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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-01

past week. The Kid met Jim Stewart
in New York in what might be termed
a trial bout. but his showing was noJ
what would enthuse his admirers. 80
the Kid decided to retire for good.
Then Harry Pollock told the Kid that
his showing was great, considering the
time he had to train, and the Kid I'm
mediately announced that he would not
retire. On top of that came more
criticisms about the bout and Mccoy
again announced that he was out of il
for all time. From reports of the fight
these is no doubt that Mccoy has gone
back very much and he will probably
be wise now 10 retire for good and take
no chances against some of the good
ones like Papke or Ketchell The KID
was great in his day, but his day has
passed"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-01
How About This Team?

Thirteen members of the Cincinnati
baseball team left last Monday for
Cuba. where they will play baseball
this winter with Cuban teams. Garry
Hermann. president of the Cincinnati
Baseball club and also president of tile
National commission. just suspended
bunch Of players from the Washington
ana Milwaukee Baseball clubs for
playing against teams not under the
National agreement Wonder if Presf-
dent Herman OF the National commits
sion viii now proceed TO fine and sus-
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4s-YEAR-oLo sHoRTsToP.

Toronto. Oct. 3l.-Old Cy Young of the
Boston Americans. who is looked upon as
the one ancient landmark in baseball,
has a rival in Joe keenan,. shortstop of
the Toronto team. When Larry Schlafly,
the Toronto manager was asked as TO
the identity of the new shortstop he re
piled:
oh that's Kid Keenan,. We picked
him up in the International league
In applying KID to Keenan,. Schlafly
made no mistake. as Keenan, hops around
the diamond like a 2-year-old, which was
the surprising fact when il is known that
keenan, has been playing ball for more
than thirty years.
Keenan, halls from western New York
and is 4s wears old. He started playing
on Independent teams when about Is years
old.
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KID Mecoy,s Little Game.

One eastern sporting writer in sizing
up the return of Kid Mccoy TO the
ring and his numerous announcements
since that fight says:
1t has been q case of ON again. off
again. Finigan' with Kid Mccoy the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-01

Business Chance.

PAP TOT i9I d Co. SUCCESSORS to
N SSaylor, Undertakers ana EN-
Sgih street -si-S-o East
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-01

pend the players belonging to Presi-
dent Hermann of the Cincinnati clup
for playing games outside of protec-
ton?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-01
HAS KAUFMAN
READY TO FIGHT.
Billy Delaney Thinks His Man
Now in Shape for Best
Men in the Business.

New York. Oct 3l.-Billy Delaney says
that Al Kaufman is ready at last to
fight for the heavyweight championship.
For years the champion-maker has
watched Kaufmann's progress and has
been bringing him slowly TO the front.
I'm all wrapped up i'm this boy" said
Delaney. When he's fighting ] may look
cool. but l can tell you / feel mighty
nervous and excited. Al is ready now for
the best of them l believe he is a bet
ter man than Burns. In fact, m sure
Al can beat him.
when he was an amateur he used to
knock them all out with a right hand
swing. That won't do among experienced
men. A fellow leaves himself open, and
a clever man viii catch him and drop
him The first thing l said 10 Al when
took hold of him was: Now. | want you
TO understand one thing-you might as
well cut that right arm off and throw il
away. You've got to learn how TO knock
them out with your left
Has Great Left Hand.
He did it, too Al has a great left
hand--better than his right When he
Knocked Bradley down with his right the
other night he went against my instruc-
tons. But I suppose he saw an opening
and found he could shoot the right into it
safely, and the temptation was too much
for him. It's all right to take advantage
of an opening any time.
I'D much rather see Al fighting long
distances than six rounds. He's used to
long fights now and isn't gated for short
He put Bradley out quickly enough but
some clever fellow that he would surely
whip in a long fight might stay six
rounds with him and succeed in out-point-
ing him. Al is a good boxer but he's a
better fighter. I'd like to make his next
fight for the worlds championship. When
Al wins that I'll be willing to retire from
the game and take life easy.
I've noticed one thing about Kauf-
mann that you don't find in other fight
ers/ No man that he whips ever wins a
hard fight afterward They don't recover
from the punishment he hands out
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Election Bets

