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COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
EckinEtons Defeat MetropOIitans fE
First Game of Deciding Series.

The final clash for the pennant in the
Columbia League started to-day, the
.Eezingtons defeating the Metropolitans,
IS 10 /
A series q three games IS 70 be
played. the best two out OF three decid-
Ing the winner The remaining games
vii be played to-day and tomorrow
Both teams played well IN the field.
Widmeyer and Handlhoe staring Hzn6i-
Doe also did well with the stick. obtain
Ing three hits. two Of them two-baggers.
Score
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PIRATES LOSE THIRD
Pittsburg Once More Beaten
by Brooklyn.
PUT UP POOR EXHIBITION
Fred CIarI<e's Men Allow Giants TO
Pull Up 70 Even Terms in National
League Race by PIsyfns Pitifui
Ball Against Pat DOnOvan's Team.
Winners Pile Up Six Runs.
PUT UP POOR EXHIBITION
EsTERpAY,s RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago, 10; Boston, =.
New York, - Cincinnati, o.
Brooklyn, 9; PittsburE, i.
st. Louis, 4; PhIIadeIphia, o.
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To-da-'s Ez-e-Satic-al Elsc--i- S-7Ptv Company
rs Wl-ian Hahu s Co. a. Eghth sr-est s-6
El1ri5a Gre-ue udr-heas- a. 50
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YESTERDAY's RESULTS.
Washington, - St Louis, o.
Boston, .; Cleveland, L
New York, !; Detroit, >.
Philadelphia, 6g Chicago, l.
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DanvnIe. 3; Norfolk, ?.

S1e-ial - TIE W-sllng-an Head
Danville. Va, Aug. 2l--DanviIle took
the first Of the series to-day from Nor
folk by timely fitting and clean and fast
fielding The game was pitchers bat
lie throughout. Euinger. for TIE visitors.
having little the best Of the box work.
allowing but seven hits and giving no
passes A 6OuhIe-header VIII be played
to-morrow, when the Tobacconisrs have
a good chace Of passing Richmond n the
pennant race The score by innings
RHE
DaarsIl-----------.---. con- Is 0
y N.-s1IE---------------- 0 o o Z o. Z
Ea-terss-N--f1Ik. EIlizEar ard Boyle Da1T[Is.
Kline and Eyll- Ump-c-Afr. Byron
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Earned urs-Craoe. L First base b errcrs-
Graes. Z; Ninth J. LET On bases s6race ?; Ninth.
& First base On 1aIs-O1 Syu1uCssle. T. IuZlrEs
pl-cled-BT Nnlztleg. s. ay Blscler. 3 bits made
or WheaLey. S. Of Buscler. . Struck Cu--By
Vlea-ley- g. b. Bsscl-r /; ty S=u1noskie. 8 r.
--l-I--sc-cr- Tu1-aas- .lts-Elscher N0~eS- q.
Sacrifice hi-s-Haris. Walters stolen bases-COn-
1crs. Stg-ssrt g. Richmond Double Diay-Sy-
ul1aoezs 90 Hands. Hit b. pircher-By Buscaer. l.
Passed h-Ils-Rerr. Noves- Unp5rs-4f-- Bergen
TlEe q Elue-1 lcur and . Minutes
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Grant Sacrifice hit-K1-etchy- Double plays
shaw % Koneccfly; Reilly % K0netcily- Stolen
tases-A Murray Mage tz Delehanty- Hit by pitch
er-BT Corridor. Z Bases On baIls-OF Raymond.
. Of BI-QulIlen, 2 Srrucz ouf-By Raymond. ;;
By Gordon. L; b lfcQuEen, 4 Left on bases-St-
Louis. 6; Philadslplia. s. Umpire-aIr. EnSIie.
Tine Of Faue-l hour and 9 minutsA
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Left cn bazes-CEicsEo- s. Boston s Tuo-bass
tlts-T1rEer. Holman. Chance- Threehase hit
C5arc-- Sacrifice Ei-s-h-- SlaEle stolen hases-
Holman. Tinker .4t- Uc-hle plavs-Grahan %
EI-crey. Cll-ce O Erers- Bases OF balls-OG Pies
teT. o or ChaTrell 4 S--u-E clt-By P1es-er. 70;
ty Tc-r-=11. q Ht b. pi-che--By Fe-s1scr. I.
{ Wi.5 u5-cl-CaapuelL UElrires-llesS-s. Rudde-hsn
I and Riz-5r Tine Of Eams-- hour and 50 naizuteA
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SHUT OUT BY ST. LOUIS.
Cardinals Take Opening Game from
Philadelphia

opening game Of the series from Pbila-
deIphIa this afternoon with the score OF
{ 70 O. Raymond pitched fine ball. while
NcQUIle1 was not IN shape for the Phil
lies. Both teams played brilliant ball n
the field Score
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Howard Co. Draws Near Leaders by
Defeating Moses & Sons.

sIANDINE d - -.
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71o-5sv's r7r-e-St. Pa-I-s =. St Ttncgurs a
Tai--eeatu ant . s-reets 15--hea9- a. So
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HaEerztOvvn Takes Second Game by
Score of . 20 =

sr--ial % Tr1s Washi-g-1n Head
HaEers-own. Nd. Aug 2o-Hagerstow1
again defeated the Nebraska Indians here
this afternoon by The score Of 70 .
Hagerstown's hits were made when they
meant runs. while the Indians were u--
able 70 connect their hits. except IN the
sixth inning In the first inning with
two men on bases. Kay hit the ball over
the fence FOR q home run Score
P Il
Net-asl-a ------------- 0 . o. 9
Hs---s--7r1- 1----------- 3 . II -
Ba--cr-ss-Iu5ians. PiEeon and s7-rs. Eags-st1E-
sinner ard EaE-lale UuTires-AlEss N-Atss and
BrJvu- Tine q sz-e-z hc-l-s.
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Two-base lits-SIeaEhsr q. : saIbN Three bass
hits-Berliok Stolen bases-BeTlca9 Ward. Mes %
Hessler. Sacrifice hits-Nfeagher. O'Co1uor. Doubl.
Dlav-8lLler 20 J. sab % Handiboe- Bits made-OH
BalzsT. Il: Of Rite. s First base on haIls-B-
Baizer. 8. h Rite- J HIT b. p5tched baIi-IiJ
Balzer. l. STICK our-By Balzer 5: by Riter. 1
Left OF hases-AIarines. 2. s. Joseph's. z Passed
baTl-C SaIb Unpirc-lfr. CleTcia1d- Tine q
ssne-i hour and 90 nnirutes-
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Tvolase hi-s-Wsg-sr. Wilz7u- Three-bas hits
Petite. HummeI. J7-5aa. sazifce Ei-z-llcAl1au.
St1-ze- stolen bas-s-Hlu--eI. Ahnl-i--lio jordan
Double plag--5ia-l1 90 St1rke 20 Leach. HuEmei
g, Lewis Bass on haTls-OE Csrrritz. Z. % Nc
Iutyre G. S-rl5z o1--Eg Camli-z. .. b. LelfesG.
.: by SfcIntyre T. Wl.5 p5tclcs-NicIntyre. Lever.
Unp.re-Nfr- ODls- Tine Il gl1ae-I hour and So
ralr--es A-r-1.5ar-s. q .54
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Howard s. Left On has Howard. &. Noses. /
FIRST bass o. hz-Is-OH Jsre--. 8 S--ucr ou--Tsy
Jeus-r- s. hT Freeman g. Hone r--s-ETord
hiEE- Tvo-tase h--Hu-isy- Sa=i1cs hiking
Dochls p2y-Frasn-zn 20 O'Ncille % Nu-elar5- HIT
b pi-c-e--By Fre=1an. L Wild Qi-cL-Isws-t
Passed hallz-N1-us- = UTpt-e-1ir- FluusEz1-
Tine q s1me-I hour s-d 8 uiuutes-
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Tu-outo-To7uuto. 3; Jersey City. 6
At Bufslo-Bufalo I Neuark. ;
Al No1treal-3Icnr-sal. G. ProyiEs1ce. &
At ocaests-. ? Ba--lmdre. L
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WAS A PITCHERS BATTLE.
Cir cinnatI Reds Are shut Out, to
o, by the New TOrks.

Cincinnati Aug. 2a-Some 500 persons
saw the Reds shut out to-day by the New
Eorzs. who were outbatted- Il was
NaIhewson against Coakley. and Mathew
son won out by being unhiJtable in TIE
tight places. Score
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CHASED OFF THE SLAB.
Ferguson Lasted Only Two Innings
in the Boston Box.

Chicago. Aug 27--FerE1son was driven
OF the slab in les than two innings. and
CHappeu was rnumped hard Pdes-er held
Boston safe. and struck out ten men.
Ti-ker's base running was a star feature
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EI--.71 rTIr5-a---7-l1s. ~ - q er-7-s-
Pai-1l-plla. Z Lef- On baszs-Chlc-Eo. = Flilz-
d5l1Eia. g. Firs- u1ss On balls-Of Be-der. J. gf
White. = Stuck 11--By Be1de-. g ty Waite. 2.
By O-r- q Home r---li--rly- Tl-le-hass Li--
Oli-inE- rro-hlse hl-s-Murply. J. Collins Sazi-
fee ll-z-Ni-h-Ils. S-lrecz. Sullivan stolen tase-
D1--l5--v. Ur11i-es-AIaszs- Sheridan and E1au
Tine q E-ze-l LJur and % Minutes A-l11iz1ce.
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American ASSOCIATION

A. - PaaI-St- Paul. O. Toledo. &
At lIiuuea polis-1IIunear rClis. = C0l-r-h-s 3
At NilvagEec-IudIauapolis .; lLil7a-kes L
At Kansas Cify-frs- game: kansas City. s. Louis
-ile. Sec1nd Eans- Kansas City. :: Lo-isviIls ;
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

A. omaha-F1rzt game: Omaha. 4; DezFe-, = Sec
ond gzne- Omaha. 5; Denver. =
Al Des AIoi1es-Des MCinss. 3; si5u C1ty, 2
Al LEncoln-Liaooln. s. Pueblo. 4
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At SyIacze-First sz-1e: Troy. Y; sErzc1se, Sec
ond game Troy. 5. Syracuse.
Al Vfkesta7e-U6ca- o: Wilkesha-Te. 9 Cfo-feite5).
At scrzutun-Elmirz. .: Scanta1. a.
At Binrhau-o1-First game Albany, 4; Bi1Ehan-
ton. L Second game: Albany. ?; BingA2utoa- L
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

AZ Laucaste7-LzuczstG. Il: JohnstoE1. I
At Readinr-ReadinE. 4; Altoona, 3
A. HarrtsburT-H p; Wilmington z
AZ Tren-or-T-e-ton. Q. Wiliiamspor1, 6
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The Summaries.
an comers' national Championship s.a-

All comers' national Championship s.a-
giles;
Third r,urd-SSat Thc--'n defeated Ge1--s o
Wagner. So. SIS. -. - Dr. V-Ez- Ecss--
baum defeated Robert w Wilson. s.. SIS. -
IS. G. u Church defeated A--1-- ----1ll--- 81
"a 6-5; William j. Ci---ie- defeated living G.
W-1Zh-. -. 50 7-5. Nat E-e-s1- 5zfe--e5 J.
~ c. Co-s-ou So s. s. s.. Czz-.es y
Bull. r. defeated F-eds-5-E C. I-ua-. - -
So SeT111r johnson defeated Hs5a-s Penn
nan. S.. 81. 60 RlcHz-1 G--t-lL zzfzl-e5 g.
C. Allison bv 6efz1lts A q Butte 5s5sl-eE Il
Ea5oocE 2-6. - g. 5-s. go A-f-el S-----zz
defeated H A NacElu-c-. - - 5-2
Fourth -ozld-Frede-ick B. z-sEaD5s- 5efsate5
Gardner BszIs 81. 50. 80 Hebs-r L Wes-szll
defeated Seup Rus 81 -. s. s-3. Rcd
S-sreus defeated 4 JoLnzo1- 80 81 81 Beals
c. Wright defeated Wallace r Jo51s--. -. "a
80. Dean AIrrlsy defeated Z Hiu-EeT -.
- -. s-5s Ha-- c. 1-s-t- ds[ez-sE A l.
H5sz11s 5-A - - e. t-5. Frz-k j. S---0-
way defeated Robert Le-c~. 50. -. - -.
49, O. T Truc-a-5 defeated N1- T11---l-. s..
- So Pc q. n C-l-c- 5as=1-ez Dr. Val
5a-n R7senha--. 80 Is. -. s.. George z
Net-e-cu defeated Mantle Fielding -. SIS. 81
7. D. E Jcnes detected ErzL Tz-lsuc. -. -,
. 5-A - 60. q Hale defeated Rs-zs-d Gzz1--
| - --5 80; Harry To7l-cs. r.. defeated A. C.
Butler. S.. so g.. z L JEzss defeated Al
Z fred Stil@an- So. - 50 So
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IS being earned Score:

Elrned F71ns-GurlcTs c. FIRST base b. erurs-
Guriey. ?; WaIlacsl- L Left On bases-Gurley. 2;
Wllach, Frs base OF ba1ls-OF Davis. 5. OF
Geatman. 3. S-ruck out-By Davis S. by Nezt-
man. l. Ttree-hass hit-YYalker. Trobass hit
Davis Sacrifice hits-Stro-hers Brown. S-1seu
hlses-Fitz-gral6. DaVis 20 Faiccusr O. Walker
cf. Averg. Stewart Smithson- Murray. Strothe-s.
D1nnelly- Beuuer- Dcuhle plar-Hay1ie % Murray
70 Walker Passed bzIl-scsWz-t- Uup5re--AIr
Myers. Tins q CzEs-l h91- zad 8 uinutez
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GRACE WINS AGAIN.
Sunday school Champions Beat the
Ninth Street Team

The Grace Baptist Church team. win
ners Of the pennant in the Sunday School
League. defeated the Ninth Street team,
OF the same league, in a weIl-played
game on the Active grounds Score. 5 70 g
Wheatley started for the Champions.
but was relieved in the sixth inning by
Buscher. who pitched good ball BUscher
won his own game BY making a home
run with the bases fun.
Symonoskie pitched good ball for the
losers until the sixth. when the winners
connected with his delivery for FIVE hits
and the game Score.
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n.cs.1 70 m. w..h.nr-on Hs-.la.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. Aug. 20.-In the fastest
game on the local diamond this season
Richmond to-day took the crippled
Lyuchburg nine into camp by the score
Of to g. sandherr's batting. which fg-
ured in both taIlies. was the feature
Both pitchers did we'll The visitors did
not make more than one hit II any one
inning. Score.
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l. l.
y. z 5. Co. IS 5 .7z Moss Sous.- 2 ~
Hrzz-5 Co. Is .s15 Go-5e1bers---.. Il -
M1-Izy Co.. l1 -ss Ham i Co g 81
To-da-'s Ez-s-Nati5zal E-sc--lo sz-7sv C7zz7azv
rs Wllian Hshn s Co. a. Eighth sr-est and
Elori5a GveuEs uur-hssst. a. So
BY defeating the W B. Noses & Sons
aggregation yesterday. al Eighth and
Florida avenue northeast, the c. E How
ard Company. printers. climbed another
notch nearer the leaders Score. S 70 O.
Freeman. on the mound for the printers.
pitched gilr-e6Eed ball, allowing but one
h:L He was given fine backing BY his
team mates
Jewett. who served them up FOR the
f.-ni-ure boys. pitched q good game. al
lowing but three hits and walking three
men, but his support was ragged and
responsible for The large number oE runs
obtained by the winners.
Home runs by Wood and King and e
fast double play BY the Howard company
wee the features Score
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Ha-1so-yi-Ha Hartford. 6; Sew Havsa. Q.
Al BriCCgpo--- BTidCUpCrt. 5; New Britain L
Az SprinE1ieIi-1Ie-iieu. s. Sp-iuE1eld. =
AZ Holyoke-Ho oiycse, 3 Water5gTy. 2
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LEROY IS DEFEATED
Columbia Crack Loses to
ex-HaFVard Player.
UPsETS IN TENNIS TOURNEY
Cleaning of the Fourth Round OF
National Championship at Sevv-
port Produces Surprises, but Glass
Held It's Oyn-CIOthfer, Alexander,
and BeaIs Wright Hold Places.

Newport. r. I. Aug. 2.-wuHam 7
Clothier, Frederick 3. Alexander. and
BeaIs c Wright, the three men of TOP
class, continued 10 hold their places IN
the au-comers lawn tennis championship
singles to-day On the courts OF the ca
sinC- Each won IN straight sets. but the
cleaning OF the fourth round produced
some grueIng competitions. which
brought hearJaches and disappointment
az the end The most prominent IN this
category was Robert Leroy. OF COluu-
bia University. who arrived az the Dis
rinction OF rUnEer-Up 70 William a
Larned in the tournament last year Two
others were the young experts, Irving c.
Wright and Wallace r. johnson
The narrowing Of the field. that began.
with 40 aspirants last Tuesday. was
brought down 20 the Hfth round. IN which
only two brackets remain open. and show
eighteen survivors as the result OF the
grind. But class held its own
Chief among the competitions was that
in which B c Wright met Wallace F.
Johnson on the grand-stand court and
defeated him -. -. and g. This
was because of Wrtght's dominating n
huence in the IazEer haIE
Next came Clothier' win over Irving c
Wright. a. -. So. and -
Then the defeat Of Leroy Rather upset
calculations. for Frank J. Suuoway. for
merIy Of Harvard and Massachusetts
State champion, had plenty in reserve
while his score went -, -. -. and
81
Frederick 3. Alexander. Herbert L
WestfaI. and the two old veterans.
Richard Stevens and J. D. Z. Jones.
came through. the latter putting oU-
Hugh TaIIant by the score Of -. -
-. So. and 90
G. " Church. the ia-ersch6lastic play
er. also afforded q surprise for the six
teen-year-oId simply fouted Dr. William
ROsenbaum and won from him. 50, I-5.
s. and Ga
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fan Rivc--HavsrhiIl. s; Fal Rive.
At New Bedfo7d-Lyuu- Z New Bedford. Q.
A. Lowell-LCweu. 2; Brocktcn,
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Letr 11 nase=-1t e-r1I'o-ir1-s- l1- E-sl-g-11- q
F5-e- hass baEs-J1f CALLAHAN. s. cf Ca-a-is-. .
Struck o-It-Bv Callahan 3. D Ca-1aLlsr g. Three
base hit-EocIsr. Tu0-hase hl-=-Hzdeu Wa-d-cu.
Ha15Iuoe e. stolen bass Car1al5er Sczll--
1fa-e- Ef-zruh-. Ca-lzta1- U17-res-1sss-s- Car
and T-1urs5l- Tine q game-I bo1- and .
--l---es
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hlll=-os Ar=la1es. l. s-1>cz 11--By A-elarss.
s.. hy joss. Z; b F1s-7r- = T1-sehass Li--Psr-
-lr-- T-1-bass hl-z-l5ess-c- sIcC1lueL pa-r-r-
S-olaa hlsas-J- Clarke ~, Thon=y. Gess'zr. Sar-
nee Ll--Brz1le-- D1lhle plEg-Fgr-i1z % S11raIL
VIA pi-ch-Joss Ju7l7e-Er. EFsus Tine q
ElEe-1 Lu-r AID 8 u-i1u-es At-s16zuce. 6.s-7-
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TO-DAY'S CANES
No games scheduled

Pittsburg. Aus e'.-The Pfttsburgs went
into the air to-day and played pitiful
ball. losing their third game in a row.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
GurIey A c. OutpIays the waIIach
A. c and Wins Easily.
Todzzs Ems-TEiniag "a Ma1hattaa.

Gurley oUtplayed Wallach A c. yester-
day and won easilz-score. z TO l.
Davis pitched a star game for Gurley.
holding WaIiach 20 two hits and tanning
eight men Gurley hit Teatman freely.
six Of its runs being earned Scora-
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NINTH FATAL FOR DETROIT.
New York Makes Two Runs and
Leaves Score / TO B.

New York, Aug 20.-There were error
making spells on both sides to-day. but
the Det-oits sprang theirs in the ninth
inning and the New Yorks won. A hit
by Chase. a compound miss by Schaefer
and Cobb OF Orths roUs-. and Cohb's
mUf OF KIeinow-s fly gave New York
two runs and the game score
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Cbarleston-Charies-ou. Q: Macon. :
At SzTannah-Saraunzh. :. Augusta. L
At JacksonriIie-Frst game: JscksouEtile. 0; Colu
bis. Seo1nd game Jzckso1viIie. 2 Col1nt5lz,
called II seventh inning b. ESTssne1c,
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Tro-bass ht-s-Lchs--- GauzsI Nathevzor- sa--i-
Sce hi-s-Plsks--- D1-lir. Seymour. Devlin- Double
ulsvs-Hu-srfr- 20 Camel. Mclean % Hulsutt.
B--5re- % Turr=- % B-i1we-- StrucE cg--Ev
C7aElsy. Z: p lfa-aers1n. l. Bases or 1slis-OS
CoaET=r 8: q 1fs-hers-- . Umplres-Ness-s
1llr-H-as
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FOUND WHITE EASY.
Murphy knocks Out Five Runs for
PHILADELPHIA Athletic.

Philadelphia. Aus 2o.-White was an
easy. proposition for the Phila6elphias.
particularly for Murphy. who drove in
five Of the six runs Score
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The Score.


Earned ru0s-NaslingtO1- I Bases On
Washington. ., S. Louis, g Bases on
balls-OG Kelley. 4; or Bailey. g. Struck
Cut-BT Kelley. . by Bailey, Z Three
base lit-Shipke- Two-base hit-Shipke-
Sacrifice hits-Keeley, 3 Stolen bases
Trgla-b. Double play-FE lIams 10
Jones. Cmpires-AIessrS- Connolly and
Hurst Time OF gsme-1 hour and 20 min
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JOSS HAMMERED HARD.
ThOney's 8IuR in Ninth Helps CIeve-
land 10 Make Showing.

Boston, Aug. 2o--Thoney's mun n the
ninth enabled Cleveland % make a close
--Isr Los US LII had Scrra-
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BASEBALL ct HOT SPRINGS.
Local Team shuts out the BerIze-
Ieys. 40 to O.
-. . = - -.

,l--ll- . II " T-s----0l Hel1Il-
Hot Springs. Va. Aug Mn a one
SIDED game to-day the locals defeated
the South Side team. Of Berkeley. ". Va
The Berkeley boys played vel and hard.
but were no match for the home boys
Score
RI z
Ho- Sr-s1rs--------. oo2 10 @
Bo1E1.zy- o o o o 0 % 5
Battsr5s--H-t Sp-i-zs. Tc--s ard S-z-bucz: Be-ke-
To- CocE-an and Long. Str1-z uu--BT E---s g.
1y Cock-aa. c. Um7lre-Nlr- Ed1gar- Tine Of sane
- la--.
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Portsmouth. 6i RoanoIse. 3.

SPECIAL % The Washiugron He-aId
Norfolk. Va. Aug. 2.-POutsrouth bat
ted StOhr. Roanoke's new pitcher. all over
the lot this afternoon and won the game
easily. s 20 g. Roanoke was never a Sc
rious competitor for the game. although
i hits were punched on Hamilton in the
eighth inning and three runs came fl.
Score
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INDIANS AGAIN BEATEN.

t--lelles- Illl-A- E----i-.HE a-- Eft--F A1--fl
Kline and Eylz- Cmp-e-Air- Byron
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Left bass5-Nev YORK, 2, Detroit. o. Bases lu
halls-O1 Manning. 3. OF Winter. l. s-r1cS. C---
lsv Manning. G. hr WI1te-. -- Tlree-bsss ll-4--l--
Iur-re- >chae.gr- Crawford Trp-tass Li--Sc--il
Ssczifce hl-5-2I-Ilrreu. HglphiL. Winter. 81 su
hase-Sclaefar Err b. pi-cle--Eg Mining In
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The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
ST. JOseph's Defeat the Marines in
Six-inninE Contest.
STANDING or TIE TEAMS

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Thirteenth arL . scree1s nJ--hea9-- at 513-
St Josepl1's got back a. rlsair of6 rivals.
the Marines, yesterday. defeating Ken
IN q six-inning contest by - 20 2.
Had Ritter been accorded the proper sup
port he would have undoubtedly Won his
game Eight OF the eleven runs scored
by St Joseph's resulted from errors Bal
zer was barted for eleven binEIes, but
good support kept the runs down
S1yder's sensational playing IN the cen
ter garden was the fielding feature
81eagher led both teams with the willow
The game was protested By the mana
c-a- Of The Alar-nas E-o-a-
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23

NAL in June, by Mrs. L. A. Richards.
Mrs. Levi MCGEE then talked in an
easy, spontaneous way of the eXcur-
sions, receptions and side trips taken
by the delegates in and around Bos-
ton. Her enthusiasm was contagious
and we followed her from place to
place until we reached historic Con-
cord, fitting ending for trip so
full of rich experience.
A paper on. "The Rights of the
Child in Legislation" by Mrs. Jul
ius Johnson, president of the State
Federation, opened with a greeting
from that body of women This was
splendid paper full of wholesome
thoughts and ideas.
Then the election of new officers
took place. Mrs. c. +. Stebbins, of
Spearfsh. was elected president Of
the Black Hills Federation, Mrs.
John Stanley, of Hot Springs, vice.
president, Mrs. Ogden. of Deadwood.
recording secretary, Mrs. John WOLF
muth. of Spearfsh. corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. II. e. Perkins. of
Sturgis, treasurer.
After the committee on resolutions
reported. the new officers were intro
duced and the Federation adjourn
ed, singing God BE With You Till
We Meet Again" to meet in Sturgis
next fall
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
GREAT DAY FOR THE JACKIES.
All Kinds of Entertainment on Third
Day in Toxic.


Toxic, Japan, Oct. 20.-The third
day of the American jackies occupa-
ton of Japan brought out every de-
scription of entertainment for the
officers and lien Of the Atlantic bat
tleship fleet and the visiting business
men from the Pacific coast From
an audience and luncheon with roy
atty to base ball game between a
nine from the fleet and one from
Keio university, luncheons, garden
parties, Japanese dinners commence
ing early, European dinners COM
mencing later and theatre parties,
all involving careful distribution
of invitations the events that were
occurring in half dozen places at
the same time kept the American
guests of the Japanese nation busy.
The emperor of Japan today re-
ceied in audience Admiral Sperry and
his officers at the imperial palace.
The program of entertainments will
continue throughout the week.
Admiral Sperry turned over to the
emperor letter from President
Roosevelt expressing appreciation of
the friendly reception given the fleet
and other acts showing good will to-
wards the American nation. The
emperor's reply was correspondingly
cordial.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
New Postage STAMPS.

Washington, October 2O.-Uncle
Sans new series of postage stamps,
TO replace the designs now current,
will soon be read, for distribution.
and the stickers will be placed on
sale at postoflices Throughout the
country by the last of the month or
early in evember, Edward Ralph
director of the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing, acting under the DID,
rection of Postmaster General Mey-
er, has produced designs for the
new series which are declared by
competent authorities to be the most
artistic in the history of the United
States postotiice department.
The colors of the stamps will be
the same for each denomination as
those now current, and the histori-
cal characters now commemorated
will not be changed The chief de-
parture is in the position of the
faces. At present full face portraits
are shown on all the stamps, but the
new set will present clear cut pro-
file view. Mr.. Ralph is enthusiastic
over the Postmaster Generals de-
sign and says the stamps will be the
finest ever issued by the government.