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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03
EXPLORERS LANDED
IN NORTHERN WlL0S

North sydney. n. $. oct. 2.-The
American auxiliary schooner yacht
John r. Bradley. which left here In
July for the Arctic regions, arrived
here late yesterday. The Bradley
landed Or. r. II. Cook. I'm command
of the exploration expedition, at
Smiths Sound. The expedition ex-
poets to cross Ellsmere land early In
the. spring. and will attempt to reach
the pole by way of the polar sea.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03

New Orleans, La, oct Hum
dreds Of special guards went on duty
at Stuyvesant docks Of the Illinois
Central railroad today Ia anticipation
Of threatened levec strike involv-
ing 5000 TO 10000 iaborers. The
strike extended slowly today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03
PRISONER AND LAWYER
BOTH IN HOSPITAL COTS
George peitibonc and Attorney Oar
row Stricken With Illness
~ Boise.

Boise. Idaho. oct 2.-George Petit
bone. whose trial for completely In
the murder of former Governor
Steunenberg is set for October 10. and
Clarence 5. Darrow, Of Chicago, his
chief counsel. are both patients In the
hospital here Darrow underwent to-
day an operation for an abscess In his
left ear. Petubone Is improving
slowly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03
Ohio school TcacI,cr. slrike.

NYTaCueT. ONO. WTT- Tic sClU0I
teachers employed here are on a
strike The law requires that teach
ers shall be paid not less than $50
monthly. but the board 81 education
Of Syracuse having made a maximum
school levy Of twelve mills. finds IT,
self unable 10 pay more than f25.
The teachers demand the legal sal-
urA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03

NIIUW'U- IT"-IIU- u = ~
French ship Louis XIII. from
Queenstown September ze. at which
port she arrived recently from Port
land ore. L. ashore near Seaficlu.
County Glare. The latest reports said
that the seas Were breaking over the
vessel and that the cuast guards had
been unable O. communicate with her.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03

Steubenville. Ohio. oct 2.-Motofy
man Adams was probably fatally in,
lurcd and twenty passengers were
more or less seriously hurt IN a col-
lision Of two uorthhound Steuhenvillc
and Toronto traction cars during a
fog here today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03
More prnn-,I,anIa IndIcimenl-.

Harrisburg Pa. Oct seven
more indictments ln The capitol prose
cutions we're returned ~ the grand
jury this Afternoon. Every man
named o. the prosecution has noe
been indicted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03
widow Of lev Wallace Dead.

Craufordsviiie. Ind. oct 2-Mrs.
susan =. Wallace. widow of General
Lev wallace died lasi night She
had great literary ability and assisted
her husband in his writings.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03
GRAND JURY FINDS RISE
IN PRICE Of COAL NEEDS
SPEEDY INVESTIGATION

Report Made to Judge Abbott Yesterday Declares Increase Is
Extraordinary and Unwaranted; that Price Exorbitant
and that People Have Grevance-ASks District Attorney
to Take Steps to Place Matter Before Interstate Com
merCe Commission.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03
ALLEGED LAND SWINDLER
PROTESTS INNOCENCE {

Milwaukee, oct. 2.-B. r. Adler,
president of the Federal Coal and
Iron company. testified today In the
examination OF Chauncey Lloyd
Jones, charged with conspiracy To de-
fraud the government In connection
with n Colorado land transaction.
Adler was oe OF the witesses before
the grand jury In Denver which re-
turned indictments in the so-called
land fraud cases. He declared that
the intention at all times was for each
entryman to complete and pay for his
own filings. There was. he said. no
intention 10 evade the law. As soon
as II was developed that the corpora
ton scheme was illegal, the officers
decided to quit and stock sold to out
siders was called In and cancelled.
-.t-
Expcrt Testimony Comes High.
New York, oct. 2.--ren of District
Attorney Jerome's alienists In the
Thaw trial. Il is announced today,
have rendered their bills The total
Is slightly In excess Of f23,o00.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03

n u a veTy real pleasure 10 address
this body Of citizens OF Missouri here
IN the great city OF 81 Louis I have
often visited -. Louis before. but al
WAYS b. rail. Nov I am visiting Il IN
the course of q trip by water. trip
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

