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TIlE TIMES FRIDAY JUNE 30 r fk WASH INGfON 193 I F I in = ROWING SHOOTING TROTTING u I BASEBALL rlluHtl oil lit Boston Dpwiied the tionals Iby 4 to 3 Washington Could Not Connec t When Hits Meant Runs A Good BOSTON June SQo AVltttt U 6 Xtfiloii ls needed hits Tannc Ul ts u ihj teribus as a Chinaman They could htsiver stt w sit h hk v p ignorance nnd isuaUy Jet out s melhnt that vhlsHwl ov r Ui jAXe vi Yfc semWeU Urk sXr tkv VVStftlfey was the Rta ils xvtth the resxilt that ISctex vfajv 5 4 to Torn Husrhe ls M tttous battle sult in the secon tfwV three being ja s t Slst worried But Itfta KtKtea gum aria w J ever ras l eil sat pinto and Crab BacSwt s a mammas pife irwa tfcfc xrtvj Little TVlttle flsawsl oat teS Joeattwts was soityg avasr VUi Chick sue tune moment He sJ sk it A tender hearted old in ttte dtand said It was vicious s usile Tont saU It was The sxvst save tfcc champs w TUBS The Nationals get She two runs back in the fourth iisaled on ICnolls bunt anti after Huelstaan struck put Mullen doubled scoring Knoll sidys single wafted hone Bur ketts threei baggier and Griroshsws out gave another in the fifth and the Beantovn balllsts added another in the sixth on a base on balls to Ferris a sacrifice and Selbachs single The Nationals kid things in the ninth Mullen tripled to and scored on Cas sldys double The Score Totals 28 4 G Washington AB H H O A B 3b 3 0 1 0 iS 0 Jones cf 4 v 0 0 4 1 0 J Stahl Ib 4 0 0 C 0 1 Knoll rf 4 1 2 0 0 0 Hueisman If a 40 0 tf 0 Mullen 2b 3 2 Cassldy 3 4 0 2 4 3 2 KIttredge c 4 0 2 0 Hughes p 3 0 2 0 Hill 0 0 C 0 0 0 Totals 33 3 8 21 12 3 Batted for JKittredr Boston 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 Xr 4 AVashlngton 0 0 41 Sacrifice hits JluJJen Xill Jones Hughes GossWb hreebWtf hits Burkett Mullen Stolen Tjase iParent Double playr Jones and Kittredge First base on balls Offi Hughes 5 Struck Tannehlll by Hughes 4 Umpires McCarthy and Time of game 1 hour and 42 minutes STANDING OF THE CLUBS AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 47 18 Philadelphia r 38 24 Plttsburg 39 26 3T 28 Cincinnati 34 29 St Louis 25 33 Boston 39 44 Brooklyn 17 48 TODAYS GAMES American League Philadelphia at New York Chicago at St Louis t at Cleveland National League Boston at Philadelphia St New York at Brooklyn YESTERDAYS American League Boston 4 WashingtOn 3 New York 13 Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 8 Detroit 3 Cleveland 2 i St Louis 4 CWcago Z t National 3 Boston i Philadelphia 2 Boston 1 New York 11 Brooklyn 1 HUGHES DROPPED i j f Nit Gme his i n1d t w t t t h fl attb 1 1i t h S h hmtnl tl1I batters up U 1k 1h9 t t r X l r t t t was U ll t f 1Q n ti t and Usd th u UooU S ahl butt t m Ca Boston R if 0 A E Sflbachrf 1 l 1 1 Parent ss 3 0 2 3 U rt t t g g Grlmshaw 1b 41Yo OfIqOtl 0 b 4 O O 2 1 0 31 1 CrIger c 2 a T 0 TanneQill p l J 21 1 f m S 1 22 1 a 0 7 0 ZQOOOJ3 a Crige T iN outBy 4 4 w L Pet Chicag G 2t 625 U hH M 21 625 Philadelphia u 23 589 UH H 29 29 500 Boston 24 28 J L I S13 ciO 569 I 02 262 Wa5hiri Detr lf I urg 1 RESULTS L r Pbllad I t s1eie Th1 u14 st shoOts 1i i c1 th er Uk pttehIk appeared hF n lzi1 AD 2 1 0 Burkctt 1 2 0 C StahL 0 CollLns Ferris 2b 2 1 0 1 0 i3 s 1 Crlger 4 Cleveland 33 462 NewYorki 31 434 Washington 35 2256 St 3G XV PcL 723 540 291 gtcm ilTBostOn ague ii < < < > = BUSY DAYS FOR VESPER OARSMEN I 0 JUSTICE JIT LAST m SOMEBODY Walloped Agriculture by 12 to 4 Errors by Former Substitute Did Great Damage Justice won its first game of the sea In the Departmental yesterday by putplaylngr the Agricultural aggregation at all points Score 12 to The regular first baseman Chittenden was absent and his aubstl tutes made errors galore and let In enough runs by their misplays tp Jose the game alone Sander who has the record number of strIkeouts to his was not in best form and the Judges landed jpji his twists at will gj qo e ft Agriculture R H O A E Hoffman 2b 1 2 1 3 1 Sasscer es 0 1 1 5 0 Stevenson c 0 0 9 0 0 Sander p 1 1 0 8 i Field 0 Brown 3b 0 0 2 Thompson 1L Ib 0 0 12 0 2 McGlnty Ib 0 1 3 Weir v 1 0 0 0 0 Totals V4 6 27 18 9 4 Justice R H O A E If 1 Burbank 3b 1 3 2 2 1 Bielaski ss A 0 1 3 1 0 C Beckett p 6 0 McMahon 2 0 12 1 0 H Beckett c 2 0 0 Reed ct 3 02 Q 0 2b 2 0 3 0 Boulehan rf 0 i y 0 0 0 Young rf 1 2 f 2 0 0 Totals 12 11 7 13 Agriculture 0 0 10 Ol M4 0 3020052 0 12 First base by errors Agriculture Justice 8 Left on Justice 11 First base on balls Off Sander 4 off Beckett 3 Struck out By Sander 6 by Beckett 3 Threebase Field Sac rifice hits Sas cer Mcirahon Stolen b3ses Burbank Bielaski 2 C Beckett McMahon Reed Double plays Brown to Thompson Hit Sander Wild balls Umpire Mr Barr Time of game 2 hours and 15 NOTES OF THE GAME Justice can now sit up and hope for the best The Beckett brothers battery believe ijj the old adage If at first Bruce Bielaski made the t catch of a linft drive which was way up over his h i d that has been seen on the Lot this It would have done credit to any professional Cheers Though Bielaski was the tar Cleve Beckett gave him a close nb for the honors Sander has Just returned from a Mion vacation and It will take a game or so for him to get in fonm again The five runs of the Judges in the seventh were of the earned variety They landed on Sander for keeps i r i on I 4 Farm s r 0 3 J 1 1 ct 2 0 0 3 1 1 2 t J 2 O t1stice basesAgriculture 5 hitSander t I l pitcherBy pitchSander Steven on I r i U I sic ates I Whit season I t f T I s 11 0 0 6 l min ¬ > < Chr Heurich Brewing Co Purity and Exce llence The effervescence and the sparking appear ancexpt Heurichs Beerhave the admiration of ey fKJi t A erjr one who drinKS Maerzen Senate Led ger I PKorie West 5f for Case The Best the Healthiest and the Most Who lesome f J v v I i n > < on THE Vesper Oarsmen Able to Do But Little Work FOREIGNERS Becoming More and More Alarmed Over Chance of Americans for Grand Challenge Cup LONDON June sultry enervat ing day on the Thames made the Vesper boat crew wary of hard work While the eight was on the river both morning and afternoon yet no attempt was made row the full course Practicing starts and sprinting for a dozen or twenty strokes nit the real work the crew did today Unusual 3s being taken by Man Thorn j cting Coach Dempsey to avoid any mail being overtraine d All efforts are baing concentrated on jjhysi cal condition the crew expects a gruelingr race when they meet Leander No Odds Quoted The river at Henley today was alive with racing Hard training for the bIg regatta is expected to end tomor row night Monday will be given over to limbering up while the real strug gles beg in oa Tuesday The Philadelphia oarsmen have made so many friends their sports manlike and tnelr suipreme co fldence that the champions of Leandel irdloathvto tlx any odds on the outcoraie of the struggle The Vtspers were elected honorary members o f the Sports Club today This follows election as honorary members in the Leander Club To say that the EhgllsKmen have taken kindly to the American eight Is nutting mildly They have more invitations thnn can accept and they confine themselves to a very few RIVERDALE BRENTWOOD i j The Riverdales beat the Brentwoods by 5 to 1 Gejbs pitohing was the feature The Rlverdales will play Langdon at Riverdale tomorrow For games address Harvey E Smith Manager Riverdale Md Ita dollars to that will be at the head tpf the American League batsmen at the end of the sea son and that Hans ier will enjoy the same distinction In the League SULTRY WEATHER THAMES 1MJP RESSEn 30A t care a an f as l duct the 5 s 4 doug l o comprised ger craft hereby aquatic fint ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ Famous Negro Athlete Leaves Rank of Student Athletes to Play With Burlington Vt V CAMBRIDGE Mss June f a lIar yard hear with much regret that William Clarence Matthews the famous colored shortstop is to turn to the pro fesslonal He becomes a profes stonal because of the fact that lie had served lila time in the amateur ranks fatthews will play shortstop on the Burlington team Vermont League In the league wltli him will be dote of Yale who will play left field for the Plattsburg K Y team and Wells of Princeton who will play second base for Jriattsburg The Vermont League is made up of four other teams besides Buprlington namely Montpelier Barre Rutland and Plattsburg N Y This league Is a pro fessional one playing on a regular cir cuit and having a season ten long Whic ofj Jupe 23 Ethel Day was on her way to the post at the starter sent the field oft without her After the race he told the judges he overlooked the i filly and the officials declared all bets j off MATTHEWS A PRO 0 FUR will ek- s I c n T While i SUMMER BAft ranks Of the > ¬ ¬ ¬ Six Reasons Why a Man i Should Wear The Regent 5250 1 1st They wear longer than shoes you pay 350 and 400 for 2d They fit the foot 3d TKey give ease and comfort have the style and appear ance of a 500 s hoe 5th They are ma de from the finest selected by the mos s killed wor kmen save from a do llar to a v and a half on every pair you buy i The Regent I 943 Fa Ave I I JI I 4thThey leat ers 6thyOU i I dollar I c J- I I I 2 E5 L p ¬ ° Bloomingdale Athletic Club easily dis posed Of the Cooks team yester day by 21to 2 Heavy battfiifj in the third and eighth innings and the jReldlnET of Turner Ham iett and JuIIien were features The score Cooks R H O A E J Daly ss 0 20 J Donovan 3b 1 0 2 2 0 A Howard rf 0 0 3 1 0 F Alexander p 0 0 1 2 0 W Miller 2b 0 iv 2 2 0 Dyer c 0 1 1 0 P F Alexander If 1 1 0 0 0 I lb 0 12 0 0 D CreecycfA a 1 0 0 Totals v i 2 4 24 id 0 Bloomingdale Ri H 0 A E Turner Ib i 2 3 12 2 0 Julllen Sb 2 0 4 2 1 AVorley 2 1 0 2 1 White lf k 43 1 0 1 Bladen 2V1 8 1 0 Appleman 2b 2 r 2 21 t CIssel rf v 1 2 0 0 0 Hammett ssi 2 1 0 2 3 Corridan rf 2 1 0 0 0 Lewis cf 2 10 0 0 2i 15 7 10 CoOks Park 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 Bloomingdale 029 0 0 3 2 5 0 21 Two base hits ewis Bladen Miller First base on balls Off Worley 2 Al exander 4 First base on Park 3 Left on bases Bloomingdale 7 Cooks Park 4 Stolen bases Tnrn er a 4 Worley4 White 4 Bladen 2 Clssel 2 Hammett Corridan Struck out By Worley by Alexander 2 Double plays to Lewis to Turner to Jullien Umpire Mr Miller of game 1 hour and 20 minutes GOOK S PARK VICTIM OF HLOUM1NGUALES th Park 1 2 H O 1 u i u I u Totals 4 error ooks Julli n Lewis 8 I Tim Park b c p c ¬ > > > ± > ¬ St Stephens was again victorious In the Capital City League yesterday der in a hardfought game by 9 to 7 Aloysius apparently had the game won until the inning when the league leaders rallied and drove five runs across the plate The score St Stephens H H X A Ei ss 1 C 2 Carroll Ib 1 7 0 0 Rapp c 0 Moriarlty If 0 0 0 Dunn 2b i 0 1 0 0 0 rf 1 1 1 0 0 Schaffer 3b cf 1 2 10 0 Warden cf 1 0 2 4 0 Doherty 2b 3bL l 2 l 3 1 Lauter p 0 0 00 0 Totals 9 12 24 ii Aloysius R H O A E Kelly ss i 1 0 2 2 Mattingly If O 0 0 0 Bicker c 1 l 3 Quinn Ib 2 3 10 0 Farrell 2b y 2 3 Hallbrari 3b 0 0 0 A n 1 2 ft 2 Gantwelli rf 0 cf Q L lueahy cf 0 1 Totals 7 12 23 12 Rapp out runningput of line St Stephens 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 59 AloysIUs 3 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 7 First base errors St Stephens 4 2 Left on bases Stephen 6 Aloyslus 9 First base on Handlboe lr oft iauter Struck out By Handlboe JO by lauter 8 Three ham hits Schaffer Qulnri Twobase hits Hughes Schaffer inn A Hand lboe Sacrifice hit Stolen Handiboe Carr Bicker Far rell Hit by pitcher By Handiboe L Passed 2 Rlcker 2 Mr Ristoru Time of ga U i heur and ff 5 minutes H 81 STEP HENS AWOKE f v 1 1 0 1 7 2 0 1 Hughes2b 3 2 I uu I 3 1 1 g 1 u O 3 2 1 l Hand u 0 uu 2 O 0 0 H 1 1 1 1 0 1 7 I Ma basesW a um tre I IN NINTU SESSION 1 3 1 0 3 > ¬ = = ISEMAM Outfitters for Betlijtten and Boy i Corner Seventh and E Streets N Our Improvement Sale Means the saving of dollars on all 01othing bought now The Builders will begin to make many changes in our present building and in order to have the room the Stock must go Heres the two biggest cuts ever made in strictly highgrade readyto wear garments fE S VJ = Mens Siiiinrir Suits Formerly Sold t SiaOQ to 2500 This lot consists Of our best sellers The very cream of the seasons stock is represented in this All our own make which is a in itself Cheviots Cassimeres Worsteds Homespuns and Solid Blacks single and doublebreasted effects in rich smart neat designs The best clothing values ever offered youll say so yourself once you examine this superb assort 350 to 500 Summer Suits It hardly seems possible but nevertheless tis a clean sweep of all our Summer Suits There are two lots Lot 1 consists of Childrens Blue and Red Serge Sailor Suits in sizes 3 4 and 5 Lot 2 of Boys Twopiece and Norfolk Suits iri neat fancy effects both light and dark matures Sizes range from 7 to years A good investment to buy now for early fall wear just the right weight Dont miss it All Our Straw Hats interesting entire stock of tine Straws in all the newest and most popular shapesr arenQw offered at the follow ing scale 50c Straw Hats VVT i V i 35c 100 Straw Hats 65c 150 Straw Hats v 100 200 Straw Hats t Mi A v 135 Straw v l r ll 165 300 Straw Hats 198 350 Straw Hats 235 u 14S5 guarantee merit Boys 169 16 Reduced Every department offers a special the Hat very reductionhis 50 I 125 Liquors z 204 7th StS W If you are n connoisseur of Llquoryouwill recogn in the stock we carry all thtstandard brands of excellence in qualltj Offerin now excellent 5125 Lquors at dQc Matnfl Pineapple Apple French Brendy II ol I Which showing fruits man has a 2 Hats I g PhO M 1332 iotithiC thce and Cherries JIarlchin o Cherries Cocktails March law Corn Whiskey Brandy I > > > > > > < THE ROYAL SHOES FOR MEN In all the new Swell Last r and Patterns OXFORDS The Royal 6l7Pa Ave IMPERIAL I EXPORT Light Beer Just remember to call for Imperial Ex j port next time youre thirsty aad never ture A rhighgrade Bees iv Served at barsriny special glasses Family sup 125 a ease of 24 bottles Co 4th and F Sts E BATHING BEACH BOAT foot of 17th st Open and night Live bait on hand saIl Morton C Stout Co acakcrs of Oarments That Pit Today We Begirt a Special Saleot To Order at Prices That Will Hove Them in a Hurry Every yard of trousers material in our entire stock is Included in this sale and at Just TWQ ATI Trousers Mate Ort rt p rials That Were 5 4 Seduced to V Hf j For Trousers to Order worth SJ5O J 750 and 8 0 Remember these are not odds anti ends front suitings but the very newest and dressiest styles in trpuserinjrs Morton C I if 11 anB Co Tailors 910 F Street N W Just now we are closing out number of fabrics worth to 3 at S15 to Samples on request NEWGORN GREEN Fs e Are the coolest and most comfort able things can wear In hot T weather and our line of Swell T dom Oxfords In tans blocks and T anywhere Regular o values Our leader at 350 1 SHOES SH1NED FREE SllOft T 5torei 1229 PENNA AYE TIMES WANT ADS V x mm RESULTS S 2 t i IN Patent Colt Box Calf 0 Tan VICI 1 OXFORDS e e I lt forget for it iritheftt 1 r i yashingon N t II I I II II HOUSE inS and fishing M w j 1Q J TROD 3 RS rice It summerweight I I I MENSSUITS TO MEASURE I 20 t I I 11 HI I I I S I i LOW SHOES t t ou T t T whites is the slickest you can 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