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The Washington herald., 1907-05-24
COMMERCE And LABOR LOSES
Goes Down Before interior in ar
Exciting Game by 5 70 l.
Score Was Tie After First Inning
Until the Eighth. when Interior
Knocks in Two Runs.
Today same-Ireasu.y rs. Naus White Lot. 5I
srANDING IL - -.

Today game Treasury 's NafFs White Lot. .l5.
Another good game of baseball was
played yesterday on the White Lot when
Interior got away with "a uear-tie contest.
defeating Commerce and Labor. To- T.
The game much rCsembied the exbibi-
tion that Post-ofiae and Navy put up the
day before. in that the score was tied
for seven innings and. ass ia the other
game, was won in the eighth.
A couple of newcomers in the league
were on the pan for the two teams. and
each went the entire distance. Kuoekay.
for Commerce and Labor. was not as eff
fective as Runner. the Interior twirIer.
but had better control Each man famed
six batsmeu; Enockey was touched up fbl
eight hits to Runncr's six. but the Com
mere and Labor finger only gave two
Ias,es. while Ruffner issued half adozsn
Bernie Gallagher. the star twirIer OF the
Aloys.us team i'm the Capital City League
and the st. Martins team in the Mar
quette League. held down the far corner
for Commerce and Labor in fine style.
Kinney who played next TO him at short.
retained his leadership Of the league I'm
batting. by banging out three hits out of
four times up.
Each team scored one run In the opener.
and neither of them was able to cross
the counting pan again until the eighth.
IL happened this way: Barnhart, FOR In-
terror was out, but Fenwick dropped
knights high one. the latter going
around 10 third on a passed ban that
went into the crowd. and talIying on
Cars swat TO center. The latter reached
third on a steal and "A passed BAH, but
Willett and Thrall were easy.
For Commerce and Labor. kleinsehmidt
and Gallagher were out on inficld chances.
but Kinney smacked a single 20 right and
scored when Duganne muffed Evans fly.
Commerce and Labor got men around
as far as second i'm every inning bat the
seventh. and on three occasions had the
bases loaded, but sharp fielding and fast
work on the part of Interior prevented
Manager Auderson's phenoms from
counting.
Interior also made several sJabs at a
run, but il was not until the eighth that
they managed 10 push one over. Tn that
inning four clean hits and delder's
choice netted two runs, and hit and
two errors got Two more for them in the
ninth
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EASTERN BEATEN IN TENTH
Central Works Squeeze Play and
Wins by 6 to 5.
Although an Extra Inning Neces.
sary, First Game of Double
header Was ListIcss.

Central downed Eastern in the first
game Of the double-haader yesterday by
8 TO ). the contest going 20 ten innings
The game was a long drawn out affair
and most Of the runs were due TO the
wiIdness Of the pitchers. Eleven bases on
balls were issued during the fray. and five
batsmen were hit
A. Mcdonald and Turt0n led with the
stick, the former getting two singles and
a double. and the latter three singles
Aney played good game at the third
sack for the Capitol Hill lads
Eastern was first To score. Arney was
safe in the third on Smiths error. and he
stole second and third. Dodd was passed
and stole second, and Arney and Dodd
scored on Whimey's rap to center. Whit
uey was thrown out ut second. Central
came back in the third with two. Rodgers
and Smith We're hit by Dodd. and N. Nc
Donald was passed. The first two named
scored on a. McDonald's safe rap TO left
Turton gave Dodd. Isaacs. and McGifin
free passes in the fourth and forced in d
run when he passed Bradley Turton
forced another in the fifth. on three bases
on balls and a hit batsman.
Central evened up matters In the fifth
on successive hits by Turton, Richardson.
and Harrah. Both sides scored again in
the seventh. Arney led of with a single
stole second. and scored on Isaacs. safe
oingIe: and Central got one as a result
Of hits by Turton and A. Mcdonald.
Central worked the squeeze successfully
in the tenth. scoring the winning run.
McGiffin booted Harrahs grounder,
Rheem was passed. and both runners
moved up on passed ball. Rodgers then
bunted Harrah crossing the plate with
the winning run. The score:
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Portsmouth, =; Lynchhurg. =.
DanviiIe, -; Richmond. y.
Roanoke, =; Norfolk, 1
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Roanoke at Norfolk.
Lynchburg at Portsmouth.
DanViiIe at Richmond
sTANnING OLE Tile TEAMS
SWATFEST At RICHMOND.
DanviIIe Gets Eighteen Hits to Ten
for the Home Team.

Special 60 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. May 23-Danville bat
ted out eighteen clean hits, one of which
was a home run by Powell. and scored
Is runs against Shaner's Colts this after
noon. taking the first game Of the series
by score of Il TO S.
The contest was a very ragged exhibit
ton of the national game Mike Cassidy
was literally batted out of the box in the
second inning. Salve who replaced him.
was even less effective. Both Kirkpat-
rick and Powell scored a home run
Richmond was mp i'm the air from the
very start, despite the fact that she
broke even with Danville with three runs
in the first. Smith pitched "a fair game
for Danville, although he also was liberal
ly batted. The clean fielding of the visi-
tors held Richmond down. Score.
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
Brooklyn lost

Brooklyn lost
How the Giants hate TO lose,
Does rowdyism pay? Ask McGraw.
Cleveland and Detroit are forging to
the front
The PhHHss now have a good lead over
the Pirates.
Killian was Drimed and the Nationals
never had chance
McGraw's six pitchers in the box almost
sets a worlds record.
The Giants act like dwarfs when they
meet a real ball team.
Three shut-outs in the American League
and two in the National.
Indianapolis is making a good fight for
last place in the American Association.
At Jacksonville ladies' day is known as
"shirt-waist' day
The Departmental League has com
menced to draw its share of the followers
Of amateur baseball
Walsh, Mullin Doyle. Howell. and Grif-
fifth are considered the slowest pitchers In
Ban Johnson's league.
Only five games won out Of twenty
played is the record of the Norfolk club
in the Virginia State League
Minor leagues looking for an umpire
should not fail 10 consider Tom Brown.
His work in yesterdays high school game
was as fine as could be expected.
White ASH and hickory. from which
baseball bats are made. are becoming
sc7Tcer every year. and the prices of
bats go higher 1t is now reported that
attempts are being made to manufacture
bats out Of paper.
Buck Freeman has certainly been de-
cided success since joining Minneapolis.
and minor league scribes are predicting
that it viii not be long before Buck IS
back i'm the American League If ne
comes back the Nationals viii have first
call on his services.
a large share Of Western Highs victory
yesterday is due to Coach Jim Sprigman.
Not only did he have his charges well
drilled in inside baseball, but Sprigman
knew all of the weaknesses of Tech. and
he was the recipient of numerous congrat-
ulatons when his team won.
SAYS the Cleveland Plain Dealer: Bob
Ganley is the gentleman who affects
the college style of turning his sweater
collar up around bis neck in the
most approved rah-rah system. Bob is
a star whichever way you look at him.
He covers plenty of ground in right field.
is a strong and accurate thrower, as fast
as any man in the league in getting down
to first. can sting them out. and is a pa
tient waiter. Barney Dreyfuss must have
hypnotized the other National League
magnates when they waived claim on him
so that Barney could trade him to Wash
inEtOn.'
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First base hy crrors-Brooklin. 2; CINCINNATI. J.
left ON bases-Brcoklyn, g. Cincinnati, First base
on halls-of Stricklett. ]; OIL toaklcy 2 Struck
out-By Strickett {, by CoaHey, ?. rHte-ba5e
mt-Alparm5n. Two-base Mccarthy. Sacrifice
hits-Hummel. Davis t3I Ganzcl Stolen bases
Malouey. Mccarthy. Davis Double piays-Strick-
lett 20 Jordan. AlpeIman 10 Butler; Mitchell to Me
Lean. Hit by pitcheI-By stricklett- 1. by Coax
ley. J. UmpIe-NIr Johnstaue. Time Of gme-l
hour and IS minutes. Attendancc-5.50.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At sl.nral.-Nenrhi.. Z. Birmingham. ).
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WHEATON VS.. MARTINSBURG ?
Maryland Nine Way Arrange for
Game with West Virginia.

