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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-25

scours in Pias.-Pigs suffering
from scours may be helped and many
times cured by feeding them milk that
has been boiled and to which q pint Of
scorched -four has been added for each
gallon.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-25

two kinds of dodder, green foxtail,
yellow foxtail. curled dock, bur clover
and sweet clover. The vitality varied
from 49.5 to 96.5 per cent.
Prof. Thornber found that the alfalfa
seed of Arizona had high per cent
Of termination. The United States
department of agriculture found that
one-eighth Of the red clover seed i'm
ported into this county in 1906, or $780,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-25

Clear, Cold Water.-Do not force
the stock to drink filthy. warm water.
Let them have It fresh every day.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-25
Y cutie Hopeless,

sy Mistre Jane; I saw tho milkman
kiss you this morning. In tho futurs
SIS Will take the milk "a. Nj s:5;
Jane - 1wouldn q hes no usa, mum.
He's promised never TO kiss anybody
hut ~. illustrated Blts.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-25

Good Care Horses which arc
5udfciously fed and well-groomed will
stand double the amount Of hard work
they would under careless care.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-25

Paint up.-Paint isn't expensive II
ron do not have to buy too much. Use
. little every year. 4
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-25

IL. Mexican Dropseed. Muhlsnber0td
mcricdnG.
10. Wild Lettuce. Locsuca canadsn.
sis. go
~. Chilean Dodder. Cuscuto %.
IS. Clover Dodder. CuYcute pjthy.
mann.
16. Cocklebur. 1dnthium famadeMss.
II. Chicory.. CichorisaN tnt.bus.
10. Western Ragweed. Ambrosto lsN
ostdchyd.
10. indian Plantain. Cacdlio t,ihevosG
20. Coneflower. Lepdchys pt,.notd.
81. Small Ragweed. Ambrosto ores~
stistaefoNd.
&c. Large Raxweed. Anbrosio trifdo.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-25

I. Black-seeded Uandellon. Tara.
nxdcunt etvthrwpe,mum ~
2. Dandelion. Tarap1cun, oNcindle.
8. False Bopeset. Kuhnia eupator-
ioidcs.
4. Blazing Star. Ltatris punctato.
pacum crythrospernauns.
8. Dooryard Plantain. Pldntago ma.
jor.
s. Rugel's Plantaln. .Plantaoo ru-
0clii.
z. Horseweed. Erigcron canodensis.
s. Bull Thistle. Cnicus lanccolatus.
8. Corn-nower. Centuries Cydnts.
10. RibgrasN Buckhorn. Plantd0o
ldnceoldt6.
II. Bracted Plantain. Plantaoo arts.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-25

Alfalfa. -Alfalfa not only provides
an excellent crop during It's. own life.
time. but It prepares the soil for much
better subsequent crops.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-25

Must Have shade lit IL IN impossA
bility to grow the best fowls without
isufncient shade to protect then hou
the hot summer sun.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
COURTNEY LOSES HEART.
Cornell Freshmen Beat Varsity
Eight in Trial Race.

Poughkeepsie, y. Y. June 23-Rowing
circles were somewhat surprised tonight
when the Cornell varsity eight returned
from practice TO hear Coach Courtney
make a statement he was rather de-
pressed, and il was at first thought this
came about because the freshmen crew
had defeated the big eight, but his state
ment made it apparent what he was wor-
ried about.
He said: 7 have just ascertained that
my big eight can row four miles Until
this afternoon had little faith in their
ability to do this. and have never before
put them over more than a three-mile
course.
People VIII probably say that the Cor
nell crew rows well and looks nice, but
can tell you that with all this they are
not fast"
The freshmen crew beat the varsity
crew both crews rowing mere than four
miles.
AL crews were out for practice both
morning and evening to-day. The Quaker
varsity and Syracuse varsity eights have
gone up several points in the favorite
class since Courtney made his statement
tonight Nothing unusual developed dur
ing the practice to-day
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
AROUND THE BASES.

Milan got three of the Nationals
seven hits.
Jim Delehanty's absence cripples the
Nationals not little.
The Columbia Athletic Club and Treas
ury teams clash at National Park this
afternoon.
Johnson seems 10 be gradually regain
ing his strength, but that he IS still far
below his 1907 form there can be no
doubt
The Trenton Tri-State League club has
released Walter Cariss. the former Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania captain. 20 VIII
mington.
President Hedges. OF the ST Louis
Americans. says that his club will erect
a steel pavilion ar Sportmans Park next
fall to seat 5000 people.
'All this talk about Matty being out Of
condition is punk" says a Giant. He
is just as good as ever he was IN his
life. Take that from a man who sits
on the bench with him every day II
that isn't enough. ask McGraw"
A Chicago paper says: THE time has
come when baseball plants must he en-
larged TO accommodate the patrons Of
AHt sdlllts btlOI6 mapping out future
plans. however. the magnates must keep
a firm grip on the rowdy player and a
firmer one on the rowdy patron"
Indianapolis and Louisville are having
a battle royal for honOrs in the American
Association, with Toledo close up and
Columbus not far away. BILLY" Clymer
can be counted in with his Columbus
champions. however, and the nine that
beats them probably will win the pen
nant.
The New York Yankees are marveling
at Jimmy Williams condition. In St.
Louis Gentle Jeems' is considered the
superior of Napoleon Lajoie. Johnny
Evers, and all other guardians Of the
second sack. Williams is certainly in
great trim" remarks Billy Keeler. He
must be from twenty to twenty-five
pounds lighter than he was last summer
have to agree with the St. Louisians
that he comes mighty near being the
king Of the profession right now"
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Twining Athletic Club Downs the
CurIeys by 10 TO 4.

The Twining Athletic Club defeated the
Gurley Athletic Club yesterday. at Nc
Devitt's Field. by 10 to 4.
DIVERS playing at short and Powells
pitching wore the features. Score:
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TREASURY BEATS LABORITES
Money Counters Again Take a Fall
Out of Leaders.
oEle's Wildness Partly Responsible
Continues Winning Streak.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Before the largest crowd Of the season,
Treasury took its second fall out Of Com
merce and Labor. by S 20 T. while Inter
state continued its winning streak by
drubbing Post-office. Il 20 Z.
For six innings the Commerce and La
bor-Treasury game was close and ex-
citing contest. the LabOrites having a
shade the better Of the going. In the
sixth Ogle let in two runs by a wild
throw TO first and in the seventh the
Money Counters started a batting rally
which netted five runs before the rain Of
bingles could be stopped.
In the early part Of the game the La
borites did effective work with the viii
low, and connected for seven safeties,
three Of which were triples Once IN the
lead Hester frightened up. and the Labor
ties were retired without another hit.
Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

at MacOn-SaTannah 1; Macon l.
At Chafeston-JacksouFille. ?. Charleston, O.
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Lynchburg in Ninth.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va, June 23-The 1907 cham
pionship pennant was raised at Athletic
Park before $500 people to-day, much
ceremony marking the event. Following
the usual custom. the champions lost on
pennant-raising day, Lynchburg winning
out in the ninth inning. TO 8. and that
after Norfolk had secured an apparently
commanding lead in the first inning by
hitting West hard, but after that the
Lynchburger could not be hit. Score:
RHE
Lynchburg. .......... Ol2O o - Il f!
Norfolk. k................ 5 0 0 0 0 e-3 Z
Batteries-west ard westlake; Perdue. Chenault
and Smith. Uupire-Mr Mace.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24

In the longest game played on the &C
tive diamond, the leaders of the Sunday
school League yesterday defeated the
Waugh Methodlsts by 10 to s.
Carroll pitched good ball, but his sup
port was poor. Souder's running catch
in the sixth robbed Heinrich OF a home
run Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
PIRATES BREAK EVEN
Reds Fall Down in First, but
Capture Second Game.
GIANTS SPLIT DOUBLE-HEADER

MathewsOn Saves First Game with
Boston When He Relieved McGin-
Repeat I'm the second Contest.
PhiIIies Nose Out BrOOkIyns.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24

Left on bases-Conmerce and Labor. 5. Treasury.
:. First base Ca halls-Of Richmond. ?: on Hester.
>; of KINNEY. l. Innings pitched-By Richmond.
p; by kinney l-3; by Ogle. /; BY Hester. g.
Hits made-Of Richmond s. OF Kinney, .; OF
Hester = Struck Out--By Richmond. q by Kinney
], by Hester II. Three-base hits-kinney. Rich
mOrd. Evans Hester. ToCney Sacrifice hits-Rich-
mond Gertman l2i. Stolen -Klenschmidt
Shoemaker Lord %. Mccarthy u. Bielash e.
Hit by ptCher-By Richmond. I. Wild pitches
Hester. g. Richmond. J. Ogle Z. Umpire-Nr
Belts Time of game hours and 10 minutes.
On the south diamond Interstate and
POst-office played a lOng-drawn out one
sided game, the Regulators always hav-
ing the better Of the argument Inter-
state was in a batting mood. and by
timely clouting drove Haring 10 the bench
in the sixth inning Balzer weakened in
the last inning. and Post-ofiice started a
batting rally, but were only able 20 score
four runs. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
EVEN BREAK IN GOTHAM.
New YOrks and BOstOns Have Two
Merry FroIics,

New York. June 9.-The New Yorks
and Bostons had two merry frolits to-
day and broke even. Mathewson saved
the first game for the home team by
his good pitching when he relieved Nc
Ginnity in the ninth but he couldn't re-
peat in the second, the Bostons hitting
him for two runs in the ninth. Dahlen
and Kelley were bounced for kicking.
Scores.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24

Pittsburg. June GETTYSBURG and Gin
cinnati broke even in the first double
on the local grounds this season, the
double event attracting a crowd Of 1906
fans, despite the intense heat Cincinnati
could do nothing with the delivery Of
Lever in the first game and were shut
out. In the second game, although Clarke
used fourteen players, Cincinnati won.
Leifeld was driven TO the woods in the
second inning, and Philippe likewise in
the fourth Scores.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
SOX PITCHER POUNDED.
Tigers Make Big Ed. Walsh Look
Like a Bush Lacquer.

Detroit June 23.-Donovan had the
league leaders at his mercy, allowing out
three hits. two Of which were fuky. De-
troit batsmen made big Ed Walsh look
like bush league pitcher. and the locals
fielded perfectly while Chicago was as
uncertain in the field as powerless at the
bat. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24

Yale.......-................... 0 0 0 Ks
Harvard. 0 o o o 90
Struck out-By vsn Week ?: by Hicks. 6 Hit BY
pitcher-By Hicks ?; by Van Week. l. Umpires-
MesXs Adams and Smith. Time 0f game-l hour
and 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24

Left on bases-Twinng A. C.. q Guriey A C.. J.
First base on oalls-Of Powell. {; Of Davis, 5.
Struck out-By Powell 10; by DAVIS, 6 Three-bas3
hits-DiUer, Lawder. Gebel, WynkoOpe, Falconer.
Hughes Two-base hit-DaTis. Sacrifice hit-Poweli.
Stolen bases-Maloy o.. Geibel. Powell. Benson.
Stewart. Double plaT-Geibel 20 Wynkoope 70 Dow
ney. Passed balls-Stewart ? Umpire-Mr. Buckley.
Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24

Left on baSes-B. & O.. 5: Coach Yard. :. FIRST
base on balls-Of Matthews. 0: OF Graham, {; oa
Knight0n 3; OF sullivan. 5 Innings pitchsd-By
Matthews :; by Graham ard Knighton. . Hits
made-Of Matthews 5, of Graham, 4; Of Knighton
1. Struck out-By Matthews Z: BY Graham g. By
Knghton J: BY sullivan. G. Two-baSe hit-Miller
Stolen base-Sullivan. Double plsys-Watson TO
Shanahan Watson to Hughes TO Shanahan; Bresua-
han tnassisted Boswell 10 Can 10 Bresnahan. Hit
by ptchcr-By Sullivan, !. by Graham. L Wild
ritches-Sullivan. Matthews, KniShton o.. Passed
balls-AnderSon. ;; Gallaher. ;. Umpire-NIr. Lang
ford. Time OF game-l hour and 50 minutes
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The score

Earned runs-W Winchester. / Left On bases-Win-
chester. 6. Brockland. T. First base on balls-OH
johnson. 2; on LinthicIn J. Innings pitched-By
Linthioum. %. by Simcns. ! Is Hits made-Or
Linthicum. 70. OF Simous. Z. Struck out-By John
son. 6. by Liuthicm. 6, by Simons. T. Two-base
Sacrifice hits-Sully. Scheier. Tan
sill Stolen bases-Baker. Dusgan. Dalton Mobrey.
johnson. Double plsys-Rodier % King; Baker 20
G.. Macdonald. Passed baIl-Mobrey. Umpre-Mr.
Clum Time Of game-2 hours and 5 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
TWENTY-SEvEN MEN PLAY.
Athletics Strike Home Grounds and
Put One over New YOrIxs.

Philadelphia, June 3-The Athletics
struck their own soil to-day. and in a
game in which a little Of everything crop
ped out. managed 20 beat out the New
Workers by 10 G. During the two hours
and ten minutes Of the sizzling session
twenty-seven men participated IN the
function, and coupling this with the fact
that the locals just pulled the game out
OF the fire in the eighth inning. il was
enough 10 drive any Of the 3.A9 baked
fans fO fha epdc of h.-ctorfs Co..
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24

Earned ulns-Hahn & Co. 8; Moses & Sons. .
First base by crToTs-Hahn & Co. 3, Moses & sons
]. Left on bases-Hahn & Co. 6: Moses x Sons. l.
First base on balls-Of Moore !. of Hummer. >
hits made-Ol Moore s. of Hummer. 9 Struck
ou,-By Moore. G; hy Hummer. G. Three-b base hit
Power. Two-hase hits-AIlison Ferguson Moore.
Hurley. Sacrifice hIt-Nanderlipp Stolen bases
Allison. Ysagcr. Hit by pitcher-By Hummer. l.
Passed ball-Vogelsberger. UmpireS-Messrs.~ Kane
and Bradley.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
PORTSMOUTH CLUB SOLD.
Business Men Organize TO Take
over Baseball Team.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk Va. June 23.-The Portsmouth
club Of the Virginia State League has
been sold by Capt. Charles T. Bland 10
the Portsmouth Baseball Association. an
organization Of Portsmouth business men.
The price agreed on for the club is
$4.5O0
The new owners will take charge OF
the club on Saturday of this week They
say that they will strengthen the team.
S. T. Hanger is president Of the Ports
mouth Baseball Association.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24

Franklin Geoghegan, OF the lie Droit
Tennis Club. won the Virginia State
championship from Hugh Whitehead in
the tourney just completed. Geoghegan
played his characteristic side-line game,
and his net game and overhead work
was deadly. The scores were 6-l. I-6.
81 Ga
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
MAPS DROP EXTRA ONE.
Cleveland Players Do Foolish Base
Running I'm Fifth Inning.

Cleveland. June 23.-Cleveland dropped
the postponed game played with ST. Louis
here to-day TO 3. virtually presenting
the game to st. Louis by foolish base
running in the fifth inning. when the
bases were filed with none out, only TO
have two die at the plate on a double
play. Dineen pitched better ball than
Berger, but Joss and Powell were both
sent In to relieve the starters. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24

First base on halls-Of Balzer s; OF Haring. 8
Struck out-By Balzer. u BY Haring : by Ryan. /
Home rln-NcCarthy. Three-hase hit-Fcnton. Two
base hits-Aless, G. QuantIcll. Callahan Bradley.
Double play-Bacon 20 Orrison. Hit by pitcher
BY Haring. ? Umpire-Nir. Newman. Time Of
game hours and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
SECOND GAME.

Left on bases-New York 4; Boston. g. Bases on
balls-Of Crandau. s. of Taylor. / of Mathew
son. 2; of FlaheTty. 4. Struck out-By CrandaH A..
by Taylor. s. by MatheWsOn. 2: by Flaherty L
Home run-Merkle Two-base hit-Graham Sacri-
foe hits-Seymour Beaumont Sweeney Hannifan
Double play-Ritchey 10 Dahlen. Umpires-Messrs
Risler and Johnstone. Time Of game-l hour and IS
minutes. Attendance 5000
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
LARRY SCHLAFLY INJURED.
Former National Knocked Uncon-
sciOus in Collision at Newark.

SpeclaI 70 The Washington Herald
Newark. N. J.. June 23.-Capt Larry
Schlafy. Of Toronto the ex-Washington
player, was badly injured in the fourth
inning by colliding with Philbln, who was
receiving McIlveen's throw
He was attempting to score from sec
ond base on Frick's hit when :hey came
together Both fell unconscious, but
Philbin held the ball. DR.. NJ. NJ Craw-
ford Of Toronto. and Drs Snyder and
Crane attended them. Philbin was re-
vived in a short time, but Schlahy was
taken in an ambulance to Koch's Hotel
where the team is stopping
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
Sparks an Easy Victim.

special 70 Inc washington Herald.
Danville, Va, June 23.-Sparks proved
as easy q victim for the Tobacconists as
did Mckenzie yesterday. the locals touch
ing his delivery for twelve hits. one
double and another a home run, and won
easily by a score of TO 3
With the score tied in the eighth inning.
Hem put one out Of the lot for the cir
cult and blasted Richmond's hopes. The
score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
SUNDAY-SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Leaders WalIOp the TaiIenders in
Long Drawn Out Game.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

To-day's game Fifth vs. Ninth. at Sixth and d
streets northeast at 80
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24

Sacrifice hits-Schaefer. rurteu. Stolen base
Cobb. Two-base hit-F. Jones First base on balls
OF Donovan. ,; OF Walsh. Wild ptch-lvalsh
Struck out-By Donovan. 3; by Manuel. J. Double
pay-Schaefer to Crawford. Left on bases-Detroit
5; Chicago. Umpres-Messrs Hurst and Con
molly. Time OF game-l hour and i3 minutes At
tendance-5,S5
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Totals. 10 io'S Il ?

Goodman o't for buutins third strike Hunter
out FOR not touching third base
81. Joseph's..................2 > 900 SD
S. Ninceut s......-... o ; 0 Q 0 0 DO
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
An Outrage.

From the Herald and Presbyter
so YOU have decided to get another
physician"
L have answered Mrs. Cumrox.
The idea Of his prescribing faxseed tea
and mustard plasters for people as rich
as We are"
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
LINTHICUM HARD HIT
Winchester Again Defeats
BrOOkland by 10 to @.
NINE RUNS IN THE EIGHTH
Game Is Closely Contested for Seven
Innings, After which Michigan
Man Blows Up and Is Relieved by
SimOns-JOhnson Is Effective at All
stases-ROOters in Evidence.

Winchester landed on Linthicum. OF the
University Of Michigan. in the eighth
inning Of the game with Brookland at
National Park yesterday afternoon, and.
with the aid OF five errors. a base on
balls. two stolen bases and five singles.
chased nine runs over the pan.
Up until the fatal eighth. the game
was as close as could be imagined, John
son and Linthicum having a grueling
slab battle, with honors about even.
After the fusnade. Simons was impress
sed into service. and he effectually put
stop 70 the merry -go-round.
That Brookland was unable 70 tally a
single run was due in main TO Johnson's
effective pitching, he practically duplicat-
ing the performance Of Cantwen. his
teammate, on the day before.
ROoters In Evidence.
There were lots of good, fast field
ing and plenty OF enthusiasm, both
teams having scores Of strong-lunged
rooters on hand 10 whOop 'er UP at the
proper period
Linthicum made an excellent impress
sion by tanning "Cy" Macdonald at the
outset, and kept up the good work for
seven innings. The Suburbanites had
chances 20 tally in six of the nine ses-
sions. but were unable 10 locate John
sons offerings.
In the third round Don Mcdonald hit
20 center for a base. ScheIer sacrificed
him 10 second. and Johnson's safety 10
right brought him home. This was the
only scoring Of the game outside OF the
memorable eighth.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Meriden-Meriden. ); Springfield. o
At Observation-Disclosures. s; Hartford. O.
At New HaTen-New Haven. 5; New Britain. l.
At Holyoke-Holyoke, g.; Waterbury, 5
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24

EHTntd fIlls-GTaoe, 2 WHugn, Z. FIfst base by
erroTs-Grace, 3; Waugh, !. Left on bases-Grace
); Waugh. 4. First base balls-Of Kerr. /; of
Birch. 5; OF Carroll 2 Innings pitched-By Birch.
6 49, BY Kerr. 2 2'S Hits made-0f Birch. :; of
Kerr. l. Struck yut-By Birch 4; by Kerr 8. bv
Carroll. Z. Threebase hit-Walter. Two-base hits
Wilkerson. Carroll Sacrifice hit-Kerr stolen
bases-Fries (2l. Souder. Walter %, Kerr. Wilker
son 81. Hit by pitcher-By Carroll. 2 BY Birch 2
Wild piteh-Birch. Passed ball-Souder. Umpire
Mr.. Hughes. Time Of game-l hour and S minutes
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Totals......

'Batted for Johnson in ninth. WINNING
run made with two out
Boston........ 0 0 0 o 0 q IA
Washington. o 0 0 / 0 0 0 %
Left on bases-Boston, s: Washington
-. Bases on balls-Off Cicotte. 2: Of
Gates, 2 Struck out-By Cicotte 3: bv
johnson, 5. Three-base hit-Shipke. Two
base hits-Pickering Sullivan. Sacrifice
hlts-Ganley (D. Laporte, Criger, Sulli-
van. Stolen base-Thoney. Do1hle nlavs
johnson 10 Mcbride to Freeman: Sulii-
van TO Unglaub; Gates to Street TO Free
lman. Wild pitches-Cicotte. 2. Passed
ball-Criger Umpire-Mr. O'Loughlin.
Attendance, 3,139
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Al Jersey City-Montreal. /; Jersey City. 2
At Newark-Torunto. 5; Newark g.
At 3altimore-First game: Buffalo !: Baltimore
3. Second game: Buffalo !: Baltimore. s
. Providence vs.. ROciester-Wet grounds
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FIRST CANE

Lfat On uaSea-NtW 1Crk o. Boston, H. bases on
balls OF McGinnity. 2; of Dorner. 4; Of Young, J.
Struck Out-By McGinnity. l. by Mathewson. l.
rhreebase hits-Dahlen. Hann!fan. Two-base hits
Bresnahan ~. Keleg. Sacrifice hits-DOye Sey-
mOur ~, McGinuity, 3ridwell stolen base-Kelley
Double play-BrOEne 10 McGaun. Passed ball
smith. Hit by pitcher-By McGinnity. 2; by Dor
nc. !; BY Young. J. Umuires-MCssrs. Riglcr and
JohnstOne Time Of game-l hour and 35 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24

TW0-6aso hItT-BCrEcr. BTadICT. BcmIs. Williams.
Dineen. Sacrifice hit-Lajoie. Stolen base Stoyall
First base halls-On Berger .. N Dineeu
Left on bases-Cleyeland 6: St. Louis. p Struck
Ut-By Berger. 8, by Dmeen 2; by Powell
Double plays Hinchman 20 Lajlie 10 Stoyall; Wal
lace 20 stephens 10 T. Jones Umpircs- Messrs.
sheridan and Evans. Time Of gamo-l hour and 50
minutes. Attendance Isl
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Des NIoines-Des Noines. 2: Omaha. l.
At Sioux City-FiTst game: Sioux CITY 8: Pueblo
4. Second game: Sioux City. % Pueblo, J.
At Lincoln-Lincoln, Il; Denver s.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. 3 sg7 l9 2
sn.tt..l l. -. A.. -
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Two-base hits-Phillippe. Thomas Abhaticchio
Thrce-hase hits-Schlei Paszert Sacrifice hits
Paskert. Higgins. Spade. Mitchell. Stolen base
Mclean. Double play-Spade 20 Huggins to Nc
Lean. Bases on bhlls-Of Leifeld J. Of Spade 2
Struck out-By Leihcld. / BY Spade l. Passel
ball-Ihelps. Umpires-Messrs. Emslie and Rudder
ham. Time Of game-l hour and 20 minutes. At
The Washington herald., 1908-06-24
CocIxin Not for Sale.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Lancaster. June 23.-Manager Harry
Wolverton. Of the Williamsport team,
said to-day that he knew Of nc negotia-
tions for the purchase Of First Baseman
Cockill by the Washington team.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
Defeated the Inde-
pendentE by s to z.

To-day's same-BrooklaRd vs. Washington Heights.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE,

At Lancaster-Wilamsport. !; Lancaster, s
At Decentralization. = Altoona ,
At Wilmington-FirSt game: Johnstovn. ?: VII
mington O. Second game: Johnstown, a. Whining
ton 0.
At Readins-Harrisburs. 6; Reading. fourteen
innings).
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Left on bases-Brooklyn. 6; Philadelphia, s Bases
on balls-0f Mcintyre. 2; of Bell of Moren. 3
Struck SIt-By Bell. 2; by NIoren. 2; by Sparks /
Three-base hits-Aloren, , Sacrifice hits-Sheehan
knabe. Stolen bases-Knabe, DOolin. Bransdeld ,2l
Wild pitch-Noren. Umpire-NIr O'Day Time OF
game-l hour and 20 minutes. ATTENDANCE. 800.