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The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
YALE THE FAv0RITE.
College Baseball Critics Expect Blue
10 Win Championship.

New Haven. Conn. May u--Coach
Tommy Mccarthy, OF the Dartmouth
uine which has played both Yale and
Harvard. says there is no choice between
the Blue and the Crimson baseball teams
this year. He says Yale az the present
time is batting little better than Har-
ward III respect to catchers, both Jones
and CurrIer are excellent. Jones having
the advantage in batting. and he con-
siders Hartford and Meyer very evenly
matched in pitching
yale is unquestionably better in the
infield than Harvard, said the coach TO-
day. and the formers oUtdeld. too. seem
10 he able to cover more ground than
Haryard's and are practically sure OF
anything which comes within their terri
tory. In base running neither team has
the advantage"
Capt. Walker. Of the University OF ViT-
ginia nine. which has met both Yale and
Princeton this week, says, Considering
eVerything-the pitching. fielding. and bait
ting-the teams match up well though
Yale appears TO have a slight advantage.
PTincetOu's inheld is. as q whole. faster,
but in their batting ability compare evenly
with the Yale teams Outleld
When ". A. Lambeth, athletic adviser
az Virginia, was asked his opinion on the
result Of the Princeton series. ne
said: 7 believe that Yale viii win from
Princeton
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
THEIR FIRST FIGHT WAS FIXED
Previous 0'Brien-Burns Bout Was
Prearranged for Draw.
Philadelphia Issues Statement
Arrangements for Fake.

Los Angeles. Cal, May u.-Jack o Brien
has given out a statement regarding his
two nights with Burns. as follows:
The former O'Brien-Burns fight in Los
Angeles was framed 10 be a draw. Nc
Carey suggested this to me. and. of
course, ! was willing. I'm a commercial
man; l accepted It as business proposl-
ton. make no charges in this eonnec-
ton; I simply state that the first fight
here was slated TO be a draw Let them
deny that If they can. was 10 get IS. 500,
win. lose, or draw, and trusted to Ne
Carey 10 see that a draw decision was
rendered.
Now, as to this fight the other night,
McCarey promised me that he would post
the entire purse Of $4,000 If 1 would give
him my o L for $lS.0O0
This was to protect him from me in
case 1 won the night and demanded the
advertised share of the purse. He al
ready had Burns I o L for a similar
amount.
Burns says I went out to his house
and framed the thing for him to get out
between the eighth and eleventh rounds.
There is no truth in this / did go out 10
his place, but IL was In relation to some
theatrical dates which secured for him
in the East l was not the one VINO
broached the subject Of fixed fight The
man who did so is Tom McCarey When
came down from San Francisco the
last time McCarey said he wanted 10
know what all my roar was about
told him that my hands We're bad, and
while I want 70 get the money as much
as anybody, / do not think / am justified
in taking a chance with a tough young
fellow like Burns, who feels that he Is
my master, and will, therefore, be all the
harder to lick.
'AIcCarey said need not worry on that
score. Why. said ne, Burns is willing
10 flip coin to see which one Of you
goes out I said. Not for mine Then
McCarey said he could hx IL for Burns to
go out to me. Tommy Is a young fellow.
said McCarey and he can fight again and
come up the line He can fight with Jim
Flynn Then McCarey made me promise
that ! would not meet Fill Squires in San
Francisco, and Burns promised the same
thing This was my real reason for re-
fusing to sign up to meet Squires.
''McCarey told me that Burns would
carry out the agreement for $500 which
/ was 70 give him out Of my 50 per cent
Of the gross. My understanding was that
/ was to get $4,000 and 8 per cent on the
side, but when I got down here McCarey
0aid that was not right. / was to get 80
per cent Of the gross or I could guarantee
Burns $4,000 out of 50 per cent and take
what was left for myself
Il never knew what Burns was to get.
I suppose he had some understanding
with McCarey, and the report that he got
$4,000 is all nonsense. Why, all l got
was $3.50 for my end-50 per cent of the
grOss-and Nolan had a tough time get
ting that l argued with McCarey that
/ could not afford to take So per cent and
give Burns $4,000 out of It, and then Ne
Carey said that IL I would take 30 per
cent or the gross and pay Burns $500
for going out he would take care Of the
$4,000, and that is where / lost sight Of
the Burns end Of the financial arrange
ments."
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
LOWE AND OTTO IN A DRAW.
Washington hoy Lands More Blows,
but Less Effective Ones.
Special to The Washington Herald.


