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The Washington herald., 1907-06-18
BRENTWOOD TROUNCEs LAUREL
League Leaders Play Good Ball and
Take Game by II to 3,

Take Gnme by 4 to 3,
Special to The Washington Herald.
Laurel. Md. June 17.-The Brentwood
baseball team, leaders Of the Suburban
League Of Prince George County, turned
the tables on the Laurel club yesterday.
by defeating them by II to 3. Brentwood
has won eight games and lost one so far
this season, and that one was dropped TO
the Laurel team.
Howard Beckett, who was responsible
for Laurel winning the pennant last sea-
son, was on the firing line for Laurel,
and pitched a good game, but was given
miserable support by his teammates. the
Brentwood team scoring six tallies in
the third inning, due TO errors of the
home players. A large crowd of local
enthusiasts, including many ladies, saw
the home team go down in defeat The
features were a one-hand catch by Rose,
for the home team, in center field, and
the batting Of Havens, for the visitors.
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Winchester Defeats wheaton.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Winchester Va, June E-Winchester
took the opening game Of the series from
the Wheaton Md team at Reservoir
Park, this afternoon, to l. The visitors
put up a good fielding game but could
not hit Cantwen. Sanders was touched
up for nine hits, including a home run
by Mcdonald Batteries: Winchester,
Cantwell and Woodward; Wheaton, San
ders and Graves.
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MOREN IS INVINCIBLE.
phiIIies' Pitcher Lets Down i'm the
Eighth. but RnlIY Is of No ANniI.

PittshUrg June 1T-PittsburE lost TO
Philadelphia this afternoon by the score
of Z 70 3, because of poor playing and
inability 10 hit Lew Moreu was prac-
tically inviucible and every one of the
Pittsburg's hits was made in the eighth
inning when for a few minutes the To-
Gals made a batting rally. which, how
ever, did not last long enough 20 win.
Camnitz replaced Lynch in the third
inning and was himself succeeded by
NH-.l+.r- liz .ar-+L $780,.
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TO-DAY,s GAMES.

Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
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NIarshalrs Chess ChnIlenge.

Ostend, Belgium. June 1.-THE sue
cess Of Tarrasch in the worlds cham
pionship chess tournament was largely
due to Marshalrs fine play in the final
rounds in brilliantly defeating Janow-
ski who would otherwise have
bracketed Tarrasch for first place. Hav-
ing recovered his characteristic style.
Marshall issued a challenge TO any
player who participated in the recent
tournament for a match foE SSgO a side
at five or seven gameA
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SEVEN INNINGS TO A TIE.

In a fast and interesting game. the
crack Highlanders and the ST. JosephS.
Of the Marquette League. played a tie
game of seven innings yesterday even
ing atrNinth street and Florida avenue
northwest Score. Z to Z.
Dodd. whom Manager Leapley put in
to start the box work, was knocked out
in the fifth inning and was replaced by
Knockey, who held the. crack Highland
ers down to two hits and famed four
men. The features were the playing of
Kid Taylor and c. Salb. The score:
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American Marksmen Won Match.

New York. June 1.-THE Manhattan
Rife and Revolver Club finished its
part Of the cable competition with the
French marksmen by running I'D a to-
tai Of 20,740 points, 1851 being made
with the rife and l0S79 with the re
volver. The scores made by the French
shots were s. less than the Americans
total with the rifle and IS less with the
revolver Last years match was won
by the French team. with a total Of
2Q707 to 2o,5So, a difference Of 127
points.
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Hubbard out for not touching second base

Trinity. ....,...,...-....-.. 0 o Ia
81. Martin s...................... e.
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CUBS NOSE OUT BOSTON.
Pitcher Brown, by Clever work in
Ninth, saves the Game.

