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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-02-07
"Are you my ghost?"

wife's terror-stricken face.
10 she had not spoken, but
tongue was unloosened.
lon't some of you see if he is
bd?" she cried. Because a
pot it is no reason for think
be is dead"
milton quietly knelt and laid
on his breast.
IS feebly. He may rally. 1t
I'D here. We will not risk
him until the doctor comes.
with the harness, Green"
Z together, one of his horses
Fly harnessed, and the quar-
mile distance to DR.. Peck S
bvered.
ctor was at home and re-
the buggy. and in a few
vas kneeling beside the re-
fgure.
pund is a bad one, but not
y fatal" he said, after he
ined with great care the
by the bullet in the tenn
will have to be taken some
rds at Mrs. Fry's," said Mr..
yell. He must be removed
lnce," said the doctor. and
probe for the bullet"
was taken from its hinges
men carried the insensible
is boarding-place. where he
rly cared for by Mrs. Fry.
was extracted by DIR. Peck.
Wound thoroughly attended
the physician left the house,
would look in at his patient
or so.
lie an excited group of men
ching the grounds and
put the Hamilton place for
a would-be murderer. sup
affair not to be an attempt
Many declared it most
as that, the inclination of
being upward proved that
Ind fired the shot. unless it
by some person who stood
lt the time.
pther hand. the river was
there were indications Of
ing been lately drawn up
alders that fringed the
later one was found a little
illage. where it had come
l moorage under an over
b OF an immense tree. The
much shaded: il was not
for a person to have es-
way while attention was
70 the wounded nan: and in
F had most likely taken 10
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-02-07
Queens Exhibits Nc, Paradsd.

Some OF the water colors and pas
tells done by Queen Helena Of Italy
viii be sent TO an exhibition at Venice
under an assumed name. as her males
ty wishes TO keep her ideautx .
ssael
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-02-07
Wise David.

wife-"Why do you always cit at
the piano. DAVID You know you
can't play a note" Neither
can anyone else. while am here,"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-02-07
Cause and Effect.

Bess-were you angry because he
kissed you2
Nell-No: but was when he apollo
gized for 1t later
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-02-07

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The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

Chicago. June 6.-Chicago took another
game from the Giants to-day, but had no
such cinch as on Wednesday.
McGraws men gave lot Of trouble
toward the finish and were only one run
short Of a tie when the last gong rang.
The Cubs hit McGinnity with consid-
cradle vigor, but not nearly as hard as
they biffcd Mathewson the day before.
Joe retired after seven arduous innings,
and Wiltz wound up the game.
Jack Taylor has been resting, and saw
ing himself for New York. The veteran
was invincible in the earlier innings. re-
tiring the Giants hiJiess. round after
round.
At that he wasn't tanning people out,
but relying on good support and getting
it. The Giants got TO him in the eighth,
but did very little damage at any other
time Both teams worked brilliantly in
the field, and fancy plays were the rule
rather than the exception. A big crowd
was out again and behaved well. not even
tossing any lemons in the eXhuberance
Of joy al victory.
McGinnity famed the first two men
who opposed him. TWO hot hits were
made of him in the second. but no harm
resulted Then came a bunch Of trouble
in the third. With two gone. Randall
walked. Sheckard singled and Shannon
let the rap 60 by. lie recovered and
got it home. but Bigler gave Randall tht
decision Much kicking Of no avail
McGiunity Intentionally passed Chance
and Steinfeldt smote O fair double.
Policemen In the Way.
A nest OF policemen mlerfered with th'
view and it was decided foul III
whacked the next one az McGinuity, wh'
fumbled and then threw home too late.
In the fourth, Evers drove one through
I Devlin. Killing popped 70 McGinnity
Taylor surprised the public with h-t
Slagle walked and Raudalls iiy 90 righ
scored EveTs' run.
New York didn't even get q hit TIN th
sixth, wleu Dah.en plugged one. Bill stol
second. but got mo- farther. The coined.
+ feature of the game came of IN th
/ seventh, when Chance. after drawing tou
T balls eumsloed 20 second. BOwerma'
held the ball Ike man IN "a dream, Cor
cOrW and Dahlen never moved du
I Chance ambled 90 the bag unchecked.
In the eighth the long DELAYED Clam.
/ got busy. Bawerman singled so did Nc
/ Cam. and the bau was r.Iaysd poorly
/ both runners gaining base. Danle
upset Holman with hummer. and tw
/ runs eusued TWO flies 20 Slag.e qGeere
. the Giants chances when all SCENE
! TGscy.
McGaw's mon died hard, even sh1ug
/ only three OF them baJtaI la the ninth
/ Devln lifted one that Shsckard got wa
over by the wall Seymour drove one red
hot nj Erers and johnny gathered II
. Bowerman's effort was "a furious smas
at Evars, and the decision was, 10 sa
the least. close, but Hank ODay sal
"Out," and that ended H.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07

First, the league leaders, were trounced
in good style yesterday by the Rhode
Island Methodist in a fast game. the
score being 6 to 3.
First's defeat can be attributed directly
20 the effectiveness Of Joe Symonoskie,
who allowed Capt Clements outfit only
four hits. Three Of the bingles came in
the opening round and. coupled with an
error and a man hit by pitcher. netted
three runs for them. After this round not
a member Of the First team got past
first base.
lie Mat was all over the lnfield for
Rhode Island, getting eight chances,
which he accepted in great style. Buck
ley's batting. a one-hand clutch by Glenn
ents. and Crlmptons superb base
throwing were the features.
In the first inning BOernstein got pass.
and successive singles by lie Mat and
Tracy. and Hofman's overthrow Of second
counted three runs.
First tied it up in its half on hit bats
man. a double, triple and a single. This
ended the scoring for First, but Rhode
Island got another one I'm the fourth on
an error. a base on balls, and a single,
and seWed the game up IN the ninth by
scoring two runs on three hits and two
flelder's choices. The official score.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The S.. Aloysigs Altar BOYS defeated
the Webster School team yesterday by :
to g. The fielding OF Gardiner and the
pitching Of WEIGH were the features. Bat
teries-St. Ai0vsius, WEIGH and O'Reiley:
Webster School, Burton and Williams.
An Interesting game of ball was PLAYED
on the Malone lot, North Capitol and VI
streets, this week between the employees
of Station q post-ofice and the Registry
Division OF the main office. The se9-.
was to 4 in the last inning. when Con
ner Of Station G. batted in the winning
run with two men ont. Among the fea-
lures Of the game was the battery work
Of Beckstein and Goetzjnger. of Station O..
This is the second time Station g has adj
m.nistered defeat 20 the main Office
BOYS, and expects to add another next
Saturday. when the teams meet again.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
TO-DAY's GAMES.
St. Louis at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
SANDING OF TIE TEAMS.

After having held a ? TO 0 lead for
eight innings, the Nationals allowed the
81. Louis Browns to tie the score in the
ninth and win ont in the tenth by to ?.
Washington was off with a rush. In
the opening round two runs were showed
across the plate, and UP 10 the beginning
Of the ninth Charley Smith was moving
the opposition down with such regularity
that il appeared as though the locals
were due 20 score a shut-out on the team
which made them look so foolish the day
previous. In the first eight innings the
Browns got only five scattered singles
but in the ninth without any warning,
Smith weakened and McAleer's men tied
the score before the .SO0 fans knew what
had happened.
Petty started the trouble by beating out
a dinky grounder toward first and he
pulled up at second, and Yeager reached
first on Perrine's error Heydon made
matters worse by getting a passed ball
on which both runners moved along, and
then came Tom Jones with a hard drive
over first base, scoring both runners.
Decided I'm Tenth.
The Nationals could not get a man on
base in the second half, and then the
Browns proceeded 10 put the game on
the right side of the ledger in the first Of
the tenth. Pickering smashed a triple
over Lave Cross head and walked home
on HemphiTs double to right. Wallace
forced Hem7hin. and while the center
fielder was being run down by Smith. Al
tier and Cross. Wallace got TO second
Stones long fly to center put the captain
on third and he tailed on Yeager's two
bagger TO left, Yeager following him in a
moment later on Jones single. This rally
which included a triple, two doubles, and
q single. nctted the Browns three runs.
For Washington, Perrine was safe or
HemphilIs error. but the next three mer
were easy On fly balls, and the Cantillon-
ties trUdged off the field the most dis
gusted nine men imaginable.
After getting a rather poor start, Pelty
showed great form. The Nationals made
only six hits. but three of these were
punched in the first inning. Petty had
good control. and, although he fame,
only two Of the home players. his curve.
were so puzzling that most of the batter'
were out on easy chances 10 the infielders
Charley Jones made a pretty running
catch iH center field, but the real deldin:
feature was o. brilliant double play bl
Altizer. PeTrine, and Hickman IN the sec
Cnd inning.
WashingtOn's two runs were made II
the first after two men had been retired
Lave Cross was safe on felders choic
and went 20 second when Hickman
walked. Cross scored on Altizer's singl
TO center, and Hickman scored on Ander
sons drive 70 left. In the sixth the Va
tiOulls worked Cross as far as third base
but he died while two men were being re
rfrrF
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ing nine safeties, was far steadier than
cook. only one man getting free trans
portati0n 20 the initial cushion.
Perhaps the most spectacular catch
-seen on the grounds so far this year
was Sullivan's capture Of Goodman s
high fly. to right field. Sullivan. after
running nearly 10 the far bank. caught
il with his bare right hand. retiring the
side.
Mess played a beautiful game on the
third sack. gobbling up five difficult
chances without a mishap. He was es-
pecially strong on short bunts
Both teams played a brainy game
and the result was ever I'm doubt.
The official score.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07

First base by err0rs-New York p Left on bases
New York. 9; Cleveland g. First bass on balls-OF
Dovle. 5; Of Kee5s, Z: of Liebhardt L Struck
ogt-Bv DOYLE. 8, by Keefs. .; by Liebhardt Q
ThTee-hase hit-Fl.ck TWo-base hit-Clark Sacrifice
hit-Lie6harlt- Stolen bassz-Keeler. Chase, CCurav
St0TaH. Birmingham Double play-Noriaity TO
Chase UmnrJ-1lr. Sheridan. Time Of game
hours and minutes. At.cudanCe-fUi
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
MUTES TRIM INDEPENDENTS.
Only Twenty-seven Men Face O'Don-
nell in Nine Innings of Play.

The Independents, comprised Of six Cen
trail High players and three others un-
attached. were shut out by Galiaudet yes
tarday in a pretty game by TO O.
The Nutes gave O.Donnen perfect sup
port. only twenty-seyen men facing him
I'm the nine innings. and only one Inde-
pendent getting as far as second base.
The college boys scored their runs in the
lrst. seventh. and eighth sessions by op-
perfume hitting and errors by their oppo-
ravfa The score.
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Morrison ont. bit by hattei ball
Joe Sn,rmsn out. hit hv h7tt9i ball.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
WILLIS BLANKS BOSTON.
Plttsburg Has Easy Time Winning
from Benneaters.

Pittsburg. June 6.--Inability to hit
Willis was responsible for Boston's be
ing shut out to-day. Three scattered
hits were all that Boston could make
Willis pitching superb ball In the sixth
inning Lindaman, who was extremely
wild. was relieved by Dorner. Brain
was put out in the first inning for dis
putting a decision Of Umpire KLEIN.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
FIFTEEN INNINGS TO A TIE
Reds and BrOoklyns Play Until
Darkness Comes.
BridegroOms, After Uphill Fight
Tie in the Ninth and Both Score
in the Thirteenth.

Cincinnati. June 6.-After fifteen In
nings and the score even at 20 4, the
Reds and the Brooklyns had to stop on
account Of darkness.
Casey opened the fifteenth with a
triple. but could not score. The Brook
.yns had an uphill fight finally tying
the score in the ninth with two runs.
Hummeu batting for Rucker. made the
hit that tied the score. Three singles
scored Casey in the thirteenth, but Lo-
bert tripled in the Reds turn and
scored on MitchelTs long ny Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
-Church League Leaders Go
Down in Defeat.
JOE SYMON0SKIE A PUZZLE
Elusive TwirIer Too Much for First.
lie Mats Fielding n Feature of the
Game-MajOr Portion of Tallies
Sent Across Plate in the Opening
Inning of the Contest.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

T0dsy's Eame-Waugh vs. Bethany Thirteenth
and d streets northeast, at $50.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
ST. JOHNS JUNIORS WIN.
Down the Regent Athletic Club in
Fast Game by = TO ?.

The Juniors of St Johns College. in a
iast game. defeated the Regent Athletic
Club Icy S 20 . on The Euipse yesterday
afternoon.
Although the Juniors kept ahead
throughout the game. the Regents held
them down, and it was not until the last
inning they were sure Of the game. Wild
mayer pitched wei, striking out twelve
men. The Regents played an excellent
game and forced the Juniors TO work hard
Tor their victory. Tie score.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07

Earned rIHs-R. T. ". 3. First; !. Left on bases
r. J. NJ. g. First Q First base on bsllz-Of
Qui-ler, 3. Str1-1 out-Bv Sywor0ssie. Z. hg
QriE'ey q Thrae-hase hi's-Str-frr Trau Two
taaa fit-RoGu'rre Stolen bases S'oc5er Tracy
tamrrun -ymanoskie. Bucsley. Double play
SymHnHstie % Tracy Hit hv pitcher-By Smo-
rnsEe. s. Passed b1l-Hrfman Umpir-P. Hos
mon. Time n Game-l hour and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
ST. ELIZABETH DOWNS COPS.
BlueCoats Lose Loosely Played Game
TO Insane Asylum Keepers.

After obtaining what looked 20 be
safe lead in the first two innings. the
Metropolitan police team went to pieces.
and lost a loosely fielded game to St
Elizabeth, yesterday morning. Score, j.
to g.
Bartlett, who started in the box for the
hospital team. was badly clubhed by the
coppers, but Moore, who relieved him IN
the third, was a mystery.
Merrill pitched a good game for the
bluecoats, but ne received ragged sup
port. The score:
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To-days game-Interi1r vs. Commerce and Labor
SIS 3. m
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Lynchburg, ?; DHHyiIie, ?.
Portsmouth, 2; Roanoke, ?.
Norfolk. 3; Richmond. ,.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07

Earned rIrs-Trsas1rv. =; Navy g. First base Dr.
su9s.- Treasury, 4 Navy, 3 Left IN hases-T-rss-
Urr. g. Navy. s. First base on hall=-Of Fulcaer !
Struck 1I--Bv NgUsr. 6. 1v FUlCL.r g Three
base hits-Garer Sutton Tvo-tss- hitz-O'Nr.u
Sacrifice lft-HGu'sr. stolen taz.s-I-rd g; T-r-ev.
Sv.llaus. sutton, smith, Hester. Coleman. Double
psys-Snit1 20 Sutton. Mccarthy 80 Gorrmau.
O'Neiu 90 Ger-man. Hit tv uitca---By Fulaacr.
4. by Murray J. Umprt-Mr. Belts. Time Cf
ame-l l1cg and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
George f. HownrdS beaten

The Judd & Detweilers yesterday
beat the strong George E. Howard team
by 6 to 3. The feature was the pitching
of Green for the losers. The Judd and
Detweilers will play the Maurice Joyce
team on the Monument Grounds to-mor-
row afternoon, at $50.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
WIN a CLOSE CONTEST.
DoIphins Barely Nose Out Marines
in Fast Game.

The Dolphins yesterday downed the Ma
rines by a score Of 6 TO >.
Excepting his wildness, Scott pitched
an excellent game for the winners. fan
ming fifteen men.
Blomquist played a good game at
second for the Dolphins, gathering up
seven chances without a slip-up. The
score:
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Earned rUns-Dolphins. /. Marines ? First base
by eTors-Dolphins s. Left on bases-Dolphns z
Marines. L. First base on balls-Of Scott S. of
Pmtall 2; of Sullivan, s. Innings pitched-Bv Pur-
tall ]; by Sullivan, 8. Struck out-By scott Is; by
Sullivan s. Home run-Swekoyskv. Tw0-base hits
Scott, Waller. McCailum. Sacrifice hits-Fe1guson
Stevens Stolen bases-Fergus0n o.. Blomquist
Murray, Oliver. Shepard McGuie 49,, Owens. Nc
Henry Passed balls-Burke l2 Owens l5 I'm.
pire-Mr CuIbeTt5on. Time Of game hourA
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
DanviIle Is Defeated.
- 10 - Nastirrtln Herald

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg Va. June Oakley let
Danville down with one scratch hit in
the ninth to-day. and the locals won
bv three hits and an error in the eighth.
The game was ragged throughout
Score:
RHE
T,rrcblrrrr. ............... 90 0oo0IO2 O-3 8
Danville................. 0 0 @ . 0 0 0 O. / 5
Batteries-Oakley an1 Bentley; Lavinder and
Ryan, Umpire-NIr. TUby.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
Electrical Teams TO Play.

The National Electric Light Associa-
ton team Will play the National Electri-
cal Supply Company's nine on the White
Lot Ellipse this afternoon, at o'clock.
1t is thought probable that one of the
Nationals twirlers will oficiate at the
game.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Innings to Tie, > TO D.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
To-day's game-st. vincent's vs.. Trinity.

In one of the best-played games seen
on the Marquette grounds this season,
st. Peters Yesterday tied a nine-inning
contest with St. Martins. Score, to 3.
Lee Hilleary started the game for the
top-notchers, but because of a sore arm
was forced to give way to Cook who,
with his customary disregard for ex-
tremes, passed six. famed eight, and
allowed only five hits.
Colifiower. who was doing the twirl-
Ing for the southeast lads, while allow
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
basement Champs Play LopsIded
Game, COIumbiHs Winning.
SANDING OF TIE Hans

To-dav's game-Atautics IS. Aloysius. at First and
VI streets northeast. at $50
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Rrar,le............... 90 0 0 0l O. /
PortsnClth........... 1 0 8 o O o. 0
Bat1eriez-yeruuIe and Cotsyi Mailman and Mar
tir.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Portsmouth nt Roanoke.
DRnyilIe at LyuchhurE.
Norfolk at Richmond

sTANnINr nF u TEANs-
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
LOSE IN THE TENTH
A Batting Rally Gives the
Browns Three Runs.
SCORE TIED IN THE NINTH

Nationals Had Visitors Beaten by 2
TO o Until Charley smith Weakened
and Allowed st. Louis to Make Two
Runs-LOcaIs Could DO Nothing
with Petty After the First Inning.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
CAUGHT ON The FLY.


He lost
Hully gee'
Who's sore2
Can you guess?
Poor old Giants.
Hit on the head
One million stars.
All come i'm a bunch.
Forget it and play ball
Chicago celebrates again.
Cubs-Giants series now stands % !.
Brooklyn showed fighting spirit yester.
day.
WaJdell was in form, and did things to
the White Sox.
That was certainly a hard game for the
Nationals 10 drop.
Ed Heydon semed unable TO freeze
onto the ball in the ninth.
Kansas City has the worst attack Of
baseball fever in its history.
Cleveland has refused Connie Mack
offer Of Jack Knight for O'Brien.
Case Patten will probably be called
upon to oppose Harry Howell this after
noon.
Wichita. in the Western Association, has
taken twenJy-one games out Of twenty
four
Oldring has proved to be a decided I'M
pr0vement upon Lord, on the Athleu.
team.
Bobby Wallace had a busy day around
shortstop, but few Of his chances were
difficult
Lave Cross broke into the hit column
in the sixth inning. but he died after
reaching third
Jimmy" McAleer was tckled. as ht
had expected the Nationals TO come bacl
strong yesterday.
# Hickman is not in better shape thu
afternoon, Cantllon will put Anderson
on first and Nil in the outfieId.
Petty pitched great bail after the frs
inning while Smith was going nicely
until the fatal ninth and tenth
Wilson. of the Fort Worth. Tex. team
| had his nose broken last week. the bal
bounding from his shoulder p his face.
Jimmy" Burke. Of Kansas City, say,
/ that the club that beats Minneapolis vii
land the American Association pennant
Manager Ed Ashenbach, Of St Paul
was in Chicago looking for infelders an,
/ outfielders President Murphy sold hin
| Pitcher Jack Harper.
/ Lee Tanuehil1 is going to get out an
| practice this week. He says he viii b
| ready TO play ball when the Sox ge
| back home on June a.
Pueblo wants Link" Lowe 10 succee
/ Selee. He is to report to Detroit thi
week. and if he is not needed, viii re
| ceive his unconditional release.
/ Capt Ganley made a great runnin
catch of a drive off Pickering's bat in tn
eighth. The ball was hit 70 right center
and Ganley Just got under it in time.
The Wheaton (Md) team, composed al
most entirely Of players from Washing
ton, viii play at Winchester, Va, Jun
Il. Is. and 70. and at Martinsburg, W. Va
June %.
Silver Durham took an active part &
the Nationals preliminary practice. an
| IS anxious to get a chance to pitch a fu
game. Canullon will accommodate hill
the first time there is an opportunity.
Charley Hickman deserves all sorts @
credit for sticking to the team when hi
knee is in such shape that ne can hardl
walk. The big fellow world get a res
were there anyone else to cover the bag
Ban Johnson and Chairman Herman
discussed the cases of Jake Stahl an
Nike Kelly on Wednesday. II was dc
cided to send to New York for Presider
Pulliam. Of the National League. He wi
/ 90 West next Monday, and both case
will be gone over.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Navy Fails 80 Stop Treasury's Win
ming streak.

STANDING or THE TEAM.
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First base on balls-OR Willis, !; OF iindaman. g.
of D0rner. 2 Hits made-Of Lindaman. tin i've
inninesl; of Dorner. 4 lin three innings. Struck
out-By Willis 8: by Lindaman. 2 Home run-tiln'
son. Three-base hit-Nealon. Sacrifice mts-Nealon.
Leach. Stolen hases-Hallman ~. Anderson, CLARKE
Hit by ptcher-By Lindaman. l. Umpres-Nlessrs
Klein and Johnston Time Of gane-2 hours and 10
minutes. AttendanceA,lD
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Lctr on bszes-Garau5lt. T. Struck out-Bv O'Dou-
nell &, Uv Campbell s Tv1-r7se mt-DIlou. sac
ufrs llt=-Hautr, smith. Stolen t7s7S-'i3lIaudft
T. Double rlsvz-Smith 20 K-E Smith 20 King 70
Fisher. King t0 Thomas HIT bv Vtcher-O'DCn-
nell Passed UaIls-Fizhrr .-. TmF.rG-Mr. Leon
Jones. Time Of game hour and Is minutes.
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-Batted for DCvie IN seventh inning.
tEaftaa fnr knrfe In ninth inning.
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CLEVELANDS TAKE ANOTHER.
GriHith's Men Hit IN Hard Luck and
Are shut Out

New York, June 6.-The Clevelands
beat the New YOrks to-day by clean
hitting, the home team hitting in hard
luck and failing to score. Flick and
Hinchman made timely drives with men
on bases. Chase's first base play was
great Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07

Left on bases-Boston 5; Detroit. 3. First base
on balls-Of Young 2, ofT Kilian, 2. Struck out
By Young. 8; BY Killian. I. Three-base hit-Cobh.
Two-hase hits-Killian Cobb Rnssmsn. Sacrifice
hts-Coughn. Archer Stolen base-C0llius. Double
Jlay-Collins 10 Unglaub 70 Parent Hit hv pitcher
By Young l. Umpire-Messrs. Evans and Stafford.
Tune Of game-l hour and Is minutes. Attendance
II
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WADDELL IN FINE FORM.
Fast Going White SON Are shut Out
nv the Erratic Rube

Philadelphia. June 6-The Athletics shut
out Chicago to-day in the second game
Of the series. The score was 8 to 0. Both
Waddell and Walsh were in great form,
but the Athletics were more fortunate in
getting in their hits when they counted
the most. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

A. Toledo-Toledo. s; Minneapolis. l.
A. TDdiana0-ls-Inda1ap0i 5, Kansas CITY. q
AZ LoIisvillC-LCUisvillc. p; Milwaukee O.
At C5Umb1s-tirst game: Columbus. { ST. PAU, q
Second game: ST. T8ui. g. Columbus, .