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HERALD WEDNESDAY MA Y a 1907
ITTT i IIaw iT i-
S TK WASTON
OFF FOR THE WESTI
Final Game with tIle BostonClub Called OIL
LOOKING FOR FIRST DASEMAN-
CnntlIlQn HIM on Seernl-Unol LeBjiiers and u Sncotsor
to Stuhl ProlmblDe obtainedAfter Is SoldBostonRefused to lratle TQuuelzJl-
I1JJSTDRDnS RBSUITS
Chicago Qj Cluvuland 1
Detroit 4 St Louis 3-
I TODIYS GAJIB-
SClcolnntl nt CJdoagoDetroit nt St Louis
OJ HE TLIISW L let wH01 1euJaad trLll Ie S 11
I It i3NATIONALS WESTERN DATES
LOUISMAY s 10 11
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J Pluvttt and his old frkmd thedecided that fandom needed
another rest and a a resultthe game with Boston wascalled off on account ot wet grounds
Cautlilon had his trusty henchmen atthe park early In the but thediamond wze so soggy that he oftpractice and the playtrs adjourned to theclubbous for an hours lecture hoping
I
would be able to get a final tryat the Hubitea In the afternoon
An hour before the time for theot tM contest the iltld was In
such shrp that It was out ot thei
to tart hostWtes u It dc-lded to eaU Early lastnight the two left for the West
scheduled Itoday but tomorrow the Nationals wmstart If series at It Louis while Bostosplays at Detroit
The local club Is at present hi bettershape than It has been at any time rdftce
the of the preliminaryAlthough Blankeblp spilt hand both-ers hl1l1 It has practicallyand IN will be able to take his
behind the bat by the arM otWNk Thus tar the brunt of the backstopping hag fallen upon Jackbut noW that Is about fa-
6hnpe he will do half of tile workileydon for
For the foaL dies In searly six I
lIickmaa Is ready to play ills weak kneebas the best of treatmentthe team bat been in town aDd unlessNilE shows up well In left field
ion will make another sWtt and giveone of the pcldtiOftl lit the out
field Up to the time that he in-jured Wckman showing excellentform and he would have been placed Inthe Jlneup when CantUoa made the
In the team the other day but-t Je manAger wafts to give XUl a fairtryout before he decides whether the1lttlo plJer to do utility roles orone of the regtilar positions
Somft1 definite In regard to the dillof Jake stahl Is expected either
tJda30 or the httoaal cornniiton pve the Washington club untillwxt Satunlay to arrange a trade and the
for the player baa now narrowedto and New York
f e Beaten management refusedto consider any trade of TsnaehlIJ
for Stahl but offered Orhnahaw or DIneenfut the former manager CantWon could
see any such neitherC nor New York have anything to
In the way or the Siabicast has evolved Itself Into
and the Ant willgo to tile club which osisra the most
Realildnc that the weak ofintleld lies at tint base Cantlilon
on the outlook tor a man to take therace ot Anderson
Vp to the time the left Chlcgofor Galveston the believedthat Stahl would change his mind about
to play here and for that reason it was thought that there would
netesity for getting another manthe irttal baS When Stab deemed
on training trip the club leftIn a lureb and that time Hickmann ni adorson have been unable to Kinsatisfaction
TheN no first basemen to be hadIn the American League CantiUon Islooking to the minors man to take
place of StahL Several players lit tM-Anwrlc3n Association and the WesternLeagtw been recoutniezded and uBoon U Cantl110n can settle upon a playcr he brought here and given atryout As Washington baa noto trade it will be to put upmoney for a to Stnhl So themoney which the club gets fromYork or Chicago will be used Jo purchas-Ing a player from minor league
There are of fans whothat could be used to
advantage at first but as the Californiangives promise ot developing Into a firstclass catcher Cantnlon refuses to takea chance in attempting to break him Intoa new position
While there are many who doubt thatNill will be able to deliver the goed Inthe OUtiiid It Is geoemU thatthe arrangement makes the NationalIok stronger than they have timethis season Altizer should be mote of a
short than he was In Hnterfield and Perrine should be an Improve-ment over Schl fly
