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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Perfect Fielding and Timely Batting
Wins for 81. Theresa's.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

To-days game-St. Peters vs.. st. Yinccnt's. at
Thirty-ffth ard W streets northwest.
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Saratoga, n. Y. Aug. There was a
big upset in the running Of the Spin
away Stakes. for two-year-oId flies. 81
furlongs to-day. when H. P. Whitney's
Adriana and Stamina. heavily backed at
s 10 8. were unable to land the coin for
the talent f. r Thomas DESTROYS. Is
10 l. showed the way Tor more than half
a mile. with W. B. Jennings Julia Pow
ell. 10 10 /: August Bclmoats Hail Sow
ereign, z TO /, and Adriana close up.
KNAPP got busy with Julia Powell in
the stretch, and she won in a drive BY
a half length from Half Sovereign.
who had the same margin over Adfiana,
with DESTROYS a head out OF the money.
Stamina seemed 10 be anchored by the
weight The time was los 40
T. D. Sullivan's DR.. Gardner. carrying
top weight and a Is to 20 favorite, pro-
vided another pitfaIl for the talent in the
handicap at seven furlongs. He made
the pace until he reached the home
stretch, where he stopped. Far West.
8 70 ]. then went to the front. and won
easily by two lengths in rs 10. Cable
gram, backed from 10 down to 50. got
the place BY q length and a half from
DR.. Gardner. Rapid Water. to /, ran
far below his form. while Prince Ahmed,
backed down from Il to s, had little
speed.
J. f. Widener's Sheriff Williams, s 10
faTOrite, won the steeplechase at about
two miles, in a big gallop by twelve
lengths in 40 2-5. Goidheur, 10 ?, had a
mortgage on the place. as Judge White
10 !. who ran third, EEL, but was re-
mounted.
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TIGERS ARE DOWNED
Athletics Win Opener on Sey-
bOld'S Home Run.
MUFF WAS COSTLY
After the Pitcher Had Missed Throw
10 Catch Nichols, Quaker Lifts Ball
Over the Fence-aiack's Men Now
in second Place, n Fraction of a
Point Above the White sOx.

Philadelphia, Aug. THE Athletics took
the first game of the series from Jen-
nings' Tigers here to-day by 4 to ..
With the score even and two down In
the eighth. Nichols knocked a stinger
down the first base lire, which Rossman
helded eledniy and threw to Killian, who
was covering the bag. Killian muffed
the throw, and Seybold. who was next up,
found one TO his liking and lifted it over
the left field fence for a circuit of the
bases.
The playing of Collins. Nichols and
OLeary was of the highest order and was
Youndly applauded by the large crowd.
The Athletics victory ties the team with
the Sox for second place. Score:
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aIcGraw surnended Again.

