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The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
HIGH SCHOOL GAMES MAY 10
Twelve POint-scoring Events Listed
for Annual Track Meet.
Board of Faculty Advisers Select
BrightwOOd Driving Park as Field
for Athletic Contests.

The board Of faculty advisers in ath-
letics in session yesterday decided that the
annual inter-high school field and track
games should be held at the Brightwood
Driving Club on May 49,
There will be twelve point-scorlng
events open TO any bonahde student OF
the District high schools. as follows: 1OO-
yard dash. 200 44o. and $50 yard runs,
pole vault, discus and hammer throw.
shot-put, broad and high jump. and DO
yard hurdle. In addition there VIII be
one-mile championship relay; and three
junior events; a 75-yard dash, running
broad jump, and half-mIle relay, open
TO boys sixteen years and under. The
conditions of the meet viii be practically
the same as last year, as win the system
Of scoring, a first counting 3, a second
g. and a third I point
Besides the above events there will bs
a special 1G0-meters race for the beautiful
cup presented two years ago by Mr.,
Fischer. Of the Bureau Of Standards.
Central already has two wins on this
trophy, and should it win again this
year viii become its permanent possessor.
Aspirants for honOrs have been hard az
work at the several schools for weeks IN
preparation for the coming meet, and II
condition tells, there should be a hardy
bunch OF athletes participating at Bright
wood May Is.
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OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Futurity course John S sbee-
ham, nS Hayes, to i0 won: Tawasentha. los
Mclnty-el. 3 20 8. second; Talarand. 10 (Gold-
stein. 10 20 l. third. Time. % Nagazan, Pal.
Salvage. J. ". ONeH. Belle Kinney. SevenfpH.
Marion Rose, Nistaris, and John C. Graus also n n
SECOND RACE-Ono mile and seventy yanfs
Royal River, l05 (Goldsteinl. 20 l. won Hi Caul
Cap, lol tMcClainl, % 70 /, second K Korosilany.
lo2 )Rice, Is to !, third Time, IA4 S5. Columbia
Girl, Ed Sheridan, Wollen OEcle, Bell More. The
CAPTAIN, Tauitsehar Paine, and Warte Nicat slso
ran.
THIRD RACE-Ssyen-eiEhths Of a mile. Mont
Clair, l05 lGOdsteini 10 % J. won. Wan Ss
Walsh. 10 70 /. second; Gypsy King 10 Me
Claim. to J. third. Time. IS45 Orilene
Buorlien, Nellie Racine, Lord Of the Forest. Lord
FiErane. Adena. Hige. Tucky Lad and Dorado
also ran.
FOURTH RACE Handicap; one and one-eightb
miles. Fraiu Flittner. ll6 lRettis), to / won
Cabsal us dcIntyrel II to TO- second; ]. C. Glen.
Ns lGalindoi 10 70 ], third. Time So Loristilla
T. T. FRYE, and Northwest also ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile and seventy ysris Earl
Rogers III iHarris 6 to l. won: Nettie los IT,
Melntyrei, 20 /, second; Yiuton LOS (Heatherton)
IS 10 l. third. Time, I44l-5 Ralph Young.
StandoFer, Silver Line. Msrtinmss Bonnie Prince
Charlie, Johnstown, Baron EsheT, and John Lyle
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-six furioDgs. Burning Bush. loi
tBoland, % to l. won; Prejuicio, I03 (AfilIerl. 7
to 2, second; Silver Stocking, 9S (Harris, Il TO /.
third. Time. l:l2. Raleigh. Collector Jessup
Cicudlight, and St Elmwood also ran.
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to stand by that prediction in spite Of
the fact that this is a Presidential
year"
In the West there viii be another fine
fight among the clubs of the American
Association. If Columbus shall happen TO
win the championship again. it will not
be due to the fact that the team fails to
meet opposition.
/ Toledo believes that it has a better ball
team than IL had last year, and on the
Western end of the circuit additions have
been made to some of the teams which
are expected to make them better able
to cope against the present Champions.
Milwaukee viii not secede from the as
sociatiOn this year, and it is doubtful If
1t attempts anything of the kind any
other year. Il is certain that an invasion
of Chicago win be fought by both major
leagues, and it is not likely that the
American Association will be in a hurry
to risk a battle which would result in
somebody being financially crippled and
somebody else having all the advantage
of the fight at the end That is usually
the case in ali baseball wars.
All lIle CALlts IN Lile American EAASDCld-
ton circuit would be winners. from the
money end, at least, If their owuers would
devote their time strictly TO advancing the
interests of the organization as it exists
at present without indulging In too many
idle day dreams about expansion. At the
present rate of growth of the cities OF
the American Association 1t will be but
a short time when the population is as
large, collectively, as it ever was in the
earlier days of the present major leagues
The Southern League is In the best of
condition. The New England League
looks as if 1t will be a money-maker, the
Three rs" is booming the Pacific Coast
League Is IN good standing In every way.
the Western League seems prosperous
and its outlook favorable, and the score
Of smaller leagues never have started un-
der better auspices.
Three-fifths of this is due to the excel
lent agreement which was made when the
National League and the American
League declared peace. The present sys-
tenn under which organized baseball is
working is absolutely the best in the his
tory Of the sport. 1t has placed baseball
on a firmer financial basis than ever, and
the sport must have some solidity 10 it in
order TO enlist the efforts of men TO hold
together the minor leagues from year to
year.
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HERMANN MAKES DEFENSE.
Says CantiIIOn Was Real Mean to
John Anderson and HeydOn.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Cincinnati. Ohio, May 5.-Replying to an
accusation by a local baseball scribe that
the national commission is always pick
ing on the Washington club. Garry Herr
mann, chairman Of the commission, to-
day explained why the commission took
the action it did in the cases of players
Anderson and Heydon.
II believe the players were entirely
justified in the action they took after the
treatment they received at the hands Of
the manager Of the Washington team
Managers of ball teams would do we'll 70
understand that ball players demand and
must be given just as courteous treat
ment as individuals in any other profes-
sion or calling. and the investigation that
we made developed the fact that this
condition did not exist in the case OF the
Washington manager. For that reason
we reinstated the players without fining
them.
Also, the Washington clubs action IN
selling the players was in clear violation
of rule 80 of the commission, in which
it ts~prescribed that fine of SIS must be
inflicted for each case of selling a player
whore the club making the sale has not
the players actually in service. That is
all there is to il. We are not picking on
the Washington club any more than we
would on any other club that violated
rules"
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
CENTRAL PLAYS EASTERN
Third Game of High school Series
at Union Park To-day.

Central and Eastern high schools are
scheduled TO play the third game OF the
high school series at Union Park this
afternoon, commencing at O'Clock.
Although the grounds were too wet to
play on yesterday, it is expected that il
it does not rain to-day the diamond
will be firm enough-for a game.
Centrars strength is as yet an unknown
quality, as this afternoons contest will
be her first game Of the series; but from
the showing the team made in the prac-
tice games with Gallaudet, it should give
q good account Of itself. Eastern put up
game fight against Business in the OPEN
ing game Friday, and II Whitney Is in
form, the o street nine should have
hard time trimming ii. Taggart will prob
ably be selected 10 do box duty for
Central Shorty Hughes viii umpire.
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AMERLCAN AssoCIATION.

AtLittl. Rock-Iittlo Rock. 5. New Orleans. 2
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CAUGHT ON THE Fly.
Nationals vs.. Athletics at 4:so.

Nationals vs.. Athletics at 4:s0.
Tom Hughes viii pitch to-day
Elizabeth beaten again IN Union League.
Griffith expects TO have Elberfeld back
in shape within a month.
Twice this year Mathewson has turned
one OF his ankles while running the bases.
The Bandits viii play in every city on
the Union League circuit before returning
here May IS.
Allan Storke, the Pirates star third
baseman. is finishing his term at the Har-
ward law school.
The Yankees, under the leadership OF
Clarke Griffith. called at the White House
yesterday and shook hands with the Pres
ident
This IS Vic Wills thirteenth season in
the National League. but there didn'. ap-
pear TO be any hoodoO attached 10 the
number yesterday.
Jesse TannehiI is taking in all the Ma
tional League games in Boston. He has
not been doing any work during the alb
sence Of the Red Sox.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES game that
was scheduled for to-day was called of
by the Baltimore team. Georgetown plays
Navy at Annapolis Saturday.
Charlie Pittenger. the old National
League twirler, is reported to be down
and out, both physically and financially.
His friends are now subscribing for his
relief
Cockhill, the infelder turned over by
Detroit to Williamsport. Is simply eating
EN- alive in the Tri-State. He IS batting
close to the 400 mark and fielding hts po-
sition we'll
1t is reported that Cleveland Will ship
Pitchers Clarkson and Graney to Toledo
TO re-enfoTce the Mud Hens in the loss OF
Check and baltimore, both Of whom have
apparently made good with the Maps.
A Giant follower SAYS, Dan 8IcGann.
in attacking McGraw. turned upon one
of the best friends that a baseball layer
ever had In his career. and McGann viii
live long enough to know and regret It"
It's rather amusing TO read OF Frank
Chance commenting on the catching Of
Buck Ewing and Mike Kelley, men whom
he never saw work" says an oId-tirner.
Those who have sized up the old stars,
as well as Mr.. Chance, have no hesitation
In saying that Mr.. Chance was not in It
with either Buck or Nike -
. uiSpdtcn from Denver, Colo, saws
that Joe Corbett who was the star pitcher
of the old Orioles in 1897 and retired from
baseball because he and Edward HanIon
could not agree upon terms. will sign
with the Denver Western League team.
At present he is in business in san Fran
cisco, but brother Jim has Induced him to
Join Denver about June 10
The Washingtonians hit the ball harder
than any team seen here 10 date this
season. Ganley. Milan. and CIymer form
a fast, herd-hitting outfeld. Freeman
locks very good at first Delehanty is
only a fair fielding second baseman, but
a hard hitter. Mcbride is all right at
short, and Shipke, while not much Of a
batsman, fields well at third. In Street,
Washington has a coTklng good catcher,
who is also quite slugger. Then, toe.
Washington is not lacking in good pitch
ers-Hughes. Smith. Falkenberg, Patten.
Gates. Burns. Johnson. and Kelley. There
are some guo,i ones in that bunch
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
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PRAISE FOR THE NATIONALS.
Critic Says Club Can BE Depended
Upon 20 Be "A Factor.

Charley Edwards IN Brckbats and Bouquets
Let me whisper a word or two 10 the
uineompoops who have already begun 10
knock the Washington baseball club-the
club Of the American League. I have
seen the exhibitions OF this organization
thus far, and I want to say right here
that there is every evidence Of improve
ment over the aggregation that repre-
sented this town in the big league last
season. I have witnessed unmistakable
evidences Of some heady and intelligent
baseball maneuvering, something Wash
ington has never. up 10 this season, been
fortunate enough TO get from its repre-
sentative club. The minor league players
who have Joined the club give promise In
every instance, except possibly one, of
figuring Importantly in the result, and,
as far as l can see. and I have watched
baseball for twenty-five years, part of
the time in the capacity of a public
scorer. our American League team will
finish not far from the first division
certainly not in the ruck, as we did last
year. We have what appears to be a
fairly good club, and one that will give
US better baseball than we have ever
had before. That is saying a great deal.
ana IL is up 10 the 1dnS Of this town
to root for Cantillon. who is an earnest
worker. and try to boost the club by
encouraging II, rather than spend their
time in mouthing knocks, which never
did, and never will do, anything but harm.
Let's wish the team good luck. and not
damn Il before It has had time TO dem
onsfrate its worth. We can't tell its real
value before June !. BY that time we
shall know just what we have. and where
in We lack. Then. and not until then,
will be the time to criticise. So keep your
faces closed, knockers. and hope for the
best The team looks pretty good TO me.
As far as the Union League and its
club here IS concerned, the prospect looks
bright. Washington is baseball hungry,
and viii patTonize a team offering
good article of ball.
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ST. JOHNS AGAIN LOSES.
Washington and Lee Blanks Aunap-
oils Co1IegiRns by to o.

SfeclAA 70 lus washington HEfaaas
Annapolis. Nd. May 5-The baseball
team Of St. Johns College was made To
feel the sting OF bitter defeat again to-
day. when It was shut out by the nine
from Washington and Lee University. of
Lexington, Va, to O. the same score by
which the local colleglens lost 10 Cal
laudet on Saturday.
The game was fast and snappy. al
though both teams were faulty in one or
two particulars It was something Of a
pitchers battle, and although Bosley, the
local twirier, was touched up for eight
safeties, including a triple and a double.
he retired twelve II the visiting batsmen
on strikes The locals batted GaWthney
for five safeties, but he kept them scat
tered.
The defeat Of St Johns, however was
again due TO poor base running. They
had an excellent chance to score at least
two or three runs in the seventh inning
In that period Bosley led of with a neat
single and stole second. Willis was an
easy out at first, but RuhI drew a base
Chatham juggled the ball on a throw to
second to catch Bosley, and the latter
went to third. and while Ruhl was chas-
ing for second. BOsley attempted to reach
home, and was tagged. Ruhl was caught
on a like play. trying to get third
Both Of Washington and Lees runs
were earned They were scored in the
sixth inning on double by Hood, a sin
gle by George, and q triple by Luhn.
Washington and Lee will play the Mid
Chfnr1aF,
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Jay Gould Reaches England.

London, England, May 5.-Jay Gould
arrived here last night and Immediately
visited Eustace Miles, whom he defeated
recently for the court tennis champion
ship Of the United States. Gould VIII
defend his English title on May l6
against Miles. and says that he hopes TO
get daily practice so that he may be
ready for the contest Mr.. Gould will
remain in England for the Olympic
Games, and viii then go to Paris.
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Courtney Changes His Crew.

ithaca, n. Y. May 5.-Coach Courtney
last night shifted three varsity men,
Bayer. Brinton, and Stevens, back to
the third boat, because they were too
heavy. He found that there was a differ
ence Of forty-five pounds between star
board and port. and though all three
are good oarsmen. he ordered them out
Of the boat
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RUCKER AN EASY MARK.
Boston Takes Three Out of -Four In
Brooklyn Series.

Boston. Mass. May 5-Boston made II
three out OF four from Brooklyn this
afternoon, and almost shut the visitors
out.
Lindaman was in great form, and was
given fine support. while Rucker was an
easy mark for the locals Attendance,
4O47. Score:
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Tenton-Trenton. 2; Johnstown. O.
At Altoona-AltoOna, ); Wilmington, /
At Lancaster-WiliamspoFt, 6; Lancaster. Gen
inningsl.
At Readins-H Harrisburg 4; Reading, s.
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-FOUR FAVORITES WIN
Perfect Weather at Jamaica
Brings Out Crowd.
HIGH PRIVATE TAKES FEATURE

Notter, with Leg Up ON VOOdOO, Goes
to the Front at Rise of Barrier,
but Dugan Soon Takes Command,
and Winner Is Eased Up at the
Wire-Arionefte Wins First Race.
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Earned rufs-NFashington and Lee, First base
by erroTs-WashingtOn and lee, /; St Johns. 2
Left on bases-Washington and lee, Z; St. Johns 5,
6. First base on aalls-Of Gawthney 3; of Bosley,
T. Struck out-By Gawthney. s: by Bosley. Il
Three base hit-Luhn- Two-bsse hit-Hood. Sacri-
flee hit-Briscoe. Stolen bases-Luhn, Chatham.
Robinson, Bosley. Umpre-Mr. Charles Sweet Of
Annapolis. Time Of game-l hour and 50 minutes
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Boston, - Brooklyn, 1.
New York, Al Philadelphia, o.
Piftsburg- Chicago (rain)
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Boston at New York.
brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Chicago at PittsburR.
Cincinnati at st. Louis
sTANDING oF THE TEAMS.
PHILLIES ARE SHUT OUT.
WiItse Pitches Well for Giants and
Gets Good Support.

New York, May 5.-The Phnlies played
badly in the first three innings to-day.
this while the New Yorks were hitting
Richie The locals got a safe lead. but
could not do anything with Foxen
Wiltse pitched we'll and was well sup
ported. Score:
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mark rogers is easy 10 remember
easy to mighty easy 10 get
good whiSkey- simply say, "a it,
tie mark rogers, please" Inc bar
man knows il.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Hartford-Hartford 70; Meriden, 5.
At New Britain-New Britain. 4; Waterbury. l.
At Springfield Springfield, s; Bridgeport, 5.
At Holyoke-New Haven, 10; Holyoke, 3.
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First base on balls-OG Brewer J; OF Beard p
Struck out-By Brewer. 4: by BEARD, S. stolen
bases-Mullany. Luskey. Barry a.. Double plays
Beard TO Kennedy 20 Toner DoEd 20 Cuddy 20
Murray. UmpiTe-Mr. Steruburg.
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Earne1 runs-FaterSon, / EiTst base on baIIs-Dfi
Campbell, l. O'Brien. l. Struck out-By Campbell
2; hy O'Britn. & TEo-hass hits-Holby, Tydeman
Stolen bases-Shsridan, Rudolph. Umpiro-Air.
Latham.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Philadelphia, 81 Boston, 2.
st. Louis, 2; Detroit, 1.
ChieagO-CIeveIand (raIn).
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Philadelphia at Washington.
New York at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
FOURTH STRAIGHT VICTORY.
Athletics, with schIitzer In Box,
Easily Defeat ROnton.

Philadelphia, May 5.-Boston could not
hit Schlitzer successfully to-day. and the
locals won their fourth straight victory
from them.
Burchel was hit hard in the sixth IN
ming Score.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lynn-Lynn. s; Lawrence. 4
At New Bedford-New Bedford. 6; Worcester. 1
At LoTell-HaEerhiil. ?; Lowell. g.
At Fall RiTer-Fall River, 2; BTockton, O.
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CRAWFORD'S MUFF FATAL.
Hughey jennings Men Again Glide
Into Last Position.

St Louis, No. May 5.-Crawford's $
muff on a pop fly OF Stones bat in the
ninth inning allowed St Louis to win
this afternoons game from Detroit.
10 / Score:
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New York, May 5,-Four favorites and
a second choice were successful at ia
maica to-day, and the layers lost heav-
ily. The perfect weather brought out a
crowd that numbered close to 1900 per-
sons. The, stake feature was the Green
field, for two-year-olds. and four and
one-half furlongs. in which High Private,
the best youngster shown here so far,
was odds-on favoIite.
At the start Notter went to the front
with VoodOo. who led by a safe margin
for the first quarter Then he ran out
on the turn and Dugan took command
with High Private, who rushed into the
stretch in majestic fashion. He was eased
up at the end and won rather easily from
Preceptor.
Ari0nette won the first race. She had
enough speed to cut out the pace, and
maintained her advantage all the way TO
the wire. Bad News was much the best
In the second race. Big Chief. the favor
ite, was victorious in the handicap He
was third to the head Of the stretch, and
was carried wide. but when touched with
the whip ne came away in fine style and
won by three parts Of a length from
Far Vest. q 10-to-1 shot
Z. Dugan and NOtter carried of the
riding honors, with two winners each.
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Len On bass. New YORK. g. Philadelphia Z Struck
out-By Wiltse. 4. by Foxen, 8 Three-base hit
knabe. Two-bsse hits-Tenney. Seymour, Deylin %.
stolen bass-Teuney, Doclin. Double plays-Sey-
mour 10 Bresnehan Grant unassisted. Hit by
pitChsr-By FoXen. 2 Umplres-Mesrs Emslie and
iigler. Time Of game-I hour and 45 minutes
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Left on hases-Boston, IL: Brooklyn. T. Struck
out-By Lndaman. 4; BY Rucker. 3 Two-base hits
Bates Bureh Sacrifice hits-Richie, Lindaman.
Stolen bases-Beaumont, Hannifan Hit by pitcher
BY Lindaman, / Wild pitches-Rueker, q Linda
man. l. Umpire-Mr. KLEIN. Time Of game-l hour
and s5 minutes.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Jacksonyille-Jacksonyilie 8; Augusta, 4
At hsrleston-Savannah, 2; Charleston, /
at Columbia Macon. z: Columbia, Q.
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Earned run5-Wtlmingt0n, G. FiTst base On balls
OF RO-hell s. STRUCK out-By ROChell. / by Bus
81. 4: by Nops, > Tsobass hits-King, Wolf.
Ross o.. Stolen bases-Zollers (2. Smith ~.
Double plays Zollers 70 Johnson 70 Townsend I'm
pire-Mr Cullen.
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Left on bases Philadelphia. 5; Boston. 2 First
base on balls-Of schlitzer. /: of Burchen :.
Struck olt-By sohlitzer. 5; By Burrhe, 2 Sacrifice
hits-Nichols, COMBS. Double plsys-C0liins 10
Davis, Wagner to Cngaub Hit By piteher-B7
BurcAell Umpires-Messrs Sheridan and Hurst
Time Of game-1 hour ana IS minutes
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COLLEGE GAMES

At South Orangs-Syyacuse, 4; seston Hall.
At knoxyille-knoXyile University 4; Cumber-
land O.
At Burlington, vt,-Uniyersity Of Vermont /;
Holy Cross, O.
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Danvine, III RoanoI1e. 2.

Danville, Va. May 5.-walsh was in HIS
old-time form to-day. allowing only two
hits and striking out eleven men. winning
from Roanoke by Il TO 2 Henn's home
run. the first OF the season. was one Of
the features Of the game. Score:
III E.
Roanoke. 0 OO0OO-2 2 1
DanTiile. 0 l 25I Ill Il
Bsttsries-Staley and Foley; Walsh and Ryan, I'm.
pire-4lr Westeyvelt
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READING TURNS TABLES.
TrOunces Paterson CIub in the Most
Approved Fashion.

Reading, Pa, May 5.-Readlng defeated
Paterson here to-day by the score of G
to g. Tydeman and Holby's batting were
the features. The score.
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BALTIMORE, 2; BROOKLYN, l
Beard Wins a Hard-fOught Pitchers
Battle from Brewer.
to J. The score
Special 70 The Washington Herald.

Brooklyn. n Y, May 5.-In a pitchers
battle to-day the Baltimore Union League
team defeated Brooklyn by the score OF
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winning run scored when two out

''---+-o aNt '-At'A "L4-A tNU ulL
81 Louis. s...................-.. 0 IL
Detroit. t-.-..-..-.-..-...-...-.- 0 O-I
First base On balls-Of Powell. /: Knlian. l
Struck out-By Killian, 8; By Graham. 4 Two
base hits-C- Jones, 2 Sacrifice hits-gil}ians
q Leary Thomas, Wallace. Graham. Double play
Williams 70 Wallace 10 T. Jones. Hit by pitcher
BY Powell, i, by Killian. l. Umpire-ATr OToueb-
I'm Time Of gameL hour and 42 minutes.
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UNION LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS

Observation-Disclosures Crain).
baltimore, - Brooklyn, 1.
Wilmington, 81 Elizabeth, 2.
Reading, 81 Paterson, ,.
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
Washington at Wilmington.
Elizabeth at Reading.
Paterson Mt Brooklyn.
Baltimore at Philadelphia
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
ELIZABETH LOSES AGAIN.
Drops Second Game of Season TO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., to 2.

oitliaI % IIIt NlsililsLul IT ailr
Elizabeth, n. J., May elizabeth lost
the second game of the season here this
afternoon TO Wilmington by s 10 2. The
score.