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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03

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Iotals....... D ffHI4 /

'Batted for Pennington in the ninth. fRapp out
hit by battsd ball
Post-ofice. ...... q q n q q n n a
Commerce and Labor........ 2 0 0 o 0 20 o.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
AdTents Trim Manhnttans and Pull
Up on Leaders

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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POLICE SAVE UMPIRE
Baltimore Fans Up TO Their
Old Tricks.
PLAYER USES HIS FISTS
Two Orioles Try TO Reach Home on
Long Drives-When Called Ont at
the Plate Trouble BeEins-Newark
Wins Game in Twelve Innings.
ROOters Crowd the Field.

Baltimore. Nd. June 6.-Umplre SulI-
van came near leaving the Baltmore-New-
ark game in an ambulance to-day. hav-
ing to be rescued from the irate hundreds
who swept out from the bleachers on the
bail field by police and secreted away in
an automobile
II all happened In the ninth. Up TO that
time II looked like Newark had the game
Won
Byers came to the bat and took a swing
at the bali. He connected, and II went
toward the clubhouse. He circulted the
bases and was safe at home on the relay
Of the throw, but Mr.. Sullivan said he
was out. There was a kick. but il soon
blew over
Demmitt then came up and made a sin
gle. Hall followed with another. Then
Hunter placed the ball in the same place
where Byers had put it. and Demmitt
and Han crossed the pan. Hunter kept
up steam and slid across the home plate.
Mr.. Sullivan said Hunter, too, was out.
Then the trouble began. Byers. in
censed over being called out. steamed up
to Sullivan and handed him a right hook
on the jaw. As quick as a flash of light
ming all the Birds were about Sullivan.
the rooters swept on to the field from
the bleachers by the hundreds. and then
came along police-Capt. Moxley and his
trusty henchmen.
They took charge Of Sullivan. forced
the rooters back TO their seats. and
brought about calm. When the nebulous
had cleared Byers was roost-
Ing snugly in the clubhouse Hearne was
on the joo, and the score was a tie.
After that Mr.. Sullivan seemed nervous.
He paced up and down, wanted to call
the game twice. alleging darkness. Kelly.
who had charge Of the bases, and who
has always given Baltimore a square
deal. told Sullivan there was nothing do
ing in the line Of calling the game. and
so twelve innings were played. and Balti-
more lost by the score Of TO 8.
The police had to escort Sullivan 10
an auto, and see him away from the
grounds.
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TotalS...... 6lOHR

-Batted for JOSS in eighth.
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Winchenter Gets ThIrd.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va, June 6.-Winchester
took the third game of the series from
Belair at Reservoir Park this afternoon,
? TO 0, duplicating yesterdays shut-out.
johnson. who pitched for the locals. re-
ceived gilt-edge support. Don McDon-
ald's work at left and Sandy Bakers az
short was of high order. Batteries-Win-
chester, Johnson and Mabrey; Belair,
Brown and BOnthern.
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PLAY FOURTEEN INNINGS.
Lynchburg Finally Captures Game
from Roanoke, 10 1.
Special 20 The Washington Herald.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va. June 6.-Lynchburg
defeated Roanoke this afternoon. ? to l.
IN fourteen-inning game, which was
one Of the most brilliantly played con-
tests OF the season. West and REYNOLDS
engaged in a mighty battle. and both
had good support. The locals. however.
found Reynolds for two singles in the
fourteenth and drove in the winning
run. Score:
RH.E
Lynchburg-. 0 0 900 1000 IL 10 2
Batteries-West, Westlake. and Bentley. Revpold,
and Boyle UmpiTe-Mr. Hennager
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Totals....... 4OI5 27ls 4
Manhattan s. c..
Advent A. @.

