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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Cleyeland Maps viii be at National
Park this afternoon
There is talk OF a post-season series be-
tween the Independence and District
leagues.
The fact that Walter Johnson, the
Weiser Wizard, is to pitch is expected 10
bring out a large crowd,
The Chicago Cubs have certainly given
the Brooklyns a dressing this season,
having taken Il out OF l6 games.
Moriarity. who is playing third at pres
ent for the L ighlanders. is showing up
as well as any Of the New York players.
From Bleaeher to Grand Stand; or
How l Became a Representative" by
Hon. Andrew J. Cummings, OF 1Iontgom-
cry County. Nd.
Lew Drill, the catcher once with Wash
ington, is making good as manager in
Pueblo. and has done better with the
team than any one for a long time.
A fine OF Slo0 is ridiculously light pun
ishment for the Cleveland player who at
tackled Manager Laj0ie with a chair. Men
OF that stripe look best on the blacklist
Although Monte Cross is not in the
game Connie Mack declares that his
Aa4iN NOth on AAt COdCAlA5 4lltS A1S a
lot TO do with the success of the Ath-
letics.
out in Chicago they have stopped de-
Gliding who viii pitch for the Sex and
Cubs in the worlds series. and are study
ing timetables Of Philadelphia trains
Pittsburg sun.
Bert Blue, the Columbus catcher. who
IS almost certain 10 be picked cff by d
big league club for next year. had a run
Of twenty-six games behind the bat filis
season without a misplay.
Pfanmiller, Of Jersey City. is the Oldest
pitcher in the Eastern League IN point
Of service, this being his seventh year in
Par Powers organization. Like old wine,
Plan improves with age.
Jake Stahl may not be the greatest
manager ever, but he did something
Clarke Griffith, Jim Mcclure. and Joe
Caniillon We're unable 10 do when ne got
Doc Hldebrand 10 play.
Everything else having failed, Tennoy
should give Young Cy" Young a long
rest. The Boston southpaw was heaten
the other day Tor the twentieth time this
season, He has only won six games.
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LYNCHBURG GETS CUMMINGS.


9lSl-LA % Ale u l-aiLslHn 4latQ.
Lynchburg. Va. Aug. 6.-AIanager Grim.
Of the local bali team, to-day traded
Pitcher Shelf Moore, 10 Norfolk for Cy
Cummings who viii be used as a general
utility man by the locals.
GIoore is under suspension by Colum-
bia. Of the South Atlantic League. be-
cause OF his physical condition, and ne
viii play the season out with Norfolk
subject to Columbia's reserve.
Moore's condition is the result Of serI-
Gus operation. He is a native Of Lynch
burg. and believes he can play the sea-
son out In this league.
Marager Grim also has secured Catch
er Burns. of Portsmouth, and the player
is expected to report here for to-mor-
rows game. Burns is considered one OF
the best catchers Of the league.
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Chicago, Aug. 6-Chicago made it four
out Of five to-day. 10 the apparent disap-
pointment Of the populace. The fans
have become surfeited with victory. and
are glad to see the Cubs get a good
humping now and then.
To-day's affair was a fine pitchers bat
tie. and Dummy Taylor lost il by his own
wild heave Otherwise the fray would
have gone on almost indefinitely, for both
pitchers were invincible, and nearly all
Of the few hits made We're scratches of
the kind that a hard-hearted scorer might
call errors. Score.
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PIRATES WIN AND LOSE.
Drop First Game TO Dodgers and
Blank Them in the Second.

Pittsburg Pa. Aug. 6.-Pittsburg and
Brooklyn split even in a double-header
to-day, Brooklyn taking the first game
while Pittsburg captured the second
Mcintyre was responsible for the victory
in the FIRST game. The second game went
TO the Pirates because WINS vas u0hit
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TO-DAY,s GAMES.

Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia az Chicago.
New York at Pittsburg.
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Reports About erby Exaggerated.

Kingston, Ireland. Aug. 6.-The report in
circulation yesterday as 10 the condition
Of Richard Croker's colt Orby would ap-
pear TO have been exaggerated. His wind
is all right. he suffered from d chill, but
the veterinary surgeon who has charge
Of him believes he win be in good shap6
for the St. Leger on September Il
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cANTILLoNs MOTHER vERY Ill
Washington Managers Aged Parent
Is in Serions Condition.

