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mis- Stafford were all played in this event.
which was run in 1.25 2-5.
There was a big upset In the fifth race.
for three-year-olds at mile. when 5. A
Weber's Zipango, 20 to shot, won by a
head from J. r. Pyne's Jersey Lady. also
quoted at % to l, who in turn beat III. b.
Duryea's Prince Hampton. to 2. a head
Green Seal, reduced from to to to 1
favorite half a length back, after
showing a burst of early speed. The time
was 1.39 4-5
The silver Brook stables Marbles, 3 to 5
favorite led from the barrier and won the
first event, for two-year-old flllies, five and
half furlongs. by a length In a drive from
Blskra Is to 1, who had neck over X. r
Carman's Martha Jane, backed from 10 to
g. Boema, 8 to 2, was a head out OF the
money. The time was 1.OT 10.
J. w. Colts Paprika. to second choice.
won the steeplechase. at about two miles, in
hollow fashion. Sandalwood D to z. had no
trouble taking the place as Goldheur l3 TO
10 favorite, fell at the last jump. but was
was 4.3O. Three favorites won. The attend
ance was easily about 6Ooo.
The Summaries.
First race, selling; purse. 5000; for flles two,
yearolds; Ave and one-half furlongs-Marbes ~
(Notter), to 8, won; Biskra - Cullen Il 10 l.
Time 1OS Is Boema, Queens Souvenir. Goes
Fast, May Celia. Abbey. Glorious Betsey, Bosom
Friend, Una. Dixie Himmel, Retrospect and Donna
Mobile also ran. anon
second race. steepechase; handicap; 5000 added;
for and upward about ssnsaIWeed swo
ls eder second SoeGI Nn n;ba4 ito Fsns
Third race the Grand Union Hotel stakes; Si0 :,
ooo for rs six rar f%pSngseVKln; ,,s Kn,pn
10 to l. second: Ben Fleet. III Lowe). to l.
third. Time. 1.13. MasQue, Chaputepec ana
Smoker also
Fourth race, handicap: purse: $500 added: for
three year -ods and upward one ana tnfee SLY SIX
teenths miles-Neaon. 126 (Dugan), to 10. won
Golf Ball. l12 Radtke)), to !, second; penar1is
100 (Beckman). to /. third. Time. LOS 20.
Yankee Girl also ran. .
Fifth race selling purse 500; for three year
olds; one mile-Ziepango. los (Mountain). 10 to /.
won; Jersey Lady, los (Koerner). 10 to !. second
Prince Hampton. 1Os CRusselD. a to l. third.
Time 139 40 Green Seal, Moseley, Lady vera.
Fleming Miss Strome Campaigner. workman,
Victoria B.. Schroeder's Midway, Nancy, Counter
Sixth race. handicap; purse: $3.50 added: for all
ages; seven furlonGs.Cressina. III tHorner,. TO-
Cablegram. 112 (Beckmanl. 10 to l, third Time
125 2-5. Althueo. Saracinesca. Chantllly, hapld
Water Dennis Stafford, Inquisitor kealor and
Prejuicio also ran
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THREE FAVORITES
SPLIT SARATOGA'S CARD

