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The Washington herald., 1907-07-07

of having his right hand split with
foul tip.
The sox-Athletics game was worth
going far to see.
Twenty-Five men left on bases in eight
innings in the second game at Brooklyn.
Strang batted for Taylor in the sew
enth inning at st. Louis yesterday and
made a home run.
Hughey jennings catcher. Schmidt
does not like the ways of some scorers
who spell his name Smith"
Burnett. Of st. Louis. in the game
against the Giants yesterday, hit for a
single, double, and three-bagger.
Collins has worked a great difference
with the Philadelphia infield. Monte"
Cross plays by the side of him as If he
were three years younger.
Gentlemen who wish to wager that the
Highlanders or the Giants will win the
pennant will be accommodated with cheer
full impartlality in Chicago.
once it was said that Connie" Mack
had the best lot of pitchers in the Ame-i-
can League But that was some time
ago Ch:cago's outfit can beat them
around a city block
Manager McCloskev, Of the Cardinals,
has recently signed two first basemen to
take the place Of Jake Beckley AS he
already had two it is apparent that he
thinks he will need plenty of men 10 I'LL
Beckley's vacancy.
TIE Cubs now have the league penrant
practically cinched unless good old I'm
forcseen breaks into the race Still, we
don't hear Charley Murphy suggesting
cuff buttons or other emblems for world $
championship trophies.
Tim Jordan saved the Brooklyns from
shut-out the other day with a home
run. Several years ago Tim hit bah so
far over the fence of the Baltimore
| grounds that he might be Circling the
bases yet If that many runs had been
needed
Citizens OF Richmond, Va. have sub
| scribed $4,000 for the purchase of an
| Eastern League franchise. The question
| now is who has a franchise for sale
| Richmond wouldn't be a bad town. either
| They don't play lacrosse down there like
| they do in Montreal
Roger Bresnahan. the main bacllstop Of
/ the New York National League Baseball
/ Club, who was seriously injured by beIns
struck by pitched ball during the recent
| Giants-CinCinnau series has so far recOv
! cred from his injury that he will repor
| to his club this week. u IS not likely
/ however, that he will be able to play 70,
/ at least two weeks
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Bstteres-WashingtOn Grove Zrkle and Lodge.
kensington, KrOuse. Fisher and Stoddard
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Minchester Takes Gnme.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va, July 6-Winchester
defeated the Chambersburg club this
afternoon at Reservoir Park by "a score
Of s to .. Sinner did good work for
the locals. striking out nine men. while
Johns. for the visiting team. pitched
fine ball, but had poor support. The
features of the game were Duggan's
sensational catch in center field, and
the double play by Baker, Kennedy,
and Macdonald.
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

joss had it on the Highlanders.
Virginia League race is a beauty.
Nationals play at St. Louis to-day.
Those Cardinals are showing class
subway class.
Piusburg came from behind and beat
cut the Phillies.
Catcher Kleinow. of the Yanks. will be
out Of the game for two weeks as a result
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THIRTEEN INNINGS TO TIE.
Chicago south side Fans Get Their
Moneys Worth Mt Game,

Chicago, july 6.-The Sox and Athletics
battled to-day till night. and rain drove
them off the field with a tied score Each
team scored in the second inning. Then
they fought on till the close Of the thir-
teenth on even terms. Both clubs did
some great fielding and wlggled out Of any
number Of desperate situations Score.
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HyattsviIIe Downs Berwyn

Special % The Washington Herald
Berwyn. July 6.-Hyattsville con-
tinued its winning streak by easily de-
featiuS Berwyn hare to-day by the
score Of 10 .. "Rube" Clark. pitch
ing for Hyattsville, allowed but four
hits. while HyattsvilIe made nine hits
off Wilkinson. from Wheaton. Clark
also felded his position we'll having
seven assists.
The game was characterized by much
wrangling. The winning of this game
places the Hyattsville team on even
terms with the Brentwood club. both
having won nine and lost six games.
Tuller,r hitting was onportune. Score.
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Norfolk Wins in Ninth.

Batteries-Richmond, Carter and Walsh Roanos
Flowers Hinton, and Cote.
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BOSTON RUNNERS SLOW.
Eleven Men Left on Bases and De.
trOit Is the Winner.