The Nationals viii be home tomorrow.
The New England League got a good
start.
Jack KERN, the former player. is max
ing good as an umpire in the American
Association.
Case Patten is showing unusually fine
form for this season Of the year II was
nearly midsummer before Patten got
down TO real work last year.
It did not take the rowdles in the Tri-
State League long to get down to bust
ness. The mobbing of Umpire Bausewine
on Friday WAS the first case of mobbing
this year
There is every reason to believe that
the leading article of baseball among the
amateurs in this city during the present
season viii be furnished by the Capital
City League. The league gets under way
tomorrow.
The following contracts and releases
have been approved by President Pulliam:
Contracts-With Brooklyn, Weldon Hea-
ley: with Pittsburg Ed J. Anderson and
Fred c. Clarke. ReIeases-By Cincinnati
(to St PauD Ed c. Tiemcyer: by Gin
cinnad Ito Independence, Kans). Bert
Haas
Charley Power says in the Pittsburg
Dispatch; Those critics who have been
roasting Pitcher Mike Lynch to dark
brown hue doubtless viii be surprised to
learn that since joining the Pittsburg
team three years ago the big fellow has
won s. per cent of the games he pitched,
TO say nothing Of those he saved after
other twiTlers had gone to the bad"
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
WAUGH TEAM is BEATEN
New Sunday School League Begins
It's Season.
Large Crowd Sees Contest-Errors at
Defeat of A Street Lads.

The East Washington Sunday School
Baseball League season opened yester-
day at Thirteenth and D streets north
east, First Methodist Protestant defeat
ing Waugh by 8 10 7. before a large
crowd.
The East Washington grounds viii be
the scene Of a contest every day, except
Sunday, frem now until the end Of the
season, June %. The league consists Of
four teams, Ninth Street Christian
Church. First Methodist Protestant.
Waugh Methodist Episcopal, and Rhode
Island Avenue Methodist.
The league officials consider themselves
fortunate In having obtained the services
OF Dutch Newman to referee the shows,
as Newman has a reputation as an UNI
pire second 70 none. with the possible ex-
ceptlon OF Belts.
Waugh lost the game on errors. The
proneness Of the A street lads TO slip up
at critical moments proved costly. The
two teams seemed TO be quite evenly
matched, only First has had more prac-
tice and played a smoother game in the
field than did Waugh The latter team
has a good pitcher IN Kirkland. and. after
the boys have developed more teamwork.
should prove worthy antagonists Of any
nine in the league.
stuckert and Sasscer starred at the bat.
First tried 10 wrap the game up in red
flannel In the opening round showing
three runs over on a brace OF hits. two
errors. and a Wild pitch. but Waugh came
back ia the same session with a lone
tally, and forged ahead in the third. when
they knocked Kidwell out OF the box and
scored five runs. Qugley was substituted
for Kidweu and held Waugh well in hand
for the rest Of the seven innings.
First got one back in the fourth on d
hit, a sacrifice. and Fries error. In the
fifth, Waugh went to pieces and allowed
First 10 shove I'VE runs over the counting
pan, bringing its total up 10 9 Waugh
got its seventh run IN the sixth on Sass
GERS double, a wild pitch, and a passed
ball.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
AL HIGH sCHOOL TEAM.