SARATOGA. August 15.-James R..
Keene's champion two-year-old colt Colin
by Commando, won the $4,000 Grand Union
Hotel stakes, six furlongs. here yesterday
In gallop. He was quoted at the pro-
hibitive odds of 1 to 5. With Miller up
Colin was under wraps all the way. He
lay in behind Frank ]. Farrelrs colt Jim
Gaffney, 80 to 1. who set fast pace for
about half the distance and then went to
the front. Miller never let the Keene colt
down. and he passed the judges with two
lengths to spare in 1.13. Jim Gaffney a
son Of Golden Garter, had no trouble In
taking the place from the Oneck stables
Ben Fleet 20 to 1, with Mr.. Keene's Masque
a length back Fred Burlew's Chapultepec,
10 to 1, ran q very poor race.
Boots Durnelrs Nealon backed down to
8 to 10, made q clean runaway Of the ham
dtcap at mile and three-sixteenths, WIN
ming in a gallop by eight lengths in 1.59 2-5
T. Hitchcock. jr.'s. Golf Ball, 8 to l, who
was always second. stood hard drive to
beat NJ. L. Schwartzs Penarris, to 1, a
neck for the place.
Won on the Bit.
A. J. Joyner's Cressina, 7 to 1, made all
the pace in the handicap for all ages, at
seven furlongs. swinging home on the bit
six lengths in front OF John Sanford's
Danoscara, backed from 8 down to to l
favorite. The latter was on poorly, but
closed with great courage and beat Cable
gram. II to l. head. Aletheuo, Saracin-
esca, Chantflly and the two-year-old Dom
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BIG TENNIS TOURNEY
ON SOUTHAMPTON COURTS

SOUTHAMPTON. L. l.. August 15.-Only
a quartet Of ranking lawn tennis experts
remained in the singles when competitions
in the tournament on the turf courts of the
Meadow Club were brought to close yes
terday afternoon. In the top half Edgar
W. Leonard. the Harvard ex-champion.
couples with Beals C. Wright. In the lower
half Robert LIE Roy. the intercollegiate title
holder Of Columbia, comes through with
the young aspirant Herbert L. Westfal AS
the players stand Westfall is duplicating
the performances which electrified the lawn
tennis following a year ago, when Karl II.
Behr displayed such a brilliant burst Of
speed and form. He is expected to come
through and meet Wright in the final for
the cup, and thus show what he can do
against such a seasoned veteran.
There was a distinct disappointment
among the large and fashionable gallery
which witnessed the matches that Karl H.
Behr failed to win his first contest. 1t
was evident from the beginning OF this
match that the young internationalist had
not recovered his land legs. as he arrived
from abroad only two days ago. With
proverbial Yale pluck Behr hammered away
at the ball. while his opponent, Samuel
Beardsley of Harvard, devoted himself
to strike his gait in the second set. but he
lost at e.. 4-6 and Ga. Later Westfall
made short work of Beardsley, and by de-
feating Frederick G. Golsson. Yale, took his
Cup singles-First round-Samuel Beardsley de-
reated Karl H. Behr. Ga, 4.6 6-4. Second
round-Wylie G. Grant defeated Clarence Pell,
Ga, e-3 Beals O. Wright defeated II. $. Lover
ing. 6-3, 60; J. R. Carpenter defeated Henry W.
Socum, 9-7, 6-S, 6-3; Frederick c. Colston de-
feated C. Frederick Watson. jr., IS. 4-e O.
Herbert l.. MestfaH defeated Samuel Beardsleey.
feated William J. C7othier. by default; Beals c.
Wright defeated wyhe c; Grant. 6-1. 90; Rob
ert Ie Roy defeated j. Il. Carpenter. OF, Ia,
SO; Herbert L.. westfall defeated Frederick G.
Colston, 6-4. 6-3
Mems doubles-Preiiminary round-B. Q. Wright
and r. Le Roy defeated Il. Livingston and partner,
By default; r. B. Hasue and ]. o. DowDsy d.
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BERWYN SHUT OUT
BY BRENTWOOD TEAM

HYATTSVILLE, August 10, 1907.
The Brentwood and Berwyn base ball
clubs played a sensational game Of ball at
the former place yesterday, Brentwood
winning by the score of to o. 1t was q
pitchers battle between Bernhardt. for the
winners, and McGregor, for the losers. Ber-
wyn lost through stupid base running. 1t
looked as though Torbert was entitled to a
home run on his swat to right field. which
Brentwood's fielder booted out OF fair ground.
but Umpire Owings called 1T a foul ball
under violent protest from the Berwyn
players The regular season in the Sub
urban League closed August 10. Laurel
dropped out Of the league week prior to
the closing Of the season, and Manager Vim
cent of Hyattsville claims that the games
now being played between Brentwood and
Berwyn cannot be counted as the managers
have had no meeting to arrange a schedule
of postponed games. as agreed upon prior
to the opening of the season. Brentwood
was in the lead at the close Of the regular
schedule.
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Good Amateur Games Promised.

