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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-11
ONLY POTATOES LEFT.

A Portuguese resident of Kula, Maui,
writing to friend in Honolulu. says
THAT the drought in that section of the
Valley Isle is the worst experienced.
The cattle are dying off daily for want
of pasturage and fodder. The farmers
have cut their cane down for the use
of the livestock, and only potatoes
have been able to survive the long
dry interval. Many of the people are
leaving for other sections ON Maui
where rain occasionally falls.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-11
MURAKAMrs ESTATE
WORTH NEARLY $4,000

Kunihei Fuiimura and Hyosaku Sh,
mizu, administrators of the estate OF
T. Murakami, have filed an inventory of
the estate in the Circuit Court. They
give the invoice value of the merchan.
disc on hand as $l0,ll3.47; cash on
hand $980.53; furniture and fixtures,
$l068.80; and outstanding accounts at
face value, $24,5ls.57; a total of $780,
6sl.37.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-11

The following sugar on Kauai is re-
ported ready for shipment; X. s. M,
55S bags; V. X, 600; Max. 2s,04S; G..
& r., 1900; Fl. NJ, 1906 X. p, 1888;
III. s. Co., 10000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-11
UNCLAIMED LETTER LIST

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
general delivery for the week ending
Auuust 9Th 1Qn9.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
BURNS WON'T TALK
Local Pitcher Refuses to Dis
cUSs His Injuries.
FRIENDS ACCOUNT OF AFFAIR

SsIeEes that Burns Had to Undergo
Treatment at Hospital, Following
Fight with GanIey at st. Louis.
S-athpav says He Is in Good
EseaIth-ROw Caused III Feeling.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
PAIRS FOR NATIONAL TENNIS.
Fasteners Expected 10 Earn Right
TO Challenge Champions.

New York, Aug 3-The pairs which
viii play on August 13. a. and Is at the
Crescent A c. Bay Ridge, in the national
doubles preliminary have been selected.
The Southern team was chosen earlier
than the others. and is composed OF Hugh
Whitehead and I " Winston. Of Nor
folk, Va. They defeated B. ". Grant
and Nat Thornton in a four set match in
Atlanta
The Western champion team is made
up Of Nat Emerson and L. H. Waidner.
a combination victorious in the finals
through the default Of C. s. Peters and
". T. Hayes. Peters was exhausted be
cause of his match in the finals Of the
singles against Waidner. and the default
in doubles followed. Last Of all come the
Eastern doubles pair. Beals C Wright
and Raymond D. Little. They won al
Longwood in a five set mstch against
William \. Larned and George L Wrenn.
II looks casually as Il the Fasteners
would win the doubles preliminary at Bay
Ridge this month and so earn the right
TO challenge Frederick B Alexander and
Harold H Hackett for the champion
ship.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fire f--lo1zs- Lz-5Ia-5. Is But
ls-. = -G J. ucr. DevznS1- lls Kennedy % =
ssc1ud. Gsr-yuaudsT. IG5 fPo~srsi- 70 o. third
TINE I12 - Ranzv. G-see Go--i-s. La5y E-sz----
Al-a--atic. Hauhzv- I'd szust5r- Lao1zr5- Sps-s--.
sn5 Belle q The T-1bs also rz--
SECOND RACE-Stee- -leclzse- short courss- By
zzu-iEe 15 lS-crsi. 20 Z. Eoc- EcAIlis-s-. rs
Hsi5sri IS 70 l1 sz---5. Li-hrs Out is5 Arch
dsIdi. % 8 third Tine. S-E IS. Belfo-d. Ia
Tei-a. and SfaEzs10 also rz1-
THIRD RACE-F1ve and cns-half surion-s- D55x
R1-ls- Us Martin. % I1. wcz. Southern Bride.
-05 tBurcn}. = 70 I. seco1d. Plz7aute. 10 Pow
ersf. % J. third TINE. 1EL CO. Zet. C-rt.1
The Earl I-isa Duks Melton Cloth- R-7i-1ls. ice
Nolz- ITALIA. PuEh. Woo6lauds Ross, and Ton
Red also III
FOURTH RACE-SiI frlo1-S. s. jeanne g
De=c--hI. = 90 3 Won Chief Eay=s- 10 Bran
nom. g 20 l. sccc-d- Nizhr 1fis- g TKe1-e5yl. )
60 T. t1Ird- Tine. lis 5-5 T1c5e Tory. 1il-c-
Superstition. and John Carroll also ran-
FIFTH RACE-Ons nile and severity yards
Go-55n Shore. It. .Ottf. . % T. vuu- Co-v-le. -C-
Ross. % 70 l. second Jupiter. I3 DeverclI e -
!. thiri- Time. Ia - Arlington R1yzl A----
lerv. Ez--y Eichesou. t5cif Bal. Cha-fcu-s. I-
Baker. LCrd Dixon. Goddess. and Ganh---s also
ra1-
SIXTH RACE-Ous and o1e-siz-esu5h u-.Iss
Sever1s q i1fartinl. ? % J. Eo1. Ton Dolan l1s
Kennedy. 70 3 second Seville. S LBs-Eeul 8
% J. tLird- Tine las - Ma-y Talbot. Clvsdez-
and Oro0noka also ral-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
OLDFIELD WANTS RACE.
willing TO Bet He Can Defeat John
J. Ryan in Auto Match.

Cincinnati Ohio, Aug 3,-Barney Old
field is after a match automobile race
with John J. Ryan. Barney and his man.
ager, Ernie Moross. stopped yesterday IN
Cincinnati. on their way 20 Lexington.
Ky, where Oldheld VIII race.
One Of the first things they did was 10
go TO the bank and get a crisp new one
thousand-doilar bill in real money to be
posted as part Of $500 Barney is willing
70 wager that ne can defeat Ryan in an
automobile race Then MoroSs went
across the river in quest Of Harvey Myers
TO see what terms could be obtained for
renting the Latonia race track for a meet
about August p and q
Ryan is in Atlantic City, and Aoross
has written him. making the proposition
for q race Other races viii also be ar
ranged to make the affair q two-day meet
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
FOR MUNICIPAL GAMES.
Baltimore Athletes to Be Given a
Chance 10 show PrOvveSs.

The games committee OF the Municipal
Athletic Games Association has decided
20 give every athlete and gymnast in the
city OF Baltimore an opportunity 10 dem
onstrate his ability IN his chosen field at
Patterson PARK September L. and has
divided the programme into junior and
senior parts The committee has not yet
definitely decided on the prizes. but they
vii measure Up 70 the nigh standard OF
the past As a special attraction a nov
city viii be introduced this season by one
Of the pyramid clubs
Nj II Addison Booth IS much pleased
al the interest taken by the members Of
the various athletic and gymnastic clubs
in the city and the citizens at large in
the coming games. and hopes 10 eclipse
al fcrmer effnrrS.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Electricians Nose Out Moses Team
in Exciting Game
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

To-iay's gaue-G- z Howard Co " William
Hahn & Co. at EisAth and Florida avenue north
east at $50
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
MAPS BLANK YANKEES.

New York Americans shut Out at
CIeveIRnd-ScOre, ? to o.
Cleveland. Aug 3.-The Yankees suf-
1ered another defeat when they were shut
out by the home team to-day. Tie score.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
Tod4y's sam-Traiuaea IS. Coach Yard