Election Bets
Easily paid with any hat in our store
for $1.s5.
MCARTY HAT STORE co,
$50 So. Main. near Postoffice.
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shepherd, Show Me How to Co."
A new Christian Science picture. See
copies in our east window.
MIDGLEY- BODEL CO.. IS f. LIST SO.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-28
union DROPS TWO CLUBS
Wilmington and Baltimore Lose
Their Outlaw Franchises.
Circuit Is Now Composed of Six
he in Good shape.
- % Ths washinrtan Herala

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Philadelphia, May 26.-What is gener-
ally considered the best move made by
the Union League since its organization
came to-day when President Lawson an
nounced that Wilmington and Baltimore
had been dropped from the circuit
The grounds at Wilmington were sit
uated so far ont that it was impossible
10 compete with the more convenient
park OF the Tri-State League. while Bal
timore was a failure because OF the
great showing made by the Orioles in
the Eastern League.
AT the meeting on Monday representa-
tives Of the Reading. Washington. Phila-
delphla, Brooklyn Elizabeth, and Al
Ientown clubs said that they are pre-
pared 70 go through the season.
Another announcement is that the
Philadelphia club has changed its sched-
ule for the later part of this week In
stead OF playing Wilmington here on
Saturday morning they will go TO Eliza
beth for games on Friday. Saturday. and
Sunday.
A meeting OF the league will be held
next week.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-28

Two slugging matches were pulled off
on the White Lot yesterday with Inter
state Commerce and Agriculture the prin-
cipals in one and Commerce and Labor
and Interior In the other
After the cessation Of hostilities. Com
merce and Labor was found TO have nosed
out victory over Interior by II to 10.
while the match on the other diamond
was declared a tie. each side showing
eleven counters.
Commerce and Labor started with Ogle
on the slab. who evened up things by
striking out twelve men and allowing
twelve hits. Richmond relieved him in
the sixth, after which the Red Men only
got one hlt.
With the score Q to 10 against him. Capt
Kinney, who was injured in yesterdays
game with Treasury, took Schriener's s
place at the bat and drove o hot one over
first base, which tied the score and start
ed batting rally that won the game.
Score:
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Score
Totals - OTIS ls 2

'Batted for Schaefer in ninth fTwo out IN ninth
when winning run scored. tBatted for Krause in
ninth
Detroit. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, q n n 4
Philadelphia. o 900 2 rs
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TO-DAYS GAMES.

Cleveland mt Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
80 Louis at New York.
Chicago nt Boston.
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Hughes Makes New Strike
out Record for Season.
NATIONALS WIN IN EIGHTH
Double md Three Singles Give the
Locals Two Runs that Cause Sec
Ond Consecutive Defeat OF King
Larry's BRnd-HOme-run Swat by
stOvau Put Maps in Lead in Fourth.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington, 3 ; Cleveland, 2.
Boston, 81 Chicago, 2.
Philadelphia, .; Detroit, 4.
81. Louis, :; New York, z.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
LabOrites Trim Interior and Inter-
state and Aggies Play Tie.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

TO-day's snmes-wur vs. Treasury and Navy vs..
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New pitcher for HIghInnderu

Hot Springs, Ark. May H.-Clark Grif-
hth's offer for James Vaughan. the big
pitcher, who has been playing
with Hot Springs in the State League.
was to-day accepted and Vaughan will
report to the New York American League
club at once. Griffith saw Vaughan work
here while the spring practice games were
on and was favorably impressed. Infor-
nation from scouts as 10 the, work of
Vaughan In the State League brought to
a conclusion the deal.
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TO-DAY's GAMES
Washington Mt Philadelphia.
Reading at Brooklyn.
baltimore at Wilmington.
Allentown Mt Elizabeth.

sTANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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BUSINESS SHUT OUT
Taggart, on Slab for Central,
Allows but Three Hits.
FAST WORK IN THE FIELD
DIue and White Team, Although
Charged with Three Errors, Puts
Up SnRppy Game and Kills stenOE-
rapher's Chances to ScOre-Herri-
man and #. Davis Star In Field.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-28
YALE IN HITTING STREAK.
VARSITY Tenn Wins from Brown by
Score of o to O.