Detroit, Mich. July 6.-Detroit de-
feated Boston by punched hits in the
second and fourth innings Killian was
hit ali through, but the Boston runners
were slow, eleven being left on bases
The batting of Crawford and Rossman
was very timely Mcclure and Barrett
former Detroit players now with the
visitors. were rendered ovations. Score:
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TIT5T base TT CT0T7-BTIIEIIn. = IWI11T. z Lot
on bases-B-o0klyn =. Chicago. 70. FiTst base on
balls-Of Suicllatt, 4; of Reulhach, ], Struck
ou;-By Suickleit 2. by Reulhach T. Twob1se
h,ts-Bsrgvu. stncklett, Steinfeldt Sacrifice hits
Reu,bach. Lewis Casey. Stolen bases-Sheckard
Schultz Maoucy. Hummel, Lewis Double plays
Alpe-lan to Jordap: Jordan ttinass'steil. I'm
plres-Me5srs Em5lie and Carpenter ATTENDING
10 O6l
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JOSS SHUTS OUT YANKEES.
Only Two of the Visitors Able to Get
rs Far rs second

Cleveland. July Joss shut out New
York to-day, 4 to o. Only two visitors
reached second base Hickey played
right field in place Of Koeler. whose in
jurcd hand kept him on the bench He
suffered Il bad bruise of the arm I'm
sliding to third while trying TO stretch
a two-bagger in the fourth, and had
10 refirp Scnra.
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TO-DAE'S GAMES.
Not Scheduled.
sTAVDTNG on THE TEAMS

Brooklyn. \. v July 6.-Chicago and
Brooklyn Nationals split even to-day
on a double-header the Cubs taking the
first by free hitting I'm the first. and
eighth innings. In the second contest
which was called I'm the second half OF
the eighth on account of darkness. the
Dodgers found no difficulty in shutting
out the visitors. Scores:
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First base by errors-Detroit, /; Boston. l. Loi;
on bsses-Detroit s: Boston, H. First base on
bSlis-Of Kan. a. OF Young l. Struck out-By
KGl.sn. ?; by yourg, 3 Tvo-base hits-Rossman.
Schmidt, Cobb, Young. Sacrifice hits-Coughlin.
Krigbt Schaeier, OLsary (2i. Hit by pitcher
Schmidt. Ump.fes-Messrs. Stafford aud Hurst
Time OF game-l hour and 20 minutes. Attend
snce-527S
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

A. Binrham'ru - First game. Biu-hamton. 2
Utica. O. Se.ord game-JtIca. /. BnEhamtCu. @.
At WiIkr=Hlrrr-V Vuksztarrs, l; Troy O.
Az ScrsutCu-Ra.r.
Ar Svurrse-Firt r1ue. 4. r. and g.. 6; Syra
cuse. g. Second same-A. J. and c. Z; Syracuse. D.
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Earned run-Brentvood, /. Left on 1ases-Laurel
:. Brentwood :. First base on ervor~-LaUrel, Il;
Hr7r.~r7I g. Bases on bsllz-Of Barnhardt 2
struck cut-Ry Ba-uharir 10; by Kinney, s. Two
base hits-Veuemau. Cassaui Hit hy Uitchsr-By
Klurrv. @ Sacrifice hits-Baruhardt. Robinson.
stolen bases Casslfd m. HAYES. Rogers. HaTns
r1eya1Ard. B-7uurr Baker
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LlT9I TH-II7ToI1TT- ms hasa by trr1re-
Cleveland. ]. Left on hazes-Clevclaud g. New
Y'rk. g. First base on bllls-Of joss. l. Struck
out-By JOSS. 9; hy Cheshro 5 Thrce-hase hit
Flick. Tvo-hase hit--Rickey. Sacrifice hit-Turner
Double Ulays-Chase 90 Williams. Turner 20 La i1ie
to StoyaU. Hit by Titchcr-Bv Chesbro 2 Wild
Titch-Thomas. Umpire -MessTs OLoughlin and
Evans. Time Of game hour and 30 minutes. At
tendance .3s3
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BRENTWOOD LOSES TO LAUREL
"Rube" Clark, Of Hyattsviile, Holds
BerWyn to -Four Hits.
.a-r,r,-5s Ir- TIN -~E- ANS
- p rh. - -.

