHINGTON TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1911. Washington Ball Club May Not Go to Georgia for Its Early Spring Preparation HII'ALEER PLANS TO Admiral "Buck" Becker Shows Classy Marksmanship In His First Battle ) 1FN 111 1M II II0NALS BETWEEN N E WYORK HERE NEXT SPRING AD JACKSONVILLE

' Unsatisfactory Results At American Association Con Atlanta Causes Talk test Board Gives Out Of Change. Statement.

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Bchaefer Only Recently Recovered Event Postponed Many Times Will ' From Lameness In Be Held In October. HilfeidL-- . Back- - By HARRY WARD. By "SENATOR." If plans announced today are carried out. this year's de- Glldden tour, which has McAleer has practically been postponed many cided not to have the Nationals do their times, win take year Place In October and will be over spiinp xralnlng next at Ponce de vne Leon Park, Atlanta, Ga., where they route of ths national highway, ex- got Into shape last spring. Several tending from New York to Jacksonville, - person have touted the good spring Fla., via Atlanta, Ga. The contest weather conditions of Washington, and board of the American Automobile As- It Is not Improbable that the Nationals' sociation today I3ued the following boss will "keep the team here next year. statement regarding the tour: Though Atlanta was fairly satisfac- "Returning to the original Idea of the tory, and the Nationals started the sea- donor of the trophy, the tour, appealing son in pretty pood shape, much dlssat-lstactlo- n particularly to owners, will be con- was felt among the players ducted under regulations demanding re- because It was almost impossible to get liability and regularity, without refer- up a good perspiration there. Ball play- ence to rigid technical restrictions. It ers training in the spring like to ke having been made plainly apparent that oft weight, and at Atlanta this was an round to be difficult. endurance tour for the Glldden High, cool winds, making the nights trophy promoted primarily for owners delightful for sleeping were enjoyed by was generally wanted, and it likewise everybody except Prof. Joe Quirk, who having been was charged with getting the athletes made clear that the makers Into condition for the beacon's work. of automobiles were no longer interest- These same winds put kinks In the ed In an exceedingly technical contest, ' wings, and Schaefer only re- the contest board announces the new cently recovered from his stiff back, the plan result of standing in left field with the for the national tour." wind blowing against him. The decision to change the plan of The failure of the Atlanta manage- the Glldden was preceded by a con- ment to work in harmony with the ference in New York between the of- "Washington club In the matter of young ficials of the three A's and a delega- players also may have something to do tion from the South which brought with McAleer's decision. assurances of generous support. The Ray Morgan, the new inflelder from 1911 tour will be conducted under Danville. Va , arried today and al- grade 4. rules of the A. A A., with most immediately obtained a few days' peerless Ed Walsh was doing duty practicable daily running schedules, vacation to visit his family and friends there. He gave Schaefer Just what he possible of accomplishment by any In Baltimore. He nan not been home didn't like and he breezed amid the tourist. The cars will be stamped fiince March, and Manager McAleer had RECORD CROWD AT groans of the fans. BOB THAYER'S SPORTING GOSSIP In their essential parts, there will be no in But there was Kid Elberfeld. the lad no Jbservers. and the onlv Dennltv hesitation letting hirr take a few who never falls. days on. especially since h-- Is not need- Bnek at Walsh with assessed will be for lateness at con- terrific force His Kldlets hammered trols. A nominal entry fee $25 ed Just now. that ball, and great of will the twlrler was "EVERY KNOCK IS A BOOST.". be charged and present indications BECKER BAPTISM lucky In not being killed. There were point to a large entry list of individ- three on. two out. and Doc Gessler uo. ual automobile owners. Anv owner He had yet to make a and thpy felt of a stock car will be eligible en- sure this was to Baseball that where he would After the Nationals. perience of those who have their money ter the tour. Entry blanks and full Standings make It. Crack, back at Walsh went conditions of the tour will be Issued Pride Of the Navy Yard Romps Out Victorious Over the that ball once more, bounding off his Invested on the circuit is taken into at once. glove to the foul line. Quick as p cat A few days ago when The Times consideration. . In changing the style of the Glldden Hit-- Walsh was after the ball, tossing it to announced that there were outside tour, which heretofore has been a White Sox Through Inning After Inning Of Zelder Just a fraction of a second ahead parties who would like to purchase the Hoots for Laborltes. strictly technical contest In which Yesterday's of the flying Gessler and bringing to a only Results. close Nationals the story was denied by cer- automobile manufacturers were Washington. 3, 1. a raort thrilling finish a game The following A. Chicago, lessness, And Is Cheered To the Skies. ruined by a summer parties, but the following, written letter from Bill interested, the A. A. has taken a Chicago, 4; Washington, 2. shower. tain clair shows the big step forward. by Paul Eaton, the veteran scribe of that and While Philadelphia. 3. St. Louis, 0. Should Have Won Labor team will not be lacking in the exact route has not been Cleveland, JO; 8. It Sporting Life, explains itself: the given. It is hoped Washington be New York, The Nationals should won will Boston, S. Detroit, 2. By "SENATOR." have that "Reports negotiations for pur- matter of rooters if it competes in the Included. It is probable the Auto- second game. When the of the mobile Club of Washington Boston, 7; Detroit, 3. rain descended by out-of-to- series for the District baseball cham- and the yet saved things by reaching over bag upon the field In chase of the local franchise Chamber of Commerce Before the largest crowd seen at the the fourth Inning the been as pionship: will ask the Gomes Today. the painted palace "Buck" Becker, pride for TannehlU's drive and getting his jcore was tied up one run. capitalists have treated contest board to make this city one man with a beautiful toss. Note: Navy at Half an Importance or Ignored alto- "Permit one of Washington's amateur of the night controls. Chicago at Washington. of the Navy Yard, got his baptism, and hour later Tommy Connolly Insisted of little Yard rooters here became Insane. tnat sawdust would make It possible to gether by some local writers. However, baseball fans who viewed the play- St. Louis at Philadelphia. defeated the White Sox 3 to 1. Inning Lange, the -plnchls- t. "Wild Bob" Burman, peerless Frank continue, and they did. The Infield was I can on the best authority that ing of the teams named here to root for the Cleveland at New York. Inning the tall southpaw romped showed up at the pan In the eighth and a morass, and the state automobile racing driver, who holds the after outfield a number of such would-b- e buyers and the Commerce and Labor club. world's speed, Detroit at Boston. along, allowing nothing even resembling Becker was in for his. Conroy squeezed Inlands set In a galixy of limpid lakes there are "Impress yourself with this prophecy record for will soon add Lange's drive, but Herman Schaefer and ponds. It was Impossible field that they have capable local counsel an Ohio racing car to his fleet of racing a hit, and he deserved to have shut out forgot to lor i ana omers are writing It In gold- machines. The Ohio Motor Car Com- Games Tomorrow. hi: lessons and mulled the throw. the ball properly, and throwing It ac looklng-aft- er their Interests here. They by er- Then came "Big en letters that the Commerce and La- pany has been working on a big ma- Chicago at Washington. the visitors. A hit followed an Ed" Walsh, who curately was out of the question. The are giving the matter very serious and bor team is going to win the District ror judgment It possible for promptly hit Into a play, Conroy Nationals proved poor mudhorses. chine for Burman for seeral months, St. Louis at Philadelphia. of made to Elborfeld to Amby nnl active attention, and regard the club's championship. It is the best fielding, and It will be ready for a tryout this Cleveland New York. to- Schaefer. practicaiiv gave the visitors three runs team work timely aggre- at the Sox to get that lonely tally and had whiffed twice against the and the vlctorv In the reventh Inning. Inabilities, which, although large, are and hitting week. The car has and Detroit at Boston. day "Buck" Becker Is a regular mem- lanky southpaw, and so John Collins Joe Hovlik, former National, property gation of all the leagues, and only re- Burman Is enthusiast ic over its possi- started less than their franchise and quires a moderately first-cla- ss pitcher ma- ber of the Nationals' hurling corps. He came up. Conroy also, got his bump, the battle against Bobby Groom, and bilities for speed. He will use the Standing of the Clubs. pick-u- p are worth, as the only objection. Two to win. There are only two pitchers of chine In exhibition races on various mile duty It." Schaefer making a neat of a folded a run in the opening session, --Today-, "seen his and done low, wide toss. Becker had come Milan drawing a pass and scoring from offers for the club have Deen refused high class, Engls and Richmond, who tracks In Ohio durintr September. "The Gues-- any have not tossed to line-u- p, will Ohio . . W. L, Pet. Win. they couldn't have built through a very narrow knothole. first by a beautiful sprint years, It Is possible their and fact that Burman include an when in recent but that none In trip Is uetroit 63 34 .650 .653 lo..643 battleships over In the Navy Yard yes- Becker's own performance in the ninth Schaefer collided with a double to cen- one might stand a that have not fallen down before racer nis around the circuit . 61 - a really attractive them. If the Cornells or the pleasing news," said Gilbert Benslnger, Philadelphia 34 .642 .646 .635 terday, for the entire mob was at the settled the battle. After McBrlde had ter Zeldei- was hit In the second chap- accepted." Bank Chicago 49 4G '.516 thrown out Lord, Jimmy Callahan ham- ter, and came way on chance of being Clerks can stop such a succession of manager of the Ohio Sales Company, .651 .510 ball park they themselves all the around Ohio car In this city. Boston 51 4S .515 .530 .510 and made mered a vicious line drive back at TannehlU's double along the rinht field sluggers as Walters. Van Buskirk, Kin- agents for the jls'ew York 60 47 .515 conspicuous the moment Becker come Becker. The twlrler grabbed at the pill line, tying the score. The shower wns A good outfielder. ney. Moran. and McDonnell from send- .520 .510 up ing home winning scores they are Company, Cleveland 49 51 .490 .495 .4S3 up out of the rathskellar to limber up as he might at a hot potuto. The ball coming fast, end broke in the worthy The Marion Sales the new Washington... 36 61 waa traveling like a bullet and bounded fourth session, when the Nationals had who have the interests to be classed with our Nationals. company formed to handle Marlon and .371 .377 .367 his salary wing. When he walked Into One of those cars, Louis 23 67 .302 to the sod. Quickly the rookie picked two men on and Conroy ip. Walker club "BILL SINCLAIR." American has leased the sales- St .309 .299 Tommy of the Washington ball at heart 1119 street, the box they cheered. When up the ball, and, by a line peg, got the and McBrlde had singled when the yesterday If Wash- room at Fourteenth and will Connolly yelled, on the first "come-bac- k kid" standing up. floods en me was telling me that take possession some time this month NATIONAL LEAGUE. "Strike!" That a good outfielder a bid Manager Cunningham, ball to McConncll, they shrieked in glee, was some play, believe me. "Red" During the half hour's Intermission ington is after Bowlers Meet Tonight Sales Harrv Walker closed the victory with a beau- the fan stood In the rear of the stand be put in for the sepices of who has been connected with the trade second-sack- er was should years, says Yesterday's Results. and when the little tiful running catch back of short, and and discussed the grfat work of "Buck" Wood, former University of On Congress Project of this city for a number of Lorl-m- er Gene the Cincinnati-Philadelph- ia Yard Becker In the opening game, the new models will arrive shortly. Rain. fanned, that entire mob of Nay the Nationals had copped their fifth Pennsylvania captain, who Is now play- the New York, X; Pittsburg, 4. straight win and had found a pitcher Investigation, nnd the high cost of rooters became a bunch of maniacs. e 1 ; who seems sen-Ic- living. By and by. tempted by a streak Ocean City. I looked the matter The second mass meeting of the Wash- , Chicago, Brooklyn, 0. The second inning saw the redoubtable bound to be of to ing at Double-Heade- r Boston, 5; the team for the remainder of the sea- of sunshine. Tommy Connolly waded out up and found that Wood, like a host ington contingent of bowlers At St. Louis, 2. Ping Bodle on strikes and Beck- son. to the diamond and the re- for the retired caretakers of others, la under the contract of Con- purpose of obtaining the annual tour- friends to a man stood up and Here, you friends of "Buck" Becker, moved the handkerchief from the plate. Union Park Sunday Games Today, er's swam out to positions, nie Mack, so there Is no chance of tne nament of National Bowling Asso- delight. They were watch- this for your scrap books, the tab- The players their the yhlladelphla at Cincinnati. howled with ulated account of his breaking Into and 4.342,670 pounds of Bawdust was Nationals or any other club getting ciation for this city, will be held the New York at Pittsburg. ing pride Joy performing on In large gobs, giving It at Maryland, Pennsylvania, and District their and swell society on the diamond: spread around him. Commerce tonight 8:30 Brooklyn at Chicago. a very passementerie appearance, as It - Chamber of at a major league hill like a true and tried WASHINGTON CHICAGO. of Columbia teams will participate In a Boston St. were, don't y'know In the heavy going o'clock. double-head- er at Louis. veteran. And all through the battle, as AB.H O.A.E Cross Country Club succeeds. at Union League Park AB.H.O.A.E Walker manaped to swim In with a run It is expected there will be many In- Sunday game Standing of the Clubs. the tall southpaw climbed out of hole Mllan.ef... 3 110 0 McCon'l.'b 3 0 13 0 while Tanneblll wns throwing out next afternoon. The first they were with Sch'fer.lb. 4 1 16 0 1 Colllni.2b. 1 0 0 0 0 From what I can hear, that annual teresting reports of the work of the va- called at 2.30 o'clock. after hole, they showed Elb'feld.2b 4 1 2 S 0 Lord.3b. Street. The Brandywlne Club will meet the 4 the Washington Cross Coun- rious committees appointed at last W. L. Pet. Win. Lose. him. The second game, thrilling though Gessler.rf. 2 0 0 0 Call'han.If..413304 10 0 0 Game Tossed Away. cutlng of Metropolitans in the first game and the Chicago 57 S3 .633 .637 .626 Walker.lf. 3 1 2 0 0 Mcln're.rf 3 0 2 try Club at River View on Saturday Thursday's meeting to look into the ad- It was, was as nothing compared to that 3 10 water, generally poor Weldon Club, the Maryland colored New York 57 36 .613 .617 .605 M'Brlde.ts t 2 5 0 Boile.cf. The mud, and forming a company Conroy,3b. 2 0 0 6 0 will be one of the best athletics affairs visability of stock champions, will play the Washington Philadelphia . 56 37 .602 .606 first one in which "Buck" Becker proved ZeMfr.lb. .311003 0 12 0 0 conditions got to the Nationals In the .595 z 1 3 0 0 3 0 0 section since the opening of promote the tournament. 56 38 street.c... Tan'hIII.SB 3 0 away bat- held In this to Giants in the second contest. Pittsburg .696 .600 .589 his worth. Becker, p.. 3 0 0 4 0 5 seventh, and they tossed the 52 42 Sullivan. c. 10 10 the outdoor field and track season. Mr. St. Louis .553 .658 .547 Opposition. Krelti.c. 0 0 0 0 0 tle. Conroy knocked down Zelder's 39 53 Scott In 23 1 said today that the entry list Cincinnati .... .424 .430 .419 Totals.. 927 20 Scott, p.... 2 0 0 2 0 plunk and heaved wildly to first, the French Brooklyn 34 69 .366 was as Becker's op- 0 0 0 0 0 pawed century and in- .372 .362 chosen Hoillk.D.. slippery ball getting away from him. had the mark At "The Sign of the Moon" Boston 21 74 .221 .229 .219 ponent, and the Nationals leaped at ILange 10 0 0 0 names of practically all of ZWalsh.... 0 0 0 Zelder reached second and a. moment cluded the In second, registering a run for 10 city. A large crowd is him the aWhlte Schaefer's bad to Con- the stars of this r Closes DttSy, Including 'Wonder What .Verts Gess-ler- ...00000 later'beat tniow Store Minor League Becker to fall back upon. Doc 's roy on TannehlU's bounder. Before the assured and good sport should result. Results. 