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YANKEE CRICKETERS
WIN FROM ENGLISHMEN

GREAT MALVERN, England. July 10
sensational batting performance on the
part of F. W. Baker enabled the Uniyer-
sity of Pennsylvania team to beat the Nal
Vern College eleven here yesterday bv a
margin OF 60 runs. The visitors We're in
fine batting mood, no less than six getting
into double figures. All other performances
were dwarfed however, by Bakers splen-
did feat, and general regret was felt that
he came so near the coveted century and
then failed to reach 1t. His score was 9S
and he was not out when the last wicket
fell.
His batting consumed two hours and
twenty minutes. and was free from all
blemish. d. Graham and H. II. Morris
helped considerably, with scores of So and
43. respectively. while c. NJ. Graham and
r. Lee just got into double figures.
The English team opened badly, four
wickets falling before 40 was registered
Roger and Taylor improved matters some
what, but the real stand OF the side came
with the partnership of Harding and TUT
who added 80 runs for the eighth wicket
Harding's score was Is, while Tuff hit hard
for 80. The fielding of the visitors was not
quite up to the mark, which accounted for
For Pennsylvania Hordern carried off the
bowling honors with five wickets for II
runs, while Goodfellow took three for SO
and D. Graham two for 81. For Malvern.
Turf was also successful with the ball. cap
turing five wickets for 100 runs Harding
secured three for 90, and Charrington took
two for 81. The score follows:
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st. Stephens Defeats Columbus.

win Reichard on the slab, ST. Stephens
institute Yesterday. before the rain inter-
n Ecu nao iead enough to win out from the
Columbia Athletic Club, to ..
BY winning yesterdays game the Uast
Enders temporarily frightened the hold on
hrst place Donaldson lost the game by his
Wild throws to the bases Reichard. ont.
side OF the first inning, in which he gave
two bases on balls and hit man was
steady. He is considered as one OF the
best pitchers in the high schools and
VIII give good account of himself
he is left-hander, and, barring a slight
tendency to rattles in fast company tWirled
good pail He managed to strike out Hooks
who has been hitting at a good gait re.
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Mariners Light Near Jamestown.

The following notice to mariners regard
ing a light in the close vicinity to the
jamestown exposition grounds has been is
sued from the office of Commander Lloyd.
lighthouse inspector in charge OF the fifth
district and Is of interest to yacht and
launch owners of this city who will visit
the exposition during the next few weeks:
Sewall Point spit light. Virginia. Located
In seven feet of water, on the northerly
end of the spit making out about two miles
ENTHUSIASTICALLY from Sewall Point,
Hampton roads entrance to Willoughby
bay The structure supporting this light,
reported carried away by collision May -,
was rebuilt and the light re-established
thereon July 10, when the temporary light
on a stake was discontinued.
Choptank river. Maryland. Jamaica Point
shoal south buoy, 8, a second-class can, re-
ported adrift March Is. was replaced
July IL.
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CANTILLON HOPES FOR
THREE At CLEVELAND
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special dispatch to The Star.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, July 19.-Glorious
weather greeted the Nationals when they
dfsembarked from the Detroit boat at 6
o'clock this morning, but Cantllon's men
looked worn and weary from the effects
of that double header in Tigerville yes
terday. After a hasty breakfast at the
hotel the boys made a dash for their
rooms and were soon in Sunderland.
Manager Cantillon got out of bed long
enough to say: I'VE are sort of feeling
our way now, trying to get the best re-
suits We can from the material at hand.
We miss Clymer's batting very much He
Is Just about the best hitter in the game
today, and with him in line we Will win
many close one. l am sorry to see the
Maps siump-sorry for Larrys sake-but
we are here to take advantage of exactly
that Kind OF situation. and hope to get
three out of four here. That would make
the fans at home happy
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS G. CAFES
Where to Dine.
THE ST. JAMES, peDo:l': s,.,,.
European Rooms 81 to s.
HHh.class Restaurant at Reasonable PriceA
Oy1S-tf.A

Chicago. defeated G. D. Bates Akron. Ohio. BY
3 up and to play
Fourth hight-S. @. Ridgdon. Akron Ohio. de-
feated b. ID. Butler Minneapolis, by s up and o:
n. e. Grail New York. defeated Frank Presby
New York. up.
Fifth flight. II. Hawley. New York defeated
W b. Biddle Chicago. 4 up and ,: Joseph Il. g.
Hyah. chicago. defeated J. ID. Plummer. Spring
sixth aight-R. c. Hoyt. Chicago defeated X.
" s. iiowland. Chicago up and 4; ii. II. Reed
and g
Seventh hight-W. Evans tr., Chicago. defeated
%. Il. johnson, Minneapolis 3 up and .: ~ X
Evans, New York. defeated S. T. A. LOFTS. Chi
cago, 4 w and 3.
Eighth hight-W. Mex Barbour Minneapolis de.
featod l.. A. Barber, Chicago, up and g
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SCORES OF OTHER GAMES.

Eastern League.
At Observation-Disclosures Q: Newark
At Observation-Disclosures, 2; Toronto 6.
Southern League.
6 At MontgomeTymM ontgomery; 4: Memphis. B..
second ssmeMSntsUmesy D. sMamphis
ond game-Nashville, 16; Shreveport, l.
At Atlanta-Atlanta, 3; Little Rock, 2 twelve
At MISUNDERSTANDING 5; New Orleans, o.
Western League.
At Omaha-omaha 4; Sioux City. O.
At Lincoln-Lincoln. 2; Des Moines, 1.
American Association.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2; Columbus, 8.
A. Sc raulmst u Paul q indianapolis M IL
At Kansas City-Kansas City. 3; Louisville l.
Second game-Kansas City 2; Louisville. l. -
Tri-state League.
At Altoona-Altoons. 2; Johnstown. (t.n IN
ningsy.
New England League.
At Lowell-Iowell 3: Brockton
At Worcester-W Worcester. I Fall River, o.
At Lynn-Lynn. 10; New Bedford. 0.
At Haverhill-Haverhill 4; Lawrence, 3.
Connecticut League.
At Bridseport-Norwich, 5: Bridgeport 4.
Al New Haven.-Holyoke, 1; New Haven. s.
A. MaterourynW aterbury, 10; New London, 2.
Al Hartford-Hartford, 4; Springfield 2
South Atlantic League.
At Acknowledgements. 3: Savannah. T.
A. inmbis,chareston, .; Columbia 1.
At Macon Macon, IL; Jacksonville q
New York State League.
At gtisamFi1 ws s.ms.U.ic. 3; wilkes Barre. l..
At Administrators. 3: Albany. l.
At Troy-Troy, Blnghamton O.
At JOhnstown-First gsme-Serantor 7.
4 G., o. Second game-A., ]. 4 G., 2; Scranton
/ eleven inninxs)
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Three Straight for Athletics.

CLEVELAND. July 19.-Maintaning their
wonderful squirt. the Athletics made it
three straight from Cleveland yesterday,
and captured their seventh successive game
in the west. Score. 5 to 0. The merito-
rious twirling of Charles Albert Bender
was at the basis of the triumph. The chief
scalped the Maps and dragged them to his
tepee. His hitting alone would have given
the visitors enough talliees to win, for he
landed on the ball safely three times. His
triple. in the eighth. was converted into a
tally when Bernhard made wild pitch.
The SCORE.
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Hotel Wentworth Golf Tourney.

The annual golf tournament OF the Hotel
Wentworth. New Castle, n. H., will be held
August IL. 10 and II. The play this year
will be for the Hotel Wentworth Champion
ship, and large gathering of old players
Is expected. In the handicap events there
will be sixteen to qualify for first and six
teen to play for the consola ton prizes.
There are over 100 entries up to date In
Guiding several of the leading amateur
players of this country.
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DISTRICT LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Victory for Surface Team.

The team representing the Collector of
Taxes was defeated yesterday afternoon by
the team of the Surface department in
six-inning contest, the score being Z to 9
Only four hits could be connected with
the delivery of America, who was doing the
twirling for the Surface team, and he also
struck out eight men. He practically
cinched his own game in the fifth inning
when he hit for four sacks with two men on
the bases. Talbert played fine game at
third base for the winners. The score:
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"Lally" Won Eclipse Stakes.

LONDON, July 18.-The Eclipse stakes,
10000 sovereigns, distance about one mile
and quarter, for three and four-year-olds,
run at Sandowne Park today, were won
by w. B. Purefoys chestnut colt Lally.
w. Bass Sancy was second and Lord Rose
bery's Bezoniar third. Seven horses start
ed. Sancy was hot favorite.
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Ear EaFhsd runs-Congressionals, 2; Independence, 2
First base by Observation-Disclosures 8. Left on
neutrality-suspicious.. 8; Independence 4. First
base on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. z; Independence 3.
Struck out-Rohrman. 8; Turton. 7. Two-base
hits-Moye. Carter. Sacrifice hit-Thomas. Stolen
bases-Holburner. Wager. Smith. Kramer, Rohr-
man, BOusLee. Parker. Ernst Double plays-Kra-
mer to Moye; Thomas to Boushee. Hit by
pitcher-By ROhrman /: by Turton. 1. Passed
balls-kramef, Carter (2). Umpire-Mr. GIunt
Time Of game-1 hour.
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Two-base hits-Widmayer. Sullivan O'Bren
l2). Frye. Dampier (9, Ogle. Sullivan. j. Colii.
flower. Left on bases-St. Martins i; St. Pc
ter,s, B. First base on bnlls-on Hilleary. i; on
st. Peters. l. Struck out-By O'Brian, g.; by
Hilleary. 8; by Green 2 Passed balls-Maloy
(2), Widmayer. Wild pitches-O' Brian Hilleary
umpre-Mr. Mccain. Time of game-i hour and
q minutes
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Left on bases-Cleveiand. 5; Athletics 10. First
base on badls-On Rhoades. !: OF Hess. 3; OF
Bernhard. l; OF Bender. 1. Innings pitched-By
Rhoades. 6 Is: by Hess. 1-3: by bernhard. 2 1-3
Hits made-Of Rhoades. 10: of Bernhard. 2. Struck
out-By Rhoades /: by Hess /: by Bernhard. 81
by Bender. 4. Three-base hit-Bender. Two-base
hit-Davis Sacrifice hits-Brndley Nichols, Davis.
Powers. Stolen base-Bradley. Wild pitch-Bern-
hard. CmpiTes-Messrs. Stafford and Sheridan.
Time of game-l hour and ~ minutes
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Bethany. the team fighting SO hard for
first honors in the Sunday School League.
added another victory to it's list yesterday
when it defeated the Rhode Island Meth
odists in a six-inning game. score 4 to 1.
Neither team could score after the third
inning. Bethany scored twice in the first
and third, while the losers scored their lone
tally in the second Harry Zanell played
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Good Game Promised.

The Treasury team of the Departmental
League will play the Southern Railway
team Of the Capital City League at Ameri-
can League Park tomorrow afternoon. the
contest starting at 3 o'clock sharp. Both
teams will have out their best line ups,
and a fine game can be expected.
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First base by errors-New York. g. Left on bases
Chicago. 5: New York. 5. First base on balls
on White /: OF Heine. l. Hits made-On White.
lin inning. Struck out-By Heine 4: by
Newton. ). Three base hit-Chase. Two-bas hit
Thomas. Sacrifice hit-Sewton. Stolen bases
Hoffman MORTALITY. Double plays-Rohe (unas
sisted; Robe to CULLEN Chase to Elberfed. Hit
by ptchtr-By Heine, l: by Newton. l. Umpires-
Messers Hurst and Connolly. Time OF gameI
hour and 5s minutes.
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Gently. Mullen's work at shortstop was
strong. his yanking in of a hot liner ana
catching a runner off second being the fea-
ture.
There was one man out and one man on
first base when the fioodgates were opened
and the players had to find refuge from the
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Double Victory for Highlanders.

CHICAGO. July 19.-The Highlanders
turned on the White Sox yesterday and
easily won both games of the double head
err. the scores being IL to . and to 0. The
worlds champions never had a chance to
land either game. as Griff's men batted
hard and fielded brilliantly. The score:
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First base by CORRESPONDENCE, I st Stephen =
I. Left bases-Columbia. 5; st. Stenhen's. 4.
First base on balls-On Donaldson, 3; OF Reichard
2 Struck out-By Donaldson. /: by Rechard. B.
Two-base hits-Hook. Bradley. Sacrifice hit
Bishop. Stolen bases-Smth. Mullen Heinrich
Clark. Double play-Mullen (unassistedl. Hit by
ptcher-By Reichard, /. Passed ball-Kraft UNI
pre-Mr. La Toyor. Time of game hour and Il
minutes.
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Requests for League Magnates.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, July 19.-Mathews
Stanley Robson and Frank DeFIaas Robi-
son, owners OF the st. Louis National
League base ball club, are bequeath
$4,000 each by the will of James II.
Robson. their uncle. Robson, a hard
ware merchant. died July 9. leaving an es-
tate valued at S2O0o00 The bulk of IL
goes to Rev. Archibald Robson of Defiance
Ohio, a brother OF the testator. and to Mrs.
Margaret Carnahan of West Virginia a
sister,
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.

Iodsy's game-Government Printing Office vs..
nor theast.
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What promised to be one of the most in
teresting contests played at Olympic Park
this season was called at the beginning of
the seventh inning yesterday on account of
rain, the score being to 5.
Until the fifth session st. Peters seemed
to have the game clinched. as 1t had two
runs to its credit and Hilleary was twirl-
ing steady ball. but in this round st. Mar
tins came to the plate full Of determina-
ton. and as result clouted out four hits
which, with two passed balls, netted five
runs. st. Peters also got busy with the
willow In its half and tailed three times
tieing the score.
Howard's fielding and the batting of Sui
Ivan were the features The scare.
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First base on baIIs.Oh America. 3; Oh kulle 8.
Struck Out-By America, 8: by kulle, T. Home
run-America. TwO-base hit-Talbert. Stolen
bases-Whiting CT. Hoffman, Senior C2,. Walters
t2), Talbert. BOuscaren c5l, Ginesi, Barron Gra-
ham, Berrian. Marmion Hit by pitcher-By
America, l. by Kulle, l.. Passed ball-Marmion
% minutes.
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Congressionals Beat the Leaders.
The Compassionate sprung a surprise on
the Independence team yesterday. defeating
them by the close score of to . In a very
interesting six-inning game. which was
stopped by downpour of rain.
Had the rain come sooner 1t would have
meant whitewash for the Independents
for they scored their only runs of the game
In the sixth inning. Rohrman, pitcher for
the winners. handled the nine chances that
were batted his way very nicely. The
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I 7 4 . I
"Batted for Walsh iu ninth inning.
Chicago. o o 0 0 0 90
New York ........-... o o o U o.
Left on bases-Chicago, 5: New York, Q. First
out-By Walsh. 4; by Ortiz 3. Twobase hits-Hoff-
man Doughcrty. Sacrifice hit-Klelnow. Double
rlay-Isbell to Donohue. Umpires-Messrs. Con-
molly and Hurst Time OF game-1 hour and %
minutes.
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Earned runs-Bethany. 2. Left bpses-Beth-
any. 3; R. l. NJ. T. First base balls-On Fin
nigan 3: OF Symonoskie. 3. Struck Out-By Fin
nigan. Z; by Symonoskie, 6. Three-base ht-Wood.
Two-base hit-King. Hit by ptcher-By Finagan.
1: by SymonOskie l. Umplre-Mr Hoffman. Time
OF game-1 hour
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National League Games Today

Chicago at New York.
81. Louis at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Boston.
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MANASSAS HORSE
SHOW A SUCCESS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
MANASSAS, Va, July 19.-The splendid
weather of yesterday. a stiff breeze from
the west ofrsetting the suns rays, drew a
big crowd out to the second days meeting
of the Manassas horse show. The sport
was first-class and exciting, although Sim
pie Jake went down in the hurdle race and
shook Walter Merchant up considerably,
but there was nothing serious to mar the
days enjoyment.
The solid silver cup which was offered
by N. T. Depauw, the president OF the as
ISOLATION, to the winner in the class Of
Prince William hunters. was won by Sur
prise, owned by William c. Hall of Bris-
tow. Thomas F. Keane of Washington won
several prizes.
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F. E. Altemus Gets Second

Horses In harness-First, Parada CARRIER & Gar
Der. HarrisOnburg. Va; second. Allertou. Frank
f. Altemus. Washington; third, After Dark W. f.
Hale, NOkesvile, Va.
Ladies' hunters-First. The Favorite Blair John
son. Warrenton. Va; second Granite, Blair John
Pony tumpers-First. Sweet Marie f. F. Hale
NOkesville, Va; second. Dandy. Cedar Run Farm
Calverton. Va; third Annaburg Alvin o. Portner,
MANASSAS, Va.
Ladies' harness horses-Fist. Pacheta Neer &
Der & CARRIER. Harrisonburg. Va; third Ariel,
Mrs. Alien Potts Gotham. Va.
Horses in harness-First, Gay Lass CARRIER 4
CARRIER, HarrisOnburg. Va: second Lady Gay
CARRIER CARRIER; third Ariel, Mrs. Allen Potts
Gotham, Va.
Prince William hunters, presidents class-First.
surprise. William c. Hail. Brstow, Va; second
No Name. William =. Larkn, Wellington, Va.
third. Glen Allen, Waverly Stables Haymarket Va
Saddle horses-First, Lanham, Mrs c. Tompkins
Warrenton, Va; second, Palm Leaf, W. F. Hale
NOkesville, Va.
Hunt ciub-First. No Name, U. d. Benner, War
rentOn
Results of the Races.
Hunt club handicap, jumpers-FIrst. Rampant.
W. s. Sewers. Warrenton, Va: second, Surprise
William G. Hail. BristOw. Va; third, The Favor
lite. Blair Johnson, Warrenton Va.
Flat race; distance. three-quarters of mile
First. King Of Spades. Roger Bros, Hamilton
Va: second. Clover Krest, NJ folsom Wsrrenton
va; third The Dream Ped!er, Alvin o. Portner
Manassas, Va. 1870
Open steeplechase; distance. two miles-Flrst.
Westtown, Leithton Stables Middleburg Va seq
ond. Punctual. R. L. Atkinson. Manassas Va !:
third. Scilae. Cedar Run Stock Farm. Calyerton'
Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-19

Thousands of situations have been OBJ
tanned through the want columns of Tho
Star.
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Earned runs-DetroIt Y; washington, L Lett
on hases-Detroit. S: Washington. l. First base
on balls-Of kllian. 8: OF Patten 1. Struck out
by killian, 2; by Patten, 3. Two-base hits
Payne, Klian. Downs. Sacrifice hits-Coughiin.
Sclaefer. Cobb Shipke. Stolen bases-Rossman.
Schaefer. Anderson. Double play - Payne and
Schaefer. Hit by pltcher-By Kiilian. L. Umpire
MIR. Evans. Time of game-l hour and AZ min
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Nationals Only Runs.

In the next inning Washington made it's
only runs Shipke got an inield hit. and
started to steal. Schmidts throw was low
and it got away, the runner taking third.
He scored on Warmers fly. Then Gehring
walked and Ganley tripled. The latter
tried 10 get home with the run that would
tie. Cobbs throw getting away from Cough
lin. but Bill relayed the ball, and Ganley
died at the plate.
Downs made an suspicious start for De-
troit by hitting for three sacks first time
up. Coushlin singled him horne. He STOLE
and RoSSman. who safe on Alters
error. also snagged a sack. Both were left
Two came with two down in the third
Crawford hit and stole Cobb singled Sam
along base and he also stole ROssman
doubled to left registering both men. In
the NTH another pair was taken Downs
was walked and went down on passed
ball Sam singled him home. Cobb forced
Crawford. stole second and made it a run
when RosSman hit to left for a base
That was enough They got three hits
after that. and Mil muffed couple OF
throws on base runners whom Warner man.
aged TO head of going to second, but
nothing resulted
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6; Washington, 5. First base on baIls-OT MnI
lin ); Gehring. l. Struck out-By Mullin 4; Geh.
ring g. Three-oase hts-Downs. Ganley. Two
base hits-Rossman. Hickman. Stolen basas-nale
hanty, Coughiin, Rossman. Crawford. Cobb or
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
St. Peters and St. Martins Tied Up

Today's game-St. Vincent's VS.. Trinity, at
Olympic Park.
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Nuitsso BOSTON. w.
Brooklyn, 3; St Louis, 2.
Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
DETROIT. Mich. July 19.-Disappointed
somewhat in the doings Of the last day
here. when they had hope to take one game
at least. thus cinching the series. Washing
ton left for Cleveland last night. On the
whole they were pretty we'll satisfied with
their performances in Detroit. two in five
from the Tigers. with Detroit only just
nosing out in one of its three Victories being
a very satisfactory showing Before leav-
Ing the Nationals expressed confidence in
their ability to take a game or two from
the Ohio outfit.
In the closing double-header the De-
troiters were out for revenge. and got it.
George Mullin used the Nationals as the
ladder on which he climbed back into the
winning list being returned victor in a
to ARRAY. killian, driven from the box
the day earlier. had them worrying about
the possibility of becoming victims of a no
hit game for six innings The Nationals
hitting was not impressive. The Tigers. on
the other hand. had one of those days on
which they could bat anybody. Gehring, a
recruit from Des MoineS. pitched the first
game for Washington. and his work was
good. but not out of the ordinary.
Patteu was the slab in the second and
was hit at will. The support of both pitch
ers was loose, though the errors figured lit
tie m the run-making. BY punching their
hits In three innings and winning about a
half dozen races with Jack Warmers throws
in the same rounds the Tigers got neat
little lead for Muilin that was all that he
asked for He did the rest, and was In dam
ger but twice. once in the fourth, with
one out. Delehanty walked. and was caught
stealing Anderson and Hickman followed
with singles. John tried to go from first
to third on HiCkman's hit. and was nipped
a grand throw by Crawford as he slid
into the sack
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Detroit Won Both Games From
the Nationals Yesterday.
OUR PITCHERS INEFFECTIVE
Gehring Did Fairly Well in First, But
Patten Was Hit Hard in Second
PLAY IN CLEVELAND TODAY
Three Favorites Win at Brighton.
Yankee Cricketers Ahead-Ad.
Mems Golf Tourney.
OUR PITCHERS INEFFECTIVE

American League Games Today.
Washington at Cleveland
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York ut St Louis.
Boston Chicago.
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Winners on Second Day.

Following is the list of the winners:
Hunters, four years old and under-First. Ian
ham, Mrs. G. Tompkins, Wsrrenton, Va; second,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Bethany Trims Rhode islanders.

Game today-Ninth VS.. First.