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The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
BAD SPILL At EMPIRE TRACK.
Jockey Lycurgus suffers COncussiOn
of Drnin in aIIx-up.

New York, Aug. 26.-Ten thousand spec
tators We're shocked al Empire City
track, to-day. when there was a spill in
the first race which came near resulting
fatally.
Jockey Lycurgus was taken. uncon-
scious, 70 St Joseph's Hospital. whsre the
physician IN charge said. tonight, that
the boy. though suffering from eofcus-
sion of the brain, stood an excellent
chance OF recovery. As the field was
rounding the far turn, Teeta H, ridden
by Lycurgus stumbled and fell .he boy
being thrown headlong into the ri-ils. In
an instant. Supine. with ". OFT in the
saddle. hit Teeta II, and went down.
while New Garter, ]. Lee up. came next.
and fell in a heap. II looked for a moment
as II all these Jockeys had been instantly
killed. but after a crowd Of stable men
had rushed - the scene Of the accident.
OFT and Lee came TO their senses. Lycur-
gus, however, was picked up with a cut
behind his ear The summaries:
FIRST RACE Purse; maiden two-ysar-olds; $50
added, FIVE and ouehaf fmlongs. Hollister IL
AlusgTSyel. 10 !, won; Iusraham ll2 tDigginsl. %
TO / secoI'd; NImporte li2 lHartyl. IS 20 l. third
Time. 1E2 rs. Enticing sophomore, Gratio., Tee
tab Sunlne New Garter and Al0mar also ran.
mares; 500 added: one mile. Miss AlcTta. q Mus
gravel. 10 3 won; Water Speed 8 lAisfshsll. .
70 l. second; LaVieta, l0l (Schllingl 70 l. third.
Tine. I:i2 Is. SoIgano. Jacnta. Lady Vera, and
Nellie Burn also
THIRD Selling; two-year-olds; 500 added /:
I've and one half f1rlongs Hollow Jos I4iebertl, :
70 l. won Aristotle. I0l CHurrisl. 5 to !. second ;
Miss Mazzoni, Is tSmithl. Is 10 /. third Time.
l15 3-5 Emma c.. Louis Roederer. Seryile. Gun
cotton, Priceless Jewel and Running Account also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-The TarTytowu Handicap; three
year-olds and UP; $500 added one mile and 100
yards Old Honesty, III Gee. 70 /, won; Light
WOOL l05 lschillingl. 70 l. second; Edwin Cum
l1 tMofTisl 10 TO /. third. Time, rs IS. Orphan
Lad, Polly Prim, Le1oline. and Lille Turner also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; thTee-year-olds 5nd uD,
$1,000 added: about six furl0rss. CloisteTess, los
fSchilling1 10 2 Won; Diamond. % tPTestOnl. to
J. second; Jenny Wells 30 tPohankal 90 to !. third
Time l:l0l-5 Oak Grove. Hawkama, High Bear,
Belle Strme, Comilfo. Friedssm, and Our Own also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-selliag; three-year-elds and up;
sl0OO added: one nile and 100 yards st. Joseph.
100 lLiebert). to l. won; Taunt, $ lPohankal. TO
J. second; Coufessor, Jos (Musgrarel. 70 l. third.
Tine la % Master Lester, Clements. LinnePee,
and Elfall also ran.
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FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FiTe furlonEs; tvo-year-Old FLIES;
selling Margol. 100 lAieCarthyl. 70 l. won; Linda
Lake. 100 lGaugeD, even for place. second; Kitty
Smith 100 (Martinl, even, third Time, 0l Is.
Edna Motter, Miekletou Maid, Coswilis, Lady Hand
sci. Awiess. Miss Yigiiant Pigny. and Mont Lee
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs; three-year-olds and
upward: selling Harting g tDelabyl. TO l. won;
BAIL Jos AIurphyl 8 to ), second; Edgely, l06
Riley). To 5. third Tine. l:8 is. Lizzie Nc
Lean. Saliie Suter. Snowman. Madden, Cyciops and
Duchess OF DantZic also ran.
THIRD RACE-0no and one-sixteenth miles; for
threeyearolds and upward; selling DOrasette, l0l
(Wallace} to l. won: Light Note. 100 Mccarthy,
even for place second; Dutch Pete. lo7 EngisndeTl
even 10 show third Time. l as Is Reyeie. Hamil
car Bitter Hand, Eva Clair and Pentaeo also ran.
FOURTH RACE-FIve furlongs. Whsk Broom.
100 (Gsugel). to ]. won; Pinkila, 100 (Mnderl. 2
TO l. second; Ketchemike IL Powers, 3 10 ],
third Time / sOl 25. Ben Sand. Hostile. Hyphen,
Montclaire and GiVedcar also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fiye and one-haf furiongS Ben
Strong lo6 (Powersl, 3 TO l. Won; Rodonde, les
gKunz) 5 to l. second; Webber. l0i lhlcCarthyl, 8
to l. third. Time, l97 35. Sally Preston. Bestrice
K. Tim Hurst. Nettie Carita. and Kiamesha also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Fi7e furlongs. Lattice 100 DIur-
phy) to l. won; Marion Moore. los dnder). 5 to
2 second; lSaitnlm. 10 tGaugell, z % l, third
Time I9l - Fantasia, Topiofty, Shirley r.. Kitty
Flynn. Alyeolar, and Eta Louise also ran.
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NATIONALS CANNOT COMPETE
Orders from Johnson Will Keep
Players Out of Cincinnati Meet.
Several Members of Washington
In the SDrinting Match.
sneci.l 70 Tho washington Herald.