Special 20 The WazhnTtu Herald.
Brentwood. July 6.-The Laurel base
bah club. Of the Suburban League. de-
feated Brentwood here to-day by the
score OF o 20 1. and Hyattsyille de
feated Berwyn at the latter place by
the score of 9 to 2.
These results make Hyattsville and
Brentwood tied for first place In the
league. Kinney pitched a star game
for Brentwood. allowing but four hits.
chile Barnhardt allowed the Midway
players but five hits. Anderson, in left
field for the losers. made two sensa-
tional catches, and the fine playing Of
Robinson. for Laurel. at second, was
Noteworthy Score
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REDS LOSE THE OPENER.
Boston Wins when fOung Cy Young
Goes Into the Box.

Boston, July with a victory OF
to over the Reds, the Boston Ma
tionals began a long home engagement
to-day. Gus pOrner started to twirl
for tho home tdam against his former
teammates, whea they got on to his
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CUBS IN EVEN BREAK
Brooklyn Shuts out Cham
piOnS in Second Game.
BIG CROWD IN ATTENDANCE

Darkness stops Play in Second Hair
of the Eighth Iuning-Heuibach
Touched Up FreeIy-Chicag Has
Ten Left on BASES and brooklyn
TweIve-NuIoney Gets Three Hits.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At LouisyilIe-T0led0. s; Louisville. 4.
Az Kansas City-Kaus8s City. g. st, Paul j.
At Minneapolis Milwaukee, G; Minneapolis, ).
At Colunbus-Co Columbus. 6 Indianapolis. L
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Earned rIns-rttsburE s. First base hv e-rorz-
Pttsbur- !. Philadelphia. o left On tasgs-Fl-'s-
burg. s. PHILADELPHIA z. First base on bllls-of
Camuitz. s. Of Moran. g. Struck o1--By Moran
81 hy Cam8itz. j.; by Philippe. J. Threr-basa hits
Magre. S,1rsa TwU-b1se hits-Nagrcr. Ahtartighi1
Thomas. Grant fit hy pitcher-By Moran. / I'm
r.e-Mr. ODay Time Of game hours. Attend
au-c-I1lJ0.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

Al Norwich-Norwirh. g. Bridgeport, 3
At Ne,y L0ud0n-New london 8: H0iyoke, l.
At Hartford Hartford r f., WATERBURY l.
A. Suringfeld-Ncw Haven. 3. Springfield, 2
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The Score.

Earned rlns-SediItt 3 hSJ Dase bN crr0TS-
Seattle, A. Western. l. Left on bases-Seattle. z;
Western, I. First base on halls-Of Michael. /; eff
Schmutz, D. Struck out-By Michael 4; by Schmutz,
3 Two-hase E'ts-Smith. SCImutL Sacrifice hits
Thomas Hilton. Stolen bases-CTampt0n o.. Mar
TIM Hit by pitchers-By Michael, Il by Sehmutz, l.
Wild pitob-Schmutz. Passed balls-Radford. Hem
irguay Umpire-Mr. Neumar Time Of game-l
hour and IS minutes
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At williamsport- ilmiagton. :; Williamspoft g.
At Laucaster-Alt1ona, Z. Lancaster, J.
At tJrhnstown-J ohust0wn. Z; I0gs. ..
Harisburg-TTeutUn. 8: Harrisburg !.
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GIANTS DEFEAT ST. LOUIS.
Becbe's WiIdness Responsible for Loss
of Game by Cardinals.

New York, July 6.-Beebe's wildness
in the second inning to-day. aided by
the New York Nationals timely hitting,
gave the Giants a commanding lead and
enabled them to defeat St Louis. Score:
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PIRATES COME WITH RUSH.
Nose ont the PhilIies, Who Had Com
mnnhlnE Lead.

