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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Jersey City-JeFsey City. ); Toronto. L
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winchcster Bests stauntOn.

SIeclah 10 Inc washington Herald
Winchester, Va, July 24.-Winches-
ter outplayed the stanton (Va.) team
at all points again to-day, whitewash-
ing them. Is to 0. Halls curves We're
70 the liking of the locals, who pound
ed out eighteen hits. The visitors er-
rors were numerous and costly Bat
teries: Winchester-Baker, Sinner.
Woodward, and Luhn. Staunton-Han
and Hoover. The Hagerstown team
viii play here tomorrow. their first
appearance here this season.
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BALI PLAYER JUMPS TO DEATH.
Jones, Former Brown Varsity Man,
Victim of Typhoid DeIirium.

Wilson. n. c., July 24.-News reached
here this afternoon that zones. Tarboro's
efficient shortstop. who has been in the
Tarboro Hospital with typhoid fever, In
a moment of delirium, while the nurse
was out of the room, jumped from the
second story TO the ground, sustaining
injuries from which he died later
He was n Brown University man, and
with almost the entire university team.
signed with Tarboro.
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Earned runs-St Louis. !. washington.
3. First base by errors-St. Louis, l.
First base on ball5-Oh Patten 8; of
Morgan, /. Struck Out-By Patten. 2; by
Morgan. p Three-base hits-Clymer. Gan
ley. Stone. Two-base hits-Delehanty. T.
Jones. Sacrifice hits-Ganley. Shipke
Double plays-Pickering 10 T. Jones Hit
by pitcheT-By Patten. L Umpire-A1r.
Evans. Time OF game hours and min
utes.
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Totals $500. ssZj
Winning run scored with one man ont.
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Battsres-Waish and Cooper: Murray. Hook
Evans and SturdeTant Umpire-MI. Handiboe.
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Earned runs-Chicago. !; Philadelphia. First
base By erroTs-Chicaso, J. Philadelphia. l. Left on
hases-Chicago. 5; Philadelphia O. First base on
eals-On Naddel, 2 OH Paterson l. Struck out
by WaddeN 3: by Paterson. ; Three-base hit
Hartscl. TWo-base Unfolding Stolen base
Jones, Hit BY pitcher-By Wodden. j; b. Paterson.
l. Umpircs-3Iessls Sheridan aud Stafford Time
Of camel hour and IS minutes Attendance, 459
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Three Straight from Portsmouth.

Special 10 The Warrington Herald.
Norfolk Va. July 24-Norfolk made il
three straight from Portsmouth this aft
ernoon, taking the game by to l. The
pitching OF Bertrand and the Ineffective
ness OF his opponent in the box decided
the contest Shuman pitched a good game
until the sixth inning. when he was
pounded numerically. Score:
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hand and Jones tailed. Niles poked
single into right. and after Hemphill had
flied out to Altizer, George Stone tripled
to left, which scored three runners. With
two down, a man on third, and one run
needed to tie It up McAleer sent Butler
in TO hit for Pickering; but the best the
substitute hitter could do was to send
grass-cutteT to Altizer who threw him
out. and Washington had won the game.
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First base by errors-St. D5minios ?; Trinity, 2
Left on bases-St Dominic's. &: Trinity, 3 First
base on bals-On Auester, ! of Buscher. 4. In
Hings pitched-By -IIuscIer. J; BY Birch, !; By
Clark. 3 Hits made-Of BCscher. ! of Birch ,:
of CLARK, !. Struck out-By Buscher l: BY Birch.
j; By Clark. 2 Home ulns-Finley. 2 Two-base
hits-Muln, RisSon, Hughes. Mess o.. stolen bases
Heinrich. Buscher, Hubbard. MCGEE, Finley Aul-
lin. Hit By pdtcher-By Aliester. l. Passed ball
Chamberlain. Umpire-Alr. Mccain. Tine Of game
i hour and 80 minutes.
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First base by errors-G. p O., l. Auantics. l.
Left on bases-G. r. o.. g. Atlantcs, g. First base
on balls-Of Bcrhans 2: OF Kicker. l. Struck out
b. BerhsDl 3 TW0-hase lits-Noyes. c. sab Nc
dahon, RicEer, Smith, Crandan, Spalding, Nc
Donald %. Sacrifice hits-yI. S-lh Mcdonald
Stolen bases-DraeEer Tuner Umpne-SIr. La
Favor. Time Of gamc-i hour and g minutes.
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Earned Tuns-Bethaugs z; X ]. IL, l. FIRST base
by err0rs-Bethsny. 4; r. l. NJ. J. lift 90 bases
Bethany, 4: r. I. n. 5. First base on bails-OT
kidwel ;; OF Finn.gan, l. Struck Out-By KID
Well. :: hy Finnigau. Il Three-base h!ts-rollins
Garner. Dnsld. TWo-hasc hits-IiuiE Tracy. SaCTi.
fee hit-Wynkoop. stolen basss-wooden. SoudeE
Alrey. Wild pitch-Fiunisan- UmpTe-Mr. Keefe.
Time Of game-l hour and % minutes.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
bethany Aggregation Defeated r. 1.
NJ In Exciting Game.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
To-day's game-Ninth Va Waugh.

