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STANDING oF TIE TEAMS

Treasury and Post-office brought the
Departmental League season to a close
yesterday, the Money Counters winning
by to > By yesterdays victory, Treas
ury wins first place in the race and the
right TO represent the league in the post
season series with the other league win
ners.
Both teams played good. snappy bali.
only Two errors cropping up during the
nine innings. Both Of these, one q wild
throw by Kraft and the other a missed
grOunder by Fenton, counted in the run
getting, and were disastrous to Post
Offices chances. A third of Tressury's
runs was the result Of a hit batsman.
Both Treasury and Post-office hit the
bali hard and consistently, seventeen hits
being garnered of both pitchers. Treas
uryA. made nine, one in each inning. in
GLIDING two triples while Post-offiee made
one triple and seven singles.
Tip O'Neills good work at the bat and
behind the bat figured largely in Post
Offices defeat Three men were caught
at second by perfect throws by him. and
he scored two runs, in addition 10 max
ing a triple and a single.
Fuleher. Bielaski. and Orrison. starred
in the field. In the eighth inning. Fucher,
while on the dead run, captured ORR
sons long fly and prevented a triple.
Bielaski speared a low liner off McGrath' S
bat in the seventh session and completed
a double play. while OrrisOn dashed back
10 the foul line in left field and pulled
down Lords Texas Leaguer.
Before the game. Post-ofice protested
Sabin, the Treasury first sacker, on the
ground Of ineligibility, and the game was
played under protest
Although they scored in the opener,
PCst-ofice threw away a run by poor
work on the bases. Orrison, first up. hit
safely TO left center and stole second.
From this point he scored on Fenton's
blast to third. which was too hot for Nc
Carthy to handle. Herring hit through
the pitcher. and was caught purposely be-
tween first and second to allow Fenton 70
score. but MOoCh hung close 70 the base
and made no effort 10 go home. although
he could have made it easily
Treasury broke the ice in the second
when O'NeiIl tripled TO right and scored
on Bielasld's long fly to left O'Nenl
scored again in the fourth. He was safe
az first on Fenton's error. went to second
on wild pitch, and scored on McCarthy's
hit between first and second
Post-ofice made its last run in the same
inning Herring opened with long triple
10 the center-held fence, and scored on
Penningtons grounder TO Bielaski
Treasury was presented with one in
the fifth Hester was hit and went 10
third on DonaldsOn's single TO center.
He scored moment later when Kraft
hit him in the back with the ball. Bic
laski's triple 70 right center and Hester
blast to short gave Treasury their last
run in the seventh inning.
Although beaten, POst-office played as
good ball as their opponents. bur luck
broke against them at every turn The
series between the two teams is a tie
each having won two games.
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WANTED IN CHICAGO
Crippled White SOx Seek
Charlie Hickman.
COMISKEY NEEDS PLAYERS
CantiIH0n Asked to Name Terms.
Veteran Believes He Can Yet Pail
Ouf-SuIIivan Has Rheumatism,
IsbeII stir Joints, and Davis and
Tannehim Are Not in Condition.
Dccial to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald
Cleveland, Ohio. July Manager Joe
Cantillon, of the Washington team which
is now playing here. to-day received let
ter from President Comiskey. of the
White Sox, urging him TO name the terms
under which Charley Hickman could join
the worlds champions Immediately.
CantillOn says he will answer the letter
next Wednesday from Washington, after
he has seen President Noyes Hickman
says:
From all I can learn, I am to so to
Chicago within a few days I would
like nothing better than to help Comiskey
win another pennant. and then the
worlds championship.
The champions are seriously crippled
and Owner Comiskey is said TO be much
worried. With some reinforcement, he
thinks the White Sox will be able to pull
out of the present rut. and win the 1907
flag
Sullivan, the premier catcher of the
Sox. is crippled by rheumatism, and the
joints of Isbell. who is regarded as the
great old man with the bat. also are
stiff. Davis is in bad shape, and Tame
hin is not ready TO jump In. though he is
expected to he right within ten days
1t has been weeks since Fielder Jones
has had his infield intact, and the team
IS weakening under the tremendous strain.
its friends fear
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Richmond, .; Roanoke, 1.
Norfolk, 2; Portsmouth, o.
DRnvilIe, z; LyDchburg, =.
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Boston. Mass. July 22-The big event
on the card of the St Augustine A A
games on Saturday was the two-mile run
after record. with Alfred Shrubb, the
worlds champion, after the mark, and he
accomplished the tasl. Of beating the best
American professional record for the dis
lance BIZ covering the two miles in 1884 3-5.
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-Eatted FOR Stevenson in ninth.
Rated for Glade in ninth.