Rupert pitched a masterful game for the
ShOpmen against Car Department yester-
day, ShOpuen winning by ! 10 0. But
three Of the Car Department crew reach
ed the initial sack, and one got IS far as
second base
Green, first Up for Car Department. reg
istered the only hit against Rupert. and
from the first 10 the ninth inning Car De
partmeut went out In one. two three or
der. In the ninth. Smiths mUT Of ny
IN right field. after a hard TUn. allowed
Green TO again make first base. but he
died there. as the next batter struck out
Rupert struck out two men IN each of
the first seven innings. and got one in
both the eighth and ninth. making a total
OF sixteen
Kilroy pitched well for the losers. but
his support was erratic and failed &c cOme
70 his assistance Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
LynchburE, 4, Richmond, }.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald-
Lynchburg Va, Aug. 3-The locals
bested Richmond this afternoon in q
Ioosely-played and uninteresting game by
the score Of 4 70 5 The contest came to
Lynchburg on three bases on balls, a
scratch and two batters hit in the NTH
thus tying the score. A double. an error
and an infeld out IN the seventh locked
the game up. Reid's work was mastery.
and with little better work behind him
in the third, and but for a fierce decision
by Umpire McKeever. he should have shut
the visitors out Score:
r Il z
Lynchh11rg. ..-.--.-.-.-. Q 3 % )
Richmond 0 8 e006 o o-5 :
BstteIiss-Reid ard Wes,Izke. s!arEs. AIcksnzie
AID AIessitL Urnpi-e-lfr 8icEeever- Atteadauc-.
IJa
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Advents Take Close Game from the
Ninth Streeters

STANDING OF THE TEANs
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
BASEBALL RAGING AND ALL NEWS IN WORLD OF SPORT
WADDELL EoUALLED RECORD.
His Performance Wednesday Against
Former Team-mafes Noteworthy.

Pitching records are always interesting
reading. and there follows the mark made
by Sweeney, Of Providence, and an an
alyzation Of RUbe WaddeITs performance:
Worlds major league record-Held by
Charlie Sweeney. former St Louis Ma
rooms twirleT. who. while pitching for
Providence against Boston in 1883, struck
out nineteen men
WaddeTs work-Struck out sixteen
Wednesday. tying his own record Of six
teen strike-outs and sixteen strike-out
mark Of Fred Glade. which are records
for present-day baseball Here are some
Of the Rube's feats in last Wednesday s
game:
Struck OUT three times-HzrtseI. Oldriug.
Struck out tUlce-AIu-Tly, Nichollss Eickers. z
Collins
Struck out once-J. Collins Scsreck-
Did DOT strike outlaws. only
Out6eld fies-Two
Iuseld assists-wllians. l. Wallace l. Ferris. !;
WaddeM >
stolen bases-None.
Sacrifice hits-0ue-
BASES on baIls-TEo.
Wild pAches-Noue
Clean hits-Sevsn-
InGed hits-One-
Extra base hits-TSyo.
Total balls pitched-Ons hundred and Hfty-one.
Strikes pitched Eighty
Balls pitched-Seventy-dne-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
pop GEERs TURNS TRICK.
Driver Beats the Apparently Irwin
chile Jack Leyburn.

Kalamazoo. Mich. Aug Pop" Geers
was the bright particular star Of the
Grand Circuit races to-day.
When the floral collar was slipped
around the neck Of Sterling Mckinney.
after the fourth heat of the 2.0e stake for
trotters, he had done what no man be
Heved possible before the races-soundIy
beaten the supposedly invincible Jack
Leyburn.
Geers did not seem at all acquainted
with the horse in the first heat. IN which
the Mckinney trotter broke two or three
times. Geers looked him over carefully
and saw one defect IN the rigging. He
made the change, and from that time
Sterling Mckinney never lifted his nose.
When called upon for one Of those stretch
rushes. in which the silent man dOtes, he
was there and ready. racing home at a
clip which brought him to the firing Jack
Leyburn. then by him, and the rest Of 1t
on a jog
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
RUPERT ALLOWS But ONE HIT
Shopmen's TWirler Blanks Car De-
paTtment Team.
Only Three Men Reach First Base
and sixteen Are Retired Via
the Strfke-OUt Route.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
BELMONTS GET BOTH.
Amateur Team Defeats PiedmOnts IN
Two Games at Union League Park.

Amateur Team Defeats PfedmOnts IN
Two Games at Union League Park
The Piedmonts fell victims to the Bel
monts in a doubIe-header at Union League
Park yesterday by scores I TO 3 and TO O.
The features OF the games included the
pitching OF Epps and Williams and the
batting Of R. Boone. Of the BelmOnts
Tomorrow the Belmonts meet Rockville
in a doubIe-header TO decide the coIOred
championship Of the District and vicinity
Scores:
First game RH z
Belmonts- - p ;
tledmcnts. ..-.....-..- 1 0 ! 0 0 e-3 s
Battsries-Boone. Holm. and Ep7ss Ford and
Campbell Umpire-lIr. Dandridgs-
Second game RI E
Piedmonts---..-...--.. 0 0 Q 90 s
Belmonts- G 0 % ?
BatteTies-Wrisht and Williams: Brady and Pom
dexter Umpire-Ai- Dandridge-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04

LET on hases-Viziiazts. 3 Turnsrites. > First
base on balls-OF Colf0wcr. 3 Struck our-fsy
Councrs- .. b. Colihozer. 2 Home r1n-Turner-
TSo-nase hsr-Nfoft. Sacrifice hits-YVar1er. Nolan.
Harris stolen baseS-Iavis. NiclOIslu R0-utree
Turner Colifover- Double plays-Warner 20 Beck
err Harris % Turner. Nicholson 20 Becker Connors
70 Becker. Hit by pfrchsr-By Co1n0rs I; b. CoIli-
foger. /. Umpire-lIr- Rsga1. Tine Of gaueL
hour and 8 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
Quaker Expert to Defend Title.

Milwaukee. Wis, Aug Richard J
Crozier. Of Philadelphia, viii come to
Milwaukee this week 10 prepare for the
Wisconsin tennis tournament and get
ready to defend his title as the champion
There viii be several out-of-town tennis
stars who VIII Try 10 wrest the cham
piOnship from the Philadelphian, as well
as big list Of entries Of Wisconsin ex-
pertS
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
THOROUGHBREDS GO BEGGING.
Kentuclians Baik at Prices offered
for Horses in England.

Lexington. KY. Aug 3.-That American
thoroughbreds DO not bring enough
money in England to justify shipment is
the assertion made by Dr. N N Leach.
who has just returned from English sales
where he took the noted brood mare
MarechaI Neil and her colt by Water
cress- Such ridiculous prices were offered
for this high-class pair that they were
Withdrawn from auction
Dr. Leach's statement viii cause several
Kentucky turfmen who had intended
shipping 10 England instead Of New
York sales 20 send their tho-oughoreds
10 New York. as usual II is believed
here that better prices will be received in
New York than has been the case lately
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
FOUR BLANKS FOR REDS.
Cincinnati Nationals Draw Quartet
of straight Shutouts.

fourth straight shut-out to-day. three in
Philadelphia and one here Spades Wild
ness in the first inning and punched hits
in the sixth made the game easy for New
York BridweII-s fielding was a feature
Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

~ Trsutcn-Ls1caster. 3. Trenton .
A. Rea5lrz-W ilninS-on. O. Reading I
Al HariSdITE-Al Al-oo1l. .. HarristsIrz ;
Ar Nil1s-rsro-t-Flr game Johustovu. O. VII
ismsTCr-. !. Second EaUe- Johns1oWn- / VII.
.au1sport. 5 Ten innicEsi
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
EASTERN LEAGUE.

A. T5ro--o-Fi-st game Toronto. 6. Jersey CITY
SeCund gam T1ruLro. 8. jersey CITY. O.
At Balt11dre-R Rochzsrsr. @. Balr1uore =
At Nerark-BgFalo. @ Sevzrk =
Az frorl5e1ce-9l1u -resI %. Prcvi5sucs.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
FREDERICK TURNS TABLES.
Downs HaEerstOwn by B 10 I-Mesr
Plays Good Game.

Frederick. Nd. Aug. 3-F-ede-ick turn
ed the tables By defeating Hagerstown
here this afternoon by TO + Mess. for
merry Of the BFoeklaud team OF Wash
ington. PLAYED a good game at second for
the local boys
Three times az the bat. and hit every
time by Pitcher Krebs. Of the visitors
was Sheridan's. the local new center
fielder. record today. The last tine he
was hit the grand stand hissed the
pitcher Score
Batteries-Hasers-'srn- Erehs ard Rass5aIs. Fred
eTick. Mshsr and Selvsze- Ump5-e-Bas-sr Br1su-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AZ Minneapolis I. Colurbcs s
At Lo1iSvliie-Hsusas CITY. 8. Louisville. G.
A. Indianapolis O. IndiznapoIis l
At Toledo-Toied3. ls- St Paul. s.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Wisconsin Juniors defeated the TeunaIiytovu
Juniors Saturday hy 2 70 . The pitching II
LI1-rsc Vas the feature The winning team was
composed Of the following players p Howard
shcr1stOp- T. Howard. thiri hese; Stevens. second
base Shoeusk-r- frst base Bozlev center 6el6
schneider. c1-clsr, Carroll night field. Jsaries. Ieft
field. Limerac. pitcaer.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
Crack. worlds Record.

Avenue stars
Govt H0srI
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
MCINTYRE INVINCIBLE.
Brooklyn Pitcher Holds Cardinals
Down TO One Hit.

New York. Aug 2--NcIntyre pitched
invincibIe ball to-day and held the visit
ors down 20 one lonesome hit. shutting
them out The BrookIyns battsd hard
but worked only two runs over the plate
Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04

Left OF hases-New York. 2; Cincinnati. s. First
base On hzIis-OE wiltse. = Of Spade g. Struck
J1t-Ry Wlrse . Th-ee-base hirs-Merkcl Nc
Ccrri-k- Tw1-bzse hit-HasElus. Sacrifice hit
B7idEel Double nlays-Hu.swIrt b Canal. HuE-
gins % H-isVyitr % Camel. Huzlns % CAMEL
Uu1uircs-AIessrs- Rirle- and ETnsie. Tine q game
y hour and 50 minutes Artendauce-5G9
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04

Famed r1ns-Adreat. l. First base bv er-u--
Advent. s. Ninth Lcft on hases-Adrant =
Ninth. 8 FIRST base on baIls-OF P1usTErey i oH
Burch. ? Struck Cut-By Pumphrey- Il b Burch
Three base hit-Aiosbzrg- TTo-base hits-Toynse
Toodn0 Michael Sues Sacrifice hits-Ssst1n
Arulbr71ster. Puunpbrey. Stolen bsse-Sucss c.
Burch e. 7. PumThrey. Michael Doubte plavS-
Sues 20 Heise 20 Sness. Nu-phy % FiddIs- Passed
1alls-Suess %. Curirs-Nr. wyukoop. Tine of
-zme-I hour and 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
Madden sells Two-year-oIds.

Saratoga. Aug. 3--John E. Madden is
cutting down his stable OF two-year-olds-
He has sold Connaught Ranger to the
Chelsea Stable at a private sale Jules
Carson also bought from him his two
youngsters, Chaperon and High Ranger,
paying S5000 for the pair
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

A. Utica-Ctica. 8. E,mira- T.
At Syz-se-SC-zu-l-- - Sylus- L
A. Troy-4-zE-y. s. Troy 5
Al -Wi-EesHsrre. 4. Binghantou. Z
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04

Dublin. Aug 3-In the police sports
here to-day Flanagan. OF the Irish-Ameri-
can Athletic Club, beat the worlds record
for hammer throwing. covering 173 feet Il
inches fOm d nine-foot CiCle.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04

Let on c1ses-tlIrSn-Irg. = Bostcl- : Bases On
baIls-Of Willis. 3; on Dorno-. L Struck out-By
Willis. a. b. Elahertv. ;. hy B0Ultes / Home run
Gibscn- Tw0-b1se hits-Kelley. Ritchey- DoubIs
plays-Bruwne 70 B0wernan. R5tchey 70 Dahlsn 70
Boxeunan- Hit hy pircher-By Wills 1 Umpire
M-- Johnstone- Tine of saue-l hour and IS 1aia-
uJes- Artendance. 3.655
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04

4-E-s- l~l Nl-l-sot 4 rusL p1se On tlIuEs-
Chicago. . Left On -PhiIadelphia 6: Chicago.
s. First base bails-os Brown. > Of Siecuii-
len. J. Of Moran ! Stucz out-By Brown, 4. by
NcQuiEen. 2 Thrce-base hit-Tinker TSo-base
hlt-S-einfeld-- Double plays-Dooiin 70 Braus1eld.
Osborne % DOOM Brown % Tinker 70 Chance,
SlaEle 70 ETers 70 Tinker 70 Brown; Knahe %
Brzusfsld- Uupires-Nessrs- Rudderham and O'D4y-
Tine Of gzme-1 hour and s. minutes. Attend
zuce-g 0sZ
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
SOUTHERN League.

At NaShvile- -Bi-uairEzau. 6. Nashville.
~ Nohlse-Natile g. Ne- ORLEANS. G.
Al A-Ia--z-lI1rtz1--1-y s. Atlanta
A. Little Rock-lfenrhiSL LIrrle Rock Rain
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
-Rnts5 fs- ssllss N tss rirt

balls-Of Mcintyre. Struck ou--By McIrty-e s.
By Sallee. . Three-hase hit-H1n-rel. TnEo-base
hIt-Jo1ian- Sacrifice hit-BerEel- stolen bass
B1rch q. HunueL Mu-rzy- Double plsys-H-1a-
mel LeEs 20 jordan; Charles 70 Gilbert 70
hOCerchy- Bliss 70 hC-e-cly 10 Charles Umpire
AIr- KEN. Tine q sal>-I hour and % minutes.
Attendance 2o0G
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
Portsmouth, ;; Roanoke, 2.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Roanoke, Va Aus. 3.-The Truckers
hit like hends to-day and batted in eight
runs, while the locals could only md
Lee. Portsmouth-s new pitcher. for two
runs The visitors easily outclassed the
Roanoke aggregation. and after scoring
i've runs in the NTH the result was never
in doubt Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At wate-turv-Sr-inz5sIl- s. Waterbury. =
Al Eolyoke-Holzo5e- g. Bridgeport L
At New B-itaiz-Neu Britain. :. Neridsn.
Thirteen innings
AZ New Hs7sn-Ba-tford :. New Haven. 5
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
MINOR LEAGUES.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

A. New Bsds1-I-New Bedford. & Brook-ur. Z
AZ Fa1 RlV1r-yT o7crs-Cr. = Fan River =
A. HzreIhi-I-LoueL. g Eave-hiE l.
A. Lruu-Lyun- = LaH1euce.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
ViEfIanrs and Turnerftes Play Eight
Innings 10 n Tie

W Z Pet " L Pc
MarTisss-;.-- J. Tzs.--- Is e Tg-zs-.tss----- q
=. Vinosnt's % SIS - Pazl's----- 8 Al
T'-day's szne-8iarires vs. s. Vi--a-t's al Thir-
-eenta and D streets nor-heasr az So
The Eigilants and the Turnerttes bat
tied eight innings 20 a draw yesterday,
the score being 10 .. when darkness put
an end TO hostilities-
Both CoHnors and CoIltiower, the op-
posing twirlers- pitched good game.
The batting Of Joe Turner and a fly catch
by Law in center field were the features,
Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
TO-DAY's GAMES.
sTANnNc OF TIE TEA,fs
CUBS BACK IN FORM.
BransfieId's Errors and Three Time
IL Hits Get Four Runs.

Philadelphia, Aug 23.-Bransfield's er-
rors and three timely hits gave Chicago
four runs in the fifth to-day. and that
was sufficient to- beat the Phiiadelphias
Slagle's great catch was the feature
Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04

Ea-Il97l rlIIa-oI777Tle-l. flrs- 1ase D 5rl1Ts-
Shop@cn. 3. Car Department J. Left On hases-
Shorm-n. g. Car Dera-rne-t. l. st-sck aur-rsy
Rupert. IS b. kLr1v. = Tlrse-base hi--Tu-ner
stolen baaes-suIiran Ri5r- Double psays-Hsudy
to D1re % s--zunahan. Green % Shaunahs1- Tn
pl-e-Sir F-yuz- Tine q ssze-I hoss- and min
MES
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cleveland, =; New York, o.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
@ 0 0 I I Q Q 0 zs2
o o 0 o O 0 0 0 90

Famed uuns-Clereland. L Two-hase hit-Stovali
Three-base hit-Bail Home run-Lasoie- stolen
bases-Altiz5- First base on baIls-OH JOSS J.
OF HoSE 4 First base on srrors-C Cleveland 3
Left on bases-Cle-elard. g; New York. l. Double
plzys-Lajois 70 HinchmaR % SuoTzI. Lajoie to
stoTan; Niles 20 Mo-izriry- Umpire-3Ir. O-Lauzh-
lin Tine of gzDeI hoUr and 2 Eiuutss- At
tGndancs. 2IS1
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R,t-ef for H,er IN 81.

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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At Gulfpo-t-GulfpoTt, l; Jackson. O
At Mouros-Colunb1s. ); Monroe. L
At FickS5urg-vicksburg. .. Meridian. O lFozfeit-
Sd account nonspPeara1os q 3Isz55iz1.l
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Earned rIns-N- Z. S Co. ?: Moses. First
base by erTors-N- z. S. Co. ?; Left on bases
y. f : Co. g; Moses 3 First base on balls
OF Reichard ;; Of Jewett ? Struck orlt-By
Reichard. 4; By Jewets- 3 Home rua-Ferz7lSon
Threeba hit--Sutfon. Sacrifice hit-Yeazer stolen
bases-Do8ohue. Dyer. YeaEer. Hit BY p51cher-By
Jewett ? Wild pitch-Jewe4t Passed baII-Dys-
UulVire-Mr. FSVnssAa- Tine os Sane-I h0SE AID
% minute
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.

Baiferles-Hlgers-777n- hFeds ar1 hlssaaIe.
rick. sfshsr and Selvsze Ump5-e-Bas-er BIO
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

A. O-naEa-0-zha. 8 Sioux City 3
Al Ls1c1,1-Llncol1. g. pes Ndines I
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WIN BY AN ONSLAUGHT.
Pirates Land on FIaherty and De-
feat the Boston Players.
ming Score.

Boston, Aug 3--Pittsburg won by an
onslaught upon FIaherty in the fifth in
ming Sc0rn-
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A. acssouTille-Jacksouyille g. Chzrles-or. l
- Sava--ah-Sava1ush. 8 1fscau. .
A. Colunlblz-ColGnhi7 O. Augusta L
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DANVILLETOO
ReOrganized Norfolk Team
Unable to Score.
CHAMPS ARE BEATEN, 4 TO 0
Defeated Players Hit Hard, Getting
Three Three-baEEers, but They
Account and Get Runs Across the
PIate-LOOS Pitches Winning Ball
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Special 70 The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. Aug 3.-Danville was too
strong for the reorganized champions
this afternoon. winning the game handily,
10 O.
The champions hit the ball fairly hard,
three thTee-baggers being made by them
but their hitting was ill-timed. and sew
eral long drives went straight for TIE
Danvile players.
RH E.
Danville -. 0 . 0 o.
NorfaIk---------------. o 0 0 o 0 90
Batteries-LOos and Thacksz. FGbes. Perdue
and Morgan Umpirc-Nr- Mace
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On account OF T Pumphrey passing
eleven men 20 first base IN yesterdays
game on McDevitt's Field. Advent bare
" uosed out Ninth Street by S 10 =
The features were the batting Of Mos
burg and Heise. and a running backward
catch BY ?. Cunuin CHAM Score
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The AvenIe stars yesterday defeated the se-.75
team o. the Government Hospital for Insane bv
u :. The GoveruEeuI Hospitals scored all Their
rTns il the third iEnius aided BY four hts ard a
sleepy umpire Tie feature of the game was the
base running O. Perr4go. Score:
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