29 3 2$ 13 0 -- Saturday, 6 P. M. Wilt Say Today!" punch whizzed through Lord's legs Totals.. outfielders could rescue the Sull rrom at could nail IBatted for Sullivan In eighth. drowning In a lake In field Zelder Glldden assured. American Association. before the dandy third sacker 'Batted for Scott In eighth lert it. "Red" Walker sacrificed him, and SBatted for lange in eighth. was over with the tying run. MERTZ SAYS: Toledo, 1; Kansas City, 6. Payne slapped a Juicy one in front of It is pleasing to learn the powers that Columbus, 14, Minneapolis, he scored when George McBrlde drove Washington 0 10 0 0 2 0 0 x 3 the plan, and Street tried to get Tanne-hi-ll 0- In Associa- Indianapolis, 0; the pill far out over Jimmy Callahan's Chicago -1 third, the ball hitting the be the American Automobile Milwaukee. corners. George tried to 00010000 at finally planned to run the St. Paul. 1: Louisville. 6. nead for three Run Schaefer. Elberfeld, Gessler. Lord. gravy and both runners landing safely. tion have EXTRAORDINARY score from third when Lord ran out Left on batei Washington. 5: Chicago, 3 A convenient wild pitch let Tannehlll famous Glldden tour under new condi- Conroy's foul, and on Eastern League. near the pavilion for First base balls Off Becker. 1, off Scotti score, and Payne went to third on tions. New York to Jacksonville, Fla., perished at the pan. 1. By Scott, 7; by Hovlik. to Groom. 0; 6. 1. McConnell's hit Still belns route out this classic Jersey City, Buffalo, Becker got into a hole In the fourth, Times by opponents Against Scott In a generous mood. Groom uncorkeu" Is the new laid for TAILORING VALUES 0; 2. whlte-hos- 24; against Hovlik, 4. OfT Toronto, Newark, and the blue-suite- d, ed brigade Hits made Scott. wild pitch with soggy ball, event, and the conditions have been Providence, 1: Montreal. 9. In a 8; off Hovlik. 1. Struck out By Becker. 3: another the tied the score. Milan came like Three-bas- e Payne was over. to private automobile Baltimore-Rocheste- r, rain. fly by Scott, 4. hits Schaefer. Mc- and framed attract speeding aeroplane for Lord's low Bodle. Two-bas- e Nationals began to get tho meas- shoved a teasing Brlde, hit Street. Sac- The owners, who arc the people likely to and lost It. Callahan rifice hits Walker. Street Double plays ure of Hovlik, and Olmstead took his In Virginia State League. out to short left. McBrlde, Walk- McBrlde, give this event added Importance the CHARACTERIZE floater none Elberfeld. and Schaefer: Conroy. place in the seventh, to remain until sport. While Petersburg, 4; Richmond, 0. er, and Milan running for it. and Elberfeld, and Schaefer. Lord and Zelder that last violent session, wnen Walsh world of automobile taking it. That put two men on, and Hit by pitcher By Becker (Mclntyre); by be substituted and save the Washington Is not mentioned on the Norfolk. 17; Danville, 2. de- (Milan). Umpires Messrs. Connolly had to S; Tommy Connolly made It worse by Scott the battle. by pro- Roanoke Lynchburg, 0. and Parker. Time of game 1 hour 40 wreck of tentative route outlined the THIS GREAT ciding that Mclntyre had been hit. and Automobile Did Becker flinch? Nix. nix. nlxl; he minutes. WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. moters, it is probable the Southern League. forced the marvelous Ping Bodie to beat AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E Club and the Chamber of Commerce will game 3: - toward Elberfeld, and in Thrilling Mllan.cf... 4 0 2 0 M'Con'1.2b 5 2 3 pressure to on the First Birmingham, Mem- down the pill Ninth Inning. Sch'fer.lb 5 2 13 0 Lord.3b. bring sufficient bear phis. 2. Second game ; double play had erased In- Birmingham, a twinkling a That last Inning of the second game, Elb'feld'b 4 1 2 Call'han.If..5114 11 contest board of the three A's to 0 Ping the paths. But 4 2 4 ijjempnls, Mclntyre and from played Gessler.rf. 0 M'ln're.rf 0 0 clude the Capital City In the route. New Orleans, 0; Chattanooga, 2. Lord was over with the tying run, and with the shades of night descend- Walker. If. 4 2 0 Bodle.cf... 4 0 3 e, my were In Montgomery-Nashvill- rain. was up to Becker to show some class. ing over the field which had become a M'Brlde.ss 4 0 0 Zeider.lb.. 3 0 U Some of automobile friends Rebuilding it Sale He made "Hard" Zelder pop to McBrlde, miry waste from the heavy shower, was Conroy.Sb. 3 0 3 Tan'hlll.ss 3 11 today to tell me they would leave no South League. ending that bit of scoring. Street. c. . 3 0 6 Payne.c unturned to have Washington In order to make room for the builders we are sacrifi- Atlantic In next two as thrilling as ever any In the history Groom.p... 2 0 0 Hovlik,p....437. 2 0 0 stone The Sox did nothing the 1 the big of fine fabrics. Now's your Savannah, 0; Columbia, 3. order, In of the great national pastime. With ILelivelt. . 