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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
UNHAPPY FATE
PURSUES DOCTOR
Believe Woman Who Was Responsible
for Suicide Notice Can Explain
This Latest Little
Joke

If DR.. o. M. Justice reaches the al
lotted three score years and ten alive,
or remains in his happy bachelor state
for even half that time, 1t will be be-
cause anonymous letters can neither
kill nor marry him.
The doctor is thriving young eye,
ear nose and throat specialist with an
office in the Hellman building.
Friday there appeared in two of the
evening papers the announcement of
the engagement of DIR. Oswald M. JUS
tice and Miss Meteagan of st. Paul,
MINI.
The doctor says the communication
was sent to the papers anonymously
and that there is no truth in it. He is
not at all pleased and says he is going
to consult a lawyer.
All day yesterday he was kept busy
answering telephone calls, some con-
gratulatory and others-well, the doctor
does not say anything about the others,
but it is rumored he had to do deal of
explaining, for he is popular with the
fair sex.
DR.. Justice came to Los Angeles about
four years ago from Minneapolis, where
he was practicing. He is a graduate
of the Minnesota university and has a
great many friends in various parts of
the east. One morning these friends
and the doctor himself were shocked to
learn from the papers that he had COM
mitted suicide.
Objects to Sudden Death
The doctor is full of youth and vigor,
and he had absolutely no intention of
allowing himself to be disposed of at
such an early stage in life's game.
He brought suit in Chicago against
one of the papers publishing the story,
and he has recently received word from
his attorneys there that he has won the
case.
He says he believes that report was
sent out by woman who does not hold
good wishes toward him, and he thinks
the same person has circulated the re-
port that he is engaged to be married
II have not done anything yet except
to confer with the editors of the papers
publishing the report but I am going
to see lawyer and take steps toward
putting a stop to this sort of thing.
"It is rather embarrassing to awake
and find you have taken your own life,
| and then to discover that you are en-
| gagged to young woman several hun
dred miles away. 1t is also embarrass-
ing to the young woman. She is very
| fine young woman and she cannot help
resenting such a report"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17

Madame during a heated discussion, to
her husband)-Shall / tell you what /
think OF you, Judes2
Monsieur-DO, my love.
Madame-Weils then, you're a fool.
Monsieur-And Il Is said that you were
made from one Of my ribs.-Nos Loislrs
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
KENILWQRTH RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Four and one-half furlongs. Please
l0 McDaniell. 70 s won. Banyah. no "a Brounj.
10 5 second; Luzetta. loj lGrandl. to l. third
Time. 0435. WoFkaday. Wild Cherry. Bayardo
Kings Foly. Clotyar. Cuseowilla. and snakeuood
also ran
SECOND RACE - One mile and seventy yards
George S Davis IS lloyd. TO TO- won; sam Ber
nard. Sc lHosgl, 10 to !. second. Mare Antony IL
lE lRoseul. esen third. Time. 1885. Marstcr
Request aad Cau0pian also ran.
THIRD RACE-One and onesixteenth miles 81
Joseph % D. CaUclD 10 /. WON Tom D0lan 2
RosenI. Il to . second. siT RALPH, rs iNcDanej
% 10. third Tims. l,i6 2-5 Thistle Do. Chippewa
Picaroon Simon D.. and CoblesaN also ran,
FOURTH RACE-Sx fml0ngs. Tom Mciirath li
lBlovnL 5 20 s. won. Welbouln. ll2 lNic0). 1 % 3
second Tickle, loc Weeks. out 70 show. third
Time. liz s. Pretty Polly also ran.
FIFTH RACE-five and one half tuIlongs Chic
Hayes 80 Glo7dl. 3 70 5. won; Reyerue. Nc
Carthyi 90 !. second; Master Lester. 81 lHogg.
10 J. third Time l93. Jupiter. JACK kercbeyai
Elcazldor and Right and True als5 ran
SIXTH RACE-Fcur furl0ngs. Chief Desmond
l19 Brown, 10 J, Son. Lon o., III tRosenl, 6
l. second: Concerned l09 tGaudl, 70 /. thifd
Time. 0s3 81 Ora sudduth. Cstio0t, and Star I'm
bom also ran.
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
Philadelphia at Pitt-burg.
New York nj Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Sc. Louis.
Boston at Chicago
nF NJ TEAMs-

