THE WASHINGTON TIMES FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 25 1908

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May Compete for FamousRobert Lesley Trophy

After This

BRITTON SELECTED-TO ESPOUSE CAUSE

Chevy Chase Official Will PresentMiddle Atlantics Case to

Association

There Is a movement on foot to in-crease the scope of the Interoily golfcompetition for the Robert Loaloy cupand unless present puns go astray Uteconditions governing this affairchanged after this year

As golfers generally know the Lesleytrophy of Sate years has been playedfor annually between teams represent-ing the Philadelphia Boston and Met-ropolitan Golf Associations while orig-inally only the Quaker City and NewYork forces arrayed against eachother

As the matter now stands the MiddleAtlantic Golf Association has becomeambitious to set in the game This or-ganization embraces Washington Baltimore and Wilmington localitieswhere the royil sport has taken astrong hold of late Alexander Brittonof the Chevy Chase Club of this citywho is also a member of the UnitedStates Golf Association executive com-mittee has started to work the project-up in the interest of the Middle AtlanticAssociation and while nothing can bedone to change present conditions forthis years intercity contest it seemshighly probable that a new arrange-ment will be brought about for 19M

Would Heighten Interest-In discussing the proposed plan Mr

Brit ton gave it as his opinion that withfour team competing the annual eventcould be made more interesting Itwould then glee three of the four teamsa chance for two full days of playit is now the champion team that isthe holder of the out thefirst day while the other two strugglefor the right to challenge the holderWith four teams competing a semifinalround could be run off on the first daywith the winners of course meeting inthe final on the next

Another angle to the intercity affairis the revival of the old suggestionmade several years ago to have all ofPennsylvania included in the Philadel-phia territoryPittsburg in Line-

A prominent Pittsburg player In dis-cussing this project at Garden Citysaid he had never heard of the PUbburg section Ming approached on thesubject hut he did not hesitate to saythat in his opinion the Flttaburg golferswould be glad to cooperate with thePhiladelphians provided the loiter sodesired It has been suggested that thetest way to Ming about such a combination would be to form a Pennsyl-vania State Golf Association

In a few days the Next Lesley cupcompetition will be in trogress at Garden City the exact dates being October2 and 3

HARVARDS SQUADS-IN FIRST SCRIMMAGE

CAMBRIDGE Sept K The Harvardfootball players had their first chance-to demonstrate their ablMty under firein a scrimmage which was held yester-day afternoon The varsity first linedup against the subs aster which thesubs had a go at the second team Inthe first scrimmage the varsity had theworst of matters

American League

Yesterdays ResultsWashington 2 Cleveland 1

Louis 3 Boston 9New York 1 Chicago fl

Philadelphia 4 Detroit

Todays GamesWashington at Cleveland

Philadelphia at DetroitBoston at St Loufe

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ALEXANDER BRITTONvide President of National Amateur Golf Association and Chairman Chevy

Chase Club Green Committee

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English Boxer Is Ready toStorm the Featherweight

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XEW Sept 2SJim DrtecoWfeatherweight champion of Ensarrived in this u defend bintitle against all comers

Like l hu Jim puts hisfoot on the featherweight rock sadchirps Come one corer all this rodeshall fly from Its firm base SM soon a-

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troductionsYes l xi xk us to let either loran

or Attell I knocked Bowker out m ourlast meeting bat in the brat one hewent the limit Johnny Summers batto me in tbd second round on a foulI beat Charlie Gnlttn over there be-fore he came here you know Yea thatwas my last battle dont knowwhether Ill t or not Just now-I want to see this big city of vouraand take in a sex ut me others helotsI get right down to business

You see Im ready to fight now ifI was calU4 said Jim takingoft his shirt to for pictures But-I want a bit of a rest and then Illgel going

My age Why Im Just twentyseven aid I feel as though 1 six-teen When I left they told me thatGunner was coming over to tightsome of the big men you have here Heought to on a big match I thinkHe fights hard every minute of thetime and Is a terribly game fellow

Mr Jorkins I wish he wouldnt singMrs Jorkins why notMr Jorkins It reminds me too much

of the house rent Baltimore American

National League

Yesterdays ResultsNew York 5 Chicago 4

Pittsburg 6Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati f

TodaysPittsburg at Boston

at Brooklyn-Cincinnati at New York

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The Gallaudet football team breaksinto the season tomorrow when theyline up against the atrong Central HighSchool team

Th Gallaudet squad this YeN te MtfHbut tart and Coach Reiter predictsthat it will dev top into a classy tenseby the time cool weather seta in

