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The Washington herald., 1908-07-18


meT's night festival is on the programme.
for which many entertaining features are
promised The first event VIII be called
promptly at O'Clock. The entries for the
different events and list OF officials FOL
low:
List Of Entries.
I09yaTd dash-Chares Bauer. 6. 7. v R5-f-alI
Rutherford. " 6. A A. y. c. Thrau W. G.
A A, R r Rotlus-l a A. c. C. Z. Smith
son. G. A. c. Hsr-rau- schmidt. c. T v H--l
G. Eoyee. Y u C. A. Frank Kr1pp. C. T. v.
F. 2 Scllc5ssr. A a D. C. y. G.
hu1Iirz hlEn Jump. Il Yong 6 A c.
William g. Boe--ilssr. r A G.; 2 P Covert
Uuaf-. RobgTr H S-elzuer. y u e. A. Clz-Is
" Owen W G. A. A. Hsu-T A Wi1Ez-s 1T
? a g. Ri-hEou5 BrTant. NJ P. A. c. B-uuo
Braune-. c T. Y. Jclu Scte5ler- c. T. Y
Hon. step. and 5zm7-Cla-ies A. King. O. l. C.;
T T. YoguE- 6 A. C William G. Bca--ir-1r
p A C; Robert H Steiner. Y " C. A.. Aif-ed
G. stern. Jnzr-; Eichuond Bryant. 1T p A. c.;
y kari Kollnar. C. 7. Y; Frank Er1op. C. 7
y p b schlosseT. A. A. D C. y G.
R.1lnins broad 5-Izg--C -Ch1rios A. KinE. g A C.
:. Il losnz G. A. G; William G. Boecti--er. B
A G: Eoberr Y Steiner. Y NJ C. A. W. A.
thT7ll. W c. A. 4; r p Rohinsou A. A C.
Afred G-S-z-1, unattached: Hermann Schmidt. c
7. '; Frank KroIp. C. T '.
Pole-vault-Claude W Owen. W C. A. A.; ". 9.
Ihr7l. w g. A A.; Hs1naun Schmidt c. T. W
Kari koln1ar. c. T. Y.
sttacaed- 7. TEee-iT. unatsachei. Browe- C..
sp1ans5. T n s: r. P Covert. u1stsacHsi. T.
q Sheridan. Y ~ C. A, Henry Pieper G. T
v kooeTt h Steiner. y II C. A. A. g
Thompson. ". G. A. A. ". R. TaIb1-t " q.
A. A. Bruno Brauns- c. T Y Hermann Sc,miit,
c. TT
Horizontal bar-Frank J. Kadan- 5 J. B.. Bob.
Il Steiner Y n. c. A. He-naun schuii-- C. T
'; John Schedlsr. C. T. V; Kari KoIlua-. c. T
Y; William Martens. G. T. :
Parallel har-Frank J Kadan. s J. b. Rob H
Steiner. Y ". c. A. Hermann schmidt C. T
" john Sohedisr- c T. " Kari Ko-llnaz. c 7.
'; william Martens. c T. Y
Fariting bsr-F-ank J Kadau. S = b Rob 4,
Steiner. Y " c. A: Hermann Schmidt. c T.
TV
Oue-mie 7a,ay-Gurley Athlete Cub lBruns,
King HIdebTsndt ard Smithscn}- Mount Plezsa--
Athlete Club tHenry Zeh. 7. A McKeersr. p
Bryant. 7. 5. Rose. c Chancy and H W5n-are,
and Columbia TrI7IITgreil Oh. 5chmidr +. KrJpl-
J Schedler. B Brauner- and K EoIlnsrl.
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BASEBALL NOTES.
days eame at $50 O'clock.

To-day's game at $50 o'clock
Harry White got his bumps at Boston
yesterday
The Yankees have loaned Pitcher Doyle
TO Atlanta.
Lajoie VIII use Berger to-day. while
Cantillon viii rely Upon Charley Smith or
BIZ Burns
The Maps remain here until Monday
On Tuesday the Tigers come for a series
Of three games.
The Nationals made more hits and
fewer errors than the Maps, but the two
Wild pitches turned the trick
Joe Kelley says he would never dream
Of trading Frank Bowerman for Larry
Mclean, as reported from Cincinnati
''scrappy Jack O'Connor is out scout
ing for new men IN the minor leagues.
McAleer is planning to get help before
he needs it.
Detroit gave the Athletics the worst
drubbing Of the season While Philadel-
phia got two runs the Tigers we're piling
up twenty-One-
Tinker. Of the Cubs. broke up a pitch
ers' battle between Brown and Mathew
son by lacing cut home run for the only
score Of the game
After getting through the fatal second,
Fred Falkenberg pitched good ball. and
the Nationals had several opportunities
70 win out by a timely hit.
There are Outhelds and Outhelds. but
for all-around ability. Detroit's Is the
best IN the country declares an ad-
mirer Of Cobb. Crawford, and Mcintyre.
The slump OF the Browns continued al
New York yesterday. when the Yankees
10 & 1-H1 b. - ~H-
Yankees runs were made IN the sixth
inning.
The Athletics nave done most Of their
winning from Eastern teams II they
had their victories over the Westerners
70 depend on. they would be much nearer
the tail end
New York fans hope Rube Wadden
doesn't fy the coop on this New York
visit. as he did last trip. They want 70
see him perform as member OF the Nc
Aleer troupe.
Jake Beckley IS the only diamond war
rior who has played ball in the home
towns OF both Taft and Bryan. Years
ago Jake was a member Of the Lincoln
team, and q few seasons ago OF the Gin
cinnati team
The ball players vge can get just ~
this time" says Frank Farrell. who has
learned a thing or two since he has been
in baseball. are the players the other
clubs don't want. and we certainly aren't
going 10 let any OF our players go FOR
others who are Hot as good"
Bob Unslaub reached here about noon
yesterday, and Jumped into the game,
when be batted for FaIEenberg n the
ninth inning He sacrificed. and advanced
both men as per schedule The fans gave
30 --s
went out onto the coaching lines
Jack Highlands and Walter Carter. re
spective Harvard and Yale pitching stars
OF fifteen years ago. met IN New York
the other day How do the present-dav
college pitchers compare with those OF
cur day2-' asked Highlands Of Carter.
II they been playing in our day. Jack %
was the response. they wouldn't have
been allowed 10 pitch 70 The nets"
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FALKENBERG Make; d. a~o wa pttehs.

Mcbride was safe at nrst. He advanced
on Falkenberg's bunt took third on Nj
lan's out, and crossed the plate when
Shipke beat out a tap 20 the pitcher
The Nationals had a good chance in
the fifth, when with q man on second
and another on third. with but one out,
shipke was easy for Hickman. and Gan
ley closed the session with a short ay TO
third.
In the sixth for Cleveland. Perring beat
out a grounder 70 short and stole second.
but died
The Nationals threatened TO tie IT Up
IN the ninth Aitizer got away with an
infield hit. and Ciymer. batting for Nc
Bride, turned A single into right At this
stage Bob Unglaub made his first ap-
pearance as a National when he took
Falkenberg's place at the plate and made
q pretty sacrifice. but the men on second
and third could get no farther. as Milan
fled 10 the catcher and Shipke followed
suit to I.ajoie
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To-day's Esme-St- PanIs Is. Vglau-a 81 Tlli--
tenth and D streets u1--heast. a. szo
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Commerce and Labor dropped another
game on the White Lot yesterday. and
practically eliminated itself from pen
naut honOrs- Agriculture turned the
trick by 20 .. On the other diamond
Post-ofiice drew up another point nearer
70 the first division by whipping the War
riOrs. 15 10 10
The same inability TO hit the ball at
opportune times that has characterized
the Laborites in every game this week
was apparent in yesterdays contest, and
the Farmers took advantage OF their op-
p0nents' weakness and seved Up the
game. after nearly dropping It in the
ninth, when the Trust Busters made a
whirlwind finish
Agriculture clearly outpIaved the La
borites. and with brilliant stick work and
steady playing in the field soon had the
Trust Busters in q hole. The Laborites.
after the first run in the opener. were
unable % score until the ninth session.
when. with a determination born OF des-
peration. Kinney apd Evans connected
with the ball and scored two runs, which
tied the game
The Farmers started the tenth with
three hits, which. assisted by two disas-
trous errors, scored four runs. This lead
Commerce and Labor was unable TO
overcome, although II made a pluczy
stand in the ninth Score.
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The Officials.
Ala-h.l-otso Goe,sl ,,sv.i,,1 s,-,--,-

hia Turn -Verein-
Refe-ees-Dz D. Z wIbsr. G. Royce Housh-
Stsrfsr-Dr- n. r. Dear
Judges at the fnisn-Tanes o. sheE ard Pis-es
Camel
Field jadses-Pruf Beckett. Y " C. A. Hsnv
T. Waterman. W C. Boze. and W. B. Hudson
Tmers-Dr- 5 L Owens. Capt S. Edwards. and
Rud. jose
InspecsoTs-Slsx sohmiat. Aug Duearnz CUT
HALTER. and Paul A-ndt.
Clerk Of the cuurse-A- " Cha.sIa
Asssstaut-Norrazn Foster
An1ounCrr-Charies King
Scorer-Thomas Kirhr-
Custodian q prizss-Rudolph Dc Zaua
Judges q syullzstfcs-F Frederick F-s-gtsin yvssH-
Ington. p. c. AlEin Schmiir Tashinrrou ID q
and Dr. William Becker Balrincre Nd
ManaseTs-Pruf. A Werner Su4ubo1fd F Z
Mann. and 4 K. Neissner-
List Of abbrgviatioEs- -tirriey Athlss.-. G. 4 C
Baltimore Athletic Cab. r. A. c. Ciernrrfs Turn
NeTeln- C. T. C; sokoI Jeinota Blcsk. s. J. b
Unattached. Unaft-- Washinercu Grove A-Hie-f.
Cub. " g A C Arkola Athlete Clrb A. A.
G; Young Mems Christian Asscciari7u. Of Wash
1ng1on ID. c. Y IL G. A Mount Pleasant An
let5c Club. Mt- P. A c. Technical Hizh school.
I. H. - ooil1n1hia TgrT-N erciu- C. T. v, Ath-
etc Association DiStrict q Columbia National
Guard. a a D. c. y g.
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TO-DAY7s GAMES,

TO-DAY1s GAMES
Boston at Pfttsburg.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
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Ear--ed r-rs-G-ace g. Bethany. l. Firs; base by
lrrcr=-l5uce. 2 Bethany. 4. LIT or bases-GTsos.
6; BetEauy. s First hae On h1lls-0f Buscher 3,
oG Birch Z; oe TazEart. 3; q DaTis. l. Innings
ri-ciled-Bv Euscher. s. ty Birch. L. by TaE-arr
& bT D1r.s. 3 Hits nlle-Of Buscter. T. q
Birch. Z. cF Ta-zar-. 2. Of Davis J. Struck out
b Euscher. g lE Birch. l. by TE-garr !. By
DAVIS. = Tu0-hase kits-Wsr1e e. Hei1-ich Bah
sll. DAVIS %. King. DoEsLlT, TaE=art. NT-Cc--
DicL Sscridee hits-G Za-elh McC011ick- St0ien
h4ses-Daris- King S-laefe- a.. Donelly. Crzur-
ten. Waple- Hit by uitcher-By Buschsr. I; by
DAVIS L Wild pi-ches-Buzche- !. Taz-zrr l
Passed bali-1Icyers. Uu1l-e-sIr- Hughss. Tine
q szmo-I hour and 80 minutes
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h Il =
Roanozs-------------- ooooI IS ,
DanTilis-------------- ; c 0 0 S-I2 Is g
Bsttories-RsyuOlds ard Boyle; wale-. Ryan. and
Tlzcks-a-
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
st. JOseph's Defeat st. vIucent's by
Rally in seventh

STANDING OF TEE TEAMS.
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60, an.on RiIIinra Eann-a

= Chicago, July l6.-Judge X. II. lands
IN the Federal Court has entered an order
vacating the appointment OF a receiver
for the A c. Anson Company's billiard
and bowling establishment. and substi-
tuted an order restraining Anson. ehe
former bail player. from 6isposing Of his
property The action was taken at the
instance OF petitioning creditors because
OF a question as 20 Jurisdiction Of the
court AreoeiTer WAS appointed yesterday,
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sTANDTvc OF THr leans

Pittsburg. July I7.-8Iore than 700 fren-
zied fans gathered in Exposition Park
to-day and loaded Hans Wagner down
with presents. Then Wagner and the
rest Of the team went 20 pieces. playing
perhaps the most miserable ball ever seen
here
Boston scored six runs n the eighth,
which were not allowed because the
game was called at the end Of the half
on account OF rain and dust storm.
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Errors Are Costly.
3 to = - e

SPECIAL 70 ne washington Herlld
LyuchbUrg, Va, July T7.-Tiuely hitting
at times when Portsmouth made the
worst wabbles gave Lynchburg to-day's
game by the score Of 5 20 4 Jobsol. q
new man for Portsmouth, was relieved in
the sixth inning by Hailman. after
Hooker had hit him for a triple. The first
Hallman delivered TO Wallace was laced
over center for another three-bagger- The
game was close and exciting but the 10
Gals won it in the fifth inning on three
singles and two squeeze plays Score:
RH. Z.
Lvnchb7-v- o. os2Oo Is ?
Po-tSuouth----------- 0 0 I % ;
Ba-tgnes-StGTart and Westlake; Johson HaIfman.
end Wadlsigh Umpi-e-AIr. Mac Attsndance,
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NEW TwIRLER Is WILD.
Griffith, HaiIing from Washington.
Gives Six Bases on Balls.
sDe5sl 70 The Washington Herald


Hagerstown. Mj-. July IZ-Grifath. the
latest addition to Frederick's pitching
star, hailinS from Washington. was in
the box against Hagerstown to-day. the
home team winning by the score OF s to
2. While not bit hard. Griffith was very
wild, giving six bases on balls and hit
ting four batters. .One Of these was
Pitcher Krebs. who was playing right
field in to-day's game The ball strucS
Krebs on the left cheek and fractured the
bone. He IS now in the hospital and viii
hardly be able TO play any more this sum
mer- Frederick played q poor fielding
game Score
RHE z
Frederick 10000 90 s
AaserstoVrn - 0 0 o ? 0 Ks ,
Batteriss-Frede-idk. Gr1fath and C-eazs-; Hager-
town. Smith and SimsoE- Umpire-8ir NcCarscu
Lie & gz1e-z 5oggs snd - zirutsz
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First base on balls-Of Nfeistsr. 4; OF Ryan. 1
Struck ort-By Meister. 5; By Ryan. 3 Home runs
-MuIlin. Rea- Thrse-base hit-NcGrath Two
base hits-C- Walker, Ryan Mcintosh Dampisr
Sacrifice hits-Haas- Stolen bases-Barnes RYAN
O.. Fsuton. 1Iddlekauf Haas NfcGzth. Kraft RI
Rea q. FenUlck. Neiste- q Double playS-Wahler
70 Haas; Haas % Barnes 20 McIutosh HIT hv
Uitchsr-By Meisrer. Umpire-AIr CoIlifoveT
Tine of gzme-2 hours and Is minutes
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TO-DAYs GAMES.

TO-DAY7s GAMES.
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at Boston.
ST. Louis at View York.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
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Every Low In our stores Now -CUT-PRICED.7
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Exhibition game to-day-Niuth ~ Co1gres
Hs-sa-s. q. s-L-h aal D SIS uc--Laas-. AZ $50
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Iotzls------- ! Is ? Totais-------. 4 7'l3 s 2
one OCT vhea winning rn vas sorcd
Picked Team 0 Is
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Earned u1us-N. Z 5 c. = First base by e.
Tors-N. E 5. Co. Left on bases-3loses. Z;
y z. s Co. :. First base On bails-0f Whitney.
6; OF Reichard. L Innings pirchcd-By Whitney. Z;
hy Kummer, s. Hits made-OE Whitney. Il. Of
Runner, J. Struck CUf-By Whifuey. 6; hy Reicl-
ard u Home u1n-Erans. Three-base hit-Duran-
Hamilton Evans. Ncyes. Ds1gan. Clapn. Richard
Double play-Noonan 70 FerFuson- Wild PITCHES
Whitney. ?: Reichard. l. Passed balls-Noonan. /:
YcazeT, L Umpire-Afr. FinnGEan. Tine q Eame-
hour and . minutes
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
Cleveland, 81 Washington, I.
Boston, {; Chicago, 3.
New York, 3; st. Louis, 8.
Detroit, 21; Philadelphia, ?.
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HOME RUN DOES IT.
Tinker's Long Drive Scores Only
Tally of Game at Chicago.

Chicago. July 1.-THE yellow bat OF
Joseph Tinker stopped New Tork's win
ming march to-day and sent the Giants 10
their hotel defeated I 20 O. A crashing
home run drive sent 70 the farthesr limits
OF the yard was the only tally registered
IN great game where Brown and
AIathewsoa were shining stars. Score.
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BROOKLYN GETS TWO HITS.
HummeI Only Man Who Gets safety
on CoakIey at Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, July with a lone pair Of
singles BY Hummel as their only offensive
asset, the Superbas did not stand much
chance against the Reds to-day. and lost
TO O. Coakley kept them away in the
dim distance from the hone plate scnre.
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E1--.e1 rr-s-I1rinlrr. 2 Manharra-s- I First
base hr er-'rs-Tvinius :; 1Ianhactans 2 Left OF
f1s1--TuininE. j.. Nauha-rars. J. First base On
halis- OF R1Gk J. OF Buckley. 70 STUCK out
By R-lak s. II Buckley. g. Three-base his-Haislip.
1vro-tase hit Howard sacrifice hi-=-H Hoxa-d. Ware
1Icf f'artir- stolen hascs-plluer- Buckley u
d5uar,i Evans .si Giehel o. Wynkoop g. Nc
Cerrhy u. Doubie p;ay-Evans 20 GiebeL Passed
b4IIs-WaT-. Chapman iT- Unpire-1Ir Hughes
Tine q Tsme-I hour and Sc Minutes.
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LIT On hases-St- Josepd's. s. ST Vi1ccnt-s 6
First base OF hsIls-0f sg11anossis. g. Hits made
OF Liuthic1a. p; OF STnanossie, 6 Struck out-
BY Liuthi-un. s. b Synanoszis 5 Home r7n-
BroUne Th-sebase hits-Fessler Stucker1 Dslv.
fwo-bsse hIts-AIss. HaHdz. Broome Sa-ffce
hit-Linthicrm- Stolen basss-Aless. Hessle- Wood-
en 2. Bal1er. Double plaT-syuauoskie 20 Brewer
Wld psrchss-Lsnthi1sm- Passed baII-So1ier
UuIare-Mr. CleFelznd Tine Of ezme-I hour auc 50
nlinuteS.
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Lrft Cd b1scs-Dstroit, Il Philadelphia g. Bass
c1 halis-OE Maxwell = Of Summers l. Struck
0It-By Schlitzer. 2; By Maxwell 6; b. Sumner 4:
by susgs. Three-base hits-Cravfor,i. Cobb Ross
nan, Ha-rseL TUo-bass hits-Schaefer Cravfo-d
Cobb q. Co1Ehlin q. Downs o.. suggs Z. Col
hus. Barr Sacrtdce hics-CraE1ord- Sca-uidt
stolen bases-AcIltyre e. Schsefer @. Cobb
Double plays-Czwfcrd 20 SUES 70 Schaefsr. schae-
fer 70 Ross-uan- UTuui-e-1Ir- OLouEhlia- Tine q
Eane-2 hocs and 3 minutes. Attendance. SIS.
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Earned TuIS-Cleveland. / First base
DT errOrs-Claveland ]. washington. !
Left on bases-Cleveland. =. Washington
y tlrSt base on balls-Om Johnson /. on
r talkenterg. !; on Joss J. Innings pitch
eo-By johnson. Is. by Falken berg
. - Hts made-On johnson. = of Fal-
kenDerE- 3 Struck ouf-By johnson I.
Dy talkenberg. >. by JOSS, l. Tv-o-base
hlt-Alilan- Sacrifice hfts-F'aIkenber
ngiaub. Stolen base-PerrinE Wild
hes-FaIkenberg - Passed baIl-N.
Clarke Umpire-Mr. Egan. Time Of game
Il hour and 80 minutes
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T5tals------ ; s24 q ]
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BROWNS LOSE AGAIN.
HiEhiHnders Bat POEyeu Out of the
BOX in sixth Inning.

New York, July I7.-Orth was ba1ted out
Of the box IN the second inning. and in
the sixth Powell met that fate. The New
Xorks won by making six stingIng drives
in succession on Powell Chase and Hemp
hil both came IN on the squeeze play.
Ball laying down the ball. Score:
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
a. c. Takes Good Game
from the Manhattans.

Twining a c. took a good game from
the tailenders yesterday, score s 10 l.
Aanhattans played well for eight inn
ings, but weakened in the ninth. Twining
scoring four runs with but one hit
Evans did good work with the willow.
while Palmer played vel for the losers.
Score-
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base hit-Derlir- Three-hase hi--ETe-S Hone u1n
Tinker Stol-u hase-Cha1cs- D1uh,e p-a-s-
Tinker - Moran % Chance. B-us-ahau b Tsun-v.
Base on hails-Of Brown. L st-1ck ort-By Brown
I. By 1Iathersor. 4 Wrd pi-ch. B-uzn- Uuapi-ss
-,icssrs O'D1v and JchnstOne- Tine q zauc-
h0r ard . uliulles- Atten6anca, Eeo
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Ban PIaxer,. Vic II1.

Special 70 The Washington He-ald-
Lynchburg, Va, July I7.-Bentley, the
popular ball player. was called home this
afternoon by a telegram which announced
the sudden and serious illness Of his wife
at their home at Lowell, n. c.
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Frs base OF hails-Of Field. ?: OF Kinney. L
Innings pitc1ei-By Field. 70. By Kinney. 9, By
OEls, L Hits made-Of Field .: OF Kinney. s. Of
Ocle. J. St-uck Ort-By Field. 4. By Kiuney. 4: b
Ogie. Home uzns-Bryan. Rapp. Three-hsse hit
Kinney TEo-base hits-TaTlor. Pres. Sacrifice
Eits-Priest, Bran -. Erwin stolen bases-Dcyle
L07inE. Kinney p, Rapp. Double plsy-Priost 10
Raserss Pres - Rogers 70 NcQuiun: Doyle 10
RoSs-s % Mog1iua yupire-Nir. Belts. Tine of
Eane-1 hour aud s. ulfuutes.
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Laurel Team wants Game.

owing 20 cancellation the Laurel High
School has no game for to-day and would
Ike to hear from some strong team in
the city Phone George W. Bond. man.
ager, Laurel Z5-W
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The Score.

Taoh2so hts-Rstes Sres-ey- Sacisce hits
Dahlen =. Wiis01. Beaumont. WsErsr INNS.
stolen hases-Bltes. Dshlsr- DoulI8 ullgs-
Sweeney % Nc'5ann u Datie1. Dahle1 g Ri-cley
% Mrssu1 Bases on h-rs-flr Carlni-z .. OF
licCa-hy. s Stuck uut-BT Cs11nitz. l. IN
pirss-lfessrs- Ri-ie- ard Rudderlar1- Tine q
Eause-l hour ard 81 minutes
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TW0-hass hits-L-r5. IsbeU sac-iHce hfts-Isbsn.
Hahn DouEher-y. Lord. Gesslsr. Mcconnell. stolen
iases-Thozey. I=hel- Doahle ulav-3fc,-a mel 11n-
sssis-edI- Left on bases-Bos-o- s. Chicaro
Bass on haIs-Of White 2 OF Cica-te. 4 St--ck
ou--By Cic1tte. 1. by Whire. Q Cupi-ss-lss=rs
Sheridan and Connolly Tine Cf game hour and
g minutes. Attendance 81.
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TEAM GOES TO PIECES
Gifts to Hans Wagner Upset
PittSbuFg Players.
BOSTON SCORES A sHUT-oUT

More Than Seven Thousand Fans Sit
in Agony, but Fortunately Six
Runs Scored In Eighth Inning Do
Not Count. as Game Is Called on
Account OF Rain and Dust Storm
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late batting rally. aided by several
sllp-ups. won St Joseph's its game with
St Vincent's yesterday by 10 TO =
I1nthicurn toed the rubber for St 10
seph's. and CID not pitch the ball he IS
capable OF. allowing twelve hits. many OF
which were for extra bases While Sy-
manoslzie was only touched for six safe
ties. he issued nine free passes
Broone. St Ni1cents crack backstop.
was the leading batter. clouting the horse
hide for a hone run and q douhle- Son
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Post-oaios won a long drawn out a

EOSN-oLlCe Won long draWn out and
tiresoTne game by getting a few more hits
at opportune times than its opponents.
and scored fifteen runs while the War
was scoring ten Both sides hit the ball
freely. the Warriors taking the honors in
long drives. and the Mail Singers carry
ing of the palm for the greatest number
Of hits Scora-
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SOX LOSE TO BOSTON.
''DOcv White Dated Hard and Home
Team Wins Uphill Game.

Boston, July I7.-After Boston changed
pitchers to-day White was batted hard
and the home team won an uphill game
fron ChLcago. 1 to 3 Scora-
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Thrse-bsse hits-NIitchofl Lohsrt- sacfscs h5t-
Bell stolen bascs-HrEcils. Paske-t- Base On
halls-Od Bel. 4 Strlck o1--BT Coakley. ?, br
Bell Umpi7e-1T-. Klein Tine q rame-I hour
and . MINUTES Attendance zoo
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Philadelphia July 1.-THE Athletics
were fairly slaughtered by the Detroiters
this afternoon, the three local pitchers be-
ing pounded for a total Of for1y-tvvo
bases. Score:
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RICHIIOED DOWNS NORFOLK.
Earned Run in Last Inning Gives
Game to Leaders.

Richmond. Va. July Ian earned IN
by Richmond in the last inning Of to
days game won from Norfolk by to 8
Mckenzie and Fox were both batted
freely. and the game was anybOdy's until
the last ball was thrown. Tfeduan and
Brodie each got three hits Score:
R 4 z
T2icllu.oad--------..-.- o1oo oIOl-s u ?
Norfolk 0 . O5 ?
Batteries-MeKenzis and Nlessitt. Fox. Cooley.
and Edwarls-
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Let On haaes-SSeT Tu-k. 3; St. Lori5 s BASES
on baLls-Of Naming. 1. Of D51ee1 L Strucz out
By Naming = BY Powell. > T-otass hits
Niles. Ee-rls. SzGlfce hits-BaI. EoErar stolen
lases-He-uuihfll. Wa1lace- Douhle pla--S1e7-e- u
!o1es % Fe-Tis % Williams Wild pi-ch-zIauuir,z
J,np--es-Aiess-s. Hurst and Er4rs- Tine q sz-ne
Il hou- and 90 MINUTES. At-a1ldancs 2GG
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CARDINALS ARE SHUT OUT.
Phillies Give Good support Il
Richie, Who Pitches We'll.

St Louis. July philadelphia again
defeated St Louis this afternoon. the
score this time being to Q. Richie pitch
ed IN fine form for the PhfIlies. while Ray
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Ot eracrive S-0ra

Two-hase hits-Bransfcld. 3IaEee, Charles SzCTi-
fee hirs-Kuabe. Delelantv. titus Double plays
Barry 20 Koney; Knabe TO Brausiald- Stolen bass
-T5tus. Br1nsfeld. Murray. Osbune. Bases or
ba1ls-Of Raymond & Of Richie. . Struck out
By Raymond. ;. BY Sallee. /. b. Richie l. Iefr
NJ. Emslie. Tine q glme-l hour and IS minutes
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Nationals Get one.

The Nationals got their run in the third
Mcbride made three swipes at the ball,
but Mig Clarke allowed a passed ball and
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ARE OUT OF RACE
Agriculture Takes Their Measure in
an Exciting Game.
POst-offiee Pulls Up on First d.
vision .eams by Defeating War
in sUatfest by 10 TO 10.

No1day's Eanes-ConnerOe and Labor ~ Post
o-hcsi Interstate vs.. Troasury-
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Heights. AZ sixth and streets northszss. AZ $50
The Bethany Baptists met with defeat
at the hands Of the Grace team yesterday
on the Active" diamond, score. s 10 Z.
Waple captured the batting hOnors. get
ting a single and two doubles The base
running Of Schaefer was the feature
Scora.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Boston, 81 Pfttsburg, o.
Chicago, IL New York, 0.
Cincinnati, p Brooklyn, o.
Philadelphia, ,, st. Louis, o.
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FiTst base o. oaIs-Ofi Thompson ? Struck out
By Thozpson- 4. b AlcDonald. 2 Three-base hit
F1ynl Two-base hit-1[cDona-d stolen base
Buriey- Unpre-8ir- McCaulley. Tine Of gane-i