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SARATOGA CHIPS

r. W. Wood made Saratoga a visit
Saturday.
J. W. French was a city visitor
this week.
Forest ranger Albert B. Walker Is
in for the 9TH.
Lost-One gold watch chain. Re-
turn to this Office.
F. E. Hunter was down from En-
campment Tuesday.
Rolla Sanger is employed in Pete
Wilde's blacksmith shop.
Geo. w. Woolsey. wife aud little
daughter paid Saratoga a visit Satur-
day.
Herbert A. Swartz was down from
Downington Saturday on land bust
ness.
Postmaster, c. G. Young, of Bent
nett, made Saratoga a business visi-
last week.
Lon Reynolds is down from the
French creek tie camp to help us eel
tebrate.
Will. Ryan is crippled up with
rheumatism. Heagets around with
the help of a cane.
Miss Carrie Hinmau returned Fri
day from Battle, where she had been
on a visit to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. d. Paulson and
children made a short visit to friends
tinsthe basin last week.
J.B. Hassest, the manager of the
Charter Oak copper mine, has been
a city visitor this week.
Earl Fryer and Steve Michael are
holding down positions with the
Windsor stables at present.
D. E. Winsor and wife returned
Tuesday from their visit of three
weeks to friends in Denver.
John Reed, assistant forest ranger,
was over from the Centennial valley
for the rangers meeting Monday.
Geo. Campbell was over from Pass
creek Tuesday. He says his family
are coming over to help us celebrate.
John Quealey has been a visitor at
this place the past week. He will
bring some racing stock over for the
4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Mace enter
tanned Mrs. Frank Schilt and little
son Louis and Miss Hazel Winsor at
dinner Sunday.
Forest ranger, James Blackhall
who is stationed at Riverside, came
down Saturday and will remain over
the 4th with US.
Roadmaster E. w. Hull was down
this week on business connected with
his contract to furnish piles for the
8. &E. Railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence G, Sterrett
and little daughters and Mrs. F. A.
Underwood and daughter Georgia
were all doing the city Saturday.
G. M. Scribner and family are re-
siding at Walcott at present in order
that MIR. Scribner may be able to give
his personal attention to his stage
business at that place.
High water stays with us. There
is still q large amount of snow to
come down. The river remains high
and all the small streams are bank
fuil-and promise TO be so for weeks
TO come.
Supervisor, j. W. Nelson, return
ed Sunday from his trip to Helena,
Mont, where he went to attend the
meeting of Forest Supervisors held at
that place. He reports and excellent
and very profitable meeting.
Miss LYDIA Egan, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. c. w. Baldridge
of this place for several weeks, left
Tuesday for her home in Omaha.
She will make a business trip to New
York City in about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. .Blackhall. of
, 1907-07-04

Beautiful line of signet rings and
bracelets at SCOTS.
, 1907-07-04

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All my household furniture for sale
Mrs. Dyer.
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
.r-rlrt1rv for Rrnnklvn.

-NFal-hl t'Il TOT bI''hilu.
National League games all resulted in
close scores.
ST. Louis has protested Tuesdays game
with Brooklyn.
Boweruan. Of the Giants. has hit at a
81 clip in the last ten games.
The Giants are as lucky as ever. An
other game won from the Reds By one
run.
The Baltimore team is on trip which
includes every club in the Eastern League
before returning home.
Most Of the Pitsburg players are of
the opinion that the team that beats New
York viii win the flag in the National
According TO a report from the West,
St Louis may release Pitcher Jacobsen.
VINO went to the Browns from Washing
ton
Now the dopesters are claiming that
Charley CCmiskey paid 5000 for Jake
StaEL IF the raises continue Jake will
soon be known as "a $1,000 beauty.
The Boston Americans have refused TO
waive claim 10 OUtdeiGer Bunk Con-
saltou, of the Cievelands The latter
club wants TO farm him TO Columbus.
Tho suspension which Connie Mack
handed out 10 RUbe WIIdcll just before
the team arrived here must have had the
resired result as the Rube has been be
having himself pretty well lately.
Tom DAILY, the old National League star.
has been sold to Johnstown by Altoona.
He viii manage the Johnnies. succeeding
Manager Atherton. Pitcher Charles
Shields has been traded 20 the ST. Louis
Nationals for Pitcher Carl Drul0t.
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-'O Id7' " II-"TE"I-7I"I- . LII On Uls7.-
Boston 6, Pirts'W- g. First base on bllls-On
Ill5Ctv. !. or Ls7Egr. j Struck 0ut-Bv Lever. .
Tiue5-1a=e hit-Na-uru TN1-hasc btz-Tenncy
RitClev Sacrifice hif-Br1ven Double rlay--Fla-
hcrty 20 Brain. Lever 90 Wagner o. Ncalon Gibson
10 Wagner. Jmpi-es-Ncssgs. EmsIie aud Carpn-
Ter. Time Of game hour and g minutes. Attend
aucc. 2j9A
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TRACK MEET AT JAMESTOWN.
High schools May Lead Delegation
to InterscholaStic Next July.

