THE WASHINGTON TIMES TUESDAY AUGUST 30 1910g

Fans tG Realize Washington Has Won Nineteen Out of Last Thirtyfour GamesHard orBIG WINNING STREAK

AROUSES SUSPICIONS

Maybe National Cotamssiafi Will5 Throw Oaf Games Be-

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suspect something hi wrong Whynot the string oC nmetcrnof the lust thBrtyfouc tussles be nIT

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Lake gndoMbtooly co nmirted s cMwhen be ten hi tie winning nmin the ninth inning of thegame by gives thr e

Manager McAleer repeated tillsmorning thewas going to continue jas bin regular catcher tor tne e-siftiader of the season depatte diereturn of Charley Street AMbeen said before this is no reflectionon Street merely a wise move otthe managers part to crowd all theajor league f ib t lateAiDsmiths career in order to lavehim ready to take his tarn

early every year now for four yearsimllined to a large extent the almostInvariable return te term of the teamas the schedule neared nnsaplrtinnHaving two stax catchers an atdo with ehecktetar this tearrut

with which be committed addleAlthough McAleer would like to tabsCunningham his yeah second Daneman from the New England League andRalston bs o tneleWr from Akron Onio

on the next trip of tbe team throughthe West they will not worked

in emergtacKS The flftbpbeelever is upon Ute mananrer a strsogJyas 1e fciaoe 4f i hojye abaseball that Is endingthem Rt a dellrhjxn 2o do

look at titc two town clockswhich never agree sad decide to creptthe slower while they spend a piece ofthe time the registering of tbesay they hasten to tbe park brtght sadearly and the late comer nowadays has

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The C Ixwriw Dmwns are not oinc toWin any medals this year for base railrin r Tbey nta4e more foolish playsyp terdar than any one ball team wehive seen h tev ha a long timeand those mental tenses are a strongytirrulus to our gloat Truegdaie after

in tile Brs and ttdrd inntngs ofthe first xaT e was both times caughtflatfooted oft ih base by Dolly kayGriccs madiv to wcond hi the firstgame when Hartaen amashed to Schaef-er and ran vinarerv lute the bay hiScharfer3 heads givnuc the 5erman-plcntv of time to throw to first and1 double im HarBwett Had be nped-Schasfer would have had te ctaaoBe hisstride and throw to set whereGrigtts weoW have bees forced butHartzell would reached first la-the second game Xewnam wa m teeto Schaefer The very sound of the

indicated it was a than fiy tatJCewnam continued to third sad wasnaturally doubled ui at seconddo say Kewnam had forgotten thereonly one ovc bat that dose tot listenFood in nwtior league hall Partsen wason second hi the fifth with eneont wtwn 5chweter rove toHartzrtl wen aught between second an fthird Schaefer maktmc the out Thenthe German the baN U firstbase and Schweitzers Urnt went oat oaplain why the Brown a e so fiur in thecellar although ban team is not asbad a one bv lIT means as its percentsee would indicate

After the work be did yesterdayGray teats gas the i illsGourt all IK waste toGermany catch off New

nam in the eJgWh kmmg of the secondgame which saved the day was inthe opinion of many oeservers themost difficult catch that baa been

Next week will be a briar one for theAnakwtan Gun Club both lien andaway On Monday Ute dab wjn boldits amsoal LADOT Dsjy liiunsiisnushoot which b open to members enly

This shooOs drrMesV three rUnnsB and C according to the masks

mans average for the year Tlamlssinuprizes win be awarded to the nianeisof the class which they

Tue Ciy air crack rnots ofclub will for Atl ts Ity to par-ticipate In the annual Welts Hoganshoot This tournament is the largestof its kind ever held In the countryand is largely attended

The Westy Hogaa tourney will latthree days commencing WeAneBdJiy andfinishing up on Satarday As the

martaWBen tae in tine conditionand have done excellent shootingthr Summer it 18 expected that theywill bring home some of the priws withthorn Among these who will attend thetournament WnctwnHjton art Sec-retary MBer y Jr eilWt Bufeur

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ferced fat thesing ran of the net end gatesWills there wee glory enough for alllet us sot overlook the work of KidElberf M first man up m the ninthinning of the second game Lake waspitching for the Kid with all his nighbut tbe battle te sot always to thestrong The pitchers idea was to get

the ball te to ElberfeJd lid bandicap his swinging While trying thisLake bowed remarkable control Fiveor six he got the ball exactlyberfeld smashed a line foul past tsriraEtberfeld wasted to knock e hellfair pound but Lakes control was too

this four Duns were sanuv-wiphed in and Elberfeid wanted Lukescontrol was gone from that momentstd be lost the game by his wild

the fad Washington wasted the gameLake deserved a better fate thenext batters

There wue ne eccujrieu oc so muchyeBitMr egntaut Harry ColMflowrcbrions on the bases He bed a numberof doer plays that as far as couldsees from the press stead bas work wascertatrJy not rotten even If be waswron ee some of them We are hoidtngJ-M brief for Collifiower he cannotmake good but think he te as competentas the average umpire sad he is entitledto some constrienUioR in his home townwhen be has tine moral to can adecision against Washington Why sottreat the umpire a Itttfc conslderapoured add m her eyes to an bit life

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out of his job because Iknow enough baseball to do ButIm awful glad t at Ive been boughtby the Timers I cope to get a chanceto work in the Americas League onceor twice thte season and then sot theexperience to be picked up en the traming trip Then my only hope is thatpetrolt will send me to a class AUaprue where 1 can learn a lot Imsure Ill make good when Ive gottenMoro experience

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Washington did not so re snug tiethird Uaglawb hit to was forced atsecond by AmtrmHb Gray sh led totoft and MBaa farced AhaaaUth atthmL athaefer walked sad Gray scored-a moment later when Conroy hit

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GERMANY SCHAEFER

CHANGES CUBS PLAYTO MEET ATHLETICSCh-

ance Preparing for Worlds Series By DevelopingSlugging Connie Macks Resource-

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wn the hrlnutten of getting as much1eparatteu as ssHiU for the wotWcchampionship neatest wICk the Athlet-ics

Chanee has jaowed himeeif to be arent general In other campaigns andhe te showing bin wisdom right now bystarting on a preparation for Ute hard-est series battle bte team hasever faced TIM best critics claim theAthletic team will give the Cuba amuch harder argument than the Tigers

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tile game tfcw Jennings and so it willrequire an different1 plait oflittle for the Cubs to successfully over-come the Phnaaelphte thatadopted against the Tigers

While Chance te not telNa what bisplan of battle will be against the Ath

of the National League pennantthere te no doubt but that he nae hisMess aK worked out and is puttingsome of them into practice Close followers of tile game have noticed thatthe Cubs smasbte the haM hardersad not trying to beat out bustle sad to

the year Some of the taBS claim thatChance believes the best way te beat

far as possible to get itfrom the faatneidfes tonekl-

IR recent games it has bees noticeablethere lave been few bunts laid down by

dently waa to drive tile ball as far oatinto the field as possible Whether thechange in the tactics of the team te duete a desire to practice up for the big

tag that famous Inside game being outof commission at present is hard te saybut the lonedistance clouting is quiteeffective anyway

TIle fact that Connie Mack is bondteg kill energies to fathoming acheek the ply of Ute Cubs maybe reason enough for Chance to adoptthe ell style of hitting em out butit te also judgment for a team tobe able to use both styles of play andthat te what the peerless leaderte trying to do with his getthem accustomed to the that winanswer the best for the conditions thatexist

Stars RestingTbte te the proper time for Chance to

give his good rest before startoat om the final dash for the Sag

Tinker was rested up the last time theteam was at home by staying oft hissore ankle for several days andlaid enjoyed several vacations duringthe season because of suspensionshanded him by the umpires This is thefirst time StelnfekK has been able toget a breathing spell and the managerevidently believes in lettingfull time as long as team Is doingwen enough without them Then Hotman enjoyed a reaction

If Sbeekard and Schulte couldgrueling finish the team would be ready I

any kind of a light to win flag

PEBPSCTWilhelmina

TreatmentVbich has so saccesofalve are positive we can cureevery toot trouble Appoint-ments may be made byphone shad or personaly call

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since returning home has gives the man-ager all of the fans much cheerthere te Itttfcs cnanee that Overan win be able to pitck again thte yearae his elbow refuees to welL Withever will not need the CaMforatea although it would be ifhe were in fighting condition at that

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Contest for Prizes In Test ofAutomobile Club of

Washington

from theirmufflers the oars entered te the firstbttt climb of the A iHnnlBii club ef-

Hftl this afternoon

in the sculls eventsFinal arrangements fur the cmfe were

f automobile enthwsiasta Itees thecourse at aylors RBI Handle High-lands this afterroon A large detail ofmounted police acting under orders byMajor Sylvester dosed the road to trafne at 1 oclock

of the contestaats wercv pcactieon the hill Iat TBK J owarfut searchligfatg to wade them over thebad Past time was made and itte believed many of the Ws cars thisafternoon will negotiate the sevententhsof a mile climb well under ft minuteRivalry among the loiters h keen andrare short is to prorpect

machines will compete hi the sevenevents OB tieT Browning Spence te chairman of theelimb B former prestdent of tbe club and a pioneer motoristIs the referee and acting as th officialresentative of the contest board of theAmerican Automobile Association underwhose sanction the climb Is held S A-Lattreif will be the starter and ElliottP Hough clerk of the course The con-test committee consists of Lester DMoore Jr John Larcombe Jr Arthurr Marks John Thomas Cand Charles W Bender

The contest began at 2 oclock Eachcar is given a flying start Del this servedto increase the speed of the machineAs there are several turns te the hillincluding an S turn careful driving willbe necessary

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Cub Catchers

Umpfcta Johnston of tits Natteual

Cubs to conquer tile AtMetteetwo Is my choice says Jobllstone

chance bag two of the greatestcatchers the In Jebray KHgand Jimmy Archer Archer has a bet-ter arm than Xling Dot Johnny fe awise aid owl hat and hisrIB is plenty good enough to thebest besernnners in Ute game Livingstone Thomas and Lapp willbe compared with Kling and Archer bythe most rabid League rootera Kline Asher rank with BinDolt McLean and the other

On the other baud they tell me thatStreet of Sweeney of

Kan LeagueCant Step Those Hitters

It win take good throwing to keepthe Cubs from running bases aad scor-ing runs Americas League fans eeemto thick that Ptenk Bender andCoomte win prevent Ute Cobs fromgetting on Of course If the Athleticpitchers can keep Chances men fromgetting to fiat the Philadelphia back

i stops will have a comparatively easyI teak

But I dent think there te a pitchingChance TinkerScuulte and are all going good

the stickMoore Mattern andSuggs have pitching great banCubs from the pilL Ithe pitchers will tare anybetter against than thetidal League twirling stars

Will Run WildIf the CUM get to test it takes a

great throwing catcher te prevent thenfrom moving around Chances mea winrum the sacks wild on a poorthrowingcatcher TIle Athletic pitchers are nearly alt experienced men who know how towib the bases and chain runners tothe sacks but the catcher must also bethere with his part of Ute

good arm and ability to theaway fast Thats the only way youcan prevent Chances men Iron makingrums after they get on

At that I think Philadelphia will giveChicago a argument tan Detroit4d in VK IMC Chicago has a won-derful baseball machine There isnt aweak spot In the whole worksSbeekard and Schulte are great m theeutneld and the infield is a regularstone well

Greatest IfiekLTve beard a Jot about the tam

old stonewall infields of twenty yearsauto Up m Detroit they wilt toil youthat the Detroit bunch to Mr Breath-ers Dunlap Rowe and Wbite was theking of aH tafteWe Veteran fane in ChJcage still swear by the old White Stocklug infield AHSOB WesTer WBttamson

Burns Down hi New York the oldare still talking about the Kew

hifleid of 1S68 Roger Connor DanJohnny Ward and Arthur

WhitneyNow I have seen them all work and

value to a MIl dub the ChicagoNational infield of ttS7Sgreatest that seer came down the pike

Baseball BriefsBy heavy won thePhaadcipnte

te floe stylePlank was knocked out of box in

tile third inning yesterday by five hitswhich resulted runs

Pour stolen bases helped Detroit winfrom Philadelphia Coob andstole two apiece

drives beiaed Bostonto win from Chicago yeeteruuQr Out ofthree times at bat he got three hits aborne ran a triple a All ofhis hits became runs

New York Nationals captures bothrods of a double header from Fisburgyesterday

the first same with Out offour times at bat be got a triple and asingle He also stole three oases

game with the New York Nationals yes-terday when he batted for Maddox inUte ninth inning He tore off threebase which ended te a run

MOORE LOOKS GOODJimmy t e Forrest who took Sold

of Pal Mbore when the tatter wasand coffee boxer aDd made him

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The same preparations as last weekwffl be made so that ram will te no wayinterfere Two of the Capital Clips

Tommy Lowe will parOctaate to tbeevenings sport

Sullivan has a decidedly big Job onhands in tackling Joe Seteer the weltknown Denver lightweight The West-ern lad gained a verdict over hits in tentoands and the Kid is highly anxiousto get ev n In the encounter in whichSeiger gained the verdict Sullv morethan held his own during the earlYseasons and he training diligmyfor a pace with the Denver ta

Lowe te considered r th fastestsixround boxers tn this section asmStone whom he will face witoc

ian Lowe and Sullivan are workingtogether and will cotes over prhned totake back a pair of victories to theCapital

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