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THE VASHINGTOE HEEALI TUESDAY APRIL 13 1909
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Greatest Turnout in Local
Baseball History
PANS STORM GATES EARLY
fcvery Jnchof Avnilhliie Spncc Occu-
pied t r Baccitcd Fnn atGame at American ParkMany Periiorfs Prominent inolal and Social Life Attend
Not only in atee nut In its personnelfirstday crowd at Ajneriean League
Park yesterday was the greatest Inhistory of the national game in this city
There were representatives ofclass of society from the high govern-
ment official in the box to the bed urchinclinging to limbs of trees around thefence of ground
Every inch of available space wtthtrviewing distance was occupied the grand-stand sunny and shady bleachers groundsurrounding the diamond housefences and trees The number of spec-
tators within the limit of the perk aloneis estimated at lOCNX and there te no tell-ing just how many fans caught a sttaiaMof the afternoons activities
IleKln to ArriveAs early as 11 oclock yesterday morn-
ing the eager ones who got little or nosleep the night before for thinking of thenext days pleasure began to form la lineoutside the park By midday the line ex-
tended the full length of the roadwayleading to the gate and half way downSeventh street to Florida avenue
And still they came Cars reaching theterminal every few minutes left the greatmajority of passengers many of them thesame old dyedinthewool tans who haveturned out regularly for the peat ten orfifteen years By 1 oclock the time foropening the gates the line extended fora distance of several squares When
Reddy ODay who has been on the Jobiir many put his weight againstthe massive gate leading to the grounds acry of approval came forth from thethroats of several thousand hnpadentwaiters
Then the grand rush startedA continuous line of humanity dotted
the entrance road for the next threehours kept the ticket men and thosein charge of the turnstiles on the go andat a that seemed a recordbreakerBusiness Manager Fowler had the busiestday of his career and directed his staffin good shape
Jrnml March Beginsat 2 oclock the first National
appeared In uniform on the porch ofin right fold and a cry of de-
light went up from the thousands ofspectators Then started the march TheNationals with Joe Cantilloa In the leadand closely followed by George Stallingand his bunch of overvacclnated recruitsThe Cavalry Band which had its placein the left section of the grand stand gotthe move on ita rival under leader Pintorlo and rent the air with the tune ofGee But Im Glad to Get HoneThe popular tune gave way toDixie with Leader Patter in
the leading role Aa usual the good oldSouthern tune gained the favor of thecrowd and for several minutes cheersand handclapping greeted the popularmelody The Cavatey land not to beoutdone struck up ft eombtaatton of
anthems and was equally ap-plauded
Stands Are CrowdedWhen the bellman gave the signal
the start of the afternoons hos-tilities the stands were transformed intoa mass of humanity There was only oneof the expected missing and he was noless than our honored Vice Presidentwho bad been expected to toes the firstball oa the field Th rowd wa a littledisappointed for every one had expected-to see the genial statesman
There were representatives in everybranch of life in the grand stand statesmen administrative officers lawyers andministers Most prominent were SpeakerCannon of the House of RepresentativesCommissioners H B F Macfarland andHenry L West Justices McKennaWright Clabaugh Stafford Gould An-derson Uncle Nick Young who baararely missed a game at the NationalPark and any number of Congressmenwho vottvl for an adjournment on the firstreal baseball day of the season
A party of thirtythird degree rootersfrom the Center Market attended thegame in a mammoth sightseeing ear andwere much in evidence A constant tooting of horns and an occasional about Inwhich all took part stamped them amongthe loyal ones
In conclusion a word of praise for thecreditable work of the police force underrapt Poyla is In order The men han-dled the crowd In style
Pew of the ManyRepresentative Sereno E Payne Senator
Scott Senator William Alden Smith Rep-resentative McKlnley Senator Hemenway Senator Londenslager Representa-tive Hinshaw and wife Joseph WilsonThomas Hume John Henry NicholasYoung Louis Weaver Louis JohnsonFresnin McMahon Sidney Bieber Thornton Chesley Harry Rapley Frank Far-rell president of the New York Americanclub Mrs Rheem Clarence Newbold EJ Walsh Victor L Woolrldge H JCheeses G W Forsberg R H Sinclairrapt Doyle of the police force CharlesPadgett W W Barnes WorthingtonCampbell Charles Perry J Barnard HJohnson S W Woodward Trade
Christian Heurich J H HappFrancis A Blundon Harry Wardman JHadley Doyle William McKinney AllanD Albert D J Kaufman Fronds ABlundon Harry Kaufman Clarence Norment William Fowler Edward PSchwartz Robert Harper President Flulay of the Southern Railway JosephWatson Dennis G OLeary John Meyers Samuel Satterfteld Ferd AndersonDr C G Lennon Ralph Simon CharlesDulin J Freeman L Gerad F A Har-rison Fred Nteteon Thomas SheridanJames Sprigman Clarence Hecox GeorgeF McCorraflck Myron C Hauaer T LMartin D S Snowdea
The following made up a party fromthe Center Market Club of ThirtythreeDegree Rooters C E Nichols FredNewman Joe McGee Marshal SmithAustin Jarboe Frank Hoover GeorgeHoover William Hoover Ed LachlandBert Johnson Sam Weadall Brnost Eminert Charles Emmert Edward LAmerick George Brunger Ray HarrisonCharles Johnson WilliamCharles Hunter Marcus Cooley GeorgeJohnson William Mcdellan Oaf VolgtHarry Buscher Joe TrIpP Hans SchrothOscar Cook Charles Wilkerson EdwardSteels S A Gath Jim Blschoff PatrickLong Harry Mulligan Arthur CannonRobert Howell T Davte rid SplcerHarry Wilson and K Murphy
BrrrrrilJc Is Shut OutSpecial to Washington Herald
Berryville Va April 12 In the firsgame f the season Lincoln High Schooldefeated Berryviiie by 6 to a
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DEACON McGUIRE PICKS NATIONALSTO FINISH RACE IN THE FIRST DIVISION
Spaefel te Washington Herald
Cleveland Ohio April 12 Jim the veteran catcherand Manager Lajoies chief adviser makes the following forecast of the American League race
Cleveland Detroit St Louis Washington Chicago BostonPhiladelphia and New York My dope on the Washington clubmay lock queer to some said McGuire but that dub is wellbalanced having a star catcher in Street a strong pitchingin Johnson Hughes Smith and Burns several runners in Ganley Conroy and Milan and some strong batters inDelehanty Freeman Conroy Clymer Ganley Unglaub and MilanIt has shown much brilliancy in streaks in the past against all theAmerican League clubs and if it only extends the duration ofthese streaks look out for Cantilkms team If they will play allyear as they played against Cleveland last season they are sureof a berth in the first division In my opinion Washington shouldfinish ahead of Chicago who will be lost without Fielder Jones-as manager
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three chances In easy fashion As for theother members of the Nationals JerryFreeman certainty looks faster than teatsenses Charley Street has improved andthe whole team ktok tto be tagged FirstDivision instead of tall onders
The runs came as follows New Yorkwont down with a hump in the first wereHetnphUI Ketler and Satfe are easyouts while JSlberfeUTs staple never gothim beyond first
Unfflnuli lilt Arc TimelyFor the National Clymer opened by
drawing a pas Ulan hit sharply toNewton who atammed the ball aheadof Clymer at second Ungiaub smashed a-
beattty to deep lift for two bases send-ing man to third Betehacty rottedan easy one ta Newt direction andthe bit twirler anmpped it home Milanwaa safe on the play as Kleinow square-ly muffed the baJL First bloodfor the Nationnte slid the crowd wonthalf crazy Conroy wobbled fee-
bly to the pitcher who tried to throwthe ball before pteklc It np with theresult that everybody was sale
responded nobly to the cries of Hiter out old man and cut a wicked driveput Elberfeld Before the ball eonld beretrieved Unglaub and Delehanty hadscored Nationals I New York 0
In the second the home teaci failedto although CJymer and Milesboth poked oat singles to sorter In thethird however earns Eagles spectacularcatch and another run for CanttttetTscrowd
Delehanty opened the Inning with a atety to center Convoy planted one hi thesame pasture and Freeman hi attempt
to bunt fanned McBride was hit inthe leg the baaee Thea camsCharles who sent the ball sailinginto deep left Ingle getting to It as de-
scribed In the foregoing By the time hehad pulled himself out of the crowd theWashington runners had scored but thebail came back to second vt Knight sadConroy was declared out for falling tostick to the bag until the ball was hi thefielders bands Many in the crowdthought a double play should have
but delayed action madenecessary hr Wa leigh sad lofty tumblingknocked the double play hi the bend
Avert ShutoutThe visitors escaped a shutout hi the