Coach James Sprigman yesterday an
n0unced his selection for the All-High
School team which win play the Unlver-
sity Of Pennsylvania freshmen. at Frank
lin Field. next Saturday. Western mas
I'VE representatives on the squad Tech
four. and Central one. while no player
from Eastern or Business qualified.
The fact that the inter High School
championship series is hardly under way
makes I especially difficult at this time
TO name the best players IN the different
positions. but the team that has been
chosen by Sprigman is just about as
formidable an outfit as could be picked
from among the sixty-Odd players who
are taking part in the championship
series.
It will be necessary 10 take two pitchers.
and Michael and Richard are easy
choices. while Radford is considered the
best catcher ana viii show TO especial ad-
vantage in working with his schooima te.
Michael. Two first basemen-Goodman
and Maedonald-will make the trip, but
Macdonald will probably be played IN the
outGeld. The two best shortstops IN the
league-Moss and Howard-are chosen,
but in view of his speed Moss viii prob
able be sent to the outheld, while How
ard VIII hold down shortstop.
In addition 30 the ten players already
named. Hamilton and Burch, the Central
football and track stars. viii be taken
along.
The squad leaves here Friday. and dur
ing the stay IN Philadelphia will be
quartered at clubhouses at the uniyer-
sIty.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
G. A. A. ATHLETIC AWARDS.
Oarsmen and Track Men Receive
Recognition from Varsity.

At a special meeting Of the executive
board of the Georgetown Athletic Associa-
ton. the men who rowed at Annapolis on
April S were awarded numerals, and the
track men who took part in the events of
the past season were awarded the Ct -
The crew men, with the exception Of
Murray. the only freshman in the boat
have not only all received their numerals
before, but since they Towed at POugh-
keepsie last year have ali received tho
&c a" Murray has been awarded numerals.
and Ed Fitzgerald, Capt William Rice.
John Stuart. Frank FOy, James Moran,
Vincent Lynch, and J. R. La Plante have
been Rewarded numerals.
OF the track men, Capt. Montgomery is
the only one to have made mis- C. be-
fore this season: but Heffernan, the shot
putter, was awarded a &c" at a special
meeting during the season for having won
place in an intercollegiate meet against
two or more men from other colleges.
The track &c" was. therefore, awarded
to the three freshmen who ran against
Virginia at the Georgetown indoor games.
O'Boyle, Devine. and Cohsn. and re-
awarded to Capt. Montgomery.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28

Ratteries-Meade and Hamhsch kehlopp and
Dlnenderfer Umplre-sIr- Smith. Time q game
! hour and e minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Chicago at st. Louis.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Philadelphia. April 27.-Boston defeated
Philadelphia to-day, to 3. Lush's Wild
ness IN the opening inning gave Boston
a lead that the locals could not over
come. Richie replaced Lush in the sec
ond inning, after Brown hit for two
bases and Young was hit on the leg. In
the eighth Bridwen was put out of the
game for disputing a decision at third,
and in the Phillies' half Magee and
Doolin were put out of the game for
kicking too hard against Magee being
called out al the plate. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
ST. JOHNS JUNIORS WIN.
Defeat the HI0OmingdaIe Reserves
By IL 90 O-Orme PITCHES Wen.

The Juniors of ST. Johns College
kept up their winning streak by de-
feating the Bloomingdale Reserves
yesterday by II to 9.
Orme was at his best. pitching ex-
cellent ball. and at all times receiving
good support Yates. at third. handled
all his chances well. and Darlington
made a sensational catch at short.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
asiIent Lips,-Next sunday.

The Washington Herald will begin,
in its Sunday issue Of May ;, the pub
ncation of a thrilling story of mys-
terry and romance entitled Silent
Lips
All lovers of good fiction will find
this tale worth reading. There is
not q duh chapter in 1t. The action
Is like moving picture display, and
every picture is a new sensation.
The author is Mrs. Annie O. Tibbett,
and Silent Lips" has had wide
reading in England. It unquestienably
possesses the quality that holds the
attention of the reader and furnishes
good entertainment.
Do not miss the opening chapters of
this story next Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
U. I'D ?. Defeats Mest Point.

West Point, n. Y. April 27,-PennsyI-
vania defeated West Point in the annual
baseball contest here this afternoon by
the following score:
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
CUBS WIN IN TWELFTH.
Cardinals Fail so Score I'm Last In
ming. Although Bases Arc Full.

