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THE WASHINGTON TDIBS PBIL 3 1908 I 1S FRIDAY I I i Freeman Displays Un- wonted Agility at First and at i Bat- a Is Working Hard to Perfect Control of New Curve i By THOMAS S RICE WICHITA Kan April S Washing on walloping of Wichita yesterday by to 0 was a sweet revcngo for the de feat of last year when tho Wichita earn came to tho front noar the and f the game mado nine runs in one in and won out That performance has rankled ever inco and tho shutout yesterday was hereforo doubly appreciated The best eature yostorday was the agility Free ian displayed at first and At bat three or four chances on ground and accepted them fill cleanly Jthpugh none was dead easy Ho also Showed good reaching qualities in low throws Ho was tho tail ond Rot three double plays and was right ton tho job At bat all of his four hits were clean ind the Wichita fans immediately mixed him up with Buck Freeman telling one another on the homeward streot car journey that he was the man who made twentyone homers in Minneapolis last year The only time he did not get a ihit Freeman scored a man by his infield out The improvement was highly ap preclated and tended to verify tho pre dlctlons of his friends that he would deliver tho goods when he reached weight Rooters Spot Freeman Tho Wichita rooters Invented a brand name for Freeman Because of his size they called him Hippo It was an Jmmedlato hit Charley Street has been r nIcknamed because of his conversational proclivities Falkenberg pitched a much steadier than usual yesterday He has liven working Incessantly to perfect hIs control to do nine innings without He depends mostly upon a f ball that is very treacherou- sif it is started well it is extremely to hit but should out iof his hands the wrong way ama could ease real sizes this defect and is coaching himself overcome it He expresses the be lIef that this is to be his best and has been showing better than n previous springs Delehanty so far Is the best bet in infield Ho is ambition tend is going after everything and has been very clean in difficult Chances He was at his best spread himself over a lot of tory at iShlpkes Classy Work- t Shlpko is certainly a grand little Holder Ho wag as fast and as accurate yesterday as In the closing days of last eason he was the of the Washington Infield He is batting against tho minor pitchers and may become steady enough a stick er to land A permanent job If ho should develop into a batter Washing- ton an Infield to delight the heart for there Is no doubt about Me Brides fielding ability and Cantlllon- latill considers Freeman a sure comer- t first Tho wind blew high in Kansas which Kmakes fly balls a difficult job but all the Washington soldiers dis- played judgment It is also fine for students of hosiery and Kan- sas has somo experts Tho score TOuto Wichita RHOABB- bIpkoSb 0 3 0 3 0 PennolLcf anleylf Cormaklf 0 2 IS 0 f- iDoletySU 1 3 6 E 0 Hwllnirab 86826C- Tatesef 0 0 110 Freeinanlb 2 4 li 0 0 BUnrf tre to 11 S 0 0 Annlass 0 1 3 3 ft umsrf 1 1 1 1 e Poopieob SfcBrldess 6trlng rci TalkengvP Nieholsc fi 1 0 0 0 Ctarkp Hermrixp 0 0 e 0 1 f Totals CIS2714 Totals 0 E2711 I Washington 63101010 0- irWlcblta Q0640406 0 Earned runs TVasWHrton 4 First base by errors Wiehlta 1 Lot a i p Wa hlng ton 9 Wichita 4 Innings tl c d By Clark 3 by Hendrix 3 by 3 Tilts mode QrC Clark 6 oft Hendrlx 2 oft Speer 4 Struck llandriK 2 Home run ThreeJae hit Cates Twobaso t2 Sbpk Sacrifice hits iCat js MeBrida Stolen ba y Street Double- t j loya ilcDrWo to Delehanty to Freeman Bums to Freeman Delehanty to Freeman Hit by Falkenberg 1 by Clark 1 finplre Mr Edwards Tlmo of game 1 hour FOR MENS SPRING WEAR New blocks pew ideas new styles of finish new shades as well of oourse as tho black worth more than any hats ever sold for CHAS KAUFMAN 8 SONS 431433 Seventh St Exoollono 3 GET SWEET REVENGE fROM WICHITA ng slew gabby game f I exploding allY tour to ear I yesterday- and wolf With his major experience ot last year It it O A E 8 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 PI beIl1b e 0 0 0 2 e 8 0 0 2 6 o 0 0 1 1 0 0 3 0 e 1 0 0 1 peerp e e o e 1 u e- f IIM Speer outBy Freeman I pitcherBy t Stag Hats i J 2 00 1 BeeP nii AT1UNALS en erg He- ad balls ac- cepting sent tion 0 0 5 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 e tilt Dolelianty a i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SENATE and LAGER MAER ZEN I II i Is best exemplified by Hearteh8 MABRZEN SENATE and LAGER Gold medal winners at ftdlng ex poelUeM Order Heu B rs YOtTRB entitled to the FINEST I international rich a ADZ or Senate 9175 8 j bottle rebate boo Delivered In unlettered wagons if desired Chr Heurich Brewing Co SsSm oren deb Lager 160 A = Gotham Situation Has Depressing Effect on Benning ContingentT- he betting situation in Xew York was uppermost in the minds of toe horsemen at Banning yesterday quite overshadowing the local racing There was an uneasy feeling among the talent and those who w re de- pendent in any manner on too race- tracks were feeling a little blue Tho young gentlemen in the press box who get their living by scribbling about the races woro inclined to view the matter- in a jocular light but that didnt It was like whistling at a funeral Back to the Farm The dean of tho press box a gentle- man of much dignity remarked that ho had been a good baseball reporter thirty years ago and guessed he could get a job in that lino now Still another fa miliarly known as Bill said if worst came to Wienerwurst he could go back to the milk business and so it went but all were clearly disturbed by the situa tion of affairs at Albany A little more cheerful feeling was no ticed late in tho afternoon when a tele- gram was received stating that the bills had been referred to a committee of which Senator McCarron was chairman Daly Once Again- Pa Daly must bo voted an exceed ingly unfortunate man Yesterday he had his colt Hartford Boy in the maid en race and he was quite confident that at last he would put one over the plate If my colt gets oft said is all over Inasmuch as Hartford Boy had never gotten away from the barrier in his natural life Pas tip did not appeal very strongly to the cog- noscenti Dalys enthusiasm however was in fectious and a straggling play went in on Hartford Boy and when it was known that the sage had t 5 himself there was something in the nature of a mob to get down on the good thing Hartford Boys Waterloo When the barrier went up for the first time in his career Hartford away from the post and sifting out in front looked for awhile as if he would at last make good The Daly cohorts jubilant and Pa executed a war dance In the stretch Hartford Boy blew up and finished among the alsoe It is about time now to pass Hartford Boy up He is a counterfeit of the rankest kind Giles Wins First Carter Halls good little colt Giles the outsider in the betting won the first race yesterday in a game drlvo from Smoker By and by wise fish will pay some attention to the Hall stables All of its horses are fit and ready to race and they are always out for the money Little Fairbrother rode a mas- terly race on Giles quite the beet ex hibition of tho meeting When Smoker hooked up with him he did lose his herd and to the whip but cooly sat down and riding with hands and heels shot his mount over the line first by The Baltimore sports as usual got their money Giles oamo in ahead Stewards Caught Napping The stewards let several cases of foul riding go by but yesterday they passed up a most flagrant instance- In the last race Berkeley and Samuel- H Harris were having It out in the stretch when Berkeley crowded over on to the Sullivan horse forcing him Into lowed the race to stand Last fall the stewards strained a whatever This spring they seem to be just as lax as were strict last fall RACE PROOTORS CRACK SAD JESTS TO HIDE FEAR I soP be Boy got were the deep next and prac the race McCarthy claimed but the stewards al to punish rough riding and disqualified horse whose rider took Pa- t the a- head rave going a tout liber- ties ey ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Fielding of Washingtonians Despite Difficulties Dis- tinct Sensation Georgetown 9 Amherst o In the first roal test of its ability Georgetown Universitys baseball team yesterday rave Amherst a sound by 9 to 0 A high wind made things uncomfor- table for the spectators but only served to mako Georgetowns work in fleW appear more sensational ChancO after chance was seized by the local Jlelders and some of them were after a diffi- cult order but they got away with the performance without making a single error This feature ollctod favorable commont from the public and from the visiting players themselves who ex that it was early in the season wind was at times almost blowing a gale and that the was too cold for snap- py work Ai those argument applied aa forcibly to Georgetown but men wera on their toes every min ute of t o and put up as pretty an exhibition of baseball as is gen- erally seen In the big closing games season Devine on Firing Line Harry Davine was in the box for Georgetown and he deserved the splen- did support tendered him But six hits were tallied two of those were scratches and all were soattered except two bunched In one inning Pierce was on the firing line for Although fewer errors might have reduced the number of runs no amount of fielding could have discount- ed the clean hitting of the Georgetown batters And at that Pierce was no easy proposition Ness found him for three singles Courtney and May cook tallied two To the rest his delivery for the part proved a puzzler Like Old Times- In a game where taneM and outer garden worked so harmoHlowriy it to hard to pick individual stars But Cy MoDonald came as near that distinc- tion as any o his team mates handling of wide throws reminded of the high school games in which he used to gather everything under his wing in a tenfoot radius therei jr win ning for the excited youngsters the rep- utation of something exceedingly hefty on the throwing question May cock made on eight chances in addition to hto timely Tbe score GEORGETOWN TAKES AMHERSTS SCALp th cu own miscues on the ground that s Am- herst the one An trounc- ing apl most His good ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ G ofwn M MSb I S 1 I- CourtMjrlf 2 S 1 1 1 JUcDdlb X 112 1 1 1 4 X- schtearrc 1 e 1 Mayock2b e2 4 4 Dyffye 1 S- D YlB P 1 X 1 R II 0 Z r Smith 91711 A 0 1 Roes 0 1 0 1 1 1 5 0 0 0 0- Totals 1 Amlwnt R H OAK JtttMef S 1 e- P taMClb ft til- McChwoJf t 1 1 DajMLbejrc 1 f 4 1 MtetaelMb 1123- P mM cfcaa KaiMZb 1 Z 1 0 Totals CM1Z 6 1 1 1 Ptercep I 1 0 0 1 1 tart e 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 > Earned runsOrgx t wn 3 Left on G oireto vn S AvUrtmt S Flint bM on ball Oft Devise PluM t Biwefc y by Flares i S erA JIlts Cecrta r Stolen bM MUM Overt nay StaKMi XaeDoofcld Scbteflr May ock Dotty Mfel a l Double j4ay S Kh t WIld pit U De Passed ball DulTy I7mp Mr Deus Tone f eme I hour and K anante CORRIGAN IN CONTROL- OF CITY PARK TRACK NEW ORLEANS April 1 Al- though neither party to the transaction Is talking about it with any degree of posttivenoes it Is almost certain the transfer of the stock owned by S L Heasllp was made to Edward Corrigan yesterday This blOCk of stock whether owned outright bv or some his friends gives him control of the City Park plant and probably will be re sponsible for many when that track again year It is will continue to have an interest In the track and will be reelected as president at the an- nual meeting to be soon Georgetown n 8 2 1 i Amherst I I hoses 2 D tub vine 02 0 0 x1 i e e 1 1 e ee off ant Smith Mct MacDonald un- derstood > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < REALIZED the Real Swell Shapes all the Latest Shades of Tan all the Shoe Novelties that you have always had to give up at least 350 for are here at 250 You Surely SAVE A COLLARTHE One Profit a Middleman NEWARK SHOE STORE 913 Penna Ave I ALL I I NEWARK SHOE 2 50 No Only r t SPRING IDEALS Jj flu N mod + Hackenschmidt Will Weigh in at About 209 Pounds Tonight Their Measurements Hack 80 years Gotch ago 3o years welght iM ibo height n ft 11 in ohost u in 4 in blcepa 14 in 3 in ia in CHICAGO April 3 Kcver pore two athletes moro confident of winning a match than HockcnsofamJdt and Gotch of tho great international wrestling struggle at Dexter pavilion in the stock yards district Hack has the Jaunty air of a man already satisfied that all he needs to do ie put on a little extra steam and carry off the tat end of tho JlflCOO purse Gotch Is more nervous and irritable but to his friends ho says ho can win and as his condition Is said to be per- fect the Gotch end looks good to theee people Hack will weigh about 210 pounds and Gotch will scale at about the same fig ure with perhaps a shade the worst it by three pounds or so Bd Smith a Chicago sporting editor will referee and with his selection the last hitch in the gigantic contest was removed The building in which tie battle Is to be waged will seat about 12009 persons and every seat in It commands an ex view of the ring These are no galleries or balcony In this big horse market but the management ef match has elevated over twothirds of the seats so that the general as far as seats is wellnigh perfect There will be four preliminary bouts of one fall each and it that tbe receipts of the night will run above 4oftO general admission are J8 And t and from 5 up to 90 Tbe advance said to be exceptionally heavy and enormous outoftown are already beginning to reach the city EASY MONEY BOUTS XBW YORK April 3 Tommy Burns will not return to the United States as soon as be thought he would Tonpwy has decided to stay in Paris and with two more desperadoes- The manager ef Follies Bergere has offered him purse to fight two men on the night of April IS and Tommy has accepted Two of the toughest men on the other side of the pond have been procured and a great exhibition te expected One of men is Charley who was knocked out by that Irish demon Jem Roche The other Is Tiger Scalth wino was knocked silly in two rounds by the Gunner Burns has a berealean task on his hands trying to beat these but let us that he will receive SiOOQflr for Iris end win lose or draw Theyre born every minute RUSSIAN JAUNTY GOTCH NERVOUS BOTH CONFIDENT I 910 ft 0 62 1l 33 ln I 17 reac 13 in 8 In I thlg G in- 111n cal 11in 19 fn 15 in fb 11 eal j of the e BURNS LANDS rnORE battle the the on Mole 8it hl W S ln tvttlstY 7416 30 arrange- ment sale a warms rs ¬ ¬ + + Georgetown Realizes Im- portance of Tomorrow Coraoli3 fast baseball team arrives la the city tomorrew morning for Its series of two games with Georgetown on Georgetown Field Unusual Interest attaches itself to the coming contests not only on account of the high article of ball played by the two schools but also from the fact that Cornell has not met Georgetown in baseball for a number of years The Cornell alumni has planned to turn out for the two games while the Georgetown rooters are expected to make their presence known by concert rooting To date Georgetown has an unbroken string of victories and to win from Cornell champion of tho Eastern col leges last season would be a boom to Georgetowns claim for the title shin year Encouraged by Victory The victory over Amherst has greatly encouraged the men The JCow Eng- land team te considered among the lead- ers in that part of the country Cant well and l avine are twirling phenome nal ball Diamond is coming along strong while Montgomery is expected to repeat his performances of the twi seasons as soon as he gets in shape Cantwell will likely pitch game with either Devine or Diamond on the slab in the second contest Good Cornells IMS tad will prob- ably go tothe firing line for the in the first contest with CaldweU and Barker In reserve Game Called at 4 oClock Tomorrows game starts at 4 oeteok The probable of the teams Georgetown Me third base Court- ney left Simon center field first base H Smith shortstop Scniafly right yield A Sdco l base Duffy catcher Cantwell or De vine pitchers Cornell shortstop Match seer third base Ebellng right laid Williams catcher Watson first base Judson left field Cornwall center field Fulton second GoodwilUe CaM G 10 MEN ENTERED- IN INTERCOLLEGIATE Considerable Interest has been aroused In local field and track circles over the announcement by Xaaager Fleming of the George University track team that the Hatebetitec will be rep resented for the first time this year in the interceUes ate games The honor of George Washingtons- first entry la these goes to Tack Sterrett premier pole vaulter of the South Sterrett has showed such con- sistently good forth in this event for the last three years and has so far eclipsed other collegiate valuters of this section that the maaagenteRt action will not come as a surprise to the stu- dent body of the university At the Intercollegiate Sterrett will compete with such men as of Yale who does consistently in the neigh fcorbood of twelve feet is conceded however good chances of placing in his event as it seems scarcely likely that the four men entered will exceed his vault CANNOT WRESTLE FOSTER- NEW HAVEN Cons April 1 Cap- tain Folwoll of the University of football team sent word to that he was ill and therefore unable to meet Fostev the Yale foot- ball in the wrestling pout ar- ranged to be held on evening to settle the rivalry between Fos- ter will try to induce Priwell to wrestle here later PRIMED FOR HERE Ithacan Game ed I willie vl tton lineup wen and Barker JIUhers Wubm OIL Dray ard I SAME fol- lows Mc- Donald bane t games Penn- sylvania r ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ jj that has been stored All away for many years which gives it that rich mellow taste it appeals- to those t who appreciate good things bluthenthal bickart iac the great big house baltimore thos f mcnult for Washington good company you will always find mark rogers ut the best placeswhere men go who appreciate good things to drink e youll these men say little mark rogers please then theyre served with u whiskey 7 v f f2 1- t I j b b mgr c 12 Jl hear a i 4 > > < BALTIMORE April 3 When Soldier Burns the local lightweight signed articles to meet Johnny Sum- mers the English champion for fifteen rounds next Thursday night before the Eureka Athletic Club at the Gerniaala Maennerchor Hall he did not lose time in getting into training Burns pulled away from his former training quarters and established Ilk camp at Fort Howard where he will continue to get into trim for mill It seems like old tines for ions to be stationed at Fort Howard for It was there that he was quartered when he served as a private for Uncle Sam It was a v there that Burns got his start in the pugilistic the efty will make him stronger for his bout with Summers is strong as a buT 4coordi g te those win have- n hfat perform It is opinion of the boxing students that Burns will face the hardest problem of his career In the Sngilshman who has taken a fall out of the best of them since he arrived ra this country Burns will every precaution to BURNS IN TRAINING FOR SUMMERS BOUT the Burns thinks that training outJIkIe or the the champion any ¬ Results Yesterday- in Southern 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