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He dies IN TORRENT
Richmond Man Loses Life in
Raging River.
EFFORTS TO RESCUE HIM FAIL
Hero Works VaIiantIy to Save Com
paniOn in the james, and Almost
Goes TO Same Fate-DFagged Back
To Safety, After FraiI Boat Goes
over the Roaring Rapids.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, Jan S.-EdwaTd Barnes
lost his life in the raging rapids OF
James River this afternoon, and Robert
l. Bauer, who had made a remarkably
bold attempt to rescue him, had a des-
perate battle 10 save himself from drown
ing in the water. which. swelIed to flood
height, was f0aming over the rocky bed
nf III r-t--nr
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Wide Boards, s2.OO per 1OO Feet.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th & New York ave,
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09

Clear Ceiling (Beaded) $500 per 1000
Frank Libbey g. Co., 9th & New York ave
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la Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Eckstein's fFom Il to 3. 14l2 n. Y. ave.
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Flooring Alabama Good 81 100 Ft.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 6th & New York ave.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09

Prices of All Kinds lumber TumbIinR.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9th & New York ave.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09

Cypress Shingles No. I, $500 per 600
Frank Libbey & Co, 9Th & New York ave
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The Trainmen whitewashed the Coach
yard team in the Railroad Y. NJ c. A.
League. at Fifth street and Florida ave
nue., yesterday, TO 0. due in a large
measure TO the great pitching OF Bell. who
let the Yard team down with four hits.
The game was one Of the fastest played
in local amateur circles this year, being
pulled of in exactly one hour and twenty
five minutes. Two fast double plays on
the part Of the winners prevented the
losers from scoring. Grove and Miller
played excellent ball Score:
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ATEN BY ONE RUN-BASEBALL SCORES-THE WORLD OF SPORTS
GOSSIP FOR BASEBALL FANS.

| -Four straight defeats by a lone tally.
Bob Ganley's share of the hitting was
pair Of doubles.
The Cotton State League is said to be
in poor financial condition.
That the Nationals are popular in Chi
oagO was shown when 5000 turned out 10
see Monday game.
John Anderson was there again with
his little double. The deserter would rath-
er have a hand in beating Washington
than any other team on the circuit
Technical High and the Georgetown
Props will play the second game OF the
series for the local interscholastic cham
pionship at Georgetown Field to-day al
4 o'clock
Now that Waddell has again beaten the
Athletics. we can expect some stories
about fighting the flames, rescuing chill
dren. SC The Rube viii probably be loose
for a week.
In Stone. Charley Jones. and Hoffman.
McAleer has as good a fielding trio Of
gardeners IS he could ask for. George
Stone has improved wonderfully in his
fielding. except in throwing. Each os
these same three can also hit and run the
bases.
Police shields don't go any more for
free admission at the Polo Grounds In
New York. Those who wear them don't
so, either If they have any regard for
their Jobs. for Deputy Commissioner
Woods was up in that neighborhood the
other day, and after "spottlng" about
thirty of the "hy cops" In the grand
stand. left orders at the gate that here
after when members Of the detective staff
show their tins they are TO be told ION
your way"
Lave Cross is now mentioned as the
likely manager OF the Wheeling. W. Va.
baseball club. to succeed Ted Price. When
the Stogie bunch returned from their
| terrific Western jaunt Manager Price
is reported 10 have said he would not
hold the club owners to their contract II
the team did not strike its stride by
June. His statement at that time may
have something 10 do with any negotia-
tions which may be on at present to OBJ
tain another manager.
Ty Cobb, the sensational hitter and
base-runner of the Tigers, allows no one
10 coach him on the bases. BY an agree
ment between himself and Hughey Jen-
| nings, Ty is allowed his own sweet way
when he gets 70 first. Possessed Of a
sagacity on the sacks that amounts 10
almost instinct. 1t Is a hindrance rather
than help TO make Cobb follow the ad-
vice OF a coacher. He makes many an
extra base when the coacher would look
upon the attempt IS suicide. Rarely does
the whitehead try 10 do something on
the bases and fail Detroit crowds sit
up and scream every second Cobb is
started around the circuit. They invari-
ably yell for him to make a hit. When
he is started they expect a score. and
more than once he has responded by seer
ing from first on a single.
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On to st. Louis!

On TO St Louis!
Cantillon kept Milan on the bench yes
terday.
Dave Altizer broke into the game just
in time to get an error.
In club batting Washington continues
70 lead Philadelphia and Chicago.
There is a difference OF only half OF
game between the five leading teams IN
the American League.
Frank Shaughnessy, the ex-Bandid. lost
no time in breaking into the limelight for
the Athletics He clouted Waddell's curves
for three singles.
Doc Gessler, Of the Boston Americans.
injured his shoulder so badly In Fridays
game that he will be out of the game for
week. Laporte is bunged up with a
sOTe hand.
Cincinnati is going at a merry clip. and
II the fans Of that city. to say nothing of
two or three newspaper critics, Just keep
their hands of, Manager John CAMEL is
going to keep the Reds near the top.
Jack Neuer. more commonly known as
'Tacks," is again big Lacquer It's not
his pitching that has made him one this
time. however. Manager StaTings, OF
~NNffNNAAAf NNAAhAA ntt Mlltlt NGutI was
entitled TO a regular salary, and on
Thursday instructed the Hazleton boy 10
go back 10 the Highlanders 1t is now up
to Griffith TO get rid Of the eccentric fel-
low.
Addle Joss is practically the leading
pitcher I'm the American League. with ten
victories out OF twelve games pitched. the
Detroit Tigers being the second team 10
defeat the Human Slat" and also break
his long string Of victories. when he had
ten TO his credit. Eddie Walsh has also
found the pennant winners a thorn in his
side. for they have defeated him twice
this year, he losing but one other game
out Of the thirteen no has worked in.
The Louisville Courier-JournaI has the
following to say about a Washington
man: Joe Stanley will be recalled to
the big league next fall. Joe Is hitting
around the .S25 mark His fielding Is
wonderful Catches which he makes daily
would feature the play of another out
fielder in an entire week. Stanley is in
shape for the first time since leaving
New Orleans, having shaken of his usual
spring malaria, and there will be quite a
scramble to obtain his services"
Tho race In the National League is one
OF the most interesting in years, and the
man who thinks he can name the flag
winner should have a guardian appointed.
The teams are punched. and even St.
Louis and Brooklyn, who are now occupy
ing seventh and eighth places, respect
lively. still must be reckoned with when
pepnant possibilities are being discussed.
That st. Louis combination. II properly
handled, should climb nearer the top.
Manager MoCloskey has several high
class pitchers and bunch OF hard hitters
and clever fielders. Afismanagement alone
will keep the Cardinals near the foot OF
the ladder
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.RUBE WADDELL WINS
Beats Philadelphia Athletics
for Second Time.
AFFORDED PERFECT SUPPORT
Browns Hammer Three Athletic
Pitchers for Fifteen Hits and Field
in Great StyIe-shaughnessy, Late
OF Washington Union Club, Makes
Debut and Leads Team in Batting.

st. Louis. June S.-For the second time
si9ce being disposed of by Connie Mack.
Rube Waddell to-day beat his former
teammates. and incldently the Athletics
received their worst drubbing Of the sea-
son, score 10 to 0.
Shaughnessy, late OF the Washington
Union League club. made his debut with
Philadelphia. and performed in most ap-
proved style. Although he had no
chances in the field. he led his team with
the bat, making three hits.
The Browns gave Waddell perfect sup
port in the field, and hammered three
Philadelphia pitchers to all corners OF
the lot, making fifteen hits, including
three doubles and a triple.
During the early innings Waddell was
a complete puzzle, and not until st. Louis
had gotten a commanding lead did the
Rube let down. The Athletics eight hits
We're scattered.
Hartzell, at shortstop. played a great
fielding game.
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First base on baIls-Oh Gibson ); Of Hunter. /.
Of Waller. 4. Struck out-By Gibson. !; By Wah-
ler. s. Two-base hits-kraft V. Waller. Rountree.
ers. Miles. Stolen baseS-Barnes g. AlcDOuough.
Harris, Brauner. Double pay-ADchael 10 Nc
| Grath- Hit by ptcher-By Waller. ?; by Gibson, l.
Wild pitch-Wshler. Passed ball-Aliles- Umpire
Mr.. Belts Time Of gsIne-2 hours and uinutes
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READING UNIONS DIsBAND.
Tri-State League Team VIII Prob
ably Secure Grounds of RfVnls.

Reading. June S.-The Reading team, of
the defunct Union League. disbanded
here last evening. and the players were
paid their salaries by Manager doc"
Reisling. 1t Is rumored that Jacob L. Welt
eel. of the Reading Tri-State club. has
closed a deal for the grounds used by the
Union in this city, which are located less
than five minutes walk from the business
center
Manager Reisling and Weitzel were
both interviewed, and denied that the deal
was closed In the event Of its success
ful termination. it will mean whole lot
10 the Tri-State. and with winning team.
its success it assured. Hobby, the star
first baseman of the Union club, will in
all probability be signed by Weitzel. as
VIII also Pitcher Easily
Doc" Reisling. It is said. will return
to the Lancaster club, of the Tri-State
League.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09

The FIRST OF the series Of games be-
tween Technical High School and the
Georgetown Preps for the interscholastic
baseball title Of the District at George
town field yesterday resulted in g victory
for Tech. Both teams played far below
their regular form.
The work Of the pitchers was most
interesting. Gray. for the winners. had
q record-breaking number OF strikeouts
10 his credit-seventeen-but he was as
wild as the proverbial March hare. lie
presented three runs 10 his opponents
via the wild-pitch route, and his pro
pensity for issuing passes got him into
still more trouble.
Simpson was good IN spots, but he, too,
was .ree with his franks and, in addi-
ton, the blacksmiths punched hits on
him with telling effect in the third and
seventh rounds.
Sitterding. the Preps' catcher. starred.
The little fellow was as true as a die
clever exhibition Of baserunning. He bat
ted in two OF his teams six runs in ad-
dition to scoring one himself.
Preps Get Good Start.
The Preps started of with a rush and
piled up two in the opener. Gray famed
Cogan. but the ball got by Brewster,
and Cogan moseyed 10 second. Benson
threw Bloome's chance over Godman's
head. putting Cogan and Bloome on
third and second. respectively. and Sit
terding scored both with q single 70
center.
Tech got one back IN the second on an
error, Chapin's daring baserunning, and
an out. and took the lead in the third
when a pass and three hits netted three
runs.
The Preps obtained the advantage IN
the fifth, when two hits. a base on
balls. and an eror put three runs over
for them.
! Tech jumped into the lead again in the
seventh, scoring three runs on three hits
a pass, and an error. and clinched the
game in the eighth when a free ticket, a
single. and three errors enabled them
10 garner two more.
| Gray's error let in a run for the Preps
in the eighth, but they could get no
/ farther
The same teams VIII play to-day at
| Georgetown.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Columbus-Columbus. To- Milwaukee, 8
At Toledo-Toledo. 5: Kansas City. o.
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To-day's game-Interstate Commerce vs. COumerco
and Labor
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DanviIIe Is OutcIassed.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Danville. Va. June S-Despite good box
work by Price, the locals lost to-day in q
listless game by the score Of to l.
Roanoke played rings around the Tobac-
coniscs, who never had a look-ln from the
beginning. Yernuelles' two two-base hits
and a single. and Reynolds three singles
figured in the result. The hitting Of Clark
was phenomenal Score by innings:
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Two base hits-Heinrich, Warden. CaSasa Three
base hit-WaTdeu. Home rrns-Keniher %. Mad
den stolen bases-heane. Devlin Bridget Move
l1r Casaa. Sacrifice hits-Schaffiot Evans Huh
bard Hits-Of ioye. 8; OF Collifower. I: of
steep. p first base on hans-By~Aloye. .; BY COLI
flower >; b. Steep 2 Hit b. pitched baIl-schaf
NOT Hubbard Struck out-By Moye 2: by Coli
n0FeI' q By Steep 10 Left on bases-St Puul's
y St. Peters z Passed balls-Bonavpir.s No
hnew Wild pttches-Collifower 2 Umuire-Nlr
Tom Watts Time Of game-l hour and So minutes
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Pedlgo. the nav manager OF the W

LfhAHpt AiAH AtA All14AdSDL VI AAAO w a.
riors. with several new faces in the line
up. easily trimmed Interior in a one
sided game The game was never in
danger. from the Warriors point OF view.
and was put in their bag and sewed up
in the sixth. when four runs were scored
with only one hit. Interior played
ragged. listless game. and every error
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE
Tailenders Administer sound Drub-
bing to st. Peters.
STANDING OF THE

To-dny's game-St. Joseph's W Commissioner a,
thirteenth and d strests northeast, at $50
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The Score.

Two-base hits-r. Jones, waddelI Stone, Hartsel
ScybOd Three base hit--Willams SacTiacs hits
Collins. FerTis o. spencer. Double plays-Hartzell
10 Williams 70 Jones; Garter % Nichols % Davis
Williams 10 Hartzen 70 Jones. Stolen bases-NL,Irphy
Stone. Holman. Hit by pitcher-By Yickers. L Wild
pitch-knuse. Bases On balls-Of Vickers, l.; OF
Carter. 8; OF Kuuse L Struck out-By WaddeE
?: By Carter. l. by Krause, T. Left on bases-St-
Louis. u. Philadelphia 5. UmTiTes-MesSrs. Evans
and Hurst Time 0f game-l hour and - minutes
Attendance-57OQ
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The Score.

Earned r1ns-Tech. 2 Left on bases-Preps. 6:
Tech. z First base on balls-Of Simpson :: "a
Cray. s. Struck cgt-By Simpson. 6; by Gray Il.
Two-hase hit-Sc1illy. Sacrifice hits-Spcncer GRAY.
Stolen bases-Chapin %. DuEsn o.. sitterding
Bloome q. Sc'llly. Kelly. Brewster. Jones O.
simpson a.. Goodman Double plays-Chapin 20
Goodman scllly 20 Haizlip. Wild pitches-Gray. 4
Umptre-Air. Barr. Tine q game hours and
minutes
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LYNCHBURG GETS FIRST.
Ragged Game, with Few Fentureu.
Lost by Portsmouth,

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg Va, June S.-Lynchburg
won the first OF the series with Ports
mouth here to-day by the score Of 3 10 l.
While the game was well contested. II
was marked by some ragged work. as
well as some star plays. The playing Of
Bowen around second for the locals was
especially brilliant: he accepted eleven
chances. most Of them being very diff
cult.
The score:
r. II. T.
Lynchbu=............ 0 OIOOzo
Portsmouth. .......... l o 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Batteries-Schuman and Bentley; Vail and Wade
leigh, Umpire-Mr. Rnna Attendance. 800
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F1rst base by euo15-Trainmen. ! Left On bases
-TTahmCn. 6 CoaChyard. ). FiEr base on balls
of RyOn . Innings pitchcd-By RyOn. ?, By Bell
{. Hits made-Of Bell. 4. StulCk Out-By Ry0u.
I; by Bell 5; hy Miller = Threc-hase hit-Niiuer
CTrainmen'. Stolen bases-Busher l2l, Miller. G.
Handy 5. Handy Hughes. Double plays-G. Handy
10 Woodward 10 Bel % Grove; Grove % Wood
ward Hit BY pitcher-By Miller. l. Wild pitches-
Miller . Passed ball-Anderson. Cmpire-Nlr Pat
Flyn Time Of game-I hour and . minutes
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Left or bases-COngressionals. 6: Independents. 5
First base on balls-o6 King. /; Of Campbell. l.
Struck out-By King. 4; by Campbell, 4. Three
base hit-Thomas. Two-base hit-Jennier. Sacrifice
hit-kramer. Stolen bsses-Avery l2l, Holbrumer On
LegVe o. Yeaker q, Thomas %, Richardson i2
Fague, Perry (0. Hit by pitcher-By King. /
Passed ball-Yeager Umpire-AIr. Myers Time Of
same-l hour and S5 minutes
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At New Bedford-New Bedford. o. Brockton, O
At Fail River-Worcester. 2: FAN River O.
At Lawrence-Lawrence. 4; HaEerhill. g.
At Lynn-Lynn. 4; Lowell. 5
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First base b. erTors-Interior. 3; War s. Left on
bases-Inteior. 10; War. 6. First base On balls
OF Moore. 3; OF Ellis 4 Innings pitched-By
Moore s: by Ellis. 9. Hits made-Of Moore g. Of
Ellis Z. Struck Out-By Moore. g. by Ellis. ) Two
base hits-Cs7. Rea, Sigourney. Sacrifice hits
Lewis. Rohrnsn. Ions. Stolen baSes-HaryeycItter
BaTnhart ~. Rea tH. Fenw1ck ~. Baggett -.
DamIier. Heider. Double plays-E7lis % BaEgett 10
Dampier; Ellis 70 Dampier 70 Sigourney. Hit by
ptoher-By Moore /; BY Ellis /. Wild pitch-1ioore
1: Ellis ;. Passed balls-DaHson. ;; Baggett, /.
Umpire-Mr. Newman. Time Of Eams-l hour and 50
minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09

In a loosely played game at Eighth
and Florida avenue northeast. the Ma
tional Electric Supply Company defeated
the William Hahn & Co. team in a five
inning contest, by a score Of 9 to 6.
Graham played good ball for the Electri-
clans. allowing only hve hits, but he was
a little wild. giving four men their base
on balls.
B. Cohn captured the batting honors for
the losers, getting a triple on two singles
out OF three trips 10 the plate Score:
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Lett on bases-Brooklyn. 8; Cincinnati. 8. BASES
on balls-Of Pastoriis. 5; Of Coakcy l. Struck out
BY Pastorius, 4 BY Coakey 8 Home run
Kane Two-base hits-Lumley. Camel. Sacrifice hits
-Psttee. Humme higgins Kane. Mclean Double
plays-Hummel 20 Bergen; Lewis 20 Pattoe 20 Jor-
dan. Umpires-AIessrs Riger and tombstone. Time
Of gane-l hour and % minutes Attendance-25O0.
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| Pension Omc
Gurley 4. c.

Left on bases-Pension Once Il; Gurley A. c.. 8.
First base on balls-Of Burlesque. 3; ofY Hughes s.
OF Davis. l. Innings pitched-By Hughes. 7: by
Davis. 2 Hits made-of Hughes, 5; of Davis. l.
Struck out-By Burlesque, II; by Hughes. 6; hy
Davis. l. Two-base hits-Young Coleman, Fal-
conor. Stewart Hughes. King Lycctte. Sacrifice
hits-ConOyer Brnzeroi Fielding Hughes. Stolen
bases-BuTlesque. COnoyeT. Coleman. Young. King.
Double plsy-Donley 70 Young 10 Falccl.er. Hit by
pitcher-By Hughes. .. Passed balls-'ulliman, 3.
Umpire-NIr. Carr. Time Of game-l lour and IS
Minutes
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Earned rms-Hahn, A. \. E. s. Co. Z First
base by errors-Hahn. 5; n f. S. Co.. s. Left on
bases-Hahn. S: " T. s. Co, g. First base on
balls-oh Roby. ;; OF Graham. 4: oH Mullen. 3: Of
Dyer. I. Innings pitched-By Robey. 2; by Mullen.
3; by Graham. 4 by Dyer, l. Hits made-On Rohey.
6; of Graham. 4: of Mullen. !: of Dyer, / struck
out-By RObey. 2: BY Graham {: hy Mullen, /;
by Dyer. Three-base hits-B Cohn. Graham
Sacrifice hit-Aiullen. Stolen basss-Cheseldine
Drager, Mullen ~. B. Cohn Evans C3 Hamilton.
Dyer. Hit by pitcher-By Mullen. I: By Graham.
2 Wild pitch-Robey. Passed haI-Yogelsberger.
Umpire-Mr. Finnegan. Time Of game hour and
Is minutes.
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EASTERN BUDS DEFEATED,
ROckviIIe's DusISy Nine Captures a
Close Game at National Park.

The Eastern Buds were defeated in a
well-played game yesterday at National
Park by Rockville's best colored team.
The white boys lost In the last inning
Score. TO G.
Wednesday the Eastern Empires will
play the Washington Stars.
The worlds colored champions. the
Philadelphia Giants, who are under
white management, will be here June
10, l6, and II to meet all comers. The
Giants record for last season was:
Played 145 games, lost 81. and tied 6.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09

Norfolk. 0 10000 0 90
Richmond. 0 0 0 0 -
Batteries-Perdue and Smith; Sparks and Mes
sett Umpires-Messrs. Byron and Mace.
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Lse runners. Score:

Three-bass hit-J. CLARKE. Sacrifice ht-Keeler
Stolen bases-Chase. Niles, Hemphin Ball Base
on balls-Of Chech, l. Hit BY pitchcr-By Thiel-
man. !; by Chech. !; by Orth. L Left on bases
Cleveland. 13; New York, 4 Struck out-By Thiel-
man. l by Chech, 2; by Ortiz l. Umpire-O 'Lough-
lin. Time Of game-l hour and 80 minutes. At
tendance. 2Tss
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Weaver. Delehanty C2). Sacrice hits
DonOhue, Tannehill Davis. Stolen base
Shipke. Double play-Burns to Mcbride
70 Freeman. Bases on balls-Om White
/. off Burns, 1. Struck out-By White, g.
by Burns, 3 Umpire-Mr Connolly.
Time OF game-1 hour and 90 minutes. At
tendquce b0OO
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Left on bases-New York g; ST. Louis. 6. Bases
on balls-0f Raymond 2 Struck out-By Mc5in-
nifty. 7; By Raymond. 4. Sacrifice hits-Tenney
Seyucn- Doyle. Shaw Three-base hit-NIurray.
Two-bass hits-Deylin. McGinnity. Delehanty. Wil6
pitch-Raymond. Hit By pitcher-By McGinnity l:
by Raymond. l. Umpire-Air. Rudderhhrn. Time Of
game-9 hours. Attendance. 400
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Left on bases-Phnadelphia. s; Pittsburg Z
Bases on balls--Of Moran ]: OF Gordon. > Struck
Out-By Moran. 4: b. Willis J. Three-baSe hits
Leach. Wagner. Sacrifice hits-Wilson. Titus.
stolen base-TituS Double plays-Wssner % Abby
20 Kane; Kane lunassistedl. hit by pitcher
Knabe. Umpires-Messrs. Emslis and Klein. Tine
Of game-I hour and IS minutes Attendance. 5Z5s
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09

The Fighters and Sailors had their IN
nings yesterday, the Warriors beating
Interior, 9 to 4, and the Middies putting
it on the Mail Singers, 13 TO p
Post-ofiioe vent TO pieces IN the fourth
inning. Errors, hits, and then some more
errors and hits enabled Navy to pile up
nine counters before the farce was stop
ped The Letter Carriers. by a Garrison
finish, nearly tied the score, but Rogers
robbed Wahler OF a sure hit just over
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09

Earned rlns-Bethany. {, Waugh, ! Firs0 base
BY erroTs-Bethany. 5; Waugh. ). Left on bases
Bethany. 3: Waugh l. First base on balls-Of
Taggart, ? Struck out-By TaGgart, l3: by Carroll
Il Home run-BOtts- TWo-bass hits-LAwson
Priest. Menefee. Ls Mat Sacrifice hits-Mathews
Keller. Dutton- Stolen bases-Lawson Menefee, Le
Mat. Russo. Keller. Fries, Dufey. Carroll. An
derson. Hit by pitcher-By Taggart !. Wild pitch
-Taggart. Passed ball-Menefee. Umpire-NIr
Hughes Tine Of game-l hour and 80 miutes
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Nashville Nashville 9; Mobile. l.
At Atlanta-Atlanta. 2: Little Rock l.
At MontgomeU-Alemphis. g. Montgomery, z
AZ Bi1ningham-New Orleans 3; Birmingham.
1i innings).
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CUBS GET LEAD AT START.
Chicago Team Scores Four Runs in
First in Boston Game.

Boston, June s-Chicago scored four
runs in the opening inning through mis-
plays, sacrifice hits, and three singles.
a lead Boston could not overcome, espe-
cially with Browns fine pitching. Score:
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Troy-Troy, 10: Utica. T.
At SGantOn-SCIanton. s: Syracuse. l.
At Albany-Albany, 8; A.. J. & c., l.
AZ WilkesbarTe-Wilk 3; Binghamtou. 2.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09

At Columbn-Ancou. 8; Columbia, l.
AT Jackaonville-Jacksonvfge, 3; Augusta 2
Az Charleston Charleston. q Savannah, 2 sixteen
inningsl.
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COLLEGE GAMES.
At Hanover. n. H
r Il z

At Hanover. n. H R.H r
Dartmouth. 0 o o % OoIO - 10
Pennsylvania. l 0 : 0 0 0 O-3 q
Bstteries-Glazs and Chadboune; Talitmira and
Port.
At Bethlehem-Alumni. 2; Lehish. !.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

AT Providence-Jersey City. ?; Providence. ).
AT Newark-Baltimore. / (: Newark, 7.
At TOrUntO-Rochester. 3: Toronto (.
At MOntreHl-Bufalo. G; Montreal, 3