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Earned runs-Ninth. .; Fifth, .. First
base on errors-eyInth. g.. Fifth. 2 Left on
bases-Ninth. 2. Fifth. 2. First base on
balls-On McKni ght !. OF Stecker s. Struck
out-By Mcknight, s; by Stecker, ;. Thres-
base htt-Dirk- Two-base hit-Dirk- Sacri-
fee hit-Hamann- Stolen bases-Botts. Nc
knight, Wood. Elicit. ,; Evans. Dirk Nc
Quinn, 3. Double pay-Dirk 20 Wynko0p.
Hit BY pitcher-By Stecker. ? Passed ball
Wood. CmPire-Betts. Time Of same-l hour
and > minutes
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AGRICULTURE HAD HARD
TIME BEATING JUSTICE

Agriculture had a hard time defeat
ing the Department Of Justice on the
White Lot in the Departmental LeaEue
yesterday evening a large crowd was
out and the battle between the pitchers
was greatly enjoyed
Sanders and McCathrau both threw
balls that were harc TO find, and when
they We're found few batters handled
them successfully. MCCathran also
did some clever field work in the dia-
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Earned runs-Agrfculture. ?; Justice .
Tvo-base hits-Bialeski and Tracy stolen
bases-Tayl0r. HOfmann. Burbank Brady
and Earveycutter, . First base on balls-Of
Sanders. I: OF McCathran. g Eit by pitched
baIl-By Sanders. 3 Struck out-By Sanders.
12- by McCathran. 3. Left on bases-Agri-
culture. 3; Justice. s. Wild pitch-McCathran-
Cmpirs-Venable.
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0'BRIEN- KAUFMAN
MATCH ASSURED

PHILADELPHIA. June 2s.-Jack
O'Brien and Al Kaufman. of San Fran
cisco. have been matched for a six
round bout here The date has not yet
been decided upon
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FOURTEENTH LOSS
FOR NINTH'S TEAM
Gets Drubbing Of IS to From Fifth.
Mcknight Held EN-, Although
Not IN Form.

Ninth was again walloped good and
hard yesterday afternoon by Fifth. in
the Sunday School Lea que. at the Mt.
Pleasant grounds 10 the tune OF Is 10 3.
The losers were unable 10 connect with
the sphere. although IL was obvious that
Mcknight was not twirling in good
form. The defeat yesterday makes the
fourteen consecutive game the Ninth
lr.-.-.--l -
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NAVY YARD SATELLITES
FORFEITED THEN LOST

Because Of the inability Of the Navy
Yard Stars. of the Monumental League,
to show up with full team yesterday,
that aggregation forfeited to the High
landers. In a scrub game the Highland
ers won by TO !. The score:
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Earned rIns-Treasury. 8 First base BY
errOrs-Treasury, . Left on bases-Treas-
Ury. ;: Interior T. First base on bzIls-Onc
Fulcher. = Struck out-By Fuicher, !. by
Wahler g. Three-base hfr-BieIaski- Two
base hits-CSarrett and SDillane- Sacrifice
hits-Shoemaker. Erwin. Smith Stolen
bases-MCCarthy. 2; Fulcher. Bielaski
Smith, BarnhaTt. and Shoemaker Double
play-ErWin 20 Madden Hit b- pitcher
BY Waller. Smith Umpire-Dougherty-
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First base ny errors-Natiouals. 3: Aioy-
sins A. Left on bases-Nationals. s;
AIoysius :. Struck out-By Gallagher. 6: by
UseltOn. .. Home runs-Sabins and Wheat
-Wheatley, Sabins. FOrsythe, Dawson.
Hessler B. Gallagher. Stolen bases-Bag-
gott and FOrysthe. Hit BY oitcher-By
Walker. ?; BY Uselton, . wild pitches
Walker and Uselton- Passed haIl-BaggOtt-
Cmpire-E. HandibOe- Time OF game-l
hour and 40 minutes.
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First base by errOrs-Memoriais. 3; z. c.
A c, / Left on bases-MemOrials s. z.
c. A C, Z First bases on balIs-On Rey-
by Rider, s. Hits made-off GORDON 3:
OF Rider. & Struck oUt-By Gordon. :: by
Rider. = by Reynolds >. Two-base hit
Cumberland. Sacrifice hits-Horsey, Gale
her. Stolen bases-McKnew. Lewis. r.
Rogers, Rider. Hit by Pitcher-By Gordon,
?: by Rider L Wild pitch-GOrdOn. Passed
ball-RObinson. UmDire-Flynn.
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TRINITY HAD ClNCH
BEATING IMMACULATE

Trinity had little trouble in defeat
ing Immaculate yesterday in the Mar
quette League. The fielding Of the losers
was $50 careless they practically threw
the game away Three double PLAYS
by Trinity stood out in contrast with
the work of its opponents The score:
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BOXING.