Left ON baseS-St. Louis 5; New York, {. First
base on balls-Of Glade 5 of kitson. L Hits made
of 9th. in innings; OF Kitson in l in
ming Struck out-By Glade, 3; by Ortiz S; by
Moore, q TwO-base hits-Chase Stone Sacrifice
hit-PickeriEg- Double play-NAliams 10 Chase
Umpire-MT. Evans. Time Of glme-2 hours and 4
minutes. Attendance 100
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plan Auto Races at Richmond.

Richmond, Va, July 22.-The first
automobile races ever run in Rich
mond viii take place at the State Fair
Grounds on Wednesday afternoon.
Although arrangements for the event
were very hurriedly made, the dealers
and owners Of machines are taking
considerable interest in the event. and
the races promise to afford consider
able sport.
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"Batted for D0rney in eleventh inning
tBatted for Camnitz in eleventh inning.
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First base BY erTOTs-Aluy5ius. 3: Columbia. /
Left on bases-Al1ysius, 6; Columbia 6. First base
On balls-Of BRYANT 2, of Finncssn, 5. Struck
out-By Bryant, 2; hy FinIegan. J. TxObase hits
". Handihoe, Hurley. Zannelh. Bryant Sacrifice
hits-W. HaDdiboe. Hurley, Baggette. Stolen bases
Davis. Hessler ZanECI Mullen Double PLAYS
w. Handib0c 10 J. HandihOc 10 Davis; Finnegan
TO Davis. Hit hy pitcher-By Bryant. l. Wild
piteh-Finnegan- Passed balls-Smith . UmpiTe-
Mr.. La Favor. Time Of game-I hour and 30
minutes.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
At Sioux City-Lincoln. Z Sioux City, 3
stanton BADLY Beaten.
Ii ~ Mashinrton It'd

Special to The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va, July 22.-The Staunton
baseball team failed to come up to expec-
tations here to-day, when they played
their first game Of the season with Win
chester's strong club. the locals winning
by a score of 1s to 1. The game was Win
ehester's from the start. Sinner, for Win
chester. struck out seven and allowed
only three hits. while Dunn. of stanton.
struck out four and allowed twelve hits.
The visitors made fifteen errors, ard Win
chester none
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GETS OPTION ON PITCHER.
LajOie Obtains Star TwirIeF OF the
WiIkesbaFre Club.

IWikesbarre, Pa. July 22-Napoleon La
joie. of the Cleveland club. to-day OBJ
tanned an option on Pitcher Eddie Graney.
the star twirler Of the Wilkesbarre team,
of the New York State League.
Graney is left handler and has a rec
ord so far this season Of thirteen victories
and four defeats, while he has batted
steadily at an average of over 400.
PITCHER Swift has been sold to Pitts
burg, and Second Easeman Zimmerman 20
Chicago but Graney is believed TO be u
more valuable man than either of them.
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To-days zame-st. Stephens vs. Southern Rail
way az First and NJ streets northeast at 3 O'Clock
Aioysius yesterday came up on St
Stephens Institute by defeating the CO.
lumbia Athletic Club 70 to ,
Bryant had miserable support behind
him. and Aloysius was quick TO take adj
vantage of the Columbias' misplays.
Bryant's stop Of hot liner was the
feature.
nh, ,4scs,r
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CANTILL0N BUYS BUELOW.
1t. Louis Catcher Goes to Join the
Minneapolis Club.