The manager Of the Wheaton CMd.)
team is i'm receipt Of a letter from the
Martinsburg CIV. VaD Athletic Club
asking for a series Of three games at
Martinsburs, June 20, q. and %.
The Wheaton nine plays at Winches-
ter on June Il, as, and 10. and although
it wilt not play more than one game at
Martinsburg. it is probable that it will
play there on the 20th The Wheaton
team has made three valuable addi-
tions TO its roster in Harry Bryan. left
field; Sanders, pitcher and Kraft,
catcher There are several games pend
ing with Baltimore and Montgomery
County teams.
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KEMP ELECTED CAPTAIN.
Third Bascman VIII Lead Western
High Team Next season.

After the victory over Tech yesterday
afternoon the Western High School team
elected Lee Kemp captain for next season.
Although he has played on the team
only two years, Kemp is considered one Of
the best third basemen in the High
School League. and is expected 10 make a
good captain. Although Michael grad
ultcs Western viii have a fairly strong
nucleus next season
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Totals ...... s 90 Totals ..... is a 9
zone ont when winning run was scored.
Ccntral.................... o 2020I0 0Ol-5
Eastern.................,.. 3 oI 0 N-5
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Special To The Washington Herald.

Detroit Mich. May 23.-The Washing
ton club ran up against an invincible COM
biuati0u in the opening game of the De
troit series here to-day, being compelled
TO face Ed Killian at his best and with a
team at his back which batted Patten in
a manner that strongly suggested excel
lent results from the practice its mem-
bers have had against Southpaws Plank
and Waddcll during the Philadelphia Sc
ries that closed yesterday. The result
was a shut-out game and score of 10
20 O.
Cantulon's men made loud but inef-
fective noises with their bats i'm the early
stages. shifting the ball with vim. though
usually straight at some fielder. With
one out. c. Jones and Cross hit safely in
the first. but the former tried 10 come all
the way home on the Iatters drive. and
Cobb threw him out at the plate. Hick-
man followed with a fly 10 d Jones
against the fence. Thus passed the only
Washington scoring opportunity of the
day.
The Tigers mixed two infield singles
with a sacrifice, an out, and some fast
base-ruuning and worked round a run in
their half Of the opening period.
From then on through the fifth inning
neither side threatened. In the sixth
however. a pass 10 d. Jones, Crawford's S
single. Cobb's double, and bad throws by
Patten and Warner let Detroit score three
times, thus sewing up the game.
scores I'm Eighth.
For good measure the Tigers took ad-
vantage of a let-down by Patten TO bat
all the way round and one man more in
the eighth inning. into which they cram
med singles by D. Jones. Crawford. Ross
man, Schaefer. Payne. and OLeary,
which. supplemented by Altizers boot Of
COughlins grounder, netted six runs
more.
Washington made a rally in the ninth
10 escape the shut-0ut, and nearly sue
ceed l. c. Jones and Cross punched a
pair of safe drives TO open the period
Hickman was struck out. and AltiZer
popped. Anderson beat out an infield
drive and the bases were fun for Nil. but
Payne hurdled the Detroit bats. reached
over the railing of the big bleachers. and
scooped in the little infelders high foul,
closing the game.
Sensational fielding stunts went to the
credit of both the left gardeners. payy
Jones made three swell catches OF long
drives, and Anderson played the batters
with excellent judgment, his brightest
piece Of work being running catch OFF
hiIlian that opened the Detroit half of
the eEsntful sixth.
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'Batted for Dexter in seventh inning.
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Trensurcr.s nmcc Wins.

in a loose and uninteresting game,
Railway. defeated the Passenger De
p1rtment by Il TO 8. The steady pitch
ing of Scerboro and the batting of Nc
Carthy, for the winners, We're the fea-
lures.
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Earned TUns-Detroit p First base on
errors-Detr0it, /; Washington, 1. Left
on bases-DetrOit %, Washington. T. First
base on balls-OG Patten J. Struck out
BY kiilian, 3; Patteu, % Two-base hit
Cobb. Sacrifice hit-Coughlin. Stolen
has5s-D. Jones, % Passed ball-Payne
Umpire-Evans. Time of game-1 hour
and 70 minutes. Attendance-I,590
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Portsmouth Takes Opener

Special to The Washington Herald.
Norfolk Va, May 25.-Giving Pitcher
Kline a hard case of bumps. while Shu-
man delivered puzzling goods, ihe Truck
ers easily trimmed Lynchburg this after
noon in the opening game Of the series
The big fellows work was responsible for
the victory, although the visitors. un-
used TO the hard grounds here. put up six
errors behind Kline, and all We're costly
Score:
Lyuehhurr. O O O0O20 o.
Portsmouth ? 0 0 o o IS
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FlrsT base TT cIr"TE-NoW l0fk, ?. Ihi0F0. 2
Left ON bas1s-NCW York. I3 Chicago. S First base
on balls-Of Ames. {. cT Ferguson .; OF Lpudgreu.
>. Struck out-By Nc,iinHitr. jy LuIdgrcu. l.
Home rUn- -Shccksd. Two base hits-D1hlm. .
Sacrifice hits-Dsyliu. Chance Hoffman stolen
hasgs-Corcoran Double plays -Deylin. Corcuran and
McGaun; Bresnahan and Nc'3aun; C.relau, Ne
Gam and Bresaahan. Wild pi.cbc=-WItsc I'm
piTCs-Nicszv O'Dly and Ems.ie. Time Of game
hours and . minutes. Attendance, lO09o
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The official score

Earned uus-iutCri0r g First base by CTors-
Interior. 4; Commerce and Labor, g. Left on bases
interior. 9: Commurc2 and Labor u. First base
on balls-Of Rufner 6. IF KEOckev @ Struck
ut-Bg Ruffner. 6, by K1ockcy. g. Sacrifice hit
Evans. stolen bsses-Carr 81. ThnU Dapanna
HARDY Ysueman. Rutfrcr Kinney 2I Erwin Pen
WICK Brown l2i Double ulsy-}anneman 90 Bara-
hart; hit by pitchcr-By Ru6ner. J. Passed balls
Erwin, > Umpirc-Mr. Belts. Time # game-l
Lour and % minutes.
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Earned Uns-Cleveland 2. Left on bascs-Cleye-
land. 6: Philadelphia Z. First base on balls-Oh
Thieman. (. of Coomh, T. struck out-By Thiel-
man, 2, by Coombs 6. Twohase hts-Lajoie %,
Bradley. Thelman. Sacrifice hits-Tuner. Stovall,
Hinchman, Murphy Stolen se-Brminsham. D5u-
Die plays-BTadlCy to Stovall; Lajoie 20 Turner %
St0yan. Passed blll-t lark. UmpTc-Mr. Connolly.
Time Of game-l hour and 81 minutes. Attendance
203-
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
St. Vincent's. ,; St. Peters. =, After
Eight Innings of Play.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
To-days glme-st Martins vs. Trinity.


St. Vincents and St. Peters yesterday
played fer eight innings to a tie; score.
. TO .
Although errors cropped out at numer-
Gus times on both sides, the game was
fairly interesting. and each side was pre-
vented from scoring winning run at
different times by crack plays
Wooden was on the firing line for the
St Vincent lads, and pitched an excellent
game. tanning eleven and allowing but
five hits.
Mofit was the shining light with the
stick, having a triple and a double to his
credit. and Sullivan. at second, played a
heady game. working a double unassisted
after pulling down line drive in the
eighth The official score:
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Johnson Wins from Adams in Last
Inning by II 20 Il.

An exciting game was played between
the Johnson and Adams schools, the
former winning by IT'S batting and team
work. Heavy hitting was in progress
during the whole game. Both pitchers
pitched good games, but the timely hit
ting of the Johnsons put them in the
lead. The score:
r. n. 4.
Jodn-on.................1 4IO1o 5-I4
Adams- 0 0 0 0 s O.
BattsHes-Lyrch and Sinclair; Kenner and Nor
ton. Umplc-Nr. Roach
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Philadelphia, 3; Pftfsburg, o.
Cincinnati. :; Brooklyn, q.
Chicago. :; New York, =.
~. Louis, 4; Boston, 4.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Government Printers Spring sur
prise on ~. stephens.

