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The Washington herald., 1908-06-03
ARMY And NAVY is PRINED
Thousands Will See Rivals Play An
nual Ball Game.
Douglas, ex-CnptaIn of Football,
VIII Probably BE on the Rubber
for Midshipmen This Afternoon.



Annapolis. June 2.-TO-mOrrow Is the
biggest sporting day Of the season at the
Naval Academy. although there will be
only one sporting event. as against as
many as four on the same day several
times earlier in the season. At 3 O'Clock
the Middies Will meet their Old-time rivals
or the army school IN the annual strug-
gle on the diamond
The West Point nine and substitutes
Will stop at Bancroft Hall as the guests
Of the Midshipme1's Athletic Association.
They will possibly have final try-out
on the unfamiliar grounds during the
morning. and the game will be called
promptly As is usual In both the foot
ball and baseball contests between the
two arms Of Uncle Sans service. each
side is confident Of winning As there
were few colleges or universities on either
the West Point or Annapolis schedule. a
comparison rs difficult. Navy has lost
only two games out OF the whole schedule
Latterly they have shown stcadier and
header playing, and the chances are
that they will win.
Just who VIII do the twirling for the
army lads is a problem. but the Middies
families and the friends and families Of
and have no great preference. though
possibly Beavers would be their hardest
proposition. The preference for navy
pitcher has settled down to Douglas or
Lanphier, with the chances favoring the
big football captain. who played such
havoc with army hopes Of victory on
Franklin Field last fall The team plays
rather better ball behind him. and 1t is
more than likely that Coach Fultz will
put him in the box.
The crowd which will witness the game
will be a record-breaker and its accom-
mediation about the Academy diamond is
a problem which was finally settled by
the athletic association by the issuance
Of tickets TO stands and bleachers. some
thing never done before as all sports at
the Academy were unreservedly public
OF the 200 seats at the field 500 have
been reserved for the friends Of the
army team, although the corps of cadets
rom West Point will not attend the
game. Eight hundred seats on the big
stand will be occupied by the brigade Of
midshipmen. and the remainder OF the
seats will be filled with officers and their
families and the friends and families Of
the Middies.
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COLLEGE GAMES.
Pitcher COR Hagerrtown.

At Princeton-Willilms- Z: Princeton. 2
At Decentralization. 4; Easton. 2
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Second Game.

The second game only went seven in
nings, by agreement. The soiourners
started of with a rush. and aided by
Longstrects wildness. slipped two over
in the second round Another was added
In the following session on three sin
giles
The Bandits began 70 locate Kane's Of
ferings in the third inning. but it was
not until the fifth that runs were produc-
ed. In that round a pass. a hit batsman.
three singles, and two doubles netted five
runs. and put the locals two runs-to +be
good, but in tho next chapter the sixth
four hits and a conglomeratiop of errors
IN the field and judgment gave Philadel-
phia three more, and sent them into the
lead by one run.
In the Bandits half OF the sixth how
ever the visitors went completely to
pieces seven runs being chased across
the pan.
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base on balls-On Kane. 2: off Long
street 3. Innings pitched-By Longstreet
S: by Murray. J. Hits made-Oh Long
street. II; of Murray. !. Struck Out-By
-Longstreet. Weinberg. Sacrifice hits
Strayer. Childs. COnnOrs. Stolen bases
Foster. Murphy. Topham. Anterior. Dou-
bic play-POrteT 10 Strayer Hit by
pitcheT-By LOngstreet. /; by Kane. /.
Wild pitches-Longstreet !; Kane. l.
Passed ball - Weinberg Umpire - Mr.
Steinberg. Time Of game-i hour and g
minutes
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PORTSMOUTH, TAKES BOTH.
Now Won Five Straight from tine
Champions of Virginia League.
sue-ial 10 Tho Washington He-ald

NhhhlFGonH oA hAEEihAa LeaEue.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Portsmouth. Va. June Portsmouth
kept on beating the champions this aft
ernoon. taking both divisions Of a double
header, to !. and 20 3. The Ports
mouth pitchers We're far more effective
than those Of Norfolk. Bertram was bat
ted out Of the box in the fourth inning
of the second game. Cumming. the Nor
folk right fielder but a former pitcher.
going In TO relieve him. Portsmouth has
won five straight games from Norfolk.
and ten Of the fourteen games played be
tween the clubs. Scores:
First game. RHE
Portsmouth. .......... o OOIxL5
Norfolk................ 0 0 Gee 0- 4
Batteries-Carter and Smith; Fox and smith I'm
pire-Mr. Byron
Second game. RHE
Portsmouth. 81 lOx7
Norfolk. ............... o o l o 90 Is 6
Decentralization and Wadleigh: Ber1nm. Gum
ming and Edwards Umpire-Mr Byron
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TIGERS DOWNED TWICE.
Maps Wake Up Rnd Play Real Bal
Against Jennings Men.