Bethany and Ninth of the Sunday School
League will meet today in an exhibition
game at $50 pm. on the league grounds.
at 18th and D northeast. AS these two
teams have been playing good ball this sea-
son. q large crowd will undoubtedly turn
out to witness the contest.
Finnegan or Nuegent and Gallagher will
be the battery for Bethany. while Balser or
Gray and Broome will work for Ninth
Tomorrow the strong Navy team Of the
Departmental League will play the Ninth
street team of the Church League, at 18th
and d northeast, at $50 pm
Murray and Smith, the crack sailor bat
terry, will work for Navy
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs
Trinity CAPTURED Last Game.

The season was brought to a close in the
Marquette League yesterday when the PEN
nant winners downed the St. Dominic ag-
gregation in a listless game, 0 to 3.
Birch had the southwest team at his
mercy throughout the contest. holding it
down to three scattered hits and striking
out six batsmen.
Trinity practically won the game in the
second inning. three hits, two bases on balls
and two passed balls netting four runs
Errors by Dove and Heinrich were re-
sponsible for the three tallies made by st.
Dominic
Heinrich's batting and Kerr's fielding were
the features.
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IWo-base h1ts-R1st0n Heinrich e., Salb. Sac
rifce hitnHughes. Stolen bases-McGee, Mess C9.
Hughes, Kerr. Malloy. Birch. Double play-Hein-
rich to B: Sebastian. Left bases-Trinity. 8;
St Domlnic's. 3. First base balls-On Mester,
4; of Birch 2. First base errors-Trinity, 3;
St Dominics. 3. Hit by pitched balls-By Birch,
3. Struck out-By Birch, @; by Meister 4. Passed
balls-McGee a. Salb. Wild pitches-Meister. 2.
Time Of came-1 hour and % minutes. Umpire
Mr.. Shipley.
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ernoon. Richmond took the first game. 8
TO l. and the champions tucked away the
last one. to /.
Kline and Hobbs were the opposing
pitchers in the opening contest. and inabil-
ity to hit the long pitcher of the Colts was
the cause OF the loss Of the game. Stewart
and the little boy of the home team had all
the best OF 1t. Scores:
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Runs.Taylor. Sabins (2), Copeland, McCarty
Zanneu!. Fenton o. Baggette, Gallagher and Fin
neSan First base by errors-picked Team. 2;
Aloysius, 1. Left ON bases-Picked Team, I:
Aloysius. @. First base on baMs-On Wheatley j:
of Finnesan. 3: OF Gallagher 1. Innings pitched
by o;r Finnegan; 3; by Gallagher; 2 Hits made
Wheatley, 8; by Gallagher. 3. Two-base hlts-Fen-
ton. Kraft and Copeland Sacrifice hits-O'Nel
and Bryan. Stolen bases-Davis. FeDton (2), Hur-
ley, Gallagher. FInnegan. Taylor. Bryan Sabins
and Copeland. Wild pltch-Wheatley. Passed balls
-Baggette, 2. Cmpire-Mr. Dawson. Time of
game hour and 20 minutes.
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Tigers Beat Athletics.

