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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
TWining Moves Into First Place by
Beating Pensioners.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

sTANDING OF TIE TEAMS
Tuining A. C. y / f IS Gurley &C " I Pct
Pension once .8l Walaeh A c. 3 80
Advent A C. 600 ~ 5. c.. 90
To-day's game-Pension Ofioe vs. Walach A. c.,
al McDeyitt's Field
The Twining A. c. knocked the Pension
Office team out Of first place yesterday
by defeating It to in a hard fought
seven-inning game at McDevitts Field.
PowelPs pitching. Malloy's batting, and
the fielding Of Wyncoop were the fea-
frlrae Scnrn.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
washington, Q, Philadelphia, 3.

Notwithstanding the fact that the sec
ond baseman, shortstop, third baseman,
and left fielder were among those absent
.(the left fielder was borrowed from the
visitors), and only three men played their
regular positions. the Bandits cleaned up
the Philadelphia Outlaws at Union Park
yesterday in record time. the game oc-
cupying only l hour and minutes.
Until the ninth the visitors were unable
TO get a single tally over the rubber, only
three scattered hits being obtained off
Longstrcet; but in that round a hit bats
man and double and a single. with a
poor throw, netted Philadelphia three
runs and averted a shutout
The Bandits continued TO slug the ball.
obtaining total Of fifteen hits, including
a triple and double. The extra base
swats came In the opening round, and.
coupled with two singles, gave the locals
three runs. The next trio Of tallies came
in the fourth on three hits, three errors.
and q passed ball
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Of Bryan. ? Innings pitched-By Cox 5: by Bryan
4 Hits made-Of Cox. . Struck out-By Itch
field. 6; by Cox. I; BY BRYAN. . Three-hase hit
Doyle. Two-base hit-Hunter. Sacrifice hits-Jones.
McDonough. Stolen bases-Br-an u. Hunter. Cole
C3l Harris Double plsys-Jones % Priest
Bryan 20 Jones. Hit By piJcher-By Litchfed: By
Cox. Wild pitci-C0x. Passed halls-Wehor Miles
Umpire-Alr. Newman. Time q game-l hour and
% minutes
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Earned runr-First g. Waugh. . First base BY
erTors-First 3; Waugh, p Left on hases-First 8;
Waugh. 6. First base on balls-Of Durham. ?
Innings pitchcd-By Carroll. rs; by McLauren.
42S Hits madc-Of Carroll Z; of McIauren. s
Struck out-By Carroll g; hy McLaurcn .: hy
Brruhan. s Home run-Dutton. Three-base hit
Spalding Two-base hits-Wsple. Spaldng. Sacrifice
hits-Lew;s McLaurcn Stolen bases-Lewis. AIof-
it, Souder Double play-Stcrne 20 Keller 10
Fries. Wild pitch-Cauoll. Umpire-Alr. Hughes.
Time Of same-l hour and % minutes
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STANDING OF The TEAMS.
JOSS SUFFERS DEFEAT.
Tigers Take the Last Game OF the
Cleveland Series.

Detroit. June S-Willett had declsively
the better Of an exciting pitching duel
with JOSS in the final game of the Cleve-
land series, and his single tied the score
in the eighth inning, the champions win
ming the game in the ninth on consecu-
tive singles by Rossman, Kelliher, and
Schmidt The fielding and batting of
Kelliher. and Hickman's throwing from
the Outfeld were the features. Score:
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Left on bases-Washington, 6; Philadel-
phia, g. Bases on balls-Off ,Falkenberg
3: Off Gates. /: off Bender. 3. Struck out
base hit-Pickering. Two-basc hits-Cly-
mer, Milan. Davis. Sacrifice hits-Milan.
Murphy, Bender. Stolen bases-Picl1er-
ing, Z. Collins, Coombs. Double play
Delehanty TO Freeman. Hit by pitcher
BY Falkenberg, /. Passed BALM Smith.
IJmpire-Mr Connolly. Time of camel
hour and So minutes.
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Navy Defeats Agriculture.

a wild pitch. an error, and a two
Dagger We're responsible for Nays vic
tory over the Farmers. In the second
Cox's Wild pitch gave Coleman third.
from which sack he easily scored on
Harris out.
In the fourth a base on balls. a stolen
base, and an error placed Litchfeld on
third. and McDOnough's fly scored him,
and in the NTH Hunters two-bagger
scored Coleman. Score.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04
BREAKS LOSING STREAK.