Young Erne, the Philadelphia light
weight, wants 70 meet any 133-pound
mav4 n the world. especially Jimmy
Tritt. Au-elio Herrera. Kid Herman. or
any OF the other lightWeighJs-
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Earned runs-SDencerian. 5 First base on
balis-On Niernsee. 1. Of Riddle. 3. Struck
out-By Niernsee, Z; by Ruiz, s; by Riddle,
,. Two observation-disclosures Double plays
MarcerOn to J DonneIly; Niernsee TO Gro
CHAN 10 GOOde- Wild pitch-Riddle. Passed
balls-FoX, /; Lauchau. l. Umpire-Lynch.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

An unusually large attendance was
on hand. and generously applauded
when spectacular plays were pulled of
Many ladies and children were con-
spicuous among the crowd.
In the second act, Dirk and Evans
got off some sensational stunts, which
set the fans bowling. Ellet. first man
up, got base on balls. Evans followed
with line drive 10 left, and Ellet
ambied to second. Dirk had two strikes
called on him when Ellet pilfered thi-d
and Evans die the second-story act
Dirk then swatted the sphere for three
sacks, bringing the two men home.
anderson made a sensational runni. ..
one-hand catch OF WynkOop's fly in the
second inning.
Kirper played a fauItIess game. bring
ing in the first run for his aggregation
and. incidentally. assisting in the
materalization Of the other two.
When Bolts famed the air, as he fire.
quently did, he invariably slashed about
two feet under the ball
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ALOYSlUS TOOK GAME
FROM NATIONAL A. C.

With the score - in favor Of Alloy
sius, yesterday in the Capital City game,
Walker. for the National athletes. was
pounded for nine runs This clinched
the game for the former Is 10 8. The
The Washington times., 1906-06-28

Charles Haghey, OF Boston. and
SLACK Fitzsimmons' are 20 meet for
fifteen rounds before the Rockland Ath-
Ietic Clubt cnight. at ROckland. Me.
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BRO0KLANDS AGAIN
LOSE TO RESERVOIRS

Broohand lost to the Reservoir
Heights baseball team yesterday for the
second time this season by Is to 6. Tho
score:
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Billy Heating. the Philadelphia feath-
erweight. is ready TO meet the best boys
in the business at his weight keatins'
says he will meet any of them At 120-I25
pounds. He is especially desirous OF a
match with Spike Robson, who recently
defeated Tommy Murphy.
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MEMORIALS ARE VlCTORS
OVER EPIPHANY CHAPEL

In a well played game yesterday the
Memorials won from the Epiphany
Chapel team by s to 4. Feeny's fielding
was the feature. The score.
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
DEPARTMENTAL.
Yesterdays Results.

Treasury. 10; Interior. 2.
Agriculture, s; Justice, 5.
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PRINTING OFFICE.
No game yesterday.
Standing Of the Clubs.
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What About Washineton7

As Jake Stahl, manager Of the Wash
ingtons. is eager 70 get Dougherty. II is
practically sure that club won't waive
its claim a second time-prOvided a sec
Ond waiver is essential
Hermann, however. probably bases
his Willingness 70 part with Kelley on
a persistent hope Of obtaining DOugher-
". and 1t possible both transfers VIII
be made Il is rumOred Ned HanlOn Is
willing to let Kelley so. as he thinks
Dougherty would be Of more service TO
Cincinnati than Kelley
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Games Today.

New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Chicago
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Standing of The Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

New York, s; Boston, l.
Philadelphia, o; Brooklyn, 10.
Cincinnati, ]; Pittsburg, 3
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NJ '|NTYRE GETTING
LITTLE SYMPATHY
Has Long Been Quietly
Breeding DiSsension
Among Tigers.
SUSPENDED AT RIGHT TIME
Other Players on Verge of Revolt When
Armour Took AcJion-Craw-
ford Satisfied.

