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The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE.

FIRST RACE--One mile. ou8gga Cflriarityl 10
% 7. first. Della Thorpe Swain. even second
Zick Abrahams ueCi. even, third Time, lsS.
NCayina Sanardo, Little Lighter, Drliten, Kaiser
hoH, and Anna Huskin also ran
SECOND RACE-Fujr furl0ngs. 1IerTifeld lee,
10 TO J. Woni GT1mse lGaHEeD, / 20 l. second
Margaret Randolph d. Butler. 20 l. third. Time,
0;50 2-5. Florence Keil Merry Touch. katherine
Murphy. sharp Point. Lads Harpshurg. Waterlock.
Biliy Bowiegs. Caucus, CALVIN. Iusmgent Cher
vardine. and Nausel also
THIRD RAgE-SN fuTi0us Demo lSkrrinl %
90 J. first; AIarmoreau tSWaiui. 4 70 J. second
Refined lGaugeli ont TO Show. third. Time l.l5 Is.
Nelra. George G. Grady. Dr. Wentker Imboden,
Western, Or. Lee Huffman. Silver Money Little
George, and Happy Jack also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ssven furl0ngs Phil Finch
lWauen), 8 TO 5, first Ralpert tNicou, ] 70 2 for
the pl1cs lGclnd; Beau Bumnel Dearboml, p 50
J. % show. third Time, l.l5 45 Harry Scott, Light
Note AIjluades and Mike Sutton also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Four furionss Mo4uette Lee,
TO J. first; Geneva S. }GaugeD. 8 10 J. for the
place, second Tim Kelly TayIorl, 6 70 s. to show,
third. Time go GilFedear, Ida May Esther
Brown, Judge Dundon. Lawrence Daley, Palamon,
Col Fayerdaie, aud Wine Merchant also ran.
SIXTH RACE-0ne mile and an eighth Re
bgIndsr. l6 20 I and 10 /. first; Bellindan to
!, place. second: Tinker, third Time, SO 4-5.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
INVESTIGATE POOR RIDES.
San Francisco Judges Expect De-
velopments IN Hunter Case.

San Francisco Judges Expect De-
vclopments IN Hunter Case.
san Francisco. May S.-The suspension
Of Jockey Hunter for suspicious rides on
Meringue and Ethelday, on Tuesday. may
lead 10 developments, as the impression
prevails that the well-known book-Inaker
is implicated. Judges promise to probe
into the case.
J. c. Glenn beat Bedford in the Zizzag
handicap to-day. The distance. enc and
one-eighth miles. was run in the fast time
of l52 %. L0gisulla, the favOrite was
never "a contender at any stage of the
race. Mystes Pride took the six furl0ngs
race. She improved suddenly, while the
choices, GOssipeT Bribery. and Rogue, ran
bad races Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Six furlones. Comhuy, Ioi Alen-
trs4. l3 10 T. won; Rose Cherry los Bmcn 80 % J.
second: Gala, n4 Fischer, 10 ?. taird. Time
l.f So P0.uset1a. Curriculum. Lasseu lI1Hden
Ba-zina, Salvatore, Paladiui, Bemembe-, and Nancy
vs.. finished named
SECOND RACE-Six furI-ngs Bcmay 100
iheOsn, IS 10 l9 WUi; faWasseuJha, l0i FISCHER
s 90 J. second Ensdale. 100 lkellvl, % to J. third
Tme, ld5l5. hilo Doo. Azusa. BonTivauL
Blanche O.. Pesc3dera, Golden Sentiment RAY Ben
nett ead J. H. Shehau also ran
THIRD KACE-AHle and If y yards. Royal
Maxim. 10 jNllliamsl. 90 2 won; Tonic, les
tWai=hir 70 }. second seven Bcil5. 10 Davis,
TO J. third Tine l4j 5-5 Mohawk Tetauus
Talea.osa E1lalie B.. Arcourt Carmauia, g. XII
borne aHd Elot8 also rlH
lh"I J. CE-One ara 0He-e'rhth miles J.
q. Glen 100 o. Kc.1 3 T. l. Won. Bchud. 100
tkellyi @ 20 5. second IaUsoi7 60 l.IsRael, Q
20 J. third. Time I. - LcgistiG al-0 ran
FIFTH BACE-SN furlangs. Alisty Pride I02
lkrzchhaumis % TO T. wen. Dorado. lll Fischer
GO 90 J. second; Banpassl, l07 II. s8lh,-7l, Il 10
J. third Time lis 80. Bdyal Rogue. G0ssiper,
Ha II
M Bm-tsn also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Fivc and Cne-half furlougs Tlagg.
s5 lN. kelyi, II 10 5. won; Ocean Shore, % &C.
kozsi, so !, second 81. Francis 40 tke0ghl. Q
10 l. IhiTd. Time. l17. Native Son Fireball
Grasscutter, LCtta Gladstone, and Van Ness also
ran
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
GRAMMAR SCHOOL LEAGUE.
New Amateur Baseball Organization
Has Been Formed.

