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The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
MAPS WILL CARRY CHEF.
Cleveland Players VIII be Well
Treated I'm south Next Spring.

Detroit. Sept 1.-THE Cleveland Maps
will introduce a startling innovation on
their training trip to the South next
spring.
Instead Of paying 81 or S a day for the
very poor food served at the hotels OF
Dixie, the Maps viii engage special quar-
ters In some big fiat or in a European
plan hote, and will carry along with
them Their own cook.
This plan has been worked out with an
eye to the proper conditioning of the
players. who usually come out OF the
southland with bad stOmachs and faded
appetites. The cOttOlene and the grease,
the half-cooked canned vegetables, the
thrice skinned milk; the nauseating cof-
fee. the tough roast beef. the ancient and
honorable lamb chops, the scrawny
chicken. and the pTunes may all be all
right for the people who like them, but
they have no place on the up-tO-date bill
Of fare they have no part in an athletes
training. nor in the preparation of a ball
team for the rough, hard work Of 154-
game campaign.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
HONORS FOR COLUMBIA CLUB
Washington Golfers Capture the
Middle Atlantic Cup.
Take Team Match from Wilmington
Golf Club by TO 2-Summarfes
of Teams and Play.

The Columbia Golf Club has again be
come the holder of the Middle Atlantic
Team Trophy. A year ago the Columbias,
at that time holders Of the cup, gener-
ously Tel!nquished title and sent the cup
TO Wilmington. to be contested for at the
annual meet Of the association. The WI
mingtOn club won the trophy at that
time and successfully defended the title
until Friday, when o strong team from
the Columbias defeated Wilmington by
superior play. and brought the cup back
10 Washington.
The cup is subject TO challenge by teams
from any of the clubs in the Middle At
lantic Association.
The following is the summary OF teams
and play:
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CRICKETERS 1T PRACTICE.
Washington Club Team Prepared to
Play Sons of 81. George.

To enable the captain Of the home team
IN to-day's game between the Sons cf St
George Cricket Club. of Baltimor. and
the Washington Cricket Club TO obtain a
line on the members 90 be selected 70 rep
resent the home team, practice game
was played yesterday afternoon at Chevy
Chase Circle, between selected teams rep
rescnting the captains and presidents
teams Of the club. The fielding was sharp
ana clean generally, the one-haad catch
OF Sousa being She star stunt along this
line. OF tae batsmen, Warren proved the
best scorer
The game to-day will be called al noon
on the grounds at CHEVY Chase Circle
This viii be the final iuter-city match
game 10 be played on the home grounds
this season.
The score of yesterdays game follows:
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Special to The Washington Herald,


New York Sept IA stranger within
American League Park gates ornamonted
the mound for the Washiagtons to-day in
their final game in this city, and lis poor
all around work caused no pangs Of dis
appointment TO the Highlanders. Ian
ford was the stranger name, and he was
Wild and Ineffective. New York made
enough runs in the first inning TO win.
and was in the thick of another scoring
bee In the fifth when Lanford was re-
moved and Patten went in.
Joe Doyle pitched safely, sanely, and
steadily for New York Chase furnished
a couple Of plays, the worth Of which
made them stand out in bold relief, and
the new outfclder, Bell, from Montana.
made a good beginning Laaford knocked
Laporte out with pitched ball in the
first inning. and this opened place for
Bell. who fitted into the right field niche
nicely.
Chase's first good play came in the first
inning. He pouRced on Delchanty's bunt,
laced the ball down TO Ball at second and
forced Milan, and then stepped back in
time TO take Balls throw and double Del
Six in the Opener.
The Yankees scurricd over the plate
six times in their half Of the first. Hoff-
man starting the scoring mclange with a
base on balls Ball hunted safely and on
Altizer's miscue Chase was safe 1t was
here that Laporte was hit on the head by
an inshoot and laid out for several min
UIes. Hoffman had scored on AItizers er-
Tor. and when Orth, who ran for La
porte, took first the bases were filed.
Smith made a tiptop play on Williams
warm Clout, and, assisted by Delehauty
and Aluzer, touched of q bad play, Ball
coming in while the ball was in transit.
q spasm of miscellaneous Washington
butter-hngered bIundering ensued, Dele
hanty fumbIed on Conroy, and Chase tai
lied. Connie stole second. Lanford made
a balk. Louden walked, and 4 passed
bail let Conroy tally. Thomas belted q
skinner TO left and scored Louden.
Doyle WAS hit by a pitched bali and H0f,
man hit safely and scored Thomas
a base on balls 10 Jsnes, a passed ball.
and Louden's supplementary tumble Of
Kahoe's grounder sent Jones around in
the second inning. A wild throw by
Doyle. trying TO head off Lauford;
Thomas tumble of MiIan's tap in front
Of the plate. and Ganley's fly to Bell en-
abled LanfOrd 10 make the grand tour in
the third. y wonderful stop by Chase,
with two on bases IN the fourth. mulcted
Smith ont of a hit and kept the plate in
violate from Washingtons assault
Lanford wavered and Wabbled again in
the nth, The North Carolina recruit
passed Louden after COnrOy had singled.
He got the blue envelope then and there.
Thomas salUted Patten with a three bag
ger on which Conroy and Louden came
home.
As soon as Patten got his bearings he
was effective, and the New Yorks had to
be satisfied with the eight runs.
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VIRGINIA'S DATES ANNOUNCED
Charlottesville Team viii Play the
Leading Southern Elevena.

