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SUNDAY-sCHOOL LEAGUE.
Taflenders Lose to Ninth in Poorly
played Game by 10 TO ..

Today's game-Waugh vs. Fifth. at Sixth and D
streets northeast, at $50
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First base bY eu0n-St. Stephens 8; BrutEo0d.
? Left on bases-SI Stephens. 6: Brentwood. 3.
First base balls-0h Walker. S. Of BuTch, J.
Struck out-By Walker S; b. BuTch. z. TWobass
hits-Bryant, M0FiaTity AI0relsnd, H0ll0ran. Sac
rifcs hits-Doyle. Sanders MoFeIaud %. stolen
bases-Bryaut ~. Doyle sanders, Morsisnd Barnes,
Warden. Heinrich, Griffin, Myers Double plays
Barne5 10 DOYLE: BTysnt to Bunkis Hit hy
Fifciier-By Burch Wild Ditches-Burch. Walker.
Passed balls-1iyeTs. 2; KRAFT, 2 Umpire-Nr. Hofi-
man. Tine Of game-l hour ant g minutes.
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Earned ulns-Ninth, ); Bethany. /. First base by
errurs-Ninth, 4. Left on bsses-Ninth. g. Bethany,
G. First base on balls-Oh Symonoskie, g: Of Dodd,
l. Innings pitohed-By Dood Z; By Mathews. 2
Hits made-0if Dodd. s: Of Mathews s. Struck
out-By Dodd 5; by Mathews. 1; BY symonoskis. g.
Home run-Hands, TWo-base hits-Symonoskie, Zs-
uelG Pameroy Copeland. Sacrifice hits-Zaneln
Pcmeroy. Stolen bases-Connor. MaTcerOn. Symon-
oske. Sinclair (2l. Hit BY pitcher-By Symonoskie,
2; by Dodd 2 Umpire-Mr. Hughes. Tine Of game
y hour and 35 minutes
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V. 81. Cadets Win Gnme.

hptcill 70 Ile Washington Herald.
Lexington, Va, May 21-Virginia Mill
tary Institute defeated the University Of
West Virginia to-day. ( to O. The game
was the prettiest seen on the local
grounds This is the first defeat for West
Virginia this season. The cadets put up
a splendid game. Devault pitched great
ball. and allowed but four scattered hits.
Score:
HE
2 NJ T...,.,.,.,...,,. 90 o20x4l ;
C. cf " Va...--...... 0 Q 0 0 0 90 2
BatteTies-Y. n. l.. Deyault and Beauehamp:
C. f W. Va. Grayson, Core and AIcCarthr'
Struck 0ut-By DeFault, L: BY Grayson. 5; by
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SURVEYORS ARE WINNING.
Geological Outfit Has Little Trouble
with Virginia Team.
pecial tOfahs Washington Herald.

oreciaI toFzzls Nashngt0n Herald
Harrisonburg, Va, May A.-The base
ball team of the United States Geological
Survey to-day defeated the Shenandoah
Valley Business College, 8 TO ?. The feld
was sea OF mud, and only six innings
were played.
Since leaving Washington the Geo
logians have defeated the following
teams: Bethel Military Academy. 10 l;
Bridgewater College, 6 to 3; Harrisonburg
Business College, 9 10 2, and yesterday
they played Dayton a tie game, 70 8,
with Thompson, a State league twirier. "a
the box. The team goes TO Manassas.
where they play Friday and Saturday.
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WHITE sOx BUNCH HITS.
Score Nine Runs on seven BingIes
OF the HlghIanders.

New York. May 21-The White sox had
1t all their own way with the New Yorks
to-day, the latter playing poorly. They
made many errors. but this was not as
bad as the fact that the sox punched hits
of Lake. The New Yorks hit Walsh
freely. but not az the right time. Con-
roy hurt his arm making a throw and
had 70 retire. Attendance. 400 Score:
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Atlantic Leaeue nishands.