St. Louis, April 27.-The Cardinals
and Cubs battled twelve innings this
afternoon. The Red Legs apparently
had the game bagged when wild
throw by O'Hara allowed Chicago time
20 tie the score in the ninth. The locals
had the bases fun in the twelfth with
none out, but were unable to push
homo q rim Score
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
THE TRIBE OF LAJoIE.

The Maps look good 10 every one
Where the boys were ever seen,
And their kings a sage and leader
With a noodle not a bean;
And their rOOters aren't prophets,
But they'll bank on what they say
That this year the flag is coming
To the tribe Of Laioie.
They were all the goods in Dixie;
In the North they're simply grand,
And when they're rightly started
They win go to beat the band.
The Napoleosie army
Is al in scrap array.
And this year the flag is coming
To the tribe of Lajcie.
There's a smile on local fandcm
That was never there before.
And from n0w on twill be nothing
But Hey, Johnny. what's the score
The Maps win surely finish first,
And you bet we're feeling gay.
Cause this year the flag is coming
To the tribe Of Lajoie.
-CieFeiand Leader
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Roanoke, ?, Portsmouth, /.
OF THE TEAMS.
ROANOKE WINS CLOSE GAME.
Beaten 2 to 1 I'm Pitch
er's Battle.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Portsmouth. Va, April 27-In pitchers
battle to-day. Schuman was wild in the
fourth inning. and lost the game by walk
ing two men and forcing two runs.
Several long hits were made, bringing the
interest TO such a point that the speeta-
tors rose to their feet. The weather was
bad. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
Bachelors Win at Annapolis.

Special @ The Washington Heald.
Annapolis. Nd, April 27.-The mar
ried and single officers attached to the
Naval Academy played their annual
baseball game to-day, and the bache-
Tors won ny the overwhelming score OF
IS TO g. new feature in this game
was the introduction of a reversible
battery. Batteries: Bachelors-En-
sign Weaver and Passed Midshipman
Svmingt0n. Benedicts-Lieuts. Graham,
Smith, and Fowler.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
BLOoMINGDALES WIN OUT.
Defeat Rhode Island Avenue Church
Team in seven Innings.

The Rhode Island Avenue Methodist
Church team Of the Sunday School
League was defeated at McDevltt's Field
yesterday afternoon in a hotly contested
seven-inning battle, to 3.
Buckley, who did the twirling for the
winners, was an enigma 20 the opposing
batsmen, with the exception Of the third
inning. and held them to four scattered
hits. Fegan, Msrsden. Buckley, HammeH,
and Barnhardt swatted the ball hard and
often. while Capt. Nichols, in left field,
put up a fine fielding game.
Bloomlngdale plays the Bethany Bap-
list Church team tomorrow at $50 on
McDevltt's Field. and Meek viii do the
pitching for the clubmen. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
MIDDIEs WIN CLOSE GAME.

Batteries - Portsmouth. schuman and Burns
Roanoke. Reynolds and Cooper.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
WADDELL IS SUSPENDED.
Connie Mack Tells the Rube to Stay
Away for Thirty Days.

Boston. April 27-"Rube" Wadden is
suspended again. When the eccentric
pitcher Of the Philadelphia Athletics en-
tered the CopIey Square Hotel yesterday.
after a twenty-four-hour absence, he
found the following vigorous note from
Manager Connie Mack.
Il don't know where YOU have been.
and I don't want you 10 come around and
give any account Of yourself. just con
slider yourself suspended for thirty days.
and keep away from me in the mean
time"
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
FIELDER JONES SUSPENDED.
White COX Manager Again in Trouble
with League President.

Cleveland. April Fielder Jones. man
ager-captain of the White Sox. the
worlds champions, was notified to-day of
his indefinite suspension by President Ban
Johnson. of the American League. Jones
was benched yesterday by Umpire Stat
ford, who also put him out of the game
at Detroit April L. Johnson concluded
that these two benchings inside OF a
fortnight warranted drastic action.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
JOHNSON sUsPENDs JONES.
white sox Manager from Bench Sees
His Team Beat Maps.

