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OFFICER ANDERSON, PLEASE.
Honest John to Become a Real PO-
lfcemgn at Worcester.
c.,o-l.l .. II. u.-ts-.-t., tro--fa

Nt'Nte4 ~ AEl@ N"0tAttibh5A tANAois
Worcester. Mass. Sept 3.-The secret
Of why Long John Anderson qUit the
Washington club and baseball forever. a
few weeks ago. came out to-day, when
Civil Service Commissioner Connor re-
ceived from the former player an applica-
ton for examination blanks preparatory
10 becoming full-hedged cop.
Anderson does not care to ever shine on
the diamond again. but wants to shine re-
splendent in brass buttons and helmet
He says he does not worry any about
passing the physical and mental examina-
tions.
The examination will be held October
10. No more of the simple life for Ander-
son. He is heartily sick of it.
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VIRGINIA MAID IN FRONT.
FavOrite Lands First Money at the
Jamestown Track.


Norfolk, Va. Sept 3-Virglnia Maid
was the favorite in the betting at the
jamestown track to-day. Betting was
spirited
C..scowilla was scratched in the second
race and Fighting Girl and Rob Roy in
the third Summaries.
FIRST RACE-six fmlanrs: two-yearolds. sell
ing. Virginia Maid, los lKeysl. TO l. won; Bayou
Lark, IL ID. Riley. out 10 show second: Silver
Brook. 100 II. Rle5l cut to show, third Tine,
ils Is Virginia lane also ran
SECOND BACE-SK fgYougs; three-yea--olds and
upward; sehng SoTcl Top L2 ID Riley I % 3
won; CummuHipaw, i05 tkuhn) cut 20 show sec
ond. Water CourSe 10 KEYS, out % show, third
Time lis Only three starters
THIRD RACE-One aud One-eiyhth miles: four
year-0lds; selling. Bel the Cat lo2 CHeTermanl.
TO 4, won. Tom lawson. l0s Gordon. TO 5. sec
Ond; Quiet Tip lo2 tRicel cut 70 saos. third
Time. l56. Monterey also ran
FOURTH RACE-Six ful0ngs; three-year-olds
and upward; selling. BeHyman. los lGordoDl ! 20
g. won; Melting l95 CWicks even. second: Our
Ethel, ld5 tDiggsN, out 70 show. third. Time
II6 25 The Student also ran.
FIFTH RACE-0ne mile: for mares three years
old and upward: selling Broadway Girl lis ASH
even. won; Theod0cia. 81 Cooks. out 70 show sec
ond Spendthrift. los lWicksl. out 10 show, third.
Time. l:i3. Only three starters
SIXTH RACE-Oue and one-sixteenth miles
three-yeaT-olds and upward selling AlgGa, %
Riley, eTpn. won; J. z. MaybeTy, los Rice, out
to show. second; Bessie Wynn g (Wicks out TO
show, third. Time, 1:4s Is Woodside also Tsn.
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october S. 1907. Remember the date.
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PENNS FOOTBALL BEGINS.
Candidates for Team start Practice
at Cape May Point.

Cape May Point. Sept. 3.-The foot
ball candidates Of the University of
Pennsylvania football team started
training here to-day for the long
schedule of games which they must
play this season.
DR.. Carl S Williams viii have com
plete charge Of the team in the capacity
of advisory coach, and Bob Torrey.
PENIS famous AI-American center.
viii join the team as head coach as
soon as possible
The men will train twice a day, and
the SQUAD viii be under the leadership
of Boo Folwen.
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Shrabb Won Three Long Races

New York, Sept. 9.-Aifred Shrubb.
the great English professional distance
~unner, was the great attraction at tbs
annual games OF the New York Gale
donian Club, held at Maspeth yesterday.
Shrubb scored a triple win. for. with
out turning a hair, he romped away
with the one. three, and five mile
events. In the last event he gave a
zeal exhibition of what he can do, for
he beat Bob Hallen, one OF the best
American professionals, by nearly two
laps
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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
sheepshead Bay.

FIRST RACE-Selling: stocplechase: about two
and one-haf miles.
Iinunia anp Ia pau-ita 10
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October s. 1907. Remember the date.
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, Flying Handicap; SIX fur
FOURTH RACE-The Fly

FIFTH RACE-seiling; one aud threefo1rths
miles on tun
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The Leading Lady Sold for $4,000.

Boston, Sept. 3.-The two-year-old
FLY, The Leading Lady, whose record is
2:17, and which won the American Horse
Breeders Futuvity for foals Of 1905. has
been sold by Benjamin Pope, of Con-
cord. to A. 3. Coe. Of Paoli. Pa. for
$4,000. The flIy has been shipped 20
Lakewood, n J.
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Totals ....... snt2s 5 >


'Batted Ter Owen in seventh.
fBatted fer Patterson IN eighth.
fn.l..-I..-.l.. l. u..L L. i.-a..E.....-..
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Hngerstown Is whitewashed.

oIieclaI % TIC washington HeTaId-
Winchester, Va, Sept. 3.--Winchester
whitewashed Hagerstown at Reservoir
Park this afternoon, TO 0. Sinner
pitched great ball FOR the locals. allow
ing but five scattered hits. besides do
ing good work with the stick. Buster
Brown led the locals in batting, getting
a single, a double, and a home run out
of four times up. Lee was batted hard.
Winchester, Sinner and
Luhn; Hagerstown, Lee and Feaster.
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Earned mus-St Louis l. Left on bases-Cleve-
land. 5; St Louis. :. First base on baus-Or
Thielman ;. of Dineen l. Struck out-By Thicl-
man. 8; by Dineen. i. Three-bSse hit-Dineon. Two
base hit-Clarke Sacrifice hits-Bradley. Tnielman
HemphliL stolen hases-Thiclman, Jones. Double
plays-Turner 20 Lajoie 10 Sf0Eall Stone 10 Niles
Hit by pitcher-Niles and Pickering Wild pitch
fhielm2n. Passed balls-Clnk. p Cmpire-Nr
Connolly. Time Of game-I hour and 81 minutes
Attendance-a&7
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
Chicago at Sc. LouIs,
Cincinnati at PittsburE.
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
STANDING OF TEE TEAMS.
GIANTS WIN OPENER.
But Lose the Second Contest to the
Trolley Dodgers.

New York. Sept. S.-Seymour. Bresna-
han, and McGann figured in the hitting
in the first game for New York at the
Polo Grounds to-day A wild pitch by
Mathewson in the first inning gave the
only run Of the second game to Brook
lyn. Scores:
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First base by euOTs-Detrot /. Left on bases
Chicago. s; Detroit 3 First base on bas-Of
Owen. /; OF Mul-n. p StucS out-By White. 5:
by SieFer, .; by Mullin J. Home rln-Cobb. Three
base hits-Rossman. Sullivan. Two-base hits
Downs, Dougherty (2l. Sacrifice hits-Coughlin
t2l. Downs Double play-SieveT 20 Downs to
Rossman. UmpiTes-MossTs Evans ana Hurst. Time
Of game-l hour and 50 minutes. Attendance, 6.S00
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-K insas City, g; St Paul. l.
At MilWaukee--Alil aukee .: Minneapolis l.
AT Indianap0lis- 'ITSt game-Indianapoiis ?.
Louisville, l. seconC indianapolis 0; Louis
vile, =
At Toledo-FiTst sane-Toledo, 0; Columbus. Il.
second gsme-Toledo, ;. Columbcs l.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Al Baltmore- Baltimore, 3; Jersey CITY, 70.
At PrUTdeucs-Firs game-providence 8. New
sTk, Q. Second g1mc-PToUdence. &: Newark .
At Bufalo-First ssme-Butfaio. 2; Montreal l
Second game-Bufalo, A. Montreal ].
At R0chester-First eame-R Rochester, 4; Toronto.
To- Second game-ROchester ,: Toronto 2
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IECOND GAME

First base by errors-New Yrok /: Boston, !
Left on bases-New York, 5; Boston. 3. First base
on balls-0h Neuer 3; of Pruitt, . Struck out
B. Neuer. {; by Pnlitt ). Three-hase hits-EIber-
field, Unglaub. TWo-base hits-Chase. PrJitt sac
TIice hit-Chase Stolen -Elberfeld, Chase
Thomas hit by pitcher-By Pruitt J. Passed ball
-Crger. Umpircs-Messrs Stafford and sheridan.
Time Of game-l hour and 20 minutes Atteudance-
5000
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Earned runs-Washington l; Phnadel.
phia, 6. First base by errors-Washingto
]; Philadelphia, g. Left on bases-Wash-
ingt0n. 4; Philadelphia, 4. Struck out-By
Waddell, 4 Three-base hits-Hartsel.
Shreck, Altizer. Two-base hits-Cross.
Milan. Sacrifice hits-Davis 60. Stolen
base-Delehanty. Wild pltch-OberIin.
Umpire-Mr. O'Loughlin. Time OF game
! hour. Attendance 1900
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FIRST GAAIE-

FlFst base by crT0rs-Bost0n. ]. Left on bases-
New York 3: Boston, g. First base on haHs-On
Hogg ): of Morgan, T. Struck out-By Hoeg 6;
by Morgan. 2. Two-base hit-ElbeIfeld Sacrifice
hits-Hogg, Sullivan, Uuglaub Stolen bases-Sio-
TlaTty, Shaw Double plays-Feuis 20 Wagner 70
Unglaubi Parent 10 Ferris 10 Wagner: Wagner 10
Ferris to Unglaub. Hit By pitchcr-By Hogg J.
Wild pitch-Hogg Umpires-M -Messrs Stafford and
Sheridan Time Of game hour and IS minutes.
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LIT on basts-St D0uls. = IhlcaR0. 8. flrst
base on bans-Of KargeT Struck out-By Kar-
ger, 3; by Overall. = Three-base hits-Holly Stein
feldt Overall. Two base hits-Schulte %. Sacrifice
hits-HofInan, Steinfeldt, Double play-Holly to
kcnetchy. Umpire-Afr EmsIie. Time Of game-I
hour and s5 minutes. Attendance. 500
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YEsTERpAY,s REsULTs.
TO-DAY's GAMES.

SANDING OF NJ TEAMs.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAY's RESULTS

Cincinnati, 4; PittsBurg, 2.
New York, ?; Brooklyn, o.
Brooklyn, I; New York, o.
Chicago, 3; st. Louis, o.
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DETROIT DOWNS SOX
Jennings Warriors Put a
Crimp in Chicago.
MULLIN NIPS BATTING RALLY
Siever Knocked on the Slab in the
Seventh When Six Hits and Six
RIMS Result-DOe White, owen,
Patterson, and AItrOck Take a
Hand In Effort to Land Game.

Chicago, Sept 3.-Detroit ran rings
around the White Sox to-day until the
seventh inning, then a desperate rally
resulted in six hits and six runs. knock
ing Siever of the slab. Mullin came in
and stopped the hitting. Score
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FIRST GAME.

first base oy orroFs-New YORK. ]. Brooklyn 2
Left on bases-New York c: Brooklyn g. First base
on bals-O6 Taylor, /; Of Strcklett. 2 Struck
out-By IayioF ?; hy Stricklctt. g. ThTeebsse hits
shannon Bresnahan. Sacrifice hit-Browne. I'm
pirc--AIr O'Day. Time Of game-l hour and IS min
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.Alse eHgible.


FIRST RACE-Twoyesr-olds; selling five fur
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CLEVELAND IS BLANKED.
Dineen's Drive in the Fifth Scores
St Louis Only Tally.

Cleveland. Sept. 3-St Louis, /; Cleve-
land, 0, was the tale OF the Maps undo
ing in their aspirations to-day. Big Bill
Dineen held the Clevelands safe at all
times, aided by dazzling work by Stone,
Niles. and Wallace, ThieIman was effec-
tive. but Birmingham let Dineen's drive
get around him in the fifth after Jones
had singled, the hit counting for triple
and the winning run scoring. Score:
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SECOND GAME

Totals .....
'Batted for Rrowne IN severti, i,r,i,r.
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IUIals ,-...-..,..-, % 7 10
"Hartsel out; hit by batted ball.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Holyoke-Holyoke, 5: New Haven. 2
Al Hartford-Hartford Z; Bridgeport .
At pringheld-Springheld, 6; New London, /
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Reyburn's Trotter's New Record.

Philadelphia, Sept Sd Bryan,
2:17h, the famous trotting horse OF
Mayor Reyburn, clipped two seconds
on of the worlds record yesterday at
Point Breeze, going two miles in 4:43
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At Utica-Utica. 0; Scranton. l.
A Syracuss-Troy game postponed. rain.
At Binghamton-Albany game postpO,sd, rain.
At Observation-Disclosures. 2; A, J. < e.. g.
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FAVORITES ALL WIN
Books Lose Heavily lyatSheeps-
head Bay Track.
MoNFORT TAKES THE FEATURE

Il. T. Wilson, Jr.'s, Entry, Backed
All the Way from s 10 Down TO
ThFee-year-oIds by "a Length from
Smiling Tom, an Added starter.
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First base on balls-0f Liefeld. /; of Ewing. /
Struck out-By Ewing. l. Two-base hits-Liefeld
Nealon. Sacrifice hits-Huggins. Abbey o. NeaIon
Kane q. Anderson. Double plsys-Huggins to Io-
bert 10 Camel; Mitchell TO Mclean Tmpires-
Messrs. Klein and Rigler. Time Of gaIne-I hour
and 20 minutes.
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First base by eTrors-BroCklyn. / Left on bases
New YORK. ); BROOKLYN, g First base on haIls-Of
Mathewsou, 2, OF PasfOTiOgs L Struck out-By
Mathewson, 2 by Pssto-ious, 3 Three-hass hit
Hummel StoTn base-scymour Wild pitch-Nfath-
eWson. Umpire-Mr. O'Dsy. Time Of eame-I hour.
Attendaucc-s.000
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At WilliamsDOrt-W WilliamsDort. ,: Johnstown,
At Harrisburg Harrisburg 3; Reading. /
At Wilmington Wilmington. 2. Trenton. 4.
AT LaDcaster-Lancsster, 2; Altoona, l.
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sIAIH hAChS-F our year-oads and upward non
winners since Nay Is; at fifteen pounds below the
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New York, Sept S-Six favorites were
victorious at sheepshead Bay to-day, and
the bOokmalers received a memorable
tri- 1h,
rs the Dolphin Stakes for
tn. e. IS at a mile and a furlong.
r. T. WAson, jr.s Monfort was made a
hot favorite, backed from s to down to
to 3. II. P. Whitney's Killaloe remained
steady at . while Dashaway receded
from 5 to ? TO 9 to .. William H. Dubois
added Smiling Tom, who was backed
from 20 to u and made 1t interesting
from start to finish. When the barrier
went up Knapp tried to get the rail with
Smiling Tom. but Dugan was up TO snuff
and took MOnfOrt 10 the front so fast
on the lower turn that he took the lead as
lie ran up the back stretch But Smiling
Tom, who had all kinds OF speed, hung
on gamely. Dugan came wide into the
home stretch and carried Smiling Tom
with him, 3 move that probably won the
race for the favorite for Knapp took up
and went in toward the rails at the final
furlong pole. Monfort winning in drive
by a scant length In l:57. Smiling Tom
had two lengths over KiIlaloe, with Dash
away half length back.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Purss; 81 100 sdded. for all ases:
sx fmlongs. Roseben IL tKnappA I u J. won
tirestone, 10 Sandy. 4 10 J. second King Cole
is tAiartini % to !, third Time. ia s. Inauis-
tor. Fireh7and, San AlTiso, Capt. Emerich, and
Ariadep also ran.
SECOND RACE-selling; $1,000 added. three
yeareids and upward; one mile Ton Dolan. l0l
iDugan), I 70 ? won. voorhees,. Ils (Doylel. 3 to 2
second. Time, 1:I125
THIRD RACE-The Partridge Handicap. 2OO
added; JhreeyeaTolds and upward; SIX furlngs
Johnnie Blake. III lNiooli, to S. won: Csstlewood.
l0I tNotteri 70 J. second; Dennis Stafford. u2
ihnappl. 70 !, third. Time. l:l3 45 John Mara
hing Cobalt, Joe Nealson. Creation, and Gentleman
als1 ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Dolphin Handicap; 500
added FOR thTee-yearolds; one and one-eighth miles
Nontort. Jos tDuganj. 10 s. won: Smiling Tom
lls Knapp. % 20 ]. second: killaloe los Notterl
70 2, third Tine, 81 Dashaway also ran
FlFTH RACE-HandicaD; purse. 81 go added; fer
three-year-olds ard upward; one and one-sizteenth
miles On turf. Welboume. IL iNotter) 10 2
won; Tony So1ero. 10 SANDY, / 20 / second
lord LcTat, 10 lBrusseln to l. third. Time. A.
Doily SPEAKER, Miss Crawford. Pulsus. StandoYer,
and Arimo also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Sellng; purse: SOOo added:
maiden two-yesf-5id fliiss SIX furiongs Dixon
Belle % SANDY, 70 2 won; Complete % Gar
neri. IS 70 /. second, sun Clean. q Dugan). 10
J. third TiEae, l56. Florence H. Miss Marjorie
Trash, Annoyance. Beiphoebe Pasquinade Caesars
Wife, Queen Of Hills. and Dorothy Queen ais5 ran.
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The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-Purse; $l,9o sdded; for all ages:
SIX fwiongs. Roseben IL tKnappA I u J. won
tirestone, 10 Sandy. to J. second: King Cole.
li5 Martini, % to !. third. Time ia s. Inquisi-
tor. FirehTand San AlEiso, Capt Emerich. and
Ariaipu aiSo raD
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Tewksbury Earned Three Seconds.

New York, Sept. 81 W. Tewks-
bury, the former Penn sprinter, was
second in three races here yesterday
Az Nash. the Indian. was third in
the half mile.
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CUBS WHITEWASH CARDINALS.
Bad Pitching by RarEer Gives Chi
cnxO the Victory

st. Louis, Sept, 2.-Chicago took the aft
ernOon's game from st. Louis owing to
bad pitching by Karger. during the first
fnlff. lnrlrre
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Nationals Put Up Poor Ex-
hibitiOn in Philadelphia.
DROP TWO TO THE ATHLETICS
OberIin Is Hammered Out of the Box
and Mcdonald Proves Poor SUBJ
stitute, While FaII<enburg Is the
Easiest Sort OF Picking in the
Second Contest-The Scores.


Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 3.-Washington
proved the easiest kind OF picking for
the Athletics to-day, winning both games
Of a double-header by Is to and TO /,
the second game lasting only FIVE in
nings. when an approaching STORM kindly
put stop TO an exhibition that was little
more than a farce
Oberlin started to pitch for Washing
ton in the first game, with Dygert on
the slab for the Athletics. The Athletics
started after Oberlin in the first inning,
scoring one run on HartseTs single, a
wild pitch. and two outs. In the second.
singles by Murphy and Cross and two
outs tellied another run, and in the third
two runs were scored on a base on balls
10 HaTtsel, Nichols scratch single, and
wild throw by Clymer In the third
Oberlin opened with single and. after
Milan flied out, Ganley doubled. Dele
hanty popped to Davis, Clymer walked.
hlllng the bases. O'Brien doubled 20 left
and three runs scored.
Mcdonald I'm Box.
The Athletics got sweet revenge in the
foHrth. Oldring doubled to left, Schreck
singled to right. and Dygert beat out an
infeld hit. Oldring scoring. Mcdonald
went in 10 p,sch for Washington, with
Warner to catch in place of Block. Hart
sci bunted, Nichols singled past second
and went 10 third on Clymer's tumble,
three runs coming in. Seybold singled to
left. scoring Nichols Davis singled over
second. Murphy singled to left, scoring
SeybOld. and went to second on Ganley's
throw to the plate. Cross walked Old
ring doubled to left, scoring Davis md
Murphy, and Oldring went to third on
O'Brien's wild throw to the plate Schreck
famed Dygert flied out.
In the fifth HaTtsel singled and ad-
vanced on Nichols sacrifice. Seybold sin
gled. Hartsel taking third. Davis fouled
10 Warner, who forgot Hartsel was on
third, and threw 10 second. Hartsel scor-
ing. The Athletics batted first in the
game and were forced to take their niae
innings. In the ninth they got a run on
Nichols hit to left for two bases a wild
throw. and Seybold's single.
In the seventh Milan was hit by a
pitched ball. Ganley sacrificed. and Milan
scored when Seybold dropped Delehanty's
ny. IN the eighth, singles by Smith and
Warner and McDonald's double netted
q run. Aiilan's single scored Warner, and
Mcdonald was nipped at the plate
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Norfolk, 2; Portsmouth. O.
Roanoke, o; Lynchburg, {
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Portsmouth at Norfolk.
LynchbUrg mt Roanoke.
Richmond at DanyiIIe.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
REDS DOWN THE PIRATES.
Ewing Figures Largely I'm Pork
towns Victory.

Pittsburg. Pa. Sept S.-Cincinnati won
from the Pittsburgs to-day in the seventh
inning. Both Leiield and Ewing were
batted hard. Score:
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Sioux City-First game-sioux City. 0; Lincoln.
Second game-SiOux City, S; Lincoln, Il.
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Strangers in Washington will find de-
sirable rooming and boarding houses ad-
VeTtised in The Herald
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Rain Cuts Game short.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Roanoke, Va, Sept 9.-Rain stopped the
game between the Highlanders and
Lynchburg at the beginning Of the fifth
inning. Score:
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Leaders Beat TaiIenders.
al to The Washington Herald.

Norfolk. Va, Sept S.-Norfolk again
beat Portsmouth to-day, to O. The game
was called in the seventh inning on ac-
count OF rain. Score:
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NEW YORK AND BOSTON DIVIDE
Highlanders Lose First on Errors
and Neuer Wins Second.

New York, Sept. s.--The New Yorks lost
the first game to-day on fielding mis-
plays, the Bostons doing sharp work in
the field. Hogg felled Parent with a
pitched ball that landed on the head
Neuer pitched well in the second game
and the locals won easily. Scores:
FIRST GAME
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Second Game.

Fortunately for the lovers Of good base
ball the second game went only five In
nings. the approach Of a thunder shower
giving Umpire O'Loughlin an excuse for
calling play after one hour Of about
as poor an exhibition Of the national
pastime as has been witnessed in this
city for long time. At the end OF the
farce, the score stood 3 TO l in favor of
the Athletics.
Washington obtained five hits of Wad-
dell, but the latter did not exert himself
TO prevent these. When he did he moved
the visitors down as he pleased, striking
out the side in the third after he had
walked Milan and advanced the runner
TO third on Wild throw to first. With
Two out in the fourth. Altlzer hit to
Left and when Hartsel allowed the ball
to go past him Altizer reached third,
scoring on Smiths single.
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October S, 1907. Remember the date.
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Earned runs-PhiladelDhia 5; Washing
ton, 4. First base by errors-Philadelphia.
s; Washington, 8 Left on bases-Phila-
delphiar 9; Washington, Z First base on
balls-Off Dygert. 1; off Oberlin, !; off
Mcdonald, 3. Hits made-On Oberlin, Z
Struck out-By Dygert, Z; by Mcdonald.
2 ThTee-base hit-Delehanty. Two-base
hits-o BTien, OIdring, Mcdonald. Sey-
bold, Milan. Sacrifice hits-Nichols %.
Seybold, Hartsel, Ganley. Stolen base
AltiZer- Hit by pitcher-MIan. Passed
ball-Block. Umpire-Mr OLoughlin.
Time Of game hours and Is minutes.
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PUBLIC LAND OF PANAMA. Rates at Which Acreage May Be Sc
 cured in the Republic.

washington, November 17.-(Special. .)- Consul J. c. Kellogg of Colon. states that all lands in the republic of Panama not owned by individuals are considered as public lands, and are therefore the property or the nation. He gives partic- ulars as to how they may be acquired:
 Public lands are granted for the es tablishment of national industries for public uses. for agricultural purposes and for the establishment of colonies when authorized by law All persons re siding on Panamanian territory enjoy the privilege of acquiring such lands as authorized by law, but foreigners whose native countries do not allow the same privileges shall not be permitted to ac- quire public lands.
 Public lands in the republic are sold on the gold basis at 30 cents per hectare t2ls aeres) for lands to be used as home steads, consisting of 90 acres or less. i per hectare for lands to be acquired Tor corporations for public utility pur poses; 30 cents per hectare for plots or land less than 100 hectares to be used Tor agricultural or Industrial pur- poses; % cents per hectare for plats of over 100 and less than 200 hectares. the price increasing at the rate of 5 cents per hectare for each additional 100 hec tares or fraction thereof.
 The maximum amount of land granted to any one individual can not exceed 20 hectares, or 90 acres. Lands granted to colonies authorized by law shall be grant ed at the same rate as above mentioned if granted to each coionist separately. but IT granted to an agent representing a company of colonists the rate shall be at VI per hectare; 5O per cent of the amount or the lands purchased must se paid at tune of the grant and the balance with in twelve months after said date. with interest at the rate of per cent per annum. Nonpayment of said amount within the twelve months stipulated an nuls the grant, and forfeiture is made of the amount already paid.
 Parties who may be interested in the laws and who desire further information thereon should apply to the administrator general of public llnds, Panama. repub- lie of Panama.