soon as mother flrst baseman can beobtained Anderson wUl be shifted backto the outfield andr this should giveNationals the most formidable array
from the material at theor Cantlllcm
BROWS Dr OLOUTPEST
Grounds In Bad Shape anti TigersOut
St Louts May iDttrolt defeatedSt Louis tills afternoon to 3to bunched hitting In the seventh andeighth innings The grounds Inbad shape owing to rain early In theday Attendance 850 Score
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SOX RHOADES OUT
Naps Twirlers Pounded llRtl1yfhe-Plnnl Score D to 1
Chicago May 7The White Sos hitiiitrd and Qlten today droveRhoades oft the in tourBernhard WflQt In and gottreatment White pitched an elegantgame Attendance Scorel a 11 0
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TEOH HIGH DEFEATED
is Beaten Uplacopal IIIh School nt-
AlUlnllrJiI 8 to 1
Eplacolal HIgh School defeated TechIUCh at Itlexaadrla yesterday I to 1
Tile was contestedRelohard was little unsteady the lintpart or the tray but after the ilfth rnnine settled downS and held Axand to one scratch hit
Whltes pitching the teature otthe game He succeeded in makingtwelve Techs hardhitting crewbite the dust Dabney wu the only
man to lad Relchards delivery was handicapped by theabsence of Chapin and Brewter Chaplnhas sore arm and Brewster Is laidup a sprained knee Score
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TEAM FOR FlEDERICXJ-
Ial1lftUll Club Is AHte1l to LandIlaer St
to fbs Wuldlratoa ljjdFrederick Md May F
BMeht bail been chosen theFrederick baseball team and a ofline Is anticipated Thewellknown players have signed for theseason Talbott Benson WhiPZimmerman Ornlsoss iltrasherger
Raveoldu Shipley Oardner HICkJ Elaenbauer Jr and llruut
An effort Is being to secure Finalgas or the St team of Washlegion The liret pme of Ue willbe played with Company of tileland National Guard
CAUGHT ON THE FLY
Stone ill hitting Ja N1I-Ctark
Score by tftIebulletIn hosed
RaID prevented half ue
Tile Marquette Lasgee llanltime getting lander way
BrookWn loses y one run fInestwell what
Magee was responsible for aY-oonea downfall yesterday
In the seventeen gsassHoffman scored eighteen runs
t4uUen and Ort are thepitchers In the
hut tAe I lfe Coast lotthander whowen returned to the minces by the NewYork Americana last year hsCincinnati contract
The St LouIs fardhrnIs think that InByrne tHy have tM best bIfteJdIr-eartMd for the National League thIIIson
Two Central umpires because they found that they were ot
wIth proper respect by pksrtaD
AU of the in the NewLeague are retnarliably wellhad the outlook pod for a close rMItfor the hag
The New York Nationalsgoing at a pace and if they caD contlnue the good work they wIll tM-CblcaJo Cubs an awful scene
Tip the former WashIngton outlielden been suspended by the lilaneapolls dub for violating rules Tipwas always a hard one to handle
President Dreytus ofthat he bought a string of horses aacIIntend to enter the racing Heesys baseball is nil the sport he wants
A eatro writer places the teams atthe close or the season as follows NewYork Cleveland PhiladelphiaBeston Detroit St Washington
A weak arm may cause the retirementot HAlT Arndt the S1 Louts InllelderHis hitting and fielding have beentactory but he Is unable to whip theball across the diamond
Louis Socklesfs the Indian who oncestarred Cleveland Sa plaYing in a
league In MaIne Firewatercaused the downfall of the sofar II major league ball was concerned
The famous Delahanty baseball familyhas a worthy rival In the Donobue-JicP is the famous first of
the Chicago White Sox Qeorge momher of the Cant n Ohio team of the Contra League Pat Is the StocktonCal team and Prank with the
club of the Central LeagueMembers of the champIons are
complaining because they are forbiddento make any demonstration In the coachers box until a man reaches first baseJack Sheridan has the following pointedremarks to make on the subject Theplayers have carried this coachllll tooTar and brought the enforcementthemselves A ballplayer It given antncJt will take a yardS and It Is necessaryto enforce that rule In order to keep thecoachers from the game ft farce
