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The Washington herald., 1907-07-19

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Hagerstovri............. 0 5 2 0 Ks 9 0
Observation-Disclosures stCrzer and Craig; Ha-
gerstowu, Finn and Ho,lser. Umpire-Mr. Case.
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tired the side. The score:

Let on oases-t t!eyeiand. .; AtuleticS 10. First
base on halis-OG Rhoades, /; OF Hess 8; of Bern
hard !; of Bender !. Innings pitched-Ry Rhoadcs
l-3; by Hess, l3; by Bernhard Is Hits made
OF Rhoades, ID; off Benhanlt 2 Struck out-By
Rhoades. !; by Hess. /; by Bernhard g. by Bender
!. Three-base ht-Bcnder. Two-base hit-Daris
Sacrifice hits - Bradley Nichols Davis Powers
Stolen base-Bradley. Wild pitch-Beruhard I'm
pires-NIeSsrS Stafford and sheridan. Time cf game
/ hour and 81 minutes. Attendance $50
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Surface Department defeated the Col
lector Of Taxes team yesterday in d
good game, by 20 .
America was on the slab for the win
ners, and held his opponents safe IN all
but one inning, when, by punching three
hits. the Collectors tailed twice. He
won his own game in the fifth inning by
a home-run drive 10 right field. with two
men on bases.
The fielding feature was catch back
Of shortstop by Talbert on an apparently
safe drive. The winners ran bases at
WILL pilferius eleven sacks in the six
innings
A picked team from the District
League will play the Metropolitan Police
"a: National Park for the benefit of the
policcmep's Relief Fund
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First base Oh blils-Of America. 8. of kuile. 3
Sruck out-By America 8; hy Kulie T. Home
uJu-America. Two-bsse hit-TalasIt. stolen bases
Whiting 81, Hoffman Senior 2. Walters ~ Tai
bert BoU-oiroa 49, Gncsi Barron. Graham. Ber-
Tiau Mamiou. His hy ritcher-By America I: by
KuIe. !. Passed ball Nami1u. Umpiro-Mr. Ter
gus0u, Time Of game hour and > minutes.
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Two-hlse hits - Widmayer. OBuan sullivan.
Stolen bases-'Teeu ~, HllsaV. Widmayer Ogis.
J. Collifiower Damuler ~ sullivan l2i. Left on
bascs-St Martins 4. St. Peters 5 First base on
balis-oh Huieary, 4 ~ OEe. j. Fist base on
eIrors-St. Martins. 3 Struck 0uf-Ry Green. 2. tg
ose. 8; hy HHleay. 6. Passed ualls-Nlsi0y Wid.
mayer. Wi'd pitcli-HHlfau. UmDirc-Nir McCauu.
Time Of game-l hour and > minutes
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CLEVELAND IS BLANKED.
Athletics Pile Up Five Runs on the
LnjOieIess Maps.

Cleveland, July lS.-The Athletics made
It three straight by winning to-days
game. to o.
Three hits in the fifth netted one run
and Bender's triple and a wild pitch
brought in another in the eighth. Collins
hit a sacrifice. and Bender's single scored
one in the seventh, and after HartseI
had hit safely, Hess succeeded Rhoades
and passed three men. forcing in tive
runs.
Bernhard replaced Hess then, and re
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RHF

Batteries Wheaton, Mcknight and KRAFT; Brook
land Simons and julien
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The official score:

Earned s-CongTessonaS. 2, Independence. 2
First base by neutrality-suspicious., 3. Left on
bases Congressional 6; Independence. First base
on ball5-C C0ngressionals. I; Independence 3 Struck
out-R0hman. 6; Turton. Z Twobass hits-Al0ye
Garter. Sacrifice hit-Thomas. Stolen bsses-Ho-
burner. Wager, Smith Kramer Rohrfnan. Boushee
Parker Ernst Double plays-KramCr TO Move
Thomas 70 BOushee. Hit by piteheI-By Rohrman
]; by Turton. J. Passed balls-KTaner. Rohrman
Garter (2l. Cmpire-Mr Glunt. Time Of game
hour
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4"11-7 'FfFF1 2 70 i".al
zone out when game was called

