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Evening star., 1906-06-16
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
IT Martin. ! 800 Immaculate. 5 5 .sIS
st. Patrick. >. 3 2 TIA st. Peter..... .286
St. Vincent. 8 .625 Trinity. $500. / zoo
Today's Game.
st. Peter vs. Trinity.

st. Martin Walloped by Immaculate.
Manager Daiey's band of hard-working
ball tossers waIloped the strong st. Mar
tin aggregation last evening before largo
and enthusiastic assemblage. Smiths great
work in the pitchers box was easily the
main feature Of the game. but catches by
Baggette and Riston and one-hand stop
and throw by Walter Gallagher were
worthy Of mention. Both twirlers got fine
support behind the bat. as Baggette and
Flicking did we'll throughout. Hillary was
wild, and errors made by the ex-champions
all resulted in runs. Sherman's two-bag-
ger was the only long hit Of the game.
Smith made the Martins look like farm
ers at all stages of the contest, but hurt
his arm with two out and the bases loaded
In the ninth round. and at his own request
First Baseman Riston went in and finished
the game. easily striking out Waple amid
intense excitement on four pitched balls.
Aside from the playing Of those mentioned
above the work of Limburger at the second
sack for the winners was very good, while
at the bat the dark -haired youth got three
bases on balls and a pretty SINGLE Among
the weIl-known batters on the defeated
team that succumbed to the painless method
at the hands of Pitcher Smith were Dugan.
Zannelli and w. Gallagher. The game was
the hardest fought and most interesting one
In every way seen In the league this season.
The losers got their only tally in the
second inning. when Zannelli singled and
stole second Flicking throwing over Mess
head and William Gallagher tossing the
ball wild over third in an attempt to catch
the runner at that station.
The winners tied it up in the third. Linz
burger was on deck with free pass to
first. and trotted down to second on a
passed ball. Gallagher walked and Riston
skied to Waple In center. Smith singled
to the left garden. scoring Limburger. Flick
land tried the painless method and Bren-
nan walked, filing the bases. Maddox
ended the agony BY following Fickland's g
example. The winners were all to the
goods In the next round, Mess reaching
third when Howell muffed Zannellfs high
throw to first, scampering home when
Riston smashed to center. Limburger and
Gallagher walked in this inning, but, with
the bases full. Hillary steadied down and
pitched good ball.
off 7ogo
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Navy an Agriculture up up magnificent
struggle for supremacy on the south dia-
nond of the White Lot yesterday after
noon that went for fourteen innings without
a decision. The score stood to when
darkness settled and put stop to one OF
the best games ever seen in amateur league
circles in the city
A doubleheader was on but the interest
of every one present centered in the game
on the south diamond, and there was but
little enthusiasm when Post Office downed
Interior. to 2. In the west pasture
The greatest crowd ever assembled on the
White Lot witnessed the games. or rather
the game. for after the first few innings
south diamond The greatest enthusiasm
prevailed from start to finish and the howl
ing and cheering could be heard for a mile.
Titus started in to pitch his first game
for the Farmers but after Navy had taken
q lead of two In the fourth Sanders was
sent in to finish the game. Agriculture
started the ball rolling with one In the
first Taylor singled. Hoffman sacrificed
him TO second and he scored on Wiley's
single. Navy scored one In the second.
Sutton was passed. advanced to second on
McCarron's sacrifice and scored on Cole
mans hit. In the third Hughes led off with
hit but was caught stealing. Bryan
stopped one with his ribs, took third on
single by Rau and scored on Sutton's long
fiy to center. They added still another In
the fourth and Titus was canned. Agri-
doubled stole third and scored on Hughes
error on Winston's chance. Winston stole
second, advanced a base on an infield out
and scored on Colemans error. Each side
added one in the seventh, and from that
time until the fourteenth neither side could
score Curnane pitched in great form for
Navy, striking ont thirteen men and giving
only four passes in the fourteen innings.
When the game started to run into extra
innings the crowd fairly went wild and
greater enthusiasm has never been dis
played at a uall game. Each good play.
and they followed one another In rapid sue
cession, brought out "a roar of approval
that fairly shook the ground Several times
after the eleventh, with darkness rapidly
settling. both sides had men on the bases
only to be retired by a fast double play
or left anchored. In the twelfth. thirteenth
and fourteenth Agriculture started the inn
ing with either hit or pass, but Curnane
gathered himself together and never let the
bali get out of the infield. and on one oc-
casion struck out the next two men up
Navy suffered the same fate In about thes
same proportion, and in the fourteenth,
Bryan was passed. stole second and then
third, after two had gone out on strikes.
He and Brown came together at the third
corner and In the scrimnage Bryan was
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Through inability to hit Jack Leonard with
men on the bases the Aloysius boys went
down to defeat and barely escaped shutout
at the hands Of the Arlingtons yesterday
afternoon on the grounds at North Capitol
and L streets. the score being 10 2. Up
to the ninth inning not runner had cross
ed for the losers. as hits were kept well
scattered, and Leonard sent several men
to the bench on strikes In the ninth
Camilear reached first an error Quinn
flied to right. McDermott was presented
with pass. Mattingiy was out on a ground
er to first, and then came along Sterzer.
who had previously made two hits. With
a pretty drive to center for two bases he
scored two men and saved his team from
whitewash. Gallagher. the last man
up. was an easy out on fly to third.
BY punching hits in the second inning the
winners secured three runs. one In the
third and one In the fourth. but after the
fourth Gallagher settled down and the Ar
Iingtons failed to get any more runs AL
getting to first on an error. he stole second
and scored on Halloran's single. The latter
stole second and counted on a two-bagger
by Lynch and reached home himself on
another two-base hit by Davis.
Foreyth's muff of a fly put Smith on sec
ond in the third. from where he scored on
a two Dagger by Fenton. In the fifth Davis
drove out his second two-base hft and
counted on DawsoIi's scratch hit to short.
The batting OF Davis for the Ariingtons
was the feature OF the game. he having
secured four hits, three OF which were for
tuyo ba GOO The score.
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MIKE SULLIVAN
DIED SUDDENLY

BOSTON, June 16-Big Mike Sullivan,
big of heart as well as of stature, former
National League base ball pitcher and for
several years q twirler for the New Yorks,
died at the City Hospital here yesterday
Of cerebral hemorrhage. aged thirty-six.
Last Monday when at City Hall he col
lapsed in Mayor Fitzgerald's office and was
taken to the Relief Hospital. Later In the
day he was removed to the City Hospital.
Late last night the hospital reported that
his condition was not dangerous. The end
came very suddenly.
Mike was born In South Boston and early
became renowned locally as a ball player.
In 1889 he began his professional career as
q member Of the old Washingtons. and later
pitched in New York. Chicago, Providence,
Cincinnati and Portland. Then he came
home. worked his way through Boston Uni
versity law school and branched out into
politics. He was admitted to the bar and
served in both branches of the legislature.
For the last three years he has been a MEM
Der of the governors council. the only
democrat In that body. He intended to
contest the democratic nomination for Con-
gress with William 8. McNany next fall.
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PRINTING OFFICE LEAGUE.
Today's Game.
Dupler vs.. Pressmsn.
Cowboys smothered Duplex.


The Cowboys fairly smothered Duplex
with runs yesterday and were returned easy
winners. II to 9. It was Duplex's seventh
straight defeat. and by the way they play
ed yesterday they are in for several more.
The game was Just handed to the Cowboys,
and they couldn't have lost had they want
ed to. The losers played very ragged ball
In the field. and Tyson's wildness helped
some. too. he giving eight bases on balls.
hitting {. batter and making four wild
pitches. The Cowboys were in the game
at all times. hit the ball timely. delded ex-
cellentiy and stole bases almost at will
Brown, who was on the rubber for the
winners. was not in very good form. but
he did not have to be for that matter, as
Duplex could not even hit Conroy's bat
ting was the feature. four hits out Of four
trips to the bat being his record.
A fast double play prevented the Cow
boys from scoring in the first. but they
made eight In the next before three hands
were down, and each inning after this add
ed one or more, with the exception OF the
sixth. when they were blanked. Until the
third Duplex did not get a man past the
Initial sack. but In this round they got two
home on base on balls, Holes hit. two
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Post Office outplayed Interior.

Post Office outplayed Interior on the
west diamond and won rather handily.
Collie Wahler pitched In good form, not
allowing a single pass to first, but his
teammates accorded him but poor support.
and all of Post Offices five runs were d.
rectly due errors. Carr played a-brilliant
game in the field, as did Barnhart, both
of them accepting chances that look impo5-
sible Haring was at his best, and allowed
the Reds but three hits, and struck out
ten men, Post Office, took a lead of three In
as many innings, and they were never
headed, Interior getting their only two
runs in the fourth. Wahler was hit, and
a single by Erwin and Cars double,
coupled with wild pitch. scored Wahler
and Erwin. The score:
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GETTING BUSY
WITH THE OUTLAWS

LANCASTER. Pa. June 16.-It was
learned last night that there are several
agents of protected bah in this city at the
present time on .'gum shoe errand. A
man named Daley. from Hartford. Conn.,.
is in town and. 1t is said. he Is on his way
to secure Houser. the first baseman Of the
Altoona team. Ted Sullivan Is on the same
errand and It is said that Hayden. who
Jumped the Trf-State. e on the same err
rand. The two big leagues have declared
war on the so-calIed ssoutlaws'' and their
attempted rafding is to be begun within q
week Word WIN be passed along the line
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Arions to Play Atlantics.

On Sunday. June II, the strong Arion So
cial Club viii meet the Atlantics, who are
making strong bid for the pennant IN tie
Capital City League on the o,d american
League grounds at 18th street ana Florida
avenue northeast. This game should be
close and very interesting. and tha spec.a-
tors will no doubt get a run for their
some OF the leading amateurs of 1.-THE Dis
trict, and will put forth their beHt efforts
to win the game. Game will be called at 3
clock. The Arions will line up al follows:
cher, pitcher: Shedd, third base Norman
Craft catcher: Rider, shortstop; Neumunn,
first base; Fl. Zannelli. second base. and
Edwards right field. while the Atlnnttcs will
have their regular lineup. The Arions de-
sire games with any uniformed clubs in the
District Maryland and yicginii, Sunday
games preferred. Address Dan g. Reiff,
Treasury Department.
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ARIONS BEAT
OUT OLD DOMINIONS

The Arion Social Club travelled to Alex
andria and defeated the Old Dominion team
in one of the most exciting and best-played
games seen there in long time, by the
close score of to 2. The features of the
game were the battery work by both teams
Shedds fielding. Gordans batting, Neu-
mans base running and two fast double
plays. each side securing one. Barry. who
after pitching a magnificent game, lost
same for his team, who after tiefng the
score in the ninth inning. allowed Rider to
score from second on his error OF Gordon's
slow-hit ball.
The same teams will play two games on
July 4. at Alexandria, which will no doubt
be very interesting and close games. The
score
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Cleveland in First Place.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. June 16--Joss' su-
perb pitching not only defeated the Yam
KEGS yesterday. 8 to 2. but sent them into
second place. Joss, who seems to be all
the currency. bonds and other securities,
was given perfect support and he f1eided In
his usual way. but the Maps hitting and
base running were no less on the fireworks
order than Joss wizardry with the ball. 1t
Is not often that a team m .xes q triple,
seven doubles and four singles in eight In
nings. Griffith picked young Clarkson for
first place and show against the Maps. but
something went wrong with the dope.
Clarkson tarried until In the sixth inning.
Lajoie made his third consecutive double,
then out he came and Leroy went in to
save the day 1t was an unregenerate day
and nothing was accumulated except by the
Maps The score.
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SCORES OF OTHER GAMES.
New England League.


At Lynn-New Bedford. s: Lynn. 4.
At Lawrence--Worcest 9; Lawrence, 8.
At Lowell-Haverhill, 6; Lowell. 2.
At Observation-Disclosures 5: Fall
River. q
American Association.
At Columbus-Columbus. 8; st. Paul. 1.
At Indianapolis 8: Mifwau-
kee. 10.
At Louisville = Louisville. A; Kansas
City. 8.
New York State League.
At Gloversville-A. ]. and G.. 8; Syra-
cuse. G.
At Albany-Albany. 2; Wilkesbarre. 8.
At Troy-Troy, 2. Scranton. T.
At Utica-Utica. 2; Binghamton. I.
Southern League.
At New orleans-New Orleans, 8: At
lanta, s.
At Little Rock-Nashville. 8: Little Rick. 2.
At Memphis-Memphis. 9; Birmingham, q.
At Shreveport-Shreveport a; Mont
gomery, O.
Connecticut League.
At New London-Bridgeport. Z: New Lon
don. !.
AT Norwich-Norwich. s; Springfield. 8.
At Hartford 6: Hartford. T.
At Holyoke-New Haven. 2; Hoiyoke. l.
Eastern League.
= At Newark-Newark. 8: Jersey City. Q
(ten innings).
At Baltimore Baltimore. s.: Providence. 1.
At Buffalo-BuTalo. o; Rochester. o.
At Montreal-Montreal. 2; Toronto. T.
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bitssfmh. 81 CoTGoy F and E-nn
Three base hit-Given. Sacrifice hits-Cotter and
HOLE. Stolen bases-chute, Cotter %. Iafram-
bois- Given. Speer and Holle Double plays7J.
Herbert to Speer; Laframbois to Given. Left on
bases-Duplex, g.; Cowboys, 2. First base on balls
on Brown. 4: Oh Tyson. g. Hit by pitched
balls-Brown and Ruhl Struck out-By Tyson, 10;
by Brown. 8. Wild pitches-Tyson, 4. Umpire
Mr.. Berger. Time of game-1 hour and Is min
utes. Attendance-SOO.
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Earned runs Agriculture, l. Two-base hit
Hoffman. Stolen bases Holman t2). Taylor, Win
ston; McCarron. Kraft (2,. Coleman 81. Bryan l4l
Hughes. Clements. Sacrifice hits-Hofman, Titus,
Rau. McCarron. Brown. Double plays-Titus to
Brown: Wiley to Winston to Stevenson; Winston
to Stevenson to Coleman; Hughes to Clements.
First base balls-On Titus. B; of Ournane, I;
OF Sanders. l. Hit by pitched baii-By Titus, 2;
by Sanders. 2. Struck out-By Titus, L. by Cur
name. 13; by Sanders. 10. Left on bases-Navy.
II; Agriculture. IS. Passed ball-Kraft. Time
hours 40 minutes. Umpre-Mr. Dougherty.
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ois os1sbs Dsnialons......:.. sDbs...:.. 80 1888 u
Earned runs-Arions, 2; Old Dominions. 1. First
on bases-AEiens, 8; Old bominion.. g.. First base
On bsils-O1 Rider, l; OF Barry 2. Struck out
Sacrifice hit-Neuman. Double plays-zaneili to
Neumap: Barney to Buck. Stolen bases -Neuman
(3), Shedd Gordan, Wheatley, Craft and Stearns.
Time Of game-1 hour and 35 minutes.
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BASE BALL NOTES.

The Nationals left Chicago last night for
st. Louis. where they start series of four
games today.
FaIkenberg turned In another hood game
yesterday. and this IL the lad who was
labeled lucky" last season.
Three singles and double viii help
alohk Hickman's batting average soms,
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stolen bases and an error by Laframbois.
Two more batters completed the circuit In
the fifth. Drum was safe on an error by
Given. Tyson singled. and both came home
when Fischer doubled. In the seventh they
partly found their batting eyes and count
ed two. Holle led Off with a single. Hart
nett also hit safely. and Drum brought both
home with double to left.
The score:
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Dygert Puzzled Detroit,

DETROIT, Mich, June 16.-Dygert pitch
ed the best ball seen on the Detroit grounds
this year. yesterday. holding Detroit to
three scattered hits and scoring shutout
The Athletic batsmen were busy with
wild BIZ Donovan. and scored four
earned runs in the first five innings. The
score:
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Earned run-Interf0r, i. TwO-base hfts-Carf,
Fenton. Stolen bases-Orrison 81. Batemsn Dr.
win. Adams Sacrifice hit-Bradley. Double
-On Haring. 1. Hit by pitched ban-By Haring.
Struck Sut-By wahler. A BY Haring, 10. Left on
Erwin. Wild pftches-Haring and wahler. Time
of gsme-1 hour and 40 minutes. Umpire-Mr.
Fenable.
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flrst Dase Dy errors-Immaculate, 3. Left
bases-Imms culate. 10; st. Martin 8. First base
on balls,on HILLARY Z; OF Smith. 3. Struck out
by smith, 10: BY HILLARY. Z; BY Riston l: Two
nelli. Goodman. Sherman, Smith. Double plays
HILLARY to Howell. Wild pitches-Smith l. Pass
60 balls-Baggette, Fickiand. Umpire--Nr ..
Mofftt Time Of game-1 hour and Is minutes.
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to the Trf-State magnates, who will be on
the lookout for the gum shoe man.
Third Baseman Eddie Beecher and Pitcher
Charles Shields jumped the Altoona team
yesterday. Beecher Is said to have gone
to Baltimore. and Shields to the Washing
ton Americans.
Nothing is known of Shields coming to
Washington around headquarters.
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slightly hurt. The crowd swarmed out on
the field. and 1t took the combined efforts
Of the league officers and several policemen
to drive them back. When order was re-
stored the excited fans cried frienziedly for
hit, and some OF them went so far as to
offer Sutton IS to get his base in any way.
but Sanders sent him to the bench on
strikes thus putting the side down through
this channel. Umpire Dougherty called
the game The score:
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Hits-on Smith, in one and a half innings; on
owen, In one and half innings; OF F7ene in
SIX innings. Left on bases-Chicago, 9; Washing
ton, z. Two-base hfts-Hickman and Anderson.
Sacrifice ht-Altizer. Stolen base-Nill. Double
plsys-Isbeli, Davis and Donohue; Aitizer, Schalfy
and Stahl; Davis. Isbell and Donohue. Struck out
BY Smith, /: by Fiene. 8; by Falkenbery, 2.
Passed ball-Sullivan Base on balls-O6 Smith,
2; on Fiene, I; Oh Falkenberg 8. Hit with ball
Nil and Altizer. UmIdres-Messrs. Evans and
Connolly. Time Of game-1 hour and ~ minutes.
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snec,nl nispntch % The star.

CHICAGO. Ill. June 16.-sometimes
Ii does not pay to be boss. Jones
And the rest of the White Sox found
tbst ont In the last game with the meek
nnd Iowly lizards from Washington. II
Trained like an inverted and everted cistern
Hound the village. but Jones and company
Insisted on playing ball. Winners through
the grace of good fortune and the umplre
In three straights, they figured that the
fourth would be a pipe, meerschaum pipe
land their glad dreams proved but mere
sham. Stahl kicked against playing. lie
argued that no one except the Neptune
blues would have the idiotic roust 10 pay
in such weather. and on such field. but
the exultant Jones insisted that the grounds
were fine, and that swimming was the
grandest exercise ever invented. Forced into
action against their Wills, compelled to play
ball when they wanted to be looking at
The passing throng from the vantage of
hotel window. the Nationals went into pat
tle-and cleaned up the Sox in an uproarious
slaughter
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Parents Fly Won Game.

ST. LOUIS, June ia ludicrous mix-up
on Parents pop fly in the fifth inning yes
terday scored two runs and put Parent on
third. from where he scored the winning
run on a long fly. Four telders fell with
out touching the ball. 1t going for three
base hit. The score:
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BASE BALL, RACING
AND OTHER SPORTS

meric laughter from the slender crowd. II
was slim crowd too-oniy a corporais
guard braved the rain and Washington's
snare OF the receipts wouldn't wad a gun.
Tho
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Earned runs-Cleveland, 3. Hits-On Clarkson,
In five and third innings; of Leroy, in two
and two-thirds innings. TwO-base hits-Lajoie (3).
Flick Stovall, Rossman Bemis and Williams
Three-base hit-Jackson. Sacrifice hits-Rossman,
Delehanty and Williams. Stolen base-Laporte.
First base bals-On Leroy, 2. Struck out-By
JOSS. 2; by Clarkson. 1; by Leroy 1. Umpires-
Messrs. Connor and Hurst Time Of game-l hour
and 80 minutes
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Today's Game.
Ninth vs.. Calvary.
Nets Forfeited to Sixth.

Through absence from the city of some
of Its players and the failure OF others to
put In an appearance. the Metropolitans
were unable to get nine men out and for
feited to Sixth.
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Two base hits Murphy, Schreck Three hit
,,a 1,Hartsei La, Sacrifice hit-Cross STOLEN bases
van, 4; of Dygert 2. Left on bases.-Detroit. 8;
Philadelphia. 4 Struck out-By Donovan. I; BY
Davis. Umpire-Mr. 0'L0ughlin. Time of game
l hour and 80 minutes
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Two-base bits-stshi. Jones, selbach. Armbrus-
ter. Three-base hits Stone, Parent Sacrifice hits
jacobsen. Ferris. Stolen bases-Parent Jones.
0'ConDor. Stone. HemphiH Niles. Hit by pitcher
Jones. Bases balls-On Petty, 1. Struck out
by Jacobsen. by Petty. 2; by Young, s. Hits
on Jacobsen. in seven innings. Left bases
st Louis 4; Boston 4. Umpire-Mr Sheridan.
Time of garne-1 hour and 81 minutes
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clu BIS.
Today's Games.
Exciting Fourteen Innings Game.

Commerce and Labor VS.. War scheduled camel,
south diamond; Treasury VS.. Interior postponed,
rain) west diamond.
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Yesterdays National League Games

New York 9; St. Louis. /:
Chicago, 1 Philadelphia, D
A Boston, 3; Cincinnati, !.
Pittsburg, 4; Brooklyn l.
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Nationals Vengeance.

The vengeance of Stahrs men was terrific.
after several days absence their batting
eyes returned. especially in the cases Of
t'Chawles" Hickman and "Yon" Anderson
Hon and Chawles simply could not refrain
from killing the ball. In the ordinary
course of human events and the batting
order. Yon and Chawles came UP quite fre-
ouently. Whenever they appeared they
emitted low. glad cries OF glee, and then
whanged the helpless ball till 1t went half
mile and then some more. Their mess
mates poked out an occasional swat, and
the Washington score grew larger as
snow ball rolls down hill Three pitchers
tried to stem the flood. Smith. who has
been complaining because he did not get
enough work. was tried out first, as Jones
has decided TO work him to death just to
show him that he is foolish
b.; Smith began TO receive his bumps. and
Owen was substituted. owen did not know
much about pitching yesterday and lasted
only a few minutes, during which brief
session the hits pattered like hail on q tin
roof. Ftene then went to the hill, and
was treated with great rudeness in one in
ping. Long Falkenburg, meanwhile. held
the Sox safe with little exertion and took
pm active personal part in the hitting and
the fielding.
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Todav's Game.
Arlinetons Defeated Aloysius.

Atlant,cs vs. st. Stephens, 18th and D streets
northeast.
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Nationals Finally Won a Game
From Chicago.
HAD A GREAT BATTING BEt
Falkenberg a Puzzle and the Siuggers
Did the Rest.
OPEN IN ST. LOUIS TODAY
Long Shots Won at Gravesend-6oiI
at Knollwood - Georgetown
Crew at Poughkeepsie-
American League Clubs Standing.
National League Clubs Standing.


Washington at st. Louis
Philadelphia At Cleveland
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Detroi
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National League Games Today.

st. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston, ,,S,
Chicago at philadelphia -
Pittsbhrg at Brooklyn
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Totals. -. 2 q 10 p Totals. -. 8 2T II Z
,Batted for Jacobsen in seventh. tBatted for
Petty in ninth.
St Louis. ............. 0 0 o %
Boston ............... 0 0 O %
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.

Standing of the Clubs.