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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18

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TO-DAY's GAMES
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
sTANnING OF ~ TEANls.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.

Boston. July 4-The Nationals were
able to score only one run in the two
games here to-day, losing in the morning
by g to / and being shut out in the after
noon TO the tune Of to o.
In the opening game Ralph Glaze
pitched great bali for the McGuires. and
would have blanked the visitors but for
a home-run drive to right center by
Clymer in the first inning.
Il the afternoon Pruitt was a complete
puzzle TO seven of the visitors. Clymer
and Hickman being the only ones who
could do anything with his shoots and
curves. Clymer poked out four successive
singles. and Hickman got a single and a
double ont Of four trips to the plate.
While Boston had the game safe at all
stages after the first inning, the Pill
grims were lucky, in a large measure. in
being able TO score a shut-out. With
Clymer on third Anderson laced a long
fly TO left. which Barrett caught after a
long run, and. without attempting to
steady himself. beaved it true to the
plate, tagging Clymer by inches. It was
the prettiest fielding play Of the day.
After that the Nationals never had a
chance, as Pruitt was primed and re-
ceived excellent support, while Graham
was hit rather freely. especially when the
bases were loaded.
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SEATTLE BALL TEAM HERE
Pacific Coast Champions Are on {
Long Tour.
In Washington to Meet Fast Western
Then GO To jamestown.

The Seattle High School baseball team.
the first iuterscholastic athletic aggrega-
tion TO make a transcontinental trip ar
rived in Washington yesterday afternoon.
and viii remain here until sunday. play
ing the champion Western High School
team at National Park Saturday after
noon
The party is composed Of fourteen
players in charge OF Manager Stewart.
and the trip ends al jamestown. Since
leaving Seattle. the team has played iu
nearly an Of the larger cities along the
route, and has made a most envlable rec
ord winning nearly all Of the games. sew
eral Of which have been with teams COM
posed Of picked college stars.
The Seattle High School is considered
the leading athletic school of the Pacific
Coast. and after the football team de-
feated the Chicago champions. last fall.
the business men Of the team decided
in case the baseball team should be strong
enough o. send it Eastward. In the home
games the team made "A clean sweep. and
about month ago started on the long
trip 20 jamestown.
The team has been somewhat handi-
capped along the line by rain. and has
had "a couple of players slightly injured.
but the outfit gave a good exhibition in
its game at Philadelphia. and is especially
anxious 10 down Western as the local
school has set up a claim TO the inter-high
school title Of the South
The visitors are making their headquar-
ters at the Kappa Sigma Fraternity
house on II street
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FREEMAN'S AVERAGE IS $40.
Player Who Is Slated for the Ma
tiOnaIs Has Good Record.