Chicago. June 17.-Chicago nosed out
Boston to-day I'm a game that was about
as close as any game could be. In the
ninth inning. with one gone. Bates hit
into deep right for n three -bagger. and
anything at all would have tied the
score. Howard, over-anxious. famed
out; Brown passed Bitchey as too dan
gerous and then shot three over. while
Needham stood stock still and hit at
mono of them Score.
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Earned ruus-FIrst 4; Waugh 3 left en- bases
First. 4 Waugh. :. First base On balls-Of America
.. Of Mcl.suriu. o Struck out-By America 70.
b~ NicIaurin, g. Home rin-Stecksr. Three-bass
hi-s-Duftan. Two-base hifs-H 1fman Fries Nc
LaGrin Sacrifice hits-Dcdze. Ssssccr Stolen bases
Clement ~. Holman Duffy johnson. Double
rlsys-Hotrrau % Harris; Dodge unasSis'ed. Hit hy
ptcher-By NcLaurin b. America. Wild pitches
McIAurin .Zi, America 20. Passed halls-Hofman
Umpire-Nlr. Holman Time of Eame-l hour and i5
n tv,r11z
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First base hy errors-Boston. !. LEFT On hascs-
Boston. :; ST. Louis. g., First base on halls-Of
Howell. . Struck out-By Young. 8; by Howell G.
Three-base Ait-Ungaub Sacrifice bits. Barrett
CEiEer Jones. Stolen bases-Cougalton, Pickering
Wallace. Double plavs-Knight and Unglaub. Hit
by ptcher-By Howell ID Umpires-Messrs. Con
molly and Hurst. Time Of game-l hour and g.
minutes Attendance-70I.
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Trft on Gas6s-G- ?. o. 8; G I G. 3 Flrst
base on balls-OT Burhans. 2; of Waher. 2 Struck
out-By Burhams 3; BY Waller 5 Three-hase hit
Wahler Two-base hit-Nlullin. Sacrifice hits
Turner and Macdonald. Stolen hases-Herhert Carr
smith Hit by pitcher-Taylor, Lay ~. Passed
halls-RobiDson. Umpirc-Mr Handiboe Time Of
game-l hour and 50 MINUTES.
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S0X DEFEATED IN ELEVENTH.
Chesbro's Effective Pitching Re-
sponsibIe for second Victory.

New York, June T.-Doyle's two-bagger.
a base on balls 10 Keeler. and Elberfeld's
hit gave the New Yorks the winning run
in the eleventh inning to-day Chesbro
pitched well, being taken out to make
way for a hitter. He would have shut
out the Sox with clean support. Score:
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GarrcIs Out of Athletic.

Ann Arbor. Mich, June 17.-JOhuny
Garrels will. not compete in the all
around athletic championship because
his examination viii not give him time
to train, and he is TO enter the employ
Of a big Western railroad on July l.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Trinity Defeats II. Martins and BE-
comes League Leader.
A-r.rA-.. -. .-rrr. .---...

STANDING OF The TEAMS.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Columbia 4. C., by Batting Rally in
sixth, Downs Printers by g to >.
To-day's sams-Atlantics vs. St Stephens

The Columbia Athletic Club. with
Waller in the box yesterday by a bat
ting rally in the sixth, jumped out Of last
place and won from the Government
Printing Office, by 6 to 5.
The same number Of hits as scores was
registered by the CoIumbia's, who seem
ed 10 have improved considerably since
their recent trip through the Cumber-
land Valley. II was a pitchers battle
with the break a little in favor Of Wahler
The official score:
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
WheRtley's Pitching Enabled Com
merce and Labor To Defeat Navy.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS
Today's samo-Post-oaice vs. Interior. SIS p. n.

Wheatley's superb pitching enabled
Commerce and Labor 20 defeat Navy in
pitchers battle by 6 to ?. He famed
thirteen Of the Navy crew and held them
down to two hits, one a scratch. Mur-
ray also pitched a good game. holding
the Laborites down to three clean hits
and three scratches and tanning nine.
Commerce and Labor scored all Of its
runs in the second, on four hits, one a
two-sacker, and some weird fielding
stunts on the part Of the Sailors Ex-
cept for a pretty catch by Doc" Klein
schmidt. the game was devoid Of fielding
features The official score.
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Earned rlus-C~ameroe and Labor, l. First base
BY euur-CCmmfrce and Labor. !; Nav. T. Left
on hasez-C0mmercr and Labor. Z. Navv.-6 FIRST
base On baIls-Of WheatIey OF Murray. Struck
cut b Whearisv. E. by Murray. g. Tvo-basa hits
Evans Sacrifice hits-Shoemsker Erwin. smith
Stolen bsses-H1lt sutton Fenvick Hunter Le
Mat Hit hy pifchCr-Bv Murray L. Wild pitches
Wbestley ~. Passed bslls-Ervin d., smith ~.
Umpire-Nir Belts Time q game hours.
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
Philadelphia nj Pittsburg.
New York mt Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Cincinnati. June 1.-THE Giants in
troduced themselves TO Cincinnati fans
to-day, and by way of creating an i'm
preston drubbed the Red Sox by a 2 10
1 score. Del" Mason was batted freely
by the visitors. Ames pitched great
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Richmond Downs Norfolk.

Batteries-Lavinder and Ryan; Morrlssey al
Cote. Umpirs-Mr. Ryan.
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CARDINALS SHUT OUT.

st. Louis, June IL Brooklyn
opened up here to-day with victory
over the Cardinals, ? to 0, a batting
rally in the fourth inning turning the
trick Pastorius was effective with
mon ON hases- Scnre.
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Portsmouth shut Ont.

Lynchburg. Va, June 17-Stewart let
Portsmouth down with one hit to-day,
and the locals won a fast and we'll
played game. Walsh pitched excellent
ball. but two singles in the second lost
him his game. The errors did aot fig
ure In the score. Score:
R.H. E.
IgnchrurE ............0 0 OIL 2
Portsmouth ..........O 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 l 2
BatteFies-Stewart and Evans; Walsh and Burns
Umpire-AH. Truly. Attendance 1000.
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GIANTS WIN EASILY
McGraw Takes First Game
from Cincinnati.
DEL" MASON BATTED FREELY

Ames Holds Reds Down, Davis and
OdweiI Being the Only Men Who
Can Find Him-Every New Yorker
but DevIin Gets at Least One Hit.
Four Errors Made by the Reds.
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IIT7f bls' UT eTr1T-IHI'3e0. J. Bosom, ]. Lcff
on bases-Chiago, u: Boston. 2 First base on
hsls-Of Brown d 0ff Young 2 Struck out-By
Brown. bv Young TIrse-ta-e hits Beaumont.
Bate. Saeridce hits -Sae'a, Siginfedt Double
piavs-Bitchsr. BulFel Hit hF pitchcr-Chsnce.
jmpires-Carpsutar and JafEst1re Time of game
! hour and s. minutes. Auerdaucc-ZG0
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

:; Pittsburg, 3.
New York, 81 Cincinnati, /.
brooklyn, - ST. Louis, o.
Chicago. ~ Boston, I
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EVEN BREAK AT BOSTON.
st. Louis Takes Morning Game and
Young Wins in Afternoon.

Boston. June 17-BOston and St
Louis broke even to-day. The visitors
hammered the ball more than was nee
essary to win in the morning. and this
afternoon a batting rally by Boston in
the seventh gave them the victory,
Scores:
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Left On hase7-St Louis 3; Bf0oklyn ). First
base on balls-Of Lush. l. of Psstori7us, . Struck
out-By Lush, :; by PastorioUs. g. Sacrifice hit
Burch. Stolen bases-Bennett. Murray. Lewis
Double Plsys-Pastcri0us. Jordan. and Ritter Mar.
shall and HOstetter. Umpire-Nlr O'Day Time Of
game-I hour and 3 minutes. Attendance-ilO0.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-18
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
.ynchburg, /; Portsmouth, o.
Dnnville, ,; Roanoke, 4.
Richmond, y Norfolk, I.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Portsmouth Mt LynChburE.
Roanoke at DanviIIe
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
DANvILLE THE WINNER.
ROanoke's Errors Chiefly Responsible
for Defeat of Team.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Danville, Va, June IA pass, two
bum errors, Il fy-out, and a couple Of
safe slings by the league leaders were
responsible for four runs. which gave
the locals the game played with Roam
oke here to-day. Jimmy Lavinder. the
spitballist Of the league and the lead
ing pitcher Of the circuit. was in great
form and had the visitors biting at his
sharp curves. Score:
RH. Z.
Danviile ...............o 04ox5
Roanoke ...............O 900 o. 3 2
Batteries-Lavinder and Ryan; Morrissey and
Cote. Umpirs-Mr. Ryan.
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First base by Philadelphia L Left on
hrscs-P -PittsbUrg. e. Philadelphia, T. First base ou
of N1rU. Z. Hits mlde-Of lynch 2 IN 2 in
ninFs; of CamHtz. 3 in 5 innings; of Wolters
iu . innings. Struck out-By Moran. 8. Three
base hits-Clarse, Courtney. Sacrifice hits-Kra6e
and Thomas. Stolen bsses-Thomas and Aiagse
Wild uitches-1ICreu. Umpire-Mr Emslie Time
Of gamc-2 hours and 5 minutes. Attendsuce-5.is9
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Totals .... 7lo2l 5 5 Totals
~ -. \. n..z -,

Earned runs-st. Joseph. I; Highlsnders. I. First
base by errors -Hshlanders, 2; ST. Josephs, .
Left on -Highlanders. Z; 81. Josephs s. First
base on balls-0f Dodd. s. Knockey, 2; Lenahan, ?.
Innings pitched-By Dodd, 4; by Knockey, ;. Hits
made-0f Dodd. a. Knockey. 3 Struck out-By Ian
ahan, 2; b. Knockey. &; by Dodd. ). Home run
Stuckett. ThreeIba hits-Ianahan. Two base hits
-Salb f2}. Woodcock. Stuckett. Stolen bases
Stuckett. Howell Double play-Dodd 70 Howell to
Dodd. Hit By pitcher-By Dodd a. Knockey ~.
Umpire-Mr. John Mullin. lime Of game-l hour.
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Special 70 The Washington Herald.

SpcclaI % The Washington Herald
Norfolk Va, June 17.-Shaffer's
Colts defeated the Crew Of the Mary
Jane in the first game of the series.
Score:
RH E.
Norfolk ...............o OOO0O1 O-l II 2
Richmond .....,.......0 0 0 0 l CO /
Bateries-Foz and Edwards Long and Walsh
Umpire-Mr. Salley.
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4 ..aIt A." -
.Batted for JOSS

Ltlu-u IIhe-'ItftleIi. %. ihhadelplla. ]. Lett
on ha7es-CleTeland II; Philadelphia. 6 First base
on bals-Oh Co0mhS 5. OF Joss l. Struck out
By Coombs. s. hy joss, :. Thrae-hase hts-Oldrine
Two-b3se hits-Odrng. Sacrifice hits-Cr1ss Stolen
bases-Iumer. BAY OidriuE. Double pavs-StovaI
and Wakefield. Passed balls-Pouers Umpires-
Evans and Stafford. Time Of game l hour and 90
minutes Attendauce-9n7
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hanty. Altizer. D. Jones. Schmidt Stolen
bases-Schaefer. O'Leary. Double play
Killian to Schmidt to- Rossman. Hit by
ptcher-By Patten, !; by Killian, l. Wild
pitch-Patten. Umpire-Mr. Sheridan.
Time Of game-2 hours and minutes.
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THREE SCORE ON A MUFF.
Athletics Defeat Maps When Bay
Misses Collins Long FIy

Philadelphia, June With two on
bases in the first inning, Collins singled
TO center. Bay missed it. and all three
men scored. Cleveland could not hit.
Clombs productivelE Score.
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Quakcrs show Poor Form.

The Pennsylvania crews had a time row
this morning. or. at least they went over
the course under all the usual accompani-
ments of a time trial The Quaker
varsity crew had ragged form. espe-
cially In the last mile Coach Ward sent
down % Philadelphia for Yorke, stroke Of
the '0S freshman crew.
The Wisconsin crews had a hard row
over the course this morning. In the
afternoon they went along the west shore
for a short distance. The Syracuse
varsity crew, which IS beginning to be
stronger in public favor. We're sent over
the course, 100, very hard this morning
They did very well
Georgetown worked hard both morning
and evening. Coach Russell is still both
cred by the fact that one side Of his boat
| is stronger than the other and the boat
does not ride evenly for this reason.
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Eorned rUns-WashingtOn. 8; Detroit, 2
First base by errors-Detroit. g. First base
on balls-On Sievers, 1; off Killian. (; off
Graham. .; Off Pattcn. L Innings pitched
BY Graham. l-3: By Patten, 2-3 by
slevers, 1; BY Hillian. g. Hits made-Off
Graham. 4; off Hughes. /; off Patten. s;
off Sievers. .; off Killian. s. Struck out
By Graham, O. by Patten. I; by KlIlian. T.
Three-base hit-Ganley. Two-base hits
Anderson. Mullin, Downs o.. Schaefer
DeleEanty, Cobb. Sacrifice hits-Dele-
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Tv1-bssa bts-Heiurch III Hubbard. Home run
Mess Sacrifice lI--DuG8H. Stolen bsses-E. Sahss-
tan Msrden. 4. sebastian. Bailey Mess. Lstc on
bsses-rintr. T. s.. Martins. FIRST base On
balls-OF Hilear. g. First base on Trinity,
7: ST. Martins Z Hit 1v pitched balls, umber-
land r. Sebastian. Hams Struck nlt-Ev Hllesry.
@. b~ Brscber g. Passed tlIl-G. Chiym Wild
uitch-Hluear. UmFUe-Nlr. Buckley Time q
rsue-l hour and g minutes
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The score

