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The Washington times., 1907-08-18
MATINEE ARRANGED
FOR NEXT TUESDAY
Three Races to Be Run at
Brightwood-LiSt OF
Entries.

A matinee will be held az the Bright
wood Driving Park Tuesday, George
town Day. under the management OF
Henry Copperthite.
The card for the day will consist OF
three races. Of which the principal event
viii BE- match between Louis Collins
rrottine mare Nettie, william Rackey's s
Dan r, and Griffith Hillery' s Howard
O.. for a purse OF 500.
Considerable interest is attached to
this. race from the fact that Howard O.
with a trotting mark Of 2.26A, is TO
race in this event, he having recently
been converted. This viii BE- his first
effort at racing at this gait
The other numbers on the card Will be
a 2.i6 and a pa trot or pace
The entries for the z-15 tr"r or pace:
Ada D, Henry Copperthite; Edna g.
Lee Dorsey; Kushan, William L. Mil
Ter; s. d. r.. James Morrow. Caricata.
L F. Hall; Jurash, William Byrne;
Rara Avis. Charles Matt
The entries for the 2:24 trot or pace:
The Duke, Henry Copperthite; Bob
lngersou. William Chambers, Maid
Marion. George Hineary; Commanche
Bay, Al Moran; Manners, Frank
Thomas: Oak Wilkes. Phil SJubener
The judges will be John y. Gheen,
Charles HartUng. and DR.. j. ID. Robin
son. Charles Stahlman VIII act as
starter.
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Visitors Take First by
Large Margin-Local
Pitchers Knocked
Out.

The fret game was late in starting.
owing 10 the difficulty experienced By
Manager Hunter, OF the Southern Rail
way. in securing a catcher. His two
regular men-Kraft and Weber-faued
10 appear on time. 50 Salb. of the At
lantics, was impressed into service
The first affair was easily the out-Os-
town teams game al the way after
the hfth inning. and were II not for the
fact that the game was called In the
seventh session, with the Winchester
lads one inning 70 the good, the con-
test would have been y 70 4, instcad
OF 70 3
Dent was sent 70 the shooting gallery
FOR the Engineers. and although Sab.
his catcher. continuously called fes
balls on the corner. the youngster per
sisted IN sticking them over, mucn 10
the satisfaction Of the Winchester out
ht.
The visitors scored IN the second when
Francis. who had three taldes 10 his
credit, crossed the home pan In the
rear OF Woodward's welt In only Two
innings did Winchester fail 20 count the
first and third, and after this interval II
was q parade. Southern tied the game
in the fourth and were in front Tor a
brief interval by one run, but IN me
fifth the lead seemed 20 have a dele
terious effect on the men from the Capl-
tai CITY League. and two costly errors
enabled the summer resort team &C
take command by > 20 4 After this
there was never a question
Dent was yanked out al the END o.
the sixth and Jackson, Leesoufs
twirler. was sent in 10 do the honors
but his stay on the war path was snort
Brown followed him and met With
IKE reception. II was after this swat
fest that the game was called
The sccre-
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RaIlroaderS Show More
Form in Second, But
Timely Hits Didn't
MaterialiZe.

The second game proved q more inter
esting seance. II Pfeister. the visiting
slab artist. had the locals buffaloed
until the sixth session without a sem
blance Of a nit OF a run In the sixth
Ordeal. POmerOy laced one 20 the LETT
field for Lhree hassocks. and came home
later when Hurley, by a magnificent
slide into first base. raised a cloud OF
dust and was safe.
Winchester had Wheatley, the willing
worker, against them. and in the third
try at bat tailed three runs. Kennedy
landed on the first sack by a hit- and
big Cy Macdonald. Of Central High
School fame, lambasted the pellet into
left field beyond Doc Poneroy for three
counting points. Pfeister. who had
walked before Kennedy hit, was regis
tered IL the score book BIZ the same
welt. al Cy waltzed home when Dur
nall. the Hyattsville pad artist. let one
Of Chunks heaves go past him.
The locals held the Winchester Outfit
well in hand from then. blanking them
until the ninth. when Wheauey weak
enCd. and hit White on teh elbow. Luhl
hammered a nasty one out 70 right field:
Pfeister followed with a paste inside OF
the right field foul line and Curly
Brown seat out a bunt. Brown and
PfoiSter were caught IN a double play
and Mcdonald popped an easy out 70
Hurley who. after the first game, was
shifted n first base.
The last half OF the game was pulled
of IN the gathering darkness. Hurley
| beat a hit 20 first. Copeland duplicated.
! and Brown was out by a fly 10 Duggan-
| LYMAN scored Hurley. Bernie CAL
I lagher was al the bat and the crowd
was begging him 70 score the two men
on first. but the Aloysius twirler w1s
unable 20 connect. and walked back 70
/ the bench disconsolately after striking
out DarnaH followed IN the samo
route.
/ The feature OF the second game was
Atchison's work at short, one OF his
! stops being a feature He was wen
/ applauded for the effort.
! Pfeister, the Virginia pitcher. did not
! seem 10 have anything but perfect con-
/ troll. He was putting the ball over the
plate all the way. but the Southern con-
/ tinGent did not appear able 10 solve his
/ delivery. Before shooting the BAH
over. his whole frame would seem. about
/ 10 come apart. and then the ball would
! come over. and be in the catcher $
/ hands before the batter knew IL
/ The sco5e:
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ATTENDANCE
INCREASING
Farnum Leads Benning
ShOoterS-Medal Race
Closer.

The Analostan Gun Club shot at the
Eenning range yesterday under more
favorable conditions than have prevailed
tor several weeks. The rainy weather
has materially reduced the attendance
and lowered he scores.
The medal shooting is becoming more
difficult as the winners are handicapped
Every time a shooter wins he Is handi-
capped a yard AS sixteen yards is the
regular distance, and several OF the
shooters have won four or hye times,
they are getting pretty far away from
the front Today DR.. Taylor. c. S. VII
son. White, D. Hogan. and Orrison
shot at twenty-Cne yards. 4 large num-
Der also shot AZ twenty yards. Faruham
led the shooting as usual The days
records are as follows:
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MIDWAY CITY BOWS
TO BLOOMINGDAlE

LAUREL. Nd. Aug. 1.-THE Bloom
fngdale Club of the Independence League
OF Washington defeated the local High
School team here today on the grounds
Of the Suburban League Green. OF the
visitors. was invincible. and allowed but
one scratch hit. which ShOTtstOp Mad
dux could not handle besides tanning
twelve. Dem and MaddUX led al the
bat both boys hitting the sphere at Will
Nichols made the longest hit OF the
game when he drove one over third n
the second inning for three bags
Turner and HarriSs. two OF the visit
fnr Dlavers were injured In the sew
enth inning. and had 10 retire from the
game.
The score:
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COLUMBIA ATHLETES LOSE
BRILLIANTLY PLAYED GAME

BALTIMORE. Nd, Aug. lin one Of
the hest games that has been played at
Sparrows Point this season, the Point
ers down the crack Columbia Athletic
Club. of Washington, today to 2
The game was a ebauty from every
point of view. the Pointers leading the
way In every department The visitors
played their usual fast. scrappy game.
Baggott, Mullen and Lay did star Held
ing work
Sparrows Points entire infeld played
sensational ball Schrader. FOulke and
Hooper captured drives that were ap-
parcntly sure hits. Snyder's work be-
hind the bat was as good as has ever
been seen az Sparrows Point. Not a
base was stolen on him and he filed mis-
position perfectly.
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HAHN AND NEWBOLD
TIE FOR HONORS

The handicap medal play on the Chevy
Chase links yesterday ended in a tie, W.
L. Ham and J. L. Newbold each turning
in a net score Of 73. Mr.. Ham had the
lowest gross score, covering tre course
IN s.. while AIr. NewbOldt did IL in 81
Mr.. Newbold's playing was erratic-
il took him nine strokes 70 make the
Ifth hole. and nine 10 make the fifteenth,
but his playing at the other holes was
OF high-class order. Mr. Ham made the
sixteenth hole In two strokes, which is
a remarkable record.
w. VI. Gray and II. W. Reed were tied
for second place, with Get scores OF 76,
and c. B. Miller stood thru, E9th a net
score Of -.
The cards Of Messrs. Ham and New
bold follow:
Mr.. Ham
Out ....515 465574 IS
In ...-..... 5 > 5462 5-42 81 Il %
Mr.. Newbold-
Out ........4453 94553-4c
In .......... 3 6 40 81 IS 70
The scores Of those who turned in
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BAD BOUNDER ALLOWS
BOSTON TO WIN GAME

ST. LOUIS, Aug. i. - The Pilgrims
took the second game Of the series from
the Browns today, 1 10 O. 1t was due
TO Pitcher Pruitts good form that the
visitors won. He held the locals 10
four hits. Harry Howell pitched wei.
but a bal bounder over Niles head in
the second inning gave Boston its lone
Z a
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wALTHoUR GOING SOME.