Special 20 Tho Washington Herald.
Detroit, Mich, Aug. 26.-Joe Cantillon
to-day received orders from Ban John
son not 10 allow any members of the
Washington club to participate in the
field day sports at Cincinnati on Septem-
Der 10.
While no decision had been made about
the Nationals sending men 70 participate
in the sports. nevertheless the orders
from Johnson came as the biggest sort
of surprise. Several of the Washington
players were willing to back Charley
Jones in the sprinting match, as well
as the long-distance throwing contests,
but the latest from the president Of the
league will probably keep the fleet cen
terfielder out Of the meet.
No reason for the action was given by
Johnson, and this evening CantillOn de-
clined to discuss the orders. as he said
that they were Of 10 particular interest TO
him.
The Cincinnati programme includes bat
ting flies for distance, long distance
throwing. and sprinting races.
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ECHOES OF THE GAME.

Several of the hits credited were very
scratchy.
The amateurs will have a rest until Sep
tember J.
Luck was all with the North Capitol
street bunch.
"Mouch" Fenton handled eight chances
in good style.
Charlie Lord is not putting up the best
game he is capable Of.
The Handiboe boys are always IN the
game up TO their necks.
Gertman's two-bagger was the only ex-
ira base hit Of the game.
Tom Hughes. OF the Nationals, watched
the show from the grandstand.
Lord and Gertman retired the side in
the fourth after Aloysius had scored
three runs.
Hester made a remarkable running
catch off Hurley's bat in the opening
round that saved a run.
Manager Worley, of Bethany, has been
called to Cincinnati on business, and he
is not likely to return for ten days.
Trinity and Aloysius are now equal
favorites for the championship. although
Bethany and Treasury are far from being
out of the running.
The excitement after Treasury had tied
the score was too much for John Alloy
sius' Lutich, so he went out on the lines
and whooped It up for his team.
Indications are that the Aloysius- Trinity
games will be about the hardest-fought
contests Of the amateur season. The two
clubs seem just about even in strength.
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FIELD NARROWING DOWN.
Only Four Players Left in National
Tennis Championships.

