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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-02-26
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a Freak of MemorY.l

''Why in the world are you carrying
two umbrellas?", somebody asked the
forgetful man. and he looked amazed
at the question.
IT should think you'd guess that
easily, knowing me so well,H he said.
I'm carrying two SO that II I forget
and leave one anywhere, l shall still
have the other!"- Youths Companion.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-02-26
Boiler Explosion Kills Seven.

Sunbury, Pa, Feb. 3.-Seven men
were killed and a half dozen injured
by the explosion Of boiler in the
rolling mill Of Van Allen & Co., ut
near here. Tie dead
are: David Clark, Samuel Sarviss
George Kress, William Jones, Grant
Leader. Willis Brouse, John Shelvin.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-02-26
Liohtnlna In South Africa.

In South Africa, where thunder
storms are terrific, lightning often
strikes the beds Of ironstone, and blue
flames, sometimes firing, hgil9inSs. are
alleged to play about s41 itonstone
outcroppings two or threSSlrs after
storm. MY
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-02-26
There Are. Plenty Like Him.

II wonder what has kept Jones poor7
He's always made good salary"
II know he's well paid, but he's one
of the fellows who spend all their mon
ey trying to get something for notA-
ing."-Detroit Free Presss
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
FANS PRAISE KLINE
DanVille's New Pitcher Holds
Portsmouth Down.
FIRST GAME A GOOSE EGG
OutfeId for Both Teams Put I'D Good
Games-CbampIons Find Lynch
burg Easy, Handing Them "A Blank
in a ListIess Gnme-CIRytOn's Two
Rank Errors Lose Contest.

Danville. Va. July 6.-Red Kline. who
was secured from Lynchburg to-day,
proved a valuable acquisition for Danville
in the first game of the series with Ports
mouth. Kline was invincible at all times,
and kept his bases clean. only one time
In the ninth inning-allOwing d man TO
get as far as third. The outfield of both
teams put up a great exhibition.
Tydeman. Tor Danville, carried OF the
batting honors. securing a home run.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
BASEBALL NOTES.

Bill Dineen Is winning right along for
the ST. Louis Browns.
Marquard is not to Join the Giants till
phenomenon may be exploded seven ways
from the jack.
The Boston Americans are strong one
way. anyhow-they are overloaded with
good catchers. Four Of them ali stars.
Pat Donohue Is the one who Will doubt
less get the ak. and he Is well worth
keeping
Leon Ames, pitcher for the New York
Nationals. who has been recuperating from
an injury sustained a. Cincinnati. at his
home In Warren, Pa, has been ordered
to report to the team at Pittsburg on
July TO- He Is said 70 be In good con-
ditiOn.
Jimmy McAleer has confidence IN HIS
own Judgment. He is keeping two great
utfielders-Hoffman and Charley Jones
on the bench. and playing Schweitzer. a
yOungster and Hartzen a utility In
fielder. in the outheld. His defense Is
that both OF these youngsters are hitting
the ball
The Athletics continued their great win.
ming pace last week. capturing five out OF
the six games played. making a total OF
ten victories, two defeats, and one tie Fl
the last two weeks, a pace which IS bound
to keep them within striking distance ot
the pennant, and which will land them Fl
| the first division on the first let-up oil
the teams now leading them.
''Pipesy' Comfy, a professional umpire
OF Chicago. has sued the owner OF
| Gunther Park for $1,000. alleging tina, on,
OF the players struck him in the moutt
and knocked out two teeth. The very
nerve Of him Things are coming TO
/ pretty pass when q poor and unassum
/ ing ball player can't amuse himself bl
walloping the umpire What is the lat
ter supposed to be paid for?
Like George Washington. St Patrick
and Abraham Lincoln. Cyrus Dentor
| Young. the veteran twirler Of the Rec
| Sox, is 20 have a day" Il Is TO b,
August 13, and President John Taylor hel
issued q proclamation that II shall be
holiday at the American League grounds
at least After his great work in New
York on Monday, when he succeeded II
shutting out the New Yorks without
run or a hit. thousands Of fans all owe
the country poured into Uncle Cyrus
congratulations on his magnificent work
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
BIG PRICE FOR TWO PLAYERS.

