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The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

The Browns trimmed Cleveland in the
ninth
The Nationals are now only half
game behind Chicago.
Jiggs Donohue had twenty-one put-outs
at first base yesterday.
Cantillon viii probably use Tom Hughes
at Philadelphia this afternoon.
Philadelphia plays the Bandits at Union
Park this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
The five leading teams in the American
League are only game and a half apart.
Catcher Wakefield. of the Toledo club.
has been suspended three days for umpire
batting
Failure to win the double-header from
the Chicago Sox forced Detroit into sec
ond place.
The Maps have lost five out of the last
six games. while our bold athletes have
won six out of seven.
Outfelder Carlisle, Of the Red Sox. has
been disposed Of to the Kansas City club
oS the American Association.
Danny Green. the old-time ball player.
formerly White Sox. will be dropped by
Milwaukee. McGilvray. of Cincinnati. has
been purchased 10 take his place.
Clymer may be kept in right field for
a while in order to give Pickering q rest.
The former is one of the best base-run-
ners in the league, while Pickering has
been the handy boy with the stick with
men on the bases.
Robert Ganley, the Lowell boy now
with the Nationals. is one Of the really
great ball players of the country. He
has no weakness, as he can hit, field
throw, run, and think, and has the nerve
to go the full distance.
Detroit In past-seasons has been unable
10 hit left-handed pitchers, but this year
things are different. Half of the pitchers
the Tigers have faced on the road have
been left-handers. and all have been over
come. with one or two exceptions
According TO Western papers, Dutch"
Sterzer. the Washington boy. is the sensa-
ton Of the Central League. Pitching for
Grand Rapids. he has been winning regu-
larly, and II he continues the work ne
will shortly be recalled by Hughey Jen-
nings 10 help out the Detroit pitching
staff.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
CASEPATTEN TRADED
Washington Gets Tannehill
in Trade for SOuthpaW.
BOTH LOSERS THIS SEASON
Boston Only Club willing to Take
Patten, While TannehiI Has Been
of Little Use TO the Red SOx This
Spring-New National Member of
Boston Club for Several Years.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Boston. May d-Joe Cantillon. manager
Of the Washington baseball club. an
nounced before leaving here that he had
completed a deal with Boston by which
Case Patten Is exchanged for Jesse Tan
nehil.
Patten reported at once. while Tame
hill will arrange his affairs here and Join
the Nationals at Philadelphia.
The trade OF Patten has been under CON
siderauon for long time, Boston being
especially anxious TO land the southpaw.
Last year President Taylor offered Dineen
for Patten, but the offer was rejected.
On last Saturday week The Washington
Herald exclusively announced that Case
Patterns days as a National were num-
bered. and that ne would be traded. The
following day the story was denied by
other papers.
cantillon nursed Patten along all spring
IN the hope that some club would put in
bid. When no other manager made
move II was necessary 10 work Patten.
but he was not effective. and finally ne
Eotiations were started with several clubs
In the hope that some sort of a trade
could be made. This met with little sue
cess, as all Of the major league teams
waivered. and for a while II was thought
that Patten would have 10 be sent 10
Minneapolis.
As nearly all Of the fences In the diff
ferent parks in the American Association
are short. Cantillon realized that Pat
ten could not last long in that organiza-
ton. as he seldom strikes out opponents.
but depends upon long flies 10 the outfielt
70 retire batters.
Patten came here from Kansas City
with Jimmy Manning. when the Amer
lean League took Washington into the
fold Two years ago he was considered
one OF the best southpaws In baseball
but last year he lost his speed. and this
season has been useless He may do well
at Boston.
While many critics believe that Jesse
Tannehil has seen his best days. there
are others who believe that he can make
good. Tannehill has been with Boston
for several years. and was a member of
the club that won the championship in
1904
He was considered a reliable pitcher
until the Boston club was broken I'D
when Chick Stahl committed suicide and
Jimmy Collins was traded, but he has
been Of little use 70 Mcclure He is a
remarkably good hitter for a pitcher.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
BLOOMINGDALES SPLIT EVEN.
Washington Team Divided Double
header with Relay Club.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Relay, Nd, May GA crowd Of more
than 800 Witnessed the two games be-
tween the Bloomingdales, of Washing
ton. and the local team at the Fair
Grounds here yesterday, each club win
ming game The first contest, which
was Won by the visitors, Is to 10 was
slow and embarrassing, owing mainly 10
the big lead obtained by the Blooming
dales in the early part of the game. but
the afternoon game. which went to the
home team, 10 to 8, was well played and
hard fought throughout.
The pitching Of Rupertus and the bat
ting OF Wisner and Hagerty were the
features. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
WESTERN LEAGUE.
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE,

AT Des Moines-Des MOines. 0; Sioux CITY 2
At Denyer-Denver. Z: Omaha. g.
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TO-DAY,s GAMES.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Chicago ut st. Louis.
Boston at New York.
Cleveland at Detroit.

Chicago. May S1.-The Sox and De
troits divided a double-header. Walsh
pitched superb ball in the first game. and
BANKED the Tigers. while a long hit by
Donohue and fast base running were
mainly responsible for the locals only
run. Donohue got twenty-one put-outs
in the first game, which is almost
worlds record.
A great catch by Cobb and a close de-
cision as Sullivan slid for the plate saved
the second game for Detroit. Both teams
batted freely all the way. Attendance,
1900.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AZ Memphis-Memphis. 4; Nashville. !.
AT New Orleans-Little Rock ?: New Orleans O.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01

New York. May S1.-Gravesend will be
the scene OF plenty OF racing tomorrow
afternoon. when the historic $500 Brook
Ign Handicap, one mile and a quarter,
will be run.
According to the entries sent out on
Saturday, there will be only ten starters.
but 81 IS barely possible that one or two
more may be added at the last moment.
Nearly all the turf experts have reached
the conclusion that James r. Keenes
Celt. a three-year-oId chestnut colt by
Communicated OF Erin. will win rather
easily. Celt captured the Jockey Club
weight-fOr-age race so cleverly last week.
and. incidentally, beat Jack Akin, that
hOrsemen in general have been unable
70 pick out a contender capable, In their
opinion. of making Celt stretch mis- neck.
The fact that Jack Atkin. winner Of the
Carter and Metropolitan nandicaps. was
taken into camp so impressively by Celt
Is used as an argument that The KRene
colt outclasses those who will face the
starter tomorrow afternoon Celt will
carry Jos pounds, three less than his bur
den when he beat Jack Akin last week,
and he viii be ridden BY Notter. not the
most level-headed jockey in the world by
any means.
That Celt will be an overwhelming IA
vorite was the opinion OF several big
layers to-day. so that the public can ex-
pect 10 see a short price go up at tho
opening Of the speculation. If Celt is de-
feaJed, it viii be due either 10 a poor
start coupled with rough riding and
cutoff, or 20 the fact that several fast
horses. like AIcCarter. Don Creole. Fair
Play. and Berkeley, cut out such a ter
rife pace that Celt viii run his head OF.
Must Get Good Start.
II Celt can keep out in front OF these
flyers from start 10 finish. there viii be
nothing left behind him 10 DE feared
There is no doubt that hotter will re-
ceive instructions 10 90 10 the front with
Celt the moment the barrier IS let go.
McCarter viii probably rule second in
favor. His sterling victory in the TX
celsior Handicap at jamaica Is the race
10 take into consideration. as he was
interfered with in the. Metropolitan Han
dicap. and had no chance 10 do himself
justice. McCarter viii carry ia pounds.
which is just 10 his liking. and many
turf sharps believe that he viii be fighting
ii out al the end with Celt on some O1ner
base
Fair Plays race behind Colin in the
Belmont Stakes yesterday makes MIN Rp-
pear 10 have a chance tomorrow, for no
has only 80 pounds, q less than he car
ried yesterday. Jack Joyner has devel-
oped Fair Play into a high class tlree-
year-old, who IS not Ear behind Celt in
the present ratings.
Don Creole may get a share OF the prize.
II he does not win. Should the track be
heavy ne would have a much better
chance than otherwise. as he loves soft
going Don Creole, however. is a fast
traveller on any kind ola track. Garner
will have the mount.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
SOX RELEASE HUB HART.
COmisLey Sends Former GeOrgetOw
Catcher TO Montgomery Club.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Chicago. May Stub" Hart was re-
leased by President Comiskey. Of the
White Sox. TO the Montgomery Southern
League club yesterday
Hart has been with the Sox since the
middle Of the season Of 1906. joining the
South Side team after graduating from
Georgetown. lie never showed the catch
ing form expected from him. but, perhaps.
with regular work in minor league Will
come to the front.
Fart was one Of the most popular play
ers on the club. and the Sox regret that
1t was necessary TO let him GO
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
DEAD HEAT IN PARIS.
Vanderbilts sensick IL Draws with
Quinette.