Norfolk Wins from Portsmouth by
One Run.
Special 10 The Washington Herald
Portsmouth, Va. June 3-The cham
pions broke away from their losing
streak this afternoon. winning the last
game OF the series with Portsmouth 5
10 T. The game was won in the third
inning, when Norfolk did its best hitting
and Portsmouth's costly errors were
made. Score:
r. H. f.
Norfolk. .-............. 4oioO0 O-5 9 .
Portsmouth. .......... 0 2 o. 6 1
Batteries-Carou. Chenault. and Smith Hallman
and Wadeigh. Umpirc-Air. Byron.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
st. Louis, 81 PittsburE, 4.
Brooklyn, - Philadelphia, 1.
New York, 2; Boston, o,
TO-DAY,s GAMES.

Chicago Mt Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia
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iWO-DaSe hlt-f. HreWer. Ihree-base hit-Madden.
Home Un-McCarthy. Stolen BASKETBALL ~,
Brewer l2l, DAILY. Smith. Mccarthy. Maple. Moye
Madden Hubbard. Sacrifice hits-AlcCormick Smith,
Mccarthy. Hits-Of Symanoski 10; Of Bush. s.;
OF Thompson .. First base on balls-Of Syman-
oski. 5; of Bush 1. Struck Out--By Symanoski. Il /:
by Bush. ); by Thompson. l. Left on bases-St
Vinc1nt's, s. St. Peters. 10 Wild pitch-Bush
Umpire-Mr. Cleveland. Time Of game hour and
Is minutes
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Earned runs-Washington B. First base
by errors-Washington. 1: Philadelphia, .
Left on bases-Washington S; Philadel-
phia, .. First base on balis-Of Long
street, l. Struck out-By Longstreet. 4;
BY Ramsey, 3. Three-base hit-Topham
Two-base hits-Weinberg, Chllds Stolen
base-Atherton. Double play-Foster to
Porter to Strayer. Hit by pitcher-By
Longstreet. J. Passed balls-Weinberg. /:
Murphy, l. Umpire-Mr Summers. Time
Of game-l hour and . minutes
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04

The Whitney Avenue Sunday school has organized
baseball team and would like 90 arrange game.
on series Of sames win al teams averaging fourteen
to sixteen years The lineup: Ridgeway pitcher and
second base; Col6um. pitcher and third base; Mob
ler. Second base: Stepp first base; Clifford. lef,
field; Dempsey. shortstop; Friedman. catcher;
Smith. center field. and Foster. night field For
games address Lewis MohleT. az Morton street
northwest
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Special TO The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va, June 3.-Ths locals
defeated Hagerstown at Reservoir Park
this afternoon to ?. johnson held the
visitors to three hits, while the locals
had little trouble solving RusselTs
curves. Don McDonald's great running
catch and Bakers home run were the
features OF the game. Batteries-Win-
chester, Johnson and Mabrey; Hagers-
town, Russell and Simpson,
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MATHEWSON IN SUPERB FORM.
Allows Boston but Three Hits and
Has Eleven StriISe-Outs.

Boston, June 3.-The New York Ma
uonals rolled up three runs in the second
inning to-day, all that was -scored in the
entire distance. Mathewson pitched a
superb game, and It was due to his fine
work that the locals were unable to get
man across the home plate. He al
lowed but three hits and struck out
eleven men Score.
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'Batted for Young in seventh. tBatted for Willis
IN ninth. tBatted for Raymond In second
Pittsburg- .....-....-.......... . l 0 OOOI o.
-. Louis. .................-... o 0 SIS
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Horseback Ride Across Continent.

Reno. New. June 3-Robert II. Treu-
pei, a prominent real estate man of Ma
maroneck, N. Y, is In this city, with his
father, preparatory to making horse
back trip across the continent He will
leave Verdi, Cal. and pass through Den
yer. San Antonio St Louis. Washington.
and New York. he expects to make the
trip in less than four months
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RICHMOND TAKES BOTH.
Ten Thousand Present on Holiday
to Sec the Contests.

to sec the Contests.
Special b The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. June 3.-The Lawmakers
took both the morning and afternoon
games from Roanoke here to-day, chiefly
on account OF the fact that their few hits
were made when they were most needed.
The morning game was an errOrless ex-
hibition. but in the second game the visi-
tors errors were responsible for one OF
the two runs. The afternoon game was
called az tho end of the fifth inning on
account Of rain.
The features OF the morning game were
the fielding OF Mcmahon and Ison. while
Lipe's three-bagger. scoring Hebron. was
the afternoon feature Ten thousand peo-
pie witnessed the two contests. Scores:
RHE
Richmond / 900 O2x-3 ; 0
RoanCk0.-......-...... o 0e 0 o OIL 6 0
Batteries-SparSs and Covaa; YernueIle and Rags.
dale.
AFTERNOON GAME.
Richmond. ....................... 0 0 o. 0
Roanoke. 0 0 90 }
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04

Hard batting at opportune periods was
partly responsible for st. Vincent's defeat
by st. Peters yesterday. TO ..
Errors also figured prominently against
ST. Vincent's, seven miscues being charg-
ed TO them, which resulted in three tai
lies
St Vincent's looked the winner until
the fifth round. when st. Peters counted
three times They clinched the contest in
the next inning on series of hits cou-
pied with three costly slip-ups, which net
ted five runs. McCarthys batting was
the feature Score.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04
HILL WESTERNS CHOICE.
High school HOnOrs First Baseman
with Baseball CaptaIncy.

The members Of the Western High
School baseball team. who played in the
series Just closed. have elected George
Hill to captain the team next spring. Hill
is a first baseman. and the past season
was his first as a regular member Of the
nine.
The past campaign was unsuccessful.
as the team won only one High School
game, but the captain-elcct Will be IA
vored by having ell Of the team back next
veai.
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LOCAL TEAM WINNER.

Emerson Defeats Bethel Military
Academy I'm One-sided Game.
Special 10 The Washington Herald
Warrenton. Va, June 3. - Emerson
scored a decisive victory over Bethel
Military Academy here yesterday. Score
Is 70 2
Riddle pitched sensational ball. allow
ing only one hit, while the boys from
Washington batted Brussel at will, Mar
mion, Tucker and Riddle making home
runs. A one-handed catch of line drive
in the ninth inning. with two on bases,
by Cochran and his batting were easily
the features. Score:
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To-day's game-FIfth IS. Bethany at Sixth and
D streets northeast. at $50 O'Clock.
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SHECKARD ALMOST BLINDED.
ChicagO's Great Left Fielder May
Have TO Give Up Baseball.

Chicago. June SKINNY sheckard, left
fielder OF the worlds champion Cubs.
was blinded yesterday by an ammonia
explosion. which will probably end his
days on the baseball field
He is unable TO see at all, and, though
the doctors in attendance say he may
be able to get back in the game in a few
weeks. they admit that there is grave
danger that the injury may permanently
affect the players eyes, which will mean
that the Cubs will lose one Of the great
est players in the game.
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Earned rlns-9lurThy. l; Moss ; First base By
erTurs-Alurphy, !; Moses. 5 Left on bases-Nfur-
ply, 3 Moses 8 First base on balls-Or P Muir
Ihy, 4; OF Hummer. 4; Of Harris. !. Innings
Iitched-By Murphy. 3; by Harris. 3 Hits made
on Murphy. s; on Harris. /; OF Hummer. g. Strlck
out-By Murphy. 3; By Harris g by Kumme- =
rwo-base hit-Snyder. Sacrifice hit-Yearer. stolen
bases-Sehastlan o., Defarger, Murphy. Kane Rich
ards0n o.. Hit by pitcher-By Hummer. Wild
pltchcs-Alrrphy. 2 Pissed balls-Schafe- .; Kane
Umpirc-Nlr. FInnegan- Time Of game-l hour
and IS minutes
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Macon-FIrst game-Niacon. 2: Columbia 7 So,
ond game-Macon. 3: Columbia O.
AT Savannah-Savannah- 3; jacksonville. l.
At AuguSta-Chareston, J; Augusta
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The University Heights team defeated the Junior
BrooklAnds by IA 10 70. The features were the bat
ting Of d. Mahoney and Wilkinson. the base-rm-
nns OF the winners, and double play by Barbour
and D. Mahoney. BATTERIES University Heights.
E. Mahoney and Wilkinson; BrOoklsnd Lawrence,
Lord. and Chiidress.
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COLLEGE GAMES.

40 Cambudge-Haryard 4: Brown. O.
~ Eeston Pa.-First ame- Easton. Q; Sbamotin
J. second game-Easton 2: Shamokin q
At Middictcwn. COun-Furiham :. WesIe,,-
Al Bcthlehem-Lafayette o. Lehigh. 3
Al I,1nccton-Amherst- o; Princeton. ..
At New Haven-Yale 0; Holy Cross
AZ MerceTsburg. Pa--Mercersbyirg Z: Indians 4
aty Of Vermont 8 - O''-'eI
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GRADE SCHOOL LEAGUE.
HuBbards Down Ross Team. Aided
by Jones Pitching.

The HubbaTds defeated the Ross team
in the Third Division Grade School
League yesterday by to l.
The feature was the pitching Of Jones
for the Hubbards.
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T9,d9y's sans-PsnsIon oaos vs. wanaea A c..
lures. Score:

Lei On bases-TTlning a. G. 5; Pension O4lcc 5.
First base on balls-Of Powell, 3; Of Murray, 2
Struck o,lt-By Powell :; by Murphy. 4. Three
base hits-Mooy %, Mccarthy. Burlesque. Two
base hits-Powel. Menefee. Molcy o.. Sacrifice
hits-Ruppert, Geible. Wynkoop. Lycette Hit By
pitcher-By Murphy. 2 Wild pitchss-Powel, ];
Murphy. l. Passed halls-Rupper1, /; Fox, =
Umpire-Nlr Carr Time Of game-l hour and g
minutes
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Two-bass hits-Delehanty Wagner. Hostettor
Home Un-Loach. Sacrifice hits-Ludwig Dele
hanty. Stolen bases-O Rourkc Murray. Konetchy (2l
Aobaucchio. Hit by pitcher-By Willis l. Bases on
balls-Oh Young. ]; OF Willis. l. OF RAYMOND. ! .
on fronne Struck out-By Young 2: bv
Fromme. 5. Umpire-Alr. Klein. Time Of Eame-l
hour and Is minutes Attendance, 3.773.
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Left on bascs-Brooklyn, g. Philadelphia. g. Bases
On balls-On Sparks. 4 Struck out-ily Rucker 6.
By SmrkR. L Home rln-Lumley. Two-base hits
Osborn. Bergen Stolen hases-Hmmel. Pattee ~ .
AlalOney. Double play-Sheehan % jordan Umpire
Mr.. Ruddersham. Time Of game-l hour and %
minutes. Attcndancc-2Ol0.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lawrunce-Lawrence. 6; Fall River. o.
At Loweil-New Bedford. z Lowell. 4.
At W'oTcester-Worccstor 4; Have-hiu. ..
At Observation-Disclosures. 4; Lynn. L
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GettiE Joins Lynohburg.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. June S.-Harry Gettig,
Of Baltimore, joined the local team to-
day. and he viii displace Capt. Moss at
short No one has been made captain
Of the team as yet, but Moss will be re-
leased.
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! Two-base hit-Hicsman. Sacrihce hit-Mclntyre.
Stolen base-Bradley First base on hals--OH VII
lett /; OF joss. l. Left bascs-Detroit. 2 Cleve-
land. l. Struck 0ut-By Willett. 6; by JOSS, 3 DOu-
bic plays-Kelliher 20 Downs 20 Rossman: Hinchman
10 Laj0ie 20 Stoyall. Wild pitcn-Willett. Time Of
game-l hour and % minutes. Umpire-AIr Sheri-
dan. Attendance. 29l9
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Utica-Utica. l: Syracuse, 0.
At GloversyiIe-A. J.. & c., Il; Binghamton. 0.
At Toy-Troy. ,; Scranton. O.
At Albany-Albany, 9: Wilkesbarre. s,
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TRIM QUAKERS AGAIN
Crippled Bandits Slug Ball
All Over the Lot.
THREE REGULARS IN LINEUP

