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STONED by Moist Air.

A bullet which was fred by Q
charge sufficient to give it an initial
velocity of 1,7O0 feet a second in dry
weather would travel at no more
than 1900 feet through moisture.
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prlvsr Paid for Fun.

A motor car driver in London the
other day charged and scattered like
char a whole troop of the Life Guards,
but paid eight dollars the next day in
the police court for his victory.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

tration on the estate OF Friedrike Henri
ette Wildschuetz, deceased. were granted
to the undersigned on the l4th day OF Deem
Der, 1905, by the probate court of L~afayeuts
county, Missouri, All persons having claims
them for allowance to the administrato
within one year after the date Of said letters
or they may be precluded from any benefit
of such estatei and If such claims be not
this publication they will be forever barred
HThis l4th day Of December, 1905. ME- EEL
@y-s FRED KNoCHE
12-22t5 Administrator
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runs, while Philadelphia was lucky TO
score at all, so well did Charley Smith
perform.
Connie Mack figured that Washington
was especially weak, SO he decided to
give big COMBS chance to try his
arm. which was injured several weeks
ago. For FIVE innings the former col
leglan went along nicely. but in the sixth
Washington scored twice and at the be-
ginning of the next session RUDE Waddell
was sent to the mound.
Both teams drew blanks until the sixth,
when the CantillOnites made two runs A
circus catch by Seybold robbed Milan of
a hit, but Ganley beat out a bunt Dele
hanty struck out, and then COOmbS lost
control. passing ClymeT and OBrien. The
pitcher got two strikes on Altizer but the
third one was straight across, and Dave
smacked it out for a single. sending Can
ley and Clymer across the plate. O'Brien
died at third when T. Smith went out on
a grounder TO Murphy.
In their half of the sixth the Athletics
tailed once Nichols led off with a safety
to center and reached third on Davis
single after Seybold had fouled. On Muir
phys long fly TO right Nichols registered
the home teams only run.
With Waddell in the box in the seventh
c. Smith struck out, but Jones ripped off
a double to left, aad reached across the
rubber with the last score of the game
when Davis booted Ganley's grounder-
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EASTERN EMPIRES DOWN BUDS
Take Both Games of Double-header
at National Park.
Coiered Team Wins Contests
by Superior PIaying-Series
TO i for Dusky Athletes.

The Eastern Empires (colored). took
both games Of double-header from the
Eastern Buds (whiteJ, at American
League Park yesterday. Scores. 4 to s
and 10 to 5.
Both games were hard-fought and in
teresting. and the dark-hued athletes won
by superior playing.
The Empires won the first game by
timely batting in the eighth round. and
the second game-eiose until the seventh
was a walkaway for the colored breth-
ren, the dusky sons of Africa chasing
six tallies over IN that session and cllnch-
ing the game.
The series between the TWO teams now
stands two TO one In favor OF the ne
groes' the Buds having defeated the En-
pres earlier in the season. Scores:
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stiIIman, Yale, ,o5. BadIv Hurt

North Adams, Mass, Sept. Phillip T.
Stillman. of Philadelphia, center rush on
the Yale football team of 1895. was badly
injured about the head and eyes few
days ago in an unusual auto accident He
was coming from Pittsfield with a party
of six. and as the car went over depres-
sion in the road Sullman was lifted from
his seat striking an upright connecting
with the roof of the car His auto Cog
giles were broken as a result and piece
of glass pierced the eye
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FORFEIT BY ROCKVILLE.
Washington Grove Awarded ere
Game, but Loses 10 Takoma Park.

washington Grove Awarded Gre
Game, but Loses 10 Takoma Park.
Special 20 The Washington Herald
Washington Grove. Nd. Sept 2.-The
first game of a double-header here to-day
between Rockville and Washington Grove
ended IN dispute during the fourth in
ming. when Rockville had obtained a
commanding lead. and the game was
awarded to Washington Grove. There
was much feeling exhibited between the
two teams throughout the four innings.
and when two Of the players coIHded. the
spectators swarmed on the field, making
play impossible. and the game was
awarded to Washington Grove.
Batteries-ROckviile Benson and Daw-
son. Washington Grove: H. Diamond. b.
Diamond, and Lodge.
The second game, with Takgma PARK
was close for four innings; but in the
fifth Takoma landed on Zirkle for home
run, triple, and two singles. scoring
four runs.
The fielding Of Charlie King on the In
itial sack. for the winners, and Of Etcb-
ison. in right field. for the losers. was tie
feature. Score:
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E. P. Larned victor nj Tenni..