Is in Seri0ns Condition.
Manager Cantllon. OF the Washington
baseball team. received a telegram from
his brother yesterday notifying him Of
the serious illness OF his mother, al her
summer home in Wisconsin.
AS Mrs. Cantillon is eighty years Of
age. she is hardly able TO withstand any
long siege Of Illness. and Joe is naturally
gregtly worried over her condition.
II managers brother wired last night
that there seemed 10 be no immediate
danger. but fuller details VIII be sent to-
day. It IS hoped that to-day's tidings
viii be more encouraging. for unless
there IS an Improvement the manager
will leave at once for the sick bed.
Cantillon has the sincere sympathy OF
his host Of friends during his present
worrimeut.
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CUBS TAKE REVENGE
Atone for Mondays Defeat
by the Giants.
TAYLOR THROWS GAME AWAY

Dummy's Wild Heave in the Second
Inning Responsible for Chicago's
Two TaIlies-Present Series Now
stands Four 10 One in Favor OF
the worlds Champions.
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baHs Score

sBstted for p. Hinchnau.
fBalred Tor Clarss1n.
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\ deal whereby tony Smith. shortstop
og tie Galveston Club, OF the Texas
League. becomes a member OF the Ma
tionals. was closed yesterday. The new
player is expected to join the club at
ST. Louis next Monday.
Smith has been with the Galvestons for
three years. and is highly recommended
by the best baseball men in Texas. Jim
Nolan. an old friend of CantillOn. has
been after the local manager ever since
the season opened TO buy Smith. and
yesterday Cantillon finally decided to give
the youngster d trial
Smith is touted as great fielder, but
his batting average is not especially good.
His home is in Chicago. he weighs about
155 pounds.
Early afternoon showers caused a post
popement Of the final game Of the series
with Detroit. and the Tigers left on an
early train for Philadelphia, where they
begin g most important series with the
athletics to-day.
Two weeks ago The Herald called at
tention 10 the great strides being made by
Connie Asael's men. At that time they
were in pretty deep nut in fourth place,
but since they have pulled up on the
leaders and there are many who now be-
lieve that the Athletics have an even
chance fer the peanant Detroit has al
ways Jared Weil against the Phaadel-
phians and before leaving yesterday
Hughey Jennings said that he does not
expect the Quakers to put very big
dent in Detroit's record
Detroit is going along nicely ct this
time, having won ten out of the last
fourteen games. Before leaving home the
Tigers took twenty out Of twenty-four
games and two Of the defeats were hand
ed out by Washington.
This afternoon Larry Lajole's band OF
Clevelanders VIII be the attraction at
National Park. and il an effort TO break
the nationals losing streak. Cantillon
will pit Walter johnson against the Maps.
Johnson did so well in his first game
that great interest is centered in to-day's
game, Tor it he succeeds in beating
Cleveland there will be little question
about his ability to do well in fast com
pauy.
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SONOMA GIRL is The WINNER
Captures the Empire State Stakes at
Buffalo Grand Circuit.
Springer'S Great Trotter Breaks in
First Heat, but Is Victor
in the End.

Bunuo. Aug 6-sonoma Girl won the
Sle,oo0 Empire state Stakes at Kenlworth
} Park this afternoon after two disastrous
heats.
In the first heat she broke before the
half-mile pole was reached. and before
the great California hlly could get on her
feet again, she was trailing the bunch.
She just managed 10 get within the dis
tauce nag. She captured the second heat
handily In the third heat she went into
the fence. and ran away with the smashed
sulky al her heels. J. D. Springer, her
owner, who was driving, was slightly
bruised The judges allowed her 10 COM
pete in the next heat. which she took
handily
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MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Indiauapolis-Fiyst same indianapolis. s: Nil
waukee l. Second game: Indianapolis, Z; aIik
Wauke. J.
At Tdedo-First game; Sc, Raul. 6; Toledo. 2
second game; 81 PAU, 2; Toledo. l.
At COlnnbHs-First game. ColumbUS 6: Minueap
oils. 2 Second game: Columbus Z: Minneapolis. o
At LouisTille-Logisyille Z; Kansas Cts. 2
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MaTtinsFslTg. 00IO2 2s0x-sg
ol1esians...,....,.....s- 90 -a2 0 ~ 2
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To-day's game-st- Thesesa's vs. ST. Dominios, at
Olympic Park-
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CharIestoEyn loses to Acaaemicians.
Snscial 10 The Wnshinrton Herald

Charlestown. W. Va, Aug. 6.-An unin-
teresting game OF baseball was PLAYED
mere to-day, between the Shenandoah
Academy team, of Winchester, Va. and
Charlestown, the score being 10 TO :. in
favor Of Winchester. Baker. for Charles
town. pitched a creditable game. but his
support was poor. Batteries-W Winchester
Cooper and Sehenk; Charlestewn, Baker
and BOnham.
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Chance for the Amateurs.

II. B. Taylor. IS II street northeast. has
in tow several teams, and he is desirous
OF arranging games. The teams are, the
Rosedales, No. l, and Senate, from seven
teen TO twerty-one years, junior team,
from sixteen and under.
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baTned ulns-Cleyeiand, 2; Philadelphia, :. Blrst
base By erToTs-Clevcleud. %: Philadelphia 5
First base on balls-0f Dyge1t. 2 Strlck out
By Dygert g. By Clarkscn. 3 Tllree-base hit
Murphy Twobase hits-Laioie. Flick. Sacrf6ce
hits-A- Hinchuan, DAVIS. Powers stolen h2ses-
Flick Turner. Double pleysAlurphy 70 Powers 10
Collins; Tuner 70 Laloie. Hit by pitchel-By Dy.
geTt, Cmplres-AIessrs hurst ana Stafford Time
Of gane-l hour and 5 minutes Attendance-i.7s3.
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FIRST GAME

IotaS .s.-.. S'ZS II Totals ...,... Z y y
winning rln scored with two cut
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First base on balls-06 Willis. /; OF Bell
Struck out-By willis. 2, b. Bel. l. ThTee-base hts
Clarke 81. Abbattichio Two-base hit-Alpeman.
Sacrifice hit-Sheohan. Stolen bases-Leach ~
Wagner. Abbattichio Ncal9n Passed hail-Ritter
Umpire-3lr Biger. Time Of gzme-l hour and %
minutes. Attendance, $50
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GET new SHORTSTOP
Smith, of Galveston, Win
Join the Nationals.
CLEVELAND MAPS HERE TODAY

walter Johnson viii Pitch Against
Laioie's Men-FinaI Game with De-
xroIt Postponed on Account of Wet
Grounds-Jennings Hopes 10 Keep
f. Up Good Record Against Athletics.
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Norfolk, 2; Lynchburg, /.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. Aug. 6-The locals
could not hit Fox this afternoon ut the
critical stages. and Norfolk won-2 10 l. IN
the NTH inning the Shoemakers could
have scored on a single. but they could
not find Fox. oakley pitched a winning
game, but he could not win alone, Evans
weIk beetNA the bat, VIII q NaA Wager
vas feature Of the game. Score.
rHez55.ss.-.....-.... y = 90 RVgg - D !
Norfolk. 0 o o. 2
Batieres-Oakley and Evauz; FOX and Edwards
Umpre-AiF. Hapiiboe. Attendauce-S0
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IIhL Ua5t ~ tIItI6-- 'lIIVasl !. III on LaNIa-
Chicago 6; New York. First base On balis-OG
Brown of Taylor . Struck out-By Brown 6.
b. Taylor. i. Sacrifice hiis-Sheckard g1l Tinker.
Stolen base-Steinfcld. Double pay-Kling 10
Eyers. Umpire-Messrs Emsis ard Klein. Time
OF game-I h0ur and 50 minutes. Attcudance-6 COO
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k4rst base By eTTOrs-Chicago, 2 Lett On bases
New York, Z; Chicago 8 First base on balls-Oa
aloore. 5; OF Chesbro, 7; OF smith, . sruck ont
By Aoore. l; by Smith, Three-baso hits-Hof
man. Williams Conroy, Hahn, DougheTty Two
base hit-aiouarity. Sacrifice hifs-JoDes Sr,ir5
Passed ball-kleu0W. Impire-AIr. O'IourbliD
Time q game-2 hours and minutes. Attendance-
50l
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First base By eTruTS-Triuty, 2; picked team, !.
Left on bases-TriRity. 3; picked tssn g. First base
on baIls-0f B. Sebastian, !. Innings pitohed-By
Kraft. Is; by Birch. 1Z3 Hits made-Oa B.
Sebastian g. OF Kraft. 6; of Birch l. Struck out
By B. Sebastian. 3; by Kraft. /: by Birch, 2 Two
base hits-Breanan. CLARK. Birch Sacrifice hit
Ialscbsr. Stolen bases-Clark. Hughes p, B. Ssbas-
tiau t2l Dave. Kraft. WHd pitcb-KrEft Passed
ball-Wise Umpire-Nr. Hood. Time Of game-I
hour and minutes.
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haiteIles-W Winchester. Cantwel. and Woodward ;
Hagerstovn. carlow and Peaster. trmrire--sir
Judd
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c0NxEoTICUT LEAGUE.

At Waterbury-W Waterbury, ,; Norwich, 2
st Hartford-New Haven, 6: Hartford. 0.
at SITingdeld-Hoyoke. 3; Springfield, 2 lff-
teen innings.
At BridsepoTt-Bridgeport. 2; New Lonion, 2
fourteen innings; game cSlied On account of dark
nCssl-
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Len On bases-S0utheTn Railway 4, Columbia
Athletic Club, 2 First base on balls-Of Fucher
]; Of Beckett. 4; of Mcknight 3 Innings pitched
By FulcheT. ?; By Beckett 3 Hits nlaae-OH
Fulcher 9. OF Beckett. g. Struck out-By Fucher
!; by Beckett, I; by Mcknight q Home mns-
Copeland. DaInan. Mullen Three-base hits-Cope-
land. Doyle. Two-hae hits-Doyle Weber. Atweu
Gallagher stolen base-ZanBelh- Double play-lfc-
knight 10 DOYLE 10 Copeland. Hit by piteAer-By
Fulcher, ! Umpire-Mr. Parsons. Tine Of game
hour and l5 minutes.
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Rtchmond TnIzes En.x.
ecial 70 The Washington Herald.

tpeclaI % Iho NaslInEt1n HeaId.
Norfolk, Va. Aug. 6.-By punching hits
IN the fifth inning, this afternoon, Rich
mond wen the game from Portsmouth
1 10 0. Portsmouth failed 10 take advan-
tage Of several chances to score, and
played rather listiess game Score:
8HE
Portsmouth. .-.....-..... 00600 90
lli,Im0ud- 0 0 90 0 0-l
BaEterIe-BeTeH and Bcll, sahe and Walsh.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Cincinnati, 1; Boston, o.
Cincinnati, - Boston, L.
brooklyn, 3; Pi1tsburg, 1.
Pittsburg, y; brooklyn, o.
Chicago, 2; New York, o.
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NEW YoRK STATE LEAGUE.

At Syacuse-Wilkesbarfe. 0; SyTaclse. l.
At Binghamton-S 2; Binghamton, !.
At Aibany-A., J. and c., G; Albany, 3
At Troy-Utica, !: Troy. 2
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/, Iolday's eaP5e-Bl0omingdalo IS Reservoirs. at
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REDS TAKE BARGAIN SHOW.
Double Defeat OF Boston Makes II
six Straight.

Cincinnati, Aug. 6.-By winning both
games OF a double-header to-day the
Reds made it six consecutive victories
over Boston Timely three-baggers won
both games. Scores:
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xEsTERpAx-s RESULTS.

philadelphia, 4; Cleveland, 2.
Chicago, Gj New York, =.
st. LOuis, 81 Boston, 1
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
st. Vineent's Forfeit TO Trinity,
Which Defeated Picked Team.

STANDING or TIE TEAM
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FlTst base On bals-Oh FlaAerty. I; OF Living, c.
stuck out-By Fiaherty. 3: hy Ewing. 8 Three
base hiis-Rulger. 'Odwell. Sacrifice hits-Ritcley
O. Camel stolen bases-Beaumont (2) TeEney.
Double plays-Flaherty to Rridyell to Tenncy;
Schlei to AIoWTey. Hit BY pitcher-Ewing D.- ines
-AIessrs- Carpenter and O'Day- Time Of garie-l
hour and % mmutes
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First base on halls-Of Philippe /: OF Mcintyre.
:. Struck out-iiy Philippe. s. b Aiclntyre. 2
Two-base hits-McIniyre. Lumley. Alrermau Ma
l0ne7. Sacrifice hits-Aipemzn. Nealon ~. Alb
battichio. Double plays-Ltunley 10 Bergen leach
20 Gibson; Philippe % Nealon. Umplro-slr
Bigler Tino Of game hour aud % minutes
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The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-27E pace the Broezen Hotel
STAKE. S1H8
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FIFTH RACE-HandleaD: one mile.
SIXTH RAcE-FiFe and one-haf furlopsi sen
ALSO eligible
Fort Erie.

FIRST RAoE-ons nile for three-year-olds and
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ATHLETICS FAST ON BASES.
Defeas Maps By Taking Desperate
Chances-CIarlS's AIuGs Costly.

Philadelphia. Aug 6-Philadelphia de-
feated Cleveland this afternoon by tax
ing desperate chances on the bases, which
He'd 10 Clark making TWO mufs on thrown
balls. Score:
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SECOND GAME.

First base on balls-0f Lindanlan. of Smith. l.
struck out-By Lindamar 3; By smith. O. Three
base hit-Kruger. sar,aee hits-Tenney, Lobert.
Huggins. Stolen base-Gdwen Umpires-Alessrs,
O'Day and CarDente-. Time Of gane-l hour and 70
minutes AtteRdanee-s2Q
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FOURTH RACEO

twoyear-olds selling.
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At Nilliansp0rt-W Williansport. 70; Wilmington, .
at .kltoona-Altoona, 4; Reading, 3.
At Johnstown--FiFst game: Jolnstown, s; Lsncas-
ten, Seend game; Johnstown, 81; Lancaster. 2
At Hlrrisbgrg-First game: Harrisburg s.; Trenton.
!. sec5ad game; Harrisburg, 0; Trenton, l.
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The official score:


LGIUEI IlI-l1I00NIlIl- J. FlTsT Nas5 Fv orr7rg-
Brookiand, /; lexington. 3 Left on bases-Brook-
land 4; Eckington. 2. First base On bails-Of I'm
bangh. g. of Keller g. Struck out-By Umbangb
Il hy Keller. 10 Two-base hiss Hiett, Cunning.
ham Sacrifice hits Umbaugh. PulliaIn. stolen
bases-Ernst Pulliom. Mace ~. Cunningham Inc
Nina. S. Hiett Bielaski HoTigan. Watson (sJ. ii
Hiett Double plays-pulliam to Lycette; Keller TO
II. Histt % HorEau. lit by pitcher-By I'm
baugh, 2 Wild pitch-Umbaugh. Passed baII-Pui-
liam Umpire-Air Dom Time Of game-I hour
and Is minutes
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mile; foF three-year-olds

e and @e-half fuFioassi Tor
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FIND GLAZE IN FIRST.
Hut for scratch Homer st. Louis
WOuId Have thanked Boston.

Boston, aug. 6.-Glaze was found in the
first inning and was effective thereafter.
the only run of Howell was Glaze's
scratch homer. Score.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Aug1sta-Auglista. I; Macon, 3.
At Sarannab-Savannah. s; Colun bis, O.
At Jaeksonyille-JacksonTille. /; Charleston, 0.
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At New Orleans-Msmphis, 2; New Orleans. Q.
At observation-disclosures, 5; Birningham. 8 (ten
inningsl.
At shreveport 5; Little Rock. ften
iuningsl.
At GashviEle-First game; Nashville, ;: Mont
gomery. Second game: 2Iontgome :, d Nashville
ten imingsl.
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To-DAY's GAMES.
Richmond at Portsmouth.
Norfolk at Lynchburg.
Roanoke at DanVil1e
srANpINa oF - rEAlls.
DROPS TWO TO DANVILLE.
Roanoke Has Hue Day, On
Pitcher Doing Double Duty.

Special 70 Tho Washington Herald.
Roanoke, Va, Aug. 6-Danville to-day
won double-header from Roanoke
Walsh pitching both games for Dan
vile. The visitors scored five runs II
the first game after two men Were out
Scores:
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PASSES PROVED COSTLY.
sOx Turn FOur Transports Into Runs
and Beat NeIv York.

new fork. Aug. Tile bases on balls
given BY tie New York pitchers to-day
We're costly, four Of the six Of them de-
veloplng into runs. Score:
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MACY COLT IN FRONT
TemaceO Wins Mohawk Sell
ing Stakes at Saratoga.
JOCKEY DUGAN's GOOD RIDE

Splendid Riding Responsible for Vic
tory OF 11-to-IO Favorite IA Fea-
Wins Two Races with spOOner and
Explosion, Both Weu Backed.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

DanvilIe, 0j Roanoke, 3.
DanVille, 0y Roanoke, ).
Richmond, 4; Portsmouth, O.
N0rfO1ls, .; LyRchburg, /
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Martinshurg Downs coIIeslans

Special TO The Washington Herald
Martinsburg. w. Va, Aug. s-Martins.
burg Won in the second game with the
Kentucky Collegians by the score OF
to 2 The score by innings:
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
BrOokland Methodists TrOunced
lexington in Close Game.


STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
W. l. Pct ". L Pct
lndependsnts 6 20 BlooE.ingdale.. 5 si5
LeAiils-oH' zee. ; -'l0 l'e'erToir--...-. Is
To-day's eRme-Bloomiugiale rs Reservoirs. at
Brooklaud Oval.
In a good game yesterday Brookland
Methodists tpouneed lexington by 6 70 4
II Vas pitchers battle between Keller
and limbaugh, Keller tanning ten and
limbaugh eleven. Sammy Hiett's hit
ting was q feature
The official score:
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TO-DAY7S GAMES.

EIeveIand at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at New York:
Chicago at Boston
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Columbia Athletic Club Forfeited TO
Southerh Railway.

,, v J. Pet W. L. Pct
St IT. st1g5ea5 il5 s M Ms esaailia... 5i5is..... 3 @
South. Ry.-.. Il .t35 q. 7. O....... I Is .L52
To-day's eame-St. Stephen's Institute vs. AtAu-
tics al First and " streets northeast
Failure to place nine eligible men on
the field on time yesterday resulted in
the Columbia Athletic Club forfeiting to
the Southern Railway.
After Umpire Parsons had declared the
game forfeited. an exhibition game was
played. in which the Southerners easily
defeated the Columbia Athletic Club team
by 10 10 s.
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.Batssd f0r Glaze in sermt

''''''''' 2 . 9 t-l
Earned rIns-st Louis. 2; Bostoa. !. First base
by errEs-St. louis. /; Boston. / Left on bases
81 LOUIS, 2; Boston. 8 First base On balls-Of
Glaze !; OF Howell 2 Struck out-Bv Howell &,
by Glaze, 8 Home rm-Glaze TWo-base hit
Wagner. Double play-Howen 70 Wallace to Jones.
Umpre-Mr. Connolly Tine Of game-l hour and
Is minutes Attendanec-2.E2
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Haserstown plays Ragged Game

Special TO The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd, Aug. 6.-AAgerstown
dropped another game to Winchester at
Athletic Park here this afternoon by the
score Of 8 to 2. -Four Of the five runs
scored by the visitors were due to errors
by the home team. Wholesalers only
earned run was home run by r. Brown
IN the sixth inning. Score by innings:
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Because Of St Vincent's failure 70 put
in an appearance at Olympic Park yester-
day. the game was forfeited TO Trinity. s
TO o
Not 10 disaDpoint the large crowd pres
ent. a picked team was formed, and de-
spite its patched up appearance a good
contest was witnessed. the Georgetown
aggregation winning out in the last In
ming by to ..
Clark's stick work. the fielding Of Dove
for Trinity. and the batting Of Ben Sc
bastian for the picked team were the
features Sr0ra-
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

st Lincoln-0maha. /: Lincoln, 2
At PueblO--Denver. 3; Pueblo, L
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
UTAH

OGDEN. Utah, Oct. PA marriag ge
license was issued to Earl A. Cook and
Miss Ruth Hart, both of Ogden.
Ambrose Greenwell, while mounting a
horse at Huntsville was thrown and
kicked and stamped on by the vicious
brute, and sustained fracture of several
ribs.
The records in the cases. of the state
against Fred G. Walker and Ed Lawrence
from the municipal court, and in the case
against George Caswell in the Alice Ford
case, were certified UP to the district
court
Master Mechanic D. ]. Malone and his
office force are moving into new quar-
ters that have been built for them in the
southeast corner of the shop yards, and
the quarters they are vacating will be for
increased space for the store department
PROVO-Aiva Nelson assistant eashse;
of the State Bank of Provo, Manager Al
bert Singleton of the Gold Queen Mining
company and Representative B. Fl. Bow
ers have just returned from trip of in
spection In the Gold mountain MINING
district in Sewer.
Eliza Hansen has been granted di-
vorce from James Hansen on the grounds
of failure to provide. The parties were
married at Murray UtabS>fn 1888.
RICHFIELD-Th Annie Laurie Exten-
sion Mining company is preparing to re-
sumo work on its property. The mine
was closed down about year ago be-
cause the directors could not be got to-
gether to levy an assessment to keep up
the operations.
PARK CITY-The chairman of the city
committee of the Republican party has
called a caucus for Friday evening In the
city hall.
Miss Florence Talbot returned from q
pleasant visit in Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Fargo returned
from a months visit at the Arkansas
hot springs.