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SPRINGFIELD. Mass, August 10
Frank \. Greer of the East Boston Attn
letic Association regaiued his title OF
champion Sculer the Connecticut
river today in the principal event of the
national regatta. Greer rowed down with
apparent ease four crack oarsmen, in
Guiding Harry S. Bennett of the Spring
field Boat Club, who defeated the Bos-
tonian last year in Philadelphia.
Greer easily made the turn in the lead
and increased his advantage on the way
home, until he merely padded across the
line.
John O'NeilI of Halifax, who entered the
championship event by reason of his good
victory in the association singles yester-
day, was a good second. beating Bennett,
who had to row hard to keep Durando
Miller of New York in fourth position.
Fred Shepherd of Brooklyn was a poor
fifth
1t was the fourth time that Greer has
captured the championship. and he was
heartily cheered at the finish and warmly
congratulated by Bennett soon after they
crossed the line.
Other Winners.
The winners of the days other six
events were the Vesper Boat Club of Phil
adelphia, in the senior fours and the
senior pairs: the Metropolitan Boat Club
of New York, in the centipede race: the
Riverside Boat Club of Cambridge Carey
Faulkner) in the intermediate singles; the
Hedham (Mass) Boat Club, in the war
canoe race. and the New York Athletic
Club in the senior Fights.
This last named event. although delay
ed until the sun was sinking behind the
Berkshires. was well worth waiting for
Four crews padded to the start a mile
and half away. and at the half mile
New York was leading. with Detroit
second. Minnesota third and the River
side men tagging. At the mile post De-
troit and Minnesota spurted until both
Tapped the New York shell. From that
point to the finish it was squirt after
squirt until in the stretch New York had
less than half length on Detroit which
in turn was being overhaued by Mime
sofa. At the finish New York had half
length over Detroit. while the Mime
sofa bow oar was abreast the Detroit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-16
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Everybody Slugged.

The Bloomingdale Athletic Club was de-
feated by the strong Brentwood aggre-
CATION yesterday afternoon at the Capital
City Park by the score of 10 to 2.
The contest started off nicely until the
fourth session, when the Brentwood boys
got on to Riston's shou,s lid the result
was five tallies in that one round. Walker
was on the firing line for the winners and
twirled excellent bail throughout the
seven innings.
Herring. the crack first baseman for the
Brentwood squad. was the hero of the
day with the willow. He clouted out
home rum double and two singles
Barnes and Sanders also batted we'll.
Each got to their credit three hits One
of Sanders was q home run.
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Carlisle Goose-Egged.
.sch 70 Tho Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HAGERSTOWN, Md. August 15.-By
the score of 8 to o Hagerstown defeated
Carlisle here this afternoon. After strik-
ing out the first three men up in the first
inning, Hanks went behind the bat to
succeed Simpson, who was injured sliding
to third bag. Russell pitched the re-
manning eight innings and allowed but
two hits. Score:
R.H.E.
Carlisle. q 90 3
Hagerstovu. q q OIL x-91 II d
Bafteries-Carlisle. Fortney and hummer: Ha-
gerstown, Hanks and Simpson, Russell and
Hanks. Umpires-McCardeu and Parrish. Time
Of game hours.
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Americans Win at Cricket

LONDON. August 1.-THE PHILADELPHIA
cricket team today won its match with
the Marylebone eleven by - runs.
The Philadelphians tielded admirably.
With the exception of the eight wicket
in which they made bold bid for victory
the home team fell quickly. The last two
were out for four and the whole team foy
221. leaving the Philadelphians winners bv
twenty-five.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-16

The G. E. Howard Company printers.
second in the race. and possible pennant
winners, climbed another step nearer the
leaders Of the Commercial League when
they defeated the Nationals yesterday in
one of the most exciting games witnessed
in the league this year. Score to 4.
Greene twirled for the Howard Com
pany and pitched mastery ball. Reichard
allowed but four hits in the six innings
he stayed, struck out eight and passed
three batsmen. He was relieved by Tag
CART in the seventh and three hits were
made off his delivery. He was wild and
but two.
The batting Of ONeille for the winners
and a running catch by Harris in left
field for the winners were the features.
OFFICIAL Soore.
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PLAY TO A STANDSTILL
Gaithersburg and Rockville Battle
Eight Innings to a Tie.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BOYDS, Md, August 15.-Before 700
persons Gaithersburg and Rockville
played to a standstill, the game being
called in the eighth inning on account of
darkness. The feature of the game was
the catching of Lodge who did not allow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-16

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Rupert Has Easy Time.

The Shopmen tied with the Trainmen in
the r. r. Y. NJ. C. A. League yesterday
by defeating the Coach Yard. 8 to 0.
Not once did the Coach Yard endanger
the plate, for Rupert had them in a
trance.
Dougherty and Smick had their day at
batting, each connecting for three clean
bingles, all Of Dougherty's being dou-
hlpS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-16
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
seitz Pitches Great Game.

