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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-23

For SALE-I desire to sell the Bruins
wick fats which consist of n furnished
roc ms which are rented nightly to tran
sic nts. The rooms are fully FURNISHED.
Steam heated and electric lighted. Fer
terms and prices spply to Mrs. K. a.
Blair
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-23
letter Salt Ri um and Eczema.

These are diseases for which Cham
bcrlain's Salve is especially valua lie.
It quickly alays the itching ard
smarting and soon effects cure.
price 25 cents. For sale by J. J. Sher-
Win
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-23

For sale-Ten mining claims adjoining
Transcontinental Little cash will han
die the deal. Address Box 81, George
town, Colo.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-23

For SALE Two hundred shares
Trans Continental stock. VIII accept
best offer Addres, Box 81, Gergetown,
Colo ado.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-23
Trade with a Strong
Coal Dealer.

1t has been demonstrated this
winter that it's necessary tor
a dealer to have good
storage capacity so that he
can take care of YOU in the
time of need. We have always
had coal enough to care for
our customers needs.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-23

Geo II. Curnow, the expressmsn, !,
Telephone Nos. Black ia and Forks 27
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-23
Coal Destroyed by a
Bug.

1t has been discovered that a
bug has been at work III the
Coal bins and IN many cases
entirely eaten up the supply.
1t is the hre-bug or as Webster
puts it ''one who sets hres.
Moral. You can get more at
PIIMMFK & Go.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-23

Try us for ranch eggs, Vegetables
poultry and meats THERo x 20.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-23

WANTED-A young girl to assist with
housework. Apply to DR.. A. B. Nc
Capes.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-23

Opportunities in the Texas Panhandle.
Nerv low homeseekers' rates are
offered by the Colorado x Southern to
points IN Texas for the land seeker
Let us tell yon ABOUT the country and
rates.
7 + FISHER. G. p. A.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-23

II. o. Allen, the dentist.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-23

WANTED To buy good second
hand range
Address *" P O box PA
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-23

Ice delivered daily. C. H. Curnow
phones Black III and Forks II.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-23

Manager Fred II. Nye, Of the Rock
ford tunnel, was called TO the capital city
"Wednesday 10 consult with his business
associates.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-23
High School Notes.

Mr.. Neup=rt has been absent from
school this week on accoun; Of illness.
The Iri,h program last Monday was
full of Wit and fun. Mr.. Potter and Mr..
program.
Star and Crescent Program March 40
Easter Program
Choral Chorus
Reading, Resurrection John Richards
Vocal Solo Resurrection Florence
knfton
Count Robert of Sicily Ella Noxon
Easter Anthem Chorus
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-23

COLORADO,
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
To-DAY's GAMES.