Washington track athletes have been
invited TO participate in the iuterschoIas-
tic track-and-feld meet to be held under
the auspices of the Jamestown Exposition
July 13. Physical Director William Foley.
track trainer for Central and Eastern
high schools has been trying to arrange
20 send a representative track team from
the local high schools, but reports that
so far his efforts have met with little
success. He has been unable to find per
sons to stand the expense for the BOYS.
and the boys seem unwilling to pay for
the trip themelves.
The meet will be open to schools within
the territories of the South Atlantic and
Southern associations of the \ A. L,
and a large list of entries is expected.
Following are the events:
Toward nm. Z9ya-d run 4i0yard run. ss9-vari
rln. Unemile un. IO-yard hurdles 2Glyari hurdles
running high Jump. running broad jump, pole vault
putting twelve-pCund shot, throwing twelve-pound
hammer throwing the youths discus; one-mie team
relay race teams Of four. each boy TO nun quarter
mile.
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Bethany defeated Rhode Island Metho-
dist yesterday IN a slugging match by
20 to g.
The all-round work Of Zanelli was the
feature He accepted nine chances In
the field and slammed out two clean
home runs. Fenton, Tracy, and Souder
also hit for four sacks The official score:
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RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE.

FIRST 7ACE-One mile. Sponge Cake, III
Brown. , 10 !, won; Quagga, "a Bnaci. to l.
second; DUian, q iGaugen, TO 2. third. Time
laj 25. Hamicar, Solly NJ Alta Mcdonald, The
Mate. Decs.rome, Knight Of Iyanhoe. and Dr. Lee
Huffman also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six flrlougs Harold D.. l02
Lee. 10 l. won: Devout l07 DB0land). even sec
ond; GambriDus. l06 lMoriarity 20 s. third Time
l:l6 % Braden, Impertinence, Refined, Wood
stone, Envoy and Sonnet also ran
THIRD RACE-Deciarcd of seventh race added
FOURTH RACE-F0r fIrlongs; Debutante
Stakes. Ancient lis (Troxlcri. 6 to J. won: Wood
lane lis lNcol ! TO 3 second; Black Mary, IFS
Ieel. 10 l. third Time. 0:i9 5-5 NIohe Mont
rose. Triangle Partisan Model, Sallie Barr, and
Geneva S. also ran.
FIFTH RACE -Steeplechasa. Easter Joy, l5e NC
Clure) 5 70 3 won: Lights Ont li3 CPembert0n)
even. second; Crcolin, lij johnson cut 10 show
third. Time. 80. John Dillon. J. Ed GrillO and
Fred T'riesymcr also ran. Horizontal fell
SIXTH RACE-Oue and tlree-eighths miles Ire
nola. llj tAustinl. TO ]. wUn Lady Goodrich. 90
iGaugel, to I. second; Fonsouca. los tNicon, out
20 show. third Time. 227 Belden, Atilla Mae
Lynch, Macbeth, Quick Rich. and McGrgor also
ran
SEVENTH RACE-six furlongs selling All
Ablaze 81 tSwainl Is 10 l. won; Or. Wenker, 81
lGaugeD. 70 , second; Lansdowne. 105 lAustinl I
20 !, third. Time. l:6 35 Silver Crest Denigre.
Horse Radish. Goldys Red Thistle. Optional Don
Trent, Loeb Col, Demo, Dan McKenna and Saga
panak also Tau
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ST. STEPHENS TEAM BEATEN
Atlantios Cause Upset in the Capital
City League.
Errors and Poor Base-running Re-
sponsibIe for West EnderS' De-
fcat--AIoySius I'm the Lead.
STANDING or THE TEAMS.

T1days Csmr-Ar'aurr yS GgIrtmau- Printing
Office Fist and II streets northeast. 5ll 0.crca
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FIVE FAVORITES WIN
Weather at Belmont Park
Proves DiSagreeable.
GO BETWEEN TAKES HANDICAP

l.. II. Thomas Entry Defeats To-
kalOn in Sensational DriVe-Scpoy
Carries Keene Colors to Victory In
the Second Event-Robin Hood, the
Choice in First, Never Dangerous.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The boys of the George Z. Howard
Printing Company want games with
teams averaging fourteen years. Address
Clarence Howard. S50S Prospect avenue.
The St Peters. jr.. team continued it's
winning streak by defeating the Hilton
Athletic Club yesterday at Fourteenth
and A streets northeast, by to :. Ma
lOney was steady with men on bases. The
fielding Of Kane and the batting of
Ahern and Cross were features.
The Olympia Athletic Club defeated the
COngressionals by to 3. The game was
won in the last inning with man on sec
ond and third by hard hit to third by
Arney. The features for the winners were
a timely hit by Senseney, In the fifth in
ming, with three men on bases. the play
ing Of Classify on first and the good pitch
ing of Smith. For the losers, a two-bag-
ger by HuTbuTner
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FAST TRACK AT OAKLAND.
Native SON, Heavily Backed, Takes
the Feature Event.

San Francisco, May l5.-The track
was fast at Oakland this afternoon.
Native Son. who drirted from Is TO 1
90 9 to l. shaded a minute for five fur
longs. FirebaIl cut ont a sizzling pace.
stepping the first half in AZ 2-5 sec
ouds. lie backed up I'm the last six
teeuth. Native Son winning handily at
the end.
Raleigh won the two -year-old race in
the time OF 1900 As seconds for five
furI0ngs.
The handicap resulted in a clever win
for George J.. McNoar. j. G.. Glenn. the
favorite. was prominent to the stretch.
bur faltered in the anal struggle.
Nisty's Pride oUtran Gossiper from
start to finish in the sprintng event
The summaries.
FIRST RACE-Sergu and half fiul0n-s Tai
eutgza. no H.. Williams. S % !. woa; krukas, no
kusenh3umi Q 90 J. -ec1nd; Curriculum JOE .B0rel|. .
tl q third Time ls5. TeJanus, Seven Bells.
EuIaIe r. Saclct Doc CrliE. Avoua. Furze Baz-
z.ul and Mgndeu finished named
SECOND RACE-~iy fUouEs. Hilo De orO. l09
iAuruch0nl. 90 g. vou Gala I04 lBUytonI, 10 90
J. second, Silver Line. lot lNcI,seI, to !. third
Time II5lI Louise FiczubhUu. HUCfln0 Rose
Cherry T8ua-7ntha, Derd0n. Alta Spa. and Red
BAH finished as named
THIRD RACE - Five furlougS. Raleigh. I0i
Fischer. 10 s. won; Turuavs7. Ice Williams Is
t1 8. second. Daily. l04 Davis Is 20 ]. third.
Time 100 -. Husky Creation Ksreniua, Achmsr.
and Light finished as named.
FOURTH RACE - One and one-sixteenth miles
handicap. George r. NcNear 95 .Lya,h'. u 70 5.
won. Reservation 9S 0Baydl % 10 l. second Cadi-
chou 90 ,Buytonl 10 20 l. third. Time ij As J.
G.. Glen. The Borsian. Edwin T. Fryer and Martin
mas finished as named.
FIFTH BACE-Futurity course Misty's Pride lg3
Kirchbaml. l3 90 ;. won; Gossiper l05 Davis. II
10 g. second; lly Choice 10 Howard Is 70 J. third
Time 1903 as. Aaron j.. Banp1sal Nsnuess. Monte
Lucille and Queen Cup finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-Fire furl0ngs Native Son. %
uyrch Q 10 l. won, FIchaI 10 tChab0neanl. Il
TO lo second. Ocean Shore. 20 tBuxtonl a 70 s.
third. Time 059 - ST. Francis Blue Bottle
Oratorian. John, Wieraupt. Annie Kelly, and Con
fdence finished as named
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New York, May l5.-Five favOrites were
successful at Belmont Park to-day. The
weather was disagreeable, a cold wind
and drizzling rain taking the place Of
the pleasant elements Of the day before,
The most interesting race Of the day
was handicap at a mile and a furlong
ia which E. X Thomas Go Between. who
viii be starter IN the Brooklyn Handi-
cap on honday. won in a sensational
drive by a scant length from Tokalon,
who won the Brooklyn last year.
Go Between was at his best and got
home amid a wild demonstration Of joy,
for the public made him hot favorite
at 10 8, while Tokalon was also backed
at = Alpenmarcnen was third.
Fred Burlew's Ella O'Nein 10 1 favor
tie, showed the way IN the Bouquet
Stakes for -year-olds. bat it was a
drive fer her 10 beat Laughing Eyes, 20
20 ]. by 2 length. Masks and Faces, 10
90 J. was "A length and a half back.
The Kecue colOrs were carried to the
front IN the second race by Sepoy, $ 10 5
fav0rite. who made all the running and
won In Il gallop by three lengths. Barney
Schrieber's colt Seymour Butler, played
from 10 down 90 6, ran into the place two
lengths before A. J. Joyner's Rialto, Is
10
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
Philadelphia, :; st. Louis, ..
TO-DAY's GAMES
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at 81. LOuis.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
STANDING oF TIE TEAMS.
- - - Ma.hinrtrn HaIall.

Chicago. Ill. May l5.-There was no
game this afternoon at the Chicago
American grounds The Sox and the Ma
uonals were unable to get together be
cause Of the cold weather that followed
the storm of yesterday.
The outfeld was too wet this morning
for practice The ground dried out fast,
however, but the wind shifted and the
thermometer dropped 50 fast that there
were prospects Of q snowstorm, so
Comiskey decided at once to call off the
affair and play the game later in the
season.
Jake Stahl was at the ball park, but
there were no developments in his case.
Il have not signed with Comiskey yet,
said Jake. but l hope that the matter
viii be closed in a few days
The presence Of Joe CanuHon, the man
aSer Of the Washington team. in the city.
may hurry alOng the closing Of the deal
stahi feels that he has not been treated
right by the Washington club. and is said
10 be holding back from signing on that
account
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16

Yesterday, on the occasion Of It's first
appearance in the Marquette League
championship series, the Trinity team ad-
mi1istered a severe drubbing 70 st. Jo-
seph's. ut olympic Park. by TO 1.
At first the game promised 20 be fast
fight, but after St. Josephs had made the
score I to 2. in its favor. in the first
of the fourth. the winners came back at
them with a batting rally. making six
runs on five hits. a pass. and an error
Graft. for the winners. pitched an excel
lent game, letting St Joseph's down with
three hits.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
and onehalf fm-onr
v. VI. 1. Takes Lnst Game.

Lexington. Va. May 15.-The Virginia
Military Institute this afternoon de-
feated Central University Of Kentucky
by score of to l. Devaults mag
nifcient pitching was the feature. He
allowed but one hit and struck out four
teen men. The rain. which fell at In
tervals during the game. prevented ag-
gressive work in the field. This is the
cadets last game of the season. Score:
r II. =.
Central University. 0 O0OOi0 O-l 6
Y. VI. I.............. 0 3 1 3 0 ~ ;
BattCrics-Harper and Arnold: Devault and Byrd
Central University plays Washington
and Lee tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16

ISAW YOUR I'D IN THE HERALD
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
PittsburG at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
GIANTS WIN IN THE NINTH.
Cincinnati TwirIer Gives Three
Bases on Balls i'm Last Inning.

New York. May 15.-There was a lot
Of poor work by Ames and Minahan to-
day, the Cincinnati twirler giving three
bases on balls in the ninth inning.
These. together with a muff by Lobert
and Devlins hit, gave the New Workers
their fourteenth consecutive victory.
Snnrn.
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Lett ON r.=----t Louis Q, Philadelphia. g. First
base on baIiz-uF Howell. 9; Of Dveert. T. of
Co0mbs. j. His Uade-ua Coamua lone inning
or Wicker 2 .u1 inning, of Dvgcrt. 3 .eizht in
uinzs. Runs mfla-Of Clsmrs. s.. OH Wicker J Of
Dge.r-. T. Struck eu.-Hg Howell. S, by DFgart. Z.
Home r--Su'H.f. TlECe-i3Sa hit-Wsllacc. Two
base hit=-HcuUliii To- Scyt1d Knight Sacrifice
hi-s-~r-aa'i. Ni=. ST7lan bases Murphy NeaceT.
Jones. Dalelsatg- Double pavs-lu-phy to Davis.
s-Hyen. % Wail1ca VIA ritCI-DvgeTt l. Passed
H7l--~CIr6rs. Tmuiu-SEsridIn. Time Of game.
hours and l3 mir1-rs. Attendance 1900
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BR00KLYNS FAIL TO HIT.
TaiIendcrS Lose 20 1t. Louis Because
OF Weakness at Raf.

New York. May 1.-THE Brooklyns
lost to the Cardinals to-day through
weak hitting. Manager McCIoskey has
protested yesterdays game on the
ground that ODay made a wrong ruI-
ing in allowing two men To score on q
missed third strike, the batter being
thrown ont at first Scorr-
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Earned Iune-BcthanT. s. r J. u, s FIIsI Ua'"
by errora-Bethany. 2; r. l. NJ. B. Left on bases
Bethany. 8: r. l. NJ. s. First base on halls-oh
shedd I: of Dexter Z. Struck 0ut-By shedd, d;
by Dexter l. Home ruus-2anelh %, Fenton, Iracy'
Louder Three base hit-Rchmond Two-hase MT
shedd Stolen bases-Shedd. Zaneli. fenton, John
ston. Le Mat Buckley Tit By ptcheI-By shedd, l.
bv Dexter / Passed haIl-Crampt0n Umpre-Neu-
man. Time Of game. I hour and 80 minutes.
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0 l 0 0 l 0 @ 2 o.
O @ 2 0 0 0 ] 0 %

fiist ba~e tl eiFof--Bro0Ern. - Left on bases
Brooklyn. g. s. Louis. g. First base on balls-Of
BHckar. 8; on Brown. Z: of McGlyun l. struck
0rt-ijT huckcr. ). bT Brown. l. Thrsabase hits
Alpcrman. Murray. Tvohass hit-Beunett Sacri-
fee bits-LUmlCr. Murray. Crawford Stolen bases
Batch. BuTch. Double pllys-CmUf1rd Hostetter
tit hy ptcler-By Brown L Wild pitcIl-Eiown
Umpire-Alr ODay Time Of game. ] hour and .
minutes. Attendance l. 30
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JOHNSON SCHOOL WINS.
Berret Beaten in Grammar School
League by IL tO .

The game yesterday in the Grammar
School League resulted in a one-sided af-
fair, Johnson winning by y TO 3. The
heavy hitting Of the victors. coupled with
the effective pitching of Lynch. turned
the trick. Ganet and Lynch each cracked
out two three-baggcrs. while Amars got a
home run. The score:
Bc-ret ...................,... 0 0 OOO3 Is
Johnson ...............,.... : 0l x-12
Battnies-Lyuch and Sinclair. Armstrong. Nichols.
and Thran. Umpires-Nessrs. seibjld and SyIves-
ter.
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Dan,illc Tnlscs - I.n,t,

Special 70 The Washington H-n'l.
Portsmouth, Va, Iay 15.-Thc last
game Of the series fell into the DAN
vile camp. Portsmouth being defeated
3 70 .. The pitching Of Lavender. 0f
Danvillo. was one of the features Of the
contest Portsmouth only got one ht
of him. DanviIle sWattod the BAH an
over the field. the majority OF hits be-
ing for clean singles Score.
r. IT, J.
rortmcuth........... O 00OlI0O-z ] Z
Dau.ila. o O 030I @ o. % g
Bareney-Rc'rI and Martin. Laruio-. E-al ami
ID Ccunor.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Trinity Wins Easily from ST JO-
seph's at Olympic Park.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.

Today's esme-st. Peters Is. ST. Martins. al
North Capitol and L streets.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
DanVille, .; Portsmouth, >
Roanoke, A. Richmond, =.
TO-DAY,s CANES.
LynchburE at Richmond.
Norfolk At Portsmouth.
Danyilie at Roanoke
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS
ROANOKE TRIMS RICHMOND.
Nine Hts Made by Capital City Boys
but Only Two Huns.
Special u Tho Wilmington HaaII

Special % The Washington Herald
Roanoke, Va, May 15.-Roanoke tool,
q little of the conceit out of Richmond
this afternoon. tr0uncing her 90 the
tune Of to O. The Colts batted like
hends, but VeruulIe and Reynolds kept
the hits well scattered, except I'm the
first inning. when Richmond did all her
run getting. Score:
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Two out when winning run was made.
+Bstted iar Ames in seventh inning.
:Bsttcd for Wilt in ninth inning
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Office. iIst and " streets northeast. a.ll 0c.rca
Poor hase-ruaniug combined with
errors. enabled the AtIauucs 90 win from
the 81 Stephens Institute by 20 g.
The AtIaatics had the game tucked
away with lead 0C three runs up TO the
fourth inning, when the West Euders
tied tie score. Tn the sixth. Carroll. who
had been playing third base. threw wild
TO first on G. Salb's Erouuder. and Bishop
scored SaIb a few minutes later with
gTass-cutter through shortstop. Noriar-
ity. the first man up for St Stephens In
stitute. lined ont tHIae-sacker IN the
seventh. and, thinking that the ground
rules applied TO "a bali hitting the wire.
attempted 20 score. but was thrown out
D. Saib's running catch back of second
base. and quick return % ONeiI az the
first bag retiring Rube Clark, was the
feature
This game gives Al0ysius the lead I'm
the race
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fdlltl runs l4tl-1- - Iltiarelplla- y Z lES-
base uv err0T-'E1c7-0 = left ON bases Chicago. 9.
Philadelphia. g. First base ON tall7-Of Brown. !.
Of TtunEer 3. Struck ort-By Brown Q. by Pit
finger s. Two-ba=e hifs-Erers Killing Doom. Sac
liicc hts-SlsEe. Brown ~. Stolen base-SlaEie
Double plays Brown 70 Chanca; Titus 10 Brausisli
Passed bal-Do1in Umpire Ns-,s. Johnstuue and
Klein. Time Of gsme-l hour and % minutes. At
t.rlance-InE
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TECH VS.. BUSINESS.
Postponed High school Game VIII
BE Played This Afternoon.

The game which was scheduled for yes
terday between Business and Tech. and
which was postponed because of the sham
battle, will be played at National Park to-
day at 3:l5.
Reichard and Powell viii probably pitch
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Loft on ba7as-Gallaudet. Q; Holmead. g. First
base ou b5lls-Of Dillon. /: Of Stone g. Struck
out-By Dillon, 8; by stone. Z. Two-hase hit-Nlc-
Keever Sacrifice hits-Harpar. Bell Horton. Stolen
bases -Gallaudet. II Holmead. 3 Wild pitcd-~tanc.
Passed b3lIs-EawIinE &. Harper J. Ump're-lif.
Holiday. Time Of mme-I hour and 90 minutes.
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MINOR LEAGUES
EASTERN LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At NonIesl-MontrsaI. 8; jersey City 5.
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At Mcnphiz-Namphif o, Nashville, 2.
At New Orloaus-New Orleans, /: Montgomery, 2
At Shreveport -Shr5yep,rt. s. Birmingham. S.
At Little R0ck-Little Rock. 8. Atlanta.
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CUBS DOWN PHILLIES.
Champions Bunch Hits on Pittlnger
in Fourth and Hold Lead.

Philadelphia, May 15.-The Chicagos
punched their hits off Pittnser in tho
fourth inning, securing lead which
the Phlladelphiaas could not recover
Score
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PITTSBURG D0WNED AGAIN.
Boston Benefits by AbbatiechiO's
Famble in the Tenth Inning.

Boston, May 15.-Batty's fumbling Of
Flaherty's gr0under in the tenth inning
and hits by Beaumont and Howard
gave Boston the run necessary 20 win
! The score:
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At Altoona-Altoona, 6; York 3
AZ Harrisburg Harrisburg, 5; Trenton. 2.
At WiIismsport-W -Williamsport. Z; Wilmington. G.
At Observation-Disclosures 3; Lancaster. S
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GAILAUDET, Z; HOLMEAD, /.
Mutcs Put Up Fast Fielding Game
and Win Easily.

Gallaudet won from Holmead Manor at
Kendall Green yesterday by TO l.
Gailaudet put up a fast fielding game
and did some timely hitting when there
were men on the bases The score:
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'Batted for Plttiuzer.

Chicago. o O.
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ST. JOHNS WINS AGAIN.
juniors Defeat the washington
school for Boys ny IL to =.

The Juniors. of St Johns College. de-
feated the Washington School for BOYS
by l. 60 s.
Orme pitched a good game. and. with
timely assistance from Babbington. al
lowed his opponents only five hits.
The eHava.
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Louisville.

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