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The Washington herald., 1908-05-29

FiTst base by errurs-Atlantics. 2; Brentwood. L
Left on bascs-Atlantcs. z. Brentwood. s. FIRST
base on balls on Mcmahon. 5: on Keefe 2
Irnings pitched-By Keeffe. 8. by Barnhardt. g.
Hits made-Oh Keehe s. Struck out-By Keefe.
3; b. Bornhart. 3 b Mcmahon. 2 Home runs
A. Handiboe. 2 Threebase hit-sanders. Two
base hit-Symanosde stolen bases-Beckcrt
Barnes Double plAy-McMahon 20 Thomas Wid
pitchCs-NicMah0n. 2 Umpins-Air Hoffman Time
Of gaI1c-l hour and &C minuteA
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BRoOKLAND TEAM WINNER.
Defeats Government Insane Hospital
Nine by the Score OF o to 3.

The Government Hospital for the In
sane team Journeyed TO Brookland yes
terday and lost their first game Of the
season, 9 10 3.
Brookland had decidedly the better OF
the contest. both at the bat and In the
field In the third inning, a base on
balls. two errors. and four hits netted
the home team seven runs and settled
the exhibition handily.
Simons pitched a fine game for the
home aggregation. holding the visitors
down TO five scattered bingles The st.
Elizabeth boys nelded loosely, and failed
10 put up their standard performance.
Roger Moore, who relieved PrNddy IN
the fourth. held the Brooklands TO two
hits The game was called in the second
half Of the sixth on account Of darkness
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The double-header yesterday resulted
Commerce. the Money Counters defeating
the Warriors IL 10 4, and the Railroad
Regulators scoring TO the AIiddies 3.
Interstate began scoring IN the first in
ming. and before an out was recorded
had tailed five men of Barry's delivery.
Litchfeld was then drafted 10 relieve
Barry and he retired the side in rotation.
Interstate. however, were in batting mood,
and pounded Litchfeld for hits Tho
Middies only connected for seven, but ono
was good for three bases. and two others
for two sacks apiece. Score:
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winchester, 4, Front Royal, 3.

Special to The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. May &.-Winchester
again defeated Eastern College. of Front
Royal. Va. at Reservoir Park. this after
noon. TO 3, in one of the snappIest
games Of the season. Duggan saved the
day for the locals. when. with one on
base, he landed for home run. Bat
teries-Winchester. Sinner and Wood
ward; Eastern College. Flowers and
Mabry.
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To-day's game-Eckington vS Independents. at
$50 p m
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NorfoIk. On Portsmonth. ?.

Special TO Tho Washington Herald
Norfolk Va, May 2s.-Norfolk won a
loosely played game from Portsmouth, 6
to 2, this afternoon. Fox struck out
eleven men and had he been given perfect
support Portsmouth would not have
scored. Hits by Norfolk usually came at
opportune times, and frequently were for
more than one base. Score:
RH E
Norfolk. IoOIS Is 10 2
Portsmouth. ......-... o 0 0 % z 5
Batteries-FJx and Smith; Carter and Wadleigh
Umpre-Mr. Mace.
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Earned rIns-Waugh. l: Grace. L First base by
orrOrs-Grace. Left on bases-Waugh, 7 ; Grace, 8.
First base on bals-Oh Merrill 5: of McIAuren. 2
Innings pitched-By Merrill. four and one third; by
Whcatley. four and tWo-thirds. Hits made-Of
Mouil. 6. OF Wheatley 2 Struck out-By Merrill. 2;
by Wheatley. 2; by McLauren p Three-base hit
Rohrman Sacrifice hits-AIcLauren. Hammond.
Stolen bases-Fries 81, Walter, Krahling Double
play-Wheatley 70 Clements % Walter. Umpire
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OFF FORM
Quakers Down the Bandits
i'll Good Game.
CONAVERY FORCES TYING RUN

TwirIer Taken Out of the BOx-Suc-
ceeded by LOngstrect, Who Allows
Two Singles and Hits n Batsman,
Which Scores Winning Tally.
Burke's Throwing n Feature.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29