0ITlIdI U INC Waa-II--GI-I TITlll
Cleveland. Ohio. July Manager Can
tillon, Of the Nationals. announced to-
night that he had purchased Fred Bue-
low, catcher, from the St Louis Browns
for his Minneapolis team.
Buelow left ST. Louis last night for
Minneapolis. He was traded 10 st. Louis
last winter by Cleveland for O'Brim.
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-Batted for Coakiey in ninth inning.
fBatted for Ritter in ninth inning.
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THREE FOR THE TIGERS.
Athletics Defeated in Every Game
of the Series Now Ended.

Detroit, Mich, July 22.-Plank had all
the best of tO-day's game until the eighth.
when, with his team two runs ahead, the
Detroits got to him for five singles in sue
cession, which, with an inheld out, won
the game for Detroit Crawford starred
in batting and Nichols by a marvellous
stop and throw. Score:
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First base By errors-Chicago, /; Boston, p Left
on bases-Chieago. 3; Boston 4. Struck out-By
Altrock T. By Young l. Sacrifice hit-Congalton-
Stolen hases-Ungiaub, Dougherty Jones. Double
piay-Suliivan 10 Robe. Umpires-MessTS. Connolly
and Hurst. Time Of game-l hour and Il minutes
Attendance 100
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PHILLIES TAKE BOTH.
Grants Wonderful step Saves HIS
Team in the First Game.

Philadelphia. July 22-The Phillies won
both games from 81. Louis to-day the
first in ten innings and the second rather
easily. Both Richie and Brown pitched
magnificent ball. as did Karger for St
Louis in the first game. Grants wonder
ful stop saving the PhiHes a run in tho
first game. VIZ the feature of the day.
Scores:
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For Additional Sports See Page o.
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TO-DAI's GAMES.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at brooklyn.
Pittshurg at Boston.
srANn1Na oF IL rEAMs
PITTSBURG'S IN THIRTEENTH
Beaneaters Fight GameIy, bat Are
Dovvned in Long Contest.

Boston. July 22-The Beaneaters forced
the Pirates to go thirteen innings before
they were able to win and climb into sec
ond place. The contest was brilliant
one, but the locals failed to hit when op-
portunites for run-making prevailed. The
scOre-
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= TO-day's game-Ninth vs.. First

Ninth tied Bethany for second posi-
ton yesterday when it defeated Waugh
10 to ].
The game was slow and almost devoid
Of features. AIOTeland's feat of driving
out triple, Two doubles. and a single.
out of five trips, being the most note
worthy.
Nintll-will battle with First this after
noon for the lead in the league. and a
good contest is looked for. Ninth has
defeated First in the last two games
these teams have played The Undefeated
Gray Will twirl for Ninth, while Dick
Gordon viii probably oficiate for First
Tho official GORE
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MINOR LEAGUES.
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At IismspCTt-JOdust0Wn. {; Williamsport, ;
At Alto0ns-First game. Harrisburg 3; Altoona
2 Second game; Altoona. .; Harrisburg. O.
At York-Lancastcr. 6: York O.
At Neutrality-suspicious. game: Wilmington. 4: Tren-
ten, 8. Second game: Wilmington. Trenton. 10
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Earned ruu-fuliadeiplia. L tUst base cy errors
81. Louis g. Left on bases-Philadelphia. 9. ST.
Louis. g. First base on balls-Of KaTser, g. Of
Richie Stmck gut-By Klrgsf, 10, by Richie
2 TtFo-base hits-Kuahe %. Mage Sacrifice hts
Thomas Marshall. Grant Stolen hases-Kuahe
Marcc. Double plays Doolin 10 Courtney: knabe
90 Do5lin % Courtney. Hit by pitcacr-By Richie,
J. by Kargef l. UmTiFe-sir Emslie. Time o.
glmeL hOslr and IS minutes
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HOT FINISH FOR YANKEES.
Grifith's Men Come Under the Wire
with a Rush at st. Louis.