Twins Sadly Depleted Crew, with a
borrowed Player in Their Midst,
Win Hands Down from the PhiIa-
deIphia Outlaws mt Union Park.
AthortOn's Work n Feature.
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LITTLE JOKE ON NEW YORK.
orth lift Hard, While GInze Is Hard
to Hit, Says Reporter.

New York, June S.-The Bostons made
It three out Of four by defeating the New
Yorks with ease to-day. Orth was hit
hard, and Glaze was hard 10 hit. and
that's about all there was to 1t. Blair's
catching was one bright spot in New
YOrk's play Score:
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Bridgeport Bridgeport 8; Holyoke. 4.
At New Standardization. 6; New Britain. 1.
At New Haven-New Haven, 4; Springfield !.
At Hartford-Hartford. u; Waterbury, l.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha-Omaha, :; Lincoln. 5.
At Pueblo-Puehlo. s; Sioux City, .
At Denver-DerTer, 10; Des MONIES. Is
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At birmingham Birmingham. l Mobile
At Montgomery-Moutgomery 3: Little Rock
AT Atlanta-Atlanta, 8; Memphis ten innings
darknessl.
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Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg Va, June 3.-The third
game between Lynchburg and Danville
was stopped this afternoon at the end of
the fourth inning without a run, hit, or
error having been made. The batteries
were: West and Bentley for Lynchburg
and Price and Ryan for DanviIle.
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Lett on bases-Boston. 8; New York s. Bases on
By Young. 3; BY Msthewson. H. Two-base hits
Aecdham. Dcvn. Sacrifice hits-Tenncy DovIe
Bndwel Stolen bases-Tepney IT, Double playsH
Bo"ermsn 70 Sweeney Young to Ritchey 10 Nc
1ann, Ompire-Mr O'Day Time Of game-l hour
and 20 minutes. Attendance 63l7. "O'N
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The very next time you want a drink
Of good whisky, tell the barman 10
make yours "a little mark rogers"
you'll remember the exquisite taste.
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OF THE TEAMS.
TWO STRAIGHT FOR BROOKLYN.
LumIey's Home Run in Third Inning
Decides the Contest.

New York. June 3.-The Brooklyns
downed the Phillies again to-day and now
have the proud record OF two straight.
Lumley's homer brought the winning
tally over the plate. Score.
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TO-DAY's GAMES.

Boston at Detroit.
New York mt Cleveland
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ST. LOUIS DOWNS PIRATES.
Cy Young Is Found Easy and Is Re-
placed by Willis.

Pittsburg, Pa. June 3.-St. Louis found
Cy Young easy to-day. and won without
any trouble. 6 10 T. Raymond started in
10 pitch for St Louis, but was ousced
in the second inning because he disputed
q decision bv T-rnpire I[lern Score.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
st. Peters Bats in Victory over the
st, Vincent's Aggregation.
STANDING OF T.

To-day's Commissioners vs Marines, at
Thirteenth and d streets northeast al $50
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;DING OF THE TEAMS
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
First MethOdSsts Defeat Waugh in
One-sided Contest.

OF THE TEAMS
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First on error-Boston. /. Left on bases-New
York. 6; Boston. 10. First base balls-On Ortiz
8. OF Glaze Struck out-By Orth. ,; by Glaze.
Home run-Gossler. Two-base hts-Ball Mcfarland
Stolen bascs-Niles Chase Double plays-McFSr
land 90 Lord; Mcconnell to Wagner Hit BY pitcher
BY Orth, l. Umpire-Mr. OLoughlin. Time Of
gamc-l hour and IS minutes. Attendance. 3OO
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Observation-Disclosures 2: Kansas City. c.
At ST Paul-St- Paul. o; Minneapolis. 5
At LoCisville-C Columbus. .; Louisville. l.
At lndianapolis-Toledo. q indianapolis. 0.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

AT Trent0n-Hauisburg 2: Trenton.
At Observation-Disclosures o; Wilmington, s.
At Lancaster-Altoona, !; Lancaster. @
At Reading-JohnStOwn, 3; Reading l
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Philadelphia, III Washington, 3.
Detroit, ~ Cleveland, L.
Boston, @; New York, 4.
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Earned Hns-Interstate Commerce. /: Treasury !
First base by errOrs-Interstate Commerce l. Treas
ury, l. Left on bases-Interstate Commerce. ::
Treasury. = First base on baIls-Of Hampton. .:
Of Hester. 5. Innings pitched-By Balzer. 2. b.
Hampton. 6. by Hester s. Hits made-Of Balzsr.
8; OF Hampton s; OF Hester. 8 Struck Cut-By
Balzer. l. hy Hampton. 2: by Hester. g. Two-hase
hist. Quantrell. Biolaski, Fulcher Sacrifice hits
MeCartle. German. ONeilL Stolen bases-Hayden
e. Mccarthy. Gertman Hester Fulchcr. smith
Double play-Barten 70 Keane. Hit by pitcher-By
BalzeT. 8 Wild pitCh--BR,Ier. Passed balls-Hay-
den. O'Nein UmpirD-Alr- Belts Time Of game
! hour and Is Minutes
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When you have lost or found anything.
telephone IN advertisement 10 The WASH
ington Herald and bill WI be sent you at
I cent q word.
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Charles Atherton played second base
IN the absence Of Lynch, and put up a
remarkable game. his one hand stab OF
liner In the fifth being particularly note
worthy. The veterans batting was also
OF the highest class he getting four clean
hits out Of as many attempts.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AT BufalO-BufalO, s.; Toronto
At Observation-Disclosures s; Providence O
At jersey Cty-Jersey City, ?; NeWa-k, 2 (eleyen
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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Moses & Sens 0 Log Hahn & Co... i ! so
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The Noses aggregation defeated the L.
J. Murphy Company yesterday. at Eighth
and Florida avenue northeast in a holly
contested game by 10 l.
Hummer. on the firing line for the fur
niture boys. pitched gilt-edge ball, strik-
ing out seven men and allowing the
Painters only three scattered hits His
teammates gave him fine backing. Score:
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Two-base hits-Catawba. Claret, Port
Home runs
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Batteries-Carrou. Chenault and Smith; Hallmi
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The First Methodsts easily defeated
the tail-enders yesterday in the Sunday
School League Score, 9 to 5.
Running catches by Carroll and Mack
and the batting Of Holman were the
features. Score: