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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-08-02

s. P. Kimball is over from Salem,
experimenting the repairs and i'm
provements on his big prune evapora-
tor. The capacity Of the dryer will be
increased one-half, by adding six tun-
nels and putting in rollers instead OF
cars. Mr.. Kimball was obliged to
turn away fruit last year, but with
his enlarged dryer he will be able to
take care of the product Of his own
orchard and all outside fruit that is
offered this year. He is now paying
so cents a bushel for Italian prunes.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-08-02

A fresh iline Of Gunther's fine
candies. Stafrin Drug Company.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-08-02

A fresh line Of Gunther's fine
candies Stafrin Drug Company.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-08-02

1t flows like electricity through your
veins it does the work. II you are
wasting away, take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. s5 cents, Tea or Tab
lets. Belt & Cherrington.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-08-02

A fresh line OF Gunther fine
candies. Stafrin Drug Company.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-08-02

ADA LoxGNRcKER, Secretary
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Norfolk at Portsmouth.
Richmond at Roanoke.
Lynchburg at DanViIIes
STANDING OF THE TEA,
TAXES A DOUBLE-HEADER.
DanviIIe Has Won Eleven of the
Last Twelve Games Played.


Last Twelve Games Played.
Special to The Washington Herald
Danvilie. Va. Aug 2S.-ROanOke lost
both games TO DanvIlle in the double
header here to-day. The locals have won
eleven of the last twelve games played.
Lavinder was a little Wild in the first
game, a wild pitch giving the visitors
their only run He was invincible az
critical stages. Pitcher Hersman twirled
good ball with the exception Of the sec
ond inning. when FIVE clean hits were Sc
cured
In the second game Morrissey allowed a
home run. a triple. three doubles. and two
singles The feature was the home run
by Fisher. A wild pitch by Walsh. for
Danville, gave Roanoke its only score IN
this game. Scores;
Frs, game R.HE.
Danri1e -......---.-- o40O o0ix-5
Roanoke .-...-....-.. 0 0 0 0 e-I 0
Battsries-Lavinder and Ryan: Herman and Nc
Keon-
Second game RHE
Danville ................... i00lz-s 0
Roanoke ..-.--.-.-.-..-.... @ 0 o. s ?
Batteries-Wslsh and Ryan Morrissey and Nc
Keen Umpirc-Nlr Colliaower
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
FORT ERIE RESULTS.


FIRST RACE-Five and one-haH furlongs: two
year-ods. selling. BCwitchcd. 30 (SiCCarthyl s 10
5, ~on; Padrone, lo3 iPowersi 20 :, second: Lat
tice. 10 lGaugeIl. 10 3 third. Time i9s IS. c.
H. schilling Bayou Lark, Listerine 0riandot, and
DOna II also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fivo furlougs; two-year-old
maiGens; purse. Camille NJ g 1linder) 20 J.
won; Linda Lake. ZOE Marfinl. 2 TO 1. second :
SCree l02 tICCarthyl. 5 20 I third Time IdI IS
Antoine Kings son. Miss Yigilaut Pigmy. Agnes
Ford, Auspicious. Anna Reynolds. and Bluleen also
ran
THIRD RACE--One mile: for e-year-olds and
upward; purse. Toddles. 81 (Enganderl 20 .
won; Harting. IS (Delaby1. 70 l. second: Charlie
Gilbert. io6 Mccarthy, even, third. Time. 80 3-5
Only three starters
FOURTH RACE-For thrce-year-0ids and upward :
purse; seven furlongs. Excitement. l05 NIoreland,
to /. Won; Nleddles0me Boy s5 lMcCarhyl, even
second; Gsrsautua. los lBolandl. 5 70 /. third.
Time. IT as Matador Western, and Little
Lighter also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SellinE: for fourycar-oids and up
ward six fuTlonRs. Edgely l02 Riley. 2 20 /
won; Hustled. lo2 Englanderl, TO l. second: Re
dondO l02 (Kunz), Z 70 2 third. Time, lI3 So
Lizzie Mclean. Frsnk Collins Reaction, Demurrer
ROYAL Legend. and Pentag0n also ranl
SIXTH RACE-One mile; threeyear-olds and up
ward selling Bye Bye II. g (Delshyl. 10 5.
won: Light Note % tNIoCeiandl. 70 l. second !:
Denigre. "a Niartinl. 4 20 l. third Time. I:aG
Gracious, Reb0under Alta Mcdonald Gold Spray.
and Reina Swift also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

