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The Washington herald., 1907-07-30
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Watorbury-Watert,-ry s; Springfield !.
1t Bridgeport Bridgeport. 9; Hartford, ,
AT New London-New London. {; Norwich, 3.
At Holyoke-Holyoke 2; Nov Haven. /
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Largest Morning Circulation

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a circuIa-
tion In Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the Cap
ital. Its books arc oDen.
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To-DArs GAMES.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at 81. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburg.

Pitsburg, July 29-The winning streak
of the Pittsburg team was broken here
to-day by Boston. who won by 6 to 5.
Duggleby pitched his first game for
Pittsburg and seemed easy for the Bos-
tons. Idndaman held the Plttsburgs safe
all the way The score:
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first race viii be run over The new track,
which Is 10 be built in Condesa, on the
present grounds Of the polo club.
Il Is stated that the government Is be-
hind the movement TO establish the big
race, and TO encourage the importation OF
the thoroughbred mares in order 10 i'm
prove the general breed Of horses.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-30

First base on balls-0f Ewing . Struck out
By Sparks, 4; BY Eying, Twobase hits-Kruger
Ewing. Bransfeld Sacrifice hit-Doolin stolen
bases-Dooln, Kruger, Umpiro-AIr Riglcr Time
Of garae-1 hour aud % minutes. Attendance-2OOO
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Earned rlEs-Boston. !; Cleveland. ]. First base
by eTrors-Boston. /; Cleveland. ]. Left on bases
Boston. 6; Cleveland. O. Firs: base OF balls-OI
Licohardt. ? Struck ogt-By Wiator l. Two-base
hitS-O BTien, HinChman- Sacrifice hits-Iuglaub
Birmingham. Double pay~-Hinchman 10 StoVall,
Hinchman TO Turner to Stovau. Hit by pitcher
sullivan. UmIdre-AIr. O'Loughlin. Time Of game
hour and 81 minutes Atterdauce-5,053.
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Left on bases-St Louis g. New York Z First
base on bslis-OG KaTger. 2: OF Msthevs1n.
Struck out-By karger 2: hy Matbevson. L Saori-
fee hits Burnett, Seymour Mathewson Stolen
a@e-Bresnahan. Whd pitches-KarEer ~. I'm
pirc-Mr O'Day- Time OF game-l hour and s. min
uiCs. Attendance 800
The Washington herald., 1907-07-30

New York, July 29.-The Brownleigh
Park Stable scored double triumph at
Brighton track to-day with Sewell and
King Cobalt.
The track was muddy, and these colts,
sired by Cesarin, fairly reveled In the
going, together with another son of the
same stallion. Troublemaker. who came
home with liberal odds about him.
Sewell ran a wonderful race under the
circumstances. He started in the Glen
Cove Handicap for -year-olds, az six
furlongs, and was third in favor at TO 2
When the barrier went up. Sewell, who
was left standing. refused to tread until
he got a fiogging
Masterson. an S-to-5 favorite: Botanist
backed down 10 s. and W II. Daniel, TO
?, were running Ike team on the far
turn. when Sewel. under hard riding by
Garner, began to overhaul them. Bat
Masterson was jammed to the rail. and
Miller had to ease him up; Daniel bore
out and quit because he was short, while
Botanist forged to the front as he reached
the head of the sketch
But Sewell, still running with great
speed and gameness, soon eollared Botan-
ist and beat him easily by two lengths, in
lib Is. the Cesarin colt covering the last
five and one-half furlongs in the remark
ably fast time Of los 3-5. Botanist fin
ished five lengths in front of Bat Mas
terson.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At MISUNDERSTANDING, !; Binghamton. o.
At Scranton-Scranton. 5; 4, J. and c., /.
AT Syracuse-Troy, .; Syracuse. O.
At WilkesbaTre- Wilkesbarre. Z; Utica. g.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Little Roch-Idttle Rock 3; Memphis. 2
eleven inningsi.
At New Orleans Shreveport, 2: New Orleans. L
At Observation-Disclosures D.; Montgomery. 2
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CENTRAL LEAGUE.

At Dayton-Dayton. 4; Grand Rapids. ).
At Sprinsfeld--ir ingield, .; South Bend. L
At Terre Haute-Canton. 2; Tsrre Haute, l.
At EyansVille-Wheeling. o. Evansville, ;.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Bennlng Stars. of Benning. defeat
ed the Maroons at Seventeenth and
Gales yesterday by u TO :, The lineup
was as follows Benning Stsrs-Miele,
catcher; Miller. first base; Ferguson
second base and pitcher; John Gray, third
base; L. Gray left field; E. Dore, short
stop; Young, pitcher and second base
HaTdisty, right field; LOvelace, center
field. MaroOns-Myers, catcher: Beagles,
first base; s. DOre, shortstop; Foster
second base; John Harrington, third
base; Ward. left field; Roberts, right
field; Pierce, center field; NJ. DOre,
pitcher. Score:
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MINOR LEAGUES.