New York. Sept. 1.-THE cup for mems
singles in the East Jersey Lawn Tennis
Association passed to-day to Edwin P.
Larned, of the Orange Lawn Tennis
Club, younger brother OF William A,
Larned, the national singles champion.
Larned earned his year Of tenure of the
trophy by defeating Carleton c. Kelley.
the champion of the West Side Lawn
Tennis Club. after a cleverly played
match which went the full distance Of
five sets.
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T,yo Thousand FOLLOW Team.

Lynchburg, Va, Sept 1.-Two thousand
Lynchburg enthusiasts went TO Roanoke
to-day to see the Labor Day ball games
between Roanoke and Lynchburg. The
Norfolk and Western made provision for
four hundred. and the local officials were
swamped by the crowd An extra train
of ten coaches was made UP, and these
left, jammed with humanity. while the
six coaches Of the regular train were
crowded as badly In addition to this.
more than three hundred gave up the
trip because Of the crowd. The crush for
tickets at the station broke all records
here. and more than zoo tickets were sold
on the train
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Two-base lats-JoneS, Milan. Sacrifice
hit-Hartsel Double piays-Murphy TO
Davis; c. Smith 10 Delehanty to Altizer,
Stolen base-Delehanty Struck out-By
Coombs. 3: by Waddell. 5; by c. Smith 3.
Left on Washington. Z; Athletics,
e. First base on balls-Off COOmbs, 3; off
c. smith. , Hit by pitcher-Delehanty.
Umpire-AfT OLoughlin. Time Of game
/ hour and Is minutes. Attendance-7,Ii 6.
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Washington, 3; philadelphia, 1.
Detroit. 8; Chicago, ..
Cleveland. 3; ~. Louis, =.
Philadelphia, 3; Washington, =.
ST. Louis, ~ Cleveland, /.
Chicago, AZ Detroit, 2.
Boston, IL, New York, i.
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
81. Louis at Cleveland.

Chicago. Sept. Chicago and Detroit
broke even in two desperately contested
games. In the morning battle Killian
held the Sox helpless for seven innings
Detroit. meanwhile. pelted Smith hard,
and sent him 10 the bench after six In
nings
The afternoon game was won at the
start Jones, Donohue, Davis, Dougnerty
Robe, and TannehiH making successive
hits and four men scored, after which
not a hit was made of Donovan. Scores
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Carolina star for Cardinals.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald.
Charleston. S. c.. Sept. bugs Ray
mond. premier of the South Atlantic
League, has left here for Chicago. where
he goes to join the St Louis Nationals,
having been bought by Manager Nc
Closkey. His pitching has landed the
pennant for Charleston, having w=n 81,
tied ). and lost u games.
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SECOND GAME.

Earned rins-Empires, g. Left On bases-Empires
:; Buds 10 First base on baIls-OF Young (. on
Thomas, 2; of Walker. I; of Wheatley. J. Hits
made-Of Walker % in G. of WheatIsy. . in ..
on Young ; M ~; of Thomas 3 in sis Struck
out-By Walker. ?; by Wheatley, I; By Young /.
by Thomas , Three-base hit-AIagT71der. -Fvrot.ss
Myers. Johnsont Cook Lancaster
Stolen bases-AlcCormick. Strother Thomas Cl
Lancaster. Passed ball-Myers Umpirc-Nlr. Ker
TCn- Time Of game-2 hours
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CARS 70 KENSlNCToN

