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Arizona republican., 1907-02-11
TEMPE ADVERTISEMENTS.

Took practically all
the awards in Brown
Leghorns at the Terri
torial Fair. One 1st.
2nd, 3rd. Eggs and
stock for sale.
Cailadale Poultry Farm.
c. w. Alexander, Prop.
Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

For a good shave. hair cut or Other
work try Cohens shop.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-11

COhen's barber shop, Casa Lon
block; the best place in town.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
GET FIRST BASEMAN
Nationals Take Player from
Canadian Outlaw.
JOHN ELWO0D, Ex-F0RDHAM
Schlafiy Returns from Trip with
Former College Star-MontreaI Club
Was After Player, but Washington
Made More Attractive Bids Here
and VIII BE in Uniform Tomorrow.

Larry Schlafy. Of the Nationals. re-
turned yesterday from weeks scout in
Canada. having in tow John Elwood, the
crack first baseman Of the Quebec club
of the Canadian outlaw league.
Some time ago the manager of the
Quebec team notified President Noyes
that he had a good man in Elwood. and
suggested that the Washington manage
ment watch his work Cantillon noticed
about a week ago that Elwood was max
ing a great record. and sent Schlafy 10
investigate. As soon as Schlahy saw FL
wood IN action ne decided that he was
worth giving trial, and matters were
soon arranged. Elwood will probably be
in Washington uniform at National
Park tomorrow.
ElwoOd first came into prominence when
he was playing at Fordham College, and
received several offers from minor
leagues. but he preferred the outlaws, and
went 10 Quebec. Manager Klttredge, Of
Montreal, was anxious to land the youDg
star, but Washington beat Kitredge with
the bid. ElwoOd,is is a young fellow about
six feet in height. and Weighing about 165
pounds. He has been unwell this year.
but expects % get into shape 10 play
within a few LAYS
Schlafly looked over several other prom
ising players on his trip. and il is likely
another player may be landed before
long.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
DINEEN GOES TO BROWNS.
Big Pitcher Went from Washington
to Boston.

Boston, june S.-Big Bill Dineen. the
hero of many hard-fought battles on the
South End and the Huntington avenue
grounds. to-day ceased to be member
Of the Boston American League Club.
for he was traded TO the ST. Louis Amer
leans last night for Pitcher Jacobsen and
a cash bonus Of 8, 800.
Dineen came to Boston in the same
trade that brought 'Bucky" Freeman 10
the city. both of them coming from the
Washingtons. For several years he
played with the National League. but
later Joined the Americans with Collins
and until last year was counted one Of the
best twirlers in the business.
Negotiations for the trade have been
going on for some time. but it was not
until yesterday that Manager IcAleer. of
the St. Louis team. notified Taylor that
he would pay the price.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Wins IN 20 INNINGS
Worlds Record Broken by
Grammar School Teams.
NO SCORING FOR "a INNINGS
Bennett and Pierce Schools at Dor
chester, Mass, Play for Nearly six
Crowd I'm Cheers-IonEeSt Previous
Game Was Twenty-Five Innings.

Boston, June S-The Bennett and Pierce
schools baseball teams OF the Grammar
School League to-day broke all existing
records by playing the longest game of
which there IS any knowledge az Dor
chester
For twenty-eight innings the teams bat
tied, until. In the last round Of the ev-
ceptional contest Pierce School squeezed
a run across and cIiuched the game Ben
nett School was the first TO score. when
they secured three runs in the third in
ming.
Pierce made a brace Of tallies I'm the
same round and tied their opponents in
the next For the succeeding twenty
five innings neither side was able 20 send
a runner across the rubber. In the
twenty-cighth inning Bates. for Pierce.
hunted safely. stole second. advanced TO
third on a put-out, and scored on Fowle's
perfect bunt along the frst-base line. The
game lasted nearly six hours. and the
work was brilliant throughout
Good7le pitched for Pierce. while Con
nors was on the rubber for Bennett
School Pierce School secured seven hits
off Connors, Bennett got nine off GoodaIe.
Corners famed twenty-one men and
Goodale retired twenty-five in the same
manner.
The previous record for extra innings
was when the Harvard and Manchester
teams played twenty-five innings in 1871.
Last year the Boston Americans and Ath-
letics battled through twenty-four IN
ningS. Two weeks ago two teams in the
Western Association played twenty-three
innings. There are several contests on
record where there have been twenty
twenty-one, and twenty-five innings, re-
spectively. played. Score:
Pierce School
oo3oOOoOoOoOO0O0OOooOOOoOOoI4.
Bennett school
021OOOOoOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOo-7.
Hits-Pierca. :; Bennett g. Errors-Pierce. 5;
Bennett. T.
Batterics-Pierc,. Goods's and Emery: Bennett.
Conrors and Rugglos Time Of game-5 hours and 50
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
-. p. -. p. -. 3
sn-c--L Z, Ne NI.sht--.-- H.n.s

Princeton. y J.. June E-Princeton took
the second and deciding game from Yale
here to-day before one Of the largest
baseball crowds that ever assembled on
University Field. the score being I 10 8.
The cheers and yells q the partisaas Of
the two 'vsrsities kept the excitement OF
the spectators At fever heat.
As In the first game Heyniger proved
an enigma 10 the Blue batsmen. Yale be-
ing unable 20 do anything with his shoots
except in the second inning. The big fell
low was especially effective with men on
bases and placed ten strike-outs TO his
credit
Parsons essayed 10 Go the twirling for
Yale, and he lasted just one inning. in
which round Princeton scored three tal-
lies. due 20 his wildness and orportune
swipes by Dillon. Vaughn. and Sides.
Van Week took up the going in The sec
ond, and after that round proved very ef-
fective, but the damage had been done. as
the Tigers four tallies proved 10 be all
that were needed TO keep the game with
them.
There was nothing much doing in a SEN
sational way il the fielding line. although
Kinney pulled down two foul flies that
bordered on the spectacular. With the
exception Of one put-out by Sides at third
base, Cooney and Mclean divided the
put-outs for Princeton, the former getting
ten and the latter sixteen.
Parsons first act after assuming his
position was % hit Newc0mb. Dillon ad-
vanced him with a pretty sacrifice. and
Parsons walked Harlan. Vaughan then
singled over second, driving Nswcomo
home. Co0uey went out to Cushing. but
Sides made "a long drive 10 center. which
had the effect Of scoring Harlan and
Vaughn. Mclean ended the agony by
ballooning 20 Camp.
Princeton got its fourth and last score
in the second session. when Tad Jones
mistandled q return 70 the plate Of New
combs single, allowing Heyaigsr TO
count
For Yale, Madden and Camp scored IN
the second on Williams slashing single
over first and Church tailed in the fifth
when Mclean fumbled vaughn'z throw.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

= : ,
-Ba-tsd for Powell IN ninth inning
S-. LrHl.------.-.-.---.-...-.- 0 0gII 0 0 o.
iEl.'aa.i. .-.-.---..---.... / O IA
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TO-DAY'S GAMES.
No Games scheduled,

sTANDINE OT nm TEAMs
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

Totals ...... ! 52ilf :
'EalI-l az eNaE.. IN -IEllM inniug
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
New Harvard Athletic Committee.

Cambridge, Mass, June S.-Tbe fol-
lowing men were elected the three
undergraduate members Of the Har-
ward athletic committee for next
year. at a meeting Of the electors held
last evening: Z. Currier. 90: D. s
brigham. '0S. and G. G. Ball. '0S To-
gether with three graduate members
and three faculty members. these men
will constitute the Harvard atbletin
committee for next year.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
BREAK EVEN At ST. LOUIS.
Cardinals and PhiIIies Each Take
WeIi-pIayed Game.

St Louis. June S.-The Quakers
broke even with the Cardinals by TAX
ing the second game Of the double
header to-day. Moran twirled a superb
game. holding the Cardinals to but one
hit. Fronmc was hit on the shoulder
and compehed 10 retire early in the
second game I'm favor Of Karger. Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
PIRATES LOSE TO BOSTON.
PfeiGer, for Visitors, Hold CIarI.e's
Men Down to Four Hits.

Pittsburg. June S-Boston won tbe final
game Of the series from PlrtshIrg this
afternoon. TO 2. Pfeider pitched excel
lent ball for the visitors, allowing the
Pirates but four singles. while Lefty
Leifeid was hit so hard and often that he
was removed after the eighth inning and
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
HUGE CROWD AT BOSTON.
Cleveland Defeats Hubbites Despite
Knights Good Playing.

Boston, June S.-Cleveland opened its
series here with the Boston team to-
day. and won, + TO I. before $4,000 pco-
PIE. The Maps batted Prultt out Of the
box. and Oberlin relieved him. On the
other hand, the locals were not able to
fathom the benders Of Rhoades. knight
who was traded for Collins. played bril-.
liautlv. Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
ANDOVER DEFEATS EXETER.
Five Thousand See Gume Between
the Two Preparatory schools.

Exeter, \. Il, June S-Although Exc
ter outbatted Andover two for one in the
twenty-eiGhth annual baseball game be-
tween the two prep school mines this
afternoon. Audover won by a score of 8
to @ The contest was most interesting
one to the 5000 spectators who wit
messed it.
Andover took the lead early. and Exeter
was never able to tie the score. al
though they came dangerously near doing
so on several occasions. Belford started
i'm to pitch for Andover, but along the
middle Of the game he became very wild.
and i'm the seventh Mckay was subeti-
tuted for him. holding Exeter safe there
after. EXeter's errors came at most in
opportune times. The score:
RHE
Andoyer. r.................. / 0 2 0 0 0 "a ?
Eycter....................0 . 0 o 0 0 % Q 3
Batteries-Beford. Mckay, and Burdette: White
and Leddy.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Rrnrn shuts Ont Penn.r.

Providence, r. l., June S-Bunchinz
their hits in the fourth and seventh
innings. Brown easily defeated the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania to-day, shutting
the visitors out. Score:
RHE
Brown. ...................O o2Oo4e O-s (
Pennsylvania. 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 5 /
Batteries-rilft ard Paine; Simmons and Brown.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

Earned Hiis-Olercisnd, 2 First base by errors
Boston. 2; Cleveland, Left on hases-Bostan g.
Cleveland. ?. fust base on balls-Of PrIitt .. off
I'Ea1les, Struck By pUlitt 1: by OlArlin
Z, By khoados Three base hits Bradley. Flick
,-I' tla[s' I"c-hase hits-hnight Bhcades. stolen
bss,s Hinehmau. Lsj1ie Double uIavs-T,,rner 70
Laioie 20 slovall; knight 90 Ferris Wild ritcb
RhoadeS Umpires- Niessrs Evans and stafford.
Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes Attendance,
Is sos
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

stolen hase-Au5ar-ou Double play
Aitizer 90 Perriue 20 Anderson Fir by
p.tcu-r-Grahsw. T. Tup.rs-Afr. OLouEh-
an. Time 0f same-l hour and 81 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
sBatted Tor Patterson

Earned runs-Chicago. .. Washington.
.. Left on bases-W Washington 4: Chi
cago. S. First base on baIIs-On Gfaham
.; of Smith. L, off Patterson. /. Innings
pitched-Smith. %; Patterson. 7 1-3 Hits
made-Of Smith. (. off Patterson. 10.
Struck out-By Graham, D. Three-base
hit-Dougherty. Two-base hits-Davis.
Rome. Sacrifice hits-F. Jones, Altizer.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Totals ............ So 8 - 70
Zone out when winning run scored.

Left on bases-New York. =. Chicago. g.
First base on balls-Of Ames. 6. off
Brown 3. Two-base- -hits-Seymour. @:
King, .. Sacrifice hit-Sheckard Double
plays-Tinker, Evers. and Chance: Dev-
lin and McGann. Umpires-Messrs Rig
Ter and O'Day. Time of game hour
and 80 minutes Attendance-26.O0 GOO.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
'Hat'ed for Le.as'd I'm eighth inning.

Pl-ts5urz. z...................... @ 0oIooo o.
Hlst1u......-..-........... o 0 90 2 a.
First base on hlus-of Ptrife-. &; oF Lsiasld. e.
struck a1t-BT PfeFer. &. tr Lei6ed. 2 Three
base hi-s-Ba.cs Leach. Sacrifice hi.s-Hovard.
Brown. Stolen hasa--Hallmaa. Leach Beaumont
Double Ilag-Br7iu 90 TsEag- UmFires-lias=r=
Klein and Jalrs-.re. Time q eame-I hour and 4
minutes Atrsl5ance-F--R
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

First base by error-Brooklyn. / Left on bases
Brooklyn, J: Cincinnati 3 Fipst base on b7ls-Of
Mclntyre, 3; of Weimer, l. Struck out-By Wemer
T. By Mcintyre. 3. Three-base hit-Dayis. Two-bass
hit-Lumley. Sacrifice hits-Batch Ritter Mowrey
Double plsys-Lewis 10 Alperman; Davis 10 Mclean
Umpire-Mr. Emslie. Time Of game-l hour aud s.
minutes. Attendance
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
VICTORY FOR TIGERS
Princeton Downs Yale in Sec
0nd Game of Series.
HEYNIGER IN GREAT SHAPE

hows the Eli BRtters Down, while
Nassau Players Hammer Parsons
Out of the Box in Opening Inning
Of Hard-fOuEhf Contest-sinEIe
Run Gives Princeton the Decision.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

fIr-- base hy crr0r--St. Louis 8. Phladelphia /
Lett on bsses-Nt Louis s. Philadelphia. 5 First
base aH hsll=-Of Powell ., oT Dyre-t. . Struck
oUt-Ev Powell, e, hy Dyge7t T. Tvo-base hits
Yss-sr. OldIinz Davis. Collins Schrsck Sacrifice
nt'-Ni0ne. Jones. Harfsel Neyd1ld. SclrsCk. Old
mig. stolen b7~ns-j0nes. Seyhald D1lhle play
Hemrlin 10 Powell 70 Wallace Hit by ri,cher-Rv
Ireert Jmpiras-llo7srs Hurst and Connolly.
Time OF game hour and 50 minutes. Attendance-
1859
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

A. Lvrn-Lvun. 4; Eroekt-r. .
At Lawrence Fan River. s. LaVrsncs. 0.
AZ Hav7rhi.l-NCw Bedford l. HarcrhiV. 0
At Worcester Worcester. 3, Lowell. O.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

A. Himj-ehau-Hirui glam. s, Memphis ).
At Af'auts-Nrv Orleans g. Atlanta. g.
A. N-urg7msrv- Montgomery. Z. Shreveport. z
At NesIviIle-l5t-'a Rock. 6. Nashville. s.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
SECOND CANE.

First base on taLls-OF Fromme. 2. OF Moran. 3
Struck ogt-By Moran. stolen base-NlaFse. HI
T pitcher-Bv Moran. Umpirc-Nir Carpenter
lime q gams-l holr sHL s minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Az OUshs-0mah1 @. pey Mrf7es O.
At Sioux Ci'v-puyU &. Sioux C.tr D
~ Liuc7Ir-tfrst ssms-Ii0e7'1, & Pueblo.
second Eaus-PIet.o I, Lincoln. O.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE,

AZ Bri3cerrr-- Bridgeport. &. Norwich.
At Hartford Hosoke l. . Hartford. o.
AZ Srrugield-Fr=t game Springfield. s. New
london, g. Second game Springfield. @. New Lon
don
80 Waterh1ry-Frst g7me-Ncw Haven. G. Water
bury, @ Second gsme-Waterbury, II; New Ha-
ven. l.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
CINCINNATI IS BLANKED.
Formerly Despised Brooklyn Team
Plays Excellent Game

Cincinnati, June Sin well-played
game to-day, the Brooklyn Nationals shut
out Cincinnati by a score of to o.
Score:
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First base by euo-s-Yalc

First base oT eTTers-1ale, 2; PT1ncst0n, 2 Left
on hases-Yale. s. Princeton. s. First base on balls
OF Parsons. 2; of Van Week. 2; OF Hsynigsr. l.
Hits made-Of Parsons in one; OF Van Week. ,
in seven, Struck out-Bv Heyniger. 10: BIZ Van
Week, . Sacrifice hits-Dillou. Jones Mclean.
Stolen h1ses-Cliford, Nevcomb Dillon Harlow.
Van Week. Hit BY pitcher-By Heynigsr. 2 I'm
rire-NIr. Owen Time Of game-l hour aud 30 min
srfez
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
NEW YORK AGAIN DEFEATED.
Detroit shuts Out the HighIanders
Before Big Crowd.

New York, June S-The New York
Americans continued their losing streak
being shut out by the Detroits to-day.
Opportune hitting gave the Tigers the
victory. Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

A. Tr'e30-Tr'-lo. s. S. Paul. T.
At Columbus columbus s. Minneapolis
A. Irdiar7re.is- Indianapolis Milwaukee. ?
A. Ls8isu'il-kal5as CI'r- {. Louisville. g.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

40 hu-1sta-Au Augusta. 7 jacksonville. ).
A. Macon Macon. o. Columbia. O.
A. savannah savannah. 6. Charleston. 1
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

FHsI na'f ~ eTT0r-DetnIt. / Lrft on h7ses- Do
trot. 6; New York & First base on b7rz-Of
theshro. 4: of Mullin, . Hits made-OH Chesbro
3 fin seven innings off Keefe 2 I'm two innings
Struck out-By Chesbro. s. Dr. Mullin. Q. hv Keefe
Z INo-oeSe hlt-Jones. Sacrifice hit -tr7Vf0rd
Stolen hlses-Hotfmsn. Williams. Jones i2l. nouhia
paFs-Mui.ln 70 'oughIin % Rossmsn. OLea-v 20
Rossman. Jmpirs-Mr Sheridan Time IF came
hour and n minutes Attendance-l5Wo
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Cumberland Loses Another.

SlICaI % nc washington ETTlTd-
Cumberland, Nd June S.-Cumber-
land lost its sixth successive game to-
day not having had a victory this
week. The running one-hand catch of
Clark Of Cumberland. was phenomenal
Score:
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia Mt Chicago.
New York at ST. Louis
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Chicago, June S-Chicago made il three
straights to-day from the Giants. taking
the game away from Ames after he
seemed TO have it surely won.
Ames had the Cubs all at sea. showing
wonderful pitching form. and then went
wild. He gave pass after pass in the last
few frames OF the game, and helped the
disaster by frantic hurl In the final
inning. A mOnstrous crowd turned out 10
see the battle. There was more commo-
tion than at Presidential election.
Brown struck out the first three Of the
New York batsmen % adorn the first
inning. In the Cubs half Tinker knocked
Corcoran over with a buzzlng liner but
never reached second base. Seymour
started the next round with a two-base
hit Bresnahan popped cut but Brown
passed McGann and Dahlen. With full
sacks. the prospects were good for runs.
but Corcoran hit straight at Tinker for a
double play.
Two Cubs accumulated on the sacks in
Chicago's half but pop flies 20 the
suburbs nullhed their intentions.
New York delivered the goods in the
third round After Ames had been -
tired Shannon beat a burt and Browne
caromed one off Brown. Devlln famed.
but Seymour crashed a drive down the
middle for two bases. two runs scoring
Bresnahan hit into right. and a great
shot 10y Hoffman got Seymour AZ the
plate. Ames famed two men in Chicago's s
half.
Ames Gets Hit.
With one gone in the third. DahIen
singled and Corcoraa drew a check.
Ames astounded everybody with a re-
bounding bif and Dahlen scored. Cor
coran was caught at the plate on Shan
mons grounder a moment later. IN the
Cubs half. Ames again famed two. one
OF them being Chance. Seymour. struck
out in the fifth 70 the intense JOY Of the
fans
Then the Cubs proceeded 10 transact
business. With one out Dahlon fumbled
Eyers' roller. Killing smote nightly over
Seym0urs head Evers scoring. Brown
hunted and Ames fired home. only 20 have
Bresnahan drop the throw and let King
in
Further trouble was averted when Dev-
I'm got Slagle's low liner and doubled
Brown at first
Nothing doing In New Yorks part Of
the sixth A stop by Deylin saved Arles
from at least one run in Chicago's half.
One, two. three. and back 10 the bench I'm
New Nork's seventh.
Hoffman started Chicago's half with
base on balls. McGaun made a desperate
stop OF Evers. Killing hit a monstrous
swat into the crowd and tied the score.
Awes ste8died and stopped the Cubs from
further doing Bresnahan singled i'm the
eighth. but they got him stealing. Ames
went wild i'm this round. but luck was
with him. After he had given two passes.
Deylin brought off a splendid double play.
one, two three for New York I'm the
ninth Evers led of for the Cubs with
pass. King hunted. Ames got it and
hurled it madly twenty feet over Nc
Cams head Men on third and second.
Brown drew four balls Slagle drove out
a savage liner, and il was all over.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
GIANTS LOSE AGAIN
Cubs Make 1t Three Straight
in Chicago Series.
HUGE CROWD GROWS FRANTIC

Ames Pitches Good Game, but Err
rOrs Come Mt Unfortunate Times,
and New York, with Three Times
~ Many Hits as Opponents, Fails Ia
Win-Creep Up and Land Game.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

First base On bals-Of Mcjlvun, 3 Struck ont
BY McGhnn I. by Su7rks. Three-bae hit
H7stettcr. Two-tsse hits-Mc5lgnn. Noonau. sacri-
flee hits Bennett No0nan. McGIuu Stolen bases
-CoH.tucy, Naeee. Double Ila-s-CG.rtnsr to
Jac.tseh 10 Erausdeld, Sparks % Dooila 90 Brans-
held Jupire-lIE Carpenter Time Of amC-l
hour and 50 minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
BEAT The CHAMPIONS
White SOx Prove Easy for
the Nationals.
FIVE RUNS IN SECOND ROUND

CantiIIOnites Pound Frnnk Smith
Out of the Box and Then Take Lib
ery-Oscar Graham Pitches MASTER
full Game and Refuses to Blow Up.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
HARVARD TAKES CLOSE GAME.
Crimson Players Defeat Columbia
nv TO I.

Cambridge. Mass, June Sin a we'll
played and interesting game to-day. Har-
ward defeated Columbia by timely hitting
in the six inning. Score by innings:
R.HE.
Harvard. O0Oo02
Columbia. 0 0 Ol 0 0 0 e-l ?
Batteries Brennan and Currler: Bradiks aud
Young. Umpire-lir OReilly.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

st. Louis, Il Philadelphia, 1.
Philadelphia, 3, st. Louis, O.
Brooklyn, 2; Cincinnati, o.
Boston, 4; Pittsburg, 2.
Chicago, 1; New York, ..
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Washington. So Chicago, 2.
Philadelphia. 4; st. Louis, 2.
Cleveland, 4; Boston, l.
Detroit, q; New York, o.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

A. Jersey City RHF
Buffalo. .---.-..-.......--. Q 0 0 g-7 o
JuaT CLrr...--.-....-.. o @ 01 0 @ Is /
Ba,'tfss -FozlrT and Ryoni Fozn and Wander
sft. Umpre-sir Kelly
st Ne7ars- RHE
R7rtrz-er...........-....o o 0I00Io 2
Nsvsrs....-.......-..-... @ o o Is s /
Rarteries-Bs1nis.sr aad B.uas; Pariee and Shea
JmpiTa-Air Cusacs
At Balumdre- RHE
Toronto. o 0IOoO0 8 /
Baltimore. ...-...... O o o o o o 2-5 s 0
Battues-McGi01itv and C--.ga1i McClosssy and
Hsaus Jmq.-e-llr. HrFusr
AT EroIlLeloe- RH T
Nourr-aI............... 0 o o0o6o05 IS s ?
ProudeHce. -......--.-.. 8 @ 0 0 0 21x-- % /
Battu7es-stanlc7 and kitvcdge: Mack and Pc
ters1u. Umpire-1ir t1uwa-
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
TIMELY HITTING WINS GAME.
Athletics Defeat browns by More
NrnnE-tnna. HnftinE.

Philadelphia. June S-Timely hitting
enabled the Philadelphia Americans 10
defeat 81 Louis to-day. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Lafayette Falls Before Lehigh.

Bethlehem. Pa, June s-Behigh to-day
downed lafayette Longs errors were
largely responsible for Lehighs victory,
Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
The score.
ed f'r Parsons in second inning.

Totals ...... 3 62il2 Z
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-02-02
THE NEW CAMP OF SWIFTWATEF

lime shale for foot and hanging wall.
There is much quartzite but does not so
down. 1t is a cap rock.
The main mineral zone indicates from
prospecting has far to be about 5000
feet wide and two miles long, banked
on either side with a hungry looking
blue or silicious lime.
While only a few miles from Goldfield
the formation appears to be entirely I'M
like. There is a porphyry vein though
identical to that in Goldfield only that
it runs in small veins 1t is very pro-
nounced on the Unexpected. one of the
Dolly Y. group. and run $14 and up
ward.
There is much development work
planned for the coming season by the
property owners.
To the south of this belt the Nevada
Queen company own 8 claims which give
promise to be very good. This is a
Denver Col. H. s. Vaughn.
president. They expect to begin at once
on a 1O0-foot shaft. They get good
values from grass roots.