AT Louisvf ,e-Indiauapolis l Louisville. 0.
At Columbus olumh0s 5; Toledo j.
At St paul-Alilwaukee, Y; 81. Paul, 1.
At kansas City-Mnneapoiis, 4; Kansas Csty. J.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
MAPS PLAY LIKE sCHoOLBOYs.
Easy Victims for Boston Players in
Game at Hub.

Boston, July %. - The Clevelands
played in regular schoolboy fashion, and
We're easy victims in to-day's game. The
score.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE,

At Lynn-LyuH. {; Lawrence. 0.
Al Brockton-Brockton. 1; New Bedford. g
At Haverhill- Haverhill. /; Fab River, 0.
At Lowell-Lcwen, 6; Worcester, 5.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures ,; Proyidencs, l.
At Bufa!o-Rochester. 10: Buffalo. !. AHpuwd
Second game: Rochester. 2, Buffalo. J.
At Montresl-Toronto. o; Montreal, tcaled +;
rain.
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PIRATES LUCK FAILS
Winning Streak Broken by
Boston at Smoky City.
DUGGLEBY EASY FOR VISITORS

New TyvIrIer Put I'm Box fer Pitts
burg Team, and Beaneaters Corral
Ten Hits-Lindamnn Holds OppO-
nents All Way Through Game.
Tenny and Bates Get Long Hits.
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IVES FERN LEAGUE.
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

Al DenveT-First game: Pueblo. 4; Denver, O.
Second game: Denver, Q: Pueblo ?.
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At Reading Reading. !: Altoona. ). Second game
Heading. p Altoona. !.
At Lancaster chnstown. 6; Lancaster. 2
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At ACKNOWLEDGMENT 5; Augusta, L
At Charleston-C harleston-Macon. rain.
At C0lumbia--Columbia Savannah, rain.
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Wet grounds gave the Nationals and
the White Sox an afternoon Of rest. so
the dOuble-header which was scheduled
for yesterday. will be played this after
noon. beginning at > O'clock
Cantillon was the most disappointed in
dividual about town when he' realized
that the games could not be played. as
he realizes that the Washington club
is at present in better shape than at any
other time this season. The manager is
banking on the Nationals winning 20 per
cent of the games from now TO the end
Of the season, and he expects 10 ct least
break even with the Sox.
Although Fielder Jones. of Chicago, is
about the slowest manager in the busi-
ness in making his selection OF pitchers
he expects 10 use Patterson and owen
in the double-header. while Canuilon will
start with Case Patten and Tom Hughes
or Falkenberg win pitch the closing con-
test
The Washington herald., 1907-07-30
CHARLEY CARRLEADO
Has Best Batting Record in
American Association.
MANY FORMER STARS ON LIST

Fnst Western Organization Has
Number of Players Who Have Seen
Service in the Two Major Leagues.
Mig Perrine, Who Is with Mime
npOIiS, Has Record OF Only 1913.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-30

Chicago. 0 % o 90 p
Brookly n................... 0 0 0 0 0 0 II
First base by errors-Chicago. l. Left on bases
Chicago, 9; Brooklyn. l. Struck out-By Brown. To-;
by Mcintyre, J. Home HIn-Lumey. Two-base hit
Sheckard. Sacrifice hits-Casey Hoffman. Sheckard
Tinker. Mcintyre. Hit by pitcheT-Sclulte I'm
pires-Alessrs Emslie and Klein Time Of game
hour and g minutes. AttendanceL5o0
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SEWELL RUNS WE'LL
Left at Barrier, 0yerhauls
Bunch, and Wins Race.
KING COBALT ALSO A VICTOR

Brighton Beach Handicap shows Up
BrOwnIeigh Park stable Entries as
markedly Good job of Riding.
Last 5 LIZ FurIongs in 1905 So.
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When asked about the rather mediocre
showing of the Sex since coming East.
Fielder Jones said. Don't think that this
thing viii last. The club has not been in
tact for weeks, and of course. that has
had something 20 do with our defeats. but
You can take it from me that we viii
strike our gait before long, and then we
viii be able TO give them all a reaIFdght
for that flag.
You know, Washington has always
been one of the hardest teams in the
league for US to beat. 50 We are taking
nothing Tor granted during our stay in
this city. in Clymer Cantillon has picked
up one Of the most natural players have
ever seen.
If the Nationals last year could break
up our streak when we were making a
worlds record YOU bet we are going 10
play from the gun this trip.
That fellow Shipke fairly set Chicago
wild during our last series with Washing
ton, said Hub Hart. the former George
town football and baseball star at the
Arlington, yesterday. He is certainly q
great fielder. and one Of the snappiest
tErOWers I have ever seen.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-30
REDS RALLY IS SPOILED.
Double Piay in Ninth by PhiIIies
Saves the Game,

