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The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
JOE TINKER THE HERO.
Followers of Cubs Go Fairly Wild over
Work of ShOrtStop.

chicago. H. Aug Zs--Joe Tinker Is the
diamond IDOL a. the West side these davs.
Day after day the fans JoyoUsly applaud
the appearance OF the Cub shortstop. and
every one expects. or al least asks. him
20 hit the ball over the fence" thar rhe
worlds champions may win the game
Wen nav the roote-s and fanatics mi
UmpE IN The brilliant and sensational play
Of Tinker. for IL has been the sho-tstop
cf the club who has kept the Cubs Il. rra
race due almost entirely 10 his great hit
ting Others OF the team have contrib
utsd their hit toward the general success
q The club. especially Johnny Eve-s.
who IS only a. notch behind Tinker in the
1rl--s1cy Of lhis play during the past
month
But ever since Tinker discarded his
heavy bat for q lighter one. q broom
stick he calls It. he has been the lead
ing slugger Of the club. and few. 4 any.
players IL the league have been hitting
at any faster clip
II vas about the middle OF july when
Tinker got 70. going. and he hasn't let
up since but he wants 10 stay in the
batting order just where Chance has kent
him all The time. down in seventh pIs.a
TIE manager moved him up one dsv ana
Joe coIl1nt even bulr for a sacrifice
and he quickly requested a shift hack %
his old station. where he is doing erssr
service -n bringing runs over the plate for
the champions
On July Is Tinker had the splendid hat
ting average Of -1ss- The next dzv ha got
TWO hits, and that started hin
Best q al IS the tiueli-sss OF Ti7sar's
sticEwork Whenever a runner gets on
base Joe can almost be depended O., 70
orlng hin home He has hit safeIv
1icety-tl-es times % date. forty Of --osa
hits coming in the last rvre1-v-7=ua
games He has brought over the home
plate on base hits total OF sftv runs
and N addition has crossed i himself
with forty-ore more He IS leading the
CLUB with extra-base hits. having sixteen
doubles nine triples. and four home runs
Not only in his hitting has Tinker Won
the affection Of the fans but in his field
ing as well He has played brilliant
spectacular BAH IN the short heId ali sea
son with the exception Of the first month
Then il was that The prediction was free
" made that he would not be with rha
club IN 1913. Is he was slowing I'D faster
than any other member OF the team
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
MCLEOD GOLF CHAMPION.
Defeats Willie smith, of Mexico, in
the PIay-of,

Hamilton. Mass. August 29.-"Fred''
Mcleod. a native Of North Berwick. Eng
land. but now with the Midlothian Club.
Chicago. won the fourteenth open cham
pionship Of the United States Golf As
soc-ation at the links Of the 8Iyopia
Hunt Club to-day by defeating Willie"
Smith, Of Mexico. in their eighteen-hole
play-o6 OF yesterdays tie BY the score
OF 4 20 s. The men were tied al 90
at the close of the regular seventy-two-
hole contest yesterday
Smiths wi.dress from the tees cost
him the championship. while 8IcLeods s
putting was somewhat erratic
Mcleod receives 500 and smith $50 as
first and second prizes. respectively.
The match continued very close and
interesting Up 70 the fourteenth hole.
which Mcleod won as a result OF Smiths
wild driving The fifteenth went 10 Nc
Le0d by reason OF Smiths topping his
drive and the sixteenth by Smiths wild
shot into the rough. The seventh was
halved in = and Mcleod took the last
hole 70 3. giving him a lead for the
eighteen holes of SIX strokes. The cards
were a. follows.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
HUNT CLUB MEETING ENDS.
Large Crowd sees Closing Races AT
the PimIico Track

Baltimore. Aug 2s-The last daz OF
the Hunt Club meeting wound up this
afternoon The warm sunny weather
brought out & big crowd. Summaries
FIRST RACE-Sx fz-i---s Tskarf-a. II Nc
Ca1s.. % 3 wcl- Cunning 70 lDslahy1. : %
sec11d- Se--1-ia. -a9 rWalksr y % = rhi-5 T1--s
is - Oxford Belle. Hammond las and Ders
TINS also raI.
SECOND RACE-Five fz-louzs Belle af he Bs-.
Y Walker. ! 70 9. wr1. Ar-c--la6c. 10 IT--.A
nan. % l. ssc1-d- New Yslr. - IRass-F S r
third Tine l55 25- Hss- Slea. Green Li-1r D1-
@ Oss--sse. C1-sl- Kate. p-ss5e-- 1fo-r5e Bal
lot Box. and GAY Grlselle also "a
THIRD RACE-S-s1 rleclzse- two niles Be-S
y Savage. ? 70 g Won Gz-re-ua-- L6 DAVID
so11- s-en. ssc--d Rve Boy. IA GT--r1b1rEa1- %
l. third Tine. 40 Bessie Kisa- also rs--
FOURTH RACE-Oue ard o-e-szxtes--h niles
Jubilee. 1o5 CDslzH-l- % s. Won Pro5t. 10 IT, J
Walsh. % !. Seoo16: Ws1ss5 Queel- IL fVhi-el
81 u : third Tine 1l5 % Grand Ve5s-1A Bll-
b var Forest hank. Li-1ls Boo-- Prisoosr zud
Pa-ique slsc -a--
FIFTH RACE-oue ard o-e-Lalf niles Eia
Grzn5e q lU'rizhti. I - I. Won Hizh Junps-
= lWsueTi % % l. secou5- Rsus-lt IA Weir 3
% T. third Tine 81 IS Fee5i1z EiIs. Fl-a-cs
zz5 Sir Model also =a--
SIXTH RACE-S-se1-echzse; za5z1s t5-es niles
Fasauier. 50 .TaylorI ; % 3. woz5 So1riszy. Ia
lspGc-7. 70 5 secon6- Rolfe. sc JNichoissl.
third Tine. "a Mister. No-7sl1oz Chg. z1d
lbs Hen also III
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
CHICAGO LOSES STAR.
MerTiman- Speedy Back. VIII Not
Return 10 Midway This FaI.

l.
Chicago. Aug 9-Coach Alonzo s,arr
Of the University OF Chicago. has received
news that NIerriman. the crack fun back
Of last years varsity. would not return
TO college this year His absence VIII
cripple the Midway teams back field as
De Tray has played his last year. and
Merrinlan's place must be filed with
some inexperienced man. With De Tray.
last years star half back. and aIerrfrna1
both out Coach Stagg will have great
difficulty in finding any eligible men who
VIII be capable Of filing the vacant
places.
Crowley. the ex-aIissourf University
player. is the most likely candidate for
the full back position. but the boy from
Missouri Is not the star thaS ATerriusn IS.
The announcement OF NIerrinan's deter
mination not 70 return 20 the Midway
this fall has thrown a gloom over the
students and athletic supporters OF thar
school.
This would have been his third and
last year. and the big full back was ex-
pected TO be the star Of the back field
Now. with vacancy in place Of a reli-
able full back in the eleven. the rooters
are not at all confident that the Naroons
VIII land first place among the schools
Of the West on the g-idiron this fall
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
ANOTHER FOR COMMISSIONERS.
Fast District Building Team Wins
from HyattsvfIIe-
.--al 70 The Nas5=z-a1 Hez-d-

l-I-l-a- n E1e-4-l
Eyartsville. Aug Z--The Comm lss5on-
ers. OF Washington. easily defeated the
local club here this afternoon by Is 10 6.
Harry Colidower wss on the firing line
for the visitors but retired after the game
had been safely bagged and Fitzgerald
performed during the remaining innings
Jack Hurley who may be given a try-0ut
by Connie Mack of the Athletics. PLAYED
an errorlsss game at second. some Of his
stops being of sensational nature The
first base play OF Norrhride. for Hyarts-
vie, was also clever. Andy Leakin did
The best hitting for HyattsvilIe getting
Two tWO-baggers and single Hoffman
lead at the stick for the visitors. with
Mcfarland a close second Dor- was
touched Up rather lively at certain stages
OF the game. although his support was
ragged The score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
CORNELL TO START LATE.
HBig Red Team, VIII Not Begin Prac-
tice Until September 2I.