Jerry Freeman, who is to come here
to play first base. is hitting at a great
clip for Minneapolis. his record thus
far in the American Association being
SO.
When 1t was announced a couple Of
weeks ago that Freeman was to come
here Cantillon expected to be able to
land the player before the first Of Au-
gust. At that time Minneapolis was
at the top of the heap in the American
Association. but since that time the club
has slumped and IS now in third place.
As there is every indication that from
now on the race viii be close. It Is un-
likely that Minneapolis will allow Free
man to go until after the season ends.
Despite the fact that he is considered
one Of the best ball players on the cir
cult. there is nothing remarkable in the
batting record of Shipke the Des
Moines third baseman. who has been
ordered to join the Nationals at Chi
cago His average for ffty-fve games
is .179.
Cantillons idea in bringing Shipke
here is in order that he may be used
either at second base or shortstop, but if
figures are TO be relied upon it is diff
cult To see how such a man would bene-
fit the Nationals. as AltiZer and Perrine
have better batting record than .179
in the American League. However. ex-
perts who have seen Shipke in action
declare that he would make good in
fast company. and CantillOn is willing
to take the chance, figuring that moth
ing viii be lost in case the Westerner
fails to make good. while, if he should
prove fast enough. the Nationals viii
be greatly strengthened in one of the
two positions which are at present con-
sidered the weakest on the team.
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Earned r1ns-Nir-h, O. tirs', & Left on bases
Ninth. d. First. H. First base on tsIls-Of Barry.
s. Of Bas=r a litrlfed T. Innings pitched
By BaUv g. Iy Lrchdr'd. 9 Hits maie-Of
Barry. Z of LtcAfeld l. Stulck out-By Barry 4,
by Balser g. 'r LtrHfsld O. Tro-hase htz-Colc-
nan. Tuner. tlars t2', Hcuer. Matitt. Wheeler.
Sacrifice hifs-Harris CiaTk Hamaun Turner .Zf.
Stolen ha-es-Evns. Hlmsm o. Bro1me. johnson.
Harris ~. Moiltf. Double play-Rouutree 20
Clements. Wild uitcie~-Bauy. Ltchfed Passed
ball-Kerper Umpirg-Mr. Holman. Time Of game
. hours
In the morning game First defeated
Ninth by ninth inning rally which net
ted three runs. the final score being & TO
/. T. Quigley allowed the losers only three
hits.
RH +.
Ninth.................. 0 @ 1000 O. 4
First.-.-.........-..... 2 0 0 0 0 2-3 4
Batoies-Thmrson and M0relaud Quigey and
Robertson.
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EASTERN BUDS ARE WINNERS.
six Runs in First Inning Prove Too
Much for Empires.

The Eastern Buds defeated the East
ern Empires at National Park yester-
day, S to 9.
Several sensational catches. good
base running, and remarkable sliding
to the bases marked the work of the
losing team. Lancaster ran out 90 cen
ter field and pulled down a Texas
Lacquer. Cook played well at second
base, and Gibson caught two difficult
flies out In the center garden.
"Cy' Young. the premier box artist
of the colored team, ascended the
mound in the sixth inning. and from
that tine to the end of the game the
Buds were powerless before his MASTER
~ delivery.
Joe Cans team will play the En-
pires here Thursday afternoon. The
The Washington herald., 1907-07-05
FIRST LANDS TWO GAMES.
Close Finishes Defeat Ninth in sun
day school League.

First and Ninth. or the Sunday School
League. put up an exciting extra inning
contest in the second game Of the dou-
bleheader yesterday. at Thirteenth and
d streets northeast, First winning in the
eleventh. on q base on balls. steal. and
a hit
Balser and Barry were the opposing
twirlers, and each was touched up lively
at times Barry gave way to LitChheld
after the ninth round, and the latter held
Ninth 90 one hit
The batting on both sides was heavy.
seven doubles and thirteen singles being
cracked out Coleman carried off the
sticking honors with four hits out Of six
trims The ernrn-
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HYATTSVILLE, 5: BRENTWOOD, 3
Winner Now Within One Game of Ty-
ing Suburban Leaders,

Hyattsville July "A large crowd
saw Brentwood defeated by HyattsvilIe
here to-day. TO 8. Saunders, for
Brentwood. struck out twelve men, yet
allowed nine hits. Hyattsville played
"inside" ball and the visitors could not
hit Gallagher at opportune times.
With a lead of three runs against
them. Brentwood tied the score in the
fourth inning by errors Of Gait. a
couple of stolen bases. and two hits.
The playing of Handiboe A. Leakin,
and Mangum for Hyattsvilie, and the
pitching of Gallagher. who allowed but
three hits, We're features.
Hyattsville is now within one game
Of tying Brentwood, the leaders, for
first place. The latter has won nine
and lost five games, while HyattsviHe
has won eight and lost six games. The
score;
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
81. stephens Downs the Columbia
Athletic Club by Score of to 3.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

ToTiay's game-St Stephens Institute vs. Alloy
sius. First and NJ streets northeast, at 6.l5.
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PIRATES TAKE BOTH.
Superior Stick work Responsible for
DOublc-headcr Victory.