Earned runS-WashingtOn. J. First base
on balls-Of Kane, ,. of Conavery, 4;
of LOngstreet. g. Hits made-On Con
avery. 3, In innings. of Longstreet. 3.
Struck Out-By Kane, 4; by COnavery, l;
by Longstreet. I. Three-base hit
Shaughnessy. Sacrifice hits - Gilbert,
Conners (9, Donovan, Rothfuss Stolen
bases - Gilbert. McDermott, Whelan.
Rothfuss, Porter. Double play-Strayer
to Porter TO Childs 10 Foster. Hit by
pitCher-By Kane. l; by COnavery, l.
Wild pitches-By Longstreet, /; By Kane,
l. Umpire-Mr. Steinberg. Time OF game
Il hour and 80 minutes
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Earned runs-Washington, Q: Cleveland.
2 First base by errOrs-Washington q.
Left on Observation-Disclosures, 3; Cleveland
J. First base on balls-Of Falkenberg.
2: off baltimore, 1; of Liebhardt, !. In
nings pitched-By baltimore, 41-3: by
Liebhardt, 1928. Hits made-Om Iatti-
more. 6; Off Liebhardt. 2. Struck out-By
baltimore, /; by Falkenberg, 4; by Lieb-
hardt. l. Three-base hit-Freeman. Two
base hit-Stovall. Sacrifice hlts-Bradley.
Ganley. Stolen base-Pickering. Double
plays-McBride TO Delehanty TO Freeman
Delehanty TO Mcbride to Freeman. HiI
by pitcher-By Falkenberg, / Umpire
Mr. Hurst. Time Of game-1 hour and 40
minutes.
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FIRST base on balis-Of Leifeld, s. or Lindaman.
3 Struck out-By Leifed. Z; by Lindaman. / Two
base hits-Dalleal, McGaun, Bates. Sacrifice hit
Mc(3ann Stolen basc-Clarko Double play-Leach
10 Kane. Hit by pitchcr-By Leifeld. L Wild
pitch-MaddoI. Umpire-Mr. Klemm. Time OF
game-l hour and 30 minutes.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Pueblo-Omaha. J.: Pueblo. H.
At DeuTer-LiRcon. 0: Denver. ?
At Sioux CiJ-Des Moines. s. Sioux City. z Sec
Ond game-Des Moines. /: Sioux City. 6.
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Roanoke. 4, DanviIIe, I.

Special to The Washington Herald
Roanoke, Va, May 2S.-Roanoke's bril-
liant work in outfield sent Danville down
TO defeat in the first game here Of the
Tobaccotown team this season. Dan
vile made some costly errors at critical
stages. Score;
r, II. +.
Roanoke. 100000 Ox4 5
DanTille. ...--...-.-.-.. o o o o OIL 4
Batter1es-StOehr and Ragsdale: Loos and RYAN.
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LEADERS LOSE THREE.
Browns Play All Around the Hill
top Crowd at Gotham Town.

New York, May 2S.-The Browns made
day, having just q shade on them in
batting Bad base running spoiled a
New York rally In the eighth inning,
when the locals were in fair way to win
the game. Attendance, 5000.
Rube Waddell returned TO the Browns
fo-dnw Ccora-
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TWObase hits-Hurley. harding ". U0nnoFT,
TaJmpson Home rIn--Madden. Stolen bases
Handiboe. Harding o. Teeple. Casasa. Hubbard.
Sullivan. Sacrifice hits-Hwley ". Harding. Tee
ple. Howard Beckett KeIliher. Hits-On Moye. 2;
off Madden. T. OF Teeple. Z. First base on balls
By Move. 4; by Madden. !; by Teeple. 4 Hit by
pitched baIls-By Moye 2; by Teeple, J. Struck out
BY Madden. I: by Tceple l. Left on bases
Commissioners. Il: St Peters T. Passed ball
Thompson Wild pitch-Teeple Umpire-Ar. CeTe-
land. Tine Of game-l hour and 10 minutes.
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First base on balls-Ou hester, 4 on Iona csot.
/ Struck out-By Hester, 5; by Donaldson. ,
Txo-hase hits-O' Neil. Pedigo Sacrifice hits-Gert-
man. Feuwick Stolen bases-McCarthy Hester,
smith. Rea. Sigourney %. Double play-Baggett
to Dampier. Umpire-Mr. Belts Time Of game-I
ho;r and 45 minutes.
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Earned r1ns-NaIy. l. First base by errors
Navy 2; NJ A. c.. l. Left on bases-Nayy. 3: NJ.
A. c.. 9. First base on balls-Of Douglas. 8; OF
Bowers Struck Out-By Douglas, 10: ty Bowers
l. Sacrifice hits-Hamhsch. Uhler Stolen bases
Stiles. Lang. Dagle. Douglas. Hit by pitcher
Bacon Passed bslls-Deol. Hauhsch. Umpre-Alr
Collifower Of Washington. Time q game-I hour
and IS minutes.
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SALLEE GETS POOR SUPPORT.
Cubs Defeat st. Louis Owing to Err
rOrs by Cardinals.

st. Louis, May 2s.-Chicago took this
afternoons game from 81. Louis mainly
owing 70 poor work on the part Of St
Louis in fielding. Sallee not going to the
bad until after he had been given very
bad support. Score.
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sUNDAY-SCHooL LEAGUE.
WheatIey Wins His own Game by
Hit I'm Ninth Inning.

To-days game-Fifth vs. First at Sixth and d
streets northeast at $50 O'Clock.
Waugh dropped to last place yesterday
by losing TO Grace in a fast game. Score,
3 to 3
With two men down and the score
standing 2 70 2 IN the ninth inning
Wheatley drove the sphere over the first
baseman's head. scoring the winning run
The fielding Of Sterne and the batting of
u dos ur.rn The font,1rcs Scnre Il
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Earned runs-Brookland. ?: G. Il. l.. L Left on
Bases-G II. l. 5 First base on balls-OR Priddy
!: Of Simons, Innings pitched-By Priddy 3; by
Moore, . Hits made-Of PTddy 6; of Moore l.
Struck 0ut-By Priddy. 5: by Simons, 5 Three-base
ht-Hayes Two-base hit-Jones. Sacrifice hit
Pickett Stolen bases-Willett. Jones' Julien Hayes
(2). Hit by pitcher-By Priddy. !. Wild pitches
Priddy. Moore (2 Passed balls-Graves. Burke
Umpires-Messrs Ward and Schriver Time OF game
! hour and 80 minutes
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Left on bases-St. Louis. Z; Chicago. l. First
base on balls-Of Fraser B Struck but-By sallee.
2: by Fraser, l. Two-base hit-Schulte. Sacrifice
hit-Zimmeunan- Stolen base-Delehanty. Double
plays-O Rourke 10 Gilbert; Killing to Evers. Um-
Vire-Nlr. Johnstone Time Of game-l hour and IS
minutes
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Left on basos-Detroit, {; Philadelphia. Z. First
base on baus-Oh Dygert 2; Of Summers. 2 Struck
Out-By Carter. 2; by Summers, g. Three-base hit
Schmidt. TWo-base hits-Schmidt Coombs Sbreck.
Sacrifice hits-Schaefer. 2 Stolen bases-Crawford.
Downs. Hit b. pitcher-By Dygcrt. 1: by Summers,
L Umpiro-NIr. Sheridan. Time Of game- hour
and 90 minutes. Attendance. 5,2j3
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Earned uIns-Reading /; Brooklyn L First base
on balls-Levy. l. Struck out-By Levy. 2: by REFS
ling 6 Three base ht--Nallin. Two-base hits
Hobby Molina Stolen bases-Danford Double
play-Dayis 70 Molina Umpire-Mr. Latham.
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Loft on basos-Bost0n, I. Uhicago. g FUst Dase
on t,llls-on Cicgtte. 3: OF Walsh, ). Struck out
BY CicOtte. {: By Walsh. Three-hase hits-D.
Sullivan Gesslor. Sacrii1 hits-Doughery. La
porte. Stolen bases-Duugherty. Donohue. Tame
hill. Hahn. W. Sullivan. Mcconnell (2l, Lord.
Hit by pitcher-By Cicotte. Wild pitcb-Cicotte.
Umpire-Mr. Connolly Time Of game-Z hours and
minutes Attendance, 3ii2
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OFF FOR LONG TRIP
Nationals Will Be on Road
Thirty-three Days.
CLUB IS IN GOOD CONDITION

Warner Expected TO Report To-day,
and Walter johnson VIII Join the
Team ut ChicaEO-Wnshingt Is
More Than 100 Points Ahead of
Standing at This Time Last Year.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Boston, 3; Pittsburg, 1.
Chicago, 81 st. Louis, 3.
To-DAY,s GAMES.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Boston at philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati Rt Pittsburg,
BOSTON DOWNS THE PIRATES.
BeRneRters Take Last OF Series by
Clever Ball Playing.

Pittsburs. Pa. May 2S.-Boston took the
last game OF the series from Pittsburg
to-day by some nice ball playing. s TO
being the final score. Both teams made
their runs IN the third inning. Score:
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fal Rivc-Loweu. /; Fan River. o.
AZ Hayerhill-Brockton. 6; Haverhill. 3
At New Bedford-New Bedford. 2; Lawrence, O.
At Worcester-Lynn. 5: Worcester. o.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Reading-Lancaster. /: Reading. )
At Trvuton-TrentOn. 10; Wilmington. 6
At Harrisburg-Wil illiamsport ]: Harrisburg 10.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minneapolis-M Minneapolis, 5: Kansas City.
At St Paul-St Paul. 6: Milwaukee. g.
At Louisyie-Louisville. 10: Indianapolis, 8
At Columbus-Toledo. 3: Columbus 3.
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Left on bases-New York. 3; St Louis. 5. First
base on balls-OR Orth. 2: OF Dineen. Struck
out--By Orth. 2; by Dineen, , Home run-Will-
iams. TEo-baBc hits-Nies. StahL Sacrifice hits
Conroy Ball Stolen bascs-Nnes o.. Hemphil
Chase Double plays-Orth 20 Chase; Couroy 20
Chase Umpires-O'LOughlin and Egan. Time Of
game-2 hours and minutes
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Britain-Meriden. 9: New Britain, l.
At Hartford Hartford. s. Bridgeport, 0.
AT Waterbury -Holyoke. Z Waterbury. 6.
At Springheld-New Haven. 4: Springfield. 2
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At Columbus-Columbus. 2: Jackson. ? fourteen
innings: darinessl.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. 8; Monroe, 0.
At Mcridian-Gulfport. q Meridian. 0.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
WINS GAME IN NINTH.
Chicago Returned n Winner as Re
suit of n WiId Throw.

Boston. May 2S.-ChicagO plucked to-
days game IN the ninth inning when
Carrigan threw wild to catch Sullivan,
who was stealing. the latter going TO
third
Hahn brought Sullivan home with a
safe drive TO centerfeld. Score:
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Philadelphia, 3; Washington, 2.
Elizabeth, 15J Allentown, z.
Brooklyn, 2, Reading,
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
TwIninE Athletic Club Has an Easy
Time with WaIIachs.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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Elizabeth. h.................... l 0 4-l5
Allentown. .................. l CT
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Treasury and Interstate Score over
War and Navy.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
BrOOkland Cardinals Easily Trim
the COngressiOnaIs.

NC OF THE TEAMS.
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Nationals on May 20, 1907, games
won; 20 lost.
Nationals on May 20, I0OSs IA games
wOnj 10 lost.
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REISLING OUTPITCHED.
'DOc's" Reading Team Falls Before
Husscy's BROOKLYN Bunch.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Brooklyn. May &.-Brooklyn won from
Reading here to-day in a pitchers battle
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29

Before an enthusiastic gathering the
Commissioners trounced the St. Peters
team yesterday In an interesting game
by to Z.
Moye was sent into the box for the
Southeasterners. and for two innings
twirled a nice game. but in the third and
fourth rounds ne was wild. and in the
fifth session Madden went on the firing
line. He also was unsteady at times.
Teeple pitched a fairly good game lot
the Commissioners. Harding's batting
was the feature. Score:
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Totals. Z 10 Is Il 5 Totals.
.KilsO batted for King IN ninth.
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OTHER GAMES.

AT Brooklyn, 3; Rochester. 6.
AT Bufalo-Buffalo. II; New York Giants. Il
AZ Easton, PA-PottsUlle, 4; Easton, I.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Montreal-Montrsal. 4; Newark. l. tGame
called at end of the seventh 70 allow teams 10
catch traiusl
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'Batted for Gilbert in ninth tBatted for O'Rourke
in ninth. .Batted for Raymond in ninth.
| st. Louis. 800 90 o.
Chicago. go...................... 0 4 0 s O-s
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
LYNCHBURG SHUT OUT.
KIine's wiIdness and Costly Errors
Give Richmond Game.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, May &.-Kline's Wild
ness. and costly errors by Lynchburg.
gave Richmond the first game Of the
weekend series, by TO 0. Howard. who
pitched for Richmond, was effective
throughout the game, while the team be-
hind him batted well at opportune stages.
Ison played wonderful ball at second, and
Anthony. for the visitors. took IN every
thing that came HIS way. Score:
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WHERE THEY PLAY.

Boston-Niay o. 30, 30
Philadelphia-June l. 2. 4
Chicago-June 5. 6. I. s.
St. LouisJune ., 10. IL. u.
Cleveland-June lS. a. ls. Il.
Detroit--June Is, 70. 90
Boston-June Q. "a. 5. g.
PhiladelphiA-June n 2, 80. July L
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29

Left on basos-Brookland. .; CongressonalS l.
First base on balls-Of S. Hiett. 3; of King Z.
Hits made-On s Hiett. 8: of King 9. Struck
Out--By 5. Hiett ;; by King Is ThrCe-base hits
II. Hiett Walker Tvo-base hits-Perry. Sanniuo.
Avery Stolen baSes-Avery ~. HolbrImer (g.
Perry CO. sannino, McNIorris Walker o., Mc(iol-
rick Double plays. Hiett 70 McGOrick to Walk
CT. Passed bail-MoTarity. Umpire-Afr. AIllA
Time Of gane-l hour and a minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE,

Al Macon-Macon, 3; Charleston, 2
At Savannah-Sayannah. g.; Columbia. .
At Augusta-Augusta, / Jacksonville. O
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Brentwood and AtIantics Play Fast
TO 4 Tie Game.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

To-day's game-st Stephens Institute vs. Bloom
ingiale Athletic Club, az Capital Park First and
NJ streets northeast. az 80.
Brentwood and the Atlantics battled 20
a 4 to 4 tie yesterday at the Capital
City grounds. Al Handiboe's home run
welt. his second Of the day over the
fence, sewing the game up.
The game was pretty 10 watch. and
the Atlantics. largely through the pitch
ing OF Mcmahon. held Brentwood down
four innings without a hit and man
aged to nose two runs over the home
pan. Score:
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Commissioners TrOunce 81 FeteE
Aggregation by to 7.
STANDTSG OF THE TEAMS.

ro-day's mme-Marines vs. st. Jcseph's, AZ IhT-
teenth and u streets northeast, al So
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures, 0; syTac1ss. (.
At Observation-Disclosures. 2; Scranton, 6.
At GlOversyiIle-A.. ]. & c. l: Utica, g.
AT Albany-Alhany. l; Troy, 8.
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The Brookland Cardinals won. in easy
fashion from the Congressionafs yester-
day in the Columbia League, II 10 T.
The pitching Of King. FOR the losers,
and the batting Of Walker were the fea-
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
ELIZABETH SLUGS BALL.
Makes Fourteen Hits and Defeats
Allentown.

Allentown. Pa. May 2S-Allentown lost
to Elizabeth here to-day in a slugging
mitch nv IL to Scnra-
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TO-DAY's GAMES

TO-DAY's GAMES.
Washington at Boston.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
philadelphia at New York.
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IiIIltI TfIis-AIItIIUNus D IlIiIiIFl4I y II IIot
base on balls-Of Holmes. 5: of Young. /; of
Luyster. J. Struck Out-By Young /: by Dnyster.
2 Home rn-Kerr. Two-base hitS-Lenox. Saw
yer, Hart Middleton, westerling Double play
Middleton to Kerr Umpire-NIr. Colon
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REDDlcK

All the farmers are busy putting up
tomatoes. .'.,-..
The Children's Day services were
enjoyed by all last Sunday morning.
The church. house was well crowded.
Miss Annie Wilson returned home
from Tallahassee last Saturday, where
she has been going to school, and left
yesterday for Ocala, to stand the ex-
animation We hope she will sue
coed. -
Mr.. and Mrs George Ellis from
Citra visited relatives at this place
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. julius Strickland from Clear
water is visiting her son and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Strickland.
Miss Ruby Johnson of this place
is very sick. We hope she will re-
cover rapidly
Mr.. Henry Clemmons and sister Wis
tied relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Willie Livestion and children
are visiting her mother and father,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McClaren.
Mrs. McClaren will leave the 10th
fol Tennessee for her health. We will
all hate to see her go.
Mr.. Marshall Strickland and Mr..
Richard Sullivan are the main toma
10 packers of this place.
We are glad to know that the mea
sles are all over with and everybody
can get out once more.
Miss Blanch McCray, brother and
sister are visiting relatives at this
place
We are glad to know that Miss Eva
Johnson is about to get all right from
the measles. Hope no one else will
have them. Butter Fly
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Standing of the Clubs
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

Ply local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inf1amed condition Of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian tube. When
:his tube is inflamed you have a rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed deafness is
the result, and unless the Inflammation
can be taken out and this tube re-
stored to it's normal condition. hearing
will be destroyed forever. Nine cases
cut Of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an inf1amed con-
ditiOn of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness Caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars,
free. F. ]. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, 75c. Take
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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ciTRA

Miss Belle Chitty of Micanopy is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Car
ter this week
Misses Ethel and Louise Borland
lave returned home from Rollins Col
!ege, where they have been attending
the past term. They were accompa-
MED home by lady friend.
Mr.. Russell A. Boyd of Gainesville
is acting agent for the A. c. L. in Mr.
Cores absence.
Mr. M. Y. Byrne Of Jacksonville,
was guest of the Redditt House on
Tuesday.
MIR. H. D. Howard, of High Springs.
was a guest of the Redditt House
Friday.
Miss Apple Redditt returned home
f'Cm Orlando Friday, where she has
Eeen attending the Cathedral School
at that place. Miss Redditt is an ac-
Complished young lady and is very
welcome back in Citra.
Mr.. E. V. Sherouse returned home
from Lakeland Sunday
Mr.. r. A. 1vey, of Branford, Fla,
vas a guest of the Redditt House
Sunday.
Mr.. Rice of Gainesville, was a guest
o: the Redditt House Monday.
MIR. Jeff Harrison made a business
trip to Ocala Monday.
Mrs. Carson of Island Grove, spent
Sunday with Mrs. ]. n. Malphurs.
The children's Gay service Sunday
was a success under the management
Of Citra's prominent ladies.
Mr.. J. n. Malphurs has erected a
beautiful iron fence around his lot in
the Citra cemetery.
Miss DOllie Powell is visiting with
friends at Newberry this week
Several young men spent Sunday in
Citra. Look out girls!
Madam Rumor has it out that
certain young lady will accompany
Ter fiance to his home i'm Virginia
shortly. We wonder when the we'd
ding bells are going to ring.
Mr.. Edward Hall of Citra is prepar-
CO to furnish buggies and wagons to
the travelling public at all times of the
Gay or night.
We are glad to see our young friend
II. A. Wartmann at his place of bust
ness again after several days illness
Mrs. L. H. Hall, the burned lady. is
about recovered from her burns to the
delight Of her many friends.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-06-04
TEDDY TOOK A TUMBLE
An Unruly Horse Upset Himself and
the President Into a Creek.
Nd Damage Done

Washington, D. c., June 4.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt yesterday afternoon
lad an exceedingly narrow escape
while riding horseback in Rock Creek
Park.
Mrs. Roosevelt was with him at the
time and wild rumOrs were circulated
about the affair, all Of which. however
" ere denied at the White House.
The truth Of the matter is that the
pl esident was riding a new horse
which commenced rearing on a steep
bank but was finally quieted by the
resident. Again at the top Of the
bank the horse reared for the second
time, going over backward into the
creek with the president. Feeling HIM
self going over the embankment, the
president realized the seriousness of
the situation and slipped from the
saddle and fell into the creek beside
the horse. Seeing the danger from
the horses feet, the president got out
Of the way as speedily as possible
7 he horse turned the other way, how
ever, and no damage was done.
The horse was rectptured and the
president remounted and rode an hour
end a half before returning to the
White House.
The fall from the horse to the creek
was more than ten feet. The water in
the stream is only ten feet deep and
the bed is very rocky. Neither Presi-
dent Roosevelt nor his horse received
any injuries