Ithaca. y Y. Aug 2.-Ths practice q
the Cornell football squad VIII start later
than usual this season, according 10 the
announcement OF the coaches According
70 the present plans Of the coaches. the
work viii not start until September 2.
which Is about q week later than has
been the custom in recent years
This change IS said to be due 70 the
fact that heretofore the warm weather Of
early September has interfe-ed consider
ably with the preliminary work. and has
really retarded the later development OF
the eleven instead OF being an advantage
The outlook for a fast team at Cornell
IS none too good. and the coaches have
decided 10 handle the candidates carefully
in order to get the best Gus Of the players
available
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
Mountain Lake Athletic Meet.

special to The Washington Herald
Mountain Lake Park. Nd. Aug. 29.-The
annual field day AZ Mountain Lake Park
drew a large crowd The results were as
follows
soyard dssh-Lanhan, O. Grafton. f-y.: Mazas.
Oakland. second; LaEbdin. ksyser. third Tine.
"a seconds
Running broad Janp-Pipes. PittsbJTg. .frst. IS
feet inches; Msgus second: DaEidso- Baltinore.
third
s0-yard dash - LSnhau first LanbdIn second
MaEus third. Tine. % seconds
Standing broad IguIr-Thsyer. oakland first 9
feet n inches. Pipes second; Davidson third
Shotput-Sincen oakland. first. 50 feet ~ inches,
String Parkers5Jrg. second; Davidson third
lo0-yard hurdle-Pipes first; Lorentz. Buckhanroa.
second Tine = seconds
Running high jsmT-PiPes first. AlsEus second.
Dns-1Iie r1n-Hofsrn8n first Hickman second.
Grimes Mason. and Sanks were judges
In a game OF basketball. which followed.
Capt Pipes team beat Capt Cranes i've
BY 13>to S.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
BIG PURSES AT HAVANA.
100000 VIII Be Hung Up for Run
ming Horses on Island

New York, Aug 29--The Cuban Racing
Association has announced The dates for
the meet to be held al Havana during De-
cember- The track has been greatly i'm
proved since last year. and. according 10
the management. will be in hrst-cIsss
shape when the meeting opens. A total
Of $4,000 will be divided in purses, stakes
and handicap events. The association Is
preparing 10 take care OF from 400 to so
horses The dates are as follows
December l. ;. > 5 s lG p g. Is. J..
70. %. 2. p. .. Is. q, 90. and 81: January
/ > 5. Z. 9 10. u. Il Is =. l9 p a
Is. = 50. and 81. After this date the
horses viii be shipped 70 Tampa, Fla,
fora two months meeting.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30

Osborne. The Station swatter. leads the
r r. Y N. c. A League in swsttlng
having gotten thiTty-hve hits in seven
teen games His nearest rival Is Dechard.
with s5- for the season. Ryon, Wood
ward. and Galleher are all in the class
wiki Dechard. each batting over 40.
Twining and Station have passed the
Shopmen. who have dropped behind the
Baltimore and Ohio. and are resting in
third place, sixteen points IN front Of
the Coach Yard. The Car Department IS
in last place.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
EDoai to ne washirg-0a Herald

Epecisi % The Washirg-1l Herald
Richmond. Va. Aus. 29.-Richmond took
both games Of a double-header this after
noon from Norfolk in as pretty contests
as one could wish The first game was
e shut-out for the visitors. while the sec
ond was close The locals winning BY a
batting rally and superb base work in
the ninth inning. The games went one
and one-half hours each. The crowd
numbered some eol1-
Both contests were well played The
scores
Frs EaEe- r H Z
N0-f1lk. o 0 o 90
Ba-reriss-RevsIls ard 1Icssi--- Eznssr and Boyle-
Uu-rdres-liess-s. Mace and Henasr-.
Seco-f -zre- RHE
kl-1-lE---------------- D @ @ o Q 0 - ID
Na-f1-k..-----.--.-..--- G o o 0 e-1 q
Hz--z-les-liaczsnzs and Cozau5 savage and Boyle.
U.-rl-as-li=ss-z. Mace and Hs-s-sr-
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GAMES FOR PENN ELEVEN.
Quaker Football Team VIII Open with
West Virginia

