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AMONG OURSELVES
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.

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the airship test the other day."
"Humph-he failed to rise to the
occasion"
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Andrew Carnegie has given a
$4,000 swimming pool to Yale.
This isn't Mr.. Carnegie's first gift
of something full of water.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-Naideu thfee-yeaf-olds and up
ward; six furiongs. Ida Reck. g IL. smith 70 4
l. Won Gold Castle, lM Lloyd, even. second
Queen OF Knight % u. Hennesseyl. 70 J. third
Time, l;l5it- The Galioper. Grafton. LADY Gay
opanker, Josie Hampton. high Jumper Camden
iaThs1nan and Dan Kali also ran
SECOND RACE Tuo-yearolds. four and one.
hall iufiongs. BembsT. 100 u. Henuesseyl. n 20 /
wgn beardall DC Iklencki. 20 20 J. second: BIaes
Afass, l02 lee, % J. third Tine. IS. Ticket
OF Leave AWleSs. Margaret. fTland8. and Artist
Model also ran. Cousin sieneFieye left al post
iEikD RACE-Flles and geldiuEs. three-,ear
cids, I'VE furi0ng2 ST. Jeanne i5 Christian q
o. J. won; Laura A.. if0 'Fairbroiherl 10
second. Lucy Marie. l95 IA Martini 6 % J. third
Melting froufeur. Somnus. AhegTa. and gEn-
b9tham also rsu.
FOURTH EACE-owuers' Handicap Sterplechasei
four-Year-oias and upward. about two miles. sir
Tristan. l2 lr. Hagani. 20 l. won: Guardian
ib Hayes 60 /. second. Rock Storm is u
heiderl. % J. third. Tine. s5L Captain Hayes
and Cardigan also ran.
FIFTH Tlree-ysar-olds: one mile. II
Dorado. 80 Llcydl. ] % l. wou. Percentage 10
tAIexi 10 20 j. second. Dairy Maid. los christian.
y 20 ]. third Time, IT,. Betsy Buford, Capt
Hale, Prince o. Orange. and Dainty Maude also
ran.
stAIH RACE-Four- year-oids and upward; one
mle. Warning il o. Heunssseyl 20 to J. won
Water Dog. ll5 tDiEgins 10 re- J. second Racine
II. ID lChnsiiani. % 10 J. third Time A. No
Iromier Holloway. 81. Joseph Belle Of JessaEuine
tlaliguy Gallant and Jupiter also ian
SEN EAIH RACE-FuilCs and geldinrs. three
yeai-o.ds. I'VE furlongs The Wrestler los iDeginsI
TO j. voni Blue Dale. 100 A. Martini. 10 /
second. Meu5 Lassie. zoe iGcldstsini. 10 J. thud
Time l1l9. Black Chalk FomFsd1ur NieIe5s
Qluniella- and Hect1rt0Vn also rsn
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
SMITH SUSPENDED AT OAKLAND
Rider of EscaIante, FavOrite, Is Dis
ciPiined for Losing.

San Francisco, May The handicap
al one mile was a slasbing contest at
Oakland this afternoon. resulting in a
win for I.ogistilla, who went the mile
in 1873 3-5. the fastest time Of the pres
ent season. Lisaro acted as pacemaker.
closely pressed by light-weighted Prin-
cess Titania. Logistilla was a dozen
lengths out Of the race along the back
stretch. but she made a great run. pass
ing Lisaro in the last half dozen strides.
Sanfara was again heavily backed TO
win the sprint She raced out with St.
Francis 20 the stretch. when judiciousIy
rated Entire Nous came along and beat
both OF the leaders. Escalante. the IA
vorite IN the second race. was prac-
ticauy left. and Aaron J. beat Billy
ATayham by neck. The judges suspend
ed Il. Smith, who rode Esealante. Lem
Reed. who was as good as 80 to !, cap
tured the opening event. The summa-
ries:
FIRST RACE-Five farIougs Lem Reed. los
Fischer. p 10 !. wen. Smithy Kane los Wander
bout, . 20 l. second Andrew b. Cock III &C.
Williams. 80 g. third. Tins. l.8l S.. Pelham
Interude Alidmunt Willie Gregg Csnsr5e,
SECOND RAcE-FiTe fuFlongs Aaron J.. 10
e. Kelly, 90 ]. Wen; Billy Mayham. IeS Sandy
70 J. second Burning Bush s. wv Kellyi Is 10
/, third. Tins, leo %. Bucolic, Grass Cutter
EsealaAte, Ia Chata AIiss Provo. Azusa and TOGO
law also ran
THIRD RACE-Fire flIrlongs Runaway, los C.
Ross. Is 10 5. won; Raleigh l09 Brown. Is 70 !.
second Walter Miller is lSandyl 70 3. third
Time. lOl 10 Croston and Light also rsn
FOURTH nACE-Ons mile. LOgistills lis tSrossl
70 .. Won Lisaru. ia a. Kellyi Is to 5. second F;
Princess FitaRis, s. SANDY to I, third. Time,
80 SIS. Earl Rogers and Bevoie also ran.
FIFTH RACE-0ne mile. Tarp. S. Davis. Z e.
I. won Dolindss. g tLeurgusi, u 10 s. second /;
Nothing, g (W. Kelly 90 /, third. Time, Al.
Fisher Boy, Adirondack, Eduardo, HAPPY Rice and
Ere pyro also ran
SIXTH RACE-Five and a half fuflongs Entre
Nous, lCG w Kelly. 10 2. won; Sanfara. s.
Ross, even. second: ST. Francis. los tSandy) 10
/. third. Time. los Is Hersain, Spenosa Bridget
and Fred Uhrig also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Hughes or Smith viii probably serve up
the curves to-day.
Roy Castleton, late of the New York
Americans. is pitching gilt edge bah in
the Southern League.
It did not take George Hun long to tire
of his job as manager of that disorgan-
lied Boston outfit
The White Sox have been offered a trip
10 Europe If they win the pennant. Eu-
rope is a long way of
Despite the absence Of Fielder Jones
and Isbell the White Sox have been put
ting up a pretty fair article of ball
George Washington is scheduled to meet
North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanf-
cal this afternoon at 4:30 clock. at Van
Ness Park.
After having let Newark down without
a hit for five innings, Hardy. the ex-Na-
tional. blew up in the sixth and allowed
his opponents TO make i've runs.
Both of the Freemans on the Minneap-
Oils club respond TO the nickname Of
Buck 50 the fans have decided to have
the Older one known as Buck ]" and the
younger one as Buck H."
The following averages will give the
fans an idea why the New York Ameri-
cans are considered by many as having
a good chance for the pennant Holman
has batting percentage Of .425 in eleven
games Lapcrte .3lS In eleven; Conroy 81
in eleven: Elberfeld .2S9 in eleven; Chase
go in nine.
ANY story to the effect that there was
any attempt by the Boston American
League club to trade Jesse TannehiH is
without the least foundation" said Presi-
dent Taylor the other day. A trade of
Jake Stahl for Jesse Tannehiu would be
a good thing for both Boston and Wash
ington, and now that Stahl is on the mar
ket Taylor may change his mind about
not disposing of Tannehnl
The Superbes have continued to lose
games with consistency that is astouDd-
ing. says the Brooklyn Eagle. It is hard
TO understand, as no team ever took the
field with brighter prospects on the open
ing OF a league season. They are playing
wen enough TO furnish excellent short.
but victory seems out of the question.
and they are now SO deep in the mire
that long. stern. hopeless chase is
before them. The team has won a single
game, and that against the Giants. The
BROOKLYN rams are to be pitied, as their
nIlsht hopes nave been dashed.-Boston
Herald.
--i0 -N''t4o4ie'L A-e5Sue race has already
been divided into two divisions. although
the season is little more than two weeks
old The four clubs which landed in the
first division last year are there again
with three Of the tail-enders of 1906 trail
ing along at their accustomed gait. The
one exception IS Boston, which has taken
a brace which may or may not be perma-
nelt. The Reaneaters' acquisition 81
Beaumont and Ritchey and the inDrove-
ment OF Kridwel at shortstoD and Brain
at third base should serve TO win many
games for them this year.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
GOLF AT THE COLUMBIA CLUB
Annual Spring Tournament VIII
Start To-day at Noon.
EiGhteen-hoIe Qualification Round
This Afternoon, with Match Play
Tomorrow and Saturday.

The annual spring tournament Of the
/ Columbia Golf Club opens to-day on the
/ Brightwood avenue course.
/ The play starts AZ noon, and the after
noon viii be occupied with the eighteen
hole qualification round, while the feature
Tomorrow and Saturday viii be the match
play
/ The pairings announced by the commit
/ tee yesterday follow:
lZs1-Thomas Francis. Columbia: o. H. McAdam.
Columbia
Esd. F. Weaver. Columbia; z F. Ladd. CHEVY
I2as-A. b. Shelton. Columbia; George P. james.
Columbia
2a2-w. L. Hmyer Columbia: C. W. Moves.
El6-J. Mcbride STREET.. Chevy Chase; L. B.
iIatr Columbia
l230-F. b. Pyle. Columbia; samuel Harris Ban
nocsbuIR.
l21i-J. E. MeLsaran. Chevy Chase; J. T. Hough.
Iz2s-Iohn L. Weaver. Columbia. ". T. Lempksy.
Columbia
l2a--G. T. smallvood. Columbia: ). McBaldvin.
Baltimore.
I2as-F. L. Day. Bannocsbuu: B. F. cole. Co
lumbia-
l2g-H. p. Mccain. Columbia. Arthur Dunn.
Washington
lz.ii-E. f. Mitchell. Wilmington C. c. ". L.
Harlan. Columbia.
Izis-L 5. Harlan: Columbia; R. Baldwin. WI
mfngtoB
l2sz-T Phiuy Moran. Columbia; J. R Foale.
Jac6scn Park
I2zs-H- T. MattiHgly. Columbia: F. H. Ellis
Iso5-samasl DaIzeH Chevy Chase: ]. C. David.
SON. Columbia
lA-Aan Lard. Coiumbia: W. r. rarkinson
CEeyy Chase
Iss-w. F. Ham. Chevy Chase; E. $ Daran. g..
Columbia.
LIE. D csrasi Columbia. A. T. King. Chevy
Chase.
ESD " Cole. Tekoa; E p. Eynon. Columbia
l2)-James Da.rd. Columbia; q. C. Lafsrty
I-si-E c. Guthrie. rasadina: R. II. Linssy. Co
llunbia.
l@-E Leslie. Columbia; H oHphant. Chevy
Chase.
Ias-G. Z. Lewis. Columbia; L. B. spomstsdt.
Columbia.
I2s-J. J. Marion. Columbia; S. l. Heap. Chevy
Chase.
Iaa-J. W. Braunsr. Bannocsbarn. D. X. Jack
sen Columbia,
las. P Knutt. Chevy Chase; L. S. Fastos.
Columbia.
l.is-Georso A Weaver. Columbia n z. Dan
forth. Columlsa.
1876. 5 Dsries, Columbia; C. C. Van Lser.
1870. H Wood, Banuoekburu; John NJ. Thurs
ton Columbia.
Ssh Winter. Columbia; E. II. LOTUS. Chevy
A-ilse.
29s-P. B. HIS. Columbia; p. E Brensle. Co
luIabia
215-F. F. Greenwalt Columbia; J. I. New
bold. Chevy Chase.
PHI II. stoddard, Columbia; E. J. walsh. Co
lumbia
2ds-w. T. King. Columbia, H. B. Davidson
Chevy Chase.
229-w. 5 Couch. Columbia: a. Cochran. Co
lunihis.
22i-G: NJ Emmerioh Columbia; F. s. Apple
man Columbia.
22s-w. II. Raplsy, Columbia; R. B. Brown
Columbia.
2s2-L. W. Weaver. Columbia; C. Adams. Brook
Ism
2:35-w. C. Hill. Columbia; Harris Brown. Co
luabia.
Later entries will be paired this morn
ing.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
RESULTS AT LEXINGTON.

FIRST RAcE-six furlongs. Fleming. los ~.
Loel . 20 5, Won; Barnsdale. Il lFoyl even. sec
cnd; Autumn King. es Foley p 70 l. third.
Tine Il6 as Silver Crest Hesdley Denigre.
George Young. 3ntsglio, Dorothy Scott Barley. and
Vipsanis also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four ard one-half furlonss.
John Mars. lW Butter, 10 l. won: skye. los
CTaglorl. Il TO 5. second BLACK MARY is D. Loci.
to ?, third Time 0:S5 % Habit. MeFrineld
Richmond Duke. Mas Jene, MAI Couria. and Lads
Hichei also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile afortiboy. 10 D. Lesl.
even. son The Abbott, 10 %. Austinl. to l. sec
opd; Boxera, 10 tSWain). 81 TO l. third. Tine.
ISIS Is. Affinity also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Four and one-half frrlongs
Billy Bovlegs, 90 (Taylorl 10 l. won; Cheswardine
90 tCoel. 10 20 7 second; Bucket Brigade 81 lCalla.
hanl. to /, third- Time, 0 IS. Toplofty barring
Dan Ciret Headline Shirley Rossnore. Fare. Isdy
Handsel, Wild Cherry. and Buto also ran
FIFTH RACE-Six furiongs Ralbert, ll2 Neel
2 10 l. won; Lafayette, ll3 Preston 10 ? second
Fantastic. % iGaEgen / 10 5. third. Time. 81
Adesso, Miss Ida. King Leopold, and Camille also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-One nile and one furlonc GAME
lg2 lerandl. 10 TO J. wen; Request, 90 gBIiael 10
J. second; Belden 40 lDearbornl. Is 10 / third.
Time. 80 Fonsoluca. Skyward. Merry Pioneer.
and St Noel also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
BREWSTER ON THE TEAM.
Tech Player VIII Take Place of Mac
donald on AiI-HiEh school Nine.

Coach Springman last night announced
change in the lineup Of the aIl-high
school team which meets the Pennsyl-
vania freshmen at Philadelphia Saturday.
Macdonald. Of Central, will not be able to
accompany the squad. but Brewster. Of
Tech, viii be taken along as substitute
catcher
The revised batting order follows. Mess.
right neld; Kemp, third base; Michael
ana Fort. center field. Chaplin, second
base; Platt. left field: Goodman. CAPTAIN
and first base; Howard. shortston; Rad
ford and Brewster. catchers. Raich9rd
and Michael pitchers The team will leave
here tomorrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock
Because of the objections Of Coach
Foley, Of the Central field and track
team, neither Burch nor Hamilton. Of
Central. viii make the trip.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
Sullivan Is Coming.

San Francisco. Cal. May 1.-The defeat
.of Honey Melody. the holder of the vel
ter-weight title, by Mike Twin Sullivan.
lat Los Angeles, Cal, last week. marks
another Important event in the doing OF
pugilists
Sullivan showed himself to be one Of the
best ring generals and gamesi fighters
seen on the coast in many years. and he
is now locked upon as the best man in the
world al his weight
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
DISCUSS COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Another Amateur baseball Organic
alton Ma. Sc Formed.

some OF the persons interested IN the
proposed new Commercial League met
last night and discussed the probabili-
ties Of the success Of the venture, IN the
tanning room at Hickman & Whites.
The sense Of the meeting seemed 10
BE- that the prospects for the orgaHiza-
ton OF such a league would be bright
provided the Departmental was not in
the field this year. but that If the old
league should resume business il would
not be advisable 10 organize a new
league
II is thought that the following com
mercial houses may be persuadsd TO
put teams in the field In She new league
should IT be- go Saks Hahn's. Ma
tioual Electric Supply Company. Col
denberg's. Willard Hotel employees. and
the t. J. Ross Council, Junior order
American Mechanics.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
sTERRETT IN FINE FETTLE.
Bum and Blue Pole VauIter Clears
1I.2 in Practice.

Jack Sterrett. George Washington S
star pole yaulter. has been doing some
high-elass work in practice lately. clear
ing the bar at Il feet inches several
times. sterrett is in training for the
games at jamestown this summer, Ster-
rett won the Southern championship last
fall at Benning. and has not been headed
since that time.
George Washington will send quite a
contingent Of track men TO the exposition
meet Steve Lorando, who recently broke
the Southern intercollegiate record IN the
half mile. and captured the 440-yard dash
and mile run. VIII try for the all-round
championship. In Lorando. Gill. and
Fleming. the Hatchetltes have three good
long distance men. who. If they attend
the meet. should be big factors in the
championship event
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
Dartmouth Reproves skiIIin.

Hanover. n. H. May THE Dart
mouth Athletic Council. at a meeting
last night, adopted resolutions disap-
proving Of the action of Capt. SkiIlin
in Withdrawing the Dartmouth baseball
team from the game with Brown Uni
versity last week. but did not accept the
explanation of Jhe Brown officials
which accompanied their decision to
sever all athletic relations with the
local college
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02

Ithaca, n. Y. May Elmer Thompson.
CornelPs big football guard and unani-
mously chosen as a member of last falls
An-American football team, viii try his
hand at life-saving next summer He has
secured q position with the life-saving
corps and viii be stationed at Far Rock
away Beach during the months OF July
and August.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
CENTRAL,g TRACK ENTRIES.
List OF Athletes who VIII Compete
Aeatnsf EnIsconnI Htrh schnoI.

List Of Athletes who VIII Compete
Against Episcopal High school.
Central has high hopes Of winning the
dual track meet with Episcopal High. Of
Alexandria. at Van Ness Park tomorrow.
The o street school had some promising
raw material at the beginning Of the
track season and Coach Foley. by I'm
proving every opportunity. has turned
out good looking bunch OF athletes.
Following Is list Of Centrars entries:
loO-yaFd dash-KemDer. Bureh. Wilson.
z2oyaFd dash kemper, Burch. Fisbborne. Garter,
Chainey
l4oyaTd dasb-BuFcA. Dick. Chsiney. Carter.
ssl-yard r1n-Dick. schmitt Bielasd, Egan.
Mile rln-Sclmitt Williams. Mazey
H}yard hurdles Hamilton Sherman
zz3-ysrd hurdies-Hamilton sherman
High iump-Clsgett
Broad lump-KempeF. Burch
Hammer throw 9lacDonald, Fleming.
Shot Tsut-TWeedy. sherman. Macdonald Flem-
ing
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
Cboynsl1i to Meet O'Brien.

Chicago, May IL William Hal,
Thompson, chief booster of the new
Illinois Athletic Club. has lifted the
boxing lid so high that Mayor Busse
can't reach high enough to pull it down
There is to be boxing in Chicago. and
the Illinois Athletic Club is preparine
for four-day fight tourney, from June
Is to 10 The feature of the big pro-
gramme is to be d six-round bout he
tween Joe Choynski and philadelphia
Jack O'Brien.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02

FHEt base b eU0Ts-NeV York !; BOSTON ]
Leit on bases New York, 8; Boston 4 First base
on balis-,ff MCtinnity. o; on DoTuer T. Struck
cut-By McGnHiu. z. by BUner. p Home run
Bresnahan- Two-base hits-Shaunon. Bates stolen
base-Br0wne. Double pldys-C0-coran. Dahlen. and
B0NeImani RitChey and Teungy. Hit by pitcher
By Mctiiunity, l. UmpiTcs-Aiessrs Rigles and
Emslie. Time of game-l hour and 50 minutes. At
tendance, 200
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02

Earned nins-Boston. !: New York. 2 First base
b egrors-Boston. Left on bases-Buston S: New
YORK. First base on bails-0h Crockett 2 STRUCK
Out-By Pulitt, .; by Bruckett @ Tbree-basa bit =
Unglaub Two-hase hits-sulliyan. prl.itt Conrov
Williams, Sacrifice hits-Pruift Keeler KleinoW
stolen hase-sAaw. Double play-priitt Wagner
and Jnglauh. hit by pitcheT-By Pritt J. I'm
pires-Messrs- Connolly and Hurst. Time Of game
] hour aad 81 minutes. Attendance. 4664
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02

LlaLleu TOT bIucAsIt "a nlntn.
Boston ...-.........--........ 0 0 0 0 "A
Kew Aork.--..........,......- 0 Is
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
JOSS DRIVES RUNS IN.
Maps Pitcher Wins HIS Own Game
Against 81. Louis.

Cleveland, May J. Joss outpitched
Jacobsen in a twirlers' battle this aft
ernoon, and won his own game by driv-
ing In the only two runs with a double
in the seventh inning. Sharp Unfolding
By Turner, Wallace, and Lajoie was a
feature. The scora.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
TIE GAME GOES IA INNINGS.
Chicago and Detroit wind Up Con-
test at SHUTDOWN.

Detroit, May Chicago and Detroit
hooked up to-day in a game that went
fourteen innings and was tied up at
shutdown. A wild throw by Rossman
save Chicago its only runs. White was
derricked in the fifth and Walsh sub
stituted. Sharp fielding. with vicious
contentious between the players,
marked the contest. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02

Detroit. 2 Left on bascs-Chieago, :; Detroit, II.
First base on bslls-Oh Alulln 8. Struck uuJ-By
White, ]; hy Walsh, 8 hy Mullin, g. Three-base
hit-COughin. THo-base hits-Afullin. R0ssman. Mc-
Intyre. Sacrifice hits-Dayis, 2. Rohe. Stolen bases
Rome. Hahn. Quillen- Double plays-D0nohue and
Robe; Schaefer and Eossmau; Cleary and Rossman;
Rossmsn and Cleary. Hit by pitchcr-By Alulliu, l.
Umpires-Sheridan snd Stafford Time of game
hours and 10 minutes. AttendaHce-2.0s6.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
KID" SULLIVAN TRAINS.
Preparing for TO-mOrrOyy's Fight
with Young CCrbett.

kid" Sullivan is going through q stiff
course of spirits at a local gymnasium
in PREPARATION for his fight with Young
Corbett in Baltimore tomorrow even
ing. The kid is not saying much, but
he believes he viii capture the long end
of the purse inside Of ten rounds. Sui
Ivan wants TO win the bout from
Corbett, as it win enable him to get an
other chance with Tony Murphy, the
New York lightweight Corbett is train
ing at his favorite quarters in Stratford
Coma
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
~ 900 Zinc 60

London. May 1.-At Newmarket to-
day the 2.000 Guineas Stakes. for colts
and hllies fdaled in l9e4. distance one
mile. was won by Sieve Gallon. Be
zonian was second. and Linacre was
third. Ten horses ran
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Lancaster-Lancaster :. Trenton. g..
AT Observation-Disclosures. 8; Harris
burg, ,.
Az York-Xork. 10, Wilmington 4
At AltOona-Alto0na. 4, Williamsport. 3.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02

New York, May 1.-The Seattle High
School. of Seattle, Wash. has challenged
the Brooklyn High Schools for an inter
scholastis baseball game or series of
games, 70 be played in Brooklyn early in
July.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey City-Jersey City. 3: Provi-
denCe. .
Al Rochester, 4; Montreal, O.
At Buffalo-Bunalo, s; Toronto, 4.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02

Stolen bases-Flick o. Double plays-Delehanty IA
Wallace; Jones TO Buelow: Yeager 10 Wallace.
Hit by ptchsr-By jacobsen. l. Umpife-AI-.
o'Loughlin. Time OF game hour and g minutes.
Attendance. 1855.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Pitts burg, 3; ST. Louis, o.
New York, "a Boston, 4.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
TO-DAY,s GAMES.
81. Louis at PittSburE.
brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Chicago n Cincinnati.
Boston at New York.
srANpING OF TIE TEAAls.
LEIFIELD FOOLS CARDINALS.
ST. louis Players Fail to Connect
with Pirates Pitcher.

Pittsburg, May H. Under weather
conditions that We're anything bat
pleasant, the Pirates defeated ST Louis
to-day. The Missourians could not see
Leiheld, while McGlynn pitched fair
game. having one bad inning. Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
HOME RUN SAVES LYNCHBURG
BENTLEY Gets Four-sncker, Tying With
Richmond.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va. May Richmond
and LynchbIrg played to standstill in
an eleven-inning game this afternoon.
Bentleys home run in the ninth saved
Lynchburg from defeat Score
RH T..
LynchhurF .......0 5000 0-3 0
Richmond ........ 0 0-3 .
Batteries. Lynehburg- Barrett and Bentley Rich
m0nd-LOng and C0Wan.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-02
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Bridgeport. I3; New
London, 8.
At Norwich-New Haven. 5: Norwich. >
At Harlford-cThrteen innings)-Hart-
ford. s; HOlyOke, :.
At Springheld-Waterbury. Il; Spring
field. g.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha-Omaha. 3: Pueblo. s.
AT Des Moines-Des Moines g. Sioux
City, 3
At Lincoln-Lincoln. 3; Denver. /
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Charleston. 6; Augusta. ].
At Columbia-Columbia, O. Savannah. .
At Macon-MacOn. .; Jacksonville, O.
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RACE BOOKS SUFFER
Five FaYOrites at Jamaica
9 Land the Coin.
KILLING MADE ON SUSSEX

Backed Down from 30 10 10, Beats
Helen b., o 10 liz. L. NortOR's The
Dane Rams Into Place Before
keene's TransvaaI-Poor showing
by Whimsical in the First Race.
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ANERIcAN Association.

At Toledo-Kansas City, 9: Toledo. 2.
AT Louisville-Louisville. 8; Milwaukee.
g.
At Indianapolis-st. Paul, :; Indianapo-
lis, .
At Columbus-Columbus. >; AIinneapo-
lis. J.
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BOSTON HAS BAT-FEST.
Takes Victory from HighIanders in
Seventh Inning,

Boston, May Boston nosed out a
victory over the Highlanders this after
noon. The Bostons won in the seventh
inning by a batting rally. The score:
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'+-t nti7i A- Nliflf i-.tio. Let Ed-Cr--
Pitl5aTg 6 ST. Louis s. First tase on halls-0f
Laiheid. S; of Mctilyun D. Struck 0gt-By Leihod
s. By Mciilyru / TWo-blss hits-Nagner. Leiieid
Sacrifice hits-Ablv. Buckley Stolen bsses-WaC-
uer. Mailman. Double plays Mctihnn HoIy
Byraes. Beolley; Buc, Noanau Umuires-3iessr
tombstone and Carpenter Time # game-I hour
and 45 minutes. Attendance l549
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GIANTS sTICKWORK BEST.
Take Game from Boston After Rat
ding Bee.

New York, May There was a lively
batting bee in the eighth inning Of to-
days game, each side participating The
New Yorks hit better all through The
game and won Scnre-
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THE RANE.

blame the Taue
it maiks me soar
j wisht il wouldent
rare no mcar
why don't it rane
always at mite
an not stop gains
in broad daylite
j ike 20 see
the feeders scoot
an see the ball
hit on the snoot
but / dout cair
fer mud an slosh
this wether is
a frite gosh!
Junior Office Boy. in the Cleveland Press
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis. I; Shreveport
At Little Rock-New Orleans. s: Little
Rock. O.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. Allan
tn. @.
At acknowledgements ?; Nash
Vile O.