That must have beep poor base runningon part to sUmble Into triple
when nobody was forced and no lineilr caught Remmaij was on thirdSchaefer on second and SchmIdt at thebat Sebmldt hit to Davis iU1d Rossannwas nailed on the line third antihome Then Schmidt was tryingto reach econd after which wasnipped at the plate
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Brooklyn Again Defeated byClose Score of 2 to 1
WIL PITCHES BY
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fleaneaters Unable to Connect withTwirler
Boston May iA tenillle byto right hId sent twothe plate tn tenth
today and won tile Bostonwu unable to hit Corultion Score
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JOHN L NEVER KNOCKED OUT
Former Chnnllllon Denies that AnySent flint Down
The appearance of John L Sullivan atthe Lyceum this week In hishas inn rise to a number of argumentsand disputes Some of thone have arisenover the question whether Sullivan wuever knocked out or von knocked down
Sullivan denies emphatically that eitheror these untoward Incidents ever marredhis career In the ring and seemsto him out There was much to dowhen he fought MItchell at ChantUly France on March over tMclaim that Mitchell who was much lighterthan the American had knocked himdown Sullivan resented this at the
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urn last night In spaklng of subject he said
I was never knocked down In my UteI Jt claimed that Mitchell turned thetrick but I realty sUpped as the ringwas little more than mudpuddle because of Ute rain before and duringthe fight i and Us R wonder we dldntboth fall a number Corbett didnot knock me down It was simply acollapse on my part I just sank to thefloor and everybody knows It and I wunot knocked clean oft foot which Iswhat you mean when you aman ts knocked down
DmJlcetI1RI LeaderCharlottuvllle Vs tIay iAtmeeting ot the basketball team of the
Tnlverslty of VIrginia George H Atkleson of Oetla Pin was unanlmougiyelected to captain the five forThe prosles for next areunusually bright owing to theof this seasons tetun who win returnto college Of the team Capt wL Glenn G H Atkinson J C Grinnalds P R Ashby H Hawkins CL WIlliams and J X Jackson will
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BENTLEY BATS IN RUNS
Lyiiclilnrg TwirlerNorfolk Tosn
to Thi AIDYa May 7The hencebattIng of Bentley won the forYbObburtr todaY It wu an uphillOght Nrtolk the lead In
game Bentley landed for aa double a
they all counted for
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Uoanolce Tenm OutIlaIod nt iIateantI In the IlleIt-
lIIpe to The litseidRoanoke Va 7Portmaouth
detested Roanoke today by a score ofto 1 The visitors outplayed UN local
team In the AcId and at tM Onlycoo people Ute Score
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IliCaltered and did not count much In rungetting Dine her hits andwon Sa the fourth Inning Score
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BETHAMY OHAPEL ADMITTED
Have Tease IntOn IIRllcJIR
Chapel was odielallyto the Sunday School Baseball All
sedation of East Washingtonday and scheduled to Its
appearance on the dlalaGnafternoon when It meet NInth
The schedule for a totalot slzty of Which haveplayed The schedule to July1e The dates followJpr W Fk XIIIda It IX I
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VESTERN VS CENTRAL
high School Teams VIJI Icet ntRtfonnl lark
Central and meet today atNational Perk for the fourth In thetnterhJeh school series The game becelled ILt Sill oclock
Both teams have plaYed one gameWestern defeating Business and Centralloosing to Tech
The teams will probably lineup aslows
CentralIt McDonald third baseSmith recond but A McDonald Bratbase Richardson catcher Harrah leftftektshort top Rheem pitcher Youngright field Van short stopleft heldMacauley left field
Westernltadford catcher Caner orMichael pitcher lfillyer first base Mclean second e Howard short stopKemp third base l11lebrovt1 left field
Fort center field
Lnrgeet Morning CirculationAU advertising contracts made by
The WashIngtOn Herald areupon Its sworn clrcuJationfL
in Washington Jarser bythan was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the CapItal Its books are opor
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JAMAICA TRACK BAD
Col White Good as 100 to 1
Beats Reithnoie OutI
SPRING HEEL LEFT AT POST
nnttlliig Takes Kings County lInndlenl In to 1 Gets
In Front but Out
TJioiii Calhoun Gob iCiest Race i
for
New York May 7TIte Jamaica tracksloppy with mud today butln spite
of that tact tour favorites won Thereonly three starters In the Klngrt-
I
County Handleap at mile and a ax-teentb uttUq a prohibitive favoritewon In a Rye 7 to 1 went out In
front PhIlander S up toButtq on the bait stretch and atfar turn the three horses were buncheiL I
Then Buttllng earn through on the railand It w SR over Bottling breezinghorns length and a half In front otPhilander The time ICS
S to S favorite won the hanfilcap for thrceyearolda at sixHe went to the front when Miller celledupon him sad WOn in gallop by lYelengths in 111
Thomas Calhoun who closed an equalfavorite With Marion Moore at t towon the Jn rue for twoyoaroIds without being extended Marion Moore andInaugursuon who bad easy speedtopped to nothing The time 1 GI3The fifth race was only a pOop for Royalonyx t to favorite Miss May S to
HI tM second racekilled his being kaOeksd out of
It Oft the lower turn Re athrough Ute borne however
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Spring Heel S to I leftat the post In the last she
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third beaten two JobsStreeters Rwrclno to 1 wu the winnerwith 7 to 6 favorite
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Last Useat float RaceSuspended
Son Francisco May iLoOlf shots camecRoss to entire
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Meringue and Ethel Day was jugpeaded hi A few Of the fa-
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BIT ON IE SAYS OBRIEN
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Los Cat May iA greatfight by the sportingiDea of Lee when PhIladel-phia Jack OHCIen exchanges withTommy Bur ill the ring ot the PacificA C night The fact that
has announced that this fa hislast battle and tlaat he Is extremely ana
to retire wIth Ida fareWell performsacs a vIctOry assured the followers ofthe that the Pldladelpwt will do
Zen Burns be Sa more than confidentIs forward to meeting
with the be meatdefeat to sash that at-tractive The fight with SquIna wouldProbablY be called ell If shouldsufr detest at tile of OBrten
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It wilt prove one of Uteinteresting on the coat
Yesterday another banner MY atu training camp betwemand people visited OBrien during theday It a mixed assemblage beingmade up for the most part of the regularfight followers Intent upon a lineon OBriens true condition
It was not OBriens Intentlots tAt sparyesterday hut the large crowd of visitorscalled for something besides tbecamp work so Jack hooked up threerounds wIth Swanson and a likeof rounds with the Turk
ThIs is all for the amusement of tiepeople who COrM this distastes to see me
lid OBrIen I am in perfECtright now and I dont need to do anotherlob of work I havent a worry on earth
the outcome of the I Km-eonMent of winning and I strongly urgean of my friends to have a NI downon Me
is my last at Long BeachTommy Burns yesterday afternoon
I wW finish my work at the Nasal Junc-tIon poym44j so the Los Angeles taMwill have a chance to ass me work andbecaumie It will accustem me to Ute ringthat I am to fight lit
Three hundred visitors gave up S centsyesteday for of view
lag Burns at work and rot a ronfor their
Prof Lewis Is looking after Burnatraining Is very proud of hIs mancondition and verssee every movementand exercise that Tommy makes
Immediately after the afternoons workout Burns was examined by awho pronounced the tighter to be as nearperfect for man to be
Nothtng tott but the Los Angelesworkout and then neat until Wednesdaynight with long walk en Tuesday andthe day of the fight said Burns nere
be speculation as to which ofus la the man after Wednesdaynight he added
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