Philadelphia Aug 2s-The revised foot
ball schedule Of the University OF Penn
sylvania shows snat the Quakers viii
play twelve games this fall. all Of which
are TO be contested on Franklin Field
this city except one On November Il
the annual game with Michigan viii be
played at Ann Arbor. the same as Iast
year The QVakers' season opens on
September IS with game at home AGAINST
the University Of West Virginia and
closes on Thanksgiving Day. Novenbe,
Is. against Cornell, at Franklin Field
The revised schedule follows:
September 3-West Virginia Franklin Field
September 81 rsinus, Franklin Field
ocloher 5-BuckneLi Fran5Jin Fed
OCro1eT I-NillauOTl. Frunklfu Field
Oc-oteT l3-S-ate College. Fra-kiin Field
Ocroher ls-tsettgsbsrg. FraukIin Field
October I7-Br0Eu. Franklin Field
October 2t-IudiaEs. Franklin Field
Octcber 5l-Ouer-
November 7-Lafsyetts Frznkfin Field
NcTeul5er 4-AlichiEan. Ann ArhoT
November 1S-Co-nsl, FrznNia Fleld
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oar DEDAFTlTFNT.
White Retains Tenni. Title.

SPECIAL % The Waslirs-11 Hera-d
Cumberland. Nd, Aug 2s-Ward White.
Of Parkersburg- successfully defended his
title as champion Of West Virginia in
singles at the annual tennis tournament
at Parkersburg- by defeating Edward
HanIcn. Of SistersviIle. in three straight
sets Hanlon had previously won the
state tournament finals by default from
Everett brennan. Of Fairmont- brennan
was prevented from playing by a business
engagement
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30

lUo-1ase hl--WlilI7r1s TLree-base hits-Hs--za17
CraF2-h- Lord sullivan Hone r-n-Gess1e-. Sole
1as5s-Jcn1s. Wagner Sullivan. StzhI Domino
Lo-l- Gessler- eft CT bases-Boscar : = 100
p bases % oalls-Of Morgan. 3 OF Bale / Of
Crlss. q Struck o1t-By Morgan J. bv Rsi1sv l.
1y Howell. L. b Crss. , Sacrifice h5--lf---z--
HTS Hade-Of Balisy- II - innings OF Horsu
S II ~ inning Hit By pitched bzIIs-Stahl. Dona-
nue. tT11i-ss-NessrS Hurst and OLouzhlin Tine
q szne-2 hours and 5 minutes. AtreDds1,s N -
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AGAIN
WIN TWO GAMES
Continued from Page One.

fence This was the final run. although
Clymer doubled in the eighth and was
LETT
Josh Clarke singled in the FIRST inning.
and when he was thrown out at second
talked himself out OF the same. Birming-
ham taking his place in center. In the
sixth Goode beat out a bunt. and in the
seventh Birmingham. first man up.
singled. but not a Nap reached second in
arN inrL-r
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1~C-hass hlts-A- LsaEiC r. Ficz1zrri-r H-E
Ean- CIsl-. Fi-zsr-ald 3IcFarland THres-hz-e hs--
Hur5T- Sacrifice l---Dorr- stolen r-s-s-a
Ll-ki1 Hurd- Hsrinz- Clear r.. Hz-sib,s a.
Ea1, Hurley. Mcfarland Left On bsz-=-uvs--.-
vie 6. Cc1,rrissiore-s u FIRST base On hsr=-oer
Don p o1 Fitzgerald. . Hi- b. pitcher-Rv Hr--
ley. :; h7 Fl-zserzld- srruck our-By CoIliH77re-
> bT FIrzysrald. 5, hy Don = Tine o. csms-
hclr and s Minutes
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Edrled rzns-NiHth } First base b. erro-s-
Ninth ?; Langi0n / Left on bases-Niufh s, Ia-sz-
c0n l. Eirs- base oI bslls-OF Svu1orosEie !. n
Porter. z. Stnlck u1f-By sym0oosE-e ! b. Porter
s. Hone rn-Duttou- Three-bsse hit-Ruehler
Iwo-5ase hitz-Bueher. Bishop. symonoskie Vaughn
stolen haes-H'lshler. QartreIle. Bishop e. stuck-
eTt. BraFuer. Porter. Hit b. pitcher-By symonos-
Ee. J. Passed bail-Pheips. Umrirs-Nr Elsar
Tine q sane-i hour and . minutes
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End --a--E ---s=l. p t5sl--s-=----z- Frs
bzse b. a----=-zi1H-a-5. Left o-l ha-==-, ,fr-z-5
{ G-I--E---- FIRST base t7l=-Cr- Free
-z1- T. a5 Er-r=e. 2. % TH1E7s1n- q. af ulz-
E-lE e. Innings rl---=l-Ev Er1a=s. 8 t- Tl---0-
s--- g. r- u5s---6- q HITS uzde-of E-1-=s. i E.
o. T1d1-s5-- l. a D-1---E- g S----z cl--7e
F-=e-a-- g. tv k-l-ze s. HT TlH177s-1. g b D-s-
mod Z T7-1-dzzs lI-=-Sr7-h .Z Greene VIZ
r-z-e-- Eraas. Diamond. 5a--l1-a Ezrz-i7rse-=
Ha-ls S-1le- hasee-D-Nsiu- Wi51a-z-. Hz--is
lI--rl1-5. Smith H-- b. r1-cle--B- Diz-0-d. !
JuGire-1Ir. Jol-so-- Tine Of szns-7 hours
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
Portsmouth Ou1pIayed at Every
Stage in Extra Inning Games.

Era-1-l 70 The M-sElE-l1D he-a-L-
Lyachburg. Va. Aus 1e--Lynchburg
took two extra inning games this after
noon from Portsmouth. getting the first
by the score OF 4 20 . and tbs second by
10 l. The Truckers were outp.ayed
a. al stages IN The Two contests. the
locals hitting in the piucEes ll- Jre visit
ors making thei- errors when they cost
most
NispIays by Manager Lawrence were
indirectly responsible for the loss Of the
first game. and he threw the second away
in the beginning by a wild Eeave over
first with two OUT and third occupied
Score
Frs zz-s- r H z
I.-rshba-z -- 3 @ o O @ o o - i o
F1--zu1zl-.l-.---- o @ O 4 o o o-3 :
Bz--c--ss-s-zra-t ard Bsr-s-- Hamilton ard
Waileizh- Uur--e-ll-- Byron
Secu-l game r r Z
L-ucaH-1-s .---..--- O O @ 0 o o o - o
P---z-5-th-..--... = o @ @ o o. .
Rz--a-1ss-ve-urs-s ana WezlaEe. Bland. Hl-be--
aid smith. UEF--s-1i-. Byron A-rsu-z--a--5J1.
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GAITHERsBURG IS TRoUNCED.
Howard Printing Company Team
Wins an Easy Victory.

Sl@fll- ~ me ~ |zs-lIs-a- He-a--
Gairhe-sbUrg Nd. Aug 2e--Ths How
ard Printing Company team. OF Wash
irgror- to-day administered O. severe
6-u5biag 70 The local teau-score. g 20 J.
The features were the a-I-arou-E play
ing OF the Howard team. the batting Of
Smith and Freeman. and the la-te--s
clever pitching
By winning to-Gsy's game the Howard
team has a record OF one defeat IN the
last eighteen games played The score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30

Earned rlns-NaIlach. 2. Ninth. ;. Loft On 6sses-
Wallach. = Ninth. 8 FIRST base on balIs-Of
Allen. struck out-By Allen. 8. by Lee. g. Two
bass hits-Benrcr Sues Sacrifice hifs-Ahern.
sullivan i2i. Lee stolen hsses-Beuucr. Ahen -.
Narcman Mace Sues. CuuninEhsu- Hcise. HIT
Alien. Passed halis-Smithson. Holland Sues
Umpire-llr. Palmer. Time q Eame-I hour and .
Minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
NINTH BEATS LANGDoN.
Suburbanites Lose 10 Fast Sunday
school Team.

The Langdon ID. c. team met defeat
at the hands Of the Ninth Street team,
Of the Sunday School League. by : TO 4
Both pitchers were in great form. but
Symonoskie had the better support at
critical parts
Buehler's batting and a home run by
Dutton were the features. score:
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30

Earned rurs-Ns sshingt0n. / Left on
nases-N ashington- 6, Cleveland. / First
base on balls-OG Berger. o Struck out
BY Berser. l. by Hughes. s. Two-base
Llts-J nElaub. Clymer. Sacrifice hits
Ganiey, Inglaub. street, Hughes. Stolen
base-McBride- Tmpire-Nr. Egan Time
OF game-l hour and g minutes
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FIRST CANE

lFo-77se El-s->r6aefs- G'Lea--. Cravf--5 Hart
-a-- Ba-ry- Nlch1is Home -1u-Co-1h< S---.-<
11--HE b01o7au. ., b. COMBS s. Double rIavs-
l0-sl-n % >claster % Rossuan. NI.Ir--rr %
schmidt Nichols 20 Barr 70 Davis Bases o1 baIls
OF D1l7Tan- = Of Co1uhs. o Uu--ras-4Iss--s
sheridan and Erz-z
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Third for DanviHe.
20 Tzs Washington Herald

SPECIAL 20 Tle Washington Herald
Roanoke. Va. Aug zs.-The locals took
the third OF the series from Danvllle to-
day. winning In q reu-inniDg battle by
the score Of 3 20 . Hem go- both Of
Da-vile-s runs one in the first and The
other fu the ninth Shafe- went 20 bat
in the ninth. and singled. AIcNabon dou-
bIed tying the score. The game was
one Of The most exciting of the season
Score
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TIGERS LOSE BOTH.
Athletics Take DoubIe-header from
Detroit by Good Hitting.

Philadelphia Aug. 2s--Good batting on
the part Of the Philadelphia Americans
enabled them 10 defeat Detroit in both
games to-day. Scores
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EASY FOR RICHMOND
Norfolk Gets but One Run
in Two Games.
BIG CROWD SEES CONTESTS

Winning Aggregation Does Well at
the Bat, and shows superb Work
one Hour and a Half to Play.
Nine Thousand People saw Games
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EASY FOR RED SOX.
Boston knocks Bailey and Howell
Ont of Box.

Boston Aug 29.-The Red Sex batted
Bailey and Howell out OF the box today
and won from the Browns easily. 4 10 ..
Score
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t--Ha-1as= Eit-CHesh-o- Tuo-ba=e h5tz-C--r-~
aal-- Bases un Hallz-oE White. q OF ChesHr, I
>Jzl-E 17r-By W1--s- 2 by Chss5ro. 8 Do-tl
G-ar-SGl-5vs- ~ TsureEi- J-1lrs-z-lfr t--------y
A--.-s--re 80
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30

Ninth Street took Wallach into camp
yesterday in lively eight-inning contest
by s 10 .
Lee pitched brilliant ball for Ninth,
tanning six. issued no passes. and held
WaIlach scoreless until the last round,
when he Ioosened up and allowed four
bingles. which resulted in two runs.
Brown, in left garden for Wallach.
made sensational running catch Of
Mace's fly. and also copped three other
hard drives.
Benner and Ahern led with the stick
with three bingles apiece The latter
pulled Of several noteworthy plays at
short Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
S0X USE THE BRUSH.
Twice Defeat EIberfeId and His
Yankee Band
EST TEarrr

New Fork- Aug 1s--The Chicago Amer
leans defeated New York in both games
this afternoon. Scores
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Second GAME

l..-aass 1--s-l-a7---d % SeAEis-. O-z-irs
~---eE 1-r-Br W5---s g. r- v=--e-s rl---5s-
z-a-s- -l7--1-- % schmidt O'Lea-v % S-larf=- 10
-7zs1--- Bases On hzls-Os Winters. g. OF Wa
1s- JrI--ez-1Iesz-s- SLa-55a1 aid Eu-s Ar
--H#-zr.-r--1
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Two for KensiuEton, Jrs.

Spo-ial 20 The Washington Herald
Eensington. Nd, Aug. 2e-The Junior
Kensingtons won a double-header from
the BTadd0cks here to-day. thereby tax
ing the majority Of games played In
both games Kensington outbatted their
rivals Batteries-F'irst game. for Ken
sington. Peter and La1gford. for Brad
docks Cash and Cash; second game. for
Aersington- Adams and LszEford, for
BraddOcks. ColIey and Cash Scores.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Ninth Takes WaIIaeh A. c. Into Camp
I'm Lively Contest.
STANDING OF THE

Mondays gane-wsIsch Twining, at Nc
Devitt's Field. al $50 , n.
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OSBORNE Is IN LEAD
Tops All the Batters in R. r.
Y. N. c. A. League.
HEAD THE TEAMS

Together with station They Pass
shopmen, Who Have Dropped Be
hind B. & o. in the Team Aver
aEes-Dechard Is Nearest Rival to
Osborne for Individual HOnorS.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
SECOND GAME

I3-77-71ss E-7-I0o9s. ham T-1-h-z- -
5o7es- Co1r7y- Bass OF ha-s-OE Manning. .. Of
smith I S--1cs o---B- Manning. 4. b. smith s.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
TWO FOR LYNCHBURG.

Ba-5-le-lfacze1Es and C0Eau; savage and b
T-r-5-as-ll=ss-s. CIzce and Hels-sE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-03
sado por Ignacio Nieves de acometi-

sado por Ignacio Moves de acometi-,
miento y aggression en- su persona. EN-
ell puesto de la Policfa en- Martin
Pe1a, en- la maf1ana del 10 dc Mario
t1ltimo.
Han sido archivadas PROVISIONAL
mente las causas contra Ell p. /. Car
los Yunque, acusado de abandono de
destino abuse de conhanza, hasta
que sea habido 6 sc le capture.
Antonio Landor, ha sido acusado
de escalamiento, por el detective Ino-
cencio Diaz, cometido EN- la tarde del
del actual. penetrando en el domi-.
clio de Ramon Quiros Ell la Gale de
San Justo MIN. 50 y sustrajo IN re-
lol de orc con colgante y otro de nj
kel con leontina, los cuales han sido
recuperados. Hecha la envestigacion
preliminar del case, Ell Tuez seflor
Suau decreto la prision del acusado,
aslgnandole hanza por $500 remi-
t'endo aquellas al Honorable Fiscal
Distrito.
Pedro Rosa Cortijo y Angelina
Diaz, vecinos de Santurce, contraje-
ron matrimonio civil, en- la maf1ana
de hoy. ante la Corte Municipal.
CUARTO DE SOCORRO-Hasta
la mafiana de hoy fueron asistidas
por Ell practicante de servicio don
Ramon Llauger las siguientes per-
sonas:
Tomas Arrufat contusiones de Sc
gundo erado en- la region pectoral Y
brazo derecho. luxacion de la articu-
lacion cubito carpiapa de contu-
stones de primer grado en- Ia region
maseterlca y region frontal; y Silves-
tre Iglesias, herida confuse dc cuatro
centimetros en- la region ocipital su-
perlor. Los dos leves.
LICENCIAS. - Moll Romani de
Santurce. la solicita para construir
una casa en- la Gale de Wilson una
cuadra en- Ell patio de la mlsma 7.
Jocobs de San JUAN para conectar
su casa con la de don Jose Labrador
para el servicio de aqua, en- la calle
de Cerra (Sanrtuce). A la petici6n
acompafIa la authorization del sef1or
Labrador.