Saratoga. Aug. 2S-R. T. Wilson, jr's,
Beaucoup. and Falcada, coupled favor
ties at S to 3. won the bulk OF the 5000
purse in the Adirondack Handicap for
two-year-olds. 6 furlongs here to-day.
Beaucoup set a hot pace, followed by
John Sanford's Fultonville. backed from
TO T. but the former tired near the end,
and won only in a fierce drive from Fall
eada by head, who got up in time to
beat Fultonville a neck. Weaverest. well
played. was badly beaten. The time was
1l4
The biggest surprise Of the day was the
defeat of Charles Edward. who was ia
vorite IN the handicap at a mile. He was
leading at the half-mile pole. but after
that he sulked, and in spite of all that
Knapp could do he ran absolutely last
John Sapdford's Kennyetto, l3 TO 5. mean
while went to the front, when Charles
Edward quit. and won in hard drive by 4
half length from Tourenne, backed
from to 3 20 .
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.
FIRsT RACF-pr

FIRST RACE-Prse, $50 added for maiden
t~o-yesr-olds, Eve and onc-hah fuTlongs Cymhal
no ,Presioni. 20 8 woD: NImrorte. fN tHartyl
10 20 /. second: Ingraham. lO- (Digginsl 20 20 J.
third. Time. % IS. New Garter Bobhin Around
SuzeraIn ard Collateral also ran
SECOND RACE-Parse; 500 added; for three
year ods and upward: nouViunsrs q Sso0 in 1907
about six f,irloEes NoodWiich lol 0Liebertl ) 20
l. won; Alencon. lo9 lHaryl. 20 l. seooud lee
Harrison II. 8 lSumterl 5 20 l. third Time
% IS Suffice, Dappe Gold Ida R6ck. Beilemo
Jennie Wells, Prince Br1tus Bamsdale. PenThyn
LADY Carol. Donna Elrira. Cur Own. and Bonnie
Reg also ran
THIRD RACE-Selling; parse: $50 added; Tor
twO-year-0ds. nonwinneTs since August ;: one nile
and 100 yaris Elfall. io2 iAiusgaTOi. u 10 l. Won:
Jassnese l05 U.iebertl. 20 l. second La yeita 100
tPchanFa), 20 5. third. Time. I.l6 s5. Master
Lester. Bergman, Lady Vera, ard Punky also ran
FOURTH RACE-The Nahopac Handicap; 5000
added; for IhreeyeaT-0lds and upward: one and one
sixteenth miles Carthage. lis lAiusgraEcl % s.
Won; Lille Turner Jos Lee. ; 20 l. second: Ed
win Gum. l0i Morris. 3 10 J. thrd Time. $50
LADY savoy, Granada. and Lghtwoo also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Purse; 81 90 added. for twoyear-
olds; nonwinners since August 3 about six fur
longs. e. ". Bart. 100 lee. 10 s Won: Aris-
tctle. la9 Morris 20 2 second; Silver Cup q
iOtti y TO !. third. Time I.l9 IS Louis Road
erer. Belphoebe Emma g., and Blember also rsn.
SIXTH RACE-sollng; purse; Sl000 added. for
threeyear-olds and upward; and three-sxtsenths
miles King q the valley, l02 MusgraFej. ; 10 .
won; Brsncas. l0 ,Lebertl. 10 l. second; Palette
50 10TH. 70 /. third. Time. 20I 81 Woolstone
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
LIKE SILK" CARROLL.
WashingtOniRn BECOMES a FavOrite
with Fans at Richmond.


From the Richmond Journal
silk" Carroll. the Colts new first base
man, who joined the club Saturday and
covered first base in the double header
with the Truckers. made a very favorable
impression on the fans in his initial per
formances on the local diamond
Considering the fact that Carroll left
MaTtinsburg. ". Va, on Friday night.
travelled all night long, went into the
game before an immense crowd, naturally
nervous and anxious to make good. his
work showed up remarkably well. On the
bases Carroll proved mighty fast. cover
ing ground in good shape, and his slide
TO second in the first game showed that
he was not afraid to lay down" when
necessary. He stretched what Is ord-
naTily a good single into two bases by his
speedy base running, and on first base he
raked in everything that came his way.
being tall and husky. In pinch he
seemed TO reach out about six feet and
take the ball In. thus assisting the in
fielders materially. He stands at the bat
nicely and laid down one or two neat
hunts. which. unfortunately, rolled foul.
but had they rolled fair he would have
beat out easily. thus giving him hits for
them On his first appearance he looks
good, and with a bit of seasoning. and
after his natural nervousness wears of.
It is believed he viii make the Colts a
good first sacker.
Carroll was dubbed 'Rube'' by the fans
Saturday afternoon. and the nickname
will doubtless stick 10 him.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
Indiana's Great Pitcher.

Few men have had greater vicissitudes
in their career than amos Rusie, the
baseball pitcher who was such a wonder.
He is now pearl hunter at vincinnes
Ind. When his famous pitching arm
went back on him Rusie was about broke
He went to Vincinnes and there got work
in a planning mill for 80 a week, ana he
worked here for a long time. Once the
Nincinnes team needed a pitcher badly
and they called upon Rusie. who agreed
to do the best he could. For three in
nings he seemed to have all his oId-time
form, speed. and curves that were a puz-
zle. Then he weakened and was batted
out Of the box. A medical examination
showed that he would never be able to
pitch again. There has formed a large
hard knot under his pitching arm and
the doctors can do nothing for him. II
is said that while as pearl hunter he
has found no large gems he still has
made a better living than in the planning
mill
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
The summaries.

FIRST RACE-Selling; purse, $50 added; for
twO-yeaT-0ds which have not von at this meet
ms; hTe aad a half furlongs James 3. Brady l02
Aiiller). 10 5. won: Apple Toddy l02 JHoggl.
10 10 l. second; Sangiine l52 Dugani, 70 ],
third. Time, Or. Rustic Berry Mad Ferry Land
ing Blue Heron. The Tick. and Adrian also ran.
SECOND -Stecplechase; handicap: purse
500 added; for iour-yearods and up Garrett AZ
Mitchell 10 2 Won; Rocket. l69 (Archibaldi.
10 5. second; Burnett, 80 tWilson 30 70 l.
third. Time. 81. Kernel also ran
THIRD RACE-Selling; purse 5000 added. for
threeyear-olds and up; six friongs. Security. 10
tFInnl. 10 J. Won: Lotu1. 100 Knapp, 8 20 s.
second; Ast0T Dor. Us OIineTl 70 20 l. third
Time, iI2 IS. Botanist. Society Bud. and Trou-
Heuc also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Adirondack Handicap:
purse 5000; for twoyear-olds; six furongs beau
coup. 10 DuEanl TO s. won: Falcads l0s
Handy, % 3. second FultoEYille. les lGarnerl
b J. third. Time. IA Wave Crest, Raymond
aud Robert Cooper also Taa.
FIFTH RACE Handicap. purse: 500 added: To-
threcyear-olds aud up; one mile Kennyetto. ia
Miller. 20 3, won; Toureuue. lG lHornerl
% !, second; Zienap. q (Ibigani. to /, third
Time. 50 Stand0ygr. Lyndhurst and Charles I'd
ward also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Pursei 500 added for maiden
threeyear-oids and up; one mile. Roslia I0s
tSandyi. - n i, wen, Howard Shoan. Jos Mil
lcr. % J. second. Pins aud Needles. I03 lGaruer)
20 s. third Time % Ssltalatie. DESTROYER
PomDus Puritan Gir and Coolie also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
To-day's game -Bloomingdale Athletic Club vs.
Congressi0nals, at DeVitts Field. :

With Walsh on the rubber yesterday
evening at McDevitt's Field, the Bloom
ingdales won their second victory over
the Independent crew by the close margin
Of to l. The big twirler was in prime
condition, and allowed but four scattered
hits. at least three of which were knocked
down by the infeld. but were too hot
to handle In time to retire the runner
Taggart. who opposed Walsh. was also
On his mettle. tanning one more than his
opponent. and allowing the same number
Of hits.
Dom led with the stick for the winners
with a two-bagger out OF two trips to the
pan, while Fegan and Busey, In the out
garden. and Nau and Siler, on the in
field. led in fielding: some OF the hard
chances they handled evoking much ap-
plause.
For the Independents, Boushee's two
bagger, which scored Turton, after Mad
dux muffed his blow to short. was the
only clean swat obtained by his team,
while Menefee and Turton did we'll In the
field
Three rafting double plays were fea-
lures Of the contest
The official score.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

TO-DAY,s GAMES.
Boston at Washington.
CTWO Eamesl
Philadelphia ut New York.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago at Cleveland.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Cleveland, ); Chicago, o.
Detroit, 4; 81. Louis, 3.
Boston, 81 New York, 3.
New York, L Boston, o.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
FEW REED BIRDS LABOR DAY.
But Prospects for Good sport This
Fall Are Bright.

From present indications there will be
plenty OF reed birds this fan IN the
marshes abounding along the Potomac
and its tributaries.
Quite a few have already been seen
on the Eastern Branch, though the oats
are not yet ripe.
Guns and boats are In big demand, but
the outlook at present would seem to
indicate that there will be more gun
ners than birds on Labor Day,
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

'Bstted FOR Criger in eighth.
fBatted for Kroh ia eighth.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
PIRATES DOWN THE PHILLIES.
Clarke Gets in Row and Gleason Is
Suspended.

Philadelphia, Aug. q, - Pittsburg de-
feated Philadelphia to-day Clarke had
words with a spectator in left field and.
after an exchange Of words. Clarke was
hit hard with a cushion. He became in
furiated, and was put out Of the game
KID Gleason. who had a dispute with the
umpires about a bail that had been
thrown from the stand. received an in
definite suspension to-day from President
Pufiiam SCOre-
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

First besa }y errors-Cincinnati. 2 Left on bases
Cincinnati. Y: Boston. 10 First base on balls
OF Pfeiffer. 2: Of BndamEn. I; Of COakley, s: oF
Ewing, 2 Hits made-0f Pfeiffcr. 10: Of Lindamsn.
i; of Coakley, 9; Of Ewing, Struck out-By
Ffeiffer 2; BY Coakley. / Home rsn-Ganzel Two
base hit,-Kr1ger. Sacrifice hits-Kane. Higgins Lo-
bert, Coakley BTidwel i2l. Randall Double PLAYS
-Bridwell to Ritchey 70 Tenney; MOwTey 10 Huggins
10 Camel; Movrey 70 Higgins TO Camel to Nc
Lean Umpire-Nr JOhnsjone. Time Of same-2
hours and minute& Auendance-20ls
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
BROOKLYN Methodists won.

The Brookland Methodists wanoped the
Reservoir team. in the Independence
League, at the Brooklyn Oval yesterday
evening, and with the score Il to @ in
their favor. were awarded the contest,
when the Reservoirs left the field in the
fourth inning. The Methodist team out
classed their opponents in every depart
ment of the game.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

Batteies-Walsh and Ryan: Morrissey and Nc
Keen. Umpirc-Mr Colliaower
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

In to-day's double-header the Nationals
lineup VIII probably be: Altizer. first
base; Delehanty. second base; Tony
Smith. shOrtstop; O'Brien. third base:
Clymer. left field: Jones or Milan, center
field; Ganley right field; Kahoe and
Block, catchers. and Charley Smith and
Johnson, pitchers.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

Earned rms Cleveland. 4 First base BY errors
Chicago. l. Left on baseS-Cleyeland. 3: Chicago, =
First base on baIls-OH Rh0ades /; OF Walsh !:
of Fieue l. Struck Out-By Rh0adss }: by Walsh
J.. by Fiene. ]. Two-basc hit-Bcmis Sacrifice hits
Bemis Jones stolen ainchmau, Rhoaden
birmingham. sullivan Double plays-Turuer 20
Lajoie 10 Stoyal; Davis 70 Robe 20 Donohue Hit By
pitcher-By Fiene, l. Umpire-Nr Connolly Time
Of game-l hour and g minutes. Attendance-5 pa
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
"PARSON" DAWES ALL IN.
Former Pugilistic Manager a Ner-
vous Wreck in Buffalo.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Buffalo, Aug. &-"Parson" Charles z.
Davies, well known in sporting and the
atrical circles. is lying helpless here at
the home Of Bennie Falk. the bookmaker.
practically a nervous wreck. He had lust
arrived from the Pacific Coast, after suf-
fering breakdown during his stav in
Chicago
Davies handled Joe Choynski. Peter
Jackson. Tommy Ryan. and other noted
pugilists in his day. He became interest,"
ed in the Lyric Theater at New Orleans
in the middle sos. and later opened Elec-
trio Park In that city.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

Earned uJn-Bloomingdale First base on error-
Independents. Left on Independents. 8:
Boomingdale. , First base on baIis-Of Walsh (.
oh TaggaIt 2 Struck out-By Walsh. 5: by Tag
CART. G. Two-hase hits-Donn. Boushee Stolen bases
-NcDonald, Busey. Max %, Dom l2 Double
plays-Tuton tunassistedl; Dom 70 Siler; AlcDon-
aid to Thomas Hit By pltcher-By Walsh, q Wild
pitch-Taggart. Umpire-Mr. Sannino Time Of
game-l hour and Il minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
FIRST GAME.

'Batted for Morgan in eighth
tBatted for Doyle IN ninth.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
A FRAUD-Look our ron HIM.

Any solicitor who comes TO you
With a pFIze scheme, representing
himself, directly OF indirectly, to
be connected with this newspaper,
The Washington Herald. il a fraua
and an irnPoste-, bent upon swim
ding y0u. &c on tho lookout fer
him and turn him aver 20 the
police.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

In going after a fly In one OF the games
at St Louis Otis Clymer slipped and the
bah hit him on the point OF his shoe. rip
ping one Of his tOenails completely of.
Clym!er was in agony for a while. When
he came hopping TO the bench Cantillon
told him that he would have made
great catch had he had his glove IN his
toe, and-well, anyhow Clymer has re-
covered and viii probably be in the
game to-day.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Wilmington-W Wilmington. {: Harrisburg. 5
At Lancaster-Iaueaster (; Altoona, l.
At TTenton-First game: J0hnstoWn. ): Trenton, l.
Second game: Johnstown. 2; Trenton, 5.
At Readng-First game: Reading, ?; Harrisburg,
!. Seeond game: Reading. ]; Harrisburg. 2
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

fiFst base By erroFs-New York. !. Left On bass
New York, 10; 81. Louis, :. First base on balls
on Beebe. !. Struck out-By Mciinnity, l. by
Bccbc. !. Three-base hit-Br1Wne TWo-base hits
Browne Seymour, Holly Stolen bases-DeTiin Ssy
m0U ~. McGann. Double plsys-Dahlen u Nc
Gam; Hannifan 10 McGann; Holly 10 Hostetter.
Hostetter 10 Konetchy. Umpire-Nlr Emslie. Time
Of game-l hour and IS minutes. ATTENDANCE 800.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
TIGERS MAINTAIN THE LEAD.
Bill Donovan Was wild, but Beat
st. Louis

Detroit, Aug. 8-Wild Bill Donovan
proved his right to the title both ways to-
Gay, first by forcing in two runs by bases
on balls and refusing to be derricked and
by pitching himself out OF holes notice
the nine strike-outs. BIll's batting was
also the feature Of that end Of it. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

At Toronto-Fift game; Newark. 2; Toronto. 1.
Second game: Toronto. s; Newark, 1.
At Roehester-R Rochester, 13; Jersey City, 6.
At MontreaI-B Baltimore. 3; Montreal. l.
At Bufalo-First game: Providence. T. Buffalo, l.
Second game-PToEidenoe, 4; Buffalo. 9.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
DISTRICT LEAGUE.
Assessors and Surface I'm WrangIe
over Eligibility OF Players.

There was much wrangling and fussing
over the game scheduled yesterday be-
tween Surface and the Assessors.
Mr.. Pratt. manager of the Assessor
team. had nine men on the field who
were eligible TO play in the league but
were not regular members of the As
SCISSOR team. Manager Robertson, of the
Surface nine, claimed. with much en-
phasis. that. since the Assessors did not
have a team Of regulars, the game was
forfeited to his nine, and he refused TO
let his men play. Manager Pratt, on the
other side. averred with just rs much
emphasis, that his was an eligible ag-
gregation. and the game was. therefore.
forfeited to his brave warriors. And
thus the matter stands. L will probably
be cleared up by a meeting of the board
in the near future.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

First base BY error-Boston. l. Left on bases
New ToTk S; Boston 5 First base on balls-0H
Neuer. 2; of Pruitt Hits made-Of Krch. 6.
of Prlitt !. Struck out-By Neuer. 6; by Kroh !.
Stolen base-Aloriartv Double plays-Neuer 70 Il
berfed to Moriartyi Criger 10 knight 10 Ferris 70
Wagner. Hit BY pitcher-By Kroh !. Passed ban
-Cnger Umpire-Mr. 0'Loughlin. Time Of game
hoalr and S5 minutes Attendance-5O0
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

Earned rans-Pit;sburg. p Philadelphia. l. First
base by elTUrs-Piitsburg. J. Left on bases-Pitts-
burg. Il; Philadelphia 3. First base on balis-Oa
Brown, Struck out-By Willis &: by Brown 2
Two-hase hits-Titus. Leach. Stolen bases-Courtney
Doom Double PLAYS -Doolin to Knabe 70 Courtney
hnabe 70 Courtney. tmpirCs -AlcssIs Carpenter
and RisleF. Tine Of game hours Attendance
4
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

