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The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
independents Forfeit to EckinEtOns
Win Exhibition Game.

Independents lost "a game yesterday TO
the Eckingtons by forfeit The game was
played out. however, and by actual score
the Independents won p 20 / Seven in
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Hngcr.torrn Error. Costly.

Special % The Washington Herald
Haeerstown. Nd, July 21--Hag age-stown
was defeated by Winchester here this
afternoon BY > 20 .. HagersJown's errors
Of omission proving costly. Home runs
by Sentz ard Smith. OF Hagerstown. and
DUgCan- Of Winchester. were features.
Duggan's four-sacl,er coming with two
men on bases Score
RI z
Wfn-lsest-r----.--.--- zoooIo O-5 8
Hag-rsto'rn. ----------- Q I 0 %
Batteres-Shiaer snd Nabry; Smith and simu-
son Ur1pi7e-8fr. McCardel Tine q gsclc-l
hour and . u1irrtes-
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Smithsonian seat Is A..fen-d.

The Smithsonian seat in the Geological
station az Naples. Italy. has been assigned
for a period Of from four TO SIX months
between October !. 1905. and June 1. 1893
10 Dr. Harold s Cotton. young inves-
tigator. and a graduate Of the University
Of Pennsylvania Dr. Cotton proposes
to conduct an investigation relative to
certain small marine animals
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SUPERBAS DRAW BLANK.
brooklyn Nationals shut Out by
Pittsburg. TO o.

Pittsburg. July z--In a beautiful game
Of ball. Brooklyn was shut out by Pitts
burg this afternoon. . 20 o.
THIS was The first tine IN three games
pitched by Pasto-ius against Pittsburg
that the locals were able TO score a run
Leach hit f-- a home ru- In the first
inning and Le-re.L who pitched good
ball scored the other one in the fifth on
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
shoe Merchants WaIIoP the Paint
Men by 10 TO 5.
sTANDINF OF TIE TEA8fS.

STANDING OF TIE TEAMS
" L. Pct V. L Pc
Y r s. Co 70 s 80 Moses & sons. s s 800
lIas5 HoEsrd CO g HE'S Ha5z s Co 90
To--ar's ezuc-flolderbe-s vs. NatiouaI E-e-tric
supply Company. a. Eigl1a s--egJ and Fl1Tida ave
uUe uCTthelst. a. SD
The Shoe Merchants defeated the z. J.
Murphy Company yesterday at Eighth
and Florida avenue northeast in a six
inning contest Score. 70 10 5
Lswson started IN the box Tor the
losers, and after eight hits had netted ten
runs for the Hahn Company. Dolly
Gray was substituted and the ruR-get-
ting was stopped
Spates. on the firing line for the shoe
men. was effective, allowing only six
hits A home run by Hubbard with men
on bases. and a ore-hand stab by Cohn,
resulting IN a double Play. were the fea-
tures. Score
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Roanoke wins ListIess Game.

SPECIAL % Tie Wasai-e-1u Head
Roanoke. Va. july Z-To-day's game
was a hstless one. there being no bril-
liant work OF either side Roanoke won
from Portsmouth by timely hitting. the
score being Q 10 4 The game was called
In the eighth on account OF darkness.
Both sides played fer rain and small
shower came near the enc. AIcMahon's
work around short was one OF the fea-
lures Score
r Il Z
RoanoEs-.----.----.-.---. al 1-s 2 .
Portsmouth --------.--.--. @ o O 0 C-3 :
Bzrtelies-Si1r-5ssey. KuAie. a15 Boyle. Jo5s1n.
Ha--uau. and Wad-ei-I-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

B; Cincinnati, 2.
Pfttsburg, - Brooklyn, 0.
New York. A. st. Louis, 2.
st. Louis, 3; New York, l..
Boston. 81 Chicago, o.
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HOW YOUNG SPRINTERS
CONQUERED DISTANCE

Left New York-wednesday. 10 a n
Expected in Ci1icago-Tuesday. go p. n
Reached Chicsgo-Tuesday. s5s a. n
Time saved en- route-EleTen hours and
twenty-fnilr minutes
Runners cmrloyed-I.90o
Distance travcrscd-1.000 miles
Average tine pcr hor-Over eight niles.
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Earned runs-Ciurley l. Advent, ? FIrst base b.
errurs-f1uriey. :, Advent s Left on bsscs-GurIcy.
70. Advent. %. First bas- On balis-Of TaSEzrt-
2 0f Seitz. , Struck Out-By TagEsrt, 9; b.
Seitz 3 ThreebaSe hits-Mosburg e. Tro-base
hits-Stsvart P1mphrey Sac-1dcs hits-Murphy.
shepherd- Stolen bases-Hobos. M0sburE q. FIdd-
ier. Murphy -. seitz Double plAys-DiEver 70
Falouner. Falconer % DoaoTsn. Passed balls
Shepherd. Umptre-Nr. Buckley. Tine q game
Il hour and 20 MINUTES
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ATHLETICS BUNCH HITS.
Philadelphia Americans, Aided by
CInrke-s Errors. Down Maps.

- Philadelphia, July I.-Bu-ching their
hits in the third inning. aided by Clarks's
error. the locals made three runs and de-
feated Cleveland Harry Davis has been
indefinitely suspended for saying thought
less things 10 Inpire O-LouEnIin. Sc1Ie.
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Two-hase hits-Priest, Goodman Tire hase hits
Triest. Hesser. Ans-ica. Ballenzer Stolen hases-
Mes. Jackson q, Hessles. Rese-s. Whsnond .
Raiser AmFrica Nclan Hoffman. CollirEswor-a-
Ss-rifcs hits-Nfess Jsckson- Goodman Double
p.sy-tioodnan 90 Rogers First base OF haus-of
Bs-sar- .. OF Canncrs / Eit hy pitched ball
By Balser. Z Struck out-By Baiser. 8. b Couno-s.
7 Left On bases-St- Josephs- 9: Tigilants =
Passed bslis-Wsr1e-. Whanc1d- Wild pstch-
Balser- Umpi-s-8lr. Cleveland Tine q sane-i
hour and s5 MINUTES.
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Lucky Dog.

From the London Opinion
He tcynicaHy)-Tve been engaged ten
OF a dozen times
She-Ah! you're unlucky in love, sup
pose.
He-WeIl 7 don't know about that. I
never married any Of emI
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YANKEES WIN IN GERMANY.
PhiIadeIphIans Make High scores in
GymnnstIc Tournament.

Gymnastic Tournament.
FrankfOrt-on-the-Mai July IA num-
Der Of American victories we're recorded
in the fed sports held here to-day in
connection with the international gym
nastic tournament The events included
the high and the broad jumps. putting
the shots, the triple jump. the long throw,
and running and free exercises
The scoring was on the point system,
with 10 the highest possible. John Grieb,
Philadelphia. got e11z: George Meister
Pittsburg. %. Louis Schroeder. Brooklyn
s.. George Kern. St Louis, s.. Johann
Meister. Pittsburg- Sz5z; Max Thomas. ST
Louis. s2; Max Hess. Philadelphia, and
Frederick Engelhard. Brooklyn. S11z
Herman Riug wOul. St. Louis. and VIII
helm Lemke. Rochester. 7siz. PhiIiT
Kassel. Philadelphia. ~. and Leopold
Fisher. Brooklyn. 81 The highest score
ioS. was made by Wagner. Switzerland
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Famed r-ns-I-5eneadeuts. ;; EckinStous = First
base oa baIl~-OF 1Ia5f.x ;. CT Turt7r. 2 Strsck
0st-F- Maddox. = b~ Turrou. = Thrse-hase hit
T Bullock TT0-baso Eirs-1I1Te. Nlsce stolen bases
Ieunier p. Lauc-srsr- Move Waidrun- Douhlc
Tlsys-Turron 70 Nes=lli-d % R1seublat. Mace %
D'NeI Hit ty ri-clcr-By MADDOX. Passed
balI-RoseubIa-- UmuiP--Sfr. Spencer. Tine C
Eame-i hour and = miuE-zs-
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LEFT on h1sss-Chiazo. g: Boston ? Tuo-hase
Eits-Howard ~. Nf-t5a-u- Tlree-hzse hif-Nfs-t
. Sacrifice hI-=-Alcf1aln o. Slsgle Grahar DahIor
stolen 5ases-iates. Ritchev. Beaumoat Browne
Double piass-Evers 20 Tinker % Hoffman; Mar
shall 70 Evers BASES on baIls-O1 Brown /. on
LundETen. 4. Of Lirdauan. 8 Struck ort-Bv
Brown. I. BY L-ndgren. 1: by Mack :: BY Lirda-
1-aH. / UmTire-M-. KEN. Tine q Ezme-2 aours
Attenia1Ce-5Gll
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COLTS BREAK EVEN
Blank Norfolk in Opener, but
Drop Second Game.
HoODOo BROKEN
After Going Eight Days without
Victory, Norfolk OvercOmes Losing
Streak by Taking second Contest
of DOubIe-header from Richmond.
First Game Lost by Poor Pitching.
- = = - 80.

Special tc The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. July 1.-The champions
won their first game fer eight days this
afternoon. taking the last game of a
doUble-header from Richmond. 10 !. the
first having gone 10 the Colts, 70 0.
The visitors had no trouble in winning
the first game. errors or bases on balls
enabling them 10 make all Of their runs.
while the locals couId find Mckenzie for
but three hits. and the pitcher was given
perfect support
The pitching hOnCrs were with Forbes
IN the second same, although Revcll-
pitched a me game. misplays behind him
proving fatal Scores
FIRST game r H Z.
HieiEond------------- ; o oloo 0-5
NarfoLz---------------- o o Q o @ o o 90 !
BatJ-1ics-Feeney and E6ue-iz. C0oley. McRen-
zia- and Gown Uup5rc-1Ir- Mac
second game Z. H. +.
Ticilmond- ------------- = o 0 O-l !
Nor-ll1---------------- o o O o z-2
Eatterilz-ReveIe and lIeszitt; Forbes and Cooley.
UuIircs-AlCssrs- Frisul and Covaa.
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WHITE S0X SPLIT EVEN.
Win First Game in DOuBIe-header
with New YorIxS

New York July I--The New Yo-ks and
White Sox broke even to-day in games
in which punched hits did the business.
Conroy. MoTiarity, Jones. and IsbeH We're
particularly serviCeable with the stick
Dougherty was benched for kicking
Score.
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CUBS PROVE TO BE EASY.
Chicago Nationals Unable TO score
in Game with Boston.

Chicago. July I--Lindaman easily
blanEed the Cubs today. while the Bos-
tons hit both Brown and Lundgren op-
portunely. The al round playing Of
Bates was the feature Of the game.
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L1aIIIeL TuHs-IetToiJ, 8 F1Tst base BY
errorS-DetrOit l Left On bases-TVash-
ingtonr y Detroit, :. First base on balls
on killian, :. Struck Out-By KiIlian.
4; by Burns. ? Home runs-Schaefer.
Cobb Sacrifice hits-Shipke- Stolen
bases-Gauley %, Pickering. Mcbride
Double playS-TEOmas 10 COuEhlin- Cobb
10 Thomas Umpire-lTr- Egan- Time OF
game-I hour and 8 mlnules.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AT Columbus N1ilvzuEee. 6. Columbus >
Al Toie6o-Toledo. 5. Kansas CIty.
At L0ssisvillc-FIrst game ST. Paul s: Louisville
! Sec1nd Eaue- Louisville g. s. Paul
A. Observation-Disclosures. 5; Minneapolis. Z
Second Ezze: Minneapolis ;: Indianapolis. .
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BOYS AHEAD OF TIME
Y. u. c. A. Relay Runners
Reach Chicago.
BEAT SCHEDULE BY II HOURS

Last SprInter Hands Greeting from
Mayor Mcclellan TO Mayor Buses
Representative at 0;35 O'Clock.
Make Up Lost Time from GardneVs
Park to City HaII-A Great Feat
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EOrned -Ius-MurTihy. 2 Hahn. s First base By
errors-AIurrhy. ) Left on bsse~-Nlurphy. s. Hahn
g. First base en- hail=-Of Lawson. >. oG GRAY. .;
o1 SFates. Innings pitchei-By Lawson. 6. hy
GRAY. . H;ts madc-OE Lawscn. :. Of STatrs
6 S.u,ck out-By lawson. I. by Cray 5. by
STates :. Hone r1-s-Hsrris. Hubbard Two-
base hit-Do1eliy. VoEeisberEsr- Double plays
Donelly 70 Rcesrh Cch- 20 Rer--h- Hi By pIfcler
BY LAWSON. 4 Passed taIls-Whire ? TmrIre-
NJ Finnscan- Tine o. Ea1e-I hc-r and u minutes
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Beaten by Advents Because
of Loose Fielding.

Advent defeated Gurley yesterday or
McDevitt's Field by : TO ?. and forced
them into third place
TaggaTt pitched a steady game for the
losers, striking out nine and only giving
two passes 10 first MOsburg and Hobbs
played well for the winners. both in the
neid and AZ the haI. Score.
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Earned r1ns-ShoTnsn, s. First base b errors-
Shopmen, :; B. & o. !. Lift On hases-Shopnsn.
6; B &. o. s First base bslls-Of Enigh,on.
6; OF Hance. I: OF Rupert. . Struck out-By
Knghtoa. ); hy Gooden. 5; b Hance. ;; By
Rupert 10 Three-base hitS-ThomTsCn. Deschard.
Two-base hit-Thompson- Stolen bsses-Harnon G. .
G-aAam. KniEbtou. Robsy. suIliFsn "a. Deschard.
Thompson. Rupert. Meredith %. Smith O.. Hit
hy pftcher-By Kuizhton. / Umpre-Gr. FIynz
Tszs q ssne-i hour and % rsinuteA
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Sc -oND GAME

Left cn bascs- Boston g. 81 louis G. Bases on
hal,s-Of Norssn. ?; a Poueu 3 St-srk ca--Ry
Morgan. {. tv Powell. e. ThrCe-tase ntrs-W7E-er.
Car..san- Har-seIL Sacrifice hit~-T Thouev pCacL
stoicH hasez-ticsslcr Mcconnell r. Double IIsy--
Wallace % Williams - T. Jones: Wagner 90 Nc
C0nueu 10 Stlhl Hit by Titcher-Iy Powell. J.
L nj i-es-llessrs sheridan and Connolly Tiu-e O..
saEe-I hour and = usiau'es- Attcudauce-I-.,4I-
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First base by errur=-Columbia. I; BloCmiEEdale.
!. Left on bases-Columbia. &: Bloouizgdale. l.
Struck Gut-By Ruscher. :; by Meister g Two-base
hits-Atchison. Kinney Slcrihce hits-Aicaison.
Kinney. Smith Stolen hases-LAy q, Hurley.
Holman. Hit by pitchcr-By Buscher. /; b. NIeis-
ter ]. Wild p;tcles-Meister. /; Buscaer. L Passed
balls-DarnaII { Umpre-l1r. Bel. Tine Of game
i hour and 10 minutes
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MINOR LEAGUES.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At LaWTeuce-FaU River. ?; L7wrence. /
Al B-nck,an-FI-st game Worcester. .: Brockton.
Z Second game WCrreste-. 9. Brockton O.
Al Lyru-Ne7- Bedford - Lyrn. /
AZ LgweIl-I40wsII. 5; HsveTtil. ;.
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Two-base Eits-Lajoie. y Clarke Home run-
HartscL Sacrifice hits-Oldriug smith. Stolen
basC-StOTan Left on h1ses-Athle-ics. :. Clere-
land > Bases on bzll--Of Bender. .. Of Clc-h-
!; OF Berger. = Struck 0ut- b Berzer ., By
Tickers. 4 Juui-e-Nlr O'Boughlin- Time q
glne-I hour and ( minutes Attendance 51aS.
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COVVECTTCTT LEAGUE

At Bridre1oTt-Hartfo-d. 5; Bridgeport, O.
At Mcriden- Springfield. 5: Neridcn O.
At Wstcrhury-Wa ?; New Britain. I
lelevel innings.
At New BaTen-FIrst glrue- View Haven. I: Holy
oze. ) Second game; New Haven. 2 Holyoke.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Atlanta-Atla1ta- ,: Memphis O.
At SashTille-Littis Rock. ;, Nashville O.
At Bi-minghaIl-8ob 4. Birmingham. O.
At Montgomery-Mcnt 5; New Orleans. L
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PHILLIES TRIM REDS.
Richie Pitches in superb Form and
Is Well Supported.

Cincinnati, July 21~-Richie pitched in
superb form. allowing Cincinnati but
three hits Titus uuff Of Cancels fly IN
the first inning save the locals their two
runs \ running catch by Kane was the
feature. Score.
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FIRST CANE

Lt1L On oasaS-NeT York. 8. Chicago. 3 Base On
b2-s-On Walsh. /. Struck out-By Nerron. 2 hv
Orth. 2 by Walsh : Thrce-base hfts-Chase Hahn
Jones Tuo-5ase hi-s-Joues Walsh Ssc-face bft--
No-l--lty, Bal, Parent Stolen basc-Da7is Double
play-Bal 20 Chasc- Umpircs-Messrs E-ans and
Hu-s'- Tine q Eame-I hour and % Minutes
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MAKE GARRISON FINISH.

Batterics-Ecrelle and NlasSitJ; Forbes and Cool
[ l-Iil-es-AlCss-s- Frieul and Covan.
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WESTERN LEAGTE.
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

Al Des Moines-Des NIoines. 6, Omaha, s
At Lincoln-Denver. ?; Lincoln. T.
At Sioux City-Sioux Citv. 1: Pueblo. !
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AZ Jacksonr,,ie-JacksonTire 1: Savannah. 0.
At AuEasta-Flrst game Augusta. l; Macon.
Second game: Augusta /: Macon O.
At Cksrleston-ColunbSss. 2. Charleston. l
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Jsckson-Jaczson. ); Columbus. 0.
At Aieridian-Aie-idian. ]. NIor-oe- O.
At Ficksb1rg- -CulfI,ort- -Bilsxi- 2; Vicksb1rz. q
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I"---7- -------- 7 ; =
sRarre5 f0- TrnFr-eu i
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TIRST OWE

Iwohlse Eir-llcfl0runick- Threc-hase hit-kc-
rctciv- Sacr.fc- hit-Mathevs-a- stolen hases-
TC-neY. DCL-.1. Murray. ShaEr0n Bases on balls
Od Salloe. Q: oH N1tLev=eu. Struck out-By
sailse. 8; hy Metheusol. u Balk-Salee- Left o-
6a7es-s-. L1gis. 70 Ncv York. g. Umuires-
NessTs- J-Eust1ne and Eudierl-zm- Tine of game
? hours and 4 minutes
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SECOND GANfT

LIT % o1ses-NeW ION. 9. Ciiclr0 8 Bases
OF 5alls-Od HoEg. ?; of Naming |: OF White
Struck Out-By HcsE e; By White : Hone run-
Corroy- Th-ee-base hits-Henphfu Deiehartv
TWObzss hit-Cou-oy sacrihcs hit-Chase stolen
bAses-Couroy. Acr5arty- Double piay-Parent 70
Davis % IsoeIL Hit by pitcher-By HosE / Um-
iy.Tes-Messrs. HuTst and Evans Tine q Fzue-I
boug and s. minutes AttendGnce 500
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Leaders shut Ont BIoOIninsdaIe in
Six-inafnE Contest.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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IVI-Ilse IlI-IITIrrlE- H1rla rll-h0nlfclT- sac
ntce hifs-thl-lfs E41sn T.-1r. Taylor. Double
piav-GiIbe-t 90 konetchy 70 CharIes stolen blse-
Charles. Base. On balis-Of Taylor . Struck out
BY Tayl-r 2 Leir ou u1Ses-S-. Bouis s. New T1rk
8 UmriTe=-1is-zs. R-ddcraa-u and J1hustoue.
Time Of sa1e-I hour and 3 minutes. Atfendancs-
20
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TO-DAY,s GAMES.
Boston at Chicago.
New York At st. Louis.
Brooklyn at PittsburE-
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
CARDINALS DRIVE HARD.
Take second Game in DOubIe-header
hv Good SfIcI. Mork.

by Good stick work.
st. Louis. July I.-St Louis wound up
one OF the hardest fought series OF the
season this afternoon by getting an even
break iu double header
To-day's games were cleanly played,
beth teams doing good work IN the field
and handling themselves wei at the bat
and on The bases. The opening game was
pitchers battle The Cardinals won
the second game owing % a couple Of
hard drives in the eighth, inning Scores:
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TrO-base hits-Knabe. 2 Three-bnss hit-Grant
Sacrifice hits-Ganzel. Magee- Stolen bases-Grant.
Brans3eld Double pays-Kane % Hulswitt 70 Can
rel Grant t-nassisteil. Bases On ha1is-Of Coax
lee ;; OF Campbell. !. cf Ritchie 2 Struck out
By Coakley. ,. By Campbell /; by Richie !. Tine
q sarzeL hour and s. minutes. Cmpire-AIr. Rig
JeT. Attendance-Z5o
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While you think Of Il. telephone your
Want Ad- TO The Washington Herald. and
bill VIII be sent you at : cent a word
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Utiz-Syracuse- 1; Utica Q.
AT Tr0y-Scranton. 0; Troy. .
At BinEhamton-A. J & G.. ?. B.nFhsmtOn.
At Albany -Will1esbarre, /. Albany. 10.
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Batteres-Fredsricksb71 Liuthicr-1 and
Chesterfield. Webster and Pease-
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Tobacco Bugs Finally Defeat Lynch.
burg to =

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
DanviIle. Va. July 1.-The Bugs made
a garrison finish to-day aud with the
score . 10 I asainst them in the eighth
inning. raped cut three earned runs and
won out by q score Of 4 TO . The hitting
Of Fisher. Reinha-t. and Thackera was a
feature. the IatJer-s hit scoring the two
winning runs. Score
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Navy and Agriculture Forfeit 10
War and Interior.

ING OF TIE TEAMS
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R. R. Y. N. C. A. LEAGUE,
ShOpmen Take Runaway Game from
B. & o. Team.

lING OF TIE TFANfs
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To-day's gzne-Connerce and Labor - Trsasu-y
Navy and Agriculture failed 10 appear
yesterday. and the games were forfeited
to War and Interior. resi- ectively.
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TErcc-h1se hi--Wilsao- Hone r-l-Jcach. Sacf
1ce hi--S-zr.-s- S-oiel h1se-Leiield Base on
halls-of Fas-1--s. St--ck o---By Lci1eld l..
hy Pas-c-i1ss q Trr.rc-1lr Erslie Tiue of
same-l h51r and . minutes. Attsadance. 2c5.
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Chicago July 21.-The great relay race
between New York and Chicago ended at
s:25 a. n to-day. when William McCabe.
Of the Evanston /. NJ c. A. sprinIcd
up 20 the city han and. amid the cheers
Of 1o.e00 persons, delivered 10 the mayors s
secretary the silver-tubed message carried
by youthful runners from Mayor MsClel-
Ian. Of New York
The runners set record FOR the dis
tance. and the schedules originally set
for the event were broken by Il hours
and % minutes
a hundred thousand persons lined the
route Of the runners all the way from
the city limits 70 the city hall. and cheered
vociferously as the feet lad dashed past
Behind Schedule.
When they reached Gardners Park. az
- O'Clock this morning. the runners
were but forty-fve minutes behind the
revised schedule From his point. how
ever they maintained remarkable speed.
more than making Up all the lost time.
Mayer Busse sent the following mes
sage 10 Mayor Mcclellan:
The relay race Of the Y N c. A.
terminated at this Office at s.35 a N.
today. when William McCabe. OF the
Evanston Y N. . A. handed your mes
sage 20 my representative. desire 20
say that Il has given me great pleasure
70 encourage this great athletic event
The organization which has arranged and
conducted this race rightly deserves the
gratitude Of the American people
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At -WilIisnspoTt. /. Lancaster. A
At Trgntcn-Jcbnst0wn. !; Trenton. 4
At insTon-Aitooua. 3; Wilmington. 4
At Reading Harrisburg 3. Reading. L
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FIRST CAME
5000 oe Q X
@ 0 o o / 0 0 o g.

halls-Of BlreheE. : Strck out-By Busc.i.u. 6;
By Ba.,ey. . Tuo-aase hit-9lcCouneiL SaGiace
hits-T- Jones. Williams. stolen base-Lor5- Un-
Tire=-Sless7s sheridan and Connolly. Time Of gzne
i hour AID g rnsilu-es
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DOUBLE DOSE FOR BROWNS.
Red sox Hand n DrubbinE to the
st. Louis Team.

Boston, July A.-The Red sox gave the
Browns a double dose to-day. Catcher's
errors lost FOR the losers IN both games.
Scores
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THREE CHOICES FIRST
Poor Card Shown at Brigh-
ton Beach Track.
MARATHON TAKES FEATURE

GaIIOps Home in Handicap at a Vile
and a Sixteenth After Queen Mar
guerite Makes All the Running to
Head OF stretch-Trash Captures
the Second Race.
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To-Day. rane-ssatioa 7s shopHra. at So.

Twenty-one runs. fourteen hits. thirteen
stolen bases, and seven errors tells the
story Of B. & O.'s defeat by Shcpmen
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TO-DAT'S GAMES.

Home ruI drives 10 the extreme limits
Of the park by Messrs. Herman Schcefer
and TyrUs Cobb won the opening game
Of the series for the Tigers yesterday
Washington scored in the first and for
three innings had the lead. but Detroit
Sied It up in the fourth. and then came
Schaefer's clcut in the sixth. which PIT
Detroit one 10 The good. ood Cobb added
two more in the eighth by pol1ing OUT
e foUr-sacker with man on the bases
At every angle Of the game the Tigers
excelled- Bill Burns. usually an enigma
70 The champions was easy picking yes
terday- His slants and shoots were
clouted 10r eleven safe drives. including
the two homers. while Ed KIIlian held
the Nationals 10 seven hits. but was so
Wild that seven Of the home players drew
free transportation In spite OF his lack
Of control. Kuian pitched coed ball when
the Nationals threatened To score. and
on two occasions wiggled out Of tight
places.
Cobb Makes Long Throw
The Tigers were the same old fighting
outfit Of yore. and pulled of several good
plays. The best of which was Cobb's throw
- ~ E.----H fi-E-A az A-lA q A-1 ana
caught Street trying 10 score
The Nationals got a man across the
rubber IN the first. but Il was largely a
gift Milan worked Killian for pass.
and Shiple sacrificed GanIey was thrown
out by Downs. but Pickering received a
base on balls. and when he started for
second Ira Thomas threw down. and
before the ball was tossed back Milan
els
run OF the game.
IN the fourth the Tigers caught I'd bv
a combination OF a Wild throw bv Free
nan and clever base running by Cobb.
Mcbride booted Scnaefer's chance. but
the runner was forced at second by
Crawford Crawford moved 10 second on
iCobb's single. but was forced by Ross
man When Freeman attempted TO catch
Cobb al third The ball went sailing over
i6hipke's head and Cobb continued home
ward n the Nationals half Street got
as Tar as third bu- was thrown out al
home by Cobb on Mcbride long fly
The visitors Jumped into the lead in the
sixth With one out Schaefer hit 10 the
center-rel6 fence and slid across the plate
.DeiOre the ball was returned
IN the eighth Mcintyre singled. but
was cEught mapping OF first base.
shaefer flied out 70 the pitcher. but Craw-
1orc beac OUT q Erounder To first and
went flying around the circuit when Cobb
-Ait 10 the fence for a home run
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
st. JOsePh's Defeat vigilants in
Exciting Game by to 8.
ETANDISC OF TEE TEAMS

To-day's Faue-St. Vinceu--s - ST Jossph-s al
Thirteenth ard D streets northeast. a. - o'clock
The game IN the Marquette League yes
terday afternoon furnished plenty OF ex-
element St Joseph's defeating the Vigi-
iants by 10 s At the end Of the fifth
inning the Tigilants were ahead by 70 :
but -. Joseph's came strong. and won
out IN the last two inaings by timely HIT
ting.
The batting OF Hessler and Priest for
St Joseph-s. was good and catch OF a
fly ball back Of second by Davis. Of the
Vigilarts. was -asily the stellar fielding