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The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
ATTELL PRAISES KETCHEL.
Says Montana Fighter Will Wear
Burns Crown in Year.

New York. June 1O-"Without doubt
Stanley Ketchel is the greatest fighter
in the world to-day He can beat Tommy
Burns doing anything" is the manner in
which Abe Attell, the feather-weight
champion of the world. refers 10 the con-
IQueror Of Billy Papke, Joe Thomas, and
the two Sulhvans.
Il saw the Milwaukee battle" con-
tinued Attell. "and I was astonished at
the manner in which Ketchel handled
himself. He has improved 100 per cent
since his first performance with Thomas.
He has also taken on weight, so that now
he is a mighty big fellow BY the time
Burns gets back 20 this country Ketchel
will be ready for him. Take It from me.
Ketchel with be the worlds champion be-
fore a twelvemonth runs by
Attell did not waste any time on his
arrival in town in getting down TO busl-
ness. He hadn't been off the train from
the West a half hour before he had
three or four OF the CLUB managers in
terested. ard the result Is thar he has
been matched - fight Matty Baldwin be-
fore the Grand Athletic club. In Harlem,
within the. next two weeks.
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Another defeat at the close.

Another defeat al the close.
A double and a single was Charley
Jones share of the batting.
After Freeman had failed to hit Can
tillon took him out, and had Altizer fin
ish the game at first
The veteran Jack Taylor. now with Co
lumbus. is pitching the best ball i'm the
American Association.
The Chicago cubs are presenting a
patched-up outfeld with Hoffman In right.
slagle In left, and King in middle.
Ty Cobb's legs are in had shape. but
he sticks in the game at Detroit. He
says he will continue until one of them
breaks.
Pickering has been benched and Milan
given back the old place in center The
youngster poked out couple Of hits
yesterday.
The Cincinnati Reds are cllnging 70 the
first rank with remarkable aggressiveness.
II Camel can keep his men up there TO
the finish they ought TO stick up a monu-
ment to him in Cincinnati
President Ban Johnson was in Detroit
yesterday investigating charges against
Umpire Jack Sheridan, preferred by the
Detroit club. Manager Jennings and Wild
Bin Donovan have been indefinitely sus-
pended pending his decision.
The stories that have been printed in
several New York papers about tho
changes that were 20 have been made in
the Yankees while Griff was out OF town
have been characterized as fakes by Grit
fith, and he further says that no changes
will be announced by any one but himself.
and that nobody i'm New York or any
place else inteTferes with his management
OF the club.
The Nationals have been finishing mis-
erably in nearly all OF the games since
leaving here. At Chicago the club fell
down three times. after having obtained
an early lead, and in both Of the games
at ST. Louis have allowed the Browns
20 win out az the end, The pitchers have
been doing good enough work but the
support has been decidedly poor OF
course. the team viii recover but a bet
ter fighting spirit should be injected be-
fore too much ground is lost.
Scouts are getting busy. The American
Association VIII be raked over this sea-
son with a finer comb than ever before
The Boston Americans. who bought more
players than any other league team a
year ago, are early on the ground with
Fred Lake. who picked Brownie GessleI
year ago. doing the scouting again II
Is said that he has made offers for Rube
Marquardt of indianapolis. and Wood, OF
Kansas City. Joe Cantillon claims TO have
an option on the latter player, and the
scrap Is In sight between Joe and Tebeau
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SULLIVAN OFF FOR ENGLAND.
VIII Perfect Arrangements for
American Olympic Team.

New York. June I0.-James z. Sullivan.
secretary Of the American Olympic COM
mitJee, sails for England tomorrow Oh
the White Star Liner Baltic. and he Will
remain in London until after the close
Of the athletic events in the British
Stadium, which Will be in August.
After Mr.. Sullivan reaches the other
side he Will look after the arrangements
already made for the teams quarters,
and II the location is not suitable. a bet
ter place Will be found somewhere near
the scene Of action. The Olympic sec
retary said to-day that he was glad 70
get away. TO rest for awhile.
Talking on the teams prospects and
other matters OF moment, sullivan said:
4 think we viii win the point honors
OF the Stadium. and the prospect that III
be there to see pleases me. II will re
my last effort In the athletic team line.
and If ever America should 20 again for
foreign laUrels somebody else will have
the honor of plotting the boys"
Mr.. Sullivan said he did not expect 10
be on the field among the officials. The
English officials would run the meet 10
suit themselves The English Stadium
viii be q clear case Of no butters-in need
apply The boys viii not see London or
the sights til the games are over.
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NATIONALS SUFFER SEVENTH CONSECUTIVE DEFEAT THE
GOSSIP FOR BASEBALL FANS.

II would not be surprising II Smith or
Falkenberg should work to-day.
The New York club has released Sammy
Strang Nicklin TO the Baltimore club.
As against only seven men in the Ma
tional League batting 800, the American
can claim fourteen
There is movement on foot to organ
lze a bank clerks league here. The plan
is 20 play every Saturday, and the idea
seems to be a good one.
For a man facing a drop to the minors.
Joe McGinnity of the New York Ma
tionals. is pitching pretty fair ball. His
last two games have been shut-outs.
The interscholastic championship be-
longs to the Georgetown Preps The vic
tory is made more creditable by the fact
that the Props had few preliminary
games.
Bowerman caught forty games before
being forced out by a broken finger
Does II pay to work one man with all
kinds Of pitchers is a question worth
considering.
Ball and Chase are the only Yankees
who still manage TO stick 10 the leaders
Hemphill and Stahl added a few points
far from the 300 class.
''Rube" Wadden not only downed his
old teammates Monday for the second
time. but celebrated on the side by max
ing his first hit Of the season. 1t vas
an extra base affair. too.
The old suggestion about NUMBERING
baseball players like a lot OF mannixin.
has been revived. "a poor idea" com
ments a veteran. "The more OF that sort
Of thing there is the less viii grow the
personal interest In players"
Brooklyn does not boast Of single 800
batter, Johnny Hummel has fallen be
hind, and Tim Jordan is still searchinl
the dark corners FOR his 900 club. Harry
Lumley has the doubtful honor Of being
the weakest batting regular on the Su-
perba payroll. and he shows no signs OF
passing even the 200 mark.
The baseball team at the University OF
Illinois has lost the services Of Ernc
Ovitz, who Is considered the best college
pitcher in the Middle West through his
admission that he had played semi-pro-
fessional bail in April Of this year. Ovits
admitted the truth OF the rumor fifteer
minutes before the Illinois team left fol
Lafayette on the last trip Of the season
and was subsequently left behind by Di
rector HUFF. Ovitz said that he pitched
one game FOR the Riverview club OF Chi
/ cagO when he was debarred from playinl
/ by the faculty because OF conditions. Il,
will probably follow professional ball fol
/ d time, as he has signed with the Bostor
/ Americans.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
AtIantics' MispIays Make IL Easy for
81. Stephens 10 Win.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

s. Sol s1spS,3;c a S; S3 3 fflI5tI..., & F 2i,-., : *
Tc-day's game e-Blo1mirg5ale Athletic Club vs.
Columbia. az Capital PARK. Fis, and VI streets
northeast. 90 $50.
St stephens Institute. largely through
the rank misplays Of the Atlantics. easily
defeated the tail enders yesterday by s
20 l.
The Atlantics were whitewashed until
the ninth inning. when Wilson tripled,
and came home on Balser's drive over
short stop. which Mess made a stab for
bat failed 10 reach. Warden's catch
in center was the feature Of an other
wise slow game. Score:
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Totals

'Batted for Freeman in the seventh
IBatted for Mcbride in the ninth. ;Batted
for Shipke in the ninth.
St Louis.-........, 5000 2x-4
Washington ...... 0 0 0 . o.
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To-day's game-commcrce and Labor vs.. Navy.

The games on the White Lot yesterday
resulted in a continuation Of the victori-
Gus march Of the leaders, and the not
quite-so-g glorious march Of the tail-end-
ers. Treasury defeated Agriculture z 10
l. and Post-ofice whipped Interior 70 1.
The farmers were out to win. and with
their pennant-winning battery Of last
season, Sanders and Weber, hoped 10
put crimP in Treasury. But the
Money Counters willed otherwise, and
spanked out hits and tailed runs with
ease. Although Sanders struck out eight
men TO Hester's four. his teasers ap-
peared 10 lack their deceptive power,
every inning scoring hits against him.
and some times two and three in batch.
Agriculture did her part with the willow.
and found Hester for six hits, but the
desired tallies were lacking. Score:
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LONGBOAT TO COMPETE.
individuals Finance Trip of Indian
Runner TO Olympic Games.

Toronto, Ontario. June 1o.-Tom Long
boat has left Toronto for the Olympic
games, in spite OF James E. Sullivan. Of
the A. A. L, and with the grudging per-
mission Of the Canadian committee. He
was accompanied by Tom Flanagan. It
was he who raised the money to finance
the trip In half an hour this morning.
NJ. J. Haney and J. G. Merrick We're the
first contributors. and they came up
strong Mr.. Herrick Just remarked:
Name the amount
There is piles Of money In sight" said
Tom Flanagan this morning, "and I Will
engage the best trainer in England for tho
Indian. II it is in him he will win. and
it's I'm him. He will train in Ireland
Every member Of the local athletic club
was anxious 20 help with finances. and we
could have had as much as the rest OF
the Olympic team put together II We
needed IT,"
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DANVILLE TAKES BOTH.
Captures DOubic-hcuder - Pitchers
Play Fine Games.

Il AtAN Aht AAMth-
spccis, 30 The Washington Herald.
Danville. Va, June 1.-Two pretty
pitchers battles here to-day resulted in
victories for Danville in both games OF a
doubie-header by scores Of . TO and TO
O. Bugs Walker and Marty Walsh. a
brother Of Ed Walsh, Of White Sox fame.
performed box duty for the locals. and
had the visitors guessing at every stage
OF the game. Stoehr and Reynolds. who
pitched for Roanoke. worked fair.
Powell and Lohr made sensational
catches IN the out garden. while Clark's
work in left Held for the visitors was phe-
nomenaL Scores:
FIRST GAME
R.H.E
Danyille- 900 OlOx-2
Roanoke. ...-.-....... 90 II /
Battcres-Walker and stubie: stoehr ard Bowie.
Umpire-Mr. HennaFer.
SECOND CAME.
RHE
DauviIe. o 0I0.00 0l0Ox-2 2
o o 0 0 % 0 % 0
Batterics-walsh and RYAN. Reynolds and RasS-
dale. Umpire-1lr. Henuaglr.
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PREPSTAKETHE TITLE
Technical High School Loses
Deciding Game.
REGULAR PLAYERS MISSING

With ReIchard and Cray Absent,
Goodman Goes Into Box, but Is
ers-SimpsOn shows 10 Advantage
for the New Champions.
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Throws to Grnnd stand.

Some wild throwing aided In the defeat
Of the Nationals. After Stones double
in the eighth. Danny Hoffman singled to
center. scoring Stone. Milan made an at
tempt 70 head stone off. and threw the
ball against the grand stand. Hoffman
continued TO third. and Street. In trying
20 catch him there. threw into left field.
Hoffman counting.
Tho Nationals went out in order IN 1he
Arst stone lined a home run TO the score
board. Hoffman singled. but was caught
off first
After Hartzell had gone out in the sew
enth, G. Jones lined one at Mcbride,
which was too hot for him 10 handle.
and It went for a safety. 7. Jones singled
10 center. and c. Jones went 10 third
whence he scored on Ferris Iy-out 10
Ganley.
In Washington's half of the eighth
things commenced 20 happen. Mcbride
hit an easy one TO Hartzer which was
fumbled. Shipke drew a pass, and Gates
sacrificed, Ferris to Williams. who was
covering first Misan's single 70 left
scored Mcbride and Shipke. Ganley
bunted safely. and Bailey was taken out
OF the game, Dineen going in. He hit
Delehanty filing the bases Clymer hit
20 Ferris, who got Milan at the plate. and
Street lined into Williams hands. ending
the inning
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DEFEATED In EIGHTH
st. Louis Snatches Another
from the Nationals.
POOR THROWING A FACTOR

with Score a Tie MILAN Throws Ball
10 Grand stand and street Heaves
Into Left, Allowing Browns TO
Make Two Runs that Decided the
Game-StOne Makes "A Home Run.
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The Grace Bapusts played the Fifth
team for ten innings 10 a standsuU yester-
day, score. 1 70 !.
Kerr and Gordon. the opposing slabmen.
were in good form, and pitched excel
lent bail. the former allowing three hits.
while the latter was touched for four.
But for Clements error in the sixth In
ming. Fifth would not have Tailed. Score.
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Left on bases-Chicago. z; Philadelphia. g. Sacri-
fee hit-Seybold. Stolen bases-Shaughnessy. Hart
SCI, Murphy. Dougherty. Double play-Nicholls 10
Murphy 70 Davis. First base on balls-OG Manuel.
5; on Plank ; Struck out-By Manuel &. nv
Plank. Umpre-Air Connolly. Time Of game
hours and 10 minutes. AttendanceA,5n
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Ldt bases-St vincents. 6: st. Paul's 10.
First base on balls-Of Steep /: OF Brewer s.
Hits mode-Of Steep. Is of Brewer, To-; on More
land 3. Struck out-By Steep. 2. b. Brewer g.:
by Morcland ,. ThreC-hase hit-AfcCarthy Two
base hits-Daly. Ticmey. Canavin. Kcane. Sacri.
flee hits-Stcep, COhil Brewer Stolen bases
Miller lg. Clhnl (g. M0ralaud. Snyder. Brewer
DAILY. steep Schaftot o., Tiemey 49, Wilh0ite
Graves. Double pays-BrcWcr % CohiIl: Miller
70 DAILY Hit by pitcher-By Steep, /; by Brewer
Passed baiis-Dutt0n . Umpire-Mr. Watts
limo Of game-l hour and 50 minutes.
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Hngerstown In Eleventh.

Special to The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd. June 10-Hagerstown
and Frederick played a great game at
Athletic Park here this afternoon, the
home team winning out in the eleventh
inning. The contest was a battle be-
tween Nicodemus and Maher with Nico-
demus having decidedly the better of the
argument. Both pitchers were backed by
fast fielding. the errors made not figlIring
in the score, which. by innings, follows:
RHE.
Frcderick....... 5000 100000 90 5 ,
Hagerstown.... 0 0 0 0 % o 0 II
Batteries-Frederick. NIaher and selvage; Hagers-
town, Nicodomus and Simpson. Umpre-Mr Mar
tin. Time Of game-2 hours and 25 minutes
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Win in Eighth.

Dineen went out. in the Brownies half
Of the inning, Gates 10 Altizer. Stone dou-
bled along the right field foul line and
Hoffman followed with single to center.
which scored Stone. Mnans overthrow
to home, and Streets overthrow TO third.
enabled Hoffman TO score on his hit
Although Altizer singled in the ninth.
and Cantillon sent Tannehiu and War
ner in 10 bat for Mcbride and Shipke. re-
speCtivey. nothing came Of IL, for Tame
hill popped up 10 G. Jones. Warner went
out 70 Ferris, and Gates fouled out TO
Hoffman
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First base on balls-Of GRAY. s. of Haring o
Struck out-By Cray. 6 By HarEc. lo Two-hase
hit-Lewis Sacrifice hits-Fent0n, Kraft. P,uning
ton stolen hasCs-CaIahan, Barnes, Michael Double
playE-Calahan 90 Michael 90 Barnes; Rohrman 20
Lewis; Bauh1rdt 90 Rohrman % Lewis. Wild
pitcles-Gray. 2 Umpire-Alr Newman. Time q
game-I hour and 30 minutes
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
TWininE Athletic Club Downs the
AdvcntS by IL to =.
sTANDING Or THE TEAMs.

To-day's Game-Gulcy A. c. vs.. wallach A. c.
at McDevitt's Field. $50 y. m
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Passes on halls-Of Newton. !; Of Lake. 3: OF
Mulln. 8. Tvcbase hits-Schmidt Cobb. Three
base hits-Cuwfori. Schmidt. Keeler Double
plays-Schaefer % Killifer; Kcclcr 10 Blair Struck
out-By Newton. J.: by Lake. /; hy Mullin Z
Passed ball-Bair stolen hases-Keeler f2l
Blair. Cobb. OLcay. Jones. Sacrifice hits-Keclcr
Stahl BAH. Hcmphin. OLeary Cobb Left on
hasss-Detroit. 6; New York > Umpires-NIessrs
Sheridan and Egan. Time q amc-2 hours and
80 minutes. Attendance-2l2
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
ST. Vincenrs Win from ~. PauPs by
Late Batting Rally.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
W. /. Pct. W. /. Pct.
~. Joseph's.- 8 8 I3 Commissoners. 1 go
ST. Niucents. S 3 SEQ st. Paul's..... / 40
To-day's gme-Nlarines St Paul at Thirteenth
and streets northeast at $50.
After batting for nine innings yesterday
St Nincents fanally won from the St
Pauls team by L to g.
For four innings IT. was a close game,
with st. Pauls the aggressor, but in the
fifth and sixth sessions the st. Vincents
started a batting streak, which resulted in
eight runs. They clinched the contest in
the eighth round by chasing three more
talhes across the plate. Schafiot covered
second base in fine style for the losers.
Score:
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let on bases-Twining a G.. &: Advent 4. @. s.
First base on balls-O1 Powell s. OF Buckley. l.
Struck Olt-By Powell. s. by Buckley. = Three
base hit-Kcllehor Two base hits-Ruppcrt o. Kcl-
leher. Sacrifice hits-Tcrry. Sullivan. Lawton Skip
pon. NARROW Hobbs. Toense. Stolen bases-SuIli-
van. Rupert Gcibel e. Kellehor Dowuey %.
LandvOight. Skippon Double play-Bucbley 10
Fidler to seaton Passed bals-Seaton. 4: Rupert.
Umpre-Mr. Click. Time II game-I hour and
IS minutes
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Earned uns-W. & l.. ?; Moses & sons 4 First
haso by errors-W. & l.. s; Moses a. sons. g. Left
on tnses-W. q l.. g. Moses & Sons. T. First base
on hals-Of Gross /. of Hummer. 8 Struck out
BY Gross. 9; By Hummer. g. Home un-MCris1u.
Turee-hlse hit -Buuiette. Tvoba5e lit-Richards0n.
stolen hases-FlsstIl. law Burjctte. Power. Sny-
der Hlt by pitchcr-By Gross Umri7-AlT
Finnegan-Iime q same-l hour and . minutes.
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The Score.

Lcit on b0ses-Brookyn. 2. Chicago. s. First base
on balls-Of BuCklr 2; OF Fraser. Struck out
By RuckC-. 5. by Fraser. . Tyg0-base hit-Moran.
Sacrifice hits-E;rch Lewis Tinker stolen bascs-
Hum1neL Jordan, siasle. Double play--Pattee 20
Lewis 20 Jordan; Killing &C. Hoffman: Tinker 20
Holman 90 Chaucc. Hit by pitchcr-By Ruckcr 1
Umrirc-Nir Emsle. Time Of gamc-l hour and 90
minutes Attendance 2 800
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First base by errors-St. Stc7hen's & Left on
bases-St. stephens, :; Atlaatics = First base On
hals-Of NIcNiahon. g. Struck Cut-By McNIauon.
=; by Mouarity. Tlree-hase Mt-Wils1u- Two
base hits-1IO-TisOn. HallCuu. stolen blses-Ness.
Dunn. Warden. Glcasll. Hit by ritcher-Ey Nc
Nahon. J. Wild VitclCs-NcNahon. I Umrire-llr.
Hoffman. Time of game-l hour and 50 minutes.
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MAPS FAIL AT CRISIS.
Cleveland Loses to Boston to s
in Eleven Innings.

Cleveland, June lo-Wlth errors al
critical moments. Cleveland lost to-days
game to Boston. to 4. although hitting
Young FOR ten safeties in the eleventh
ming battle.
Liebhardt was given execrable support
Hickman, Hinchman. and Bradley being
guilty of fOozlcs at times when they
counted. Score:
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CLARKE GETS LONE RUN.
Left Fielder for Pirates Scores Only
Tally in Game with New York.

New York. June 10.-In the fourth in
ming to-day Fred Clarke sifted in
with the only run Of the game. He made
the rounds on a hit, an out at first. and
good running on Kane's infeld hit. which
was thrown over, TO first base. Both
Lever and Wiltse pitched we'll Score.
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RICHMOND LANDS ONE.
Norfolk Easy in Game with Many
Chances 10 Win.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, June 10.-Rlchmond ex-
perienced little trouble this afternoon in
taking the last game of the series from
Norfolk. 70 Q Bertram went 10 pieces
in the fifth inning and was relieved by
Cumming, who pitched a steady game.
Norfolk had several chances 20 score
more runs. but hits were not forthcom-
ing when men We're on bases. Score:
r. HE.
Richmond. ............ zOlOO-i 6
Norfoik....-..---....- 0 o O 0 Il 6
Battcres-NcKenzio and Messitt: Bctram. Cum.
Mace.
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Left On bases-MetuoDoiitaUs, 3. Brooklard. 10
First base on balls-Of lialey. ]; of Bullock. .
Innings Uitched-By NIaley. .: by 5 Hiet-. l. Hits
m-le-Of Malcy. s; OF S. Hett = Struck out
BY Maley. /; hy S Hctt. 8; by BU'locs, g. Three
base hits-Davis. Evans Tvo-hasc hits-Schmdt
o.. shepherd (2l Stolen hases-M0rarity. Haslip
Walker. Widmyer. Giles, Shepherd l2l. Bullock l5l
Welckcr sanuino. 5. Hictt Double play-Wid-
myCr 70 Welcker. Hit by pitcher-By Bullock l.
UmUirc-N1r. Myers. Time Of game-I hour and u
minutes
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Grace and Fifth Play for Ten Inn
ings tO IA Tie.

To-days gamc-Niuth vs.. Bethany al sixth and D
streets northeast at $50.
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CUBS ARE SHUT OUT.
DOnOVan's BridegrOOmS Take
Champions Into Camp.
PHILLIES BOW TO CARDINALS
Reds Continue 10 Win and Draw
Close TO ChicagO-BOstOn Unable
to Locate Ball When Hits Are
Needed-Pirates Capture One Lone
Run and Blank the Giants.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Brooklyn, ~ Chicago, o.
PittSburg, IL New York, o.
Cincinnati, y; Boston, 3.
st. Louis, L; Philadelphia, o.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Cincinnati at Boston.
ChicaEo nt Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
St Louis at PhiIadeIDhfn
TO-DAY's GAMES.

New York, June 1O.-The Brooklyns
tripped up the Cubs to-day. and Incl
dentally shut them out
Good base running by Jordan and two
errors by Hoffman on the same play pro-
duced the Brooklyn's runs. The hitting
was very limsy Score:
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knocked Down Nine Times.

Binghamton. June 10.-After Johnny
Dunn, of Pittsburg. had been knocked
down FIVE times in the fourth round Of
what was to have been a six-round box
ing match with Harlem Tommy Muir
ply. in this city last night Dunn's sec
onds threw up the sponge. Dunn was
knocked down nine times during the fight.
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To-day's Gaue-washins,on Heights vs Consres-
siorals.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lynn-Lyun. 6; New Bedford. 3.
At Worcester-Worcestcr. ): Lowell, 0.
At Brockton-Brcckton, &; Lawrence. g.
At Hayeraill-Fal River, }: Hayerhin. 2
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Hnrrishurg-First game: Lancaster. .; Harris
burg 3 Second game: Lancaster, 7; HARRISBURG 8
At AltOona-Trenton. 4: Altoona 8
At Wilmington, ): Iohnstoygn- &
At WiliamspOrt- Reading, Z; Williamsport. 3
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MINOR LEAGUES.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Al Montgomery-Mo Montgomery. 3: Memphis O
At Nashville-Nashyiue g. Mobile. O.
Al Auanta-Atanta, !; Little Rock. l Cslx In
ninss; ~ainl.
Al BH7ningham-Bimingham. 5; New Orleans.
twelve innings; darkness
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Providenee-Je=sey City. 8 Providence 4
At Newark-Baltimoro. 10: Newark. T.
At Monueal-Bufalo. 3: Montreal. 6
At Toronto-ROchestcr. 5: Toronto. 6.
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PHILLIES DRAW BLANK.
st. Louis Defeats Quaker City Team
1 To O I'm Ten Innings.

Philadelphia, June l0.-st. Louis de-
feated the Phillies in a ten-inning game
to-day by / 10 o.
Grants Wild throw. followed by Gil
bert's two-base hit, scored the winning
run. Lush pitched a. brilliant game.
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BANK TEAMS TO PLAY.
Commercial and American Teams
Meet at National Park.

The newly organized American National
Bank nine will play the Commercial Ma
tional Bank team at National Park Sat
urday. starting at $3.50 o'clock.
Grayson and Smith will be opposed TO
each other on the slab. and a lively strug-
gle for the large end of the score should
ensnN The linn-nn.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Albany-Albany. !: A.. J. & G..
Al Troy-Troy, 3; Utica. Z
At scranton-Scranton. /; Syracuse. O.
At Observation-Disclosures. 9; Binghamton. L