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The Washington herald., 1907-06-05
TO-DAY's GAMES.
81. Louis at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland nt New York.
STANDING or THE TEAMS.

Long hits and short hits and good hits
and punk hits, fifteen all told, off the
delivery Of Big Jack Powell gave the
Nationals their most decisive victory Of
the season. at National Park yesterday,
the St Louis Browns being beaten by Z
70 ! in the opening game Of the series.
The Nationals had on their batting
clothes, and Powell proved to be the
easiest sort of picking. Every man on the
team except Cross and Heydon got one
or more hits, and each Of these succeeded
in getting on base Heydon by being hit
by a pitched ball. and Cross on a fielder
choice. which was really a dumb play
on the part of Jones' who threw to second
and missed his namesake by yards.
Aside from the remarkable batting mat
inee of Cantllon's braves. the feature
Of the game was the fielding of Mig Per-
rlno, who cav0rted about second base in
place OF Nil, who was injured the day
previous. Although Perrine had only
four chances. half Of these We're Of the
most difficult sort In the fifth inning.
with the score tied and a Brown on third
nasty looking Gy half way between Can
ley and Perrine, and the drive looked
80 promising that Powell left first and
cut out for second. Il was q hundrud-to-
one shot that the ball would drop safe.
but Perrine got back fast enough 10 take
a leap and snatch it just as it came over
his shoulder and turned and shot il TO
fsFrn
pitcher could start back TO the base
More Clever Fielding.
In the seventh Perrine added further to
his laureIs by making a hurrah stop Of
a drive off Spencer's bat However. Per
rine was not the only National 10 rob
Delehanty Of a hit, as Anderson made a
circus catch Of a line drive in the eighth
inning, which, had it gotten away from
him. would have gone for d home run.
Case Patten was iu fine FORM and al
lowed only five hits and In the fourth
Inning surprised the fans by getting one
of his unusual hits. a smack over second
base which Delehanty reached but was
unable TO stop.
The Nationals broke the ice in the
second inning, when Altlzer beat out a
hit TO first. got as far as third on An
derson's clout, and came home on Per
Tine's double. With one down and An
de7son on third, Gaalev raised a high fly
10 center, but Honest John, i'm his anxiety
10 score. left the base before the ball was
caught and was called out The Browns
scored in the fourth on stephens single.
& wild pitch. and two outs.
In the fifth, Hickman singled and
reached third when Yeager threw wide in
attempting 10 catch him at second on
Altizers chance. Altizer stole second and
Hickman scored on Anderson's fy. while
Altizer having reached third on a passed
ball counted on T. Jones error on Per
rine's grounder. Ganley started the sixth
by beating out hit 70 second, but was
forced by Jones. however. singles BY
Hickman and AltIZaT worked the speedy
Ourfielder around the circuit In the sew
enth PeTriue hit safely and stole two
bases and scored. In the eighth two more
runs were counted on singles by Hick-
man, Aldzer. and Perrinc
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