Detroit. June 2-Cleveland took both
to-day. In the first contest Chech pitched
lnvlncibly till the ninth inning, with the
exception OF Mullins home run in the
third. In the iinal period he let down
and was hit hard. The batting OF J.
Clarke was a feature.
Cleveland outbatted Detroit In the sec
ond game and won by virtue of the stick
work Of Bradley. Bemis. and Liebhardt.
The last mentioned pitched a fine game.
and was particularly effective with men
on bases. Cobb played fine ball through
out both games. Attendance, 1855
Scores
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For the second time this year Com
merce and Labor and Post-office played
each other to a standstll yesterday, the
first contest ending in a no-run game
and yesterdays conflict ending in five
runs each.
The score was tie during the whole
game. Whenever one team was able 20
score. its opponent would tie it up at the
the next opportunity. Michael passed
eleven men, and his wildness was a great
help TO the Laborites in getting runs.
Richmond was on the slab for Com
merce and Labor, and was touched up for
eight hits, four Of which netted two bases
each, Michael in the third slugged the
pail for what looked TO be three-bagger.
but Doc kleinschmidt saw IT coming, and
gathered II in, making a pretty and diff
cult catch. Score.
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GIANTS AGAIN TROUNCED.
Beaneaters Win by One Run. Both
Teams Playing Poorly.

Boston. June 2.-The Beaneaters admin
istered another defeat to the Giants here
this afternoon, the margin being but one
run. II would have been worse had not
Flaherty been of IN a throw and in
pitching. two runs being the result of his
poor work In the eighth CrandaH held
Boston down TO FIVE hits. but he was in
clined TO be Wild Then there were some
errors by his team mates which proved
COSTLY Attendance 1902 Score.
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Earsed runs-Niiam II. Hahn & Co.. .; Wood
ward * Lothr0p. Z First base by erro-s-Wflliam
HAHN * Co, 4; Woodward & Lothrop ; First
bale on balls-Of Robcy. 2; OF Car. 2 str,ck out
BY Robey. s. by Can :. Three-base hits-Robey
Nosalsberger- Two-base hit-Irvy Sacrifice hits
Nogelsberger, Ger. Stolen hases-Weeks, Moore. B.
Cohn, KEGS, Chiseldine Burdette. Smith g. Double
play-Voselsberger 20 GER 20 Vogelsberger. Passed
balls-N ogelsbcrgcr l. Umpire-Mr. Fmnegan. Tine
q game-l hour and 80 minutes
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Special to The Washington Herald.

oItlIdI % TIC WhSnlnBJuu HtIaIu-
Baltimore. June lefty Russell, an
amateur who has lately been working for
the Walbrook team of the Inter-Club
League and the Baltimore Yanigans, has
been signed by the independent team at
Hagerstown. Last week Russell went on
trip with Walbrook through Virginia,
and his work attracted such attention
that he has received offers from several
teams in Western Maryland and Virginia.
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r. H E.


New Haven, Conn. June 2-Princeton
has notified Yale that her baseball nine
cannot settle the postponed game OF last
Saturday in New Haven on June 10. as
that is the date Of Princeton's commence
ment. Yale is trying to arrange TO have
the game scheduled for June 13 with Cor
nell Cancelled, and TO meet Princeton on
that date
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The score.

