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hits in his last four games for Washing
ton. his drives including two doubles and
"a home ran.-Pittsburg Sun.
Charley Hickman has evidently regained
his batting eye Yesterday he hammered
ont four hits out OF four times at the
bat One was a homer and another a
double
ST stephens Institute will have an all
star team in the field against Seattle
High School at National Park Friday
afternoon. There viii be a big delega~
ton from the Capital City League out
TO see the game.
That was certainly a bunch OF rip
roaring fans at the Capital City League
game Yesterday. The crowd numbered
nearly $500. and the spectators lost no
opportunity 10 root for their favorites.
It was a most unsatisfactory finish. the
final score being 6 TO 6.
President Noyes yesterday received q
telegram from Joe Cantillon. asking that
Sam Edmonston be sent on TO Chicago TO
join the Nationals. Edmonston has been
praeticing daily at National Park since
he was sent home from Philadelphia. and
with the pitching staff in its present con-
ditiOn. Canullon figures that Edmonston
w,'l be q valuable man to have around IN
case relief of pitchers is necessary.
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
Now for the White Sex.
An even break was not so bad.

An even break was not so bad.
Clymer was there with another brace Of
singles
If the rain had kept up it wouldn't have
come down,
The Nationals fell one run short in the
ninth inning rally.
Jack Powell gave five bases on balls.
besides hitting a batter.
Here's hoping Delehanty viii get back
into the game before long.
Shipke Is supposed TO join the Nationals
while the club is in Chicago
Altizer escaped without an error. so It
was someone else's fault yesterday.
Howard's team has fitted in nicely in
the Marquette League in place of St.
Martins.
The enforced lay-of evidently did not
greatly affect Charley Jones batting abil-
ity, as he got pair out of two trips to
the plate.
Jake Stahl has boosted the South Chi
cago team from seventh place in the
Chicago Semi-pro. League TO a triple tie
for first honors.
The directors Of the Sunday-school
League plan TO wind up the season on
August 2 Three teams are fighting It
out for the flag.
Like many other former Pirates. Otis
Clymer proceeded TO hit like a pIle-driver
as soon as he got out of Pittsburg He
has smashed out 40 less than thirteen
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BRESNAHAN IN HARNESS.
VIII Wear Headgear Like a Star
Football Player.

Toledo. Ohio. July 9.-Roger Bresna-
han VIII put the blush on twentieth cen
fury football stars when he makes his
first appearance behind the bat for the
Giants
For Roger. in addition to his breast
protector and mask, and his much-talked-
Of shin guards. has had made by a local
firm a rubber head gear which will COM
pletely protect HIS head and save him
in the future from blows of the kind
that laid him out at Cincinnati three
weeks ago.
The new head gear closely resembles
the similar protector worn by football
players. 1t covers Rogers ears and tenn
pies and almost the entire back Of his
head.
The Toledo boy got the Idea since he
stopped one OF C0akley's fast inshoots.
He does not believe it will interfere IN
any way with his playing. while it will
afford him ample protection from wild
pitches and the like.
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GIANTS CAPTURE BOTH.
Take Two Games from Cardinals Ivy
Good Batting.

New York, July 9--The New Yorks
atted out two games from the Cardinals
to-day. Shay's home run IN the ninth in
ming snatched the second game out Of the
fire. Scores:
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
COngressionaIs Had Everything their
own Way Downing Reserves.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

" J.. Pet W. l. Pct
BrookaHd.... ] Q LOB INDEPENDENTS. Q .og
CouCrUssouas l g ltQ Bi0Gmiugdale.. .oN
lexington. 0 900 RCsery0ir-..... Q OBJ
T0-day's game-Independeuts vs. lexington. at
Br00kland oval
The second game in the Independence
League was close at the start. but after
the sixth round the Compassionate had
everything their way, winning By 9 to T.
Up 10 that round the game had pro-
crossed nicely. but then the Reservoir
Heights players started making errors,
enabling the winners 10 pile up six runs.
The losers out-batted their opponents,
hit eight errors tells the tale of their
defeat. Avery and Fague played great
fielding games.
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Earred rins-Ninth. ;; Waugh. J. Left on bases
Ninth. 10; Waugh Z. First base on balls-Of Burns
Gin innings; of Gray ! lin nuings); off Nc
Laurin (. Hits made-0f Burns 5; OF Gray. 2
Struck out-By Burns. 6; by Gray, 4; by McLaurin.
s. Three-base hit-McDonald Sacrifice hits-Col-
Inns. Evans. Stolen bases-ConneT, Evans o. More
land {. BrO0me. Patterson ~. Sssscer Rathb1ne.
Kaiser Cohn McLaurin. Fries o.. Umpire-Alr.
Holman. Time of game-l hour and 50 minutes.
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PIRATES BREAK EVEN.
Take One Game of DOubIe-header
from the PhilIies.

Philadelphia. July Sit was bargain
day to-day at the National League
grounds. and at the end of the second
game honors were even, and the Pirates
and the Phillles had each scored a game.
In the first clash. the scoring was fire.
quent and free, and there was something
doing from. start to finish, when the
PittsbuTgers went under the wire first,
with the phillies a bad second. For the
second game. Manager Murray sent in
Brown, and the visitors were unable to
DO anything with his delivery. Scores:
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T. Pliny Moran vs.. ?. E. Bringle.
T. .. Carusi vs.. F. n. Phelps.
F. Govern vs.. Z. II. Block.
". J. MeNalley vs.. r. 3. Brown.
T. b. Eynon vs.. p. 3. Hills.
NJ E Dsnf0rth V. j. T. H0ugh.
A. Winter vs. H. l. West
d. X Jackson vs.. J. J. Morrow.
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Doolin. Stolen bases-Anderson Magee. Umpire
Dir. oDay. Time Of game-l hear and $ minutes.
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PLAY FOR CAPTAINS CUP.
Good Scores Turned In at Columbia
Golf CIub-Sixteen QuaIided.

Some very good scores were turned IN
yesterday at to Columbia Golf Club in
the qualifying round. eighteen holes.
medal play, for the Captains Trophy, a
silver loving cup presented by John c..
Davidson.
T Pliny Moran and DR.. Hardin VIII
play the finals or the Vice Presidents
Cup tomorrow on the links OF the club.
The scores Of the sixteen who qualified
fer the CAPTAINS Cup follow:
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Interior threw away yesterdays con-
test, Treasury winning by 70 2
Gordon pitched an excellent game for
the Reds, but the team behind him
made twelve errors. Despite the many
slip-ups. the game was interesting for
eight innings, the score being 10 at
the end Of the eighth, but in the ninth
Treasury, with the assistance Of one hit
and five errors, counted four times.
Bielaskis running catch over his
shoulder was the only feature.
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sparrows Point. Oo02I2 IS
HaggrstoWE. 0 0 0 IS 10 {
Batteries-Sparrows Point Matthews and ken
HagerstOWn, Carlow and Hcuser. Umpire-AIT
Martin
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Eighth-inning Rally Enabled Ninth
to Down Waugh by 10 TO 3.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
To-dsy's gamer. I. NJ. vs.. Bethany.

Ninth's rally IN the eighth inning, in
conjunction with an errorfest by Waugh
in the same round, decided the game in
favor Of the former yesterday by 10 to g..
Waugh apparently had it on Ninth up
until the eighth, the score being 5 10 3
in that round. but four hits and three
errors enabled Ninth TO chase seven runs
over and win the game.
Gray was substituted for Burns in the
eighth and held Waugh 20 two hits.
McLaurin was touched up for a total Of
fourteen bingles. The batting Of Stuck
ert and Hamann, and Stuckert's catch
of a high line-drive of Collins bat in the
seventh. were features.
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st. AlOysius-S. R. Contest
Ends in Seventh Inning.
THE SCORE STANDS 6 TO 6
Spectators Surge Onto Field and
Render Further play Impossible.
Decision of the Umpire in Calling
Holly Out Taken as Sign OF Ending
Match and Crowd swarms In.


To-daya game-St. Stephens Institute vs.. Govern
men. Printing Office First and N streets northeast
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men, Printing Office, First and " streets northeast
In the seventh inning Of yesterdays
contest between the Southern Railway
and the Aloysius clubs. the crowd which
completely enci-cled the players. and in
many Instances hampered play. thinking
that Umpire Parons. in calling Holly out
at the plate at the same time called the
game, focked on the field. and the UNI
nire announced the contest as over, The
score stood 70 6.
By the conduct Of the crowd. as pretty
a game as has been seen in ,ne league
this season was stopped. The Southern
Railway took the lead in the first inning,
and tailed continuously until Bernie Gal
lagher relieved Willie Handiboe. The
Aloysians were unable 10 connect until
the fourth and fifth, when, by punching
hits, the game was seWed up. In the
seventh Gallagher chased one past first
base and scored on Hurley's fourth hit
Of the day. a two-sacker. Dent, under
careful coaching Of Webber. pulled him
self together and ended the inning with
the North Capitol Street lads 70 the good
by one run. Ansley went 10 first base
on a grOunder over second base. Nc
Knight struck out. Copeland Iambasted a
fly over the crowd in center field, and
Ansley was safe at home. Holly dumped
one 10 third base and Copeland was
forced at second. Weber hit into right
field, and Holly, thinking that he could
score, was retired. II was after this
decision that the crowd rendered further
playing impossible. For some time the
umpire was surrounded by the spectators
and was escorted of the field by two po-
licemen The feeling In both camps was
bitter, and the players were on the alert
all the time
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Left on bases-St. Louis, Z; Washington,
10 First base on balls-On Smith, l; off
Powell. Q. Hits made-OR Smith, Z; off
Patton. 3. Struck out-By Smith, 2; by
Powell, 4; by Patton, / Home run-Hick-
man. TwO-base hits-Hickman, Mills.
Pickering. Sacrifice hits-HemphiH %.
stolen bases-Ganley, Niles, Altizer, Hart
EEL Hit by pitcher-By Powell %. I'M
pire-Mr- Connolly Time Of gameI hour
and IS minutes
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At T0ronto-Tororto, :; Montreal g.
~ Pr0rideuce-Ierscy City. Il; Providence, 2
A. Nevark-Nevark 4; Baltimore. !.
At Rochester Buffalo. 5; Rochester. s.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
st. Peters Had an Easy Time with
81. Theresa's Yesterday.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
ro-day.s eame-st. vincsnt., Is. 81 DomInle.s

The st. Peters team scored an easy
victory over the st, Theresas aggregation
at Olympic Park yesterday, the score be-
ing TO g.
The batting Of r. Moore, the fielding Of
MaIloy and McGrath. and the catching
Of Marceron we're the features.
The official Saoro.
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MAPS NARROW ESCAPE.
Barely Miss Shutout at Hands OF
HighIanders.

Cleveland, July 9.-Clark Grifith's Grip
Piles took the fourth game Of the series
from the Maps to-day-3 10 land thereby
gained an even break, which the Gotham
manager says is going some.
The Clevelands were unable 10 hit Orth
at the right time. most of their hits COM
ing after two men were out, Except for
Moriarity's egregioUs error in the opener,
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winchester Downs berkeley springs

9I0-I-I % TIC F0sIIIT8I0n HrT1Id.
Winchester, Va, July 9.-Seven 10
three in favor of Winchester was the
score In to-day's game with the Berke-
ley Springs baseball team. Nicodemus.
pitching for Berkeley Springs. was
batted all over the field. while Sinner.
for Winchester. received excellent sue
port The game was full Of sensational
playing.
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First base by err0rs-B0ston, / Len on bases
Boston. g: Cincinnati. g. First base on balls-Of
DoneT, 2 of Ewing 4 Struck Out-By Doucr 4:
by Ewing. s. Two-base hit-Ritchey. Sacrifice hit
I.obert Stolen bases-Ritchey. Beaumont Double
play-Flaherty TO Rtchey to Brain. Unrire-Air.
Riglcr. Time Of camel hour and 50 minutes. At
tenda-ce-23l6
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Fist base Icy errors-New York. .; ST. Louis I.
Left on bases-NeW York. Z: ST. Louis s. First
base on bails-Of Mathewsau. J. Hits made-Ou
Lush s (in Is innings: OF rFUmme. ! tiE 2 %
nnincsl. Struck out-fy MathcWson :; by Lush. 8.
br Fr0mme. Home uln-Seynour- Three-base
hit-BroWne TFO-base hits-Devliu. Dahlen Bow
euan, Mathewson Burnett Sacrifice bt-Hoy.
Stolen bascs-Dahlm o. Haunifan. Double play
Lush 20 Noouan 70 KonctChy. Hit by Utcher-By
Lush 2 Umpires-AlessTs Johnst0ne and Klein.
Time Of game-I hour aud Is minutes
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Two-base hits-Wahler. OsteTman. Home nun
Malloy. Stolen bases-E. Collifower o., g. Coli
flower %. Sullivan. Madden. stone. Waller %,
McGrath. Stevenson, Burgess Double play-Madden
70 DamDier Left on bases-St. TheIosa's 3; St
Peters. ;. First base On baIls-On Burgess l. First
base on erorS-St Theresas 3 Hit by pitched
balls-By q. Collifower. !; by Burgess. l. Struck
out-By @. ColhfoWer. /; by Burgess. s. Umpire
Mr.. McCann Tine OF game hour and 81 minutes.
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EaFnod Tun-Infen0r, ]. FIrst base by errors
Interior 3; Treasury Il. Left on bases-Interior. q:
Treasury. g. First base on balls-Of Gordon l.
Struck out-By Gordon. Z: by Fulcher 3 Sacrifice
hit-Torney. stolen bases-Torney o. Hester o.
Lord Nc aTthy. Double plays-Carr 10 Thrall.
Duganne to Thrall; Lord to Bielaski to Gertmsn
Hit b. pitchcr-By Fulcher J. Umpire-Mr Belts
Time Of game-l hour and q minutes
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FOUR RUNS ON WILD THROW.
Lcbert Allows Boston TO Win Game
in the Sixth Inning.

Boston. July "a throw by Lobert
into the bieachers when trying 10 COM
plete a double play gave Boston four
runs in the sixth inning to-day Dorner
held thu Reds to three hits. Higgins
and Looert were benched for kicking
Score.
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Earned Conzressionals. i Reservoir Heights
9 Left on bases - Congressional s; Reservoir
Heights 3. First base oa balls-Oa Mcfarland. 2
Struck out-By Mcfarland S.; by Thompson. ). Two
base hits-McGauy Watson. Sacrifice hit-POry.
Stolen bases-Fague smith 49, Watson Collision,
Maddox. Hsislip Brooks o., Mcfarland. Double
play-Dorn % Walker. Hit by piteher-By Th0mp-
son = Wild pitch-McFarlsnd TIlssed balls
Dom Il. Umuire-Nlr Glunt. Time Of game-l
hour and 50 minutes
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EsTned nlns-Water DEPARTMENT. 7. First base .
erors-Watef Department. 6. Left on bases-Watd
Department. 70; Property Clerks J. First base on
bslls-Of Brosnan. l. Struck out-By Brosnan. 2;
hy Beckett, 2 Three-baSe hiis-Iav, Kenncally
Ho6-son- Two-base hits-Kenneally H. Pickett
Sacrifice hits-Shernan. Lag. Stolen bases-Billings-
ley. Il. Beckett G. Beckett Grant o. Mcfarland
Hit BY pitcher-By Beckett. J. Passed balI-Bnlings-
ley Umpise-Mr. Boniman. Tine Of game-l hour
and D minutes.
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BOSTONIANS EASY vICTORS.
McGuireItes Defeat Detroit from BE.
ginning of Game.

Detroit, July 9.-TannehiIl was nearly
invincible for the Detroit batsmen, and
McGuire's rejuvenated Bostonians won
easily from the drop of the hat The
batting Of Barrett, Ferris, Schaefer. and
Rossman We're the features. while
OLeary made a sensational stop and
throw.
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First base by errors-Cleveland, .; New York. J.
Left on bases Cleveland. 6: New. York. p First
base On balls-OG Rhoades. 9. struck 0Ut-By
Rh0ades. g: by Orth. . TwOhase hit-HCuchm4n
Sacrifice hits-Bradlcy, Moriarity, la Porte. Stolen
bases-Conroy 49, Double play-W illiams to Chase
Wild pitch-Rhoades. Umpires-Nessrs. OLCugllsa
and Evans. Time Of game-I hour aud Z. minutes
Attenlance-2 So.
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CHANCE SUSPENDED
Cubs, However, Win from
Brooklyn Sans Captain.
BOTTLE-THROWING THE CAUSE

Chicago National Teams Head Can
not Play for Indefinite Period,
Pending Action by President Pull
Iiam-HurIed Missile Back Into the
Crowd on Brooklyn, Diamond.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

PittsbuFg, =; Philadelphia, 4.
Philadelphia, - PittsburE, o.
New York, 81 ST. Louis, 3.
New York, q; ~. Louis, ..
Boston, 3, Cincinnati, /.
Chicago, ~ brooklyn, l..
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Interior Made Dozen Errors and
Threw Game TO Treasury.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

To-d2y's same-Post-oaico vs., Commerce and La.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Lincoln-0maha 4; Lincoln. 0.
At Sioux City-sioux City. ?: Denver. l.
At Des 1loines-Des Moines. 4: Pueblo, l
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TO-DAY,s GAMES.

Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at New YeslS.
Chicago at SSTOOkiyn.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At FsverIill-First game: Haverhill. 10: Fan
River. O. Second game HayerliI. .; Fan River, !.
At Loweli-Ncw Bedford. s. lowell l.
AZ Worcestcr-Worccster. s: LINN. p
At Decentralization L; Lawrence. O.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At New Orleans-Memphis. !; New Orleans, ].
At Montgomery First game. Montgomery. 6; Nash
vile. 5. Second game Nashville S; Montgomery,
seven innings
At Little Rock-First game: Little Rock, s.
Shreveport O. Second game: Little Rock, j.
Shreveport O.
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Totals .....97-8Is 0 Totals .......4uA 8
'Walker out, batted cut Of turn.
oncrossionals.................0 0 90 -
Reservoir. .......-.-........... o x-9
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Earned rns-Philadelphia, J. First base by errors
-fittsbGrg l. Philadelphia / Left on bases
Pittsburg G Philadelphia. 8 First base balls
OF Lieaeld 81 or Brown, 8, Struck out-By Lie
Geld, {; by Brown. 2 Two-bsse hit-Grant. sacri-
fee hits-Leach, Clarke StoTke. Umpire-Mr-
O'Day Time Of game-l hour md IS minutes. At
tendance. 1901.
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i'm to-day. The score

First hasc b. erTnrs-Cbicago Lett On bascy-
Brooklyn. II; Chicago. 8 First base on balls-OH
Bel, 2 Struck Guilty. Bell. 5; By Overall, T.
Three-base hits-Alperman. Maloney. Two-bass hits
-Alpcmsu Casey. Sacrifice hlts-Casey. sheckaTd.
Hit by ptchel-By Overall. l. Wild p.teh-oyeran.
Umpirs-Alessrs. Carpenter and Emslie. Ilme Of
game-l hour and 50 minutes Atteudance-4.00J
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SECOND GAME


FITst base b eEroFs-NeW foTk, J g. LOUIS ;
Left on bases-Nev York. }; St. Louis. g. Fist base
on baLs-OG Bcebe. J. Struck out-Ey McGinnity
G; By Becbe, 8. Home Uns-shay. Hcstetter Three
base hits-Konctchy. Burnett. Two-base hit-Bur-
nett. Sacrifice hit-McGinnity. Stolen bases-Sey-
mour. Shay. Double play-Wolier 10 Holly. Hit by
pteheg-By MeGinnity, !; By Beebe !. Umpires-
MessTs. Klein and Johnstone. Time Of game-l hour
and IS minstes. Attendauoe4.00l
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Monument Grounds. 5 D q.
Water Department trounced the Prop
erty Clerks team yesterday In the Dis
trict League, winning easily By Il to /.
Brosnan was pounded all over the lot.
three triples, two doubles, ard nine sin
giles being obtained of his delivery. c.
Beckett. the Water Department slab ar
list. was very effective. letting the Clerks
down with four hits and tanning twelve.
The Clerks were away of IN their field
ing, making ten miscues. Water Depart
ment played a perfect game behind Beck
EFT. The hitting OF Kenneally and c.
Beckett and c. Beckett's pitching were
the features
The official score.
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At ST. Paul-Tolcdo. 8. 81 Paul. J.
At Kansas CiC'-Kansls City. z: Columbus, 2
Al Mmuesrolis-M Minneapolis s; Louisville, 2.
At Observation-Disclosures : Milwaukee, l.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Gurley Athletic Club has recently
organized a baseball team. and would
ike 10 arrange games with any eighteen
year-Old team in the District Address
Manager I. H. Young. 1457 Chaplin street
northwest.
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BROWNS BREAK EVEN
Win Final Game from the
Nationals by ) to 4.
PERRINE IS KNOCKED OUT

Second Baseman Hit on Head by
Pitched Ball and Rendered I'm
conscious - Charley Jones Gets
Back Into Game at Center Field,
While Hickman Covers Second.
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DISTRICT LEAGUE.
Water Department Nearly Blanks
Property Clerks.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

~ Aug1sta-Augusta. ?; Charleston. ? leleTen IN
ninCs. called.
At Macon-Macon. I: Columbia o.
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS. s. Jacksonville, 2
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

ST. Louis, .; Washington, 4.
Chicago, .; Philadelphia, I.
New York, 5; Cleveland, L.
Boston, = Detroit, 3
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Left On bases-Chicago. 6: Philadelphia. g. First
base on balls-Of White g. OF BARLEY, 3. Struck
Cut-By White S.: By BARLEY, l. Two-base hit
Joucs. Sacrifice hits-Niclos Powers jones. Hahn.
White. Stolen bases-Jones Isbel D0nGnue Passed
ball-P0weTs. Umpire-alr. sheridan. Time q game
Il hour and 45 minutes. Auendance-5.GlO.
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To-day's game-Independeuts Va lexington. q
Br06kland oval
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New York. July 9-Pending action by
President Pulliam. Capt. Chance. Of the
Cubs. has been suspended indefinitely for
his part in the bottle-throwing affair Of
Monday but the Cubs went In and won
vrifbatrf hin, 20 dov Tho caarp.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Wiliamsport- Trenton. 4. Wnliamsport, s.
Al Altoona Altoona. p; YORK 3
At Johnstovn-I Lancaster. c; Johnstown. 2
At Harrisburg HaWshurs s; Wilmington, I
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Svracuse-Utica, (; Syracuse. J.
At Scrant0n-Scranton. II; Troy. Q.
AZ Wilkesbarre-Albany, z; Wilkesbarre 8.
AZ BinghamtOn-A ]. and G.. 2: Binghamton. O.
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Earned nlns-pittsburg, 5; Philadelphia g. Prs
base BY errors-ptjsbrg 8 Left on bases-Pitts-
burg, Z; Philadelphia. l. First base on balls-Of
Willis l;oa Camnitz ?; of Sparks. 2. Hits made
OF Willis, in innings: Of Camnitz. j in & in
nings Struck 0ut-By Willis. /; BY CaUlnitz. ,: hy
SpaTks Throe-base hit-Nlagee TNso-hase hit
Leach Abbataechio. Wagner. Peters. Dooli- Sac.
riico hits Leach. Wagner. Abbatacclio Knsb,