Philadelphia, Pa, May lin the semi
wind-up at the National A. C. tonight.
Tommy Lowe. of Washington, and Young
Otto, Of New York. were the principals.
Lowe knew Of Ctto's hitting powers and
played on the defensive for the most part.
Otto also showed little inclination to mix
il up.
The first three rounds were slow Otto
having the better of them. He landed his
terrific right several times. and made
Lowe double cautious. In the fourth Lowe
clipped Otto's jaw, and the New Yorker
fell to the floor, but was up Immediately.
Lowe attempted to rush matters, but re-
ceived a dazing blow to the head, which
made him careful again.
Lowe cut Otto's nose with lefts in
the fifth, and the New Yorker once coun-
tered hard with his right 10 the Jaw. and
shook up Lowe. The sixth was very tame
and few clean wallops were landed. Lowe
landed more blows than Otto during the
bout but the New Yorker put more
steam behind his leads and counters, and
a draw would have been a fair decision.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
B0WKER TO FIGHT. AGAIN.
VIII Meet Jim DriscOH on May 81
for a side Bet.

London. England. May 11.-Jem Bowker.
the well-known -feather-weight, who has
been seeking a match with Abe Attell,
the feather-weight champion of this coun-
try has been matched to meet Joe DrIs-
coll, another English feather-weight, for
twenty rounds at 12s pounds, before the
National Sporting Club of London. Eng
land, on May 27
The boys will battle for a purse OF
l,-oo which viii be split 75 per cent to
the winner and . per cent to the loser,
and q side bet Of 1900. Driscou has de-
feated every man he has faced in tho
past year and is looked upon as being a
tough man even for Bowker.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Athletic Club by TO 4.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

". J. Pct W l. Pct
Aloysius .......2 @ Lp9 Columbia. KS
ST. stephens. 0 L0o Govt r. o.. SIS
Auantics-..,.. ] 800 southern hy... I 80
To-mouJw's Esme-Aloysius Ts. Government Print
ing Office. Fist and N streets northeast; game -.
The Government Printing once, with
Gordon pitching, managed 10 break into
the percentage column yesterday, down
ing the Columbia Athletic Club, 70 1.
Gordon was on the firing line for the
Pressmen, and. with men on bases. was
at his best He struck out seven Of the
Coiumblas, and gave but one pass. The
game was filled with spectacular plays.
Columbia pulled of two fast doubles. in
one Of which Babson yanked a liner down
with one hand and caught a runner of
second Cars work in the center garden
for the printers was easily the feature.
The Official score;
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PENN CREW SHAKEN UP.
First Changes of the Season Made in
Quaker Shells

Philadelphia, May 1.-THE first change
lin the University Of Pennsylvania crew
has been made by Coach Ellis Ward.
DoerIng, No. ], exchanged places with
Townsend No. 2
Rodgers has been moved 10 and kirk
patrick 10 3. The crew now rows Bow.
Townsend; ?. Doering; 3. Kirkpatrick: 4.
Rodgers; ., Hendrie; .. Walton: Z. Mills.
stroke. Ewing. The four and the octo-
pede roWed as usual
Steever has been transferred 10 the
varsity freshmen boat, which is now COM
posed OF: Bow, Woodhouse: ., HeisEer; g.
Stoever; I. Braddock; 5, Crooks. 6. Hof-
man; :, Ferguson; stroke Gawthrop.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
TRAvERs WINS AT PRINCETON.
Champion Defeats +. II. sFeAdOo in
the Invitation Tournament.

Princeton. n. J.. May i1.-Jerome D.
Travers. metropolitan champion. this
afternoon won the invitation tourna-
ment OF the Princeton Golf Club, de-
feating F. II. McAdoo. Princeton, 6
up and to 60 OF course. Travers out
elassed hts rival. and the result was
never In doubt. although McAdoo was
able to halve many holes.
The links were IN spongy condition
from last nights downpour which
with the high cold wind, made play
extremely difficult, Even Travers
fiubbed several times, as the balls
dropped dead and imbedded themselves
frequently. Travers won the sixth
hole, after all s0rEA Of mistakes.
through McAdoo's slipping up on
wee putt
In the second set Mcleod Thompson,
Altoona. Pa. beat G. E. Morse, Law
reneeviIIe School, up and 20 go.
In the third set, Prof. a, F, Jameson,
Lawrenceville School, beat J. Wood
ward, Newark, . up.
The handicap went to c. w. Hunt,
Princeton, who made 93-1G-SS. Other
best scores were: W. 7. West. Prince
ton. 90-5-s5; II. c. Jordan. 9S-7-g6; W.
]. Funk, 9S-10-SS; Ralph Peters, jr.,
Princeton, 9S-4-94
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
CHESS CHAMPION LOSES.
H. Liebenstein, of Baltimore, Defeats
v. n. SOurnin, of the District.


After winning two games of chess
from his opponent, in Baltimore, V. n.
Sournin, champion Of the District, and
president Of the Washington Chess.
Checker. and Whist Club. last night
dropped a game TO H. Liebenstein.
champion of Maryland, IN hfty-two
moves.
Both men put up a stia game. and It
was any mans game from the start.
At present Mr.. Sournin has the advan-
tage over his rival. but II the latter
keeps up the form in which he played
last night the local chess player will
have a tough tussie TO win.
There viii be another game played
here before the Baltimore man goes
back, and If Mr.. sournin comes on vic
torious. he VIII challenge mr. Moor-
man, the champion Of Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
B.n Team at earrett Park.

nlfelaI % Inc WashIngton Herald.
Rockville, Nd, May 1.-The Garrett
Park baseball team has organized for
the season with the following players.
William Kelly. captain and sbortstop,
John Kelly. pitcher and second base:
Clark Stoddard, catcher and first base,
Duke Oldaeld. third base; Harry Onutt.
catcher and second base. Edward Of
futt left field; James Defandorff. CEN
ter field; Walter Mulliean. right field;
Hilary Odutt, first base aad pitcher;
johnson HELEN. pitcher. :. B. Corn
b0rger is the manager.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
BerwyD Easy for laurel,
u 70 rhn AHa.l.in--.,r, HI

Special to The Washington Herald
Laurel. Nd. May 1.-THE Berwyn
baseball club was badly defeated by the
Laurel club here this afternoon. 2 TO 1.
This is the irst game won by Laurel
in the Prince George County Suburban
League.
Laurel Berwyn, and Hyattsville are
ali tied for second place. each having
won one and lost two games Brent
wood mas won all three games played.
The feature Of the game here to-day
was the batting OF Cassard, who got
three-bagger and a twe-bagger out or
two times up. The game only went
f.r-r
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
FACULTY TEAM WINS.
Pedagogues Down Central High at
Van Ness Park.

Central High and the High School
Faculty teams met at Van Ness Park
yesterday morning and played a hve-in-
ming game. which resulted s to 5 in favor
of the faculty.
This game was a preliminary OF the
game that Is TO be played between the
two teams next Saturday. Principal
Davis, of Business, was in the box for
the faculty and completely fooled the
schoolboys. McNeaTs batting and catch
ing was the feature Of the game. Lineup
of the teams
AIcCambridge. pitcher; Van. catcher; Don
nally. first base Smith, second base; Turton, short
stop; ~ Mcdonald. third base; TaggaTt night field;
Rodgers left neldi Haush, center field.
Faculty-DaYls pitcher. AlcNssl. catcher: Brookss
fFst base: Burkett. second base; CTandau short
stop; Boernstine third base; Mathews. right feld,
Hecox. Left field; Finckel center field.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
81. Joseph Defeats ss. Vincent q
loosely Played Game.

loosely Played Game.
ST. Joseph defeated ST. Vincent yes
terday In the third game Of the Mar
quette League championship series, by
to f.
II was st Joseph's FIRST appearance,
and Manager Leapiey's charges. while
they made five errors, showed a knowl.
edge Of the inside workings OF the
game that should make them strong
eontenders for the pennaRt.
Stuckett was the star OF the game,
both with the stick and in the field,
having a single and a three -bagger To
his credit. besides handling nine
chances. many of the most difficult va
Tiety, with but one slip-up, most ex-
cusable muf Ia the sixth.
Knockey was on the firing line for
the winners. and handled himself cred
itably, keeping the hits fairly well
scattered, and giving only one pass
The official score.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