STANDING or THE TEAlls.
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Loft on bsses-W Western. g. Technical. g. First base
on hl'ls-0f RoichaId s. Struck out-By Michael
20: Hy Reichard. &c. Sacrifice hits-Fo-t .2t Mes.
PIatt Stolen bases-NrLsau PoIbemUs. Spencer.
Double play-NcLeaH J0 Howard. Ht hv pitcher
BT Reichari J. Wild pitch-Eeichard. Passed ball
Eatt1d- Umprc-Mr Brown.
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BROWNS WHITEWASH BOSTON.
PeIty's Good Work and Fast Field
ing Behind Him Turn the Trick.

ST. Louis, May 23.-Boston went down
to defeat to-day at Sportsmans Park
6 TO 0, owing e. good pitching by Petty
and fast fielding behind him. Three hits
We're the sum total of what Boston got off
Petty. but Unglaub's henchmen lost some
stingjng raps through fine fielding by the
Browns Score
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! haeas-Sf. I0ris 6 Boston s. First h1s

Left on hases-St. Louis 6. Boston g. First base
on bsls-OT Petty. g. Struck out-By Petty. .. by
Tanehill . Tw0hlse hit-O'C0uncr Sacrifice
hits - Unglaub. Pickering. stolen hase-Wallacc
Double p8ys-Pelt, OConnor and Jones; Wallace
and Jones; HemphiIl Miles. and Jones Cmriras-
Msssrs. O'L0ughlin and Stafford. Time Ct gamc-l
hour and s. minutes.
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Let on bases-St Louis. 4: Boston. 6. First hasr
on balls-Of Beebe. 4; of Pfcffer /. Struck out
By Beebe, s; by Pfefer g. Home run-Noonsn
Two-base hits-Burch. Murray Sacrifice hit-Bylne.
Double play-BrdWell 10 Ritchey Hit by pitcher
By Beebe. !. Wild pitch-Beebe Umpires-Mcssrs
Carpenter and Klein Time Of ssme-l her. and Al
minutes. AttendanCe-2i0a
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Totals ......5 5 s2i 6 6
St. yinccnt's................... OO30lO10-5
St paiar's. s.......-..- . 0 0 @

Totals .....5 52iE
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Omaha-0maha. Q. D6s Noines. l.
At Puehl0-Tuehl0. .. Lincoln. g.
At DmT-DJuvcr. 3. Sioux City. ).
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Al diauapolis-Iudiauapol Q; Louisville. l.
A. ST paui-St Paul. &. Kansas City. g.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

A. Ro-hes+er-BCrles-er. Z. Jersey City. l.
Al ALrntUai-1I0urrr7i. 3. Providence g
AT Butfalo-BuTalo . Newark. l.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fall Rivsr-Fal River 8; Lawrence. L
At New Belfori-Nev Bedford @. Lowell. s.
At H7rerhill-HarsrhAi-4 Brockt0n, s.
At Lun-Lyun, T. Worcester. G.
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BEEBE HOLDS BOSTON DOWN.
BeRneaters' Lone Tally Against Car
dinaIs Is on Wild Pitch.

Boston. May 23.-St Louis won from
Boston to-day by superior batting.
Beebe's wild pitch let in the locals only
rrn The scora.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

A. Hsrtfcl-Har-frr5 ]. New London l.
At New Havcn-New Haven. ! Waterbury. s.
A. Holyoke-Holyoke. 3. Norwich. Second Eams
-H0lrobc. &; Norwich, O.
Al sprirgdeld-Springdeld z. Bridgeport. O.
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Earned runs-HMadelphia =. Flsf base ny errors
Plttshugg. p Left 0u ha-cs-phladelp1a. 4, Pitts
burg, First base on hsl--oH plttU-gg. j. Struck
out-By Pittus,r a. by Philippe. g. Tu0-basa HIt-
Titus Stolen haso-Ala-ro. Double Fl8g-kuahe to
D0oiu to Eausded. UmpU-}r BIsel. Time Of
game-l hour and p minutes. AttendaIe.-5OE.
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At WiliiamSTcrt- WiiiamsrCrt. %, Altoona. s.
At WilminC-Gu-W Wilmington. ]; Lancaster g.
AZ MISUNDERSTANDING 1. J0husruUa O.
At THutCu-TT5u5Cn, /. YORK, 1 fourteen innings
1r-kne=s..
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Gunthcr Hnd nest of Fight.

Philadelphia May $.-George Gunther
the Australian cyclone, had slight ad-
vantage over Jack Blackburn. in the
wind-up at the Broadway Athletic Club
tonight.
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MAPS WIN AS THEY PLEASE.
ThieIman Has the Athletics at Eis
Mercy All Through Game.

Cleveland. May 2S-Thielman blanked
the Athletics to 0 to-day. Two doubles
two singles, two passes, stolen base,
and a sacrifice netted the Maps four runs
in the sixth inning Turner's fielding
was a feature Scnrn.
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BLANKED BY TIGERS
DetrOits Pile Up Ten Runs on
the Nationals.
UNABLE TO HIT ED KILLIAN

Although the CantiIlOnites Connect
ed with the TwiFIer's Delivery
They Were Not Able to Hit Safely.
Wnshington's Only Chance to Score
Was Lost in the First Inning.
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First base by euors-CentraL .. Eastern l. Lett
on hases-Ccntral. 8, Eastern, II. First base on
balls-Of TuItOn. s. Of D0dd. g. Innings pitched
By Twton 8, by Rhcsm. s. Hits msde-OH rmton.
8. off Bhcem. Struck Cut-Bv Turton Z. hy
Rheem. g. hy nodd t. Two-blse hit-A Mcdonald
Sacrifice hit-R0dgcFs Stolen bsses-Nauuing ~.
Martin Aney ~. Dodd Tuuon. Harrah Hit by
ptcher-By Turt0u, 2; by D0dd, 9. Umpire-SIr.
Brown
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Columbia-ColUmhia. 0; Augusta. g.
At Charleston-Charleston. 5; Macon +
At Jacks0uTillC-JaCEs1uvillC. 2; Savannah, l.
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Roanokc Yictor in Tcnth.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Norfolk Va. May 3-Three hits in the
tenth inning gave Roanoke a 2-to-l vic
tory over Norfolk this afternoon Both
teams played well. Umpire Byron. who
made his first appearance with an ind!-
Gator in his hand. was not mobbed. but
ii took persuasion 10 keep the bleacherites
from jumping the fence al him. Both
teams made strenuous objection TO his
decisions. Score:
r. H. +.
Roanose..-........ 10000 u O
Nortok..-.........- @ o Q Q-I @
Batteries-VeruUeIls and Cooper; Natuey and Id
wards
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At UtiCa-UtiCa I; Wilkesbarre. 0.
Al Alhauy-Albany. .. Syracuse. l.
At TTuy-TrCy. /, BinEhsmt0u. 3.
Al J0hnstowu-A. J. a C.. 0: Scranton. g.
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r. J. M............................ Q o 2 5-i5
Ninth tleat.--.--.-...---...--.-. 2 8-H
First base hy euos-Ninth. 2; r. I. NJ. g. First
base ON bsil--Of Wilser0u. 3; of Sgmsn0skIe. 3
I1niHgs Wtchef-By Dexter 23. D, syman1ssie
u.s. Hit- made-Of Dexter. Z of Syman0skie, g.
Struck out-Bv WukeH1a. 8. by Symsn0skie o.
Home Sutton Symsu0ske Tracy Threebase
hits-rmcy. Le Matt Quautrels. Tvo-ba-e hits
Hamann. Br0me KeIer Tracy. Symanoshe sac
uhce hits R9glusteiu. La Matt stolen bases
BagustsiD. Lg Matt. Louder Burns H8msnu
Evans Nuclau1. Nilkcson. kerper Double plays
T. Sistt % Tracey 90 Champion. Evans o. Hamann
20 Quautee. Hit by r.tlhcr-By Symanoske. J.
Wild pitch Symauossie Unuuc-M-. Nguman
Time Of g5me-2 hours
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T5tals ...... 6u4u
'Batted for Mccormick in eighth inning.
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Struck out-By WHestlr 6. by Kerr q Thrcebszs
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The Washington herald., 1907-05-24
PIRATES ARE BLANKED.
Pittinger Does Good WORK in the
Box for the Qunkers.

Philadelphia. May 23.-Pittinser pitched
a great game against Pittsburg to-day,
and the Phillcs shut out the visitors.
Pittinger allowed only one hit Score.