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The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Selling OF local public utility stocks
broke out afresh yesterday on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange. one broker ap-
pearlng on the floor With upward Of 1906
shares Of Washington Railway and Elec-
trie common. which was disposed OF in
20 and 100 share lots The price started at
81 and fell away by degrees TO 5s. and was
then bid back again to 57ls. and after tie
stock was exhausted to Il higher, which
was recorded as the closing price.
Otherwise than the unusual dealings in
Railway common, there was little busi-
ness, though there was active bidding for
the preferred stock and for Washington
Gas. IN neither Of these issues was there
more than a few shares 10 be had, and
after pegging prices up a fraction the call
was passed.
In accordance with the terms Of the
merger Of the Central National Bank with
the Bank of Washington, the Central
stock was wiped from the board yester-
day, after being active for several years
W Riley Decide was absent from the
Stock EXehange yesterday, and II was
said that be was az home Hl with an at
tack Of typhoid fever.
The money. securities. desks. and books
of the Central National Bank were moved
across the street over Sunday and placed
lin the counting room Of the new Bank Of
Washington, and that institution opened
for business yesterday AL day President
Norment and the other officers of the
bank We're the recipients Of hearty con
gfatulati0ns, the president being sent a
huge bunch Of flowers ia token OF the
start of the new bank Mr.. Norment
stated yesterday that the institution would
start with deposits of nearly s4,0006 and
from the good will expressed on every
hand yesterday he felt assured that the
bank would have as happy career as the
two banks that had preceded il.
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wAsHIxGToN CATTLE MARKET.

sEI dividend.
tx dividend s2l5 per share.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Nev YORK, April Closing quotations Of United
States government bonds;
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C. l. Edmunds, Of Dick Brothers & Co.
-Io-days market opened higher and
shorts were further run Ia during the
morning. though al the beginning stocks
we're lower than last Friday. Prices
gradually sagged of. but inactivity ac-
companied the lower prices and after the
noon hour stocks again began 90 harden.
- bears when they attempted to cover,
found vSry little stock offered. and this
was responsible for a decidedly sharp
rally during the afternoon The close was
somewhat Irregular, but prices IN most
cases were only fractionaliy below the
highest Of the season. The general con-
dition of the stock market appears 10 be
distinctly improved ] am inclined TO
the long side OF the market and advise
conservative commitments IN good rail-
way stocks, also copper and steel"
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02

With the talk Of increased dividends for
Atchison and Shelters came the faiutest
kind o. suggestion that the steel corpo-
ration might furnish something in the
same line, and whatever might be Tho
particular reason underlying the buying
of this stock 1t appears to be OF very
good quality.
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G. Bowie Chipmau, Of Z. r. Chapman
& Co.-"The influence OF Saturdays bank
statement and the improved local none
tary situation were reflected i'm the open
ing prices. most of the issues showing
gains, anG quite an increase in tie ac-
tivity. During the day prices continued
on The up track. quietly but firmly and
while few issues sold of from the
highest there was no lack OF positive
ness in the final few minutes. During
the day considerable short covering took
place, but the market was free from sen
sationalism. The last trading was much
stimulated by the expectation of some an
nouncement from Washington containing
a definite statement OF the policy of the
sdministrs ton as 10 the railway situS-
ton. which in its general tenor was not
expected TO be inmical t0 existing Sc
eurities, and in some quarters prediction
was made that il such statement was
announced IL would be on the side for
the restoration of confidence. Consider
ing Thursday and to-days advance, ana
the fact that london opens tomorrow.
after three days holiday. it would be
unreasonable TO expect further gains in
the morning. in which event I would
think well of slipping out Of long stocks.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02

$. H. Agnew, Of Henry Clews & CO.
The course OF prices to-day clearly indi-
Gates that normal conditions again pre-
vail, and that the feeling Of uncertainty
produced By the recent panic has tempor-
arily passed The showing made in Sat
ufday's bank statement brought many
buying orders and a flood Of short COW
erins in the early hour OF the session.
The heavy short interest was also infiu-
enced by the marking UP Of Canadian
Pacihc in which a large short interest
was created a week ago As To the
future market. many factors have 10
be taken into consideration The chief
OF these Is the possibility of "A gigantic
labor strike iii the West After such
an upheaval in prices as that recently ex-
perienced it is folly 10 expect an imme-
diate great recovery, The bear party
Is still In existence. and flushed with re-
cent victories, they will not be slow to
take advantage of any weak spots; and
besides, with the short interest elimi-
mated, the buying power will again be
curtailed and advanced prices will be
more vulnerable % bearish attacks New
ertheless. the forced liquidation is over,
and almost the only stocks that come
out are from bear selling. The market
has all the appearance of creeping up In
prices The advance i'm the last half
hour to-day was due 10 covering OF shorts
and also TO the runor that the President
would issue statement more clearly de-
hning his views regarding the railroad
question"
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Herbert /. Jones. OF Charles G. Gates
& Co.-"Conditions are improving slowly
bGt surely Stocks are a purchase. but
only on the declines. Sharp bulges should
be taken advantage OF 70 sell.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02

American Smelling and Refining was
one OF the earliest bull cards. and those
who had watched the action of the stock
on Friday had little hesitation in playing
IT. That there was large short interest
had been made quite evident at the end
of the past week. and ii was only the in
terference of the large insiders TO pre-
vent the elimination of this factor Of
strength that prevented the movement
from assuming large proportions then.
The short interest was not. however.
alone RESPONSIBLE for to-day's advance. for
there we're estimates Of the earnings that
indicated a decree of prosperity higher
than the highest anticipations previously
entertained in the street, and with these
came a revival OF the rumors about the
possibility Of an increase to 10 pei. cent
IN the rate OF dividend on the common
stock The dividend story. however, was
not very emphatic. and as the date OF the
declaration is still six or seven weeks
of few brokers cared 20 count with anv
certainty on the matter OF an increase.
Atchison's rise brought a revival of in
terest in the dividend question and 1t was
asserted on apparently good authority
that the slump in the market would not
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02

Total sales. sls750fa against 81 0o0 SATURDAY
S. IS 90 = week ago and Sl.ls5.0po year ago.
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TRAVERS Wins CHIEF TROPHY
Defeats Tillinghast at Wilmington
Annual Tournament.
Makes New Amateur Record in
Match with Howard Gee. the
Princeton Champion.

Wilmington, Del. June 15.-Jer1me d.
Travers. Metropolitan champion. this aft
!ernooH captured another honor by winning
the chief trophy In the annual tournament
Of the Wilmington Country Club. defeat
ing a. ". TilGughast, Of the Philadelphia
Cricket Club. 8 mp and 10 play.
The Moutclair. n J.. expert had his
hardest match in the morning against
Howard Gee. Princeton champion. who
was only . down at the turn. but at that
was unable TO stay Travers. who took
four holes in succession, ending the
match.
Anything better than Gees B-foot roll
putt on the sixth and Taycrs absolutely
dead approaches on the eighth and ninth
have not been seen this season.
Coming back Travers had the wonderful
card Of "a. against S. which equals the
professional record. 1t is a new amateur
mark Although not being made in "a
medal round. it is not likely to be re-
garded officially as such.
TIunglast held Travers We'll in the
afternoon until the NINTH where the
youthful wonder got 10 going much as he
did in the morning. Then it was only a
case Of piling up the holes.
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Totals ..... 0 22iu II
.u-s..r f. yt-1-44. f, ,....sr s,,.-;,,,-
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C0RNELL'S SPORT HEALTHY.
IthacHns Not Discouraged by Poor
Showing at Cambridge.

Cornell alumni residents here are
pleased by the spirit shown in the light
Of the Unexpectedly poor work of their
team at Cambridge by the following
manly editorial in the Cornell Alumni
News OF this week:
I'VE are satisfied to know that the
men who wore the Cornell colors in
the intercollegiate meet did the best
they could, and that the men who beat
them were the best lot Of men seen in
that meet In many a year. That they
were beaten is a disappointment but
we shall go right on having athletic
teams, And the teams will go right on
doing the best they can"
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
ADDIE JOSS PICKS WALSH.
Says white Sox TwirIer Is the Great
est Pitcher in Baseball.

Cleveland. Ohio, June 15.-Adrian Joss,
leading twirler pro TEN. Of the American
League, believes Ed Walsh, the White
Sox finger is the greatest pitcher in the
business. says a special dispatch from New
York II is not often that one twirler
eulOgizes the work Of another In the same
league. but Addie is frank in his praise
Of the Chicago spitball artist
walsh is the greatest spithall pitcher
in the world" said joss. He works easy
and at the same time he works hard all
the time. If 1 owned a ball team and
was 10 have my choice Of pitchers, Walsh
would be my first selection"
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
CRIMSON DOWNS HOLY CROSS.
Harvard Team Plays Good Game,
Getting Eight Hits.

Cambridge, Mass. June l5.-Harvard de
feated Holy Cross here this afternoon by
the score Of > to !, in a most encourag-
ing game from the Harvard point Of view.
The Crimson got eight hits as against six
of their opponent and played very high
grade ball. Hartford struck out eight
men to Mansfeld's six.
Holy Cross was the first to score. get
ting her run in the first inning. CahiH
died at first. Cashen the next man up. hit
TO Simons, who threw wild to Briggs,
Cashen going to third. Barry singled,
scoring Cashen, but Sweeney batted a
liner to Mccall, who retired him and
caught Barry off first.
Harvard got her two runs in the last Of
the eighth on a single by Mccall, "A two
bagger by Briggs and a wild pitch Of
Mansfields s. Score:
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Lynchburg Takes Game.

Special I'd The Washington Herald.
DanviIe, Va. June 15.-Danvile had
Lynchburg beaten up to the ninth inning.
when an error by Catcher Ryan tied tie
score, and a dead ball on the same play,
which had been picked up by a boy on
the diamond. let in the winning run.
Home runs by Fisherman for Lynchburg
and HEM for Danville were features.
Score:
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RHE.
PRINCETON CAPTAIN SIGNS.
Jim COOney VIII Play with Zanes-
willie =. q. NJ, Team.

Washington. Pa, June 15.-Capt
Cooney, Of the Princeton University
nine, was to-day signed by Manager
Hogan for backstOp duty with the
GAINESVILLE club, Of the P. Q. NJ. League.
Cooney will report Monday. and will
take the place of Schriver, who has
been laid off with an injury.
Washington to-day signed Infielder
Turner. of the Eastern Illinois League.
to cover third base in the absence of
McKechnie, who is injured.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Philadelphia, 81 Cincinnati. 3.
Pittsburg, 1; New York. 3
Boston, 4; 81. Louis, 1.
Chicago, A Brooklyn, 3.
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Cornell Defeats Alumni.

Ithaca. June 15-The Varsity de-
feated the Alumni to-day by the score
of 4 to in a close and well-played
game. six old captains played with
the Alumni - Brewster, Robertson,
Johnson. Harry Taylor, Douglas Brown.
and Tar" Young. The grads could
not see Deshon, however. while the
Varsity got after Tar" Young in the
fifth inning for two hits and two runs.
They scored again in the sixth and sew
enth. Score.
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COLLINS PAY $11,50O.
Star Third Baseman Received $4,000
Bonus When He Joined Athletics.

Boston. June 15-The Boston Herald
says: If the rumor accredited about Col
lins is true. he was not much Of a loser
by leaving this city.
Before he departed. he communicated to
a friend that he received $500 bonus for
giving his consent to go to Philadelphia.
and as his contract for 1907 calls for S. 800
by his own statement he will receive Sil,-
800 for playing ball
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
LynchburE, 3; Danville, 2.
Roanoke, 3; Richmond, 2.
Norfolk, =; Portsmouth, 1.
sTANnING OF - TEANIs
ROANOKE WINS IN ELEVENTH.
Richmond Ties score in sixth, but
Finally Loses the Game.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va. June 15.-A base on
balls and a single in the eleventh in
ming gave the game this afternoon to
Roanoke by a score of to .. Carter
and Willis did the twirling, and both
pitched we'll In the sixth inning. with
a man on base. Wallace hit a three
bagger. tying the score for Richmond.
However, with lone out Richmond was
unable to score again. The game
abounded in fast PLAYS. Kirkpatricks
three errors helped Richmond TO lose.
Score:
RHE
Richmond......... 0 100OIO0O0 0O-2 6 3
Roanoke......-..-- 0 o / Ol 0 o Is /
Battgries-Richmoud Carter and Walsh; Roanoke,
Willis and Cote
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berg. l. Double plays-OLeary to Downs
to Rossman. Hit by pitcher-By Falken-
berg l. Cmpire-Mr. Sheridan. Time Of
game-1 hour and % minutes
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The score
Totals.......46Eu is Totals ......

'Tvo out when winning rin was scored.
T. S s Dolphin.........-... 0 0 ! 0
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Reverting to old-timers, it might
Christ Church Juniors Win.

On their annual excursion to Marshall
Hall yesterday, the, Christ Church Juniors
easily defeated the st. Andrews Juniors
by to /. The pitching of Parham, and
first base playing Of Brown. for the win
neTs, was the feature
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
CUBS GET A SCARE.
Brooklyn Ties Score in Ninth, bat
Loses I'm the Eleventh.

Chicago. June l5.-The Cubs won to-
days game from Brooklyn in the eleventh
inning after having almost lost it in the
ninth, when Sweeney juggled the ball and
allowed the Trolley Dodgers to score
three runs and tie the tally In the elsv-
enth Killing swiped a tWO-baEger and
brought in the ClinCher. Alperman's
three-bagger. in conjunction with Swee-
ney's tumble. made the game look good to
BROOKLYN. Score
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Struck Uut-By Wo.mCr. l. Home wn-NaEee
Three haS0 hits-D10iu. Hu1hc. Tvo-h5=e bits
hnahe Mitchell Stolen b7=es-kuabe To- Double
pIays-Mcic5n un8Ssi=.Cd. Thomas 90 Courtney;
Daolin 20 kuab1 to osborne hit hy uitcher-By
Brown L UmrirC- Nr. KLEIN Tine Of same
/ hour and IS minutes Attcudsncc-5oJ1
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First base by erTuTs-tleYelaud, .. Left On bases
Cleveland. g; Philadelphia O. First base on balls
or Liebhardt, &; of Clarksou. Q; off Hess. g: Of
Plank ?. of COMBS ]. Struck 0ut-By Licbhardt.
]; by GARRISON, !; by Hess, g. by Plank, ,; by
Coomhs, 2. Two-hase hits-TUner o.. Wakefield o.
Bingham, Bay Nichols. Scybod. HaIts5L Sacrifice
Bradley Stolen bascs-FliCk. Cross Double
plays-Lajoe 20 Turner 90 Stovall; Nichols 70 Cross
10 Davis; Lsioie 10 Stoval. Hit by pitcher-By
Clarks1n !; by Hess. 9 UmNires-Messrs Stafford
and Evans Time Of game-2 hours and Is minutes
Attendance-l0Clc
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sBatted for Smith

Earned Washington. ? First base
by errors-Washington T. Left on bases
Washington. 10: Detroit, s. First base on
balls-Of Muliin, {. off FaIkenberg, l. IN
nings pitChed-By Smith. 4. by Falken-
berg. >. Hits made-Of Smith, 3; off
Falkenberg, B. Struck out-By Smith, 8;
by Falbenberg, /; by Mullin, j. Two
base hits-D Jones' Deiehanty, Crawford.
c. Jones. Sacrifice hits-Delehanty, An
derson. Stolen bsses-Ganley, 2; Falken-
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Pittsburg. June 15.-Pittsburg won to-
days game from New York by the score
of 20 g. McGinnity was hit hard by the
locals, and retired after the seventh in
ming. Wiltse finishing the game willis
pitched fine ball for the locals. Score:
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Connecticut LEAGUE.

A. Norwich-Frst gaH,e-N0raich. s. Waterbury, /
s r-1nd game-WatubIry. 5; Norwich. ;
At Bridgeport Bridgeport Z, New London, =
Al Hartford Hartford. J. Springfield g.
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HITLESS SOXS FAIL TO HIT.
Orth Has worlds Champions at His
Mercy and Wins.

New York. June 15.-In a clean-cut and
well-played game the New York Ameri-
cans defeated the Champion White Sox
this afternoon shutting out the visitors.
Score
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MARINES WIN AGAIN.
Take Close Game from DOlphin's
Jackies in Ninth Inning.

The marines from the navy yard yes
terday defeated the team representing
the L. s 5 Dolphin on the St. Eliza
beth's grounds by 10 g.
HomniCks long drive to right in the
ninth tucked the game safely away for
the marines.
Tho grara-
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Toledo-First game-TUlsdo. z; Milwaukee. O.
Second gamo-T0ledo. ] Milwaukee q
At Columbus Columbus. Z; Kansas City. g.
AZ ndianhpolis-Nlinneap0is {; Indianapolis g.
Al LouigIlIe-st Paul 9: Louisville. T.
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Nenrr tn Meet Yonnrner-

Chicago. H.. June 15-Chsrley Nesry
and Packey Mcfarland will meet at Mil
waukee on June 2S in winner take all
bout. Mcfarland is a youngster, while
Neary has long been away UP in the
lightweight division.
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At Memphis Memphis. 4; Montgomery. Q
A. New Orleaus-First gsme-New Orleans, ! Bir-
mingham, O. Second game-New Orleans. l. Bir-
nil CHAM, O.
~ shreyer"rt-Atlsnta J; Shreveport L
At Little Rock-Little Rock I; Nashville ;
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LIEBHARDT TOO WILD.
Athletics Score Seven Runs Against
Maps in the Second Inning.

Philadelphia, June 15.-Liebharits wild
ness in the second inning to-day lost the
game for Cleveland, the Athletics, by
scoring seven runs, securing a com
manding lead Score:
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R. H. E
Raise for Minnesota Coach.

Minneapolis, June 15.-Dr. H. l.. Will
Jams. football and track team coach at
the University Of Minnesota, has received
a Tsjse in salary of 500 DR.. Williams
will now draw $500 year.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Om7h7-Omahs. Z; Sioux City O.
A. Luc1ip-Lincoln ?; Denver. . lcalled IN tenth
to catch tainl
At Des Moncs-Pueblo s: Des Aloines =
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

A. Trenton-First game-Trcnton. 2: Williams
port, 0. Second game Trenton, o. Williamsport. 3
At Alto7na-Alt00na, g; Lancaster. g.
At York-Ycrk y: Johnst0wn.
A. Wilmington Harrisburg g. Wilmington .
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CARDINALS FAIL TO HIT.
Boston Has No Trouble In AnneNing
Contest ut II. Louis

St. Louis June 15.-The Cardinals
We're unable to hit Flaherty and lost.
& to T. Boston touched up McGlynn
for seven hits. and had the game safe
after the fourth inning Score.
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PHILLIES WIN FROM REDS.
Hitting Of RnHbe and MCGee the
Feature Of the Contest.

Cincinnati June l5.-Heavy hitting in
the first two innings won for the Phlllies
to-day.
The hitting Of Knabe was especially
timely. Magee made home run in the
first inning Score:
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Norfolk Downs Portsmouth.

Batteries-Loucks and Ryan. Murray and Bcutle,
Umpire-Mr. TRULY.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fan Rivcr-New Bedford s. Fan River, O.
At Haycrhill-Lawrencu. 5. Hayuhnl. Q
Al Bosell-Lyuu, 5: Lowell ?
A. Brockt0n-WOfcIster 3. Brocktun. /
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Battries-Hesterfcr and Hurley; Killian and Pc
SON Umpirgs-lIesgrs Donovan and ArTiCgate.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

A. scks0nrilIe-Jsrksnnville 8; Augusta. I.
Al ChaTlesrOn-ChsrlCstCu 2. Savannah. G.
At Cu.mbia-C C1mhis. .; Macon, 1.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
Philadelphia, =; Cleveland, q.
Washington, 1Oi Detroit, q.
New York. 2; Chicago, o.
~. Louis. - Boston, o.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
PETTY SHUTS OUT BOSTON.
Beaneaters Get but Four Hits In the
Game with st. Louis.