Bobby Walthour has been doing some
things to the records on the saucer
track at Salt Lake City. He recently
smashed the State two-m!le motor-paced
record and the one-mile at the same
time. by making. the first mile in lis
and the second IN 1888. He is cutting
down the records gradually, and will
probably ride a l:12 mile or better he
fore the season closes.
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RESERVOIR DOWNS
LEXINGTON TRIBE

Reservoir downed lexington by 4 to
l yesterday in the Independence League.
Buckley pitched a major league game
for the winners and he received gilt
ecged support.
Other features were the stick work
Of Toense and the fielding Of White
The latter's running catch was one OF
the prettiest exhibitions seen on these
grounds tbis season.
The scote was tied in the seventh.
Umbaugh's single was made with the
bases full and an error and a sacrifice
by Wiber brought two more runs across
the pan.
The score.
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TwO-base hits-Kinian. Laporte. 2 Three
base hit - Downs Sacrifice hlt-Couroy.
stolen bascs-Jones. SChaefer Double play
Detroit. 8; New York :. First base on
bals--On kiliiau, 2; on Chcsbro. : First
BY Killian. 8. by Chcsbr1. : Time OF game
hours and 10 minutes. Cmpire-Sheridan-
Attendance 500.
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FORMERLY BANDIT, NOW STARTER

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Aug 17.-FrahK
James, the former Missouri bandit. was
In the city Wednesday for several hours
on a visit with old friends. James is
we'll known IN Evansville, and has Just
been engaged TO start the races at the
Union county fair, at Uniontown. KY,
next week.
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The medal and trophy shoots were di-
vided In classes A. B. and c. as given
below.
CLASS A
James. OrrisOn, Coleman. and Farm
ham, tied for first; Wagner. second:
n. Taylor, third.
CLASS r.
NJ d Hogan. first; c. S. Wilson. sec
ond; Wilhite. third
CLASS c.
Haven, first; shoup. second; Jones
third.
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CINCINNATI LOSES TWO
TO THE BR00KLYNITES

BROOKLYN. y. Y. Aug 17.-Brooklyn
won both games from Cincinnati this
afternoon. The first was a close con-
test, the Dodgers punching their hits
in the seventh The second game re-
suited in a shut-ouJ for the Reds. Scores;
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Chicago 1000 0 0 20 0 Is
New York 90. Q 0 %
First base by errors-New York. 2; Chi
caRo 2 Left on bases-Sew York. /: Chi
caco 4 First base on balls-On Mathewson.
l. Hits made-On Brown. in innings.
Home run-By Mathewson. 10; by Brown. l.
Home r1n-Kling. Twoibase hiLs-Shuite
Chance. Sacrifice hits-Browne %, Bower
man Seymour. Sheckard. Devlin. Stolen
base-Steinfeidt. Double play-HOfman %
king UmpIre-Messrs. Rigler and Emslie.
Time Of game-2 hours. Attendance-2.0oo.
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First base by errcrs-Reservoir .; Eek
ington. 1. Left on bases-Reservoir 5: Eek
ington. 4. First base on bails-Oh Buckley.
/. off UmhaUEh 2. Struck out-By Buckley.
g. by limbaugh 3 Two-base hits-McFar-
land. Loense. Sacrifice hits-White. Cozzens.
Weber. Stolen bases-Lugo Nina Ernst (2).
Hit by pitcner-By Buckley l. Umpire-Mr.
Waters. Time Of same-l hour and Is min
utes
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'Batted for White In ninth.

First base on errors-Washington. /.
Left on bases-Chicago. l. Double plays
Davis, Isbell. Donohue; AltiZer (un-
assisted. Three-b base hit-Isbell. Two
base hlts-Altizer T. Smith. Sacrifice
hits-Ganley. Hahn. Hits-On Patter-
son. eight in four innings. Bases on balls
or Patterson, 1. of Smith. /. Struck
out-By Patterson. .; by White. {: BY
Smith. g. Time Of game hour and 30
minutes Umpires-Evans and O'Lough-
lin. Attendance-12.0 .0o0
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First Game.

First base by errOrs-NN lncnesler' . - -
- bssas-y-incheste 3. southern RAILWAY. 2
Ffrst has on baIls-OI CHutwell. 2; on
Dent z Struck Out-By I9nlNeL- :. os
-. -Tbrea- base hits-F'rancis, Cope
Iord stolen bases-B-oWn- Wiley uouhle
,,l,y-s-C,autw-eil 70 Baker 90 McDcnaid' can't
a-eii 20 Kennedy 20 Mcdonald Cmpire-Ar-
E-i1r T'irne OF game hour and 80 minutes
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Two-base hits-Hinchman. Clark. Saeri-
ice hit-Nin- stolen bases-Flick (2) Mil
Turner. Murphy. Firs- base on balls-OT
RhJades (2). or Plank. 4 First base on
errors-Philadelphia. g. Left on bases-Cleye-
land 8; Philadelphia. G. Struck out-By
Plank. 3: by Bartley. !; by Rhoades 3
Double plays-Turner and StovaI; Turner
Lajoie and Stoval; Lajoie. Turner and Stovai:
birmingham and Clarke. Wild pitch
Rhoades Time CT game-I hour and a. min
utes- Umpire-Connolly. Attendance-6.75O
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Second Game.

Left on baseS-Winchester. 4. Southern
Railway. G. First base ca balls-OH Wheat
~. !. OF Pfeiser. l. Struck out-By Vheatly.
:. Thrcc-base hirs-BroWn. Mcdonald. Pom
erOy. Luhl- Twc-basc hir-Pfefser. Sacrifice
hits-C- Brown. Pfeiser. Stolen bases-C
Brown. 8, pugEan Francis Atchison, Hur-
ley Double plays-O' Briel 70 Hurley. Hurley
Wheaty- Unpire-Mr. King Time of game
II hour and % minutes
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EVANSVILLE PLAYS
NAVY NINE TO TIE

Hyattsville and the Navy Department
PLAYED to a tie yesterday afternoon
The score stood 5 to 3 in the ninth
Hyattsville had things its own way
until the eighth round. when Navy tied
accounts by a batting rally Geib was
effective until the eighth inning.
Score by innings:
RHE.
Navy ....... 0 0 01O osI-5
Hyattsville. 0 0 O02 Is l
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TwO-base hils--k0netchy Jacklitsch. Home
runs-Th9rnas. Sacrifice hits-knabe- Double
plays - Holly. Hostetter and kcnetchy.
Struck out-By Fromme. 3. by Sparks. :.
Umpire-Carpenter Time Of game-i hour
and , minutes. Attendance-7.5J 500.
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Sacrifice hits-Fcrris. Pickering. Jones' Sui
Ivan. Left on baSes-St Louis s: Boston
First tasa on baVs-OH Howell. ]: of Pruitt
>. Struck Out--By Howell. /: by Prultt 1
Time Of gIme-1 hour and IS minutes I'm
pires-- Hurst and Stafford. Attendance--5.O 900
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Boston OutbatS Pitts
burg Pirates, But Fails
to Defeat the ViS-
itOrS.
Chicago Cubs Barely
Nose Out Victory
From New York
Giants.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1T.-Batting
the St Louis Nationals pitchers freely
In both contests. the Philadelphias had
no trouble IN winning both games this
afternoon Scores.
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AMONG WOMEN OF THE WORLD.

Tell me, Fanny. how much would you
give to have blonde hair like mine?''
81 do not know. How much did you
give ?''-Il Motto per Ridere.
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MlSPLAYS RESPONSIBLE
FOR DEFEAT OF BOSTON

BOSTON. Aug 1.-THE Pirates took
the first in their local series with the
Doves today by Il score Of 10 l. Out
batting the visitors did no good for
glaring misplays counted too heavily
q against them. Score.
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Totals. ... 1 9 q l3

Two base hits-Brain. Clarke Randall
Three-base hit-Bridwell. Stolen bases-Ieach
Wagner. 2. Bases on balls-On Dorner, 2: on
I.aiheld 2 Struck out-By Dorner, 3. Sacrf-
fee hft-I each. Double plays-Bridwen to
Ritchey 20 renney. Wagner 20 Batty 70
StOrke. Passed ball-Brown. Umpire
Emslie. Time OF game-2 hours. Attend
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Earned -Bloomingdale, s. First base
b,- Bloom ingdale. 4. Laurel. 5. Left
On -BlOon1ingdale. 10; Laurel. l. First
G-ee- ~. bv Brown. T. Three-base hit
N-fcrsis Two-base hits-Green. MarSden.
Nfaddux Sacrifice hit-Ttmanus stolen
he ses-VV- Brown, sullivan. Leland. Nichols.
Green. Double pIays-Leland 20 Turner. Ie-
land 10 Mace 10 Harriss. Hit BY p3tcher-By
Green /. ly Brown. 2 Umpire-Mr- Mercer
r{-,a ~ rar1e-I hour and 40 minutes.
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AN INSINUArIoN.

Host-Dreadful night. isn't 1t?
Departing Friend-Awfuli Not fit TO
turn a dog into.
Host-No- Well. good night, old chop.
-Harpers Weekly.
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X X Charley Smith Shuts OCT Worlds Champions # Il:
Winchester WallOperS
Capture Both Contests
From Southern Railway

Of
tai City League by TO an 5 % 2
n
avach is gy o
CAPITAL city in the least. for be- in o
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TOO BIG A TASK.

He-Do you expect me to give you all
the money YOU want?
She You couldn't There isn't that
much in the world.-Piek-M Me-Up.
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IN0-ULst nItH-AdHcel DOoIU. hnlue
Three-base hit-Thomas. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Glynn. Doom Stolen bese-COurtney- DOu-
bic play-knabe. DColin. and Bransneld
Left on bases-St- Louis, 9. Philadelphia Z
Bases on baIls-Or McGIynn. 3. on Brown
l. Struck out-By McGIynn. /. By Brown. &
Passed ball-DOoin. Time Of game hour
and s. minutes. Umpire-Carpenter. Attend
ance-7 500.
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DETROIT TIGERS
ARE EASY PREY
FOR HIGHLANDERS

DETROIT. Aug. T.-Loose fielding on
the fart OF the Detroit Americans lost
4 EN- Jodays game with New York.
Score.
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MATHEWSoN LET'S DOWN
IN THE TWELFTH INNING

NEW YORK, Aug. H.-Klings home
run In the twelfth inning defeated the
Giants here today. Up to the ninth in
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DUSTY RHOADES BLANKS
CONNIE MACK'S BUNCH

CLEVELAND, Aug. Il. - The Cleve-
lard Americans easily defeated Phila-
delptia today. Only one Of the visitors
reached third base. Score:
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Three-base htt-Burch Two-base hit
Lumley. Sacrifice hits-Odwell. Weimer,
Lewis. Stolen bases-OdwelL Lewis. Bases
on balls-On Weimer. ?; OF Mcintyre. 2
Struck oUt-By Weimer. 5: by Mcintyre. q
Wild Pltch-Weimer. Left on bases-BrOOE-
lyn. : Lmpires-Johnstone and Klein. At
tendance-5.O00- Time Of gane-l hour and
80 minutes.
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Those who failed to turn in cards were
II. p. Mccain. J. w Glazebrook. A. T.
King. J. F. McLeran, B. Brown. Ben
Miller, J. NJ. Sterrett. II. F. Hodges.
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Double Play Saves Day.

In the next Isbell whaCked a neat
single with nobody out. Just as he
rrol,e for second Donohue drove
liner straight at Altizcr, and all that
had TO be done was 10 hold the ball
and plant the spike on first. Davis fol-
lowed with a cor<ing hit and II was
energy wasted. for George tried to steal
ana found that the new catcher was
o,,ite a nurler. Thus Il went till the
finish The Sox died one. two. three in
the ninth. ana the crowd gave Smith
a tremendous cheer
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Smith S Pitching
And ClXmer SBat
Blank White SOr
Gleesome Fans Enthuse Over Charley and For
get That Otis Even Lives-Aged Tony Smith
Starts Ball Rolling in Fourth and Clymer
Brings Him Home.

CHICAGO. Ill, Aug. 17.-Charlie Smith
made good today and so did Ots Cly-
mer Charlie pitched the best game he
: has twirled this season and held the
SOx at bay all afternoon Clymer de-
llvered two hits, both Of the ringing
ram5unctious variety and by doing so
brought in both the runs scored by
Washington.
Oddly enough the big Saturday crowd
enthused tremendously over Charlie
and forgot Otis even lived. They cheer
ed In every round for Smith and when
the ninth was over they gave him a
royal ovation. They didn't as much as
3 give Clymer a solitary hand. and yet
; without Clymer. what would the game
have been? Just a double row of ciphers,
I handsome. perhaps. in their symmetry,
but as Iifeless and void Of human inter-
est as a line OF fence posts
Smith Is Invincible.
Smith was invincible IN all but one
inning. and in that one round he es-
capped unharmed. although single and
a triple were made of his delivery
Outside OF these bumps the champions
did nothing. and the setting sun saw
their routed cohorts hoOfng for the
ington went after Roy Patterson with
much vigor and hit him hard and often.
though doing but little IN the way Of
acquiring runs.
Two hits and a pass were recorded
in the first session, but nobody got IN
The second was an animated affair
Block. who looks like some ball player,
broke off a single, and Tony Smith sac
and Otis CIymer. with a sweet smile
and a yellow bat. swatted one on the
gizzard. One run.
Clymer to the Rescue.
Altizer picked double in the third
bur could not score. Tony Smith, the
small weakened, scventy-year-Old short
stop. opened the fourth with long
whack. The Sox averred that 1t was a
foul. but the umpire said II was as fair
as a June bride and Smith anchored on
second. Long Charley smith could do
nothing 70 help another Smith in need
and IL was up 70 Clymer again BIN
the hall shot into right and another rur
was scored. although Clymer was nip
ped trying TO make a double out Of II
After This White pitched and the
Senators did very little with him. TneJ
occupied their energies in holding doWi
the Sox anu succeeded admirably. Only
once was a real scare thrown into them
In the fourth, Fielder Jones smote
rattling single with nobody out. JUS
as the spectant crowd began to cheer M
wandered OF first and the way they raT
him down and rounded him up was
caution 20 cats. The next moment lsoei
poled a mighty triple far from the held
II was n smash of vast magnitude an'
Jones still on his way TO the benc'
uoaned bitterly as he realized that ;
run had been thrown away. There wa
stu only one out, but Smith threw
Donehud out at first and held Izzy OF
third. after which Delehanty cared fo'
Davis.
Double Play Saves Day.
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Home run-HummeII- Ihree-base hit-AIp-
erman. Tvo-base hit-Kane. Sacrifice hit
Lobert Stolen base-Huggins- First base on
errors-Brooklyn, l. Bases on balls-On
CoakIey. ?: of Rucker, p Struck out-By
Rucker s: by Coakley.s. T. Double play
Rucker and Lewis Umpires-klem and
Johnstone. AttendanceS-S,000.
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AMERICAN LEAGUk
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago, o; Washington. ?.
St. Louis, o: Boston, l.
Cleveland. 6; Philadelphia, 0.
Detroit, 3; New York, 5
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Today's Games
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at ST Louis.
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Standing Of the ClubG
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati, ?.
Brooklyn, ,; Cincinnati, 0.
Philadelphia, 3; st. Louis, 0.
Philadelphia, c; St. Louis, 0.
New York. 2: Chicago, 3.
Boston, l; Pittsburg, :
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At Buffalo.


At Buffalo.
First game II p
Baltimore 1 0 0 0 0 o 10
Buffalo. ] 0 o 0 0 0 O-I 6 ,
Observation-Disclosures and Bvers. Vo-
winkle and Ryan. Umpire-Cusack.
second game R.H Z.
Baltimore 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 ,
Bufalo...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ii 6 /
At Newark: RHE
Rochester. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 90 ; I
Newark 1 0 0 0 0 l - /
Batteries-Bannister and Higgins. Nc
Carthy and Stanage. Umpire-Kelly.
At Toronto:
RHE
Providence. > 0 l 0 0 I 0 o. & /
Toronto. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 % 2 I
BatteTies-Harris and Donovan. Jacob-
son and Carrigan. Umpires-Conway
and Mccarthy.
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LEAGUE
At Montreal:

At Montreal: RH p
Jersey City. 1 0 0 2 o 0 0 ID 10 ,
Montreal. o 0 2r-3 s 2
Batteries-Lake and Butler: Hughes
and Clarke. Umpire-Owens
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sBatted for Brown in ninth
ssBatted for Doyle IN twelfth
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-Batted for Coakley in the
Game called end OF seve
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ming Math4wson was practically invinc-
ible. The score:
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The scores Of those who turned i
cards follows.