special 20 The Washington Hemld,
Charlottesville, Va. Sept. H-Manager
S. B. Woods. jr., Of the University Of
Virginia football team, returned to-day
from the jamestown Exposition and an
nounced his schedule for the coming sea
son as follows:
Tuesday. September 2s-wiuiam and Mary Col
lego, az Charlottesville
Friday, September 27-Davidson College. at Char
lCttcsville
Wednesday, October 2-Richmond College. at Char
lottesvillo.
Saturday October 5-st. Johns AnnapolIs) at
Charlottesville.
Saturday October l2-Open
Saturday, October &-yrEinia Military Institute
az Charlottesville
Saturday, October 9s-North Carolina, at Richmond
Saturday. November 2-Sewanee at Norfolk
Saturday November e-Washington and Lee al
Charlottesville
saturday, November l6-tieOTgetown. at Washington
Thursday. November D Thanksgiving Day)-Arri-
cultural and Mechanical College Of North Carolina.
at Norfolk.
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To Sell MilIbrook stud.

Lexington. KY, Sept. 4.-Andrew Miller
F. C. Bishop. and c. NJ. Bishop, proprie-
tors Of the Millbrook stud. announced to-
night through their Lexington agent that
they will sell all OF their thoroughbred
horses at public auction this fall. The
stud includes the noted French stallion.
Adam. purchased at cost OF $4,000;
Handspring, and some thirty-three brood
mares that were selected at great cost
last year. The sale is for the purpose of
dissolving the partnership.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
BroOISIund Batters Unable to Con-
meet with TyvirIer's Curves.

The Brookland ball club was shut out by
a picked nine. composed mostly of Brent
wood players. with Barnhart officiating in
the box. Not a hit was made off Barn
hart SimOns. who twirled for BrookIand
also pitched effectively, but the fielding
of HIS teammates, coupled with weakness
at the bat, accounts for the defeat two
Of their errors coming In the third inning
when their opponents made three Of their
four hits
The game was played for the purpose
OF obtaining funds for the relief OF one OF
the Brentwood players. who is I'll in
local hospital with typhoid fever. Score:
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SAND ROWS DAVIS TOMORROW.
German scufIer Has Accepted ChaI-
IenEe of the Potomac Club Crack.

Waldemar Sand who represented Ger
many In the Middle States regatta, will
row Clarence Davis. the champion junior
Of the Potomac Club, on the Potomac to-
morrow evening at o'clock.
Sand has been out for a trial spin to
acquaint himself with the shell loaned
him by the Potomac Club.
c. R. Zappone will referee the race from
the motor boat Black Arrow, which will
also carry officials Of the Potomac Boat
Club, a representative from, the German
Embassy, and Count A. c. Musehold.
through whom Davis challenge TO row
Sand was accepted.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
Some Boston-Athletic Games

May 3, I9o4-Boston. ;; Athletics. O. The
famous no-run-no-hit-no man reach FIRST /.
base game, with Young and wadden pitch
ing
July T. lSO5-Athletics, (; Boston. 2
TEenty-inning game, Young and Waddeu.
pitchers.
September I, leO6-Athletics. 4; Boston, !.
Twenty-fOur innings Harris and COombS,
pitchers,
September 9. laO7-Atheltics, 0; Boston, 0.
Thirteen inningE Young and Waddell,
pitchers.
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MAPS DOWNED BY WHITE sOX.
Big Crowd Cheers Home Team,
Which Gains In Position

