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BASE BALL, RACING
AND OTHER SPORTS
team who are entitled to the credit of ac-
comprising the work as follows:
Double PLAYS.

The Nationals have made seventeen
double plays. while their opponents have
made twenty-one. and those players who
participated In them. and the number of
times are as follows:
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SCORES OF SUNDAY GAMES.
New York State League.

A. J. and c.. 4; Wilkesbarre. 3.
First game-Albany. .; Troy. !. Second game
Albany 2; Troy, o.
Syracuse, 4; Binghamton. 0.
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Individual Batting Averages.

.Hickmau has hatted seven times, NH SIX
Blsnkcuship twice" making tWO-baECer once AM
winning the game. Warner Graham and Ievdor
once each as substitutes for other batsmen. THa'
been purchased 10y New York and released.
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Atlantic League.

First game-Newark, g. Allentown. 8. Second
game-Newark. 3: Allentown. 4.
Easton. 49, Pottsyille, 4.
Elizabeth. 49, Reading. l.
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Southern League
Eastern League.

Memphis, o; Nashville. 3.
Shreveport. s: Birmingham. l.
Montgomery, 3; New Orleans. 2.
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American Association.

Providence. 8; Montreal, /.
Newark. s: Rochester. 0.
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released to New York ''H!ghlanders.
Note.-Parts of games are not included In this
table in games pitched column.
Games Won by Each Pitcher From OPP
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>AH parts Of games ofhc!ated In by each or the
twiriers included In the games pitched column
in the above table. Released to New York.
Games Won and Lost by Each of the
Pitchers.
The games won and lost and tie games.
with the percentage of each pitcher, are
given in appended table:
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Individual Fielding Averages.

purchased by New York and released.
Nptc-Iu computing ia" fielding percentages or
th. carchrrS all pa sSv balls are conSidcI"l
rurS and consequently are placed In the error
column. II-y,iou las had six passed balls Blan-
A Dtr
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That old boys up there for a purpose"
Make up your mind you can hit 1t. and
you will" Now just watch him; he's never
failed me yet A few excerpts from the
coaching vocabulary of Hughey Jennings.
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IN Batting Average.
Team Fielding Average.
Long Hits and Total Bases.

C. P.O. \. T.. IA. Gain. Loss.
Al I.05S 58a 81 :52 noo 900
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Jim Mcguire is the fourth manager the
Boston Americans have had this season.
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Two former Atlanta catchers helped de-
feat the New York Americans last week
One was Clarke of Cleveland; the other,
Archer of Detroit
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National League Games To-day

Brooklyn ut Pittsbnrg.
Philadelphia al Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati
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The principal feature of the game at
Minooka, Pa. yesterday between Scranton
and the Detroit Americans was the presen-
tations made Capt. "Bill' Coughlin of the
latter team. whose home is in that city.
There were three of them In all. travel
ing bag dress suit case and an umbrella.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-10

The Kansas City club of the American
Association has signed Jack Mccarthy, re-
Gently released by Brooklyn.
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Milwaukee, Indian apolis and Kansas City
are all tied for third place in the Ameri-
can Association. with a percentage of 800.
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In Chicago the 1907 pennant already has
been awarded to the Cubs. That increases
the American Leagues chances Of retain
ing the worlds championship.
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The Easton team of the Atlantic League.
over which Tom McDermott presided at
the opening of the season. has dropped
nineteen out of twenty-five games.
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1t is like trying to smooth the ice or
adding another hue unto the rainbow to
speak of Chases fielding stunts. but Of
late young Hal has been throwing in some
extra bits. There has been more sure
ness to his play than heretofore. But
like the rest of his mates he Is hitting be-
low par
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Yesterdays Ma

brooklyn 3: Cincinnati, l.
Cincinnati, IL. Brooklyn, 2
Chicago !; Philadelphia. 2
New York, 8. st. Louis v.
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Ever since Ganley. Beaumont and
Ritchey were dropped from the Pirate sal
airy roll fans have been asking the ques-
ton. why did Dreyfuss take such action?
During "A chat with the Pittsburg magnate
he made this statement: Il don't think 1t
is very good policy to hold a player who
can't give me his best services. If he can
deliver the goods for another club then 1
am doing him injustice by keeping
him.
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Hal Chase would make pennant winner
out OF the Maps. according to the st. Louis
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American League Games Today.
Chicago at Washington.
St Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland Mt Boston
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SHAFT TO DEAD coMRADE.
Memory of VIM. Hilton Honored BY
MARYLAND Military.

FREDERICK. Md, May 6.-More than
2.0OO persons attended the unwilling exer-
cises in Mount Olivet cemetery, Frederick,
yesterday afternoon of a monument erect
ed over the grave OF Private William Hilton
by Company b. LIST Regiment. NJ n. c.. OF
Hagerstown. of which the deceased was a
member Hilton went from Frederick coun-
ty TO Hagerstown and enlisted In Company
b. About a year ago he was killed on the
railroad In Cumberland, and the body was
brought here and buried
Col. Little delivered an eloquent address
in which he said that the members of Com
pany B have a rule to erect monuments
at the graves of all persons who die wnlie
members of the company. He said he was
anxious to see the establishment OF uni
versal peace. but until human beings be-
came perfect this could not be achieved.
The safest and surest way TO secure peace
he said. Is to be prepared for war. The
highest type of soldiers and the one to be
relied on IN this country in case OF war Is
the citizen-soldier. The people will not
tolerate n large standing army. He paid
a tribute to the young soldier at whose
grave the monument was unveiled
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TUBERCULOSIS FROM MILK.
To Be Theme Discussed by Congress at
Atlantic City,


ATLANTA, May CDR. George Brown,
president Of the. American Ani-Tubercu-
losis League. yesterday made the prelimi-
nary announcement Of the plans for the
meeting Of the league to be held at Atlantic
City June l to 4.
The sessions which will bring together
some Of the most famous experts on tho
prevention Of consumption. will be devoted
largely to the communication Of the white
plague to man from cows through milk.
Another subject that will attract con-
siderable attention win be the thorough
study of Tuberculosis In the negro race,
with a view to bringing out more clearly
the peril to the entire population of the
prevalence Of this disease In the negro and.
his peculiar susceptibility to infection.
Papers on the milk question will be read
by DR.. Francis O'Donohue of Syracuse.
N. T.: DR.. Ernst J. Lederle. former COM
missioner of health Of New York city; DIR.
e. c. Schroeder. the government expert:
DR.. c. w. Saleeby, tina famous British
scientist: DR.. George r. NcCieary, tho.
father Of the English infant milk depots:
giene; Mr.. Nathan Stratus, the founder Of
the pasteurized milk charity ia New York,
and other famous specialists in the work
of preventing the tubercle bacilu reaching
humankind through infected milk.
The object of the congress is to benefit
humanity. and 1t is proposed to do this not
only by making clear the perils OF the
white plague, but also by pointing out
clearly the practical methods Of protection
from infection and prevention of the spread
of the disease.
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BIBLE TRANSLATION.
Report on the Recent Revision at tn
Missionary Conference.

