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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-06-06
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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-06-06
The Rubbish Hole.

: It is a good plan to dig deep hole in
the rear Of the farm and use it as re-
ceptacle for tin cans and rubbish.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-06-06
To the People of the s7th Legis'
i, .,--~. lative District. ~''@'

Without making any further state
ment at this time relative to legis-
lative matters I hereby announce that
I am a candidate for denomination
for representative at the republican
primary election.
Respectfully,
VIM. G. BICKNELL.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26
NTLANS HARVARD @"g s@amm BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YEsTERDAY,s REsULTs.

Chicago, =, Cincinnati, o.
PittSburE, A, 81. Louis, 3.
Boston, AT New York, 10.
New York, =; Boston, 4.
Philadelphia, o; brooklyn, o.
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HIGHLANDERS LOSE,
THEN TAKE OTHER
Elberfeld's Crew Plays Good
Ball at Philadelphia.
ANOTHER HOMER FOR MURPHY
Repeats His Performance of the
Day Before by Putting the Ball
Over the RIsht-held Fence-New
YOrlS's OutheId Has Little to Do
I'm the First Gnme.
lt, ~ Ward, ~ BacC
COxSWuin.

Philadelphia. June 25.--Plank clearly
outpitched Orth in the opener OF the
double-header. and the Athletics by
punching their hits. with the Yankees
errors. annexed the starter by TO O..
Plank was in splendid shape, and was
particularly effective when men were on
bases.
New York won the second game In the
fourth inning. Keeler beat bunt and
Hemphlll walked.
Chase hit TO L. Collins. and an easy
double play should have followed. but
Collins permitted the ball TO go through
him, and Keeler scored, Hemphin going
10 third Ball and Stahl flied to Murphy.
Hemphill scoring on the second out.
The Phnadelphias were unable 10 count
until the ninth. when with one down.
Murphy repeated his performance OF the
day before, driving the bah over the
right Geld fence.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Interstate Ties for Second Place by
BInnkinE Navy Team.
STANDING OF THE

Interstate Commerce tied for second
place yesterday by winning a shut-out
game from Navy by II TO o.
Up to the ninth inning the contest
was the prettiest pitchers battle that
has been seen on the Ellipse this sea-
son. During this inning the Regulators
clouted the bali 10 every corner Of the
field and scored nine.runs. Both Balzer
and Litchneld were in fine fettle, and
eliminating the disastrous ninth di-
vidcd honors about equally. each pitcher
allowing five hits. The Regulators by
punching three Of their five in the sixth
scored two runs. while the Middies
were unable to get off more than one
bingle in any one inning.
In the ninth Litchheld passed the first
man up and Brauner helped things
along by dropping a fly in left garden
Interstate then started to bat. and
stung the ball for six safeties. one Of
which was good for two sacks. 7.
Quantrell ended the merry -gO-round by
cutting third while trying 10 score from
first on McCarthv's double. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26

The Shoe Merchants took a fall out
of the leaders yesterday at Eighth street
and Florida avenue northeast. defeating
the Electricians in the best played game
seen in the league this season. Moore
pitched good ball for the winners, and
was effective with men on bases. The
fielding of Draeger and Hubbard and
two home runs by Robey were the fea-
lures. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26

left on hases-Athletics. I; New York. s. Bases
on halls-Of Or1h . Struck Out-By Orth ?. by
Plank, s. Three-hase hit-E. Collins. Tgo-hase
hit-Niles. Sacrtdoe hit-Nicholls stolen base
Hemphfll Double play-Nfes 20 Ball 70 Chase.
Umpire-Mr. Egsn. Time of game-l hour and a.
miuvtea
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To-day's g8me-Gurlev A. c. Ninth Street
Christian Church al McDeyitt's Field. az $50 ?. m.
The Twining Athletic Club defeated
the Advent Athletic Club yesterday by i
10 Is.
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Totals........ sNl2

-Batted Tor Lush in the ninth inning fBattod for
Camuitz in eighth inning Batted FOR Clarke IN the
ninth inning.
ST. Louis......................O o / 0 0 o l O-3
Pittsburg. ..................... o 0 0 o / 2-i
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26