Earned runs-st Joseph 6: st. Vincent / First
base bY enars-st Joseph ). ST. Vincent f. LEFT
on bsses-5t Joseph. z; St. Vincent g. first base
on bals-Od Kn0ckey. ]. OF Rider s. Struck out
By KBockey. &. by Rider H. Three-base hit
Stuckett TWo-hase hits-Priest, Hunter Rider.
Sacrifice hit-HauIey. Stolen bases-Limbsrger,
Priest Woodcock Robinson Rider ~, Double
plays-spalding 70 johnson 70 Robinson. Passed
ball-Salte, l. UmpiTe-Alr. Berger. Time OF game
hour and % MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
Jimmy Gardner starts TraIninr.

Denver, Col, May 1l.-Jimmy Gardner.
the clever New England welter-weight,
who is matched TO meet Harry Lewis. of
Philadelphia, for ten rounds at the Coli
scum A. c., Of Denver. Col. on Nav p
has started in training at Jockey MAY
nard's Manhattan Club. on the outskirts
Of Denver. for the hight
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
Programme for Peoples, Regatta

Philadelphia, May 1.-THE Peoples
regatta committee held a meeting last
night. at the Bingham House. and ar
ranged a programme of races for the
Fourth of July on the schuyIkin The
list is as follows:
JunioT intermediate, and senior single shells
junior intermediate and senior double sells junior
intermediate. and senior eght-0aIed shells. senior
fouroared she'll; Junior fouToaFed gig junior cent?
pede crews; senior paroa shsils, senior single
suagter-mile dash.
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First base oR suors-G. r. O.. 3. Columbia J.
Left on bases-G. T. o., !; Columbia, ~, First base
on balls-OG Gordon. l. Struck out-By Gordon. q
hv Hllcher. J. Three base ht-BrOWu. TWo-bass
hiis-Eyans, 2; Mcdonald. Mullen. Sacrifice HIT
Brown. Stolen bases-TayloF. 3; Fenton. Double
plsys-Babson to Mullen; Zanelh 10 Mullen to
Hook. Hit ty pitchtr-By Gordon. Umpire-Air
Handib0e. Time Il game-I hour and $ minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
~ 80 Id Row on HarIen.

Princeton, n. J.. May n.-Constanee S.
Titus, amateur champion single sculler Of
America, after he had come back from a
siege Of coaching Princeton crew candi-
dates, on Lake Carnegie, made the state
ment that he absolutely would not row
in the Harlem regatta on May 90.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
Norfolk HumbIed Once Again.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Danville, Va, May 1l-Danville took the
third and last game from Norfolk this
afternoon by a score Of 4 to 3. DanviHe
took the lead at the start. but was over
Tapped by Norfolk in the seventh inning.
She won out with a run each In the
eighth and ninth innings. Jackson. Of
Norfolk, put a pretty ball over right field
fence for a home run IN the sixth.
Score:
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Rockville Wins from Tech High,
cv,a~;s1 &, The urssbt.,sfo,, ue-,l5

HItCidI % TIC WasIIisiQn HeIalu-
Rockville Md, May 1.-THE Rock
vile team defeated the Tech High
School. Of Washington, at the Fair
Grounds here this afternoon. by 8 to 6.
About the only special feature Of the
contest was the batting Of Taylor. for
Rockville. who drove IN FIVE of the
nine runs secured by the vietors. lining
out three-baggeT with two men on
bases, and later making a two-base
hit with three men on the bases. Whit
ing, the Rockville pitcher. did good
work throughout. being especially ef-
fective with men on bases. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
Lynehburg an Easy slark.