Boston at Washington.
Philadelphia at New York.
st. Louis az Detroit
Chicago at Cleveland.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Seven furlongs; threeyear-olds and
up maidens; purse Ecclesiastic lG2 tPOwers) II 10
l. won: Lou Nifln. 100 (Slinder), to /. second
elena Mcbride. l95 tDelshyl. 70 s. third Time.
% Legan. Sadie Gay. Avis Ruth Howard Aqua
Tint, Harry Richeson Prince Miles. and InorensiTe
also ran
SECOND RACE-Six frlongs; three year-olds and
upward selling Miss Cesarion, s5 tBurtonl. to /
Won; Consideration 99 lPowersj, to i second :
TIN Hurst, l07 lAIoUeand). 10 to !, third Time.
IA The Belle. Olesss, Recinetta, Cyclous Fire
Alarm and Great Sorceress also ran.
Third RACE-FiVc and one-half furlongs: two
yearolds. Giles. s5 Powers. 10 10 / won. lady
ElkhoTn, los lBurtonl, Z to ?, second: Hostile
Hyphen, los tAIorelsndl. to l. third Time. OF as
AQuline. Our Boy. Saltram, and Eonite also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Willis Iszsen. 50
lDelabyl, 7 to s. won; Toddles. 100 Swain. 30 3
second: LORD Dixon 100 (NIartinl 20 2 third.
Time. .59 35. Delestrome and Eva Clair also ran
FIFTH RACE-SL fuTlongs; three-year-olds and
upward; selling. Cooney. l03 Gforeland). 3 to >
woni St Jeanne lO4 (Delabyl 10 10 J. second .
IraeSess los Schiller to I, third. Time. I:l5 Is
HaltOn Bath Maria Snowman. Frank Collins and
Julia Gentzberger also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-purse; FOX maiden three-yesr-olis.
$50 added. one mile. Muck Rake 100 Qiebert) I
TO !, woni Riprap 100 Nlusgrsvel L 10 l. second :
Wilde. IS Fulton. l5 TO l. third Time. l:;3 Is
Naterspecd. Hiram. Miriam C.. Wise Hand Mem
phis, Jr Carriers. Swift Gin. Esteban, Thomas Hay
and The Composer also ran
SECOND RACE-Selling: for twO-year-oids: 81 600
added; i've and one-haH fulongs- Ada o. Walker
g lott, to l. won: SCall0p l05 CDiggins). 2 20 l.
second; Inauguration, 10 (Leel. 10 2 third Time
los. Polar Star. Tivoh. Priceless Jewell and Gun
Cotton also ran.
THIRD RACE-Seling; for fOur-y -year-olds and IN,
ward s. 900 added; about six furl0ngs Alencon. l01
tHarty), to l. wen; Prospero, I0s (Digginsl z 10
l. second: Comilfo, sS lMusgavel. % 20 l. third
Time loo S5. DapQle Gold, High Bear Diamond
ToScan, Bradon, Alsouo, and High Chance also ran
FOGRrH RACE-The Yslhalla Stakes for three
year-olds and upward: 81 800 added. one mile Pre-
tension los Giusgravel, to 3 won; Fuuicuiaire
l06 (Smithl. TO l. second: Polly Prim, II3 &C.
Norris, to g. third. Time. lao 50, Alpenmar-
chen, Usury, and LAm0ur also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Purse for tBo-year-olds; 81 900
added; FIVE furlongs. Aunt Rose, ll3 NIusgrave). 8
TO won; Col Bob. rs Qeel. to 3 second Man
heimer. 10 tLiebertl to J. third Time. 20 S-5
Hollister also ran
SIXTH RACE-Seling; for three-y -year-olds and up
ward 81 zoo added one mile and one hundred Yards
ST. Joseph, 100 CHartyl to l. won; Taunt. IS
lP0hRnkal to l. second: Clements 100 Qicbert)
20 20 !, third. Time, l;47 25. Oak Grove Lexoline
First Mason, Earl Rogers, Monacodor, and Es-
cutcheon also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
HATCHETIIES TO HAVE TEAM
G, W. U. VIII Again BE Represented
On the Gridiron.
Nelson, Formerly Of the University
OF Nebraska, VIII Be COach-PrOs-
poets for Squad Are Bright.

Ihat George Washington will have q
football team this fan is now an assured
fact
After weeks Of indecision. Dr. Phillips.
dean Of the medical department and head
Of the advisory board Of athletics Of the
university, last night notified Manager
Ban and Capt Cunning that the uni
versity would put a team in the field
The announcement viii be greeted with
JOY by the student body.\who were afraid
for time that the school would not be
represented on the gridiron, and that all
the institution has done in the last few
years toward demanding recognition in
athletics would be allowed to 20 for
Raught.
Nelson. formerly Of the University Of
Nebraska, has been selected TO coach the
team, and he viii assume his duties on
September r. on which date the squad
VIII come out for its first practice. In
the meantime Capt Cunning will round IN
the players and get them in line for the
pretenuous schedule that Manager Ball
has arranged for the team.
Through the efforts Of Manager Ball.
E. c. Wilson, who managed the football
team last fall. has been appointed as
graduate manager. and will assist Mana
ger Ball in his duties this year.
Capt. Cunning said last night that the
prospects for the team were exceedingly
bright, and from the outlook at present
the Hatchetites would have the strongest
team that ever represented the univer-
sity since this branch OF the sport was
first entered into.
George Washington's first game is with
Cornell at Ithaca, on September %, and
Coach Nelson expects TO have the team
IN such shape by that time as to give
the New Workers hard rub for the
game.
The complete schedule as arranged by
Manager Ball is as follows:
September 2-C0Tueu al Ithaca
October 5-Lehigh at home
October 2-Nestcn Maryland at home
October l9-Swarthmore st Swarthmore.
October 8-Rand5lph- Macon at home.
November "A. ana n CoIisge 40 home.
November e-Cath0ic University al home
November l6-V. 2 l. AZ BIacksburg
November l-Hillan0Fa az haTne.
November S-GeorgetoWn az Georgetown
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
KAUFMAN WHIPS SHRECK.
Bout at San Fran
cisco Lasts hut Seven.

San Francisco, Aug. 29.-Al Kaufman
was given the decision over Mike
Schreck in the seventh round of to-night's
fight.
He had Schreck whipped in the sixth
round. and at the beginning of the
seventh landed a heavy right in the pit
Of the stomach
No skill was shown by either man.
though the fight was very fast
Kaufman had all the best Of the fight
ing
The twenty-round fight attracted a
large crowd at the Auditorium Rink
Both men were in fine condition, Schreck
weighing 195 and Kaufman 30.
The betting was 10 to Z, with Schreck
ruling favorite. but many played the
short end. confident that Kaufman's I'M
provement in speed would bring him the
money.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
CENTRAL LEAGUE.

At Grand Ranids-Grana Rapids, q Springfield. /.
At Terre Haute-Terre Haute. / Canton p
At Evausyille-EyansVille 0; Wheeling, 2
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
LOCAL PLAYERS FARE BADLY.
Lose Four Out OF Six Matches at PO-
tOmac Tennis Tourney.

Cumberland, Nd, Aug 29-Washing-
tonians did not fare very well in the
second day Of play Of the annual tennis
tourney of the Potomac Club. OF the six
sets that Washington players participai-
ed in, two were won and four were lost.
In the mems singles. Mr. Gordon. OF
Washington. defeated Mr. De Grange
So; 81; s.
In the women's singles. Miss Grove.
Of Frostburg, defeated Miss Smith. OF
Washington, 60; 90; and Miss Cochran.
Of Cumberland, defeated Miss Keuarman,
Of Washington, 81; o.
The mixed doubles brought forth vic
tory and TWO defeats for Washington
players. Mr.. Dickey and Miss KeIlerman.
of Washington. lost to AIr Biays and
Miss Dyer Cd; 6-1. and Mr. Gordon, Of
Washington and Miss Cochran. defeated
DR.. Murray and Mrs Lowudes g.. O..
In the last match Mr.. Ge0ghegan. OF
Washington and Miss Smith, lost 10 II.
H. D!ekey and Miss Harlan. 6-1; 6-l.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
Mems Summer TOggery
At Our Final Clearance Sale.

" If you need high-grade Furnishings and ap-
" pFeciaie getting them at real, legitimate re-
" oaetIons, you'll attend our sale and get them
now.
TYSSONSKI BROS, 72s 18th St.H.W.
nhlt AaEeEs Ageaes Dr.. JaezsTs underwear.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Washington, ,; Boston, =.
Washington, =; Boston I.
New York, B; Philadelphia, 2.
Cleveland. 4; Chicago, 1.
Detroit, 4; 81. Louis, 3.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
BROOKLAND TEAM WINS.
Defeats Columbia Athletic Club in 8
Five-inning Game.

Br0okland scored its forty-fourth vic
tory yesterday afternoon. defeating the
Columbia Athletic Club by 70 l in fiye-
inning game. Shipley and Fulcher were
the opposing pitchers. and although the
latter was nit the harder. the work of
Snipley's team mates saved him from
possible defeat. TansilTs work in center
being especially creditable.
COlUmbia's solitary run was the result
OF a base on balls in the first inning, a
steal. and A JUlliens poor throw. The
latter retired in this inning on account OF
an injured thumb.
BTookland victory was the result OF
goOd stick work in the third and fourth
innings when they landed on Fulcher fOr
four singles and a double. Tansill. James
Sullivan. Rodier, and Simons led in the
fielding for Bro0kland. Tansili also led his
team at bat. getting two hits. Catches by
\. Sullivan ard Taylor kept BrOOkland' S
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
WANTS TO PLAY FOR TITLE.
DrOOkIand Team May Meet Winner
Of Posf-season Series.

In answer to the challenge that Man-
eyer Wells c. Harren. OF the Brookiand
baseball team sent 20 the amateur base
ball commission in regard to playing the
winner Of the present post-season series
for the championship of the District,
treasurer W. c. Thacher. Of the commits
sion. wrote to Manager Harrell and in
formed lin that the matter would be
brought up at the next meeting O. the
commission.
Manager Harrells claim to right TO
Eght for the amateur championship is
based on the fact that his team has won
f0rty-fOur games this year, some Of them
with teams Of the caliber Of the Wheaton
Md team. from which BroOkland took
two OF a series of three games
Manager Harrell does not see why the
fact that his team was not in any of
the leagues should prevent it from gaining
the coveted title OF champions of the Dis
trict, provided il can defeat the winner
OF the post-seas0n series
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30


In the second game. Walter Johnson,
the Weiser wizard, opposed Ralph Dart
mouth Glaze. and it was a pitchers duel.
Glaze showed better form than ever be
fore. and let the Nationals down with
four hits-two in the nrst inning. and the
other two in the second inning. But
Walter Johnson was also pitching some.
Although Boston made two more hits
than Washington, the Idaho wonder was
an enigma during the greater part Of the
game, and was especially fortunate in re-
ceiving brilliant support in the field.
With two gone IN the first, Congalton
ripped off 4 triple 20 the right field fence,
and counted on Unglaub's single For
Washington, Milan started proceed Gings by
smackng a double 10 left and making
third on Ganley's bunt towards third. A
long fly by Delehanty scored the Kansas
outiielder.
In the third it was nothing but a spec
tacular throw to the plate by Ganley that
kept Boston from scoring Barrett singled
and was sacrificed TO second. C0ngHton.
on a hit and run. poked one beyond Can
ley in left field. and an odds were in
favor Of Barrett scoring, but the cap
tain's throw was as true as a die. and
Block tagged Barrett a foot from the
rubber
In the fifth the Nationals won the game.
Altizer. the first batter. was franked
Tony Smith bunted toward the pitcher
nd when Glaze tossed To first AltiZer did
not stop but sprinted on to third, and
reached the base just ahead of the throw
from Unglaub Kahoe flied to left, and a
perfect return to the plate was ruined
by Shaw dropping the ball This gave
Washington the deciding tally.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30

The pennant winning Aloysius Crew Of
the Capital City League. will play the
Ninth Street Christian Church team
which finished second in the Sunday
School League at Thirteelth and d streets
northeast, this afternoon at O'clock.
Manager Luitich will probably work Ede-
lin and Baggette, while Manager Connor.
OF Ninth, will assign Gray OF Balser
and Broome to do the heavy work for
the Sunday School Leaguers.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.


To-morrows game viii be called at
Hughes OF Oberlin viii probably pitch
to-day.
Jim Delehanty was right there with
the willow in the first game, getting
/ three hits.
Altizer passed up three chances to drive
in runs in the first game, but finally de-
liYered the goods
After the Nationals return from New
( York for the closing series Of the season
the games viii be called at o'clock.
Jack Warner reported yesterday. He
Gtd not jump into his tOgs. but expects
to be ready to work in a few DAYS
"Cy7 Young has returned to Boston
for rest, so he win not pitch against
the Nationals during the present series
Charley Jones misjudged a low fly from
Barrett's bat in the fourth inning of the
first game and the clout went for a
triple.
IN the fourth inning of the second game
/ Ganley stumbled and fell going after
a fly, but recovered himself in time
TO spear the bah.
Work on the new clubhouse will start
to-day. Instead Of building in right field
the new house viii be built against the
fence in center field.
Francis, the pitching phenom from Wis
consin, has not yet reported and in fact.
( Cantiilon has had no word from the
young one since the deal was closed.
One Of tho beauties of AIilan's batting
IS that he seems to be able to place the
ball anywhere Two of his hits were to
right field, one to center, and the other
to left.
The Maps are showing the fans that
they are still in the running for the
bunting Should they defeat Chicago
again to-day they viii so ahead of the
SOx
Says a Cleveland exchange: 'Tf Toe
CanullOn isn't up in the first division
next season. it will not be for lack of
excellent new baseball talent In Tony
Smith at short, Cantill0n has a man who
looks another Bobby Wallace. He
makes the throw from short left field ag
easily as from second to first. gets every
thing that comes his way even when
they come fast enough to turn him com
pletely around, as one vicious smash did
Wednesday. He can hit. too. as shown
by the two swats he got off CIarkson
Thursday
"Blankenship earned his salary for two
more seasons remarked Manage. Nc
Aleer Of the Browns, TO the SDorting
News man, when he signed johnson for
Washington. I never saw a kid with more
than he displayed. OF course. he is still
green, bur when he has a little experi-
ence he should be one of the greatest
pitchers that ever broke into the game
lie has terrific speed and a motion
which does not put much strain on his
arm. And this will improve as he goes
along believe the Washington club
has reasons for feeling elated over the
securing Of johnson, for he certainly
looks good.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
NEWPORT TENNIS CONCLUDED.
Miss IseIin and Mr.. lie Roy Won the
Mixed Doubles.

Newport. r. l.. Aug 29.-The mixed
double tennis tournament, which was be-
gun at the Newport Casino on Wednes-
day, was concluded this afternoon by the
playing of the semi-finals and the final
match This was won by Miss Nora IseIin
and Robert lie Roy in straight sets over
Miss Marian Fenno and ]. r. Carpenter.
jr. The summary:
Mixed doubles-semi-fnals Miss Mar
ian Fenno and J. r. Carpenter. jr., beat
Miss Edna Barger and Theodore r. Pell
6-S, 81, Ga; Miss Nora Iselin and Rob
ert lie Roy beat Mrs. Barger Wallach and
Semp Russ, Ga, S-6.
Mixed doubles-fnals Miss Nora Iselin
and Robert LIE Roy beat Miss Marian
Fenno and J. R. Carpenter. jr.. Ga. Sc
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
new ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lowell-First gsme-I,oweil. }: HsTerhiIl. s
Second eame-LOwell. o: Haverhill 9
At Fsu Riyer-Fall River 2; Lynn ;
At Brockton-Brockton, s; Lawrence. :.
1t New BedfoTd-New Bedford 1: Fail River s.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30

tlrst base by errors-BOstOn. l. First
base on ba!ls-Of Glaze, 2 Struck out
By Johnson .; Glaze, 3. Three-base hit
COngaton- Two-5ase hit-Milan. Sacri-
nce hlts-Sullivan, Smith % Stolen
base-Aitizer. Hit by pitcher-By Glaze,
!, JmpireS-Messrs Sheridan and Staf-
ford. Time Of game-1 hour and y min
utes.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
Walk AND RUEDY WIN FINALS.
Ezra Gould Beats d. H. smith in Y.
VI c. A. Tennis Tournex.

Walk and Ruedy beat Oren and Dun
can, Is; e-S; 10; in the final round
Of doubles in the tennis tournament of
the Y. NJ. C. A. which is in progress
on the courts of the Association at
Twenty first and B streets northwest.
The final round of the singles proved
Ezra Gould to be the superior Of D. H.
Smith, the former winning in straight
sets. The consolation matches have not
as yet been played
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30

Earned runs-Cleveand 2 First base by errors-
Cleveland J.; Chicago. 3 Left on bases-CleyeIand
3; Chicago, g. First base on baIls-Of JOSS l. cfF
smith, l. Struck 0ut-By Joss &: BY Smith a
Hone run-Laioie. Two-base hits-Hahn. Davis
Hickman. Sacrifice hit-Lajoie stolen base-Tur-
ner. Umpirc-Mr Connolly Time Of pame-I bour
and 3 minutes. Attendance-5aI
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30

First base by erTurs-C Cincinnati, = Boston . LEFT
on bases-Cincinnati. 10 Boston. 6. First base or
balls-On Hit 3; OF Boultes. .; on LindamaB.
Struck out-Ily Hit. 4 By Boultes /; by Linda
man. Home runs-Kane. Brain Threc-hase hits
beaumont. Dobert TWo-hsse hits-Husgins Mitch
ell, CAMEL Sacrifice hits-Ganzel Mowrey Kruger
Stolen bases-Ksnb, Beaumont. Double piay-Brid.
well to Tenney. Passed ball Needham. Umpires-
MesIs- Flaherty and Weimer Time oi game-l
hour and q minutes AtteAdance-l,s9
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
ENGINEERS ARE DEFEATED.
81. Theresa's Team Downs the Sol
diers in a Six-round Go,

The St Theresa's team. of the Mar
quette League, defeated the Engineer
Corps nine in six-inning go on the St.
Elizabeth grounds by TO g.
Phipps did fine work at first for ST.
Theresa's. and Chapel starred for the
Engineers. Nicholson made a great catch
Of a fly IN deep left
The Engineers will have chance 10
get back al St Theresa's Monday after
noon when the teams will meet on the
Barracks grounds.
Saturday the Engineers will play the
strong. b.. P. & w outft. and Sunday
will meet the Navy team. both games TO
be PLAYED AZ the Barracks. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
Fort Erie.
FIRST RAcE-Three-quarters Q. mile; for all
ighths Of a mile; two-year-

.ishths Of a mile; three
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE

At Williamsport- iIamsport 10. Wilmington. 4.
At LancasteT-Lancaster. 8; Altoona. 4
At Harrisburg Harrisburg 6; Reading l.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
sTANDNG oF THE rEAnIs.