Cincinnati, July 29.-The Reds lost 10
the Phillies to-day on errors. and a dou-
bic play spoiled a ninth inning rally. The
The Washington herald., 1907-07-30

No deal has vet been closed Ietween
Jones and Cantillon for Charley HEX
man. but there is every indication that
the slugger viii be transferred 10 the
White Sox before the team leaves the
city. Jones has no intention OF giving
Hickman regular position on the team
AT present. but viii hold him to use in
emergencies, and especially as a pinch
hitter.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-30

The White Sox are almost unanimous in
believing that the Athletics are most to
lie feared in the race for the pennant. The
defeat Of Cleveland yesterday left the Sox
at the TOP Of the ladder, but having re-
Gently met reverses in Philadelphia, the
Windy City outfit fully realizes the
strength of Connie Mack's club The
great work of the Quaker pitching stan
made an especial impression on the Chi
Cago PLAYERS
The Washington herald., 1907-07-30

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Philadelphia, 2; Cincinnati, 1.
New York. Ii ST. Louis, 3.
Chicago, q Brooklyn, 4.
Boston. 6y PittsbuTg, 3.
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The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-sellng; purse $1,000 added for
mares. threv-year-Olds and upRaEd. Druid. 100
walsh. even. Won; Azora l0l Grand % TO 1,
second; Tipping IS E. Dug9nl to s. third. Time.
AZ. Betsy Binford. Hiss Str0me. and swift Girl
also raD.
SECOND RACE-Purse; $1,000 added; for two
even Won: EsTl's Court 100 lAfnerl 10 J. second:
Jubilee. ~ BrIssellJ. 10 !. third Time lis %.
COuntermand ard Catherine Carson also ran.
THIRD RACE-Selling: purse: 5000 added: for
thTce-year-0lds and upward, SIX frTlOngs Trouble
maker. l6l lAIcIntyTe} 70 J. Won: Robin Hood. is
Miller, % !. second; Big Ben. IL Knapp. 70
Z third Tine. LIS p Belle Strone Diamond.
Don Hamilton. Royal ONYX Golden West. Bedemo.
Clostercss ChalfOnte Kemp Ridgeley. Belle Of
IroqUois. Pulsus. Lord Pike, and Don D0m0 also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-Tbe Gleuc0ve Handicap: purse;
5000 added; for three yeaT0ds. SIX iuTlongs. SeEeli
rs iGarEerl 10 . Won; B1tanist 30 lDnganj. =
10 ]. second. Bat MasteTson, iG5 Miller. 70 2
third. Time, ll3I-5. W. II. Daniel and Don En-
rique also ran
FIFTH kACE-Handicap; purse; 81 90 added for
tLree-year-olds and upward; one and oue-quarter
miles. Carthage lG lDuganl % 3 won; Ceder-
strome, S iEng2nder. 10 10 !. second; sonoma
Belle. q Garner. 8 10 J. third. Time. 20 IS.
Miss Crawford. Tommy Wsddell. and Ostrich also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Purse: 500 added; for two-year-
old maidens; i've and a half f1rlougs. King Cobalt
10 Garner. even. won; Corncob 10 n. Martini.
20 J. second; Hans 10 Booker. 70 l. third
Time. Ns DESTROYS. Franklin Antaeus. PomandeF.
th0ragus. ard Gus q also ran
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TWO GAMES TO-DAY
Nationals and White SOx in
a DOuble-headeP.
CHICAGO DETERMINED TO WIN

Is Having a Hard Fight for Lead in
American League, and washing
ton Has Always Been Champions
HOOdoo CIub-HiclSpian Deal Has
Not Yet Been Closed.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-30

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Danville, Va. July 29.-The locals lost
10 Roanoke to-day because of tire visitors
timely hitting The game was featured
by pinch hitting. The score:
r. II. E
DanviIle. 1900 o. I
Roanoke. / 0 2 0 Is /
Batteries-LaTinder and Cooper Mouissey and
Hinton. Umpire-Mr Handiboe.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-08
THE OLIVE BRANCH
INSTALLATION

