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Score In the Second.

Washington drew first blood I'm the sec
ond. when Clymer led of with a single.
was sacrificed TO second, made third on
Freeman's out, and galloped home on Al
tiers drive to left.
In the next round the So& jumped into
the lead. Tannehill out, Sullivan walked
and then White made a hit When Can
ley came in. expecting a short fly. Hahn
poked the ball over his head. and Sulli-
van and White scored on the double
Hahn got TO third on the throw in and
pranced home on a wild pitch.
When Dougherty opened the fourth by
showing a roller to Freeman. the first
baseman threw over the head OF Johnson.
who covered the bag, and Dougherty con-
tinued TO second Donohues sacrifice ad-
vanoed the runner. and TannehilIs safety
TO right registered Dougherty. but two
mon were left high and dry when Sulli-
van and White perished.
Washington drew UP to within one Of
the winners in the eighth Johnson laced
the ball past the clubhouse and pulled up
groggy at third. MIlan's grounder went
through Davis, scoring Johnson. When
Shipke forced Milan az second Davis
threw the ball into the stand and Shipke
walked around home for Washington's
last run
The Sox got an unnecessary tally in
the ninth, when Dougherty drew a base
on balls, stole two bases. and crossed the
plate on Streets wild throw past third.
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PIRATES LOSE AGAIN
PhilIieS Take Third Out of
Series of Four Games.
HATHEWSON STOPS THE REDS

Giants star Pitcher Holds Cincin-
natl to Four Hits and Wins Easily.
Cubs Take Ten-inning Game from
BrOOkIyD-BeaneRter swamp the
Cardinals I'm Loosely Played Game.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Boston, IL; st. Louis, =.
Chicago, 4; Brooklyn, ,.
New York, 2; Cincinnati, 1.
Philadelphia, 81 Pittsburg, =.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Batte1es-Frederick, Gritdth and Carroll; Ha
gerstown. Fanweil. Smith. and Simpson Umpire
Mr.. Martin Tins Of esme-I hour end 45 minutes
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III b ~ Wnshlngton Herald

Special "a The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. July 9.-The locals took
the Shepherdstown. W. Va. team into
camp this afternoon at Reservoir Park
BY a score Of IS 10 / Wood. who essayed
10 pitch for the visitors was batted out
Of the box in the third. sixteen runs hav-
ing been piled up, eleven in the third
alone. Andrews took Woods place in the
fourth. but the locals put two mere runs
across the plate for good measure. Sinner
held the visitors safe all the way Rat
teries; Winchester-Shiner and Mabrey;
Shepherdstown-Wood Andrews. and
Rogers.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Leaders Defeat Government Print
ing office I'm Close Game.
sTANprNc oTe rgr TEAMS

COL A Co.. y y I ts5 .si G.Po...... 9 : rs5 So
6r,s{s559 s. 85s259n, @ @ Eass5ss Ris%I7st'l' lS IL &
To-day's gnme-Brentwoof vs.. Atlantics. az Capi-
tai Park. at First and NJ streets northeast at 30
With the score l 10 ], Cleveland In the
eighth inning OF yesterdays game al
lowed Smiths easy groundsr 20 sift
through him and Mullen followed with
two-base hit, which enabled the Colum-
bia Athletic Club 10 win from the Gov
eminent Printing once by 10 ?.
The contest was one of the best that
the league followers have seen this year.
Columbia tailed In the first inning and
afterward had many chances. but dumb
baserunning and sharp playing on the
part Of the Printers held the score down.
The Printers scored In the third session.
when Cleveland was passed and later
came home on two cOrking singles by
Rider and Carr From that time on II
looked as il the game would be an extra
inning affair Neither team had any mis-
plays until the eighth inning.
Three fast doubles were pulled of IN
the first Riders stab Of a high-thrown
ball over second base was the feature
Mullen was in evidence with his stick,
and Penrose again drew the plaudits by
his way Of whipping the bah TO bases.
Score
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First base by ,rrurs-Commerce and Labor, 2;
Navy 2 Left on bases Commerce and Labor. TO-;
Navy. 8 First base on balls-Of Kinney, 2; on
jenkins. 4: OF Adkins s. Innings pitched-By hin
ucy 3; by Jenkins. 4. by Adkins s. Hits made
on Kinney. s. of jenkins, q OF Adkins !. Struck
out-By Kinney 2; by Jenkins g.; by Adkins, p
Two-b1se hits-Meage-. Kleinschmidt Sacrifice hits
Evans. Kane Stolen bases Shoemaker, Atchison.
Evans. Bicnmond, Erwin, Rapp Dovd Double
pays-Adkns 10 Kane: AtchiSOn 10 Evans 10 Rich
mOnd Wild pitciicS-Jenkins. 3. Umpiue-Alr Belts.
Time of game hour aud So minutes.
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To-DAY's GAMES.
Chicago at Washington.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit nt New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
CHIOAGO, On WASHINGTON. 3.