SHANGHAI, May 8.-The missionary con-
ference at It's session Saturday discussed
the Holy Scriptures.
Seventeen years ago the last general mis-
sionary conference In China appointed three
great translation companies to revise the
Bible in the Mandarin, easy Wenli and
high Wenli. or classical. Chinese languages.
1t has been a iaborious task and the founda-
I ton Of Christian success in China. Rev.
| A. P. Parker. d. D., of Shanghai. formerly
of Missouri, presented the report on these
reyisions.
The other Americans whose Chinese schol-
arshtp has been invaluable in revising the
Bible are Rev. DIR. d. z. Sheffield Rev.
DR.. Calvin Matter and Rev. DR.. Chauncey
Goodrich.
The second feature of the day was the
report by D. w. Lyon, national Bible study
secretary of the Y. NJ. c. AS In China, on
the study and use of the Bible among the
Chinese. For a year his committee has
been gathering the facts from all parts OF
the empire, and 1t recommends an adopted
form of many OF the Bible study courses
used by the American student movement.
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Airbrakes may replace the present meth
cd in general use on automobiles. the COM
preston being secured direct from the motor
cylinders without the use Of any compress
sion machinery. 1t is estimated that APP
proximately one-tenth Of the engine po~er
OF a car would be required to work the
compressor. BY the direct method this loss
would be entirely eliminated.
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though in minor key as compared with
the attack on the policy evil.
AFTER three years." continued Mr.. Grasty.
"a thoroughly aroused and organized public
err. The legislature that went in as a re-
suit Of that election gave us a new election
law through which the will Of the people
could assert itself. The election Of 1895 was
was In the nature Of a revolution Fortu-
nately for the permanent welfare OF the
city. 1t was not followed by reaction, and
under the same newspaper leadership Mr..
ate.
Popular Interest in Politics.
'Since that time there has been a steady
advance in the popular interest and aetiv-
ity in public affairs. The democrats have
been successful most Of the time. and while
there have been occasional manifestations
of the old spirit and the old methods, the
Baltimore city government has Improved
constantly from year to year In Its stand
ards and in the results obtained. Mary
land has a democratic state administration
with which no reasonable republican can
find grave fault. and Baltimore has re-
publican administration that has won the
commentator OF fair-minded democrats.
All of which Is the result, not OF good for
tune, or Of fight made four years ago. or
two years ago, in given election. but Of q
system. It is the good tree yielding good
fruit. Under the system that We nave es-
tablished bad men do good things. just as
under the old Gorman-Rasin system person
ally good men did bad things when they
got into office.
1.-The dominant force. both state and mu-
nicipal," concluded Mr.. Grasty. us an en-
iightened and organized public sentiment.
In the matter of erganization-to use the
language of Ktpling-we have been over
engtned for our BEAM Whatever may be
the fact in other cities-and, personally.
believe that all other cities are sufficiently
like Baltimore to be subject to the same
general con6itions-a fearless and fndepend-
ent press and an interested and Intelligent
electorate reduce the necessity Of political
organization to minimum. The newspaper
that gives its readers the news In regard to
politics, as i gives the other peEs, With
out guile and without bile, finds itself per,
forming perfectly proper and legitimate
functions. Such activities, II carried on
without undue reformatory zeal or other
forms of hysteria-with Justice and without
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malice-will bring to the newspaper attacked
readers In such numbers as to assure its
success. That at least, has been the ex-
perience In Baltimore"
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~, THE LATEST IN CHAIRS.
Push Button Serves to Operate It
Quickly.

The newest ease producer Is a chair which
Tits backward or forlkard as much or little
as desired without getting UP to adjust the
parts. There Is no rod, but instead series
OF stops controlled by push button. You
simply touch the button and the weight Of
the body carries the back to any angle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-06
Brown Sugar in Mortar.

Experiments are being made with brown
sugar, which Is said to greatly increase the
adhesive properties of mortar. Equal parts
Of sand and lime are mixed.
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A2.43, 1850. ale, ADO. l5,55 9tad)m., +6.03,
1850. $500 %(9imiteo), .l0,5b, III. 20 abenos;
nerl. 9nmoPt.G tniiun 4 500, '6.t5. 1880, 100.
| 1870, 1900, $50. 800, 1000, lt1.O0 Born.
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g;adu., !G.00. .6.J8, 1920, 100, $500, 50. 10
Qin1iteo). 1000, *10.05. tt1.10. III .32 gDos.
annapplis Wt. EoDn'Gtntioi, 1850 uro
1876 Norm., i4.55 nno !5.55 yiabm. Gamoeip
gtuttori 49, uno 1900 Norm lt2.0O Miitnas.
800, 1896 giddnl. lnb 1900 Nbeuos.
Sreoerid, 9anloensS iniior, 1915 uno 1915
8orm. II rs. 1850 unb 1920 9G9m.
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800. 1850 unh "A 90 gtofn,
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1850 9ludbm. 9amoen'Si at!ou. 1920. l7.35
Yprit., 1850, 400 gadlrH.
Gnieutt.Gitg ltrb DIT. Nirp, G1moensg totion,
1872 2elb RSrm, li.25. 1850. $50 Rotin..
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