The team Is handicapped oy theof Quarterback ODonnell of tort yearwho uataln d an Injury to bin kneeand the graduation of Sharpe Sharpecreated quite a icna tkm in the citylast season by his aggressive tacticsand the school feels his loss severely

team will be compriaed largely-of test years players One mattbee shown up who looks good tocoach He is Ares and halt from Ohio

Opposed to them Mate will have-a formidable tine of men Central teworking for the scholastic championthlp this year sad has o flu developeda husky line

Three promising men have Joined tMrinks of the team and If trained tightshould make valuable linemen Theyare Sinclair 17 pounds who playedfullback with the Hopkins Prep Schooland Bailey a 180pound center fromCharlotte N C Perkins will silo bein the lineup slier an absence fromschool of three years

Among the other then who have re-turned are Captain McKeever McOonold Kennedy Spransy Howard Lan-caster and Wilson

At a meeting of the team at theschool the plays were gone over sadfully illustrated on the blackboardThis Captain McKeever says will be aweekly occurrence

MCORMICK JOINSCOACHES AT YALE

WeilKnown Quaker Instructor WillHelp in Developing Elis

V Back FieldNEW HAZE Sept 35 Vance McCormlck has arrived from Pennsylvania

to help coach the Yale backfieldHe gave special work to Murphy Philbin and Daly yesterday two of whom

will be the regular halfbacks this falland then criticised the work of theothers during the scrimmageThe freshmen have been called out

for today and the coach will be ChesterJules Copman a member of the seniorclass Ciarle Porter the old Syracuseguard will be the trainer

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WINNER TO MEETTWININQ CHAMPS

Game With Independence LeaguersFirst of Series for District

Amateur Title

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Treasury 4 2 ilColumbia A C 4 2Marines 2 3 409Grace 1

On account x f the defeat of theTreasury team at the stands of Ute Co-lumbia Athletic Club theretor causingA tie for first plat la Unj Glares A adeciding game will be played tomorrow-to determine the champion

Although the Sinner Counters had thegame in their hand until the seventhinning they blew up and allowed theiropponents to tally six rues

Bernie Gallagher wee in the box forthe Columbias and allowed but fourhits three of them coming in the earlyround before he got warmed up Afterthis early lapse he pitched good balland held Treasury safe

A number of tiffs wild throws anderrors by Treasury enabled Columbia-to win the game in the seventh

At a meeting of the amateur baseballcommiMion at National Guard Armorythe officers decided to play the tie ofttomorrow at National and thewinner will play Twining the flint of athreegame settee The cup presented

Hickman White for the leaguewill to Columbia Athletic

Club as will the perpetual bannerby A G Bros

The following league representativesattended the meeting Mauricenor of the Capital City League E CRobinson Treasury H V ShurtleffMarquette League W Wynkoop lade

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Paa d baHOX ale rmplr Xr BetttTime of game I boar sad 15 Citrate

NOTES OF THE GAMENo game is scheduled for today but a

double bill is promised for tomorrow

Torney the first man up for Treasurywith two strikes against him made apretty single over second and the smallcrowd of K y l money counters gavehim Ute glad hand

Haggle started the troublefor the money counters in the seventhwhets he a clean single over firstafter being sent to bat for Lay

Dutch Kinneys batting was one othe features of the game A triple abrace of singles and a long Ay was agood days work

Gallagher pitched another steady gamekeeping the tills welt scattered and not

a pass in the seven sessionsHester also pitched well until that dis-astrous seventh when fluebases on balls sad several bad miscuesnetted Columbia six runs

Columbia executed two fast doubleplays Mullen and Clear figuring in both

Taylor made a beautiful catch of DIelaskls fly over second capturing theballoon on the dead run pom deep center

Bielaski made a clever of Asquiths wild heave In the third when heleaped into the air and stopped the ballwith his left hand and nailed Taylorwho tried to stretch his hit to left intoto douole

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on Delehantys CaseHowls Due Frpm Naps Already Disgruntled at Failure

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Deiaha 4jr did not play IR Clevelandyeeterday nor old Waakutgton forfeitthe game Score Xattonate 2 Cleve-land 1

A more dramatic aamaric effect hasnot been pulled oft in the AmericanLeague since John Anderson whoopined that Cantilkm thought him tooaM and feeble for major league ballJumped the dub and came aroucdparts with the Sox on three occasionsand won the genre each time

Shipke was bade In the gears for awhjte sad he sad Unglaub alternatedait the third sack Pickering was srt-

tfcmod at right field

ticed that George McBrIde played atchart Every few minutes or so G rs iwould break into UmeUght wUiisome heroic stunt which brought outgroans from the grandatand whiehmeans cheera had h been in his iontawn Three timea did McBride rtUrGoode that hardhitting gardener whmay some day learn how to fieldof these occaaion George a Jinchance to pun o a circus pUy when

reached out far and wide and baggeda likely looking tingle Th4 anortatoyalso tapped out a single on his own account gad scored of the Katlonaterune

Jerry Freeman according to reportsfrom front also dlactoguiahed hlmaelf by some unusual qUIt It alwaysseems to surprise eorreepofKknts groundthe circuit when Jerry produces resultsafter ambllnc around in that ycurioua

fashion oi It lahard to convince the pubtl that ourUrst sacker a strong on speed and aanimble as a gaxeUe hence frequentrepetition of thta import uit losaon-Shipk r with all his catliho devemeasand quickneac rounded out an Infieldwhich seemed to conaptre to wreak vengeance on tnowe horrid Naps for Intttlgating the bantohmeot Of their old palDelehanty

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ao many games this season that it Isto dwell on his good points and notsay the same all over emote

Wane in the book of records again yterday The second inning tattented its only nm was theonly in which a Nap reached

flriK The Idahoan fanned nm and therest were ey outs He allowed butthree hitsThe Nationals scored hi the secondClymer walked and singles by Pickerm r and Freeman sent him across theplate McBride opened in h fltthwith a Street GooThe runner took second on a passed

ball and Milan drove a stogie behindMroHns McBride

no means oft thejob They played a splendid gamein the field and even the heroGoode whose batting alone has here-tofore extenuated his fielding defi-ciencies pulled oil one sensational notall his own when be baked Streetsfly

But the best feature of the rdclr-miah from Washingtons standpoint wasthe timely of Cantlllons er sw-Uebhardt bad all his accustomedand a tall allounent of hte puwlfcheaders but the Nationals connectwith pleasing regularity

It will be interesting to note thehowl that te to come from tbCleveland papers Each and every onereligiously set up a long sad loud walwhen Cantlllon failed to play

the Chicago aeries and threw taeharpoon into him when Del

the game at St Xowis an to twist saidharpoon unmercifully The victoryyesterday is alto something of a slapat Ban Johnson Had the Nationalswon in the other cities and lost atCleveland through the absence of ourleading hitter St Louis Detroit r 1

Chicago would have struck up onelong and loud anvil thorns That theCanUHonites should lose In the otherdries and trounce Cleveland te unex-pected sad puts a new angle on thecase

Last year was considered a sea-son for because of the unusual-ly close race in the American League

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throes of a race which for sheer un-certainty has seldom been seen in base-ball

It was only a few weeks ago that theTigers and the Giants looked to havetheir Held shut out Then Clevelandby an unlookedfor spurt went honkhonking past Detroit The Pirates looted the Giants and the Cubs came backinto the when they took bothends of doubleheader at Philadelphia-

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The Tiger hit all tour B 4e n towncales SC Lonia and won the ta MonRip

Tote into Ute stretchDetroit had a comfortable lead over ttaMId First of aU it was St Louisthat almost cornered the haotpa

When two outfits brought theirat Sportsmans Park

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ber S St Loafs the sup stoodthuely-St Lotita JS dcveUutd JK

There dMnt look U be one chance iaa hundred a the sver becklnyotC the Browns ButWednesday 9 theStarted going

Rhoadea was the Brownsdeflated In succession Leibhart Her

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waa bumped oft the Ming line in fourtook tumbles out cf Our Boys

Consequently when Browne start-ed for hosts the night of September 12the teams ranked as followsCfevebuid K3 St Loafs JHC

It was tL when the lireaternend of the American League returnedfrom the Heres bow the lourrevreceatatives ranked that dateDetroit Sat ChicagoSt Louis 39 Cleveland 54J

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geth r with the potnts asked sod costsince August 21-

Gam a GanMg Points PointsTeams Won Lost Gained Lost

14 7 atDetroit 11 IS 24Chicago 14 J 3St Loris 21 E 15

Figures serer Me and tbe figuresshow why the Kaaa have mo ed intofirst place why Tillersworrying their backers why the Soxmust be considered and whyBrowns are trot nearer the top thanthey are

and Chicago not Detroit that theBrowns trust beat out St Lout still

Aa a reautt of victoryo yesterday the Grants lead the Cubsand the Pirates tat the National ceaguepennant race thte morning by thirteenpdtnts game having beendeclared a Uc by Preaiden Pvttfaa-Plttaburg won again from Brooklyn-and shares second horror with ChicagoThe schedule brings Cincinnati to XewYork for a doubleheader thte afternoon lartec in Boston andChicago in Brooklyn

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