Newport. R. l.. Aug. 26-The field Of
the All-comers' National Lawn Tennis
Championship singles narrowed down TO
four players to-day. the number being
equally divided between veterans and the
younger aspirants for the honors.
In the top half, William A. Iarnsd and
Clarence Hobart were the survivors, while
below them Robert lie Roy and Henry
II. Mollenhauer came through. As the
list stands tonight, the final must bring
a young expert against one of the more
experienced wieljers Of the racquet, and
as William J. Clothier made no attempt
to get out on the courts to-day for prac-
tice, this final will carry with It the
championship title OF the year. So well
have ell Of the four men been playing
that the result is by no means a GER
tainty.
Late in the afternoon a. F. Johnson
scored a national title for himself
the interschOIastic-by defeating Arthur
Swetzer, the Harvard representative. in
four sets. All but one Of the sets touched
deuce, with the Pennsylvania playing
superbly all the way. and finally scoring.
after some lively rallies, at rs. Go. T-9.
AMI 7-5
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Harold Chase IS about ready to go into
the game again.
It Is said that this win be the last year
Of Roy Thomas with the Phillies.
Crawford, Cobb, Rossman, and Downs
had on their slugging garments.
Walter Johnson gave his batting aver
age great boost by getting two hits IN
three times up.
Tony Smith continues his great work IN
the field. He had five chances without a
siip-up yesterday.
Pitcher Pittenger. Of the Phillles, is TO
open a restaurant and grocery establish
ment in Carlisle. Pa
The next post-season game at Ma
tional Park will be on September 3. when
Trinity meets Aloysius.
Play was delayed a minute or two each
time Cantillon dropped in a new man,
until Umpire Connolly could find some
body who could give him the name for
the scorers.-Detroit Free Press.
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SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va, Aug. 26.-The Truckers
went down before the Champions to-day
in an avalanche Of hits on Hallman's de-
livery, the locals finding him for eleven
safeties. good for eight runs. Cum
mings. who has played in the outfeld al
most all season, was a triae unsteady on
the slab, but he worked well in the
pinches, and with fine support. had no
trouble In winning. Evans did work be-
hind the bat for the locals, getting dou-
ble and a triple in four times up. The
work Of Holl for Lynchburg and Clark
for Portsmouth were features Score:
RHE
Lynchburg. .,...-...... 90 Ks Il 2
Portsmouth. 0 0 % ,
Batteries-Cummngs and Evans; Hsllnan and
Burns. Umpire-Alr- TRULY. Attendance-i, 200.
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ANOTHER CANTILL0N CLUBl
Rumor Has 1t that Joe and Mike
Want TO Buy Sioux City Team.
S,eriaI N The Washington Herald

Sioux City, Iowa, Aug. 26-There is a
persistent rumor that the Cantillons-Joe
and Mike-are dickering for the Sioux
City club, Of the Western League.
It is said that the brothers viii put one
of the Des Monies players here as man
ager, and use the local club as a sort Of
farm for the Minneapolis and Washington
teams. Several years ago the Cantillons
tried to get a controlling interest in Sioux
City. 1t is believed that under good man
agement the local franchise would prove
q good investment
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FIVE CHOICES LOSE
BOOkmakers Reap Harvest
at Saratoga.
GRAPPLE, AT 10 TO /, WINS
Frank }. FarreIPs Entry Proved
Big Surprise When He Ran on with
the Amsterdam Stakes, Covering
the Mile in 1 1.3o-JOhn NJ. P.'s Fail
ure burned Up Lots of Money.

Saratoga, n. Y, Aug. 26-Five favorites
were defeated here this afternoon, and
the bookmakers were happy
Frank J. Farrell's Grapple, a 10-to-1
shot, proved the biggest kind Of a sur
prise when he set a terrific pace and ran
off with the Amsterdam Selling Stakes
at one mile, which he covered in 1;S9. At
the end he had margin OF two lengths
over D. sullivans Rye, backed down to
8 TO 3. who came from behind and beat
Right Royal, y to I, length.
II. B. Duryea's Dreamer. S-tO-5 favor
ite. was off slowly. and after making up
a lot Of ground in the run to the head Of
the stretch, backed up.
The famous English jumper, John NJ. p,
burned up a lot Of money in the steeple-
chase at about two miles He was back
ed down TO 10 10. and apparently had the
race won when he bolted at the last OBJ
staele Then Kernel, l6 to 3. second
choice. went on and won easily by four
lengths from F. Ambrose Clark's Maxi
MILAN, backed from 10 to T. Lights Out,
TO l. fell. but was reHoaHted and got
third money. The time was 4.27.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-selling; purse: 500 added: for
three -year-olds and upward seven furiongz Mark
Anthony. 10 lFlnDl % :! won; Security l07
lBeekmanl. 70 2 second; I'd Ball. lo3 (Hearyl,
70 !. third Time. III 25. East End. Sister
Frances. socisty Iud, Lane Allen. and Trouve'u
also Fnn.
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase handicap; 800
added; for fOuryeaT-Olds and upward that have won
nothing. about two miles Kernel I59 fHuppel ?
to I. Won. Macmillan. l5s lOBrienl 70 to /. sec
ondi Lights Out. l2 Qaffcrtyl % J. third Tine
AZ. John n. j. also ran.
THIRD RACE-HaadicaD; purse: $50 added: for
tEo-gear-ods; six turlOngs Chulita. l07 (Nffleri
70 2 Won: Keep Moving 80 T. Dugani. 70 /
la 81 Banyah. Miss Delaney. Rora Avis Johnnie
Blake, Pomander Master Robert, and Waiter Miller
alsO ran
FOURTH RACE-selling: The Amsteriam /; purse;
$3.50 added; f0r thTee-year-olds and upward: one
mile GTapple 96 lGoidsteinl. s to l. won; Rye.
l0l MILLER. 10 2 second: Right Royal l0i Hogu),
70 20 l, uira Time So Missouri Lad Dreamer.
Zicnap. Aupeio. and Dolly Spauker also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SeIiing: for maiden two-year-oIds
i've and one-haf fTl1agS Baroda. l0s AiiIlert
I to 5, wcni Sulario. 81 iDugani. 10 70 J. second !:
Miss Gateshy lo2 lGoldsteinl. s 10 l. third Tine
lss i5 Ariel IL. Gold Quartz. Glorious Betsy.
Arcagna, Goldquest, Dixie Hmmel Penlne, Oc.oic
Dottie. and Task Master also -an
SIXTH RACE-Handicap; for three-vearoIds and
upward; ssS aaded; one ard one-eishth miles Ok
ford. lW lHoTneFl % l. won; CainEom. f19
Knapp. 3 10 s. second: Main Chance. 10 fGold
steinl, to I. third Tine. ! IS 4s Dick Flnnel
also mn
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WINCHESTER WHIPS INDIANS.
Red Men Get No Hits, and Only
Three Are Made in Game.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va, Aug. 26-Winchester
downed the Nebraska Indians at Reser-
vOir Park this afternoon before one Of
the largest crowds ever seen at the
park Score. l to O.
The game was the fastest seen here this
season, both teams playing without an
error. incidentally. Feiser, Winchester s
speedy southpaw. pitched the game
Of his life. His opponents failed to
make a hit; not man reached first base,
and he struck out ten.
Winchester scored its only run when
Canookaw passed Duggan. Baker bunt-
eG and Francis laced a hot one to left,
scoring Duggan.
Canookaw also pitched fine ball, allow
ing but three hits. Batteries-Winches-
ter. Feiser and Woodward; Indians, Ca
nOOkaw and Sego.
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Earned runs-Aletropolitan A. C.. ,; Patent Office.
2 First base BY Metropolitan a. c.. 2 Left
on bases Metropolitan A. O. 2; Patent Ofhce l.
First base en- balls-Of Qurmey. 2: OF Carroll. 2
Innings pitched-By Carroll. 2; by Shipley. 2 Hits
made-0f Queeney 4; Of Carroll. {; of Shipley. 2
Struck out-By Queeney. s; by Carroll, 2; by Ship
ley, 1. Two-bsse hits-Alddlekauf Giles and Bur
lesque ~, Stolen bases-Queeney %. Rohrman.
Shepherd Douple plays -Burlesdus to Evans Hit
by pitcheT-By Carroll l. Umpire-Mr. johnson.
Time Of game-l hour and 10 minutes
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'Batted for Camnitz in ffth-
IBraWna out; hit by battei baIl.
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Cumberland. Nd. Aug. %. Franklin
Geoghegan, F. NJ. Van Hossen, and Spen-
Ger Gordon, all Of Washington. are en-
tered in the annual tennis tournament of
the Potomac Club. OF Cumberland. for
the championship of Western Maryland,
which starts here tomorrow.
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'Batted for Sparks in eighth inning.
Cincinnati ..............-... 0 0 CO
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x lOTuty y

