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Supported Well.

The battery was nobly supported by
the team, Hill being the only offender
in the error column. and the heavy
hitting Napoleons were disguised with
the small returns from their seven sin
giles and three doubles. O'NeiT contin-
ued his good sticking Of the day before
by getting double and a single. while
Hill and Mccormick also got more than
one safety apiece.
Lefty Herring was kept busy at first.
but did not show uD as well as the day
before, his lack of experience in fast
company against such hard hitters be-
ing evident on several occasions.
The Score.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-25

hghts with Al Limerick and Pator
Maher. respectively. His contest With
Tom Sharkey was a no-dec,ejon sre.t-.
SUI. IN the opinion Of the majority Of
me spectators, Jack had the better % 81
ms showing against Tom. fine though
II might have been-and which. by the
way secured him the present match
does not count for much I'm So Tar rs
Ooth F!tzsimmons and Rubin. victims
OF the champion, trimmed Sharkcy moro
ceclsiVely and IN shorter order This
much. however. is In Munroe's favor: Hc
Is the heaviest and strongest man Icf-
ir:es has ever met, and If ne can Gpbt
a lick and start In 70 DO or die irl .,
hurry he might make Il interesting fo1.
a urne, al least. for the champion
should he, however. back water. 6ddla
around for openings, or try 10 dg,bt
clever, his championship aspirations viii
be snuffed in a hurry"
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DUMBARTON DOWNED
G0NZAGA OUTFIT

Dumbarton defeated Gonzaga on
Georgetown Field yesterday, by 9 70 3
Gonzaga scored three runs In the first
inning by good hitting. while the club
men punched hits IN the fifth. and sent
nine tallies across the plate.
The game was called in the sixth in
ming. when DumbartOn had two men
on bases On Saturday DumbaTtOn and
the Olympies Will meet on Georgetown
Field
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B0ST0NS WON AND TIED
WITH ST. LOUIS CARDINAL s

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 25.-Two games were
played by Boston and St Louis yester-
DAY afternoon. The first. after fourteen
innings resulted IN victory for the
Beaneaters by to T. The second r-,r3e
ran nine innings. with the score Ia I
ana was called ON account Of darkness
Both teams put mp a good exhibition OF
pan playing. and all the pitchers were
III gilt-edged form.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-25

So many entries for the inter-city har-
ness meet at Cleveland have been re-
ceived that the mana cement has decid-
ed 10 add new class. the 2:O7. The
cold Cup event IS practically q free-for-
all, but the 2:O7 class is the fastest ey-sr.
specified for an amateur meeting.
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Race War.

There was a small race war this after
noon between the hostlers outside the
racecourse. It was started IN one OF the
saloons whore the whites and negroes
congreEate. and before the police ar
rived several Of the gang We're so badly
hurt that they were removed 10 the hos
pital- The trouble has been brewing
FOR ten days, ana at future meetings. II
would be a good idea TO have the PInj5er-
ton men work In conjunction with the
local police, II they do, it Will mean
that these hostlers will be on the move
before there is time for trouble.
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There's going to be a heap Of trouble
IN Butte among the fighters If this
collection Of natiOnalities gets together
as scheduled: Mexican MaUrO Herrera
brother Of Aurelio Herrera. who put out
Benny Yanger. and Indian Joe Gregg as
a preliminary 20 the Ia FOutisc-McCar-
thy bout. which VIII be tho Semi-winC
up before the fight between Mexican
Aurelio Herrera and Battling Nelson
who IS Dane.
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' FIRST base by Washington. 2
Left on bases Washington. s: Cleve-
land. 3. First base on baIls-On Hess.
j, or Townsend, !. Struck out-Bv
Townsend. 6; by Hess. 3. Two-base hits
-O'Neill. Lush. Turner and Flick. Sac
riflce hits-Cassidy. Huelsman. Herring.
Turner %. Stolen bases-Cassidv and
Bay Double plays-To TO Clarke
70 Herring Turner to Carr to Bemis.
lit by pitcher-By Hess l. Wild pitch
Hess. mpires-Messrs King and Con
molly. Time Of game hour and 90
minutes.
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SLUGGERS
LOST TO SENATORS
DeSpised Tailenders Fur
niShed a Surprise Party.
MCCORMICK AS A SWATTIST
Made Hit in Tenth Inning That Scored
Hill With Winning
Run.
Washington, ?; Cleveland. I

Napoleon Lajoie and his band of
Cleveland sluggers slUEEed all right YES
terday, but the festive Senators also
sluggeo few. especially Barry McCor-
mick. and the game went to Washing
ton in the tenth inning by 2 to 1. after
the spectators bad thought it hardly
possible that their pets could win an cx-
ira inning contest.
Two hits and two scores did the work
IN the tenth inning, and the Cleveland
outnt looked about as happy as a Kan
sas joint after visit from Carrie Ma
ton 1t was hard game for the visit
ors TO lose. and they We're sore in mind
and body.
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Unexpected Hit.

McCormick's hit was somewhat unex-
pected, for as a swatter Barry IS not in
Class A. but with the bases full in the
tenth he put out one that was Of the re-
vised list order and scored Hill
Hess was given chance against the
Senators yesterday on the theory that
the tailenders were easy meat and never
could bat anyhow. but the experiment
was failure. and the Blues will prob
by not take further liberties Of shat
sort Townsend was on the slab for
the home folks. and once or twice
showed symptoms Of having one Of
those bad innings that have caused HIS
team to lose so many games, but the
Delaware Peach took a sudden brace
at critical moments, and by neat work
pulled himself out OF holes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-25

The old-timers. Major Muscovita
Royal r. Sheldon. Terril S. and PecIer
Patron, are fighting for supremacy I'm
me Iree-Tor-al pacing class through the
Eastern States circuit "
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RELAY TEAMS WILL
Be OUT IN FORCE
Many Entered for George
town Labor Day Games.
BALL LEAGUES INTERESTED
Sunday School and Capital City Or
CARNATIONS Want to Try Their
Runners-JuniOrs Also Awake.

Fear has been expressed in certain
quarters that the sports 10 BE- held in
connection with the automobile races
at Benning and the games 10 be held
at Washington Grove on Labor Day
would interfere with the meet to be
held at Georgetown Field on the same
day for the benefit Of the varsity boat
house site fund. The promoters of the
Blue and Gray games have made an
Investigation of the status Of these two
meets and are assured that they will
not interfere in the least with the
Georgetown affair.
With the date Of the closing Of the
entries Just one week of the George
town mana cement is receiving numerous
applications from clubs OF this city
and Baltimore to have their relay teams
classcd and Il now seems that there
will be more OF these popular contests
than were expected some time ago
The race OF the clubs Of the Capital
City League is assured with teams from
the Turner Athletic Club. Gonzaga
Woodward & Lothrop. and Carroll In
stitute.
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Eastern League.
ToDAYS GAMES.
American League

cleveland at Washington.
chicago at Boston.
81. Louis at New York
Detroit at Pniladefubf7
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niETITODTgTs

pit Pleasant Meth. 8 2 10 III x-2e
MI vernon -..---.....2 o 0 0 Ia
First base 90 erTors-Mouut Pleasan,
MethOdists, s. Mount Vernon. 2 Left
on bares-Nount Pleasant MethodIsts
= Mount Vernon, Z. First base on balls
on Linthicum, 4; on Field. G. Struck
0ut-By Liuthicum, .; BY Field, q Baik
i5y Field, ]. VWO-base hits-Wahler al
kerr ~. and Shedd. Sacrifice hits
EvaEs. stolen bases-Wahler Kerr l2l
q. FVnns %. Shedd 81, Burroughs al
Erwin, Angelo. and Rich. Double pIav
--Nraves a. Mcmahon. HIT by pitcher
By Field, ]. Wild pltch-Field. J. I'm.
pire-Mr. Ceulldower. Time OF game
hour and IS minutes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-25

President Ebbetts Indignantly denies
that he IS considering the transfer OF
the Brooklyn team TO Providence. II,
says he has so far signed nine new
men for a try out next season.
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National League.

Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
BROOKLYN at Cincinnati
New York at Chicago
Boston at ST. Louis
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ON TO SHEEPSHEAD
MOVES HORSE ARMY
Spectators Refuse to Wait
Longer at Saratoga.
PlTTSBURG PHIL A WINNER
REFUSES to Take Blue Bird Tip and
Backs Gamara-Hermis Seems
In Good Shape.

SARATOGA, Aug. 25.-"Ciet away Is
IN the air today. The morning trains
carried hundreds away. In the betting
domains the stools Of the LAYERS vers
spaced out yesterday TO make show
lls' ana their tale when the dav yyas
zone was OF the scarcity Of business
Inc helds averaged lighter than they
nave at any track this year. This IS no
reHeclon on the management. but more
the desire Of the best part Of the army
or turtles to get home and settled no
lore the opening at Sheepshead Bav mex,
saturday. The lesson Of the showing
seems 10 be to end meetings on a Sotur-
DAY. This carrying it over to the middle
OF the week is something the averare
racegoer cannot or will not get accus-
toned to. The officials of the cIub
saved a couple Of valuable stakes To
Keep some Of the better grade here but
their efforts seem 10 have failed The
competitors for the races todav we're
ordinary and the same can be said of
those that will go out tomorrow.
Gates Was Wrong.
John W. Gates and his followers ware
very much in evidence during the after
noon and especially just before the clos
ing event They had won well on Broad
cloth IN the Adirondack Handicap. and
their tip was to get more on his stable
mate Blue Bird, IN the closing event
In the early betting their commissioners
remained in the background. and The
price against Blue Bird climbed mn nm
IN 10 l was offered on all sides. Then
they got busy, and when their money
tainable.
The colt showed prominently IN the
urSt ha4t OF the trip. then faded away.
ana at the end was a poor fifth. This
saved the layers, for had the colt won
not one OF the line would have been able
70 end the days business a winner
Gates Is a heavy loser here and Drake
has the same tale to tell
'PittSburg Phil did not take the TgI,,o
Bro tip. and played the winner. Ca
mara: lie had good day. and this is
not the first that he has had al the :
meeting Those In a position TO know
say that be has won as be Lvily as dur /
ms the days when he was the plungcr
81 the country. He looks much better 1
han when he came here. and the /
chances are that he will be able TO 20 /
90 the end OF the season without an 4
Jther vacation
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st. Stephens Busy.

The members Of the St. Stephens In
stitute are hard at work organizing a
four. and they have assured the George
town management that they will have q
team IN the race. This viii leave the
Library OF Congress the only club in
the organization without a team. but
Manager kaufman has not yet aban-
dOned hope and is making an effort TO
get a fast four and the boOlIworms may
still be represented
The deals 10 have the clubs Of the
Church League meet is still hanging fire,
but something definite will De known
within the next few days.
Three companies OF the local National
Guard have teams in the field, and a
relay race for the militia will be ar
ranged. Major Syms is heartily I'm favor
OF the arrangement and hopes to get
at least two more teams entered before
the closing OF the entries.
The little Rock Club has formed a
team which will probably be classed
with the DupOnts, Independents. and
other smaller clubs The Little Rock
team is composed Of White. FanstOck,
Wilkins and Captain Israel. The DU-
p0nt quartet will be picked from Rose
mont, Ham Johnson, Royce, LOeffier,
and Capron.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-25
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Young Giants defeated the Cold
enberg Juniors in fve-inuing game. by
6 20 2
The Silver Sprays defeated the Atlantic
boys by 20 / The features Of the game
were pitching Of Joe Heath. the batting
OF James Collins. and the sensational
fielding Of William Skinner.
The Columbias would like 10 arrange
with any uniformed team. a game for
next Saturday. the game 10 be plaved ar
Thirteenth and y Streets northeast Al
dress challenges 10 T. II OuantreI1
20 Eighth Street northeast. Washing
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aIO Niagara Falls Excursion, B. & o. /

r. r. Special train. standard coaches
and parlOr cars. from Washington q.
m. September . Route via Philadelphia
and picturesque Lehigh Valley. Tickets
good for ten days. Stopovers returning
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( aStern Leapua

Montreal at Baltimore
Buffalo at Providence.
Toronto at Newark.
Rochester at jerry City.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League.

American League.
Washington. >; Cleveland. /
90 innings)
Detroit Z. Athletics )
Boston. (, Chicago. 3
New York, 9: St. Louis.
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National Leaeue.

philadelphia. 6; Plttsburg. :.
Boston. }; St. Louis. "a innings)
St Louis. ]; Boston. 1 % inninSsj.
New York, 3; Chicago. 0.
Chicago. ?; New York. .
q0-inning tie)
Brooklyn, 8; Cincinnati. g
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The Score.

G Mias5iinsfon n. &. 9 Q Q SS5S IL
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Fitzsimmons picks JefTries TO win in
eight rounds.
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Eastern League.

Baltimore. s: Montreal. I
Buffalo. u. Providence. O.
Jersey City. Is: Rochester
Jersey City. s: Rochester 2
Newark. 3. Toronto. O..
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A Philanthropic Joke.
he London Daily Mail.

From the London Daily Mail.
First a hahpenny and then a gold piece
gave considerable amusement to a small
crowd in the Rue Daunou, Paris.
The former coin was placed on the pave
ment and lay untouched for an hour and q
half before 1t was picked up by an old lady.
who carefully placed 1t In her reticule, de.
spite the derfsive cheers which were accord
ed her by those who were watching
An American gentleman then placed q
2O-franc piece on the ground. and as PEE
destrian after pedestrian passed without
seeing 1t they were startled by the uproar1.
GUS Laughter from doors and Windows,
They stopped short. look confused and
then hurried away with indignant glance4
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demnation Of land necessary to Join Kaiorsma
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A single pumpkin vine at Oregon City. In
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has experienced for many years. produced
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county. Ind. whose record as prolific
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after this showing OF what the latter can
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IN JUSTICES COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
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4lS3.-The object of this suit is to recover from
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lun.ba, holding Probate Court No. 11T64, Ad-
m.Eistration.This is to give notice that the SUBJ
scriber. which was by the Supreme Court OF the
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