Runs-Bucklcy Kraft. Brooks. Frazier. Puntney.
GiL Haislip. l2l. Landyoight 81. W NARROW.
ioense' Michael. Hobbs l2 Wysick Rollins Left
on bases-Manhattan S c. 8: Advent A q
First base On balls-Of Buckley. {: Of Kraft. /.
on Brooks, l. Innings pitchcd-By Kraft. T. bv
Brooks ? Hits made-Of Kraft z: "a Brooks 3
e'ruck out-By Buckley. = by Kraft. J. Three
base hit-Michael Two-base hifs-Landvoight Sea
ton ~, Toense. Hobbs Buckley. Flathers. sacri.
nee hit-Frazer. Stolen hascs-Landvoght. Toense
Hobbs, Wyrick, Buckley Cg Weber Double plays-
Kraft to Weber % Haislip Brooks 10 Haislip
halsip tunassistedl. Toense 10 NARROW 10 Hobbs
Hit BY Ditcher-By BucHiey % by Kraft Passed
oalis-Barret. UmDire-Nir Carr. Time Of game
hour and IS minutes
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Let on baSes-Car Department. 4. shou-nen ?
Flrst base on balls-Of Rupert. /: OF kilroy 4.
ct Dore. ?; OF Paur Innings pitched-By Ru-
Tert. g. by hilroy, 5. by Do7u. = by Paur y Hits
made-Oh Rupert. 6; OF kilroy s. OF Paur. 2
STUCK out-By Rupert. 9; by Klroy : by Paur. l
Three base hit-CockrelL Two-base hits-Deschari
RCpert stolen bases-Wallach ~, McGrth. Han
dy, Bower, sullivan ~. Rupert Meradith Coczrell
~. Hit by ptcher-By Rupert Passed ball-Kn-
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Commissioners OverwheIm st. PauPs
Club by IL TO L.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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The Score.

Earned uin-Commercial J. Left on bases-Coro-
ihcrclal. Z; American Security and Trust l. First
base on balls-OR Hoover. Z Struck out--Ry Hoover
il; by Maloney H. Two-base hits-HoIland Jobn
ston tmney, Houston. Stolen bases-Wilcox 121
Johnston o.. Hawks (2) Maloney, Newland. Hoover
lZ, tinney, Holland Father l2l. Hit by pitcher
By Maloney 2. Passed balls-PTicc ). Umpirrs-
Alessss Dalrymple and Howard Time OF game
hour and 50 Minutes
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Leit on hases-Columhia A. c. 4; Brentwood 10
flrst base on balls-On Mcister. s. OF Barnhsrt 4
struck out-By Aeister. 3; by Baruhart G. Tr~o-bass
bfl ant w. sanders, sutton Beckett Moreland.
Doyle Stolen bases-Clenents f2l Srtto, Ia, Isl
Moister. Sanders Ken. Bryant Taylor (3l. Doshe
play-Clear 10 Smith to Lay Hit by pteher-Rv
Barnhart' / Wild Titches-Meister 2 Umpire-Nr
hoLmann. Ilme Of game-l hour and IS minutes.
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Two-base hits-steizfeldt ~ Tinker. Schultz.
Home ruus-Kling. Hoffman. Base on balls-Of
Dcner. !; on Young. /; of Pfefer. ;: of Fraser.
2. OF Bouites, 2; on Reulbach, ; Struck out-By
Fraser, ]; by Boultes. /. BY Reulbach. L Hits
made-Of Dorner. s. in two and a half innings:
OF Young 2; OF Pfefer. s. In two innings; oF
Boultes, 4. in four innings; of Frzser 4. in
seven innings; OF Reulbach l. in two innings
Umpire-Alr O'Day. Attendance. 1851
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h-aIheu rul-flIth- First base By eTrurs-Ninth .
Lett on baseS-Flfth. z; Ninth Z. First base on
halls-Of scheckelS 5: of Gordon strnck out
by ScnecAeS 10 by Gordon Home run-Sticb-
ert- Sacrifice hits-NlcQuin sullivan. stoler ~
lie Foe. Evans O.. Double play-Connor 10 Olan-
uelle 20 kerper. Hit by pitcher.By Gordon. /
Wild pitch-Scheckeis Umpire-AIr Hughes Tirne
Of game-l hour and 3 minutes
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Totals.--.... ? 52il4 0
sR.tto.a L.. R.---.....r -. -
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RAILWAY LEAGUE.
ShOPmen Trim Car Department by
Heavy Batting.

The shopmen were arrayed in their bat
ting garb yesterday. in the Railway
League. and added another game to their
credit by beating the Car Department.
p to 4. Deschard led at the bat with four
hits Score:
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I'.UV 5-IlIVVAIaHl, ~. Inst base BY errors
brookand. 2: Marines. l. Left on bases-Brook
land. 6; Marines. J. First base on balls-Of Car
roA, . on Ritter. j. Innings pitched-By Ritter, s.;
by Bell. 2 Hits msde-Of Ritter. s. of Pen 70
Struck out-By Ritter. l; by Bell. ?; By Carroll :
Home rn-Dowd Two-base hits-Dowd Rodler
Tansill ~. Hayes t9. Umpire-Nir. Clum. Time
OF game-2 hours.
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Totals. 5 ~ IS 9
sHaIfc1 fnr Wilntt IN .....ah
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-"IuVu Ilns-N. y ). Co, 8 MIrrhy, !. fiTEt
base BY errors-N. +. S. Co.. s: Alurphy. J. Left
on oases-N. +. S. Co. Il Murphy. z First base
on halls-On Beall 2: OF Harris 6: OF O'Brien. 3
iuYings pitchUd-By Harris S. By OBrjen 4 His
made-On Beall l3 on Harris :; on O-Brien 2
struck Out-By Beall. &: by Harris : By O'Brien.
Home ruDs-Dugan ~. ThTee-bsse hit-Schafcr
INo-bsse hits-Hamilton. Miller. Sacrifice hits
Sebastian ~. Stolen bases-Evnns Harris tg Nr-r-
ply. Double play-Beall 70 Hamilton TO schaner
Hit by Ditchcr-By Harris Passed balls-Evsns. ?.
schafcr, 2 Umpire-Mr. Finncgan Time Of game
i hour and s. minutes
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IWo-baso hitS-D0nhn u, Gilbert. Sacrifice hits
shaw, O'Rourke BridweI. Byrne Seymour stolen
bases Shann'n. Donlin. Base on balls-OH Mathew
son. ]. Struck out--By MatheWs0n. 2: by BAY
mond, L. Double plays-konetchy 20 Byrne. Bird
vel % Doyle % TeImey: Seymour % 1IatheWson %
Needham- Umpire-Mr. Ruddcrham. Time Of game
u hour and IS minutes. Atiendance-L50
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Electricians Down L. J. Murphy &
Co. by IL to 10.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

Io-morrow's game-Wiliam Hahn & Co vs. Ma
tional Electric Supply Company, at Eighth and
Florida avenue northeast. az 53o
The F. J. Murphy aggregation was de-
feated yesterday In an interesting game
at Eighth and Florida avenue northeast
by the National Electric Supply Company.
Score. II to TO-
Harris started in the box for the paint
men. but was relieved by O'Brien an the
sixth
b. Beall pitched for the Electricians.
and thirteen hits were made off his de-
livery. while only nine hits were OBJ
tanned by the winners.
DuSan played star game FOR the win
ners. getting two home runs and a dou-
Die. His running catch in the ninth in
ming kept the Murphy tribe from scoring
the winning run Score:
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The double-header on the White Lot
yesterday resulted in victories for the
leaders, Commerce and Labor defeating
Post-office in a shut-out game by 4 70 0,
and Treasury trouncing the Middies by
: to 2.
A home run by Evans and a timely bin
gle by Richmond scored the runs for Com
tnerce and Labor. The Mail Singers were
unable to find Richmond. During the first
four innings only one man succeeding in
making the first sack. and only two men
reached third. Score.
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"HRs-been" Team OutcInssed
Special to The washington Horald.


RockYiile. Nd, June 6.-An excellent
Same Of ball was played at the Fair
Grounds here this afternoon between the
Rockville team and the "Has-been"
Rockville team. which was won by the
young aggregation by the score of 4 TO 3.
Tho 'has-beens'' made three hits and
four errors. and Rockville seven hits and
one error. The game was exciting from
start 10 finish Batteries-RockviHe
Braddock. Ahalt, and Whiting: Has
beens,' Dawson and Nicholson.
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The Score.

Two-bass hit-Howell. Three-base hit-Hartsel
Sacrifice hit-Davis stolen base-Murphy Struck
out-iy Plank 3; by Howell s. Base on balls-Oh
Howell. Umpires-Messrs. Evans and Hurst
Attendance. $500.
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The score.

IWObase hits-Dooin, Osborne. Tlree-hase Mts-
Thomas, Wagner. Leach Osborne Struck out-By
Sparks. 4; by LeeyT, 2 Double plays-Wagner 70
Kane; Abbaticchio 20 Kane. First base on balls
on Sparks. ?; on Lever, ? Umpire-Alr KLEIN
Attendance-l0000
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tirSt base on balls-Of Hester. .; OF Litchfeld 5
Struck out-By Hester. s: by Litchfeld G. Two
base hts-Rountrue, Omen. Sacrifice hits-NIc-
Carthy %. POlzet. Stolen bases-C0Iernau Cert
man, Asquith. Hit BY pitcher-By Hester. Wild
Pitch-Lstchfed. Umpirr-Mr. Belts Time Of game
y hour and IS minutes
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Even Break Mt Portsmouth.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Portsmouth. Va. June 6.-Portsmouth
and Danville broke even on a double
header this afternoon. the first game
going 70 Danville, TO ?, and the second
TO Portsmouth. to l. Portsmouth was
outciassed in the first game. HaIIman
vas a puzzle for Danville in the second
game while Walker was hit freely in the
early innings. Scores:
First game:
RH.E T.
Portsmouth 0 0 o OOO2-2 81
Dah'iIie'..-........... 0 3 0-s 10
Batteres-Walsh ane RYAN; Carter and Smith
Umpire-Mr. Byron.
Second game:
RHE
Portsmouth. ........-. l OOOOxA 3 ?
Dan'iiie. e.---........... o 90 90 OIL 3
Batteries-Halnan and Wadleigh; Walker and
stubn. Umpir-Nlr. Byron
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Ihree-oase hit-Lobsrt- Tvo-bass hits-Bel.
Mitchell Sacrifice hit-Mitchell Base OF balls
on Campbell. /; OF Rucker. !; OF Finlsyson. l.
Struck out-By Campbell. 4; by Bell /. Hits made
on RucSer. IN inning. or Finlayson. 3 in
inning. Double play-Hulswitt 10 Huggins 10 Can
Eel UmDiTes-Messrs. Rigler and JohHstone. At
tendance. 6.o00.
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Two-base hit-Sullivan. Thrcebase hits-Rossnap.
Sullivan Home nin-Crawford. Bases on balls-Of
Morgan. s. Struck out-By Mulin. q by Morgan
J; by Willeit /; by Young. /. Triple plny-schafer
10 killfg % Roesman. Umrires-Messs Sheridan
and Esan Attendance 2z
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REDS WIN HANDILY.
Pound Pitchers of the Trolley DodR-
ers at VIII.

Brooklyn, n. Y June 6-Cincinnau
hammered Brooklyn's pitchers hard to-
day, and won easily from the Trolley
Dodgers.
Score
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
brentwood Bats Meister Hard and
WaIIOps Columbia A. c.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
Barnhart Led the Columbla 60

Barnhart held the Columbia Athletic
Club team safe throughout yesterdays
game. in the Capital City League. en-
abling Brentwood 10 win easily. II TO 6.
The winners batted Meister TO all cor
ners Of the lot. annexing twenty-five
safe bingles or his sidewheeI delivery.
Doyle played a good game at third. score.
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Double play-Hinchman 70 Laioie 10 stoyaIl
Struck out-By Chesbro. 4; by JOSS. ) Umpire
Mr. OLoughlin- Time Of game-I hour and a
minutes Attendance. l2OO0
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MARINES PROVE EASY.
BrOOkland Team Has No Trouble I'm
Winning by Big Score

The Marines went to Brookland yester-
day, and were defeated by the crushing
score OF 10 to T.
carroll held the hard-hitting Marines
down to three hits, while the Brookland
batsmen touched up Ritter and Bell for,
a total OF twenty safeties. Score.
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HIGHLANDERS HIT WELL.
New York Americans Connect Right
and Defeat Maps.

Cleveland Ohio. June 6.-Hittins the
ball at opportune times enabled the New
York Americans to defeat Cleveland to-
day. Score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE PITCHERS RECORD
UP TO AND INCLUDING JUNE 3.

Inc o"lng shows
won shuou
on os next six columns
ntage of victores
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Too Much for Norfnn.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, June 6.-McKenzie. who
played his initial game with Richmond
here this afternoon, was too much for
Norfolk, and the locals won by 3 10 2
CoWan struck Umpire Rim with his fists
In the sixth inning, when he was called
out on a close call at first base. The
police prevented a riot. Score:
r. H. T.
Norfolk lk-................ 0 90 0 0 90 4 81
Observation-Disclosures and Cowan: Chenault and
Smith ~
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MATTY IN OLD-TIME FORM.
Giants TwirIer Pitches Good Game,
Defeating st. Louis.

New York. June 6.-Mathewson again
pitched fine ball, and the New York Va
tioGals won to-day's game from St. Louis
Score.
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Totals ..... r1i27 p 5

INO-U-su nll--IitInll- bIOIen naAos-A- NHandIh0o,
W. HandibOe. Sherman HarrieS. Talbert a. sell.
ers. Sacrifice hit-Thomas. Double plays-FJtz 70
Heinrich; Sherman 10 Thomas Hits made-On
Handiboe 9; of Evans Is First base on balls
on Handiboe /; of Evans. l. Hit By pitched ball
Harding Struck out-By Evans. 2: by Handiboe. TO-
Left on bases Commissioners. 3: ST. Paul's. lO
Passed halL-Solcrs Wild ptch-Enns. Umpire
Mr. Cleveland Time Of gAEe-l hour ard IS min
utes
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TIGERS MAKE NINE ERRORS.
Boston Pounds out Seventeen Hits.
Wins 10 10 3

Detroit. June 6-Boston pounded out
seventeen hits, and easily took to-day's
game. The Tigers made nine errors.
grora.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Ninth Takes Exciting Contest from
Fifth Baptist, { to 3.
sTANDING o. Id

VI'-II I0' > sallt-IcIlllIJ " Mansl, az SlXth
and ID stysfts northeast. at SO O'Clock
The Ninth Streeters defeated the Fifth
Baptists in an exciting game yesterday
on the Sixth and D streets diamond by
10 8
Tom ouantrelle carried of the bat
ting honors. getting three safeties out OF
three trips 70 the plate. A fast double
play BY Connor. Quantrelle. and Kerper
was the feature. Score:
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ST. Louis. Mo-, June 6-The Athletics
took pretty game from the Browns
this afternoon. Plank held ST. Louis to
three hits
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PIRATES FIND BALL
Touch Up the Philadelphia
Twirler with Ease.
MATHEwSoN HOLDS ST. LOUIS
Big Pitcher Getting Back Into Form.
CineinnRtis Locate Brooklyn Slab
men at VIII and Win by to 2.
Champion Cubs Slaughter Bean
enters In Loosely Played Game.

Philadelphia, June 6.-Hitting Sparks
hard to-day enabled the Pittsburg Ma
tionals to win from Philadelphia.
The Score
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CUBS HAVE A WALK-oVER.

Champions Drus Boston by Huge
Score of IL TO o.
Boston, June 6.-The champion Cubs
had a walk-Over to-day. and won, "A TO
0. The Doves used four pitchers. Score:
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TRUST PLAYERS WIN
Defeat Commercial National
Bank Team, 8 to 4.
SCORE A TIE UNTIL SEVENTH
In that Round American Security
and Trust Athletes Find Hoover
for Two Doubles, Which, with
Three Passes, Nets Three Runs
and CIinches the Game.

The baseball team representing the
Commercial National Bank fell prey 10
the athletes Of the American Security
and Trust Company In a contest at Ma
uonal Park yesterday. Score. to 4.
The game was a close one as far as
the score was concerned until the seventh
/ inning, when the Trust Company play.
ers chased three runs across the pan.
which put them just that many to the
good.
Messrs. Dalrymple and Howard. the
umpires. announced before the game that
the act OF committing an error would
not necessarily cost player his lob. and
with this assurance ringing in their
ears the near-5au tossers proceeded 10
indulge in miscues 10 their hearts desire.
The leniency Of the scorers is all that
keeps the figures in the error column
down, but as it is impossible to record
errors Of omission, the players got of
pretty well at that.
In the grand stand were a number OF
the partisans Of both teams. including
general sprinkling OF the fair sex. and
nothing pulled OF on the field escaped
their critical eyes. Every play or at
tempted play was greeted with veil and
ciamor. either OF commendation or de-
rision, according 20 the merits OF the
case.
Maloney was on the slab for the Trust
Company team, and twirled a credltable
game tanning fourteen and not passing a
man. although he was guilty OF hitting
TWO men. one Wild pitch, and was found
for ten safeties.
Four Extra Base Hits.
Hoover. on the mound for the bank
team, held his opponents to six hits. but
of these four were for extra bases. and.
combined with the seven passes, two wild
pitches and three passed balls. suficed
to round up eight runs
The two catchers, Price and Johnston.
especially the latter, played the best
games. viewed all around Newland. the
midget leftfelder Of the bank team. was
the handy man with the willow. he being
credited with three safe swipes.
The Trust Company made two runs in
the opener. The Bankmen went them one
better in the second. ana tailed three
and Maloneys team tied the score in their
half OF that round
Another was annexed in the fourth
making the score 10 against the Com !
mercial team. but it came back in the
round and tied It up again In the sew |
enth two bases on balls. two doubles ana 1
an error netted the A. s. & T. three runs.
and practically clinched the game.
The Bank team could not tally after the /
fifth
The Washington herald., 1908-06-07
PLANK SHOWS FORM
Allows McAleer's Braves But
Three Hits.
HOWELL TWIRLS GOOD GAME

jennings Pennant Winners Bow in
Defeat 10 Men from the Hub-AH
Clubs I'm American League Change
PositiOns-Yankees Connect with
Lajoie's Pitchers and Win Game.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-07
HARRISBURG SHUT OUT.
Haserstown Takes One-sIded Game
nj Athletic Park.
'ocial 70 The Washington Herald.

sr9ciai to The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd. June 6-By the one
sided score of 10 TO 0 Hagerstown shut
out the Harrisburg Collegians at Ath-
letic Park here this afternoon. Only two
visitors reached tnlrd base. Ness. who
received rather ragged support. was
pounded hard. while the hits off Russell
were scattered. Score:
R.H.E
Harrisburg. ........... 0 0 o 0O0OOO-O /
HAs'rsto"n. ....-..... / 2 } x-B II
Batteries-Harrisburg. Ness and Wharton Haeers-
.0"n' Russell and Simpson Umpi-e-NIr. p ].
fafrish' Time OF game-l hour and 3 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-06-07

Tc-moucWs Eame-Gurhy A. c. Va Pension
Once. at AIsDeTitt's Field az $50 p m.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-07

In the Marquette League yesterday the
Commissioners defeated St. Paurs by II
to l.
ST. Paurs batters could not connect
with Willie Handiboe's shoots, while
Evans was hit hard. and received poor
support Pop" Harding's batting was
the feature score-