Pittsburg. Aug. Late this afternoon
Manager John MeGraw, OF the New York
team, received q telegram from President
Pulliam, of the National League, nOti-
flying him that he had been suspended for
three days for his abuse of Umpire Klein
In a recent Chicago game. Coming on
the eve Of the two double-headers. which
will cut a great figure in the race for
second place, New York feels the blow,
and tonight McGraw said: at too bad.
! Just had to tell Klein what thought Of
him in Chicago, for he was even worse
than usual, which is saving lot. 1 have
nothing to say about my suspension. save
that am sorry that it came about at this
Tine
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As the Atlantics were unable to
place nine eligible men on the field the St
Stephens Institute team claimed the game
yesterday by forfeit
After Umpire Fenton had called the
game in favor Of the West EndeTs an ex-
hibition contest was played. and 81 Ste
Dhens went through i with a don't-care
spirit which allowed the Atlantics TO win
easily by Il TO l.
The score.
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To-day's game-First vs.. Bethany, at Thirteenth
and u streets northeast, at 30.
The Bethany Church team. before an
assemblage OF some 400 souls, captured
the pennant in the East Washington Sun
day School League yesterday by defeating
the Ninth Street Christian Church team
by to G. in a hair-raising, eight-round
battle.
The race in this league has been the
most exciting CT any in the city, Bethany,
Ninth. and First having been closely
punched for the lead since the leagues in
ception, first one team and then another
being on top. only to be BUSTED out OF the
coveted position by one OF its rivals.
Bethany has played consistently good
ball throughout, and the result Of the
race meets almost the unanimous ap-
prevail Of the fans, it being the opinion Of
most of the patrons OF the games at Thir-
tenth and d streets northeast, that the
best team captured the rag.
Credit Due Manager WOrIey.
Too much can not be said of the way in
which Manager Morley guided tie team
to championship honors. he knew well
the necessity OF having plenty Of reserve
players on the roster in case Of accidents.
and much of the bunch of ball tos5ers
that he corraIled compared favorably with
any amateur team il the District. Man
ager Worley had enough players with him
10 put three seperate and distinct teams
in the field. any one of which would have
been capable Of giving the best team IN
the league a hard rub for victory.
First and Bethany will meet to-day,
and should First win. that team Will be
tied for second honors with Ninth. neccs-
stating an extra game. otherwise the
season viii close to-day.
The game itself was TepIete with long
hits, Ninth making five bingles that went
for two.
Balser twirled for Ninth and pitched
his usual good game, allowing Bethany
but six hits. three Of which. however.
were punched in one inning and being
productive Of two runs. The lanky slab
mans passes were costly as were also his
two errors.
Barnhart Was Ineffective.
Barnhart was on the linG for Bethany
and pitched fairly good game, having
great trouble, however, in keeping the
enemies hits scattered He vas touched
up for total Of ten hits, half Of which
went for two sacks, there being a ground
rule because Of the large crowd which
completely encircled the grounds. New
gent was put in 10 bat for Wynkoop
in the eighth and was on the mound for
the one inning. holding Ninth safe.
Moreland. Ruiz. and Gus Zanelli made
sensational catches. Moreland's spear o.
foul bali over the first base fence
being a particularly difficult chance.
Big Mcdonald fairly scintilsted at the
bat. getting two doubles and a single
cut Of three trips. Gallaher. Moreland.
and Stuckert also distinguished them
selves The official sc0~a-
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The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-Handicap three year- ODDS and up-
ward; Ss5) added; seven furiongs Far West 10
Miller. 10 J. Won: CshlegTsm. l02 jBockmanl. &c
70 /. second; Or. Gardner l6 Martini. TO TO-
third. Time, . Is. Prince Ahmed True Boz,
ana Mark ANTONY also ran.
SECOND RACE-Sslliug; steepIechasc; fer four
ycar-9lds end upward; 500 added. Sheriff Williams
III lDcu01uCi. 70 ). won; G0ldngr AZ Ray
even, second; Judge White. 81 Dupeel. % J.
thru Time, 40 p Cardigan also ran.
THIRD RACE-Seiling; tbrec-year-olds and up
ward; 500 added; one mile. Tom DoIan Iol T.
Dugan'. 20 ;. won; BIauGy. lo3 lBecEmaul. &c l.
second; kil'er, lGl Gamer, % 20 !, third. TIHe.
~ Arno and King Cole also ran
FOURTH EACE-The Sp.uaway. Il SO go. lilies:
tWo-yclr-oids: Eve and oEc-haH fl-rlongs Julia
Powell. III Knapp 70 !. ven. Hall Sovereign
lls tNcuutslu, % /, second; Adriaaa, IL Gar
neTl, % 5. third Tine. los s5. Bouquet
Stamina Grand Dame, POLY Watts. Keep Moving
Red Bonnet. Reckon and Aimee c. also raI.
FIFTH EACE-HaBdicap. thres-s eaT-7lds: 500
added one mile Dick FmDeII. ia .GarEerl ! %
:. wen; Acrobat Is &C.. Burns. ! % !. second /;
AIrcio. 10 iGrrD. 8 20 J. third Time. . Is
Cork flil and Riteaian also Tan
SIXTH RACE-Selliug; two-year-olds; 500 added /;
five and ons-hsf turl0lgs. All alaue III tN0fteri
70 so I. wen; Single Stone. g tBccknanl. 70 l.
second: Marbles. g F. Dle1ni % J. third Time
/ 3I Is. Lotus Brandt. SCaliup. AI0uquetts Tea
Tick, Sweet fairs. Bosom Friend Wild star Fresh
and Darin also ran.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Lincoln-Lincoln, /; Omaha, l.
At Des Moines-Dss Moinos. Z; Sioux City 3
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First NYiI PInx nethnn,

The First Methodist Protestant team
and Bethany. champions of the Sunday
School Beague, will clash at Thirteenth
and D streets northeast to-day, TO de-
eide the question of the holder Of the
second position which lies between
Ninth and First
Should First get away in front in
this afternoons fray, it viii be tied with
Ninth for second place. but if Bethany
wins the relative standings o. the
teams will not change
Manager Morley. Of Bethany, will
work Finnigan and Gallaher, and Capt.
Clements viii probably select Ldtchfield
and Robertson to do the heavy work.
The game will be called promptly at
5:S0, and Mr.. Belts viii oficiate,
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ADOPT NEW SCHEDULE.
Managers of District League Hold
Important Meeting.

The managers of the District League
held an important meeting yesterday. at
which new schedule for the remainder
of the season was adopted. The new
schedule provides for games daily except
Saturday. and all viii be played on the
ellipse at the back of the White House.
The games will start at O'Clock. and
each team has sixteen 10 play.
The eligibility of policemen to play on
the teams was thoroughly discussed. and
it was decided by a vote of four to two
to let Beckett play with the Surveyors
and Merrill with Electrical
Humphrey Beckett was elected vice
president to take place of Mr.. Pratt. who
goes on a vacation
The question Of a post-season series
with the winners Of the Independence
League was brought up, but nothing was
decided.
The schedule for the second half Of the
series, as adopted yesterday, follows
August 9-Surfaec vs.. Water.
August l2-propCrty vs.. Collectors
August l3-SUneyOrs Is. Assessors
August li-Elsctrical vs. Property,
August l5-CoIlectors vs. Surface
August l6-Water vs.. Surveyors
August l9-Assessors vs. Electrical
August so-PrOperty vs.. Surveyors
August H-Surface vs.. Electrical
August E-AssessCrs vs.. Collectors
August Electrical vs. Water.
August 26-C0llectors IS Surveyors
August 27-Wator Is Property.
August B-Assessors IS Surface
August 29-Electrical vs.. Collectors.
August So-Water vs. Assessors
September 5-Prcperty vs. Surface.
September Electrical vs.. Surveyors.
September 5-Asscssors Us Property.
September 6-Surface vs.. Surveyors.
september 9-Water vs. Collectors.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
81 Chicago, o.
brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati, 2.
TO-DAY's GAMES.

Boston ut ST. SOuis.
brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburg.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Todays game-First vs.. Bethany, at Thirteenth
and ID streets northeast, at %.
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Earned mns-DeiToit. l. Philadelphia. l. First
base by errors Philadelphia, J. Loft on bases-De-
trUit 8; Philadelphia T. First base on bas-OH
Killian. +. Struck out-By Bender. 5 by ki,lian. l.
Home rm-Seyb0ld TWo-base hit-CraWford. Three
base hits-Davis Bender, Rossnan. Sacrifice hit
Bender. Stolen blsc-AfuFphy. Double play-Bender
10 Collins Nichols UmpiTes-Alessrs. Stafford and
tendancc-I3GO
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Reservoir Heights Downs Bloom
inEdaieS in an ErrOrfest.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

To-day's Congressionals vs.. lexington at
McDevitt's Field.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington, =; Cleveland, 2.
Philadelphia, 4 Detroit, 2.
st. Louis, =; New York, 4.
Boston, - Chicago, I
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WINCHESTER WINS IN NINTH.
Fine Batting Takes Third Game of
Series from Hagerstown.

SpcclaI % Inc washington HtIsIl-
Winchester. Va, Aug. Winchester
downed Hagerstown for the third success
sive time at Reservoir Park this after
noon, to ).
With the score a tie in the ninth.
Frances doubled. and advanced 10 third
on r. Browns sacrifice. Woodward hit
to Carroll, who fumbled the ball and
threw wild 10 first, Frances scoring
Batteries: Winchester-Feise ana Wood
ward; agerstown-Fanwell and Peaster.
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BENEFIT FOR CHAMBERLAIN.
Injured Player to Get Proceeds OF
st. Marfin's-TrInity Game.

A game for the benefit of Robert
Chamberlain, a player on the Trinity
team of the Marquette League, who was
injured in a game. will be played Friday
between the ST. Martin and Trinity
teams.
Mr.. Shipley will umpire the Gontest.
which VIII be called at 5:45 o'clock on
the league grounds at Thlrty-fifth and
w streets northwest
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ATLANTICS FORFEIT GAME.
They Put Up Exhibition Contest with
st. Stephens and Win.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

To-day's games-Sou}hen Railway IS Aflantics.
at Van Ness Park. at Sis; St Stephens Institute
vs.. GovpnmeEt Printing Office. Frs. AID II streets
uDTthcast
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Earned ums-Boston. /. First base by eTrcrs-
Boston. l. Chicago. > Left on bases-Boston. To-
Chicago. g. First base on halls-Of Young, 2; OF
Ai;rock. ,; Of Walsh. /. Hits made-O6 Aitrock,
in 81 mningsl; Of Walsh. lin - inninssl-
Struck cut-By Young, !: by Mtrock. ! ly Walsh,
3 Three-has, hits-Uuglaub . Stolen baSes-Sllii-
van Ishell Double plays-WaEnCr to Ferris; Veg
ner 10 Unslaub. Wild pitc.i-Walsh. Passed ball
Criger. Umpire-Nir Connolly. Time Of game
hours and 3 minutes. Attendancc-6,278
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"OLDCY" HERO ZOE LONG GAME
White Sox Humbled by Boston in
FOurteen-inning Contest.
Wild Pitch by Walsh, Followed by
Wagner's Hit, Decides Hard
fought Game.

Boston, Aug. 7.-"Old Cy" Young proved
his worth again to-day, when he took a
fourteen inning game from the worlds
champions. The game was desperately
contested. and not until a wild pitch by
Walsh. and a hit by Wagner, in the
fourteenth inning, let in BostOn's second
score. was there any let-up in the playing
GcQrp-
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First base by erT0rs-St Theress's, 2 Left on
bases-St Theresas 3; ST. Dominc's, g. First base
on balls-OG Moore. /; of Miester. ? Struck out
BY Moore, 3; BY MiesteT. G. Two-base hit-Riston
Stolen bases-Osiermsn Moore. John and Jim pum-
phrey. Double pay-Ashfori 20 Ristcn. Hit by
pitchor-By AItcster !. Wild piteh-SIocre. l.
Passed ball-Mathison. Umpirp-Nlr. Shpley Time
Of game-l hour and o minutes
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Two MORE PLAYERS SIGNED
Cantillon Purchases Kay and Temp
kins from Martinsburg.
Former Is Great Hitter and TOmp-
Minneapolis-ObcrIi Reports.