Washington is still half game ahead
Of the hook
Just when the Nationals were about to
lose their feeble hold on seventh place
the Detroit Tigers obligingly corralled
enough runs in the last inning at New
York 10 win out and force the Yankees
back into the fathomIess depths. SO long
as tho Nationals can keep out Of the
cellar they viii continue TO enjoy the
fresh breezes, while Fred Falkenberg can
stretch and yawn 20 his hearts content
without humping his head against the
ceiling. While EIberfeld frowns Falken-
berg smiles. For Falkenherg's sake. If
for no better reason, 1t is 10 be hoped that
New York will become permanent occu-
pants Of the subterranean passage
The White Sox won yesterday by CIV
ing a real. life-sized demonstrate OF
how they earned the title of hitless Won
ders. In the hour and thirty-hve min
utes that II required to complete the
combat Chicago got exactly three hits.
while Washington made FIVE. including
pair Of triples. but when it came to
scoring the visitors chalked up five. while
three were all the Nationals could get
for their clouts and Chicago's boots.
johnson Outpitches white.
Harry White and Walter johnson
were the twirlers, and IN the battle be-
tween the element artists the Idaho Won
der had all the better OF the argument.
In six Of the nine innings the sox went
out in order, and with the exception OF
the third round. Johnson was most ef-
fective. The alkali kid placed little re-
lance on curves. but whistled his speed
ball across the plate so fast that the ex-
champs were helpless. and with better
support he would have romped home a
winner. While inclined at times 20 lose
control Johnson was such an enigma that
the loss Of the game should be charged 20
his teammates, whose miscues played a
prominent part In the defeat.
Not only was Harry White scored upon
by Washington for the first time on the
local grounds this season. but he was bat
ted more freely than at any time since
he found that he could win ball games at
National Park. Five hits are not many
TO make on an ordinary pitcher, but when
facing the Nationals White is no ordinary
twirler, and they had more success IN
connecting with his delivery yesterday
than for several moons, however long
that is
Aside from the fact that Walter John
son made a three-base hit and Washing
ton had a narrow escape from sliding
into the pit. there was little TO the after
moons happenings. except the duel be
tween White and Johnson
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
st. Vincent'S and st. PnuI's Play n
Nine-inning Tie.

To-day's ame-St Joserhs vs. ST. Paul's. at
Thirteenth and ID streets northeast az SO.
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ST. LOUIS GETS A PRESENT.
Philadelphia Gives Game Away by
AtrOciouH Errnra