New York, Aug. 29-Hogg was in diff
ficulties several times to-day. but he
pitched himself free from all of them
and the New Yorks won by hitting Plank
ut the right time Laporte leading with
the stick Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
DETROIT IN THE NINTH.
Batting Rally with One Out Beats
st. Louis.

Detroit Aug. 29.-By a great batting
rally in the ninth inning to-day Detroit
won and drove Glade who up TO that
time had pitched grand BAH, TO the stable
and when Big BIZ Dineen succeeded him
he found none out a tie game, and two
on bases. He hit the first -batsman with
a pitched BAN and the second one hit him
for single, and two runs resulted.
Seorc-
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30

First base by sTTors-BrooklanG. J. Left on bases
Brookiand, :; c. A. C., 8. First base on balls-Of
Shiplsy. &; Of Fulcher. J. Struck out-By Shipley
2; by fglcher. 2 TWobase hit-Rodler. Sacrifice
hlts-Sim0ns. Shipiey Stolen bases-Jamss Suiii-
van. z. Julien Wilson. Taylor. Bradley. Hit BY
pitcher-By Shipsy 2; BY FulcheT / Passed balls
Bradley %. UmPire-Mr. Brooks Time OF game
S. minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30

-Batted for Coushlin in eighth inning.
IRAN for Rcssman In ninth inning
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30

taTned rlns-LngneeTs 3 Forst base by errors
Engineers !; St TheTesa's. G; Left On bases-En-
gineers, 5; St Theresas. ). First base on balls
Od Riston, l. OF Moore. Hits made-Of Ristnn
); OF Moore, g. StrucS out-By Ristun, 9: by
Moore. s. TWO-baSs hit-Nicholson. Stolen bases
Engineers Il; ST. Theresa's 8 Hit by pitcher-By
Riston. 2; By Moore, ? Wild pitch-MooTe. Passed
bail-Aisthieson- UmpiFs-Mr. Pumplrey Time Of
game-55 MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30

7
First base by Boamingdale A. Congressionals
g Left on bases -Bloomingdale, 5; CongreSsionaIs
l. First base on balls-0f Walsh, /: Of Thompson
]. Innings pitched-By Green, 2-3; by Walsh. Is
BY Green. .: by Walsh. 1 by Thompson, 4 Two
base hits-Freeman. Walsh, Lodge. Sacrifice hit
KreameT. Stolen bases-Perry o.. Green o. Avery
Freeman MarsiOB. Fegan Nan, Walsh. Hit by
pitcher-By Green l. Passed balls-Doun, l L se
l. Umpire~Mr. Lewis. Time Of game-l hour and
IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30

7 Ifst D0se Uy eTr0rs-NeW I0rk. y PhlIacclphia J.
Left on bases-New York Z; Philadelphia g. First
base on balloon Hogg 6. of Plank. ?; on Barley
J.. Hits made-Oh Plank Z; OF Bartley. l. Struck
0ut-By Hogg 9: by Plank 6; by BARLEY. l. Three
base hit-Lap0rte. TWo-base ht-Laporte. sacTi-
fee hits-Laporte. Hosg stolen bascs-Chase Cd
Norarity. Duuble play-WilliaIus TO Conroy TO
M0rarity. Hit hy pi'cher-By Hogs / Wild
ultChes-Hogg. ] BARLEY J. Passed ball-Powers
UmpiTc-Mr. OLoughlin Time Of game hours
and % minutes. Atteudancc-i0 600.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30

Earned uEs-Electncal. 5; Collectors, 3. First
base by errors-CCllectors, 2 Electrical 9 Left IN
/ bases-ElcctTical. First base on balls-O6 Mer-
riil, . Of kuile ? Struck out-By Merrill. 7. bv
kulle. 9. ThTee-base Hutchinson Two-base hits
SEyser. hearney Stolen bases-Camalier. Randolpb
Kern. Doing. Passed balls-Smyser. ? Umpire-
Ar. Moss Tine Of game-l hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-30
REDS SWAMP BEANEATERS.
Cincinnati Has No Trouble i'm Dis
posing of Boston.

Boston. Aag. 29.-cincinnati swamped