THE WASHINGTON TIMES WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 14 1901

LATEST NEWS AND GOSSIP Or THE DAY WORLD OE SPORTS16

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Belligerent Baltimorean With FearsomeFists Rushed Tom Sharkey

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BALTIMORE Sept UAa the resultof an altercation with Thomas Sharkeythe sailor pugilist who is attending theEagles convention with the New Yorkdelegation Dr Robert Giering of l fe

East Baltimore Street and a man whogave the name of F L Stephctwen andhis address as the Hotel Rcnnert werearraigned before Justice Loden at thewestern police station yesterday Bothwere dismissed i

The altercation occurred at the HotelJoyce on Camden Street opposite Cam-den Station Monday night and DrGlering made tho following statementlast night in reference to the trouble

I was standing on the corner of Baltimore and Eutaw Streets shortly after Soclock Monday night when the NewYork delegation headed by a bandcame marching down Eutaw Street IImmediately recognized several acquaint-ances and they Invited me to fall in lineand march down to their headquartersI Joined them and when he reached theHotel Joyce a number of ns amongwhom was Tom Sharkey retired to thebar tc get a drink All wanted to

the drink and as Iwns the onlyBaltimorean In the gathering I thought-it was my place to do the buying andI Insisted that I pay for the drinksSharkey Wanted to Buy

Tom Sharkey was standing close byme at the irie and he drew a large rollof notes from his pocket and laid one ofthem on the bar I turned around tohim and said Put that money in yourpocket It is counterfeit1 He did notpick up his money and after I had madethe remark several times he turnedaround to me and without the slightestprovocation he me under the

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chin This aggravated me sad 1 imme-diately swung on his Jaw and rushedhim into the corner Then a number ofUs friends closcu In on us and theydragged me from him and pulled me outinto Camden Street

Both of us had been drinking heav-ily and of course we were unable tohit a terrific punch When I got intothe street I told Tommay Hart whoconducts a saloon on Fourteenth Streetopposite Tammany Hall and who wasarrested with me and gave th namecf Steohcnaon that I would give him

100 if he would get Sharkey to comeout into the street and tight methen the officer came along and placedHart and me under arrest

The two men were arrested by Patrolman William WhaleyThose Frightful Flippers

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or pusillstf isnlrht that he would willingly take tbefighter down the road and have a freefist flrht with him

The doctor has something of a reputation as a fighter and about one year

when arraigned before Justice GarjtJiid at the Eastern police station on acharge of assaulting and striking a manit was testified that the mast was hit byI r Giering with his right hand Thedtvtor nrotested

Jude he said I hit him with myleft hand A blow from my right fistmeans sudden death and one from myleft means to the hospital

Amateurs end Professionals in MatchPlay Event on Philadelphia Links

Unique Spectacle-

A decided novelty in golf tournaments-Is to be tried on the link of the PWJR-dolphla Country Club at BaU on fomdrrow Friday and Saturday It Isopen event for local players amateursand rrofesslftnale

Another peculiar phase of thisis the fact that it is to be run oft

entirely at match play While the tour-nament is practically intended for professionals amateurs are eligible so itis quite possible that this event willpresent tho unique spectacle of ama-teurs and professionals competingagainst each other at match play

Of course in the event of amateursmoney plate would be given to theformer and to the latter Thetournament will be watched with con-siderable Interest and sh uM it prove afifcfH9 It may be tried In the metro-politan district

AMATEUR BASEBALL-

The Shamrock A C defeated the Arl-ington A C by M to X Heavy hittingby Mann and good pitching by Madiganwere the features Too lineup r Callan catcher Corkery first base Xartigan pitcher Cavanaugh second hamMann third beee Armour shortstopB MadigiMi left field

The Loan Men a negro team ofGeorgetown which has not been defeated for the two pet seasons wantI game with crack Warren Dyer teamof the F Street store under any

The Lean Men line up as folows Charles Fauntleroy captain FredKmt John Cater Ed Smith JohnSmith Joe Smith Charles Dabney Hony Perry Albert Address

Charles Fauntleroy Iii PennsylvaniaAvenue northwest

St Stephens Institute has acceptedthe challenge of the Unions and willplay them tomorrow afternoon on theTTnlon grounds at North Capitol and MStreets at Clfi oclock

Cure of Lame Back After 15 Years ofSuffering

I have been troubled with lame backfor fifteen years and I found arecovery in the use of ChamberlainsPain Balm t yg John G Blsher Gillam Ind This liniment is also withoutan equal for sprains and bruises It Isfor saloby all druggists

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Bowlers Get Together forSeason

DEPARTMENTAL UNCHANGED-

War Team Obtains Concessions and EnEstate Will Num

ber Six Clubs-

A Joint meeting of the DepartmentalBank Clerks tuic Real EstateLeagues was held at the Palace alleyslast night and plans for the seasonwere discussed and adopted-

A schedule was submitted by the De-partmental League and was approved ofand arrangements were made to havethe schedules of the Bank Clerks andReal Estate Leagues formed as soon aspossible

The Departmental League whichcreated most interest In local bowlingcircles last season will be composed ofthe same teams as heretofore namelythe Bureau Interior Postofllce Agriculture Government Printing OfflcoNavy Yard Commissioners Commerceand Labor Treasury and War It wasonly after lengthy discussion that theWar team decided to enter the leagueIt asked concessions which after muchdeliberation the other teams gruntedThis year the team will be allowed toselect its players from the State Warand Navy Departments and to take oneman from the White forceIs a Reorganization

The Real Esto League Js a reorgani-zation of last years Title InsuranceLeague It will number six clubs namelyColumbia Lawyers District AssessorsOffice Surveyors Office and FischerCo The Washington Title team oflast season has been dropped

The District Bowling League the old-est of the city has arranged to hold ameeting in the near future The seasonwill not until Novemberleague will probably be composed

Men AcmesGolden SouthWashington Business Men andably Market House

It is doubtful if the Plate PrintersLeague will reorganize this year

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KID BEEBE-

Got Decision in Fifteen Rounds LoserGame But Severely Punished

Clinched Constantly

BALTIMORE Sept H Hwghey Mo-

Govrn won the dectokm over Kid Bepbelust night in their boutbefore the Eureka Athletic Cluh

MCGOTWM showed himself a fast andclever fighter and wad the advantage allthe way Beebe was fairly butnothing to boast of and his beet pointwas ability to stand punishment Hetook a fearful beating and the wonderwas that he was not put out By con-

stant clinching he managed to stay thelimit but was in had shape at the end

Representative Tim Sullivan GeorgeConsidine and many other noted fisticcelebrities of the Eagles were on thostage

SIX 10NTHS IN JAIL

FOR FOOTBALL STAR

Harry S Batchelder Former Yale Play-

er Convicted for Allowing Gamb-

ling in His Store

READING Sept 14 From a commanding place in the football firmament to the Berks county Jail Suchwas the taU of Harry S Batchsldor aformer student in the Yale Schoolwho was yesterday aiernon sentenced-to six months imprisonment for permitting gambling In a rear room of his ci-

gar storeWhile Batchehler stood before the bar

the grand Jury returned a true billagainst his wife on the charge of embezzling 2JQO by means of a duplicatebank book from Berg Bros in whosestore she cashier before her marriage She is to be called for trial todayBatchelder had been keeping a cigarstore for several months and the chargewest that he allowed card playing for

and in the rear room Hepleaded guilty expecting to got ott with-a attorney put In a ofclemency saying that accusedwasnt aware that he was breaking thelaw as the same practice was carriedon in the cigar store underproprietors This did not thejudges decision

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CHAMPIONS OF DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE

Defeated the Interior Quint After a Hard Finish Last Season Reading From Left to Rightv Helmerichs Captain Land and Orspada

IIKneelingLord Hardie

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Were Never Intended forOcean Work

COULD CARRY FUEL

Widely Differing Estimates of GasoleneRequired President Ketcham

Thinks It Possible

NEW YORK Sept Charleysoffer of a 16000 prize to the owner ofthe first motor boat to cross thefrom Havre to New York arousedmuch Interest here

The offer was widely discussed in au-

tomobile and boat circles and the general opinion seemed to be that a atpresent constructed motor boats are notsufficiently seaworthy to undertake anocean voyage The problem ot carryingthe gasolene required for so longwas considered by many persons as almost insurmountable-

On two points those who discussed thematter were pretty well agreed Onewas that a boat capable of standingthe voyage and of holding the fuel re-

quired would need to be specially designed for the purpose The other wasthat M Charleys offer ought to havebeen open to craft traveling In eitherdirection so as to give an opportunity toAmerican ingenuity to try for the prize

W H Ketcham president of heAmerican Power Boat Associationthought it quite possible to construct aboat capable of ocean

Ketcham Optimistic-I dont see why a motor boat could

not make an ocean trip he said If adory can cross under sail as has beendone the risk as concerns the size ofthe boat is eliminated The only question Is whether a motor boat can carrysufficient fuel to last for so long a Journey I should think the trip could bemade in about twelve to fourteen days

Figuring on a twenty horsepower motor the amount of gasolene to be cur-ried would be about COO gallons Thishowever need not be difficult as a boatto be seaworthy should have accommodation for that amount As the tanksbecome emptied of gasolene they will actas air tanks I wish Mmade his offer for a boat ineither direction I know of severalAmericans who might bulk craft forsuch a test

E R Hollander winner of the racingboat F I A T on the otherwas of opinion that n motor boat couldnot be constructed with sufficient sea-worthiness or with for the fuelrequired He figured that a sixty horsepower boat would take from 2000 to 2M0gallons of gasolene on an ocean voyage

NORFOLK DEFEATSBUREAUS AGAIN-

For the second time this week thBureau Athletic Club was defeated bythe Norfolk College team by 1 to 0 atNorfolk yesterday afternoon

The game was fast with good fieldbut the stick work of both teamswas light The batteries Bureaus

Wahler and Clancy Walter and Jones

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Every gun in the Tappanstock has been tested as to accuracy and is a standard of itsclass Priced right

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Practice at FootballFor Georgetown Men

Captain Mahoney McCarthy and Martell ofLast Years Team Ready to Begin Work

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Providing J Pluvtas gives his asentthe candidates for the Georgetown

team will don running suits andchase the pigskin about GeorgetownField this afternoon

Today was set as the fret day forpreliminary practice but as tow of theold men have returned the work f rthe rest of the week will bo of thelightest sort Beginning Monday hardpractice will be commenced in earnest

College opens tomorrow but the pro-

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will be the students in the collegiatedepartmenti Mahoney is expected to bepresent afternoon to begin the workwith Graduate Coach but the

other veterans of last taU will beMcCarthy end and Martell fullback

the who playedon the eteven last fall forthe fret Urns will be athe father of the player died in

and it was feared that the sonwas to the Blue and Gray Wordwas received at the unlver-

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Duke Farrell has about decided togive up baseball He Is one of themost popular and competent catcherswho ever donned a mitt In Farrell andMcGuire Eerie Wagner gave Washing-ton the best catchers that ever

together

Jack OKeefe the Chicago pugilisthas taken to writing songs There isas much money in it as Is In the fight-Ing came for Jack

Turfmen are yet at sea as to which-is the best youngster ef the seasonTradition Tanya Sysonby and Artfulare the four which find most favor I

It is getting near the close of the met-ropolitan racing season so look out foranother Tommy Foster trick A fasthorse Is often held back until the tallend of the season o furnish velvet forthe winter Insteau of racing him andwinning purses

Fielder Jones does not like the job ofmanager of the White Sox Armourwho has resigned the management of theCleveland club may be given the posi-tion by Comlskey-

Ivor Lawson the American bicyclisthas won the two kilometer championshipof the world winning the title In Londonby defeating Marcus Hurley the ama-teur champion of America

Barney Dreyfuas is still strengtheninghis Pittsburg team and In liable to makeMcGraws bunch extend Itself next season Say what they may Barney canfurnish the goods when he Is arousedand there Is no better diplomat In base-ball

Coach Stagg hue begun work with theUniversity of Chicago football

The outlook is said to be good

COAch Yoat of Michigan who manyclaim Is the best football coach In Amer-ica regards Wisconsin as Michiganmoat formidable opponent on the gridiron this season

Ned Hanlon has recently given outan Interesting on the necesslty for using brains In baseball The

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fact that the Brooklyns cannot win withsttch a manager as Hanlon is aremarkable evidence of their stupidityand all around rottenness

Billy Hallman signed by the St Louisis a of the old origi-

nal Hallmnn He was withChicago last year but was let out forpoor This year he has beenwith Louisville and gives every evidence of making good

St Louis friends are strenuously denythere is any In the ranks

Cardinals ana are praisingNichols in the highest terms for hishandling of the teamjake Schaefer the champion billiard

1st has arranged to accompany BillyCatton to France for an exhibition tour

With Virgil Garvin Mike Donlin andRube on the same team therewould never be any lack of excitement

GOLFERS

LEASE FINE LINKS-

NEW YORK 14 Regardless ofthe or ft ilure of his politicalplan Charles F Murphy the leader ofTlmmany Hall Is still going to re-main a golfer

