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home. The score

Earned runs-NorfOIk z. Fist base by efr0rs-
Columbia, 2. Left bases Columbia, s; Norfolk
10 First base balis-on Stone. .; on Atkinson.
5; of Waters. D. Innings pitched-Atkinson, o;
Waters. 3. Hits-0n Atkinson. o: OF Waters, q
Struck out-By Stone 10; by Atkinson. 2: by Wa
tiers. 3. Home runs-Sbafer and Waters. Twe-bsse
hits-Owens. Maple and Babson. Stolen bases
Barry t3l. Lawler t2i. White. Chnrn Jones. Taylor
Maple. Hoyle, Smith and Barthalow e.. Double
play-Atkinson to White to Atkinson to johnson.
Hit by pitcher-By Stone. =; by Atkinson J. by
Waters, 1. Wild DECENTRALIZATION. /: Waters /.
Passed ball-Smith. Umpire-Air Handiboe Time
of game hours and 30 minutes.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Athletics, z; New York, 4.

In a game Astounding In good. hard bat
ting from start to finish. with a fielding and
a batting error thrown in now and then.
the Philadelphia Athletics turned the
tables on tho Greater New Yorks yesterday
at New York winning by score of to T.
Although out-batted in the total NUMBER OF
hits the Athletics were justly entitled 10
the victory. earning four runs to the New
Yorks' two The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

The st. Vincent team whitewashed the
ST. Paul boys yesterday afternoon to the
tune of II to 0. The st. Paul boys put
up one of the poorest exhibitions Of base
ball seen on the Radford grounds this sea-
son, ten errors being chalked up against
them.
Wooden was on the rubber for the WIN
ners and pitched good ball, allowing seven
hits and tanning nine batters. Turner did
good work with the willow, getting three
hits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01
COWBOYS

Earned runs-Cowboys, T. Columbia, = Iwo-oase
hits-Herrmann. Smith and Laframbois Sacrince
hits-Cotter Happier. Stolen bases-lerrmann en-
Chute. Laframbols t2). Happier, Newman conpoy
Rullman and Quinn. First base on balls-On Bal
lev 4; of Beddow. 1; or Happier. 2. Hit ny
pitcher-By Happier. 2. Struck out.By Bailey; -
BY Beddow. 3; by Happier, 6. Passed balls
Shawen 3. Wild pitches-Bailey, 2. Umpire-air
Dougherty. Time of game-1 hour and 80 minutes
tend Oce-i 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01
COPS DEFEAT SOLDIERS.
Merrilps Good Pitching Too Much for
Fort Myer Bows

The Metropolitan Police base ball team
won close and exciting game yesterds v
afternoon on the White Lot from the I'd
Battalion Artillery OF Fort Myer by a
score of to s.
The excellent pitching OF Merrill for the
cops won the game. az ne held the
soldiers down to four hits. The police con-
nected with the soldier pitchers curves for
seven hits.
The scora.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

Commerce and Labor. 0 0 I tt
First base by errors-Commerce and Labor. z;
Treasury /. Left bases-Commerce and Labor
3; Treasury 8. First base on balls-OH McKillen
l. Innings pitched-McKillen, 2; Thorp, l: Fulch-
e. Q. Hits-OR McKillen 5; OF Fulcher, y.
Struck ort--By Kinney. 8; by McKillen. 1; by
Thorp. l.; by Fulcher. s. Three1hase hits-Torney
Kinney and Leet. Two base hits-Loging and Tor
ney Sacrce hit-Hilman. Stolen bases-Beard
and Loving Double piay-Schreiner to Kirby; Hit
by pitcher-By Kinney. l. Wild pitchmThorp:
game hours and 10 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01
The score.

errurs-St. yincents. 1: st. Paurs 8. Left on
bases-St. yfncent's. 6; st. Pauls. 10. First
Struck out-By WoodaD. 8; by Stanley, T. Two
base hIts-Aiofiit and Turner (2). Sacrifice hits
Spaudng. Gallagher o. Stanley (2). Cole Rey-
holds. Batch and Seitz. Double piay-Daly to
Gavin. Hit by ptcher-By Wooden l. wild
piteh-Stanley. Passed ball-Cole. UmpIre-Mr.
Newman Time Of game-1 hour and 81 min
utes.
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The score

Fist base on err0rS-Tf1nfty, i; st. PauT g.
Left bases-Trinity. 10; st. Paul's. TO- Two
base hits-Willis, Morse and Bryan Double play
Hunter to Ross to Morse Stolen bases-Kipp on
Eristoe, Randolph. Bristoe. Hunter, Wood co.
Morse Thomas Mcknew and Ross. Hit by pitch
ed balls-Kipp, Fristoe. Simpson and Ross Struck
out-By Ryan, s.; by Randolph. g. Bases on balls
on Bryan. 4; OF Randolph, l.. Umpre-Mr.
Caeser. Time of game hours and 10 minutes.
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lOtalS- .--..-.- Il %
"kltngberg out, hit by battei ball.

Metropolitan Police. l N-o
First base by errors-3d Battalion. 2; MetrOpoli-
tan Police, g. Left bases-3d battalion. j;
Metropolitan Police. .. First base balls-on
Brown /; of Merrill 1; OF Mct;lade, /; OF Buck
hoitz /. Innings pitched-By Brown. 3; by Mer-
riil 4; by McGiade, 4; by Buckhoitz. .. Hits-0n
Brown g; of Merrill. 5; on McGlade. 3; on Buck
holtz 2 Struck out-By Brown. 3; by Merrill. B:
by McGlade, 8; by Bnckholtz. 2. Home run-AIc-
Glade Two-hase hits-Brch and Sterling. stolen
hases-Wilson ~ aud Ault. Hff by pitcher-By
Merrill, /. Passed talls-Branzeii. 2; Metcalf. 2;
Feeney /. Umpires-Messrs. Kennedy and Ship
lev Time of game-I hour and 25 minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

Cowboys Easily Disposed Of Columbia.
The Cowboys easily disposed of the CO.
lumbias yesterday and won with slight eff
fort by the score OF to T.
Happier held the Columbus safe all the
way and only let down when his team had
secured a good lead. Bailey did not arrive
at the grounds until the game was about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01
CI,EVEJ AND

Earned runs Cleveland 1. First base on error,
-tteveiand z. TwO-base hits-Hess q, and
Cooley Three base hIt-Flick. Stolen bases
Fnck ~, Bradley and Jackson. Double play
on Hess, 2 of Kitson, 1. Lef. on bases-Cleye
Iand. .; Detroit. 3. Struck out-By Hess 4: by
hitson. D. Cmpire-Mr. Connolly. Time OF game
i hour and 80 minutes " e"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

Earned transatlantic City. 4; Washington 3.
Twobase hits-News t2), Perkins. Three-base hits
johnson. keene- Home run-Kee,ie. Sacrifice hit
Mccullough. Left bases-Atlantic City, s;
Washington, T. Struck out-By Sommers 3; by
Edmunston. s. Stolen bases-Rey nolds Smith Per.
kins. Gates. First base errors-Atlantfc CITY, 8;
Washington. 1. First base on bails-Of Sonlmers,
1; off EdDunston, 2. Umpire--Sfr Mehrer Time
OF game-1 hour and As minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01
EOLMEADS IN FRONT.
Defeated Palais Royal by One-Sided
Score

In well-played game the Holmeads
easily defeated the Palais Royal by the
score IA to 2. Rawlings pitched his usual
fine game, making ten batters fan the air
ana allowing only Ave hits. Spelling did
credit to the losers by two well-pIaced
hits The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

Two base hit. Clements. Three-base hits. Pome-
roy. Chittenden. First bails-0n Sheckeils 3;
on Waller. 1. First errers-Catvary. D; Mt.
Pleasant. 3. Left on discretionary. z; Mt. Pleas
ant. l. Sacrifice hits. Pomerey. Stolen bases-Iprd
Co. G. Waller Sprinssguih. Ballenxer. Struck
out-By Sheckels, 10; By Wahler. I. Double plays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01
PRINTING OFFICE LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Club

Today's games-Cowboys Blanks: Foundry VS..
Blanks: Foundry Cowboys. First game called
At 1:30.
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Twobase hits-Harrah. Rawlings. Three base HIT
--HarTah. Home run-Ludus Struck out-Ky
Rawling. 10; by Grimes, 0. Bases on baiIs-Osr
rawlings. l.; on Grimes, T. Stolen bases-Hoi.
meads, II; Paais Royal. 2. Cmpire-Mr Tsylor
Scorer-Mr Stone. Time of gsme-I hour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

I'NiIHutII'HIa 7 y U q I U
Two-base hits Eiberfeld and Yeager. Three
base hits-Williams. Mcclure Hartsel and Hoh-
man. Home run--Powell. Sacrifice hits-Honfman
and Murphy. Stolen bases-Hoffmau 2. Double
psy-Murphy to Davis. IIIts-on Hogg in Ave
innings; of Powell, in four innings; OF Plank,
II In eight and half innings Left bases
New York. 3; Philadelphia 5. First base balls
on Hogg. 3: of Powell, 2; OF Plank. 3. First
base on errors-Philadelphla. l. Sturek out-By
Powell, ?: by Plank, l. by Waddell 2 Wild
ptch-Powell. Umplres--Nessrs. O'Connor and
O'Loughlin Time of game hour and 55 min
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01
National League Games Today.

Boston at Philadelphia.
New York Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
St Louis ut Pittsburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01
Yesterdays National League Games.

Philadelphia, Z: Boston. 3.
Brooklyn, 6; New York 5.
Pittsburg S; St Louis. 2.
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Riverdale Defeats Langdon.

The Riverdales defeated Langdon at
Riverdale yesterday in return game. By
the score of 8 to 1. McGregor's fine pitch
ing with the assistance of Ed Brown, was
the feature of the game. He has pitched
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of Teams.

Two games today pm, War Va. Interior;
pm. Navy vs. Post Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

kett ~ and Mullen. Stolen base-Joues. First On
balls-OH Wolfe, 2. Struck out-By Young, z: NJ
Wolfe. Umpires--Messrs McOarthy and Kelly.
Time OF camel hour and 81 minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Standing Of Teams.
st. Vincent's Whitewashed st. Paurs.

TODAY'S GAME.
immaculate vs.. Trinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01
EPISCOPAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of Teams.
TODAY'S GAMES,

TODAY'S GAMES
Bureau-St. Andrews agt Christ Church George
town.
street-Christ Church (Washlngton) agt
Epiphany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01
Middle States Tennis Tourney-Smitf
Won Western Golf Tourney-Races
at Sheepshead.
American League Clubs Standing.
National League Clubs Standing.
American League Games Today.

Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at st. Louis games
Detroit at Cleveland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

CONTINUED on Ninth Pags.)
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NEW YORK.
Total,

'Batted for Hogg In fifth inning
New York ............ o o o 1 o.
Philadelphia ......... o o / 81
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Inter HGnber aefaaeu.

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Ghiffsnahridlten.

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gefnbren limo Die foIgenoen 0ompfer:
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Scniatiuneller SclbitmOro elmer

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Wurf.


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fir Den Moroer erfl6rt. 2etterer be.
finbet lid), eines onoeren @oroeS an.
geflagt in Saft. Ger 5lpeite @rmor-
oete mar GbriItianS 6inoeloedcr, elm
Webger, oelien 5erbadte 2eide am IS.
6ebruqr in ieinem 2aoen gefunoen
mliroe, Die Boli5ei gIoiibt geipeile
81 bobelt, Dab Snrtmonn @ottidoIf's
Mitiduloiger bel Der @rmoroung
Sfinoeloeder's iuor uno oaB @ott.
idalf i'm ermoroete, ipeiG er befiird)-
tete, Sartmann tueroe elm @eIt1no.
nib oe8 MoroeS abIegen.
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Ncne gcamtc Ses Sroens y8'nai
8'rtth

Nem.OrIeon& Ga, %. MGrs.
- Die @roBlbge oeS altnobb1ngigen
OrOenS 8'noi 9'ritb" bat Die gcibez
boItung gebeinler &erbono(lln9en be-
IhIoiien. Cine &eioIition megeu Gr.
riftllng zines n%otionolen SeimS ser
"9'noi BIRTH" in Sot Springs, grf.,
mltroe Dem MilotbotigfeitS . Gomire
i%iberruieicn. Simon @oIf iultroe cin.
ltinmig gum ErGiiOenten ertpGblt,
lebntc Die Grlu0bllung ,ober ob. 0oS
HeIultot Der 8eomtenmobl iuar 0anr:
Fr1lioent, aoolpb SrouB, Chicago;
&ice.Br0Iioenten, $50. 9lcin, Bridge.
port, Conn, mo 2uciuS g. Colo
mons, Californian.
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Nrbeiter ~@rreins.aa[enber

federation or 2abor" Der.
iommluneen ieoen Wittiuoh abeno
IN Der r&edabite, SaIIe".
,WS5eidrbeiter .ltnion Scr. 1893,
Il. 9. Of g. & So Beriammlung
ieoen 9onneritag TN m2abor.2p.
cettnt," @r. t0tt, Oft.9oltimore-S Str.
,9ier . ausfabrer Union Set. 173"
8%erlammIung ieben anoeren
Sonntag.
nMai6iniI.en. unb $eiaer.ltnion~
8eriammIung ieben anoeren
9ienitas.
nIeseer-llnion SIR. 80" Ser.
fammlung ieoen anoeren Sonntag
I'M Wonat, Radmittags, int ~2abor-
2pceum".
n8ouidreiner.ltnion Scr. A"
g%eriammlung ieoen 9onneritag TIM
n2abor.2 pceum".
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ieben anoeren 9ienitag, abenos TIM
8 llbr, i'm .2obor.2 pceum".
yMuiifer.llnion" = 8eriammliing
ieoen eriten Sreitae I'M Monat, Dor.
mittags, IN Der .Wedaties' Saae'
an Der @eit.5 apette. Strobe.
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more" - 8eriammlung ieoen 9ien.
frog IN 9ooeniteiner'S SoIe, Rr.1234.
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nent. uno Se.pion.S troBe.
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9ampfer .Se1ig Slab" nod So.
penbagen am 80. Mar3.
9ampfer yGitta Si RapoIi" nah
ReapeI uno @enua am 20. RGr5.
9ampfer .9retague" nod Sabre
am 80. @6ra.
9ampfer Gorintbian~ nod @las.
eotp am 80. @Gr3.
9ompfer n8retorta" nad Sam-
burg am /. 9lpriI.
Compiler n@eimor" nod Reapel
uno 8enua am 1. april.
Gompfer o@truria" mad 2ioerpool
an 1, April.
9onpfer pSaroeena" nod Reapel
uno @enua am l.. april.
9ampfer n8btlooeIpbia" nod
Soutbompton am 1. april.
9ompfer pWonitou" no9 2onoon
am I. apriL.
Gompfer paroonIonO" mad ant-
perpen am 1. Gpril.
Gompfer aYrtn5eiiin giftoria
2ouiie" nod @eopel uno @enua am
A. 4pril.
9ompfer o8rin5 IooI6ert" nodl
Neopel uno @enrlo am II. gpril.
9ompfer n@roBer aurfiirit" nad
Bremen am II. gpril.
Gompfer r9onnonia" nad Neopel
uno 8enuo an 1.rGpril.
9ompfer DToma" nod Reapel ont
If. glpril.
0ompfer n9Giider" mad Sombltrg
an IL. glpril.
9ompfer o&otteroam" mad 8ot.
teroom om ~. Gprtl.
0ampfer Stella" nof Neapet
uno @enua am ~. slpril.
9ampfer Hepublic" nad Neapel
uno @enlio am 10. 4pril.
3ompfer n9aiier @iIbeIm Der
3peite" nod Bremen am 4. apriI.
Compiler nStaIio" nod Neapel an
3. IpriI. ,relssacia
9ompfer n%9fpnbanl" nod Rotter-
oom am 3. Glpril.
Gompfcr o3elltonic" mad 2iber.
pool am 8, gpril.
9ompier o@ueiienoll" nod 9rc'
men am 6. IpriG irl9f
8ompfer ga lorraine" nodSabre
am 6. Gpril. "
9ompier nGomponio" nof 2iuer.
pool om s. Npril.
9ompfer n&onig gtIbert" mad
Neopel uno @enuo am s. Gpril.
Gompier n@raf @oloeriee" na6
Somburg am s. glpril.
9umpfer nGuleoonia" mad @laS.
gotp om s. gtpril.
9ompfer st. Baul" nod Sout6.
ampton am s.. glpril.
9ompfer nMeieba" nod 2onoon
am 8. glpril.
9ompfer r3eelono" mad anttuer.
pen am 8. 4pril.
9ompfer ga Souraine" no6
Sabre am 10. Ipril.
9ompfer n9omeronion" nod
Glasgow om 10. gpriI.
9ompfer n<oria" nod Glasgow
am 10. Gpril.
9ompfer .Goronia" nod 2iber.
pool am 10. gpril.
9ompfer ,2ouiie" nod Heapel
uno @enuo nnt 10. april.
9ompfer naoiier 8ilbelm Der
3meite" mad 9rentelt am t8. gfpril.
Compiler n&bein" nod Bremen
am Is. @pril.
Gampfer nGarpdtbtn" mad Neopel
aus Mn,,,o o,,, 40 MVr;T
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Srieffaiten.

S. 9. 9. Sbre 3uid)rift entbdIt
5lpor iebr piele 5ltreffenoe Gbatia-
f,ett. bod lit es i'm Sntereiie Der Code
better, mcnn oie aonsc g~nacteacnbeit
inberiibrt bleibt.