Cincinnati June 1S.-In a game marked
hy accidents more or less serious, the
Giants again emerged with the victory
to-day In the third inning Coakley hit
two men. > >Brcsnahan was the first victim,
a high inshoot striking him behind the
ear. McGann, the next man, was hit on
the arm and had TO retire. Bresnahan's
injury. however. was much more serious.
After the players had spent several min
utes in efforts 20 revive Bresnahan with
out avail, he was carried TO the clubhouse
by several Of the Giants. Doctors were
summoned TO attend him. lie became
conscious after four physicians had
worked over him for about ten minutes
His first request was for a priest, and
the Rev. John Hickey responded and ad-
mininstered extreme JUNCTION. Bresnahan
continued 10 improve rapidly but the
lump back of his ear where he was hit
grew % great proportions. Later he was
taken to the Seton Hospital AS for the
game, il was won as early as the second
inning. when Coakley allowed a bunch
ing of hits along with a fatal error by
OdweN Score.
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LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-TwOgrsr-cld maid-1s; four and
oH=hsE flrl1ues. Joe Mgs-r. 10 ~. Lesl. 5 TO l.
vo1s Gari5us Dane. iW Powers. . % T. second /.
St-nsnan 40 Ci7r.artyI Z 10 g. third Time. 0=5
Gs-ndp. AtiaZ. Simon We'll Hugh Farrell Brake
snes-e. Le3 E03chaGx. Highlander. MAJ 3lsck. Al
bert FAM Preseute. and Darling Dan sisl rlr-
SECOND RatE-SslliuE. thTse-ye5r-1lds and up
ward SIX frrltngs. Bc,ser.su 100 iP.cze1si. 5 % T.
won; HalEht- l0- lE Martini. 90 g. second:
Careless lH 'thsfryI' % j. tllra Time, lai 80
Bradsu WedsevooL Caroline W. Harold D.. ard
Frank Biu also -an
THIRD RACE-selling: one mile Mer7erles, Irs
Powers 70 TO J. won, Water Lake, IT y. Lee,
% J. Second; Gold Spray, g .Delabyl, 70 l. third.
Time las Is Gambler Red Thistle Quick Rich
Jelane. Slauana. Precious Stone W X Ssde
N7noeho-d. CssperdIne, Clyde, ard Piller also ran
FOURTH RACE-Kentucky steeriechass Stakes
Clubtouss course. RCjeCtable, l5g ,N1ureil, % 4
won; John Dillon. AZ Mcclure. 10 10. second.
Class Leader li5 .Gausttl, 2 70 l. third Time
So So Pierr0rt finished Dell Leata. Potash and
Grscelsud fsu.
FIFTH RACE-Haudicap, thrUeyear-0lds and ID
ward. s1 turl1urA Old Honesty Il1 .AustinI 10
2 won. Prince Ahmed. l04 JOttl s 70 S, second; ;
Froutensc. l3 u. Lee, 20 10. third Time
Iaf is. Wing Ting The Clansman. and Sung5r
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Sellng; one and oneslztseufh
miles Qusggs, s5 BilacI. Is % 5, wor, Guardi So
BUIlar 1 % I. saconi; BeudiFo ia -. Lee 6 20
s. third Tine l.46 IS Pr5te1s Ober-u. Bull
finch. Henry O. DOYLE Sultry, Gracs Cgrier La
cache, Athena. Devout. and Scalplcci also ran.
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RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

FIRST RACE-Haf a nile. Saucy NJ. Ii0 Ret
tigl. 20 J. won. Wanna, 10 Callahan . to T.
second; GIuckstsin. lC5 CNIe1ry' % 70 I. third
Time, 0.s2 Forest Rose, Rattan Kareuniul
Charlotte. Ms. Nugsut ST. Doreu and Lady Ade-
laid, also ran. Last 60 fell.
SECOND -Thirteeu-siXteeutls Of a mile
Degrammout, l37 lKUschhauml g 70 l. won; Aiiclae.
Nulyauey l15 lNeRae . % !. second. Rciera. l1-
iWilmonti, 20 J, third Tine lEl IS. Box EiLcr
Etra. Mistress Of Rolls Realty. Budget, The Only
Way. Ray Carlo and TaGrigsn also ran.
THIRD RACE-Ssyeu-eighths OF a mile. Elmdale
10 B0reu. 20 @ Won; altarcro 10 lRettici Z %
s. second: Lady kctty los lArchi5aldl. S 10 l. third
TiEe, Us. Dave Weber George hibeu. Bon Vi
want Nancy ". Banlsda. Teta1us, Doc Craig and
Lessen also ran
FOURTH RACE-FutuIity course. Sugar Maid.
IL lBoreD Il 10 10. won; Clogdlisht. III D.. VII
SOM. Il 70 5, second; st. Francis 500 Menty), TO
l. third. Time. lO9 -. Collector JessuD Combury
and Misty's Pride also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and onesixteenth miles LII
lie B.. 90 iMentTyl to /, won; Edith James. l17
lB0rell, 10 u J. second; Salablc 100 NlcRse Z 20
I, third. Time, li5 5. Christine 4. Tne Captain
SUsgger and Avaton also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six and one-half furlones Meada
l06 Wright, Is 70 /, won; Revolt ld5 Mentryl %
/. second, Uptican. los thisclhaum even. third
Time. ll9 i5. Nilshora, Wo0lma. Treasure Seeker,
Mazap7n, and Miss Turtle also ran.
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'Battei fer Leife.d in ninth inning.
fBatted for Smith IN ninth inning.
tBattad for Gordon in ninth inning.
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WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; three-year-olds and up
ward. selling; SIX furlongs. Rod1ndo, l0j lKunzl 4
TO l. won. Neodosha. los Burtonl. 20 10 for place
second: Gracious 95 lDubeil. to . third. Tlne
IIf25 Sonnet. Excitement, Peaceful Henry, Frank
Collins, and Wedding Ring also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purse, 500. steeplechase handi
cap: short course. Dr. Heard. 80 IS Boilepyj 6 70
., won; Bank Holiday, li3 tPeuy}. . 20 ]. second;
Full Of Fun. I35 tT. Powers out TO show, third
Time. 356. sam Farmer also ran.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $50; tw0-year-old FLIES
four and one-hat furlongs. Dew Of Dawn. lis
(Stelel. even won; Lady Elkhorn, ll5 ID. Bolandl
2 to ! and I to 5. second; Oriental Queen. l12
lDubel, 10 !. third. Time. 0:55 3-5 Cotand Fres-
esd, Dandy Dancer. and Melange also ran
FOURTH RACE-Puse Si00 for three-year-olds
and upward selling; one,m mile Royal Breeze. 90 d.
Reyl. to ). won; Matab0n. i0l (Dubei. even. sec
ond The Englishman lis (Morelandl to 10. third
Time. l4O Is. Chandos Reside. and Little Lighter
a-so ran
FIFTH RACE-Five flrlongs. Naxton l0o ,Du-
bell TO 1. Won: Molsre ll2 (Morelandl 70 l.
second; Merry Blue. 100 (Foleyl. to /. third Tine
los So William Penn. Tuscarora Pa-kina Hostile
Hyphen, Captain Childs. Bayou Lark. and San No
dene also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlonts. Principia, l0l (Gau-
gel even. won; Doc Kyle. los CHolmesl. 10 70 l..
second; Lizzie Mclean, l0l lBolanil. 10 /. third
Time lIs i5. Joe Fallert. Attraction, Sheer King
Of the Valley, and Dick Redd also IAN
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" T. P- W L. Pct
TrglsIr -.----- -.lII NleF--.......-. . @
Pgst-1-1gg..... ~ Iltcrcr----..-- .-a
Z. Fud L-.... 3 100
T. days game-Commecs and Labor rs. Treasury.
- p. u.
Post-ofice applied the wh!tswash brush
u Interior yesterday winning out by g
TO q. Kerr and H8rlns were the Post
Office fingers, and they had everything
their own way the Reds getting but five
singles. three Of which were obtained by
Bdrnhardt.
Bartel was Wild, passing seven OF the
opposing batsmcn, and DE was Ineffective
with men on the cushions Both sides put
up an excellent game IN the field. only
two errors being made in the course OF
the fray. The of5ci. z score:
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ANNUAL TENNIS TOURNEYON
Spring Handicap Match Of thiLe
Droit Club Under WAY.
Preliminary and FIRST Rounds lr-
nish Good SpOrt-ReIIs and Leea.
GeOghegan and lerch TO Meet.

The annual spring ha1dicap tournaunt
Of the lie Droit Tennis Club is now ber
played on the courts Al Thirteenth IA
T streets northwest Oriy club memitz
are admitted to this tournament. and .e
matches already played lave been hay
contested and marked bylhlgh-clsss T.
mis- The tournament is il charge Of
n. Merrill II. f. Lerch. ana A. Y. Leee
and handsome first and sea1d prizes vii
be awarded in both singles md doubles.
In the preliminary. roundIvesterday |
o. Leech Ton from En0cl Edm5nsta
after three hard sets. l-6, Cd. e-3. c. Il
CiaUdy defeated ". II. Mertl. e-3. IA
6-3. This match was very in1rsstiug and
brought out some excellent vtrk by each
player Or H. p. Cobey and I r. Heath
fought out a tight match. Which was
finally won by the former. the S0re being
e.. 4-6 SIS. II. T. Lerch won from T. r.
Proctor by default
In the first round H. II. Welll playing
mis- usual steady and consistent game
von from A, Y. Leech, ir, 4-6. -. g.
z. q. Leech and c. II. Ciaudy put ur
the best tennis thus far in the tourna.
meut each man playing q strong game
and making many difficult shots. Tn,
match was won by Z. .. Leech, the scor.
standing 81, 6-3. 6-5 The match be.
tween Dr. CObey and H. F. Lerch wai
wen by the latter. Franklin Ge0ghegar
Won from Duss by default. In the semi
finals Wells viii play Leech and Ge7ghe
gan viii meet Lerch
Interesting matches are expected {,
doubles, as the partners are well paired
In the upper half z. o. Leech ans II. r
Lerch will play Franklin GeoEnegan an
Enoch Edmonstol. the winning teau
meeting N. VI. Merrill and T. r Heath
while in the lower half G. II. Claudy an
A. Y. Leech, jr. viii meet the WHINE
Of the match between Conrad Doyle AM
IL P. Cobey, and H. N. Wells and F. r
Proctor
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Norfolk, 10; Richmond, >.
Portsmouth. ~ Lynchburg. ,
DanviIle, l; Roanoke, I.
sf4
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UMPIRE REvERsEs DECISION.
Detroit Bunches Hits In Fifth, Beat
ing Athletics.

Philadelphia, June 1S.-By punching nVe
hits in the fifth inning. Detroit made nve
runs, and put Philadelphia out Of IT, In
this inning. Umpire Stafford. working
behind the bat. declared Donovan out at
the plate The Detroit players kicked
vigorously. and then Stafford. appealing
to Evans for mis- opinion. reversed MS
decision, and declared Donovan sate. Ihe
game was played out under protest. The
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19

Earned WashingtOn, /. Cleveland,
J. First base on balls-Om Hughes, 5; off
Rhosdes, J. Struck out-By Hughes. 8:
by Rhoades. {. Three-base h.ts-Turner,
Flick. Two base hit-Hinchman. Sacri-
fee hits--Jones. Hughes. Stolen bases
Ganley, Perrine Bradley. Double play
Altizer and Hickman. Hit by pitcher
BY Hughes, l. Umpire-Mr. Sheridan
Time Of gamc-1 hours 70 minutes.
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PIRATES GIVE GAME AWAY.
Team Wins in First Inning, then
Loses in the Ninth.

Pittsburg, June 1S-After winning to-
days game in the first inning. Pittsburg
allowed It TO get away from them in the
ninth, when the Philles jumped all over
Leincld- who had succeeded Leever. The
game was ragged throughout. and Umpire
Emslie permitted the players TO abuse
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
WHEATON BEAT WINCHESTER.
Suburban Team Gave Clever Exhi-
bitOn and Won by TO Score.
cal 10 The Washington Herald

opec u 70 The Washington Herald
winchester, Va, June 1S.-The locals
were defeated by the Wheaton. Nd, team
at Reservoir Park. this afternoon, I TO 4.
Sinner. for Winchester, pitched a good
game, but his support was poor and the
errors costly. Wheaton put up an excel
lent game both at the bat and in the
field, while the base running was above
par. Batteries: Wheaton, Flanagan and
Graves; Winchester, Sinner and Wood
ward.
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T-days game-Commece and Labor rs. Treasury.
Ji5 D. u.
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FiIsG base by errOrs-NCw York q Left on bases
New York :. 81 Louis. 8 First base on halis-Of
Moore, !. St1cs out-By Moore, Z; by GLADE 5.
Three.base hit-Wall8ce. TWO-baSe lt-Stoue- sac
Ti1ye Lits-Elherield. Chase. stolen bascs-keeer.
Chase. Holman Stone. Double plays-Howeu 20
Wallace; 0'Connor TO Butler; Couruy 90 Mouuty b
Chase. Hit hy pitchcr-By Glade 4. Umpire-Nr.
OLoughlin. Time Of game-l hour and 6 minutes
AtIendance-3 go.
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Tie Game at DunviIIe.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Danville. Va. June E-Danville and
Roanoke played one Of the prettiest and
most exciting games this afternoon ever
seen on the diamond here, and the umpire
was forced TO call it at the end of the
thirteenth inning on account Of darkness
1t was a pitchers battle. Hinton. catcher
FOR Roanoke. accepted thirteen chances
without an error. Score:
r. Fl E.
Dan7ille... o OOl 1000 5000 O-l z ;
Roauoke 0 0 0 0-l 10 2
Battcries-ComminEer and Ryan: Flowers and Hin
ton. UmVrC-Byuu-
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L1rned rlns-I01'--1I1'- 3 inst base IT eTT1r-
Interior, J. Left on bzsss-Post0tce 6, interior. T.
First base on haIis-OE Kerr. 2. Oh Barte. e: OF
Hariug p Innings ultclcd-By Kerr. r. ty Harsnz.
p Hits made-OT Kerr 8; Of Hariug J. Struck
0Ut-By Kerr, 6; by Hariny. 8. hy BaItel @ Two
base hit-Bac0n. Sacrifice hits-BaC0n %. Dueaure
Stolen bases Bradley t2l Bacon ~, Pennington.
Kerr BaruhaTt. Car. Eannsmsn o. DuEauus
Wild pitch-Bar-eL Passed ball-Vannsmsn. Tu-
pEe-Mr. Belts Time Of game-I hour and 8 mia-
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Eaned nrs-Detr1it. o. FhlladCIDlla, . LtII On
ba.es-Detoit. 6: Philadelphia. s. First base on
balls-Of Waddell. 8. of Donoyan. p Struck out
By Waddell. .; by Bender, 2; by Donovan &~-rhree-
base h.t-Cobb. TWo-base hits - Jones kOSsman.
Hartsel. Cross, Nichols Sacrifice hts-Joucs. Shg
fe. Double plays-Cob5 TO Rossman I'D. WlJ
pitch-Beudsr Passed ball-Shreck Umpics-Nesrs.
Stafford and Evans. Time OF gme-l hour and il
minutes. Attendance-5S3l.
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indsor.

FIRST RAcE-sz furlouss; thrse-year-olds and
nuu-arl. .rilinr
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Totals ...... Q 2T Il 2
.Rnrfad for Rrrrh in eirhfh innirr-

Brooklyn. 0 o.
St Louis. 0 0 0 0 90
Left on bases-St Louis /: Brooklyn, l. First
base on balls-0f Beebs l. Struck out-By Becbe
:. by RUcker. s. Sacrifice hit-Rucker. Stolen base
Holly Double plays Bennett to Hostetter; Maloney
TO Jordan. Wild nitcl-Bcebe Umpire-Mr O'Day
Time Of same-l hour and > minutes. Attendance
eaN
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TO-DAYrS GAMES.
at Lynchburg.
Roanoke At DanviIle.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS
TRUCKERS RUN AWAY.
Get Lead on Lynchburg that Is Not
overcome.

Special to The Washington Herald
Lynch6urg. Va, June 1S-The cham
pions gave the worst exhibition of base
bail of the season this afternoon in the
third inning and before they could pull
themselves together the Truckers had a
sufficient lead with a run that was forced
in by a batter being hit and a base on
balls in the next inning, to give a lead
that could not be overcome. The score:
RHE.
LynchHu.r. Oo0Oo2 o2oIo-3 s Z
Portsmouth. ........... 0 o 0 @ o. l
Batteries Oakley and Bentley. schuman and
Burns AItendauce-2.2)l Umpire-lir TRULY.
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STEINFELDT GETS HOMER.
Drives One Into Dcep Center that
settles the Game.

Chicago. June lS-Ste.ufeldt drove a
home run through deep center in the
third inning, with one on base and two
out and this hit settled the game. Pfeif-
fer injured the ligaments of his arm and
gave way to Dorner Score:
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CHAMPIONS TRIMMED.
Boston Taies Chicngo Into Camp in
Ragged Game.

Boston. June 1S-The tail-enders
trimmed the champions in a ragged
game to-day. A pass, a double, a
homer. and two singles gave the locals
the lead in the 18th. Score:
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MOORE PUZZLES BROWNS.
HighIanders Succeed in Taking
Visitors Into Camp.

New York. June 1S.-The Browns could
not touch Moore to-day when men We're
on bases. and the New Yorks trimmed
them. The New Yorks worried the visit
ing infield considerably by bunting. Elber-
field was ditched for kicking. Stone made
four safe hits Score.
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WIN IN LAST INNING
HeydOn'S Hit Gives Nationals
Victory Over Maps.
AFTER TWO MEN WERE OUT

with AItiEer on Second and Perrine
ON First, Heydon Smashed safely
Beyond Reach of Harry Bay-Piteh-
ers' Battle Between Long Tom
Hughes and Dusty RhOades.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Toronto-Jersey CITY, 3; Toronto, 81
At Buffalo-NeEark. 2; Buffalo. g
At Observation-Disclosures 3; Montreal, 2
At Rochester Providence. Il T. Rochester, s
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MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Indiarapclis-St Paul I indianapolis. l.
At LouisTille-Mnneapoii 5, Louisville.
A. CouEbus-N Milwaukee s. Columbus 8
At Tolsd5-Toledo, 6 Kansas City. ten irningsl
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis-Memphis. 6; Birmingham, O.
At New Orleans-Atlanta, g. New Orleans L
At Shreveport-Shreveport, s. Nashville, 2
At Little Rock-Little Eock, 5; Montgomery, :
thirteen innings; daTknessl
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At acksonvillc-Jacks0nville. 4: Augusta. /
At Charleston-C Charleston, 5; saylunlh, ,
A. Columbi.-Columb.a .; Macon. O.
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At Lancster-First eaIZs-Lancaster Q; Johns
town, 5. Second game-Larcaster. 8, J1hnstown. q
At Wilmngton-Wil iliamsporr. 8. Wilmington. /
At AltoCna-Altoona. 1; YOrk.
At TTeut0n-HarrisbIrg. s; Treut5n, l.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE

At Lowell-Lowcll, ?; 81, ckton. O.
At LawrgEcs-Lynn. {; Lawrence. g.
At Haverhil-Hayerhiu, 81 New Bedford 2
At Worcester-Worcester. s; Fan River. T.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Syraclse-sc1anton, l. Syracuse, E.
At Biughamton-Wil Wilkesbarre, l Binghamton, O.
A. Truy-A.. j. q G., 2; Troy. 3.
At Albany-Utica. 0: Albany. T.
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.urlongs; three-year-olds.and
Cumberland Tenn Rentcn-

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Cumberland, Nd, June 1S-Cumber-
land lost to scottdale. Pa. on the local
grounds to-day by ten errors. despite
good pitching by Willets. The score
Scottdale, II; Cumberland, 2.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Hartford-Hsrtford. 4 Waterbury, /.
At Eolyoke-HolycEe, 6; New Haven. !.
At BridgcpUJ-SprinCleld. 4 A; Bridgeport, 2
At Norwich-NorwiCh. =; New London. T.
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Eist base by cnUTs-B0st0n, !. Jhicsg0, ). Lett
on basos-Bost0n. g: Chicago Il. FIst base on
tal!s-Of Winter. 4, of Altrock, T. Struck out
By Winter &. lv Alirock. T. Home rin-Knight.
Three base ht-Unslauh. Tvvo-base hits-Barrett Nc
Farland. Sacrifice hits-Cong8lt1n Hahn. Parent
Stolen bases-Rohe, Donohus Double play-FeTris
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TAIL ENDERS BEATEN.
Brooklyn Takes Game from st. Louis
by Score of ] 10 o.

st. Louis. June 1S-BroOklyn won again
this afternoon from ST. Louis by 1 to O.,
RUcker allowing but two hits and Beebe
but four, two Of these latter coming in
the fourth inning and scoring Brooklyn's
solitary run. Score.
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Giants Get Game Full of Ac-
cidentS to Players,
IS LAID CUT
Hit Behind Ear with Bali Thrown by
CoaISiey and Remains Unconscious
for Ten AiinuteS-Priest Called and
Administers Extreme UnctiOn-1Ic-
Gam Compelled TO Retire.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Philadelphia. :; pistsburg, s.
New York, fi Cincinnati, 3.
Brooklyn, 1; ST. Louis, o.
Chicago. ,; Boston, 1
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington, =; Cleveland, 1.
Detroit, 8; Philadelphia, ?.
New York. g, ST. Louis, /.
Boston, q; Chicago, 3,
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First base CD b1lls-Of C1akl-y. /. oF smith. ].
Cf Wiltss l. Struck cTr-By CoEl1r .; br Smith
3; hy Nlts1 o. Tdr-e-blsl hit-Hu1-ins Tw--b1ss
hit-Strug. Stolen basC-Degliu. Double .Iag-L9-
bert 90 HlSgn5 % CAMEL Hi- hy ulrclcr-Ey
CaaAlsy, Ump.ses-Nes7. Eg'T and klcm.
Time Of same-- haHrs. Attendance. $780,
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Post-oniCn WhttewHShed the In
terror Cutft by : To o.
STANDING or THE TEAMS

DING or THE TEAMS
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Pittsburg. .............. 0 0 0 0 l o.
Philadelphia. ! 0 o 0 ~
FIRST base on balls-Of Lever. ?; Of LeiAeld 3;
of SPARKS. 2; of Gordon 2 Hits made-Of Lever.
lin innings. of Leifelt 8 Gn g inningsl; Of
Corridor. Il lin 8 innings; of Sparks ! lin in
ming. Struck out-By Leiield. Q. by Gordon g.
TlTeebase hits-Leach. Kaabe. Two-bass bits-Wag-
ner %. Sacrifice hits-Knabe. Leach Stolen bases
Nealon. Magee %. Double plays-Anderson 70 Nea-
Ion; Courtney to Gleason. Hit by ptcher-Thomas
Wild pitches-C0ridon, Leiield. UmpIe-Mr. Ems
lie. Time OF rams-2 hours and 10 minutes. At
teudance-35l0
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Play in Rain at Norfolk.

Special % The Washington Herald
Norfolk Va. June 1S.-Heavy batting
and slow fielding marked the ball game
between Norfolk and Richmond, played
in rain and mud. this afternoon. and
won by Norfolk, 10 to >. Score.
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to Unglaub Wild pitch-Altrock. Umpires-Siessrs
Hurst and Connolly Time Of game-l hour and %
minutes Attendance-43 36
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Earned rauf-Nllti. - tet.l1N. u Le.t on bases
Ninth. Z. Bethany L Flr. base oH hails-Ot Dodd
2. N NeuEel-. J. Innings I-cls5-By D0iL 5l-5.
ly Ia'-r- 21 Hits us1e-Jr U1di 9. CG Bl.-1r
uI1-Ruz. Tlrss base hlty-M0r-aul -leii. Two
base E..s-Eyar5. B.1eme. Wood. Sacrifice hit
Einu--4l. stolen hase--EFaas. Webb u. HIT h7
.ptClPr-Bv Nsus-Ht J. WLd plteH-Uail I'm
Gae-Mr Holman. Time OF gams-l hour and .
mluutls