DETROIT. Mich. August 15.-Four of the
Athletics pitchers formed a parade from
the bench to the box and back again yester-
day in vain effort to defeat wild BIZ
Donovan and thus take the last game
OF the series from Detroit But Donovan
wanted revenge for his defeat In the last
game at Philadelphia, and he got it by the
score Of 8 to 2. Waddell. Dygert. BARLEY
and Coombs composed the quartet of twirl-
ers who opposed Mr. Donovan, but his
pitching was far more effective than that
of the entire combination. The score:
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Earned MISUNDERSTANDING. 5: EckingtOn. 2.
First base by errors,lndependents. I: lexington.
First base balls-On Callahan. 8: of Gray, l.
Struck out-By Callahan. 4: by Gray. 8. Three
base hit-Parker. Two-base hits-McD0nald, Mene-
fee. Lycette Sissler. Sacrifice hits-Menefes,
Marion. Ernst. Stolen bases-MacDonald (S,
Wharthen. Marion. Taggart. Hayden. Smoot.
Double play-Smoot to Hayden. Hit by pitcher
BY Gray. 2: by Callahan. /. Wild pitch-Calla-
han. Passed bali-MarriOm. Umpires-Messrs.
Bielaski and sImons. Time of game-1 hour and
20 minutes.
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DanvilIe Beat Norfolk.

NORFOLK. Va. August 15.-Danville took
the second game from Norfolk yesterday.
to 3. Loucks, the new pitcher of the To-
Gals. was sent into the box and lost the
game In two innings The game was the
scrappiest contest seen here this season.
Score:
r. II. r.
Danvle ....... o 0 o o. IL
Norfolk. 0 0 o O-3 8 2
Batteries-Walsh and Ryan: Loucks, Fox and
Hinton. Umpires-Messrs. Colliiower and Miller.
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Left on bases-Detroit. s; Philadelphia, 8. First
base on balls-On Donovan. 2: of Waddell. 2: of
made-Or waddell. 2. on Dygert, 2: OF BARLEY, 2:
off Coouibs. 2 Struck out-By Donovan. 2: by
Dygert g.: by Coombs. 2. Two base hits-Cobb.
Seybold, Davis. Murphy shreck Sacrifice hits.
Coughln. Payne. Coombs Double plays-Cobb to
Rossman: Coomhs 70 Davis to Collins. Wild
pitches-DyRert. 2; BARLEY. 1: Coombs, l. Umpire
minutes.
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The Independents had an easy time down.
ing the lexington outfit yesterday after
noon. the game having resulting in the score
Of IL to In seven innings of play.
Gray being in the best Of form, served
them up for the winners, and deserved to
win the game. having famed eight men and
allowed but six swats. A catch by Thomas
In the fourth session was of the spectacular
order, and was about the most noticeable
feature Parker and Hayden were busy
with the willow. each getting three safe
ones The score:
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Hahn's Triple Won Game.

CHICAGO, August 15.-Chicago used six
teen players in defeating Boston yesterday
G to 5 Hahn hit for three bases in the last
half of the ninth, sending in two runners
Glaze weakened in the eighth and Prutt
was SO wild that four bases on balls forced
in two runs. Boston's chief attack was on
Patterson. five hits giving three earned runs
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The Professional View.
N the Baltimore American.

From the Baltimore AmerIcan.
"Dr. Pillen is very successful, hear"
"Oh. my dear sir. his professional stand
ing is not at all good. Indeed. by his own
school he is regarded as something of a
quack."
For what reason?'
why. the man will use any sort of treat
ment that will cure the patient
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First base by errors-Electrical l. Property Clerks
l. Left on bases-Eiectrical, 4: Property Clerks, T.
First base on balls-On Merrill 5; off Boardman. Z.
base hits-Camalier, johnson Kern, Blllingsley.
Stolen bases-Donig Fague. Breen 49, 3. Akers.
Bilngsley. Double plays-Boardman to Leach to
Radford; Kinney to HOFFMAN; Kern to Donig Hit
by pitcher-By Merrill L: by Boardman. :. Umpire
MIR. Johnston. Time of game-l nour and 40
mi pufae
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Notes of the Game.


Ganley's throw In the fifth inning was the
feature play of the game yesterday in a
fielding way. With a runner like Niles on
third and a long fly to an outfielder 1t takes
phenomenal work to prevent the runner
scoring. To make 1t worse. the drive was
long and hard and not one Of the crowd in
the park expected to see Niles thrown out
The throw came on a line, and 1t was right
on the spot at the plate. AS result Niles
was out even though he did make good
slide
Niles. Hemphill and Pickering all three
hit the ball harder in the first inning than
Stone. but they were not as lucky as George
was. the only one to get hit. Niles chased
Charley Jones back almost against the
bleachers for his fly, while Hemphill died
liner to Delehanty. which stung the
latter's hands. Pickering's grounder to
Delehanty was also a hard-hit one
Kay threw away a chance to tie up the
game in the third inning before he was
thrown out at the plate He was on third
when Delehanty drove on line deep to
Hemphill. Kay's play was to stay at third
until he saw whether Hemphill had "a
chance to make the catch or not. as he
would have had plenty of time to score on
a hit from this latter point. Instead Kay
started home. and when Hemphill pulled
down the ball after long run he was
forced to return to third. Had he been on
the bag when the catch was made Hemp
hill would never have been able to get him
at the plate. AS it was. Hemphill made a
fast toss to Wallace and Kay was forced
to remain on third.
Spencer had an easy stroll to second in
the fourth inning. as passed ball hit
Hurst on the foot and he. OF course, had
the privilege of taking second on the inter-
ference by the umpire
Smith showed poor headwork in the fifth
inning when he stood on the bag at third
base and watched Kay thrown out at sec
ond base. He could at least have made a
bluff to go home in order to keep the ST.
Louis infield guessing
OBrlen came near numbering Petty in the
sixth inning when he drove a hot one at
Barney, which all but knocked the latter
down. Petty had to make the stop or get
hurt. and he did 1t. After that Pete was
easy at first.
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feating the Napoleons by runs to L The

First base BY errors-New York, z Ieft on bases
Cleveland 4; New York 8. First base balls
OF Thieimsn, 4: OF Chesbro. 1. Struck out-By
Thielman, /; by Chesbro, 4. Two-base hit-Chesbro.
Sacrifice hits-Keeler ~. Stolen bases-Moriarity
o. Iaporte. Double plays-Nill to Hinchman:
Conroy to Williams to Moriarity. Wild pitch
Chesbro. Passed baal-Caarke. Umpire-Mr. Con-
molly. Time Of game hour and IS minutes.
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feated n; Hitchcock and f. B. Schley, rs e.,
C,,..nsn Buii: jr and Hugh Tailant defeated r. r.
Leonard and C. F. Watson. ir' defeetsJ " " "
ogesen anS and p G. Gaatln BY default L. ]. Grant
Rnss a hv ~; az heggo defeated c. u, Neel and J. A.
6sSrss G1 Nh H; @Nets'eton defeated H. b. Register and
eal Wa,n matney, 50. %; f. w. Leonard and C. r.
p IT. defeated l.. J. Grant and A N
dafa, dhegso, eS2 Ct; g. S. Dabney and J. q. Co.ton
~ Geie%aled % >. Beardsley and II. Williams, "a q 4.
siocum and +. c. Inman. 8I, 50. w.
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Earned runs-Surface i; Water. l. First base
by errors-Surface. l: Water. 2 Left on bases
Surface 9: Water: 7. First base on balls-on
beckett. l; on Whiting. 5. Struck Out-By Beckett.
10; by Whiting. 7. Stolen bases-Thomss e.
Senior; L. Whiting. Walters. J. Whiting. c. Beck
EFT. Hodgson. Double plays-Walters to whiting;
J: Sherman tunassistedl. Hit by pitcher-By
Beckett. 3: by Whiting 1. Wild pitch-WhitinS.
Passed balls-Beckett, Myers. Umpire-Mr Jinks
Time Of game-1 hour and 20 minutes
Win Uphill Game.
The Electrical fought a gallant uphill
game yesterday and won out from the
Property Clerks amid the greatest of ex-
citement, score to Z. At one stage of the
contest the Property boys were leading,
with the score OF to 3. This was In the
fourth. but after this Merrill settled down
and their run getting was abruptly checked.
while. on the other hand, his team mates
began to solve Boardman, and in the fifth
four runs were accumulated, which made
the score stand even. A double by John
son decided the game in favor Of the Elec-
tricians. as runner scored on the drive.
he
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GRAND CIRCUIT TROTS
AT POUGHKEEPSIE