Earned runs-Phnadelphia. 2: Washing
ton Z. First base by errors-Philadel-
phia. g. Left on bases-Ph!ladelphia s.
Washington, g. First base on balls-Off
Summers. .; on Conavery. 5. Struck out
BY Summers. 1; by Conavery, L. Home
run-Gilbert. Three-base hit-Goldsteln.
Two-base hits-Lynch. Anterior. Cold
stein. Sacrifice hits--Weinberg. Whalen.
stolen bases-Lynch, Conavery. Connors.
Gilbert. Murphy Strayer Umpire-Mr.
Steinberg- Time Of game-1 hour and IS
minutes
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Earned rins-Pos'-o0iee. ?. First base by errors-
commerce and Labor 2; Post-ofhce 2 Left on
bases-Commerce and Labor. z: Posi-ofice l. Frst
base ON balls-Of Richmond, 3; of Michael H.
Hits made-Of Richmond, S. of Michael l. Struck
out-By Richmond Z; by Michael T. T,go-base hits
-talhhan %. Bacon. C. Waller. Sacrifice hits
hlemschmidt Ogle. Stolen bases-Rapp ~. Kin
ney %. Evans ~. Callahan. Barnes Bacon C.
Mahier. Kraft. Hit By pitcher-By Richmond !
Wild pitches Richmond. /: Michael. . Passed
bals-ErWin. Umpire-NIr. Belts. Time Of game-2
hours.
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of Hughes. q Struck out-By vickers. 2;
by Hughes. Z. Two-base hit-Clymer.
Sacrifice hit-Altizer. Stolen bases
Milan CD, Clymer, Mcbride, Davis, ].
Collins. Double plays-Coombs to J. Col
Inns; Nichols, unassisted Hit by pitch
er-By Hughes. /. Wild pitch-Vickers.
!. Passed ball-Street. Umplre-Mr. Con-
molly. Time of game-2 hours and min
utes. Attendance. Aba
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
at Washington.
Reading nt Allentown.
Brooklyn mt Elizabeth

The Bandits added two more figures
to their won column yesterday by trounc-
ing the Philadelphia Union Leaguers, 9
to and z to G.
Neither game was a walkaway for the
locals. and until the fifth inning OF the
second contest the visitors appeared to
be the winners. but in the fifth and sixth
innings the Bandits piled up twelve runs.
aided by Philadelphia's errors. which put
the game on ice.
Despite the eight errors made in the
two games. the fielding was at times
brilliant. McDermott and Goldstein each
pulling of two bits Of fielding the equal
OF which Is not seen every day in the big
leagues
But to Offset these flashes Of briniancy
there were so many boneheaded plays
that the main impression left In ones
mind was Of mediocraty. The first game
was not as bad as the second in this re-
spect, for in the latter contest toward
the end. the visitors seemed TO grow
Indifferent and virtually threw the game
away.
The Bandits hit the BAH hard In both
contests. total Of twenty-seven hits be-
ing made.
In the opening game Conavery was op-
posed to Summers and he had all the
better Of it. but batting rallies in the
seventh and ninth made the Keystones
look dangerous for the time being.
Bandits Bunch Hits.
The locals won the game b,- ,ty,,ol,- Ia.
ting, punching four safe swats in each
OF the third. fifth and sixth. which were
good for eight runs. while Gllbert.s home
run smash 10 center field in the eighth
made it nine
Philadelphia was unable to do anything
with Conavery's shoots until the sixth
inning, when its first run was obtained
on triple and a single In the next in
ming base on balls, two singles. and a
double netted two more. and in the last
session couple OF errors and three safe
SWats brought the visitors total I'D 10
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Left on baSos-Chicago. 6; Pittsburg. 2 Home mn
Wagner Three-hase hits-Eyers. Hoffman. Two
base hits-WaguCr. Howard Gibson Sacrifice hits
Wilson Leach ~, Abhaticchio Stolen bases-How-
AID. Reulbach. EyCrS Bases on balls-Of Lundgren
]; on Brown. 1; on Reulbach, 2: off Willis. /; of
Lever. 2 Struck out-By Reulbach. 2. BY Willis l.
Double plaJs-EVers TO Tinker 70 Hoffman: Wagner
10 Kane 10 Abbaticchio: Kane to Wagner 20 Abba
uccilio. Umplres-Messrs. Klein and Johnstone At
tendance. 800.
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,lAl to The washington Herald.

SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va, June 2-Three hits
past Moss at short, all Of which should
have been fielded, but turned into
scratches. gave Danville two runs in the
first inning to-day, and finally the game,
by TO l. Score:
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Left Oh bases--New York. Z; Boston. 10 Bases On
balls-Oh Newton. p of Winter. 2. of Burchell.
of Puutt, l. Struck Out-By Newton. s: By Winter
q by BuIchell, ? Three base hitS-Nies Chase.
rwo-base hits onTUy. Blair e. Newton O. Sacri.
fee hits-Blair. Wagner. Stolen base-AcConnell.
Double play-Criger 10 Unglaub Hit by pitcher-By
Newton. Passed ball-Criger. Umpires-MessTs.
20 minutes
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i""oaSe hlts-BerlicS. Kane. Ward o. Smith
nhIea laSe hit-'ihson. Stolen bases-Berck. Kline
Bell Smith. Brewer Merrill %. Hits nado-Ofi
Gibson. 10; of Merrill S: Of Brewer. 2: OF Cohi &
FIRST base on balls-By Gibson, 5; by Brewer 3. BY
Cohiu Hit by pitched ball-De Hart Strlrk
out-By Gibson. ): b. Merrill. 4 by Cohiu 3 Left
on hases-Marnes, Z: St Nincent's I. Passed balls
Brewer. Dowd- UmTire-NiT. Cleveland Tine O.
same-l hour and 50 minutes
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE,

At Rochester- Rochester. 9: Montreal. g. Second
game-Rochestor. s. Montreal. 4.
AZ jersey City-Nevark, Is; Jersey CITY. Il
Al Buffalo-Bu Buffalo s: Toronto 5
At Baltimore Baltimore. l; Providence I
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SECOND GAME.


'Batted for Winter in fifth. tran for Mcfarland
in fifth. !Batted for Burchell In ninth
Boston. ........................ 100000 40
New York. o 2 2 0 O-5
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Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Roanoke, Va. June 2-Richmond turn
ed the tables on Roanoke to-day and took
the second game Of the series by to O..
Titman's brilliant work in right field
saved the day FOR the visitors. Several
Of his running catches were remarkable.
Both pitchers were effective. Kanzeler
made the lone run for Richmond. Score:
RHE
Richmond. .....-...... o OlOG-I o
Batteries-vernuel and Ragsdale: Howard and
COwan
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Brooklyn, B; Philadelphia, o.
Boston, 4; New York, 3.
Pittsburg, I2y Chicago, @.
TO-DAYpS GAMES,
New York mt boston.
Philadelphia ut Brooklyn.
81. Louis at PittsburE.
OF TIE TEAMS
CHAMPIONS GET LICKED.
Pirates Do II Again TO Chances
Naughty Cubs.

Chicago, June 2-Pittsburg batted
heavily all the way through to-day's
game. and drove Lundgren and Brown
to cover. The champions pounded Willis
hard. but three successive double plays In
consecutive innings spoiled their chances
agninst Leever Scnre.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
POst-Office and Commerce and Labor
Play Tie Game.

To-dny's snmes--Interstate vs.. Treasury and Navy
Vs. Agriculture
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L<ft on bases-Brooklyn. }; Philadelphia g. Bases
on haIls-Oh Wilhelm, /; on MCMILLAN l. Strlck
out-By Wilhelm. p Three-base hit-Lewis Two
base hits-Dooin. Pattee. Stolen bases-Pattee
Doolan. Double pay-Lcwis 10 Pattee 10 Jordan
Hit by pitcher-By Wilhelm l. Umpires-Acssrs
Ruddorham and Rigler. Time Of game-l hour and
% minutes. Attendance 5000
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Earned nuns Reading. ): Elizabeth. ? First base
on balls-Of Jones ]: a Caldwaller. /. Struck
out-By Jones 2; by Csdwaller. J. SacriAce hits
Hobby, X Miller. G. Miller Wagner. Stolen bases
-Yinson a. Nallin l2l. Double plays-HartInan.
Miller. BOice Roth Seery. Umpirc-Nlr Latham.
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BROOKLYNS ON THEIR METTLE.
Give Wilhelm Fine support and
shut Out PHILADELPHIA.

New York, June 2-Wnhelm received
fine support to-day. and the Phillies were
shut out The Brooklyns made three runs
In the fourth inning on three hits and err
rors by Doolan and Doom. Attendance.
1900 Score.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Louisville-Louisville. 4: Columbus o.
AT Indianapolis-To 3; indianapolis. I.
At Milwaukee-Ka City. 8: Milwaukee /.
At spolis-Minneapolis 3; St. Paul, l.
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GRADE SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Wood burns Defeat BrightwoOd In
EIeven-inning Contest.

STANDING OF THE TEANl
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The Woodburns vanQuished the Bright
wood team in the Third Division Grade
School League. yesterday. in an eleven
inning game, by 10 70 9. The Phelps de-
feated the Hubbard School by Is to Is.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Utica-Utica, 9; Syracuse. 3
At Albany-Alhany A. Wilkesbarre. 2
At Troy-Troy, 2; Scranton. 10
At Gloyersyille-A. J. & G.. / Binghamton. 6
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COSTELLO WINS ON PRICES

Two-base hits-Catawba. Claret. Po
Home runs
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FALL FROM FIRST PLACE.
Hishlanders Lose Two Games to the
Boston AGGREGATION.

New York. June 2.-The Highlanders
dropped two games TO the Bostons to-day.
They had no chance TO win the first, be-
cause they could not touch Morgan's
pitching. They threw the second away by
bad base running and three errors in the
ninth inning. Keeler's muff let three runs
come in. Attendance, 10000 Scores:
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
st. Vineent's Lose to the Marines in
One-sided Game

Io-day's gamc-St. Ninceut's rs St Peters
Thirteenth and d STREETS northeast, at So.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE

At Lynn-laWrence l.; Lynn. O.
Az Lowell-Fal River, 3; Lowell, 2
AT BrocktOn-Haverhll. I; Brockton. 6.
At WorCester-WorUesteT. 3: New Bedford. 2
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Richmond, IL Roanoke, O.

Decentralization and Wadleigh: Ber1nm. {
ming and Edwards Umpire-Mr. Byron.
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FIRST GAAfE.

Left On baSes-New York, 6; Boston, g. Bases on
bans-Of Hogg, ); of Morgan. 2 Struck out-By
Hogs, 5; by Morgan. . Three-base hit-Crayath.
INFo-base hits-Stahl o. Morgan o. Sacrifice hits
Ban, Sullivan. CNyath- Stolen bases-Nies. Chase
Ban. Lord %, Gesser %. Double plays-Gessler
70 Unsiaub to Lord. Hit by pitcber-By Morgan,
Umpires-Messrs. 0LOughln and Egan. Time OF
game-2 hours and 10 minutes
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SECOND GAME.

stolen beses-Cohb. Bemis. Sacrifice hits-Lajoie
BeInis, Liebhardt TwO-base hits-Cobb. Liebhsrit
Home runs-Schacfer. Bradley. Bases on halls-Of
Summers 2 OF Liebhardt. 3. Left on bases-De-
troit. s. Cleveland. :. Struck out--Rv Summers I.
by Liebhardt, s. Hit by pitcher-By Summers !
Impire-Mr. Sheridan. Time Of game-l hour and
20 minutes.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Waterbury Waterbury. ?; Springfield. s.
At Meriden-Meriden. s. Hartford J.
At Observation-Disclosures s; Hoyoke. l.
At New Haven-New Haven. 3; New Britain, o.
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NORTHEAST JUNIOR LEAGUE.

The Florida Avenue Stars defeated the
Clippers IN a regularly scheduled game
yesterday score, to s. The game was
always in doubt. the Stars barely nosIng
out a victory
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE,

At Nashville-New Orleans. 3: Nashville. 2
AT Atlanta-Atlanta. Z: Memphis. O.
At Birmingham Birmingham a. Mobile. l
At Montgomery Rock. 8; Montgomery, I
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington, 0j Philadelphia, Z.
Washington, I2j Philadelphia, @.
brooklyn, B, Allentown, 2.
Reading, 8; Elizabeth, 4.
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COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
COnEressiOnnIs Win from MetroroII-
tans I'm Easy Fashion.
ANnrN~f- or rrrr-

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE,

At Lancaster-Altoona. 4; Lancaster. 5.
At TrUnton-Hanisburg. 3; Trenton. s.
At Reading-JOhnStOWn. Il; Reading. 5.
At Williamsport. 6; Wilmington. 3.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington, 81 Philadelphia, 2.
Cleveland, 6; Detroit, ..
Cleveland, 81 Detroit, L.
Boston, :; New York, o.
Boston, o. New York, 3.
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READING PUNCHES HITS.
Lands on Elizabeth Pitcher I'm the
Fourth and wins. o TO l.

Elizabeth. ~ j.. June BY punching
hits in the second inning Reading won
here to-day. 20 l. Both teams hit the
ball freely. Wagner. Of the home team.
getting four hits in four times at bat
Score:
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Congress Heights baseball club added another
victory to its credit Sunday By defeating the Potomac
A. C. 10y IS 10 l. Lefty Waller and Walsh did
the battery work for the winners. while Steward
and Mcdonald served them up for the visitors.
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AIetropolitans
CONGRESSIONAL

Let on bases-Metropolitans 4; COMPASSIONATE 6
First base On balls-Of Moye. 4: on Brooks. 8
Struck out-By Move ?; By Brooks. 3 stolen bases
avery. Thompson. Perry. Camaher. Davis Giles
Passed baf-Yeager. Umpire-Air. Mayors Time Of
gane-l hour and 50 minutes.
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OF Young 4: off Nops. g. Struck out-By Young.
By Nops 2. Three-base hit--Lenox TWo-base hits
Holmes %. Burke. Courtney. Stolen bases-Hart. 2
Double plays-Burke TO Holmes 81. Umpire-Mr
Baer.
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stolen hases-J. Clarke. Bradley. Lsicie. Sacri-
hce hits-Cobb. Bradley Two-hass hit-s,ovalI.
Three chase hit-J- Clarke Home run-Nlullin Bases
on oalls-Of Mullin I; Of Chech. g. Left on
hases-Detroit. s: Cleveland. G. Struck out-Ry
Muilin j: b. Chsch ) Double play-Iaioie 70
Hinchman 70 stoyall. Umpire-Mr. sheridan Time
q game-l hour and 50 minutes
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The CongressioRals won an easy game
from the Metropolitans yesterday-1s 10 &
The batting of Tompson was the feature
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IV4"9 saIut-oL- NWccots IS 81 PefcT'a az
Thirteenth and d STREETS northeast, at So.
The St Vincents lost their second
game Of the season yesterday. when It
met defeat at he hands OF the Marines
by the one-sided score OF q 10 9.
1t was the most undressing contest
pulled on in the league this year. both
teams playing poor ball throughout. Err
rors at inopportune times were respon-
sible for many Of the runs scored by both
aggregauons- Berlicks batting was the
feature, he connecting safely five times.
Score.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

AT Omaha-Omaha, O.: Lincoln. 2
At Dcnver-Denver. a.: Des Moines, g.
At PueblO-PueblO 4: Sioux City. 3.
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= 1'''7|'' ~" ITTN. . IIIN'N
halls-0n Flaherty. 3; of Crandall. T. Struck out
By Flaherty. 3 by Crandal. l. Balk-Crandall.
sacrifice hits-Ienney Beaumont. Brown McGann
shannon stolen hase-Flaherty Double plays
Dahlcn to Ritchey 10 McGann. Crandau 70 Devlin
Hit by pitcher-By Crandall. p Wild pitch-Faber-
~ Umpire-Mr. O'Day. Time Of game-l hour and
a minutes
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HagerstOwn the Victor.

DloDI.I % IHt WaHhlnFton Herald
Hagerstown. Md. June 2.-Hagerstown
and Belair engaged in a batting matine,
at Athletic Park here this afternoon. and
while the hits were even. Hagerstown
won the game by II to O. stub" Brown
played right field for the visitors. Score:
RH. E.
page-s'own. 500 2osOx-ii Ii
.seiair..'...''........, 0 o 0 / % 3 % IL )
Batteries-Hagerstown. Webster and simpson; Bel
ar. A. smith and BonthrOn. Umpire-Mr Parrish.
lime u game2 hOurs.
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Earned runs-Philadelphia /; Washing
ton, ., First base by errors-Philadei-
phia, /; Washington. g. Left on bases
philadelphia. 10; Washington Z First
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
VIM. Hahn & Co. Down woodward
& LOthrOp, to 4.
STANDING OF TIE TEAM.


Moses Co... " / R RS55 Hahn Co.,. VI Pa IS
Murphy & Co ] 1000 \. L. 5. Co.. 0 J .OoO
Howard Co l LOO W. 4 L. 2 900
To-day's game-E. J. Murphy Company Vs. ". B.
Moses Sons. at Eighth street and Florida avenue
northeast al $50
The best game played IN the league so
far was seen yesterday at Eighth and
Florida avenue northeast between Will
lam Hahn & Co.. and Woodward & 10th
rop. the shoe men winning by to l.
Robey pitched a good game for the
winners. allowing only FIVE bingles. Only
one earned run was credited TO Wood
ward & Lothrops
A running catch in the eighth by CHS
eldine and a triple by Robey were the
features. Score: