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The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

And stiI the Tigers continue 10 SIN.
/ On their three trips 10 the v-ss- -ii-
/ year the Eastern teams Of the NSsrfo-.sT
League won s. games and lost 81
As Canullon did not want 70 give Car
icy smith too much work he sent Tom
/ Hughes IN 10 pitch the ninth irrinz.
Nike O-Nefl. formerly with C57c.r7s-f
and St Louis, Is a star in the minors
but never seems 70 20 vel IN The fss-
set He IS hitting hard ia the Eastern
League this year.
Pitcher Keith, the Rhoades scholar. r.
leased from the s.. Louis Browns ,-f---
out a trial. shut oCC the New Orleans
team OF the Southern League recently
he pitched fO- Little Rock s. Louis
writers are c-!ticisirg NcAleer for let
ing him drift away. keith, when bouEl-
Tor S-709 from Little Rock Iasr wear
promised 70 report in June he showed
Up az 81 Louis a month late and out es
oonGluon. McAleeT was furious and
canned him on the spot
Commenting on the National Leasue
race before leaving PiCIsburg for Ciucln-
Eau. Barney Dreyfuss. owner OF the p
rates. had the following 70 say II
The New York baseball team should
win the Pennant IN the National Leserse
race they VIII have established some
thing and q record IN baseball They are
now confronted with one OF the hardest
propositions that ever faced a ball team.
that Of playing forty games in twenty
nine playing days. and as they are leaders
IN the league race now. II IS certain that
We are all after them. and viii give then
the hardest sort Of a fight. 1IcG-av-s
pitchers have something ahead OF them
that never confronted any other co-7z.
Marhewson has told NcC5raw that he WI
pitch every other dav Il necessary 10 WIN
TIE pen-aut- This IS couuendab bIe- bur a
question that confronts Mc5raw Is whe-r-
Ct he viii ruin AIsthews0u pitching him
every other day- New York has tueIvs
games with Philadelphia. and I don't
think those Philies viii be as easy for
New YORK IN The closing games as they
have been II, -Hz -a=-
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with the close Of the two present races,
but while they are on the two friends are
pulling hard for each other
And there Viu be no trouble during
the world SERIES said Jennings. If we
can both land on top. You viii see the
most friendly and the most sportsmanIike
series ever carried cut"
Herman Schaefer and Charles OLeary
are strong for Chicago They want 10 see
the Cubs win because they feel certain OF
getting back at them If they ever get an
other chance The two Tigers live in Chi
cago. and they had 10 suffer all last w.n-
ter from the roasts handed out by. the Na-
donal League fans They are out for re
venge.
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FIRST CANE

Techs 8 7-5-5 ? Totals.
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EASY FOR ST. ELIzABETHs.
Team Wins from Innrdon
Nine by Score of @ to1

The Langd0n ball team vas defeated
oy the St Eiizabeta's Asylum team by
70 /
IHe features were oIoore's pitching and
Hopman' s base running Moore held the
suburbanites 10 q brace os hits and did
not allow base on balls.
Farrell. the new second baseuan OF the
Lansdon team, played sensational BAH
al around his sack
Porter pitched a Cood same. with only
IolT nlJs and no base on balls. but the
ragged fielding vas against him. and his
ten strlke-outs were OF no avail. Score.
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Engineer Team Returns.

me ensineers at Washington Barracks
WI reopen their baseball season on the
arsenal grounds when they meet the Po-
lonac Athletic Club. OF Southwest. this
"a ''1- NON me engineers have just re-
turned from the northern part Of New
OK state where they were stationed
al summer. and while there defeated The
lasteSt teams in and around Warertovn
l-'eilclns tEe Deferiet Athletic Club.
champions OF Jefferson County n
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-. 5 = 5 ? -.
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-Ear-od ~ 1fal91ey II the =.

l3-oozly- ozly--.--------------------0 o 0 0 9 0 -
t'i-i-z17-7ll 7ll-a----------------- o 0 o s Z,
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BALLPLAYERS IN COURT
Detroit Team Round over for vso.
latinE Sunday Law.

Detroit, Mich. Sept Manager Hugh
Jennings and nine members OF the De-
troit American League baseball team
were arTaigned to-day IN the police court
on warrants issued against them yester-
day, charging them with violating the
Sunddy observance law in their game
with Cleveland
All Of them pleaded not guilty. and de-
Iilanded separate jury trials They were
bound over until September p on their
own recognizance
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SIKH for NationaI.

The last run came ia the 9Th --r.-
Freeman and Mcbride hit and yre-1e-
"as struck by a pitched bail. Freer,a,
counting when Wagner made his rs-.-s
play on Smiths chance.
The Red sox went out Il order for rour
innings In the nth GessIsr singles =,
right. took second on ScahTs or- 81
reached third when Sullivan sf7r7e5
toward CIyTner- Sullivan sroIa b,,-
both were left when smith threw ovr
DonOhue-
Singles BY Mcconnell IN the sixth and
BY Gessler n the seventh were vras-a5
but in the eighth, with one cut. Il 1oo,ra5
Ike Boston would score. Arrausrsz
bunted toward first and the chance
looked so easy that the runner SLOWED
Up but Smith threw 10 the bIeacbe~
fence. ArraIlanes taking t-frd re 90
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Roanoke win. snannv c..

SPECIAL % TIE Washiu--ra He-ald
Roanoke, Va. Sept In q beau-fS7,I
exhibition OF bail Roanoke defeated
portsmouth by score OF 10 I The
game was fCh Of snap ali the Wv
through. and the issue was in Doubt rl-,rii
the ninth inning Morrissev and vy-fr1=s
were both effective. although Willis VS.
hit hard at times. Score.
Roanoke----------.-.. 1000 0OoIxI
7rlszao1th---------- o O. .
Bartezles-Si0TTissey and Kgnkles WINS sad yad-
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Al Orth Is Ininred-

Special 70 TIE Washiner-n Hersd
LyHch6urg. Va, Sept 1--8IanaEsr O-th.
Of the local team. It was learned TO-
night, received e bad injury 10 the small
finger OF his pitching hand while working
against Danville yesterday.
The injury Is a painful one and nav
keep Orth out Of the game for several
DAYS
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Ryan ana Herbert TO wrr,,1.

SPECIAL U Tie Washington Herald.
Lynchburs, Va, Sept Tommy RYAN
who claims the heavyweight WRESTLING
Championship OF Texas and Virginia and
Herbert, the Richmond wrestler. vvbo
claims the middle-weight championsbfn
o. Virginia, VIII wrestle here SATURDAY. :
night
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SECOND CANE

-1-- On hases-P1ill-slDEia. &: New YORK
Bass % b--L-O-, C9ozzas 4; oE 2.zzzaz. 3
cT-lL 0l1-bJ tp1I1s. 6. D. 1Iau1iuz : T--sr.
l--a --5-Coc1lls IEl-blse Li-s-ll-----v D-Trs----
7l----1s -l-z-O---ns- DAVIS Ml--a-ztv U5.Ll.
T-as-2-1-l----Y % Chase Ban 20 Is----e 2, ts-z.
d-l . rl--1l7-IJ MaI---E = Ur1gi-e-N-r Con
molly I-ns q C-1s-I h1l- ard 3 -.i-l-es A.
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Ioralz------ Q III 0
-E---z,F F1- E--4rrz- IN -.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

A. T--y-E-lrni-a- :: Troy. 4
At Binzha1lt1r- Filkesharre. :: Bsn-ha-a-s,
Al Alba1v-T-icz. =. Albany >
A. Syrac-se-Flrs- Cz--e- S--a--o- O. s----
Secoud game Syrae.se ?: Sc-a-taz.
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AI0er one day respite. those bold and
olsalnE Nationals Jumped back into their
winning stride and requIued for The de-
1eat In the opening game OF the series
oy playing rings around the Red Sox
and scoring cleaa-cu- oId-fashionsd
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1To-base hir-E Porter Hit by rftcle--B~
Moor = Passed. hall--Phelrs. 3 St-1s< out
By Porte. To- by Nfa--r : Sa--is-s 80 49,.
stolen hcses-HofElan o. Wile-- Moore. Fhirrs
q. Pynpl-y. C.. Porter. Kitchen Gibs77. HzIii-
t2y, Panel. Left on bases-G r. L s. La7r4o-
FTsl 5ase D. errcr~-G- H T.. 3. Lz1gd1n.
UHiTi-es-Dr- scaivlun and Nj. Ksyes
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ITo-bass hits-Shecksrd. Tinker Three-Hase hits
c Moran. Murray Sac-fcs hits-Shec;-ri II
howard. Ao-Tis- stolen bases-Howard Nlu-yjoct
Doso-e plays-1io-Tls to konetchy: Shaw to Morris
Left or hases-Chicago. 6 Bases On hsys- n,
keuIhaca. l. of Beebe. 3 Hit By pitchsr-Bv Iss5
L Struck Cut-By ReuIbach ?: bv Raebe
Passed bal-P- Moran Tine q Eane-I ho7r and
. Minutes UnD-e-Ar. Riglsr. Attendance. sd
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TIGERS GET But ONE HIT.
Joss, OF Cleveland, Too Much for the
Champions.

Detroit. Mich, sept Joss let Detroit
uo"n with one hit to-day and permitted
but Two scoring opportunities n the
whole contest
Winter pitched well Tor Detroit. but
cleveland punched singles BY Lajoie and
Birmingham in the second inning and
scored the only rca Of the game. R3-b
s-aes leloed IN hne forn- Scnra-
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Earned ruus-Washiugton, 6. First base
oy errors-Bcston. J. Left On bases
" ashinz-ton- S; Boston, > First base on
D2--s-On CiCCtye. J. on ArraIiaEes, l.
Innings pircced-Ey CIcOtte. 20 BIZ Ar
-sslle-neS- 1-3- by Smith, S. by Hughes. !
Hits Uale-O1 Cicotte, S: on ArraiIanes.
I. on smith. L Struck Out-By Cicotre. 4,
by ArraIIanes- .. bv smith Three
base Elr-Farne-- Two-base hits-DeIe-
1anry, Clymer. Sacrifice hits-Cfaniey.
smith stolen base-SUlliVln Hit by
piJcEer-By Arrauales. Z Umpire-1Ir
Evans Time OF game- hour aud 30
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SECOND CANE

LIt-Il--s- Tlree-t1se hfts-1laeee Osb1-re S-o1--.
h-s=s-Lser-s- Erzus1eid Double r-av-C,a----re~ -
D7o1 % B-a-sle-5 e. Let on ha<es-p -p5iI75sI-
I-la- > H-ZoS-T1- 5 Bsses on balls-Os 1fcQuiIien
I; 17 Bel. J. OF Wilhelm. L Str7rs rs5--P-
Ic-2-iller. 2; By When. Cupire-gf- Er.sia
Tine q saze-l hour aid 80 minutes Attendanoe
Tsa
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CUBS LOSE IN TENTH.
DeIehanty Drives in winning Run
for Cardinals.

Chicago. Sept L-Chicago had ap-
parently a safe lead until the ninth. when
hits by Honey. Delehanty, Byrne. and
1Iurdock drove in three runs.
IN the tenth. with one out. Murray hi+
for three bases. Honey struck out and
Delehanty singled bringing IN what
proved 70 be the winning run. Score.
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1"l-l-Se --.-s-f. S-i-L- 5. Smith. C-lss. Sa-i-
Lcs ---s-t-1--zz-- Ferr-s. S1-Ilra- Pa-a-- Tl--fs
sll-e- = Jones Double I--y=-sc1ve.-zz- 20 J5-ss.
A1-=l=-- .l--aasls-s1 stolen hases-Ar5s-z--
E--l- D11s----g. Nld Ei-lL-Ba5ay. Bass u-
za-5-o- Calm. 2; o@ Bailey. o OF C--5s
>-T--L 5ut-By GTal--. 2; p smith. 3 IL. o-
-a57-St louis. e. CL-GE7. O. Cr75-es-sf.ss-s
oLocsalin AID H--ss- Tine q gz--e-1 h-1r -
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E - ---5S--'-" t1zs- g L---11- g. Eases on
ls----yI. l-czsy. 3 % Wl-5- % S-rr-s 0rt-E~
tuaAey- 4; D WL-=e. Hone --n-usv.z- Tugr
a. ---s-8l1--11--- ------. Sayu.l1r S---f1ee
-l-b-'--l- bl-l-s u.l-=-DaE-a- % ATct,a---
5lczeT 20 Dah-z1 Do LSE4--- Ua7Is q, Ta-r4--
D2N.- o b---7-s- Xix b. p--ca1--Ey Wits
tl-l-es-Aies--s klaI ard Il1-s.l-z T.-s IL
s1-le-- L5-r and g. -1izu-ss
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AMERICAN AssoCIAr1oN-

AZ Louisville Col-nh-s. 2. Joussri-A I
AI Ioled5-Toledo. T. I15ianapo-5s l.
A. Kansas Ci-y-Ksnsas CITY. s. s. Paul 8
AT MilwaCzee-Ailvauloee. s: NIirnaauoliz ?
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TO-DAY'S GAMES.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
New York at Boston
St Louis ar Chicago.
PittsburE at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn Mt philadelphia.

Cincinnati, sept The Pirates won
both games Of to-day's doubIe-header
through superior hitting. aided By the
lame fielding u the Reds.
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DANVILLE loses.
Better Batting and Fielding Enables
LynchburE 20 Win.

Srcclal % Ire Was1s---o- Hs-s-z
LyrchoCrg. Va. Sept L-Danvflle Ios-
70 the locals to-day in a quick and b-.l-
Iaatly played game the score being 4
70 8. Al Of the runs were earned.
Walker was hill freely n the third and
again II the eighth. but the Red So,- "a
not solve SChuual's delivery urr1 -ha
ninth. and II was necessary 10 send
Fevnuelle 70 the box 10 prevent a gar
rison finish
The locals deserved 70 win because OF
better batting and sharper work in The
field 4 double-headeT IS 20 be played
Wednesday.
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EASTERN LEkGUE

At Bufalc-Provideuoe !, BuEaIo. 0.
A. Moul7sal-Ealtimcre J. Montreal.
AZ Rcches-cr-Jersey City. O. Rochesfe-. .
A. To-outo-NeEark. G. Toronto. /.
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NEw ENGLAND IEAGrE.

At LoVell-7an River. s. Lowell. 2 CTsa inaiz.gs.
II Wo-ces-er-B-ucztdn. 2. Worces-er.
At Have-hiii-iIa =ertil1 g. New Bedford. O
Al LaEre1ce-Lav-Cuee. s. Lynn. )
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MINOR LEAGUES,
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

AZ i-lierns-1-t-Laacaster. s; Wi--iaus1o-e Z
81 Harrisburg Reading. s. Harrisburg. 4
Al Ai-o012-tlrs- game: T-gu-Cl. Z: AI-ac-a 2
Sec0Cd game T-erto1. !; A--oo-a. 2
A. Johls-lg---Ny l-1-i-r-1- 8. T5l-z.o-- 4
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BOTH GO TO PHILLIES.
QualSers Take Two Games from
DOaovan's Brooklyn Team

Phil-deIphta- Sept The Phulies took
two games from Brooklyn today.
n the first game a timely th-ee-basger
oy BraHs6eld with ta-ee men on base
told the tale IN the second game Nc
Q1i-ieC's pitching and hard stick work
back OF him. coupled with the visitors
errors. gave the home team an easy. VIC
tory Scores
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ls- e-7e oI e--0-S-A17e1r. 2 Ni-ta S--sc- z
Lei on 1ases-A.T.E 5. Ninth S--ee- l. F7-s-
base on h1--s-D- t-ae-1-. L S--1ez -s.-- n
f77z7-a1, = b. HlEzc11, s Th-e-hass l---
A1s1--E HwCpl=e LI--NI1rTH7. Sa--1-c- r.--
Nz--1ye- S-1lec t1ssz-li---1re gT-zt-.-g -.
hh0175s Srs-7, Forle-. sui-1va-. Hsnuc-d n--N,s
Ias-A-1l1 1-ss-e- % S--ilir1- % Heise Passed bzr
-N--ply- J--7-rs-NIr Bu-zs Tine of -7-.--
hJu- ard % MINUTES
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

81 Sleuphis-Nenuhis 5. Atlanta /
II Little -BEuiughan-- 9; Li-tls Ro-k L
At >e- Orisans-NashviIle I. New O-Ieans O
At AIc5Le-0Ioble. 3, Montgomery. Q.
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El-i--le leiri-l=--------0 900 o. o o O-s
NsF Ho-h-----------. o Q 0 o -
LIZ On asas-Phlla5slTAia, g. New Yark- T.
Bass on bL-s-c9 Caesdro l. st--ck -..t-R-
N---e7s- = b. t-esb-s. : Ed-us --1-N5-..-Ts
rF1-ulss h--s-C1r-1y l-. AI1--zrf-v Ss-7l--- fi-s
-5----raa-- Hs-rl-L Ball. Darn S-,-ez tsss5-
y-----e- C7lraE. tL-z-- Hi- by r5r5-e--Br C1s.
70. J. J5lP--e-Ai-- Connolly Tine q sane-z
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SECOND CANE

e. M-.7-U- bits7- '-'. S-1l-u rasc-IJaIey. Bass
Oh -1-ls-O- l--1L-- Q CT Lever Srrr.z
~-t-8s Cll1de--- &. b. Lesve-. . Hit b. ai-ess--
BT CauT1l--. T. By Lever. g. Cr-p.-e-sr- O-r1-~
Tir-c cs sl1e-- hc-- and IS ni1u-es- A-tcrda-cs
T-H
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WARRENTON READY
Great Crowd Awaits Opening
of Horse Show.
EVERY EVENT WELL FILLED

Blue Ribbon Winners Attracted by
Prizes offered at Famous show,
and Glasses Are SO Divided that
Each Day VIII Be Equally Inter-
esting-WRshingtOniHns Present.
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sDscial 70 Tie Washington Herald

SDsc1zl 70 The Washington He-zld
/ Warrenton. Va, Sept. I-To-morrow.
the first day Of the Warrenton horse
show. bids fair 10 exceed N attendance
/ and expectations OF all concerned The
town is filed with visitors from every
section Of the state. and from Washing
ton, Baltimore, Richmond. Phu4delp1ia.
and New York-a large portion Of the
visitors being from Washington.
Never IN the history OF the show have
the grounds been 50 artistlcally deco
rated. hundreds OF flags and srreameg5
/ floating from the stands.
The Important classes are all nUed and
divided as 20 make the show equally in
teresting each day, and are as fellow s.
y. ~. g. . 81. g. g. -. % q a. - q
=, ., s.. 81. and 57-driviug. tandem. and
hunting classes with entries from Wash
inston. New York. Philadelphia, Sayan-
Iah. and Boston
The Single Oak Farm. OF Woodley
Lane. Washington. that has been ever
prominent a. Virginia shows. IS repre-
senled by a good list OF entries. also T.
IL Neatlerbee. Of New York. William 2.
Wilbur. Devon. Pa. Mrs. A c. p
Pearce. Of NIassa chuset-s. ALendaIe
Farm, F-e5ericEs5u1s, Va; Mrs. Alien
E-lls, and Mrs Blair Johnson. the most
conspicuous Eorse-woueu n the STATE
are prominent IN this show
Many Jumpers Entered.
There are 80 entries. The largest class.
Handicap Jumpers. free for all. for to-
morrow. has f0rty-fve entries. In single
harness. Class 19 are thirteen entries.
Class 33. f0ur-year-oId hunters. thirty
three entries. ard the special for Green
hunters. u which J. J. P Nurl.ng OF
New York. offers a silver cup 20 the win
ner, has tlirty--iue entries Glass 4.
Hunt Teams. and a. very popular event. f
mas i've entries. the following teams com
prlnE- heswick. Warreut0u. Blue Run. .
lcmalawE. and Castle Hill
Among those who are taking an active .
interest are AR and Mrs. James X. Mad /
cuN. T. D Benuer, Dr. c. s Carter. T. /
L Evans. John s Gaines. Herring and I
Aeetze, II II LlttrelI. Julian Morris d
Aeetze Bros. W. T. Ozie. RoEers Bros.
William Slinke-. W 5 Sewers. Richard 4
Wal ach. Dion Kerr. CoG-tland smith. /
and Percy Evans.
The following are the judges Afessrs.
9. B. Hume, New York. II. ". SpratIey.
ElolroG. Va, A L. Warthen. Front Roy
al, Va. J W NIcCCmb. Richmond. VI.
A. A Rawlings Rett0Ttown. Va; A. W.
St-other. and H A George. OF Warren
ton.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

At Holyoke-HoIyoke. I. Bris-s-o--
Al New Have1-New Haven 2 Hartford
At Mer1ten-Fl-st sane: New B-itatn 10 lr--s-
ae1- Z seoo1d ga1-e= Nsw Britain :: Ne-i5en :
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EVEN BREAK ON HILLTOP.

Yankees Take TyveIve-inainE Battle
and Lose second Game.
New York. Sept IA hit and steal BY
Chase and LaPorte's single won the first
game for the New Yorlzs to-day. which
went twelve innings.
The second game was tedious and tame
and the Athletics shut the locals out
Sco-as=
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SECONDGA7rr

Leit q 61Se-Bostcl. = N-r Yo-z. 6 Bass on
oa-.--O- fla1erJy. :. 1E Fer--s1n 3 o Wa-1-,r
-o-- I Stuck r-t-Ey FLal1-tv l. trv 1r7-h-rs7-
lhrcl-1asa Ll--Devliu- Sac1Hca hi--D5-7s'
-l-pl-ss-Al1sz-s- Jolus-u1s ard Ken Tine n
sa-ne-i hos-- and g. u.i1a-ss. A-teuGanca. se9-
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0IANUINT NF IL IEAN5-
" J. 70 W T.. P--
S4-..5-------- Z -e2 Mslscl------- i -
Advents took an interesting game from
Ninth street yesterday. by 10 L
Freeman was IN great form. holdfnr
TIE Ninth Street lads 20 one hfr a-E
tanning seven Hammond also performed
wei. but his support was lacking S---a-
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Let oo basss-pl -plElade-phia- 3: Broosl-- : T.
base Li-a iIuuusl. Douir. LruI-v Tr--s-},.ss -
-isra-ls1eic- Sac---a tl--T1-dau. Co---1e- S---E-
>rr-cE Cu--By SIa-zs. = 5y Pas-o-lls = Ra-s al
el-s-o1 s11-Es. J. Of Pas-orI1s. p Uup1re-Afr
E---ic Tine o. saEe-I hour a-d % Minute
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

sto-sn hase-Cobb- Sacrifice hiss-StoraI Vi-re-
JOSS Bases On ulIs-Od JOSS 2 OF y-5--r-
Let O bases-Decr0r. 4. CleTela-d- = s--sck -----
By Wi11er- ls b. jess. g. Uup5r--lIezs-s. So
dan ana EEzI- Tine q ga1e-I hour aud p min
u-eS Atlerdance, 2Is
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

Ivo-h7se Ei-s-A'lll1E. Git-oa- Thre-ha-e hts
AoT7eE- s'-srer Hone ul-.-t-a-ke- Sarri-r- h5ts
-4lrllez1, t1aE.e-- -1z--11. C-zrze. Gil Double
pzy-l--sgl-r Or HiEEils - Cane Bases or hall.
-pE N7lz- O. Cc ClLEleT. 6. or BIadd1x I S--,-z
out-HE F1-z- ls b. C.azlsy. Z. by Ma6s71
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NATIONALS Como G%saS 9a4 Ssu NEW YORK BASEBALL
The Score.

no farther. however. for Mcconnell fled
70 Delehanty and Lord was thrown out
by T-ugTar-b
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SOX BUSY WITH BATS.
Drive St Louis TyvirIers Al over
the Lot.

the Lot.
s. Louis No. Sept L-Chlcago ham
azse-ed the s. Louis pitchers all over tb-
grounds this afternoon. and won Is 10 3.
smith pitched IN good form for Chi
cas7, AID t0r the first six innings the
same was one OF the most sensational
ever seen OF St LOUIS diamond. both
teams doing phenomenal wo-k- Attend
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
TotalS...... sT0 8 Q
TotalS-...... 512 su :

4atted Tor Erers II The tenth fBatted for How-
ard II the tentr- +Batted for Beebe in the ninth.
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81 Douls- 0 O0I3 Is
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
FIRST GAIIE


Ran f7- B-rs-zAaz e. tie essh-h -Battsd rl-
illz7y In TIE sizz--- -B---aS 11- BscEar IN the
e-s7th- sBa--et for Heagn1-- ln -h, ninth.
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The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
New York, 4; boston, L.
New York, ;; Boston, o.
St.LOuis, >; Chicago, 4.
PittsburE, EOs Cincinnati, .
IittsburE, 81 Cincinnati, =.
Philadelphia, A. Brooklyn, 2.
Philadelphia, o; brooklyn, O..
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
TWO FOR PITTSBURG
Pirates Take Double-header
from the Reds.
MOVE INTO SECOND PLACE

While the Chicago Cubs Are Being
beaten by st. Louis Cardinals,
Smoky City Club Profits by Poor
work in Field by Cincinnati and
Capture Bargain-day Offering.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-17
10 wnrTEwAsH ooSGREssMEN.

II looks like the special committee o.
the hosss OF representatives appointed
&C investigate Congressman Lilleys
charges Of corruption on the part OF
some OF the members OF the house na-s
val committee have started out with
determination 10 check thorough inves-
tigation and 10 whItewash the commit
teemen- The action Of the committee
at its first meeting shows that Mr.. LII
ley will have uphill work in establish
ing his charges no matter how true
they may be. 1t is unfortunate that the
committee should have taken the pos
ton Il has assumed for when the report
generating ths men charged Is made
the public will believe that hr. L!lley
had good grounds for his accusations.
and that the facts were smothered by
the investigating committee. II would
rave been much better had II given
the broadcast latitude TO the investiga-
tion. Then had its finding been against
those making the charges the
public would have been convinced
that there was noting in the charges:
but such an Investigation as the COM
nlittse ut it's hrst meeting outlined
that IL would conduct with the md
ing that there is no truth in the
charges will not free the public mind
from the idea that there was much
truth in them: on the contrary. 1t will
tend to convince the public that the
charges were true; that the investigat-
ing committee knew they were true
and that its chief desire was TO pre-
vent the fact Of their truth being pub
licly and officially established.
We see that Marion Butler is one
Of the witnesses Mr.. Lilley wants
summoned 10 testify in this case. 1t
is said that it has been well-known in
Washington for some time that he was
on the payroll OF the submarine boat
company as one OF it's congressional
lobbyists What a come-down that Is
from the position Of senator of a great
state.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-17

their success 1t is stated tina. the Sc
lection OF Charlotte is considered VIC
tory for MIR. Craig. We do not see
how that can be the case; how 1t can
be any greater advantage to him than
to either of the other candidates. III Mr..
Craig is stronger in that immediate
section of the state among the people
generally that will not give HIM any
greater strength in the convention
than he is entitled to in accordance
with the plan OF organization of the
party. 1t is true the convention city is
further from Mr.. Horne's home than
is either Raleigh or Greensboro, and
by the latter city losing in the contest
the convention is prevented from meet
ing in Mr. Kitchin's district 1t may be
that fewer delegates favoring the one
or the other Of those two will attend
the convention at Charlotte than
would go to either Of the other cities.
but we do not believe that this would
appreciably affect the strength Of any
one of the candidates.