POUGHKEEPSIE. August 15-All Of the
races Of the grand circuit here yesterday were
won In straight heats except the first race.
the 228 trot. After finishing second In
this race, Margaret o. passed the wire
first in the next three. Angus Pointer
reeled off two fast miles in the free-for-all
pace. The summarizes:
22S class trotting; the Hudson Valley; purse.
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VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE.
Roanoke at Norfolk,
Danville at Lynchburg.
Portsmouth at Richmond.
Even Break at Lynchbure.

LYNCHBURG. Va. August 1s.-An even
break in a double-header. making three
games out of four from Richmond. was
the result of the games here yesterday aft
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SCORES OF OTHER GAMES.
New England League,

At Fall River-Fall River. 3; Lawrence. l.
At New Bedford-Worcester, g. New Bedford, 1
At Haverhill-HaverhiH, 4; Lowell, 2.
At BrocktOn-Lym, 8; Brockton, 2.
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Connecticut League.

At New Haven-Waterbury, 4: New Haven. l..
At Springfeld-New London. 8; Springfield, 4.
At Holyoke-Holyoke. 8; Bridgeport. 2.
At Hartford-HartfOrd, 8; Norwich, 0.
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Tri-State League.

At Johnstown-First game-W'illiamspo-t. g.;
Johnstown. o. Second ame-WMliamsport, 3;
Johnstown, 8.
At Altoona-First game-Harrisburg, 3; Altoona,
I. Second game-Harrsburg 4: Altoona, 5.
At Readng-T-erton. 7: Reading !.
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81. 500:
Margaret O.. b. m. by onward-Axtell
Beatrice Beilini. blk f. DickersonJ 2 S ?
Tempus Fugit. ch e. (Geers). ...........
Marjorie, &. m. (Cox) 4
Locust Jack 6. g. tBenyon). ........... ro
Locust Jack <. K. walsh. .............4 ro
Time-2091a. 2.0SA. 2.0s1a. 2.09%.
2.l3 class. trotting; the Queen City; purse.
81, 500:
Bcrlco. b. g.. by Observation-Disclosures
pssa7., ,s%,,h' b. : iNcDevitt, :::::
.Iica Edgar n m lBenyop) ...... s 8
Morn. ch. &. (HowelD. Observation-Disclosures.
Bellemont. b. N. Ode Ryder. ............
Imperial Allerton. br. b. tSnowl. ..........
I.ucretia. b. m. (Geers). rs)..................
Billie B., 9. &. tMcCartby). )............:.. y
Time-213h. 2.09A. 211k.
Free-for all. pacing; purse. $1,000:
Angus Pointer, b. e., Sidney Pointer-Grants
Hambletonian (Sunderland) ................ l
Argot Boy, b. 6. Cox. ................ Z
Barron Grafton. b. &. tGeers). ..............
Graft blk. b. (Spencer). )..................:.
Bolivar. b. g. tBradyl ..................'.. 9is
EcstatIc, b. m. tLangl. .................... dis
Time-2.03A, 2.03h.
208 class. trotting; purse. $1,000:
George c., b. e.. by Homeward "a. Z. Nc
Donald .'.'..'''. 4
Turey, br g. tGeersD. Observation-Disclosures.
Orc, blk &. (McCarthyl. l.....................
Lady Gall Hamilton. blk. m. rThomas). ......
Kid Shea. b. &. Packerj j................... D
T4me-2USA. 2.07.
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Easy for Roanoke.

ROANOKE. Va, August 15.-The local
crew experienced little difficulty downing
the Portsmouth Truckers here yesterday
afternoon by 8 to 3. Both teams played a
poor game in the field, and the two slab
artists were hit freely throughout. Score:
r. H. f.
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ninth inning Washington went out in or
der in both innings. The score:

'Batted for Smith In ninth. tBatted for john
St Louis ...........-..0 ~
Left on bases-St Iouis 8; Washington Q. First
base on balls-On Pelty 2; on Johnson: a. Struck
out-By johnson. 5. Three-bsse hit-Niles Sacri-
flee hits-Johnson (2). Pickering. Stolen base
Jones Double plays-Stone to Niles to Jones;
Ganiey 10 Heydon. Passed ball-Heydon Q). Um-
pires-Messrs Hurst and Stafford Time OF game
1 hnir nd m
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American League Games Today.

Bt Louis Boston.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia
Yesterdays National League Games
Philadelphia. 4: Chicago. 2.
Cincinnati g.: New York 4.
Pittslurg. s: Brooklyn, o.
st. Louis. G.; Boston, 3.
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Totals.... . 27 IA 81 Totals. 927 II
+Batted for Patterson in third inning.
iBatted for AItrock in eighth inning.
Iran for Hickman.
Slated for White in ninth inning.
fsRan for Mcfarland
Chicago. ................ O 0 26
Boston. ................. 0 0-5
First base by errors-Chcago. 2: Boston. 8. Left
bases-Chicago, g. Boston. f. First base OIL balls
OF Pruitt 4. Hits made-OH Patterson, 6: off
Altrock. 3: of Glaze. 3; OFF Pruitt. 8. Struck
out-By Altrock, l. Three base hit-Ialn. Sacri-
nce hit-FerrIs. Stolen bases-Ungaub Isbell
Double pIays-Wagner to Cnglaub to Knight: Fer
rls to Cnglaub; Jones Isbell to DonOhue; Tame
hill to Isbell to Donohue: Davis (unassiste.D I'm.
pires-Messrs. OLoughlin and Evans Time of
game hour and 45 minutes.
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New York State League.
American Associate

At Syracuse-Syracuse, 2; Utica, 1.
At ScraDton-ScrantOn, 8: Albany, 4.
At Binghamton-B -Bingha mton, 8; A, ]. & G., 8.
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1t Is reported at Detroit that the Tigers
have offered Pitchers Errbanks and Willetts
and 81 600 in cash for Pitcher Johnny Sum
mers of Indianapolis. Jennings will insist
upon the delivery of the A. A. phenom at
once.
Evening star., 1907-08-15

The New Yorks played in improved form
yesterday and managed to take a close
game In Cleveland. The Detroits checked
the high-fying Philadelphias and gave a de-
clslVe beating to them. The latter's lead
was reduced to a margin of one game The
Chicagos made fine rally and averted an
other defeat by the Bostons. coming with
rush In the last two innings.
Evening star., 1907-08-15

At st. Paul-Columbus. 8: ST. Paul, 5.
At Minnea Minneapolis, 5; Toledo, 4.
At MilwaukeeIouisville. Z; Milwaukee, 8.
Evening star., 1907-08-15
Chesbro Beat Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. August 15.-Happy Jack
Chesbro pitched gilt-edged ball yesterday
and was good until the end of the game
The result was that the Highlanders took
their last game Of the season here by de-
Evening star., 1907-08-15

The Nationals moved on to Chicago last
night. and although they are not scheduled
may play postponed game with the White
Sox today.
Evening star., 1907-08-15

Earl Moore. former Cleveland pitcher,
who was traded to New York for Clarkson
and Frank Delehanty some time ago. has
been loaned by New York to Jersey City of
the Eastern League. He will report to that
club at Buffalo today. Moore remains the
property of the New York club, but will
finish the season in the Eastern League.