In a game replete with errors, Advent
trounced Manhattan yesterday. IL to 9.
Seitz, the Advent southpaw, famed
twelve men in six innings. allowed two
hits, but errors, coupled with his wildness
at critical moments, accounted for the
losers nine tallies.
NARROW led with the stick, with three
bingles, and Humphrey connected for
double and triple. The score:
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BROWNS STRIKE A SNAG.
A Pass, a Two-Bagger, A Run;
That's All.

PHILADELPHIA, August 15.-Powell
outpitched Bender i'm pitchers battle
here today, but the home team won by l
to o on a pass to j. Collins and Shreck's
two-bagger in the eighth inning. A won
derful play. which was started by Wal
laces one-handed stop back of second
base featured the contest. Score:
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RHOADES WINSoGAME.
Cleveland Twirler Makes Triple il
Eleventh, and Yankees Lose.

NEW YORK, August 15.-The game be-
tween Cleveland and the local American
club lasted eleven innings today and the
visitors won by the score of 5 to 4.
With two men out Rhoades made
three bagger. which brought Hinchman
over the plate with the winning run. The
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SOX WIN LONG CONTEST.
Continued from First Page.)

game. Another battle between this pair
would be appreciated by the local fans
and doubtless draw out a big crowd.
The ST Louis Browns then come here for
the balance of the week. and the Nation
ais will have a chance to redeem them
selves against a team with which they
have had difficulty all season. From the
way the Athletics have been treating the
Aleertes should be easy picking" for
the local crew
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Left on cs-1nrnerites, 6; st: I'auls. Z.
of Lewis, 1. Hits made-On Norris, 8; OF
Meister. 8; off Lewis /. Struck out-By Norris.
J.; by Meister. 2. Three base hit-Kraft. Two
base hits-Turner. Schriver, Connover. Sacrifice
hit-ConnOver. Stolen bases-MOfit, Mullen,
Heinrich. Passed ball-Fox Umpire-Mr. Cleve.
land. Time of game-1 hour and 30 minutes.
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Three-base h1t-Evans. Stolen bases-Noyes,
Taggart. Hamilton. Sacrifice hit-Beall. Good
man, Ferguson. Howard. Double plays-Dugan to
Dyer: O'Neille to Farr. Hits-Of Reichard 4;
Off Taggart, 3; Off Greene 8. First base balls
Hit by pitched bals-By Rechard. .. Struck out
BY Reichard. 8; by Taggart 2; by Greene. 8.
Passed balls-Noyes, 2. Time OF game-1 hour
and 45 minutes. Umpire-Mr. Brown.
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Two-base hits NARROW, Humphrey. Three-ba
O., seaton. Frazier O. LIE Mat. Haislp sissler
t2,. Hits-Of Brooks, II in five and two
ming First base balls-By seitz. 3; by
Brooks. l.. Hit by, pitched balls-By Brooks: =;
bases-Advent. g: Manhattan. g. Passed balls
Murphy, 2; gnckley: Wild pitch esd min
utes. Cmpre-Mr. Myers.
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DETROIT HUMBLED.
Red Sox, With Thoney's Help, TWIST
Tigers Tail.

Detroit to 3 in an exciting and hard
fought game today. The feature was
Thorev's hating Score:
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THREE NEW PLAYERS
FOR HIGHLANDERS

RINGHAMPTON. N. Y, August
l5.-Ivor Wagner and. Roy Parkins.
pitchers, with Arthur Marcan
shortstop OF the Binghamton STATE
League team. lave been sold to the
New York Americans for sc, OOo
They will join the New York team
at the END OF the State League
season.
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Totals. :. 4 8 80 10 81 Totals. :. B 9t2S IL