Special to fhe Washington Herald
Portsmouth. Va, May 11-Ports-
mouth defeated Lynchburg in the last
game Of the series this afternoon. win
ming by the long lead Of 6 TO 1. Lynch
burg was unable 90 score at all until
the last inning Portsmouth took the
lead with four runs in the first. which
insured her the victory. Score.
RHE
Portsmouth. 406I00 01-s s 2
Lyuchburg- g---.........-.. o 0 0 IL 2
Bsttsries-Portsmouth ReTen and 4iartia; Lynch
burg, Flowers and Bentley
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
Brentwood Defeats HyattsviIIe, and
Laurel Downs BerVEyn.
SPECIAL % Tie Washington Herald,


Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Hyattss1lle, May 1.-THE Brentwood
baseball club increased its lead in the race
for the pennant in the Prince George
County Baseball League to-day by de-
feating Hyattsville in an eight-inning
game by II TO 4.
Handibee and BeTnhardt both pitched
good ball, but the support OF the former
was miserable.
The feature Of the game was a sensa-
tional catch by Brauner in center field
for the victors. la the eighth inning
DarneH met a straight one. and it looked
as though the hit was good for at least
three bases BTauner sized il uD and.
running at full tilt, caught the sphere in
his left hand as it was sailing over his
head. Havens. at first base for Brent
wood. and Gait. at short for HyattsviIIe,
also played good ball The score:
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

Earned rans-Hyattsville 2 brentwood, 2 Left
on 5ases-HyattsFille, Z brentwood. g. Bases on
balls-0h Handiboe. I Fl BaIuhardt. S Struck out
BY handiboe. ,; by BarnhaTdt, TO- Double play
Banhardt to smith 10 HaTeus TWohase hit
Beckett. First base BY Brentwood 5: Hyatts
vile. . Stolen bsses-A. Leskin, Darnan A.
Smith Passed bals-DamaH UmpFe-AlE Handi
Doe, Time Of game hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

Samuel DalZell, Chevy Chase, yesterday,
for the third time in recent years. won
first honors in golf tournament held by
the Chevy Chase Club. W. r. Tucker
man, Chevy Chase, was runner-up in a
one-sided match with Dalzell, after the
latter had put out G. c. Lafferty, Chevy
Chase. / up in 20 holes in the semi-final
round.
The match between Dalzell and Lafferty
in the forenoon was a strenuous one
Dalzeli won the first two holes, halved the
third, and lost the succeeding two. He
won the sixth. halved the next two, and
gained d lead of up by winning the
ninth in to (. Dalzell also won the tenth
and eleventh in and 4. and after halving
the twelfth he began 20 tumble, with
lead OF up. OF the succeeding six holes
Lafferty Won four of them and made the
match all even on the home green by get
ting down in with an eight-foot putt,
after a hne recovery from a bad drive
into the trees near the caddy house, while
Dalzen required 4 after reaching the green
on his drive
Both players carried the nineteenth in
4, and Dalzell played the twentieth in
par 4, while Lafferty required 5. by hav-
ing his ball hang on the edge Of the cup
from a long putt. This cost Lafferty the
match and a fine opportunity of winning
the tournament Their cards follow:
C. c. Laferty-Out.... 5 8 5 Ag
= Dalzell-Out--------. 80
q. c. Lanerty-In-.-... 1 149-Z
s. Daizeil-iu........... 3 ( 4-43-S3
Extra holes-Laherty, 5; Dalzen, Z
w. r. Tuckerman, Chevy Chase. played
the best golf Of the day. in beating Lee L.
Harlan. Columbia, in the semi-fnaIs of
the first sixteen. Tuckerman's card of 70
made in this match was the lowest score
made yesterday, and not only won the
low-score handicap prize, but with
handicap Of G, also proved TO be the lowest
net score, and took the other handicap
prize
By winning the second hole in 70 s,
in his match with Tuckerman, Harlan
gained the advantage for the only time
on the round. as his opponent caught up
on the fourth hole, gained lead of 2
up on the ninth, increased this to 8 up
on the thirteenth, and won the match on
the fifteenth with up and to play.
Their cards follow:
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

Two-base hits-Bureh. Cassard. Three-base hit
CassaFd- Passed haI-AIoHatt. J. Wild pitch
Moorc. Base on balls-Oh Moore, g. OF Fisnegan
l. Struck out-By Mocre, 5. by Finneean, 5 Left
bases-BerEyn 5; Laurel 4. Double play-Baker.
unsssisted UmpiTe-Air. Rose. Time Of game-l
hnrrr
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YEsTERDAYfs REsULTs.