Boston. May 21.-The Atlantic League
Baseball Association to-day voted to
disband. President McBreen said this
action was taken because of the with
drawal Of Woonsocket, the jumping Of
players. and the refusal Of Portland
to leave town to-day.
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e CongresslonaIs yesterday defeated
ETesslonals. score:

Earned -Congressionals g. Washington Heights.
T. Left on -C0ngressionsls s; Washington
Heirhts l. FIRST base on balls-On King 2; of
Dair 2 innings pitched-BY King g; by Dair. &
b Young Hits made-OH King. 4; of DaiT. 3;
OF Young l. Struck esIt-By King 5; hy Dsir 5.
by Young !. Two-bsse hits-Avery, Yeager Watson,
Triton o. Sacrifice hit-DaiT. Stolen bases
Kane Perry, Price Triton. Double play-4lllburn
(unasjsteii. UmpiTe-Air. WateTs
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
st. Stephens Beats Brentwood in the
Last Inning.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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GIANTS GAIN BY BAD PITCHING
st. Louis Defeated Because of Poor
work on the Mound.

st. Louis, May H.-Bad pitching That
explains why ST. Louis lost to New York
in the second game Of the series this
afternoon. Crandali - the real hero
Of the game. Taylor was ,eken out in
the fourth inning to allow Doyle to bat
for him. and Crandall pitched in the sec
ond half Of that inning. He allowed but
one hit, and did not give single pass,
but two men reaching base after he went
In. Attendance g 800. Scnre.
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Left on bases-M. 5. C.. 6; Advent A. c., 4.
First base on ballz-Of Brooks. 3; Of Toense. .
struck out-By Brooks 10: by Toense. Il. TEo-ba
hits-Krsft. Barrett Henning RupertRs Toense
White. Brooks ~. Sacrifice hits-Hobbs Frazier
~. stolen bases-BTo0ks, Weber, BarFet WiaaF
White ~, Toense q. Pntey %. Frazier f5l
Towles ~. Double plays-Brooks 10 Puntney; Fra
zier TO Weber. Hit by pttcher-By Toeuss. Passed
balls-Barret 2; Co0mes. 1. Umpire-Ar. Clsrk.
Time Of same-I hour and 80 minutes
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Rossman RObs Pickering.

The fielding of the Tigers hardly com
pared with the work OF the Nationals, but
Siever was favored by excellent support.
Rossman pulling off the prettiest play for
the champions when he made a one-hand
stop Of a near-hlt by Pickering in the
ninth
The only run came in the opener After
Milan had flied out. Ganley singled TO
right and crossed the plate when Dele
hanty poled a two-bagger almost to the
porch Of the clubhouse. Pickering and
Warner went out on flies.
In the second Freeman, first up. walked,
but was forced By Mcbride. A double by
Ganlsy in the third. with one gone, was
wasted, as Delehanty skied to first and
Pickering was out short to first.
The Nationals had a good chance to
score IN the fourth. Warner drew a base
on balls, but was out when Freeman sent
a roller to short. Freeman made second
when Mcbride beat out beautiful bunt.
and the first baseman got as far as third
when Shipke forced Mcbride. Shipke stole
second, but both runners were left when
Siever threw Burns out at first.
From the fourth on the Nationals did nor
get a hit
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First base BY eErors-TW3ning. s. Advent. l. LEFT
on bases-Tw5nirg, 4; Advent, First base On
nals-0f RupsTtus. & of WyTick s; Of FidleT. /.
innings Ftched-By WsTick 3; By Fidler, (. hits
made-On WyTick. 9; OF Fldler. 2 struck Out-By
Rupertas. To- by WyriCk. 6: By FH5ler. 6 Three
base hit-RuppeTt. TWo-base hits-RuppeTt. RJ-
pertHs. Wyuooop Diver g.. Sacrifice hits-DiFeT,
Geible. Kraft, Seaton. vs. NARROW. Stolen bases
TCTTy o.. sullivan Rupert, Geihie o. Mccarthy
~. Kraft, J. MaTlow. Seat0n. Toense. ". NARROW.
Hit By pieilG-By WyTicS l. Wild pitC6-FldleT.
Umpire-2IT Click. Tine Of game-l hour and Il
ulinfffs
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Pittsburg saved by Rain.