Earned Ulns-Al0ysius. ?; Treasury, J Lett op
bases-Aoysius. 8; Treasury, . First base on balls
Of Gallagher !; of Donaldson. l. Struck out-By
Gallagher, 5; by Donaldson !. Two-base hit-Gert
man. Sacrifice hts-Fulcheg ~. ~. Handiboe ]
HandibOe, Hurley. Stolen bases-DaVis, Mattingly,
Baggette. O'Neil, Hester (zl. Donaldson. Double
play-Asquith to Gertman. Hit by pitcher-By Gal
lagher, 2 Umpire-Mr. Belts.
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i1IsI ulao .! tIIVIs-NHfF, = EuElhetFs, 7. Lett
on bascs-Nayy. p Engineers. l. First base on balls
of Litchheld, 2; of Meister. !. Hits made-On
Litchheld. s. OF 1ieister. s Struck out-By Litch-
field S; by Meister g. Tyvo-base hit-Jones Stolen
bascs-EnEineeTs. l. Double play-Engneers Wild
pitcl-LitChfeld. Passed ball-Sutton Umpire
Corporal Jefferies Eleventh Cavalry. Time Of game
u hour and 80 minutes
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xorfoIk Gives Game Away.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. Aug. 2-Errors by the
locals gave Richmond the game, 8 TO 0,
this afternoon. Without these errors the
game would have gone nine innings with
out a score by either side, Score:
RHE
Norfolk. 10000 90 l 5
Richmond. ............. Q 0OI e-s 5
BatteTies-Otey and Hinton; Hobbs and Cowan-
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LARGEST Morning CircuIation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation--a circuia-
ton IN Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital. Its books are open.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
DanviiIe, B; Roanoke 0.
Lynehburg, 81 Portsmouth, 0.
Richmond, 81 Norfolk, o.
T0-DAY's GAMES.
Portsmouth at Lynchburg.
Roanoke at DanviIle.
To-DAY's GAMES.
sTANDING % - ~
DANvILLE BLANKS ROANOKE.


Special to The Washington Herald.
Danville, Va. Aug. 26.-DanviIie blank
ed Roanoke to-day, and won her sixth
consecutive victory as the result OF the
inability OF the visitors TO connect with
Pitcher Walsh, at the right time. The
seven hits he allowed were widely scat
tered.
Several times, with a man on third,
ane one out, the visitors could do moth
ing5 Both teams played with consider
able ginger in the field. and the base
running Of Powell was a feature of the
contest. Brodie Of the visitors, connect
ed for a three-base hit, while Fischer
and Reinhart. for Danville, each got two
hits.
RHE
Danyille............... 110oI KS % 0
Roanoke. 0 0 = 0 0 0 90
Batteriss-walsh and Ryan; Wills and McKeon
Umpire-2fr CaulifoWeT.
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Lett on bases-t thicago, 8; Boston. 4 First base
on balls-Oa Pfeister. 8. OF Flaherty. 5 Struck
out-By Pfeister. 5; by Flaheyty g. Three base hit
Tinker TWo-hase hit-Steinfeldt stolen bases
Beaumont Tinker Double plly-Steinfedt to Eqers
to Howard Umpire-Alr. Carpenter. Time Of game
hour and II minutes ATTENDANCE 800
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Trinity Es. 81. Theresa,s.

A good game viii probably result when
Trinity, leader with Aloysius in the race
for the championship Of the District. lines
up against the strong st. Theresa's team
Wednesday, at $50 o'clock, at Olympic
Park.
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Berkeley Downs Hagerstown.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Nd, Aug. 26.-InabiIity to
hit Vic" Miller was responsible for Ha-
gerstown's defeat by Berkeiy Springs here
this afternoon, TO Q. Miller was espe-
cially effective with men on bases. Timely
hitting helped Berkeley Springs. Score;
Berkeiey springs............ 020Os0 lx-s
Hagerstown .........-......, 0 Q 0 0 6 0 0 0 90
Batseries-Niiller and Booher; Lee ard Pesstsr
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BOSTON WINS EARLY.
Cleveland Unable to Overcome the
Pilgrims Lead,

Cleveland. Aug. 26.-BostOn annexed the
last game Of the Eastern teams engage
ments in Cleveland. defeating the Maps
70 8. Berger. in addition TO being wild
in the first inning, was hit freely in the
second, the visitors acquiring their five
runs in the two rounds. Score:
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NAVY DOWNS ENGINEERS.
DeDartmentalites Put Up Good Exhi-
bitton at the Barrncks.

In one OF the best games played at the
Washington Barracks this year, Navy. Of
the Departmental League. downed the
Engineer Corps team yesterday by 1 10 o.
Both pitchers twirled well and We're af-
forded good support Mullins throwing
to second was one Of the features.
The two teams viii meet again Sunday
at the Barracks and a good contest is ex-
pected. Score:
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis-Memphis. 1; Montgomery, .
At Shreveport 2; Atlanta, 3
At New Orleans-New Orleans, s; Nashville, O.
at Little Rock-LittIe Rock. 2; Birmingham, z
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FIRST GAME.

First base By errors-NeW York. 2: Pitts,s7= !.
Left on beses-New YORK 3. PitisbTgs 8. First
base on balls-OH Ames. 3. OF McGinnity. !: on
Hiltse. /: OF Camnitz. s. Hits made-Off Ames. 7;
OF McGinnity, .; on Wltse. ;; Of Leifeld. Z: OF
Camhitz. 4 Struck olt-By Ames !: hy Mc5in-
nity, !; By Leiheld. 4; by Camntz. l. Three-base
hit-WagneT. rWo-base hits-Bresnahan Dshien.
Sacrifice hits-McI5an. Wagner. Abbaticchio. Stolen
hases-Strang. DoYlin ~. Browne Double play
DOYLE 10 Dahm. Wild pitches-Leifeld. l. Cam
nitz. l. Umpires-Messrs. oDay and Johnstone.
Time u game-2 hours and 80 minutes.
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Lynchburg, 8, Portsmouth, 2.

Batteries-walsh and Ryan: Wills and McKec
Umpire-2lr. CaulifoWeF.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE,

At WilliamSpoTt- 9; Johnstovr, 1
At Harrisburg Harrisburg. 2; Altoona, g.
At Trenton-First game-TTeHton. Il; Reading, 2
Second game-Trenton, s: Reading Q
At Wilmington Wilmington. 4; Lancaster, }
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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Saratoga.

FIRST RACF-Sir fu-I0nvs.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Utica-First game-Utics. 2; Binghamton. g.
Second game-Utica, l. Binghamton, 5.
At SyTacuse-First eame-syTacuse, s; A. J. s G..
/ Second game-Syrscuse, 4; A.. J. & c., l.
At Troy-TToy, 0. WilkesbarTe. l.
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Left on bases-Boston p Chicago. G. First base
on balls-Of B0ultes. B. OF Frazer. 3 Hits made
OF Brown, ;; OF Frazer :. Struck 0Bt-By B0ultes
?: by Brown. 2 by Frazer. T. Home run-Beau-
mont Three-base hit-SChuitc. stolen base-SChulte.
Double plays-Bridweli to Tenney. Tinker 10 Evers
10 Howard Wild pitehes-Brown, Boultes. Tn
pire-AIr Carpenter. Time Of game hours and 2
MINUTES
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PATENT OFFICE LOSES.
metropolitan Athletic Club Nine
Wins Five-inninE Game.

The Metropolitan A. c. proved too fast
for the team from the Patent Office
in five-inning game, on the Monument
grounds, yesterday afternoon. winning by
Z TO l.
Queeney pitched an excellent game for
the winners. and two two-sackers by
Burlesque made things easy for the Ath-
IatIc (lr,h Scnrn.
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First base % euors-Sew York. /; Pittsbmg, !.
Left on bases-New Y0rk. 3; PitfstuFg. 6 First
base on halls-Of Taylor /: OF CamHttx. l. Struck
out-By Tayler. 3; b. Camnitz, / Two-base hit
Seymour. Sacrifice hft-Browne. Umpres-Messrs.
Johnstone and ODay. Time of game-55 minutes
ktterdance-l0 COO
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To-DAY,s GAMES.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago nt Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
81. Louis at New York.
sTANplNG oF THE rEAaIs.
PITTsBURG WINS AND LOSES.
Series with Giants Now Four to Two
In Favor of Pirates.

New York. Aug. Pitchers were treat
ed roughly in the first game to-day,
which was won by the Pittsburgs. who
outplayed the Polo;sts. Taylor shut out
the Pirates in the second game The
Pirates won four of the series Of six
games. Scores:
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Bridgeport- Bridgeport, Z; New London, s.
At Waterbury ?; Holyoke. TO-
At HaTtford-Hartford. ?; Springfield. 2
At New Haven-New Haven. l: Norwich, u.
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l. First base by erTOTs-ReserYoir Heights. l. Bloom
ngdals, J. Left on bases-Reserroir Heights. s;
Bloomingiale. l. First base On balls-On Backley
A. Of Green. l. Innings pitched-By Freeman i;
by Green. 4. Hits made-OR Freeman, 4; Of Green,
!. Struck out-By Freeman, /: by Green 1; by
BUCKLEY. Z TWo-base hit-Walker Sacrifice hit
Gill Stolen bases-Marsden ~, Hauiss (2l, Wal
ker. Double pays-Aladdox TO Leland to Bousher.
Hit by pitcheT-By Buckley. B. Wild pitch-Green.
2 Buckley. l. Passed hall-McFarand. UmpiFes-
Messrs. Il. Wilson and r. Rogers. Time Of game-l
hour and ? minutes
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Philadelphia, ~ Cincinnati, 3.
Pittsburg. 81 New York, 5.
New York, 2, Pittsbnrg, o.
Chicago, 81 Boston, 4.
Chicago, ~ Boston, L.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lswrence-LsErence, 1; Fall River, ;,
at HaTCThili i-HaTerhill. 4: Rrockton, .
At Lynn-Lynn, 8; New Bedford, 4.
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Gaithersburg Is Beaten.

Special to The Washington Herald
Boyds. Nd, Aug 26.-This afternoon, at
Gaithersburg, that towns team lost to
Brinklow, in warm contest, in which
Diamond, Cor Gaithersburg, struck out IL
men, and Plummer and King played fine
bail. Gaithersburg's errors were costly.
Score: