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Cleveland, July 31.-SOnoma Girl. 2:O614.
winner of the $1,000 stake, added another
20 her list this afternoon when the daugh-
ter Of Lynwood w captured the Forest
City stake, worth $500. In straight heats.
and practically in a Jog. although rot-
ting the second mile IN 2:O6%
There was considerable disappointment
owing 70 the failure of High Bail, 2:O6H,
10 start. but il was seen that he was
hopelessly lame In his front left foot, and
could hardly stand on IT,
The record breaking crowd turned out
with the expectation of seeing High Ball
and Sonoma Girl meet for the fourth
time. and when it was announced from
the judges stand that High Ball was I'M
fit TO start after an examination by a
veterinary surgeon, there were many
murmurs of regret
II was sad blow 10 his owner, Frank
Jones, and Driver Edward Geers, for
they were eager to see the famous gelding
race against the California mare With
High Ball out Of the race, il was cen
ceded 10 Sonoma Girl without argument.
The Girl from the Golden West simply
played with her field and won as she
pleased, finishing pulled up each time
while the fight was for place, Genteel
II taking the place twice.
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New York Boxers Are Arrested

New York. July 31.-When frankie
Sheehan and Joseph Farrell. fighters. ar
rested with the referee and other princi-
pals at the bouts of the Dry Dock Athletic
Club, East Tenth street, Monday night.
were arraigned before Magistrate Crane
in the Essex Market Court yesterday.
counsel asked for an adjournment The
case was then set down for hearing on
Thursday afternoon. and all six held in
500 bail. charged with aiding and abetting
in the prize fight.
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WINCHESTER WINS AGAIN.
Takes Another Game from the Pitts
burg <COIIcgians.

Winchester, Va. July ,a.-The Pittsburg
Collegians- failed again to-day to cope
with Winchester. the latter winning. y
to s.
Capt. Sandy Baker, usually at short
stop, pitched a good game for winchester.
striking out six men, and made three
hits out Of five times up Kennedy. for
Winchester. used the stick to good ad-
vantage for the locals. Pitcher Schultz,
Of Pittsburg, was knocked out in the
second inning. and was relieved by
Weger, who struck out four and allowed
ten hits.
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Bethany greatly strengthened It's hold
on the top rlng in the race for the PEN
nant in the Sunday School League yes
terday when Il defeated First in easy
fashion. by s to 9, before a crowd num-
bcring between 3009 and 400 persons.
Umpire Belts ran the show in clever
style
Newgent was on the slab for Bethany.
and he held First TO five widely-scattered
hits. his team backing him up in almost
faultless style, Harry Zanellrs error be-
ing the result Of a hard-hit ball, which
The 1.-THE player knocked down. but fun
bled trying 10 throw
First. on the other hand, played medi-
OGRE bail. six errors being marked up
against the team. Then, too, Gordon did
not prove effective, Bethany slamming
out eleven safeties. three Of which Were
good for Two sacks. ground rule being
agreed upon by the captains.
First's defeat puts that team entirely
out of the running for the bunting. for
even though it should down Bethany in
the next game the best they can hope for
is 10 tie Ninth for the second position.
Both teams scored in the opener. Cole
man fdllylUS lot -. + lISt on Ills U0uDle.
sacrifice and an cut. and lie Mat complet-
in the circuit on a single, a suicide, a
stolen base, and Barnhart's double First
had the bases loaded on the second round,
but GOrdon's blow went TO Newgent, who
threw Harris out at home and Coleman
ended the inning by ballooning 10 left.
combination Of three safe swats. a
hit batsman, a sacrifice hit, three stolen
bases. and an error netted Bethany four
runs in its half of the second round, more
than enough to capture the game. First
was never dangerous after that. although
it scored another run in the fifth on Cole
mans safe swat and Zanellfs error
Bethany got another nun in the fourth
and an additional two In the eighth, but
they were not needed.
The batting of Coleman, lie Mat Rider.
and Barnhart deserves comment, while
a. ZanelH. Clements. Gallaher. johnson,
and Ruiz made good catches.
The next game between Ninth and
Bethany tomorrow will undoubtedly fur
nish good sport, as the teams are evenly
matched and il viii be Ninth's last chance
for the pennant.
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DanviIIe Gets Be- of n.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Danville. Va, July 5.-Roano1e was de-
feated by Danville this afternoon in "a
contest characterized by heavy hitting
on the part OF the locals, and a loosely
played fielding game by both teams. Per
due, in the box for the visitors, allowed
a home run. two triples. four doubles.
and six singles. while Walker. for Dan
Vile, kept his hits well scattered. The
score;
r. II T.
Danyille. 0oos2 i04x-I0 70 I
Roanoke. ............. 90 0 o. .
Batteries-Wslker and Cooper; Perdue and Hin
ton. Umpire-Mr Handiboe.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays REsULTs.

Lynchburg, ~ Portsmouth, 3.
Danville, o. Roanoke, 4.
Norfolk, 3; Richmond, ..
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First base by erors-Southern Railway. ?; Govern
ment Printing Oaice. J. Lett on bases-Southera
Halvay. 6. GoVenmut Printing Office. 5 First
base on b8ls-)n WhcaueT. p Oh Dent l. StfuCk
out-By Whe3Jley. 4. by Dent, s. Two-base hits
Phelps o. Copcand o. O'Bren. Mcknight, Lyn-
ham, DOYLE. stolen bases-Phelps. Wiley. Mc-
knight q Brin. Double Ulay-Dcut TO Copeland %
LYMAN. hit b. p.tcher-By Nhediley, !; hy Dent
J. Wild pitch-Wheatiey. UsapiIe-Mr Parsons
Tine Of game-l hour and i minutes
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

PittsburE, z; Boston, 4.
Pistsburg, 10; Boston, 1.
Chicago, 4, Brooklyn, 1,
New York, 4, ST. Louis, 3.
TEA innings)
New York, 4; ST. Louis, ).
lSeYen innings}
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F1RST GANlE.

Pittsburg O4IOI0 x-5
Boston. ........................0 l 0 D 81
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ST. LOUIS FAILS DOWN.
Philadelphia Annexcs Close Game
in the Eleventh Inning.

Philadelphia, July 3l-In one ofthe most
extraordinary games ever played IN this
city. Philadelphia defeated St Louis. In
the last two innings the Browns got TO
Dygert. who was relieved by BARLEY.
Three doubles were made of the latter.
and he in turn gave way 10 Plank. who
succeeded in stopping the visitors hitting
A wild pitch by Dineen in the eleventh let
In the Winning r11r Score
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DOUBLE-HEADER TO GIANTS.
Cardinals Lose Both Games by score
of Four To Three.

St. Louis, July 3l.-New York and ST
Louis played a double-header this aft
ernOOn, and. as a result, the Giants scored
two more victories, the score in each
game being To 5.
The first game went ten innings. owing
10 4 batting rally by ST. Louis in the
ninth inning, when the contest appeared
to be safe for the visitors. The sec
oud game went but seven innings by
mutual agreement, and, with New York
leading by four runs another rally by the
Cardinals all but tied the score in the sec
Ond half. three runs being scored then.
After that McGinnity was a bit moro
careful. and held the one-run lead until
the end OF the game. Scores:
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First base on bans-Uf Camnitz. 4; of Young !.
Struck 0ut-By Camnitz. 3 Home uIn-Ciark.
Thrce-haso hitS-ClaTK. Wagner. Sheehan. Two
base hit-Lcach. SacTiece hit-Abba1icchio, Stolen
bascs-AndCrsoU, Leach, Wagner 90, Sheehan, Bird
Wei Double play-Brsin 90 Brown Hit by pitcher
Wagner. Mid pitch-Camnitz. Umpires-MesTs
Johnstonc and Carpenter. Time Of game-l hour
and s. minutes Attendance. 500.
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BETHANY TEAM DOWNS FIRST
Methodists Out of Race in Sunday
School League.
NeNvsent's Pitching Wins Blond
Twirler's Tvlsters, Coupled with
Good support, Beats Leaders.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS
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Earned runs-Chicago. .. First base by
errors-Chicago, !. First base on balls
OF Gehring. /; of Walsh, 3. Struck out
BY Gehring, 5; by Walsh g. Three-base
hit-Davis. Two-base hit-Davis Sacri-
fee hits-F. Jones, Isben. Stolen bases
Clymer, . Double play-F. Jones TO Da-
Wis. Umpires-MessTs Evans and Sheri-
dan Time Ct game-1 hour and IS min
utes.
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THREE STRAIGHT FOR CUBS.
RueIbach Gets Best of Contest on
Home Grounds

Chicago, July 31.-Chicago made it three
straight from Brooklyn to-day in a keenly
contested pitchers battle A muff of q
hard chance by Batch in the sixth in
ming proved fatal, three runs counting
directly or indirectly on the msplay.
Ruelbach pitched a splendid game
Score.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At jersey City-Jersey City :: Newark. /.
At PrOTldence-Baltimore. Q: Providence. 4
81 BUffalo-Bufal0. o. Rochester. G.
At Toronto-Torouto, 8; Montreal, 0.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE.

At STrirgield-FirSt game: Springfield. s: Grand
Rapids. ; Second game: Springfield. 4; Grand
Rapids, o
At Dayton-First game: DAYTON. 2; South Bend. l
Second game: DAYTON. 6; South Bend g.
At TerTe Haute-TeTTe Haute 2: Wheeling
At EvansFille-First game; Evansville. I: Canton
/ Second game: Evansville. 0; Canton (.
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Earncd runs-Clcveland ?; Boston, . First base
by ercrs-Clevelard !. Left on bases Cleveland. 4;
Boston. 6 First base on balls-Of Joss. /: of
Pruitt. . Hits made-Of Tannehill, 6 in one In
ming; of Pruitt / in seven innings Struck out
BY joss, 3; by PUitt. 4. Two-base hits-W Hincl-
man, Bcmis GTimshaW Sacrifice hit-Bemis Don
bic plays-Turner 10 Bemis; joss 90 Turner 10 Re
mis- CongaltOn 20 Ungaub; Barrett 20 Shaw Wild
pitch-Pruitt. Umpire-AIr. OLOughin Time Of
game-l hour and IS minutes. Attendance. 6.gs
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FI-sI Tase % lTT0rs-Re1orT0ir. 8 TrEi--f0r :
Left on bases-ReseIyoir. 5; Eckinr-on y First
base on bails-OG MADDOX 2: OF Dom, 2: Of Cal
lahan. j. Innings pitched-By Maddox. 6: by Dom.
l. Hits made-Of Maddox. :; of Dom. . Struck
out-By Maddox, 6; by Dom. 2: BIZ Callahan. 4
stolen hases-AiaddoZ Ernst ~. HAYDEN. Cunning
ham ~, Smoot. Double plays-sissler % Newman.
Newman 70 HAYDEN. Hit By uitcher-By MADDOX. !.
Passed balls-lCFarland ~ Unpire-Nr. CIunt.
Tine Of game-l hour and i minutes.
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To-DAY's GAMES.
Philadelphia Mt Cincinnati.
New York ut 81. Louis.
brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston mt PittsburE.
STANDING OLE TIE TEAMS
PIRATES HOLD SWATFESTS.
Find Little Trouble in Taking Two
from Boston.

Pittsburg. July a.-Pittsburg had no
trouble in defeating the Bostons to-day
in the double
Young. attempted to win, but met de-
feat in both games. He started in in the
first and lasted for two innings.
In the second game. the local team hit
the bail to all parts OF the field. and
running bases at will, scored fifteen runs
on fifteen hits. Randall and Bates were
injured during the games. and were COM
PEELED 10 retire. Scores:
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FIRST CANE.

lctt On b2ses-St- Louis !, New York, 10 Struck
OUt-By Beebc. Z: by Wiltse. TwO-base hits
Holly aud Bovormsn. Sacrifice hits-Bauy. Burnett
Browne. Stolen base-Bresnahan. DOgble PLAYS
Holly and Konetchy. Dahlen aud BoweTnan
Dehlen, Doyle. and Bowerman. Hit by pitcher-By
BCehe. 6. by Wiltse, !. Passed ball-Bresuahan
UmTire-NIr 0Day. Time Of game hours and
10 minutes.
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To-DAY's GAMES.
sTANnTNC OF THE Tr.us
TANNEHILL BATTED OUT.
Maps Do Things to Boston Pitcher.
Joss Great Play.

Boston. July a--Tannehm was batted
out of the box in the first
In the eighth, Boston had three on
bases and none out and a great stop
of Joss, followed by another Of Turner,
on which a double play was made, re-
tired Boston for no runs. Jim" Mcclure
was benched in the ninth for kicking.
Score:
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JEW YORK sTATE LEAGUE.

At Utica-SCTauton. 2; Utica,
At SyTacise-First game, Albany, 0; Syracuse. 2
Second game. Albany, 3; Syracuse. /
At Binghamton-Tr0y, ,. Binghamtou s.
At NilkesbarTe-A. j.. and g. .: Wilkesbarre Z
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Dr me pennanL.
Tho nHrfoI %.

EaTned uns-First. !; bethany. 8 Left on bases
First. 6: Bethany. G. First base balls-Off Cor
den. /; OF Newgent l. Struck out-By Gordon. 3:
by NcwGent : Two-base hits-Barnhart. Gallaher.
Coleman. Harris. A. Zanelli Sacrifice hits-Rider.
4. Zanelii. Rountrce Harris Stolen bazes-Cole-
man. Stecker. lie Mat ~. Rider. Ruiz A. Zanell
GallabeT. Newgent. Double play-Gordon 20 Glenn
ents Hit BY pitcheT-By NewEent l. by Gordon /
Unrire-Nir. Belts. Time Of game-l hour. and 25
minutes
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First base By errOrs-Chicago, /. Left on bases
Chicago. s. Brooklyn. . First base on haIl-Of
Rucker. 3. Struck out-By Rucker. s BIZ Ruelhach
!. Three-base hit-Schulte. Stolen Bases-EYers
aud King. Hit BY pitcheE-By Ruelbach. l. I'm
pires-AIessrs Emslie and Klein. Time Ct Eame-I
hour and q minutes. Attendance, $500.
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First base on baIls-Of Willis a. oS Young. l: OF
Pfetfcr 2 Hits made-Of Young. 5 in two innings
OF Pfeif5r I in one inning; CT Bouter. IN i've
inings Struck out-By Willis ,. by Bmlltcs. ].
Trce-base hits-Wagner. Bates. Two-bsse hits
Nealon, Teuney Gibson Sacrifice hits-Leach.
carte Stolen haScs-AudersCn- Clarke. Ritchcy.
Dos 20 play-Bridwen % Bitchey to Temey hit hy
pitcicr-Rates o. Clark. Wild pi.ch-Wnlis
Passed baI-Gibs0n. Umpires-MessIs. Jchnstoue and
Carpenter. Time q gamc-2 hours and Is minutes.
'Neciham batted for Young in seventh inning.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
lexington Defeats the Reservoir
Heights Team by 10 to ?.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS

g OF THE TEAMS.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Government Printers Easy for the
southern Railway Team.
STANDING oil. THE TEAMS.

STANDING or
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

At SpringheId-Springaeld (; New London. 1
At New Haven-New Haven, :; Waterblry 4
At BridgepoTt-Holyoke. 4. Bridgeport, l.
At HaTtfOrd-NorWich. g. Hartford, 1.
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

AZ demonstrating 4; Wiliamsport. s
At Nilmington-Altoona, ,: Wilmington L
Al ITenton-FITst game; Trenton 1: Johnstovn
! Second game JohnstoWn. 5; Trenton. ?
At MISUNDERSTANDING. ;; Lancaster. .
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE

At Lym-Lyun, 5; Lowell O.
4, Fan River-Brockton. g.; Fan Rive. I
AZ Lawrence-W Worcester, 4, Lawrence. .
Al New Bedford-FiTst game. Haverhfu s. New
Bedford, !. Second game, HaTehil, ]: New Bed
ford )
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: CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
White Sox again to-day.

Owen or Smith. for Chicago. and Pat
ten or Hughes, for Washington.
Before the game began. Nick Altrock.
the $4,000 beauty, gave an exhibition of
how first base should be played.
Cantillon has decided TO give Walter
Johnson more opportunity 20 get primed
before springing him in a regular game.
Bill Bradley has been taken 10 hos
pital In Cleveland and it Will be quite
a long time before he will be able to
play
Altizer was caught at least ten yards
off first base by a throw from the pitcher
In the seventh inning. CantillOn was dis
pleased.
GehTing could have caught Donohue off
second in the seventh inning when Hart
laid down bunt had he been properly
coached
''Jiggs" Donohue has been unusually
busy during the last two games. Yester-
day ne made the most Of eighteen field
ing chances.
Speaking OF a Washington boy. the New
Orleans Picayune says Atz hasn't been
sold to New York for any 5000. but from
the speed in fielding shown by Jakey,
the danger point is near
Gehring certainly looks promising. Yes
terday he was cool at all times had good
speed and control, and served up a curve
that had the Chicago vets swinging
wildly TO connect with il.
Shipke pulled off another of his famous
quick recOveries after d tumble in the
second inning, when he booted q fast
liner from Dougherty's bat. but grabbed
the ball and shot it TO first in time to
retire the fast Chicago outfielder.
Those "shoestring" catches like .Clymer
and Fielder Jones made, are considered
about the hardest chances that come to
an outfelder. At times It is not so aw-
July hard to spear a ball with one hand.
but to come in at top speed and nab
BAH foot or so from the ground, is al
ways worthy of honorable mention.
That running catch by Fielder Jones
when he robbed Ganley of hit was one
OF the most important plays Of the game.
Had the manager failed to bag the BAH
Clymer would have scored. and Ganlev
would have gotten two or more bases
There was only one out at the time. bur
Jones decided to take the chance rather
than wait for the bound. and he com
pieted a double play.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At JucksonviIle-Jacksonvill>. O.; Augusta =
At Cdarieston-Charlest0n. :; Macon, 0.
Al Cclumbia-Columba, I Savannah, 5.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al Miiwaukee-AIilHaukee. 4; ST. Paul.
At Observation-Disclosures 3: Louisville /
AT ColUnbus-Toledo 8; Columbus 2
At kausas City-Kansas City, :; Minneapolis. 2
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Philadelphia .......... , 0 0 Is
Earned Hms-St Louis. &; Philadelphia, T. First
base by crrors-St. LOUIS !. Left on bases-St
Louis, g; Philadelphia, 70. First base on haUs-Of
Dygert /: Of BARLEY. l. of Plank. ! off Howell.
g. Struck Out-By Dygcr. 3: by Plank. ,, by How
ell, !; by Dineen. l. Three-bsse hits-Nichols.
Dygert. Two-base hits-shreck. Spencer. Hemp
hin, stone. Sacrifice hits-Dygert, Seybcld. Wal
lace. Stolen bases-Oldring. Collins. SPENCE Dou-
be plays-Hartzel unassisted. Hit bv uitefcr-Bv
DygeTt. !; by Howell l. Wild pitches-Dineen
UNI ircs-AIessrs. Stafford and Hurst. Time Of
game hours and 20 minutes. Attendance 5.5s2
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Tw6-hase h:ts-Nless. r. Sebastian %. Hubbard
Sacrifice hit-Naloy Stolen bases-NIsrceron p.
Sullivan O., Dampier. sab Birch Hubbard Left
on hascs-St. Peters. l; Trinity, l. First base on
balls-0f Birch. 5; Of DurneI. 3 First base On
errors-St. Peters. !; Trinity. l. Hit BY pitched
baA-By Birch. !. Struck out-By Birch. Il: by
Durnen } Passed balls-Nlarceron. ; Wild
pitehes-Birch. /; Durnell. 2 Cmpire-Sir Mccain.
Time Of game-I hour and . minutes
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MINOR LEAGUES.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At le-Des Moines. :: Omaha @.
. A. PueblO-Iuehlo. 3: Sioux CITY.
At Denver-First game: Lincoln. 10: Denver. !
Second same-Deuver, 6; lincoln. L
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YANKS NOSE OUT TIGERS.
Base on Balls ana Two Clean Drives
Pocket Game

New York, July 31.-Newton and AIullju
had a pitchers fight to-day. and the New
Yorks wGp making two runs in the fourth
inning on a base on balls and hits BY
Chase and Lanorte. Score.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.


At Little Rock-Little Rock. s. Memphis. .
At AtlaHta-Atlanta. ;: Nashville. O.
At Birmtngham-B Birmingham, 2; MontEouav- 4
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Left on bases-St- Louis. g. New York s. First
base on balIs-Of Mctfiynn. ,: of AIoCiinnity.
Struck out-By AIcihnn, 3; by Mc(innity 2 Home
run-Bresnahan. Threebase hits-Bauy. Strang
T1Fo-base hits-Konetchy Marshall Sacrifice hit
Strang. Stolen bases-ShannOn, Mctiinnity I'm
pire-Mr. 0'Day. Time Of eame-l hour and IS
minutes.
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Norfolk in Ten Innings.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va, July 3l-The Tercenten-
mails won from the Richmond Colts, to
?, in a ten-inning contest this afternoon
The score;
R.H. T.
Norfolk............. Q oO0lO Is p /
Rehmond.......... ? 0 0 0 0 o 0 o. 0
Batteries--Fox and Edwards: Yale. Hobbs and
Walsh.
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SONOMA GIRL WINS
Adds Another Victory to Rec
ord at Cleveland.
ANNExEs FOREST CITY STAKE

Horse from West Has No Trouble In
Defeating Field - Public Disap-
High Ball, Declared by Vefer-
narians Unfit to Star-summaries.
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iI7I Ulst y tTI0F-IetrUIf, 7 Lett On BASES
New York. ?, Detroit. = First base on bllls-OH
Newton 3; of Mullin, . Struck 0ut-By Newton
4; by Mullin, 2 Twobase hit-Laporte. Sacrifice
hits-NeUton. DGWncs. Hit by ptcher-Rv Newton
Wild pjtcL-AIsin. Umpirc-Alr Connolly Tune
OF gamc-l hour and s. minutes. Attendance 900
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Birch. Of Trinity. famed eleven St
Peters batsmen yesterday, and allowed
but two hits. while the Trinity boys ham
mered DurneH for thirteen bingles, five
of which We're for two sacks.
Besides the pitching OF Birch. the bat
ting Of Mess and King, was noticeable.
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BLANKED BY CHICAGO
Nationals Are Unable to Hit
Big Ed Walsh.
GEHRING PITCHES GOOD GAME

Holds the Champions Down for six
Innings, but in the seventh White
the Aid of an Error, Give Them
Two Runs-TwO Circus Catches.
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Chunk" Wheatley's poor pitching form
was responsible for Southern Railway
walking away from the Government
Printing Office team yesterday by Is 10 0.
The game was fcatureless except for
Doyle's stop Of hot liner.
The oficlal score:
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Hngersto,yn Downed in First.

Special % Tie Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Md. July 31.-Hagersto1n
lost the game in the first inning in the
contest with Martinsburg at Athletic
Park here this afternoon, 1Iartinsburg
finally winning by the score Of to g.
Score.
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". l. Pct VI Dc.
IInderendents 2 .7Il Bieemiails,daiic.. %
Eckinglon..-- 81 ReseUoif...... / .lD
To-day's game-BTookiand vs.. Congressional AZ
Third street and Rhode Island avenue northeast 80
p N.
lexington won yesterdays contest in
the Independence from Reservoirs by 10
TO 2.
Maddox gave twelve bases on balls.
which Is q record for this season in this
league
Cousins, Of the Reservoir outfit, pounded
Caiiahan's delivery for three hits.
The official score.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Leaders TrOunce st. Peters in One
sided Game.
STANDING OLE TIE TT VIC
Birch. Of Trinity. famed elev

To-day's game-St, Martins vs.. St. Theresa's. at
Thirty eth and streets northwest