Boston, June 15.-Pelty Of the st, Louis
Browns, proved too much for the Pill
grims to-day, and they failed to get q
tally. Score:
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Special 10 The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va. June 15.-The crew of
the Mary Jane this afternoon took the
second game Of the series from the
Truckers by a close score of 9 to /
The game to-day was a pitchers bat
tie. as that Of yesterday. Score:
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Lett on bases-New York Z; Chicago, ?. First base
on balls-Of White. /; off Orth. /. Struck out-By
Ortiz 9; by White. 3 Two-base hits-Chase. Morar-
its Stolen bases-Ben. Elberfeld Umpire-Mr
OLoughlin. Time Of game-I hour and As minutes.
Attendance-910o1.
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Em,t basf hH tiTNI--Dlilhl D, MARINES q Ahff
tallc-Of Wilkins. 4 Struck cur-By wilkins lo;
hy Blomqust. 3. Three-hse hit-Hmnicz. Two
hase hit-NcHcnry Sacrifice hits-SWek0Jskv. Owens
stolen basc=-Maguire. Ferguson i3i, Scott, Davers
Double play-NGallUm % SCutt Hit by pitcher
By Blo0mquist J. Wild pitch-Nikins. Passed hsll
-Hartlrye. Umpire-Nr. Patterson. Time Of game
I hour and . minutes.
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GlANTSLOSE BYARUN
Pittsburg Gets Second Game
Also by Close Score.
McGINNITY DRIVEN FROM BOX

Willis Pitches Good Ball for the
Pirates, Keeping Hits Well Seat
tered-Wiltse Finishes the Contest
for the New YOrISs. but Result Can
not BE Changed-Attendan Big.
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TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.

sTANDING OF - TEAMs
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New wNC.k..--.....-.......-.-. 0 o o 0 ] 2 o.
Pittsfug. ....-..---.-..-....... 0 2 . ~
First base on hals-OE Willis. o. oF NcGiunitv.
!. OH Wil-so. J. Struck 0ut-Bv Willis 2. bv Nc
G3uuite g. Tlgee-lsse hit-shsnuou Tu0-ba-e hits
y aEner. Dsblen Sacrifice Lits-Willis shannon.
stolen hsse-Lesch Double play -Nesl0n 90 Abby.
UmUires-Me5srs O'Dsy and Emslie. Time Of game
I E1ur su1 So minute Attcrd4nye-IsOl5.
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First base on bals-Of NcGlyun. 3; on Flsherty.
. Struck out-By Nc'iluu. 4. by Flaherty. J.
ThIee-base hit-Be8Um0ut Sacrifice hit-Muray.
Stolen hase- Howard. UmIir5-Alr Rigler. Attend
ance-6GC.
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Totals ...... 3 5 81 % 8
sBatt.d az Berssn N ninth InnIhE
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m
COLLEGE GAMES.
A. Nt-iiiinr.rt,,r,,.
At Amherst:

Amherst. 0 0 0-1 ?
Brown 0 0 O-5 z 4
Batteries-McClure, Pierce and Henry; Morse and
Raymond.
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Chicago. 0 1 / 0 -
Bio1klyu.-.............. 0 o O-S
Left on bsses-Rr7oklvn. II. Chicago g. FIRST
base on balls-Of overall. 8; ~ Strcs.oyt 4 Struck
oIt-Bv Overall z. by ~trc5let' T. ThFee-hsse hit
AIrclnsn- Tw1-haze h-rs-L7ers overall King
Hit Or Uircher-Alu1rmar. Umn.ses-MeSsrs. Johns
tone and Carpenter Time Of game-s hours and y
nLunt-.. A--cnllr----5-0.
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-Batted for Pritt in eighth inning.
tEat-ca frr CrL.ar IN esghtL iunirc-
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iu-a-1 ----.- s = lt 3
.sUans hat-oI f.r Wits in ninth inrinr.
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'Batted for Bunch in ninth inning.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16

L1ft on bascs-B0gt0n. Z. s.. Louis. l. FiIst base
on ball7-OT Prut, 9. Struck out-By Pruitt. 2; by
Petty. S. by Oberliu J. Tro-b3se hts-Wallace.
Jones. Stolen bass-Stonc. Double plsys-Ferris t0
Ungaub. Petty 10 Wallace 20 Jones HIT by
pitcher-By Petty. J. UmrTes-Nessrs. Connolly and
Hurst. Time Of game hour and 81 minutes At
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