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Prospects Want Games.

T,.c Prospect .Nthieti. I.luo i.s organ
lied fol. tic season and would like 70
h"ar from all teams averaging eighteen
years. The team is composed % j. Miller.
y. Murphy Safieil. Nichols. Young. Rest
". Miller, D. Grady, L. Murphy and +.
Miller. For games address all challenges
TO Edward s Miller lei Seaton street
northeast.
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COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
Heavy Hitting Game.

Il ;. game replete with heavy batting
the CcngrcssioDals wen from the Metro
poltaus Yesterday afternoon by the score
o. Ii 20 $. Toinpsnn was On deck with
IN. willow getting fnIr hits. I'll. teams
pl.ye a fairly good fielding game despite
the many I.urs that Were made and The
many opportunities sAv players hal 81
tossing t.!c hxll :tr.liJd TIE ii. tic
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Maps Wallop Those Tigers.

DETROIT. June ::-t.eve!and took bt,tl
games OF tae doulle-iea.ier yesterday ny
superior batting getting more hits and
punching JIeIn 10 bette pljrpoS2 De-
I-o.- was dangerous n either gam" but
orcc scoring .nur rams on CZECH in the
ninth inning OF the first gam. and having
= man az second VINO would tie ii II
brought III. Muilin. Scilaefer aud Brad
l.y Ill got home runs. Score:
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Printers Climb Up a PEG.

I'll. Government Printing Office team
went m u peg in the standing Of the
leans yesterday afternoon by defeating
the .itlantics. tailenders. in a close and
ex ting gam. score. y - :. The losers
threw II s,:a.: INTO the Printers camp by
making fiv,. TALES III thc last round. and
rearlv tying the Home runs by
Carr and Maple were the batting features.
Tho score:
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New England Ieaeu'

At Lv'.,,- Lawrence. /: Lynn. -.
4. Lowell Fall River. -: Lowell. =.
Al E-ocston--Iiavert;lI, !: Brocstoa. C.
At Wo-crster-N orcc Ster. =: New Bedford
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Jimmy Callahan Barred Out.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. June ..-The IA
tiona! Base bali comm ssion gives OFT it's
opinion on the application If Players
David l.. Brain an9 J. J. r.liaila. ,'or
Reinstatement. Player Brain was REIN
st atetl. bat was fined so. and the Boston
National League cl,h vas .iHed SO tol
having disposed o. E-ain's services to
tire Cincinnati club al Il tine when the
plare! was not actually ii the service
o. the Boston .l-,D.
]. !. Callahsn's application was re-
fl-.:..,l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-03

Mcbride could nave scored On Nic.!ol.S
.,vs rtarow IL the second.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

jimmy Collins hatte'! rs Trough h. was
recovering lis batting eye.
Nrausc vii p.:ea sor Tie Athletics to-
day.
After ioday's game both Washington
and lie Athletics viii start oi! their ilrst
WESTERN trip.
Mcbride could have scored On Nic.!ol!'s
overthrow IL the second,
hughes famed seven.
Dy:er: evidently needs a gtst.
Three bases were stolen on Scureck ii
liz. frs. two innings and Powers relieved
him in the third
!: siidn't look though N.cnulis beat
Clymer 20 the bag Ola the doUb'. play
which Connolly allowed il tho eighth III
ming.
vick.rs faiiri to cover the plate II the
second and helped 10 make the team look
bad.
Manage Mack says nc has not seen
enough 81 Fox 10 pass Judgment on tie
player
Only tarce ,nsa faced Hughes il each
CT The ilrst three innings.
Street rad moro pax outs behind the
bat than Freeman had "a first.
Hughes struck out toUr II Succession
the last man ir TIE sixth and the next
.hIee i the seventh.
The Senator'S are lifting 1ha ball on
the nose.
Il +" s..ond tier wa some SLOPPY
waving Freeman singled and was
inr,.e Z Il second ty Mcbride. The latter
stole second and weHt TO third when
Nichols made wild throw 10 first on
Miian. Tho latter stole. ami or f.. Col
Iins' return Of the bail 10 TIC plato
Sctrecl missed Tic ball, letting in Me
R-ida No one covered the plate whe:,
'1ase CHASED ate. the ball. and Milan
started home from third. Schreck r.
covered the bail and in a meek -and-necI
rae. bea- Milan out. throwing hinlse.f on
tie .1cul.! n Jinc.i t.!c runner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-03

