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The Washington herald., 1908-08-12
TWO UHPIRES IN The FUTURE
Double System VIII Be Inaugurated
by President Ban johnson.
American League Chief Has Finally
for One Official to Preside
spec.al 70 he yxas..zs.1r H.alz

Slec-al 70 The Wasllrz-1u Hs-al5-
Chicago. aug u--Presideut Ban JoE-
son announced TO-DAY thar The double
umpire system VIII be used in all games
Of the American League next season
Losing no tine after making Tie dec.s-
ion. President johnson already has en-
gagged two new diamond indicators 70
complete his staff
This reform. which was looked upon as
Inevitable in the future. owing 10 The
growing complexities Of the game has
been advocated by a number Of the. lead
ing baseball writers. but II has hardly
been thought the change would be made
al once. although many recent happen
ings on the diamond. where only one
umpire has worked. have shown the re
cesstty for two pairs Of eyes
Il seems reasonable 10 believe the
National League vii also use two I'm
pires next season although President
PuIliam has not expressed himself def
niJely as yet.
Perhaps more than any other baseball
executive before the public, President
Johnson. ever since the origin OF the
American League. has made G feature Of
his umpiring stan. mas insisted on strong
men. whenever they could be obtained.
and has insisted their decisions and con
troll OF the players on the field be Up
held His support Of his umpi-es has
brought him into frequent tits with own
ers and manager anxious 20 WIN. who OBJ
jeCt 10 the suspensions he meted out 10
players attempting TO -buIldoze- the UNI
pire- When the Umpires have been 10
blame. a new face generally has appeared
the following season
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The summaries.

FIRST RACE-se-en f1riouzs sauzziae, IS
Sweet. 70 T. Fou J. c. Co-e. ns INo--er. Il %
70. second M7loce. Es .NcCsLey. T. 70 3 third
Tine I-2e 15 Orphan Lad. ace Hish. Greeho. ard
Trey 70 on sis0 rau-
SECOND RACE-0ne nile Far wsss. Is GIL
bert. - 70 --oz. B-57gin I1s sAf--a--hri = -
seCu1d- ScllesE-- s. sweet. - a. rl5rd- Tine
La Woo Sandals ard FNl-1-.7lIle also rsr-
THIRD RACE-Sl f1ri1lEs- Ccu-r Lady. l17
'Stllugi. : to ! Won Arol6acE. u thcCar-hy' .
70 T. zeouud. Edwin l. I05 Sweet % J. tEl-d-
Tine. IL. Plzme Ne=-za-e. Es-laU. Nl5sEip1zal
Easy. Hone Run. ard Dorarus also rlr-
FOURTH RACE-One r1lIe a-d q cua--rr- Do
rau-e. JIG j. Lee. % J. vsor. Ei-S James III
tsallEf. % 4 zsc1-f. Blzuc51p. IL Meter
% g. third Tine. 20 IS. Sir John Johusou aid
Bar None also ran-
FIFTH RACE-ouc nile. The Wres.ier. "a
Smith g 70 s. woa- SI- To55in--1u -g CYd-z..
% 4. seo1uE Ala1ia. a5 .ATcCsbeE. s 90 T. third
TINE. l.2 - Au-ae-s and Robert Cooper also
rzn-
SIXTH RACE-Five ard har f1rio1ss- Rns-
-rr-a- 20 .McDauie.I. % l. w1u. Ps--ir1st -57
No-rc.T. 70 s. sec1cd- Bird n Flight 10 Mus
sTzvei. 3 20 T. third Tine. I'D 2-5 Jo1is@ Bel.
1liclael Beck. LigHthUuse. Ml1rsa kirE Eler-E.
NJ Derecaa Il Wras. and Nua5A also rza-
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yanked n the first round. Rhoades psch-
ing the rest OF the way. Scores
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COLUMBIA VS.. INTERSTATE.
Interlesgue game VIII Be Played
at National Park This Afternoon.

The second contest arranged between
Interstate and Columbia Athletic Club
teams viii be played this afternoon al
the American League Park. at O'Clock.
Bernie Gallagar OF Meister VIII be
on the slab for the Columbia Club, and
Sernle Galiagar IS going as well as he
ever cid in Sis life Opposed 70 him viii
be Balzer, who has. made a good record.
and IS greatly feared by the Columbia
tribe He showed rare form in the last
same played between these two teams.
and won his game handilv Duky Mess
VII Dc seen on third base. Smith. the as
sistaIt manager o< the Columbia Athletic
Cluo. VIII appear behind the bat Inter
s1s~e defeated Columbia. Manager O-Con-
nor thinks. because Smith did not catch,
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Turnerftes Practically Put st. JO-
seph's Out of the Running.

" L Pc W Z pr
Ga-lIes-.--- y ~ s. Nluceur's % % %
= pas = - SG Par.l's---- ~
Alrn@Ii.75---- "A -5is N5g-la1ts------ -;
To-dag's Elne-viglauts rs Marines. At Tair-
tenth and . stress nar5hesz- Al $50
The TUrnerites' victory yesterday over
St Joseph's. which team has been fight
ing Il out with the Marines the better
part Of the season. practically ruins s..
Joseph's chances for the pernant. making
l. look d sure thing for the Soldiers.
Both teams batted on a par. poor field
ing being responsible for the loss Of the
game by st JCseph-s. Weeden and
Walker were the opposing slabmer. and
the former had slightly the becter Of the
argument Score
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

Bataeries-Shirsr and simpson; 1Iaher and c
ger UmDire-NIr Brown
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DanviHe, ., LynchburE, 3.

SPECIAL 90 The Washington Head
Danville, Va. Aug 1.-THE Tobacco
nists again defeated Lynchburg this after
noon as the result Of timely hitting. cou-
pied with four errors by the visitors
L0os pitched a steady game with the ex-
Cepton OF the sixth and seventh innings.
while Stewart for the HII Climbers. was
hit hard during the early stages OF the
contest. but steadIed down after the fifth
inning allowing 10 more runs. Byrd. the
new shortstop for LynchbuTg. made three
errors ard showed up badly. Hooker also
made a costly error Score:
r. Il. Z.
DauTLls..--..-.------- 20o 015 ?
Lylci 1slrsy------.------ 0 0 . I o-5 {
Bat-sres-Loos and Ran steTart and Beutley-
UIcpire-3Ir- Es--azer-
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Leonard'S Clever Pitching Gives
Government Printers a Victory
STANDING or The TEAMS.

To-day's sazs-Bl5aa.ins!ale IS Atlantic .,
Capital Park. az So
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GRACE BEATS WINCHESTER.
Local Team Closes with a Rush and
Defeats Virginia Outfit
pecial . ne Washi1gtou Hs-ald

SPECIAL % he Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. Aug L-Grace Ath-
letic Club Of Washington took the locals
into camp this afternoon. 70 10 g
With the score s 20 5 IN favor Of Win
chester the local captain got funny and
changed the positions Of his players. with
the result Of the visitors putting seven
runs over the pan before the curtain
could be rung on the farce. The best the
locals could Go was TO get one run IN the
ninth. and the game went gIinmering
stteries-Grace. Wheatly and Brewer:
Winchester. Montgomery and Mabry.
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LID TTs-I. n I. s CIlllllla / Fi-s- h7sa
fy er-lz=-C- H l. & Col--abia . Left OK hasez-
G. h J.. ? Columbia. . FIrS- haSe on ba-=-OF
Wi-E-1s. l. OF Weaver. T. Struck ou--Rv wilkins
l. b. Ncare-. 8 Home usns-1lrsu Wool Three
base hlLs-fl-Es--. Nc5-a-L- Tvo-hase hi--Welre-
Sacrifice Llrz-Nl'ier-. Wood- Stolen ha-ss-p p5-ssr-
Mctirath- W1lle-J o. JoCes EIisr- We1ver- Don
bic p-sy-Wlllert % NcJ7rrh. Hit b. ul-ehe-- -Ev
wilkins L Uupire-L-- Scawinn- Tine Of game
bogr and % r.11--es
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Famed r-lns-Gurley. :. lIauhat,zus I First
bzse b. 5-7u7S-t1arley. g., Nzrha1-z1s. Q Lefr or
blSes-t5--.ET Q lIarLs--a-S 6 EIrs- base or tails
-QE DAVIS. J. CF BucElsg. 3 Srr-cz ogt-By
Davls. 5 b. Buckiey. 4 Home r1--Davis- Three
base hi--Dcuuslig. Tvo-bass hi-s-Dc-ne-lv. Buck
ler. Brennan Ssc-Ilce hits-S-ewsr- Donovan,
Fi-zEguld stolen tases-S-sVa--. Mac ArerT.
walsh. Palmer p. Hr r. u5-clsr-By Davis
Passed balls-Chagu-au. g. Umrl-e-lfz Wyuk1op-
Tine of sa@e-l Ao,- and s. minutes.
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tdIlel 1uus-N-nt1. J. ffr-r lHse hT errors
Broohlaud. j. Ninth - LeTt on bases-B-ookIand
s. Ninlh. G. Flrsr base on balls-Of SGlIl-an. ,
Of Sim0ns. 3. of Simonoskie 5 Innings pitched
van 2 q 6im1us 9. SruIck out-Bs Sullivan. Z
1y Sim1ls, s. Dv sFmcn0slie. 70 Twa-base hts
Hands. N0yes. Sacrifice hirs-N0yes. Symoloskie
Wild pitches-SuIllvan 2 Passed baIIs-DaraI I
Ncyes. i. Umplre-Nr. Clum. Tine q game
hour and . MINUTES.
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NIiIitinman Has T-phofd.

SPECIAL % TIE Washington He-zld
Lyuchburg Va, Aug. u--Winter W
Davis. a private Of the local company
Of the Seventeen Regiment. who was
taken III when In camp at ChickamaUga
IN July. Is sUu IN the hospital al Fort
Oglerhorpe. Ca, Of typhoid fever. He is
improving. and should be able 10 return
20 Lylchburg in several weeks
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LIT on bases-New TorE. ?: Chicago. g. Bases N
balls-Of Wurse !. a Pfiester , struck out-By
Wits .. by Pfiesrer T. Two-base hfts-Seyu-o-r
SfenfclGr. Tinker sacriiCe hi--H0ward SrOeu
bases-HCzard Tinker Double plsvs-Herz0g 20
Bridweu % Tenney. Ersrs 20 Tinkar 70 Chanca-
Passed ball-Isresuahsr- Uurires-Neszrs- O'Dzv
ard RiEter. Tine q Eane-I hour and % MINUTES.
Attsnda1ce. ?. .000-
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PITCHES NO-HIT GAME.
SymOnOskfe Lets BrOOLIand Club
Down without n single.

Ninth, Of the Church League, went out
70 BrOokland yesterday and administered
a stinging defeat to the BroOkland team
Symonoskie. who twirled for Ninth.
was in grand form. striking out ten men
and not allowing single hit IN the
hfth he was wild, giving three passes TO
first. which. coupled with Connor's er-
ror. forced in the lone tally made by
Brookland.
Sullivan was unsteady. and after being
hit for two doubles in the second, gave
place 10 Simons- Score
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GARRETT PARK WINNER.
Strong Rockville Team Beaten in a
Close Game

In a closely contested game al the Fair
Grounds Garrett Park won from Rock
ville by the score OF 10 3
Win Onutt pitched a star game for the
winners. tanning ten men and allowing
only four scattered hits E OfUtt's per
feet throw 10 the plate in the ninth pre-
vented the score from being tied Wilson
played q good game for the losers.
Rockville plays at Garrett Park next
Saturday Score:
The score
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At WatsTbury- Hartford. 10. Waterbury. ?.
A. Nerden-S7TinRheid 2. lierideu. !
At deepcrt-Brid dZe0ort. Z; Holtose. g.
Ncw Britaia vs. New Haven. vsiu-
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DORANTE IN A RUSH
Surprises Talent by Winning
TrayerS Stakes.
GOOD CARD AT SARATOGA
Defeat of King james Does Some
Harm to the BettOrs-Sir John
ming of Far Turn-Sanguine Wins
the First Race in Handy style.

Saratoga, Aug. U--DOrante furnished a
surprise when he won the Travers Stakes
for three-year-olds here this afternoon.
The track was not fast by any means.
which probably accounted for the defeat
Of King James sir John johnson made
the pace 10 the beginning Of the far turn
At that point. King James was the runner
Up. with Bar None close behind Then
King James went 70 the front. Shilling
keeping him close TO the rail, so that. a.
the end Of a mile. he led ~ a length.
Dorante then closed with gre6s rush
and. catching AIadden's colt in the last
sixteenth. he won going away b. three
parts Of A length.
Sanguine took command in the first
ace and won in handy style by a length.
while Far West was the winner Of the
handicap for all ages at a mile
Nadden's Court Lady showed the way
in the third race. but was under a hard
drive at the end 70 win by a head from
ATondack-
The Wrestler won the fifth race in a
big gall0p. He led at all stages and rolled
home with ten lengths 10 spare
-Four favorites were beaten.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
GurIey A. c Wins from the Nanhat-
tans by Strong Finish.

STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
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Earaai rl-z-C5arrett Para Left or ba-es-
Garrett PAX. s. Rockville. FRS aass o- balls
o. o1l--. g. % Ksichner Q struck 0r--Bv
DH1--- g. ty Eeirs1er 3 Sa-lfcc hi-=-V- Eelle-
r. O1urr. Wilson stolen b1-e-Warfe-5 o. =
ks-ieT- pfg--. Wish D1Ul-r 7lar-ks--e~ g.
kslsy 90 Flacz Unpire-Ni-. Brezer- Tine q
slEe-- ho-r and So minutes.
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Let . ~ -I-s-1r 9. 3 Irris : Ba-a o-
tal-s-Of kz--gr. G. St--cE cu--Ty Turser- g. b.
ksr-e-. Z. Three-ta=z h-t-B-17u- Tvr--aa-s hits
Bates EsagU7rr SaclE-e hIts-B7T<1. Rirchey
! stolen h1sgs-lIcs7anu. Reilly Double pIavs-Sase-
neg q El--rav -- AfrtTarn- ka-zer % Reilly 20
houey- k1-s- On Ee5lly. H.t bv Tircle--By Tuckev
Z J. by h1-ge-. 4 JErire-Ni- Enslie- Tine Cf
g1--e-l hour ard g minutes A-rcUdauCe-1. ST.
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Tv-taSe hi-s-Ca-r p. Fentcn. D1uu- Stalsu
bases-Car-- Cleveland t2. BUrch. Gleason Sacrifice
h5ts-Per-osc Leonard. Burch- First base OF halls
OF Leonard, : HIT by pitched haLs-By Bu-ch =
StrucS ouJ-By L--uard. 8. b Burch. 8 Left ou
hasss-CT- 2 O.. 5; s. SJrplen'S. = Passed ball
Neuauan- Umrlre-1Ir- Handiboe. Tine Of game
h5ur and . miu1ses
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To-da-'s g1Ie-Vigilau-s rs Marines. AZ Tlir-
tenth and = stress northeast. Al $50
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MAPS BREAK EVEN.
Athletics Get the First Game from
Cleveland Americans

Cleveland Aug n-Cleveland and the
Athletics broke even IN 4 double-header
to-day, Philadelphia taking the first game
through Nickess' fancy work. while the
Maps fell on Vickers in the second. clout-
Ing Dygert and Plank also. Berger was
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

La$c4sser rs. Wilmington and Trenton vs.. Read.
i--C. rai1.
At Willi7USpoT1-- lllians71rt. . 50hlstOwl, ;.
At Al;ooIa-Alioona. 8; Harrisburg /
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- q --s- --t-ll7-so. .; NeE YORK. 6 Tw0-hlse
El--''l-sa- S-c-ce hirs-Nilas White Parent
s.1lsa a-sss-taren- p SuliiTsn p Ta-lnehiU
Do-ble p.sss-Iftite % SrIlivzn 70 s--7a-ss-- 60
- Nles % Sweeney; Walsh 70 Parent 10 Ar5s-so-
Bass en bolls-OE 2 lite T. OF Lake :. ~ RI
11Il1 srlcz o1t-By Walsh g. hv Lake. .. hr
bi-l1Ird- Culpirgs-8Iass-s- Sheridan ard F-a-
Tine G. szneI h0u- and IS u-iuztes. Attgnds1cs
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Totals ---------.- % > 9 2
b2tle1 Tor Cougnlin in the ninth. Bat
ted for Downs IN the ninth

St0lt1 oases-ShIpke, R0ssua0. NrTr-
tyre, Jones. Sacrifice hit-Cnglaub Two
9tSe nll-Cooo. Ihree-bsSs hit-AIilau.
First base on baIls-On Do1ovan = -
SMITH. Left on bases-Detr0ft s.
W es-ington + Struck out-By Donovan
:. oE smith. g. Double pIay-ATcBride 10
freeman Time Of game-1 hour and ID
minutes Jmpire-AIr. OLOughIia. AZ
SelGance-%SeS
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BEAT BILL DONOVAN
Nationals Once More Defeat
Detroit Tigers.
JERRY FREEMAN BIG FACTOR

Timely Drives by First Baseman
send in All of WashinEtOn's Runs.
Charlie smith Pitches Great Ball.
Bill ShiPke Bounds Inte LimeIiEht
by Making a Circus stop.
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TO-DAY,s GAMES.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at New York.
sTANDNG oF TIE TEAMS
CUBS SHUT OUT GIANTS.
Thousands See Seven-inninE Game
stopped by Rain

New York, Aug 1.-THE Cubs shut out
the New Yorks in a seven-inning game
to-day. the locals being unable 10 hit
Phester
There was an enormous crowd. as two
games were 70 have been played, but the
rain came along in sheets and stopped
further play. There were several thou
sand persons on the field and hundreds
Of them were soaked to the skin Score.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Me1nrhis-yleulDais. ?; Mobile. O.
At New Orieans-New Orleans. 8; Little Rock, l.
A. Nashville-5Icu 3, Nashville 1
At Birmingh1-a-Aclanta J; Birmingham. Q.
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1t Ctica-An-uy. 3 Utica. l.
- WllsesbE--c->yracuse. = Wiikeshzrre. l.
A. Binghaut5l-Scr s. Binghamtor. S
At Elui-a-T-oy. G. Eluira. J.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al Ksnsis City-Tole5o. G; Kansas City. =
Ar inneauolis-L7uisriIls g. Minneapolis ?
A. st Indiana rolis 8; St Paul. /
At 1Iiluaukee-l iumb1s. ]. Milwaukee O.
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SECOND CANE
Il zoe co. 2rS
. O 0 0 o o > 0 o.

S-0TaiL Sacr1fce hits-Bradlev lZ Alriz.r Nichols
stolen hases-I- Clarke Bemis- Bases on haIl--Of
Berger J. Of DrSe1t. 5 Left on bases-Clereland
s. Fhlladel0hi1. s. Str1ek out-By Rhoades. ;. By
Nickers. J. b. DySsrt. 5 Double rlsys-T;euis 70
Lasoie7 AlrIzer 10 BemiS- Tine Of gaue-I hour
and = minutes Umpire-Nlr. Connolly. Attendancr-
6s5I
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LOSES WITH WET BALL.
Sparks Loses Control in the Eighth
and Pfrntex Win.

Philadelphia. Aug. u--Spa5zs lost con
troll Of a vet BAH IN the eighth to-day
and PitJsburg won the game BY batting
out four runs Rain stopped the game
IN the fifth inning for twenty-five min
utes Score
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LIT q hlse~-Ptilzielpl.a. g. Pirtsb-rE 5 Bases
on b1lls-Of Nafl7E. g q Sparks . Struck cut
Ply Srzrks. .. b. M7-z 3 tv AIaddor Tf7-ze-
base El-z-b1oI-. Clarke TaEo-ba5e hi--NIs-ee-
Sa--i10s hi-s-kuahc. S-1-ke Abby q Stolen
basa=-Bra1s7si5. Kane U1pl-es-lfsss-s. John
stone and ken Tine q szuo-. houzs AID .
minutes. A--eudaucs. IN
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All size men
can be fitted

There's a chance in our AIark-dovn
Sale Of Mems Suits and Separate
Pants for every man: the tan lean
fellows, the short. stout individuals
the extra large men. as well as those
OF normal size And no matter what
suit you may buy you can rely on its
being an unusual bargain
This sale is not a new thing with
Us It's our regular annual trade
event inaugurated years ago. and
successfully carried on year after
year, having for its object the abso-
lutte closing out Of all goods in their
respective season.
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BOSTON TRIES NEW PITCHER
Tucl<ey- a Southpaw from NIeriden,
Makes Great Hit.

Boston, Aug. l-Boston tried It's new
pitcher. Tuckey. OF 1e-i6en. a left-hand-
er. to-day. and he made a great hit St
Louis reached second once during the
game. Score
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE

At Coluut1s-Co Colurlais .; Nicksbu-s. L
A. J5-ss1u-Jscisrr. Z. Monroe. O.
At Meridisn-NerdIaz. 3: GulfpO-t. O.
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MYSTERY LEAGUE.

A. Omaha-0rsaha -. Lincoln. wet grou75c
At Puebic-Tuehio. Z. Des AIoines. O.
A. DcnTer-Deaser. 8. Sioux City. .
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GUriey ove-came NIaahattan-s early lead
Of three runs II yesterdays game on
McDevitt Field, and won by TO 8
The features were the batting OF Don
nelly and PEtney's one-hand catch Of
a thrown ball 10 first IN the fourth in
ming Score
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CICOTTE WELL SUPPORTED.
BOstOn's InheId Defense and Timely
Hits Win Game

St Louis. Aug 1L-Cicotte was wild
al times to-day. buJ superior i1feld de-
fense and timely hits gave Boston the
game Wagner and Laporte PLAYED as II
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Hahn Forfeits to GoIdenberE when
Player Is Banished.

Nc Of THE TEAMS.
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Totals ? 2+l3 Totals. ----.
-Un- Cg- when game was forfeited
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Brockton- -3rocktou. . Lynn. IL innings.
A. Lowtl-Lo-el. ): Fau River.
At Havc-5ill-Laurencc. 9; HavcriiT. ?
Al Worces-er-Worcester. 3 Ncir Bedford. .
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington, ,; Detroit, ?.
Boston, b st. Louis, o.
Chicago, 6; New York. L
Philadelphia, g, Cleveland, L
Cleveland, 8; Philadelphia. T.
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Hahn. --.-..-....-..................8 0 . 81
G9ldenberg----- --..-----------..-- lib
Earned r7ns-Hshu Z cafser,i-r- = First base
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rv0-aase hirs-Stahl. Lord. Gessle- Sac-i6ce hit
Lord Double plss-Th0-uey % Lord 20 S5ahl-
Passed tail-Srcucer Stolen base Holman. Elt
b. T1-ctsr-By Cic0--e. ]. Base 0C Is-0f HTEeil
g. C1 Ci-c-rs- 6 Syrack CUt-Ev Howell 3. b.
tlc1t-e. 8 Lsfr On bzses-St- Louss 10 B-sr5u. g.
JIuI-ss-Nessrs. EvaEs and Hu-s-- Time OF game
! hour and q minutes
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sOUTz ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

- Augusta suEus-a. ?; Charleston, I.
A. AIscon-3Iacon. 2; Columbia. /
Al SaFannsh-J scksonTille. ? Savannah. q
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TEO-hase hit-Turner- Sacrifice hirs-Vickers p .
Nichols. Stolen AItizer. Bases on balls-Of
F4lS5nberg. s. of Ileblault 8. Of Foster, /. of
Nicke7s. 8 Left on hases-ClcTeland. s: Ptisdsl-
pLia, Il Sr-ucz cr--Isv -Iichharir ]. By Tickers-
g. DO-ule plav- -S-Crar 10 y Clarke Passed olIl-
y CLARKE Wild u7,ch-FaEkeuberz- Umrira-lIr-
Connolly Time 4 zaue-l hour and s. minutes.
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TO-DAYrS GAMES.
Washington at Detroit
PhiIadeIphia At Cleveland.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS
SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald


Detroit, Mich. Aug IL-Jerry Freeman
sprang into the limeIight here to-day
with q briIliance that earned him the IN
doubted title 10 being the most effective
factor IN the second consecutive same
which Washington had taken from the
Tigers.
BY his two opportune hits OF Wild BIZ
DvDovan-both OF them screamers. that
shot past the pitcher too rapidly 70 en-
able mortal man 10 successfully reach out
ard knock them d0wn-he helped his
team mates TO score three runs which was
one more than Detroit could DO. with
Charlie smith pitching the game Of his
lie and scattering the hits IL a style
most battling 10 the home rooJers- In the
fourth inning. with Detroit ahead az the
count Of 90 o, Donovan passed Shipke
and GaDley pOked q single into left Ing
Iau5 sacrificed cIeverly. and II was up 10
Freeman. who made good with a slashl-g
drive through the box. Sh5pke and Can
ley scoring
The Tigers tied things up IN their
Ll-E Cl C5bb's double and Rossma-'s
single With one out IL the sixth. Slipke
1g4-- g1c 10 E-s-, this time as -hs re-
suit Of = smash 10 center. He stole
second. while Gauley was going out
Again If was up 10 Freeman. and again
the sturdy lad from Minneapolis delivered
r-e goods with a ringing drive through
tle box S-lpEe scoring the run that
put the visitors ahead and resulted IN
Tie victory which they made safe by
a particularly brilliant defense through
the conflict
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The Exeter Athletic Club won from kendall Green
D. TO ) IL an exciting sane
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HaEerstown thanked.

Sp1cisl 70 The Washington Herald
Frederick, Nd Aug. u--Frederick shut
out Haserstown here to-day by the score
Of ! to Q. Brent. left fielder. formerly with
Hagerstown. but now with the local team.
made several sensational catches. as did
Ebert in right field and Selman. also for
merly with HagerstoWn, but now playing
second base for the home team Score:
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Soucdar. Mott. Tu-uer 81. Schrrer SraiI-ur fl
Sacrifice hits-R0Qers. Turner Hts rnad-O1
walker {. OF Wooden. First haze % baIls-Oe
Walker. Z, Of Wooden L Hit By pitched hall
b Woodsn- Struck ous-WaIEcr. 2 wooden
Left ou basss-S-- J1zepl'S T. Turuerifes l. Passed
hzll-SGudfr- JEpire-AIr Cleveland Time oF
Cane-I b0u- and s. minute
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NEW YORKS LOSE TO SOX.
HfEhlanderS Go Home with Record
OF One Game for Trip.

Chicago. Aug. u-New York lost an
other game TO the S0x this afternoon. and
went home with the proud record Of one
E-c-orE On -ha tn -.
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To-iay's game-Nstiocal Electric Supply Coups1y
vs. 2. J. Murphy Company. az Eighth street and
Elcrida arcnu- Northeast. at $50
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stop the Tigers.

Detroit made a hard effort 10 lie the
score in the eighth and ninth. but smith
was i--1-eEuah.e. RossDau. the only man
70 DO any consecutive execution of the
Clevela1der- opened the ninth with a sin
gle. and George Winter was put in 10
rEl-- Jones. batting for Coughliu. forced
Winter and stole second Schmidt
raised a dy 10 Gan-sy. and Thomas was
s=l- IL 70 hit for D0wres-
The second string catcher raised a fly
tlat fell FAR ou- or Gaal=y's reach and
apparently on the f0gI line OI.ougaIln
however, ruled II foul, and Thomas. in
his next attempt drove a grounder to
SLiDEe. who made a circus stop back Of
The bag and sol his man at frsr bv a
ra-r w margin It vas the second game
-1 tw0 DAYS which the champions and
Nationals have played without g fielding
I1-splaE on either side The series viii
close tomorrow with one game. IN which
NELlert is carded 90 appear against Gates
or Tanuenil- The present Is The bes-
showing ire Nationals have made IN De
troi- IN recent years, and this II spite Of
the awful start which tley received IN
-Gar 1SrrC I contest
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Boston, ?; st. Louis, O.
Chicago, 4; New York, o.
Pittsburg. ,; Philadelphia, L
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With Leonard allowing but FIVE hits, the
Government Printing Office yesterday de-
feated St Stephens Institute r 10 .
ST Stephens did not present its usual
strong lineup. Cars hitting was easily
t-s feature ss.~0ra-