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c-n--i.n Nn.Iit Wins

Er,.Neur N. N- Aug. % The Canadian zach. seneca won the first us. in the uuumioua. contest The Nm.rcan yacht Adele wa, ostmced.
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Tn Ad,anss -IoneH ior EEnosIlIon

Seattle. Aug. I2 Seattle bankers came .n rUe relief oG tue exposition management. today auI agreed Co au- yug. rb. necessary money Co carry uo fM. work O tn. fair.
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Dowager Empress to Abdlcate

Shanghai, China, Aug. l6-Thc dow agcr empress announces that she will abdicatc the throne next Chinese New Year.
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Boiler Takers Strike Settled

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Four People go Insane

Portland, Ore. Aug. r. Four peo- pie wen. insane here yesterday, from various reasons.
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Eatal.a Co Have Cable Line

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Gans Recins Training

Sau Francisco, Aug l] Joe Cans went u,o camp today 10 train for his tgh, with Jimmy Britt Scpiem-
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Nucatan Sails TooaY

Seattle, Aug. IT. Steamer Nucatan vii sa today for Seward and Valdez,
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The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
MACK HUNTING PLAYERS
Takes Look at Some Promising
Material at Erie.

Speca! 10 The Washington Herald.
Erie. Aug. g-That Connie Mack. OF
the Philadelphia Athletics. is scouting for
new material for next season, was made
evident yesterday. when in company with
Pitcher Dygert, he came to this city from
Cleveland to watch Pitcher Mcdonald
work out against the oil City team.
Never in his career as an Interstate twirl-
er did Mcdonald pitch better ball than
yesterday. and the only remark Mack
was heard to make in regard to McDon-
aid was: He is conner. That man has
speed to burn. I wish he was two inches
taller"
He also spoke Of the work OF Third
Baseman Burton and Center Fielder Cole.
of the Erie. team. and Doubles and Con-
roy. Of the visiting aggregation. Mack
was greatly disappointed in not being
able to see Steve Grandy, the big Erie
southpaw, who was sold to the st. Louis
Nationals this morning and left for Phil
adelphia 10 join his team Dan BrOuthers.
the New York National scout, was also in
the city to-day. Maek and Dygert left
for Cleveland this evening, and Brouthers
has gone TO Wilkesbarre to look over
Pitcher Grancy. of that place, a former
member of the Erie team.
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HEYDON QUITS CLUB
Catcher Left the Nationals
Last Friday.
REQUEST FOR LEAVE REFUSED
After Drawing HIS salary, BackstOp
Said He Had TO Visit Sick Rela-
tfves, and Has Not Bees Seen by
Members of Team Since-BeIieVed
he viii Not Play Here Any More.

Special 10 TIE Washington Herald.
Chicago, Aug. l9.-Ned Heydon. who for
the past two years has been member Of
the Washington ball club. has jumped the
Nationals and no member of the club
knows where he has gone.
After drawing his pay Friday Heydon
asked Cantillon's permission TO go home
to visit some sick relatives. CantillOn ex-
planned that the club could not spare the
services Of the only regular catcher, and
told Heydon that he would have to re-
main until things got into better shape
1t was thought that the refusal would
close the case, but since that time Hey
don has not been seen by either CantiHon
or Business Manager Fowler. who handed
him the check Friday. II is believed that
Heydon has gone TO his home in Indiana.
and it is feared that he will not rejoin
the club
The Nationals are now is sore straits
for catchers. for Block. the Galveston re-
cruit, is the only backstop with the club.
Block had one Of his fingers on his throw
ing hand badly split to-day. and Shan
non. an unknown. took his place.
Blankenship has gone to Rochester,
Wis, to have a specialist examine his
anger which was broken two months ago.
and II is not likely that he viii be able
to catch for three weeks.
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ATHLETICS BEAT MAPS.
Philadelphia Increases Lead in Race
by winning at Cleveland.

Cleveland, Aug. 1s-The Athletics de-
feated the home team to-day in rather an
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Roanoke Downs Portsmouth.

Special to TIE Washington Herald
Portsmouth, Va, Aug. l9.-R0anoke took
the first game of the series here to-day.
{ TO L The punching Of hits in the sew
enth inning enabled Roanoke 90 win.
although "A bad throw from left field to
Moss helped. The bah was so low that
Moss was unable to reach it. which
caused two runs to be added to Roanoke 5
list Score:
R.HE.
Portsmouth. 5000 OOOi0 !
Roaucke.........,....... 0 G 1 o 0 0 . o. 0
Batterics-Holman and Bunes; vernuelle and
MCkCon.
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Pure $50 added. for maiden two
ycar-olds; FIVE furi0ngs. spunky. 40 iOtu. to J.
won; EHticing 10 Lee % J. second NImporte.
iCumminsi. l5 TO l. tlird. Time ISL a5 Cymbal.
6uu Cotton. AlonaT. and Clear Run also ran
SECOND RACE-Furse; l0a0 added. for alHes
ard mares. three -year-olds and upward. one nile
and 100 Yards. Nellie Racine o. G.ycurglsl 10 to l.
Won Matte f.. lel lShilling 20 T. second. la
Neita- lll PrestoHl 20 s. third Time s5 5-5.
nakgTose also ran.
THIRD RACE-pnrFe 81 99 added. for tvo-year-
oids and upward one and 1ue-siyteenth miles Polls
Frm. iii drestoul. O. s. won. Light Wool g.
Shilling, even second. Ostrich lo6 Lcel ( 10 l.
third Time. 7 a. 2a Only three starters
FOURTH EACE-Pm>e. s. so added for three
yearolds and upward. about six fgrlongs Colloqry.
III Shilling 20 J. won. Carthage ll3 Leel . b.
= second Gold Proof ll3 tCummusI 90 ]. third
Tine 800 IS. WooiwiJci Miss Alert Earl Rogers
and ~ Topia also ran
FIFTH RACE-Purse. s. 900 added: for two-yesr-
oids; about SIX furl0ngS- STANLEY Fsy l02 U.rcur-
glsi- 20 2 woni q. " Burt 20 lShiIlfuei. 5 10 T.
second; Hans. l0 lLeel. 90 T. third Time I.I0
Miss Mazzoui, Inauguration and Albert Star also
ian.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. s1o91 added. Tor four-year-
oias and upward; nonwinncrs since August 1917 .
onc and three -sIteeHjhs miiea Request 81 Nfus-
gayei. % 2. wen; King Of The Valley. lG2 tShI-
ling. 70 TO J. second. l. J. Hssman % tPohankal.
% 5. third Time, 200 Is. Kohuofaw. Henry o.
Marvin Neal ard Bernie Cramer also ran.
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FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE For maiden fIlias and mares. FIVE
and one-half furlongS Nettie Carits los .Powersl
% /. won; GleG Mcbride l05 Martini. 20 2
second Sadie Gay. loo AlcCarthyl. = 30 J. third
Time. 0,. Man Darby Ruth Howard Pearl HAYS
Iagane. Msssaline. R1se of Pink Annie Mack. and
Helen n. III also reu
SECOND RACE-Seliing. for two-year-olds. five
fgrlongS Lads Baldnr ~ lSwsinI 60 8 Won
Marion Moore, i9l lMindcrl. 4 % s. second. Bayou
LARK. l0l fEnglanderl. 3 to 20 show third
Time lal Is Paul Pry Dana H.. Russtone Drop
stitch, and Ora Sudduth also ran
THIRD RACE-Iursr tr thTCe-year-olds an up
ward. one mile Royal River q lDclabyl 8 % l.
WCD; Trackless, 6 lSchailer4 10 l. second. Gold
Note. ss Mccarthy. 3 20 &c % show, third Time.
iS2 Russell A. Ben sule. and Gargansua also
rar.
FOURTH RACE-T -Two-year-olds. a free handicap
ketchemiAe, iol ,Aiorelandl % J. won; Baia, l09
Powers. Z 90 10 for place second, Tom Shaw. l0l
fEngl2uderl 30 % show. third Time. lGI
Auhurndse. Petuant. and Ben Sand also ran
FIFTH RACE-For three-year-olds: selling Web
ber. IS Mccarthy 8 20 s. won. C0oney X, Io4
Murphyi. 4 10 8 fer place. second- Monere. g
Delabyl, 9 30 ) 70 show. third Time LIB Is
Wills Green. Racinette. Ben Strong and Gracious
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Purse 500. for hree-ycar-olds and
upward; selling; and one-sixteenth miles Do
linda, SO NIurThyl. TO 1. won, Dele Strome 81
Swain. 10 for place. second Hsmilcar. 50
lioseul. 20 !, third. Time. f;T 25 Jupiter
Eyie Green Fire Alarm. Matab0n. Moongold Little
Bo0t, Light Note. and Peter knight also ran
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COMMISSION MEETS TODAY.
VIII Decide Eligibility Rules OF
Post-seaSon Series.

The Amateur Baseball Commission viii
meet this afternoon at 512 Fifth street,
northwest. to pass on the question Of
the eligibility of players who are 70 par
ticipate in the post-season series for the
championship of the District.
Owing TO the fact that the commission
Will be unable TO get the use OF National
Park Saturday, the dOuble-header con-
templated for that day had to be called
off. so but three games win be played
this week, the first tomorrow, between
Treasury and Trinity, while Thursday
Aloyius and Bethany meet. and Friday
Treasury and Bethany are slated. The
commission will decide at the meeting
to-day the other dates of playing.
w c. Thacher, the treasurer Of the
commission has arrived IN the city from
his vacation and will be present at the
meeting to-day.
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Special 10 The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. Aug 19-Lynchburg took
the first game Of the series to-day. to O.
Murray had things going his way. allow
ing Norfolk but one hit, while Fox was
pounded for eight. Fox was effective up
to the eighth inning, when he weakened.
and by the punching of hits the visitors
made two runs. Score:
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
BrooIxIand Wins over Congress
sionaIs in sIugEins Match.


independents. . rs Eckington.... 5 As
BloomiDedsle / Sc KeseTyoir...-. 58
To-day's game Reservoir IS. Independents at Nc
Deyitts Field. SO p. n
Yesterdays contest was slugging
match between the Brookland Methodist
and the Congressionals; the lltter win
ming out. Score, g TO T.
Pumphrey at short did the best work
for the losers, while Avery. for the win
ners. besides hitting well, played good
game afield.
There viii be "A good game this even
ing, when the Independents and the Re
servOirs clash AT McDevitts Field. Buck
ley, who has not lost a game this year.
will toe the rubber. opposite Gray, the
crack Sunday School league twirler.
The official score.
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WESTERN LEAGUE
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Omaha-Lincoin. 5. Omaha. 0.
AZ Sioux City-Sioux City. {; Denver. =
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SONOMA GIRL BRINGS $50. 900.
Miss Crabtree becomes Owner Of the
Phenomenal Green Trotter.

Boston, Mass. Aug 19-The phenomenal
green trotter. Sonoma Girl, has been sold
10 Miss Lotta Crabtree. Of Boston. a
former actress. for $4,000.
j. D. Springer parts with the mare he
developed since last Christmas. with tht.
greatest reluctance. 1t was recently said
that he has not been getting the best
possible. result in plotting Sonoma Girl.
and was expected to engage a profes
sional driver fcr the Readville meet. His
friends say that he would have been
broken hearted anyhow to see some one
else drive her aud so decided he might as
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
DISTRICT LEAGUE.
AIneriCa's Pitching Gives Surfsc ce
Victory Over Electrical.

Buck" Americas pitching was too
much for the Electricians yesterday, and
SURFACE won a good game, by TO >.
America did not issue pass, and
famed thirteen. Besides his good work
in the box, he did some fast work on
the bases for his team. scoring two
of its runs
Except for the first and fourth innings,
both teams felded perfectly, and some
pretty stops were made.
The winning run, scored in the eighth.
was the result Of a fiuke America drew
the only pass issued in the game and
stole second, from which point ne scored
when Chew and Rodgers collided in
going after Talbert's short ny back of
second. the hit going rs n two-bagger.
Merrill kept Surfaces nine hits well
scattered, and deserved TO win his game.
but luck did not favor MIN. The Official
Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
VIRGINIA VS.. VANDERBILT.
Good Schedule Arranged for Char
IOtteEviIIe Eleven for This Season.
s,s., 90 rr1,o Xt-osbi,otor u.r.ta


Charlottesville. Va, Aug. 1s.-Manager
Woods. of the University of Virginia foot
bali team, announced his schedule for the
coming season to-day. The university
will play Vanderbilt University for the
first time in many years. Great interest
is attached to this game. as Vanderbilt
has in the last few years developed teams
of great strength and last year outplayed
Michigan but lost through a fiuke The
University of Virginia Will again play the
University of North Carolina, and the an
nuaI game with Georgetown is scheduled
for November
The Carlisle Indians will not be met this
year, as they have decided to abandon
their Southern trip. Swarthmore and
Bucknell are the two Northern colleges
that viii be played.
Hammond Johnston. Virginia's ali
Southern halfback. will coach the team.
and prospects seem bright
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20

Earned rns-B -Bruokland. 2. C0ngTessionals. 2.
First base by errors-Brookland J. Congressionals,
2 Left Cn hases-Br00klsnd, 6; Congessiousls g
First base on bsils-On : Hiett g. Of Rh0man. 3
Struck out-By Hiett, 3; by Khoman 2. Two-bass
hits-Rhoman, Avery. ;. Hiett II. Hiett. Sacrifice
hits-kranse, SCammen Stolen bases-Pumphrey
i2 Watson. Horigan, 5. Hiett .3l n Hiett, Price
Avery. Perry. Hit b. piteher-By Hiett l; by
KhOnan / Passed bail-Cord Umpire-Nr. Tan
81. Time Of game-I hour and % minuteA
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
OTEY SOLD TO PITTsBURG.
NOrfOIk's Soutbpaw VIII Pitch for
National League Team in 1905.

Special . Tho Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va, Aug. 19.-The sale OF Will
lam Otey the young left-handed Norfolk
pitcher. to the Plttsburg National League
team. has been announced by President
Otto Wells. of the Norfolk Club
Big Bilr' viii be delivered to Pitts
burg on September y, when the state
league season ends.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20

Left hases-St Louis 2; New York. First
base balls-Oh Orth, 1. Struck out-By Ouh J.
Three base hH-Henphin Two-base hts-W sllsce
Orth. Sacrifice hits Williams. Jones. Stolen base
Kleinow Hit by pitcher-By Glade J. Wild ptch-
OTth. Umpires- -Messrs. Stafford and Hurst. Time
Of game-l hour and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
ENGINEER CORPS WINS.
Defeats the Rosebuds I'm a Fast Game
by to 2.

The United States Engineer Corps de-
feated the Rosebuds in well contested
game Sunday at the Washington Bar
racks. the features being the splendid
catching by Mullen. the all-arOund play
ing by Riston at third, and the base-run-
ring by De Witt for the United States
Engineer Corps
The Engineers will play the crack team
from the Marine Corps next Sunday at
p. m. az Washington Barracks, and
would Ike 70 arrange games with any Of
the amateur teams in the city. Address
Mr.. Dewitt, in care OF Company II,
KNo rIfrc4nr, Elarra nl-z Gcnra.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20

First base by errors -PhsG.lphia. Q; 81. Louis ?
Left On lasas-P Philadelphia. . 81 Losis s. First
base ~ hails-Of Richie, s of Kargr 7. of Cor
rid0u. J. HITS made-Of Richie, C. Struck out
By Gordon. & by Richie. 2; by hargeT. J. Three
base bit-konetchy. Two-base hits Thomas. KO-
netciy. Sacrifice hits-BumcJt Barry. Double
pays-kuabe to Brsnsieid. Holly to H0stctter 70
k0nctchy. Hit by ptchuBy Richie. l. by Kargar.
2 Wild pitch-Ricic. Passed halls-Jackltsca .
Umpire-Mr. Carpenter. Time q game-2 hours.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20

First base by errors Philadelphia. ?; Cleveland
Left On bases PHILADELPHIA. 2; Cleveland g. First
base on bails-Oa Waddell 8; of Dygert. ?: OF
Bender. /; of joss. 3. Struck out-By Waddell, J.;
by Dygert. s. by Joss, 3; By Liebhsrdt, 2; by Ben
der > ThFee-base hits-Hinchman, Odrns. Two
base hits-Laioie Seybold l2l Murphy. Sacrifice
hits Murphy. Bradley birmingham. Hit by pitcher
by Dygert l. Umpire-Alr. Connolly. Time Of
game-2 hours and 25 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20

Earned runs Treasury 5: ST. Joseph's l. Left
ca hases-TrlasuTy. ?; St Josephs l. First base
ON halls-Of Donaldson 2 off Hester. I; oa
knockcy. J. Hits made-Of D-naldson Gn three
inningsl Strucs cut-hy Donaldson. 8. by Hester
.. bc Knockey. . Home ran-Toncy. Sacrifice
hits-Solb DraegcT O'NerL Stolen bases-Lord
Mccarthy. Hester Solb Noyes, SOuder, Peak Dou-
bic play -Woodcock 10 Noyes Umpirc-G SoIb
Time q game hour
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
'Batted for Berger In uinti
IRatfed fnr Rrn I'M nlnfh.

First base by err0rs-Broekyn, I: Cincinnati. s.
First base on balls-Of Pas,urious /. of Ewing. T.
Hits madc-OH Pastori0us, 8. Struck out-i}y Bell.
/. by EWing & Thrce-base hits-Ganzel Mclean.
Two-base bits-Lumey Higgins. Kruger ", Ewing.
Sacrifice hits-Odwen, Mowrey. stolen base-Lum-
les. Double play-Hummel to Lewis. Hit by
pitchCr-By Ewing l. UmpiTes-McsSTs. Johnstoue
end KLEIN. Time of ysme-l hour and 50 minutes.
Attcndance-3O0
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
'Batted Tor Taylor in eighth inning.

flTst base hy error-New York J. Left on bases
New York, Z; Chicago. g. First base on balls-On
Taylor, !; of Lundgren 4 Hits msde-Of Taylor
Z; on Lynch. J. Struck ut-By Taylor. 6: by Lund-
gren. g. Fwo-base hits-schulte Tinker. Sacrifice
hits -Bowerman Tinker 2l Evers Lundgen. stolen
hases-ShanDCn, Dahlen. Eyers Double plsy-EEer
10 Chance. Hit by pitcher-By Taylor. 2; ty Lund-
gren. l. Cmpres- Messrs. Emslie asd Bgler. Time
Of game-2 hours and % MINUTES. Attendance-s.009
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20

'Batted for Sieyer in tenth.
IRAN for Mullen in tenth.
.Batted Tor Rieer IN ninth.
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BROWNS DOWN YANKEES.
HemphiII's Triple and stones Single
Does the Trick.

st. Louis. Aug 19-Glade and Orth had
"a pitchers battle this afternoon and
virtually what decided the game, the
Browns outielder scoring on Stones
grounder to Williams and this proved 10
be the winning run. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
Miss sutton Reaches Cana,la.

Montreal Canada, Aug 19.-4Iiss May
sutton. British and United States cham
pion lawn tennis player. arrived here
yesterday on the steamship Dominion
from Liverpool She viii take part IN
the championship games at Niagara-on-
Ihe-Lake
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20

Earned Uns-DetTOit, (; Boston. f.rst base
by errurs-Detroit, l. Left on bases-Detrot. 9;
Boston 3. First base on halls-Of sieyer !; of
Young. l. Struck out-By Young. 3; by Kilau, J.
Home rrn-DoHns Thrge-base hit-Cougalton- Two
bese hits-Ungaub Cobb Crawford. Sacrifice hit
Wagner. Stolen hase-JOues. Double pay5-Seve
20 OLeary 10 Rossman OLeary 20 schmidt 90
Downs Umpire-Nlr sheridan Time Of game
hours and . minutes Attendance-3Il3
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
TREASURY THE VICTOR.
Downs 81. Joseph's by : to = in
Practice Game.

Treasury downed st. Joseph's yester-
day. s to :, in a five-inning, go-as-you-
please contest, at Seventh street and Flor
ida avenue northeast
The game was arranged principally for
practice, as Manager Watt does not want
to have the money handlers stale when
they meet Trinity Wednesday in the first
game of the post-season series.
The game was marked by heavy hitting
on both sides Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20

flst base Gy errurs-I1 I1ttsburg, ! Boston. ? Left
on bases -Pittshurg, Z Boston T. First base ou
halis-On Flaherty. 5. of Lever, /: of Duggieby l.
Struck Uut-By flahuty. ]. by LecTer. Z Home
r'Ins- Brain. Wagner Three-tase hii -Tenney. TTo-
base hits-Wagner. BridveH Sacrifice hits Brown
LCever, Htchey. stolen bases Sweeney. Double
pays-Wagalsr 10 Ahbaticchio 20 Storke, Sweeney L.
BTidWeE % Ritchey. Passed bali-Amuudsen. I'm
pr,-Ar. 0Day Time Of game-l hour and s.
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New London-Norwich. 3; New London. (.
Al Waterbury, Springfield 4 Waterbury,. I.
Az Hartford Hartford, 5: New Haven, l.
AT Holy0ke-Holyoke. 6; Bridgeport, l.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
REDS WIN IN SECOND.

New York, Aug. 19-The Reds beat the
Brooklyns In the second inning to-day
when they fell on Pastorious Tor a triple,
two doubles, ends single. Three runs
resulted. enough To win Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At WilIiamsp0rt-First game. WillismsTort s:
Harrisburg g. Second game: WilliaInsport, 4.
Harrisburg g.
At Johnst0En-JohnstOEn, {: Altoona. ;
At Laucaster-LAncaster S: Reading l.
At Wilmington. ?; Trenton 5
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To-dsy's game Reservoir IS. Independents at Nc
Deyitts Field. so D. n
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Three-base hit-hlst0A LHo-u2se hll-a1elstef
Struck Out-By Meister :; by Moore, 7. Bsse OF
baIs-Of Meister, /; Of Moore. g. Hit by pitcher
By Meister, l: by Moore, / VSid pitches-By
AIeister I: By Moore. L Sacrifice hit-Cobeu- Left
on bases-U. S. Z c.. Z; R0Sebnds. 5 Umpire
Mr. Reagan.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20

First base by Electrical, 2; Surface ? Lett
on bases-E Electrical. ,; Surface. s. First base on
talls-of Merrill. l. STRUCK out-By Merrill Z: by
America l3 Thrcc-hase hit-Ken. Two-basc hts
Thomas. Talbert Stolen bases-TalbeTt America
lS. Walters I. Whiting Thomas t2), Camaiie-
Hit by pitcher-By Merrill, @ Wild pitch-NeF-
nil. umpire-Nr. Csowel. TINE Of Eame-I hour
aud 10 ninuteA
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Bufsl0-Buffslo. 10; Baltimore. .
At Toronto Toronto. 3; Providence, I
At Monueal-Jersey Gifts. ;; Montreal. ?.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20

The Aloysius champions win meet a
picked team from the Capital City League
this evening on the grounds at First and
II streets northeast. the game 70 be
called at $50 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20

First base by errors - Washington. J.:
Chicago, .. Left on bases-Chicago, s:
Washington, g. First base on balls-Om
Oberlin, /. of TomplIin. >: eff Landlord.
- Struck out-By Landlord. I: by White.
4 Two-5ase hits ~ Delehanty. Donohue.
Davis. Dougherty, r. Jones Sacrifice hits
-ls5eil, Altizer. Clymer Dougherty, Hahn.
White. Stolen base - DOnohue Double
play-hIart to TannehiH Hit by pitcher
BY Landlord, ]. Empires -Messrs. Evans
ana OLoughlin. Time of game hours.
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Lynchbure shuts Out Norfolk.

halItIlts-Nd dlAtl ND hyani Hobbs and Cow
Umpire-Mr Handiboe
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
PIRATES ARE sMOTHERED.
Bean Eaters Pound Out Thirteen
Hits and Ten Runs

Boston, Aug. l9.-The home team over
Whelmed Pittsburg to-day winning by 70
to 5. PiJsburg put in two pitchers in an
effort TO stay the batting streak OF the
Boston team. but without avail. Score.