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DEPARTED FOR PHILADELPHIA
POTOMAC oARSMEN AND FOL-
LOWERS OFF FOR REGATTA.
Junior Eight Youngest and Heaviest
Ever Turned Out by Club-Rac-
ing Committee Confident.

large delegation of the Potomac Boat
Club left at o'clock today from the Balti-
more and Ohio station. accompanying their
junior eight-oared crew and junior and Sc
NOR scullers. who will tomorrow compete in
the Peoples regatta on the Schuylkill river
The trial spins Of the junior crew have
pleased the racing committee of the club
more than any crew Of its class that has
been sent out in a number of years. and
great hopes are entertained of the young
sters. They have been coached by Capt
Carl Mueller and whipped into very fine
condition. They are the youngest and
heaviest crew that the club has ever en-
tered In a Junior race.
The ages. weights and heights of the
crew follow:
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Southern Railway Easily Wins.

Game today-Government Printing Office Al
,lant{rs
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ALL-DAY SHOOT OF
ANAL0STAN GUNNERS

The Analostan Gun Club has made prepa-
rations for an all-day shoot tomorrow. The
shooting will begin at 1870 am. and con-
tinue during the afternoon. There will be
practice events optional sweeps and two or
three merchandise events for valuable and
numerous prizes. An invitation has been
extended to the members Of the Eastern
Branch Gun Club, the Takoma Park club
and the Rockville club and large attend
ance is expected. The events will be open
to all shooters in the vicinity.
The prizes include fine gun cases. rife.
mandolin, shooting Jacket and vests and a
miscellaneous collection used by shooters.
The office will be in charge of Mr.. B. l..
Osborne and Mr.. j. G. Hedrick and Mr.. F.
N Bauskett, and an able corps of assist
ants will have charge OF the outside work.
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OF Wheatley's passes resulted In runs. Both
pitchers received splendid support. Kin
ney's snap to first In the initial inning be-
Ing the only misplay that figured In the
scoring, and that was followed by pair
Of singles which would have scored the
men on the bags.
Mccarthy walked in the first inning and
stole second. Gertman tried a sacrifice and
Kinney threw wild to first. scoring Mac"
Bielaski. and Asquith followed with sin
gies scoring Gertman. In the seventh
Fulcher few out to Kleinschmidt and
Hester famed O'Neill walked and scored
on Donaldson's single to right and Nc
Carthy's force OF Donaldson at second.
The losers pulled of beauty triple play
Ia the third inning. with Gertman on sec.
ond and Lord on first. Vic Bielaski
pushed the ball down to Kinney. who
touched third. forcing Gertman. and threw
Bielaski out at first. Lord was caught
trying for third and was run down by
Kinney and Schreiner. completing the third
out on the play. Doc" kleinschmfdt Ted
in batting. getting clean double ana
ok
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TRIAL HEATS AT HENLEY.
Preliminary Results in the Great
English Regatta.

HENLEY. England, July 3-The follow
ing are the results in the trial heats of the
Royal Henley regatta so far rowed:
Ladies' plate-First heat-Corpus Christi. Cam
bridge, beat University College, winning good
race by a bare length in 7.31. Second heat-St.
Johns, oxford, beat Emmanuel Cambridge by two
lengths, in 7.37. Third heat-Jesus College. Cam
bridge. beat Trinity, Oxford by two and one
quarter lengths, in 7.25. Fourth heat-Trinity
College Dublin. beat Radley in 7.45.
The wyfold cup-First heat-The Kingston Club
beat the Lady Margaret Club by length, In S.15.
Second heat-Masdalen. Oxford: beat Trinity Hall.
Cambridge, easily in $40. Third heat-Jesus Col
lege beat Christ College, Cambridge by three-quar-
tiers Of length, In sol.
The Thames cup-Flrst heat-Fhe Mosey Club
beat Trinity, Dublin. by two-thrds Of length. in
1885 Second heat-The London Club beat the
Twickenham Club by three-quarters of length. in
722 Third heat-The Vesta Club beat the
Thames Club by third of length. in Tan.
Fourth heat-The Lady Margaret Club. Cambridge.
beat st. Johns by half length. in 7.23. Fifth
heat-Emmanuel beat First Trinity by length. In
7-3S. Sixth heat-Corpus Christi beat Kingston
easily In 7.5s
The Diamond sculs-First heat-Blacksta1fe beat
Clouetts easily by two and one-half lengths, in
S.23. Second heat-Darrell heat Ratio In S.4s.
Third heat-Vongaza beat g. Edge easily in s.37.
Fourth heat-McCulloch beat Woodward easily In
9.1S.
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MIDDLE STATES TENNIS.
William ]. Clothier Wins Two Easy
Matches.

NEW YORK. July 3.-Aside from the
playing of William J. Clothier. the national
lawn tennis champion. yesterday at Orange.
the Middle States championship tourney
presented little that was exciting The
champion faced two players and beat them
handiy. The results follow:
Middle States Championship. mems singles: First
round-Irving C.~Wright. Crescent A. c.. defeated
L. H. Fitch. West Side T. c.. 6-3. 60; Wylie
C. Grant New York L. 7. c.. defeated DIR. VIII
liam Rosenbaum. Harlem r. c., 1f-9. g.; George
f. Touchard Hamilton Grange L. 7. c., defeated
Calhoun Cragn. West Side T. c. by default; N.
W Niles. Longwood C. G.. defeated Eugene Dixon.
6-3 90; Alexander Thayer Orange l.. T. c.,
defeated L. D. Woodbury. Orange L. T. G.. o.6
IS, Ca; r. L. James. Belmont c. G.. defeated
H. NJ. Hall; Orange L. 7: G.. O. 81; ". }.
Johnson, Belmont C. G.. defeated DIR. P. b. Hawk,
University Of PENNSYLVANIA. 80, a., 81; W.
J. Clothier, Merton G, c.. defeated Dudley BRAIN
hall, Orange L. T. c.. 6-2, 60. Second round
r. B. .Souther Orange l.. r. c. defeated George
F. Touchard, Hamilton Grange L. T. c.. by de-
fault; n. W. Niles Longwood c. c., defeated F.
G. Inman. West Side T. c.. 60 Ga: W. J.
Belmont c. c., SO. GO.
Women's singles: Preliminary round-Miss Alice
Day, Morristown F. C.. defeated Miss f. Smith.
orange L. T. C.. Ga. 10: First round-Mss
Jewett, Orange l.. T. c., defeated Miss Marjorie
Grannis, Orange L. T. c.. 81. 6-3.
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ESCUTCHEON WINS CLUB
HOUSE PURSE AT KENILWORTH

BUFFALO. N. Y, July 3.-Escutcheon
won the Club House purse at Kenilworth
Park yesterday from a smart field. Shirley
r. fell in the first race. injuring Jockey
Brooks. Weather cloudy track slow.
Summaries:
First race. five furlongs-Aristotle, to 1, won;
Oroba, to 1. seeond Stanley Fay, to 1, third.
Time. 1.0l As.
Second race, five furlongs-Chulta, to 2, won;
Apple Teddy. to 2. second; Chief Desmond, %
to /. third. Time. i-O2 1-5.
Third race. Toronto steeplechase; purse. 81 900;
full course-Rock Storm, to 1. won; Dulcian, 8
to /. second; Shackleford. to 1, third. Time,
5.O7 2-5.
Fourth race. six furlongs- Escutcheon, 8 to 2.
won: Mark Anthony H. 3 to !, SECOND; John J.
Rogers. to 1. third Time. ]. IA 20.
Reg 10 to l. won; Chief Hayes. to l. second;
lie Harrison H. 13 to 5. third. Time. 1.34 AS.
Sixth race. one mile and forty yards-Nellie
Burn. 6 to 1. won; Tunky. to 1, second; This
tledo, Is to /, third. Time. LA 3-5.
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TENNIS TOURNEY OF
.. THE Y. M. C. A. OPENED

The tennis tournament Of the Young
Mems Christian Association was opened
yesterday on the courts at School and La
mont streets. Mt. Pleasant Owing to the
wet courts only two of the matches in the
first round were played. N. I. Winfield
defeating Dodson 60, 60. and Jameson
besting H. H. Mowry Ga, IS.
Drawings were made last night and the
pairings follow:
Preliminary round-E. L. Muller VS.. w. C.
Hill, G. Williams VS.. N. w. Mclean.
First round-W. S. Wylie vs.. Carl Shep-
pard, c. G. Heylmun vs. Sidney Paige, N.
r. Winfield VS.. Dodson. Terrell. bye: Clar-
ence Wylie, bye; H. H. Mowry VS.: ]: r.
Jameson, D. H. Smith VS.. F. L. Tarbox,
r. M. Brown vs.. F. M. Van Hoesen.
Entries in doubles-H. A. Terrell and E.
L. Wilson. j. E. Lind and s. B. Poole, W.
c. Hill and H. Winfield. N. W. Mclean
and J. P. Jameson. F. N. Van Hoesen and
G. g: Heylmun; c; Shspperd and Cheney.
@. Williams and w. 8. Wylie. F. L. Tarbox
and C. Wylie.
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JUST MISSED MAKING
KILLING AT WINDSOR

WINDSOR. Ontario. July 3.-One Of the
largest killings of the meeting was at
tempted at Windsor yesterday afternoon on
George Hendrie's Loyalist Ally Black Ba-
bara. which was making her first start Of
the season. Black Babara was heavily
supported. and was perhaps best Of her
company, but finished second. The flly
hardly knew what was expecyH Of her at
the post. Wheeling just the barrier was
released she lost considerable ground. In
the run through the stretch however, she
was gaining at every stride. Weather
clear; track fast Summaries:
First race. six furlongs-Prolife won; Ballot
Box. second: Frank Collins. third. Time. lis Is.
Second race. Ave furlongs- Tompabat, won; Max
ton, second; MoleIe. third. Time, 1.02 Is
Third race. six furlongs-shine On. won: Matte
H.. second ]. w. ONeill, third. Time lib 4-6.
Fourth race. one and one sixteenth miles-Iight
Note, won; Secret. second; The Clean, third.
Time, 1.48 3-5.
Fifth race, four and onehalf furiones-Eha.
won: Black Babsra. second: Mickleton Maid,
third. Time. O.55 2-5.
Sixth race. mile-Royal River, won: Bye
Bye. second; Doc Kyle. third. Time. Id
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Average weight, 1924. .. t. -4aN
They will meet in their race crews from
the celebrated Vesper and Fairmont Clubs
and-expect very hard fight, but the mem
bers OF the racing committee are confident
or the crew making good. They will make
their quarters at the New Bingham House
In Philadelphia, while the club will be the
guests of the Philadelphia Barge Club.
In addition to the junior crew the club
has entered Thomas German in the junior
SOULS and Joseph DAILY in the intermediate
sculling race. Both are in fine shape. are
admiral bly, boated and will make strenuous
efforts to land both prizes. In the sculling
matches both German and DAILY will have
to make trials, as the list Of entries Is so
large that such a course Is required. Cor
man will row his first heat at 1920 In the
morning and DAILY will follow in his at
1910 while the junior race will be started
promptly at 80 o'clock.
considerable delegation Of Analostan
boys also go over to give the Potomacs
encouragement and root for them I'm the
three races.
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Southern Railway Easily Wins.
Southern Railway with Hampton in the
center of the diamond and In fine fettle.
easily defeated the strong st. Stephens
outfit yesterday afternoon by the score Of
8 to 1. displacing the latter team from the
first division.
Hampton was complete master through
out. as only seven batters connected for
safeties. and after the first round great
trouble was experienced in getting a man
beyond second. He was given the best Of
support. only two errors were chalked
up against his team mates. On the other
hand, Rube Clark, although being hit for
nine safe ones, would have held the
Southerns to a much smaller score had the
players behind him played their usual good
fielding game. The losers fell down on
eight chances. the record for errors made
by a team in the league this season. Helm
rick, who generally covers the short field.
was played on third yesterday, and the
change affected his playing greatly, max
ing three of the miscues. OBrlen had a
busy day in center field and his work was
Of the best order The score:
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Girl of Fourteen WEEDS.

WILKESBARRE, Pa. July 3.-Fourteen-
year-old Mary Polansky was married yes
terday to Anthony f. Grama tsky, who said
he was thirty-seven. but looked to be ten
years older. He has only one eye. and his
face is marked with powder burns, while
his bride seems like an unsophisticated child
of twelve years of age. She was dressed
all in white. The marriage was brought
about by the United Charities Of this city.
with the sanction of Judge Fuller. The
mother consenting and the girl being will
ing, Gramatsky was permitted to marry
her,
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Score:

Totals. -. : 92I1T Totals. 72411
'Batted for Sullivan in ninth inning.
Rnff o1 fnr aIsh in tnfI, mi
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AMERICAN TENNIS PLAYERS
WIN ON WIMBLEDON COURTS.

LONDON. July SIN the All-England
lawn tennis championships at Wimbledon
yesterday Beals c. Wright and Karl H.
Behr. Americans. beat the brothers Lowe in
the open double by three sets to one. The
scores were 40. 60. 8L1. O..
In the mixed doubles, Beals c. Wright
and May Sutton of California beat A. r.
Wiiding and Mrs. Chambers by two sets
to one. The score was SO. Ga. 6S. The
match was interesting. and the victory Of
the Americans was applauded.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Today's game-Trinity vs.. st. Dominic.
st. Martins Won by Hitting

st. Theresa's and st. Martins the new
corners in the Marquette League crossed
bats at Olympic Park yesterday and after
struggling for nine innings the game was
ended with the score standing to 4 in
favor of the latter team.
The ST. Martins opened up on Moore
early In the game. and by the end of the
fifth inning they had accumulated enough
to win out.
Wood the st. Martins catcher. played a
fine game, being credited with thirteen put
outs. some of which were difficult chances.
He also raped out two singles.
The
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Maps Shut Out the Sox.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 3-Cleveland
yesterday opened it's series with Chicago,
shutting out the champions joss was hit
about as hard as Walsh. but was effective
with men on bases. Both pitchers received
splendid support. Flick's batting, Dough-
erty's fielding and Blrminghams base run
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Electricians Defeat Engravers.

In a base ball game at the Monument lot
yesterday afternoon the Maurice Joyce En-
craving Company was defeated by the Ma
tional Electrical Supply Company. by to 2.
The National Electrical Supply Company
hit Turner'S delivery all over the field. The
feature Of the game was the pitching of
Beall for the electric boys. The game was
called in the hfth inning ON account Of
darkness. Score by inRings:
National Electric Supply Co.. OF
4&ufice JORGE Engraving C0........0 o 3 o. @S
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Lush May Lose an Eve.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. July BILLY Lush.
the Yale base ball coach and former league
player, has again injured his eye, and
fear Is felt that he will lose its sight
Before the Yale-Harvard game Saturday he
removed the smoked glasses he has worn
since the eye was injured when the Yale
nine was at Washington. and in some way
the eye was again hurt. Lush has gone to
a New York specialist for treatment
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.

Standing Of the Clubs.
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Rhode Island Methodist had out its best
team yesterday afternoon. and In what
proved to be one of the best games Of the
season defeated First, the league leaders,
by l to o.
Symanoskrs steady twirling proved a
stumbling block to the First boys, and four
hits were their limit. Litchfield also pitch
ed great ball, allowing only two safeties
Symanoski kept his hits well scattered. The
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Quaker Cricketers Win Abroad,

BRISTOL. England. July S.-In the crick-
ct match between the team representing the
University Of Pennsylvania and Clifton Col
lege here yesterday the visitors won. The
scores were: Pennsylvania, first innings,
1873: seconds innings. 3d. with no wicket
down. Clifton, first innings, Is; second in
nings 70.
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Welcomes the Hohenzollern.

COPENHAGEN, July 3--Emperor Will
liam. the German empress and Prince Adal-
bert arrived here today from Kiei on the
imperial yacht Hohenzoliern, and were well
coined by the Danish royal family and large
crowds Of people Many festivities have
been arranged In honor Of the emperor and
empReoA
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New 1ork. .......... 0 IS
First base by Philadelphia. 1. Left on
hases-New York. 10; Philadelphia, II. First base
on balls-Of kitson. 4; of Waddell, 2. Hits made
on Waddell lin six innings; OF Bender, lin
base hits-Chase. Williams Conroy, Moriarity,
Oldring ~. Shcreck. Sacrifice hts-Conroy, Kitsen
Nicholas Dygert. Stolen bases-Conroy, Williams,
Collins. oldring Double plays-Conroy to Will
!iams; Waddell to Cross to Davis: Cross to Davis.
Hit by pitcher Waddell. l. Wild pitch
Dygert. Umpires-Messrs Hurst and Stafford.
Time of game hours and 80 minutes
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DETROIT. Mich. July 3.-Neither pitcher
bothered the batsmen very much yesterday,
but Detroit got to Powell at more telling
times. while st. Louis missed several good
chances having twelve base runners left
Wallace injured his knee sliding into first
base but continued in the game 1t was a
long -dra wn-out affair, featured only by
the batting. Score:
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
RI M. Defeats the Leaders.

game-Bethany vs.. Waugh.
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First base by errors-Treasury. 1; Commerce and
Labor /: Lett on hsses-Treas91y, So Saatis
8. Struck out-By Donaldson 2; by wheatley, 5.
Three base hit.McCarthy; Two-base hitEkiein-
schmidt. Sacrifice hitsoGertman, Lord, Fulchef'
Kinney. Stolen base-McCarthy. Double play
Sehreiner to BielasM to Damper Triple play
Kinney Dampier Kinney to Schreiner Umpire
Mr.. Belts. Time Of game hour and 80 min
ufes
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Left on bases-R. l. NJ, I; First g. First base
struck out-By symonoskie o; by Itchteid. g.
Twokase h's-C. Richmond. Turner. Sacrifice hits
Brooks King johnson. Stolen bases-BuckIey
Seeker Turner ~. Double plays-king tunas-
sistedD; Turner to Harris. Hit by pitcher-By
LftchfeId, 1. UmpIre-Mr Hoffman. Time Of
game-1 hour and 25 minutes
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Stephens, 1. Left on bases-Southern Railway. 8;
st. Stephens, 3. First base on bas-On Clark, z
Struck out-By Clark, 2; by Hampton, 8. Home
run-Copeiand. Two-base hits-Ansley, sutton, Nc
Knight. Sacrifice hits-Ansley ~. Hayden. Stolen
bases-Hampton. King, LYMAN. Ansley. Hit BY
pitcher-By Clark 2. Wild pitch-Ciark. Passed
ball-Kraft. Umpre-Mr. Parsons. Time Of
game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
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Mclean High School Champion.

Norris Mclean Of Western High won the
high school tennis championship just con-
Guided on the osarts OF the Bachelors
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Highlanders Win Uphill Fight.

NEW YORK, July 3-Timely hitting on
the part Of Keller and Chase enabled New
York to beat Philadelphia yesterday in the
tenth inning after an up-hl.l fight Score:
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The tournament which has just been con-
cluded has been one of the most successful
Of the long series OF twenty-One similar
events held at st. Martins. The entry list
in the singles was the largest ever re-
ceived and the general average Of play quite
up to the standard. There was some grum-
bling from players in the mems singles, an
extra event. when they found themselves
defaulted for failure to appear at the sched-
uled time. but the action of the committee
met with the general approval Of tennis
players. Summary:
women's singles: Final round-Miss Evelyn
Sears Boston. defeated Miss Carrie b. Nicely
Chicago, 60, 80. Championship round-Miss
Evelyn Sears, Boston. challenger, defeated Miss
Helen Romans New York, holder. by default.
Mixed doubles: Final round-Miss May Sayres
and Wallace T. Johnson. Merton Cricket Club. de-
feated Miss Natalie Wildey. Plainfeld. N. j., and
w. NJ. Tilden, Philadelphia Cricket Club. 81.
IS.
Consola ton women's singles Third rOund-Miss
Matilda Borda defeated Miss N Wildey, 81, 3-5
6-3. Semi-fnal rOund-Miss X. McFadden de-
feated Miss ~ Groome. Ga. Ga. Miss Borda
defeated Miss NJ. Leroy by default: Final round
Miss Borda defeated Miss McFadden, 81. G-3
Consolation wOmen's doubles First round-Ihe
Misses Ostheimer defeated Miss Leroy and Mrs.
Wainwright, 6-1. 6-1. Mrs. Chapman and Mrs
Pouch defeated Miss n. Ostheimer and Miss e.
ClOthier. 60, Go 800
Consola tion mixed doubles: Final round-Mlss
Agnes Groome and w. II. Rowland defeated Miss
Martha Groome and +. f. WOOL 20, GO. 81
Consolation mems singles: Second round-N. W.
Niles defeated Ewing Stille. Ga. 60. G. Cor
defeated R. n. Brookfeld. 60. 60. Semi final
round-R L. James defeated ". EOulke. So. 6-3
Final round-R. L. James defeated g. Gordon By
default.
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Treasury practically clinched the 1907
pennant OF the Departmental League yes
terday. when II defeated Commerce and La
Dor 3 to in the prettiest game this season.
Donaldson and Wheatley were pttted
against each other. and Treasury's twirler
won the battle by better control a. two
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"Ba tied Tor Sullivan IN ninth Inning.
fBatted for Walsh in ninth inning.
Cleveland. ............ 2 o o 0 x-
Chicago. ............... 0 D o D U 90
Earned runs-Cleveland, 2. First hnse by
Chicago l. Left on bases-Cleveland. 10; Chicago.
8. First base balls-On JOfss, 2; off Walsh /.
Struck out-By oJss. g by Walsh. T. Two-base
hits -lajoie Hinchman Sacrifice hits-Bradley,
OBrien Stolen bases-Flck, Birmingham t2).
Double pay-O' Brien to Iajoie to Stovall. Hit by
pitcher-By Walsh. 1. Unpires-Messrs. O'LOugh
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Earned runs-Detroit 2: ST. Louis. 2. First base
by errors Detroit. 2; st. Louis 2 Left on bases
Detroit. 5: St Louis. II. First base on balls
on Donovan. T. OF Powell. l. of Petty. I. Hits
made-On Powell IL tin seven innings); CD Petty,
tin innlng,. Struck out-By Donovan. 5: by
Powell. 2. Two-base hts-Coughln. Crawford.
Niles. Sacrifice hits-ponovan. ID. Jones. Schmidt,
7. Jones. Stolen bases-Hartzell. Niles. Double
plays-Stone and Spencer Schmidt and Schaefer.
Wild pitch-DOnovan. Unpire-Mr. Connolly. Time
Of game hours
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BASE BALL, RACING
AND OTHER SPORTS
Detroit's Batting More Timely.

Pruitt to Shaw to Grimshaw: Congalton to Grim.
shaw. Umpire-Mr. sheridan. Time Of game-l
hour aud ~ minutes
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Virginia League

At Columbia-COlumbia, II; Macon o.
At Savannah Charleston, 3; Savannah. o.
AT Augusta-Augusta. 2; Jacksonville, o.
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Atlantic League,
South Atlantic Ieapna.

At Chester-Chester. s: Reading. 3.
At Observation-Disclosures, 10; Brooklyn 8 (ten 1
nings).
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Treasury Practically Clinches Lead

Today's game-Post Once vs.. Interior,
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n " :, III U T U U X-1
Two-base hits-Howard. Widmayer, Farr Steve
son. Phipps Home run-Bartlett Secrtfice hit
Ruiz. stolen bases sullivan t2l. Thrall. Double
play-Wood to Ross to Farr Left bases-St
Martin, 4: ST. Theresa. s. First base on balls
Freeman. 2: Moore. 2 First base on errors-St.
Theresa. L.. ST.. Martin. l. Hit by pitched ball
Freeman, 2. Struck out-By Freeman 6: by
Green. 7: by Moore D.. Time Of camel hour and
55 minutes. Umpire Mr.. McCann
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-03
OTHER BASE BALL SCORES,
Eastern League.

At Baltmore-First game-Jersey City, s.: Balti
more. 0. Second game-Baltimore, 8; Jersey City, g.
At Observation-Disclosures, 4; Newark 8.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 1; Montreal O.
At TorontO-T0ronto 2; Buffalo, 1.