Pittsburg. July 4-Pittsburg took
two games from the st. Louis aggrega-
tion at Exposition Park to-day by SUI
peTiOr hitting.
The morning contest. with Leever
and Lush as the contending slab artists.
was all played in the third inning.
when Pittsburg managed to land four
runs.
The afternoon game resulted in a
Pirate victory by the score of 10 5.
Both contests we're marked by rather
ragged fielding by both teams. and
both games were very slow. The scores:
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Home run-Clymer Hits-Of Smith, s
in seven innings. Left on bases-Boston. q;
Washington. !. Bases on balls-Of Smith
I; off Glaze, > Struck out-By Glaze. .;
by Smith, 1. Wild pitches-Smith, g. Um-
pire-Mr. Sheridan Time Of game-l hour
and 80 minutes. Attendance. 5.l00.
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DRIVE WADDELL OUT
New YOrkS Have No Diff
Guilty in Taking Second.
BENDER INVINCIBLE IN FIRST
Huge Crowd sees Two Games on
HiGhlnnders' Park, which Result
in Even Break-SiX Runs scored on
"Rube" I'm Third Inning on six
Hits-Bartiey Relieves Him.

New York, July A crowd which pack
ed the stands and hemmed in the players
in the field saw the New Yorks break
even with the Athletics IN two games this
afternoon. Bender was invincible in the
first game. while Newton held the visit
ors safe in the second. Waddell was
knocked out Of the box The scores:
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Rnci.riIIe Defeated Twice.

WINCHESTER. Va. July 4.-The strong
Rockville Md baseball team y'ent
down in defeat to-day before the u Vim
chesterians. in a morning and afher-
noon game. the first being by IL tb O.
ana the second game S 10 ? Sinner And
CaEtwel pitched for Winchester, 4 nd
Whiting and Tavlor were in the box foi
Rockville Sinners excellent pitchiAle
was the feature of the morning game
and CantwelIs home run this afternodr
won general applause.
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PLAY THIRTY-INNING GAME.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Cleveland. Ohio. July A new worlds
record was established to-day, when the
Brooklyn A C's and the East End All
Stars played a tIirty-inning game at
Rrookside Park. the score being 4 to l in
favor of the Bro0ilyns.
Pitcher Leroy wen his own game by
pounding out a homer in the, thirtieth in
ming. after two men had walked.
Leroy allowed only one hit in eighteen
innings. famed twenty-one men, and
made a homer. two triples. and, a single
i'm five times at bat Each first Raseman
had twenty-four put-outs and theN brook
lyn catcher had thirty put-outs apd the
Stars backstop twenty-nine.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

At the Wineyiew Ciab yesterday the
Pabst team defeated the Anheuser-B Busch
nine by 1S to ..
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UNABLE TO HIT BARTLETT.
st. EiiInbeth's Pitcher Fans Ten
BrookIand Methodist Bntters.

Bartlett famed ton OF the eighteen
men who faced him az St. Elizabeths yes
terday afternoon. and the hospital team
defeated the Br0okland Methodists by 2
to !. Owing TO the late arrival of the
visitors. the game was called in The Gfth.
The score
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DETROIT GETS A PAIR.
st. Louis Loses Second Owing to
Lucky Hits on Ground Rules.

Detroit. July 4-Detroit won the
pair, the first by more opportune hit
ting in pinches. and the second by a
game fight, coming from behind, and
being aided by two lucky baggers
which were made so by the ground
rules.
Killian's pitching saved the second
game after Siever had been derricked.
and Deneen weakened toward the end
Of the second.
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AFTERNOON GAME.
0 0 0 / 0 0 0 0 0 l
2 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 o.

Earned rnz-Clerelard. L, Chicago s. First base
by grrlrz- Cleveland. Q. Chicago. g Lsft on bases
CleTeIaud. g. Chicago g. FIRST base on balls-ot
Thelman. l. Struck out-By Thieman G, hy walsh.
g. Tao-base htz-Laiaie Hiachmau. Sacrifice hits
-Stysl Walsh Stolen bases Hahn. D0ugherty
o.. Don0hus Double rlays-Laioie 90 StoYall, Robe
% Dauohac Wild pitch -Thielmau. i'mUiIes-
Mcssrs OL0ugh.in and Evans. Time Of game-l
hour and IS minutes Attendance u75l
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base by cTorz-St. Elizabeth l. Nethrdists @
Left on bases st. Elizabeth. 3. Neth7dz-s & First
base on halls-Of Bartlett. J. srlck oat-By Bart
lett 20. by Keller. l. Two base hit-Harrigan. Sac
ridCe hit-I0nes Stolen bases-Chinu zl llathies1n.
5, Hyde, Pcrrgo ~. Passed tali-AlathiS1n TIM
pire-Nr. King. Tine of rme-l hour
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CUBS DOWN REDS TWICE.
Luck with Brown in First, and
overall II strong in second.

Chicago. July 4-The Cubs celebrated
JgIy 3 by taking both games from the
Reds. who fought gamely. but could not
bat. and made only one run all day. In
the morning game all the luck broke with
Brown. while Halls passes and a few
hits were mingled AT proper times.
The Reds could do little with Overall in
the afternoon game. although they fur
ried him a little in the final inning. Two
two-baggers were main factors in Chi
cag0's five runs
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TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Not Scheduled.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.

New York July 1.-The Bro0klyns shut
ont the New YorBs this morning in a
tweive-inning game, and were beaten in
the afternoon. Il was New Yorks first
victory over Brooklyn in a long while.
Going back to the last series, the Brook
lyns won five straight from the McGraw-
ties. The scores:
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80 nrenI. nt Irnchhnrr.

Special 90 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va, July 4.-Lyncfburg
and DanvilIe broke even to-day. the
home team winning in the morning
and the visitors in the afternoon. The
champions won on excellent work by
Murray i'm the box. aided by Fetzers
three errors in the third Oakley was
knocked out of the box in the third in
ns1g lSis afternoon after six runs were
scored. but Fckstope stopped the scor-
ing. The feature of the day was the
work of Rhoades a new man. who
PLAYED second TOR Lynchburg. he accept
ing sixteen chances. most of which
were brilliantly handled. Morning
score.
RHE.
Iyual.burr. .............. 0l 0 0 O y-4 ?
DanvilIs s................ o-2
Batteries - Murray aud Bentley; Lavnder and
RYAN Attendance. 50e
Afternoon score:
RHE.
Tvrehburr ....,.....-.. eo0O OOoOI O-l : 5
Danville e.....-.......... l - Z 1
Ratfsries-Oakley. Eckstone. and Bentley, Walker
ard Ryan. Attendance, eco
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MORNING GAME

Earned uus-Detroit, &; ST. Louis, 2 First base
by crrors-Dotr1it. J. Left on bascs-Detrait 8.
ST. Louis. g. First base on haIs-Of Eubanb. ].
Off Petty l. Struck out-By Euhank, 2, by Petty. p
ThIcehasa hits-B0ssman ~. Cobb Crawford Ep-
bank, l. Jones. Ycsgsr. Two-basa hit-HartzeI Sac
rifce hit-CuugEliu Double plaEs-Schaefer @
OIearv 10 RC-sman; OLeary 90 RCsSuau, I'm
pire-Alr Connolly Time Of Came-2 hours At
tsrd7ura--s s7J
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AFTERNOON GAME.

First base bv erarE-New York. 3, BrHakvn. J.
Ia.t 0u ba-as-B-11kiyu g. New YORK. firs, base
ca ba'ls-Of Wiire. p OF Bell T. Struck CUr-By
Wilfz s. by Bell. g. TAfee-hase Ait-Alperm8n.
Tul. base hits-Deriin shannon seymour Sacrifice
l.e-Br0vne .z.. DsTlin. Stolen bsSas-Dt7li8. Dab
BEN. Jmuires -Nssys. Rigler and Klein. Time o.
Esua-l hour and % miuutss. At,eudance-lsg15
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Left on bases-Boston, .. Washington.
g. First base on balls-Of Pruitt. 2: off
Graham. J. Struck out-By Pruitt. /: by
Graham, f. Home run-Ferris. Two-base
hits--Unglaub. CTigeT, Hickman. Sacrifice
hits-Sullivau. Barrett, Knight. Dele
hanty Stolen bases-Clymer. Double
plays-Barrett to Criger; Ferris to ing
laub. Hit by pitCheT-By Pruitt. Umpire
Mr.. Sheridan. Time Of game-1 hour
and 35 minutes. Attendance-S.2L
In the first inning Of the first game ely
mer, the first man up. laced out a clean
home run to right center. The former Pi-
rate was over the plate before the ball
was returned from the field, but this ended
Washington's scoring for the day. for al
though the visitors several times seemed
likely to tally. the side was retired before
the runner could complete the circuit.
Charley Smith was selected by CantiHon
10 do the pitching, but he was touched up
rather freely, eight hits being made off
his delivery. three Of which were by Fer
Tis and two by Congalton.
Ralph Glaze pitched fine ball for Boston
in the morning game. In seven Of the
nine innings only three Of the Nationals
went to bat. The Bostons got one run in
the second inning on a single by Ferris
and a double by Shaw In the fifth Bos-
ton cinched the game. Congalton singled
past Altizer, Grmshaw hunted safely.
Barrett sacrificed the runners along a
base. Knight fled out TO Jones and Con-
galton scored. Ferris brought Grimshaw
home with a hit to right
The Washington herald., 1907-07-05

First base BY en0rs-EmpiTcs. 5; Buds. 8 Lef
on bases-EmpiTcs, 10 Buds z. First base on balls
OF Walker, /; of Thomas, s. Innings pitched-By
Thomas 6; by Young 3 Hits made-OH Thomas.
c. off Young. q Struck out-By Walker. &: by
Thomas 6, by Young. 1 Home um-llagrudey.
TWo-bass hts-StCne ~. Thomas, CariCk. Garner
Walker Sacrifice hit-Straughtcr. Stolen basas-
McCann. Conway Conner, Smith, Cock, Magruder
Double piavs-McCaun % Lorney 10 Carrick. Hit by
uitchsr-By Walker ! by Thomas, L Passed balls
Hamilton. ?. jackson. Umpre-lr. hen. lime
Of game hours
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

FIRST GAMES.
A. Mcmuhis-SlrereI r. 8. Memphis L
At New ofeans-Little Rock. Q; New orleans. l.
Ar Birmingham birmingham : Nashville 3
At Atlauta-Atauta. s, Montgomery T.
SECOND GAMES.
AZ Birmingham Birmingham s.. Nashville g.
At At.anra-AIantl. s.. Montgomery, O.
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Rrcnks Weight Record.

Boston. July 4-DennIs Mahoney, of
this city. made new worlds record in
the throwing Of the 56-pound weight at
the annual professional athletic meet of
the Clan-na-Gael. held at Oak Island
to-day Mahoney sent the weight 10 feet
inches
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First base on Brentwood. 3; Hyattsyifle, 4
Leis on bases-Brentwuod. >; Hyattsville g. Firs,
base on balls-Off Saunders. J; of Gallagher l.
struck out-By saunders p; by Gallagher. T. Two
base hits-Alancum Guide Sacrifce hts-Gallagher
Brauner. Stolen bases smith Handiboe, q. Lea.
in. Hit by pitcher-AIsf gum. Passed bali-Dar
nall Umpife-Mr. Rose Time of game-l hour and
8 minutes.
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'Batted for Wshler In last inning
'Bur5ett out; hit by batted ball
81 Stephens Ins.....,,..... 2 0 0 0 l -
{. A. A.C.....-..................l 0 0 0 ! l-3
First base by errors-C A. C., 2; ST. Stephens 2
Left on boses-C A. C.. 6, ST. Stephens. g. First
base on talls-Of Clark. /; of Waller Struck
ont By Clark 3; By Waller Thrce-base hit
King Two-base hits-Hook Mccormick Sacrifice
hits-LaT Stolen hases-Tavlur. Heinrich Kerr
Clark, Kraft, Bradley Dube plays Bahsou 70
smith 20 Sabins; TAYLOR 20 smith Umpire-Alr
Parsons Time q game-l hour and p minutes
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InnrcI. 81 Rrrrrrn. @.
to Tie Washington Herald.

oIlOlLII % IIt " III-I0U ItIIII-
Laurel. Nd, July 4.-The Laurel base
oall club of the Suburban League, de-
feated Berwyn here to-day to 6. Kin
ney. pitching for the winners, allowed
five hits. while McGregor and Brown
for Berwyn allowed seven hits. Both
teams fielded indiGerently. The score:
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TANDING or TIE TEAMS
ERRORS GIVE ROANOKE ONE.
Second Game at Richmond Is Taken by
the Home Team.

tue nome Team.
Special % The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. July MANY errors
by the Colts gave this mornings game
% Roanoke by a score Of . to o. o.
COman's passed ball an error by Long
and Reeve. gave the visitors four runs
in-the first two innings. After that
Richmond never had q chance. Neither
Long nor Eernuelle was hard hit
CarJeTs superb tWiTiinE won the af-
ternoon game from Roanoke by a score
Of 20 The game was marked ~
good fielding on both sides Getug.
Richmonds new third baseman. made
three hits. scoring three runs. Shaf-
fer's squeeze play Won the other one.
Clarke kicked on several decisions Of
Umpire Hofner, and played the game
under protest
Morning score:
R.HE.
RichmouI............. 0 0 0 O 0 O % 6
R-ar0se............... Q o o e-5 4 /
Batteriss-Loug and Cowan, Velngsle and Hinton
Afternoon score.
RH.E.
Rchm1ud............. 1 oil x- /
Rosu1E=....-.......... @ 0 ] O.. 0 o o. 2 ;
Bat-eriez-Cartar. Howard and Walsh; vernueils
and Hinton
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eBatted for Jones in ninth. fBatted for
Perrine I'm ninth. ;Batted for Smith in
eighth.
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AFTERNOON CAME.

Earned Philadelphia, p First base by errors-
Boston !: Philadelphia. 2 Left on bases-Phliadel-
rhia; 6; Boston T. First base ou bails-ph Sparks
/ Struck 0ut-By LiEdamau. /; by Sparks 1. Three
base lit-Kushe. Twobase hits-Nagee i-'- Saerl-
fee hit-Bate=. Double plays-Jacklitscl 70 knale.
Mage to Doolin % Jacklitsch. Umpire-Alr Ems-
he Time Of game-l hour and % minutes. Attend
arce-12 30
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GET ONLY ONE RUN
Boston Takes Two Games
from the Nationals.
COULDN'T HIT GLAZE OR PRUITT

CIymer Makes Only Washington Run
I'm First Inning of Morning Game.
Home Pitchers Held Nationals Safe.
Pilgrims Took Liberties with the
Curves of Graham and Smith,
The Washington herald., 1907-07-05
PHILLIES EAT UP BOSTON.
Get Away with Both Games bei"re
Reeord-smaShing Crowds.

Philadelphia. July 4.-Philadelphla
won both games from Boston in two Of
the finest exhibitions Of baseball play
ing seen on the local league grounds in
years. The attendance at the hrst
game was the largest that ever turned
out in the morning