New Haven. May H.-Yale struck a hit
ting streak to-day for the first time this
season, and. after getting 12 hits or
Nourse, the star Brown pitcher, scored
runs to Browns 0.
Williams, the Yale third baseman, made
three hits, one OF which was the longest
ever made on Yale Field, developing into
a home run. Fels. the Yale shortstop,
played a poor fielding game. Four Yale
pitchers We're used. Score:
ale...........................0 o anna x-e
's'',.,2y''.ss,~'..S.o-o 90 y 90 Q. 90
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1ecaal 10 The Washinrton Hernld.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Philadelphia, May H.-Philadelphia's 5
Union League team had 10 accept the
inevitable once more to-day, losing TO
Washington by the score OF 2 70 ].
Murray. the Bandits southpaw, was in
fine form. and he held the Quakers to
five hits, while Ramsey. for Philadelphia,
was touched up for eight solid drives.
The fielding OF the Philadelphia team
was execrable. five errors being charged
against them. and all made OF the easiest
kind Of chances.
Washington scored one in the fourth
on double by Shaughnessy, a wild pitch
and force hit, on which Shaughnessy
scored, after being nearly run down be-
tween third and the plate. Foster throw
ing the ball away WHEN he almost had
hts man
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RHE.
Rockville Team Loses.
to The Washington Herald.

brcc1AI % Inc WasIlllgton HeraId-
Rockville, Nd. May G.-The Boyds
Baseball Club defeated the Independent
team of this place at the Fair Grounds
here this afternoon by the score of II to
10. Boyds made ten hits and four errors:
Independents nine hits and FIVE errors.
Batteries-Moulden and Lawson for Rock
vile: Brown and Teal for Boyds.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-28
HIDDIES BUNCH THEIR HITS
Annapolis Team Wins from Delan-
cos by Score of 10 to 8.
Game Marked by Loose Fielding on
Both Sides-Navy Pitcher
in Good Form.
Special to The wn.h,nrton Henla

Special TO The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd. May H.-The NAVY
baseball team defeated the nine of the
Delanco Athletic Association. Of New
Jersey. here to-day by 10 TO g
4he game was marked by loose fielding
oy both teams. Lanphier. who did the
twirlng for the AIiddies. however. was
Ia good form. allowing the visitors but
three scattered hits. and although he
gave four passes, he retired nine Of the
visiting batsmen on strikes It was the
loose support given him IN couple OF
innings that enabled the Delancos 10
score their three runs The Midshfpmeu.
on the other hand. connected with Briggs
delivery for a total Of eleven safeties.
and most Of them were in punched GUAM
fiiiAs Scnra.
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BROOKLYN HANDS OVER GAME.
Visitors Let Up and Reds Win in
the seventh Inning.

Cincinnati, May 2-The Brooklyns did
their very best to hand the game to the
locals to-day in the seventh inning, and
their efforts were crowned with abundant
success. 1t was a case OF letting up on
the part Of Wilhelm ard of the support
as well In the seventh. Score:
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The score.
WAsTIIN

Earned runB-WashlngtOn /: Philadel-
phia, l. Two-base hits-Burke, Shaugh
messy. Three-base hit-RamseS. Sacrifice
Strsyer. Stolen ba ases-
White. GOldstein. Double plays-Chiids to
Porter 10 ROthfuss %; Childs to Roth
fuss. Struck out-By Murray, ); by RAM
sey, 2 First base on balIs-On MURRAY.
3, of Ramsey 3 Umpire-Mr Roberts.
Time Of gama--1 hour and 45 minutes
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Marines Forfeit to st. vincent's, Who
Win Exhibition Contest.
STAINING or 1tI- rru.Nfo

To-day's ame-Commissioue-s va st. Dominic.
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80 UAee on uaIIs-Vu baunders. 5. on BalsoT 2.
on Hampton. 2; OF Quantrelle. }. Struck out-By
Saunders. b; by Balser. J. by QuantreIle. l. Two
base hits-Barten. Fields. Priest. Three-l ase hit
Keane. Sacrifice hits-Bryan. c. Quantrelll. Balser
Stolen bases-PTiest 81. Bran o. Sandors. Doyle
l2l- Fields, Fowler. NicQuinn Loving. HAYDEN
G Quantrele, Keane 2, T. Quantrelle BnrtrIl
Dougherty, Tracy Double plays-Hayden to Reane
TO I. Quantrelle: Hampton 10 Dougherty To Hamn-
ton 70 I. Quantrele. Hit by pitcher-By Saunders.
2 Wild pitch-Saunders. Passed balls-Lovine 3
Umpire-Mr. Newman Time Of game-2 hours and 10
minutes.
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Left on bases-BoSton. ?; Chicago s. First base
On halls-Oh Winter. 3; OF Smith. l. Struck out
BY Winter a. by smith, 3 T,vobase hits-Smifb
Winter. Donohue Sacrifice hits-Dougherty. Smith
Lord, Cavath- Stolen base-Dougberty Double
pay-Minter 70 Wagner % Tngla9b. Umpire-Nr
Connolly Time Of gamc--l hour and 5 minutes.
Attendance 55s2
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Earned runs-Cleveland, 1; Washington.
2. First base by crrOrs-Washngton /
Left on bases-Washington S; Cleveland
3. First base on balls-On Hughes. 2: off
Berger. 2. Struck CYt-By Hughes. y: bv
Berger. 2 Home run-Stovall. Two-base
hits-Clarke Milan. Sacrifice hits-Gan-
ley. Hickman. Stolen base-Delehanty.
Umpire-Mr Hurst. Time of game-I bour
and 45 minutes
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Let ON bases-EcIngton. 9; Metropolitans. Z
First base on balls-Of Bragg s: of Bullock. g. OF
limbaugh, Innings pitched-By Bragg. 3. bv
Bullock. 5. Hits made-Of Bragg. /; ofY Bullock q
Struck out-By Bragg. 4; BY Bullock. 8: by I'm
haugh. 5. Two-base hits-Widmyer, Camalier Law
Ion. Stolen bases-Pinar ~. O'NeiI (g. WaIdron
Hadm ~. Quady ~. IAwlor Mace. Umhongb
sissler Evans. Double plays-Umbaugh 70 Mac
70 Quady; O'Neil to Quady. Umpire-Mr smith
Time Of game-I hour and 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-28

Left on bases-New York. g. St. Louis 4 First
base on balls-On Chesbro 3 Struck Out-By
Chesbro. 5; By Lake, ]: by Howell 2 Three-base
hits Stahl, Hoffman. Williams. Two-base hits
Stahl. Howell. Sacrifice Williams Jones
Stolen baseball. 2 Wild pitches-Chesbro. 2
ulopire-Mr. o'Loughlin. Time Of game hours.
Attendance 5000
The Washington herald., 1908-05-28

First base on balls-0f Ogle. /; Of Barnhart. g.
Innings pitched-By Osle. %; by Richmond l-3
U Banhart. S. Hits made-Oh Ogle u: of
Richmond. 1: OF Barnhart. u. Struck out-By
Ogle' s. BY Richmond. 2; by Bauhart l. Three
base hhs-Rapp. Carr. Sutton. Two-tase hits
Duganne. Dawson Sacrihos hit-Erviu. Stolen
oases-shoemaker ~, Erwin. HarTeycutter C3l Carr.
Thompson. DCganne o. Lewis H,t hy uitcber-Rv
Ogle, J. Wild pitches-Ogle. Umpire-Alr Belts
Time OF game-2 hours and % minutes
with the score 9 to l against them in
the fourth inning. Interstate started a
smuggling match that lasted for four in
nlngs and netted ten runs. Agriculture
also did some hitting, but after the fifth
was unable 10 score, the sllders OF T.
Quantrell, the third pitcher tried by Inter
state, proving too slippery for the Farm
ers. Score
The Washington herald., 1908-05-28

Central, with Taggart in the box, man
aged 10 blank the Business High School
team at Union Park yesterday by to o.
The Blue and White pitcher was in
good form. and allowed only three sin
giles. which were smeared over as many
innings. His team also supported him
in great shape. killing many swats
labeled hits.
f. Davis. on the rubber for the STEM
ographers. also twirled q good game.
but allowed his opponents 10 bunch their
hits. which tells the story Of his defeat
The work OF HERMAN, the Central
third baseman. and F. Davis at short
for the clerks We're features.
Two In the Fifth.
Central got its first brace Of runs IN
the fifth. Menefee. safe on Donnelly's
error was forced at second on Richard
sons fielders choice Richardson stole
second. and HERMAN struck out, but
Mueller hit safely. scoring Richardson,
and Rheem's swat tailed Mueller
The other two came In the sevSRth
Menefee and Richardson singled in sue
Cession. HERMAN received a pass, and
Mueller singled TO center, scoring Meme
fee and Richardson.
Business had three excellent chances
10 put run over. but Taggart's effec-
tiveness and fast fielding killed all the
opportunities.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-28
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS
WILTSE SHUTS OUT CUBS.
New York Pitcher Gets Best of Slab
Battle I'm Chicago

Chicago. May 27.-Wutse shut out the
Cubs to-day in a pitchers battle. New
York getting one run through a force
out a steal. and a timely hit. Both
Wiltze and Pfeister pitched great bau,
but the New Yorker showed the better.
The men behind them also plaved bril-
liant ball Attendance. 5000. Score.
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Score Again in seventh.

Washington got one more run in the
seventh on singles by Donovan and Muir
ray. and muff Of Burke's fly by Whalen.
Philadelphia got its only run IN the
eighth on a single By Porter and a triple
by Ramsay.
The locals came near tying the score In
the ninth on a single by Whalen. a sac
rifice by Strayer. and long hit by Childs
but Whalen was just nabbed by a FOOT
at the plate. This decision made the
Phlladelphians mad enough 10 eat the
arbiter alive. but he stood his ground
Brilliant fielding by Zaneli and Gold
stein We're the features
The Washington herald., 1908-05-28

Flrst base on balls-Oh Young. (; Of F1aherty 5;
Of Leever, l. Struck Out-By Lever, 2; by Flaher-
". Tmee-bsse hits-Sweeney Clarke, Wagner
Flaherty lTo-lase hits-Ritehey, Leach %. Beau
mont SaCincs hits-1Omg. Kane Bowerrnau
Ritchey. DOUDe plays-Dahlen to Ritchey 20 Nc
Gam; Ritchey To BOwerman; Brown 10 Flaherty 10
BOWerman. Unpire-Mr. Klein Time Of game-2
hours.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-28
BROWNS TAKE ALL BETS.
Score by Errors on ChesbrO and
Hits on Lake

New York, May H.-The Browns had
so many ways. of making runs to-day that
the New Yorks did not have much Of
chance.
While Chesbro was pitching the visi-
tors scored on errors and wild pitches.
and while Lake was In they hit the ball
McAleer was bounced for kicking. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-28

Earned rIns-Ccntral Left bases-Central
1; Business, s. First base on balls-Of TagRart 2:
OF Z. Davis. 2 Struck out-By Taggar. G; by F.
Davis. 5. Stolen bases-E. Davis ~, Naughton
Smith. Richardson Double plays-Keane TO Davis
20 Howell; Richardson 10 Mueller Hit By pitcher
By Z. Davis, I. Passed bals-Fsgan. /. Umprr-
Mr. Hughes, Time q Same-l hour ard IS minutes
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Totals ....... 2 Gan 4
irfb fpottcd g.. NJ
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CY YOUNG HOLDS BOSTON.
BeAneHters Tied Until Eighth, Win
ming in Tenth.

Pittsburg, May 27.-In a beautiful ten
inning finish to-day Boston beat Pitts
burg out. to 2 Cy Young had held Bos-
ton to a tie for eight innings. Lever,
who relieved him. collapsed in the tenth.
losing the game Attendance. 2.660. Score:
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IWo-base hits-MorelaDa. Hessler. Three-hase hit
Dove stolen bases-Cahin Dove. Miller. Smith.
Parker o.. Sacrifice hit--Walter. Hits-OH Cebfu
o; on Parker. p First base on balls-By Cohill. 2;
BY Parker 3 Hit by pitched balls Mccormick IN
Struck out-By Cohin, 4; by Parker s. Left on
bases-St Yincent's. s; Picked Team l. Passed
balls-Paliaoe ~. Wild pdtch-Parker. Umpire
Mr.. Cleveland. Time Of game-l hour and minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-05-28

First base on bals-0f Ewing 1 of Wilhelm. !:
of Mcintyre. l. Struck out-By Ewing 3; by VIII
helm, Home un-Lobert. Three-hase hit-Schlei
Two-base hits-Burch Jordan Sacrifice hits-Hug-
gins. Mitchell. Schlei Ewing Lumley. sheehan (2)
Passed halls-Bergen, 2. Umpire-Mr Rigler Time
Of game-1 hour and 40 minutes. Attendance 900
The Washington herald., 1908-05-28

Left on bases-Advent 7; Pension Office. 4. First
base on balls-0f Murphy. 2 Innings pitched-By
Wyrick. A. By Fireman. 4. HIS made-0h Wyrick
5; of Fireman. 3. Struck out-By Wyrick. 3; by
Fireman. 8; by Murphy. 10. Three-base hit-Fidler
Two-bsse hits-Fidle-, Fireman. Mcdonald Leahy.
Sacrifice hits-Leahy Mcdonald Conorer, Moye,
Burlesque Co. Wyrick. Stolen bases-Landwright
Fidler Clark o. Moye o. McDonold l2) Leahy
t2l. Fox. Murphy. Hit BY pitcher-By Fireman, BY
Murphy. Wild pitch-Marphy. Passed balls-Fok,
seaton. UmDire-Mr. Can. Time q game-l hour
and IS minutes.
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Left on bases-Chicago. S; New York. Z. First
base on balls-Od Pfeister. 4: of Witse 3 Struck
0ut-By Pfeister. s. by Wiltse. !; by Fas-r. L
Two-base hits-Tenney Wiltse. Sacrifice hits-Don-
lin. Sheckard Stolen bases-Evers. Herzog. Chance.
DOYLE a. Double play-Tenney (yInasssteil Inn
pires-Messrs. Enslie and O'Day. Time Of Eame-1
hour and SC minutes
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Earned TIns-B7Ooklyn. / Stolen bascs-Nallin.
Rudolph. Ntnson. Murray. TEo-base hit-Dowd
Threebase hit-SIurray. Struck out-By Brewer &:
by Charles, 5. Bases on balls-Of Brewer, ;; Of
Charles. / Umpire-llr Latham
The Washington herald., 1908-05-28

Left on bases-Detroit. 8; Philadelphia, g. First
base on balls-Of Mullin. 4. Struck out-By Kranse
z: by Mulin. / Two-base hit-Hartsel Sacrifice
hits-Schnefer. Coughlin. Mcintyre Murphy Pow
ers. Stolen bases-DaVs. CoomhS. Hit by pitcher
BY krause. Umpire-Mr. sheridan Time Of
Eame-2 hours and minutes. Attendance, asa
The Washington herald., 1908-05-28
Railroad Men in League.

A six-team league for railroad men will
be organized shortly at the Union Station
Railroad Y NJ. c. A All the teams will
be composed of'railroad men,
The Washington herald., 1908-05-28
BUT TWO HTS OFF CHARLES.
Reading TwirIer Almost InvincIbIo
Against Brooklyn Club.
ecil 10 The WashinEt0n Head.


Brooklyn, May H.-Reading defeated
Brooklyn here to-day by 3 to / The
victory was due to the pitching OF
Charles. who was not hit until two men
were out In the ninth inning Score:
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MULLIN WEAKENs AT END.
Athletics Capture Game When De-
trOit TvfrIer Plays Ont

Philadelphia, May 27.-Mullin weak
ened perceptibly III the last two innings
and the Philadelphias won out.
A tumble by Moran enabled the De-
troiters TO clear the bases in the sixth.
Score:
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DOUBLE GIVES BOSTON LEAD.
Hub City Team CorrnIs Game from
White SOx

Boston, May 27-Boston won out from
Chicago in pitchers battle to-day Win
ter's double in the NTH inning, with two
on the bases, gave the locals lead that
the Sox could not overcome. Score:
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FREDERICK SUPPORT POOR.
Fine TwirlinG of Anderson No Good
Against HagerstOwn Team.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Nd, May 27.-In a loosely
played game of baseball. Hagerstown de-
feated Frederick at Athletic Park here
this afternoon by the score Of TO ..
Riley the latest addition to Hagers-
towns staff Of twirlers. pitched good
ball Anderson also pitched well, but
was miserably supported. Score by in
nings:
RHE
HagerstoWn- 2O2 0iO1r-6 3
Frederick. .........-.... 0 0 0 o 0 o. 6
Batteries-Hagerstown. Riley and Peaster; Fred
erick. Anderson and PelOquin Time Of game-l
hour and 46 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-05-28
BANDITS WIN AGAIN
Philadelphia Unable to Hit
SOuthpaw Murray.
PLAYS STAR GAME

Two Local Boys, Pitcher and Short
stop, Big Factors I'm Winning Game
from SIOw:OVvn Union Leaguers.
Elizabeth OVerwheIms Allentown,
and Reading Defeats Brooklyn.