Portsmouth, 81 Lynchburg, 1.
Roanoke, y Richmond, o.
DanviIIe. 4, Norfolk, 3.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Combine Athletic Club wants
games with teams averaging seven
teen years Address Lou Bragg. 1902
F street northeast.
The St. Peters Juniors have arranged
for the following games this week:
AIonday-Foundry Juniors at Monument grounds
Wednesday Hilton Athletic Club Fourteenth and
streets northeast.
Friday Metropolitan Juniors. Fourteenth and
streets northeast
These games viii start at 4:3a.
sat1srday-GeoTgetown Junior Prsps, at George
town. at 30.
The Builders BASEBALL club. of Bloom
ingdale. desires to play other clubs of
boys averaging thirteen years of age
either on their own grounds on First and
" streets northwest, or elsewhere. Chal-
lenges viii be received by Harold Burley.
manager, 129 Todd place northwest.
The messengers of the Forestry
Service defeated the Reclamation serv-
ice team yesterday on the Monument
grounds by 10 to 3. But for errors in
the fourth inning Reclamation would
rot have scored. The hitting of the
Forestry team and the catching of
Loving were the features The For
restry team wants games with uni
formed teams averaging sixteen years.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
YALE CAPTURES MEET
Snatches Victory from Tigers
in Last Event of Day.
DRAY WINS THE POLE VAULT

Downs veEin and Makes Final score
of 81 10 so P0ints-Tigers show
Rare Form on the Cinder Path.
Sweeping Wind Hinders Jumpers
and Results in Poor Time on Track
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
Crimson victor in TENNIS match.

Princeton, May 1I-Harvard beat
Princeton at tennis here to-day by
score CT to l.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
GRAMMAR SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Schedule of Fourteen Games Pre-
pared for New Organization.

Judging from the auspicious opening
last Friday, the Grammar School
League should be a distinct success.
A grammar school league is an inno-
walton in local baseball circles. but
there is strong probability that il
viii become a fixture. As matters
stand. tic league is composed only Of
schools in the one division, but il is
not far jump from divisional league
to league composed of teams picked
from all schools in the city.
For the present, league grounds have
been obtained at Thirteenth and Spring
streets northwest. where games win be
played every week day, excepting Sat
urdays. Games viii be called at 3:s0.
Mr.. Finchel, who has been the prime
mover in the organizing Of the league.
has prepared the following schedule.
which gives each team three games:
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
DALZELLTHE WINNER
Beats Lafferty in 20 Holes
and Tuckerman ) to 3.
TUCKERMAN TAKES HANDICAP

Captures Both Low Gross and Net
score Prizes with 7O-6-73-F. f.
Davidson Win the second, Third,
and Fourth Sixteens-summaries
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

Mas l3-Norgan u. Thomson,
Mas l4-Dennison Us. Ross.
MAY l5-BerTet vs.. johnson.
May l6-Adams vs.. Harrison.
May Hubbard vs.. Franklin.
May 1C-F0Ice Us. Morgan.
May 2i-Th0msou ". Ross.
May 23-Berret vs.. Dsnnison.
NAY 23-Johnson vs.. Adams.
May 2i-HaTIis0n Es. Hubbard.
MAY Franklin IS. Morgan.
MAY 2S-Force IS. Thomson.
May 29-Ross vs.. Berret.
May sl-Dennison vs.. johnson.
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To-DAY's GAMES.
No Games Scheduled.
sTANDING OF THE TEAMS.
RICHMOND IS wHITEwAsHED.
Capital City Team Gets but Three
Hits Against Roanoke.
Special to The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL 70 Inc washington heFaid
Richmond. Va. May 1f-Morrissey
beat Richmond to-day. pitching a great
game for Roanoke and winning by a
score of Z to 0. he allowed but three
hits, and the team behind him played
better ball than at any time during the
present series. Cassidy was not in his
usual form. He permitted four runs in
the first inning. In the ninth the High
Ianders scored three times. Score:
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To-morJw's Esme-Aoysius vs. Government Print
ing Office. Fist and NJ streets northeast; game -