The Bethany team defeated r. ]. NJ.
In an exciting game in the Sunday
School League yesterday; score, 5 TO l.
Finnigan and Kidwell, the opposing
slabmen. pitched good ball for their re-
spective teams. The former struck out
fourteen and allowed eleven hits, while
the latter allowed only FIVE hits and
famed seven.
Bethany's victory makes the team tie
with Ninth for the lead.
THE ofHoF-H CORE
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WADDELL STILL AT IT.
Nearly BIanked the Champion sOx
In Opener.

hits in the seventh inning. the Philadel-
phia team defeated the Chicago's in the
opening game. Waddell was at his very
best. and would have scored a shut-out
but for a misunderstanding between Davis
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First base By rors-Congressionals, a. lexington.
Left on s-Congressi0nals 9; lexington 3
First base on balls-Of' Callahan, l. Struck out
By RhOman. y; by Callahan. J. Twobase hits
Pullman. Hayden, Lodge Sacrifice hits-Yaeger
Rhoman %. stolen bascs-Yaeger. Fague. Perry,
Lodge. WOHen. Thompson. Newman HAYDEN Hit
by pitcher-By Callahan. !. Passed ball-Puliman
UmpiFe-Mr. Glunt Time of game-l hour and 40
minutes.
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Totals $500. 6I42iH
'Batted for Bernhard in eighth.

First base hy erT0rs-New 1ork, j Cleveland, I.
Left on bases-New York 5: Cleveland O. First
base on balls-Of JOSS. /; OF Bernhard. I. Hits
made-0f JOSS. in innings of Bernhard. in
TWO innings: OF Liebhardt. l in ] inning Struck
oat-By Chesbro, 3; by JOSS, p oy Bernhard 3; by
Liebhafdt !. Home run-Chase Three-base hits
LapoEte CHESHIRE. Clark q. TwO-hase hits-Will-
Jams. Stoyan. Joss. Sacrifice bits-Birningham. .
Stolen bases-Chase, O'Brien. Double play-stoyan
TO Clark Umpires-Alessrs. Hurst and Connolly.
Time Of game hours Attendance. 400.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
2; Roanoke, =.
Norfolk. ~ Portsmouth, L.
DanViIIe, 12J LyDchburG, o..
TO-DAY's CANES.
DnnVIlIe at Norfolk.
Portsmouth az Richmond.
Roanoke at LyDcbbuFg.
sTANDING oF THE TEAlIs
DANvnLE, u; LYNCHBURG, 0.
Home Team Has It's Own Way in
Comedy Game OF Rail-.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Danviile. Va. July 24-Danville played
rings around Lynchburg here this after
noon. and piled up a dozen runs in a
shut-Out game Murray. who pitched the
hrst five innings, was lift almost at Will
and had the raukest kind of support
After tie fourth inning the game was
more Of a comedy than professional base
ball. Walsh. who won his game yester-
day, pitched again to-day Tor Danville,
allowing only two hits. one OF which was
d hunt He was given great support, and
the visitors never had q chance 70 score
Score:
Il. II =
Danville.-..-........ 2s420 x-l2 "A !
Lynchburg. o 0 0 0 o 90 3
Battsnes-Walsh and Cooper: Murray. Hooker
Evans. and Sturdevsnt Umpre-MI. Handiboe.
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Earned runs-Ilistrict League, I; Police, l. First
base By erTors-District League. 5; Police. J. Left
on bases-District League. 5; Police. 4 First base
on balls-Of Merrill. s: of America. ; Struck
out-By Me7ill. 1: BY America :. Three-base hit
Whiting. Twobase hits-KcaTney. Breen Sacrifice
hits-DaTis. Gaaield. Lay Stolen bases - Ehlers.
Grant. Merrill Lay ~, Whiting 81. America Hit
By pitcher-By Merrill. l. Wild pitches-America.
Merrill 81. Passed balls-Billingsey Dirk I'm
pire-Air schondeu Time OF game-i hour and Is
minutes
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Hsrtford-Firxt game Hartford. 2: New Len.
don, l. Second game-Hartford. J.; New Londoa, G.
AZ New Hayen-Waterbury, :; New Haven. 2
At SpTingfeld-SpTingfeld. /: Bridgeport, 2
AtNorWich-NorTich. :. Holyoke. :
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USE UP THREE PITCHERS.
And Then Maps Fail to Stop the
HighIanders.