Philadelphia. July 9-Philadelphia hand
ed St Louis a game this afternoon I'm
the ninth inning. when Plank. instead of
throwing 20 either first or second, tried
90 beat Spencer % third. two-base hit
by Williams followed. scoring two run
ners. and a Wild pitch tied up the game.
The Browns won out In the twelfth on a
single, a muff by Nichols. and a wild
MITCH Score.
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Earned rns-Coach. ST. Oar 5 First base by er-
rors-Coach 2; Car. 4. Left on bsses-Cosch. 5:
Oar. g. First base on balls-Of Kiroy. /; of
Hughes l. Struck out--By Kilroy. 9: by Hughes. Il.
Three-base hits-CallOw. Jerman Shannahan. Hughes.
Two-hase hits-Anderson. Callow. Burley Reck.
Green. Stolen bases-Hughes. Reck. Anderson,
ODwyer. shannahan tZ. Handy. Burley, Green 20,
Poore t2. Kilroy tg. Double playsAShannahan TO
Green: Mcdonald to Miller; Handy TO Green to
shannahan. Hit by pitcher-By Kilroy. L Balks-
Kilroy !; Hughes, l. Passed balls-Burley. ?; Jer-
man. L Umpire-Nir Flynn Time Of game-I hour
and 20 minutes
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Left on bases-Wallach. 4; Ninth Street 3 First
base on balls-O6 Bary. ]. Innings pitched-By
Ynteman Z: BY Barry 2 Hits made-Of Waterman
Z StmCt Out-By YatemRn. 6: by McNIahn g.
Two-hase hits-Smithson Clark. Ahern. Wilcox.
Fowler Carter. Sacrifice hit-Wilcox. Stolen base
McNlahn. Hit by pitcher-By Yateman l. by
Barry. ]. Passed ball-Holland Umpire-Mr Buck
ley. Time Of game-l hour and f2 minutes.
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In the best game OF the year. st.
Vincents and St PauTs battled nine
innings to draw yesterday. the score
being to when Umpire Cleveland
stopped the contest on account of dark
ness.
II was a pitchers battle throughout
Wilkerson having a slight advantage
over Norris until the last round. when he
weakened, and was replaced by Jimmy
Kerr.
St. Paurs scored two runs in the open
ing round on two singles. a passed ball,
and a free pass. Not anothcC runner
crossed the pan until the fourth session,
when single, an error. and a two-base
wallop netted st. Vincent's one run.
A series of bingles brought the north
fasteners home three more tallies in the
eighth inning, putting them two runs
TO the good. st. PauTs outfit came back
strong in the ninth. and evened things
up.
Heinrich's ~-fficult catch OF Madden's
foul fly in the last inning was a feature.
Score
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Roanoke. 2, Norfolk, 1.

Special 10 The Washington Heuld-
Norfolk, Va, July 9.-Roanoke took
hot and exciting game from the Cham
pions TO l. this afternoon. The game
was in doubt until the last man was out.
A great stop Of a fly from O'Nears bat in
the ninth inning saved the day for Roa-
noke. Misplays cost Norfolk the game.
Purdue outpitched Reynolds. Score:
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Earned runs -GOldenberg. 7; Howard & First base
by -CioldenheTg. 0; Howard ? Left on bases
Goldenberg 3; Howard. 6 First base on balls-Of
Greene Struck 0ut-By Robey :: by Greene Il.
Two-base hits-Damon Smith %. Fam. sacrifice
hit Green stolen bases-Elgin Howard. Wood ~.
Double play-Leesnitzer 20 Kelly 90 Damon Hit
by ritcher-By Rcbey. 2 Wild pitch-Robey. Passed
balls-Grismond, 2; Smith. l.. Umpire-Nr Finne-
gan. Time iof g1me-l hour and Is minutes.
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Berrien Nnvy's Football Conch.

SPECIAL 10 Ilo washington Herald-
Annapolis. Md, July 9-Lieut. Frank
ID. Berrien will act as head coach Of the
Naval academy football team next sea-
son. succeeding Lieut.. Commander Joseph
NJ Reeves, II it is possible 10 obtain the
orders Of the department for him to be
stationed at Annapolis Ensign Douglas
L. Howard. captain Of the team Of 1906.
will be field coach.
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CUBS OUTLAST BROOKLYNS.
Chicago Nationals Win in Tenth
After Tie I'm Ninth Inning.

Chicago, July ABBY aided by the UNI
pires. the Cubs outlasted Brooklyn in a
ten-inning fracas to-day. pulling out VIC
toriDus when they did not seem 20 have
chance 10 breathe. A rally in the
ninth tied il up, and the deciding run
was pushed around with two gone in the
tenth. Score.
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Left ON bases-New York 4; Detroit. g Bases
on hails-Of Orth. 4: of Manning ! OF Summers
2 Struck out-By Summers. & Two base hits
Hemphill. Cobb. Rossman. Sacrifice hits-Ball.
Cobb Rossman. summers. Stolen bases -Keeler.
Chass Schaefer. Double plhys-Nles 20 BAH: Niles
to k'cinOW. Chase 90 M0riarty. Hit ty pitcher
BY Manning, Q. hy SINNERS. l. Umpiros-AIessrs
sheridan and Evans. Time Of game hours. At
tendance 5000
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Plttsburg. July 9.-The Quakers made il
three out of four from the Pirates by
taking this afternoons game by the score
of 3 10 2 The locals were outplayed at
every stage OF the game. Moren was re-
leved in the fourth. Ritchie. who sue
ceeded him, pitched magnificent bali.
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Richmond, 81 Lynehburg, 4.

SPECIAL % The washington Herald
Richmond, Va. July 9.-Errors by
Lynchburg were chiefly responsible for
their defeat az the hands Of Richmond
here this afternoon. The contest was
exciting. and the result was in doubt
until the last man was out Revelle and
Stewart pitched good ball especially in
the pinches. The batting OF Bowen and
Kanzler were features. Score:
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TO-DAY's GAMES.

Boston at Cincinnati.
BROOKLYN at st. Louis.
| Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburg
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HnEerstown Victorious.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd, July 9.-Frederick was
defeated by Hagerstown in an exciting
game here this afternoon by the score OF
10 2 Score:
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Earned runs-Washington l; Chicago,
J. First base by errprs-Washington i:
Chicago, Left on Washington,
3; Chicago. 3. First base on bells-Off
Johnson. 4; of White, L Struck out
BY Johnson, 8: by White, 3. Three-base
hits-FTeeman, Johnson Two-base hit
Hahn. Sacrifice hits-Donohue -:
Street. Stolen bases-Dougherty o. Wild
pitches-JohnsOn, /; White, l. Umpire
Mr.. OLoughlin. Time OF game-I hour
and s5 minutes.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Howard Printers win from the New
cOmers In the League.
Sr,>--,r>-,- ot- --r4t. ANS
sTANDING OF THE TEAMS.

W. L. Pct. ". L. Pct
y +. s. Co.. 2 SIS Howard CO... s S 800
Moses 8 sons. .Ss MuThy co.. -
To-days samc-w. B Moses & sons vs.. wm-
Hahn * Co.. 81 Eighth stree; and Florida avenue
northeast az $50
Goldenberg replaced the defUnct Wood
ward & Lothrop nine IN the Commercial
League and met with defeat at the hands
Of the c. f. Howard Company in a close
game by To 2
Green. on the firing line for the Print
ers. twirled a good game, striking out
seventeen men and allowing only four
hits. Rohey, formerly Of Hahn x Co.,
pitched for Goldenberg. He was in good
form and allowed the Howard Company
only seven hits. six coming in the first
and third innings.
The batting OF Smith for the winners
and the fielding of Robey and Kelly for
the losers were the features. The score:
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The Laborites shut out Navy by 10 @.
while POst-Office defeated Agriculture "a
close and exciting contest by 10 10 Q.
Kinney was i'm the box for the Trust
Busters and surprised the haavy-hitting
visitors by allowing only three hits. Jen-
kins started the twirling for the Middies
but retired in the fifth in favor of Atkins,
the Trust Busters having connected with
four of his twisters and scored four runs.
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Left on bases-St Louis. "a. Philadelphia. g. Bases
on 5alls-Of Plank 5: of Yickers. 2; of Powell {.
Struck Ut-By Plank. 2; b. Yickcs & hy Powell.
g. Two-hase hits-E. Collins Odrng. Vickers Will
Jams. Sacrifice hits-Nichos. j. Collins. Double
plays-Willams 20 Wallace % T. Jones: Williams 10
Jones % Murphy 20 Smith. Hit by pitcher-By
Plank I: by Powell. 2 Umpire-Nir Connolly.
5000.
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First base on halls-On Ryan. = on BACON. =,
on DOYLE 8; OF Saundcrs l. Struck out-By Bacon
5; by DOYLE :. Tnree-base Mts-Prlest %. Low
ing. ryohase hits-Doye. Wahler Sacrifice hit
Barnes Double pays-Priest 20 Rogers; Barnes 10
Mcintosh. Wild pitches-Doyie. Ryan %. Bacon
Passed bsll-Loying. Umpre-Slr. Ward. Time q
game hours and Is minutes.
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Two base hit-Lord Three-hase hits-McCOnnell
Bradley. Sacrifice hits-Peuing Hickman. Stolen
bases-Badley (2l. J. Clarke. Double plHy-Wagner
20 Mcconnell 90 Ungaub Left on hases-hoston. D,
Cleveland. 8 Bases balls-Of Young. /. on
BtIrchell. 1: of CheCh. 1 Struck out-By Young Z;
by Chech. l. by Burchen Empires -NlessrS hurst
and Egan Time Of game-l hour and i2 minutes
Atfendance-96s6
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Earned Hlns-tnth, 2; Ninth, 3. First base by
CUuTs-Fifth. l. Ninth J. LIFT ON hases-Fifth. 81
Ninth. s First base on halls-On Criddle. .: Of
Gordon. , Innings pitchcd-By Cridde 4. by
Sym0nCSSie. !. Hits madc-Of Criddle. 6: OF Sy-
moncskie. 3 Struck cut-By Criddle /; bv Sy-
monoskie, (; by Gordon, &. Home r,ln-Sturzert.
Two-base hits-Lyuham Elicit stecker. Morrland.
Hands, Keeper Sacrifice hits-Evans ~. stolen
bases-Ellett. Connor StecSer. Kerper Hamann 20.
Double pays-Hands 20 Connor to KEEPER: Symors
osdo to kerper 10 Buehler Hit by pitchCr-By
Gordon. 2; by Symcnoske. 2 Wild ptch-Sym0us
oskie. Umpire-Mr. Hughes Time Of game-l hour
and 10 minutes.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE
Ninth Street Takes WeIl-pIayed
Game from WaIIach.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

Ninth Street took well-played game
from Wallach yesterday at McDevitrs
field by to 2.
Mcmahon pitched fine ball for the win
ners. striking out nine and allowing but
seven scattered hits.
Fowler and Carter each got two hits
for the winners. Ahern doing likewise for
the losers.
The features we're Haynes and Heise's
fielding and Wilcox's running catch. The
I cpOrn.
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Tvo-hase hits-Kaoe. Schlei. Sacrifice hits
Mitchell. Brcsnahan. Stolen hases-Lobcr o..
Huggins Double plays-Huggins ~ CAMEL %.
Bases on baIls-Oh COakley. J. Struck out by
Coakey I: by Mathewson. 1. Passed ball-Scblei.
Umpire-Nr Slen- Time Of game-l hour and s
minutes Attendance s000
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OLD CY YOUNG TAKEN OUT.
Maps Pound Veteran Twirler Hard
and Win Game Easily.

Boston. July 9.-Cleveiand had no diff
Guilty in winning to-day. Chech outpitch-
ing the veteran Young, who was taken
out in the fifth inning because the Maps
were tapping him too hard. Bradley
PLAYED a brilliant all-around game. Score:
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Two-hase hits-Kelley. Murray. Three-base hits
smith (2l. Bates Sacrifice hits-Hsunifan, Kelley
Double play-Ritchey 70 McGann. Wild pitch-By
Fromme. l. Bases on balls-OG Fromme. s. on
Beebe. /; of Karger. 2 Struck out-By Fromme 2:
by Mccarthy. Z by Beebe l. Left on bases-St
Louis. ( Boston. s. Umpire-Alr. Johnstone. Time
Of game-2 hour and minutes
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Left on baseS-St. Vincents 6; St Pauls, 6. First
base on baIls-On Wilkerscn. 5: OF Norris. /. Hits
made-Of Wilkerson. Z: Of Norris. 10: OFF Kerr. l.
Struck out-By Wilkers0n. l3; by Norris. 5 Three
base hits-Kerr. DAILY. nxo-hase hits-Walter. Kerr
Goucher Sacrifice hits-BreWer DAILY. Norris Stolen
mscs-Alar. Walter Waple, Goueher Fox Double
l,ay--Goucher to Wilcox Hit By pitcher-By Nor
rs l Passed hall-Broome Umpirc-Nir Cieve-
land. Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes.
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WHITE SOX A~ ] s"% u JOHNSON Hn@@s s s%S ss BASE
WILL NOT TRADE SMITH.

The report that Chicago viii u or trade
Frank Smith 10 Washington or any other
club is without the least foundation. Smith
has suspended himself by jumping without
leave. and we will not think Of dispos,ng Of
him until he IS reiustated
FIELDER JONES.
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The Score.

Two-base hits-Dcolin. Doom. Thrce-oase hit
Grant Sacrifice hits-Gibson. Magee. Bransdeld.
Stolen hases-Magee J2l Thomas Bases on balls
on Maddox. 4. on Moreu. 5. on Ritchie. l. Struck
out-By Maddox. J.. o. Moreu. 2; by Rtchie. 3.
Umpirc-Nlr ODay Time of game-l hour and 20
minutes Attendance. 2.i29
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Coach Yard won from Car Department
yesterday by Il to G. The winners con-
nected with Kilroy's shoots for fifteen
hits. including two triples and three dou-
bles Shannahan batted well for the
losers Score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Columbus Columbus, s. indianapolis, Celeven
innings.
At Minneapolis Minneapolis s. Kansas City, 2
thirteen innings.
At St. Psul-Milwaukee. 8; St. Paul 2
At Louisville-Toedo. 6; Louisville, /.
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MATTY STOPS TIE REDS.
Giants Pitcher Proves Himself
Johnny on the SPOT.

Cincinnati. July 9.-Christy Mathewson
was again called upon 20 stop the Reds
to-day and again he proved Johnny on
the spot and beat the Reds, who also
had some good pitching on their side fur
nished by Coakley. The score:
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Left on bases-Washington Heights 5: Cardinals
5. First base on balls-Of Dyer. 3: of 1lalcy. 2
Home un-Dyer Two-hase hits-Fristoe Harrah.
Stolen bases-Senino %. Morarity. Price (2). Har-
rah ~. Double play-Dyer 20 Harrah 70 Hoover.
Hit by pitcher-By Dyer Wild pitched-Maley. 2
Passed balls-Bonaveirs, , Umpire-AIr. Linthicun.
Time Of game-l hour and 20 minutes.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis Memphis. II; Montgomery. O.
At Little Rook-Littlc Rock. s. Birmingham. I.
At New Orloans-Atlanta, L. New Orleans, O.
At Mobile-Alobile. 0; Nashville, 0. 17 innings.l
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BOSTON TAKES FINAL.
st. Louis Loses Series of Games on
Home Grounds.

ST Louis. July 9-Boston took the final
game and the series from St Louis this
afternoon. II 10 2. Mccarthy was eff
fective. and the home team did not
score until the ninth inning, while Bos-
ton hit all three ST. Louis pitchers hard.
Score:
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Scranton-Utioa, o; Scranton.
At Albany-Syracrfe. l; Albany l.
At Wilkeshaue-A.. ]. and c.. :; Wilkesbarre. s.
At TrOy-TrOy. l: Binghamton.
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ST. ELIzABETH'S WINS.
Second Team Defeats Tvining City
OutInIvS nv u Tn &

The St. Elizabeth's second team played
fast game against the Twining City
Outlaws yesterday, winning by to 4.
The features were Treakle's home run
and Dick Wright's three triples. Teams
desiring games should address Richard
NJ Wright, Government Hospital for the
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Johnstown- Harrisburg. C. Johnstown, 2
At Trenton-Lancaster 8; Trenton. 5.
At Altoona-Williams Ort, 5; Altoona. -
At Wilmington ;; Wilmington. 2
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Left on bases Chicago. g. Brooklyn. s Two-hase
hit-Sheehan Sa rifo3 hits-Sheclard. jordan.
pfeyter. Steinfeldt. Moran. Double play-Burch 20
Hummel Bases on balls-Of Pfester 4: OF Rucker
s. Struck out-By Pdestcr 4. by Rucker Z, by
Brown l. Hit by pitchcr-By Rucker p Wild
pitchcs- Rucker. Umpires-Messrs Rudderham and
Riger. Time Of game-2 hours. Attendance. 5000
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NEW YORKS TRY HARD.
HiRhInnders Want to Win, hut
Orth's Pitching Is Below Par.

New York. July 9-The New .Yorks
worked like beavers 20 win to-days game.
and had the Detroits scared. but the poor
pitching OF Orth and Manning and Balls
errors We're too great handicap. Score:
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sUNDAY-sCHOOL LEAGUE.
Fifth Bnptists Win Good Game from
Ninth Street Team.

To-day's game-Bethany vs.. Fifth. at Sixth and
u streets northeast.
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R. R. Y. M. C. A. LEAGUE.
Coach Yard Wins SIugging Match
from Car Department.

To-day's game-Truinmen vs.. shops Fifth and
Florida avenue northeast. nj $50 .. m.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Britain-New Britain. 7 Hartford, S
At idgeport-Holyoke. !; Bridgeport, ;
At Menden-Aleriden. 2: New Haven, L
At ngheld-SpringhelG. 2; Waterbury, 1
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
SOX TAKE ANOTHER
Johnson Allows Only Three
Hits, but Loses.
DOC WHITE PROVES EASIER

Chicago Makes Five Runs on Three
Hits, while Nationals Get Only
Three on Three Singles and "A Pair
Of TriDIeE-Yankecs Lose to Tigers
and Remain I'm Last Place.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago, 81 Washington, 3.
Cleveland, 4; Boston, L.
Detroit, 1Oy New York, s.
st. Louis, 81 Philadelphia, 3.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10

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