Pittsburg, May I.-Rain interfered in
the fourth inning of to-day's game at Ex-
hibition Park and robbed the Brooklyns
Of what looked ike a second victory over
the locals. The score was 2 70 0 in favor
Of the Brooklyns when the rain came.
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Left OF bases-St Louis. 5; New YORK @ First
base on balls-On Ksrgsr, ?; Of Fromue, s. OF
Taylor, ! stricx oui-By Fromms, 8; by Crandau
l. ThIeI-hase hit-Konetchy. Two-base hits-Earry
k0netchy, DOYLE, CFandan Sacrifice hits--G5ls-
hanty, shannon. De7lin. Donln stolen bases
Shannon, DeTlin. Duble plaU-kargCr Gilbert
Konatohy. Umpircs-AIossrs. Rigler and Klein Time
Of game-l hour and IS minutes
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Fly Championship Emblem,
Then Lose to Boston.
THREE PITCHERS USED UP
Overall, Phester, and ReuIbach All
Batted Hard by the Beaneaters.
Giants Trim 81. Louis Cardinals
and PhilIies Exc Out a 6-to-5 We
tory over the Cincinnati Reds.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Boston, II; Chicago, 3.
New York, 8; st. Louis, 4.
Philadelphia, @; Cincinnati, 5.
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Milan Saves Game.

But the play that really saved the game
for washington was made by Clyde Milan
In the last inning. With Mcintyre on
first Dutch" Schaefer ripped off a liner
toward left center that looked good for
a triple. but after sprinting almost to the
fence Milan bagged the ball just as it
was going over his shoulder, thereby saw
ing the game. Some fielding.
While none OF the visitors was able to
get past first base. Washington was hav-
ing a hard time scratching out real hits
The visiting side wheeler let the homers
down with four safeties and all Of these
came before the game was half over
During the last four innings the Nationals
did not get anything that looked like a
hit
While unusually effective when he got
the ball across the rubber, Siever was in
clined at times to be unsteady, and he
walked three batters, none OF the passes.
however, figuring In the single run that
9nqidp6 the Issue
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To-DAY,s GAMES.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at ST. Louis
STANDING OF THE TEAM

Chicago, Ma g-The Cubs unfurled
their worlds championship flag to-day
with proper ceremonies. after which they
were given a crushing defeat by Boston.
Three pitchers suffered a lively lombard
ment. while Fiaherty kept the hits well
seattered. Abundance II 800. Score.
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TEob base hits-Kans. Bell. SNYDER Thompson tZl.
Ksliher Three-hase hit-Eelihcr Stolen bases
D,rd 49, Sacrifice hits-CasaSa. Kane. Ward. Bell.
Thcmps1n Madden Hits-0d Gibson. II OF Thomp-
SON O. First base On halls-By Gibson. 2: by Thomp-
son. @ Hit by pitched ball-Afeagher- Struck out
Rv Thomrson s: BY Gibson. 6. Left on bases-St.
Peters. 6: Marines. Passed halls-Sulivsn, ?;
Meaaher. 8 Umpire-1ir Cleveland Time Of game
Il hour and II minutes
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'Baited for Pfester IN fiji

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WILMINGTON LUCKS OUT.
Errors Cause Downfall of PhiIadei-
phia Union Club.

Philadelphia. May 21-Wilmingtnn prof.
tied by Philadelphias poor fielding and
won by to to-day. Bussie relieved Nc
Cright in the seventh and stopped bat
ting rally.
Manager Landgraf assumed charge of
the Philadelphia team and viii try 10
make 4 winner of il Score.
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N. $. c. II. Advent A. G. 2.

Discouraged by the wall1ping admins
tered by the Twinings, the Adyents were
easy for the Maryland S. c. team, and
at no time in the game had a chance to
win. Ruperts catching and the batting Of
the winners were the features. Score:
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SIX PITCHERS USED.
Heayy-hitting Game at Cincinnati
Goes to PhSIIies.

Cincinnati, May a.-six pitchers were
in use to-day. the visitors proving win
ners. Hard hitting marked both teams
work. Moren was not hit safely until
the sixth inning. Grant was benched for
nrOtesting 2 decisinn- Scnre.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Holyoke-Holyoke. 8; Waterbury, 2.
At Lynn-WoToesteT. Z; Lynn. ].
At HaTerhill-Hayerhill. 5; New Bedford, 3
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To-day's game-B -Bl0omngdale vs. Government
Printing Office. al Capita. PARK, al First and II
streets northeast. a. SO.
With the score a tie yesterday and
three men On bases in the eighth in
ming. Heinrich singled and Halloran
doubled. driving in four runs. and al
lowed St. Stephens Institute to defeat
the Brentwood team by 13 TO g.
The game was fast in spots, and Brent
wood looked Ike a winner at times, but
Stuckett's poor work On third base lost
The Farmers the game. Aoriaritys work
and Barnes efforts at shorstop for
Brentwood were the features. Score:
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Left on bases-Now York, S; Chicago, Z First
base On balls-Of Lake 4 of Walsh. !. strIck ont
BY Lake. ]; by Walsh. 4. Three-base hit-DOnO-
hue Two-base hit-Stahl. Sacrifice hits-Niles,
Hemphill. Stolen bases-Keeer Chase. Hit by
pitcher-By Lake. l. Umpire-sir. Egan. Time Of
game-2 hours aud 8 minutes.
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Batter out; struck by fair bali.

First base by eFroFs-Tnterstate Commerce, {; n
terror. B Left on bases-Interstate Commerce. s.:
Interior. 7. First base on balls-0f Hampton, q;
OF UsiIion, 6. Of Rohrman. !. Innings pitched-By
Hampton s; by Usillon. !; hy Rohman. g. Hits
made-Of Hampton 2: of Usillon. 2: of Rohunan,
1. Sacrifice hits-DoTe HsrTerCutter. DuEanne.
Stolen bases-Hayden, c. oursntell. Kean, D0ughsr
u. HaHerc1tter. Hit by pitcher-By Hampton. q
by Usillon, /; BY Rohrnau Wild pitch-Usiiion
Passed bsIl-Dawson Umpire-Mr. Belts. Tine Of
gsue-l hour and 50 minuteS
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Rain Tsnds Boston Game.

Boston, May a.-To-day,s baseball game
was called at the end of the fourth inning
on account of rain. Boston was leading
St Louis by the score of TO 0, the run
being made in the first inning
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Earned runs-Washingt0n / Left on
bases-W Washington. s: Detroit, 8. First
base on balls-Oa Burns, /; off Siever. g
Struck Out-By Burns. 4; by Siever, l.
TwO-base hits-Delehanty, Ganley. Stolen
base-Shipke. Umpire-Mr. Evans. Time
Of game-1 hour and 20 minutes.
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Earnea rns-EIl1abetlI s Bs00slyn, 5. FiFst base
on balboa Lew, T. Struck out-By Levy, g. by
Bo.oe, 5. Threebase hit-AleGee. Two-base hits
seeTy Miller. DoRd. stolen bases-Dowd, Kennedy
Double plays-Niller 10 Hahn; Kennedy 10 Cuddy
10 Riethman. Umpire-MT. Latham.
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ONE RUN PROVES ENOUGH.
Maps Able to Hit, but Cannot Get
a Maa Across the Plate.

Philadelphia, May 21.-Hartsels base on
balls and Nichols double gave the Phila-
delphias the only run scored. V!ekers,
effective throughout. Attendance, S,sl9
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures l: Utica. Q.
At WilkesbaTre, 3; Albany. 9.
At syracuse-SyTacuse, ]; A, ]. & G., s.
at STanton-STant0R, 2; Troy, 0.
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Earned Tuns-N lmlnglon, O. FlllaQtlpha. , hlrst
base On balls-Of McCright 5 Struck out-By Nc
Cright /; by Bussic s Home rln-Hooyer. Two
base hit-Whelan. Sacrifice hits-Johnson, Zollers.
Stolen bases-ZolleTs Smith, Townsend, Whelan 90.
Strayer Foster, Porter. Umpire-Air. Cullen Time
Of game-2 hours and % minutes.
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Great work in the Field.

Although Burns pitched great ball, the
whole credit does not by any means be-
long entirely to the pitcher, for the sup
port afforded by the Nationals in the
field was about as good as vas ever given
any pitcher. Time after time drives that
were bonzd for safe territory were in
tercepted by the fast home fielders,
there being more sensational fielding
crowded into the game than In any other
nine innings here this season.
Some of the feats performed by the
Nationals in defense Of Burns were ai-
most miraculous The first circus play
came in the fourth inning when Jim
Delehanty spurted toward second base,
and, jumping high into the air. stabbed
line drive from Cobbs bat that was
1O0-to-1 safe HIT
Three innings later Crawford pOked
roller along the third base line that look
ed good. but Bill Shipke came in on the
dead run and. grabbing the ball with one
hand, steamed 1t across 10 first in time
TO catch Crawford with but inches TO
spare. In the next round Shipke brought
the crowd 70 its feet by smothering a
liner from Payne's bat and. after kick
ing the ball about for a while. making a
perfect throw to first
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First base on bslls-0f Weimer. .. of Moren /:
OF Sparks. /; of McQuillen. l. Struck out-Bv
Weimer. /; hy SPARKS. .; b. AIoren l. Three-bass
hits-Huggns Mitchell. Twobass hits-Ganzel.
Doolin. Sacrifice hits-Huggns Grant Moren.
Stolen base-Osborne Double play-Knabe Olnas-
sisted. Umpre-3ir. Emslis. Time of game-2
hours
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE,

At Iren.on-LancasteT, g.; Trenton, g.
At AltOona-HaTiSbuW. g: Altoona. O.
Al JohnstoWn-W Transport. 6, JOhnst0Wn. s.
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UNION LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
WashingtOn-Readin (rain).
Wilmington. n Philadelphia, 5.
PatersOn-BuItimor lrain).
Brooklyn, o, Elizabeth, 3
TO-DAY's CANES.
Washington at Brooklyn.
Wilmington at Baltimore.
Elizabeth at Reading.
Paterson at Philadelphia.
CLOSE CALL FOR BROOKLYN.
Elizabeth Beaten I'm Heavy Hitting
Gnme hv 8 TO s

Brooklyn, May 2i.-In a well-played
game. featured by the heavy hitting OF
both teams. Brooklyn won from Elizabeth
here TO day by TO 5. Score:
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The Ninth Streeters defeated the tall
enders in poorly played game yester-
day. by 10 to 3.
Nine errors were made by the Bethany
team, eight OF which figured IN the run
getting for the Ninth aggregation.
Pap" Kerper and Marceron carried off
the batting honors. getting three hits
apiece out of FIVE trips to the bat
Score:
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Timely Hit In Second Inning wins
for Interstate Commerce.

Interstate Commerce defeated Interior
by to 3.
Usillon, who started the game for the
Interiors, was relieved by Rohrman in
the second, after giving six passes and
forcing run. Hampton, for Interstate.
pitched a steady game, allowing only
two hiss and striking out four men.
Rohrman also pitched q good game, but
was unable to win. hit by c. Qurantell
in the second scoring the three men
passed by Orison. Score:
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Advent Athletic Club Loses Double
header 10 TwIning and NJ. :. c.

To-iay's game-Wanach A. c. Us. Maryland S. C.,
az AIcDeYitt's Field. $50 p n.
The Advents played two games IN the
Independence League yesterday and were
defeated both times The Twining team
won the first game by Il 10 ?. batting
Weyriek out Of the box in the fifth inning.
Both teams played ragged bah in the
field owing 10 the muddy condition Of
the grounds. Score:
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Buffalc-Buhaio 4; Jersey City. 8.
At Montreal-BaltimOre 8; Montreal, 8.
At ToFonto-Toronto, ;; Newark, 0.
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nnnvilIe. 3, Richmond, 3.
cial to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, May H.-DanviIle won
to-day's game from Richmond by bunch
ing hits in the last inning by a score of
to 3. Four Of Danville's runs were bat
ted in by Strader. the Richmond CASTOR.
who joined the team last week. Revelle
and Loos both pitched good ball, and the
former was invineible except in the third
and ninth innings. Sandherr's fielding was
spectacular. Score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At St Paul-Aiinneapolis. Is ; st. Paul, 5
a. IndianapOlis-In indianapolis. L. Columbus, 5.
At Toledo-LouisFille. 4 Toledo. J.
At Kansas City-Kansss City. l. Milwaukee. 0.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Decentralization. 4; Jacksonville, ].
At Columbia-Sayannah. Q; Columbia. 0 ~ innings
iarknessl
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Lcit on Iases-Chic8eo. s. Boston, II. First base
on balls-Od Pheztsr. g. Of Reulbsch. 3. oT Flaher-
Is, 2 Struck out-By Paester ]; hy Reulbaca. !
By Flaherty, s. TEO-base hits-lsi'chey. Bates
Zimmerman. Schultz Steinfaldt Stolen bases
Browne, Mc;iaun. Double plays-Flaherty to
Sweeney % Mciianu. Slagle TO steinfedt 60 King
InpiIe-Mr. Rnddy. Time Y game-2 hours.
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RirsrdnIe Trim. brentwood.

Special to The Washington Herald
Riverdale, Md. May 21.-Riverdale de-
feated Brentwood yesterday on the lat
ter's grounds by TO 4. Piozet twirled
great game for the visitors. holding the
home team 20 two scattered hits and fan
ming thirteen batters. Two passed balls
and a wild throw let in all Of Brent
woods runs. Maupin startedsthe twirling
for the home team. but retired after the
second inning in favor OF Thompson. who
pitched a creditable game. The fielding
OF both teams was ragged. the only fea-
ture being a great stop and throw by
Bransom in the sixth inning. cutting off
hit. Ketner LED with the bat. with two
singles The score:
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
Detroit at washington.
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
TO-DAY's GAMES.

California Bill Burns outpitched the
veteran Siever yesterday in the most
brilliant battle between twirlers seen at
the local ball yard this sprins, and as
a result Washington trimmed Detroit in
the opening game of the series by TO O.
Two singles. one clean drive In the
first inning. the other a scratch infield
affair in the ninth. was the total amount
Of damage done TO Cantillon's southpaw.
Not a single Tiger got as far as second
base during the course Of the afternoon.
and on the whole Burns easily pitched his
best game since his debut in fast COM
pany.
While not particularly speedy, Burns
showed wonderful control and by keep
ing the ball just where he wanted 1t at
every stage, completely tanned the famed
Tigers and fully deserved to score the
shut-out
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At Msmphis-MontgomeFy 2; Memphis. !.
at Mobile-Alobile. 2; Atlanta, !.
at Little RoCk-Iittle Rock. 1. Birmingham. 2
at New 0Tleans-New Orleans. 0: Nashville, 0 Qs
innings; darknessl.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington, i; Detroit, o.
Chicago, 9j New York, z.
Philadelphia, L; Cleveland, o.
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COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
Washington Heights Loses TO Con-
grcSsiOnaIS by 10 3.
washing

W. Pct WI. Pet.
Eckingtop.... Q i.to cenges..ioaels. GO
Broakiand.--. Q 100 Wash Heights / 20
MetroDoiiiaus 8 ! 80 Independents. .00
To-d8y's game Washington Heights Eckingtcn.
b. Young /. TWo-base hi aver. YesgeT. Watson.
The Congressionals yesterday defeated
the Washington Heights by 10 8
The features was the helding Of Fague
and Perry. of the winners.
The Independents forfeited to the Con-
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE,

At Lincoln-IAncoln, 5. Denver. .
AT Sioux City-SiOGx City. ], Pueblo, &
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Marines Exc Out Victory over ST.
Peters Team.

To-day's game-Potomacs rs. ST Joseph's. at Thir
teluth and D streets northeast, az $50.
The Marines won a hard-hitting contest
from the St. Peters yesterday. by TO Z.
Eleven hits were registered against Glib
son. the Marines pitcher, and Thompson
Of 81. Peters, was touched up for nine
blUgles.
The features OF the game were the bat
ting Of Keliher and Thompson for the
losers and the fielding Of Snyder for the
Marines Score.
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BURNS TAMES TIGERS.
Southpaw Lets Detroit Down
with Only Two Hits.
GREAT FIELDING BY LOCALS

Delehanty, shIpke, and Milan Kill
Hits by Fast Hork-Lone Run
hanty Sends GanIey Home from
First ON Double TO the Clubhouse.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22

LIT On Tasts-NIeFeIanu .. INIIautlIFlIa ,. IITat
base on balis-Oh Rhoades. g. Struck out-By Wick
CTS. g. by Rhoades. l. Two-base hit-SchoilS Sac
rifce hits-Hartsel Murphy Stolen bsse-TusneF.
Double plsys-Nich0lls 10 Murphy TO Davis; Rhoadcs
% Turner 20 Stovau Umpircs-Messrs. Sheridan
and Hurst. Time Of ganle-l hour and % minutes.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-08-29
J. N. BAILEY Ely
Candidate for the Republican
Nomination for County
" Treasurer. -

I hereby announce myself as can
didate for the republican nomination
for county treasurer of the county OF
Beltrami and solicit the support Of the
voters at the primaries, September IS.
If elected to the Office of treasurer
will discharge the duties OF that Office
to the very best Of my ability.
j. N. BAILEY. u