The following officers were installed
at Olive Branch Rabekah Lodge No. q
on Thursday evening last, Bro. Rowe,
D. D. G. s., assisted by grand officers
from Pacific Lodge being the installing
officers:
Alexandra Gertz. P. N G.; Anita
Phillips. N. c.; Mae Cantin, v. G.:
Agnes Dunn, P. N. c., Secretary; Rose
Lando, P. N. G., Treasurer: Jennie Ma
|caulay. Warden; Bertha Bindt. Con-
ductor; Annie Macaulay, Inside Guard
r. Menaugh, Outside Guard; M. ST.
monitor. P. N. G., Chaplain; M. T. ST.
monitor, r. S. N. G.; T. Zeave, L. s..
N. G.: M. Ferguson, r. S. v. G.; E..
Miller, L. s. v. @.
Bro. Rowe presented the retiring
Noble Grand Sister Gertz with jewel
at the close of the ceremonies, and
Sister Mabel Lee, P. N. G., on behalf
of the members presented Bro. Rod
gers, P.D.D.G.S., with remembrance.
Refreshments were served on the roof
garden, after which dancing was IN
dulged in until late hour.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-08
ANOTHER BIC BATCH
OF BONDS REDEEMED

Five per cent. bonds of the Republic
of Hawaii, issue of 1896, to the amount
of $4,000 were redeemed at the Treas
urer's office yesterday.
A few days ago $4,000 of the same
issue of bends were extinguished by
payment.
The bonds thus being called In and
paid, Treasurer Campbell said yester-
day. were withheld from the issue when
the Territorial refunding bonds were is
sued with the expectation OF ability Of
the Territory to redeem them at pay
able maturity.
He further stated that the money for
the latest payment came from the sale
of the Waianae lands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-08
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Today and tomorrow last days of the
underwear sale at Sachs.
Party advertises in our Want column
for a good secondhand leather trunk.
The Kau Wine Company has a notice
OF a special meeting for the 18th Inst
Read what Bruce Hartman has Ito
say about his method of ironing shirts.
Read the Rainier toasts. They are
original.
A. B. Arleigh & Co. are the author
lied agents for the Underwood type
writer in the Hawaiian Islands.
Mrs. Herbert S. Ewing is prepared
to take a limited number of pupils for
the piano. Studio. 444 Beretania ave-
nue..
Ehlers will begin another Of then
stock-clearing sales of wearing apparel
next Monday. January Is Pricea
greatly reduced.
II you have money to invest, Hawai-
ian Trust Co. will give you the benefit
OF the collective wisdom of experienced
men in such matters.
First-class tickets to all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and Halelwa coupon
tickets are now on sale at the ONCE
of Trent a. Co.. 936 Fort street.
Whitney & Marsh have a window full
OF the new season fiannelettes. in many
dainty designs. They also are making
a display of white bedspreads for all
size beds and cribs.
A furnished or unfurnished room for
two persons is wanted; also room and
board with private family for child.
Must be in the neighborhood of the
public school See our Want ads. for
particulars
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

All Of the eight parcels of land, with
rice mill upon one, sold at auction yes
terday under the mortgage of the late
l.. Ahlo to II. Hackfeld & Co, were
bought by Jas. F. Morgan for an ag
gregate of s30,155. The lands comprise
both fee and leasehold classes in Eva,
Waialua and Koolau
The week OF prayer service at the
Methodist church last evening was
well-attended. Wadman spoke on the
question, rs Your Life Insured 81 The
young people were afterward enter
tanned in the parsonage. Light refresh
ments were served. Tonight the pas
tor breaches on, Live a Day at a
Time" The public is invited. Ser
vice begins at 7:30.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-08
KELLOGG NEW MEMBER
AGRICULTURAL BOARD

Leonard G. Kellogg, attorney at law.
was commissioned yesterday by Gov
ernor Carter as a member of the Board
of Agriculture and Forestry, to succeed
Jacob F. Brown. whose commission has
expired.
In this appointment Governor Carter
sought for new blood in the agricul-
tural bureau, as he stated to an Ad-
vertiser reporter. Mr.. Kellogg, he took
it, had made good In developing the
agricultural colony at Wahiawa, and
besides his technical knowledge Of
farming he had other attachments that
would make him valuable member of
the board.
The board already had adequate rep
resentation in the divisions other than
purely agricultural It was time, In
the Governors opinion, that the
younger farming element of the Terri
tory should be recognized
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-08
IRONING
SHIRTS
Serial Story No. |.

The way in which we iron your shlrs
bosoms is not as destructive as You
may imagine. We simply place the
bosom on a soft padded board and
press it against a steam-heated ironing
plate, holding it there until dry anc
stiff This method of ironing, we THINK
you will admit. is even easier on the
goods than hand work would De- TOT
there is no rubbing or friction used
whatever.
Hartman Steam Laundry fs the only
laundry in Honolulu with machine 10
press shirt bosoms IN the manner de-
scribed above.
Merchant and Alakea Streets.
Phone Main asa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-08
DRAwING-RooM TALK.

The course of drawing-room talks by
Miss Mary H. Krout, which has just
been arranged, will be given at the
residence of Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke. The
subjects are as follows:
January Is. Thomas Hardy; January
IS. Robert Louis Stevenson: January
%, Rudyard Kipling; January 25,
Joseph Conrad; January %, Some Re
cent Writers