Philadelphia. July G.-After Philadel-
phia Nationals had secured a command
ing lead IN the early innings to-day.
Pittsburg batted out the victory In the
eighth. Score.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Sioux City-Sioux City, 8, Omaha. i
AT Des M0,nes-Des M1ines, 6; Denver, l.
At Lincolu-Linc5ln. 8. Pueblo. o.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

A. Lvnn-Lynn. !; Fall River. 0.
Al Hsverhill-Lovel. /. HayerhiM Q.
At Lavrenee-First game: Lawrence, 3; Brock;on
: twelve inn.uEsI Second game: Br9cktOn, o.
Lawrence. 0 tsev5n innings.
At W0rces ester-WoTcester. = Newbedtord4 2
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Left on bases-New York, I; St Louis. l. First
base on balls OF Boebe. 8; of Taylor 2; OF
Fromme 3; Of McGinnty. l. Hits made--Oa
Beebs. lin ! % innings; of Fromme lin l3
inuinssl; Of Taylor. lin Z iuninesl' of McGin-
nifty. lin inuingsl. Struck out-By Taylor 4; by
Beebe. p by FTomme. l. Home un-Suaug. Three
base hts-Burnett. Murray. Two base hit-Burnett
Sacrifice hit-BoUennan. Double plays-Beebe 10
Noonan to Konetchy Brown 70 Hannifn Umpi-es-
M-ssrs. Johustons and Klein. Time Of game-l hour
and 30 minutes. AttendanCe-7O00
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis-Aiemphis. 3; Shreveport, ?.
At New Or!eans-NeW Orleans. 4; Little Rock, =
At Atlauta-Atlauta, q Montgomery. l.
Al Birmingham birmingham, 81 Nashville. Q.
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First base BY err0rs-Chicago, /; Philadelphia. l.
Left on basos-ChiC1gU Il. Philadelphia. Z First
base on balls-Of7 Patterson, 2; OF Owen. 2; Of
Plank, 4. Hits made-Of Patterson, 5 in nine IN
uinss. Struck out-By patterson. ,; by Oven. ];
By Plank 8 Tw0-base hits-Don0hue Sullivan
Stolen bags-H. Davis. D1IOhue. Jones. Double
p,ays-Powors 10 Collins; Rohe to Isbel to D0no-
hue Umpi-e-Nr. Sheridan. Time q game hours
and 3 minutes Attendauce-8G0
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Earned ruus-Hyattsville /; Berwyn / Two-base
hits - Rurch McGr5s0r Passed ball-Hs1dibCe.
Wild pitch-Clsrk Base on baIls-Of Clark. l.
Struck out-By Wilkinson, q by Clark 2 Left on
bases-Bervyn. (: HyattsyilIc Z Double play CLARK
to Carr 10 G.. Leakin Sacrifice hits-Clark Carr.
Umpire-Mr. Murceron. Time Of game-l hour and
a minutes.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

A. Augusta Columbia. &. Augusta L
At Cla-lCytu1--larkS 4. Charleston, =
a. Sayaunah-Mac1n. 9. savannah. J.
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TI77I I7-6 "n Il----'T| T'----T- = =" -T---'-- :
OF Weimrr. Strur. Out-By Dour. Q. ny Ma
sen. !. by smith. }; by Young J. Home rm-
Welmer Tuo-bls -EUE-ns Melon Ss-s
fee hi.s-NH.casn. OdreD llgsins u1C-er Bates
stolen hasc-Ganzel Double uiay-Iugsiu5 90 Can
zsl. Hit Hy rscber-Lotsu OdveN Jwr'-s-Air
Riglcr. Tine Of gans-3 hours, Aueudl1eg-s,l5i
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Richmond. (; Roanoke. 1.
Lynchburg. ?; DnuyiIle, !.
Norfolk, 4; Portsmouth. 3
nF TILE TEAMS
HOME RUN IN TENTH.
McKennn Wins Game for LynchbuTg
Against DanyiIle.
criaI TO Tie washington Herald.

Special 70 Ihc Washington ntIaia'
Lynchburg. Va. July 6.-With the score
tie in the tenth, MCKenna, the first
man up for LynchbuTg. hit for a home
run and won the last OF the series from
Danville The game was a brilliant one
from start to finish Kline had the better
of the pitching. McKenna's drive tore 4
hole two inches in length in the cover
of the ball, but he easily made the cir
cult, The game was stopped for twenty
minutes by a shower. The score.
RHE.
Lynchtrtrg. ........... Oloo0 90 u 10
Danrille.............. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-l
Batteries-Rline and Bentley; Loucks and Ryan.
Attendauce-ly0 Umpire Mr.. Tmby.
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VICTORYINE ELEVENTH
Nationals Get Four Runs in
the Last Inning.
PETTY PROVES TO BE EASY

