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FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fivs aad one-SVIf s1riozzs. 7. n.
gI1e1e. III tPlcEeusi. % l. Won Niichaal ANGLO
u Martin % 3 secunt. Ir--sa-ar ~ Res
% T. third Tire. 10 z5 t-n-sc walter Poeo-
taliso. GlcTioie. ard Tenucrt also m
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase fun c-7rs-,s Rv-
zanrIls. li9 stone. ; 20 2 v1u- Woo5side. 10
tAic-laini. % :. scc1nd- Creolin. 40 lHc:5erf
y 1 thirL Tina- 514 Lavira s-.o "a.
tHikb RACE-Slz fzTlousS Gamt-iuus l1-
b1tlcri. 5 % J. wous Lirtle Osaee. l03 Rice. 10
% / sec1nd, King Thistle. 9 jBerge-} % Z
tnl17- Il1e- III Airship. Potre- Canopian
AEsEegzzE King Fo-ly. BIscshauk Bonshrsie
Uneasy. and Royal ARTILLERY also rzr
Ihe ior-th race f1- SIX fCriou-s. vas declared a.
FIFTH AACE-Six fgrirrES Golden shore ~
toul. % :. won; PunEy. IL tsI--ravl % !
seconds Almandine. les lNIorcllndl % 20 : thir4
Li-1e. l-l - Fred Nface DIX Ben. Cos-opost-an
Gag Boz ard Firetrand also ran
siAiH RACE-Oue and oue-sixresu-h niles
lsiIy. loi steele. Il 20 l6. wou: Oriental Ouecn
% ibUtic-l. 20 I. second. Chariia l8s tT-o1ie-l
% third Tine. Is I5- Codes Ns,so-
NeW Garter. Dr. Baker. ard Hiehbinde- also IN
SEN ENIH RACE-Ors nile and o-c-sirtee--h
Holsche-. II tNicoI. to : Won Lafsvstte 1as
Z .Ficke1si. - l. ssc1nd; Charlstan. Ios tDsre--
ichl- % :. third Tine. lS2S5 P4o,aSoaist
Na-nor. CrisWell. and Nancy also -au
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winchester, 3, Frederick. 3.

-Fol-a- % Ile Was-ilg-ll HeTlIl
winchester, Va. Aug. 7.-wiachester
defeated Frederick at Reservoir Park
this afternoon in an exciting game BY
the score q 8 70 > Both Howard and
Cantwen were touched up lively. but
Cantwell was able TO Keep his hits scat
tered and was more effective with men
on bases Capt Baker, OF the locals.
landed for home run the first tine up.
Montgomery did good work with the stick
and Curley Brown made a great stop.
For the visitors. Malone and Sheridan
led at the bat. Fuhrnan. the visitors,
second baseman, was badly hurt ard cave
way 20 Greens Batteries-Winches1e
CantveH and Mabry; Frederick. Howard
and Selvage-
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R. R. 7. N. C. a. LEAGUE.
CIineh Pennant as Result
of Forfeited Game

By forfeiting yesterdays game to
Trainmen. B. & 0. removed the last bit
OF opposition from Trainmen's winning
the cup in the Railroad Y NJ c A
League race
Trimmer now have but one game more
20 play with the Car Department. and
should have little difficulty in annexiag
the contest ShoPmen, wno have been a
close second throughout the league sea-
son. have lost one more game than Train,
men, and are sure OF second place
The postponed games viii be PLAYED OF
next week 10 determine the standing OF
the other teams
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NescOs vs. Marines and BroOkIand
vs.. Rockville on Card To-day.

NescOs vs. Marines and BrOOkIand
vs.. Rockville on Card To-day.
Two corking good games Of bail viii
be on tap al National Park this after
noon. when the Nescos and Marines and
the Brookland and Rockville teams clash
The Nescos are the leaders OF the Com
mercial League and going at a fast clip.
while The Marines at present stand al
the top OF the Marquette League ladder
The game Will be called at o'clock.
The second contest. which will be got
ten under way at O'Clock. is the last
OF a series OF five games between the
two clubs. each Of which have won two.
There IS considerable rivalry between the
two teams. and a large crowd OF parti-
sans are expected 10 turn out 70 witness
the deciding game. Shorty Hughes OF
Billy Belts viii handle the indicator
Both games VIII be for the price Of oae
admission
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DOUBLE BILL AT PARK.

AID Sta-buck
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Portsmouth, g, NorfoIl--

norfolk. Aug The champions played
Portsmouth a close game until the sew
enth inning this afternoon. and then
Foroes went 10 pieces, the Truckers max
lns nve runs and winning the game.
BAD misplays BY the champions also as
sisted Portsmouth in the run making.
al pitched IN his usual mastery fashion.
Score;
~ R. Il z.
Ao1folk- lk---------.---- ! o 90 Oo0Ll ?
Ets1riouth--------- 0 Os IS o
B5tteries-Forbes. Savage. and Evans; Vail and
Nadleigh. UzaDi7e-Afr Byron
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Saratoga. n Y. Aug. III 3. Duryea's s
Whip Top and A. weber's Refined ran a
dead heat in the first race a selling event
for mares. at six furlougs. here to-day Al
the first quarter pole Whip Top led Re
fined BY neck. but the latter soon forged
70 the front and held a comparatively
safe lead up TO the last sixteenth pole
Then Whip Top began 70 close, and
when Refined refused 70 respond when
Sweet went 10 the whip. Whip Top caught
her in the last jump. The judges could not
separate them, and the double % was
hoisted as the official ruling
Two in Handicap.
There were only Two starters IN the
handicap for all ages August BeImout's
Fair Play and 2. A Forsythe's Dorsnte
Fair play made all the running and won
in gallop by four lengths
H P. Whitney's Sea CliI. after a slow
beginning. moved at a fast clip around
the far turn. and then. overhauling the
leaders IL the stretch, won the Albany
handicap for tvo-year-olds in easy style.
Statesman closed rapidly and got the
place from Joe Madden
Dark Night. 6 10 ;. showed the way in
the third race. for three-year-olds. but he
tired at the end. and Notter had 70 drive
fsm hard 20 win by half a length from
Thomas Calhoun. De BUTgo was a bad
third.
NOnwinners Up.
Jockeys that had never ridden q win
ner had the mounts IN the 18th race for
platers at mile After long duel ST
got the verdict by a head
from The Wrestler. who was much the
best and should have won easily. Gram
sa- was an Indifferent third
In addition 10 Fair Plays victory. Au-
gust Belmont won the last race. for two
year-olds, with Madrnan- The Hastings
colt had all Of his speed and stood the
others on their heads He came home or
-hs bit Petticoat came from the rucl
and got the place from Tho Pippin by a
length.
The Summarized
FIRST RACE-sI furlolgs Waiptop. 10 Dfo-
-l-thyl. : 70 5. wun: Refined Us lsreefJ even
e>lud. Biskra. 10 lCuIleni 5 70 ! thira Tf7s
~ Gra1o Cazszon also rzu.
SECOND RACE-SiE fgrionss. seaclIf 10 Nc
JaIle-i 70 Won- sts-esu-r- IL LEo-teri.
o send Joe Nad1e-- IL 8!1ie-i. 20 l. F.
hird Tine. III 45 Cdlnau-ht Ra-rs- FfoF.sn
'ohlesEls, ard CbaHlzch also rar
THIRD RACE-Oze nile Dark Wat 10s jOot- Z
erl. 70 5. Won Thouas Calhr1n. 20 ls-eerl E
, 70 J. seco1ds De BgTg7. lo6 fshrllnE % 70 Z Z
1l71- Tine. 10 - BOOdCzf-- and E1rI-s Cu-rt I
lso ra-
FOURTH RACE-Cns nile anf -ua--s- Fzir
'Lls. 10 fNotte-i- % E wou. Do-lrte Io7 Ieel Z
70 L seo9ad I1H's. rs rs. Two starters.
FiFlH kACE-One nile Sfr Tr1dirr40n 10 I
lIallagherl. Il % 5 wcu- The Wras-Ier IT1 1r-r- d
nv. % ? second G-aDszr. g tC Miller 8 % d
mr., mn Poi-y WE--s and san Rice also ran-
SIXTH EACE-Firs ard ons-harf furlonzy- 1rsE- 4
'sn ~ Sweet, % l. wo1: Per-ic1at l0s nc
ianIoll. c 70 / seclld he PIuuln F- DTi1prI 4
% / thi-d Tine 40 45 Lady HUBBARD Z
..sata. NIichseI Beck. s,riks C74t- g x T-h,s-
- Gsrlc11tie also ran
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MEDALS FOR OLYMPIC HEROES
Return OF Victorious Yankee Ath-
letes TO Be Celebrated.

New York, Aug Plans for the re-
ception Of the Olympic Athletes on Au-
gust . have been announced by the ex-
ecutive committee OF the reception COM
mittee- The celebration viii take the
form Of a parade from Central Park Gown
Broadway to the City Hall. where medals
viii be presented 10 the athletes.
Every member OF the American team
Will receive a gold medal. the winners
Of the various events being specially hon
ored with medals bearing an inscription
OF their event Applications have been
received for places in the parade from al
the prominent athletic clubs. the Y. NJ. c.
A. organizations Of the Public School
Athletic League and the Sunday School
Athletic League
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Roanoke, 4, Richmond, o.

Ba''cTles-Hesd and Bentley Loos and Taacs
n-Flres-4-essrs Heuess- and lI-kee-e-.
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DONOVAN IS oUrpITcHEp.
Plank Keeps the Tigers from seor-
ing on Home Grounds.

Detroit Aug Plank outpitched Don
ovan at al stages. and the latter lost
his first game Of the year on the home
grounds Philadelphia scored IL the sec
ond on NichOlrs hit. his steal OF second.
and Plank's single. Schmidt dropping
Jones fine throw 10 the plate Schsefer's
error, Planks secc-d hit, and Oldring's
two-bagger scoreG two in the ninth.
Score
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SHUT CUT BY WALSH.
Chicago Pitcher Has Easy Time with
the Boston Batsmen.

Chicago, Aug z.-walsh shut ont Ros-
ton with little trouble. The Sox found
BurcheH Tor two hits, two hit batters.
and three runs at the start while ARIEL
anes was hit al timely moments. Nc
Connen was hit by pitched ball and his
right arm IS thought 10 be broken. Score.
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Wet Grounds Prcventr Gnme-

Wet grounds al National Park necessi-
tated the postpOnement Of the game be-
tween Columbia A g and Interstate
yesterday. The teams will get together
next Wednesday The Columbia I.eseue
contest was also called OF on account
OF the soggy condition Of the field. 4
6oubie-headeT VIII be played to-day.
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YANKEE oARSNEN IN CANADA,
Annual Regatta at st. GATHERINGS,
Ont, Likely TO Be Success.

St Catharine's Ont. Aug An the
oarsaen and scullers have arrived at the
course, and the size o fthe gathering in
sures one OF the most successful Cana
dian Henley regattas on record.
The Winnipeg four and eight came
across from Toronto last night Their
crews look ft and they have entered q
second four, made up Of men from the
eight and stroked By Carper The Aneri-
cans are especially strong in scullers
while the Canadian contingent Of sin
gles IS small The first event viii take
place this afternoon
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Es=nsd r1ns-1Izuhattaus- ,. Nirth- : Firy-. bsss
b crrcrs-Nznhattars. :. NiEth. 2 Jeft on haseS-
Alsnhatrans. g. Ninth, = First base On balls-OH
b7ooEs. 8 = Curli-gh1m- G. Strucz ou.-By
Brooks. q. b C1r1irgha-l- 6 T-o-hase hirs-Fal-
coue- p. Mo. Sues SscTl6cs hi--Frazir-
stolen bases-A-n1h-lster. Lz-z- Sssler Palmer -
L Ma Wa F-tcAss-Brooks 2 Cuapsre-lir
WyrkooP- Tine q ss-ne-I hour AID 20 Minutes
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Leit On besas-Chicaso. ;; Boston. & sac-iscs
aitS-Joces q. Taunehiu. Hahn stolen base-
D1-slerJJ- DOuhle plays-Daris % Parent 70 An
dersoni Arrel-a-es 20 Gessle- 20 af-Can-sl -
base @ balls-Os A-reliz-es. Hit BY Dir-b---
- Bu7cne-. ? By Arrella-es. /; b Waish I
Str1cE out-By Wslsh. &. by A-euanes WA
p4le-es-A -A7Tel-1les, Cupres-NesSrs Sherd1n
ard Eg1n- Tine q g-rne-I bor- 40 q -5I----s-
A--eudance-T 100
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

La1gdon defeated the FIRST Builders vesfsrssv lv
! . Tha features were the pitching Of Has
Eel fo- the Langdoas and the batting q Fo-s.e-
scr ne Ls1g1ols LGlCdon VII play the Br1----
we'd team today Tha Lalzi0ns Waur czrnes wf-h
teams arranging seFe1tegn years Address Frnnt
l1a-tingly. Lsngdon. D. C.
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WON IN THE SEVENTH.
Hinton Pitcher Throws Down Glove
and Leaves the Diamond.

SEA 70 re Nas---E-o1 Herald
Covfnston, Va. Aug. The locals took
the second game from Hinton to-day. : 10
8. Shef Moore pitched for Hinton and IN
the seventh inning the locals landed on
him hard and errors BY Walton and Tur-
ner gave the locals three runs and Moore
tHrew down his glove and left the dia-
mond. Callahan going n 70 pitch and
Moore 10 left field
Wills. new man. pitched for the To-
Gals and pitched good ball, although he
gave I'VE men bases on balls and hit one.
he struck out thirteen men. and made TWO
twC-base hits HIS base On balls gave
the HintOns two Of their runs. The locals
gave him good support. and the errors
made behind him were not costly Ten OF
HllJon's players going out on hy balls 10
heiders- The features Of the game were
Wills batting Daniels catching and base
running, and Gales fielding fer the locals
and Hobbs fine one-hand catch OF Willis
long hit 70 center field Score-
RHE
= Eitrtoa-------------.- 0 Q Q Is
CoTills1on. 0 ! 0 ; ~ 6
BAtteries-WEls s1d Dz15els: Moore. CALLAHAN.
AID S-a-buck
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,acTlnce hits-Bradley

Shipke- Stolen base-Hinchman. First
base on balls-OH Joss. :, on Smith !
Let on bases-Cleveland, 3: washington
2 Struck out-By Joss. 3: by smith. 3
Double plays-Lajoie 70 StovalI: Joss to
LajOie 70 StOvall. Milan to Street I'm
plre-Hr- O-Doughlfn- Time OF ear,a-7
hour and s minutes. Atferdanca-9 aas
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At syraeuse-Binshamton. 2; Syracuss. Q.
AZ Alhany-TrUy. 1. Albany. :
Al MliSeso1rTe--N -Nlkesbare. ?; Scranton, q
At Elmira-Elnira rs Utica rain.
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L2roed rua-Pieked team. ! Fi-st base by e--vs
ham Co. Left OF bases-Picked team. 3.
Aahn 4 Co, First bese o. hars-Of Oman /
o1 u Neile- I; Of Draeger. Innings pitched-Bv
Ouinn- 5; D O'Neillc- .: BY Draeger 3 b. Ri-kc-
! os Soucer. i HIS made-Of OSeiIle 4. Of
Sula1, :, On D1aezer. 2, on Kicker / Sruck
olt-By Quinn, s. By O-NeIle. !: bT Drse-pr .. fv
6leNeT J. By Souder. Two-base hifs-Ricke-
Sutnn- Sacrifice ht-L. Hz1diboe stolen baSe-
s'-oef. Double plays-Cohn to Ricke-: Cohn TO
sab Wild pitch-Riczer. U-,ni-e-Nrr o-,s---.1,s
Tine cf Ear1e-I hour. 1-
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s1olen n1ses-Donorar- Nichols Z CoIlins Tire
base hit-Ola-1as- Struck 0st-By DunoTan. s. by
Plank Left on hases-Det-oit, ,; Athletlcs. q
bases On blns-Of Donovan. / Double pIsv-E
Collins 70 Davis Urup-re-Alr. Counolly. Tine q
sans-l hour and $ Minutes. Attendance. 47ss
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Let o. oases-St. Einceut's !; Turnerites
ny oase On nalls-Od McNahou. :. OF Symanos-
E1e, Struck 0ut-By NcAIaho-. 3: bv sv-nsBos-is
> L1ree-oase h1t-SpaidInE TVo-oase hits-Bishop
NOM sIaloIns- Sacrifice hits-aiiIer Brewer
Stolen nases-bishop e. Mccormick q Wild
.al-1- 4l1ns q genc-l Lour ard S mirufes
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SINNER IN FINE FORM.
HaEerstOvn Pitcher Holds Cham
bersburE Down TO Two Hits.

bersburE Down 10 Two Hits.
Speciai 20 Tae WaSallE1oa Herzld
Hage-stown- Nd. Aug 7-Hagerstozu
turned the tables on Chambe-sburg this
afternoon and won by the score OF to q.
Sinner was in fine form and held Cham
bersburg down 70 two clean hits. the
third being a mere scratch. Reese, while
he pitched a good game for Chambers
burg. was Tot given the best support
Score
RI E
Chanbe-sburz- 0 Oo0o oo55
Esss-s-17z. Q i0I IS 9
B1trsues-Reese and Hoch. Shi-er and Rzzs5zle
Jmp17e-hr- Evans Tine Of Ezue-1 hour z-6 =
minutes
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Wo7oesteT-WOrcester rs. lynn; rain
AZ LoTeii-Lo7rel Vs. HaverhiIl; rain.
AZ BTnckton-Brockton Ts. Lawrence. raiu- ~
At Fan Riyer-Fau River. 4; New Bedford. .
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MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AZ MnTaukee-A -AiilEaukee. ?: Kansas CITY. l
At Toledo-To,eio. %. Co.uusb,Is. L
At lndlan22olls-I 5: Louisville. L
Al 81 Panl-MiuneApolis. 6; St. Paul. !.
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Kensinston Blanks Briehtwood.

The kensington baseball team treated
the BTightwood team 10 a coat of
Wnitewash Thursday afternoon at Ken
sington- The battery work Of wartbeo
and Quinte- for Kensington was unusu-
any good, BrightwOod making but three
hits, and Warthen having ten strike
outs to his credit. Score.
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REDS GOOD IN THE MUD.
Rucker, of the BrOOkIynS, Is Out
pitched by Ewing

New York. aug. The Reds showed
ability as mud performers again to-day.
setting around sDryly in the OOze. and de-
teating the Brooklyns- Rucser was out
pitched BY Ewing. Score
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FAILED TO FIND LOOS
DanVille TwiFler Too Good
for Lynchburg.
GET BUT A SINGLE OFF REID

shoemakers Outbat and OutheId the
Visitors, but Are Unable to Do
Things when a Chance 10 Score
Was Possible - sIerrf1t's Errors
Are Costly to the Richmond Team.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE

At NickstT1rE- -ai0uToe. ;; T5cist1lrE. I
AZ 1oiuIa i1'iz-C Columbus 8 GulfpOrL L
a. JacAson-JacEsou. 5; Merriam. L
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iPeeal % he wash1g-oa Head

sreSzal 70 The wsshag-oa Head
Lyncaburg, Va. Aug. T.-DauvfIls beat
Lynchburg by the score OF 9 70 0 to-day
because the locals were unable 70 hit
Loos in the pinches and 10 prevent the
visitors from doing something 10 get
around the corner
Reid allowed one clean single and four
scratches, several of which might have
been heldeG by faster work
The ShOemakers Out-batted and out
NEEDED the visitors, buI were unable 10 do
things when runs were possible. Score:
RHE
ly-cil burg ------------- 0 0 ooo0 !
Da1rille lle-- q . g q 1 a q
BatteTies-Hesd and Bentley, Loos and Tascsa-a
I1pres-Eessrs. HeueEs- and McKee,
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Al Little Rook-Little Rock. 1: Noble. 0.
AZ AasnVilie-NaSlTiIie. 2. Atlanta. 1
Al BiTTnlnghaul-Af -Af0ztE0u1ery. s. RiruirEhau' !
At Nemphis-Alemrhis y New O-lcars rsin
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While you think Of It. telephone your
want Ad- to The Washington Herald and
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Ninth Loses TO Manhattans in Good 1
Game-ScOre, 8 TO T.
STANDING OF !

Manhattans increased their lead over
Ninth street yesterday by defeating them
TO Z, IN q weu-pisyed contest On Nc
Devitt's Field Brooks. on the rubber for
the winners. pitched great ball strlk-
fne ont fofrrfae- c~o-a-
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TRT-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Lsnczster-Lancsster !; Trenton. 4
At tSchnsfown-lohnstown. 0: Harrfs-u7z- Z
At Wilntng1on-WilninEton. s. Rsadinr a
v HHliSnspors-Altoora ram.
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HNGTAJR Is Benehed by 0LoughHn 1M1TETTDC
RUN A DEAD HEAT
Whip Top and Refined Are
Matched at Saratoga.
TWO STARTERS IN HANDICAP

BeImOnt's Fair Play Makes the Run
ming and Wins from Doranfe in n
GaliOP-NOnwinninE Jockeys Have
All the Mounts in the Fifth Race.
MadmaR Scores in the Last.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

AZ On-a aha-O1naha- 6; Des 8Ioines. ,
Al fue6io-Puebl0. 2. Denrer. S
AT LAncoin-Lizcoin. @, Sioux City.
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EASTERN IEhGEE
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Baltinore-Ffrst ezme- Toronto !. Raltiusg-e
1 Second sa-le- To7onto. ,: Baltimore. 4
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SMITH BEATS MAPS
Pitches Shut-Out Ball in Last
Game Of Series.
MvINCIBLE FROM THE OUTSET

But for n Wild Throw by Freeman
Cleveland Would Not have Scored
TAN TvvfrIer Bests Joss, the Prize
Package in Pitching DueI-~BObD
UaGIaub Benches for Kicking,
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- oA oeSes-E-lck-ln. ) Cincinnati !. Bases
q oals-OE Rucke-. 2. OF Holmes I: Of Tvfng
= Hu1ns rIn-Jor5au- Thra-bsss hft-Htt--srs
INFo-1Gse h-r-HuEEl-s Saeldcs hirs-Is1rsIev
Lewis ausg1ns Pzskerr ~. Mclean SchleL Stolea
oase LOOT JIn1l1es-1IessIs Jolustoue ard Rud-
ceri-a7' I-r-e q Ez-a-l Loz- and % u-lrutes- At
teocancs go.
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spec4al 70 The Wasainr-oz Herald
Richmond. Va. Aug 7-Roanoke's hits
with Messitt's errors n TIE third inning
gave the visitors three runs and a lead
which Richmond could not overcome.
Sparks was hit freely. while AIorrissey
held The locals wei IN hand. NIcCee's
work at second was the feature. Score.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Hahn & Co. and Picked Team Play
Five-inning Tie Game.
STAINING nc -r1r- --r.--

Neither Hahn nor the Murphy Company
could place fun team On the field yes
leroay. 50 an exhibition game was played
oy Ine Hahn's and e picked team to I'll
ne Oil Both sides put up a good str-ue-
gle. and the game was called with the
score tie. Score.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Turnerites Call Halt on 81. Vin-
CENTS Winning Streak.

Io-day's Czne-St. J0seph's IS TurneriteA. a.
1nirteenth and D streets ac-theas. a. 5sa
The TUrneriJes stopped St Vinceut's
winning streak yesterday. defeating them
In an exciting ssve1-inning battle BY the
score OF 70 3
MCMAHON was n excellent form. and as
q result only three hits were made of his
delivery Syuanoskie pitched a good
game, but received poor support. It looks
now as i s.. Fincelts were out OF the
race. as far as first bOaors IS concerned.
Score.
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TO-DAYrS GAMES.

STANDING or TIE TEAMS.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
FORAKER NAY AID.
/ ODD0sitiOn to POstmdsiers Named by
Porter.
TFrorn Tbe Tribun. Buresu.l

Washington. Jan. 25.-It Is not improba bic
that the opposition Of Senator Foraker and his
friends in the Senate may extend even TO the
appointments Of pOstmasters In the Bath New
York District, that of Representative Peter A.
Porter and Representative Wadsworth- with
the recommendation OF Mr. Porter the Presi-
dent on Thursday sent the names OF five post
masters TO the Senate for confirmation, and al
though no action taken ii is reported that
the appointulents will be held
The reason for this is said TO be that Mt
Wadsworth is bent on carrying his opposition
Of the President as far as he can. and TO TINS
end he has asked the support OF the New 1orh
Senator's but both, ii is understood. have re-
fused to protest against the confirmauons IL
Is further reported, however. that MI "ads-
xzorth is counting the support or Senator
Foraker and his colleague, Senator DICK. who
i'm turn will call on the other anti-RooseVelt
Senators
Mr. Porter is by means alarmed AT the
cftuation but expects that the appointments
viii Inc confirmed as they are not political
The men whom he has named are II D.
E-Iach of Attica; w. l.. Lewis, or Arcade. Ma
,baniel Roberts, of Lockport; J. T. Morey' OF
I,ansviIIe and G. NJ Nellis, of Barker
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
P4CKING FOR HUGHES.
Parsons, Bennett and Fassett Sag
They Are an the Fight to Win.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau.l

Washington, Jan 25-Representatives Par
sons. Bennett and Fassett put themselves on
record to-day as being in the Hughes fight 10
win. They made it plain that If they can pre-
vail the Governor will have New York's solid
deregation at his back as long he wants or
needs It.
We not backing the Governor in a cOmpli-
mentaTy way" said Mr.. Parsons. "but we are
in the fight for him to win. He will have the
united backing of his state, and we do not IN
tend to go to some other candidate after We
have delivered the goods the first time He
have the votes just long as lie wants
needs them"
Mr.. Parsons said there were some men back
ing Hughes now because they want TO control
the organization and not because they have
any particular friendship for the Governor
Then he added: These the men that need
Watching
What do you think of Governor Hughes's
chances?' MIR. Parsons asked
Il prophet" he replied. with laugh
You'll have to ask some o. the professional
prognosticators about that"
THE people in New York state and city have
no doub. about our sincerity in this matter.
said REPRESENTATIVE Bennet. Mr.. Parsons and
are both in this fight 20 win for Governor
Hughes. and those who know records know
our lives. and not preparing 10 throw
Hughes.
Suppose the Governor aligns himself WIN
the so-caIled reactionares? Mr.. Bennett was
asked Suppose that the 3ist he should
ma ke a speech that would not fill the bill with
those who believe in the Roosevelt policies and
ideals
Don't worry about the Governors speech.
said Mr.. Bennet You will find that the speech
he makes the :s1st will he all right IL Will
please the Republicans Of the state as well as OF
the Union and will be accepted at its face
value. 1t will show that the Governor will be
a worthy successor to the man now in the White
House"
1ir. Fassett echoed the sentiments OF Mes5rs.
Parsons and Bennett. and said he expected that
the Governors candidacy would be heartily in
dorsed by the county committee at its meeting
on next Wednesday.