1 0 Olmste'd.p 10 0 made one of the n(ght controls of cing our stock opportunity to sessions, perishing in but the 1 1 0 Walsh.p... 0 0 0 Albany, 6, Columbus, 1. Nationals got to Scott, and three men on and Doc Gessler It 2Alnsmlth. tour. get a handsome suit to order at, a low price. 7: 5, sixth the at bat. 3Henry 0 0 0 SDouhg'ty 10 0 Macon, Jacksonville, copped the cookie with two fine young took all of "Big Ed" Walsh's 0 0 0 5; Augusta, 3. marvel- 4Cun'ham. On to Chicago! Charleston. rutin n Krmmie acnaeier niiea inc ous skill and cunning to keep Totals.. 3S 7 27 10 2 Bodle for those two S3 8 27 11 ball betwen Mclntyre and runs from crossing the pan Totals.. i at Western League. three sacks, scoring easily when Elber- and taking IBatted for Street In the. ninth. Despite all denials it would not be Suits to Order, as Sox victory away 2 9; S. feld bounced a pretty blngle to right. the White from them Catted for Groom In the ninth. all surprising if the American Associa- Sioux City, Omaha, by lone- 3Ran for Lelivelt In Topeka, 10; Denver. 3. Zelder spiked Gessler all his, in the last ditch. the ninth. tion should Invade Chicago before the 3. "Red" Walker cracked one to 4Ran for Elberfeld in the ninth. Pueblo, 10; Lincoln, some but Opening that final half of the ninth BBattcd for Hovlik in the seventh. season. This story Low as Moines, 5; 0. center let His Kjdlets go over with opening of another $9.00 St. Joseph, that Dos two runs to the bad, Jack Lelivelt came 1 for nearly the second run. Walker tried to reach Washington 0 0 10 0 0 0- -2 has been going the rounds on McBride's single to right, but up for Street and plastered a single to Chicago 0 10 0 0 0 3 0- -4 years, Judging by hat 8ecret third peg Mclntyre to right. two and Regular $18.00 Value Junior League. died on a perfect from "Dorf" Ainsmlth came up for Runs Milan. C. Walker. Zelder (21 Tan-- meeting of the owners Tuesday, some- Bobby nehlll. Payne. Left on Lord. Groom and' hammered a safe , bases Washington, which Is to be w. L. Pet. uu.-dHu- being planned, one to left. The huge 11; i. riiBi utuse un oans un Hov- thing is Bt. Margarets 10 6 .667 Squally In Seventh. crowd, which lik. 4. Innings pitched By HoUik. 6; by announced later. Two years ago there 11 6 .647 endured 2 Trousers to Order, $2.85 Ashtons one gone in the seventh, Ping had the pelting of the rain to Olmstead, and none out In the ninth: by was a similar session, and It afterward $5.00 Hill Tops 9 6 .600 With see the finish, stood up and yelled Walsh, 1. Times at bat by opponents absolutely, you 6 S off a to left, and it and 22; out a scheme of getting Every suit we make is guaranteed whether Petworth .429 Bodie tore howled and screamed for Against Hovlik, against Olmstead. 9; leaked that Hawks 5 10 .331 looked squally for Becker. Zelder laid Milan to do against Walsh. 4. Hits made Oft Hovlik, into Chicago had been almost perfect- pay $9.00 or $40.00 for it 6 12 .313 along first base line something. They wanted those two 4r off Olmstead, 3; off Walsh. 1. Struck given to the plans Eacles down a bunt the anyway. lgnomln-lousl- Groom, 6; ed, but the publicity never runs, Milan fouled y out By by Hovlik. 1; by arrange- that made Becker hustle. He to Payne. Olmstead, 3; by Walsh. 1. Three-bas- e at that time killed the whole his bearings for a second, grabbing It was up to Herman Schaefer. hit Callahan. Two-bas- e hits Schaefer. El- ment. there is enough room In tho Team Wants Games. lost The and Tannehlll. Sacrifice Con- That CO., the pill, taking a quick peek at Bodle comedian had counted three hits al- - berfeld. hits Illinois metropolis Is conceded, and MERTZ & MERTZ Inc. The Bladensburg baseball team wants teaay ana it seemed almost a certfllntv roy and Tannehlll. Hit by pitcher By that the American Association is wise men u.t M a Groom (Zelder). Wild pitches By Groom, 2; Saturday and on third ana geiuwg eiuei fhnt t e ..., ,1,4 1. 1...11 . enough to see the opportunity to add 906 STREET N. W. Fames for afternoons play showed that Becker fnrh ?. by Olmstead, 1. Umpires Messrs. Connolly F Sunday mornings and afternoons. Adr first. That terrltorv. Alnsmlth's V and Parker. Time I game 1 hour and 65 n its xnrnin cADacitv cannot be de dress A. B. Duckett. Bladensburg, Md. was no slouch aa a fielder. Conroy. Olmstead from the slab-- ana now the minutes. nied when the baseball vfitiem and ex Jj

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