'Ratted for CrIger in seventh.
Zone out when winning run scored.
Boston ........ O 0 o O q IA
Detroit. ........... o o o 0 o o %
Two-base hits-Crawford Wagner. Mcconnell
Three base hits-Mullin, Thoney. Sacrifice hits
Criger. OLcary. Stolen bases-Mullin. Mcintyre,
Lord. Double plays-Sullivan and Stahl. Left on
buses-Detroit. q: Boston, Z. First base on balls
on Young. 2; on Mullin. 2. First base err
Young 4: by Mullln. 3. Wild pitch--Mullin
Time of game-1 hour and 81 minutes. Umpire
Mr.. EYals.
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Totals =. s 1898 Is . Totals. :. 4 II 33 16 )
.Rattcd for Blair in the eleventh inning.
tBatted for HOgg In the third inning
tBatted for Chesbro in the eleventh inning.
Cleveland. ...... o u o o o o Is
New York ...... l d . o o.
Two-base hits-Iajoie. Ball. Blair ~. Three
six and one third innings; Off Rhoades. 3 in four
and two-thirds innings; of Hogg. 4 in three in
nngs: OF Chesbro. g in eight innings Sacrifice
hits-Altizer ,2,. Conroy. Ball. Stolen bases-J.
Clarke ". Bradley. Conroy, Delehanty. ORourke
Double pays-Lajoe, Hinchman and Stovall
Hemphill and Chase. Left on bases-Cleveland
4: New York, g. First base on bals-On Falken-
q First base Cleveland. Struck out
BY Falkenberg. 4, by Rhaades: 2; by Hogg, ! !;
bv Cheshire, 2 Passed BALM Clarke. Wild
pitch-Falkenberg. Time OF game hours and
Is minutes. Umpire-Mr. OLoughlin.
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Philadelphia. ........ . . o o % x-1
Two-base hits-Wallace, Powell. Harteel.
Schreck. Sacrifice hits-Oldring. J.. Collins.
Stolen bases-Hartzel. Struck out-By Powell.
=; by Bender. 4. Left on bases-St: Louis. 6;
Philadelphia. 3. Double plays-Wailace. viii
liams and Jones; f.. Collins. Nichols and Davis.
First base on Observation-Disclosures. .. First base
on balls-Of Powell. 3: OF Bender. L. Time Of
game hour and Is minutes. Umpires-Messrs
Sheridan and Egan.
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Two-b hits-Moreland and Herring Home
runs-Sanders and Herring. Stolen bases
mann and Carter. Sacrifice hit-Rlston. Double
play-Herfng tunassisted, Hits-Om Walker,
g.: or Riston. 49, First bals-O6 Riston T.
struck OF. By Walker. 6: by Riston j. Left
on bases-Brcntwood 4; Bloomingdae. 4. Time
Ha1diboe.
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Runs-H Worley. Lawrence, Shelenberger.
smith. Dougherty. Two-base hit-Addison. sac
rifce hit-H. Morley. First base on error-Has-
beeps l. First base on balls on Shelenberger.
l. off Smith. =. Struck out-By Shelcnberger.
o. by Smith, $. Left on bascs.Has- beens., 4;
Wouldbcs. l. Stolen bases. Smith. H. Worley.
Double plays-Rhoies. to Worley. Johnston to
Morley. Hill to Dougherty. Hit by pitchcr-By
Srnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-16

Two base hits - Engle Zeerkle, kelchner
Sacrifice hits-LOdge, Diamond. B. Diamond 90.
Struck out-By Diamond. &: by Whiting. ;.
Rases on balis-Of Diamond. 4. Struck by
pitcher-By Diamond, !. Stolen bases-Lodge, =
fmpires-Messrs Ross and Higgins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-16

The Marquette League diamond was the
scene of another exciting game yesterday
when the Turnerites and st. Pauls bat
tied seven innings to a draw, to &. The
former team assumed a commanding lead
in the early stages OF the contest but a
spectacular batting rally by st. Pauls i'll
the last round evened things UP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-16
KETCHELL A GAY BOY.
His Habits Not the Sort for q
Good Fighter.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, August LA Frisco mi
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Up Another Rung.

Tomorrow's game, William Hahn & Co. VS..
6. E. Howard COMPANY at 9Th and Florida ave-
nue. northeast at $50.
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Left on base-COach Yard /. First base on
balls-Or Jerman, 2. Struck out-By Jerman 3;
by Rupert. 10. Two.base hits-Dougherty 49,,
low. Howlin. Hit by pltcher-By Jerman. /.
Wild pitches-Jerman. 1; Rupert. 1. Umpire
Mr.. Williams. Time of game-55 minutes.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Battle to q Tie.

Game Monday-St. Pauls vs.. Marines at 13tt
and ID streets northeast, at $50.
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For Rent.

Oollago with modern improvements,
Emma square adjoining the residence
NJ las, u. Morgan Rent VII per
month,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-07

FOR SALE-Good, gentle, family
driving horse, afraid of nothing.
Hahn's Coal Yard 40
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MONEY 10 LOAN


$1,000 Business corner, 125x142;
uuimprOyel
$3250-7-room brick, so foot lot
modern barn, trees, only $3.50 cash,
balance easy terms; worth $4,000;
owner leaving.
$4500-Sman brick with bath, cleo
uie lights, two acres of land, close to
town very desirable country place.
$S50-Small frame, SO foot lot good
neighborhood; on instalments if de-
sired
$S00-Two small houses, so foot lot,
near tracks, rents S14, central Local
uoni bargain.
$325 each instruments.
y lots Perea Addition, $3.50 to $3.50
each: instruments.
$1,000 to loan in sums to suit at 8
per cent.
INSURANCE. BONDS, NOTARY
PUBLIC.
w. 2. METCALF. 32t Gold Avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-07

FOR SALE--Most centrally located transient
hotel and rooming house in the city doing
good business, two thirds cash, balance on
time Address Postoffice Box a. al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-07

FOR SALE OR RENT--23-acre ranch,
fruit, alfalfa garden; one-fourth
down balahce to suit purchaser. OPP
posite Matthews dairy, or Box 229. If
FOR sALE-Turkey eggs. Apply zoe
West Silver az
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FOR SALE Underwood Typewriter,
No 5-141473, good as new, very rea-
sonable Call 21S South Second street
FOR sALE--One pair Of buff turkeys.
Phone 1861. az
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-07

Vienna, April G-The eleventh
round of the international chess mas
teus tournament was played here to-
day, The two American representa-
tives were ptted against Barger and
Duras Marshall drew his game but
elmer lost. The leaders Schlcuhter
nine points Maroczy, eight points, and
puras. eight points, an won their
games today,