Earned rIns-N. E s Co. 2 Hahn & Co. 5
First base ON halls-OT Graham. /; of Moore. (: Oh
l. Left on bases-N. Z. S. Co, z Hahn o.. s
First base on halls-Of Graham. l: of More 4: OF
Dyer ; Struck out-By Graham. ?; by Moore. :; By
4 Hits made-Of Graham 3: OF Moore. I Oh
Dyer. Struck Out-By Graham, q bY More. Z: By
Dyer. l. Home uins-Robey t2 Geir Two-bas,
hits-Evans Cissen Sacrifice hit-Dyer stoler
bases-Draeger, Moore Hubbard. Double play
Goodman 10 Hamilton. Wild pitch-Moore Pssset
balls-Dyer. Evans Umpi1-Mr. Finneyan. Time O
gama-l hour and 20 minutes
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The scores.

Totals. , 9SO Totala....... 0 6.
Murphy ont fnr Davis interferenca.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey Citv-Jersey city. z; Toronto. z
At Newark Buffalo. 81 Newark. Z.
At Baltimore- Rochester. 6 Baltimore, 8.
At Providence Montreal. l2; Providence. g.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26

Earned rlns-C -CongessionGls. 7. First base by er-
-ConQessionals. a.; Independents, l. Left on
bases Conpessionals. 8; independents g. First base
on halls-Of Crown. g. of Reeves. p Struck out
BY Crown. 4; by Reeves. 6 Home uin-Legge. Three
base hft-Avcry. Two-base hits-ATery. Fague
Crown. Sacrifice hit-Kreamer. Stolen buses
Avery. Kreamer. Holbruner. White 81. Fague Per
", Hartman ReTes, Lancaster. Plunkett. Double
play-White 10 Avery. Wild pitch-Reyes Passed
ball-Legge Umpire-Nir. Myer. Time Of game-I
hour and 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26
The score,

EOne out Wnen winning run scored.
Boston ............ 0 00O0O1OOO01-2
Washington ....... 0 10000 O0OOOO-I
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Electricians Beaten by Hahn Team
in WeIl-played Game.
rlr,

To-day's game-G. F. Howard Co rs +. J. Mur-
ply Co.. az Eighth stCst and Florida avenue north
cast at $50
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26

Two-base hits-Waple Motif. krahling o.. VII
kerson. Hester Three-hase hit-kerr. Stolen bases
Jackson tp. Krahlug l3i. Wlkersor. Hams o..
Mofst. Waplc ". Turner e. r. Riser. Sacrifice
hits-Soott McCormick %. Hits made-O6 kcrr. 2;
on Brrhams a. First base balis-By Kerr. Z.
hit by pitched ball-By Rrhams. l. Struck out
BY Burhams Z: BY ken. 9. Left on hases-Grace.
9: First. 10. Wild pitch-KerT. Umpire-Nr. Hughes,
Time Of gaTne-l hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26

First base by orrors-Iuterstate, l. Left on bases
Interstate 5; Navy g. First base on baus-Of Bal
zer. 8; of Litchfeld . Hits made-Oh Ba!ze5. s.
of Litchfeid Il Stuck Out-By Balzcr. 3; by
litchfed :. TwO-base hit-NcCa-thy Sacrifice bit
-Handihoe. Stolen hases-Mess. Hayden, Mccarthy.
Hit by pitcler-By LitchAed.-L Wild pitch-Litch-
field. : Umpires-Msszs. Belts ard Newman. Time
Of game-l hour and % minutes
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COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
Congression"Is Have No Trouble In
Beating Independents.
er...pr>.g on, T.tTt, ~ NC

To-day's game-Eckngton vs. Washington Heights,
at First and W streets northwest
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DuWhty pIdlIub al sVtVIIu anu buI No
pitching were the features. Score:

Left on bases-TEining A. G. g. Advent. I. Firs,
base on baIls-Of Burke 2. OF Sehon s: of wy
rick I: on NosbsUg Innings Titched-By Sehorn.
., by Wyrick. ?: by Mosbug. 5 Hits made-Of Sc
horn. Z: OF Wyrick g. Of AlosJJUE. ]. Struck out
BY Burke : by WyTick. /; by Mcsburg. G Two
base hits-Kelleher. Wyukoop ". Geihel. Nosburg-
Sacrifice hits-Iandvoigt Seatou. Wyrick. Stolen
bases-Kelleher lZl Diver. Rupert Maloy. Dow
uey %. Double plsy-McCarthy 70 Fidler- Hit by
pitcher-By Burke !. by Mosburg. l. Wild pitch
SehoTn. Umpire-Mr. Buckley. Time Of game-l
hour and 8 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26

Left on bases-Atlantics I: ST. stephens 4 First
base balls--On Murphy. }; of Burrh. 2 Innings
pitched-By Murphy. g. by Burcn, s. Hits made
on Murphy. 4: of Burch. 8. Struck out-By Mur-
ply 6: by B,1rch. T. Two-base hitS-Heinrich. Duff
r. C. Thomas Fields. Sacrifice hits-C. Thomas
Priest Rogers. Stolen bases-O. Thomas. Priest C2l
Warden. Passed ball-AIyers Umpirc-Mr. Hof-
man. Time Of game-i hour and 70 minuteA
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Turner's Patched-up Team Proves
Easy for Grnce.

Game to-day-waugh vs.. Fifth. at Sixth and d
streets northeast, az $50
Capt. Turner put a patched-up team on
the field yesterday, and the result was
that his team went down TO defeat at the
hands Of the Grace aggregation by 10
10 6.
Sutton PLAYED a good game both behind
the bat and at second. Waple left the
field with batting honcrs. having clouted
the sphere into safe territory four times
n,,t % a,-a trims Scnra.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26

Left on bases-BOstOn, 9; washington.
10 Bases on balls-Of Young. 3 Struck
out-By Young. 6: by Gates, 2 Two-base
hits, Unglaub. Gates. Gardner. Sacrifice
hits-Wagner. Gessler. Ganley. Stolen
bases-Unglaub. Clymer, Altizer, Lord
Wild pitch-YOung, /; Gates. L Umpire
Mr.. OLoughlin. Time OF game hours
and 90 minutes. Attendance. 4.139
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FIRST GAME.

BostOn:..:.................... 0 l2o0ao "a
New York.................... D 0 6 / O-lQ
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ISBELL'S ERROR FATAL.
Veteran Bnck In Game and Gets Two
Hits, but. Loses the Contest.

Cleveland. June 25.-Cleveland took an
other game from Chicago to-day, 8 to q
Isbell was back in the game for the White
Sox. and his error in the fourth. followed
by Hinchman's homer. scored two Maps
and won the game. another run having re-
suited from clean hitting Liebhardts
pass started one OF Chicago's runs, and
the other was due TO clean hitting. Score:
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SECOND GAME
4IO24Is 2
'Batted for Lindaman in the ninth inning.

Boston. o o ; %
New IOrk..................... o D Il
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WINS IN NINTH INNING.
Victor, Owing to Errors
Behind Lush, of Cardinals.

81. Louis. June 25.-PIttsburg won from
St Louis this afternoon. to 3. owing TO
a ninth-inning finish. Errors behind Lush
We're what lost for him. coupled with
questionable decision at first base Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26
POWELL PITCHES WELL.
Bad Luck, Base on Balls, and Wild
Henve Aid in Beating Detroit.

Detroit. June 25.--A bit OF baseball luck.
coupled with base on balls and a wild
heave from center field gave St. Louis
the lead. and took the starch out Of the
locals in the third, and then Powell
pitched strike-out ball in pinches Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26

Left on hascs-St. pauls. 6; Picked Team. 3. First
base on bals-Of Norton. 2. of Collins @ Hits
Struck Out-By Norton. 6; by Webster. ]; by Col
lins 2 Three-hase hit-McIIean Two-base hit
Cannon. Sarihce hts-Heinrich. Parker Stolen
bases-Parker. Green Heinrich, Norris. Goucher.
Double play-Gannun 20 Mccormick. Passed balls
Fox. Elcott. Umpire-Alr. Cleveland. Time OF
game--l hour and 10 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26
No News from Hackenschmidt.

London. June S.-The manager Of Hack
enschmidt. the wrestler, does not believe
the rumor that Hackenschmidt has died
in France. He is certain that If 1t were
true he would have been informed imme-
diately.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26

Left on hases-Brooklyn. I: Philadelphia, J. Bases
on balls-On FOxen. 4 Struck out-By Pastorius
2. by Holmes. /; ty Foxen {. Home rm-Brans-
field. Two-base hit-Osbom. Sacrifice hits-Lew.-
Niagee. Bransheld. Double play-Grant 20 Knsbe
20 Bransdeld Wild pitch-Fuxen. Umpire-Nfr
oDoy, Time Of game--l hour and 40 minutes. At
tendance 30W
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26

Left on bases-New York. Z; Boston T. Bases ON
balls-0f Bcccher 2; of Boultcs. 2; of Domer. 3.
Struck out--By Malarkey. /: by Boutss. /; by Dor
ncr. p Home run shannon. Three-base hit-Dah-
len Sacrifice hits-McCann Bates o. Boultcs ~.
stolen bases Beaumont. Dahlen. Wild Utch-DOr-
ner Umpires-Messrs. Rigler and JohnStone Time
Of game-2 hours and IS minutes
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OF THE TEAMS.
FATTEN BATTING AVERAGES,
Weird Exhibition, I'm Which Both
Teams Participate.

New York. June 25.-There was rare
double header Of mufiing. fumbling, boot
ing, and batting at the Polo Grounds this
afternoon, and the New Yorks and Bos-
tons broke even. Boston took the first
game, but lost the second through Linda
mans wildnesS Scores:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Boston, 2, Washington, 4.
Cleveland, 3; Chicago, 2.
st. Louis, 4; Detroit, L.
Philadelphia, 3J New York, o.
New York, - Philadelphia, 1.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Lancaster-Lancaster. 2; Harrisburg, o.
At Trruton-Johnstown. 2; Trenton, 8.
At Wilmington-Alto0na 3 Wilmington,
At Reading-W Williamsport. 5; Reading, ].
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26

W. l. Pct W. L. Pct.
ST. Joseph's. u 2 .Sb S. Nincent's... 5 .j0
Mariues....... .6)l ST. Peters. 10 81
Commissions Z .55 81 Pauls...... 3 2 10
To-day's eame-AIarinos vA 81. Peters 40 Thir-
teenth and ID streets northeast az 80.
The board Of directors Of the Marquette
League has dropped the Commissioners
team from the league. Because Of the
Commissioners failure TO put team on
the field on schedule time yesterday, the
game was forfeited 10 the St. Pauls. 8
10 0.
An exhibition game was played between
st. Paurs and picked team, the leaguers
L., L. D -,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At NInwaukee-First game: Milwaukee. 2; Louis
lille l. Second game: Milwaukee. (; Louisville. 0.
At Minneapois- Minneapolis. /; lndianapcis, o.
At Kansas City-kansas City. 5. Toledo, 4.
AZ St Psul-st Paul s. Columbus. 2
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26
HOME RUN WITH BASES FULL.
Bransfield Helps His Team Take
Game from the BrOOIxIyns.

New York. June 25.-Bransfleld made a
home run with the bases filed in the
fourth inning in Brooklyn to-day. and
that was plenty to win for the Phillies
The Brooklyns could not get a man to
the plate. Score:
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Pueblo-Pueblo. 3; Omaha.
At Des Moines-Des Moines 5; Sioux City, g.
At Denycr-Denvcr I ; LincOlr, O
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Tmo-hasa hli-Knrelch !,

Sacrifice hits-Lndwig. Byrne. Deleharty. Wilson
Stolen hases-Abbaucrhio. Wagner ". Swacina
Wild pitch-Lush. Bases on balls-Of Dlsh /: on
Camnitz 3 Struck out-By lash. /; by Camuitz
5; by Maddox. J. Left On bascs-St. Louis Pitts
burg g. Time of game-l hour and i6 minutes. I'm
pire-Mr Emslie AttcndauCe-49O0
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Seward Athletic Club wants games
with clubs averaging eighteen years of
age. the Wallachs. Congressionals. and
Metropolitans preferred. Address H. w.
Barr, 219 Eighth street northeast.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26
TRY OUT COLLEGERS.
CIncinnatis Have Little Chance
Against Champion Cubs.

Chicago, June 25.-Cincinnau tried out
two college pitchers to-day-Dubre, of
Notre Dame. and Sincock, of Michigan
Dubre was wild and finally retired when
hit by a batted ball. Sincock did we'll
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26

Al ACCOMPLISHMENTS. i, Macon. eight
innings darknessl.
Charleston v. Augusta. rain
Savannah vs. Columbia. ram.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lowell Worcester. 6: Lowell. ,
AZ Lynn-Lynn. ): Fan River. 2
At Lawrence-New Bedford. u. Lawrence. 5.
AT DISQUALIFICATION. s, Hayerhill. 5.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Field Holds st. Stephens Safe, and
the Atlantics Win.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

A. New Britain Bridgeport. 9. New Britain. I.
AZ New Haven -Holyoke s: New Haven. g.
AZ Waterbury. 8, Hartford. O.
At Mcrilcr-Meridcu. I. Springfsld o.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Commissioners Dropped Because Of
Failure to Put Team I'm Field.

STANDING OF THE TEAM.
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Interstate Commerce tied for second
place yesterday by winning a shut-out
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Lrnchburg ReIea.es GettlE.

Special to The Washington Herald.
LynchburE, Va. June 25.-Harry Gettig,
the Baltimore boy who covered short for
Lynchburg during the past month. has
been given his release.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26

81 on baHc5-NeW lufk, y buaIon, o bases on
halls-Of Taylor : OF iindamau. Z. struck ont
By Taylor. .; by Iindaman, 3 Home rins-Ritchey,
smith Two-base hits-Dahen. Sweeney. Sacrifice
hits-ScymOur ,2 stolen hascs-Deylin l0. Double
plays-Bridwen 70 Doyle 20 Teuney; Ritchey to
McCann- Passed ball-Brsnahan. Hit By pitcher
By Taylor. l. by Lndaman. Umplres-MessrS
Riger aud Johnstone Time Of game-I hour and So
rninnfas AftendAnce--l00ol
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Left On bases-NeT York. 6; Philadelphia. 5
Bases on tallS-Of Bender. g. of Lake. l. Struck
out-By Bender. 4: by Lake. l. Home ruD-Nurply.
TRO-base hits-Smith. Ball. Sacrifice hits-Keeler
Stahl Davis. stolen base-Stahl. Umpire-AIF.
Egan. Time Of game hours. Attendance. ss7i
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Philadelphia. a..-......-.-...-... 0 Is
New Nork......................0 0 0 &C
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Birmingham 4 Atlanta. J.
At Montgomery-M Montgomery. 4 Nashville, J,
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IWo-Daee hlt-LAeDlarut Home run-hlnchInan-
-cridce hts-Liebhardt. Laioie Altrock. Tannehill-
,ases on balls-Of Liebhardt. 3: of Altrock. ].
II by pitcher-By LiebhATdI, L Left haseS-
levelSnd, 3: Chicago. Z Struck Out-By Liebhardt.
Z Double plays-Lajoie TO StoEall; Tannehil 70
4 lonohue. Umpiros-Aicssrs Sheridan and Evans.
tluae os sans-l hour and 80 minutes.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Jacyson-Ntendian. 3. Jackson. s
Al NicksburR -Nicksburg. p Monroe. Q.
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Two-base hit-Willinms Three-bsse hit-McIntyre
Sacrifice hits-Schaefer. Powell. Stolen base-D
Jones' Bases balls-Of Summers. 2; OF Powell
L Struck out-By Summers. g. by Powell. 6 Double
play-Hcffman 20 Stephens. Umpre-Mr. Connolly
Time Of game-l hour and 42 minutes. Attendance
3S6
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To-DAY,s GAMES.

To-DAY's GAMES.
Boston at New York.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
PittSburg at ST. Louis.
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The Avenue Stars yesterday defeated
strong picked team from Twining City
by 16 10 9.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Twining Defeats Advent I'm n Loose
Iy Played Game.
On

STANDING OF THE TEAMS
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The Atlantics won from St. Stephens In
stitute yesterday by to 4. Field held
the losers safe.
Willie Haniboe's one-handed stop Of
Burchs drive back Of short and quick
throw 10 second. catching the runner.
was the feature Score:
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Left on bases-Chicago. 4; Cincinnati. Z. Sacrifice
hits-Schulte. 2; Tinker. Stolen bases-Chance Tin
ker. Lobert. Wild ptch-Dubre. Double play
Evers 20 Chance. Bases balls-Of Brown. !; Of
Dubre. 5 Struck out-By Brown, 6; by Dubre. l.;
by Slncock /. Umpres-MesSrs. KLEIN and Rudder
ham Time Of game-i hour and 40 minutes. At
tendance-5.T0
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The Atlantics won from ST. St,

TO-day's Rame-Columhia A. c. rs BloOmingdale
at Capital Park First and VI streets northeast.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
5pecial to Tho Washington Herald.


