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The Washington herald., 1908-06-06

Special to The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va, June 5-The locals
gave Kline miserable support to-day and
Roanoke won by the score of to L All
OF the runs were made on errors, every
error being costly. Roanoke played bet
ter ball in the field as well as at the bat
and deserved to win. Score:
II Y
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'Batted for Freeman in the fourth
iBatted for Burns in the ninth. ;Batted
for Milan in the ninth.
Chicago ........... 10000 900 b-2
Washington ...... 0 0 0 l 0 0 OIL
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Twelve Innings to Tie.
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SPECIAL 20 The Washington HeTaId.
Norfolk. Va, June 5.--After Portsmouth
and Danville had played twelve innings
run by either side. the game was called
on account Of darkness. The work of
both pitchers. was tip-top, and they were
given almost faultless support Score:
r. II. E.
Portsmouth. 90 10000 90 3
Danville...... 0 0 o 0 0 o 90 3 !
Batteries-vail and wadlesh; LOos and Ryan
Umpire-Mr. Byron.
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TO-DAY's GAMES.

TO-DAY's GAMES.
Washington Mt Chicago.
Boston ut Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
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Stolen bases-McConnell Mcintyre, Schaefer,
Cobb Sacrifice hits-Crawford. Unglaub l2l. Two
base hits-Thoney Mcconnell, Sullivan, Downs
Tbree-base hits-Wagner. Cravath. Mcintyre. Base
on balls-On Cicotte. 3. Left on bases-Detroit' 4;
Boston. Struck out-By KillaE. ?; by Cicotte.
/; By Winter. l. Double play-Cobb TO Schmidt
Umpires-Messrs. Sheridan and Egan. Time Of
game-2 hours. Attendance, 3.l22
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Left on bases-P Philadelphia. g. Pittsburg s. Base
on balls-Of Maddox 4: % McQuillen. l. Struck
o1t-By Maddox. 2; by McQuillen. 3. Three-baser
hit-Wagner. Twohase hits-Clarke. Titus o. Ma
gee DOOlin o.. Stolen bases-Doolin Osborne.
Double plays-Thomas 10 Maddox 10 Kane: Wagner
10 Abbaticchio 20 Kane. Umpres-MesSrs. Emshe
and KLEIN. Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes.
Attendance g7SI
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TO-DAY's GAMES.

Chicago at Boston.
ST. Louis ut New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
PittsburG mt philadelphia.
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First base by errors-War 6; Interstate Commerce
l. Left on bases-War. g; Interstate Commerce. s.
First base on baIls-OT Donaldson !: OF Mester.
l. OF BalzCr. s. Innings pitChod-By Donaldson
ais; b. Mcister. rs: by Balzsr. 9. Hits made
OF Donaldson. 5; OF Meister. = of Balzer. ..
Struck out-By Donaldson. 6; by Meister, 4; by
Balzer. g Home r1n-BaEgett Two-base hits
Mcister. NuIlin. T. Quantrelle ~. Bartell Stolen
bases-Rea a. Fenwick 90. Holder. Donaldson 81,
Hayden o. Bartcn. Dougherty, Tncy. Sacrifice
hits-Rea BagEett. Sigourncy. Hampton. Hit BY
pitcher-By BalzeT. ?. Wild pitches-Mclster. BazcT
lSl Umpire-Nir Newman Time Of gamc-2 hours
aud Is minutes.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Interstate Trims War and Treasury
Bests POst-Office.

srANDING OF THE TEANs.
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Landing on Gleason in the nth and
seventh sessions Of yesterdays game, the
Government Printing Office defeated ST.
Stephens Institute by % 10 10
St. Stephens started off ike a win
ner, but the Printers kept plugging away,
and finally forged 70 the front Mess
was at third for the West Enders, and
made four runs and three hits. Payne
had several wild periods, but Penrose
managed 10 hold him steadily at critical
times. Score:
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JOHNSON STILL MISSING.
spccInl % Ono washington Hold.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Chicago, June 5--WRIter john
son, CantiIIOn's young star twirl-
CT, failed 80 show up to-day,
neither did he send any word ns
to where he was or when he
would join the team.
II thought sure johnson would
Join us to-day" said CnntillOn
tonight. shut he failed 10 put I'm
Rn appearance. do not know
when he will join us now"
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NEW CATCHER MAKES ERRORS.
Graham Helps Cubs Get Runs In
Game with Boston.

Boston. June 5.-Boston was unable 20
hit Browns delivery to-day. and lost in
consequence. Bowerman had the middle
finger broken by a foul tip in the first
inning. and Graham. who took his place
helped Chicago make runs. Attendance,
64S2 Score.
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Left on bases-Brooklyn 6; Cincinnati. g.. Bases
on balls-Of Wilhelm 4, OF Ewing. !. Struck out
By Wilhelm. 6: by Ewing 2 Two-base hits-Hug-
gins Ewing. Sacrifice hits-Lumley. Lewis Kane
81. Schlei Stolen base-Lobert. Umpires-Messrs
Rigley and tombstone Time Ct -game-l hour and
20 minutes. Attendance 900.
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YANKEES DROP ANOTHER,
New York Americans Again Go
Down Before the Maps.

Cleveland, June 5.-The Yankees dropped
another game to Cleveland to-day, 70 4,
after Glade and Rhoades had been pound
ed out Of the box. Lake was hit almost
as freely as Glade while Liebhardt. who
succeeded Rhoades. pitched fine ball with
men on bases. Elberfeid played fancy
ball; Score:
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Left on bases-Boston 4; Chicago. O. First base
on balls-Of Brown ?; OF Ferguson. 5. Struck
out-By Brown. 5; by Ferguson B Two base hits
Schultz Dahlen. Chance Sacrifice hits-GrRhEm.
Hoffman Sweeney. Stolen bases-Browne, Chance
~. EYeIs. Howard o.. Schultz Double play-Tin-
ker to EVek TO Chance. Hit By ptcher-By Brown.
!: by Dorner. !. Umpire-Mr O'Day. Time Of
game hours
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Left on bases-Twining A. c.. 8: Gurley A. c., s.
Fist base on balls-Of Davis. :; OF Rupertus. )
Innings pitched-By Rupertus :: Mawheney.
Hits made-Of Rupertus 10; OF Mawheney.
Struck out-By Rupertus. 4; BY Mawheney. 2. By
Davis. :. TwO-basc hit-Stewart. Sacrifice hits
Terry. Hughes. Stolen hases-SissleT, Davis Erwin
Falconer. Younge 49, Douple play-Rupertus 10
Geible. Hit by pitcher-By Davis Passed ball
Sissler Umpire-Mr. Carr Tine Of game-l hour
and 40 minutes
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'Batted for Bndwell in ninth ipuins

Left on bases-New York. s. ~. Louis. l. Bases
on balls-Of Wiltse. }; OF Karger. 3 Struck out
b. Wntse. s; by Karger, l. Threebase hit-Murray.
Two-base, hts-BrdWei. Murray Sncrihce hit
HOstetter. Stolen base-Doyle. Umpire-Mr Rud-
derham. Time Of same-l hour and IS minutes. At
tendance. 5000
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PHILLIEs TURN TABLES.
PittsburE Scores Its Only Run in
Game ut Quaker City on Error.

Philadelphia June 5,-The Phillies turn
ed the tables on Pittsburg to-day. 4 TO /.
McQulllen pitched another winning game.
the visitors scoring their only run through
Osborne's slow fielding on WIgner's fly.
which netted the Pirates shortstop a
three-bagger. Maddox was hit hard
througbouf Scora.
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Tree-baso hits-Bradley. Niles. Sacrifice hits-Lieb
hardt ,. Stolen bases-Hickman. Conroy. Bases
on balis--On Liebhardt. 3; OF Glade. /. of Lake.
j. Hit by piicher-By Rhoades. Lett on bases
Cleveland 8: New York, Z. Struck out-By Rhoades
q by Liebhardt G. Umpire-Mr. O'LOughlin. Time
Of game hours and q minutes. Attendance. i,6ls.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Lancaster-Johnstown. l; Lancaster. O.
At WilmingtOn-Hn Harrisburg. 9; Wilmington, II.
AT Reading-AltoOna, ): Reading 7.
At T1enton-WI liamsport, 7: Trenton, s
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BROOKLYNS LOSE CHANCE.
Superbas Have Show TO Win from
Reds Until Ninth Inning.

New York. June 5.--The Brooklyns had
a chance TO win to-day's game from the
Reds up to the ninth inning, when Ewing
just to cinch the battle, made a two
Dagger with two on bases and sent in two
runs. The Reds PLAYED lively ball. Score:
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Jack Palmer Beaten Again.

Portland. Me. June 5.-A cablegram re-
ceived here last night announced that
BARLEY Connolly. OF this city. knocked
out Jack Palmer in a twenty-round bout
in Liverpool The Knockout occurred in
the thirteenth round.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Utica-Utica. 6. Binghamton. s.
At Gloversvillc-A. J. & g.. z; Syracuse, 10.
At Albany-Albany. o: Scraaton. l.
At Troy-Troy. 4: Wilkeshaue. p
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AZ Meriden-Aferiden. 2; Springfield. l.
It HartfoTd-NCW Haven, 2: Hartford, O.
Az holyOke Holyoke. 4 New Britain, 3
At MISUNDERSTANDING 2: Bridgeport O.
At Carlisle-Indians. IS: University OF Louisiana,
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lawrence-Lawrence. u; Lowell.
At New Bedford-New Bedford. 5; Worcester, l.
At Haverhlll- I; Lynn. l.
At FAN RiTer-Brockton. 81 Fan River. 0.
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sOUTH ATLANTIo LEAGUE.

At Augus,a-Aususta, ?; Savannah 2 30 innings
darkness.
At Columba-COumbia. 2: Charleston. l.
AT Maoon-JacksonYille, /; Macon ! % innings;
darkness
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First base on balls-Oh Michael. 2; OF Hester. L
Struck out-By Michael. 5: BY Hester. g. TWO-hase
hits-Hester. Michael Callahan. Sacrifice hits
Kraft. Mccarthy. Hester. O'Nel. Asquith- stolen
base-Callahan. Double play-Barnes 70 McGrath.
Hit by pitcher-By Hester. Umpire-AIr. Belts.
Time Of game-l hour and 10 minutes.
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Left on basoS-Mc trOpOlitanS g. independents Z.
First base on balls-OG TSggarJ. 1: OF Garter. 6
Struck out-By Garter. /; By ngEaTt. I. Three-base
hits-Sclmidt ~, Lynch. TwObase hii-Yeatman
Stolen bases-Menefee %. Blair o. Smith e. Tag
CART, Evans. Pinag Lynch. Double plays-Shepheru
10 Bullock; Evans (InaSsiStedl. Hit by pitcher-By
Garter. 4. Umpire-Mr Myers. Time Of game-l
hour and 50 minutes
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COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
TRflendeFs Annex Another Game,
Beating MetropOIitans.

To-days game-washington Heights vs. BrOoklaad
Cardinals.
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Government Printing Ofica.....I Oi66 0 SIS
St. Stephen s.-...-.---.-...-..--.. ; 0 0 40
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ANOTHER FOR BROOKLAND.
Trims Rockville in Struggling Match
on Fair Grounds.

Brookland and Rockville played an in
teresting game ar the fair grounds at
Rockville yesterday, resulting in a score
of to in favor Of Brookland.
The game was characterized by heavy
batting and sensational fielding. Score:
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Atlanta-Atlanta. 3; Memphis. O.
At Notwithstanding. 5; New Orleans 2.
Az Birmingham Birmingham. 2: Mobile. O.
At ntg0meV-MontgomeTy 4: Little Rock, g.
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McFarland-weI.h Flght on.

New York, June 5.-Being unable to
agree on the weight question. Harry Gil
more. manager of Packey Mcfarland,
has called off the proposed fight between
Mcfarland and Freddie Welsh.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Conovers defeated the Nadrids IN a ten
innings game; score. 5 to G. The Conovers want
games with teams averaging thirteen years. Address
Ted Young. 1911 U street northwest.
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Errors on the part OF the Metropolitan
team enabled the Independents to win
their second victory OF the season In the
Columbia League yesterday. S to Z
Turton made a pretty one-hand catch.
which saved several runs. Taggert was
steady throughout. Score.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At Gulfport-Gulfport. 3; jackson. 2
At Monroe-M Meridian. 2: Monroe. l.
At COlmmbus-flrSt game-YicIsburE. 4: Columbus
!. Second gSme-COlumbus. 4: YickSbuTg. l.
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At Columbn3- Milwaukee. 6; Columbus, 2
At TolodO-Sansas Cts. ,: Toledo. L
At Louisville louisville 6: 81. Paul. O.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 4 Minneapolis, )
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PiIgrim Out Of oIympic Games.

New York. June 5.-It was learned to-
day that Paul Pilgrim, the famous sprin-
ter and Olympic champion, will be forced
to withdraw from the Olympic games in
London this summer because Of illness.
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Treasury got the lead over Post-ofice
in the second, but the Mail Singers, by
a brace OF two-baggers. assisted BY
pass. tied it up in the fifth. After this
inning they were unable TO score. The
Money Counters, however, found Michael
again in the seventh, and won the game
by chasing two more Counters across
the pan. Score:
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ST. Peters won a close and exciting
game from the ST. DominIc's yesterday at
the league grounds, by 10 to s.
Although Reyes. the ST. Peters twirler,
was touched up for fourteen bingles. he
was effective with men on Eases. getting
out Of many tight holes when a hit would
have meant runs.
Pease played fine game for the losers.
making two beautiful catches in center
neld He also wallOped the sphere for
three slnrles Scnre-
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ipecial 10 The washington Herald.


Frederick. Md, June SIN a return
game played here to-day. Frederick out
classed the Hagerstown baseball team
at all times. The home team played an
errorless game and won by the score of
a to 8. Score:
RHE
Frederick. 400 OO2 OF 10
Hagerstown. ........... o 0 o 0 0 0 Is
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HIT FOR FOUR SINGLES.
Howard Touched Up in Opening
Inning in Game at Richmond.

SPECIAL 10 Inc Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. June 5.-Howard was
touched up for four singles in the opening
inning of to-day's game. and these, with
two stolen bases. two sacrifices. and three
errors, gave Norfolk five runs and the
game.
naming innings though each had men
on third base several times. Revelle re-
placed Howard on the firing line in the
sixth and allowed but one hit In the rest
Of the game. Riggs was Kissed by the
spectators for threatening to strike I'M
pire Rim with a bat. when he was called
out on strikes. Carroll the visiting
twirler. was effective. and kept his hits
we'll scattered. Norfolks' fielding was
the feature. Score:
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey City-Proridence, 3; jersey City. L
At Toronto-Buffalo. g. Toronto 5
Al Mcntreal-Rochester. A. Montreal, 10.
At Baltmore-Newark. 2; baltimore 5.
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The best game seen so far in the Com
mercial League was played yesterday be-
tween w. B. Moses & Sons and William
Hahn & Co., the latter being the victor
in close game. by 4 10 l.
Hummer, who pitched for the furniture
boys, twirled good game. except in the
first inning, when he hit the first man up
A base on balls and slip up by Taylor
followed by a bingle netted three runs.
GER got both of the hits made by his
team. Score:
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Twobasc ht-Marceron. Stolen bases-Thompeon.
Marceron BonaVaires ~. Reyes. Avery. DAILY. Nc
Carthy. CanaVin. Krsemer. Sacrifice hits-Hubhard.
Day, Reyes. Double pay-Reges 10 Casasa. Hits
made-Of Reyes. "a; Of CanaYn, ;; of SchriTer. 1.
First base halls-Of Reyes 3; Of Cauavin. 8; OF
Schriver :: Of Ashford. l. Hit by pitched ball
Reyes. Struck out-By Reyes. 5: By Schriver. 3.
Left on bases-St. Dominies. 6; s.. Peters. Il.
Passed balls-McCarthy, ;; Thompson. p Umpire
Mr. Cleveland. Time Of game-l hour ar As min
utes.
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BEATEN BY ONE RUN
Nationals Drop the Opening
Game to White SOx.
BURNS UNSTEADY IN FIRST

Hits Hahn, Jones Singles, Davis
Saved by Nasty BOunder, and Then
John Anderson Wins Game Before
First Man Is Retired by Smash to
the Left FieId-The Score.
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RAGGED GAME IN DETROIT.
Wagner Throws Schmidt's GrOunder
Into BIeachers and Tigers Win.

Detroit. Mich. June 5.--Wagner threw
Schmidts grounder into the bleaehers In
the ninth inning. Downs doubled, and Nc
Intyre tripled. thus giving Detroit the vic
tory by a score of 10 Z.
The game was raggedly played through
out Killian was hit hard, and cicotte
was wild. retiring In favor of Winter, who
was not hit to any extent till the ninth.
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The Monroes defeated the Takomas yes
terday in the Grade School League by
u to Z
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Today's game-Coumbia Athlete Club vs. Brent
wood. AZ Capital PARK, First and II streets north
east az $50.
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COLLEGE, GAMES
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.

At Easton. Pa.-Easton. s; Mount Carmel. 10.
At W0rcester-Hoy Cross. ,: Amherst. l.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
y Washington, i.
Cleveland, o. New York, 4.
Detroit, 81 Boston, z.
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GIANTS LOSE AGAIN
Cardinals ClOut Ball When
Hits Mean Runs
KARGER STEADY IN PINCEES

st. Louis TwIrler EnvincibIe with
Men on Bases-BOston Loses 10
Champion Cubs Through Inability
10 Hit MOrdecni Browns offerings.
Pirates Lose TO the PhiIIies.
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Lett on bases-Chicago, 4; Washington
10. Double plays-Clymer TO Street; Shipke
10 Delehanty 10 Altizer. Two-base hit
Anderson. Sacrifice hit-Shipke First
base on balls-Of White. 3. Hit by pitcher
BY Burns, /. Struck out-By White, /;
by Burns l. Passed ball-Street Umpire
Mr.. Connolly. Time OF game-1 hour and
81 minutes. Attendance-6,S0O.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Printers CaRt1re Smuggling Bee from
st. stephens Institute.

STANDING OF TIE TEAMS
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COSTELLO WINS ON PRICES
STANDARDS.
COSTELLO'S.

Two-base hits-Catawba. Claret, Port
lone runs
COSTELL0'S,
9Th and G SITS. n. w.
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The Grace Baptists added another VIC
tory TO its long list by defeating Waugh
in an exciting game yesterday. by to g.
Three double plays were the features.
Score.
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To-day's game-St. Dominics vs.. Commissioner
az Thirteenth and ID streets northeast, al SO.
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Battcries-Kline and Bentley. Stoher
dale. Umpire-Mr. Hennagcr.
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81. Stephen s.-.....---.-...-..--.. . ; o 40
First base BY eTroH-St. Stephens. 3: Government
Printing OfEce Q Left on hases-S.- Stephens. 70:
Gcvemment Printing Ofice, f. First base on balls
OF Gleason. z; Of Burch. 1; Of Payne ; Innings
pitched-By Gleason. 6 Is: hy Burch - Hits
madc-Of Gleason. 9: Of Burch, Struck out
BY Gleason. 3. by Payne g. Three-bass hit
Waplc Sacrifice hit-Nlyers. Stolen bases-NfoSs
Mcriarty. Dunn. Warden. Waple, Corigsn Payne
Double play-Mess 10 Heinrich Hit By pitcher
BY PAYNE. 3; G,easoa. !. Wild pitches-Payre.
Gleason Umpirc-1ir. Holman Time q gane-i
hour a.d g Minutes
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Today's games-Commeroo and Labor vs.. Post
Office; Treasury vs.. Navy.
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.


Estate Of William Wouell; order admitting viii
to probate and record and letters testamentary
bond 500. Attorney. T. 5 Bright.
Estate of Sarah T. Chase; will dated June t.
1898. and petition for probate and record of viii
and letters Parliamentary. Attorneys. Clephane d
Clephans
Estate Of Mary J. Robbins; order granting letters
Of administration; bond, S0O0. Attorney, J. A.
Johnson.
Estate Of Thomas +. Stephenson: order granting
letters Of administration; bond, 5000 Attorney.
". G. PIeuiiss
Estate Of Belle Lee; order granting letters Of sd-
ministration. bond. $500 Attorney. L. p. Harlow.
Estate of Elizabeth hOhler; order admitting VIII
to probate aud record and letters administration
C. T. a. bond $1,000. Attorneys Barnard & John
son.
Estate Of Mary Y. Dougal. order admitting viii to
probate aud record and letters tostamentary: bond
81 900 Attorney. c. II. Cragin.
Estate of C. Louise DahleT; order admitting viii
to probate and record and letters testamentary.
bond, SI0a. ATTORNEY. J. c. Afattingly
Estate OF Richard Ryan. order fixing date.
Estate Of john w. Crawford petition for probate
aud record Of win and letters administration c t. a.
Attorneys. Coldren & Fenning
Estate Of Joseph c. DIVER; order granting letters
Of administration; bond, $500 Attorney. ". E. Am
brusc
Estate of Sarah A. Hutten; order granting letters
Of administration; bond. 500. Attorney. Z. L.
Moore.
Estate Of Mary L. Rogers: VIII dated August 81
1891 codieil dated October H. 1879: codicil dated
January 1904 filed.
Estate OF Marx Macdonald; viii dated November
g. 1906. and petition for probate and record Of viii
and letters testamentaIy Attorney. Irving William
son
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

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secure Jacob Stuz S.l5 / 20 81 months. Ter
cent. semi-aunuaig. LOT s. block g.
Columbia HeiEhts-Henry II. TsllmadEe 20 David
Moore and ChaTles q. Allen. 10 secure BENJAMIN
F. Isr7ck, 81, 300 years, ; rer CENT 5cmi-
annually lot g. block 2
Square 5s1-HeTy Tinhs Ct TX. 20 Ernest l. Schmiii
and Joseph \. Saunders 10 secure Joseph A.
Roth $50. years, per ceat seIniannUally.
part lot T.
CheTy Cuase-BTaiuaTd " Parker ct Tx. 70 tia
Washington Loan and Tr1st Company, to secure
Equitahle C0-uualtise Building Association.
$50 lot - Square 1s65.
Fast Deanwood-John C. BIidelsm GO NIX. 20 Howard
l. Christman and Henry T.. Gordon. o. secure
PhiIip II CbTistman. $50. 2 and 4 months l 10
years per cent. semi annually lots 70 &,
block T.
Square lH-Patrick O'Toole ct 5x 20 Edward y.
Nhiteside and HsTer T. Winfield 30 secure
Home Building Association # the District q
Columbia. 4o uart original lat :.
Square 55s-AIsfy = Bowie "a Charles LiHkins and
William II Clark. Ia secure Kate 7. West.
H.l5tI. years. per cent. semi-aunually, part
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Square 672-Josephine Kluh to Chaplin Brown and
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Square 3s3-ElBabeth ". Philip 10 Edward !. Stell-
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CELEBRATE PATRONAL FEAST.
Interesting Event Furnished at the
Catholic University.

The celebration Of the patronal feast of
the Apostolic Mission House last evening
was an interesting event in university life
at the Catholic University.
The gathering was largely Of the stu
dent body. with many of the faculty and
priests from neighboring colleges Rev.
\ p Doyle. c. s. P, rector of the Apos-
tolc Mission House. delivered the ad-
dress His topic was A study of mission
methods followed by St. Francis de Sales
in the Chamblais.
The mission house adopts the policy Of
St. Franeis-"the apostle Of the nencon-
troversial method as distinguished from
the method of contention and attack"
Interestingly Father DOYLE told how st.
Francis brought back to the church in
short space Of six years 200 Calvinists
solely by his attractive exposition of
Catholic doctrine
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
was given at the close Of the sermon BY
Rt. Rev Mgr. Chase The music was
rendered by the choir Of students from
the Paulist schoasticate
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