fourth when Kid Etberfeld ted oft witha twobagger to right teok second on-
Wards sacrifice and earns hems whenBall was throw out McBrid to Free-man
Cantfllon was greatly pleased at thefine showing of tile team and declaresthat it only strengthen hi belief all
a the top of the second or the hoUsesof the first division In the AmericanLeague race this season
For today it te likely that either BUtBurns or Tom Hughes will be on the firlug line fir the Nationals white Manager Statttegs met night did not knowwhom be would select
Just before leaving the hotel for thesame the Yankees got together sadelected Wee Willie Keeter captain of theclub
Following k of yesterdaysvictory
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Save Your Rain ChecksHey minter please give me your
rain check will be the cry this seasonall over town and there is a reason forit Mr George D Horning a prominentfinancier of this city has offered 89
in each prizes to the party collectingthe most rain checks during the presentbaseball season
The prizes will be divided as followsfirst 25 second US third Jit The
named wellknown gentlemenwill act as judges William FowlerSamuel Steinberg and William Poet
No employe pf Mr Hornings firm isallowed to compete for these prizes
STEAMSHIPS
4000 5000 6000FROM NEW YORK
SOUTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPSThence
HEW YORKNEW ORLEANS
SUNSET ROUTE10 Days Stopover at Orleans
B B BARBER Agent29 AV Baltimore street Baltimore
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NOTES OF THE GAME-
Had ta win the onan rTen strtkoauis for TniMli amaj same
Bob Ganiay wee on the t iu thiii lineThey say he ont iefttuMtol patehars
Kebo jr but the nmp sad McBridseem to know wfcera Mae WM hit duringthe third hmbag
There mere HIO peraana en thegrounds and WOJ te tIN press ben tx itlooked ta the scorers
Same teams play t 6tey Mnfce k twostraights QvMee BO Barn con turn thetrick
Wonder If Statthtss Is s P to trot outWnrnop in one of tile gaaav Decant
e thatcould amount to musk ac a pitcher butyou never can telL
Knight Is ereaiUd with abagger in the seventh His short fly toMilan was misjudged by he better ant
e or tile bali could be recovered theJaaky one was resting on third
Spoaktog o Knight the youngsterslide a pretty stop of Mflnns ateder inthe fourth Qtrtefc alone retired therunner
Dolly Gray anti Bob Groom looked as ifthey lied worn Wnehhaston uniforms foryears Everybody was canny for a sightof the new ttvfciers and both created afavorable latpraanton during wamta up-
time
Both Bill Burns and Walter JohnaonMelee that Jesse TaamehBt has regainedhis old time form sad when warmweathar hits us the southpaw wilt wina lot of games
In the seventh tenm on Mttnaagrounder BrOCkett the scorers weredivided as to whether the error shouldbe chalked up agalnet Uw
first baseman It would seem as IfWard should have gathered in the fling
Oh you Wid Conroyf sans out a voicefrom the thirdbase bleachers to whichthe new infielder replied with a goodnatured grin
That now hatting practice sage Ic quitethe proper caper besIdes sfvrtas tots oftime it does with the constantbanging of wlidiythrewa balks up againstthe grand stand
Hemphill pulled off a pretty play In thethird His perfect bant ten Just ot efconvenient reach of Smith and Oonroyand Hemp was able to reach first be-fore the ball covkl be recovered
Demtnettbatted for Newton In the fifthWonder If he saM it when he wascaught at second after Delehanty hadslipped up on the batters grounder Thisby the way was Washingtons onlyerror
That great circus caLeb of Eagles willremain fresh In the minds of fans herefor many dayS to come
It is claimed that yesterdays crowd ef16000 was the largest in the history ofbaseball In Washington
The tank near the thirdbase bleacherswas having the time of his life ttntfc twopolicemen rushed him irito the cooler
Walter Johnson saw the game from oneof the club windows He Is atHl underthe care of a physician but with warmweather hopes to be out by the latterpart of the week and In uniform Hereshoping
During the early part of the game TomHughes warmed up with Mike Kahoeevidently in preparation for emergenciesBut Smith grew better as the game pro-gressed and Tom retired to the clubhousein the sixth
Cropley Team DefeatedSpecial ta The Washiagioc Herald
RockvlUo April li The GlenEcho baseball team yesterday defeatedthe Cropley team on the Crqptey groundsby 11 to 6 Capt Edward Riley pitchedfor the Glen Echo team and succeeded-in striking out fourteen of hte opponents
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