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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18

this part of the affair will be handled
by w. F. Dillingham; and George Deni-
son before they leave the East on their
return to this city.
In addition to this work the San
Francisco Bridge Company is looking
forward to capturing the contract for
the building of the huge dry dock
which is to be located at Pearl Harbor,
and Francis B. Smith, their engineer, is
now on the ground getting ready the
estimates upon which the company's S
bid will be submitted Mr.. Smith has
been in this class of work for some
time and two of his greatest achieve
ments have been the building of the
dry dock at the League Island navy
yard, located near Philadelphia, and
the new dock at Mare island, which
will be completed in about three
months.
The Dillingham; company will not be
in any combination with the San Fran
cisco concern on the dock work, it is
understood. but only on the dredging
contract The San Francisco Bridge
Company, which has a very large
amount of capital at it's disposal, is
able to handle the dock proposition
alone. The bids for the dock are to
be submitted to the navy department
in Washington, on February 13.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18

1t is by no means certain that the
stumpage privileges on the land can
be sold to Castle, if the land has been
turned over to the Board of Agricul-
ture and Forestry, and it is also a
doubtful question if it will pay the
Government to get rid of the ohia
at any price. Castle made an offer to
Governor Frear some time ago, but
this was withdrawn later on and his
new offer is not yet in shape to give
out.
The matter is one which will be
watched with great interest, the sale
of government timber being something
in which the public is becoming more
and more interested. Nothing definite
will be done till after the return of
Governor Frear from the mainland
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18

A petition has been received asking
the Governor to issue a pardon to
Tatsugaro Funakoshi, who was sem
fenced to thirty years in prison
on a charge of murder some years
ago. 1t is claimed that the dead man
committed suicide and that Funako-
shi's conviction was the result of per-
jury arranged through a conspiracy.
The crime was committed In Hilo.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18
John X. SUMNER
IN COURT AGAIN

A document was filed with the Reg
istrar of Conveyances this afternoon
in which John K Sumner, whose trout
bles have been before the public many
times, notably in the wholesale dis
barment case, asks for complete re-
conveyance of ali his property from
Carlos A. Long, with whom it was
placed in trust.
The trust deed gives Sumner the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18
MAHUKA
SITE FINAL

Castle & Wilmington today received
a cablegram from Britton & Gray, the
well-known financial attorneys, say
ing:
"Mahuka site final"
This merely MEANS Mr. Withing-
ton says, that the Treasury Depart
ment has taken final action. 1t had
to go up to Secretary Cortelyou, pro-
badly"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18
Irwin Buys Building
And Bank OF SpteCkeIS

William G. Irwin has bought the
Spreckels building on Fort street.
which contains the offices of w. G.
Irwin e Co., Spreckels Bank and the
Oceanic Steamship Co.'S local agency,
together with many rented Offices on
the second floor. Rudolph Spreckels
in confirming the fact of the sale
this afternoon, stated that the pur-
chase price was private.
''Mr. Irwin has also bought my faith
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18
ALLEGED KN|FER
LANDS IN CELL

Chief Kalaldela has Hung Pow, Chi
nese, in custody, on suspicion of his
having been the assailant of Wa Hung
Cling, watchman in a Chinese camp on
King street, last night The watch
man was taken to the hospital suffer
ing from many knife slashes and stabs
The cause of the quarrel is still being
sought
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18
A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR CRoUI

With the dry, cold weather of the
early winter months, parents of croupy
children should be on the alert for
ominous symptoms. There is no cause
for anxiety when Chamberlain Cough
Remedy is kept in the home. If this
medicine is given as soon as the child
becomes hoarse, or even after the
eroupy cough has appeared, the attack
may be warded on For sale by all
dealers, Benson, smbith a Co., agents
for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18
PEARL HARB0R CONTRACT COMBINE
SPRECKELS
PROPERTY IS
ALL FOR SALE

Referring to the elsewhere contra
dicted story of the Cooke syndicate
purchase of property, A. N. Campbell
of the Waterhouse Trust Co. said this
afternoon:
"Mr. Spreckels wants to sell the en-
tire property. Yes, including the
Spreckels building.
But nothing has been concluded
Any deal is a mile from settlement" ="
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18
IT HAS COME.

We have received that large ship
ment of Tengu Japan rice and we are
selling 1t fast, as the demand is very
great. 1t supersedes all others in fla
vor and quality. K. Yamamoto, sole
agent, Hotel near Nuuanu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18

Confidential matter may be discuss
ed with perfect freedom over auto.
matte telephones. Eaves dropping Is
impossible. Why don't you subscribe
for the new service at Waterhouse
Trust Co.?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18

right to revoke it's provisions and
gain the return of the property at
any time he may see fit. The estate,
which was once a very large one, is
said now to amount to about $5O,OOO.
Long was decided this property on
consideration that he provide a home
for Sumner and care for him during
his life. Neither could be located this
afternoon to get an explanation of the
affair
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18

er's entire interest in the bank of
Claus Spreckels & Co.," Mr. Spreckels
further stated.
President r. W. Shingle of the Henry
Waterhouse Trust Co., on being asked
how the propositions of C. NJ. Cooke
regarding the Merchant and Bishop
street corner and the Wilder building
lots were advancing said:
Il am working on them now, but
nothing has yet been decided"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18

The release of the mortgage on the
Parker ranch and of the note for SEQ,
700 from Col, Sam Parker 10 the late
Mrs Abigail Campbell-PaFker, has
been ordered by Judge De Bolt In res
ponse TO the petition OF the Hawaiian
Trust Company
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18

DECORATED XMAS TREE.

Beautifully decorated Christmas
trees selling at the Alexander Young
Cafe at $1.25 each. Open evenings
till H.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18
SHOP AT SACHS.

There are six big money-saving spe
cials at Sachs for Thursday and Fri
day Don't miss them.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18

Seize Opportunity by the whiskers-
you may miss his coat-tails! BUY
"MAYFLOWER'' STOCK BUY 1T
NOW!
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18

The more you use the automatic
telephone the better you'll like H.
eubserlhs AZ once At Watefhouss
Trust CO,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18
GUARDS WITHDRAWN
TAFT AT AUGUSTA
~
~

WASHINGTON c.
Wickersham of New will pointed Attorney
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18

Best cups of coiise in the city at
New England Bakery.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18
D|LL|NCHAMS'
STRONG ALLY

THE SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COM PANY HAWAIIAN
DREDGING COMPANY ON PEARL HARBoR CoNTRACT-IT
FURNISH PORTION LANT-CoAsT FIRM WILL ON
DOCK.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-18

>AoNoAoAn~oANAoAoA
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FiTs a-d one-haH f--Io1=S
CltTouni Raszio. l03 iKsn1edyi. % l. Won Fisl5sr
20 iDelstEi- % ? Second, Martha Jane. II
G. Buns. 70 8. third Tine. I-I1 * An5sIusss
"a. ar1o. G1ar1s. DesideTarE1, Cai-hz and King
Foily also Tzu-
SECOND RACE-About rvo rriles-Wareruz~- II
.9lcCl1lnl- % 3 Won; Lishts Out is .A-chIbaIdl
2 20 = seculd- BHberry. Is Rae : 70 . .hi-d
Il7le, ~ Charlie Dicksou san Pzzer. nd
DsTie also ral- 1ia1zan5 fsIL
THIRD HACE-Fire and one half f1rlcrrs Re-
ard Reed is fPcgs-si. 70 2. Eun- HaEsiizh-. --5
.sc-iiLlrEl. 70 2 second. Alice l10 p Burton
70 z third Tine. 1ls s. Lo-ai Mad HznE
Le9naI1- Indian Hunter. and BaIhek also rzn
FOURTH RACE-Ols nile Reidno7s. rs
-Sc1illngi. 20 = wun- Polls Prim Us rPozs-ss
20 = sec1nd; The Clown, 81 tEenus5yl. IS 70 i
third Tine, l,2 % Giles Ma1ibo-. o.
5.aessneep and Lis-eriDe also ran-
FIFEH RACE-FfTs furiougs. 1Iauv Co71-s q
.heHnedyi. Is % Z. Won; LADY Ina IT iSailIin-l
: 70 ,. second. Chesk I1s Res 2 to L thfr1.
Tine, lSs Is. HawksiEhf. Lu-id. Ar7uzshaft. This
ue Belle. Hiss iuoEeue. ColoFed Lady. Clsar. and
tslorlole also .ran-
SIXTH RACE-Six fu-Ic-EN Belue-e. II lP7z-
eTsi. ; n = E11; Fleming l0s Burns 5 70
secund. Re--led- g lFrancisI even third Ti-ue
l-5 - Emlnoia. Anna smith ROYAL A-tlIs-v
Posing. AEaEegauE. ard Element also IN
SEVENTH RACE-Ore ard oue-r-a-rs- --sles
Hoische-. 10s fkoeunerl. 5 % 2 uun- sch-1sde-'s
Midway. lE lal0reiaudi ( 20 e. send Clarlsrs-
~ lTrOzie-l. % l. third Tine III Prytunia
Bauridz. Lois CaranaEh. Blue Lee Orinocs u
Neits. ThoEass Calhoun. Eebcuu5er AID Royal
Chance also ran-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
GURLEYS WIN RELAY
Take Feature Event in Tur-
nerS' Outdoor Meet.
THRALL LANDS TWO FIRSTs
Washington Grove Athlete Captures
Pole Vault and Hundred-yard
Dash at Games at BrightwOOd
PRrk-Sfeizner Carries on HOnOrs
in Parallel Bar-The Summaries

The first annual outdoor meet Of the
Columbia Turnverein. held yesterday at
BrightwOod Driving Park. brought out
many OF Washington's best athletes. and
although 10 records were broken. competl
ton was keen
W G. ThraH starred in the track and
field events. carrying OF first honors in
the Io0-yard dash and the pole-vault-
White. competing for the D. c. y. G..
also did well, getting first IN the high
jump and third in the pole-vauit-
The relay race was the most exciting
event OF the day. The race resolved itself
into a contest between Mount Pleasant
Athletic Club and Gurley Athletic Club.
as the Columbias were iefr far in the
rear.
GurIeys Win Relay.
Bryant started OF for Mount Pleasant
ana finished about FIVE yards ahead OF
Brame. but his team was unable 10 re-
tain the advantage. and SmithsOn. the last
runner for Gurley, breasted the tape
twenty-five yards ahead OF McKeever
The Eymnsstic events were spectacular,
and brought forth a round OF applause
from the spectators Steiner exceIIed on
the parallel bars. while William Martens.
the dlminutive Baltimorean. did the best
work on the horizontal bar
The events were slow in being run on.
and there were several tiresome delays,
but the meet wlthai was d decided sue
cess. and reflects great credit on Otto
GoepeI. the physical director OF the turn
verein- The second prize in the relay
race was two cups. donated by members
Of the vereln.
The Summaries
loO-ysrd dash. trial heats-Fi1sz heat wou bg H
G. Roycs. 7 Y. C. A. sec-ud Reginald Estber-
ford. Washington Grove A A Tine. 019 5S SEC
seccad- " G. ThrsH. Warrington Grove A A
Tiae. 90 IS
R,lnniaz hish sanp-woa bv William B. White.
D c y c.: sesund- C. ". Owen. Washington
Grove A. 4. thirG 4 A. Wingzte. Mount Pleasant
4. A. Height fest - inches
l1o-yzrd dash; Anals-Wou b. " G. Thrau. Wash
IrgTcn Grove A. A. seCul1- 4 G. koyce. \. II
c. A.; third. c Z. S1nirhsou. Guriey A C. Tine,
Ps-aIlsi Azr-woa bv r H s-elzner ] N c
A. Il p1ints. secoDd- kari Koilnar T. T. V.
y. points. third. Hermann schmidt g 7. Y, Is
points
Grove A A, second. c " Ozen, washing1on
Grove A A: third. " B WHIT D. C y. c.
Putting I6-pound shot-Won By 7. Il. Sheridan.
Y. II c A y feet inches; second. Henry Pieper.
German ? V. s. feet, third b. C. Sp-ansy, Tech
nicai II. $ 81 feet 5 ruches-
Hop step. and trmp--Won b. William g. Boettin-
zsT Bsltt11o-e A c. q feet - inches; seco1d- {.
A King. Gurisy A. C.. 20 feet sis inches; thi-d.
T. B. Schlosser. D. C y G.. - fest inches.
Oaemile relay-Won b. Gurley A c. tBrame. Hill
icbTznd King and Srziths'll second. Mount Peas
ant A. c. third German TJI-u=ereiz- Tine. 3.42
Horizontal har-wou b William Martens. Bait
Steiner. Y n c. A. 1876 points; third. ?. J.
Kadan. s J. r. l3s poiuts-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
YANKEE STARS TO COMPETE.
Olympic Athletes Enter Weight
throwing Contest in Ireland

London. July IS-A weight throwing
contest in Typray, Ireland. IS being ar
ranged. in which the feature viii be a
match between John J. Flanagan. of the
New York Irish American Club. the pres
eat worlds champion hammer thrower. and
N J. McGrath. Of New York A. c. Ralph
Rose, of the Olympic, Of san Francisco.
and others from the United States will
also take part
IN q similar series of games In Dun
EarvOn on August g. an effort is being
made TO match Martin J. Sheridan. the
discus thrower champion. and Thomas T.
Kelley, the Irish weight thrower.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
st. Stephens Overhaul the
Columbia Team.
MORIAaITY's E1T DOES WORK
With Score TO L Against West
Enders in Last Inning. Mess
Reaches First on HurIey's Error,
steals Second, aad Taliies Tying
Run on sIOriarfty's Double.

Mondays Esne-Brertxood vs. Goreuueut Print
ing o1ce. at Capital Park Fi1s E-d N streets
ncrihess,. at 5 -
The old rivals. the Columbia Athletic
Club and St. Stephens Institute met yes
terday. and for nine innings the Columbia
aggregation led; but in the ninth session
Mess reached a-zt on an error Of Hur-
Iey'-a bad throw Of a grounder-stole
second. and scored on Moriarity's drive 10
hight center for two bases. making the
score to 2 when the game was called
Tie contest teemed with interest. and
both teams were on the go all r1e time
ST. Stephens felt that It must win the
game OF lose all possible chance for the
pennant- and Columbia, on top OF the
ladder, was determined to beat back the
efforts Of the oncoming West Enders.
The largest crowd OF the season turned
out 10 witness the contest, and it was
amply repaid
Columbia went to the bat first, and in
the first and third sessions tailed two
St Stephens made its tallies IN the third
and ninth.
Pitchers Perform Wen.
Gallagher and Murphy were the two
sent 70 the slab by their respective man
ayers. and both did credit 10 the task
Murphy. while a youngster. yet under
Vennaman's coaching. served them Just
where the heavy-hitting Columbias could
not reach them. and Gallagher. in his OLD
time form. had thirteen strize-outs 70 his
credit Errors and bad Judgment aided
Columbia Heinrich tripled 70 left for
three bases IN the third. scoring Dunn.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
ROCKVILLE TURNS TABLES.
Defeats BrOOkIand in Well Played
Game by to 4.

Manager HarreH chaperoned Brook
land out 10 the Rockville Fair Grounds
yesterday. where despite his exbortations
and prohibitions they capitulated TO The
fascinating viies Of their prepossessing
hosts
The game was vel and evenly played.
each team scoring eight hits Of its op-
posing pitcher
Warheld played a star game in right
field. accepting i've chances. four OF them
oifhcult, in fine style. Darnan. though
handicapped by a badly swollen thumb.
put Up an excellent game behind the bat.
Score-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

return Of the ball. claiming that It had
hit the fence behind the catcher. Umpire
Bel disallowed this contention. and Helm
rich wses called out Had this not hap
pened. the game would asve gone 10 St
Stephens by TO ,
Neither team was able TO tally more
than four hits. and Of these Huriey's
home run. Moriaritys two doubles. and
Heinrich's triple were the features. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
BrOokIand Noaed Out.

spec-al 10 The Wasatnsron Herald
Rockville, Nd, July IS-The Rockville
team nosed out B-ookland at the Fair
Grounds here this afternoon BY the score
OF 10 Z Rockville made seven hits and
one error; Brookland seven hits and
two errors The batting OF HanGiboe
and kelchner was the feature OF the
game Batteries-For Rockville. Daw-
son and Whiting; for BrookIand. Oar
nell and Simons.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

First base b erroTs-C0iEmbi1. L; s.. stephen's
Left on hases-Columblz. 10, ST. Stenhen's. 3 First
base o. baIls-Of llurphy. 5; OF Gallagher. l
Struck out-By Murphy. :; b. Gallagher, 3 Home
--n-Hurley- Three-base hi:-Hsinrich- TVo-bass
hfss-9forisrity Sacrifice h.t-LAy. Stolen bases
sIoriaraty %. HoIloran. Mullen. Moss Passed ball
smith. Umuire-Nir. Bell Tine o: ssme-l hour
and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
Declined in ResuttaI.

From Pick-Sic-Up.
Authoress Cof the budding variety)-I
got level with the editor last night. He
always rejects my manuscripts. But I
have had my revenge
Friend-How did you do it7
y declined his son. with thanks.'
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
FIRST GANrE
Washington Heights
r---u- r~-Ts

Let on hases-E ashirEtoa Heights s. ConE7essiou-
ais, First base Ol b8ils-Of Crown s: Of Da-r
5 hits nade-of C-oEu- IS Of Dar. 3 Struck
o---By Crown. ?, By Dar-, G. Thrsc base hit-RaUl-
lnEs I1-O-oase Rawlings. EarIzh. store. Ssc-
rice h1ts-Dau. Hsuah. store. stolen hase-
Price HarTah. Young Fss1e. Ave-T p. Russe
Double play-Holhu-rer 20 Leszc. Hit by pitcher
By D2rr. J WId pi,ch-Dar- Passed baii-RavI-
lnsS- Unarire-Mr- Freeman Tine of same-i hour
and 20 MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
EASY FOR WINCHESTER.
CantweII Holds sDarrovvs Point
Team 10 -Four Hits.

SPECIAL TO TIE Washias-on Head
Winchester, Va. July 1s-The locals
defeated the sparrows Point. Nd. team
al Reservoir Park this afternoon bv the
score OF 10 L CantweI held the vis-
itors 70 four hits. while Burton was as
wild as a March hare. giving six passes
70 frst
Holley. the first man UP for the v:s-
itors' knocked a home run. and after
tnat there was nothing doing for Spar
rows Point Batteries-Winchester Can't
vel and Maory; Sparrows Point. Burton
and Fisher.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
woman swimmer After record.

Chicago, July 1s.-Mrs- Charles I.
Brown champion woman swimmer Of
Chicago. viii attempt tomorrow an
eight-rnile swim from the seventy-sixth
street pier TO the Hyde Park Club and
back This trip has never been made By
z swimmer.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

Left on hases-Wlshingf0l Heights /: Cons-es-
si1nals 2 First base on baiis-Of Barnes L OF
King. Hits made-Of Barnes, ,. Of King. %
Struck Out-By Bares. 6, by ki-E s. Tl.ree-hsse
hits-SDsnssr- RswliusS Tvo-base hits-Ave-v
Rawlings. Stolen baHes-Fssne % Price RenSon
.Z, Barnes q. Hit bv pitcher-By Ba-nes L
Passed bail-TeaEer- Unpire-Afr Herman Tine
of same-l hour and minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

The contest for the Middle Atlantic
golf trophy on the Chevy Chase links yes
terday afternoon between teams repre-
senting Chevy Chase Club and the Co
lUm5ia Golf Club proved a one-sided
affair. Columbia winning all Eve matches.
The pairings were as follows.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

Left On bases-B- & o. 4: Shoruen. & FIRST base
On h4ls-Of GTshsm, ?; a Ride-. 4. Innings
pitched-By Rupsrt, !; BY Rider. s Hits nade-Oh
Rupert. ]; OF Rider. Il Scruck out-By Grzham.
5; bg Rider. = By Rupert, l. Stolen hasss-IIealey
P. Ro5ey WaIl. Rupert. Rider. Meredith r. Quinn
Double play-Hesley 20 Galleier 70 Robey- Eit b.
pitche--By Graham, L Passed balls-Robcy, Srlii-
van Balks-Ride-. 2 UhpiTe-SiE- Flynn
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

The matches were close and interesting.
some OF them not being decided until the
last hole was played
EynOn Defeats Lewis.
1Ir- Eynon defeated Mr.. Lewis By up
and to play. Dr.. Harlan won from hts
former clubmate, Allan Lard, up and
10 play. BIr. Davidson defeated Mr.. Gray
by up and to play, Mr. Mckinley won
from Mr.. Talcott by 1 Up. and Nj Mat
tingly won from 3Ir- Thompson by up.
The match between 1Iessrs. Mckinley
and Talcott was a ding-dong affair. frst
one. and then the other. being up. Mr..
Mckinley finally winning on the home
hole.
E B. Eynon made the best medal score
Of the day. negotiating the IS holes in
the low score Of IS
On next Saturday afternoon Columbia
Golf Club viii play the Wilmington Coun-
Try Club for the Middle Atlantic golf
trophy on the Columbia links.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Manhattans shove Ninth Street Into
the Cellar Position.

The Manbattans added a game 20 its
won column yesterday by defeating Ninth
Street by to on McDevitt's Field.
= Lang led with the willow. getting three
hits out OF five trips 10 the pan Frazier.
Palmer. Buckley. and Chapman each
tapped out two bingles for the Manhat-
tans-
Buck Stewart PLAYED his usual great
game at the third cushion for Ninth.
Armbruster. at short. also put up a pretty
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

zaEne1 Tlns-brolEllud ?. Rccrril1a g Fs-+
oase b eTTors-RocsTllle . Left On hases-Brook-
lznd. ?; RockTillc. Firzr hase On balls-Oe si,-s
S.r1ek out-By sInons 2; by Whiting 4 Tbrse-
nase hits-C King. ke3chue-. TEO-tase hft-Hanij-
boe. Sacrifice hit-Suiiy- stolen bases-5sves s.,I-
Ivan kelchner- Wild pitch-Whiting- Passed ha1
-DsT1eii UuViTe-Mr. SHAW. Tine 81 rsn,e-i
hOgr and IS miuute5-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

Earned rIns-Ninth. Z. Congress Heights ? First
base by erru-s-Sinth. T. Left on basos-Sinth =
Congress Heights 8. First base on bails-Oh
Burgsn. 2; OF Criddie. 4, OF Carroll J. of Hamaun
L Hits made-Of Carroll. = Of Cnddle ;: Of
HsmZnn- /: OF Richmond L Struck out-By
Burgen. ;: hy Carroll. 4 Home rsn-Buehle- Two
base hits-Quaztrelle. Hands Sacrifice hits-gim
Puu1phrgT- Richmond. Stolen hases-Hyatt John
Pr1nrhrsy. Walsh. Buehler. Bishop 80. Hit b
pitcheT-Hyatt. Buehler. Wild pitch-CaroII I'm
pire-Mr- Hughes Tine q sane-I hour and s
MINUTES
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
Goes Fifteen Innings.

SPECIAL 70 Tie Washington Head
Lynchburg. Va. July 1s.-In a beautiful
ffteen-inning game this afternoon. Ports
mouth defeated LynehbUrg BY the score
Of 10 4 Wallace tied the game up in
the ninth with a homer. and the Truckers
Won out on singles BY Breenhan. Law
renee. and wadIeigh- HOokers hitting
a triple and q home run, after two
triples yesterday, was a feature. Both
teams played great ball. this being true
OF the infeld as well as the outhsld
Score:
R.H.E
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sUNDAY-sCHooL LEAGUE
Ninth Streeters Defeat Congress
Heights in Exhibition Game.
STANDING OF TIE TrasFs

The Congress Heights team lost 10 the
Ninth Streeters. Of the Sunday School
League. III a one-sided contest yesterday.
by Is to Z
Walsh. Of the losers. played a star
game at second. while Bishop carried of
the batting honors. getting four. singles.
Score
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R. R. 7. N. C. A. LEAGUE,
}. 4 o. Puts Up Stin Game and Ont
lasts Shopnen.

B. & o. sprung a surprise On the
Shopmen yesterday, defeating them By
3 TO s By good work IN the last few
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