Boston. June 25.-By putting up the
grandest fielding game seen on the Hunt
ington avenue grounds this season
Clyde Milan kept the Nationals in the
contest through the regulation number Of
innings, but his efforts availed little, as
Boston won out In the thirteenth. The
final score was 2 TO l.
While Cy. Young kept Washington's
hits scattered, Gates was hit hard and
often. and Milan robbed Criger Of a home
run in the fourth inning with two men
on bases by making one Of the most re-
markable one-hand catches ever seen on
a ball field. The little center fielder also
took a liner hot from Gessler's bat that
would also have been a home run had It
gotten away from him, but he got both
hands on this.
Cantillon was ordered off the field for
ticking over a decision by which Free
man was retired at the plate in the ninth.
Tom Hughes continued the kicking, and
ne, too. was ordered OF the field
Score in seventh,
Washington scored first getting it's one
run in the seventh inning on a hit by
Altizer. Warmers sacrifice, and Free
mans single.
Boston tied up the game in the eighth.
After the side had been retired Lord got
his base on a fumbled ball sullivan ad-
vanced him to third with c single. and
he scored on Gessler's sacrifice fly.
The rumpus in the ninth came about in
this way: Altizer and Warner had been
retired on flies. Freeman singled. Shipke
followed with another. Mcbride lift
safely TO short left field. on which Free
man tried TO score. but Thoney made a
eood throw to the plate. and Criger had
the ball waiting for Freeman when he
slid in. After some hot talk. SILK O'Lough-
i'm excused Candllon and Hughes from
further attendance at the game.
Boston won the game in the thirteenth
Gardner. who had relieved Lord on third
when the latter was hurt in a collision
with Gates In the eighth. led of with &
double Sullivan's sacrifice was musses
Up 10 Gates and Freeman, and the col
] sc player tried 20 score, but was thrown
oJt at the plate. Sullivan going to second
Gessler raped out what would have beer
"a two-bagger to center and Sullivan
scored.
Laporte, who started the game at sec
ond, was hurt IN a collision with Sum
van, and had 10 retire. Mcconnell. VIII,
'was then sent in, made three hits In foul
times UP.
The Nationals will play their last gan.
.of the season here tomorrow. and n 4
possible that Cantill6n might give Jess
Tlnnehill chance 10 get back at hI
Old teammates
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TO-DAY,s GAMES.

Washington at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cleveland.
81. Louis Mt Detroit.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26
NATIONALS BEATEN
IN THE THIRTEENTH
Milan'S Great Fielding Saves
an Earlier Defeat.
,RoBS CRIGER OF HOME RUN

While Red SOx Are Batting Gates
Freely, Center Fielder Comes to the
Rescue with One-handed Catch.
CantiIIOn and Tom Hughes Chased
OF Field for Disputing Decision.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-26

In the Columbia League yesterday the
Congressionals completely outclassed the
Independents I'm every department of the
game and won by the score Of u to 3,
Tho EpOrp-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-25
Trouble Aloft,

Saturday was a stirring time with the
navigators of the air. At Hammonds-
port, N Y, the Bell aeroplane White
Wings dove the wrong way unexpectedly
and bumped the ground with disabling
force. Al Toledo dirigible balloon, OPP
Grated by Roy Knabenshue. became un-
manageable In the air owing to the re-
fusal of the engine to work and fell a
considerable distance. seriously damaging
the framework, but not injuring the op-
orator. At Berkeley, Cal, an immense
gas bag machine. carrying sixteen men.
lost its balance and. fitting at height
of 800 feet. the gas was forced into one
end and burst the envelope. precipitating
the entire outfit to the ground. causing
the serious injury of several of the crew.
The California accident chiefly dem
cnstrates that the dirigible balloon has
no: yet been perfected TO the point of
expanding in proport. ons with safety. The
machine in that case was 40 feet in length
and carried Ave engines. It is plain that
such a structure must be exceedingly
aexile and subject to disarrangenent by
varying currents Of air. The projectors