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The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
RESULTS At LOUISVILLE.

FIRST RACE-F1W and 0nchalf sGrl0nE-. Brown
MaT IfS Dearborn ID t1 J. won. BalI8. JOS .Leat.
On / f.r place. second, Bosom Friend. ljs Alc-
Iutvra.. s 20 90 show. third. Time 0z4 g.. Cousin
Frances silver Cup EVELYN s.. Ada o. Walser
Mis- Nigilant Lads Vie. Lady Eal5Ur. Black Dress
Drop Stitch Esther Brown and May Jane also ran.
SECOND RAgE-una ard oue-qHa.ter miles Re
quest I6 Ie5i. even. won. Trcuoa- III DAuytin'. z
90 ] for place. second, Louise NacFarland 10
Niiude7.. even 20 show. third. Time g2 Bitter
Brown Lscacbe Scsipoct. Neya Wllch Lady
E11n. Say0ire Fare. Swift Wing Alc1r. and Sane
ti0n also ran. :
THIRD RACE-Four and one-half f'rl0nc5 Black
Sheep lo0 .W. NclntTeI, 20 s. won; Bayou Lark
100 W.. Walker, 70 J for place, second, CJndico
i11 y. Lee. I 20 show. third. Time. - 15. sharp
Point. Castiewood, Bitter Gold. and The Yamisee
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six fulong': handicap Old
Honesty. lCJ LCel. IS % 5. Won. Cahle-ram 100 d.
Davis % for place. second; Morales. III Min
dogI. 2 tp 3 % show. third Time. ll3 25. Posing
The Engiishman. and Hannibal Bey also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SiX fUriongs; selling Potter l2i
fTroyierI. 90 !. won, Naughty IL IBolandl even
fCr the place, second Demo l02 SkiUinl. Z 20 I %
show. third, Time, lJt25 Latmope, Vipsania
Emma Y. Naunorean Attfrou KaisaIhof Dr.
Weutker Artful Dodser. Friction, Western. and
Carl Gray also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile Ninnch8ha l0j UBo-
landI. % l. wou Dele Str1me. % Swain, % T.
second; Harold T.. lG Morelard' 3 to !. third
Time. lAl 55. Foreigner. Matador. J. d. Dunn
Quagga. Red Thistle. High Bear, George G. GRADY.
cold spray, and HoTseradish also ian.
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MISTY'S PRIDE IS FIRST.
Best Of Fast Field Gets EIudc Han
dicaD.

san Francisco, May 21-The Elude
Handicap brought together some OF the
best sprinjers now racing here There
was little choice between the four
starters The winner turned up iu
Misty's Pride. who was wei supported
at l6 te 3. Aunt Polly. well backed,
won the second race at - 20 l.
Hcrssiu scored in the third backed az
z1 90 T. The summaries.
FIRST RACE - Five furiorEs Rhinestone Ul
.-arfr. % g. won. 81. N1diaa. i52 tGo0d Child.
g t1 G. second. Sreie sam. lo9 Williams. tn D
third Time. If2 BHstler Import Affair. Sir We-
Iss Warden NeU Irish Mike. Great Apache and
Jockey N0-nce also Iu.
SECOND EACE-SE fu-irrE. Aunt Polly. Is
8w.shr|. 15 90 I. won. Sea Air la- .LyuCb.. = t0
T. second. Follow Na I0 O.. Wllla-=-. 'a =
thi1. Time Il5 Cgu Santa, Ds-5mruf. sand
stone. GlsudsuH.rg ". Rovc'i. SmithT Kane. and
Rasr.a -'sn r1r. So. Denis cul down.
THIRD EACE-SE lrrIep-z Ha-sin. .- .Gr0te'
q rr D. son. Peggy O'Neal. Io7 re- Williams. g On
@ sFaHrd. last Fauetu= Wi Nefi7rI. % ta J. third.
Tine LFtI5. Elch.HuaLua. Lord Provost Ea1u
frl and Best ples wilson Santa Ray Distribute
Black Eyes SlJrH and GCElana also au
FOURTH RaCE-Sv frl0rrs Air Choice. iH.
Howard. 8 20 O. won. T,u7 3D. li Nsuur. Is q.
: second. The Skipper. ll2 .Ga0dCail5. 3 tH .
third. Time liA Aaron T.. Princes Wheeler
Paddy Lynch. Lrtts Gladrn Yellowstone. T. IT,
Era-r8ir and Search Ne also ran.
FIFTH RACE Five and 0De-Haf fr-lnugs Nistv
Pride e .kiselbaumI Is 60 s. E0n; Native Son
lZ Irucu. IS 90 = second Gos-iper l19 SANDY
t1 D. third. Time. IE6. OHucgH. ROYAL Rogue
and st. Francis also ran
SIXTH RACE-Ore mile. San AIrf=a. 2S Davis
ls On g. won; Cabin l'5 Graham ls ta 5. second
Ligir- 1s SANDY 9 i1 T. third. Tine. I.p as
I4hHstlNn. Mamie AlE1'. and Integrity also ran.
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Dsnvile .......... 0 0 90 lOOl0 % Z
Roanoke .......... o 0 0 . 4-s .
Batterie=-Commiuger and OComor; Willis and
Cooper. Umpire-}lr. Stanton.
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RESULTS AT WOODBINE PARK.

FIRST RACE-F0ur- year-olds and upward, one
mile and seventy yards. Bonnet. l0I Gaugu 6
90 !. won Widows Mite. l96 Gale 10 I for
place. second Thistle Do III GLloydl even 10 show
third. FINE, lI6 i5. Canopisn finished second but
was disqualified Evie Green. BillCneCr. Paul Cliff
ford Cangriau. and Warning also ran.
SECOND RACE-Two-yecr-cl four furlonrs
Andrew summers. is ~ Kelly. 10 J. won:
Canny Maid, 1lj lNicol. 5 to l for place. second
Ont Of Step, is McDanien, out to show. third
Time, ESQ Is. Natty Nan, Rawny Eyeopener.
LCrg Dance. and Grimsby also ran.
THIRD -ThreeyCarolds mile and fur.
lcng. Sea Wall IL McDanien. to !. won
Giimmer, III y. Kelly, 10 icr the place second:
kirkteld. ~ lkunzl. even 20 show, third. Time
IS Cav Dora. Up to Date Hslfcaste Half a
Crown. Photographer, and Kelvin also ran
FOURTH RACE-AIaiden two-year-ods: four and
one-naH furlonps. Aqulne O. "a Martini. i5 10
L won; Meadow Grcen IS BwtCnl. ? 10 I f,r
place, second; Tamme. % tLloydl even to show.
third Time 0.55 %. FTescau finished third dis
qualified. Loota kathryn. Lamora Gallant Lizzie.
Revere Col. Faverlae Ora Sudduth. Ena, Marpot
and Henry Kelly also ran.
FIFTH -Threeyesrolds and upward SIX
furlcrgs Tongorder III tNiccU, 10 l. won; Lord
BcanerEes, % lloyd ? 70 l for place. second
Pursane Jos Mcdaniel cut 10 show. third
Time. lib is. Platoon, Scarfell, Tourenne. and
Sir Edward also ran
SIXTH -Thrcc-year-olds and UPWARD. one
mile. NIerlirgo l0l "a Martini. 4 10 l. won;
Suzanne RcSmora. l9J BwtcnJ. TO for place.
second Sc'roedcrs Midway. 81 CMcCarthyl. 10 ]
10 show third. Tins, l:i2 l5 Edwin H. Mamie
LLOYD, Amhery. Gold Note Affinity. Clotcn Crest
fallen. Bcsuile and Herman johnson also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Down went the mighty Matthewson.
Bob Ganley made a most favorable i'm
preston at Cleveland.
All Of the infeldcrs in the Giants-Cubs
game had Il busy day.
An eight-inning rally gave Brooklyn the
score against Cincinnati
Bin Dineen thinks that Al Orth is the
best spit-bal pitcher in the country.
Dick Harley is playing a great fielding
game for Trenton in the Tri-State League.
Rube Waddeil must have been going
some TO blank the Detroit Tigers al this
stage.
Still the New York Americans lose.
Harry Howell shut out the Highlanders
yesterday.
4 couple Of major league managers are
trying to firt with Burchen. the BaIti-
more pitcher.
The Cubs made sixty-fve hits in six
consecutive games. Let's see what they
viii do TO McGraw's band of real twirl-
ers.
The followers of the Giants must be
about the hardest losers in baseball. That
was a most disgracefUl scene at the Polo
Grounds.
Tommy Corco-an IS getting to he one of
the best pinch hitters in the business.
AIcGraw knew what ne was about when
he landed the vet
Hanlon admits that Cincinnati has the
weakest pitching staff in the National
League, but advances no excuse for the
remainder OF his team.
The George Washington-Wheato game
on Monday had no especial significance
1t was simply a practice match for the
Hatchetites. and Coach Cummings was in
the lineup
Arthur Devln has not struck his proper
batting stride, but the local boy is good
enough to hold down his position at third
for the Giants even if he does undergo
an occasional slump.
+ Shllin. the Dartmouth pitcher. who
turned down some mighty fine offers from
major league clubs last year. including
one from Washington. has been a failure
in his college games this season.
Queer about 'Sox' Seybold being
terror to the Cleveland pitchers" says
! Charley Hickman. He has made but
one hit off Falkenberg since Falkenberg
has been in the American League
Buck Ewing once told me that the
speodiest pitcher that ever stood in tn
| box was Dutch Carter. Of Yale. l know
We offered Carter 5000 a year TO pitch
for us, but he would not play professional
ball. says E. b. Talcot. the former owner
Of the New York Nationals.
/ Question-TwO men. occupying second
and third, respectively, attempt a double
steal. A. when within n few feet Of the
plate. starts back for third. and in the
meantime 3 has reached third and stands
ON the bag. watching the opposing team
run down \. Tne umpire decided that a
| is out without having been touched.
claim that he is safe.-Subscrlber. 4 has
| to oe touched.
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four hits. Score:
3 Totals. 72i 9
- - - ). IL. - -.

'Batted Tor LieieId in The ninth inning.
Phiadclphia. a......-.......-... 0 0 0 l o . x-3
Pittsburg. urg......-.............. 0 0 0 90 l -
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NO DISSENSION IN The CLUB
Cantillon Denies that Nationals Are
DisOrganized.
says that waivers on Players Were
Asked For in Order that Other
Clubs Could he Sounded.
,.r..l q, The w..hinrt-n Hold.

Special to The Washington Herald
Cleveland. Ohio, May Tits all a
pack Of lies. and is not worthy of a
reply" said Manager Cantllou, at Hotel
Euclid tonight. when asked about the
story printed in the sporting edition of an
afternoon paper here yesterday charging
that there is dissension in the Washington
club. Further he would say nothing on
the subject, although it was apparent
that he was very sore over the story.
He explained why he asked waivers on
Hickman, Schlafy. and Kitson. Il simply
wanted TO see how the other clubs sized
them up" he said. Il did not expect 10
trade them or send them to the minor
league. Asking waivers is a custom often
followed by baseball managers. We are
trying in every way to strengthen our
team. and viii enter into any sort of
deal whereby we can bring about better
results. That is what we are after-re-
suits. Whenever we see that trade
will benefit us we are going 20 make IT,.
That's what any other club would do"
The majority Of the members of the
Washington team were interviewed this
afternoon at the ball grounds and every
one insists that there is absolutely not
the slightest ground for the story printed
here yesterday They declare the team
is one happy family. and point 10 the
team work on the field as a proof Of their
assertion. Each one. they say. is pulling
for victory all the time
Schlany was on the coaching line an
during to-day's game. and he certainly
did not act rs if he had a crouch. Hick-
man is continually encouraging not only
the pitcher. but his team mates
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
Veteran Pitcher, BADLY Injured,
will Not PLAY Again.

New Bedford. Mass. May u-Fred
Klobedanz. the former major league
pitcher for several seasons. who has been
the mains-ay of the local New England
League club. will never pitch again. his
physician announced to-day. having 50
badly injured himself in the Lawrence
game. yesterday, as 20 make the doc
tors dispair Of ever fixing him up.
In the game he tore two tendons ia
pitching a fast inshoot, and was com
PEELED TO leave the game. Il is doubtful
if he will ever be we'll enough again tC
even play a fielder's position
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22

Earned runs-Cleveland. . Left on
bases-Cleveland @. Washin ston, 6. First
base on bails-Off joss. >. OF Falkenbcr..
Q Struck out-By Joss. 4; by Falkenherc.
G. Three-base hit-Birmirgham Two
base hit-St0vaiL Sacrifice hit-BraGley
Stolen bases-Hinchman. c. Jones Dou-
bic Dlay-Heydon to Altizer Hit by
p.tcher-By Joss, I; by Falkcnberg, L
Wild pitch-Falksnberg. Umpire-Mr. Con-
nally. Time Of game-1 hour and p MIN
utes Attendance, 1,796.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
HOWELL BLANKS YANKEES.
CrifTith's Club Unable 20 Bunch Hits ON
st. Louis Pitcher,

St Louis. May 21-Superb pitching
by Harry Howell shut out New York in
the final game of the series with the
Browns to-day. while sharp hitting.
good base running. and the assistance
Of one error. made by the Highlanders,
put three runs to the credit of St Louis.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22

First base hy ar-Is-B-s'11. I; ~. Luis j. Lrfr
u bases Boston g 81 L.l7. g. First base u
balls OF LlHtaman. q. rF Shields oE Ha.-k5--
tar Struc. rgt-By Lln58u8n 9. by SHla.ds q.
hv Hd-kau-r O. Home urr-NrrHe Tua-N- htt
-Bers'er Sacrifice t--HaT1-I Stolen bases
Brain. R-cres Bates. Double pay--E.ura-t fu
H1lIy Murray to Ha.lg BEIua1 90 Brrfy r1 Tom
uev Hit hg rirclr-Bg Shields. g. br Hr,.se-ter
p. Turirr- Nra1s Carpenter and E,-u Time rt
ams-Z hours and Is minutes Attendance. llf-
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al 81. psul-St Pa1l. loi Minneapolis. g
A. Indiana p5iis-Indisuar- 4. Columbus. 5.
At MiiEaukee-Ka Citv. S. Milwaukee. .
A. T9lsd0-Toledo. 2. Louisville. g.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

Az N0rvlCh-Norwich {, Springfield. O.
At Brii-eT0r--H0lv0se 3; Bridgeport 2
At New Lonj6n-N stsIbuIv. 2 New London T.
Al HTtf1rl-Fist E8me-N1w Haven @. Harfpd
Second Csme-Ntw Haven. 9; Hartford g
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22

New York, May I.-UnsatisfactOry rae
ing marked the second day Of the Brook
lyn Jockey Clubs spring meeting at
Grayesend to-day. The track was still
heavy and public form was topsy-turvy
Five favorltes went down to defeat. The
running Of the Preakness Stakes proyid-
ed an upset. Don Enrique. neglected at
Is to 1, made all the running and won
cleverly by length in 1:45 %. Ethon
took the place
Belle Griffin. % to ! shot, showed the
way in the first race and won IN a drive
by a neck from La S0rella II, 10 J.
Ampedo, who receded TO 6 10 J. closed
strongly in the last furlong, Won the
second race from Coy Maid by a couple
Of lengths The latter beat Zethus, 2 10
favorite, a head for the place in a
sharp drive.
Tom McGrath. a hot favorite at 10 >,
won the third race by three parts Of "a
length.
Dead Gone unbacked by his owner At
10 70 !. closed with q rush in the last
sixteenth. and won the fifth event by a
head from Servilc. 10 90 l.
The worst blow 90 the talent came 'n
the last race when Grimaldl, a prohibitive
favorte. after making all the running,
was nippcd on the post in the last jump
10y Hickory. 10 J. The attendance was
about 1900
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22

Left on bascs-St Louis 9; New York, 5. First
base On balls-Of OTth, l. Struck out-By Orth. 2;
rs Howell T. Tvu-base hits-pickeriug orth. Yea
ger AlC.iarity EmVhl Stolen hases-Jones. Niles
double pavs-Wallace and Jones Passed ball
Thomas Umpres-AIcssrs. Stafford and OLoughln
Time Of game-l hour and A. minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
TWOUMPIRES MOBBED
Riot When Chicago Cubs De-
feat the Giants.
NEW YORK TEAM 0UTPLAYED

and Browne Engage in
a Pitchers Battle in which the
Chicago Man'Has All the Better of
It-Umpires Seem UncOncerned as
They Leave the Polo Grounds.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22

