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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-12
REoRGANITE sANlTARluM.
To be Built Oh Tract OF Land Outside
OF Independence, Mo.

Kansas city, July l2.-Tho proposed
sonltariun IN Independence which had
It's inception In revelation 70 Joseph
smith president OF the Roorsanlzed
Church " Latter-day Saints. in the
general conference OF 1906. is To be built
on a tract OF II acres, IN Independence
MO. 10 miles east Of Kansas City. Il
was announced IN that city yesterday
that a contract had been signed FOR the
purchase OF the land,
The tract lies 1ust inside the limits
Of Independence county IL Is short
distance from the church ~ the Re-
organized Latter-day Saints.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-12
Salt Lakes
Macadam Scandal

VIII he fully ventilated In the
. Saturday News.
Tomorrow night.
Other features OF the big Is
sue VIII bc as follows:
Solving the smcIter smoke
. problem, Illustrated.
Alien Colonies of salt Lake,
illustrated.
; Salt Lake Paimlsis and Their /.
Methods.
Homer Dapenpon's Cartoon. .
; Strengthening OF Turtle Doves" .
Carpenter On 1rlpoll and It's
Queer Population.
Polish Town Turned into
sllumbles. .
Lngiund's Pageant King Who
II Hair American. .
Titled Editor snecrs az Amer
lean Literary Taste.
English Society Shocked al !
Audacliy OF Young American
Girl.
Famous toyclisl's son May
iie English FrObmaD.
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Special Officers Solve Mystery OF
Disappearance Of Goods from
Southern Pacific Cars.
TWO BRAKEMEN IMPLICATED.
Greek Laborer Arrested ms Result of
Trouble With Amercans--yance
Taken North.

Ogden, July 12.-That there has been
systematic successful plot to rob the
Southern Pacific cars has been the be-
lief of the railroad officials for some
weeks past, The solving of the mystery
came this morning with the arrest Of
two brakemen by Detective j. f. PEN
der and Special Agent Joe Jones OF the
Oregon short Line.
The men implicated are Emmett BUS
sey and Harry williams and their guilt
Is believed to be proven In the mean
time there are two or three more brake
men who viii be arrested Just as soon
as they come in from their runs. The
officers left this morning and will get
their men before the alarm is spread.
For weeks past goods have been
missed from box cars en- route between
ogden and Carlin. New. At first it was
thought to be the work of tranps. but
" appeared Ia be so systematic that
ms theory was abandoned When
~ cars on single. train running be-
tween the points named were entered
. couple of days ago the officers con-
cludcd to act
When arrested Bussey Is said to have
peeh wearing some stolen hose. while
me pawnlng of clothing and shoes tak-
en- from the cars is alleged TO have
peeh traced TO the doors of the two
men now I'm jaJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-12
Horrible Death OF Edward Cotter,
Powder Man at Silver
King Today.
FALLS SIX HUNDRED FEET.
lie Was Sixty Years Of Age and Leaves
4 Wife and Four Chill
dren In Park City.
(speolal 10 the "News.'

Park city, July l2.-Edward cotter,
an employe OF the Silver King mine.
was Instantly killed this morning at 8
o'clock by falling down the mine shaft,
q distance of 600 feet.
Cotter. who was powder man, was
engaged IN carrying some dynamite
and on his return made mistake by
walking into the wrong shaft. The af-
fair is a double compartment shaft and
instead of entering into a waiting cage
as he supposed, he stepped into vacant
space.
The deceased, who was 60 years Of
age, leaves wife and four children
and was much respected In this COM
munity.
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Mrs. BOWIE ACQUITTED.

Ia Plata, Nd. July ~ Five min.
utes after retiring q verdict OF acquit-
tai was returned by tho jury IN The
case Of Mrs Bowie ana her son. who
we're tried Tor tho murder OF Hubert
Pos6y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-12
WHO ARE HERE.
McNULTY COMING.

Mi. Sullivan states that President Nc
Nilty will be here early rext week. as
ne is now on the way from Detroit to
San Francisco. He denies the state
uient given out by Louis Lynn that he
received large number OF kilograms,
asking him to come here prior to the
present strike, and then failed either to
answer them or pay any attention TO
the Salt Lake local.
It is thought that negotiations with
the company will be postponed until
President NcNulty's arrival.
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PRES. McNULTY HEARD FROM.
Head OF Organization Expected
Early Next Week, As He Is
Now En- Route.
Negotiations VIII BE Opened with Bell
Company AZ Soon As lie AR
rVcs from Detroit.

The lntelmountain District council Of
he International Electrical workert'
union is In session today in Salt Lake.
and Grand Vice President sullivan OF
San Francisco IS bei-E acquainted with
the causes for the present strike In the
intermountain states, by representatives,
of each state,
Incidentally Louis Lynn is being sup
planted as district president. and the
work of checking up his books is being
carried forward, Lynn is still to be
heard from, and no word has been re-
ceivcd from him since his disappear
ance on July 3. AT which line he was
seen with woman at the salt Palace.
Lynn's stock is Mt n low ebb among
the electrical workers. and It may he
that trouble for him will follow his re-
turn, should be ever come back to
salt Lake
NO CONFERENCE YET.
No movement was begun today look
ing TO a conference with General Mall
ager Murray, Of the Bell Telephone
company THAT is a thing that will be
considered last" said Mr.. sullivan this
morning. First ] must acqualnt myself
with the local trouble, aud with the
committee members. Then we will 20
through all questions pertaining 10 the
union, and to the strike, aud after that
we win take M the matter of strike
adjustment
WHO ARE HERE
Those present at the district council
meeting this afternoon are Il. G. Seid-
Ter of Montana; j. w. Adams OF Poca-
tello Il. c. Fisher of Ogden and ii.
5. Whalen of Wyoming The council
consists of one REPRESENTATIVE from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-12
GREEK ARRESTED.

The Officers this morning also arrest
eq Greek who gave the name OF
George Paulos, The charge against him
ls attempting to do bodily harm. The
arrest Is the outcome of A. fuss between
q Greek gang and some Americans at
work on the oregon Short Line ice
house here, Following the mixup Paul
os was arrested He was released from
custody yesterday and promptly went
down to the Ice house where he in
dulged in all kinds of dark and bloody
threats against some OF the employees.
TAKEN TO ST. ANTHONY.
A. w, Vance was delivered into the
custody Of Sheriff Sebring Of Weber
county this morning by Constable Stone
of Mpntello, New. He will he turned
over to Sheriff lIarrop this evening who
VIII take Vance To ST. Anthony where
he will have to meet the charge of
committing a statutory offense.
The police up to noon today had no
clew as to the identity OF the safe
crackers who turned the trick In the
Elite club rooms a couple of nights ago
and succeeded I'm getting away with
over a. thousand dollars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-12

You could live IN this city In great
comfurt---and even save Il great deal
of money--withuut buying anything
at store that does not advertise In
this new spnpeI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-12

n few dollars in purse, a little pre-
ltminnry al. reading, and q two
hour shopping trip malscs "A pleas
hnt ana popular combination now
ndnSs.
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whenStcunenberg's episaDh should cone
TO be written it would read: Here
lies hirelins and a traitor
Did that article reflect your views
and those Of the federation? ?"
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VIEW NOTHING OF sTEuNEN-
BERG PLOT.

Haywood declared he knew abao-
lutely nothing OF any plot against
Gov. Sieunenberg.
y don't know that | had thought
OF him after J left the state of Idaho"
Had Gov Steunenberg ever tried
to get back into politicsf'
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18
DR.. WIBER CHOSEN CHAIRMAN
In Charge Of Registration of Ath-
letes in the South.
Washington Mans Election Popular
One Among Amateur Athletic
Followers in This Section.

DIT. D. Z. Wiber, OF this city. was
elected chairman Of the registration COM
mittee Of the South Atlantic Association
Of the Amateur Athletic Union in Balti-
more Monday night
Or. Wiber is well known in local anna
teur circles, and his election viii prove
popular not only in this city, but IN Bal
tinlcre and the whole territory embraced
by the South Atlantic Association.
Capt Washington Bowie. OF Baltimore,
was elected president Of the association.
Joseph T. England was selected as vice
president and Theodore T. Strauss was
reelected secretary treasurer.
The reports OF the various committees
were submitted and the affairs Of the or
Eanizatjou were thoroughly discussed
Great strides have been made by the
body in the last year. and the prospects
for the approaching season look bright
Delegates 20 the annual meeting Of the
A. A L. the parent body. in New York
City III November. were selected as fol-
lows: Theodore Strauss. Joseph T. Eng
land. Washington Bowie. II. G. Penne-
man. DIT Hopkinson. Of Baltimore, and
Lieut. J. w Crawford, Of Washington.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18
FIGHT AGAINST POP BOTTLES
President of National League Starts
the Crusade.
Harry PuIIinm Asks Major League
Clubs To Aid Him in Crushing
the Evil AT BAH Parks.

New York. Sept. las "a result Of the
assault made upon Umpire Billy Evans
AT ST Louis Sunday in which the indi-
Gator man received injuries which Will
keep him out Of the game for the re
mainder OF the season President Harry
PullIam. Of the National League, has
started % crusade against the pop bottle
nuisance He has asked the members Of
his league. and Of the American as well.
% prohibit the sale Of drinks OF any kind
at their bah parks unless served in
glasses or at the bar as iu New York,
and hopes IN time 20 even do away with
tie use OF refreshments altogether.
The assault on Evans svas only one OF
long list although. fortunately. il was
the only one that resulted in serious in
jury 10 any one. Several times during
the season ball players have been BON
barded with the deadly pop bottle, and
iu one instance the fire Of the hood.ums
was returned.
In every instance, serious, and perhaps
fatal. injuries To either player or fan
or both were averted only by miracle,
but absolutely nothing was done TO rem
edy the evil Columns bearing on the
subject have been printed in various
newspapers throughout the country. but
II was not until Mt Evans was knocked
unconscious and almost killed that the
proper authorities decided 10 take action.
In speaking OF the case Nh. Pulliam
said.
4 have come 10 the conclusion that for
the best interest Of baseball there should
not be any pop sold in bottles In the
bleachers or the grand stand al ball
games and I VIII DO my best 10 have il
stopped I'm the National League. I viii
also ask the American League to join
me. The unfortunate assault on Umpire
Billy Evans at ST Louis is but one Of
many instances where the pop bottle has
been used as deadly weapon iu the
hands Of excited fans
Pop bottles should be barred. an will
be. if I can bring IL about. 4 man goes
70 a theate- and sits two and oue-half
hours without refreshments. Why should
he not do the same at a ball eame2 II
there must be pop sold in the deadly bot
ties let II DE done al a stand far from
the grand stand OF the bleachers. In this
way only can we avert such fearful
tragedies as that Of last Sunday"
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18
GEORGETOWN OUT TODAY.
Football squad to Have First Prac-
tice Under Reilly and butcher.

Candidates for the Georgetown football
team will have their first practice Of the
season this afternoon al $50 o'clock al
Georgetown Field.
Although the majority OF the players
have been doing light work in prepara-
ton for a strenuous campaign. Dr.
Reilly has not called the men out before
now, as he feared that the heat would
take of 50 much weight that il would
be impossible to round the team into
proper physical condition IN time for the
early games.
The Blue and Gray is especially for
tunate this fall in not only having good
nucleus from last season. but there is
every indication Of an unusually good
array Of promising young material. the
freshman class being counted upon 10
send out a number OF men who viii give
the veterans a ulssIe for the positions.
Capt George butcher Is expected 10 be
on hand to-day 10 take up the work with
Head Graduate Coach Reilly. The old
men who viii be back are Buck!y. center.
Woods. guard. Capt. butcher. OBovle.
Kerr, and Deyiue tn the back field. and
Mclaughlin and Miller ends.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18
TRINITY MEETS TREASURY.
Amateur Teams VIII Play at Ma
tiOnaI Park TO-mOrr, y.

Treasurer W. c. Thatcher. acting on be-
half of the amateur baseball commission
yesterday. completed arrangements with
the officials of the Washington baseball
club 10 have Treasury and Trinity play
of the tie game which exists between the
two teams in the District championship
series tomorrow at National Park i'm
mediately after the Nationals game with
Boston has been concluded.
This Arrangement is somewhat of
novelty.
The action Of the local American
League team officials proves that they
are interested iu amateur baseball, and
are willing 10 do anything in their power
70 further its interests. \ fact that
facilitated the arrangement Is that the
Boston team has 10 catch q train for the
Hub at 5 o'clock Thursday evening, so
that the regular game would have had
TO be started earlier than usual anyhow.
The first game between the Nationals
and BOstoHs will be started promptly at
o'clock. and the Trinity Treasury con-
test Will commence Immediately after
the conclusion Of the first game.
Should Trinity win the game, the ques-
ton Of the amateur championship OF the
District will be settled. but should the
money handlers prove victorious. it VIII
create q thTCe-headed tie for the honor,
as Trinity. Aloysius, and Treasury viii
all be even for the lead. with four games
won and two lost
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18

'Battci for Fromme IN ninth.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18
RICE GETS RAISE IN SALARY.
Columbia University Crews Coach
signs ThTee-year Contract.

New York, Sept. flames Rice, The
coach Of the Columbia CpvWs. has turned
his success at P0ughkeepsie last June 70
good account by asking for a raise In
salary and getting IT, The board OF row.
ing directors az Columbia have signed
contract f0r three years with Rice. and
VIII pay him $40 O. year more than lie
received last season
George Mckenzie. as who T5weI CT
No q. iu THIS years boat. has been
elected captain for next season. He has
been ia tle boat fUr two seasons. Strok-
ing the crew which rowed al P0uglkeep-
size TWO years ago. He VIII De a student
az the College " Physicians and SUI
gconS next year
Tie college year viii begin one week
from tomorrow. on the day following.
the candidates for the freshmen Fights
and all college men wishing 20 row VIII
be called out and begin training.
Rice is fortunate in having al but one
OF the men who made the struggle at
PoUghkeeQsie last June back this season.
These men are. SpaI6ing, Snevilly,
George Mackenzie. James Mackenzie.
StarUuCk Cerussi, and Won Saltza.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18
srANnING OF TIE TEAMS.

Philadelphia. Sept 1.-THE Athletic ball
park resembled shambles with Mack s
men the victims at the end OF to-days
game with Grihiths Highlanders. With
Bender on first and Center Fielder Lord
in the box the loyal fans scarcely recog-
nized the pennant aspirants.
There was one bright spot. It was the
batting Of little Hartsel, who made five
hits. equal 10 all the rest of the team.
Until the seventh inning the game was
interesting. but after that the crowd sadly
faded away
Hogg kept the hits we'll scattered. while
COOmbs. BARLEY. and Craig in succession
were driven from the box and Lord fin
ishel the game for the Athletics. stolen
bases We're plentiful, and the Highlauders
We're also fortunate in long drives. Five
errors by MaCk'S men also aids IN ex-
uluininu Tho result SgDra.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18
JACK STAFFORD DROPPED.
Ban Johnson Causes Surprise by Re-
leasing Indicator Handler.

Boston. Sept. 17.-Umpire Jack Stafford
put in his appearance in Boston to-day.
What on earth brings you here2" was
asked.
I'm through" he said, IaconicalIy.
What's the natter"
search me quick" said the arbiter. Il
thought I was getting along swimmingly.
had no intimation from President John
son that things were not going right until
I received a letter from him 70 lay of for
the remainder Of the season. My asso-
ciate. Jack Sheridan, was JhUnderstTUCk
when I told him. Jack said he never
knew any one 10 break in any better
than I did"
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18
New York
HLIL.-LLLLLLl