st. Louis. July 22-Another good finish
gave New York this afternoons game
with St. Louis, to l. The weather was
intensely hot this afternoon, and Mortar
ity was forced 10 retire in the fourth In
ming owing to this To-days victory
gave New York an even break on the
series here. Score:
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First lase by errors-Bro0kland Methodist 81.
Reservoirs . Left on hases-Brookland Methodist
5; Reservoirs . First base on balls-OG McFsr.
land. 6; off Hiatt I. Struck out-Es Mcfarland i;
by Hictt 6 Stolen hases-B. BieasH 49, Cord
Watson, Davis. Dom. Double play-Walkcr TO
Davis. Passed haIls-Doun Cord. Umpirc-Sir
Glunt. Time Of gamc-l hour and . minutes
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T IIsL DISC o. tII0T--NtW lufht J. LIT Oh DlsLa--
New York z; Chicago. 5. First base on balls
OF Wiltse, l. OF Reulbach. 3. Hits made-Of
Wiltse. 5. in eight innings of Ames l. IN one
inning. Struck out-By Ames. !: by Reul-
bach 9. Sacrifice hits-Steinfcldt Hoffman, Reul
bach. Stolen base-Shannon. Double plays-Hofman
to Tinker to Chance; ReuIbach TO Holman to
Chance. Wild pitch--Reulbach. Umpire-AIessrs
0'Day and Rigler. Time Of camel hour and s.
minutes. Attendanee-I000 ot
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Philadelphia, 2; 81. Louis, 4.
Philadelphia, 81 st. Louis, 4.
Cincinnati, 2; Brooklyn, 1,
Pittsburg, 3; Boston, 4.
Chicago, 2; New York, o.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Ninth Tied with Bethany for Second
Place.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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Richmond Rompn Homo.

Special % The Washington Herald
Roanoke, Va. July 22-Richmond whip
ped Roanoke in fine fashion to-day, the
home team losing through poor field
work. making five errors. while the visit
ors had no errors charged TO them. Score.
RI. T..
Roanoke 0 o 100 81 ;
Richmond O , o p II Q
: Batteries-vurnene and Hinton salye aud Cowan
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Falbenberg in eighth.

i'dtttN AUI = uIUFIiUEIS III tIBIILU.
Cleveland ......... 0 1 0 x-6
Washington --,... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey City-Tounto. O; Jersey City. 5
At Newsrk-BufIalo, 8; Newark 3
Al Bsltimoro-First game: Rochester. (: Bald-
n0re. ) Second game: Rochester. Z: Baltimore. l.
At PrUvidcnce-M0ntrcal, I: Providence, 10.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE.

At Grand Rapids-First game: Terre Haute g.
Grand Rapids l. Second game-Terre Hsute, S.
Grand Rapids. l.
At South Bend-Evansyille. 5: South Bend. L
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Flrst base BY err0T-St- Peters, l. Left on bases
St Peters ?; st. Vincents g. First base on
balls-Of Madden, /; of Merrill 3 Struck out-By
Madden. S. by Merrill. ;. Two-base hit-Payne
Stolen hases-Merill t5) Hauiss ~. Nalloy. q.
Coliitower. Hit By pitcber-By Madden, l. Wild
pitch-Madden. Passed ball - Frye. Umoire-Alr
Mccain. Time Of geme-l hour and 10 minutes.
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maps TAKE ANOTHER
Cleveland Gets an Early Lead
Over the Nationals.
TURNER CARRIES OFF HONORS

Remarkable Fielding by Cleveland
ShortstOp RObs Washington Ont OF
Several Observation-Disclosures Lieb-
hardt and FaikenberE Pitch Good
Ball, but Luck FavOrs the Former.
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TREASURY Wins OUT
Defeat of POst-Office Decides
Departmental Race.
BOTH TEAMS PLAY FAST BALL

Donaldson and Harine Prove Equal
ly Efective-FuIcheF, BieIaski, and
OrFisoB Do Good Work in the
FieId-Big Crowd Sees Contest mt
National League Park.
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'Frisco's Mayor to Stop rights.