y .oVt.sng Ms E:lLS!!ss tEt.
Nrausc Wi, pit. iur lie Athletics TO
day.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
STANDING Of THE CLUES.

W Z. Fcf. " 7. T'5. I
SIS, ..ps.p->.. :; . go ;l.uming!sIc :. ..si
Br.otwood... / J. "a | .:iaatics.... :, .I67
f.arnn to-day, ut'i.. Athletic 'jub =. -.
siruchi,-s tnsfit;tc.
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Connecticut League.

~ WatefluI 7-Na..r'u,y. .: Sprinefirldsa
Al 3tcrldeu Ncririeu. ); Hartford. !.
Al Holvnks.- bridgeport =: Hnyokn. 1.
At New Hs.vc.4-New Haven. 3: N"w Eritain. u
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Erns-CraSati,. Gossic- r.. Uns!auh - and
Sullivan. Two-bise li:s-Stiil u, and Morgan.
i,hree-aase hit C"avcth. Sacrifice hi:s Rall.
fravath and Sullivan. Sto,en bases Niles. Ca*S'.
Ball. LORD aGG Gcssler. ruulia Tsar Gesslcr
~ lngaub TO Lord. Let bases-B,.ston. =:
A'N York. !. First ba.c on hails--Of iiors .:
OF Morgan, :. First base errors Boston. L;
New York. I. tlit by pteh.r-By Morgan: :"
Struck out BY Hc.s. :: By Morgan. G;n.
Dircs-MeesIs. Ulsoushiin and E.Rn. Tim. OF
game bou.I and 10 minutes.
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Boston Humbles Highlanders.

NEW YORK. June :.-Eoston woI, both
games q yesterdays ,ioublc-header. tie
1irs: 10y 70 - because the locals cnald
hot hit Morgan. and when theE had :.
gooG c,.,4Iicc - win the second errors by
Niles, i;..l and kee,er in tce ninth IN
MIS- allowed the visitors to get four
runs which won ont. The scores:
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,EEOND GAME.
iofH y = IL = luIdis.. ~ 4 v
Batt..G for Downs In the ninth. =
fl;:.tt.t. fJr summers iu the niIltl. >

Detroit ............ q - ~ u
t'la,eJa,l... ........... :: . y " U-6
i:ur HI:.dle: t2>. Eenis 1Inrh,nan. B..rnins
ham q, aud Ssinaefer. Twobas hits Cobb and
L!rhEarlt. Uu.cr runs-Schacfcr and Bradley
s.,riiicr Iit>-I.tjo ie. Ee,nis and I."hh:rdt
stolen base tni' aud Eenlis. Left ON bases
Detroit. Cleveland; Il. First has, balistrf
SrIamcis. :: on Iicohtrtt. .: First base On
errors 'l"y.l;,l,I. =. Hit by ritcheT--Ey sum
IGers. l. s.vir.E ont, By Sunrlers .: b. itfi,
hatl. 8. Umpire Mr. Sheridan. Tin" II .amo
i hour 4,i Minutes
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MariIes. ............ : I"
st. Vincent u . :: X .
1wo-tssc tits-B..lich. Kan" Ward - smith.
Thra.-l,as, hit ,;i,.,,sa Stein bases Heriick.
+ Tine BeI. snliru. I!,-,ver. Merrill -. HITS
madc-OT Gibson. l2: "a Merrill 5; on BrSNeT.
>: Of dtn,in. =. first tn Sc al, balls Icy Ll'sh:
;: hy Egew.-. =: ~ Cunijl. !. hit hy pitched
hailD. Bart. S;r,,k out BY Gibson; .: 10y
Merrill ]; by C,aiIl. =: 1T hascs-Marines.
:: -, Nincrn: = Z Passed balls Brewer p'"'i.
Umpire Mr. 'l,vtart. Tin. g game J hodf
and ~ minutes.
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Tli-State League.

At Lane. st-r-- Altoona. y: Lancaster. j.
At Trenton -HairisiErg. =: Trenton ..
At Reading Johnst",sn. II: R..aGin. =.
Al Wilmington Wiiiiar,siort. =: Wilmington. 4
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF TIE CUBS.
Three Hits Off Kerr.

TIL" Grace Baptist team had an easy
time defeating the Ninth team Yesterday
afternoon, winning by / tn }. Kerr was
on the rubber for the winners and pitched
his usual clever game. allowing but three
hits: i2abson's hitting was casily the fe;t-
tuTe TIL, score:
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- ." NaSe.. " ;lsHHgi n. ;: Th.Ia,clplia II
fs, bas" oh oali "a iongs.re..:. =: or Il an.,
:. Innings p'tch..d ~ Lonsstr-,.t. q: h; Mur.
ray l. ilifs lna'it'- tt'f Ipl.ra'r-. y: IL. I,.
..!. - St!nck cut u? L.is&t...rt =: b. Ka;e
!. ifE"-basn hit~-i .,1gsrI-e;. Wienb.ig Sac.i.
Nc" Iii w ha!cn. stole, oase.i.-N hal,-n S,,r-
MRS "'t-r. Murphy. Drub,e pia, Porter to
naiids to strs-cr- Fit by i;.r,,., Porto lynch,
VIA pitc!.-i-,nxstrret. Passed ba,I-Wicui..rs
aud J., minutes '
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Muliin rso-base bit--powhs. Stnyan fTlrec-
base hit--I Ca:kr. HON, runs Fradi-.. >.'ha"-
fer and Ns.!.':i. Sacrifice hit : Obj I-'>snl,'.
Rradi.,, y. '1arsn. Stoi"n bascs- i. Clarke.
Prs.il-,. i:.joic. Dou," PLAY, '.ai"ie. liincania'
aud Stn"ali. I.efr on bases t"tTo'r. :: i"v"-
land. l. Eases balls Of Nullin. /: c.Y fal"cl.
=. FIRST ha-" errors = evrlsnd. :. Sr:,ick
oG.--Ey Nuijir. =: h.! 'shcch. >. ,npts' NJ.
Shertiar Time '.f q me hour ard - n'ialte-.
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~ Nasty i,!e--Se. Orlesin- =: \a.uviil =.
Al atlaute- .i:Ia.lta. {: Memphis. ..
Al Rirmipg,a Rruiip g5api, 4: Mobile. !.
\, Mont goD,sg9- Little I:1ci, =: M"osgnu.r.,
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;, clock shortly
Haxtiins. ar article missing from III.
Nc Nicer cptTI.s o. t:ss:, 1904 1906, f.p.
nd 1861 Il what Won Sundays show iot
the ,;roNHs. q
Charley Hic,sn.a,I w.l.iuI.,J thee sin 81 5
and a double. II folii times II bat. jfe'-
the one that boat the Browns; Satuuja !
afternoon. IS il any wonder they hccr
lin, in tho game. even il lac HAS piano
less:-St. Louis Times
Rube Waddell was struck on TIE fore
head by HinchmauS knee i'll the seventh
inning i'm getting back To second base.
The blow knocked his head back. ard for
q long time Rube thought his neck was
broken. but III came to niccly.-St. Louis
Star
Jesse Tannallill will join The Washing
tors in Philadelphia tomorrow IL. says
no has tire. chance. with Joe Canti-
lion--witn Washington or NJ nneapoifa. or
as . partner il. the SioaX city club. jess
SAYS nc Was fined a. well a. suspended
hy the boston Americans. bat the tine
did not sJand.-BoSton GlopC.
Knocked out OF tirst place and by the
tail-onders al that, so did adversely lay
her heavy hand on the New York .amefi-
cans yesterday. However. hteE Tao poem
sticking 10 there for :. long time. and
I.y good ball PLAYING. TOO. ana likely A.
no, they vii; right their Way back In due
time. There no quir in their makeup.
The C.leycl:lnds Nv" nov al I'll" Top. They
hea, thu, patio;ts twice yesterday. and
the chantpious dropped 10 fifil place. The
Wasf,inp,,,aS fiaz.ea tho Atl1.etics, who arc
tied VITA ST. Louis :cr fourth position.
WHO is the best latter in the coun-
try"
Daddy"
Who is the bes1 base runner IN the
conntry"'
Daddy
who is the pest manager, McA!ccr or
Griffith:''
Ne leer."
Sncl, is the eatecilisIn TIA; i folr-Ecar-
old boy was put through several times al.
the ST. Louis bench recently, the young
ster being james Williams. Jr.., the son
Of the veteran second sacker or the
Browns.-S. Louis Globa-Denocras.
Manager Stallings has al last announced
his find for the third base vacancy Tie
has cornpleted arrangements with the
MANAGEMENT of the St Louis Browns or
the purchase OF Roy Hartzell 10 cover the
third station for the Necvc.-s. -iartZell
Is due 10 arrive Friday. joining the team
at Baltimore according 70 Manager stall
!uSs NJ the same time II has been made
known OFFICIALLY that Joan Kelly has been
purci.a sod from the BaH.nlofes, ana ne
Is expected to join the team today. iait-
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Earned I-uls-pcst Office = First tas. by CT
rors-t'ommerc" and Labor. >; Post Once. =
Left on hases-t omIueTce ard i.atc-. :, Post OF
nce. 1. Frs: has. on balls-of Redmond. >: oJ
Michael. IL. Hits nade--of Richmond, 2; OF
Michael. 4. struck ont BY Eehn,on.. !: ~
Mtchaci. 1. Twobsse hits Callahan -. Bacon.
G. Waller. Sacrifice hits kieinscnndt. O-'".
Stolen hasts-Bapp ~. I>tnney ~. Evaus ~.
Gai!a',an Ea1ne> Bacon. e Waller: raft Bit
ny ptt'.her-By Ricnmep l. Wild pitches
I:lcl,rnolsd. l. Mic,acl. .. Passed b.li--Erwin.
Umpire Mr.. Eetts. Time OF game. h3;.rs.
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Hahn & Company Win BIZ a Run.

lhf teams representing William Hahn
d 60. and Ncodw ard & Lotls1n,1 met YES
terday afternoon i'll the most Interesting
game 81 tn" season. Wilict resulted in a
victory for the f"rine: cl':, by :, 10 :.
ths: clever pitching Of Robey for the
winners aided his team il, anneSing the
game. Ro!oey also connected tor 4, srorrh-
ing thrce-baSgcr. The fielding of chisrI-
DIM was the feature
Ias. score.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
STANDING or TIE CLuES
Adyen,s Smother Wallach Lads.

Consistent and heavy iiattin- enabled
In. Advent Club 10 shut out the Wal
larh A. T. in a Ve:'S on,a-sided score II
to d. F'idler with four hits To- his rredi;
gets the batting honors. while Skippon
carried of the fielding honors. The
score.
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Tie Evening Star Juniors defeated TIC
Ninth Street Christian Church Juniors by
th: score o. - to IT. Tie feature o. the
game was the playing Of Downs al Third
foi the winners. The score:
Observation-Disclosures. , . : - r--lj
Ninth. .............. :: ) - > u II
Batteries star. Watson and Langfor'l: Ninth.
l. = 2Ed Lang.
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Sailor Killed by Street Car.

Iae Navy Department l. informed that
George RI. Flohock. seaman on the
United States steamship AiaDa. ma, Was
killed cy a train OF the Southern Pdc.ic
railway at Crockett Station May -. He
Mas from san antonio, Tea.
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American Association

~ Io,,isyiIi. Louis, lie l. Columbus. q.
AZ Indianapolis Toledo. 3: Indianapolis. |.
4. Mllwauk"e- Kansas : ity. 3: HiiHauk,'s. !.
A. Minncuf oits-aiihneal Oils. :: It. Paul. l.
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sRatted Fer Winter "a iifth.
Ran for McEarlo I'd In fiftii.
IBattcj for B,ircllcll IN ninth

DO .toIi. .............. y q = y - = IS
New York. .......... U - - .. y 5
Ruiis -Thoney. Lord, cravati Gesslcr Suil
ran. Ihportc. Niles. kcrler. Hcn,ph.i Convoy.
Newton T-yo-b,se ATS -Conroy. HlsiE tzi. Ne"
ton. Thrse-basc hits--Niles, Chase. H.ts--Of
wnte"-D In :! Innings: OFF BurcEcn. lin (
innings: OF Putt. lin inning. Sacrihc: hit
Blair Stol..l base-McCvnuell. Double I'll ~
Crger and Uaglnrb. LIFT In a.s-E"sto1. 10:
New iork, {. First base halIs-of Newton.
>; 81 Winter, :. E.rst base ..rtUrs-B"st"n
4; y v York, |. Hit by pitchrfHr Newton. =
Struck ort-Ey Sey :oii. =: liz WilitcT. 2: iF
Burch-ll. :. Passed bal1-C-iser. impir,>-
M.ssrS. O'Ir..in AMI E.an. 1iu.t .: gahc-
hours sri ~ minutes.
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""ou"dI1 4 I'IlHftP :. : y y tt
Earnel rnas. William Hahn y Co. >. Wood
ward \ Lo'hrop, !. First bss" H., crrors
William HuLr I: 60, !: Woodward 4 Io,nr"-
=. FIRST has" ~. bniis-o6 R"b.y. :: ~. '.rr :.
S-rock on T.. i;oi.y- :: by carr. :. Thr..-base
nts~- i:"i"" No..'iSb"rcrr. Two base - rr.r
Sa''r,ii'" hit N"gci-:-ry.r. GER. stolen bass
"""As t"orr. - '"i'n. Keys. i'hse,.linc. Fur
H"t'e: Sunth 80 T'p'lhle uaE Nng"lsbcrger E"
'''ir I" N"ecls.:.rr. Iass,,I ball DgeistorI.r
!: Iiin!rc NJ. F.nn"sau Time # game
hour and - iull".e.
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The Marines overwhelmingly defca ted
tire strong ST. Vincent team yesterday
afternoon by II to o. The winners accu-
muIatej seventeen runs III tue first three
innings and had 1t easy throughout. Eoth
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sc!al l,,s.r.t..a = I'll. STAR.

sr.al bisi;.;.t = The star
PHILADELPHIA June :: Long Tom
ugtes - Washington. wlo shares with
lid iiil Donovan tie pn~,t - = '!ts
lie u lick tie Mackmeil aboG: any old
NJ n wants -. took .rntaer f:N ont
the .oreiy pressed Nth!"tie- s<t.r,!aE.
aiing t.lcn. -.
-rhe nome team w;.il"psl I'll tai sen
u for eig..t SAFE de-. y lie tie visitors
t only TIVE more oil tie Dys- Ficsers
n,ination. Int IL. strong ticks Of tn
;ito-s .lrlc AZ close toGetler n deniais
q McEicto! III, .iflaai.n exposure.
oysert Wa. waved away almost before
knew le was in tie game. r.. walked
Ian. .alt,ze, singled and Clyne:' doubled
tv,o taIl.es .,,erc over the piaee. win
~ one nlaa gone. Then Manager Mack
liked Jimmy ,,iid uut II E.rhe-s.
tube ended up tae inning without tiir-
= dam g.. ANA went right Oh pitching
III bail. Washington iart!eCi OF him
n tim" TO tjnlt. iii. NiciIers worked
nforiaplT. ami was 0ey2. batted ct
lively till the "iSiit1
Given a Run.
IL Visitors got i run off R.,be Il ril>
ol-t. nat II "StS y $50 Ac:Ii ~ t-''i4'a
Scilreck Mci;.idr forced Ftea,n;n
stole. took tilird on N:clolIs' vii!
-vc ot Mi!an's @roduder and st-,,s.d
IN Scllreck dropped Eddie Collins
IN on the attempted doub'" steal. .i'bc
| rolled away from t)sse. end Milan
riy scored. too. but the catcher beat
an IL the plat ii .lfc race. Single, H.
All. pcl.hanty. tivmer AID Pickering
{ tho visitors another pair in RE
H..
1e MacSnleu Ttevt- -layea ,aned iii. tie
tn. Then solo smash. ~ I.dIie
;ins and Nicrnils were wasted nh.
is forced Nick and J. Collins fled 70
,er!na.
ley did 4 little better in +to NTH
Bride furlnlsd on Cnombs itrn Pow
wl replaced Schreck. forced him.
hantv LlIiow wide in the attempted
Ole play. Doe taking second. y little
ie by Fox. newcomer from Mem
Z. WHOM! Mack tried on III ranter. let
doc or itkr Third from which noir-
:ounted on tickeTs' hit. which was too
Tor Delehant!. IIallsel and Collins
easy outs.
Famed the Side.
lgheS tanned the side. in he seventh
he eighth. f.ddic Collins took :, pitch
all In til" leg. advanced on Michel 5
and passed ball and count :, on J.
ms single. after Davis HAL walked
y w:s ont a third on Gyrnor's GOOD
w.
Ter CooInhs had departed in the ain,u
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Left bases, Advent \. G. 6. WaIIach A.
G.. I. First base on baits-of yaten,an. :; off
Conner l. Innings piicied-By Waterman T. l.,
Conner /. Hits nnade-OB Waterman 10: OF
1 oi,ner &. Struck out--By Waterman. ]: by Con
uer. 5; 10y Buckley. Twopas- ni.s-F!dler
sice,,ton ~, Buckley. Sacrifice hits--Wyrick
Tapnse -. stolen bases--An"'ii. Toense skin.
,,uE Buckley Seaton 81. Dsial. plays-Stroth-
crs to Mckenzie. Myrick To NARROW 10 Fisi.er
Wyrick 10 Toense. Skipp"n 10 Mnrlow. Hit 10y
pitcher by Buckley ~. Passed baEs--Benner,
i hour and ~ minutes.
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if:sDurs. -: t.'cI-G. =.
l:9c"hIyn. :: PHILADELPHIA .,
f,,eton = Ncv 1u.h. :.
'jncinrati-Si Louis. ala
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Viontie- whore those '.:an''' ats lcw
locate. WHO were using til '}ai.l.lai. OF
Tom Hughes al las; winter add t,lis
spring? They must - stii, iige:nS taeir
wa underground
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The Nationals ,eave Philadelphia IT,
night and open their Western series In
Chicago Friday. II is an iinlaciE Cay
10 start business over tina. end OF the
circuit. but signs o. all kinds .I,t' go
viii t,le Nationals this l.ear.
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L+.it on bhses Washington. >: PHILADELPHIA.
i'fs' hast On halls-Of tionavery IS: Of sum
iners' Struck "nt-Ey tonsrc:y. j: by snn-
-, ti.ni"' ruIi--t;ilb.rt I'ree-b;Ir hit
~" dsfein Two -l.ase hits Lynch atherion and
~ ,'oSf'." sa"r:ti'a :.its-Whalrn aud W,ru,s .sg
&C., CT ha<ss .Nlai'n strayer. Murphs c,nn.r-
Iihe ot ,alli,--! Lon. All 5. mntes =
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IT. z
errors Ninth. |: Grace. :. Left on bases Ninth
=: Grace l. First bssc hslls-Of Synlonoskie
=: of Gray l. Innings rtched--By SyInonoskic
ga by Gray; 81 Hts n'a de. sylr'noskie
mick Tyvo-as.. hts-onantr.lle, Srmonoskic,
stone. Sacrifice hits Qnantrelle, Earniart. Mar
ce,s,u Kerr. Stcicn hese-Earnharf Wild pitches
s, m,oaoskie :; Kerr, ]. Passed ball -Niorrland
lrmpirc-Mr. Hughes Tine Of camc-l ho,Ir aild
Al minutes.
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1t the academy OF Music sunday after
noon an electric-autn.nati: score board
will be in operation. giving th,. score and
details Of the Nasilinstcnt 'nicago Amer
icau League base hall game Just Il
vol were sitting in tire stands a Inc
Windy city.
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ote Cly-mer scored t2Tee Of the I'VE rrns
hang 10 by the Nationals vest day. yet
some Of tbs wise ones said that II" Leo-
anon hoy :ouldn'. hit.
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Big crowds are %. IL front Of Tho Star
bulletin board cTe.g evening. and the
roofing Tor the Nationals * something
fierce. Tie crowd uoE-cr quits until tie
last ;rlang. either.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-03

President kavanaugh of tie southern
I.eaene has fined the L Birmingham club
500 for working with Broohlyn to cover
up pitcher Wilhelm.
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Sundays sizzling victory goes t" Din
neen. That's three II a ROXY for Bril-
liam. BILL with his first defeat yet to
come.
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Ever since tho season opened Fam.
Chance has made ii rtife that all o. tire
Cubs must be III bed by midnight. With
the rtlnners-up still climbing On the
,tl:.InIss. ri,unce VIII probably make I =
- ci.rri, shortly.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
STANDING or The CLUE.

STANDING; Oh, The CLUE
;, W L. P:.. ". l.. Pct
N.>ss ! seas q 90 iIaha 4 90 IN
Murphy u 10. - ON y E. = 90 I. 90,
i'ows-'! & 60 oi."o' ". ~ IT,. o :. 90,
Moses 4 Sons. s. = -
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National Lee sue Games Today.
Union League Games Today.

& i.s..4 ~ hi Ssr....
lai}a,feiral.. II f.l.'..ki:'t
S,g- s".k - B..t"a
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esterday's National League Games.

hitlGc2.,a:a Was tin-,nn.
.tirft.sEat ~ Bros u.
t.h5ai,,t! Reading.
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BASE BALL NOTES.

\ lev more Victories ~ til" N4::o...!s
i they viii De right III iiic swim.
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1-cc needn't - "ut %: rowi2 Su:ads. J..
Tie Nationals and Write SoX gain" viii
": given III detail at ttle Acc ,la.2-.
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Yesterdays Union League Games.

-asnia- ~. =. Ibllael:ipaia. :.
Washington. T.: pl4iiasiE !Pii.. =
Eroos!rn >: t!ienf,E.a. >.
Eeaain: s.: El.zai"ctii.
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and this ru., led up the game :o.' good.
Tie official score
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cams PIT: ~ 4 poor fielding exhieitloh.
and il Mas through the MANY iniscicS thit
!IanN q. tho runs were Iua,is. ! ne score.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CIrrs
Marines Slugged the Ball.

inc toda,-St. Vincent VIZ. St. Joseph
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ROYAL TOURISTS. ODDS on.

;z@il l,a,tad :,;G Ill sixty games ia,r 5.'34
In lie: A,7.ric;In i-ear8s.