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The Washington herald., 1907-07-04
CntonsviIIe Loses Third strnight.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va, July 3.-The Cations
vile Md Country Club to-day lost the
third and last game Of the series with
Winchester at Reservoir Park by a score
of to . Sinner for Winchester, was
excenently supported and struck out clever
men to Schraders five. Macdonald and
r. Brown. for the locals. made home
runs. Duggan made a brilliant running
catch in center for Winchester. The
Rockvilles play a double-header here to-
morrow.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
W Olfe, of Bethany, Had Waugh Bat
ters BufTaIOed and Won, IL to o.
STANnINE OF TIE TEANIa
y with Waugh vestar-

Today's eames-Ninth vs.. First 1870 A. n. and
. 80 D. ~, Thirteenth and d streets northeast
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First base hy eror-CinCiuuati. J. Left on bases
Chicago 2; Cincinnati. 4. First base on bsls-Of
Eeu.blch 3. a Wtmer !. Struck 01t-By Reul-
bach. 3, t7 W,imer s. Tvobsze hit-Clauce. Sac
rire l-->c1glte Tinker. LchgEt. Stolen bases
Davis. -HecFa-i- Double p8ys-Hugg.nz 20 Camel.
Mitchell t1 camel; Eysrs o. Tinker 60 Chance. I'm.
r.r--Alr 0Dly. Time Ut game hgur and 81 min
utts. At-tulalCe-2 so.
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Earned ruus-Detroit. .; St. Louis. :. Left on
lases-Detr5it. 5. St Louis O. First base on balls
OT Mullen. ?; OF Glade. 3. Struck out-By Mullen.
&: by Glade. TWo-base hits-Rcssmau, Mullen,
Glade. Stolen basos--T. jones. Pickering D. Jones.
Cobb. Schse,er. Hit by pteher-By Mullen. I'm
pire-Nr Connolly. Time Of game hours and y
miuntes. Auenlanee-2 %
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First base by efr1--Atan.ics. .; Government
Printing Office. Q Left On bsSes-Atlsntics. s, Gov
erument Printing Office, s. First base oa balls-Of
Berhaus. /, on Mcliahon, g. Strlch out-By BeT-
haus 8: hy Mcmahon g Tbree-bsse hit-McCs srthy.
Tw8-hasr hits-Bertsus Smith. Dawson Spalding.
stolen baSzs-Tumer %. Jevett. Double plays
Jeustt ta Mcdonald: Smith 90 Mcdonald. Hit by
pit~hlr-Bv McMah0n. J. Umpire - NJ. Parsons
Tine 0f game bIlu and = minutes.
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st. Dominic's jumped from last TO fifth
place in the Marquette League. yesterday.
when they soundly drubbed the leaders,
to 2, in a well-played contest.
Miester toed the slab for the team from
the southwest, and was practically in
vincible. flaming eleven. and walking no
one, and not allowing his opponents to
bunch their seven hits.
The batting of Buscher. Jones. and
Mullin; and the fielding of Mess. Helm
rich, and Chappell, was noteworthy The
score:
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Earned ulu-Cle7elani, J. First base hy error
Cle7rilnd l. Left on hasez-CIeyeland. 9: Chicago
g. First base on lals-OH Li51harlt. 2, of White
J. Struck out-Bg Lishhudt 2. bv White, Three
base hit-Suliyau. Tro-base ht-ClarH Sacrifice
htz-Badcg Turner Hinclm8u. White stolen
basas-Douobue. Sullivan. White. Double play
Laj0is 10 StJyal fit by pitcher-Huchmsn Jm-
pires-lIe=sgs. Evans and uLwglin. Time o.
game-l hour and S. minutes. Attendauce-102t
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Special to The Washington Herald.


Boston. Mass. July 5.-The Nationals
repeated their stunt of yesterday, win
ming to-day by to 4.
Faikenberg pitched a good game. and
the Boston crowd could do nothing with
him after the first inning, when they
scored one run on two doubles Sullivan
leading off with one of them, and Con-
galton, the third man Up. getting the
other.
Winter shut out the visitors I'm the first
and second innings. but the third proved
to be his Waterloo Altizer, the first man
UP, was given his base on balls. Warner
was hit with pitched ball. Falkenberg
got in a single, and. with the bases full.
Clymer hit a grounder to Ferris. on which
Altizer scored. GanIev followed with an
other single, and Warner and Falkenberg
crossed the plate. The right fielder felt
so good over this that he tried % steal
second, but was thrown out. Criger 70
Ferris. Delehanty, Anderson, and Jones
hit safely in succession for singles, and
the first named came home with the
fourth run Of the inning.
Kept Winter in Box.
It looked as if they would have another
pitcher to get after in the next inning, but
Mcclure sent Winter back again. and
he did fairly well thereafter, excepting
the seventh when Altizer got in his
second single Jack Warner promptly
sacrificed him to second. from where hr
scored on Falkenberg's three-bagger to
right center. Clymer hit a grounder 10
Parent, who had plenty Of time TO get
FaIkenberg at the plate. but threw the
ball far from it, and the lengthy box
artist was safe. Clymer was Immediately
doubled up when Gauley popped up a lit
tie fly for Criger. just as the runner was
going TO try 10 go down to second.
Altizer certainly had a bad session IN
the eighth inning when his three errors
in a bunch put Falsenberg in a hole for
a time. Sullivan was passed for an open
ing in the eighth. Parent hit 10 Altizer.
who threw the ball to second. Perrine. in
his anxiety TO complete the double play.
muffed the throw, and both men were
safe. Cogalton hit along the frst-base
line. and was out by Anderson, unassisted
The next three balls hit went straight to
Altizer. ana he fumbled every one of
them. Ferris flied out to right. and Bog-
ton had three runs In and men on second
and third when Criger struck out. A hit
would have tied the score, but Falken-
berg would not allow it. 1t was getting
out Of big hole, though.
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Earned mns-Bethany. l. Left on bases-Bethauy.
6. Waugh. First base on halls-OH McLaurin. J.
Struck odt-By Wolfe, l3 by McIaurin g. Three
base hit-NevFent Two-base hits-A ZanelH o..
Wood, McL5urin Sacrifice hits-F.nuign. Shedd
Stolen bases-Shedd Webb o.. 4. ZanelH o.. Fin
nigan. Wynkoop. Patterson. Collins nuttou. D0u-
be play-Le Nat 20 Finnigan Hit By ptcher-By
NcLaUin, l. Passed hlll-KeiSer Umpire-Mr. Hot
man. Time Of game--l hour and 70 minutes.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Has No Trouble in De-
feRtinE Interior by Score of TO 0.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
No game to-day.

Interior. was yesterday defeated for the
ninth time. Post-ofiiCe winning by TO 0.
Collie Wahler pitched good ball for the
winners holding the Reds down TO three
hits, besides striking out six.
Lefty Wooden. a new box artist, was
on the slab for the losers, and while he
struck out eleven Mail Handlers he was
touched up for ten hits and gave four
passes. forcing in two runs.
Interior played a poor fielding game. six
errors. which counted materially in the
run getting Of Post-office being made.
Knight. at short, put up the best game for
the Reds. Pennington and Bradley m ie
pretty running catches Of would-be
TeXas-lea EUeTs
Michael the boxman who beat the
Treasury team last week, was kept out OF
Yesterdays contest. as he is 20 pitch Sat
urday for Western High School in the
game with Seattle High School
Tho official zrOVoa
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The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-Six flrl0nF. Roseben. 80 u.
Martin, ito 8. wou; Haensel. lN Shilling. % %
J. second. Berwick. ~ Hicks. 30 TO !. third Time
Il5 45 Coaedienne. Crcssina and Johnny Morgan
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Flys and one-baf furlongs
spooner rs Miller, l3 70 10. won, Nimbus. ll2
Gamer, 70 T. secJndi Halkct l0 Preston, il %
8 thifd. Time. d6 Is. Master. Bi3lt1. He Knows,
Miss N0rf0lk. Robin Around Aiirmar. Hartford
Boy Amuuizeu All Alone, Dead Gone, Himsaya,
and Moss ais1 ran.
THIRD BACE-Six furi1ur. Royal Vaue, g
r D1gaui, % l. won, Black Sheep l0i William
Mclut]rei 80 20 !. second W0odlane. % Swain ?
20 I. third. Time. lis sanguine Rlra AVIS H0l.
lister George Cuus.diue, Magazine. B0as and Mans
field also rsa
FOURTH RACE-L0Hg Island Handicap one and
CueqTarter miles. Maxnar lei Finn. Is 90 3 won;
Red Fru l0S llupI. , % ]. second Flrst Mason
no d. Martini. 20 l. third Time ZG rs Banker
- Valentine, Helen C., and Bartender also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and 0ne-sixteen'h miles. Reid
more. lW Niiigl 5 90 J. won, Tdstle1ale g,
Love-. 20 % J. second Golden West - walsh.
Is 70 T. third. Time l49 25 Prince Ching. Ouatas
Won Tr1mp Lori stanhOpe. Waterdsg Andrew
Mack F1imnsp. M0yea, Shenandoah, P1quessins
Clsmeuts and King Cole also ua.
SIXTH RACE-Oue and ong-eirbtb miles Dick
FnueH no Knapp. % ]. Won Howard shgsn. 10
Ausr % 20 J. se~0ni; Perseverance. l7- fkooruer|
Z 90 J. third Tims. = 5-j Al II. Woods Brother
Ts7mas RamroJ WiIldo. Ripup Coat y AIMS
Helen Porter, Mandate Bob EdsTen, TItnh. and
K5Iliss also Ean-
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TO-DAY's GAMES.

Zach Team Plays Two Games)
Cincinnati at Chicago.
81. Louis at Pittsburg.
New York at Brooklyn.
BOston at Philadelphia,
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EIrnld rIn-FII1deIpila, ]. IiTst 6l13 Ty oT0TF-
Boston /, Philadelphia. / Left on hases-B9st0n,
g; Philadelphia s. First base balls-OG Boultes.
4, on Cmrid0n 4. Struck out-By B0ultes. Q: hy
Gordon. 2 Three-hase ht-Do0lin. Tw0-hase hit
knabe. Double piav-Knabe TO D00in TO Court
ucy. Umprc-Mr. Emslie Time Of game hours
and 10 minutes. Atteudance-2S36
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LIEBHARDT HOLDS SOX,
Keeps Chicago Team Down to Three
Hits

Cleveland. July 3-Liebhardt pitched
exceuently. holding the White Sex TO
three hits. and the Maps took the second
game, 20 l. Sullivan's triple and a
double steal. after White had walked,
scored the visitors run. Sharp fielding
characterized the contest The score:
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ATHLETICS HAVE LUCK.
Get Game from Highlanders in the
Eighth lining.

New York, July 3.-There was a pitch
ers battle for q change at American
League Park to-day, and the Athletics
won in the eighth inning on Planks
homer. Chase's tumble, a base on balls,
a questionable decision by Stafford. and
Oldring's hit. Score.
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TKnight hit by batted ball.
fsBatted for Winter i'm ninth.

DdtlVl TT W IIl'I IN IIHJU.
Boston .............1 0 @ o o O.
Washington ....... o o 0 0 0 . 0-6
First base by errors-Boston, 8. Left on
bases-Bost0n, s; Washington. g. First
base on balls-On Winter. !. off Falken-
berg, 9. Struck out-By Winter. .: by Fal-
kenberg, T. Three-base hit-Faikenberg.
Two-base hits-Sullivan. C0ngalton. Can
ley. Sacrifice hit-Warnor Stolen base
Knight. Double plays-Altizer. Delehanty
and Perrine. Altizer. Perrine and Ander-
son; Criger and Grimshaw. Wild pitches
Winter, ]; Falkenberg l. Umpire-AIr.
Sheridan. Time of game-f hour and IS
minutes. Attendanca-3309
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The official score.
Totals ......l2lo,.5 81
.r-..-.. .... tt.t.A...-, -"

'hel7er ont, hit bY battcd hall.
tRatfel fnr Sasscar In ninth innin-
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Portsmouth Gets Fourth.

Special to The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, July 3-POrtsmouth tOok
the fourth game of the series to-day from
the Roanokes. Score:
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TWo-hass hits-J0nes. Heinrich. Stolen bases-Mc-
Gee 10. Ryan o.. Meister o. TAYLOR Nullin. Mess
Garrett, Riston. Double plays-Hcnrich lunassist-
edl Hubbard to Heinrich. Left on bases-Trnitv
6; St Dominics l. First base on balls-Of Graft
3: of Birch. 2 First base on crr0rs-Trinity / II.
D0minie's. p Hit by pitched bals-By Graft. /; by
Meister. Struck 0ut-By Graft /: by Meister i.
by Birch. 6. Passed balls-Cumberland t5 wild
piiches-Graft. Meister Umpire-Nr. MeCann. Time
Of game-I hour and 80 minutes
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OF THE TEAMS.
PIRATES SNATCH VICTORY.
Defeat st. Louis Cardinals by Score
of Five to Four.

Pittsburg. July S-Pittsburg snatched a
victory at the last moment in the game
with the ST. Louis team this afternoon, by
the score of to l. Hostetter's error in
the ninth allowed three Pirates TO cross
the plate with the winning runs. The
score:
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First base hv Philadelphia. l. Loft on
blses-Nea York, 4; philadelphia e. First base on
balls-OR Moose T. HTS made-OH Moore 8 tH
2 ,-3 innings, Cf Chesbr1 . lin % inningsl.
Struck cut-Bv Moore .; bT Chc=5ro. 2, by Plank.
:. Home uu-PJuk Tvo-base hit-Willilms. Stolen
bases ofman Cross. Davis Double plays-Moriar-
iiy 20 Thomas to Chase; Davis iHuasyistoj. Hit by
p.tcheT-Bv Plank l. Empires -MessTs. stafford and
Hurst Time of game hours and Is minutes. At
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ore by innin
R H T.
Largest Morning Circulotion

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a circula-
tion in Washington larger by thou-
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital. Its books are open.
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At Spriugfeld-Norwich. = Springfield, .
At Holyoke-New London. 4 Holy0ke. g.
At Ncw H8Ter-New Haven, 9; Hartford. 0.
AZ Observation-Disclosures 5 Waterbury g.
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At Willamspcrt-WilamsDort 2: Lancaster.
Al Alto0uo-Alt10ua, s; Jobnstovn, s.
A. Yers-Harrisburg. 8; York, J.
At TrgntOu-WilmiuEt0u, z; Trenton 3
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Des N1ines-Dss M0iues, 4; Omaha. 2
At Liucoin-LiHcolu, g. Sioux City, .
At DguyU-PG55lo. .. Denver. O.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington, 6i Boston, 4.
Philadelphia, 3; New York, 1.
Cleveland, =; Chicago, /.
81. Louis, =; Detroit, 4.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

A. AuEUstG-Auulsta O.. Jacksonville
At C0lumbia-C C1lumbia, 0; Macon 0 lcalled rainl.
At SaVamnah-Savauuah-Ch Charleston. rain
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TO-DAY's GAMES.

Zach Team Plays Two Games.)
Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago ut Cleveland.
81. Louis at Detroit.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

80 Ba'tim0rr-J0rsrT City O. Baltimore, ;
A. Prarideuce-NeVark. G prlyil.uos. I.
At BI1a'1-Tuout1 2, Buffalo 2
AZ Roca,steE-llonlresi O.; R5chcster, 2
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
81. DOminic's Jump to Fifth Place
by Downing Leaders.

No game to-day.
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BEAT BOSTON AGAIN
Nationals Take Second Game
Of Series by 6 to 4.
FALKENBERG'S CLOSE CALL

Three successive Errors by Aitizer
Allows McGuire's Team to Load
the Bases, but Elongated TwiFier
Pitches Good BAH, Despite the
Poor support in the Field.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At MIv8ukee-Ali'naukce. 2, Eansa- City ?
At Indnuapo.is-ludiaEap0li 6; Toledo. .
40 Coumtrs-C9.Umtuz. 20; Louisville ,tln
innings.
SO S. Plul-st Paul, a. Minneapolis Il teJy5u
iuuiuCI.
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PHILLIES HIT BOULTES.
Bostons Are Unable to Score In a
One-sided Game.

Philadelphia, July 3.-The B0stoulans
We're unable 10 do anything against Cor
ridon this afternoon, while the Philadol-
phians hit Boultes hard at times. The
score
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CUBS WIN WITH SIX HITS.
Chicugo Team Defeats Cincinnati I'm
Close Game.

Chicago, July 3.-Only three men on the
Chicago team could hit Weimer to-day.
but those three placed their drives 20
such excellent effect that Cincinnati was
easily beaten. Score:
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I. Struck out-By Philippe. .; by AicGlyuu l.
Ihree-base hit-Nagner Two-bsse hits-Kenotchy
Burnett. Sacrifice hjts-Nealon. Anderson. Bennett
Murray stolen bases - Abby Marshall. Double
plays-Abby % Neal0n. Wagner % Neal1n n sto-Ee
Wagner 90 Abby 20 Nealan. Holly o. Remotely. Hit
by plicher-Aarshau. Umpiu-1lr. Carpenter. Time
OF game hours ard Is minutes. Attendauce-2Il5.
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MULLIN GETS HIS BUMPS.
DetrOits' Pet Unable 60 Fool Brown
BRfterS,

Detroit. July 3.-Mullin. Detrolt's pet
got his bumps from the ST. Louis team
to-day and should have been beaten
without going into Overtime" \ won
derful running backward catch OF
schaefer and great thow Of Coughln
HHara the faatures. Tho SCORE:
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Earned ulus-Post-offce. T. First base By errors
Post0ffce 3; Interior. 3 Left on bases-Post-ofdcp
S; Interior :. First base on bslls-Of Wahler. 9;
OF Wooden. 4 Struck gut-Bv Wahler c. by Wood.
en-. H. Tvo-hasc hits-K1ft, Orrisou Carr Sacri-
fee hit-Barnhart. Stolen basCs-CaT i2i. Orrison,
Feutcn. Bacon ~, Kraft o.. Wild pitch-Wooden.
Umphe-Mr. Belts. Time Of game-l hour and 8
minutes.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE,

At Memplis-Mcmphis. O. New Orleans, z.
At NashTiile-NashYillC 3: Atlanta. l.
At onts0mery-N1utgomery II; birmingham. 9
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Hanover and Hagerstovvn Tied.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown, Nd, July 3.-The Hagers-
town-HanOver game at Athletic Park
here this afternoon was the most ex-
citing contest seen here this season, and
resulted in a tie
The game was called at the end of the
ninth 10 allow the Hanover team TO catch
the train home. Catches by Newashe and
Houser and the stick work Of Hansk were
the features.
Score by innings:
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NEW York STATE LEAGUE.

At -Wilkesbare c; Scranton. /.
At Albany Troy, /. Albany, g.
At BiughamtoB-STaCIse. 2; Biughamton. !.
At Johustovn-Utica, 2; a, J. & G., 8.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Printers Threw the Hooks Into the
Atlantics and Won by q 40 ].
ST AND1srg GF THE TEAMS

Al9ysius.... g I So 81, Stephens. s s .sii
South. Rr-..- 81 e. 2. o.. ) z 20
T0-day's rsme-Columbia Athletic Club rs St
Stephens Institute az American League PARK, 40.
Berhaus, at all times holding the At
lantics in hand, landed the Government
Printing Ofice in front yesterday by
6tol
When the Atlantics found the Printers
fighting. they made costly misplays, and
the tail-enders took advantage Of the
situation. Two fast double plays ard
Bishops spearing catch Of McDonalds
wclt We're the features.
The official score.
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RICHMOND NOT IN GAME.
Kline for Lynchburg Makes Good
Record in Box.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. July 3.-On account
of brilliant pitching by Kline, Rich
mond was shut out without a runner
passing second. Both teams were slight
" off in fielding, but the errors did not
figure in the scoring. Kline retired
Richmond in the third and fourth in
nings on eight pitched balls. Score:
r. II. F.
Lgnchlplrg. ........... I0OIOOoO0 4
Richmond. ............ 0 0 0 90 3
Battcries-Kline and Bentley Salve and Cowan
Umpirc-Nr Trlbcy. Attendance a0
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New York, July 3.-Flye favorites and q
well-played good thing won at Sleeps
head Bay to-day. and the bOokmakers
paid out thousands Of dollars as the
general result.
Tho day was perfect for racing. and
crowd OF 1900 persons turned out The
stake feature was the Pansy, for two
year-olds. six furlongs on the grass,
which proved to be easy for c. E. Dur
nelIs Royal Vane. to /. who made all
the pace and galloped home six lengths
In front Of f. r Bradley's Black Sheep,
a 41-to-1 shot, who lasted long enough to
take the place from Robert fuckers
Woodlane. 20 l. by a nose.
Woodlane got a bad ride. The time was
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SUPERBAS DOWN GIANTS.
Errors and Hit score Only Run in
The Gnme

New York, July 3.-Two errors by Cor
coran and Suickletts hit gave the Brook
Iyn's the only run scored in to-days
game az Washington Park. The score:
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CIarksburg shuts Out Piedmont.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Cumberland, Nd, July 3.-Piedmont. the
tail-endcr. after a winning streak. was
shut out to-day. Piedmont batted the
harder. but Clarksburg punched. Score:
r. T.
C1arkshurg. rg............ Olo0o-5 /
Piedmont 0 0 @ 0 0 90 8
BattcHgs-McTighe and TeHiH; Curtis. Hines and
Gribben.
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Bethany ran away with Waugh yester-
day, the final score being u to O.
Wolfe had the losers completely at his
mercy but four hits being made off his
Sasscer and lie Mat made good
catches. lie Mat, a. Zanelli, and Wolfe
led with the stick
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New wlcrk-.--..-.....-........ g 0 0 o 0 %
Brooklyn. @ @ @ o o o O II
First base ir crrors-Rmoklru 3. New York. J.
Left on Hase=-B -Br006vu. g; Sew YORK s. First lsse
0u bslls-Of StucElstt /. N TAYLOR. Q struck
olt-by ,tHcalcft 8. uv Taflor. I. br Wiise
TvoblSe hirs-Esyv Sfurslstt Sacrifice hits
Batch. Browne stolen tls5-J0rdau Umpire
Nsssrs RgIsr and KLEIN. Time of game l11r and
5J minutes AtteudaucaA gl1
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FIVE CHOICES WIN
BOOkmakers Pay Out Thou
sands of Dollars.
PANSY STAKE TO ROYAL VANE,

G. r. Durnelrs Horse Gets Race in
Easy styIe-Makes All the Pace
Ahead of BradIey's Black Sheep, at
10 TO 1-Woodlane Poorly Ridden.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-13
INCENDIAR yBURNS WALKER
HALL
ufrom Thursday DailO

Yesterday morning. 4 few minutes
before - o'clock. tnc Walker hall. IN
Walker. burned Ia the ground. The
loss is estimated at sl,1O0, partially
covered by 5000 insurance.
The property belonged to \. ID.
Barnhart of this city. who LETT here
a short time ago, Ia attend the funeral
of his father, who died recently. in
British Columbia The origin OF the
fire IN believed Ia bc the work of an
inccndiary. The citizens of Walker
have offered $3.50 for the capture aud
conviction of the pcrpctra'or of The
crime.
about o'clock. the FIRE was noticed
by Mrs q. g.. Henderson, who resides
u short distance from the hall. She
gave the alarm ~ once and almost tho
entire population 1T Walker rushed Ia
the place aud made every effort Ia
stay the progress of the flames, which
had already gained great ncadway The
fire rapidly spread, in spite of the cf
forts of the assembled populace, until
the entire building wac total loss.
Citizens Of Walker were wrought 70
a nigh pitch of Indignation over tn,
outrage. They ARE all, without OK
| ception. of the opinion that it was Tia,
work Of AN inccndiary. The fac. thai
several explosions were heard in tn,
building during the progress of the
fire after IL was first discovered, lead
them to believe that the pcrpct ratio
| OF the crime. IN addition to setting III,
building on fire, used dynamite /,
max. the destruction of the buildin,
certain.
The hall has been the meeting plac,
Of the people Of Walker for man,
years. II was used by the Wake
Miners union as a meeting place dur
ing the prosperous days Of the camp
and on its polished floors the youth
beauty and old age Of the place spcn
many enjoyable hours, tripping IN.
| light fantastic.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-13
THINKS CANANEA SHUT DOWN
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