New York, July 24-There was wicked
walloping on the hill to-day. and the New
York's beat Cleveland by punching their
hits better Chesbro always braced when
a hit would have put the Cleveland's
ahead. Score:
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Acknowledgements. s.. Atlanta. s.
At Nashyllle-New Orleans ?; Nashville. !.
At 8IontEomeTy-Ai Montgomery 5: Little Rock 2
At Birmingham 90 First game. birmingham.
Shreveport, 0. Second game; Birmingham,
Shreveport O.
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NEW york STATE LEAGUE.

At Wilkesbarre-Syracuse. 6: WiIkesbafre. =
At Observation-Disclosures. s; A.. ]. and G., Ten.
hbitiOn Famei.
ton, 2 Second game; Scranton ;; Binghamton,
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Observation-Disclosures

At Denver-Omahs, 9; Denver. )
At Sioux City-LinColn. !: Sioux City. S.
At Pueblo-Dss MONIES. I6. Pueblo &
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FiTBt ana N streets northeast At el5.
BY dropping three thrown balls at the
home plate yesterday in the game with
the Atlantics. Smith, catcher for Govern
ment Printing Office, lost the game TO the
Atlantics by to S.
Uncle Sans compositors jumped TO the
front and held a lead OF four runs until
the fifth session, when Smith and Berhans
both weakened and the North fasteners
took the top. notch. In the first hall of
the seventh the Printers tied UP the game,
but in the last half, with one out and
man on second, McAahOn hit in the
crowd, and Smith muffed the home throw,
giving the Atlantics the game. J. Salb's
catch Of a hot liner and Cars assist at
the home plate were features.
The .f}IaFaIe
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rs Wagner Two-hase hits = Barrett. Payne
Crawford knight. Stolen base-Wkgner. Double
plsys-Sobb 10 Rossman; Wagner 20 Ungaub Wild
pitch-Donoyan. Uuipire-Mr. O'Loughlin Time Of
game-l hour and e minutes Attendance, 5.SSs
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

AT Fall River-Fall River. ); Lawrence. O.
st New Bedf0rd-New Bedford 6; Lowell, !
At HsyeyhHl-Haverhill. 5; LINN. 4
At Worces,er-Bfockt0u &; Worcester, (ssTeutesa
i8ningsi.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

AZ Macon-Aususts, :; Macon. .
81 CharlestoD-Charlest0n, .; Columbia. /
At SaTannah-Savannah, 8; Jacksonville, .
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Lanoaster-ReadnR 10; Lancaster. l.
At WiIiamsport - First game: WiIliamsport u
Johnstown, . Second game: Wilhsnsport, 3; Johas-
town. !.
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A. Kansas City-Ksnsss City, s; Toledo ;
A. Alinneapoli Indianapolis. Z: Minneapolis, L
At MlEaukee-LouisFille. 2; Milwaukee. L
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Special 20 The Washington Herald
Roanoke. Va. July 24-Roanoke and
Richmond made 1t a tie in eleven in
ninss, the play being stopped TO let
the visitors catch a train. The fea-
lures were AIorrissey's pitching for
Roanoke. Probes batting for Roanoke
and Hobbs pitching for Richmond
Score:
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START With VICTORY
Nationals Take the Opening
Game from the Browns.
CLOSE CALL IN THE NINTH

st. Louis Gets Five Runs in Last
Session, but Fall One run Shy OF
Winning the Game-Patten Pitched
a Pretty Game-Shtplze and CIymer
Bow TO Local Random.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Trinity Was Taken Into Camp by
ST. DOminic's.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
To-day's gams-St. Peters IS St. Thomas,
Thirty-5fth and streets northwest.

To-days gsmr-st. Peters rs St. Thomas, at
Thirty-1fth and 5 streets northwest.
For the second time this season Trinity
lost TO the St Dominics club at Olympia
Field yesterday. by to 6. in hotly con-
tested eight-inning game
The batting and catching OF Finley. OF
the winners. was the feature. Besides
catching brilliant game. he knocked out
two home runs and single.
Dove, in right field for the losers, and
Taylor, on first for ST. Dominic's. played
gilt-edge ball.
Catcher Chamberlain, of Trinity, was
hit by pitched ball, and It is feared his
nose is fractured
The official score.
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A batting rally in the eighth inning
was all that saved the lexington team
from a shutout yesterday at Brook
land. when the Congressionals defeated
them, 10 to 4, due to Rhoman's excel
lent twirling and the good support &C
corded him by his teammates.
Callahan, Of lexington, was batted
hard at opportune stages. The official
score.
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PILGRIMS HIT BALL HARD.
Superior Stick Work Gives MCGUIRE
ties Victory Over Detroit.

Boston. July 24.-BostOn beat the Tigers
to-day by hitting the bali better. Wag-
ner's triple in the ninth inning. followed
by Tannehilrs single. gave the locals
the winning tally Scor,:
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Earned runs-Hyattsville, 3; Brentwood. First
base on errors-Brentwood, 8 Left ca bases-Hy-
attsTillc. 5; brentwood, G. First base on balls
on Edeleu. ;; Of Kerr, l. Iwohase hits-A.
Leakin. Holman. Hooks Sutton. Threc-bas hit
Darnall. Double plays-Handiboe 20 Hurley to Man
gum; Edelen 10 Marglm Rogers 70 Herring Struck
oUt-By Edelen, 5; b. Kerr. 6. Stolen bases-Hur-
ley Geib Bryan, Bishop Sutton, Herring g. Vene-
mann ~. Kerr. Sacrifice hits-W. Handiboe. .
Hit by pitcher By Elelen. 7; by ken, 2 Passed
ball-Darnall Wild pitCl-Edelcn.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
EckingtOnE NeHrIy BIanked by Con-
GressiOnaIs Yesterday.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

To-day's game-Bloomingdale vs.. Brookland Meth
odist. at hcDevitt's, Rhode Island and Lincoln
avenues northeast.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
AtIantIcs Took Seven-inaing Game
from Printers by o TO &
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

To-day's Rame-SoutheTn Railway vs. Aloysius.
First and u streets northeast. at 5:l5.
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Special TO The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd, July 24-Shep-
herdstown defeated the Wabash Rail-
road club in an eIeven-inning game
here this afternoon. ? TO l. The game
was for the benefit Of NJ " Judd. an
cid ball player. who IS III, and will be
sent to Hot Springs Score:
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Commodore r. G.. DAVENPORT. retired. detached
Georgia, home
Commodore T. + SAWYER. retired continue CON-
mand Constellation and Naval Training Station.
Newport.
Commodore r. H. GAIT. retired. and Commodore
A. Y. WADHANlS. retired, continue navy yard,
Norfolk
Commodore c. G. BOWMAN. retired, continue com
mand Rhode Island.
Commoiore J. II. BULL. retired. continue com
mand Naval Training Station. san Francisco.
Capt. II. McCREA. detached Iowa, 10 command
Georgia.
CAPT. J. c. COLWELL. retired and Capt !. T.
PARKER. retired, detached Naval War College,
home
Cant. ". WINDER. retired and Capt W. g. CUT
LER. retired. continue navy yard. Boston.
Capt. ". F. HALSEY. retired, continue Bureau q
Equipment.
Commander C. S. sTANWORTH, retired. detached
California, home.
Commander W II. McGRANN. retired. continue
navy recruiting station Memphis.
Commander A. ", GRANT detached Naval Acad.
emy. 70 Naval War College
Commander " :. BENSON. detached Navy De
partment % duty as COmmandant Of midship-
men. Naval Academy
Commander g. MALLISON. retired. continue works
Newport News shiphuilding Company
Commander l. J. CLARK. retired. continue com
mand Annapolis.
Lieut. Commander A. c. McMECHAN. retired. de-
tached photographic 3a7oe Norfolk home.
Lieut. Commander G. WEBSTER. retired detached
Prairie. TO photographic Office NorfoIk
Lieuts D. 4. WEAVER and f. /. CHADWICK.
detached Iowa. % Prairie.
Lieut.. c. NJ TOZER, detached Albany 20 Pacific
fleet.
Ensign c. 5. MARSTON. detached Iowa. 10 Albany.
Asst Surg J. T MILLER to Rhode Island.
Boatswain T. JAMES detached Naval Training sta
tion. Newport % Potomac.
Boatswain ". HIGGINS, TO navy yard. League
Island.
Boatswain W JAENICKE, detached Potomac %
Lancaster. July g.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS-The following move
ments Of vessels have been reported 20 the Bl-
reau Of Navigation.
ATived-July 4, Brgtus az Newport News. Iuiy 5.
Glacier ar navy yard, New York Adams al
Thursday Island.
Sailcd-July s. Glacier from Tompkiusyille for navy
yard New York. July g. Dolphin from Watch
Hill. r. l., for New York.