With Mr John B McDonald and sev-eral supreme court Judges air Murphyhas taken for 6000 a leasefrom May 1 1907 of the Oakland linksat Baysidc L 1 Murphy and hisfriends have also contributed 6500 forimprovements to the present club houseat links

The of the Oakland Golf Clubcomprises thirtytwo and a half acresoverlooking Little Neck Bay and ad-Joining the country estate of John HTaylor-

A 10000 rustic bridge Is being builtIn the center of the links over the famous cup and saucer hole a depres-sion between two hills and asource of great inconvenience to thecorpulent members of the Oakland Club

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Chr Heurich Brewing CoPure Beer Is a Tonic and an Invigorator

The Purest and the Healthiest

Senate1 Lager

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ST LOUIS Sept 14Lke all greatevents in the history of the world thestory and incidents in connection withthe Olympic games will not remain onthe quiet pages of history but even twoweeks after this great Olympiad newcomplications arise such as throw upontho a blight that can not beerased and the probable outcomo maybe the awarding of tho Olympic tug ofwar championship to a St Louis teamBold Acknowledgment-

In a Chicago paper Edwin R Bakercoach and trainer of the Milwaukee AC tugofwar team openly declares thatthe team which represented the Milwaukee A C was composed of men wheare members of the Columbian KnightsAthletic Association which latter organization Is a member of the Centralassociation of tho A A U This statement Is the boldest acknowledgment ofa violation of the A A V rules everplaced on record and not only does itdisqualify the Milwaukee team butplaces President W H Liginger of theA A U chairman of the athletic committee of the Milwaukee A C andpresident of the central association ofthe A A U in an unenviable light

In view of the confession of Mr BakerMilwaukee A C has violated the rulesof the A A U no matter what excusesmay be made by any of the con-cerned and ir the governing board ofthe A A U lives up to tho rules of thebody which controls amateur sportIn America It wilt disqualify Milwaukeeand award first honors to West Side StLouis T V with the second team of thesame organization second and New YorkA C thirdHelps New York

If the Milwaukee team is disqualified-and ordered to surrender the medalsNew York A C ill assume third placeand gain one more point on the cham-pionship table

At the time that the final heat of thetugofwar was about to be contestedthe writer approached President Liginger and asked if the men composing theteam did not to one of the

societies in Chicago at the sametime Informing the Milwaukee man thathe had received information to that

President Liginger stated that themen were Chicagoans and were mem-bers of his lodge in one of the secretorganizations not tatlng the name ofthe order and that they were membersof the Milwaukee A C but of how

he did not say He furtherstated that he had a right to form ateam of any men who resided in the central A A U district

NEGRO BALL LEAGUE

HAS BRIGHT FUTURE

Friday evening last September 9 thefirst colored league In the city of Wash-Ing was formed The meeting was wellattended and several promising ideaswere laid before the club

The following teams were represented-by captain or manager Eastern

ters Oronoco Sluggers and LafayetteAthletic Club The election of officerswas deferred until the next meetingwhich will be held at Obi Acker Streetnortheast September 30 at 9 p m

About the only result of closing thepoolrooms In New Orleans was that theway was opened for welching handbook men

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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

American League

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Buffalo st 41 561Baltimore 7X 612Newark ee K 5 oJersey City M

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TODAYS

American LeagueWashington at Philadelphia

New York at Boston

National LeagueFhlladelbpia at Brooklyn

PitUburg at CincInnatL

Eastern LeagueProvidence at Ball irmve

Buffalo at RochesterJersey City at Newark

Toronto at Montreal

YESTERDAYS RESULTS

American LeaguePhiladelphia 0 Boston 9

7 Innings rainChicagoCleveland and St LouisDe

games on accountof ram

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New BostonNew 9 Boston 2Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 2

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Buffalo 7 Rochester 2Jersey City Newark 0

Toronto 9 Montreal 0Forfeited

THREE BOYS COMMITTED-

TO CHILDRENS GUARDIANS

Arraigned in the JuveUne court todayon a charge of petty larceny Charlesand Theodore Burke ten and elevenyear old respectively and James Hawkins about eleven years old pleaded not

but Judge ONeal placed themunder the probation of the Board ofChildrens Guardians

Police of the Fourth precinct stationarrested the lads br steal-ing chickens from freight ears In thoPennsylvania Railroad yards The thiev-ing is said to have been done

and yesterday Is said to be oneof the few days on which the boysnot visited the yards and carried ortsome form of property

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