Paris, May 3l.-The race for the Prix
du Jockey Club was run at ChandeIey
to-day, and resulted in a dead heat for
first place between W. K. VanderbiIts
bay colt Seasick II. by Elf out Of SAT
SAT- and NJ. Deschamp's Quinette
Kenilworth was third by long head
and Mr. Vanderbilt's Northeast was
fourth by a short head Seasick II was
shipped for Epson after the race. He
win run in the English Derby Wednes-
day.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
1hicago, @; Plttsburg, 3.
PittsburE, 10; Chicago, 3.
Cincinnati, 3; St. Louis, 4,
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
TO-DAY's GAMES.

TO-DAY'S GAMES.
New York at Boston.
PittsburE Mt Chicago.
81. Louis at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia Mt Brooklyn.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
PIRATES IN BATFEST.
After Losing First TO the Cubs, Pitts
burg Gets Revenge.

Chicago, May S.-The Cubs and Pirates
broke even on a double-header. In the
first game the champions won by a ire
mendous batting rally in the third inning
when six hits were closely punched and
five runs came in. Pfester kept the hits
scattered.
In the second game the visitors pounded
Frazer and Reulbach furiously and won
hands down, while the champions could
do little against Mccarthy and Camnltz
Attendance, 1900 Scores:
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WALTER JOHNSON READY.


Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Fullerton. Cal. May 3l.-Walter johnson.
the pitcher, is preparing 10 leave here to
morrow 10 Join the Washington team at
Chicago on Friday
The doctors made a careful examination
to-day Of all that remains Of the abscess
that he's kept the twirler out Of the game
this spring.
They reported that IL has practically
healed and that unless johnson meets with
another accident he should experience no
permanent injury.
Considering his long siege. johnson looks
in good share He has lost some weight. but
says that as soon as he commences to train
he will have no trouble in getting back into
perfect shape.
johnson declares that he Is ready 10 pitch
as soon as his manager says the word.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01