Encouraged by his good fortune in get
ting real gem in Walter Johnson. from
an April fool league in idaho. Manager
Caatiuon yesterday harpooned two play
ers who have made great records with
the Martinsburg. ". Va, independent
team. They are king Bill" Kay. IN out
fielder ana Dr. Harry Chenille Temp
kins. a pitcher.
Although Kay's IS the regular center
field. be has played several other post
lions. his long suit being hitting He has
played practically every game for Mar
tirsburg. and his batting record FOR tho
season Is $50.
TOmpkins is Martinsburg's maiustay II
the box. and has been touted by follow
crs Of tie West Virginia team as the
greatest twirler that section Of the couD-
try has ever known. so Cantillbn decided
10 give him a trial
As Martinsburg plays ar important
game to-day the players will not be
able 10 report unit. tomorrow. Manager
Thompson believes that Cantillon VIII
ind that in Kay aud Tompkins lie has
two OF the most promising players OBJ
tainable. but, in case either should fail
10 make good they viii be welcome back
70 Martinsburg.
Canullon has decided to turn Oscar Ora
ham over to Minneapolis for more season
Ing. Canull0n still has confidence in The
southpaw. and a string will be kept on
the pitcher SO lie can be brought back
10 Washington In case he should get
back into proper shape. At present he is
affected by a sore arm, but he should
be a big help to the club which is
making a try for the pennant in TIE
American Association.
Pitcher Frank Oberlin, who was pur-
chased from the Boston Americans the
other day. reported TO Cantillon yester-
Gay. but it is not likely that he Will
pitch before the Nationals go West.
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Earned uns-WatsT. ; First base hy errors-
Water. 4: Elec;ricai. ? Left on bases-watcr. G;
Electrical. 3 First base on balls-Of Fague l.
Innings ptched-By Merrill. 8: by Fague. J. Hits
made-0f Merrill. 70: off FaEue 2 Struck out-By
Merrill. 5; by ESan. :. Two5ase hit-Fague Sacri-
fee hits-Egan. Jack Sherman. Beckett. stolen
hascs-McFarlaud 20. EFan e. Beckett a. D5u-
bic plays-Lay 10 Sherman 10 Kenncallv: Beckett 90
sherman. Passed bsli-Bodgers Cmpirc-Mr Rca-
gan. Tine Of game-l hour and , minutes
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L1Tntd rrs-fttnany. : Ninth, D Let On Dasel
Bethany. L. Ninth p First base on baiis-Of
Bal-cr. 4; "A BarnhaTt. J. Hits made-0n BAN
hart. Tin innings; OF Newscnt I lin inningl
Struck 0ut-By Baiser s. by Barnhart. L. by New
gent. ]. Two-hase hits-NlcDouald o.. Stuckert o.
Shedd Ruiz Evans Sacrifice hits-Erans. BalscT
Stolen bases-Rider 81. A. ZaneIli Gallahcr. NJ
Broome. Moreland. CLARK, Mcdonald. Hit by pitcher
BY Raiser. ; by Barnhart J. Uulpire-tir. Belts
Time Of eame-l hc,r and 3 minutes. Attendance
i,5O ,estimated).
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First base by CrTur-Atlautics. g. Left On bases
Atlantis >: 81. stephens. . First base on balls
1 on Moves ). % harng, 2: "a Litcafeld > IN
nings pitched-By Harilr 8; b. Litchheld Two
base hits-C. Sab Heinrich Stolen lases-C sab
CLARK Double pay-Noyes 20 Draeser 10 C. sab.
Hit by ritchsr-By Litchfeld- Umpire-aIr Fenton
Time Of game-i hour ard 70 minutes
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First base by errors- BlocmIngdale. 6: Reservoir,
;. Left on bases-Bloominedale, 8; Reservoir, )
First base on balls-OH Buckley. }; OF Maddox. g.
Struck out-By Buckley. 3; by Maddox. 5. Home
run-Donn Stolen bases C0nover Mcfarland
White Haisp, Buckley, Turner %, Gill e., Stew
art, Walsh Aia1sden Harris Double 7ay-Haislip
% Walker His by piicheT-By Maddox, !. Wild
pitch-Maddox Passed bals-StewaTt, Dom. I'm
pirs-Nir Stunt Time Of game-l hour and 20 min
utrs
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Rtchmnnd the Victor.
to The Washington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, Aug by punching
hits and taking advantage of misplays
on the part Of the opposition, Richmond
secured a lead IN the first inning this
afternoon that the Truckers could not
overcome. Hallman settled down after
the first inning and the batting Of the
visitors ceased. Portsmouth played in
better form after the first inning. Score:
r. II. Z.
Po9tsmouth.......... 0 10 DO % ?
Richmond. 49,. o 0 0 0-y
Battcrics-Hallman and Martin; Long. Carter. and
Walsh.
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DISTRICT LEAGUE.
water Ties Surface for First Place
by Defeating Electrical.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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INST oase Dy erTOrs-W ashlngtOn, 3,
Cleveland .. First base on balls-On I.ieb-
hardt. .; of Johnson, 3. Innings pitched
BY LiebhardL 6; by Berger, >. Hits made
OF Liebnardt. :; off Berger, !. Struck
Out-By Johnson, 6; by Liehhardt &: By
Berger. 2 Three-base hlts-NiH, Wake
field. Two-base hit-NIIl Sacrifice hits
Altizer %, Shipke. Liebhardt. Stolen
bases-Nill, Delehanty, Jones. .Heydon On
Hit by pitcher-By Berger %. Wild pitch
Berger ID. Passed balls-Heydon o.
Wakefield. Umpires-Messrs. Evans and
Sheridan. Time Of game-1 hour and &
minutes.
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flrst base by eTors-Chicag0. :: Philadelphia !
Left Oh bases-Chicago 3; Philadelphia, 5 First
base on balis-0f Overall. J.; of Sparks g. Struck
out-BY Overall /; by Sparks. l. Three-base hit
Kuabe Two-base hit-Shulte. Stolen base-Klinp.
Umpirss-AIessrs. Ridgely and Carpenter Time Of
gamc-l hour and 3 minutes. AttendanceLEl.
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srAXpING OF TIE TEAMS.
WINNING STREAK BROKEN.
After Capturing seven Straight the
Reds Lose to- Brooklyn.

Cincinnati, Aug. With two on bases
IN the fifth inning Rucker singled. scoring
two runs, and it was by this margin that
the Brooklyns defeated the Reds. The
Reds had previously won seven consecu-
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HIGHLANDERS LOSE.
Browns Bat Doyle Hard in the First
and Third Innings.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE Browns beat
the New Yorks to-day by batting Doyle
hard In the first and third innings. Tiff,
the young twirler from Brown. then went
In and did fine work for the rest Of the
game. The only run of him was due to
an error by Moriarlty. Score:
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Water tied Surface for first place yes
terday by defeating Electrical by 8 10 O.
Egan, on the slab for -the winners,
had the Electricians at his mercy, tanning
seven, and allowing but FIVE hits. Water.
on the other hand. hit Merrill freely, con-
Meeting twelve times.
Jack Sherman. at second, played a ster-
ling game.
The nficial rcn-e-
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FIST base on haII5-Of Ruck1r, ); on Hitt, l.
Str1ck out-By Bucker. 5: hy HIT g. Threc-base
hits-Alperman MowTey. Two-hass hit-Lewis. Sac
rihce hiis-Ri,teY Mitchell Stoien bascs.-Lasis.
Hit By pitcher-Odven. Umpire Nj Johnstone
Time Of game-I hour aud IS minutes Attend
auc@-3.0oO.
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At New Orleans-Frst GANG; New Orleans, &;
Memphis / Second game Memphis. O: New o.
leans. iseven innings: darkness.
st BiFningham-Atanta. 3; Birmingham, l.
At Nashyillc-Moutg0mery Z; Nashville, 1.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New London-New London }; Bridgeport, 2
st sfTingheld-springfeld. 6; New Haven, s.
At HolyOke-Hartford, s.; Hoiyoke 2
At Norwich-FiTst game: Norwich 3; Waterbury
?. Second game Norwich. ); Waterbury 0,
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First base by enOTs-NeW loTE, ! y. LoIls. .
Left on hases-New York. Z; St Louis. : First base
on balls-On Doyle. l. Hits made-Of Doyle. Z; on
Tiff 5 Struck out-By Doyle, .; by Tiff, 4; by
Glade. j. Three-base hits-Spcncer Jones. sacri-
fee hits-Pickering. Yeager. Stolen bases-hee'er
Niles. Stone. Double pays-Williams 20 Conroy ;
Wallace 10 Niles 10 JONES' Stone 20 spencer to
Yeaeer. Hit rs pitcher-By Glade. > Wild pitch
Tiff. Passed haIl--Spencer Umpire-Mr. 0Lough-
lin. Time of game-2 hours and Is minutes. At
tendance-3000
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NEW EyGLAND LEAGUE.

At fawreaca-Figst game: Worcester. 5; Lawrence.
? Second game, Lawrence, 3; Worcester, p
At Hayerhill-First game: Haverhill, Il; New Bed
ford. /. Second game New Bedford, z; Haver-
HILL l.
At Lowell-Fan River. 3 Lowell l.
a. Decentralization, .; Lynn, 0.
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TRT-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Willanssport- Trenton. Z; Williainsport, z
At Altoona-Lancaste Z; Altoona. 8
At Johnst0xn-Johnstown, Z; Reading 2
At Harrisburg Wilmington, 4 Harrisburg 2
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Lynchburg, .; Norfolk I.
Lynchburg, - Norfolk, l.
Richmond, ,; Portsmouth, 2.
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JOHNSON FOOLS EN-
Idaho Pitcher Holds Maps
Down to Four Hits.
LOCALS BREAK LOSING STREAK

After Nationals Drop Seven COnsecu-
tive Games, WeiSer Wizard Comes
to the Rescue-CantiIIOnit Out
play Cleveland at Every Point of
the Game-The Official Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-08

The Reservoir Heights team defeated
the BloOmingdale boys yesterday TO l.
Buckley held mis- former club-mates 10
three scattered hits, which Melted the
Bloomingdale club, with the assistance
of errors. runs.
Turner. after an absence of two weeks,
was back in the game. and played good
ball. Donn's homer was the feature. The
official score:
The Washington herald., 1907-08-08
ANrERICAN AssoCIATIoN.

At IndilnRDolis-Tndianapoli ;: 81. Paul, 2
At Toledo-Toledo. 4; kans-s City. 3.
At Louisville-LouisyiIc. &; Minneapolis, ].
At ColumbUs-Columlas, 4; Milwaukee. 3
The Washington herald., 1907-08-08
BETHANY Wins FLAG
Captures Championship in
Sunday School League,
NINTH IS DOwNED BY 8 TO 6

Most Exciting Amateur League Race
I'm the District Concluded by Vie
tory of WOrIey's Team-Ninth Out
bats VictOrs, but loses on Errors.
First Meets Bethany To-day.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-08
PHILLIES BLANK CUBS.
Sparks TwirIs Pretty Game, Allow
ing Locals but Three Hits.

Chicago, Aug. I-Sparks pitched a beau
tiful game to-day and received fine sup
port.
Chicago has signed an amateur catcher