Earned r1us-New York. .; Philadelphia 3 First
base ty crur~-Ncw York. 2 iirst base On balls
Craig ]. Struck o1t-By HoT. !; by BARLEY. J.
Thrc,-hase hits Hsrt-el. Nrriarv, BAH. Tv0-bdse
Mts-Hartsel Chase o.. Bel Sacrifice hit--Bu-
der Couroy. Stolen bases Hoffman. Elberfeld.
Bell o. Bal. Double pay-Eibsifell q Ball 90
Chase. Hit b. Tteher-By CTaig . Passed ball
ShrtCI Um!iFs-N,ssrs Hurst and sheridan.
Time Of game hours ana 70 minutes Attendance
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18
SEEKING LOST HoNORs.
EngIand's Former Tennis Champion
10 Again Meet jay Gould.

London. Sept. 1Z-Eustace H Miles,
court tennis champion Of England till
Jay Gould defeated him on May 4 last.
has begun training. with the view Of re-
Uieving his defeat by Gould and Tescuing
the amateur court tennis championship
in 1905
Should Gould find himself unable to
come 10 England, it is quite probable
that Miles will go TO America. He ex-
pressed himself as sanguine Of the result
next time.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18
TO-DAY,S GAMES.
New York az Boston.
Philadelphia at BROOKLYN
Chicago at Cincinnati.
GIANTS LOSE FOUR STRAIGHT.
Boston Takes Another by n Grand
Rally in Eighth.

Boston, Sept. I7.-BostoD won its fourth
consecutive victory from the Giants this
afternoon by a great rally in the eighth
inning, scoring five runs, with a score
Of to l against them, and shutting out
the visitors in the ninth inning, winning
hN 6 IL 2 scnr.--
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18

First base ty euos-Bra'Hgu !. Left on bases
Br0rdgu 8. Philadelphia. g. First base ou balls
O1 Fas-ori1us 3. % Mo-gn. l. struck out-Bv Pas
torius. q los M1rtu. 3 Home rUD-LUDlgr. Talls-
base -Elfcl. Sacrifice hii--gazey. L1micv. Pas
tofiou-, kuahe Stolen taSe-1faglc. Double PLAYS
kuahe 90 Daoiiu to Buuz5s,G, Grant 90 Kuahe
Jmrlfes- NCssrs. tombstone and Carpenter. Time OF
ElIre-l hour and 50 minutes Atteudaucc-Iz1
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18

EaTutu ruls-Ultrllt, y InlCdgo l. Let on
blscs-Detroit, 4. Chicago g. Fnst base on balls
OF siuer, /; OF Smith, /. Struck out-By Seyer.
p by Smith. l. TW0-hase hits-CraWford. Cobb,
Schaefer, oLesry, Donohuc Stolen bases-F. Jones.
Schaefsr. Cobb l2 Ras~nau. Double pay-DaTis
10 Robe 10 Donohue. UmpTc-Nir. Connolly. Tune
o. gamt-l hour and . minutes. Attendauce-5gI7.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18
Winchester, +: CharIestowp, 2

Special % The Washington Herald
Charlestown. W. Va. Sept. Twin
chester came out victorious in q game OF
baseball to-day with Charlestown. I 10 5.
It was a pitchers battle from start TO m
ish Observation-Disclosures, Sinner and
Grim: CharlestOwn. Johnson and Heyden,
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18

First base by errCrs-BCstou. !; New York J. Lett
GA bases-BostUu. :: New York. 10 First base GA
ball@-On Barberich. 3 Struck 0ut-By Mathewssn.
5. Three-blse hit-Teuncy. Two-tase hits-BrldWell,
DCvln. Sacrifice ts-Slauuon, Bowcmau, Bar
hcriCh. Stolen baseS-McGaun. Mathewsou, Deyln
q. Time q Ume-I hour aud 20 minutes. Attend
auCc-l so
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18
MAPS HOPES At AN END.
LnjOie's Crew Is Now out of the
Race for the Pennnnt.

Cleveland, sept list Louis. with
Powell and Bailey pitching mastery ball.
dashed the pennant hopes Of the Cleve-
land team to-day by administering a dOu-
BILE defeat Thielman was defeated in the
first contest, hits in the fourth doing H.
The second was battle lost by Clarkson
% the Texas League recruit. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey Citv-First game. Montreal. Z, Jsrssv
CRY, Second game: Montreal, /: JERSEY CITY.
AZ NCvark-Rochsster. ], Newark. .
At PFoyideuCr- Toronto. 0. Providence. /
At Baltimore-Buffalo 0; Baltimore. 3
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18
SMITH IS POUNDED HARD.
Detroit Takes "A FarsicaI Game from
the White SOx,

Detroit. Sept. 17.-Darkness and a misty
rain put an end 10 to-day's game at the
close of the sixth inning, after Detroit
had hammered Smiths delivery to all
corners of the lot Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18
EASY FOR BROOKLYN.
Beat PhiIIies by q to 1-LumIey
CIOuts Rail- Over Fence.

New York, sept 1.-THE Brooklyn's
had it all their own way to-day, bunch
ing their hits on AIorea LumIsy put the
bail over the right field fence In the
seventh inning. sending in TWO runs ahead
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18

fBattsd for Tbielmau in the ninth inning.
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures. 0 0 0 O 0 0 90
81. ................. 0 0 o 0 e.
First base by erroTs-St Louis. , Left on bases
Cleveland, !; ST. Louis 3. First base on balls
OF Thielman, l. Struck out-By Thc,mar, L. by
Powell T. Tw0-bas1 -hit-StOue. Sacrifice hits
Pickering. Stevens Stolen hases-Nics HartSel
Double play-Tuusr 70 Laioie % Lester. Umpire
Mr. Egan. Time q gamo-l hour and Is minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18
COLUMBUS WINS REMNANT.
Official Standing OF the American
Baseball Association.

Milwaukee, Wis. Sept. 17.-President
J. D. O'Brien of the American Asso-
citation of Base Ball Clubs today gave
out the official standing of the teams
at the close of'the season. as follows
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18
AII-sfnrs Win Two More
rial 10 IL Washington T..

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Salisbury. y. c.. Sept. H-Ransicks
picked All-Stars won double-header this
afternoon from the Charleston Champions,
taking the tirst by to , and the second
by 70 2. In the series the All-Stars won
three straight. They play tomorrow in
Greensboro. The two teams from the
South Atlantic League are touring the
South
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Norfolk at Richmond.
Portsmouth at Roanoke.
DanvilIe at Lynchburf..
STANDING OLE TIE TENS
FOX SHUTS OUT RICHMOND.
Norfolk Wins Through Wild Throws
by Home Players.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va, Sept I7.-Fox pitched a
shut-out game for Norfolk to-day. while
Richmond allowed Norfolk 70 score two
runs in the first inning Norfolk's runs
were made on Gettig's wild throws from
third TO first. and Catcher Cowan's wild
throw TO second
The feature Of the game was Reeves
handling OF hart-hit liners at short Wal
lace was Kissed by the grandstand in
the sixth inning for apparently trying TO
spike an opponent. Score:
RHE.
Richmond. % 0 0 0 90 4
Norfolk. , o o o 0 % I 0
BaLtaria.-RaHa-. and C--.an. Enr and Edra-.ls
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18

First base on balls-on Hughes, 4; of
Winter, .; of Glaze / Innings pitched
by Winter, 4; by Glaze, I-3; by Steele,
%. Hits made-off Winter. :; of
Glaze, .; off Steele, !. Struck out-by
Hughes, 8; by Winter. 8; by Steele. ,
Home run-Shipke. Two-base hit-Ferris.
Sacrifice hits-Smith, l. Hughes, /
Stolen bases-Altizer, Jones, Shipke. Par
ent Wild pitches-Wiuter. Passed balls
-Blankenship. Umpire Mr.. O'Loughlin
Time Of game-1 hour and s. minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

brooklyn, o; Philadelphia, 1.
Pittsburg, - st. Louis, o.
Boston, @; New York, 3