When the Boston National League club
paid SO co. for the famous battery-lIiks
Kelly and John Clarks0n-to the Chicago
club, some years ago. the baseball fans
throughout the country were dumf01nded.
Il vas a big price but Boston made money
b. the deal. They paid $1,000 per man.
Nov comes the New York National League
club 70 the front with SIlO0O for Pitcher
Rube AIarquard. of the indianapolis club.
and 5000 for Jack Meyers. the St Paul
Indian catcher. The price paid for Mar
guard beats al others
Notice was fled with President Hermann.
Of the national commission. IL Cincinnati.
that the New YorE club had paid ST. 600 Tor
the two ball PLAYERS Never before has 50
much money been paid. even for major
league PLAYERS, and nothing approaclliLg the
price has ever been paid for minor leaU4ers.
Brush and NCIrGW. of New York. ara
determined % beat out the Cubs, and paid
the record prce II order % strengthen tie
Giants for the remainder q the hard race.
II IS undGrstDod both pihyoT5 wiz JON the
Giants when they go West next week.
Six clubs were after MarQuand who has
been the sensation q the American ASs0-
citation. including the Chicago club. The
Chicago club and two other mai1- leagne
clubG were trying % purchase Meyers John
T Brush ordered Mc5raw % buy the two
men. and the bidding for them raised the
price by leaps and bounds Tie New York
American League team bid over $ 900 for
NaTguaTd bI1 BU1sh went the limit and
paid the record pTiCe.
The contracts were fled with President
Hermann. who has been trying 70 purchase
MarQuard for the Cincinnati cub.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
THINKS JEFFRIES ERRED.
McFarIand's Manager Insists that
Pnckey Beat WeIch.

Chicago. July SIN response 20 a tele-
gram asking his opinion Of Jeffries' draw
decision in the Mcfarland Welch bout and
the future plans of ''Packey." Harry Gil
more. jr., manager Of the local light
weight. sent the following telegram.
we are dissatisfied and Thoroughly dis
pleased with the decision Of a draw from
Jim Jeffries. want to say that McFar-
land was the winner beyond any question
Of doubt. / do not question Jeffs hon
esty, but either one Of two things was the
cause of his being mistaken-he is not
capable of judging a winner or he lacks
the courage OF his own convictions, and
the latter Is what I attribute as the cause
Of his injustice TO US
THE Jeffries club is eager to close an
immediate rematchlng for Labor Day. but
1 have San Francisco in consideration,
and will leave for there on Wednesday.
Immediately upon my arrival in Frisco
will post a forfeit and side bet Of $500
TO meet Battling Nelson"
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
with Columbia A. @.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

To-day's game-St Stephens Institute Va. Govern
ment Printing OtAce.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
CANS TOO CONFIDENT.
Defeated Champion Admits He Un-
derestimated Nelson.

Baltimore. Md. July TT underesti-
mated Nelson. and did not train properly
That is the reason for my defeat"
This is the burden Of a message re-
ceived form Joe" Cans erstwhile dusky
lightweight champion. who went down
TO defeat before Battling Nelson in Cali
fornia on the night OF the Glorious
Fourth. by "Al' Herford, who made
Cans the champion that he is
Cans is expected TO be back IN Balti-
more by Saturday. and until his return
Il is problematical as 20 whether his
career in the ring Is at an end or not.
That Cans was either badly trained for
his last bout. or that he Is all in and a
has been, are the questions that are now
occupying his many supporters over the
country.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

SIa557ss:,i...',.'...''. y, Ti5c:-,,. - -
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

First base By CrrOrs-Cardin2ls. ); Lexington. &
Left on bases-Cardiuals. 2: lexington. s First
base on balls-Of s. Hiet {. Of Umblugh. 2. OF
Callahan. 2 Innings ptched-By 5. Hiet. 5; by
limbaugh. 4: b. Callahan. l. Hits mAde-Oh s.
Hiet 5; Of limbaugh, z OF Callahan 2 Struck
out-By s. Hiet, !. by limbaugh. 4 (. b. Callahan. l.
Three base hit-AladdOE Tvo-base hits-W al ey,
Bouoyers. Moriarity MADDOX stolen basss-Senino,
: Hiet Hayden Murphy %, MADDOX Double play
Haisip 10 Mctiolrick. Passed balls-Bon0vers, l.
Mace. / Umpire-Mr Myers Time Of game-l
hour and ~ minutes,
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
SUNDAY-SCHOoL LEAGUE.
Bethany Wins Exciting Contest from
Leaders by 8 TO 2.

STANDING OF THE TEA,
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Rocl1vi1Ie Boys Form League.

Rockville, Nd. July 6.-The Rockville
Boys League has been organized here,
with twenty-siX members and the follow
ing officers: President. Duncan Smith:
vice president. Jesse Higgins; secretary.
William Beck: treasurer. Russell Hicks.
The object OF the organization is the
moral, intellectual, and physical develop
mept Of It's members
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
MATTY HOLDS THE REDS.
Giants Pitcher Permits but One
Cincinnati Man TO Get Run.

Cincinnati. July G-Chrlsty Mathewson
presented a new and revised edition OF
himself this afternoon and held the Reds
down 70 one run. Ewing was in the box
for the Reds and the Giants had q hard
time topping them Off AS It was. a mis-
play by Schlei in tho fifth, more than any
thing else heat Ewing SnnrR;
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Madeira A. @. defeated the Western Buds
IN iye-inning contest Sunday by 6 TO Lineup:
Western Buds-Colbert catcher; McDonough. pitch
err Cleary. arst base: Irwin. second base; Rapp
shortstop; ]. CRllaghan. third base: Edwards left
field; McIIale. right field, and Rolls center field.
Madeira A. C.-Noone catcher; Welch. pitcher:
johnson. first baeo; Manoney. second base; Parnell
shortstOp. Callan. third base: Norris. left field:
Sullivan. right field. and Z. Callaghnn center field.
The winners want games with all teams averaging
seventeen years Address Manager ~ Maston 22l2
street northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
Arrange for Tournament.
III Id 40 Washington Hernld.

Special % Tho washington HeTaId.
Hagerstown. Md. July 6.-The Funks-
town Tournament Association elected the
following officers to arrange for the an
nual tournament on Saturday. August 20.
which has become an important annual
event in this section OF the State: Presi-
dent, Frank r. Brewer; secretary. c. G.
Hoffmaster; treasurer, c. U. G. Keller.
and general manager, Howard B. Martin
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
YEsTERDAY,s REsULTs.

philadelphia, @, New York, ..
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

War VS.. Interior and Navy VS.. Post
office were the attractions on the White
Lot yesterday. The Warriors defeated
the Red Men, 10 z. and thereby broke
into the first Lewiston. and Post-ofiice
pulled out Of last place by drubbing
Navy. 10 l.
The Middies were handicapped by the
absence Of several regular players. and
appeared TO be especially short a slab
artists. Mattel. Taylor and Hunter each
took d turn on the hurting mound FOR
the Tars, but all proved easy picking for
the Mail Singers.
The Letter Carriers scored three runs
IN the first inning on three singles and
a base on balls, and were able 70 get
runs whenever needed. Navy. although
badly outplayed. occasionally looked Ike
real ball players, the throws OF BTauner
and Conner from the center and right
gardens. which cut of runs AT the plate,
being especially meritorious. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
CUBS ARE OUTCLAssED.
BroOkIyns Put Up Excellent Game,
and Win, 3 to l.

Chicago. July 6.-Brooklyn outolassed
the Cubs in a hard-fought battle to-day,
IN which five pitchers worked and two
umpires had a lively matinee.
The visitors piled up long drives IN the
sixth and seventh, driving Fraser from
the slab. Mcintyre and Wilhelm also
were taken out Of the box
The umpires fought as hard as the play
when with Zimmerman on first, Steinfeldt
shot a terrific drive to the fence. It was
relayed like lightning. and Rudderham
called Ste4ny out as he slid home. A
Wild scene followed. but the decision
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

Clarke Griffith has returned 70 New
York. after spending several days with
Joe Cantillon.
The former leader OF the Hlghlanders
has several minor league berths under
consideration, but is not expected TO To-
cate for at least two weeks. After spend
ing a few days IN New York. Griffith will
go 10 a resort in Wisconsin 10 rest, be-
fore returning 10 the diamond.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
LynchburE Baseball Climb Under an
Option for $500.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va, July 6.-An option has
been secured on the local baseball fran
chise IN the Virginia League by Lynch
burg persons, and II will undoubtedly be
exercised before its expiration next Mon
day.
The price 70 be paid for the team is
$500. A stock company, backed by a
few business men. viii be organized to-
morrow. but in the event this does not
go through. a stock company viii be
formed, with shares at a small price. The
team will certainly change hands.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
FredericIssburg Trims Petersburg.

SIe',AI % TIC Wilmington Herald.
Fredericksburg, Va. July 6-Fred-
ericksburg defeated Petersburg. recog-
nized as the second strongest club IN the
State, to l. here to-day. The game was
exciting from start to finish. the entire
game being a pitchers battle Ford. left
fielder for Petersburg. scored one in the
second inning Carter and Gohldman OF
Fredericksburg, scored in the eighth. This
was the first game Of series with Pc
tersburg
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

Earned r1ns-Hahn & Co. 10; Woodward s Lott-
r1p. 7. FIRST base by erIcSs-Hahn \ Co, s. Wood
ward Lcthrop. . Left bases-Hahn & Co. );
Woodward & Jothrop. J. FiIst base on balls-Of
Spates 5; Of Law l. Struck out-By Spates, 5; by
Law 8 Home runs-Keyes Spates. Three-base hits
-Dneger. Reesch. Can. Twobase hits-Hubbard,
Spates, Carr smith Stolen bases-B. Cohn, II.
Cohn, R,bey, Draeger ~, smith Passed balls
Vogelsbergsr. l. UmUire-Air Flnncgan. Time Of
Eane-l hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
srANp1NG oF THn TEAMS.
POLITE AT PHILADELPHIA.
Each Team Tries 10 Hand the Game
10 the Ofher.

Philadelphia. July 6.-POliteness was the
distinguishing feature of to-day's one-day
stand between the New Workers and the
Athletics. First. the locals did their very
best 10 hand the game 20 the more or less
broken up Highlanders. errors by Nichols
and the two COIlinses netting the visitors
their first two runs. but the home team
finally won ont score.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
Richmond, 3, Roanoke, 1.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Roanoke Va. July 6.-Clayton's two
rank errors at second base IN the ninth
inning lost to-day's game for Roanoke,
the score UP 10 that time being ! TO 0.
Richmond piled up three runs IN the
ninth. The game was exciting up TO the
finish. Score:
r. H. +.
Roanoke ke-..-........... 0 O.IOO0 81 :
Richmond. .-.-........ 0 o 0 o 0 9-3 5
Batteries-Otey and Boyle; Mckenzie and Mes
efff
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Philadelphia ut PittsburR.
New York nt Cincinnati.
Brooklyn nt Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
STANDING or TIE TEAMS.
PIRATES PLAY GOOD GAME.
Give Maddox ErrOrIess support and
Trim PhiIadeIphians.

Pittsburg. July 6.-In a pitchers bat
tie between two youngsters Foxen and
Maddox. Pittsburg won this afternoon
from Philadelphia by a score OF 2 to l.
Five hits were made off Maddox and six
off FoXen. Errorless support back OF
Maddox also helped him TO win the game.
GcOre.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
high class. Score

First base by errors-Columbia, /; Brentwood, l.
Left on bases-Coumbia, 2; Brentwood. I. First
base on balls-Of Gallagher. 2 OF Sanders.
Struck Out-By Gallagher s: by Sanders. 8 Three
base hit-SanderS Two-base hits-Gallsgher Glen
ents o. Sacrifice hit-Bamhart Stolen hases-Bryan.
Doyle, Hurley. Hit by piycheT-By Gallagher. L
Wild pitch-Gallagher. Umpire-Mr. Hofmann.
Time Of game-l hour and s. minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
| Score;
Tntals....... 2 aEIg 9

Threebase hit-Abbatiochio sac1fco hits-Abba-
tic-hio. Knabe Wilson. Fo1en Stolen bases-Wag-
ner ~. Kuabo ~. Hit by pitcher-By MADDOX. q
Bases bals-O8 MADDOX. |; OF Fo1en, 2 Struck
out-By Maddox. &. by Foren, 5. Passed ball
Doom Umpire-Nlr o'Day. Tiroe q game-l hour
and 81 minutes. Attendance, 270l
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
Former Congressman's Sister Dead.
S,,s-.s,l 60 The Washinvton HerpId

Lynchburg, Va, July 6.-Miss Rhoda
Ridgeway. aged ninety-eight years, died
Sunday at the City Hospital. She was
a sister Of the late Robert Ridgeway. who
was a member Of Congress many years
ago from this State, and for many years
editor Of the Richmond Whig. Miss
Ridgeway was probably the oldest person
In Lynchburg.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

Earned runs-Coach. 6; Car. First base by
erurs-Coach 3; Car, s Left on bases-Coach. 9:
Car, z First base on balls-Of KilTuy, /; of
Hughes. :. Struck Out-By Kilroy. z; by Hughes. S.
Two base hits-Hughes, Handy. B. ShAnnahan. P.
Shannahan, McGrath Brown. Sacrifice hit-HugheS
Stolen bases-Dore, German, P Shannahan, Callow,
CamAlier. Mcdonald ~, McGrRth (3l, Burley ~.
Double play-Camalier 70 German TO Reck- Hit by
pitcher-By Hughes l. Umpire-Mr. Taylor. Time
o< game-2 hours
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

Earned rIns-Grace. !; Bethany. 3 First bass
by errors-Gnoe /; Bethany. l. Left on bases
Grace 6; Bethany. 3 First base en- bals-OR
Linthicim, .; OF Wheatley, l. Struck out-By
Linthic,m. :: By Wheatley g Home rin-Handi-
boz Three-base hit-Linthicuzn. Two-base hits
Wheatley. Handiboe. Walter. Sacrifice hits-G.
Zanelli ~. Le Mat, Usilton, Walter, wfkerson.
Stolen baSes-Le Mat. Usilton. Wilkerson o. Wall
Ter. H. Zanelh G. Zanelh o. Nlenefee Linthicum
Davis. Schaefer a. Double piay-Schaefer % n.
ZanelH 20 Champion. HIT by pitcher-By Linthicum,
L Wild pitches-Wheatley, 3 Umrire-Mr Hughes.
Time Of game-l hour and 50 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

Left on baseS-Mar1nes, 5. s. hilcents. ) Eirsc
base on balls-Of Ritter 2: OF Merrill 2 Hits
nade-Of Ritter. 3: Of Merrill g Struck Out-By
Ritter. !; by Merrill 5 Three-hase hits-Bel
Broome TEo-hase hits-DOEd. Snyder. Cohill- sac
rifce hit-BrVwer. Stolen hases-Ritcr. Miller %.
Brewer. Broome. Double plays-Riter 10 Kane: sny-
der 10 Kane 70 BeTiCk- Passed ball-D0Wd- I'm
pire-NIr. CevG,Gnd- Tims Of game-I hour and -
minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
CLUE FIELDING RECORDS.
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
War Defeats Interior and Post
office Downs Navy.

STANDING OF
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

Earned runs-T. A. @. q Fir5t bass By crr0rs-
T. a. c.. 2; Ninth Street. / Left on bases-T A.
O.. 10; Ninth Street, T. First base on balls-OR
Downs. g: of Rupert1s, a; or Burke, s. Innings
pitched-By Rupertus 2; by Burke. Z. Hits made
OF RupertuS l: Of Burke. s. Struck out-By
Ripcrtus 2; by Burke. g. by Downs. 2 TNso-bass
hits-Sullivan. Heise. Fowler Stolen baseS-Wil-
cox. Suess. Fowler. Downs. Sullivan. Giebel. Wyn-
koOp. Rupcrtus. Burke Cl. Double play-DOwns 20
Rhodes 10 Haise Hit b. pitcher-By Downs. l.
Wild pitcli-DOvns. Passed ball-Rupper. Umpife
'-SIr. Buckley. Time Vi ssmS-I h0u and 40
minutes,
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

First base on balls-Of Ellis. Struck out-By
Ellis. 6; By Rohunan. / Three-base hit-Ellis Two
base hit-Maddeu Sacrifice hits-Carr Carroll
stolen hases-HaTTeysaltter. Carr t3 Rohrman, Fen
wick. BsggerL Double play Carroll % Carr. HIT
by pitcher-By Ellis. Umpre-Mr. Beta Time Of
game-l hour and 30 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
COMMERCE AND LABOR LEAGUE
Bureau of Standards Win Easy Vic
tory from Immigration.
( To-day's game-Coast Survey VS. Appointment Di-
vision. at Cleveland Park.

The Bureau Of Standards easily de-
feated tho Bureau OF immigration yester-
day at the Monument Lot, 10 to T.
Kengle played a star game at third
base.
Lasur was in good form, and pitched
steady game throughout Score
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

Left on bases-New York. 5; Philadelphia. T.
Bases on balls--Oh Orth. 2 Struck out-By Orth,
2; hy Hogg /: By Coombs g. Two-base hits
ConrDy 2l. Sacrifice hits-KlcinUw, Davis. Murphy
Stahl Stolen bases-Keeler Kleinow, Nichols
Umpres-Nessrs. O'Loughln aud Egan, Time Of
game-I hour and 20 minutes. AttenAance, 4.5S.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

To-day's game-Gr7ce vs.. Ninth. at Sixth and ID
streets northeast. at $50.
The Bethany team defeated the leaders
Of the Sunday School League yesterday
in an exciting game. Score, S to Z.
Linthicum was on the rubber for thd
winners and allowed the heavy hitting
Grace team only eleven scattered hits.
Wheatley. for the losers. twirled q good
game with the exception OF the fifth IN
ming, when four hits. coupled with an.
error and a fielder's choice. gave the
Baptists five runs. The score:
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
Cardinals Win Exciting Game from
EckingtOns by > 20 Z.
srANDING OF IT

The Cardinals defeated the Eckingtons
yesterday. by TO I. in an exciting and
close game G. Hiet pitched the whole
game for the Cardinals, while lexington
used limbaugh and Callahan.
In the seventh SeninO. shortstop on the
Cardinals. caught a ball as il bounced out
Of the pitchers hands and retired the run
ner at first. The score:
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
TEAM TO CHANGE HANDS.

Baiierics-Otey and Boyle; Mchenzie and VI
slit
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

Two-base hit-DoyIO Three-base hit-Kane sacri-
fee ht-BresnRhan- Stolen boseS-Lobert. Doyle.
BSesnahan. Bases "A balls-0f Owing. 2 Struck
Out-By Ewing. 2; by Mfthewson. g. Passed ball
Schlsi- Umphe-BIr. Klenl. Time of game-l hour
and s. mlnutea
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

Left on bases-Chicago, 8; Brooklyn, Z. Two-hsse
hits-Ls'ris, Hummel, Bergen Sacrifice hits-Jor-
dan (0, Lumley Stolen base-Maloney Time
base hits-Steinfeldt Burch. Hummel. Marshall
Bases balls-Of Fraser, 3: of Bell. L Struck
out~-By Fraser. L. by MoTntyrc. A. by Bell L; by
Brown. l. Umpires--Messrs Rudhcrham and RigleT
Time q gane-2 hours. Attendance. 1000
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
Ldy game throughout. Score:
TotalA ..... 10 13 q 10 l

Lett on bases-Bureau Of Standards. 6; Bureau OF
immigration, s. First base on balls-Of Russle. q
Of LASER, 2 Struck out-By Russe. 10; by LASER,
S Home Tn-Thomas Three-base hit-McMillan.
Twobasc hit-Miller. Sacrifice hit-Martin- Stolen
bases-bianTelle RusSle. Richards Kengle %. Nc
KeAn, Mcmillan ~. Hit by pdtcher-By RuSsle.
Passed balls-Martin. 5; Mexican. !. Umpire-Nir
JohnSon. Time q game-1 hour and 20 minutsA
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
Norfolk, 3, Lynchburg. o.

Special 90 The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. July 6.-The champions
found Lynchburg easy this afternoon.
winning the game by TO O. The visitors
could not hit Purdue. and put up list
less game. both at the bat and in the
field. Stewart was hit when hits were
needed 10 drive IN runs. Score:
r II. L.
Lynchburg. ............ 100000 90 1 2
Norfolk ................ o ! l / o Ks
Batteries-Stewart and Bentley; Purdue and Ed
wards Umpires-Nlessrs Mace and McReeyer.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

Columbia and Brentwood played a ten
inning tie at Capital City Park yesterday.
. TO . The Brentwood crew led at the
bat with seven hits TO their opponents
three, punching four OF them in the sew
enth round. when they tied the score. Co
lumbia started out like a winner. and
counted twice, in the opening session on
two hits and some slow fielding. Both
mines played well in the field, the work
Of Hurley and Hester for Columbia, and
Richmond, for Brentwood, being of a
high class. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

The Coach Department won from the
Car Department yesterday, by u 10 l.
Consistent hitting by the winners was
responsible for the victory, they connect
ing FOR eighteen safe bingles.
Hughes, Watson, and Mcdonald starred
with tho willow, each man getting three
hits. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
R. R. Y. M. C. A. LEAGUE.
Coach Yards Batting Wins from
Car Department..
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

To-day's game-Shopmen vs. Trainmen, at Fifth
street and Florida avenue northeast at $50 D. IN