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ARIZONA NEWS.

to save himself a walk of only a few yards, Samuel Dabovich, q miner in the employ of the Calumet < Arizona Mining Company, yes terday morning came to violent death, when he attempted to jump across the shaft at the 1000-foot level. Missing the hand rail on the opposite side, Dabovich fell more than 200 feet, and was picked up few minutes later after having been almost decapi.ated.
 Tucson Citizen: Shortly after 7 o'clock last night residents of the University addition were startled by a crash of lightning. which struck an arc light on Park avenue in front ofthe University. The light hing shattered the light and then following along the wires split the huge pole from which the light suspended. from end to end. The report was deafening and for a while it was thought that the Uni versity had been struck, but upon investigation the real trouble was discovered.
 Wickenburg Miner: One of the worst storms that ever struck this section swept through Wickenburg Saturday afternoon. It came in the form of tornado, and was ac- companied by an electrical display and heavy rain. The chimneys were blown off the Hotel Vernetta. Part of the roof of Goddard's house was blown across the railroad right of way and through the front of the Bayton Commercial Company's store, breaking one of the big windows and one of the doors. The Gibson cottage was lifted from the foundation and the Davis cottage was carried about twelve feet.
 International American: Paul De Baud, a Tombstone ice man, was knocked from his seat by light hing yesterday and stayed uncon- soious for several hours. 1t was be- lieved he was dying, when the man suddenly opened his eyes and has been practically as we'll as usual since. The bolt struck De Baud while he was driving his wagon in the open. He remembered nothing from the moment when he was steering his horse through the storm until the next day, when he woke up under the care of a nurse who expected to summon the undertaken every minute. De Baud is an en- ploye of the Tombstone Improve. ment company.
 Tucson Citizen: The Moqui In. dians today began their big annual snake dance in the first Mesa al Walpi, near Flagstaff. About 100( Indians are taking part and the dance is said to be the most pre- tentious of recent years. Several hundred palefaces have made the long trip to the scene of the dance on purpose to witness 1t. Nearly all of the visitors are from tn, northern part of the Territory although few of them came iron the east to see the wierd ceremony Two days ago, after many of thu Indians had assembled for tn dance, lightning bolt struck II the center of their camp. No on' was hurt, and the Indians believ, that 1t was sign from the Grea
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aeRH0H fGRNd to He fJHt Nfy fKtcuttd tht s0we iof tie fHfpOses and consideration tN afein pxbfeestd
 Given ender Hy habd and seal oi office thie i2ih day Of August, 4. D. IE0s lsEAL. PHit HERofD,
 Notary Public Ny Commission expires feDy iith los
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TERRITORY 0r Ag1ZoNA

COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ
 l. Phil Herold. County Recorder in and for the County and Territory aforesaid, do hereby certify that 1 have com Tnpared the foregoing copy with the original articles of ncorpOra- ton of the CAKRfZ0 CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. filed and recorded in my office OH the 12th day of August, 1907, in ct seq; and that the same is full, true and correct copy of such original and of the whole thereof.
 Witness my hand and seal of office this 12th day of August, A. D. 1907. lSEALl PHIL HERoLD,
 County Recorder. August l7-Sept. 2l.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
THRoNG AT AoUEDUCT.
AuspiciOuS Opening of Metropolitan
Racing Season.

New York. April 15.-To-day saw the
opening OF the Metropolitan racing sea-
son at Aqueduet. and a more perfect day
could not have been provided
A great crowd was present, both the
big stands being iammed.
1t was not day OF profit, however, to
any extent for either the public or the
books. 1t was about an even break all
around. some ring sharps asserted, even
though FIVE favorites were defeated.
Keator was a 6-to-5 favorite in the first
race. a selling event at fve furlongs. but
Athlete, 12-to-1 shot won ridden out by
three lengths in 1:00 2-5. Keator got the
place by a length and half from DR.,
Hollis. a 100-to-l shot.
Jimmie Lane. to l. won the Bayside
steeplechase at about two miles in easy
fashion. Dulcian was the favorite. being
backed down from TO Il to 5. Jimmie
Lane outjumped and outran Dulcian at
all stages. ana beat him by two lengths
in 4:ss.
A killing was made in the third with
THOMAS Calhoun, but it was by the mar
roWest of margins. Calhoun opened at
% to /. but was backed down to l. He
Won under a drive by a head from Jack
Joyner's Kerry, 6 10 1.
Sir ToddIngton was the favorite in the
Gftn event, for platers at seven furlongs,
at / 10 2 but he had nc speed. and was
badly beaten by Belsnicker. 6 TO !. Garner
landed the place with KiilOehan. TO /.
and claimed foul against the winner, bat
il was not allowed.
The only successful favorite was Orphan
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.


clarkson was not up TO his form of
Saturday
Immediately after the game the Ma
tionais left for Boston.
According TO reports from the West
Jake Stahl is TO coach the University of
Indiana team.
Charley Hickman's leg bothered him
again. and he went out Of the game at
the beginning of the third inning
Chief Belt, of the Fire Department, Is
an old-time fan. He usually watches
the game from behind the Nationals
bench.
That was fatal mistake Of Clarkson's
in walking Lave Cross in the seventh.
Jones followed with nice little tive
bagger.
It is not often that Case Patten gets on
his base twice in one game. but he sue
ceeded in drawing pair Of passes yes
terday
Patten gave Conroy four successive
balls the first time up. but a quick
throw by Heydon sent the left fielder 70
the bench.
Each time he faces the pitcher Lave
Cross draws the line of the batting
box with his bat II is one of the vets
oldest tricks.
Elberfeld made wild heave to first on
Altizer's single to short in the sixth, but
Chase got a pretty ope-hand pickup and
held the gunner To the base.
Keefe. the new Yankee pitcher. looks
good enough to remain IN fast company,
lie has nice rOund-hOuse curve which
fooled the locals several times.
In the seventh inning Bob Ganley got
his first hit OF the season. He has been
singing them on the nose. but has been
unable to keep them out of the reach u
the delders
Keefe was with Montreal last year but
he had To undergo an operation for ap-
pendicitis and WAS unable 10 do much
work Grifhth thinks he is the best Of
New Yorks new pitchers.
Cantillon is anxiously awaiting the de-
Cision of tine National commission in the
/ case Of Jake Stahl as he believes that he
can put through deal for the big fellow.
which would be q big help 10 the local
club
Keefes fly in the second went to
/ right center. but Altizer bagged it. and
without waiting TO get his balance
whipped it to the plate to head on
Hoffman, but the BAH arrived little
I too late.
Hal Chase looked a little drawn. but
once he got into the game he did not
lshow any of the effects Of his long ride
I from the coast lie smacked out two
: singles and pulled off neat sacrifice
on the squeeze play on which KeeIer
! scored.
Mig Perrine tucked out on his first
I few hits and when he came up yester-
day the New Workers tried to Law for
/ him by having the right side of the
. infeld play deep. but he fooled them
I hy turning the ball into left field. No
matter how lucky the hits might be
! they count just as much as any other
sort Of safeties.
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MANY UPSETS AT OAKLAND.
Big Fields Make the Betting an In
certain Proposition.

San Francisco. April 15.-There were
numerous upsets at Oakland this after
noon. Big fields made the betting an
uncertain proposition. St. Francis beat
a shifty lot Of sprinters IN the fourth
race. Sir BriIlar, the post favorite, en-
countered considerable bad luck Duti-
iuI was the only favorite TO score.
Burning Bush, a rank outsider, cap
tured the last race. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-HaH mile RustleE. ll2 IF. Kel-
leyi, to J. won; Be Thankful los 8ieLaughiin'.
TO ]. second; saede Sam. Ias lG- Williams. l6
10 l. third. Time. es9 5-5 Charles A.. jeremiah
Great Apache Altairs yaozki. Irish Nike, Porie3s,
Mossbaek and Lake View also rsH
SECOND RACE-stz furleugs. Silver sue. la
iCirai am g 10 l. won. Fred Bent lo9 &C. Viii
laInsi to J. second HFifeTd, I94 Lynchll 10
l. third Time 1d3 s. Z. H. Brattain. Esca-
madO. Magrane. Governor OTman. Funny side, and
Princess Wheeler also ran Media fell
THIRD RACE-Onc and Onc-siZteenfh miles DH-
tiful. 10 pslss, 70 2. Won Byron Rose lo7
fWfIsan} IS 20 = second, Nab0nRssar 10 iB1Tsli.
9 10 T. third Tine La As, Invader, Bird ot
Passage. JaCEfun. Britrs, Mai L0HTy, Dora t.
King of Mist and Anvil also nan CcuiEsu left
FOURTH RACE-siX fHiongs- ST. Francis. iT
isandyi 3 70 5. Won Nappa 60 iW. Kelley. u
10 J. second; ROYAL Roeue. i0f lMeBrdei. 10 10 J.
third. Tine l:l3 "a BHrleigh. Sir RTillaE, Monte
Lucille. King Cole, Dewey, Pal. and Gold Heather
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Ons mile. Fury. ID4 lAfeutyl.
to l. won: Fastaso i0i lGFoss 10 !, second;
Waterclre, Ios lB. smith. : 10 J. third Tiae.
Il2 So Convent Belle Ishmsiliau. Frank Fiettner,
Darthula. Baker, Mistress cf Rolls. and Another
Cuess also ran. Sandstone bl5d aud Seven Bells
fell
SIXTH RACE Burning Bush, l9. tButFelD 2
10 l. won: Louise Fitzgibhon. l5l lCirossl D 20 L
| second: Conn. 10 Knapp. 5 10 J. tHiTd Time,
Z Frf4 l. ErfHea ~ castle Nav ANGLIA
Sycamore. Yank John Il, shsehan. KindeTs. aud
Humada also ran
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Lad. pounded down 70 10 %, who ran
off with the LAST race. for three-year-olds,
at six furlongs. The time was 1:14 2-5.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-ssIling; threeyear-olds and Up
ward: 500 added five fuTlongs. Afllste los CHen-
nessey} y e. J. Won; Eeato7 I05 lGalHsrl s r. 5
Time. 80 %. Anna May. BarbaTia Belle. Clos
tsgess. Pant0ufe. Little Woods. Cooney X. kiz-
mesha II. Ballot Boz. Right and Trse. Safies
Yercnese and Marx Anthony II also ran.
SECOND RACE-Ba3sids steeDlechase for four
year-oids and upward. Si.9l8 added; about two
miles. Jimmie Lane. ls3 t0Hensl, 70 J, woni
D1llciaH. 30 lHuppJ. II 20 s second: SandalWood.
Is C. Beiderl. To J. third. Time. 455. Arabo.
Riggs and Worthwhile also ran.
THIRD RACE-Selingi Tor tN0-year-ohds, 500
added; four and half farlouss Thomas Calhoun,
lG3 (AfOsgToFel 10 J, Won. kerry. l0l tHaTnsri.
6 % ]. second Sweet Taire. lG Miller. % ,.
third. Time. 0s4z5. g. II. Shilling. iiaimoudo.
slaTston. Alderman Tim Astoria Belle. Hands
Around. Montana Poet. Oceanic. Adrian. Wedding.
George ~ Cohan, Youthful and Baudbox also rza-
FOURTH RACE-Ths Garter Handicap: for
tllresyear-olds and upward; guaranteed cash Taius
Of $500; seven fHrougs. Gorifer ils iAiGlutaia
Z to l. won; Rosebsn. is iBeekmani, ts Z. sec
ond: Doe Diego. l03 8icDanieh. 70 60 J. third.
! Time . Is De Aiund oxford. AsauntseF or
bicular. Colonel Jack Ampedo. RJe. Malsocl.
Massfer. JuggieT Comedienne, Tiieing ana shacsis
! FIFTH RACE-selling: for Iireeyezrolds and
1 howard; s7oo added; seven frHionss Bslsuicker,
! los (EuglaHderi, 20 J. W0n; Kiilochsu. s. 'Gsr
neFi. 20 l. second: Dulssr. 10 slullingsi. % 10 J.
third. Time =. Lord Badge. Sir Toidaston
/ Ocean Spray. Society Bud. TyHolian. and Modest
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-For three-yesr-olds that have 70,
won; 30; $50 added SIX fui0ngs Orphan Lad
/ l03 Miller. 70 p won; AlIenmafeien- Jos ts5sr
| ueFl tn s. second; HI Gazad0Te. ieI tPrest0uI.
I to l. third Time 4l4 % Thomas Hog. Lord
StaDdhops. Lady Alicia and Russell 7 also TaE-
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New York came back in the seventh with
another run. Hoffman walked. reached
third on Klelnow's sacrifice. and crossed
the rubber on Clarkson's out.
In their half Of the seventh the Ma
tionals made the fur fly. Patten got his
base on balls, and Ganley singled 20 left.
Both men moved along on Schlafy's bunt
and the bases were loaded when Clarkson
Intentionally passed Cross Jones, who
New York thought would be the goat.
poled a two-bagger TO deep left, clearing
the bases. and the speedy utility fielder
followed the others home on Anderson g
tWo-base hit. after AltiZeT had skied out
to center. Perrine was not 10 be outdone.
and he came across with Il neat single
to right. which gave Anderson "a chance
to canter home. This ended the run get
ting as Heydon went out on fly 10
aaufnr
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OTHER GAMES.

AZ Amhsrsi- X Il ,.
Springfield + sehoo 90
Batteries -KHleg, Pierce. and Donah9 Johnson
and JonCs-
At Treniop- RH.E
Trenton TTi-state... oos42e ex-u .
Princeton ........... 0 e.
Batteries-Crlst Haaord. and Rhoades; cOoney
Jouez. and Heyuigcr.
At Lancaster X Il. Z
Lancaster Tu-sgste. 3 o g 2 o-6 !
Buffalo T. League. 2 5 O-2 Il ?
Barsrie--Gosd. McCabe. Raab. Rementer. aud
MiIligan, vouiHkle and Byau.
A. Jrr.ev CITY RH.E
wilmington -. o003 30o0z o-s 10 s
Jersey City O. 010I o-s il
Barieries-RaElsey and BfcCsuley; Deeean OTIS.
ScGam and Yandergrift. Game called On account
darkness
AZ Pbiiadelphia- p H. Z.
Niaear .............- 0 0 GO @ e-5 10 2
Peunsylyania ....... @ Q 0-s
Batteries-Ya,es and o'Rourke; Fonnen and Car
Ter.
At Lewisburg x. H. r.
Bueknen ..-......... E-E
ST. John 's.........-. Q o Is
BATTERIES -Ncrthrop, Leach. and GrimmincT: Bos-
/ ley and Austin
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REDS SWAMP CARDINALS.
Cincinnati Wins Game by BunchinE
Hits In Two Innings.

Cincinnati April l5.-By punching their
hits in two innings, the Reds swamped the
St Louis Cardinals to-day. Hall was
benched for kicking in the second.
a deal was consummated to-day where
by Thomas Logan acquired the shares in
the Cincinnati baseball club held by
George b. Cox. This is about one-fourth
Of tho tntaI stnck The score.
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CAPITAL CITY ROSTERS.
Lists of Bali Players Handed la to
President of League

The list Of players on the different
teams in the Capital City League were
handed in 20 the president OF the league
at last nights meeting Of the board Of
managers.
The contract for the putting Of the
playing grounds at First and NJ streets
northeast. in order was awarded, and the
contract for erecting a grandstand was
brought up and the hnal decision deferred
TO a later date.
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and was safe any way on wild pitch.
Pfeffer twirled great bail
An unusual play was worked By Bos-
ton IN the eighth with Rueker on
second and Maloney at first, Casey
hunted. but Brain fielded the ball and
tossed it to BrldweH who covered
third, forcing out Rueker. The score:
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Earned ruus-N Washington >, NcF furs. J. fust
base by erors-New York. J. Left on bases Wash
ington. s. New YORK .. First base on baH-0f
Patton, 8; of Keefe s. of ClaTkson. p Innings
pitched-By ke1fo. 523; By ClaTkson. Is Hits
made-OT Eeefe. :; of Clarkzon 8. Struck ont
BY Patton. J. by krefe by Clarkscn. Three
base hit-PCITine. TW0-base hits-Honnan, Audcr-
son l2l PcTrinc, Cross. keefe. Jones. Anderson.
Sacrifice hits-Couroy, CHASE kleinuW. Stolen base
Altar Double plays -Eihefcid to Williams t0
Chase Elberfeld 10 Williams PerTiue 10 Sahlary tu
Anderson Hit hy pitoher-By koefa. L Wild
pitches-Patten. !; Keefe, l. Umpire-Alr. Connolly.
Time Of game-I hour and 50 minutes
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PLAY CAROLINA TODAY.
Georgetown 20 Meet Tar Heels in
Annual Game.

Georgetown meets North Carolina this
afternoon ut Georgetown Field at 4
O'Clock in the annual game between these
two universities. and from the present
outlook the game this year will be just
as close and interesting as the contest
was last year. when the local team won
cut in the closing minutes of play
This viii be the 1nal appearance Of the
Georgetown team before the expedition
into the North Cantwell viii most likely
be on the firing line for Georgetown.
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BOSTON BEATS BRooKLYN.
Rucker's wiIdness aud Poor Throw
Ing in Second Loses the Game,

Boston. Mass. April 15.-Boston won
from brooklyn in the second inning to-
day through Rucker's wildness and
poor throwing Howard scratched hit
and Rridweu hunted Rucker threw
over second base trying TO catch
Howard.
Ritchev hunted and Rueker threw
poorly to Casey. filing the bases. How
ard and Bridwell scored on wild
bitches. Ritchey tried the squeeze play
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Fairbanks son fT0nOred.

New Haven. April 15.-Robert Fairbanks
Yale, '0s. son Of Vice President Fairbanks,
was tonight elected captain OF the sopho-
more baseball team. He viii marshal his
classmates tomorrow for practice. and
said tonight that he hopes 20 pick a
nine which win win the championship of
the university.
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Lau0I 1II5-B1sf0n- ! FHlaa7ITHIa, : : TTaT
base h. Philadelphia. 2 Lett on bases
Boston o. Philadelphia. 6. FIRST base 90 bals-on
Plank 5, Od Harris J. Struck oHt-BY Plank 3;
hy Harris. J. Tso-hase Ferris. seyhald,
Sohreck. Knight Sacrifice hits-UnEaub. Hartsal,
Murphy Plank %. stolen bases-Cross lZ}. Plank.
Double plays-Plank and Davis. sullivan and Fer
ris Hit by pitcher-By Plank. J. Dmpires- -Aiessrs-
Hurst and Evans Time II smeAl hour and 80
minutes Attendance 2556.
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FIRST base By Brooklyn. l. Left on bases
BROOKLYN 4: Boston. :. FIRST base oH halls-OH
pfefcr 3: of Kacker. 2 Strurs out-By ifeher. 3,
Is BaekeF. 4. T8o bass hit Lumiey. Sacrifice hits
Casey. Howard. Isridwell. Ri:chcy. Stolen bases
Riichey Maianey Double piays-Lewis. Alperman,
and Jordan; Howard and BFidveli. Wlld pitches
Burker Pfefer l. umpife-Air. RgleF, Time Of
game-l hour and a mnutes. Attendance, 2.oi7.
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GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn.
81. Louis at Cincinnati
STANDING or THE TEAMs.

New York. April i5.-Clesn hitting
gave the New Yorks two runs in the
eighth inning to-day and the game. The
frigid weather caused good deal Of
poor fielding and pitching. Thomas did
brilliant work IN canterfeId. Score:
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First base 0n balls-On Mason. 2: OF Mcilynn, I.
Strucb ou-By Mason, i by McGlyim, l. Two
base hits -KrCgcr, Holly. Byme. Sacrifice hit-Ben-
rett. Stolen basgs-IlngEins. Davis. Kane Double
-McGlyun, Holly. aud Beckiey. Wild pitches
Alrlflyun Passed bsil-slarshall UmPrvs- John
stone and CARPENTER Time of game-l hour ard 50
minutes Attendance, SO
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ORIOLES BEAT LYNCHBURG.
Virginia Leaguers Are Shut Out by
score of to q.

Lynchburg. Va. April 15.-The Balti-
more Orioles outclassed the local Virginia
Leaguers here this a1terEoon. batting out
a victory in the second and last innings.
by the score of 6 TO 0.
Green had the locals completely at his
mercy. while Stewart showed the poorest
form he has ever exhibited here. giving
five bases in four innings. The visitors
hit for ten hits including four doubles
and "A triple while Green let the shoe
makers down with three scattering sin
giles. The locals played easily the best
game in the field Score:
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Fird base by effoTs-NeW YORK. 2; philadelphia,
g Left On hsses-Nssy gork G. Philadelphia O.
fitsr base On bans-0n Aues s; on Dugsleby 5.
sf1icz out-By Amcs 6. Is Duggcby, 4 Two
base hit BTesnahan. Sacrifice hits Browne, iev-
lin pahlen Thomas. Double plays-DeTln. Cor
cofau ard BoWeTluan. Hit by pitcheF-by Ames, J.
bg Iguaslelv l. Umuifes-Mesas. Emshe and klun-
Time u zame-I houF and IS minutes. Attendance.
aGR
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SEWER DEFEATS WHITE sox.
Not u Base on Balls. sacrifice Hit, or
stolen Base in Game.

Detroit. April 15.-To SEWERS excellent
sharp breaking curve ball and wonderful
control and TO some amount OF wobbli-
ness on the part OF the Chicago fnheld.
to-day's game is accredited a victory TO
Detroit.
Davis and Robe made atrociously had
sings and Crawford smashed the ball.
The game was remarkable in that there
was not a base on balls. sacrifice hit, or
stolen base The score;
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NATIONALS WINNERS
Rally in the Seventh Inning
Beats New York.
FIVE RUNS ON FOUR HITS

CantllIon,s Men KnocIs Keefe out OF
the Box In sixth and Then HAM
mer Walter CIarksOn 10 All Cor
ners OF the Ground-Case PRtten
shows Fine Form-AIiows SIX Hits.
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ATHLETICS WIN IN NINTH,
PIank's Pitching Defeats Boston
Team in Frigid weather

Team in FFIEfu Wenthtr-
Philadelphia. april l5.-Despite the prev
alence of rather frigid weather there was
good attendance at to-day's game be-
tween the Boston and Philadelphia teams.
The Athletics won out after close
night. The players Of both teams put up
good ball, with the exception of Collins.
Plank. barring a little wildness at times.
pitched excellent ball He was opposed
by Harris, who acquitted himself well,
Scorp.
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First base hy eTOr-DetTuit J. Left on nases
Detroit. g. Struck CHt-By Sewer. &, b5 Owen, 2
Fhroe-base hi,-CTawfort. TWo-base hits-seiyer
Crawford. Umpires-Messrs. Sheridan and Stafford
Times Of eaine-l hour and 81 minutes. Attendance,
gITs
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VIRGINIA TAKES FIRST.
North Carolina loses Opening GHmc
of Championship Series.
special to The Washington Herald.

Charlottesville. Va. April 15.-North
Carolina got only three hits off Fulton to-
day. SO Virginia annexed the first game
of the championship series with ease.
-Four Of the six hits made by Virginia
were punched along with Carolina's err
rors Capt Walker led with the stick,
getting two splendid hits.
Brilliant catches Of foul flies We're made
by Morrow. Of Carolina, and Hoff. of Yir-
ginia Thorn and Sawrie OF Virginia, did
some clever base running. and Morrow
and Hamilton. Of Carolina, pulled of a
pretty double play. Cauolinas only run
was scored on two successive errors 10y
johnson and Sawrie.
Virginia plays George Washington to-
,,,orrour -cpre-
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Rain Prevents st. Louis Game.

ST Louis. April 15.-St Louis-Cle1eland
American League baseball game pest
poned account Of rain.
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The Delters and the Mldgets played a
twelve-inning game on the Monument
Grounds. resulting in tie. the score be
ing Is to Is. All teams averaging fourteen.
to sixteen years wishing games with the
Delters. address f. Miller, 1921 Pennsyl-
san!a avenue northwest.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

washington. 81 New York, 4.
PhITadeIphia, ,; BOStOn, 2.
Detroit, 2; Chicago, 4.
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YnIe Defeals NNesIeyan.

New Haver. april l5.-Yale undergrad
yates defeated Wesleyan to-day by to 0.
Score;
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nIaIIean Tenm Wins.
/ ~ The washington Herald.

Lynchburg, Wa April 15--Minigan
College (Tenn.) defeated the Virginia
Christian College here to-day by timely
hitting Fhe game was fast and IL was
the first defeat the Christian College
has suffered this season. Score:
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The Sons of Erin won an easy victory
over the University School by to 0. The
features were the pitching OF Flanagan
and the batting Of the Irish lads. The
Sons Of Erin would like TO meet teams
averaging sixteen years Address Mama
ger W Norris. 322O Prospect avenue north
west
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Little Rock-Little Rock. 4: shreve-
port, >
At Observation-Disclosures, 5: Birming-
ham, ,.
At AIontgomery-Nashville, 5; Mont
gomeTy, o.
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The Waugh Church team, of the Sun
day School League. wants games, Ad-
dress J. T. Clarvoe, 125 Fifth street north.
east.
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GAMES TODAY.

Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
GIANTS WIN A CLOSE GAME
Clean Hitting by McGraw's Team in
Eighth Inning Decides Contest.
FriEid weather Responsible for
Poor Fielding and Pitching
Thomas Play the Feature.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

New York, g; Philadelphia. 3.
Cincinnati, %; IT. Louis, +.
Boston, 81 Brooklyn, 2.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16

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Wesleyan. 0 0 0 0 0 60 G
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