Chicago, Sept H-In the presence OF
a screeching multitude that packed the
park to suffocation. the White Sox in
flicted a severe defeat upon Lajoie's men
to-day. Smith was too strong for the
Clevelanders. while Rhoades was hit hard
az critical times Scnra.
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Struck out-By Pfestsr j. by Fraser. 2; by Coax
ley 2 Sacrifice h.t=->CLg.-a king Egec Z.
Tinker Stolen basss-lIcLlau. Kane Lebsrt king
p, EFgrs- Double I.1ys-Islerr r8 Mclean. LlbeTI
% Hugglus 90 Mitchell Mclean so MaVrey. Wild
pi'cl-Colhcy. Passed blIi-McCaltty. Umpire
MeSsIs. Euslla and KLEIN. Time Of game-2 hours
lrl 8 mLnutr. Arrart.ncE-E 30
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TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Pittsburg at 81. Louis.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
-. -. 14.-BroakIrn -.

Brooklyn. Sept. 4-Brooklyn Nationals
defeated New York in both games Of
the doub.e-header this afternoon. The
first was a free-hitting contest and went
thirteen innings before the Trolley Dodg-
CTS won. In the second game Brooklyn
shut out the Giants. The same was
called in the fifth on account of darkness.
Scores.
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'Batted Tor Patten in ninth.

FIRST base by err0rs-WashIngton I.
New York, Left on bases-Washing-
ton, 3; New York, Q First base on balls
on Lanford, 8; off Doyle, 2 Struck out
BY Lanford. 2 Three-base hit
Thomas. Two-hase hit Couroy. Stolen
bases-COnroy, >. Double plays-Chase
10 Ball; Smith 10 AlJizer. Wild pitches
-Lanford. Passed bals-Kahoe. Thomas.
UmpiTe-Messrs. Sheridan and Stafford
Time Of game-2 hours Attendance-i.5l go.
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TRT-sTATE LEAGUE.

At WilHamsToTt- -Wil.iaG-Trrt, (; Lancaster. z
AT Altooua-A.t1CUa. Z; Trenton. Q
At Johnstowu-johUstovu. g; Wilmington. 2
At Harrisburg Harrisburg. Z; Reading.
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ATHLETICS GET BOTH
Mack's Team Has a Firmer
Strip on the Lead.
FIRST GAME IS A CLOSE ONE
Both Young and Bender Forced to
Retire, Owing TO Batting Rallies.
DySert AIso in Box In the Second.
Big Crowd Sees Leaders Forge
Ahead I'm Race for PennRnt.

Philadelphia, Sept. 14-The Athletics de-
feated Boston in both games to-day and
increased their lead In the pennant race
The first game was a hard-hitting one
both pitchers being relieved. In the sec
ond contest Dygert held the visitors safe
a. al times Scores.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
FIRST CANE

'Batted for McGiunity iu tenth.
fBatted for Ritter In tenth
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Connecticut LEAGUE.

At New Hyen-First game. New Haven. S. New
London. ]. Second game New Haven. .: New Lon
don. J.
At NCruici-Waterhury s. Norwich 2
At Hartford -Hoyoke ]. Hartford o.
At Suriaghcld-Brdgcport 6. Springfield O.
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Col. Jack ChInn a Bnnkrupt.

Louisville. KY, Sept. 14.-When a mort
gage Of $4,000 was placed on the property
Of Col Jack ChInn. famous throughout
the racing world. It became public that
the noted hOrseman was a bankrupt.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Des Noincs-F.Tst game. Omaha. : Des Molnes
J. Second game: Des Noiues g; Omaha. l.
At Denver-First game: Lincoln. 6: Denver. T.
Second game: Denver. 6. Lincoln, O.
At Pueblo-Sioux City 6: Pueblo O.
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Continued on Page 2, Column 9.
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FIRST GAAn

irst base by crr1r-Ncstcn. l. Left on ba-es-
B,stou z; Philadelphia. 5. First base On baIs-On
Young 2; Of Bender 2: q Prlitt l. Struck ont
By Dygert ?; by Bender 4. TWo-hasc hits-Con.
salton. Grimshaw ~, Parent, Sullivan Hartscl.
Murphy. Schreck SCyb0ld. Davis Sacrifice hit
Ferris. Double plays-Pmitt TO Knight % Parent
GriEshaw 20 Parent 10 ConFalton. Umpire-Mr
o L0ushlin Time of gamc-l hour and % minutes
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PHILLIES TAKE BOTH.
BOstOn's Errors Prove Factor in
the Two Contests.

Boston. Sept 1i-ErrOrS defeated the
home team in TIE first Of the double
header with the PhNIes. but in the sec
oud game they had not even this excuse,
for the visitors outplayed them in every
department Brown, who twirled for the
Quakers in the second contest. allowed
only two singles. while his clubmates
touched up Lindaman for nine hits. Scores:
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SECOND GAME

FHst base On balls-OU Glade, J. stmck 0Ut-By
Glade. !; by Sisyer. 8. by Dineeu. J. Two-base
hits-PiCkering. 2. Stephens Sacrifice hits-Sieyer
d, Jones Stolen basc-Nilcs Double Pays-Wal-
Lace 20 Niles 20 Jones' Jones junassistedl. Hit by
ptchcr-By Sieyer. /; by Dineen. T. Umpire-Air,
Evans
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Earned un-Phiisd,lraia, I. First b1se tv errors
Fh-ladslIaia Left ca oa-s7-padaielHhis 4 Brs-
ton. 6. First base on hauS-Of Couido1. 8, a
Fisherty T. Struck By Gordon. g. Tw1-tase
Llt-Needham. stolen ta-s--Eain ~. Double
Tiays-Bridweu % Bitchv E1aler-y o. Ritchey to
T,nucy Umrue-Alr UDay. Time Of game hour
and & minute
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Left on hascs-Ncw York. 8; Brooklyn, &. First
base on balls-Of StTicklctt, (; OF Lynch g. Struck
out-By Stricklett {; by Lynch, !. Sacrifice hits
Casey. Stolen bases-Batch. Umpres-Nessrs.
Carpenter and Johnstone, Time Of game hour
Attendsnce-l2000.
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CUBS HAVE EASY TIME.
Hits Are Plentiful, but Champions
Get the Majority of Them.

Chicago, Sept. 4-Cincinnati batted
four runs across the plate in the first In
ming ard was then stopped short. Chi
cago hit Coakley all over the lot. going
ahead in the second round. and crossing
the plate at will The batting of Slagle
and Holman Mara laatmEas E.nra. =
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

LynChbuTE, - Richmond, 1.
Richmond, - Lynchburg, o.
DRnViIIe, p Portsmouth, o.
DanVtlie, II Portsmouth, o.
Roanoke, 4; Norfolk. 2
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Montsomery-M Montgomery. = Memphis G.
~ Atlauta-Atlanta 10; Little Rcck.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, Il: New Orleans.
At BiHningham-First game: birmingham. 2.
shreveport 0. Second game Birmingham. s. shreve-
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Princeton-CorneII Footbau C.me.

Ithaca. n. Y, Sept 14-Despite the wide
circulation Of reports 10 the contrary. the
Cornell-Princeton football game this year
will be played on Percy Field, this city.
on October Is.
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DOWN GIANTS
Brooklyn Takes the First in
Thirteenth Inning.
THE SECOND GAME a sHUT-0UT

First a Free-hItting Contest. While
the Next Il Well Played and Goes
Only Five Innings. Being Called on
Account Of Darkness-Burch scores
Four OF the Runs in the First.
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ALOYSIUS EASY FOR
The TREASURY TEAM
Departmental Leaders Win
in District Series.
TRINITY D0WNED, 4 TO 3
Capital City LeaguerS Take the
Opening Game.
TRINITY DOWNED, 4 TO 3

Record-brenk Crowd Sees Rival
Teams CIaFh in Series for District
Amateur Baseball TIt1e-Wiu Be
Necessary for Treasury and Trinity
10 Play on the Tie-GaIIRgher and
Kerr the Opposing TwiFIeFs.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Uuca-First game. Troy. 2: Utica. L Second
game. Utica, G, Troy g
At tGloyerTille-Albsny. s; A. J and G.. g.
At Scranton Scranton. s, Biuglau,on J.
Az WilFesbarTc-W -WIkcshaTe. .. Syracuse. O.
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LANFORD NO PUZZLE
TO The GOTHAMITES
Six Yankees Score in Open
ing Inning.
WILD AND INEFFECTIVE
Case Patten Comes to the Res
cue in.the Fifth.

North Carolina PhenOm Gives New
His Teammates Help 10 swell the
Total by Poor Work in the Field.
Hal Chase Gives n Real Exhibition
of How 10 Play First Base.
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" W. NJ IIVINItt' t'IIIl-II y.
Brauner. Left on baSes-Picked Nine. &; Brookland
l. First base on ball5-OT BarnhaTt, /: OF simons
J. First base Oh srTors-Picked Nine l. Hit by
pitched baIs-By Simons !. Struck out-By Barn
hart s; BY Smons. 7. Umpire-Nir. Hayes. Time
Of game-l lour.
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SECOND GAME
-Batted Tor Morgan in eighth inning.
fBatted for Pruitt In ninth iuui7a.

Philadelphia. 0 o ; 2 O-5
Boston. on........-..-........-...-0 0 O o O 0 %
First base by erroTs-Boston. !. PHILADELPHIA g.
Left on bascs-Bost0n. :. Philadelphia. E. First
base on baLls-Of Morgan. J.: cg Dygsft g. Struck
out-By Morgan. 3; BY DyserJ. G. Tvo-basc hits
t0ugi!t0n 2. Ferris Scybold. Davis. Collins stolen
bascs-ConSal,ou. Seyt0d. Double play-Mmply %
Nichols &C. Davis Hit by p.tcAcr-By Dyg.rt. T.
Umpire-Mr OLoughlin. Time Of game hour and
50 minutes Attendauca-2000
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No Games Scheduled for To-da,
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
EVEN BREAK At RICHMOND.
LyHchbuTE Takes the First, but IL
shut Out I'm Second.

Special % The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, Sept. 14-Richmond and
Lynchburg broke even here to-day IN
doub.e-header. The champions batted
Revelle hard in the first game and won.
5 to l. The second game. a six-inning af-
fair. was easy for the Colts. > 20 0. Oak
ley was wild IN the first game. but got
fine support. Bases on balls caused de
feat for Pitcher Murray in the second
game. Scores:
First game RHE
Richm-ud ............... 0 0 0 0 / o 0 0-I o
Lyrcbblrg. .............. 0 O-5 Il ]
Batteries Richmond. Rcyellc and Walsh, Lynch
burg. Oakley and Hinton.
Second gamc- RHE
Richmond. .............. 0 l 0 0 o. 2
LyuchburE. rE.............--......... 0 0 o 90
Ratteries-Richmond, StacSpoIe and Walsh; Lynch
burg. Murray and Holt.
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Norfolk Beaten by Roanoke.

Special 10 Tho Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va, Sept. 14-NOrfolk lost to
Roanoke to-day by a score Of TO 2
Although It was a good game, the fans
were greatly disappointed that the club
winning streak has been BROKEN. Score
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CARDINALS OUTPLAYED.
Pirates Have No Trouble In winning
from the TnilcudCrs.

Pittsbure. sep. 1.-THE Pirates to-day
defeated ST Louis 40 Exposition Park.
TO !. The Cardinals were outplayed
throughout the game. Score.
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Fhsl Odse ul tIIOIs-O llcagO- 2 Cleveland, Left
on baSes-Chicago s. Cleveland, g. First base on
balls-Of Smith. I. of Rhoadea. L Struck out-By
Smith, s. By Rh0ades. . TwO-base hits-TanRehill
Donohue. Sacrifice hts-Jones. Sullivan. Stolen
bases-Flick. Hahn. Tannehill. Double play-Daris
20 Donohue. Hit by pitcher-HahH Jones' Passed
ball-Clarke- Umpres-Nessrs- Connolly and Hurst
Time OF game-l hour and 50 minutes. Attendance
800
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FIRST GAME.


Detroit. .................. 0 0 0 0 0 0-I
ST Louis. ls..................--.-0 O l II
First base on baIls-Od ~siever q of Bailey. s.
Struck CuJ-By SiCyCr, 3; by Bailey. s. Three-base
hit-NGllaCC TWO-hSe hit-YClger Sacrifice hits
Pickering. Payne. Stolen base-Cohb, Double play
Mics o. Wallace 70 T. Jones. Passed balI-Payue.
UmIire-AlT. Evans. Time of game-l hour and 50
Minutes
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TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Detroit at st. Louis.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
TIGERS IN THIRD PLACE.
Double Defeat at Hands of Browns
Proves DfsastrOus.
Yesterdays RESULTS

st. Louis, Sept. 1.-THE Tigers received
a severe jolt at the hands of the Browns
to-day. the latter taking both games of
double-header from Jennings cham
pionship aspirants Scores:
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First base by errors-St- Louis. !; PlttsbUIE
Left on hsscs-Piushurg T. -. Louis. J. First base
on halls-Of Willis. !. of RAYMOND. s Struck out
BY Willis. :; by Raymond. g Hom8 um-Ieacl
TWo-basc hits-Gibsdn Holly Sacrifice h!ts-Wii-
lis Swacus. Passed halls-HcstetteT lsI. UmTiFe-
lfT RizCr. Time Of game-l hour and 35 minutes
AttcndanCe4 SO.
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FIrst 08se UT e11T--IEIIateITHi8- = HIEf01 !
Left on bases Philadelphia. 3. Boston. g. First
base on ball,-Of Brown 6. oF LInIamau. T.
Struck cJt-Ey E-rvr. 2. rv Ttazfmar. D. EaIE-
Brown. Thrce-base hit-T.rrs. ~acr5-e -hrlrE
stolen haScs-Tlt1s. nrali-. Krafe. Double play
Dr0lin % Courtrev. Hit d. pitcher Ku7le Ran
dali Wud uuch-Liniamsn- Umlfrc-N-. D.pay.
Time Of game hour and % minute. At.suiarge-
SOS
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nnnriIIe Tnkes DoubIe-hender.

Special to The Washington Herald
Portsmouth, Va, Sept H-Portsmouth
was shut out in two games to-day by
Dsuyille. the first game resulting in a
score Of to and the second game. Of
ten innings, was 1 10 0. The fans in
Portsmouth are heartbroken. Scores:
y L
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
NO HITS OFF BARNHART.

At Tolodo-Toledo, e; indianapolis. 8.
st Columbus-DcuisyilIe 6: Columbus. )
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fBatted for Ritter in tenth
Brooklyn......... ? 0O0O3 0 IS
New YoIk......... 3 2 0 0l 90 c 0 0 II
First base By erCrs-New York = Left on bases
New York First base on baIIs-Gr NTrtii.-
nity. 3, on Amcs. q Ca Mcintyre I BaIk-Mc-
lntyrc. Struck out-By Mcintyre. 2. hy McGin-
nifty. 2 by Ames 8 Home run-NcGanr Three
base hits-Jordau ~. stolen bases-Casey. AIpsr-
man. Burch. Umpirgs-Mrssrs. Johustoue and car
pCuter. Time of rame-2 hours
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Iattod fnr Pfeister in seconf

Chicago. o............... 40I2 20ls x-l2
Cincinnati. Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 ID
| First base by erTors-Chieago. !; Cincinnati l.
Left on bases-Chicago. 9; Cincinnati. g. First base
on balls-0f Pfeister /: Of Fraser. 2; OF Coakley
! Hits made-oh Pfeister, ln two innings).
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Philadelphia, b Boston, I.
Philadelphia. 81 Boston, 1.
Brooklyn. =; New York. :.
Brooklyn, - New TOrk,O.
Chicago. II; Cincinnati, >.
Fittsburg, q; 1t. Louis,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-24
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Inferred at the pnstoiIice In Tabor, y.
d., as secund-class matter.

The members OF the pro-
cssive cinch club met in a sur
rlse party at the home of Dir.
Rnd Mrs. L. Wallace Saturday
Digit. and tables were immediat-
arranged and games started.
Pr. Wallace and Miss. Carrie
ctrik who sat opposite each
bther Sam. out victorious IN the
kirmish partly by luck, skill, and
asst but not least, large mirror
located behind the broad
Rhoulders OF Mr.. wallace; so It
rls alleged. But both accused
enied empha,ieally of having
Rny connections with the reflect.
Png mirrcr. After the games, lun-
heon was iudulgcd in after
llch the participants repaired to
h,r homes. Mr.. Wallace in COM
!, nsation of his mastery man
,ularionS was awarded a mini.
'ure figure representing. His
Natanic Maj sly. To be sure that
he triumphant Mr.. Wallace pre-.
estcd but the majority decided
Il and he had TO submit.
Mother who give their children
Nennedy.S Laxative Cough Syruh
FnrarIably ind0rse Il. Children like II
'caHse the taste Is 80 pleasant. Con.
ain Iloney and Tar. II Is the orgy.
'al Laxative Cough Syrup ani Is
nriraled Tor the rcliycd Of Group.
F'rive the cold ont through the
P"Hcls. Conforms To the Natioal Pure
up'I and Drug Law. Sold by Tabor
Phug Store
Have you tried the Hero" corn
Fhcllcrt II not try one. They
PIE the best and years OF use will
Convince you that they arc.
hen perssps you need a manure
Fpeader Of a good strong wagon,
- ~..a.. a sst,.n h..rr., Nc have