Flrst has' by enOTs-Jhic1E1 s LIT on Ula's-
Chicago. :, Boston, l. FIRST base On bsll=-Of
AltTock, 1; off WIh;er. g. Struck out-By Arock
/; by Winter. 4 Three base Es-Doaohue. Winter
SacIfce hiis-lsbell Rome, Dougherty. Stolen bases
Eahn Dougherty Doub!e play-Dougherty % Davis
Umpires-Ncssrs. Sheridan and Hurst Time OF
game-l hour and 80 mlnutes. Attendance. 3.sQQ.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

A. Fan Rivsr-Fau River. &. Lowell. 2
At New Beifori-New Bedford o; Lawrence. L
At Brocston-Lynn. 4, Brlc5-0n. T.
At WCrCe7ter-WC-cestcr g.. HaVrhiu. g.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Chicago, 3; New York. 2.
Philadelphia, 3; Fittsburg, =.
Brooklyn, 81 Cincinnati, 2.
Boston, 15j st. Louis, )
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Mouueai-}ioltred-Pro Providence. postponed. vet
grounds
A. T0ronf0-Toronto. u, Baltimore.
AtR0cbe-ter-Neuark IS. Rochester l.
At Bufa.o-Buffal0, &. jersey CITY. e
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memriis-Memuhis. 8. Birmingham. !.
At New OrleauS-New Orleans. Q. A-l7r-a. T.
At Little RnCk-Little Rock. y AI1u-g1neU. :
At >hgeveTort-Nashvillc. Q. Shreveport O.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
.ie and ffry yards

ttarh -----.--.-- -..--.. W.
' George T. NicNear.... lo2
tINdrIo .st..f.st.t.Ht, %
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
TWO FOR LYNCHBURG.
Gets second Game from Portsmouth
in Pitchers Battle.

Special % The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va. May 21.-Lynchburg
made it two straight from Portmouth
to-day by opportune hitting in two inn
ings. It was a pitchers battle. Flow
ers was Wild, but his six passes did not
figure in the score. Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
The Score.

Flrst base hg efr0Ts-Nev York 2 Left on bases
New York. ;; Chicago, 6. First base on h1lis-Of
Nathev5on, q off Brown. . Struck out-By 3lath-
eu5ou, s. by Brown l. Three-hase hit-Shaunon.
Two-base hts-Stang Mathewson. Tinker Sacrifice
hits-Devln. SheckHd. Stolen blse-Tinkcr. Double
pIays-Browu 10 Tinker 70 Chance; Tinker 10 Eyers
20 Chance; Evers 20 Chance. Hit hy pitcher-By
Brown l. Umnires-Messrs. O'Day and Emsie
Time Of game-l hour and 30 minutes. Attendance.
- 11a
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha-Des Moinss. 6 Omaha. !.
AZ FHa5l1-puebl1. g. Lincoln. 1.
At DenTer-DeuTer. 6. Si1u- City. I.
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Mnndhine.
RACE-Frs and oae.aai' farlonzs: Flash
SECOND RACE-Fire fUl0uE;
san added; f7r 2~e-r-0'd=i selling.

ETT1-. H"I|HTs."I|0F ~
..-sr .1Es and uH-1rF
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

A. August Augusta. r, Macon O.
At Jacksonville - Charleston. I. jacksonville Q
eleyeu innings
At Sayannah-Commhia. 6. Savannah. O.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At Willisnsp0rt- -WiIliams70rt, 3; York. 4
Al tHaruzhUrg-HauishuE u; Lancaster. 3
At Alt01Hs-TCnf1u. 8. Altoona. L
A. JChnstCuu-Wilmin s; Johnstovn. s.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
MORAN PITCHES WELL.
Succeeds in Getting Exciting Game for
uhiIIica

Philadelphia. May 21.-The Phillies
won an exciting game from Pittsburg
to-day by to .. Moran pitched his
first full game for the Phillies this sea-
son. and UP TO the ninth allowed Pitts
hLlre. nnl- fnur Lits Snnrn.
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RUBE WADDELL IN FORM.
Only Two Detroit Tigers Get as Far
As Third Base

Detroit. May 21-Waddell held De-
troit safe all the time only two of the
home team reaching third base Willett
was always in a hole. Shreck's batting
was noticeable Score:
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FERRIS ERRORS COSTLY.
ShOrtstop's Misplays Give Chicago
Victory Over Boston.

Chicago, May 21.-The White Sox de-
feated Boston to-day mainly through
errors by Ferris Winter pitched a fine
game, while Altrock was hit quite free
! ~ Score:
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The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-Fige fuloucs Belle GuF5n. 10
'KaewuI. . % }. won; La SorJis H. iaZ .N0tter.
90 l. second. Ruscmo lo3 Bilrin'. 90 T. third
Tine, Ie2 25. Waterfowl, Helen Green. and Astoria
Belle 1is1 ran.
SECOND RACE-One and ous-srteeu'h miles
Ampa3o lo5 Grand. 90 won. Gov Maid II7
.Nc-fr 6 90 T. second, Zfthu7. 81 AiiiITI. O 20
J. -li-i Time I.is. Yankee Girl Far Wrs- jug
re- and Red Friar also ul
THIRD EAfE-Ah1ut -ir fur'rnEs Tom Ne
Grsfd l0i MILLER 6 20 g. von Robin Hood lo5
1l-wt1ir.. l3 n s. second Don Dm1 l0f Pres
f-7.. % T. ihirl. Time lIl Is sHrkauaT. Star
Cat. Amour. james Crawford. and ST. Es-epHe
a,s' HH.
FOURTH EACE-TEe Prratncss Stake. Cue mile
and seventy yards Don Enrique l1- Aim'aIuI
IS t1 B u0u. ErhHn. lis FauovI. % 3. second
Zgmbri no Nuler 20 T. third Time. l.i5 z5
Don Creole Dan Bahre. senator Ciar, and The
Knight aisJ ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fire frulCr-g Dead Gone q
E.-zusut. 10 rn D. won. Sarie. e- ~ H0re=sg',
% 70 !. second Please, l3 Sailing. 20 /. third
Time lEl 5s Minnie G-. Sow Garter. Sweet Ta;re.
Fresh. Biskra. Hsl srsllgp Gtne Russell Bayou
ST. John. Citizen BlrdbrA. WiUletb7. and Matches
also rn
SIXTH RATr-SiE tur'ougs. Hickory. no .Brl-seI.
-sl vrl- Gumadl lg AhNau. IS 90 o. second
lad 0i lauriu ~ .Radfke. g tr = third Time.
IlL Jennie VOLS Herman. B111t BE. Ambush.
sam Bernard Dr. lee laucre Belle Elisisla.
WF7 Hand t7at oi AIMS Keno har. Grff1u. FI-
uu. AI Charm. aad Miss SH1e-sr also Fan.
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Totals. s2I0 ]
'Batted for Hitt in ninth inning.
'Bat,ed for Rucser iu third inning

Cincinnati. o.
First base ly crr0r-BrH0s'm j. Cincinnati @
Lett uu bases Rurk'u 3, Cincinnati g. tft
base on bs.'--Of Eu.Er O. oH Ps-tudas q o1
H1t q Hits uade-Of Errser. 8 .in three iH-
uiUg7'. Struck Uur-Br Rur-T o. hy I'av.T-U. s.
Iv HIT g. Tveaasa Mitchell Lewis Luna
ley Sacrifice hts-Hrt Butler Stolen bases
Casey Mitchell Kane .-. Davis Double ras-
AIra1nan -o Jordan Jurra-Nr. JChust1ue At
-eulaHca-in'
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FAILED TO HIT JOSS
Maps TwirleP Wins Ninth
Consecutive Victory.
FALKENBERG's SUPPORT POOR

Elongated Pitcher In Good shape,
hut the Failure of His Teammates
10 Back Him I'd Properly Cost the
Nationals Possible Victory
Jones' Misiudgment of Fly.