Cleveland. Ohio. April 27-The White
sox to-day took the third game Of the
series with the Maps. to .. They
batted Hess hard In the first inning,
and Lajoie sent in Rhoades and Clarke
in the second. AItrock relieved Smith
in the second.
Manager Jones was suspended indefi-
nitely this morning by President john
son for his argument with Umpire Stat
ford yesterday, and Bells split thumb
kept him out Of the game. Score
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28

FIRST base by eTr0Is-New York 2 Left on bases
New York. s; Washington g. First base on balls
on Hog. p of FatIen. > Hits made-Of H0Cg 3
IN innings; Of Keefe in 4 inning Struck out
BY Hogg 8. b. Patten 2 Two-base hit-Cross
Sacrifice hits-KeeleF. Jones Hogs Thomas. Cross
PeTriEe. Stolen hases-Gauley Schlahy Altizer.
Hit hy pitcher-By Patten. Wild pitch-Patten
Umpire-Alr. Hurst. Time of game-2 hours At
tendance lo0l6
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
DETROIT GETS A Big SCORE
Corrals Thirteen Runs on Fifteen
Hits in Eight Innings.
st. Louis starts on Well, hut Is soon
Smothered When Petty Goes
10 Pieces.

Detroit. April 27.-Although st. Louis
started OF with lead Of three runs
in the second inning to-day. the De
troit Americans took kindly 10 Pelty's
curves and hammered him all over the
lot in the fourth. sixth. and seventh in
nings, winning easily The game was
called in the eighth inning to allow ST.
nnia 10 nafch q train Scnrn-
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28

First base by eTTurs-NeW York 2 Left on bases
NsU YORK. 8 BFooklyn First base on balls
or Stricklett 2, o1 Wutse. . Struck out-By
Stricklett 8. hy Wiltse. g. TWo-base hits-Dahleu,
Casey, Stricklett Sacrifice h.ts-Aie,srthy, Batch.
Lewis. Sey mour. Stolen bases-StTaBg Double
piays-Strang and Mctiann. AlpcTman and Jordan
Lewis and Alpeman. Seymour. COrcorsn and Ne
Gam; Lewis and Jordan: Casey, Alpermsn. aud Joy-
dan. Hit by p.tcher-By Stricslett. 3 Passed bali
-Brssnahan. Umpires-Messrs. Klein and Emslie
Time u gsme-l hour and S minutes. Attsndauce-
ea1
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
virginia Takes Another.

Special to The Washington Herald
Charlottesville, Va, April 27.-vir-
ginia made it two straight from Geor-
gia to-day, the score being the same
as on yesterday, to 8. Each twirler
allowed about the same number Of hits.
the difference being that Susong re-
ceived better support and Virginia did
some clever base running. Score:
Virginia. 02I40 IS
Georgia. ............ 90 2e 0 0-s
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
JUNIOR PREPs VICTORIOUS.

Johns Hapkins..o ooo2z 2ooo-S
ST. John SIS 0 Q 0 O 0 - 10
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28

Lot on T1797-I IITsIII8- ., UTNCIIHaTI. =
base on hslls-Oh Lynch ,: of Hit 5; OF Hal p
Struck out-By LYNCH & by Hit. J. by Hall ].
Sacrifice hiis-Abby Lynch. MowTey, Stolen bases
Higgins. Sheehan. Wagner Double plsys-Shee-
han 70 Phelps. Schle 10 Higgins Abby to Wagner
Fl clips. Hit By pitchcr-Cihson Mitchell. Clarke.
Passed ball-Gibson Umpircs-Aiessrs tombstone
and Carpenter Time Of gGne-2 hours. Attendance,
@ fIa
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
GIANTS WIN IN THE NINTH.
strickIett Loses His own Game by
Hitting Two Batsmen.

Brooklyn. n. y. April 27.-Stricklett
lost his own game to-day.
After pitching superb ball. and with
the Brooklyns one run to the good. the
Dodgers pitcher hit two batsmen IN
the final inning. and this with a sacri-
fee and a timely single by Bresnahan.
enabled the New York Nationals TO
score two runs. which proved enough
TO win Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
largest Morning Circulation

All advertising contracts made bv
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a circula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the Cap
ital. Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28

base By errors-Geofgetown. q Fordhsm. l. Left GA
has Georgetown. s; F0Tdhsm 8 First base on
bslls-OT Mahoney. J. Struck out-By 3iahoney,
70: by CantweH 4. Three-base hit-Simon. Sacrifice
hit-AIcCartey. Stolen bases-Burns, Mahoney. Cofy.
McCaTtey. Double pay-Schellsr to Devlin 70 Bynes.
Hit b. pitcher-By Cantweil l. Umpire-Mr, Beta
Time Of game hours and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
ST. JOHNS TEAM WINS OUT.
Eleven Innings Required 10 Defeat
Johns Hopkins Aggregation.

Sile-lA& 70 me washington htfal1s
Annapolis, Nd. April E.-St Johns
College, Of Annapolis, and the Johns
Hopkins University. Of Baltimore, two
old rivals in athletics. met In their annual
baseball contest here to-day and ST.
Johns won out after eleven innings. by
70 c.
The victory was made more glorious
for the local aggregation because of the
pitcher, In the early part Of the game,
ard the fact that no strong man was
available 10 substitute. Though both
teams made a number of errors, the game
was interesting throughout superior bat
ting on the part OF ST. johns being the
telling factor. The score:
RHE
III I'LL q a <
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
LYNCH'S PITCHING WINS.
Pittsburg Defeats Reds on Their First
Appearance in smoky City.

PittsbUrg. April 37.-Cincinnati made
its first appearance or the season here
to-day and was defeated by the score
OF to !. Nike Lynch pitched for the
locals and kept his opponents hits
well scattered. Roy Hit pitched six
innings for the Reds. II was his first
big league trial. and he was contin-
ually getting himself into hot water.
Hail pitched the last two innings for
rhn Vi eifnre Snnra.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
BOSTON Wins IN FIRST
Phillies Lose Game Because
of Lush's Wildness.
RICHIE REPLACES HIM IN BOX

Change Comes Too Late to Aneet
Result, as Young Keeps Hits Well
geattered-Magee and DOOlin Pat
Out of Game for Protesting Too
vigorously ON a Decision.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
Princeton Defeats Holy Cross.

Worcester. Mass April 27.-Princeton
to-day defeated Holy Cross in a ten-in-
ming game by score of 8 to . The win
ming run was presented to Princeton in
the tenth inning by a rank throw of Cen
tor Fielder Cahill Heyniger pitched a
fine game, striking out thirteen men.
Score;
r. H F.
Prnceton........ 000O000z IS 4
Holy Cross.-.... 0 e. 5
Batteries-HeynigeT and Cooney; Dowd and Sue
uey. Umpire-Air, Hassett, of Brooklyn
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
-Batted for Burch in ninth inning.
fRafted for n,Hara in twelfth inning

ST. Lolis............ % @ % 0 %
Chicago. 0 0 0 IA
First base on halls-On MeGlynn. s. of PfeisteT
J. Struck out-By MeGlyn, 4; Pfeister s. Two
base hits-Randall. Bennett ?; Hoffman Sacrifice
hits-PfeisteF, Bennett. Mciynn. Haly Stolen
bases-ByTne. NoOnan. EveFs. Chance Double plavs
Bennett and Beckiey; Beckley tunassistedl Umpire
Mr.. o'Day. Time Of gaae-2 hours and IS min
utes. Attendance-a009.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28

Batteries-Geo. Prep. Juniors: Lzngmuir Sullivan
and O'Connors Western Reserves: HnJear. GaTne
and Williams Umpire-Air FuTy.