DETROIT. Mich, June 2-Detroit
has no deal with Washington" said
Manager Armour. The players are all
satisfied with the exception of McIn-
tyre"
Sympathy for Matty Mcintyre in his
present dilemma should be tossed aside
Matty is now posed a deep dyed VII
lain OF the ten-twent-thirt type. He has
not been one of the bold noisy disturbers
who can be heard for blocks. but a quiet
schemer who talks words of discomfort
in SOFT voice.
It is alleged that he Is trying TO con-
himself and breed general dissatisfaction
II possible. Further, 1t Is declared he
has stated: There are four other play
ers against whom Manager Armour is
plotting day and night They are Craw-
ford. Mullin. Knlian and Warner
Just in Time.
The suspension came Just in time to
stop Mcintyre from creating a revolt.
IL is said.
There is not an fota OF truth in the
above claim Crawford. Mullin and
Warner are well satisfied. Crawford
likes Detroit and has always been treated
well here by the fans and the manage
ment alike. MuIlin has had a few
Tits with the bleacherites. but with the
general baseball pnO.lc - e well thought
Of He is also a pitcher of class War
ner and Manager Armour have always
been friends.
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KELLEY TO GIANTS
IS LATEST STORY
Deal Outcome of Herrmann's
Desire to Land Dough-
erty for Cincinnati.
WASHINGTON INTERESTED
May Refuse 70 Give Waiver Second
Time on Player Now in Tri-
State League.

CINCINNATI. June 2S.-It is reported
here on excellent authority that Joe
Kelley Of the Reds has been sold 20 the
New York Nationals
The deal is understood TO have been an
outright purchase. with no trade or any
other consideration on the side Kelley,
II is said. viii join the Giants shortly
There is said 10 be no question about the
completion Of the transaction. although
IL Is possible denial viii be made until
Joe actually is with the Champions.
Crazy for Dougherty.
Garry Hermann. owner Of the Reds. Is
crazy 10 get Pat Dougherty. who jumped
from the Nv York Americans 20 the Tri-
State League. All the other American
League clubs waived their claims on
Dougherty shortly before he skipped TO
the outlaws. and New York then com
pleted arrangements 10 sell him 70 Gin
cinnaU- II the National Commission lets
Dougherty return 10 organized baseball
he again viii become the property Of the
New York Americans, and waivers from
the other clubs viii be necessary. before
he can be transferred 10 the National
League.
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Harry Lewis of Philadelphia. and
Johnny Morrison are 70 meet tonight
rJr ten rounds before the Grand Rapids
Athletic Club. at 1S3 pounds, weigh in
at o'clock IN the afternoon
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Today's Game.
War VS.. Postoffice.
Standing of the Clubs.

SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Yesterdays Result.
Fifth, Is: Ninth. 3.
Today's Game.
Calvary VS. Sixth.
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MARQUETTE.

MARQUETTE.
Yesterdays Result.
Trinity. il: Immaculate. 8
Today's Game.
St Peter VS. st. Patrick.
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BASEBALL GOLF RACING BOXING ROWING ATHLETICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

PhiladelPhia. 5; Washington. 0.
New York, s. Boston
Detroit. 5; Cleveland. 3.
81. Louis. 0; Chicago. q
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T0day's Games.

Philadelrhia at Washineton.
Boston at New York
Cleveland at Detroit.
Chicago at St. Louis
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At the Broadway Athletic Club OF
Philadelphia. tonight George Cole. OF
Camden, viii hook up with George Gun
ther. OF Australia
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Yesterdays Result.

MONUMENTAL LEAGUE.
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Standing of the Clubs.

Columbia A c. VS.. Arlington. at
Thirteenth and D northeast.
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Standing of the Clubs.

Boys Club VS., Epiphany Chapel
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Making Poor Headway-

Mcintyre IS making poor headway IN
his attempt 70 enlist the sympathy OF
the other players and arraign them
against Manager Armour When It
comes TO a stage where a ball player is
allowed 10 dictate to the management,
then it is time for the manager TO act
Mr. Armour took the bull by the horns
and only went TO the extreme in his or
der because, II is declared, Mcintyre
stated IN plain words that he would not
give his best efforts 10 the club as long
as Cobb was playing on the same team
Few Of the players are siding with Nc
Intyre- Secretary Navin read the riot
act 10 the tossers and none wanted Nc
Intyre's dose Judging by the talk heard
around town the fans support the policy
of the club and uphold Manager Armour
and Secretary Navin-
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WIFE SLAYER
IS RELEASED
UHwalrrEH LAW pss,.
IN SOUTHERN coURr A.,
TIE DECISION IS louo,.
APPLkUDED.

NV ORLEANS. Aux A..
Southern people aa q rule hsis,.in ne
the uuNfiffeu law. 40 e.i@...s :
here yesterday when pe,s, vhssf
wa acquitted ~ a cbafg, .'..hais
murder u bis faitbless 49, ns
The serious shooting Of ~ aha
meuf Such applause gfoe,eA a ge'is
iief fhat The eoli' nad gifflas,, =. "
fesiafing order A. the ae.a.,. =
vac announced tears we're .,' .'t4i
ing down The face Of The lssss '' -.
Immediately after the tfsi ~ ~ ~. sia
ened - shake hands win ~, .A.t
Who had lutt been acquitted ea
Never before IN the his,ory -
fnHEf his there been ua,s i -
matte climax 10 a Gaze fbst a ~
vas In The Gischarge Of ,bI. IS
man. whose home had been ,, ssat
ihfaf7hout the Gaze JUDGE 49, 80
paid he closest attention III ~
tuft u the teaiimon gigsn -, ~ 49,. =
Witnesses. and when Manals =.
placed On the stand Il wss -.
masf sympathetic iook fkst =
maeIHfrafe Hwore him. 49,
gave al his testimony and 49,.
Thomas J. Ford said be 49,
would rfat there.
Let the excused 20 ala a.
Judge AZ the decision q Judrs -
ellen Ms answered b. The -.
man5 Of the spectators ei.s.
their bands and beat the fIosr ~
iheir feet. The state made ~ y
fait To pfod1ce witnesses lof !.
nIaEeeuLlan. Z
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FEEs FROM SAILORS.

charged with accepting fees fss-
three men whe be placed III co...
tiens on sound steamers VI. z
Nichols uas arrested yesterday !,
a United States deputy massks.
Thsfe is an act q congress wh.,s
sfafes that 10 one shall feesiss .ses
"a placing = sailor IN . r,oriiiot {.
= vessel going 10 sea. A. rrssrs
MeNlehol u out on iste bail N
hearing vii come before conns.
fiousr kisfer tumorrow at s3ahn
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FINAL ARRANGEMENTS Man,

A meeting % the eomm,,...
representing the Building Tns..
Assembly last niEhi. AT fsnsi -.
engagements we're mad. for ~, :.
novel and burial Of the box, :,
those lost on the Valencia M. a.
petition VII start on Tuesda, -,
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deofFstann. has ehafss II a.
work which vii be under 4, ~
peffiElan q q member n n. sss.m.
bly, The snpsditlon MI b. sor.
abaui % days.
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WELSH TO HAVE p1csr.

September ,. 81 Woodland MI
f. The date and place ssi~efsA "
the committee on errnngrmsnst 4
the 81 navld's camhgian socisiy. :
hold their annual picnic. Besnss ~
picnic 8 parade vii taks plss q
the Park where there Viil ~ 80.
lnF. music. dancing and wea
ramaN
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FIRE BADGES RECALLED.

All fire badges At present 4 n
viii be recalled and a card vi I
isnued In their stead sisnsd y
Chief Nappenktein Police o'hns1
and firemen have been notified -
10 honor the old badges u ~ y
ture The new oucs win BE- ussas Z
a very heavy cardboard and VI
be d. iflhuted only TO ihos =
whom they are sbsoiuisiy 800
Earf
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ONE CIRCUS Rcss1sH

one robbery was repc', ,. ,.ss
police last nlsht a. he'n j \
place at the circus sFe ,.,-. hlc,t
Freeman. room IS sullivan I'M.
reports that hts watch war :, N
while purchasing a ucAe'
show last night. .ssas'
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SERVICES FOR c. u. SPENCER

The funeral services q char's
Spencer. wei known rsiirsae IN
Of Port William. Ontarin uefs -
at the parlora Of the BonnsY-N1'
son company at o'clock this a,'s 9
lng The body was hFoafti ~
Port Williams for burial ia =
ceased died August ! frcrn ys'.A
fever and leaves three sisters ~
dents Of this city. They are ~ i. !
:. Graham end the Misses No.
anA saale spencer
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STOLE ROSE svsHEs

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forms the police that thiese - Z
tered her garden. al siee Z =.
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CANNON RENoEINA'tO'

nANNuIlE. III. At,.s,,i
Speaker Cannon was fe !, NJ
FOR coneress here today sns .s,,,l,
same time his boom fef pfs
hopora vas started.
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ct4rELos BOY MISSING

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rcports 10 the police that hs :
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of the finest, sweetest pu'S ' ,ss:s.
creamery butter you ever Ven, "a
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goods. 503 Pike 81.
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