At a recent meeting of the principals Of
the FIRST division grammar schools. it
was finally decided to put d grammar
school league in the field for the month
of May.
Mr Finkle. OF the Franklin School. is
in charge Of the affair and at least eight
schools Will be represented.
Mr. Finkle had been expecting to get
"a license to play the games on the Monu-
ment Grounds. but when he last saw Col.
Bromwell he was informed that it was
too late 20 obtain q permit for this sum
mer. He has in mind, however, the old
sunday School League Grounds, at Four
teenth street and LydeckeT avenue Mr.
Finkle has arranged Il schedule to start
tomorrow but his inability to obtain the
Monument Grounds will delay the starting
some time.
II is intended to have games only three
times a week-Mondays. Wednesdays. and
Fridays-but the committee may later
decide to have the games daily
The games viii start as soon as Mr.
Finkle is able to arrange for suitable
playing grounds
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
LAST WRESTLING BOUTS.
Local GrappIers VIII Close Season
at Y. VI. c. 4. Tonight.


The wrestling season in Washington
Icloses tonight, with the amateur tourney
at the Y. N. C. a. Nine bouts are on
the card, and among the competitors are
several weIl-known District cracks as
well as the pick Of the new men who
have been developed al the various clubs
in the city this winter
4 The wrestleTs have been in training for
some time at the Y. n. c. A, the National
Guard Armory Memorial A c. gymna-
sium in Georgetown. and at GaIlaudet
College.
Jim Boxwell, former instructor in box
/ ing and wrestling at the Y n c. A.,
will referee the matches. which begin
promptly at s , m.
The card follows: Kaye. Y. NJ c. A.
vs. Bailey. Gallaudet; Whiting, Y NJ. C.
A, vs.. Laugan, Memorial a. c.; V. Lock-
head, n c. D. c., A. H., vs. Jones. Gal
laudet: Brinkley. GalIaudet. VS.. Poss-
mar, Memorial A. g; II. Foley. Carroll
Institute, VS. ". Work, Y. NJ. c A.,
Nosey, GaIlaudet, vs.. Wagner. Y. N. c.
A; Scroggins. n c. d. c. A A. VS..
Isackson, G3llaudet; Conrad, Y. NJ c. A.
vs. Yinson Ganaudet. and Williams, Y.
NJ. c. a. US. Erickson. Gallaudet.
Finson viii have ten pounds advantage
over Conrad. and Erickson will have
about eight pounds on Williams
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
MIDDIES WIN FROM U. OF P.
Cadets Score Five Runs in second
Inning on Batting Rally.
Special 10 The Washington Herald

t-At-AtA - A-- FAAA4A-eA-a- AA%Aa4e-
Annapolis Nd, May 8-The Mid
shipmen won Glossy contested game
from University Of Pennsylvania here
to-day. by the score Of 5 70 4.
The visitors defeat was mainly due
10 poor stick work. while on the other
hand the Middies batted in timely fash
ion. They landed on Feunell, the Quak-
or southpaw, for four safeties in the
first inning, and started with two more
in the second. At this stage Fenueil
was sent 70 the bench and Simpson re-
placed him. He twirled steadily for
the rest Of the game, allowing but one
hit and striking out seven Middle bats
men. Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
COLLEGE GAMES.
Brentwood pefeals Berwyn.

Berwyn May S.-Berwyn was defeated
by Brentwood here this afternoon in a
loosely played game. by the score Of Il
to Q. Berwyn played an uphill game, the
visitors scoring nine runs before one OF
their men crossed the rubber Payne and
Cleveland worked for the winners and
Sam Brown and Mowatt for the losers
Brentwood now leads in the Suburban
League race. with two victories and no
defeats. Berwyn and Hyattsville are tied
for second place and Laurel, last year s
champions are last.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
NAVY OUT FOR PRACTICE.
Players from Department and Navy
Yard Play, Former winning.

Teams from the navy yard and from
the Navy Department. from which the
Navy team in the Departmental League
viii be selected, played a five-inning game
yesterday oP the South diamond Of the
White Lot ellipse, the clerks winning by
3 to O.
All the boys worked hard. and from the
showing of the players it viii be a dif1eult
matter to select the regular nine Cur
name and Miles were the battery for the
mechanics. and Holt and Hun did the
heavy work for the clerks.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09

Batteries-Lamphier and HamhUsrh, Fenneu
SmpsCE and Brown. Time q game hour and 5.
minutes. Umpirs-Mr. Handiboe Of Washington.
The Midshipmen viii play Washing
ton and Lee University tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
TO-DAYs GAMES.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
PittsbuFE at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
STANDING or THE
'CIsl % The washington Herald.


Boston, May S.-The most remarkable
game Of baseball thus far this season
was played here to-day between the
Boston Nationals and the Cincinnati
club, Pfeiffer. the local twirler. letting
the visitors down without a single hit
Pfeiher was in grand shape. and the
Reds were retired IN order in AN bu
two innings. Once a visitor got on
base on Brains error, and the only
other Cincinnati player to reach the
initial sack got base op balls. Pfeif-
fer received excellent support from his
teammates. Brain, BTidweu. and How
ard each making pretty stops, while
Tenny handled dozen chances at first
base. About 1886 spectators saw the
game. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
TALENT GETS A JOLT
Five Fayorites Are Beaten
Out at Jamaica.
CLOSE OF SPRING MEETING
Event Is Celebrated by the Talent
by Going Bad ON All but One Race
on the Card-DoHy SDanker Rompz
Home -Four Lengths Ahead of
Tommy Waddeli-0ther Results.

New York, May SIT was getaway
day at Jamaica to-day. and the talent
received a series of memorable iolts be
cause of the defeat of FIVE favorites.
When r. T. Wilson, tr. s Dolly Spanker
won the handicap at a mile and a six
teenth. he was backed from 4 TO Is 10 3.
lie had a world of speed, and romped
home four lengths Ia front OF Tommy
Waddeli Is 10 g. who nOsed Flip Flap out
of third money. Flip Flap was. at one
stage or the betting. favorite. In the
Suffolk Stake Blue Heron was a 2-to-l
favorite, but she was beaten a head Tor
second place by lack Joyner' Tartar Maid,
10 /, second choice. Rustic, TO I,
proved 10 be much the best. He galloped
home with six lengths to spare in 1.01 30.
Sweet Taire. 3 10 l. second choice. out
gained Alauda. a hot favOrite, in the first
race, for two-year-olds. fve furlongs. and
won in a drive by three-fourths OF a
length in 1:02 There was poor start
in the second event for platers at mile
and sixteenth, Azora being left. Tony
Bonero 9 TO . won by a length from
Shenandoah, TO l. the latter standing "a
hard drive. and beating j. p. Mayberry' 5
John Smulsh. backed from 7 to 3. by a
nose Radtke rode Oy8ma in the NTH
race. He was played from down to 8,
madz all the pace and was an easy win
ner
NcCarter to 8, won the dfth, "a handi-
ca, az five and oRe-half furlongs. He
Went TO the front just before he reached
The - turn. and won II easy.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-FHe fu1iongs. Sweet TaiTe. 10
lNCttuj. 90 !. won; Alauda, lo7 lAiilerl, TO s.,
second; The Dane. l0I Garner. 10 o third
Time, o. Dorante. Hartford Boy, and Mrs
O'Faueu also ran.
SECOND RACE-onc mile and a sixteenth.
Tony BCnsro 81 I'restonl. 10 2. WOE, Shenandoah,
Sc tAlWalTel s 10 J. second. John Smulski los
tMomtaul 5 10 !. third. Time. 1.i5 So LGTd
Slauh0De. Massniello R0baddr Flmnap, Delm0re
and AGRA also ran.
THIRD RACE-Oue mile and sixteenth Dolly
srauE6r no Nlulsr, IS 20 s. woui Tommy Wad-
dch il9 tHCmul. . 10 6, second; Flip Flap, l25
Knapp, 9 to s. third Time, I:is %. Lally also
fau.
FOURTH RACE-Fiv- fmlonrz Rustic. Sc
Swain. ) 10 ]. won; Tartar Maid. l02 lHomeu.
4 20 ]. second Blue Heron, l5f tNotten 10 l.
third Time. l0l IS. Laughing Eyes Blue Ban
Masks and Faces. Rife Range. and Ramlndo
Thgmid1r also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furloHgs. C0ama. rs ,Radtkel
Ia !. NuG- Chief HAYES. lis ii'TasfaHI. = to T.
second; Sir Toddington les iN0-terl. s 10 s. third
Time, ia Is. Suffice. Berkeley. Duruar. Nsw York
Marvel p. Athens, Lslmuur, and Ballot Box also
ran.
sINTH RACE-Fire aud a half furIopgs. Alc-
Carter. lB Niiler, 6 70 s. woni Halifax. l25
iEaC.bCI 8 10 J. second InlCisitCT. us lNutteF 6
10 s. tbiTd- Time l0i- Don Damo, Lady Anne
DF. Hollis. Workman. and Little Don also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Dave Sullivan Re-enters Ring

New York. May &-Dave Sullivan, the
once clever and well-known feather
weight, is going to re-enter the ring again
and try 10 show that he Is one of the
old timers that come back after an a6-
sence Of three years. Sullivan has been in
hard training for the past three weeks.
and IS matched 10 meet some good
feather-weight at the opening show Of
the World A. c.. of Sheepshead Bay, in
two weeks time.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
CHEVY CHASE TOURNAMENT
Large Number of Golfers VIII Start
Spring Contests To-day.
First and Second Prizes viii Be
Given for All sixteens and Low
est Qualifying score.

The annual spring golf tournament of
the Chevy Chase Club wlH start to-day
and continue until Saturday evening.
The match is open TO ali club members
Of the United States Golf Association and
such other players as may be specially
invited.
To-day the qualification round VIII be
played for stroke competition, eighteen
holes; players to qualify in sixteens
for different cups and prize for lowest
qualifying score. Tomorrow the second
round viii be played, which will consist
Of match play for all sixteens. Saturday
the semi-hnals for ali sixteens. finals for
all sixteens. and handicap competition
play will be in order.
First and second prizes will be given
for all sixteens.
The entries follow:
Columbia Golf Club-G. E Lewis. L. l. Harlan.
vs.. l. Hillvtr L. " Weaver. e. r. Weaver C.
=. Weaver, Allan Lard a. B. shelton A. s Ast-
tngly. J. G. Davidson. T. b. Car7si John l.
MacAdam. F. B. Pyle, G.. ". Noyes. +. s. Duvau
p, Thomas Francis.
Bannockbum GcH Club-samueI Harris. 4 "
Dunn, j. W. BFa~neT. Ennalls WaEsaman. y. C..
Irentrim, o. Il. Wood. ". A. Wimsatt
Chevy Chase Club-R. -. DzlzeIl A Aspin-
wan T. " Seoviils. O O. IaHsrty. a. B. Legzn.
John Bolt, J. q. BnckeHsrein. A. T. Brice L A.
Pradt. ". H. Regnolds 3 " Trafo7d. Robert
stead, 81. Z. Gates. Ralph jenkins l. 3. T.
Johnson, Alexander BrirtCu. S.. f. Ham. Oulsby
McCamm0n F. Il Elis Reeve Lewis. 2. F. Ladi
Ben Miller, W. c. Ford " M Gray Nl1rvzn
Thompson. LarEiu White " r. Tackerman,
Horace WyIe. J. n. sterrett. W s. Reybuu. J.
S Larc7mbe. z. J. W. Locz q, 7. F. Jewell, Il,
0liphsnt, T. Loftus. z J. d. Fuller
OskmGnt Golf Club-W q. Carr.
Pasadena Country Ciub-Edwsrd A. Guthrie
Skokie Country CHIP +. Davis
Monterey Country Ciub-Cah B. KetfeFstein.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Roanoke, o. Portsmouth, 1.
LyBchbuFE, 81 Norfolk, 2.
Richmond, 81 Danviiie, =.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
RALLY COMES TOO LATE.
Phillies Make Four Runs in Ninth
Against the Cardinals,

Philadelphia, May S.-For eight in
nings the Philadelphians could do
nothing with stony McGlynns deIiv-
cry, but in the ninth they Eauged it for
two solid doubles and three singles.
two Of which were scratches, and made
an exciting finish
Both Sparks and Moran were hit hard
aL tLme.. Ecnre.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09

PTt Use b. 'errors-scsltHeHn Railway. i Ten
b,se on balis-2rr Brovn.sz. of Mcknight l.
Stslck Out-By Brpwn, 8; = Mcknight. s. Three
base hits-EvsDsSand Mcdonald TWo-base hit
Herbcrf.S SaG5sCo hifs-LJnham. KieiBschmidL
stolen bases-Hoily. Double klenschHidt
70 LyHham to Waman; Blown TO Holly 70 Lynhan.
His hy pitcheH-By Mcknight . UmpiEe-AlE Dave
Yenable Time OF game hom and - minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09

flfat base Or trCrs-B1sf0G. 2. Cincinnati. J.
Left GA bases Bast1n. {; Cincinnati g. First base
Ca halis-Of ifeifer Gn Mas-n g. struck ont
By Pielffer. 8; by Mason. J. Tvo-tase hit-Pfciaer.
Sacrifice hlts-Mason, Howard. Stolem bases-tian-
EEL Brdwell Hit hy pitcher-By Mason. l. by Pfeif
FER l. Umpire-slr Emsic. Time 0f gaml-I hour
and q minutes Attendance. 25s6
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Richmond Bunchts HIts.

sp-cial to The Washington Herald.
Danyille. VA May S.-Two thousand
people saw Richmond take the last
game cf the series from Danviiie this
afternoon. The visitors punched their
hits in such manner that they meant
runs at critical moments. Hinton Sc
cured two-base hit and Wallace d
three-bagger, which were probably the
prettiest plays made during the game.
Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09

fiist base hy erIors--t hcago, 2 Lett on bases
Chicago 8; Cleveland :. First base on bans-Oa
AlTock, l.: of Ficne 4; on Moore. a. OF joss. J.
Hits made-Of Altr0ck 4 in innings; Moore iu
6 nniugs. Struck out-By AltI0ck. 4; by tiene. 2.
By Moore. /. hy joss. Z. Three-base hits-Fliek,
Isbel- Tso-base hts-Bradey, Clark Hinchmau.
Sacrifice hit-BTadeg Stolen base-Laioie Double
Ilays-Jones Bonohue, LajDie Stoysh. joss; Laloie.
Stofail. 2 WLd pitch-Joss. UmFires-Messrs.
Stafford and OIoughlin. Time Of game-I hour
and S. minutes. Attendance. 400.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
VIRGINIA DOWNS TIGERS.
Princeton Lets Southerners score
Three Runs in One Inning.

Princeton, n. J., May S.-Princeton went
down in defeat before the University Of
Virginia here this afternoon in a game
that was interesting 10 watch and fairly
well played. The Tigers hit the bail as
hard as Virginia did but the fact Of the
SOutheTneTs punching three hits ia the
third inning and scoring their trio of runs
did the trick. SusOng tWiTIed steadily for
Virginia, but Drews was removed when
the visitors began TO get wise TO his offer
ings. Then Walker went Ia and the
Southerners only found him for a single
The score:
r. II T..
Virginia. is..--..--....... 0 5 0 o 0 0-3 S 5
Princeton--.....---... 0 ! 0 o. 5
Batteries-susong and Woodsoni Drew, Walker
and C01nCy.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Cornell Loses Another Oarsman.

Ithaca, n. Y. May S.-The prospects for
Cornell having a strong Varsity crew this
year are gradually growing darker An
other hard setback came when f. II.
Sanger, who has been rowing at No. 3
for the last week, and showing wonder
ful form, was ordered to stop rowing by
the physician in charge of athletics.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Southern Railway Wins from Gov
ernmeat Printing ofice.

" L. Pct. ~. l. Pet.
Aloysius 49,. lo9 southern Ry... 2 .s53
81 Stephens LOO Atlantics....... 200
Columbus. ! 800 q. Z. o. zee
To-day's gsme-st Stephens Institute vs.. Aioy-
sius at First and II streets northeast, 8 20 p. n.
The Southern Railway team broke
into the winning column yesterday, de-
feating the Government Printing Office
by 10 !.
Haydens fine having been paid the
catcher was allowed to participate IN
the game, and showed his worth BY
driving IN two runs in the fourth ses-
sion Two fast double plays by the
SOutherners. and Manager Forden' s
playing were the features. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Jim Hogan wins Shot Put.

New York, May S,-The first annual in
terdormitory track and field contest be-
tween and Hartley and Livingston halls.
Columbia University, took place yesterday
on South Field James Hogan. the old
Yale football player. who is now a student
in the Columbia Law School, won the
shotput and the hammer throw. Hartley
Hall was the winner Of the meet by a
score Of 20 10 a.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
RUN UNTIL THEY ARE TIRED.
Chicago Players Fatten Their Aver
ages at BrOOkIyn.s Expense.

New York May Sit was like jump
ing on eripples fer the Chicagos to play
the Brooklyns to-day The almost
worlds champions oUtclassed the tail
endeTs. and by good hitting and clever
hase-running made runs until they
grew tired.
The Brooklyns gave a sorry exhibi-
tion. Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
EVANSVILLE THE VICTOR.
Errors by Laurel Team Give OPP
POnents an Easy Game.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.
Hyattsvllle. May S.-The HyattsviIIe
baseball club easily defeated the Laurel
team here to-day. batting Finnegan and
Beckett out Of the box A Leakin for
HyattsYiile, made four hits out Of four
times Up. two Of them being good for
two bases. Laurel made two runs in the
nth inning. Beckett. the first man up.
was safe on a pretty bunt. and Finnegan
followed with a safe drive TO left. Geib
tossed the ball 70 third 20 catch Beckett
and Leakin tried to head on Finnegan at
second and threw wild, Beckett scoring
McFaTt3nd in right field threw wild TO
hop2e. plate and Finnegan scored. Out
side Of this inning Hyattsville played per
feet shall. and their performance was
gHat' Improvement over Saturday last
Hy'sttsville plays Brentwood here Satur-
daV Sc0Fc-
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

Al Colambia-cohunlla, q Charleston ..
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09

Earned TlIls-NlntA, = Betlary, / FIRST base hy
eTrCTs-Bethany, 2. Lef1 On bases-Ninth. . Beth
any. g. First base Oh balls-On Burns /: of
Hughes. g of butcher J. Innings pitched-By
Burns /; by Hughes. g. Bits made-Of Burns. g.
0f Hughes. . Struck out-By Burns . by Hughes.
Z. Hcme rln-Zannelh. Tnree-base hiis-Fulcher
Two-hsse hits-Broomc, 2 stolen bases-Zamelli
l2 Woods La Favor Johnson. Shedd a. spicer
Hamaun Hit by Pitoii5r-By Hughes . Umpire
Air Newman. Time Of game-l hour and 30 min
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09

Fultcn- Base on bals-B5 FInneEan. J. by Full
ton. !; by Beckett. J. Tvo-bsse hits-tiaIt a.
isakin. 2 and Geib. Double plays-f3ait 70 Man
sun % O. Leakin; DaIuall 10 G.. Leakin- Stolen
hases-1Iocre, Haslup. Gait. A. Leakin. Hammer.
C. Leakin, Handiboe. Jn.pire-Mr. Owens Time
u eame-l hour and 50 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
SAILOR BOYS LOSE.
st. Elizabeth Team Downs Tars from
the MayfiOwer, 6 TO 4.

In a pitchers battle. with hOnors about
even, the st. Elizabeth team defeated the
sailors from the T. S. S. Mayfiower, on
the hospital grounds. yesterday afternoon.
This was the first game Of tine season
for both clubs. which accounts fer the
rather loose fielding. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minneapolis Minneapolis. 6: Columbus. g.
At Kansas City-Kansas City 10. Indianapolis, 2
Al 3Iilvaukee-l Milwaukee, 5 Louisville, O.
Al St PauI-TSedo S. St Paul. l.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
REDS UNABLE TO HIT
Pfeiffer Pitches Remarkable
Game for Boston
ONLY TWO MEN REACH FIRST

One Cincinnati Player Got on Base
on an Error and the other He
ceived n Base on Baiis-Twirier
Received Excellent support from
His Team aates--Other scores.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omahs-Lincoln. 70; Omaha. .
AT Sioux City-Des Aioines. Z Sioux City. 2
At PGcblo-Denver, &; Pueblo, o.
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i--'iite' .'tii7 ~ f-il1intihf = MdatoNfF, 4.
Three-Uase hlt-Thrall. fwobase hits-ThYaI VII
lat. Jones. and Fandemost. Sacrifice hit-Soan.
Struck out-By RRfucT g. by BuFAe I Base On
balls-By Burke. /. Hit by piieher-By Burke l.
Time Of gamc-l hour and % minutes. Umpires-
Messrs. Addison and CuIberson.
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At Bridgeport- -Bridgepcrt ;; Norwich, l.
At Waterbury-NeW London. 8; Waterbury, l.
At Holyoke-NeV Haven, A. Holyoke, !.
AT Springfield Springfield. ,; Hartford. l.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Al Lsvrencc-LaUrencp. 4; Lowell g.
At Fan Riy5r-FaIl River, 3; Brockton .
At New Bedford-New BodfoFd, &; HayeFhin, 2
At Lynn-Wofcester. A. Lam, O.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
TO-DAY's GAMES.

Cleveland, 7, Chicago, ..
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Totals ......aIi EI3

Earned ryus-st Louis. 2, Philadelphia. g. First
base bY CuUrs-St. Louis. 2. Philsdslphia L Left
Ca bases-st Louis z, PHILADELPHIA 8 First base
on balls-Of MCfIynu. Struck cut-By Moran
8, by McSlynn. 3. ThTee-hase hit-O Hara. TEo-
base hits-Hoily. Murray. Mctilynu. BransieId
Dosn. Sacrifice hits-CmWfori. McGlmn. Stolen
oases-O Hars. Noouan- Double pay-O Hara and
Noonan. Hit by pitcher-By SparEs J. UmpiTes-
Meszrs. Carpenter and Johastone. Time 4 game
2 hours and minutes. Atteudsuce-3429.
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sheridan Helps at Princeton.

Princeton. \. J.. May 8-Martin sheri-
dan. the great Olympic athlete. visited
Princeton yesterday and aided in train
ing the Nassau Wcight-throWers The men
are getting on edge for their meet with
Yale.