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The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
IS DEPOSED
AS BOSTON LEADER
After Row with Owner John Taylor the Veteran
Steps Down as Manager of Red Sox and Is Sue
ceeded by Fred Lake. from Lynn Club

best team the Hub has boasted for many
sea- sons
Il was also known that Bob Unglaub
had been seriously hapdicapped IN the
Official position. and that he was disgust
ed with the number OF petty squabbles.
and entirely pleased when Mcclure came
over 10 succeed him The resignation Of
Jimmy Collins was also filed with fire.
works. and his road was none TOO smooth.
Jimmy worried about ii, took iIl. and il
was thought by his Boston friends that
he would never again wear a baseball
uniform But there he is. respIendently
decorating third base for Connie Mack
Mcguire has been the hero Of the BOs-
Ton fans The announcement to-day that
be had quit the leadership at q time when
the team was just making good" has
come as q thunderbolt. and the baseball
lovers are discussing nothing else
IcGuire's salary with the Boston club
as manager has been generally under
stood 20 be considerably in excess Of
$500 annually.
Fred Lake, the newly appointed man
aser. IS an East Boston boy. and has q
high local reputation in the baseball
world
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Win in First Inning.

Before the first inning OF the second
game had been completed the Nationals
had their secood victory OF the day IN
cold storage. and the principal interest
was csute-ed IN the efforts Of the locals
70 score another shut-out.
Cleveland made as many hits as Wash
inEton did. and time after time seemed
likely 20 score. but on each occasion
Walter Johnson tried Just a little harder.
and nine blanks was all the Maps could
get
Ldebha-dt started OF BY passing Pick
eri1g, and after Dslshanty had been re
tired Ganley singled. and two scored
when C1giau5 got his daily timely tap
Cnglaub stole, and advanced farther
when ClyIner beat cut a roller 20 third
and Immediately going 20 second. The
bases we've jaUued when Freeman drew
a pass and when Mcbride hit 10 I.a1ofa
The manager. IN an effort 70 retire Free
man AZ second. heaved 70 left field. allow
ING JnSlsub and Clyner 20 tally and
Frse1-an 20 make third and Mcbride
second Then came street with the
fourth hit Of the inning. driving in Free
man and Mcbride, making SIX runs
Walter Johnson ended the u7e-v-ro-
round by hitting into a double nrsv.
IN the fourth. with one out. Street Vas
franked, took second on Johnso1-z hl-
and came bounding home on Delehar-v.z
single C-yus- singled n the fifth and
made Wasni-gtou's final count when
/ Freeman doubled 20 left center.
With two out IN the first, Turner got ~
Tar as third. When CIyrner dropped a nv
from La50is. bUt StovaU was easv. In
TIE third single. q sacrifice. and a wild
pitch put Bradley on third. but the neces-
sary hit was not fOTtlc0minE- Turner
started OF 10 the sixth With a tvvo-hsz-
ger but could not improve his rosf-5o-
as La5oie famed. St0vaII fOuled 70 Street
and EeZis struck out
GCode started the seventh By walking
and after Perring fled 70 center. Foster
got life on an error by Freeman. but
Clarke forced Foster. and Clarke was
thrown OUT at second on an attempted de-
-aysd steal
Perrirg doubled n the ninth with one
out and proceeded 10 third on a pzsse5
nali, but Alrizer. in place OF Foster.
raised pop fly 70 Unclaub. and after J
Clarke had sauutered on four vide ones
7 'reemaC retired Bradley
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WRIGHT BEATS ALEXANDER
Former Champion Wins Finals ip
Newport Tennis.
Surprises His Most Ardent Supporters
by Playing the Best Games in
His Career on the Courts.

Newport r I. Aug. a-BsaIs c.
Wright ex-national lawn tennis chan
p-on and interusuo1altsr- won the final
q the ail-cOmers' national chaupiorsrs7
tournament today IN straight sets
That he should be successful in defeat
ing Frederick 3 Alexander IN straight
sets SIS, 6-2 6-s. was something when
even his most ardent admirers had rer
dared hope for. much l5ss predict Br.-
the dashIng and versatile Wright had the
smiles OF fortune with him. for he caught
bis adversary so far out q form as 70 AZ
ford only occasional gIimpses Of his real
self and skill Alexander appeared as an
athlete who had ove-tratned and gone
stale
On the other hand Wright displayed the
best Of form he has exhibited this season.
IN fact. Il IS probable that he has never
before given such a brilliant performance
as that which he treated the gallery 10 in
this contest Once he had found that
there was nothing 70 fear from AIexan-
der's fore and back hand strokes. he took
bis stand at the net and made quick
progress 10 the end. which brought him
as challenger TO William A Lar1sd f1r
the highest honOrs OF the game in this
country
Unsread!ness Is the one word that best
sums Up the difficulty that from start to
finish beset AIexalder's game The tz-
hle follows:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
TO-DAY's GAsIEs.

TO-DAY,S GAMES-
Philadelphia at PittsburE-
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
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sDesza, to TIE Washington Herald


Boston. Mass, Aug 2s-Jin Mcclure.
who has been manager OF the Boston
Americans since June OF last year. was
relieved to-day OF his managerial duties
by the owner OF the Boston team, and
Fred c. Lake. who has been doing the
scout act FOR the club all the season,
was appointed acting manager.
President Taylor has been dissatisfied
for some time with the manner IN which
Manager Mcclure has Teen handling the
club. and the break cs.-ne this morning
during a session n P- eident Taylor's
Office.
MCGUIRE came 10 ~ I-s--on club from
THE New York Amcrlyars AID succeeded
Bob U7elaub. who was manager during
the ea-,- 1art of Ias- se1s0n-
i aas seen an open secret among those
who knew rAe Baston baseball situation
that John / Taylor and Deacon jim"
have had maa- differences Of opinion
about the running o. the team The sym
pathies were ali with Mcclure, for de-
spite the opposition he experienced. he
succeeded IN gathering and training the
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-rfaIe

'Batted for Llebhardt tBotted for Eos
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WILL PLAY IN DETROIT TOMORROW.

Detroit Mich Aug. 28.-The Free Press to-day says:
Despite all reports the contrary there viii be baseball
game IN this city next Sunday afternoon the Tigers playing Ceve
land The game is to be played for purpose Of testing the law
governing the matter
Police Commissioner Smith will attend the game in person.
and viii enter complaint Of disturbing the peace against one of
the Detroit players who participates in the contest
The case viii be brought up in the police PLAYER
gwen a by jury Of six citizens # found guilty he will be
hned and dismissed practically clean victory for the
Sunday baseball"
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LvnchburE Easy for Portsmouth.

Bz--s-ies-Q1i-n snd Merritt. Fox and BoyI
Unpl-es-Ness-s 8Iace AID He--azer-
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Bzrtsd for s-epbsn.

TotalA------ S S sZB I
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FORT MYER SOLDIERS WIN.
St EIizabeth's Team Makes Strong
Finish. but Eo.er Ont

Fort Myer trimmed the Government
Hospital for the Insane IN a hotIy cor
tested game AZ St Elizabeth yesterday.
Both teams felded well and the result
was IN DOUBT until the last inning.
Forester twirled consistent hsr for the
soldiers. and was steady at critical stages.
Moore, who started FOR the home team.
was wild and gave way 70 Priddy IN the
second PTiddy made a good showing
but received ragged support from q Grip
pied aggregation.
E-1r1phrey and Thrall feldsd well for ST
Elizabeth and Peters played a brilliant
a-r1e 81 short T-- -Na --f-g+o-z 60
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Tvobcse hirs-Lrach q. Doom. Wagne-. sac-i-
ter hits-Ahla-ic-si1. Git~rn. Titus stolen basz-
B-az-s1eid. WEznsr- D1sh.e pizgs-Leach % Glib
s1u r1 Gll- Grant % kuHoe 20 Bransfeid Bases
on haIls-Of Lever /. of 8IcQuiIle1. 4 STUCK out
by Lever, @. b. NoQ1iilsz 2 HIT b. pstche--
BY McQ-i-len- J. Jr-ires-Afssrs. Eu5Eerharn ard
Iohns-oae. Tine q game-I h0z- AID 3 MINUTES
Atterdanos-3Gz
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LEwISBURG EASY VICTOR,
All Proper Team Loses Second Game
of the Series.

Sre-al 20 he Wasl1ngzoo Hc-lid
LewIsbu-g. ". Va. Aug. 25.-Lewisburg
again defeated the All Proper team. OF
Staunton. this afternoon IN the second
game Of a series OF three by the score Of
20 2
The features q the game was the pitch
ing Of Black Watts, OF the locals. who
struck out eleven men and assisted IN
winning the game by his timely two
bagger- Spicer's batting for the visitors
was also superb. he making two two
base hits and one single out OF four times
up.
Batteries-Staunton- Daniels and Lots;
I.ewisburg, Watts and Penn
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OTEY SHUTS OUT DAHYILLE
Roanoke Twirler Allows Visitors
but One Hit.
SIcGee MisJudEes Sharp GrOunder,
which Marred a
Record.

special % Ths WasLtuE-on He-zld
Roanoke. Va. Aug 2s--Otey pitched
a great same to-day and really should
have been credited with a no-hit battle
He allowed but one hit. and that was
made by Powell n the first inning Powell
hit the ball on the gnound between first
and second, and SIcGee. instead q going
for the bell. started fo- second base
Il was en- unusual play. Score
RHE
F.osr.-. ---.------.-a.a oooo oo1ozI l
Dazriue ---------------0 o Q 60 ! 0
Ba--e-ies-O-z- sad Su1klss wat1ae- and ryan
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HAGERST0WN THE VICTOR.
Visitors Outclass Home Team and
Win with Ease

S7e-izi % The WashiuE-on He-sld
Frederick. Nd, Aug. 2S-Before a So
ciety gathering at Athletic Park this az
ternoon the directors OF the Hagerstovn
Baseball Association defeated the Frede-
rick directors by 13 20 s. The visitors
outclassed the home players from the
start and Won easily.
Dr.. James E Long twirIed for the 10
Gals. while Nell. jr-. was il the box for
Haeerstovn- 4 return sgarne Will be
played IN Hagerstown next week when
Frederick VIII endeavor 10 regain its lost
laureis. Score:
E1aEeE~If.ll -----------------S 2 I y Y -
F'rsieriCz .---..--..-.-------.o 0 0 0 IL
Batteries-HsEestozu. Neil and Janisaa, Fred-
sr1ea. Long and smith Cmpi-e-Dr. NcCu7dy
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savannah Auto Race Sanctioned.

Savannah, Ca, Aug 2S.-The executive
committee Of the Savannah Auto Club
to-day sanctioned an auto race for small
cars over a 1po-mile course the day be
fore Thanksgiving Day. The race viii be
run under tie auspices Of the local club
and the Auto Club Of America
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EarU-1 --ls-Tvt1iug g. Advent. = Lcft on
-l=-s-A svs-t- = TEiuilz. g First base on balls
OF f51-51l. 2. % 1I1sh1-E = Innings ritrhsi-I3y
Go-5-r 8. hy Gre5- 8 HTS r-aEs-tf Gordon ..
q Green, 8. Struck -ut-BT Gordon. :. by Green
=. by M-sou-E. g. Tr1-hass h--z-5I-Ca a--E-. Woods
Wruk,1a. t71-5Ju. 1sa-.o7r Sacrifice h5-s-t5isteI
Tcr--. Na--T-. Fi5lcr. Strlea bzses-}Ic0a-tly.
Wyuk111. Howard. Lz-tvoiEt. PuEphrev. Ses.1r.
M---E-- Hit t- pi-c-e--Bv M1sbczE- e VIA
pit-a-N1st-1-r- Passed uali-VVoods Balk-AIls-
bug Uu1r-re-N- st-ccs-- Tine Of game hour
and . Ei-ztss
At McDevitt's Field Msnhattan defeat
ed Ninth Street IN e lively six-inning
game. 20 g.
L Mat. who tv1rled FOR Manhattan. had
everything his own way, and pitched
splendid game
Dusty Rhodes served them up IN
good styls for Ninth. b0- errors at crit
cal moments lost the game
Puut1ey's running catch vas secsa-
ffn-1r S~s-a-
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AL ORTIZ GETS BUSY
DrOTs Third Baseman. Left Fielder.
and n Pitcher.


sDecia 70 The Washington HerzId
Ly7lchbUrg, Va, Aug. 2s--8Iansger Orth
this morning released Bob Wallace, left
fielder; Enos Kirkpatrick. the third base
man, and Pitcher Perdue. who was loaned
the Shoemakers by Norfolk
Orth and schuman will play left and
pitch Orth intended 10 play first base.
but changed his mind. and has decided 20
retain Raley. Kirkpatrick reverts 10
Richmond, which has sold him for 1903
delivery 10 Atlanta.
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LET oa bases-Ianhsrcs1s. :; Ninth. L First
hsss On bslls-Of u Nat /; o. Rhodes. l. Struck
out-Hy Le MAJ 8; by Rh5des. J. Tvo-base hits
Walsl Nface Barrett. Sac-fce hits-Buckier An
h--rs-e-. S-osen hases-Pa1er p. Passed balls
Buckles. Sues g. Umpire-Nz- Falcons-. Tine
q Ea1ne-I hour rod 20 minutes
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Virginia Lacquer Seen At Seyx York
Game by Orth-

Special - TIE Washington He-ald
Lynchburg, Va. Aug 2.-Jack Grim
erstvhile owner OF the Lynchburg fran
chise in the Virginia League, whose wife
IS said 10 have reported 70 the police OF
Louisville. KY, that he was missing. was
IN New York on Tuesday. and. according
10 Al Orth. witnessed the dcubIe-bee5a~
there between St Louis and the Giants
He did not look like a man who was
missing from anywhere" said Orth. "and
told me that he was going TO Cincinnati
that night He said he did not feel very
wei, and was going to run up home"
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NAPS OUTPLAYED AZ III STAGES OF DOUBLE-HEADER
BREAK EVEN IN DOUBLE.
New York and Chicago Play Two
Pitchers battles.

New York. Aug. 2S.-The New Yorks
and Chicasos broke even IN two pitchers
tussles to-day.
The New Yorks won the first IN the
ninth inning on hits by HemphiH and
Kleinow and a mur by Atz- The Sox won
the second on errors by Keller and Con-
roy. Scores:
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NATIONALS DEFEAT
CLEVELAND TWICE
Washington Players Shut Out Maps in DOubIe-header.
Hughes and Johnson in Good Form and Receive
Excellent Support in Every Department

chance 1or the third out IN the fourth
Lajoie singled and moved 70 second on
Stovalls out but died IN the fifth Perias
walked. but was forced. and no more
Clevelancers got 20 first until the ninth.
when Clarke hit and was showed out at
second
in the eighth inning Hughes famed
Goode, Pering. and Joss in succession
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

AZ New Bedfdvd-Lavrence. 4: New Bedford. .
Al Fan Rirer-Fal River. s. Lowell .
AZ Lynn-F1rs- sane Worcester. s. Lyz1- : Sec
end game Lyun. 8; Woroes1sr
At HaEeEhill-HsFerhill. :: B7ockton l
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SE..Nu ElNT

T@fr On hazes- FA.lascQhiz, e. Detroit . Bass o.
1li,s-Df Ni-ztts q. o. AIG-le1. T. St--cz 0u--Br
Ni-..rrs. l. b. Mullen. g. b. Bender . Tw1-hass
Llts-DaTs- Hart-el- Olt1uy. Mcintyre. Sacrifice
h.rs-J. Collins. Sclzefer- stolen hases-Har-ssI Z
Collins. n --I--- DCuhle play-Schsef-r % Rossran
Hit b r-5rhe--Ev Wine--s Oh. WL5 rfrch-yTsT-
lerrs o. Jup1-ps-N-ss-s Sasrida1 and Evans
Tine Of gzEe-- h1z- ard = minutes A.tendanos-
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QUINN MAKES RECORD.
Pitches n NO-hit Game Against the
Norfolk Team

Special - Ths Nashirg-lu Head
Richmond Va. Aus 2-Richuord
shut out Norfolk to-day in the first game
this week. Quinn made the record for
che Virginia League by pitching q no
hit game He made the only error
charged against the locals
Boyle's throwing 20 second was poor.
due 10 lack Of work. but Re caught a
beautiful game. The contest lasted an
hour and ten minutes. and not a kick
was made by either team The errors
charged 20 Norfolk We're due 20 the cor
dition Of the grounds Score
Ri-h-15rd -----.----.---.O o o.
N7-f7-k -----------------.e O o o O 90 9
Bz--s-i=s-Cui1n snd Nz-1-t: F-E and BOYLE
Uupi-es-Ness-s 8Iaoe AID He--azs--
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PIRATES NOSE OUT PHILLIES.
shannon Brings Victory to the
smoky City Men.

Pittsburg. Aug. 2S-Pitts5urg won a
pretty game from Phnadelphia to-day.
TO O. shannon was the hero OF the game.
saving It in the seventh by a wonderful
one-hand catch Of Osborn's liner. and IN
the eighth HIS single scored Leach with
the cnly run Of the game. Score:
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SPECIAL % TIE Washington HsrzIE
Lyuchburs. Va, Aug 2s.-EIght errors
behind Schuman. seven OF which came
IN succession IN the third inning. made
tO-day's game easy for Portsmouth. BY
the score OF = 10 0.
The game was the worst yet put up
oy the locals Gradinger's hitting. three
doubles and c single IN Eve times At
bat and the playing Of Lawrence At
short for Portsmouth. and Bowen at sec
ond for LynchbUrs, were the features.
Score.
RI z
IynchHvrg -. oo00aO % 4 :
o 0 . ~ 2 0
Batterles-sahuuAn and Wesczke. Wills Eud vvsd-
leigh Cnrire-Sfr Bra
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Uhc7-Fdrst game Ctics. .: syEEasAa-rs Z
Second gane- Utica. e Tukesta-.1 =
At Albany-Bineher eruto1. O. Alba-7. l
AT Toy Sr.aruse. (. Troy. 3
Al Elmir1-Sc.zuton. /: Elnira O.
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The Suburban.

From The NeE York Sun
Knicker-The Olympic runners havs
done some record work
SubbUbS-But I notice they didn't run
with a cup OF coffee In one hand and a
breakfast roll and the paper IN the
other.
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DETROIT GETS EVEN BREAK
Wins Opener from Athletics with
HOme-run Drive.
Quakers Pound the Ball in the Sec
end Inning-ChicagO and New
York split.

Philadelphia, Aug 2S-A hous run
drive over the right field fence gave the
Derroits the first game
The second was easy Tor the locals.
who hit both Wilerts and Mullen excep-
uonally hard. Scores
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

A. As7nuhts-9fnnsThis. 2; Nashville, L
At Little RocE-little Rock. Il ATuutro-ne-v. Z
At New Orieans-New Orleans. :; Birmirghara !
At Mobile-AIobile. l: Atiansa O.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New iEavon-New Haven ;; Nerideu 2
At Sprlrgneld-Ffrst game NeT Britafu 4 s--4n--
ne.d : seco2d game Springfield. 4 New Britain. !
AT br7dgepo7t-tlTst galne- Hartford {; Bridze-
poS1. Seooo5 game HzrrSo-d- Z; B-15sepor1. !
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

A. Indianapolis-Co ?; Iniia-aposiz l
AZ LouisEilie- Toledo : Louisville. L
AZ Niinneapolis-St- Paul ): MIN sauolfs. :
AZ Observation-Disclosures. 1: kansas CITY d
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

~ Altoo1a-Altoo-a- :; Lancaster, 90 innirSs9.
At Nillis1nsT'o-t -Trsrl-1n I: WI-liarsport 8
Al HarT1str-g-Yg gilminf-on. 3: Harrisburg. :
At soh1stoTFn-Rssdlng g; Johnsto,su, s.
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'ECOND GAME

Left On h1sls-Chi1aso. 2. NeE YORK. S. Bases On
tal=-OH Hoss- g. - Doyle I; q Walsh. /
S-r-ck o-t-By Hosz 8, 5y Walsh, g. Trzo-base hit
HeHrAlL sa=iaoe his-Iso~ll- BaIk-HosE Umpire
-NIT- Connolly Tine q szme-I hour and 30 uin-
utes- Acteudz-1a--Gn
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The sl--rzrv-A A1-cu-ne-s National CLarrS1-shtl p
singles fusl u1115. Beals @. Wright DEBATED Fred
srck 3 Alexander e-5s IS; 6-5.
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Sac-irce hit-McBri5e Lett on bases
" washington. s. Cleveland. g. FIRST base
on nalls-On Hughes. !. OF Joss J. First
base on errCrs-yF aslingron. O. Hit by
pl-cler-By Hughes. J. Struck our-F3y
Hughes, g. by JOSS. J. Wild pitch-Joss
--pl-e-ll-- E-san- Time Of game-1 hour
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Bufalo-Je-ssy City. .: BuHaIo. :.
A. N0ureal-Newsrk Z: Nortrsal- 5
At Io7outo-Baltimore. ?: Tc-on.o. &
At ROchestT-Pr0Tid :; Rocass-er. I
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t"o-uase hit - Peters. Three-base hit Wflletr
stolen bsses-Piczstt- WTne-t Brown. Priddv. WI
Es-s7n 2 Forester Doub,e pla--Schott 70 Fer
GUS Hts nsde-Of ei00re. : In l inning: Of
Prlddy. : On s innings. First base on baIls-OF
Moore. ?; q Priddy. s. Of Forester. = HIT bv
-itc1ed balls-Bv Moore. l. }y Priddv 8 bv For
res,eT. J. Struck 0ut-By Moore. 1; BY Prfddv =
by Forester, = LEFT on base-G. Il / 6. For
Myer- Passed halls-Smith :: Colt 9 Wu5
pitches Moore. P-i55y. Fo-rester Urnps-e- T-
SclTlnn- Tine OF Ezme-l hour and s. minutes.
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-Bartsd for Stephens IN the eE-h.
Boston .---...------.-.----....0 0 00I2 z-sl
- LIS .------------------.0 Q Q 0 Q II
LIT On bases-B0st0n. ,; s. Louis q Stracz
o1t-By Steele. 6. by Powell. 4 Hone r-n-Io-d-
Ihree-5ess bit-Stahl Sac-iscs bf-s-E4 i-asu Wal
laoe stolen bases-YYaE1er. Uu1pfrrs- tE7urst and
o Lo1shl1n- Tine q gzne-I koCr - rai-1tss.
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FIRST CAME

II-II8I LlF E--A y -lo eIeTeltL
Fhi-adelrh1A .----.-----o 0 o q Q Q 0 90
Detroit ------------------o 0 0 o o Q o II
Let OF hzsss-Ph--s 1eirhia. = Der-uit Z st-uck
o1t-Bz s-zEe-s :. by Plank :. Hons -1n-
CrzT-1TL TEreetase hit-Da-is TEo-bzss hit
J. to----I Sa-rl-7e ~ hI--Nf-l1llS S-o-el haFas-
tr-711r1. t1lC1l-1- Dolble plays-t.suzhli-
- S-1ae-er 20 Rom Bit bv r..rler-Ev Sun
uery. T. Passed hsL-P1ue-z. T. Traus-es-Mesz-s
she-idan and Ev1uS The q gzsne-l hour ard
s. MINUTES
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Sioux CIty-Sio7z< City. 10 Omaha. 4
At Des Moinss-Lt1caln. 5. Des Moinss. q
At Pcsolo-Pusblo. 10; DezTer, I
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Len m hases-Chiczgo. s. New YORK. s Bases on
halis-Of smith. s. Of lake. 5 Struck out-By
smith 4; By Lake. 8 Tro-hase hic--Pars1t- sacr1-
fos hits-Atz. Hahn. smith. Hsnphiu- stolen bases
-A1de-son. IsbeII. Chase. Lake. Double Play
kleiuJw 70 Coaruy. Umui-e-5lr Connolly. Tine
q glme-I h0szr and 50 Minutes.
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A couble-header was played IN the In
dependence League yesterday. Twining
defeating Advent at Sixth and . streets
northeast. 9 20 ?. and Manhattan taking
Ninth into camp. . 10 3. az AfcDevitrs
Field
Moshurg pitched brilliant ball FOR Ad-
vent. tanning nine and passing but one.
However timely biugles by TwininE.
coupled with errors. were responsible for
his defeat
Advent could do nothing with Gordon
Tor four innings. and he retired IN the
fourth in favor % Green. after the game
had heel practically cinched.
To-day's game between Guriey snd
Tw,ning. ~ Sixth and = streets northeast,
.as Ea.- l..-er.E .fr S..ra-
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BROWNS LOSE TO BOSTON.
Stone and Williams Make som,
Great Catches.

Boston. Aug. &.-Steele outpitched Pow
Ell to-cay, the latter being hit hard in
the seventh and eighth innings Stone
and Williams made great circus catches.
Score
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sBatted for Liebhardt tBotted for Eos
ter
Washington ------s 0 1 0 0 Ks
Cleveland -----.--- 0 0 0 0 90
Earned runs-WashingtOn, 8. First base
by errOrs-Cleveland. 2 Left or bases
Cleveland 10. W ashilgton 5. First base
on 5alls-OG Johnson, 2; on Liebhardt. ?.
on Foster, . Innings pitched-By L5eb-
Liebhardt. 4, of Foster Z Struck
Out-By johnson, 3; BY Foster. J.
TWO-baSe hits-Freeuau. Turner Per
ing Sacrifice hits -Shipie- johnson
Stolen bases-Pickering. Gauley. V-nglaub.
Clymer o. Double plays-Pering 10 La
joie. Delehanty 10 Mcbride 20 Freeman
Wild pitChes-JOEnsOn- Passed ball
Street Umpire-Mr- Egan- Time OF game
hour and 45 minutes
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
TvininE Wins from Advent, While
Manhattan Defeats Ninth.
STANDING or THE TEAMS.

To-5ay's szus-wagaca Is. Sir-h. At 3IcDsucts
Field. ar $50 p. H.
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FIRST GAME

Iotais------- 0 s-5 IS 2 Totals.--...-. S 2 IS
Two a1t when wfarirr IN vs. s,r-cS
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a.'-fti7-------- . SD ,
'I,lsnDhrey out- attempting % hzut third STRIKE
- n l------------------------ 0 0 ! Is
F,-r Aiyer- ..---------------- 2 0 0 e-s