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The Washington herald., 1907-09-08
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
Revenge is sweet.

Revenge is sweet.
Johnson is keeping it up.
Yesterdays performances were GER
tainly a reversal of form.
Not a National got more than one hit
in either Of the games.
Morgan was there too Only four hits
of him, and yet we won.
The Nationals had ten men left on the
bases in the second contest
Young Mr.. Kroh got his bumps in the
third inning of the second game.
O'Brien, Ganley. and Altizer We're all
in the limelight in the second game.
Baltimore, Of the Eastern League, has
released Catcher Bill Rapp. of this city.
Delehanty's slip in the second game
was the only error made by the Nationals
yesterday
The Pilgrims got seven hits in the
opener. but they did not come when they
were needed.
Delehanty's triple and Altizers two
baeger were the only extra base hits OF
the double bill
The Nationals will play doubie-header
with New York at National Park Monday.
The first game viii be called at O'Clock.
President Stanley Robson, of the
Cardinals. and President R. Lee Hedges,
of the Browns, have agreed to play a
fall series of seven games for the cham
pionship of ST Louis. The first game
win be played Monday. October Z.
Howard Guynn, of Lexington. KY.
star pitcher on the Waco TEX base
ball team. has been purchased by the
Boston American League team, and will
be tried out by that club this fall.
Guynn is regarded as the best pitcher
in the Texas League, having recently
pitched five straight games in five days.
winning all Of them and only allowing
one run to be made In forty-seven in
nings.
Garry Hermann has announced the
officials for the baseball contest Sep
tember 10. All the local of1cials were
selected by Morris Isaacs. who will be
clerk OF the course. Referee, William
Rankin. Of New York; judges, B. b
Johnson. Harry c. Pulliam. and John E.
Bruce; starter StaTbuck Smith; timers.
n. c. LOngnecker, z. w Murphy. and
Charles Waters; measurers, Prof Al.
BrcGbeck, Prof. y. c. Seuss and Ed
B0vndamour; clerk OF course. Morris
r. Isaacs; scorer, Ren Mulford, jr.
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TO-DAY'S GAMES.
No Games Scheduled,
WINS ONE; TIES THE OTHER.
Richmond Bents Roanoke and Pre-
vents Defeat by Hard Work,

SPECIAL 70 Tbs Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. Sept. 1.-The Colts won
the first and tied the second game Of a
double-header with Roanoke this after
noon, l 10 and 10 2
Revelle was n fne form in the first
game, holding the visitors down 10 four
scratch hits. Heisman w4s also effective.
but the clever base-running OF Henron.
coupled with an error by Rlckard in left
field. and a single by Reeve. gave Rich
nond the only run of the game
The Highlanders punched three bunts in
the first inning Of the second game. scor-
ing two runs. With three men on bases
Warren helded Richards fast grounder
and threw IL into the right field bleachers.
allowing Easton and Brodie 10 tally Sc
bree led off with double in the fifth in
ming, went to third on Warren's out, and
scored when McKeon attempted 10 catch
Cowan at second.
Reeve led of in the ninth with a single
to left garden. went TO third on Wauace's
out. and scored on Sebree's slashing sin
gle 70 right center. tying the score and
preventing what looked ike sure defeat.
Scores:
First game R.HE
Richmond. d............. 0 oi 900 90 II ]
Roanoke. 0 0 0 o 0 90 }
Batteries-Reveie and Walsh; Heisman and Nc
Keen.
Second game: R.HE
Richmoud..... 900 oooIoo-2 9 2
Rcanoke......... 2 0 0 0 % Q
BGtteries-Lr1g and Walsh; Heiman and McKeon.
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in place of Kerr 'Rube S start was not
an auspieious one. Hughes making mess
of Hessler's offering; but he showed his
mettle by tanning Gallagher and causing
Baggette and ]. HandibOe 10 lift easy
ones
Ben Sebastian, WHO went 70 right when
Kerr left the game, made his debut at
the bat By smashing out corking double
to right center. Mess made a pretty
sacrifice along the first-base line, putting
Sebastian on third. but Hughes ard Helm
rich failed TO aid him
Holman came across with a hit to short
right which Hughes could not quite
reach in Aioysius' half of the seventh.
but he was caught going TO second. Trim
ity scored its first run In It's half of this
round, when Clark singled 10 center, took
second on Salb's suicide, and counted on
Handibce's error of Buseher's crack.
1t looked for & while as though Alloy
sius was going to get a couple more in
the eighth After FentOn had lifted to
Kraft Davis hit over Hughes head,
and Iiessler- beat out bunt TO Heinrich
Busher dropped Gallaghers hard chance
in left but recovered in time to nip Da-
Wis at third Then with men on second
and third Clark famed Baggette.
ClarI's Single Wins Game.
Sebastian. on his second appearance at
the bat, repeated hfs performance of the
first trip, and poled out double to
right He scored when w Handiboe fell
down on Mess stlnger, and the latter
went 10 third when Hughes cracked out
a double to left center Mess scored the
tieing run on Heinrichs out short 10
first. ard Clark won his own game
when Hughes crossed the pan on his
clout to center.
Aloysius tried hard TO get the run back
IN its half of the ninth. and only missed
It by the narrowest Of margins. J.
Handiboe led off with a double. and
Holman knocked one to Clark, who, with
Heinrich. Mess. and Hughes. completed
a rafting double play by tagging Hof-
man Heinrich prolonged the suspense
by booting Mattingly's offering. but the
latter was out on W. Handiboe's field
er's choice.
over 2G00 fans witnessed the contest,
which is probably the record for an
amateur contest with an admission fee
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AIOysius Makes Double,

Trinity's half of the fourth furnished
the setting for the first double play of
the game. Heinrich singled to right. and
Clark, who followed him. whacked one to
". Handiboe, who tossed to second, re-
firing Heinrich. Joe Handiboe completing
the play by throwing Clark out at first.
A hit and passed bah put Mattingly
on second in the fifth. anu Fenton worked
Kerr for pass. but Holman, ". Handi-
Doe, and Davis were all taken care of via
the balloon route.
Trinity went out in order in the fifth.
and Clark took Up the going in the sixth
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TREASURY DOWNS BETHANY.
Has Little Trouble Winning First
Game of DOubIe-hender

Treasury had little trouble in defeating
Bethany in the first game OF the double
header at National Park yesterday. the
money handlers scoring five runs while
the Sunday School Leaguers were able to
obtain but one.
Bethany played a cleaner game in the
field than di5 Treasury. but was unable
TO connect with the ball when hits meant
runs in the consistent manner in which
the Clerks did
Donaldson twirled a creditable game for
Treasury, allowing only Eve hits and not
4 single pass.
Bethany used up three pitchers IN an
effort to stave off defeat, Newgent
Wooden. and Rider all taking turns on
the slab.
The game was a deal closer than the
score would seem TO indicate. the Bethany
bunch sta rting several near" rallies, and
threatening to break out at any time. The
game was played in fast time. the eight
and half innings occupying only an hour
and so minutes. Score.
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Norfolk Downs DanvilIe

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, Sept THE league lead
ers outpiayed Danville this afternoon.
taking the last game Of the series and
Of the season with that club by to O..
With the loss OF the game also practically
went glimmering Danville's last hope OF
winning the pennant Norfolk now having
the lead almost beyond the possibility OF
loss. Paige, Norfolk's new pitcher. ac-
quired from the Charleston Is. c. team.
pitched to-day regardless of a protest by
Manager Mckevitt, of DanviHe and an
unauthoritative edict by Secretary Greg
ory over the signature OF President
Wells, TO the effect that none of the
games in which Paige takes part would
count. Score:
RH.E.
Norsoik..-............. } OOIx-6
DanTiile. 0 0 0 90 I
Battcnes-Psig0 and Smith: Walker and Ryan.
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IVIaIs 900. , 3 2 y
'Batted for Berger in eighth.
IRAN for Clarke In ninth.
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TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
sTANnING az THE TEANIs-
So . The - Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Boston, Mass, Sept Z-Cantillon's
Nationals got back at the Bostons this
afternoon, and what they did TO them
was plenty and. for that matter. that
is what they usually do. When the
smoke cleared away they had tucked
away the double-header for keeps. They
won the first game by a score Of l 10 O
and the second by score Of 4 TO J.
Johnson, the young phenom, pitched
the first game against Morgan, and did
some fine work. Only once was he in
hole, and that was in the second inning.
when Ferris and Wagner, the first two
men up, hit for singles. Then the young
ster proved that he had plenty Of nerve
with him He struck out Knight, who
had made two unsuccessful attempts TO
sacrifice. and forced Criger TO hit a fly
TO Ganley, on which Ferris was doubled
up at second He felded his position in
good shape, and was frequently cheered
by the large crowd that had turned out
10 see the games
johnson Had the Goods.
Johnson did not lose anything by having
Jack Warner to catch him, but he work
ed as If he had the goods, and could
worry along by himself without much
coaching. Good as was his work, how
ever, he did not have anything on Nor
gan, who was opposed TO him In the box.
The latter pitched gilt-edge ball. and but
for an error it is hard TO tell how long
the game might have continued before a
run would have been scored. Still, John
son had this much the better of Morgan
the latter allowed a hit when it meant a
run, and that is just what the Washing
ton artist refused 70 do.
The visitors made their run in this way:
After Jones had been retired. O'Brien got
IN a safe hit. Shaw threw into the ground
when he attempted 10 steal second. The
ball got away from Ferris. and O'Brien
continued on 10 third. Altizer then got
a clean hit 10 center. and O'Brien easily
scored the only run made in the first
game. Score:
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WORCESTER WINS PENNANT.
New England Leugue Ends Season.
Lynn Is Second.

Boston. Sept. THE baseball season of
the New England League ended to-day
with Worcester leading the other seven
teams by wide margin in the general
standing. Her record of games won and
lost was 76 and S6. respectively. Lynn
was second. with 50 games won and 49
lost. Brockton and Hayerhill followed
closely. while Fall River, Lowell New
Bedford, and Lawrence al lost more
games than they won.
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The score.

ElILEL TWus-sII1 1sIIs !, ITIIIIF- ] L1IL %
bases - Aloysius. Q; Trinity s First base on
balls-Of Gallagher. !: OF Kerr. 2 Hits roade-Ca
Kerr. TN 5 innings Of Clark lin inningsl.
Struck out-By Gallagher ;. BY Kerr. J; by Clark.
? Two-bass hits-Ben Sebastian %, Hughes J.
Handiboe. Davis. Sacrifice nits-Mess. sab ~.
Stolen bases-Ness. sab. Mattingiy Baggetts. Dou-
bic plays-W. Handiboe 10 J. Handiboe 70 Davis;
CLARK 70 Heinrich 20 Ness 10 Hughes. Passed ball
Kraft Jmpre-Mr. Bets. Time Of game-l hour
and 90 minutes.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures 3. Utica. 2
A. Binghamton-tirst game: Binghamton, 3. Troy.
j. Second game. Troy. ;; Binghamton .
At Syracuse-AlbaEy, 3; Syracuse. J. Called IN
twelfth inning on ACCOUNT Of rain.
At SCrantoH-FiTst- game. Scranton. ?; a. J. and
g., J. Second game-ocranton. 6; a., J. aud o.. T.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fan Rirer-Fall River >, Lowell l.
At New Bedford-First game. New Bedford. >.
BIOckt5n. ]. Second game: BIockt0n. 3. New Bed
ford G.
At Worccster-First game Worcester. &: Haver-
hill. 3. Second game-HaEerhHl /; Worcester. O.
At Lynn-FirSt game: Lynn. Il Lawrence O.
Second game Lynn, g; Lawrence. Q.
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Earlied rlns-ITeasfry- = Lett on bases-Bethany,
5: Treasury. 1. First base on balls-OT Newgent l
Hits made-0f NSwgert. in 4 innings: of Wooden.
in is innings; of Rider ! in "a innings Struck
oGt-By Newgent, !; by Wooden, !; By Rider, .
Three base hit-Lord- Two-base hit-Hester. Rider.
Zanelli Sacrifice hit-H. ZaneH Stolen bases
Lord, Bielaski %. Mccarthy 49, Torney, Fulcher,
Donaldson. Ruiz. Double play-McCarthy TO Cert
mau 10 Lord, Umpre-Mr. Belts Time Of game
hour aud 30 minutes
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TO-DAY,s GAMES.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
Pittsburg at Chicago,

New York. Sept. 7.-Phillies and Giants
divided honors in a double-header this
afternoon. The first game was pitch
ers battle with the Quaker twirler hav-
ing a shade the better Of it The second
contest, which WIS called by agreement
at the end Of the seventh inning, was
a free hitting one, the Giants making
their hits count at the right time. Scores;
rruz ST n kAf.-
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LAST GAME BEST EVER.
Hagerstown Beats Winchester. 1 to
o. ia Eleventh Inning.


Special TO The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown, Nd. Sept 7.-Hagerstown
defeated Winchester at Athletic Park
here to-day. l to 0, the game lasting for
eleven innings. and being the best ever
witnessed in Hagerstown.
Cantwell, the Georgetown University
pitcher, had Hagerstown guessing until
the eleventh. when Fanwell opened with
single, and by daring base running
stole second and third, scoring a mo-
ment later on Bakers long fly to deep
center.
To-day's contest. which was witnessed
by a big crowd, practically closed the
season in Hagerstown. Score:
RH.E
Hagerstown. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 II ?
BatteTies-Cantwcl and Woodward; Fauweu and
Bonthron. Umpire-Mr Sbeeiey.
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First base by errors-PittshTg, L Lett on bases
PittsbuTg, 1; Chicago, :. First base on balls-OH
Duegleby ?; of PHILIPPE, 3. Of Reuibaeh l. OF
Fraser, l. TWO-base hits-Lsch. Clarke Abba
ticcho. Holman (2 Sacrifice hits-EgeTs Reul-
bach. Fraser Stolen hases-Hailmau Moran. D0u-
bic playa bbaticcfiO TO Wagner. to StOTke: H0f-
man to Chance. Hit by pitcheT-By Duggleby !.
Wild piteh-Duggleby. UmpiTes-AIessrs. RigleT and
Klein. Time Of game-2 hours. 4ttendance-T co.
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Largest Morning Circu1atfon.

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
sworn circulation--a circulation in Wash
ington larger by thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning newspa-
per at the Capital. It's books are open.
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First base bY errcr-St Louis. !. Left on bases
Chicago. !; St Louis. Z. First base on balis-OR
Powell l. Struck out-By White. 3; by Powell. ?
TWo-base hits-HGhn. F. Jones. Sacrifice hit
White. Hit by pitoher-Har Empires - Messrs.
Hurst and Evans. Time Of g1me-I hour and q
minutes. Attendance-s.00
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Left on bases-Washington, 10: Boston,
3. First base on balls-On Kroh. 1: of
Winter, ?, off c. Smith, L Struck Out-By
Winter. 3: by C. Smith, s. Three-base hit
Delehanty. Two-bsse hit-Altizer. Sacri-
fee hits-Parent, Ganley, T, Smith %, c.
Smith. Stolen base-Clymer. Hit by
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Rockville Defeats Troop F.
Special 10 The Washington Herald.

Rockville, Nd, Sept 7-An interesting
game Of baseball was played at the fair
grounds here this afternoon between the
home team and club OF soldier bows
from Troop F. Fort Myer. Va. The Rock
vile team won, u to T. Whiting, for the
home club. pitched good ball, and the
batting of Hicks and the running catch
Of a hot liner by Nick Brewer were the
features Of the game. Score:
. u Z
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

at Birmingham-Biym ) Memphis, 0.
At AtlaHta-Atlanta 3. New OrleaAs. C.
At Nashyiile-Nashriile. J.: Little Rock. G.
At Moutgomery-3Iontg /; Shreveport, ?.
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The following players failed to turn
in cards:
z. F. Ludd, ". II. Gray, n Benton G. L. Ben
ton. G. L. Bayard. 7. G. NeWbold, J. E. MeLeran,
" H Reynolds. J. D. Thomas, Ben Miller. R
Kaufman and T. C. Noyes.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At geport-Norwioh. 8 Bridgeport. (.
AT HOlyOkc-NeW London. 5. HolyOke. =
At SpFiugie!d-WateTbury. l; Springfield, Z.
At Hartiord-New Haven. s; Hartford. .
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Sioux City-SiouI CITY .: Lincoln, I
At Denygr-First game; Denver. .; Des Moines. g.
Second game: Denver, ! Des Moines, O.
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FIRST GAAIE

First base by eTrOT-b0StGn. l. Lett on bases
Boston, 5; Brooklyn 4 First base on balls-OH
Dorneg, 5; Of Pastorious 3 Struck out-By Dor
ner 3. by Past0rious /. Tiree-bsse hits-Beaumout,
Jordan. Two-base hits-Lumley o. Brain Double
pIays-Sweeney 20 Ruchey to Tenney. jordan jun-
! hour and e minutes.
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First base by e-ToTs-New York. 3; Philadelphia, l.
Left on bases-New York. 4; Philadelphia / FIRST
base on balls-0d Newton. ]. Struck out-By Ben.
der. ); BY Newton l. Tyo-base hts-Dnis Collins.
Oldrins ~. SChreck. HaTtsel. Murphy. Sacrifice
mt-Murphy. Stolen bases - MoriaTity. Elberleld.
Umpe-MT. O'Loughlin Time 4 game-l hour and
50 minutes. Attendanee-22,OD
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

At 81. Paul-St Paul Il: Milwaukee, ;
At Columbus-Columbus I Toledo -
At Kansas City-kansas City. Z: Minneapolis.
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At Wiamsp1rt- iIiausToTt. 4; Trenton. )
At AliD0ua-Altooaa 5; Lancaster. :.
At JohnstoRu-JolnstoWI. s. Reading g.
Al Haulsbmg-First game Harrisburg. Z: VII
miugton, g. second game: Harrisburg. !; Whining
ton o.
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FIRST CANE

First base b. errors Philadelphia. 2 Left on
bases-New York ); Philadelphia, l. First base on
bails-Of Lynch. ,. OF Brown. 4 Struck out-By
Lysch. 3, by Ames. 2; by Brown. J. ThTee-base hit
Grant. TEo-bass hir-Do0in. Sacrifice hit-knabe.
Stolen hases-Bresnahan Dooiin. Double plays
knabe 10 Courtney to Doolin: Dahen 70 Hanniln-
Passed ball-D00in- Umpire-AIr O'Day. Time Of
gane-l hour and Is minutes. AttendaBce-6,ooo
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S0X SHUT OUT BROWNS.
Hahn and Fielder Jones Play I'M
pOrtanf Part In Game.

Chicago. Sept. White shut out ST.
Louis with little trouble, the Browns
doing feeble stick work against him
Jones was a big factor in batting. helping
three Of the Champions four runs across
the plate. Stops by Niles and TannehiIl
were stellar features. Score.
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SECOND GAME


First base by dTors-BrOoklyn. ?; Boston, !. Left
on bases-Brooklyn, ;; Boston. 5. First base on
balls-Of Ssanlon, 3; of Pfefer. s Struck out-By
Scanlen, 5; by Prefer. !. Sacrifice hits-SlsloDey
il Bates Stolen hase-Casey. Double play-Lewis
TO Alperman. Umpne-Mr. Johus;one. Time Os
game-l hour and % minutes Attendauce-7.5oG.
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EITst base On 5aIIs-0n McGIn1IIT. !, On Spans.
5. Home rln-BFowne. EEo-base hIts-Strsrg, Bres-
nahan. Stolen bases - DeFlin. Dahlen. Hannifn.
Seymour Hit by pitcheT-By Mcsinnity. l. Wfd
Ditcl-SciiHnity. UmpiTe-Mr O'Day. Tine Of
g4ne-I hour and 50 minutes. ATTENDANCE. .59
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First base by eTTors-Detroit / Left on bases
Cleveland. {; Detroit ). First base on balls-Of
Berger. ?; of Mullin. . Struck out-By Berger. =
by MuIin, 3 Three-base hit-Crawford. TBo-hase
hits-JOnes, Turner Sacrifice hits-Bradley, Downs
Stolen base-Jones. Double plays-LaOie to StovaIl;
Lajoie 70 Turner 70 Stovall. Passed ball-Schmidt
Umpire-dr. Connolly. Time Of game-2 hours and
minutes. Attendance-l001
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TWO FOR NATIONALS
Boston Is Twice Beaten by
the CantiIlOniteS.
JOHNSON WINS THE OPENER

Weiser Wonder Proves Invfncible
with Men on Bases and Blanks the
Pilgrims, L to O-secOnd Game Was
Cinch for the Locals, smith AL
lowing Only Two Hits-The scores.
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'Batted Tor burnett IN ninth inning.
ST. Louis. s..................a.. 90 0 3 O-s
Cincinnati. 0 Q 0 0 0 O.
Left on bases-St. Louis. g. Cincinnati 9. First
base balis-0f Coakley. 2 Struck out-By Kar-
ger. 5; BY C0akley. 6. Three-base hts-Lobert. Nc
Lean. TIso-haSe hit-Kane Sacrifice hits-MarshaIl
Huggins. Coakey. Stolen bases kOEetehy Kruger
Umpire-aiF. Emslie. Time Of gsme-2 hours. At
tendance-ssoo.
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TIE At CHEVY CHASE.
Mcssrs. Faust, Hodges, and King Even
for Golf HOnors

Three players of the Chevy Chase
Golf Club tied for the lowest score
yesterday in the eighteen hole handi-
cap against par. First and second
prizes were oeered. Scores:
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Let on bases-WashingtOn 4, Boston,
4. First base on balls-of Johnson, /; off
Morgan, 8. Struck out-by Johnson. I;
by Morgan, g Sacrifice hits-Parent.
Double plays-Ganley Smith. Hit by
pitcher-by Morgan. Umpires-Messrs.
Sheridan and Stafford. Time Of game
] hour and 43 minutes.
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BENDER IN FINEFORM
HigblanderS Go Down to De-
feat Before the Indian.
ATHLETICS HOLD FIRST PLACE
Detroit wins, but Is Not Able TO
Get 10 the Top Owing to Victory
OF PhiIadeIphin-Huse Crowd Pres
ent to see Last OF Series with
Clark Grihsth's HighIanders.

Philadelphia. Sept 7-Inability TO hit
Bender was responsible for the New York
Americans defeat to-day. Philadelphia
hit Newton hard throughout the game.
Score:
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REDS BUNCH THEIR HITS.

ST. Louis. Sept. 7.-BUnching their hits
in the fourth inning gave Cincinnati
commanding lead over St Louis to-day.
Score:
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The second game was cinch for the
boys from the Capital City. Kroh, who is
more awkward and clumsy in the box
than Joe Harris ever dared to be, was
hit freely in the third inning. and Wash
ington had three men over the plate and
two on bases when Winter was sent in
10 stop the slaughter. He allowed only
one unearnel run after he went IN, but
Boston could do nothing with Smith after
the first inning. and so the second game
went the way of the first
Clymer, o'Brien, Ganley, and Altizer put
up grand fielding game, the latter doing
brilliant work at the bat also.
The boys wish they might clean up the
series with New York, and go home for
good, but still they are glad 10 get home.
even though they have to double back
on their trail for the few games in New
York next week. Score:
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.

Philadelphia, =; New York, 3.
Washington, 1; Boston, o.
Washington, 4; Boston, 4.
Detroit, 4; Cleveland, 3.
Chicago, 4; 81. Louis, o.
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PITTsBURG'S ERRORS FATAL.
Cubs Take Last Game of Series from
SmOkeyvilIe.

/ Pittsburg, Sept. Errors on the part
/ Of the Pittsburgs enabled the Cubs to
win to-dav.s game. Score:
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TIGERS TAKE ANOTHER.
Big Crowd Sees LajOfe's Aggrega-
tion Get "A Beating.

Cleveland. Sept 7-StovalPs errors LET
In the winning run to-day. and the Tt
gers again defeated the Maps. Score:
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GIANTS BREAK EVEN
PhiIlies Get First Game, but
Lose the Second.
CUBS DEFEAT THE PIRATES

Champions Retain Their Long Lead
and Fight for Second Place Is
Only Interest Found in the Nation
al League-BrOOkIyn Continues 10
Play Good BnII-Reds Are VictOrA-
The Washington herald., 1907-09-08
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Richmond, II Roanoke, o.
Richmond, 2; Roanoke. 2.
Portsmouth, 4, Lynchburg, 2.
Portsmouth, 3; LynchburE. 1.
Norfolk, q, DanviIIe, /.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-08
Portsmouth Takes Both.

Special to The Washington Hesld
Portsmouth. Va. Sept Portsmouth
administered double defeat TO Lynch
burg this afternoon, taking the first
game. TO ?, and the second. a five
inning contest. to !. and effectuaIly
put the Hill City aggregation out Of the
running for the pennant. Luck was
against Lynchburg, as that team out
batted and outhelded Portsmouth The
scores:
First game RHF
Lynchburg. ............. 0 0oooolL2 /
Portsmouth. Q 0 o. s
Batteries-stevart and Hart; HOLMAN and Buns
Second game RHE
Lynchburg. rg......................... I 0-f
Portsmouth. uth......................-. 0 Is 2
Batteries-Murray and Hinton Carty and sturte-
want.