The clever performances Of Shaugh-
messy, McDermott, and Murray. OF the
Washington Union League club, has al
ready attracted attention Of two major
league clubs, and representatives OF
these teams are now devising ways and
means 10 get the three players out OF
the outlaws into organized baseball
There is n greater demand for Shaugh-
messy than either Of the other two, and
both Of the Philadelphia clubs. the Phil
lies and the Athletics. have made efforts
TO land the big outhelder, whose hitting
has been one Of the features Of the sea
son in the Union League, In addition 20
the two major league clubs, Trenton, in
the Tri-State, is anxious to land Shaugh-
messy.
ShaughnesSy. who first attracted at
tention while at NOtre Dame University.
was given a try-out with the Nationals
by Jake Stahl. but as he was too mex
perieuced he was sent TO the Tri-State.
Last year he played on the Pacific
Coast as a teammate Of Charley Street.
the present Washington catcher. He was
anxious 70 get back into the East. and
negotiated with the Lowell club. OF the
New England League. When the out
laws made him a better offer he decided
10 come 10 Washington.
Shnughnessy Has Improved.
Shaughnessy has improved greatly under
Arthur Irwin. and II Connie Mack should
land the player, he will probably be used
TO bolster UP the Athletics outfeld.
McDermott. the Bandits third baseman.
first played in semi-pro games in Phila-
delphia. and he was one Of the first men
signed by Irwin. Although he has done
nothing wonderful with the stick. he has
been putting up a good game at third
base. The Philadelphia Nationals are
especially anxious 20 get McDermott.
Murray is a Washington boy. He was
with the Navy Yard team last season.
He was recommended 70 Irwin. and Is
now considered about the best pitcher the
Bandits have. II is said that the Newark
club. Of the Eastern League, would ike
10 get Murray.
Neither Manager Irwin nor the PLAYERS
VIII discuss the matter, but II the or
ganized clubs can see way in which 20
dlcker directly with the outlaws. II is
likely that offers will be made shortly.
II is known that representatives OF the
Athletics and Phillies have asked If it is
possible 10 obtain the players desired.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
BROOKLYN HANDICAP ENTRIES.
HUGHEY'S BROTHER KILLED.
Thomas Jennings Crushed by Fall
of Rock i'm Colorado.

Detroit, Mich. May 31-Manager Hughie
Jennings. of the Detroit baseball team.
Has been notified of the death OF his
brother, Thomas Jennings. at Trinidad.
Colo, who was killed by a fall Of rock
in the mine IN which he was foreman.
Thomas Jennings also had some repu-
tation as a baseball manager. an anna
teur team which he led last year having
won the championship Of Colorado.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
REDS WIN IN TWELFTH.
Each Side Makes Two Runs in Tenth
at Cincinnati.

Cincinnati May 31-Cincinnati de-
feated St Louis this afternoon in a poor
game which went twelve innings. Err
rors gave the visitors two runs in the
tenth, but the locals tied the score on two
hits and an error. The winning run was
made on a bunt by Higgins. Kanes
sacrifice. and a single by Lobert. Score:
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'Batted for Dinecn in ninth two out when
winning run scored.
Cleveland .-...-----... 0 q q I q n n D
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FIRST CANE

First base by rs-Bloomingdale 4; Relay. .
Left on bases-Bloomingdale 4: Relay 4 First
base on balls-Of Better. 4; of Rnpertus. l. stnck
out-By Better ); by Rupertus. Z. Two-base hits
Worley. Fegan, Wisner Bond Sacrifice hit-Litch-
hsid- stolen 6ases-Geibel C2. Diver. ~. Worley
%. Mcfarland ~, Fesan. Rupertus ~. smith
~. Bond o.. Fankhanel Hagerty. Hit by pitcher
By Rupertus. l. Passed balls-Bond Fesan. UNI
pire-Mr. ]. Aftung Time Of camel hour and IS
minutes
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Left on hases-St. Louis 10: Cleveland. 10
First base on balls-Of Waddell 2: Of Dineen 2.
OF Berger, s. Struck out-By Waddell Z; BIZ
Berger. 5. Home un-Wiliams. Two-base hits
Storah. Hickman. Sacrifice hits-Hofnan T. Jones.
Berger Hinchman Stolen hase-Bradley Double
piays-Hinclhnan 70 Laioie 10 Stoyall: Hartzel 70
Spencer % Ferris; Spencer 20 Jones. Hartzel 20
Williams % Jones. Hit BY pitcher-By WaddeI.
Wild pitch-Bergcr. Umpires-Nlcssrs. Evans and
Hurst Time Of game-2 hours and minutes
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TO-DAY'S GAMES.
nj washington.
Reading at Elizabeth.
Brooklyn at Allentown

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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Totals. , 81 Is ?
.Raffed fnr Erazar I'm fn,i
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SECOND GAME.

FIRST base by errors-Relay, 5; Bloomingdale s.
Left on bases-Relay, 6: Bloominedale. z. First
base on balls-0f Milbun. q of Worley. l. Struck
out-By Mnbum. 5; by Worley. 5. Twobase hit
Mccarthy. Stolen bases-AlcKee. Rupertus. Fegan,
Diver ". Geibel. Mccarthy (2l. Worley Gosnell
WiSner. Hit by piteher-By Worley > Passed
balls-Fegan. Bond. Umpire-Nir ]. Aftung Time
OF game-l hour and n minutes.
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Left on bases-Chicago. s. Pittsburg. l3 First
base on balls-Of Frazer. 4; OF Reulbach. Z: on
Mccarthy. 5; Of Camnitz l. Stmck out-By
Frazer Il; by Reulhach, 4; by Mccarthy. l. By
Camnitz. :. Home mn-Shocurd. Three-base nit
Kane. Two-baso hits-Sheckard. Leach, Wilson.
Stolen base-Clarke. Wild pitch-Camuitz I'm
pires-Nlessrs. KLEIN and Johnstone. Time Of game
hours and Z minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
Amnteur RnnebnlI.

The st. Matthews altar boys defeated
the st. Stephens altar boys by to 0.
Walsh was in good form and allowed
only five scattered hits. st. Matthew's
wants games with teams averaging thir-
teen years. Address w. Ryan. 1525 Seven
teenth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
LAJOIE'S TRIBE is SCALPED.
Browns Wait Until Ninth Inning Be-
fore Taking the Game.

St Louis, May d--St Louis defeated
Cleveland this afternoon. to ?. in a
ninth-innins rally. owing to some poor
fielding by the visitors. but one hit. and
that an infeld one. being made in order
70 get runs over the plate. Attendance.
Il. IA Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
ELIZABETH TAKES FIRST.
Philadelphia Unions Come Back
Strong I'm the Second.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Elizabeth. ~ j.. May SL-Elizabeth and
Philadelphia divided double-header here
to-day. GOldstein's great catch was the
feature Of the first game. and Biehls
pitching was the best thing in the second
game Scores:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
The Scores.

Loft on bases-Chicago. Z; Detroit 5. First base
ca balls-OH Walsh, l. Of Willejts J. Struck out
BY Walsh. /; By Willetts. 8 Twobasc hits-NlcIn-
tyrc. Donohuc. Sacrifice hits-Coughlin sullivan
stolen basCs-AndCrs0n. Donohue Double play
Schaefer 20 Downs % Rossran. Hit by pitcher
By Wulctts 1. Wild pitch-Wiletts Umpire-Mr
Sheridan. Time Of eame-l hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
CLOSE GAMES PLAYED
SOx and Tigers, Split Double
header at Chicago.
ST. LOUIS DOWNS CLEVELAND

Each Contest Won by One Run, and
Close Decisions Mark Several Tai
SOx, Gets Twenty-One Put-Outs in
Nine InninGs-GOOd Crowds Attend.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
FIRST GAME

Earned uns-Elizabeth. 6 Stolen bases-Gold
stein. Whalen Wagner. Westenberg. Two-base hits
-Noh ~. StTaycr. Double play-WestenberT TO
Roth TO Nops. Struck out-By Caldweller. ;: by
Murphy. /; by Rumsey. ?: by Kane 2 Bases on
ba!ls-0G Caldweller. ;; Of Murphy. !; of Rumsey
Q; Of Kane .
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
ANOTHER LEAGUE FORMED.
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. Members Or
Ennize Six-teRm Association.

A six-team baseball league. composed
Of railroad men who are members Of the
Terminal Railroad Department. Y. NJ
c. A, Of Washington. has been formed.
and the first game of the league will be
played on the Railroad Y. VI. c. A..
Grounds. Fifth street and Florida avenue
northeast. to-day at 5:l5 O'clock
The teams are as follows: Union Sta
ton, Shops. Trainmen. Car Department
Coach Yard, and Pullman
A silver trophy cup has been presented
the league for prize.
A smoker will be held tomorrow even
ing. G. NJ Martin. superintendent of the
Washington Terminal Company. will
make an address. There will also be a
wrestling match between Joe Turner. OF
Washington, and Frye King. of Mount
Rainier.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
COSTELLO WINS ON PRICES

Two-base hits-Catawba. Claret Port
Home runs
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=. = -, - -N''ii'-'o NIl9s D ~ Iaul. =
AT columbus Indianapolis 5; Columbus. 2
At L4Iisyile-LouisTille. 8: Toledo. l.
At eapolis-Aiinneapolis. 2; Milwaukee I
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
FIRST CAME

Earned Hlns-Readng l. Brooklyn. 2 Stolen
baSes-Kennedy. Courtney. Reichman Vinson Nc.
Gee. Two-hase hits-Cuddy. Dowd Home run-Nfil-
Ter Double pay-Cuddy TO Dowd to Reichman
Struck out-By Nops. 2: by Reisling s. Bases on
balls-Of Mons. 2; of Reislinr .
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LtiL Old Ltst--Jhcago, 5, Detroit, 5. First base
on hails-Ou White. 3. Struck out-By Sugrs 4:
fy White J. Two-hase hits--McIntyre. Rossman
Sacrifice hit7-Cuwford. Cobb. Rossmau. Suggs
Parent I'D. Stolen hase-Donohuc Doube plays
White TO sullivan 20 Donohue Anderson 70 Davis
90 Tannchill. Passed ball-Sullivan Umpire-Nir
sheridan. Time Of game-l hour and s. minutes
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Elizabeth, 10; Philadelphia, @.
Philadelphia, 81 Elizabeth, 2.
brooklyn, - Reading, O.
Reading, :; Brooklyn, ]
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Totals...... 5 935ls 4
'Batted for Ewing in tenth.

TOIV VIIt VIII NIIIIHs IIIu HIlTtl-
Cincinnati............l 0 o 0 0 0 Is
81. Louis ............ 0 0 0 o.
Left on bases-Cincinnat. Q; St. Louis. 10 First
base on balls-Of Ewing. /; of Campbell. l. OF
Raymond ? Struck out-By Ewing 6: By Ray
mond. l. Threcbase hit-Kare. Passed hall-Schlei
Umpire-Air. Emsie. Time Of game-l hour and s.
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
FIRST GAME.
.Batted for Wnlls IN fourth.

Left on bases-Chicago 4, Pittsburg 8. First
base on balls-Of Phestcr, ?; Of Willis. l. Struck
cut-By Phester. 8; by Willis. ?. BY Young 5.
Two-base hits-Howard. Moran Sacrifice hit
Howard. Stolen bases-Moellcr. Abby. Wild pitch
Phestcr. Passed ball-Moran. Umpircs-NicssrS.
Johnstone and Klein Time Of game-l hour and
s. minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
WANT UNION PLAYERS
Athletics and Phillies Are
After ShaughneSSy.
LIKE M'DERMOTT AND MURRAY

Philadelphia Nationals Would Like
to Have bandits Third Basemnn,
While Newark Club, of Eastern
League, Is Said to BE Anxious to
Get Murray, n Local Pitcher.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
SECOND GAME.

Earned uns-Readng 3 Stolen bases-Nallin
Hobby. MCGEE. Threc-baSe hits-Yinson o. Double
plays-ChAres 70 Hobby: Rudolph 10 Miller 10
Holly; Miller 10 Campbell TO Holly. Struck out
BY Davis, 4; by Leonard /: by Danford. l. Bases
on balls-of Davis. 2; Of Leonard !; Of Danfcrd, l
umpire-AI- Miller
The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

AT Scranton-Scranton. 5: Wilkesbarre. G.
Az Alhany-First game: Albany. 4; Troy, s. Sec
ond game; Albany. 0: Troy. I.
At Syi1cuse-SyraCuse. 5; Binghamton. l.
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SECOND GAME.

Earned rlns-Elizabeth. . Stolen bases-Gold.
stein o., Whalen. Rothfrss. Rumsey. Two-base bit
Miller Struck out-By Rumsey. 2; by Biehl J.
Bases balls-0f Rumsey. 3; of Biehl. & Inn.
pire-AIr Latham