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WISHES THE CHAIN
LETTERS STOPPED.

l will here make known, that the
chain-letters have already brought in
the amount necessary TO secure the
artificial limb for the unfortunate
boy, Nels E. Bergstrom, Karlstad,
kittson county, Mimi.
Any one receiving some Of these
chain-letters will kindly stop the
chain.
Money received hereafter, for said
boy, will be used to benefit the boy
in some way. Thanking all, who
have shown their sympathy towards
the young friend.
August O. Rokke.
West Valley, Minn.. March is, 1907.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

On Tuesday morning, March 18th,
(elecbion day)anuther banker arrived
in town. His father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. R. Seyerson are glad
he came to stay with them and it is
mighty proud they are OF him. We
smoke only HaVanas these days.
Rainy River Region, Baudette.
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Turkish Pasha Murdered.

Constantinople, March 1S.-A tele-
gram received here from Trebizond,
Asiatic Turkey, says that Hamdi
Pasha, commanding the local troops,
while leaving the mosque Sunday was
assassinated by a non-commissioned
officer who had been punished shortly
before.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

The stockholders of the Warren
Creamery Association will hold their
annual meeting at the opera house on
Friday, March 29th, at 1890 p. m.
The. meeting has been postponed
from last month on account OF no
quorum being present.
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VEGA.

VEGA.
Supervisor, A. G. Nybladh
Town clerk, AXel J. Lundquist
Treasurer, Carl A. Johnson
Assessor, John G. Smith
Justice, z G.. Huff
Konstable, Henry Nystrom
Igainst license, .lO2
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

Go to Miss Bjerkiny for your
Easter bonnets, March 29th and
30th.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

The following is the result of the
city election on Tuesday this week:
For License, l64
Against License III
Mayor, August Lundgren l91
Alderman, @. e. Lundquist 1919
Alderman, I. N. Lodoen 1876
Alderman, W. E. Powell 222
Recorder, ". n. Powell ITS
Recorder, Albin Young Ill
Treasurer, G. A. Nelson 222
Constable, E. Dady 212
Justice, John Keenan, POS
Justice, A. D. Ralston 129
Justice, Albin Young, 102
The following we're not running
for office and were not on the ticket
but some of their friends insisted on
voting for them:
-, @. A. TulIar, for Mayor 40
John Lindberg, for Alderman 4S
Louis Westman, for Alderman "a
Captain Olson, for Constable 4
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Typewriter paper at the Warren
Sheaf.
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The City Election.

The following is the result of the
city election on Tuesday this week:
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West Valley, Minn.. March is, 1907
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
KENILWORTH RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fire and oue-half fIrlo1rs Dr. J.
i. Aitken, lt iLlei, % O. J. Won. H.cTortowu Jos
lHogg t9 Z ~ thc place. second George Svain
ib 'shallsrt. even 90 show. third. Tine. l,5s Is
Bahb.ing Br1oE. lamp Trimmer Hiram Mar
iiarby, Lady CAY STauker. Tagale. Harry Richard
son. and Bvc Boy also ran
SECOND RACE-Steel liechase. ab5ut tvo miles
Dunheatbe. li5 lWilsm even. vou: Judge Nolan
l3s tFdc-eri, 0ut Tor place. second Kn1hh5mptou
l5 .Haen.. gIt % show. thiyd. Time sl3 No
other starters.
THIRD RACE-Tre furongS C. W Burt l1
iShillugI, p % I. won; Meuimac l0 UTcIrg1ls
2 20 ! for the place, scoond. King Folly. III
lNicolf, o. 90 show third Time l6i Lou
c. Antoine, McQuiddy, SilvcThrook Tcfta. DrEdrar
GTeendale, Pigmy, Dousiuaut and Jeunies Beau
alsa rsn-
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Cave Adgim. lo8
Zee. 60 s. won; NartCr. los McDauiell even
foy the place. seoond: George S. Davis los Iourg
out O Show. thir3. Time. .59 NJ other "a rters.
FIFTH RACE-Oue mile. Gold Note g NIc-
Dsuicl % 2 won: Crafty g iShnlnrl. @ S
for the place. second. Betsy Bi1f0ri % Ieel ! 20
10 show. third Time. l.9 IS. Perfecto. Nsncy.
Edwin j.. and Laura 4. also ran.
SMITH RACE-Oue mile and seventy Yards Do
liuda. I0 Iyc1rgusl. % 5. won; Court Nsrtial
| 100 tMrEgraYei. % ]. second. DIrbar. & u. Mur-
rbyi, - 2 third. Time. las IS Ne Tulmper
also au
SEVENTH RACE-Six firlongA Royal LADY.
~. Murpisyf 20 l. won; Lotus Eater. us Mo
Daniel p 10 s second; Spion. o y. Lee S TO
5. third. Time, ll2 3-5 Ida Reck and AYaluteer
also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
ROANOKE TAKES BOTH.
First Game with DanviIle Is Close,
but Second a Runaway.
Norfolk Takes Three Straight,

SPECIAL % TIE Washington Herald.
LynChburg. Va. July 1L--NoTfolk made
il three straight shut-out games today
with the crippled ShOemakeTs. Murray
pitched better ball than Fox, the victor,
but he vas not given proper support
Score;
RHE
Lyuchburg. ..,............ 0Ooo0o % s 5
Norfolk ...-......-.... 0 0 -
Batteries-Nlu7ay and studeTsnt; Fox and Ed
wards. Attendance, 90 Umpires-Nessys Handi-
Doe and CoLaower
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

At-AA. Falht-0Ls CtrIit4 iEfLLALt ft iD44u4-
ba Athletic Club. At First and n streets, al Is,
The Atlantics yesterday displayed q
wonderful reversal OF form and easily de-
feated the Aloyslus tribe BY Z TO 2.
BY yesterdays defeat AIoysius was
showed out Of first place and the St.
Stephens Institute took command al the
head Of the percentage column. Milton
Wooden was the stellar attraction, and
he had the Aloysians a; all times under
his wing. only four hits being registered
off HIS delivery, two Of which were OBJ
tained by Capt William Handiboe. and
both Of these were two-ssckers in the
crowd.
Al0ysius scored first, and K looked as II
the AtlanticC would not tally. but in the
second session. with two men out, Gal
/ Iagher was hammered for I'VE hits-three
singles ana two dOubles-and when the
smoke cleared away the Northeastern
( ers we're in the front by two runs. After
/ this Al0ysius was unable 70 count al
i though Hurley got as FAR as third in
+ the sixth inning. The Atlanucs again
I got busy in the sixth, when the North
( Capitol street lads blew W. and three
I more runs went over the pan on three
I hits and three errors. Fenton was re-
/ spousible for two Of the runs as his at
tempt 10 catch a runner at the plate on
( deIder's choice resulted IN q wild heave
over the home plate, the ball being lost
I Ia the crowd.
Mattinglys work IN center field for the
Aloysius team was easily the feature.
He took care Of four chances, his error
being IN letting a ground ball get away
/ from him.
Moves was tried ont AT second base.
/ and signalized his debut there by figuring
} IL q double play. unassisted, when he
pulled down Davis iiasr over sscCnd
and caught Huriov of the bag
/ Jesse Watts. who has had the Treasury
team under his tutelage. yesterday took
/ charge Of the Atlanties, John Irvine hav-
! ing resigned. and the Treasury manager
/ coached from the bench continuously.
The official score.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
FULCHER LEADSTHE PITCHERS
Treasury Twirler Has Made Best
Record in Departmental.
Collie WahIer, of POst-Omee, Il Next
in Line with Two Victories
and No Defeats

"Old Hoss" Fulcher. OF the Treasury
team, Is the premier slab artist OF the
Departmental League. according 10 the
official averages which follow. The sturdy
twirler has participated In seven games
without having single defeat registered
against him.
Collie Waller. Of Post-office. is next IN
line with two victories and no defeats to
his credit. The other pitchers having 1000
per cent for games played are Michael
and Kerr. both Of Post-office.
"Clank'' Wheatley, Of Commerce and
labor. and Donaldson. Of Treasury. head
the list Of pitchers who nave lost games.
with FIVE victories and two defeats each
20 their credit Johnny Haring, who has
been the mainstay Of the Post-ofice team,
has won five. lost three, and tied one
game
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
Hyattsvine Wins from Beryvyn by
score of 10 o.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Hyattsviile. July 1.-THE Berwyn base
ball club, of the Suburban League, made
but two hits of Geib. pitching for Hyatts-
vile. to-day. and was shut out, 70 O..
Hyattsville was minus several Of its best
players. but. despite this fact. put Up a
good game.
Sam Brown pitched a steady game for
Berwyn, allowing but three hits. George
Lealdn played a fast game in center field
for Hyattsville. and Fentriss. at third for
Berwyn, made two pretty catches Of hard
hit balls.
Laurel and Brentwood did not play at
Laurel. the grounds being too wet. Hy-
attsville's victory places the team two
games in the lead They play Laurel
here Saturday. The score OF to-day S
game WAS
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

Stolen bases-Elberfeld. Moriarity, Jones' Donohue
Quillen. Double plays-Aoriarity 10 Chase; Suliyaa
20 Davis. CmpiTes-Messrs, Hurst and Connolly.
Time Of game-2 hours and Sc minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
TO PLAY DECIDING GAME.
Treasury and POsf-Smee of Depart
mental, Meet Monday.

Treasury and Post-office. the two lead
ers In the Departmental League, will meet
at National Park next Monday to decide
the Departmental League championship.
The game VIII start promptly at 4:S0
o'clock. and the admission to the grand
stand will be % cents.
Should Post-offlce win they will be tied
with Treasury for first position. which
viii necess'tate the playing OF Of several
postponed games; but If Treasury proves
victor, they viii be the champions, and
the Departmental race for 1907 will be
over.
The batteries will probably be Haring
and Kraft for Post-offlce, and Donaldson
and ONelll for Treasury.
The correct standing OF the teams fol-
ioWs.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
Abe AtteII Declines Bout,

Chicago, H., July l7r-Abe Atteil, the
feather-welsht champion, said last night!
II viii not meet Freddie Weeks In Grip.
pie Creek. The climate there would Kill
any man, and Weeks depends more or
this than his own ability, Let him accept
a match with mo In Philadelphia, Les An
geles, or Boston, and ! will give him as
big a side bet as he cares for"
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

First base by erTurs-Atlantics !; Aloysius 2
Left oa bases-Atlantios ,. Aloysi8s J. First base
0n talls-Of Wooden, J. Str1ck ogt-By Gallagher.
4; hy Wooden, 3 TRo-base hits-W. Handboe 2
Mccarthy Lord IT, j. Handiboe Sacrifice hits
O'Nen Feuton. Stolen bsses-Mattinglv O'Nel
Doubls piay-Noyes (Uusssisted. Wild pitch
Wooden. Umpire-NiE. Is FsvOy. Tine Of game-l
hour aud 2 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
PIRATES WIN PITCHERS DUEL.
AbbaticchiO Gets Home Run by Bali
Sticking Under Gate.

New York, July 1.-THE Pirates won a
pitchers duel to-day. Poor fielding was
responsible for one Pittsburg run. while
Abbaticchio's scratch home-run gave them
another. The ball stuck under gate.
and before the felders could dig 1t out,
Abhaticchio came clear around. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
TO-DAY's GAMES,

Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

First base by errols-Trnity. 3: 81. TbeTcsas. L
Left on bases-Trinity. s; ST. Theresas s. First
base on balls-Of r. Moore. J. Struck oUt-By
r. Moore, q; by Birch. 6. Three-base hits-B Sebas-
tsn J. Pumphrey. Tw0-base hit-0steTman. Sacri-
fee hit-Hubard. Stolen bases-Mess Clark %,
Dugan. =. Sebastian. Hubard. Double plays-Bu-
5cher to Heinrich to Clark. Waller TO Bartlett Hit
by pi.cher-By K. Moore, !. Passed ball-Fairali.
Umpire-8Ir. McCsnn. Time Of game--l hour and
Sc minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Martinsburg, W, Va, July lin an IN
teresting game. Winchester defeated Mar
tinsburg making two games won by each
club. Martinsburg's runs were made by
Newton, who scored on hits. Maisel OF
Martinsburg was hit on the head by q
pitched ball, and rendered unconscious
but Is not seriously hurt Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
REDS WIN ON ELKS' DAY.
Corridor Blows Up in Fifth and
PhiIIies Are Ont of II.

Philadelphia. July T.-It was Cincinnati
Elks day at the bail grounds to-day, and
it was also Cincinnatrs day TO win. Cor
ridon was blown up by the Reds in the
ffth inning, who won the game by bunch
ing hits Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
Pelsin to Paris Auto Contest.

st. Petersburg, Russia. July IA dis
patch from Kranoyarsk, Eastern Siberia.
states that one Of the motors engaged in
the Pekin 10 Paris race. passed through
that city yesterday. carrying four passen-
gers OF French nationality
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

at Birmingham-Memphis. s. Birmingham. q
At Atlanta--New Orleans, s: Atlanta
At MontgameTy-S Shreveport, 5; Montgomery. 0.
At NsshTille-Nashvile, 8; Little Rock, 2
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
sOX AND YANKEES SPLIT EVEN
Both Games SlOOvv and laundering,
Griffith Being Chief Offender.

Chicago, July 1.-THE Sox and High
landers broke even in a double-header
to-day. Both games were slow and blum
dering. Griffith threw away the first
game by his poor management. In the
second game GTifhths men went to work
with commendable rapidity and fairly ran
the Sox of their feet before they could
realize what happened. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

:; Philadelphia, I.
Pittsburg, 2, New York, o.
Brooklyn, ~ st. Louis, ],
BFOkIyn, 4; vt. Louis, O.
ChicngO, 3, Boston, =
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
To-DAY's GAMES,

at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
So. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston,
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

First base by eror-PittsbuTg. l. Left on bases
New York, 4; rittsburg. s. First base on balls-Of
Willis 4 Struck out-By Mathewson. J. by Willis
g Home rln-Abbaticchio. T,so-base hit-Boveer-
man. Sacrifice hit-Mathewson Stolen base-Dev-
lin. Umpires-NIessTs Rigler and ODay. Time Of
game-l hour and % minutes AttendanesA,0co
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18


cinnat g. Philadelphia l. First base ca balls
OF Corridor g. Of PittinEer. 3 Hits made-Oh
Corridor, 5. in four and tvo-third innings of Pit
finger, 3. in and one-third innings. Struck out
By Coakley. 4. hg Gordon. g by Pittireer ?: by
Richie l. Threehase hits-MitcheIl Aiowrey. Titus
Stolen bases-Kreger, Magee. Double plsy-Alitcheu
to Mccain. Hit by pitcher-By Coakley, l. BY Pit
finger l. UmprUs-MeSsrs. Carpenter and ODav
Time Of game-I hour and IS minutes. Attendance
SSH
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

Earned rTns-Ninth. l. Left on bases-Ninth. 10;
Waugh, 5. First base on balls-Od balseT, !; on
AcLaurln, 5 Struck out-By BalseY, Io; by NC
Laurin 1. TWo-bGse hit-ClArE Sacrifice hit
Qnantreiie Stolen bssc-Fries HIT by pitcher
BY McLaurin. ! Umpire-3ir. Holman. Tins Of
Same-I hour and . minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
Richmond Blanks Portsmouth.

Special to The Washington He-a4-
Norfolk. Va. July 1I.-Richmond won
from Portsmouth in a 1-to-0 eight-inning
game this afternoon, rain cutting the
game short. Loose had a chance 10 tie
the score. but was slow in getting of the
base Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
ATLANTICS DOWNED ALOYSIUS
Winners Displayed Reversal Of Form
and Won by 2 to 2.
Wooden Held North Capitol Street
Lads TO Four Hits and Pulled
Them Out of Lead.
STANDING OF The TEAMS.

To-day's gsme-St Stephens Institute ys Colum
biz Athletic Club at First and n streets, al 5 .I5
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

First base by erToTs-BOStOn, l. Left on bases
Boston, g. Chicago. 5. First base on halls-0f Dor.
ner, g. OF Reulbach, /. Struck out-By Dorner. 2;
BY Rguloacn, ]. Home rIn-Rsulbach Twobase
hit-Ritchey Sacrifice hits-SheckaTd Bates. Stolen
base-Schulte Double plsys-Bridwen 30 Tenney
Evers 10 Tinker 70 Chance; Brain to Tenney Hit
By pitcher-By Dorner, !; by Reulbaeh, !. Umpire
Nj JohnEtoue. Time Of gane--l hour and Il min
utes. Attendance. 1888
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

ffTst base h5 errors-firOOElyn. l. Left on bases
Brooklyu. 8; 81. Louis g. First base On balls-Cf
McIatvre. 8. Struck cut-By Lush J. Two-hase
hits-Al ucrman. AlcIutyre Sacrifice hits 90 Casey.
Holly. Murray. Stolen bases-Jordon t. Batch.
Lewis, Lush. Double plays-Alpeman 10 Jordan
Lewis 90 Aigerman % jordan; Casey 70 Alpeman
tn Jordan, MURRAY o. Marshall Umpiro-Alr KLEIN
A0O
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

Waugh proved to be easy picking for
Ninth yesterday, Capt. conner's men
blanking the basement heroes, by 8 10 0.
Balser was on the slat for Ninth. and
was invineible IN every inning but the
fourth, when the Waugh batshnen touched
him up for three hits, which did no dam
age, however, due 70 Yum" Moreland'
superb base-throwing.
McLauTier pitched for Waugh. and wa:
hit hard at times
The official score.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
Quoit Champion VIII he Busy.

Spokane. Wash, July IF. b. Tiche-
nor, the worlds QUOT champion, viii have
a busy season if his ehallengers toe the
mark in the struggles. His first match
will be with James Roberts. then he
meets W. I. Troeger and Bell. Of Los
Angeles
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

At Waterbury-W Waterbury. 6; Holyoke, 2
At New Haven-New Haven, g.; Norwich, 2.
At Springfeld-Hartford, 5: Springfield, l.
At BridgepoTt-New London. 8: Bridgeport, ].
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

frSt base oy fTT0rS-thcag0. l. New 1ofk. !.
Left on bases-Chicago G; New York. s. First base
On balls-Of Altock, 4 OF Hoeg, s. Struck out
By Altrocs, 2. hy Hcgg, c. Two-base hits-Laporte,
ConFoy Sacrifice hits-Hogg. Holman. stolen
base-Eberfed. Double plays-Wiiliams TO Chase
Williams lunassisted Wild pitch-Hogg. Passed
ball-ThOm3s Umpires--Nlessrs. Connolly aud Hurst
Time Of game hours and 7 minutes. Attendance
-e50a
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Augusta-Aug1sta, 0; Macon, /
At JacksonVille-Jacksonville ); Charleston. l
At Savannah-Savannah. ?; Columbia, o.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

'Batted for Kitson in ninth inning.
'Batted fer Hoffman IA ninth inning.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

Base on balls-oa Brown, ! Sacrifice hit-GFsses
Struck out-By Brown, 4; by Geib. s. stolen bases
Brown. Mhngdm. A. Leakin. G. Lsakin, Whiting
Left on bsses-Ber7Eyr. 3; Hyattsvills s. Hit By
pitcher-Cl5rk. Unpre-MF. Owings. Time Of game
II hour and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

Boston, July Hr-Riohard GIsnden. Of
.his city, who first came into prominence
as q crew coach through his success with
the Boston school erews, has been re-
engaged to coach the Annapolis crews
next season,
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
ATHLETICS TAKE SECOND.
Waddeu Has Maps at His Mercy
Throughout Game.

Cleveland, Ohio, July 1.-THE Athletics
made every hit count to-day and had no
trouble in taxing the second game from
the Maps. A single, two bunts and Wad-
dells wild throw gave the Maps their
only tally in the second inning. Lieb-
hardt was wild and ineffective and was
relieved hv Clarksnn in the fifth. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

Additional Sports See Page ..
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At HaveTnili-L0weIl g. HavEhfl. !.
At Lynn-Lynn, 1; New Bedford, 3.
AT Worcester Worcester, IS: Fall River, Iaeven
innings; dRrknessl.
At LawTence-BrUckton, Z; Lawrence. 2
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

At Observation-Disclosures, 2; Toledo O.
At Alinneapolis- Columbus 2 Minneapolis, Z
At st. Paul-St Paul. 4: indianapolis,
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
SECOND GAME.

'Batted in ninth for Quillen.
fBatted in ninth for Altrock.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
STONES BATTING WINS.
Champion of Last Year Beginning
10 Hit His stride.

st. Louis. July 1L-Stone contributed
the most toward defeating Boston this
afternoon, to 5, as he batted in the run
which tied the score in the seventh and
drove home the winning one in the ninth
with but one ont Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Az Omsha-Omaha 3; Pueblo, l.
At Sioux City-Sioux City z; Dss Moines. ;
st Lincoln-DenveT, 2; Lincoln, J.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
BOTH GO TO BROOKLYN.
First Goes Twelve Inninssj Second
ShutOut

New York. July l7-Hlts by Jordan and
NIaloney, and a late throw 10 the plate
won the first game to-day for the Brook
lyus, in the twelfth inning. With MeIn-
tyre pitching, the locals shut out the Car
dinals in the second. Score;
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Trinity Won an Exciting Game
from 1t. Theresa's by to 1.
ertN-r.ra-,, or. rry- rr.sf.

STANDING or THE TEAMS.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

LCTt On bases-tIeECIanu, o AtlIetlcs. . HII3
made-Of Lichharit 6. on Clarkson Struck
out-By Liehbardt ,; b. ClaIkson. l. by Waddcll, T..
TbIep-base hit-DaV.s TWOhase hIt-POWer- S1Crl-
fee hits Bradley, Nichols, Seybold Double plays
Turner 10 OBricu 90 Stoyall; Tuner 10 Stoyall 20
Bradley; O'Bueu 70 St0val; Seyhold 10 Collins
Wnd pitch -WaddeL Unpres-Nessrs Stafford and
sheridan. Time q ga.ne-l hour and 81 minutes
Attendance 20
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

IIII u L.--II1. ~ l-7o
on balis-Of Young s; of Dineen. J. Struck out
b Young g. by Diueeu J. Thrte-b3se hIt-S'erens.
TWo-base bir-HCmphiu. Sacrifice hit-Ferus Stolen
bascs-oulliTan. FcUiS Jones. Niles. Wagner. Wild
ptch-lUunE UmDire-Alr. OIUlEliin. Time OF
game hours and minutes. Attendance. 30.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Az Rochester 5: Newark. 5.
At Jersey City-Jersey City. J.; Buffalo. ?.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE

AZ Wiliamsport-Wi Williamsport. /; Harrisburg, 0
At Wilmington-W Wilmington. g; York l.
At Trenton--Trenton. 5: Lancaster, /
at AltoOna-AltoOna. o: JOhnstOWn, s.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Special to The Washington Herald.


Detroit, Mich, July 1.-THE Washing
ton and Detroit clubs worked in a game
today between showers, and Joe Cantil-
Ions men showed the harpoon deep into
the side Of the Bengals. winning By 13
10 2
Ed Killian, usually the most reliable Of
The Jennings twirlers, and one whose
game with Washington had been looked
on as near a sure thing as anything could
well be, started in the box, and was hit
IN a manner that would have put to
shame d school boy The Tigers gave
him poor support, and he few the coop
voluntarily in the NTH inning giving
place 10 Eubank who did no better.
oscar Graham, on the other hand,
pitched his first game against Detroit.
and delivered the goods in grand style.
holding the ringtails 10 four scattered
hits The Nationals, with the exception
Of shipke, played technically faultess
ball back Of him, and to the credit Of the
new third baseman was due the most
sensational play of the day. at that-a
feat which he performed in the fourth
when he sprinted straight for the fence
and, with his back TO the plate, speared
O'Learys fly in a seemingly impossible
catch The play caught Rossman high
and dry trying TO score from second. and
an easy double play resulted.
GanIey Makes Record.
IN the Nationals attack, Capt Ganlev
played an important part. He faced the
Detroit pitchers six times. Four times he
hit safely and once he walked. On every
one Of the five occasions he made first
base he completed the circuit. Five runs
in one game can't be far from the league
record this season.
Anderson also was shining light with
the bat, his four safe drives being all Of
them clean. to center field, and greatly
assisting Ganley IN his scoring feats.
Two games were 10 have been played
but heavy rain prevented the first
The field was muddy FOR the second
game, and the continued threatening
weather kept the crowd down.
The loss Of tO-day's contest. coupled
with the victory u the Athletics over
Cleveland. put the Mackites in third
place and pulled Detroit down a peg in
the standing.