Two-bsse hits-Havaus First base on halls-0f
Beckett. 2: OF BarnhaHit 3 Stolen bascs-Stock-
man (3 K0se HayCs. Fulton. Passed has-Beckett,
J. Umpire-prof. Nlillork # Maryland Agricultural
College Attendancc-JN
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'Battsd for Mason in eth

FIrt base On 6lTI7-OF Am77 ! n Mason, 3
Str1cs 0gt-Br Amrs. 9. tv Mssona 2 TVo-fass hits
Coreorau .-I. Dahl5u. Sacrifice hits-L0hort, Ames
Stolen bases-HUgsHs .2i. Davis. shannon. Devlin.
0iveH Umpirss Nessr. Klm and Ririsr Time
q game-L hour all $ mLuut-.. At-.nlaac--3 30
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First base by CrTors-C Chicago. Left on basss-New
York, Is; Chicago, s. First hase on haIls-Of Ches-
bro, J. OF Smith. 9. on White. T. Hits mads-Of
Chcsbro I'm 5 innings. oF Doyle IN 8
innings: OIL Smith. II in iuHiurv. OF White IN
innings. Struck out-Br Chsshro s; by Doyla o.
By Smith. 2; By White. T. Tvo-base -Moriaritv
Doyle Sacrifice hi'S-Cour0y. stolen hasss-Cbase.
Ia Porte. RiCkev. D0ughrry. Double plays-Eltrr-
field % Chase: Morisrtty. Chase 70 Elbarfed
Wild Titchcs-Smirh. Umpire L0ughlin Time Of
1me-2 hours and 30 minutes Atteudance-5el1
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.

btl-id-f -t
Todavs esme-Ninth vs. Bethany, a. Thir
tcanh and streets northeast. a. $50 O'Clock
First had little trouble in defeating
Waugh yesterday, the score being Is
20 8.
McLaurin pitched a fairly good game
for the losers, but he was afforded
ragged support, which preciuded the
possibility Of Waugh winning. Duffey's
batting and Fries base running were
features.
--L.n .tls.Inr ernrn.
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LOSE OUT IN TENTH
Nationals Drop Final Game
to Detroit, ) to 4.
TIE THE SCORE IN THE NINTH

With Two Down DeIehanty's Two
bagEer Sends Pair of Runners
Across Plate - Washington Loses
Good Opportunity TO Break Up the
Game when Three Are on Bases.
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,rnpNINc CAME

St Louis ....................0 oil
Boston .......................I 0 o.
First base by errors-Boston. 1; st. louis, 3 Left
on bsses-Boston. @: St Louis s. First base On
halls-Of Tannehin, ?; of Powell. ?. Struck out
By Tannehill /; by Oberin, /; by Powell, ]; by
Harris l. Home runs-Unglaub. Three-base hit
HaT;sel. TWohaSe hits-PCkering. Butler ~. Stone
Unglaub. Sacrifice hts-Stone Jones. Butler
Stolen bases-Knght, Jones Hit by pitcher-By
TannchiIl lIl. Umpirss-Messrs. Hurst and Connolly
Tine Of gsme-l hour and IS minutes. Attendance
enf
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Trinity, strengthened by the acquisition
Of the St stephens team, Of the Capital
City League, defeated ST Martins By 9
TO yesterday.
Trinity outbstted and outfelded s..
Martins. Buscher and Hilleary were the
opposing pitchers. and although the score
would seem TO indicate that Hilesry was
batted hard, errors gave Trinity runs in
several innings after the side should have
been retired. Mess playing was the fea-
uIe, the diminutlve third-sacker getting
three hits in four times at the bat. and
scoring all the runs made ley ST. Martins.
The Official score.
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CORNELLIN SHAKE-UP
Several Changes Are Made
in Varsity Crew,
NAVY 0ARSMEN ARE FEARED
other Coaches Surprised at Showing
Made Saturday and Yesterday.
Regatta Only Nine Days 0f-one
side of Georgetown Boat stronger
Than 0ther-Russell Bothered.

Poughkeepsie. n. Y. June 17.-The most
important development in the rowing
work Of the college crews to-day was a
marked change in the makeup Of the
Cornell varsity eight and varsity four.
Coming as it does only nine days before
the regatta. 1t tells the tale Of the pre-
dicament Of the Ithaca oarsmen better
than anything else could.
Coach Courtney was so highly disgusted
with the results Of the two-mile scrap be
tween the varsity and freshmen eight
on Saturday that whea the oarsmen
came down 70 the boathouse he annoUnc-
ed new order for the varsity combina-
tlons. He took Piollet from No 3 in the
varsity eight and Seymour from No 8
In the same shell. and replaced them with
Bromley, bow Of the four, and Gavett
no. B. In the four, respectively. Seymour
went 10 seat No. 8 in the four, while
Piollet went into the second varsity COM
hination, taking the place of Welsh, who
was sent into bow in the four.
In this order the crews rowed down
over the course IA the morning. They
did not do appreciably better. but Court
ney had no idea that they would show
marked Improvement at once.
In the afternoon Coach Courtney made
the further change Of sending Newman
from bow in the varsity to seat 8. trad
Ing seats with Bromley. and the Cornell
ilans went down the river in the after
noon along the west shore
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New Boat for Navy.

When Coach Rice Of Columbia. came
up from New York this morning, A. z.
Ward, the boat builder. came with him.
Ward was out with Rice in the Columbia
launch, and afterward met Coach Glen
don, Of the Navy. and Seymour z. Holt
day. the manager Of the Naval Academy
crews. They talked over the rigging OF
new boat for the Navy crew for the
varsity race. This boat is 10 be deliv-
cred on June %, six days before the race.
The Columbia varsity crew went down
over the course from a point a half mile
or so above Krum Elbow 20 the bridge
this morning, the freshmen crew going
along TO make a scrap Of it,
When the men got back, there was q
sort Of general feeling that the crew had
not done well, and Rice had some things
% say % several Of the men. In the
afternoon. the Columbia crews. like the
others. We're taken down the river close 20
the west shore
II the showing OF the Navy oarsmcn in
their four-mile on Saturday was not
enough 20 throw fear into the hearts Of
the rowing coaches a similar exhibition
this morning certainly was calculated 20
make some Of them think The Navy crew
got away from the start going Jhirty-siK
strokes 10 the minute. and held that rate
an the way down the course. They were
timed from the Syracuse boathouse the
last half minute Of their journey twenty
two strokes, which means forty-four 10
the minute
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-22
DEATHS HAND LAID
UPON PIONEER PRINTER
Close of the Career of Herman
Althof, Well Known in San
Francisco and Oakland

OAKLAND, March 21.-Death this
morning called Herman Althof, mem
ber of the firm of Althof & Bahls,
printers and bookbinders of San Fran
cisco for many years and pioneer
resident of this city. where ne had lived
for thirty five years. The pioneer book
binder died at his home at $50 Linden
street, after a long illness, aged II
years. He leaves a brother, Theodore
AIthof, and a sister, Mrs Elizabeth
Bahls-
The deceased was a native Of Ger
many, and came to California during
the infancy of the State. He was
one of the founders of the German Club
of Oakland. and for many years had
been prominent in the activities Of the
German colony OF this city, being also
well known in San Francisco and
throughout the State.
The funeral will be held at p. m.
Saturday from the family residence
Interment will be in Mountain View
Cemetery. where the remains viii be
laid beside those of the wife of the
deceased