The crowd numbered about 900.
Oscar Graham will probably pitch to-
day
Cantillon did not go on the coaching
lines.
PeTine was there with the sensational
fielding stunts.
Griffith says the White sox are easily
the best in the West
There was certainly nothing impressive
about the Browns yesterday.
Cliff Blankenship. with his broken fin
ger in splints. watched the game from the
stand
Milwaukee has secured Goodwin. who
was with the Boston Americans last year
from Des Moines. and may use him az
first.
In the fifth inning second base was I'M
covered. and when Heydon threw the bail
it went toNcenter field, and Tom Jones
reached third.
Fred Glade won five straight games for
the Browns from May II to May so in
elusive, holding opponents 10 the small
total Of eight runs.
The Paterson club. Of the Hudson River
League, has dsbanded. Bad weather af-
fected gate receipts. only half a dozen
games being PLAYED.
Spencer ran into Hickman's bum prop
in the third inning, but. after hopping
around for a while Work hard. everv-
body was able to resume his position.
On the coming Western trip. McGraw
will carry along every player on the pay
roll. He will take no chances of having
10 send back to New York for man in
case Of accident.
The two veteran pitchers. Breitenstein.
of New Orleans and Hart, Of Little Rock.
had a sixteen-inning > to duel at New
Orleans the other day. New Orleans tied
the game in the ninth inning Nine hits
were made on each side.
The circuit Of ,ue bases is said 10 have
been made the other day by Jack Thonev.
the left fielder Of the Toronto team in
13 Is seconds. eqUaling the worlds 8 record.
and decisively beating the two Montreal
ers, Joyce and Phelan. who claimed to
be as fast as Thouey Joyce went around
in 10 seconds and Phelan in Il % seconds.
Says Manager Jones. Of the Chicago
Americans. in condemnation of the spit
ball. Now is the time to act Let the
league instruct its umpiTes TO call a ball
every time a pitcher uses saliva, and this
delivery will be killed in short order
Then we will see stop put to star
pitchers being made Of twirlers who have
nothing but plenty of moisture
During the recent visit of the Chicago
Cubs to New York. Manager Chance said.
"MathewsOn's curved ball IS not what he
used to have. OF course, he still has a
curve but it does not break like it used
10. He can work HIS drop and fade-away
about as good as ever. and this makes
him formidable antagonist. but he can't
mix them up as well. for the curve won't
break right any more. I don't believe he
VIII ever be the pitcher he was in 1905. -
William Ryan, who has been running
the Kingston baseball team, of the Hud-
son River League. paid off all the players
yesterday and told them to turn over their
uniforms 10 him. The season opened Nav
10. and Mr.. Ryan. owing 70 cold weather
and rainy Sundays. has lost about g eco.
and concluded that he would quit being
baseball magnate. The players have
received an offer 20 go to Easton. Pa.
and replace the team now representing
that city in the Atlantic (outlaw) League.
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RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

FIRST RACE-Four ard one-half furlongs. Heather
Sect 100 tkirschbauml, to 10, won: Swaggerlater,
IL r. Kelly. to ?, second; Import. III Good
child. 80 10 l. third. Time. 0 s.. Jockey MounCe,
Sandpiper Affair, Corplli. san Ramon, Irish Mike.
and Althogold also ran
SECOND RACE-One and three-quarters miles.
ByroneTdale. lG7 Kelly. 2 10 l. won; Rotro, l07
lAlariel. to 2, second; Benvoo. Jos Davis. 20
/. third. Time. 392 2-5. Harbor and II Primero
also ran.
THIRD RACE-One and oneeighth miles. Car
Times, lG lBoreD, 10 TO !, won; lord Of the Vale
l2 Davis. Is 10 s. second Royal Red. 10 lSulll-
yanl. to ]. third. Time. Isl Is TaIrigan. Bud
get. Sinner Simon Taby Toss. Follow Ne The Only
WAY, Jerusha. Parting Jennie and Last knight
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs. Andrew j Cook
ll2 thrschbauml, Il to I. won; Titus. lH (Mentryl
to !, secOnd Aleada lo7 Fischer. % to /. third
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Washington, Z; st. Louis, 4.
Boston, :; Detroit, 3.
Cleveland, &; New York, g.
Chicago, 10; Philadelphia, g.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
First Downs waugh I'm sIugging
Match by IL 10 ..
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

To-day's game-Bethany ys Ninth. Thirteenth and
II streets uortbeaat
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Time rs 35. Alice Carey. l.. 81. Brattain. Dr.
sherman. Metlakatla. aud Giovanni Belari0 also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SW furl0ngs. Nettie Hicks l0l
Wright, Is 10 J. won; Beogohama ll2 tBoren Is
% J. second. AT0na lG fHeatherngtonl. l5 TO !,
third. Time il425. Captain Burnet, Linda Rose.
suindaro, Little Alirthful AIidm0nL Glendenning.
ksCamHdO Sir Preston, and Norwood Ohio also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Hslene Handicap; three quarters
Of a mile. Sugar Maid. 100 tKeoghi. 10 ]. won;
Burning Bush. 20 lKirschbaumi. IS 20 !, second
Lisaro. III lBoreD iS 20 8. third. Time, l,l2 5.
Native Son. Princess Titana and Optician also ran.
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'Li'chheld ont for changing position at bat.
First .............. ....... 0 0 3 s-l7
Waugh. h.........--... 2 0 0 1 5
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The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-Hemau lG .KosrnerI 10 I.
won, LHufpee. 10 linissell. % 20 J. second Kes-
trrl l05 ~. DuElni. % 20 J. third Tine 1;i2
Ambusi. J0bsfo~n, Lad # Langien Veryaua. Ben
shaw. Free Trader ard High Brush also ran
SECOND RACE-Sir T1ddingtuu il2 GHeuryI
% 5 won Fstiau. M ~. Duganl. % @
second; The Cricset I0s 0OLesuI % 70 J. third
Time IA IS FimHap and Listess also ran. The
Cricket was disqualified
THIRD RACE Earl c. 100 Grestonl. 10 10 J.
won. sCallop 100 Miller 10 % T. second. Joe
Nsal1n, 95 F. Dugsn. 20 !. third Time, l.0l
E.ui'e, IA sorela IT,, Glorins Betsy, Mr- OFar
rsl, Bridge Whist Fsr0n Dor Senrro VIM.
Lyon Fashion. Sparsles Valley Stream Whiddcn
Gi0rvar. Ma-cler Rosario and Basemfn also ran
FOURTH RACE-Beu Ban 81 .Br1sselU 70 l.
v0H Smiling Tom. s. p Dugani. Q 70 @ second
osmiie lT Mountain g 70 2 third Time rs -
Diuna Kea, Red River and Sir Lyuaev5od also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Nsraio, li2 lSaTcu, % ]. Won;
Dick shaw Jas RCgau' II 70 3 second. Bay1uet
.5 IT oBrient 3 20 J. third Time. i0s 25
Sheriff Williams. H1ddy and Psr~on Kelly also yan.
SIXTH RAcE-Philander Ios Miller. l3 10 g.
won Nesl0n. l1 L. Dugaul IS 70 s. second. Fla
viuy. @ Prestonl, 10 20 J. third. Time 215 55
Good LIck and H0lscheT also ran.
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F-TsI 157e 6V 1TT0TS-ST7VToTs ?. ATT7"FI0s 8
Left on hases-Stephens, g. Atlautics TO- First base
on bals--Of Kerr 3; of Murray. l. off Wooden.
Innings pitched-by Murray IA by Wooden s..
hits made-Of Murray s. Of Wooden. g. Struck
olt-By Murray, 2. by Wooden. g. br Kerr. g.
TWo-hsse hits-WocIeu Murray Bishop. King
Wilson, Bryau o. C. Salb .20. Draeser. Sacrifice
hiJs-sorder Bradley Stolen bases-King. Hughes
'3', Noriarity Mccormick. Hit hy pitcher-Bv
Wooden, /. hy Kerr J. Wild nitches-Woodcn. ,
Kerr. Passed balls-Kaft Umpire-Nr Handibce.
Time Of game-l hour and 50 Minutes.
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ROCKVILLE RACE MEETING.
List of Events for Montgomery
County Agricultural Fair.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Nd. June 4--FollOwing is the
race programme prepared this morning
for the next annual exhibition Of the
Montgomery County Agricultural Society:
Tuesday. August E-First race. mixed, 2;59 trot
and 2:j3 pace. purse $500. second race nm half
mile and r,pea. $50; third race run. five furlougs
aud repeat, $40.
Wednesday. August 93-First race. mixed, 2Ii
tnot and III pace purse $780, second race, mixed.
20 pace and 2l9 tro;. 500. third race, nm. mile
dash, $50; fourth race. run, half mile and repeat
$40
THURSDAY. August Z]-fHst race. freei0ran, trot
ct pace, purse $50; second race trot. 222 class.
$50 third race pace 2G class 500; fourth race.
hurdle mile dash, $50; fifth race, Uiu, five fur
0ng1 and repeat $50
Friday August 3o-First race, county tr9t H Iace,
oum 10 Horses owned in Montgomery county sixty
DAYS PRIOR 20 r7Cr purse $40. second race, county
wu, half mile and repeat open 20 horses owned
in Montgomery County sixty days prior % race. $50,
'hird race run, consolation, FIVE furlongs ard re-
pat $50
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn nt Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
GIANTS BLANK ALTOONA.
McGraw Refuses to Discuss Report
that lie Is 10 Quit Baseball.

Altoona, Pa, June 4-McGraw would
not confirm the statement that he intends
70 get out Of baseball He refused to
discuss the subject At length either af-
firmatively or in the negative. but from
his temperament displayed, it is evident
he knows what Is meant by having a
good thing.
His declination to deny the assertion
that he contempIates getting down and
out is taken as significant that he intends
at least for the present TO stay in the
game.
r. n. T.
slt9ora................ 10000 % I
New Yofk............. > 0 % O 0 O-8 ]
Batteries-Lee and Stroh. TAYLOR Ames and Fer
glsJn UmpirCy-Messrs. Bresnahau and Fltz-5rald
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First base by erTrTs-New YORK. 8. Cleveland p
left on hasss-New York :. Cleveland. First
base on balls-of Orth. 4 Of Rhoadcs J. Struck
Cut-By urth 8 Three base hits Williams To-
Hoffman. Two-base hits -StoTsl Hiuchman Sacri-
fee hits-keeler Rh1adcs stolen t5ses-Flcg
Double PLAYS -keeler and Chase, Orth. Chase and
kleinow. UmUirC-Air Sheridan. Time Of glme-l
hour and s. minutes. Attendance 500.
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L1It On T9eIs-II3I8IIN- !. UITWIII8. & IITsf
base 0n halls-of O.DHuru. 7. af stone {: oH
Gaeduo. 3 Innings pitched BE O'uweu 17. hg
Dillon Is. by Stone 3, rv Go0iuo. g. Struck cut
Bv O'Dmei Z. hv Stone. &. by Go0fno T. Two.
base hit-R. Rawlings Sacrifice hits-OD01no'l fl.
sharp stolen hasas-Gallaui6t @. H1Imeads J.
Double plays-SiUms o. Rawlings. Opmnru 20
Hoover Hit bv ri,rler-By Sims. /. b. ODmneu
2 Passed halls-Ranlngs 8. Hlrrfr D. Umpire
Mr. Leon Jones # Galaudet Time of came
hours and 10 minutes
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The Official score.

Earned runs-Washingon. 4. First base
by errors-Washingt0u, L Left on bases
Washington. Il; st. Louis, T. First base
on balls-Om Powell. 2; off Patten. l..
Struck out-By Powell 6. Two-base hits
Perrinc, Yeager Stolen bases-T. Jones.
GaDley. G. Jones, Cross. AItzer, Perrine
(g. Double playE-PeTrine 20 Hickman.
Hit by nitcher-Powell o. Wild pitches
Patteu. Passed balls-Stephens o. I'm
piTe-Mr. 0LaUghlin. Time Of game-l
hour and 60 minutes
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
commerce and Labor starts Late
Batting Rally, hut loses.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
To-days game-Post-oalcs VS. Interior. 5l5 p. m

Commerce and Labor failed TO stop
Treasury's winning streak yesterday, the
latter winning out by 10 % :.
The Commerce and Labor bows were
away off in their fielding, and this. cou-
pied with Knockey's inefectiyeness. al
lowed the Money Counters 20 score six
times in the opener. After this Kinney
was substituted for the youngster. and
the Labcrites put up a good exhibition.
With the score 10 90 ! against them in
the eighth. Commerce and Labor. by a
sensational batting ralley sent six runs
over the plate, with three-sacker. a
double and five singles
The hase-ruuning OF the Treasury team.
the batting Of Hester and Evans. and the
fielding Of Y. Belask and KIeinschmidt
We're the features. The official score.
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Totals ".n.I7 El0 0 !
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
LOOseIy-piayed Contest.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
To-day's game-Trinity vs.. St. Joseph.

Cooks wildness, both in base throwing
and pitching, yesterday, prevented St
Martins from taking another game from
st. Vincents. Twice with a man on
third, Cook threw wild In an attempt TO
catch him, scoring the man. Score, ~
The feature of the game was a one
handed catch Of Buschers hard smash
over the third sack by Blair Score:
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in innings. Struck out-By Patterson, ,: by
White T. BY Plank, s. Three-base hit-H Davis.
/ Iwo-base hits-Quillen, Seybold Oldring SacTi-
tce hits-Hahn, Jones. Hsrtsel Nichols Seybold,
Plank. Stolen bases-Hahu. IsbeU. G. Davis. Old
ring. Double pays-isbe unassisted; Plank Collins
and Davis. Hit by piteher-By Hahn. Wild pitches
Don0hue, Patterson, Plank. Umpires-Aiessrs Con
molly and Hurst Time Of game-2 hours and 70
minutes Attendance 543Z
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PORTSMOUTH IN TWELFTH.
| Hits mt OppOrtune Times Result in
in Defeat of DanViIfe.

opeclaI 70 Ihe Washington HeTaId.
Danville, Va. June 4-Three hits off
Smith in the twelfth inning lost the game
for Danville this afternoon. Moss. for
Portsmouth, was benched in the ninth
inning. Score
RI f.
Portsmouth. 5000 0O02-s o 4
Batterics-Loo5 and Martin: smith and RYAN. I'm.
idre-NIr. St.nton.
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With the score II 10 II in the eighth in
ming of yesterdays contest between St
Stephens Institute and the Auantics.
Capt Hughes, after getting q base on
balls, stole second and third, and finally
pilfered home with the deciding run, the
West Enders winning by j. To- H.
With Murray i'm the box the AtlantfCs
were showed under i'm the first two in
nings, St Stephens getting q lead Of nine
runs Not a bit discouraged. the Allan
Tics started out hammering i'm runs and
tied the game in the seventh. II was a
swat rally. and the Atlantics outbattad
the West Enders Wooden relieved Mur-
ray in the second inning with one man
down, and from then on held them com
paratively safe. keTrs work was er-
ratio, but he pulled his team into first
place
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SOX TOUCH UP PLANK.
Athletics Taken Into Camp by Chicago
Americans

Philadelphia, June 4-The Athletics.
minus the services of Monte Cross and
Danny Murphy. were beaten by the Chi
Cago White SOX to-day by the score of
10 to G. Plank pitched good enough ball,
but was very poorly supported, which
made the fourteen hits counts much more
than they should have. Patterson retired
after the fifth inning, when four hits an
an error cost four runs. White was very
effective. Score
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HIGHLANDERS OUTBAT BLUES.
Maps Succeed in Beating New York
Team to 3.

New York. June A-Bases on balls anC
errors by Moriarity and Chase accounted
for all of Clevelands runs to-day and
beat the Highlanders. The New Yorks
outbatted the Blues. two TO one. but did
not get to Rhoades opportunely. Griffith
was chased for kicking- The scnre.
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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Montreal.

FIRST RACE-uesgear-old, and upward; sell
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Let On Hascs-Bosfon. s. DCtT0lf 3 Flrsf base
on balls-Of TaHnehill 2; of 0beTlin I; of Mullu,
l. Stnick ou-By Oberlin 3; by Pruitt /; by Null
lin Z. TUo-base hits-Collins. Crawford, Coughlin,
Cobb. Sacrifice hit-Parcnt. Stolen hasgs-Suliirau.
Double plays Tannehill Parent and Uug1uh
Archer and Schaefer. Ferris and Unglaub. Parent
and Uuglauh. Hit by ptcher-By Mullin, 2 TIM
pires-Msssrs Evans and Stafford Time Of game
hours and 8 minutes Attendance. 5,563
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INST base on hslls-Df Litchhed. 2, on SehoU.
l. Hits made-Of Field, 9 in innings on Sehoru,
IN innings Struck out-By Sehom, 3; by Field.
6, by Litchfcld To- Thrcchse hits-Siccker. Cole
man, Holman. Two-hase hits-Colemsu, Kelley, Pat
tCrson. Sacrifice hit-Lrwis. Stolen bases-Sas=reg
McQuinu ~. Duitou Coleman .2. Double ulays-
Runtree, Clements and Johnson 2, SJcrEcr and
Holman. lit by pitchcr-By Sehon J. Wild
pitches-sehorn, 2 Umpire Mr.. Macsey. Time q
gsme-2 hours and Is minute
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VIRGINIA PITCHERS BATTLE.
Norfolk Defeats Roanoke in Pretty
Game-ScOre to 1.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Roanoke, Va, June 4-The feature Of
to-day's game was the work of the pitch.
ers. Willis, for Roanoke, famed ter
men, but his team lost. owing 10 mis-
judging a fly and poor base-rUnning
Score by innings:
X. II. l.
Roanoke. 0 90 100 o.
NoTf0lk................ l Q 0 Q 0 Is
Batteries-WiIis and Cotey; Otey and Edwards.
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GALLAUDET WINS EASILY.
Holmead and NanOrs Lose One-side
Game at Kendall Green.

The Holmead M8nors were easy pick
ing for the Gallaudet lads yesterday after
noon, the Mutes winning the one-sided
contest Il to T.
A bad throw by Hover In the fourth
gave the Holmeads run, and when the
Mutes eased mp In the final round the Wis
itors managed 20 chase three more men
across the pan The score.
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Totals .....NB8I4 3

Etfnf1 r1ns-Ireas'Irg. D. Commerce and Labor e
first hase bv eTur-- -TTasurv. 3, Commerce and Ia
n0r. p Left oa bases Treasury. &. Commerce and
Lnhor g. First base gu bslls-Of Kuoczav 1. -ff
Donaldson. 3, nf Kinney ]. Innings ptrhsi-Ey
hn0-sCv Is. by Kinney & %. or Donaldson us.
bv FUl-hgr. 1928 Hits made OF Hr-ckrr g. of
Kinney, z Of Donaldson g. CG F0'-hcr. = Struck
out-By Donaldson. 4. Dr. Kinney =. tv Fucher 2
Three base hits Hester BrasEi Tu1-has- hits
Y kelsskI Schreinsr Sacrifice hi'=-Eeuvies shoe
maker, Gertmau, ONEI ~. Stolen -NcC1r-
thv. Lord 3. Fulcher .-. Erwin Double rla~s-
Mccarthy % Gsrtmsu % Y B-,asH % Gertman.
Kinney 10 Evans Wid ritcLes-kiruev Passed
bal-oNciM UmUirC-Nir Belts. Time OF same-l
hour aud So minutes
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BOSTON HITS MULLIN HARD.

Takes Victory from Detroit by
Score of Ia >.
/ Boston, June 4.-Boston hit Mullin hard
In the first and eighth innings to-day,
pulling out victory. Score:
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YESTERDAT'S RESULTS.
LynchburE, (; Richmond, 3.
Portsmouth. 3; DEnyiIIc. I.
Norfolk, 3; Roanoke, I
TO-DAY's GAMES
Norfolk At Roanoke.
Richmond at Lynchburg.
Portsmouth at DanviIIe
STANDING OF TIE TEAM
GETS TEN-INNING GAME.
Lynchburg Gets Hit with All the
Bases Full.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va. June 4-The locals won
in the tenth on a drive TO center by
Fischmen. with the bases full defeating
Richmond by the score of 10 8. Errors
gave the visitors all their runs. The
score:
r. II. L.
LynchbUrg ........ 0 0 0I 0 "A 10 {
Richmond ........ 0 0 0 0 O-3 s 3
BattGiss-Stswart and Evans; Long and Hinton.
JmpiTe-Nir Truby
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POUND JACK POWELL
Nationals Get Fifteen Hits
Off Brown Pitcher.
PERRINE SHINES IN FIELD

Brings the Fans 20 Their Feet i'm
the Fifth by Making n Remark
Doubling Powell at First Base.
Cross and HeydOn Unable to Hit.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
st. Stephens Beats AtIantIcs in n
Loose Game.
STANDING OF me TEAMS.

TDdav.5 Cams-Sr1rHem RailEav " Al1gsus. az
First and NJ streets northeast al $50
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At JohnstCwn-IohnstCwn. / Wlh1msDcrt, S.
Al Tors-Y1rk 3, Trenton, II.
At caHer-Lauca ster. u. Wilmington, l
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Fo-day's game-Bethany ~ Ninth, Thirteenth and
D streets northeast.
First had little trouble in downing the
cellar champs yesterday at Thirteenth
and d streets northeast, the score being
II 10 ;.
The contest started off as if high-cass
exhibition Of the game was going to be
shown, but after the 1fth inning the game
resolved itself into a slugging match.
Waugh used two pitchers. Field and Sc
horn, but neither could check the heavy
hitting Of the league leaders.
Tho nfficial scnre.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

A. Aurista-Aur1sta .: Columbia. 1
A. Chlrlgst0u-C Charleston o. Jacksonville ?
At NIaccn-ll7con 9; Savannah, Q. Second gams-
Macon 4: Savannah.
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Totals ...... 7li27l3 0

-Batted for Criger IN sixth inning illatted for
Obcrlin in eighth inning. .BHtted for Archer in
ninth inning.
Boston ....................,.. % 0 x-7
Detroit ....................... 0 0 0 0 O 0-5
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SOUTHERN LEAGTF

Al No1tg'mery- Montgomery, 8. Memphis. 10
Al Nashville-Nashvile. 2; Shreveport T.
At nmingham-bimingham, 8; New OrieanN
eleven innings
At Atlanis-Atlanta, 6; Little Rock, l.
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taFnsd rln9~Sf, Martln $, FiTst base by Cr-
rcra-st Martins. ,; s.. Vincants , Left On
bases-st. Martins. = St. Vincent's. 6 FIRST base
on balb-oG Cook, 6 OF Merrill ?; of Norris. 2
Innings pitchcd-By Cook, s. BY Merrill 5: by Nor
MS, 2; hy Beckett L Hits made-OH Merrill s.
of Norris, !; oA Beckett, 4. Struck out-By Cook.
10; by Merrill. 2 by Norris, .; by Beckett. l. Home
ru-Dugan. Twobase hit-Beckett Sacrifice hit
Goodman. Stolen bases-Nless, Cook Mcfarland
T0nCy. Mofitt 49, Blair. Spaldng Merrill Hlt
by pitcher-By Merrill I. Wild ldtch-Cook Passed
ball-sheruan- Umpire-B. Sebastian. Time Of
Sane-l hour aud s. minutes
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I0II's '.-.-'I1 = q = -,
Totals

'Battrd for Nichols In the ninth inning
Chicago. ................... O 2404 O-l0
Athle'ics.-.............-..... / 0 ] 0 90 0 o.
Earned runs-ChiCag7. 3: Athletics. 2 First base
BY errcrs-Chicago. 8: Athletics. L Left on bases
Chicago s; Athletics. Z. First base on halls-Of
Patterson, 2; off White, Q: Of PLANK. 8 Hits
madc-OG pItters1n ! IN imlings: Of White 2