Cars from 18th st and y. \. ave. every Is min
Pass Rock Creek Bridge and Park. main entrances
Zoo. and Country Club 90 Chevy Chase Lake. Con
meet with kensington cars Round trip tickets.
&c at Fusseis. auZ-tf
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DANYILLE GETS BOTH GAMES
VietorS Play Without Making an
Error in Either Contest.
Richmond Has Several OpporfunI-
ties to Score in the Second, bat
Hits Fail to MateriaIize.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Norfolk. I; Portsmouth, o.
DanviIie, ,; Richmond, o.
DanvilIc, >; Richmond, =
Roanoke, 2, LS-nghburg. o.
LynchbuFg, 4; Roanoke, 4.
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+Batted for Bradley IN tenth.
f0ne ont whom winning nm waa s.nnrn1
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HIGHLANDERS OVERWHELMED.
"OId Cy' Has Easy Time Defeating
GriHth's DespOndent Band.

New York, Sept The rain was kind
to the Highlanders to-day. and kept them
from playing more than one game. In
that one the Bostons overwhelmed the
Hill men, who We're weak all around.
Ferris put the ball over the left-feId
fence. Score.
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WAGNER'S TRIPLE DECIDES IT.
PittsbnrE Defeats Cincinnati In Fore
noon Contest; Other Called on.

Pittsburg, Sept. There was but one
game played to-day. The home team
beat Cincinnati to ( in She morning
game, while the afternoon game was
postponed on account OF rain. Wagner
apparently lost the morning game by a
bad error. and then won it back with a
triple Score:
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First base by errors-Boston. ? Left on bases
New York S; Boston, 5 First base on balls-OR
Orth. l. of Young L Hits made-Of Ortiz. :; Of
TIT. 6. Struck out-By Ortiz l. by Young
Home rln-Ferris. Three-base hit-Barrett Two
base hits-Hofman Barrett Sacrifice hits-KeeIer
Barrett. Stolen bGse-Wagner. Double rlay-Fer-
ris 20 Unglaub % Wagner. Ht by ptcher-f}v
Young, l. By 0rth. l. Passed ball-Rickey. Umpires
Niessrs sheridan and Stafford. Time Of camel
hour and 20 minutes. Attendance-6OJ0
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Brown out tit by batted ball
iBstted for Ames IN thirteenth.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Williamsport game Williamsport, g.;
JohnstoWn 2. Second game Johnstown, s. VIII
Transport l.
At LaEcaster-First game; Lancaster, J. Altoona,
j. Second game-LancaSter, 5: Altoona /
st Readins-Rirst game. Harrisburg 6; Reading.
: Second game: Harrisburg. /. Reading. ! tsix in
nings; rainl
At TTent0n-FFst game Wilmington. 3; Trenton
2 Second game-Wi Wilmington, J; Trenton, Fifteen
inniEgs).
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Brooklyn........... O00GO00 $4,000 90
New York......... 0 0 0 0 90
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Carlisle. Ia, Sept. 2-The first football
practice of any Of the big Eastern elevens
was inaugurated here this afternoon.
when twenty-six Carlisle Indians COM
menced work under the direction of
Coaches Warner. Johnson. and Newman
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Earned runs-Empires. /; Buds l. Left On bases
-hannires, i Buds. ?. First base on balls-OF Car
LelL >trucS out-By Carroll g. by Usilton
Three-base hits-Lancaster sIaeruier. Tyo-hsss Ms
Garner. stolen hases-Wheatley Cook. St-otber
Thomas Double plays-H Holman. unassiSted. AIark
20 Holman: Magulder 20 Hamilton. Hit nv pitcher
~ Carroll. Wild pitch-Carrou Passed bars
hour and $ minutes
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BOTH SIDES BLANKED
Giants and Brooklyn Tied
in Thirteen Innings.
PROVES a PITCHERS BATTLE

Nothing Better Than Single Made
on Ames and BeII-Rain Prevents
More Than One Game at the Polo
Gr0unds-Cubs shut Ous Twice by
the TaiIenders-Other scores.
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To-DAY,s GAMES.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
STANDING OF I'VE TEAMs

New York. Sept 1.-The New Yorks
and Brook!yns played d cracking good
game at tie Polo grounds to-day, the
pitching and fielding being fine 1t went
thirteen innings without a score. Rain
prevented more than one game. Score:
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First base by errors-Philadelpha, L Left on bases
Boston. 6; Philadelphia. 6. First base on balls
OF LindSman, 4 off AloTen, /. Struck out-By
Lindaman. ?: by Moren. l. Home runs-Brain,
knabe. TwC-base hit-Titus. Sacrifice hf;s-Ran-
dali. Browne, DOOM Stolen bases-Bridwell Doom.
Double plays - B-idwell 10 Teuney 10 Randall /:
Dcoin to Knabe. Umpire Mr. CARPENTER Time Of
camel hour and q minutes. ATTENDANCE sa5
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Utiea-First game: Rain. Second game: Utica,
s. A. J. and g.. O.
At S5facuse-first game. Syracuse L. Bingham
ton. Second game Bnghamton. 4; Syracuse, 2
At ScFanton-fmst game: scranton. 2; Wilkes
barre, l. Second game: scranton. j Wilkesbarre. j.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Rochester Afternoon game: Rochester. 2; To-
nnto. 4
At BaltimoTc-JeIsey City. 3 Baltimore, p
At BrGalo-Aiorning. Buffalo. /; Montreal. 0.
Afternoon: Montreal 8. Bufalo ?
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-Bsi = FOR schmidt in eighth.
rRatt.u Tor ID. In1es IN ninth.
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Birmingham, England, Sept 2.-In the
lOO-yard scratch race here. Nat Cartmell.
the American collegian, beat the English
champion BY foot, in 10 40 seconds.
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
Portsmouth at Norfolk.
LynclbuFE at Roanoke.
Richmond at DanyiIIe.
STANDING OF THF TEAMS



Richmond Va. Sept 2-Danville took
both Labor Day games from Richmond
To-day Lavender clearly outpitched Long.
although g passed BAH was -esponsible for
two Of Danville's rvns. Two doubles and
a triple off Long. coupled with five pretty
singles. gave the visitors the second game.
BY winning both games to-day. the
Bugs Put themselves really I'm a position
to be IN the race for the pennant Rich
mond, with men on bases. had a good
chance to take the second game but the
necessary hits did not materiallze. Scores:
First game RHE
Richmond ............. 0Oo00 0 90
Dsnyille---............-. ? 1 o o 0 0 0-3 s 0
Batteries Richmond. Hobbs and Walsh; Danyine.
Walker and Ryan.
Second game RHE
Richmond. olo00lo o. 2
Danyille................. 0 0 o o / Is 0
Batteries Richnond, Long and Ccwau; DauriIle.
Lavender and Ryon.
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SAs.2s 10 CALIFORNIA.

August 81 10 October 81, 1911, via Westinghouse
Route.
Tourist Sleeping Cars. personally conducted. WITH
out charge Tnreo times weekly the year roune
A. J. PosTos. Genl. Agent.
agl0-tf Oh Pa. ave-. I05 18th 81
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MAPS GET ONE; LOSE OTHER.
.ien Fail TO Gain on Other
First Division Tennis.

Cleveland, Sept 2.-Cleveland broke
even with st. Louis in the Labor Day
double-header. winning the morning game
10 and losing the afternoon game 4
to l. Score:
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EARNED rtli-JleYelaEd. FIRST base by errOrS-St
Louis 2 Left on bases-CleTeland s: St Louis. e
First base on balls-Of Joss 2: off Howell Z
Struck out-By joss, 3; by Howell. B. Three-base
hit-StOne Two-base hit-Clarke. Sacrifice hits
Wallace YeageT. Stolen bases inchman, Bir-
bingham. Flick. Double pay-Lajoie to StoyaIl
Umpre-Afr. Connolly. Time Of game-l hour and 9
minutes Attendance-7.77
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Pittsburg, 81 Cincinnati, 4.
Boston, 2; Philadelphia, 4.
~. Louis, 81 Chicago, D..
ST. Louis, .; Chicago, o.
New York, o, Brooklyn, o.
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BRAIN GETS NINTH HOMER.
In the Only Game Played at Boston
PhiIIies Are Defeated.

Boston. Sept. brain made his ninth
homer to-day and helped Boston win the
morning game. The afternoon contest was
called of, owing to rain. Score.
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Hagerstomn Wins and Loses

Hagerstown, Nd. Sept. 2.-Hagerstown
and Berkeley Springs split even in two
games here to-day. Berkeley Springs win
ming the first, to 4. and Hagerstown the
second, 6 to ;. Scores:
Morning game RHE
Berkeley slqings..,... 0 slo2O0 % p
Hagerstown- 0 0 0 0 0 e-i
Bstteries-Finn, Miller, and Booher: Lee. Fan
wcll. and Peastcr Umpires-Messrs. Case afi
Shelley.
Afternoon game R.HE
Berkeley SUrings....... OOO2 O-5
Hagerstown. .......-...-. ? 0 ? 0 O-6
Batteries-Vic Miller and Booher; Finn and Jameg
Carlow and Peaster. Umpire-Alr. Shelley
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fi't Dase De- CrToIH-tblcaso, \. Detroit J. Left
on bascs-t hiCag0. 5; DETROIT. g First base on
halls-od Walsh, B. "A Donovan. p Hits madc-OG
Walsh, 3. Strgck out-By Walsh. G. by Don1van. C.
Stolen hascs-Coughin, Cobb. Umpires-Messrs
Hurst and Evans Time e game hours. Attend
ance-&59.
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Grand Rapids. Mich. Sept. LARRY Le-
jeune. OF Chicago. left fielder for the
Springfield (Ohio) team, before the game
yesterday threw the ball from home plate
over the clubhouse behind center field
fence. a distance % IA yards.
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ECOND CANE.

Left on bases-St. Louis 5; Chicago. g. Struck
Cut-By Lush. 3; by PieisteF, / Three-bsse hit
Holly. TEo-hase hitS-H0pkins. Tinker. Sacrifice
hit-BaTTy. Stolen bases-Byme. Barry. Double
plays-Noonsn to HostetteT; Holly 10 Hostetter to
konctchy. UmpiTe-Alr. Emsle. Time Of game
/ hour and q minutes
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Pittsburg. .........k....-:.. Oo92sO0E
Cincinnati. ................... OOe -
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CUBS SHUT OUT TWICE.
IT. Louis Cardinals Find League
Champions to BE Easy Marks.

St LOUIS. Sept. 2-St. Louis twice shut
out Chicago this afternoon; the score Of
the first game being s TO 0, with Fromme
pitching for the home team. and in the
second, s to 0, with Lush doing the win
ming twirl Scores:
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
At Holyoke-springaeld. G: Hoiyols. 0.
wEsTERN LEAGUE.

AZ omaha-First game: Sioux City 4; Omaha l.
Second game: soax City, l. Omaha, tgaIae called
twelfth inning on account o. darkaess}
At Pueolo-First game: Denver. 3; Pueblo, ,.
Second game-puehl0, G. Denver l.
Al Lineoln-Lineoln, >; Des aIoines ].
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Wv AtiA--s.---'- U y v U v w
First base By eHors-Brooki,n. L Len on bases
New York o. Brooklyn, :. First base on balls-Of
.lmes. /; Oh Bel. Struck out-By Ames, S. by
Bell, s. Sacrifice hits-De'lin, CASEY. Stolen base
Seymour. Double plsy-Amcs 10 Dahlm 10 Nc
Gam. Umpire-Alr. 0Day. Time Of game hours
and IS MINUTES. AttCndancr-l0OO.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Indiaaapolis-First game indianapolis. s:
ellis. 2
At Observation-Disclosures. ,: St Paul den
innings).
At Toledo-Toledo. l. Columbus. O.
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Let On bascs-Chicag0. I; DetTUit s F'irst base
on bails-Od Kiliian 6. OF Smith. 3; of Fien. J.
Hits msde-Oh Smith. s: OF Fien. l. Struck cut
By killiau. & Is smith, . By Fiaf J. by Owen. l.
Thrt-6ase hit-killisu. Two-hase hits-CmWfcrd
Hickman. Sacrifice hils-kiiiian. OIcary. Robe
Smith Stolen bases Cobb l3l no1ghorty Double
pi.~- Sullivan 90 Tsnnehil Wild pitoh-Smith
Passed hails-SullEan. l. Umplres-Nessrs. Evans
and Hurst. fms q gaue-2 hours and 25 minutes
At,euGsnCe-9e00
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SECOND GAME.


Cleveland. ................. 0 0 10 o.
ST. Louis....................... Q %
Earned rns-Cleveland, !; st. Louis, 3 Left on
bases-ClcYeland. ); St Louis. First base on
balls-Of Rhoades. 2; of Powell, l, struck out-Bv
Rhoades I; by Berger, 3; by Powell, T. Home mn
Clarke. TWO-base hit-Stoyan. Sacrifice hit-pick-
erins Stolen bases-Bradley. Yesger. Double piays-
Stovan 20 Laioie Wallace to Niles to Jones. Niles
to Wallace; Wallace 10 Niles to Jones' Umpire
Mr. Connolly Tine Of game-l hour and Il min
utes. Attendance-Ii6Es
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First base On balls-0f Byram. Of Cissen. 7
Struck 0ut-By Byram. g. by CisseH. s. Hit BIZ
pii cher-By Byram, ?; 0y CisseT, J. Double play
Cisscl TO J. Kelley.
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BRo0KLAND NETHODISTs WIN.
independence Leaguers Defeat Gar
rett Park Tenn. \ 20 Z.

The Brookland Methodist baseball team
defeated G2rrett Park, at Brookland. yes
terday morning The Marylanders made
strong finish, but failed to tie the score
in the ninth inning. Score.
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First base on bslls-0f Camnitz, i: Of Hit. 2
Struck 0ut-By Camniiz, 2; by HIT 2 Tbree-base
hits-AcLean. Wagner TWo-base hit-Nossrev Sac-
rihee hits-krueer. Camuitz stolen bases-Kane
Anderson, Wagner. Double Dlay-NIcIean TO Hug
gins Hit by pitcher-By Csmnitz !. Umpires-
Messrs. Rigler and Klein. Time Of game-I hour
and IS minutes
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FIRST GAME
Totals .....- 0 22ils ii
- p - y -

Chicagu.. ........N---.-.---.-. O O 900 0 Go
ST. Louis. 0 o Ks
Left On basez-St Louis Z: Chicago. 4 First base
ca balls-Of FrUmmc 5. on Fraser 5 Hits made
on Fraser g "a Taylor J. STRUCK out-By FrUmne.
3; by Fraser J. TWo-lasc hts-HoiY ~, Hostel
ter. Ssaifoe hits-Kcie1chy, Fromme, Hoffman.
Stolen hases-3IuTray. Sl8gle. Double play-Kouet-
cAy and Byruc. Wild pitrh-Fraser. Passed ball
Moran Umpire-Mr. Easlie. Time Of game-l hour
and 5 minutes Attenl.ancs-l0S0.
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'Batted for Powers in ninth.

batted Tor Powers in ninth.
Washington .......0 1 o 0 0 0 o.
Philadelphia ......I 0 0 0 0 0 %
Earned runs-Washington 1. Left on
bases-Washington, g: Philadelphia. s
First base on baIls-On Plank. 4; off
Johnson. l. Struck oUt-By Plank. 9; by
Johnson. /. TwO-base hits-DeIehantv ~.
SeybOld, Collins. Sacrifice hits-Plank
Cross Stolen base-GanIey. Douhle
play-Johnson and Deiehanty. Hit nv
pitcher-By Plank L Wild pitch-Johnson.
Umpire-Mr. O'Loughlin. Time of game
. hours. Attendanee-21-1 IL
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The Morning Game.

Although the Nationals made only one
more hit than the Athletics in the morn
ing game, the visitors punched their hits
in the sixth and seventh innings for three
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At New Bodfo-d-New Bedford. 3: Fan River. .
AZ Lynn-Lynn 2; Lawrence. J.
Az Lowell-Lowell, 5; Brockton lten innings
called; rainl.