San Francisco. July 22-Mayor Taylor
declares he win attempt to prevent the
holding of prize fights while he is chief
executive OF the city. He regards al the
San Francisco fights as fakes
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Earned rJns-Nlnth. J. Left b2sbs-Ninth L
Waugh l. First tbase on balls-Of Cridde. 2; OF
Dodd. 8; Of Fries, 3. Hits made-0f Criddle 2
in innings; of Dodd ] IN 4 innings Struck out
BY Criddle. .: by DOdd 3; by Fries 3 Three
base hit-MorefAnd. Two-bsse hits-Al0reiand %,
Mcdonald, Conner. Sacrifice hits-Criddle ClaryOe.
Stolen bases-BishOp Fowler % Evans. Guam
trelle. Moreland Mcdonald, Hamsnn %. Double
to ClarvOe. Hit by pitcher-By
Dodd. !. Wild pitch-Criddle Umpre-Mr. Keefe
Time Of game hour and % minutes.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Macon-Augusta 4: Macon
At Charleston-Charleston. z; Columbia. l.
At Sayannah-Jacksonville. Z; savannah, 6 fifteen
innings.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fall Riyer-Loweil, s; Fan River. =
AZ Lynn-Lymn. & Brocktm, 2
40 New Bedford-New Bedford, 4; Lawrence, Q.
Al Haverhill- Worcester. 3 HaverhiI. O.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Utica-Rain.
Al -Wiikosbarre. .. BinghamtOn.
At ScrantoR-SyTscuse, /; scranton s.
At Troy-A, J. K c.. 3: Troy, :
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Earned runS-Cleveland J. Left on bases
Cleveland, q; Washington. D. First base
on BALLOON Liebhardt, 8; off Falkenberg,
l. Struck out-By Liebhardt, 5: by Fal-
kenbeTg, 5. Two-hase fjts-Turner, Clarke.
Sacrifice hits-Hinchman, Bradley, Flick.
GBTien. Stolen bases-TurneT. Double
plays-TuTner to StOvell; Nil to Altizer
TO Anderson. Hit by pitcher-Hickman
Wild pitches-Liebhardt, 2. Passed ball
Clarke. Umpires-MessTS Sheridan and
Stafford. Time Of game--1 hour and 43
minutes. Attendance. 2.S72
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At HOyOke-HolyOke, ;: New London, 2
At Springield-Sp ringfeld a. Bridgeport, J.
At New Haven-Norwic51, ;; NsE Haven, L
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SOX AND PILGRIMS TIE.
Each Team scores One Run in a
TveIve-inning Contest.

Chicago. Jaly 22.-Young and AItrock
both pitched superbly to-day, neither
giving a base On balls. Both had the
batters under control after the thiro
inning. and the game was stopped in the
twelfth inning to enable Boston to catch
a train Score.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Atlanta-Auanta r. Memphis. l.
At NashTille-Nashville. 3; New Orleans. T.
At Bimingllsm-Bi Birmingham. s; Shreveport, 2.
At Montgomery-Li Rock, 4; Montgomery, l.
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7
Treasury. ..................-... 0 0 I o.
/ Post-offce. .,....-...,......... 0 Q 0 g.

Earned runs-TTeas7ry. ?: Post-ofice L First
base b. eyror-TTrasuTy. J. Lcft on bases-TreasUTy.
2; Post-cfice. g. First base on balls-Of Donaldson
3 Struck out-By Donaldson, 8, b. HariDg 3
Three-bese hits-0Neil, Haring. Belasd stolen
bases Orrison. Bradley. Double plays-AcCarthy 20
Sabin; Bielask 10 Sabn; Kraft 10 Ouis0n. Hit BY
pitcheT-By Haring l. Wild pitch-Haring. I'm
pire-Mr Belts. Time Of game-l hour and 80
minutes
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
BrOokIand Nethodists Easily Win
from Reservoir Heights.

ANDTNG OF THE TEAMS.
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REULBACH BLANKS THE GIANTS
Cubs Get Two Runs on Wild Throw
and Poor Judgment.

New York, July 22-Reulbach's good
pitching, backed by fine support, dipped
the New Yorks in whitewash to-day. An
error of judgment by Doyle and a wild
throw by Seymour gave the Cubs two
runs. Score:
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Totals ......2 s0ls 5 Totals ......
snrn n.1t ,cI.-, u.nr.r. IN, s..-r.a
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SCHLEI's HIT WINS GAME.
Batting for Coakley I'm Ninth, He
Sends in Deciding Run.

New York. July 22-Batting for Coax
ley in the ninth inning to-day. Schlei
singled and drove in the winning run for
the Reds. Mowrey and Odwen had nit
safely just ahead Of him, and the punched
hits beat the BrookIyns. Score:
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Totals ..... 5 sGo o
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At NIiiWaukee@LOuiSTiIle S: Milwaukee s.
At Minneapolis-Indanapoli S; Minneapolis g.
At Kansas City-TOledo 6; Kansas City :.
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First base by euors-Cincinnati, p Left on bases
Brooklyn. 6; Cincinnati, s. First base on balls
OF Bell. s; of Coakley 3; of Smith. / Struck
out-By Bell, 5; by Coakley. /; by Smith J. Sacri-
fee hits-Msoney. Ritter Lobert. Mowrey. stolen
bases-Lumley, Lobert Double play-Lewis 10 Al
peman to Jordan. Wild pitch-Coakley. Umpire
Mr. Klein. Time Of game-l hour and s. minutes.
Attendance-2000.
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Earned rUns-DetIoit, o; Philadelphia, ). Lett ON
bases-Detroit. 8; Philadelphia. T. First base On
balls-Of Alullin. I. Strick out-By Mulin. 5; by
Plank. 2 Three-hase hits-CraWfoTd 0ldring. Two
base hits-Nichols. Davis Sacrifice hfts-Coughlin,
Jones. Double plays-O Leary to Downs to Ross
man; Payne TO Downs. Hit by ritcher-By Alullin.
J. Wild pitch-AIullin. Umpire-4ir. OLoughlin.
Time Of game hours. Attendsncct4 ig.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Cleveland, o; Washington, 2.
Detroit, q; Philadelphia, ,.
New York, g; ST. Louis, 4.
Chicago, /; Boston, 1.
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Despite the fact that st, Vineenps OBJ
tanned an early lead over the St Peters
outfit yesterday and that Merrill held
Langley's aggregation to two hits, the
latter team rallied in the last inning
and tied the score, 5 to 5, due mainly to
the daring base running of MalIoy and
George ColIifower.
Harriss. Payne. and Merrill each con-
nected with the leather twice for hits,
while the fielding honors went to MCGEE
who caught a pretty game
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TO-DAY's GAMES
Portsmouth at Norfolk.
LynchburE at DaBvllle.
Richmond at Roanoke.
srANDING oF IL TEAals.
PORTSMOUTH IS SHUT OUT.
JacksoB's TwO-bRgger scores Two
Norfolk Mem on Bases.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk. Va, July 22.-Three of the five
hits Of the Tercentennials were made in
the seventh inning this afternoon, and
the game was won. 20 0, Jackson making
the two-bagger which scored Cumming
and Rutland. who had singled The in
field was playing close in. expecting one
of Jacks0n's short hits. and the bail was
lined out over their heads. The score:
RHE
Mort k...-............-. 0 0 0 Q 0 "a @
Portsmouth ............ 0 0 0 90 G
Batteries-Fox and Edwards. ReveI and Burns.
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Brookland Methodist defeated Reservoir
Heights yesterday by to l. Owing to
the mastery pitching of Sam Hiett. who
allowed the losers but three hits, the
Brookland boys were never in danger Of
losing. The batting and baserunning Of
Bruce Bielaski was the feature. The Off
cial score: