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work. Yet. II an umpire. in accepting from
200 to 500 chances, makes the smallest of
errors. he is attacked by the raging fans"

Catcher John Killing Of the Chicago Ma
tionals received a telegram from President
Pullam yesterday announcing that he had
been suspended for three days for using
prOfane language In game with the Brook
lyns last Tuesday.
The Brookyns are finding out that they
are not yet in the class with Pittsburg
and Chicago. Away from home they are
not carrying everything before them. and
Chances men are still too much for them.
with something to spare. Up to yester-
day Chicago landed ten out of fourteen
from DOnovan's men,
That spring dope would make funny
reading now. Newton was the least con-
sidered Of any Of Griff's twirlers in doping
out the pitching strength Of the Yankees
at that time. and now Is about the most
reliable twirler on the staff; which, how
ever. Is hurting no colossal bouquet at him.
Herman schaefer. who is somewhat of a
comedian. is trying hard to copy his man
ayers style Of coaching. but we are sorry
to say that Herman Is a little or. SChaefer
Is out of the game with bad ankle, and
Is just crazy to get back again.
Kid Gleason. whom every one had read
Tuesday. The kid is wearing beautiful
diamond ring that was presented to him
by members Of the Philadelphia team. who
thought his Punishment to Jersey City
was a permanent sentence.
Jack Foster rises to remark: There isn't
whole lot to Detroit that shines above
other mines, but what there Is plays ball
all the time. and Jennings sees that the
goad Is always ready for the laggards. The
result Ia that Detroit L. getting runs on
less effort than some OF the clubs which
WELD their bats with more fuss and make
more noise around the base unes.-Respect-
fully submitted to others who do not like to
be told things"
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st. Martins Batting Won Game.
Hard and consistent batting enabled St
Martins to down the st. Teresa.s aggre-
Cation at Olympic Park yesterday by the
score of y to 5.
R. Moore, whose splendid twfffing of late
has caused much comment, was sent IN to
toss them over for st. Teresa's, but Moore
was evidently not in form, allowing four
hits. two Of which were doubles and giving
a free pass in the first inning. He was re-
Heved IN the second session by Burgess.
who. while allowing only seven hits. re-
ceivcd very weak support at times. which
was largely responsible for the Sax runs
made Off of his delivery.
Although Green. who served them up FOR
st. Martins. allowed eight hits, FIVE OF
which were doubles, he kept them well
scattered. Only in the third inning did
the st. Teresas succeed In getting more
than one talfey across the plate. John
Humphrey opened up with a double and
scored on Moore's hit for two bases. VIII
lett went out from Ross to Berhans. Bur-
CESS tore of single to right, scoring
Moore, Ross made a bad stop of Mathew
sons hot drive and Burgess scored on
the error. Mathewson was thrown out
while attempting to steal second base.
The batting and fielding of McGrath and
the fielding OF Berhans were the features.
THE ecOre.
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30. which will be big convenience to
the haffhoiiday crowd.

CatchersJacx Warner had the index finger
of his right hand badly split yesterday by
q foul tip and had to retire from the game.
Heydon taking his place. The accident is
to be very much regretted. not only on &C
count of putting the veteran out at a time
when he was going splendidly. but also as
the team is short of catchers on account Of
Blankenship being laid up with a bad finger.
Warner will be out of the game for at
least q week. and during that time Heydon
will have to do all the catching. II Heydon
gets burt IT Is a question to who will go
behind the bat Hickman might have
served. but the big fellow is now with
Chicago.
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DISTRICT LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Surface Beat Surveyors.

Surface made its hold on first position
one game stronger when It met and de-
feated the Surveyors very handily by the
score of 8 to 3. America was the rub
Der for the winners and pitched puzziing
ball throughout allowing but three hits
and made eight men go down under his
slants. Beckett, who opposed him in the
box, did good work. and with better sup
port would have made a better showing.
The score:
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First base by errors-Chicago 2 First base on
balls-oa =. smith. g.: OF C. smith: :. on p pst
len S: by Gehring. 1. Hits made-Oh C. Smith
!: Cd Patten. 4; OF Gehring; l. Struck outIby
Two base hits-Rohe. C. Jones. Sacrifice hits
ratten Davis; Stolen bases .ss n Mahn
Messrs Evans and Sheridan. Time Of game[l
bo1r ,p, 10 Minutes
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of Roman, l. Innings ptched-By Kellar, 5: by
S. Hiett, 3. Hits made-On kellar. 2; OF s.
Hiett, g. Struck out-By KeIlar, 4; by s. Hiett
5: by Roman. g. Three-base hit-Kreamer Two.
base hts-Beiaski t2}. Holbruner ~. Sacrifice
hits-Smith. Rngle Horrfgan. Krouse (2) Stolen
bases-Thesnpson. Perry. Double piay-Thompson
to Perry Passed bafl-Scammeit. Cmpire-Mr.
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base by errors-Surface. 4. Left on bases-Surface.
0: Surveyors. 2. First base on balls-On America,
1 of Beckett, 1. Struck out-By America. .; by
Beckett, T. Three-base hit-Walters. Twobase
hits-Talbert. L. Whiting. Nelligan. Sacrifice hit
l.. Whiting. Stolen bases-Beckett ~, Bailen-
ger Rabbit, Armat. L. Whiting. Wild pitch
America. Passed baIls-Talbert 49, Balenger -.
Umpire-Mr Johnson. Time Of game-1 hour.
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Twobase hits-Hampton. Moreland, Ross. Bef-
hans McGrath t2), John PamDhrey. R. Moore
SACRIFICE hit-Hampton. stolen bases-Ross Hey
don McGrath. Bartlett. r. Moore. BURGESS. Dou-
bic play-Berhans {unnssisted). Left on bases.-Sf
Martins, s. st. Teresa's. g. First base on balls
or Green. 4: OF r.. Moore. I: OF Burxess. I.
FIRST base or efrors-St. Martins. 2: St. Teresa's.
2 STRUCK out-By Green 8; by Burgess, 3. Passed
bail Heyd0n. Time Of Eame-1 hour and SO
minutes Umoire-Mr. McCanp.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Today's Games.
Lynchburg at Portsmouth.
Roanoke at Richmond
Norfolk at Danvtlle.
Of the Teams
Danyilla Beats Norfolk.

DANVILLE, Va. August 2.-The locals
landed hard on Bill Otrey. the Crews big
left-handed pitcher. yesterday. and won the
game by a sensational rally in the last
three innings of a ten-inning contest The
score:
RH.E.
Danyine o % / 1t Is /
Norfolk .. ! o 2 o O 0 O.8 10 O
Observation-Disclosures, Walsh and Ryan; Otrey and
Edwards Umpire-Mr. Handtboe.
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Detroit Downs New York.

NEW YORK. August 2.-The final game
Of the present series between New York
and Detroit was won by the visitors yes
terday. Donovan and Orth were the rival
pitchers. but the latter allowed ten hits.
while only six were made off Donovan
The score:
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Earned run--Philadelrhia. I. First base by err
ors-Philad-lphia. 2; 81. Louis. I. Left OH bases
Philadelphia. G: st. Louis. s. First base on balls
of Plank. ;: Oh Dmeen. :. Struck out-By
Plank. G.: by Dineen. g. Home run-DHvts. 1vo-
base hit-WaIace. Sacrifice hits-Niehois. Lord.
Seybald. H.mphill. nOable play-Yeager to Jones'
Umptrrs-MsssrS Hurst and Stafford. Time or
game hour End IS minutes.
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First base by error-Dctroit. l. Left bases
New York. 5: Detroit. :. First base halls-On
Orth. 3: Oh Donovan. 2. Struck Out-By Orth. 4:
BY Donovan, 2 Two-base hit-Cobb. Sacrifice hit
-RSssman. Stolen base-Schmidt. Double play
Cobb to Downs. Hit by pitcher-By Donovan. 1.
Umpire-Mr. Connolly. Time of game-1 hour and
*
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First base by errors-Gleveiand. 2: Boston, 2.
Left bases--BostoH. 7; Cleveland 5. First base
balls-On Glaze. 1. Struck out-By Glaze. s:
by Thielman. 8. Three-base hit-H. Hinchman.
Two-bas hfts-Grimshaw. Wagner Sacrifice hits
-Ungiaub. Grimshaw. Wagner. Bemis. Stolen
bases-wagner. II. Hinchman l2). Double play
Birmingham to II. Hnchman to Bemis. Umpire
Mr.. O'LOughlin. Time Of game-1 hour and 30
minutes.
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Boston Got Twenty Hits.

BOSTON, August 1.-The local nine batted
Theilman for twenty hits yesterday and
won easily from Cleveland, IA to i. Rather
than exhaust another pitcher in an effort
to retrieve a lost game. Manager Lajoie
kept Thieiman in the box to the finish.
Score.
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Opportune Hitting Won the Game.
The CongressionaIs took the Brookland
Methodists into camp yesterday afternoon
and trimmed them by II to q. The fielding
of the winning aggregation was Of first
class order. and that Of Bieiaski and Mess
for the losers was fast. Opportune hitting
and costly errors Is what decided the game
in favor of the league leaders. The score:
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Yesterdays National League Games

Philadelphia. 4: Cincinnati. o.
Cincinnati. 1: Philadelphia. o.
st Louis s; New York. 7.
Chicago. Z: Brooklyn. 2.
Boston. 1; Pittsburg. 2.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS g. CAFES
Whore to Dine.

Odds: non winners Of 81 900; six furionss- Nimbus
ia thnapp). TO- 5. won: Red Bonnet. 90 (AIiIler)
20 L. second: Monopolist. liz SANDY, to 2
third Time. I12N. Castlewood, Sempro and
Triumph also ran.
three-year- Odds: one and one sixteenth mile.-Ei
dorado, LOG tSnmter). to l. won; Neoskaieeta, %
SWAMI . to second: Lally. 100 Henry. 8 to 1,
s . lime, .45t. Sailor Girl. Yorkist. Eudora.
Muck Rake and Wise Hand also ran.
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SCORES OF OTHER GAMES.
American Association.

American AS6OC1aL1Ous
T. Kansas Cit,
At Louisvtlle-l1 .; Milwaukee. o.
Eastern League.
At Jersey City-Jersey City. 8; Baltimore, 4.
At Newark-Provtdence. 4; Newark. q
At RochesteF-Bu6alo, 7; Rochester, 1.
At TorontO-Mnatreal. 5; Toronto. 2
Connecticut League.
At New asysngSsy Haven. I; Bridgeport, O.
At Waterbury-Noruich 4: Waterbury. 3.
At Holroke-New Loodan, Q: Hoiyoke, 2.
Tri-State League.
At Lance ,teraaLaneasser 4; Harrisburg, 0.
At Wilmington Altoona Wilmington, rain.
At Trenton-Trenton 4; Johnstown, 1.
South Atlantic League.
At Savannah. Savannah; 4; Augusta, 1.
At jacksonville 8; Columbia. o.
New York State League.
At Utica-First game: scranton. /; Utica, 8.
At wilEesbarreNA j.. and O., /: wttkesbarre, 8.
At 8 S Snsssn,oa
Western League.
At omaha-omaha. II; Des Moines. o.
At Denyer-Denver, 7: Lincoln. 2.
At Iueblo-Puebo. l; Sioux City. 0.
Central League.
At Springfeld-Springfeld, 2; Grand Rapids 1.
At Dayton-DaytOn. 4: South Bend 2.
At Terre -Haute-Terre Haute, 2; Wheeling, 0.
At Evansville, -Evansville 8; Canton. 7.
Southern League.
At Shreveport-Memphds, 2: Shreveport I.
At Atlanta-Atlanta, 1; Montgomery. 1 twelve
innngs)
At Little Roek-New Orleans, II; Little Rock, 2.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. 9: birmingham. 8. Sec
ond game-Nsshyile, Z; Birmingham, o.
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BASE BALL, RACING
AND OTHER SPORTS

then went in to bat for Patten and his
best was fly to Fielder Jones, on which
Shtpke was doubled at first.
Following is the official score:
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GRAND CIRCUIT TROTS
AT CLEVELAND PARK

CLEVELAND. August 2-Another large
crowd witnessed the grand circuit races
yesterday. The result OF the Ave events
was somewhat similar to those of Tues
day. each race being won in straight heats,
with the driver generally looking back 10
see how close his rivals were to him. In
the twelve heats there was not a sensa-
tional finish.
The most excitement was produced in the
last race. Bell Bird won the event I'm
straight heats. but Mike Bowerman. the
driver Of General Watts. protested the first
heat, alleging that he was fouled by
Mcdonald. the driver Of Bell Bird. Tho
Judges did not allow the protest. where
upon Bowerman attempted to strike
Mcdonald. Other drivers however. sepa-
rated them before any blows were struck
Ben White of Buffalo. driving The
Count was thrown In the last heat Of this
race and carried OF the track unconscious
The horse escaped with slight injuries. The
summaries:
Judge Wilson. Big. By GiGantes Ispen-, -.
Byron Kay bs iGeetsi j. i ..2
Time. 2-osh, sosh. 2lo.
Be.rce sen. asas P Sg beai 6,e.
re enSo@ s,Fu.i,beii;ecr.,.............
Time. 2.oeE. Xix. aiix
all trot-Two in three: purse. 81. 900.
Watson chg. by Hindu Wilkes tLoomis, 1
Athasham, b.h. Ode Ryder .....,.......... 8
Time. 2.07E, EOS
200 psce-Two in three; purse. 81. 600,
J Josa sfa cs X Eddie Hal tGeer.' !.
Jennie W., BIN. tSunderlin) ................. .
Time. 20dA. 206A.
2.2O class-Three year-oid trot; sweepstakes; $500
added.
Bell Bird br f.. by Jay Time (McDonaltp. 80. 1
Wilkerson. Big. tEvans). Observation-Disclosures. 8
Bonnie Way, Big. (Lazen). Observation-Disclosures. .
Time, 2l3h, 2f1A.
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Richmond smothered Roanoke.

RICHMOND. Va. August 2.-VernuelIe
was hit hard tn the sixth inning of the
game with Roanoke yesterday. and the
Colts chalked up a victory. Long pitched
steady game FOR Richmond. only two sin
giles being made off his delivery up to the
eighth inning. Vernuelle kicked on run
ner being called safe after stealing second
In the eighth. and was fined by the umpire
and ordered out of the game Clark fin
ished the inning Score:
R.HE.
Richmond. ...... O. O 3 0 o Ks IL 1
Roanoke. ....... O o O o o o 0 OIL 6 o
Batteries - Long and Walsh; Vernuedle and
Thomas.
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National League Games Today.

Philadelphia at St Louis.
Roston at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Pittshurg- -
New York at Chicago
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Victory for Lynchburg.

NORFOLK. Va. August 2.-Lynchburg
won from Portsmouth by to 1 yesterday
afternoon. The game was featureless save
for the batting rally of Lynchburg in the
eighth inning, which won the game. Score:
R.H.E.
Lynchburg. 0 O O 0 o 0-3 7 O
Batteres-Haiman and Bell; Moore and Evans
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American League Games Today.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Boston
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NARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
W. L. Pcti W. l. Pct.
Trinity rs 3 .613 st. PETERS 42
81. Martins. Q .e07 IT. vineent's5 8 1867
st. Tefcsa's 10 AISb ST. Dosninic's 10 1893

Today's game-St. Peters st. Martins at
Olympic Park.
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Chicago Won Final Game OF
Series From Nationals.

series from NdtlO1ldlS.
CHARL EYSMiTH INEFFECTIVE
White Sox Played Steady Ball and
Finished First in Canter.
DETROIT TIGERS HERE TODAY
Five Favorites Won at Brighton.
Grand Circuit Trots-Amertcan
Golfers Won at Toronto.
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Standing Of the Club
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-23

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-23
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-23

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