As soon as Harry Howell Is Relieved
Washington Players Hammer Sub
.titute TO All Corners of the Lot for
the Four Runs that Decide Game.
Case Patten Pitches IA Good Game.
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Hnrerstown Loses cIose Game.
Special 20 The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL % The Washington HeraId.
Hagerstown Nd. July 6.--In an ex-
citing game of baseball at Athletic
Park here this afternoon, Berkeley
Springs won out in the eleventh inning.
Both teams played hard and fast. some
Of the fielding being Of the sensational
order. a hit by Carroll, formerly OF
St. Johns College. in the eleventh in
ming. gave Berkeley Springs the win
ming run. Score:
RHE.
Berkeley Springs. OOIOO oOOO2- 2-S5l
Hagerstown....... 0 0 90 0100 -
Battcries-Berkeley Springs. stergsr and Booher;
HaserstoWn, Griffin, Carlow, and HOuser.
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FIRST GAME

First base on balls-OT Burkcr. /. of Ffsister. g.
Struck out-Bv Rucsrr. 6, by riCstrE, J; by Overall.
T. TW0hase hits Schultz. Chance. Sla-lC. Alrer-
nan. Batch. Sacrifice hits - SEecEl-d Pfeis-cr.
Stolen baza-Sls=Ie WLd ptch-Rucker Umprcs-
Nfsssrs EmsTe and Carpenter. Time o. g1me-l
hour and Sd minutes.
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oecial to The Washington Herald.

Special TO The washington HeTald
Norfolk, Va, July 6.-NorfOlk took
the third game of the series here to-day
from Portsmouth by the close score of
4 to 2. The score was to up to the
ninth. Norfolk played an errorIess
game, while Portsmouth made four err
rors. Bertrand. for the Crew. only al
lowed two hits Revell. the young
Portsmouth lad, was batted for nine.
Score:
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\ FIIaL DISC On OaIIs-DW HOWeII, ;, on
Patten, 3. Struck out-By Howell. 8: by
Patten. g. Three-base hit-Altizer. Two
base hits-Jones, Clymer. Altizer, Stone,
Delehanty. Sacrifice hits-Jones. Howell.
Stolen base-Pickering. Double play-Al-
tizer to Anderson. Hit by pitcher
Delehanty. Passed ball-HeydOn. I'm
pire-Mr. Connolly. Time of game-2 hours
and 45 minutes. Attendance, 400.
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Richmond Downs Roanoke.

BaueTirs-Rline and Bentley; Loucks and Ry
Attendauce-l.y 800. Umpire-Nlr. Tuby.
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o-isl n The Washington Herald.

Special 70 TIE Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, July G.-Errors by Hess
Ier Clarke, and Flowers in the seventh
and eighth inings gave Richmond four
runs and the game this afternoon, the
score being to l. In the second
Hessler opened up with a single was
sacrificed by Morrison. went to third on
Fish's out. and scored on Hlntons clean
single Two men were down in the sew
enth before Richmond scored. Flowers
pitched a good gone for Roanoke. but had
poor support Carter also twirled well for
Richmond, and the team behind him did
perfect work. The game, which was the
first under the new manager. Shortstop
Reeve. was fast and clean. The score.
RH.E.
Richmond. ............... 90 00OO2 22xL 0
Roanoke...............-..O 0 l 0 0 0-I 3
Batteries-Richmond, Carter and Walsh; Roanoke,
Flowers, Hinton, and Cote.
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NEW LEAGUE READY
independence Opens It's Sea-
son Tomorrow.
SIX TEAMS IN ORGANIZATION

Methodist. BIoomingdaIe,
lexington, Reservoir Heights, Con-
gressiOnals, and Independents to
Take FieId-Forty-flve Games in
Schedule-GIunt Appointed Umpire.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington, 8; 1t. Louis, D.
Cleveland, IL New York, o.
Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, 1.
Thirteen inningsl
Detroit, 6i Boston, ).
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-BattCd for Fromme in ninth inning.
fRafted for Tavlnr in seEerth inning
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scoring. Score.

delivery. Young Cy Young was pat on
in the eighth and prevented further
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
Tie Game at Washington Grove.

Special to The Washington Herald
Boyds. Md, July 6.-Washington
Grove and Kensington tied in the sec
ond Of the series to-day, Washington
Grove having won the first The game
was a hot and stubborn contest. but
much of the beauty of Il vas
marred by wrangling over the UNI
pire's decisions. Etchison, for Wash
ington Grove, made a home run; G..
KrOuse. in the seventh. made another.
tying the score for Kensington. The
game was called to allow Kensington
to catch a train for home. Score:
RHE.
Kensington. 1 0 ol0 I-3 8 4
Washington Grove. 0 2 / % 0 0-3 8 2
Observation-Disclosures Grove. Zirkle and Lodge.
kensngton, KrOuse, Fisher, and Stoddard
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Totals ....... JuGJ

'Ratted for Mason in tho fourth iHuigs.
'Baftrd for Weimgr iu eighth inning
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
Pittsburg, - Philadelphia, ..
Boston. - Cincinnati, >.
Chicago. - Brooklyn, ?.
Brooklyn, .; Chicago, o.
New York. Is; -. Louis, .,
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~ d Pattlrsan in the - inninr

PhiIadelphla...... 0IOO0O 10000 o.
Chicago. o............ 0 I 0 0 0 O.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-15
ADVERTISE OREGON.
Students of Cmatilla Write Letters
20 Eastern Home Seekers Tell
ing Of Oregon.

About 500 personal letters will be
written by the students of Pendleton
public schools to intending home
seekers in the east, on Friday, March
10, the day named by County Super
intendent Frank +. Welles as Let
ter-wrIting day" in Umatilla county
schools.
Many OF the students will write to
friends and relatives, but a large
number will also write to people
whose names have been furnished TO
the various Commercial associations
in the state by the Portland CONNER
cial club.
In this way it is hoped to reach
people who have actually inquired
for the information concerning Ore
gon, and It Is believed that many OF
them will become settlers In the state
through the valuable information
furnished by the schools.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-15
a DEpLoRABTE CONDITION.
lsan FrnneIsco chronlelel

(san francisco ChrouicleD
prompt really
him evidence the
defy tho defeat tho
we'll be understood that with the
of the Judges San Francisco governed by It's criminal elements
them political
THAT THERE Is A DESIRE AMONG DECENT CITIZENS
cuE rHE cry GOVERNMENT FROM CLUTCHES
VINO NOW CONTROL II s rRtE bat can hardly be called mere
politics
rogoon the evidence Tar has disclosed
uued efforts OF che prosecution 10 bring them before jury political
persecution"
Their oa'ers narp upon this at opportunity human
short aud human intellect feeble
GOOD to think that brought
to pmpa'hho with them as victims OF RELENTLESS persecution
For this reason It facts
which there a. bo no dispute
There Ia NO doubt that Ruof took money
fronoh Restaurants, or he has confessed
iie claims that It was fee" for legal serycea"
hut the French aid services
a matter OF fact ana not
wnAr rnEf WANTED WAS uoUoR LICENSES, WHAT
ThEf rAiD foR AND THAT WAS WHAT TnEY
Although Ruef personally
not be disputed that he had withhold
TIE police commission controlled
srand transaction could not involve dollar OF legitimate
s'esn.s o,ser than the 'selar 1 paid into the city
shan bsohmat
The who would
cred to h@ skunk TO he hunted city
government bat oa, Of decent society
The question thea whehr acceptance money by Ruet
constituted what the Law oais crime"
TnE MORAL EVIDENT. IN WAS nrsRAnLR
10 sErrIE TiiE LEGAL
Before takus proprc.
untl had paid of
stuled the cgal crime
some OF these to
their testimony Ruet has
The de,srmined Indictment Is What
Rnef calls political persecution"
In regard To sehmis what viii be parc
. this;
The puppets they srautod held up H.
directed BY shmtsi the
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to some extent, which afterward bore
fruit I'm his fine letters and govern
ment documents, and besides picked
up surveying. In 1891 he married
and for several years farmed on quite
an extensive scale.
on the question of slavery Apple
gates mind was firmly settled. So
when the scourage struck Missouri,
he determined to seek his fortunes
in virgin country west of the Rock
les. In 1s43 he made the long and
dangerous journey and settled on
Salt Creek in northern oregon. His
knowledge Of surveying now served
him well. But he was at once recog-
nized as a leader and soon took his
place among the builders of the west.
He died in 1888.