MS Ul9s y tIiUEs-D0luluuiA = % ottIIItu $
/ Left on bases-COumbia. 3; ST Stephens. l.
First base on balls-of Donaldson. 3; Of RechaTd.
2 Struck Out-By Donaldson. !: by ReichaTd. 3
Two base hits-H9ok Bradley Sacrifice hit-Bishop
Stolen bases-Smith. Mullen Heinrich. Clark Dou-
Ole play-SfUleu lunassistedl. Hit by pitcher-By
RechaTd. l. Passed bell-kraft Umpire-Nfr. La
ToVor. Time Of game hour and u minutes.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Chicago, 2; BOstcn, o.
New York, 4; Pittsburg, =.
Brooklyn, 3; st. Louis, =.
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A. Minneapolis-NIinneap0.is ?; Columbus.
At ST. Pagl-St Paul q; Indianapolis. T.
At Milwaukee, Milwaukee. 3. Toledo. I.
Az Kansas Cjty-kausas CITY. 3. Louisville l
Second game-Kansas Cts, q Louisville, Z
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At BTidgeport-NCrwich. 5; BridgeTort /
At New Haven-HolyOke. (: New Haven. 8
A. Waterhury-W Waterbury. %; New London, .
At Har1foJd-Hartf5rd. (; Springfield. 2
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allowance claimed.
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Woodland Athletic Club would like
TO meet all teams whose general average
Is fifteen or sixteen years, TO decide the
junior championship Of the District. Ad-
dress F. Sullivan, 1924 Thirteenth street
northwest.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At UtiCa--First game. Utica 3 WiIkesbzTe. /
Second game-Wi WilkesbaTre. l. Utica. 3
Az Albauy-SyTacuse. g Albany, /
At Tr0y-TToy !; BinghAmton, 0.
At Johnst0wn-First game. scranton. :, A. J ard
c. O. second game- A. J. and c.. ?. scranton,
lcleyen innings.
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Defeats sparrovs Point.

SPECIAL 70 lhe washington Herald
Winchester, Va, July 1S-Winchester
defeated the Sparrows Point Nd, team
at Reservoir Park this afternoon in a
fve-inning game. TO 5. Both Cantwell
and Orem were touched up lively. Wood
ward was injured in the fourth and had
20 retire
Batteries; Winckester-Cautweli Woodward, and
Luhn. Sparrors Point-0rem and Wilson
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Earned runs-Detroit, T. Left on bases
Detroit. 6; Washington, ). First base on
balls-On Mullin, 3; Gehring, /. Struck
out-By Mullin, /; Gehring 3. Three
base hits-Downs, GanIey. Two-base hits
ROssman, Hickman Stolen bases-Dele-
hanty, Coughlin, Rossman, Crawford
Cobb %. Passed ball-Warner. Umpire
Mr.. Evans Time Of gameI hour and 5,
minutes
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The summaries.

FIRST RACE-seIiiug; purse q $500 added ;ar
icur year-clGs and upward. 0Ee aud otle-sizteeuth
miles. Hyperion H. Us .Kuaffl ? 20 l. won; Cut
ter. s3 walsh. 20 J. second PreteHsion. 10
iMilTi, 3 20 2, third Time. As 55. Won Tr0mp
Mary T. Chief HAYES, Standover. Akbar, Brlucas
and o. K also ran.
SECOND RACE-SeIlingi purse u $50 added for
Uaiicn tu0JtlT-0lds. Eve and Cne-haf frlaugs
Single stone s. I;eckmaul % 20 l. won. Pr0cliv-
itr, p Walsh ; % l. seclad- C.rrc1b 10 Not
ter, : 20 D. third Time. los. Relu!te. Alexander
Grant ACa Garter Punch. Basmau. Divorce.
Treasure. Aoracadahrs, CarsuEh, NImpoFre Arrow
Swift and Bob Hampton alsa ram
THIRD RACE-Haudicap, s. 20 added: for three
ycacolds and upward. one aud oue-=igbth miles
60Gbsl lei r. Bran l3 tB 8 won. Running
Watsr. rs AHlsrl, 20 J. sscoud. Confedera,e lGz
loaudyi. 5 20 /, t.ul Time. l,52 Red Friar
fhliancrr. Adss Crawford Eifsmsn Go Between
and Dolly SIauker also ran
FOj HTH RACE Tbe Queens Stakes: guaran-
ieed sr1ss value $3.50, fT thresyeaT oids and ND
Wafii ore and turllsf miles. Gold iaiy l9l Gar
uarl 90 1. won. Yankee Girl. l6t Miller 2 20 8
second, Helen Porter III tDoYlel 50 10 l. third
Time. 2@1 IS. Ouly three starters
FIFTH RACE Purse q g. 5pl added. frr three
Nsar-clts, six f1rcuE- HaEusol l6i PicteuI. 8 70
!. Toni Dies finuel ll2 Knapp 70 % J. se-nd /:
Trouble Maker. ~ INclUuuI. l1 Cd T. third Time
laZ s5 Lad q Laigiea. Howard Shean. Botauist,
Prejudice. Gem Aus1u. Blue Book GarterS The
Knight. Agatha r. Ro,hrkiux Girl sand1ssie
AiSei1ne, and HlrCuuc also ran.
SIXTH Selling, purse Of S8I added. for
tEe-ytar DDS. five and CleL8f f1rlouys Rsra
Avs. l2 MILLER, 20 5. wua; swift, l4 Nottarl
% l. see1ad, Bsuyah, ID Garner, 3 70 2 third.
Time. i0l is. StubeTlcss Walter Miller. Ethel
Levy. kusc-mo Tyrgl, hgaham, and Haverel also
ran.
SEVENTH RACE Selling. purse q Sl.o10 added.
Tor fouryear1l4s and upward. cue and oue-six-
leurh miles. Rcd Leaf SO lSumtcrl 10 l. won
Tipping 50 lpuganl a % J. second, King Cole Jos
Fnnl. 10 20 J. third Tine. i5. Workman. An
drew Mack. DeSaber IyauAoe, Arabo, Ed Bal.
DaEigny. and D'Arsle also ran
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
ConEFessIOnaIs Break Up Indepeud-
ence's Winning streak by to 2.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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FIKST EANIE-

First base by e-rors-New York. 3 Left on bases
Chicago, 5; New York. s. First base on balls-Ou
White, I; or Heine. ]. Hits msde-Of White. 3
Ou ! inning. Struck out-By Heine, &; by New
ton. 8. Three base hit-Cbase- Twobase hit
Thomas. Sacrifice hit-Newton. Stolen bases Hof-
man. M0Tiarity. Double pays-Rohe tuuassstedl
Robe TO Quillen Chase % Elbcrfcll. Hit ly
uitcher-By Heine. /; 10y Newton. J. UmpIre5-
Messrs Hurst and Connolly. Time Of game-l hour
and IS minutes
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LdIHtu runS-DetFUIJ 3, WaShlngtOn. J.
Left on bases-Detroit s; Washington, T.
First base on balls-On IIiIIian, ;; Patten,
]. Struck out-By Killian. ,: Patten g.
TwO-base hits-Payne, Killian. Downs.
Sacrifice hits-COughlin. Schaefer Cobb.
Shipke. Stolen bases-Rossman. Schaefer.
Anderson. Double piay-Payne and Schae-
fer. Hit by pitcher-Kilhan, /. Umpire
Mr.. Evans. Time of game-I hour and
y minutes. Attendance-3S39
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Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Clifton, Va, July 1S.-The local club de-
feated the Warrenton (va-) team at War
renton, Tuesday, TO Z. The visitors
batted the ball hard during the latter part
Of the game
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BROOKLYN MOVES UP.
Two Runs in Seventh Inning Sends
Dodgers Into Fifth Place.

New York, July lS.-A base on balls and
hits by Bergen and Scanlou gave the
to-day, and sent them up TO fifth place.
Score.
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base on bails-Of Scaulon. &. of Voter G. Struck
out-By Scanl0u. 6 by Woter Threo-blse hit
ScanI0u. Two-base hits-J0rdan. Bergen. Burnett
Sacrifice hts-Bergen Byrne, Holly. Double play
Jordan ,uuassiztedi. Hit by pitchgr-By Scanlon. J.
Umpire-Nr. Klein Time of game-2 hours At
tludauce-2c0.
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MAY GO TO HIGHLANDERS.
New York Refuses to Waive Claim
on Hess and Berger.

spCtisl 20 The Washington Herald
Cleveland. Ohio. July ls.-The Cleveland
baseball club several days ago asked
waivers on Otto Hess and ''Heine" Ber-
ger, pitchers. and was notified to-day by
New York that it refuses 10 waive its
claim on them. Both twirlers. il is likely,
will be sold or traded to the HighlandeTs.
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At Montgomery-N0 Montgomery, l. Memphis. = Sec
cud Montgomery 3; Memphis, 4.
At Nashville Nashville. 3. Shreveport. l. Second
gsme-NashYilie. Is; Shreveport. !.
At Atlauta-Atauta, 8; Little Rock. twelve IN
ningsl.
Al Birmingham Birmingham. ,; New Orleans. q
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Left or basss-NeW York Z. Pittsburg 3 Fiut
base on balls-Of Witse, s; of Lever. ,; off Dag
gleby. g Hits made-Od Lever Cn l3 innings
of Dugvleby. . Gin . % innings. Struck out-By
Wutse, &. by Lever l. Home runs-neSlin, Br5s-
uahau Tuee-base hit-Seymour. Twobase hii-
Bowsrman. Sacrifice it-BoveTman. Stolen bases
Suanr Wiltse Double play-Dahlen % Hmnifsn.
Wild pitch-Dnggieby. Umpirrs-Nessrs. opay and
Ris.,r. Time OF game-I hour and % minutes. At
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LEEvER EASY FOR GIANTS.
Arthur DevIin and Bresnahan Each
Smash Out Home Runs.

New Yofk. July 1S-The New Yorks to-
day managed 10 pick OFF one game out Of
the three. Leever was easy for them. and
among their hits We're homers by pevlin
and RrCsnahan The score
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A. LOwell-LoweIi. 3: Brcckt1n. l.
At Worccst1r-W Worcester. =. . Fail River. 0.
At Lyun-Lynu, 10 New Bedford, O.
At HaTurhill-HaveFhill !. Lawrence. 3
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TWO FOR THE YANKEES.
Orth Pitches Grent Ball in Second
Game of DOubIe-header.

Chicago. July IS.-Grifths men took
good. thorough revenge on the champions
to-day and made the six games a draw
by taking both games IN a double header
Both victories were overwhelming the
Highlanders simply running the Sox of
the earth
Orth pitched the best ball OF his long
career. and blanked the worlds masters
with two hits. The score:
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Score by innings
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KeniIWOrth.

FIRST RACE-For maiden tvo-year-old colts; Nv,
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Lett on bases Chicago. 9; Boston, :. FiTst base
on balls-OT Overall. 8; of Flaherty s. Struck
out-By Overall 3; by Flaherty l. TWo-baso hits
sreinfeldt Bates. Sacrifice hits-Sheckard Tinker
Moran Double plays-Moran 20 Holman; Tinker %
Moran; Tinker 70 Holman Umpire-Mr. Johustone.
Time Of ga1ne-I hour aud IS minutes Attendance
. -Is
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

A. AuEasta--AuEusta 3; Savannah, 4.
At Columbia 3; Columbia, I
Al Macun-AiaC0n. Il. jacksonville. g
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Earned r1ns-Bethany. 2 Left On bases Bethany,
3: X. ]. N, l. First base on balls-Of Finngan. ;.
OF Symonoske, 3 Struck out-By Finniga1. z by
SymOnOskie, g. Three-base hit-WOOd. TW.-base
ht-King Hit by pitcher-By Finnigan, J; BY Sy-
monosde, / Umpire-slr Holman. Time Of game
] hour.
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DISTRICT LEAGUE.
Surface Team Defeats Tax Collector
by score Of 10 =.
STANuTNg OF TUr TEAMS

sTANnING OT 7
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Reichard Lets c. A. C. Down with
Four Hits and So. stephens Wins.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

To-days game-GoTefnment Printing Office At
lantics postponed gamel. at First and II streets
northeast
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Boston. Mass. July 1S-TwO singles
and a double gave the Cubs two runs
In the first inning to-day and ersulted
in The locals being shut out. The score:
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BrOOkland Defeats wheaton.

Boyds. Nd, July IS-The Wheaton
montgomery County, baseball team was
defeated By the Brookland Cd. c. team
Tuesday, the game being well attended
Mcknight did fine twirling for Wheaton.
in spite Of the fact that the game was
lost. Score by innings:
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Bethany defeated Rhode Island by
to in a game that was interrupted IN
the sixth round by rain.
Rhode Island hit oftener. but not as
opportunely as Bethany. Harry Zan-
ellis playing at short was the feature.
The official score.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
81. Martins and st. Peters Play SIX
Innings to a Tie.

ty-hfth and streets northwest.
St Martins and ST. Peters battled
six innings to a tie, 8 to 5, in the Mar
quctte League, yesterday, when Jupiter
Pluvious ended hostilities.
Ogle's pitching and the batting OF
Sullivan were the features.
A batting rally in the fifth inning
was the only thing that saved the St
Martins from defeat. as they presented
a patched up team.
The official CcOre-
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Rochester-RoChester. 2; Newark. 1.
At Observation-Disclosures. 2; Toronto, {
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Detroit, .; Washington, =.
Detroit, 11j Washington, =.
Philadelphia, 3; Cleveland, o.
New York, II; Chicago, 2.
New AOrl1, 4; Chicago, 0
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CUBS BLANK BOSTON
Only Runs of Game Made in
the First Inning.
CHICAGO BUNCHES THREE HITS

Pair of Singles and a Two-bngger
by SteinfeId Give the National
League Leaders Pair of TalIies in
the Oeoafng Round-OveraIl the
winning Piteher-other Results.
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EASY FOR HAGERsTOWN.
Bunch Hits OF Sterzer and Beat
MartinsbuFg 3 to I.

F'-I0IIIIl9'|-I 4I0'1IlI-s
Hagerstown, Nd, July 1S.-Hagers-
town played all around Martinsburg at
Athletic Park here this afternoon and
won by ; TO I.
In the fourth inning SterzeT was
touched up for Ave hits, one a home
run by Newashe. Hagerstown's first
baseman Catcher HoUsers throwing
to the bases was a feature. seven Mar
tinsburg runners being caught trying
to steal second. Finn pitched a good
game for Hagerstown.
Score by innings.
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Causes Surprise by Beating
Yankee Girl.
BIG LEAD EARLY IN THE RACE
Garner Sends Mount Out from the
Barrier and Gets an Advantage of
Ten Lengths in the First Three
quarters-MiIIer Unable to over
come the Commanding Lead.

New York, July 1S-One Of the biggest
surprises Of the season was the victory
Of Gold Lady, in the 1880 Queens Stakes
for mares. three-year-olds and upward.
one mile and half. run at Brighton
Beach to-day.
This event, on form. looked 70 be a
gift, pure and simple for c. r. Ellison's
Yankee Girl, a stake winner. In the bet
ting Yankee Girl ruled a prohibitive IA
v0rite at l 10 ?. while Gold Lady. who
has been running In selling races and
overnight events, was We'll backed at ?
to /. The only other starter was Watts
Helen Porter. a notorious cripple.
Miller, who rode Yankee Girl, received
orders to lie away back until the last
half mile was reached He followed in
structions to the letter, keeping the Sir
Dixon mare on even terms with Helen
Porter for the first three-quarters Of a
mile. while Garner took Gold Lady out
for lead OF about ten lengths
When Miller began TO make up the lost
ground, Gold Lady. who had been merely
galloping, was Jet down bit and main
tanned a commanding lead clear around
into the home stretch.
Miller was hard at work at that period
Of the race, but the task proved too
much, for Gold Lady came home in a
big gallop. winning by two lengths. in
2.22 -
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DETROIT TAKES BOTH
Nationals Drop a Double
header to Tigers.
GEHRING GOES IN THE BOX

Des MOines Recruit Loses Game, but
He Makes u Rather Encouraging
ShOwing-Patten Proves TO BE the
Easiest Sort Of Picking, Jennings
Men Getting Eighteen His on Him.
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TO-DAY's GAMES.

Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia al Detroit.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Bethany Defeats Rhode Island in a
Six-innfng Game by 4 10 I.
STANDING or THE TEAMS.

STANDING on
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In an interesting six-inning game the

In an interesting six-inning game the
CongressiOnals defeated the InGepend-
ence team by 20 .. The game was called
early on account of rain
The game Of the season will be played
between the Eckingtons and Brootland
teams. this afternoon. at Brookland. at
$50 o'clock The official score:
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN AssOCIATTON.

At Omaha-Omaha. 1 Sioux City, 3.
At Lincoln-LinCOln. 2: Des MoineS. L
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Altg0na-Altoona. ?: Johnst0Tn. ! ten in.
! nj
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gTANDING oF THE TEAMs.
50 . Ths washing.oa -.

Detroit. Mich. July 1S.-The Nation
ais lost the last two games of the
Detroit series played here to-day by
s TO and II 70 / In both contests
the Detroit pitchers We're really the
leading actors in the drama. Mullin
breaking a long losing streak of more
than month by twirling shut-out bail
in the first while in the second Killian.
who was batted out Of the box yester-
day, came back and held the Nationals
safe until his own side had accumulated
enough runs of Patten TO win a couple
of average games.
Cantlllon sent out Gehring, his newly
acquired Des Moines twirler. TO take the
firing line against MulIin in the open
ing contest of the double-header. Mr.
Gehring was given a speedy initiation
into high life. Downs the first man up
tripled, and Coughlin singled. The
Westerner then braced and went safely
20 the third, In which. after two We're
cut. Crawford and Cobb singled. each
stole second, and Rossman peeled off q
double 70 left
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Z. PrERPuNr NonaAx.

called for cheers for the financier. n
which a number OF persons responded
Mr.. Morgan wore a handkerchief
about his neck and IL was learned later
that he was suffering slight cold
resulting from exposure To the might
air. The past week Mr.. Morgan has
attended many night conference deal.
Ing with the banking situation. In do.
ing so he was Obliged on several occa.
sic $ TO ride about in his cab late M
night and In some instances In the
early morning
A change in the manner and con.
versation OF the sursing crowd was
noticeably apparent Friday A more
confident note ran through the con.
versation and many scenes and Incl.
dents In the streets. which would have
been passed by with serious face
earlier In the week. were the cause of
mirth and gaiety
In order 10 reach nearly all of the
cosmopolitan people OF Greater New
York with brief statements by J. 7.
Morgan. John D. Rockefeller and T.
". Hartman. on the banking situation,
the World prints them in five lang
uages. English. German. Hebrew
French and Italian. The statements
declare the situation is sound and
urged the people to calm their fears
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SITUATION SOUND.
This Statement Has Been Given
In Five Languages.

New York. oct Pa natural re-
suit of the banking situation the past
week has been the increase OF visitors
TO the Wall street district A major
ity. OF course. are city people, but there
are many IN the crowds from out OF
town. The main points OF interest
are the stock exchange and the offices
OF J. =. Morgan a Co. The demand
for tickets 10 the exchange Is enor-
nous. The amounts which J. =. Nor
gan placed at the disposal Of the
Stock Exchange have brought him
sharply In the light and a great crowd
gathered there Friday about the time
Mr. Morgan was expected % leave the
bank for his home When he appeared
several older men in the crowd remoy.
ed their hats. while a young woman
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sTIcKER SELECTED.
rendered Position OF Agent TO Several
Tribes Of Indians

Iawton. Okla. Oct 26-I.ieutenan'
Ernest Sucker OF the Seventh cavalry
now at Fort sill on a six months
furlough from his command. In the
Philippines. has been rendered by the
commissioner OF Indian affairs the
position of agent TO the Comanche,
Apache. Klowa and affiliated Indian
late John u Blackman. who died Oct
10. Lieutenant Sticker was regimen.
tai sergeant major In the Rough Rid.
ers and was promoted 10 a lieut. nency
by Colonel Roosevelt after the Span.
Ih-American war
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-27
TWO INDICTMENTS.
One Contains Ninety Counts. Seventy
One Alleging False Entries.

Pittsburg. oct 26-Two indictments
were returned by the grand jury
against j n. F. Rlnehart. former
cashier OF the Farmers and Drovers
National bank at waynesboro. Pa. One
Indictment contains sixty counts.
seventy-one Of which are upon alleged
false entries In the books OF the bank
and in reports Of the currency Fifteen
counts charge distractions OF sliO.146
and four alleged misapplicat,ons
amounting 20 siOiS7 other indict
ment contains the ten counts Eight
are for alleged false entries and eleven
for alleged distractions amounting 10
s7i.6O9.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-27
HEAD CRUSHED TO PULP.
Boy and Horse He Rode Killed
by Street Car.

Houston. oct 26.-While attempting
20 cross Preston avenue On a horse.
back In front Of an advancing car Al.
bert +. Cordler. aged fourteen years.
was instantly Killed The impact OF
the car struck the horse and threw Il
forward. killing Il from the shock.
aud the wheels passed entirely over
the head OF the lad. crushing II into
n pulp and inflictng instant death. His
father. Albert Cordisr is a prominen;
grocery merchant here.
Governor Campbell, Senator Cul-
berson, Senator Bailey, Attorney Gen.
eral Davidson. General Roberts Gen.
eral Mckenzie and a number of other
prominent men have been formally In
vited 90 attend the Waterways con.
yention. 10 be held here Nov. and ..