Cleveland. Aug. &.-Cleveland captured
the first of the crucial series with Chi
cago to-day by to O. Rhoades winning
his third shLt-out in his last four times
in the box. Walsh was pounded freely
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
'Batted for Powell In ninth inn

Earned runs Detroit. 2 Left on bases-Detroit
I: St. Louis, { First base on balls-Of Donovan.
g.; of Powell. l. Struck 0ut-By Donovan 9: by
Powell, l. TlTeebase hit-Stone Two-hass hits
Donovan. Wallace. Spencer. Sacrifice hits-Cough-
lin. Rossman. T. Jones. Stolen bases-Cobb. I'm
pires-Afessrs. Evans and Hurst Time Of game-I
hour and 35 minutes Attendance-s. IL
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Worcesser-FiTst game: New Bedford. s.; Wor-
cester. Q. Second game: Worcester. l.: New Bed
ford. o.
At Broekton-First game: Lawrence. 10; Brockton.
g. Second game: Lawrence. 3: Rrockton, 2
At Lynn-Fsll River. g. Lynn O.
At HaTerhil-Haverhfl 3; Lowell. o
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
BIOOmingdaIe scores Second Victory
over Independents.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

STANDING OF THE
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis-SI0ntgumery l; Memphis. O.
At Shreveport-S Shreveport {; Atlanta, 3
At Little Rock-Little Rock, 3; Birmingham 2
At New Oreans-First game: New Orleans s;
Nashville. 8. Second game: New Orleans, o.; Nash
vile, O. Called in the sixth darkness.l
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

Left bases BROOKLYN. z: Chicago. 2. First base
Oh balls-Of Bel. 2 OF Overall s. Struck out-By
Overall. 7. Heme run-Tinker. TWo-hase hits
Lumley l2l. 5heckard OTerall Sacrifice hit
Schultz. Stolen bases-Casey. Maloney o.. Stein
feldt Double PLAY AlrsrmsD TO Hsmmei to Ber
gen. Hit by pitcher by overall 2- UmpiIps-
Messrs. o'Day and KLEIN. Time Of same-i hour
and 80 minutes. ATTENDANCE 500
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
CARDINALS PROVE EASY.
ST. Louis Unable to Make II Inter
estinE for Giants.

NeSS York. Aug. 2s.-rhe Cardinals did
not even make il interesting for the New.
York's to-day, Beebe being an easy mark.
while the visitors could not hit McGin-
nifty with men on bases. Il was a fea-
tureiess game. Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

LII "a baaee--NtN luk. o. boston 3 firSt
base on bails-Od 0rth, &; of Doyle. I: Of Nor
gan. l. Hits msde-OR OFth. H. struck o5It-Ry
Orh. 5; by Morgan. !: b. Young. 2 Three-hase
hits-Fhomas, Unglaub. TWo-base hits-WiIams
Barrett Sacrifice hits-Keeler Sullivan t2l Stolen
bases-Hohman Morisrty. Do-Nlc p,ay-Keelcr 10
Thomas. Hit hg piteher-By Orth. / Umpire-Afr
OLoughln Time Of game hours and 10 minutes
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MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al indianapolis indianapolis. z Toledo. g.
At Minneapolis-St. Paul. G: Minneapolis. 2
At Milwaukee Milwaukee, 1: Kansas City ].
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Ornaha-Omaha. s; Lincoln. l.
at Des Moines-Des M0ines, Il: Sioux City. TO-
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

at Springheld-Norwich. s: Springfield. 1
At Hartford Hartford. :: New Haven. J
at Holyoke-HoiyOke. ); Waterbury, L
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jamestown visitors are arriving daily
and looking for furnished rooms. An ad.
In The Herald will get them. The Herald
has the largest circulation at Norfolk and
Jamestown OF any Washington paper.
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Riehmond Gires Ono Awax.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va. Aug. &.-The wndness OF
Salve and the errors OF his team mates
gave Norfolk a 5-tO-2 victory over Rich
mond this afte-..Con. The locals did not
have tc make base hits 10 secure runs.
The visitors punched hits in the ninth and
made sensational finish. but stopped one
run short Of tying the game. Score:
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BOSTON DOWNS THE REDS.
Cincinnati Defeated in n Heavy
hitting Game.

Boston, Aug 2s.-Each tried 70 give
the game 70 the other to-day, and Bos-
ton won. Score: