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The Washington herald., 1908-08-14

Earned 71ns-B7ockland, 2 Grsce, 3 First base
By errurs-frrace. ) Left on hases-Brlokl1ld 8
GrBoe. = ti-s- base balls-Of Buscher = In
niI.Es r7-chci-By Sinons 5 IS. b Rodler % Hits
Dads-OT Simous- g. OF R1dler. Struck 0ut-Fy
Bus-h 2. S. hy Sin3ns- l. Home ruu-Har-is Two
base hits-Eoilsr Darnan l2. Ricks-, Harrls Busch-
er. Sacrifice hits-Sh1ons Ta1sIL Passed balls
sab. J. DarnaI. l. Un-pi1e-Air- Hughes Tine Of
Fzme-I hour and . MINUTES
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b errors-Adreu- :: Manhattan :. Left On hsses-
Advent. g. danharrsl. = First base On balls-O1
E1nphrgy. 2 OF Kraft 2 Stuck out-By Pun
Tlrly. 5. by krafr- l. Threetase hirs-Le Nat
Palmer EEo-base hits-T- Puuptrer CHAIRMAN
Sacr11ice hi1s-Le Mat EurphF. White St0lea
hases-Nhi1e Hobs Toense. Ssstou Walsh Fra
Eer. Palmer %. Cnzpnan- Double Diays-T- PUN
pnrey y Seatc1 70 Nosb1-E 70 Setz Seitz 70 Afur-
ply hrztr 70 PJn-nfy % Le Nat Hit hy pitcher
b Krsft. ]; by Punphray. 8. Wild ritch-Kraft
Passed ball-9fu-phv- Unpi-e-8lr- Meyers Tine
q gzne-I hour and g u1iuutes
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LEAGUE TO BE REoRGANIzED.
North Carolina Baseball Fans to See
Good Ball.
aI b = - -.

SPECIAL 20 Tie Washington Head
Salisbury, n c.. Aug I3.-Arrangements
have been made for d reorganization OF
the North Carolina baseball league
whereby Salisbury Is to'become Z member
Of the league and this city viii be
created 10 some genuine ball
High Point is also 10 come in with
Charlotte and Salisbury. and IT is the
purpose OF = I. Evans, Of Lynchburg.
and others managing the matter 10 play
three games each week in the various
cities joining the new league, beginning
IN Salisbury next week Each team has
acquired some strong players from
Greensboro and other teams for the re-
mainder OF the season
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Springfeld-First zane Springfield. 2: New
Haven. ! sixteen izni-Esl Second game: New
HaTen. /; Springfield eleven iuuinEs)-
At Ner Britain-First game New Britain . ;.
Hartford, 5 ten innings. Second game: Hartford.
s. NeW Britain L
At Brideeport-BridEeport- ;: Waterhury 1
81 Ms1den-Fi-st game Hoiyoke. .; Meriden. l.
Second game Holyoke. = Nerden. ;
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Saratoga. Aug 13-PUrslane, S 20 3. won
the Amsterdam Selling Stakes, at a mile,
here to-day Fancy led TO the stretch
turn. where Pursl8ne took command and
came home an easy winner by two
lengths AIauda came from the ruck q
the stretch and took the place
Jeanne dare made ali the pace IN the
handicap for all ages and won with a
length and a half TO spare. westbury
held the others safe
The steeplechase. at about two miles.
was farce. There were only two start
ers- Both refused az different jumps,
but Ramrod had enough speed 10 Offset
the difference and 50 non the race Uy Two
lengths
The Gardener won the third race in q
drive three parts Of a length over Whit
ney-s Sandpiper. while IncognitO made all
the pace in the fourth race.
John E AIadden's Miss Kearney breezed
home with the last race She ran with
more pluck than formerly. and passed
the judges four lengths before August
Belmonts Practical and James r. Keene's
Footpad-
-Four favOTites won over q slow track.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-SeFeu furl1ugs- Jeanne q Arc, %
-1IcCabeyi- 20 I. Won Wes-1sy. Us tNCr-s-i. .
5. second; AdIuche g Lang 20 .. Ihi-d Tine.
3 IS Maydeid. Dreamer. BecE5r, Baryal. a-c
Oxford also ran.
SECOND EACE-SteerIschase about --o El-es
Raur7d, 30 Sau7srn.. g 70 n Won. Paddy. -s5
Z Kelley. % 5 second Tine. 5ls. Two starters
THIRD RACE-F1re ard cle-tzls furior-z Tls
Gardener. -l7 Nc. artLT- 70 = Won -alI-l-7-.
10 tN1-tsri- 70 = seccuG- Fore p Slili1E.- %
T. third Tine. l1s Is Havzviug- High E-1zs.
Euhia Granda- and E-cz Ore a-s1 rar-
FOURTH RACE-Six f--lcnzs- I1crz1I-o I'D
5Ncrterf. % %. ~oa; Tare-la -10 Sweet g O.
second Tender and T-1e. 10 Wolfe . % e. r---l-
Tire Is Z5 tslaucr1s also ra--
FIFTH RACE-Oue nile Ps-sia1s- rs .1lus-
s-aveI 20 3 won, Ala1da. q IlcCa1ey-. = 90 J.
second. Fsncv -15 -t1ll1er-.. q T. third Tine.
Isl So Gramsar. No-oc-e. Eode-- Cooper. san
E-ce and Ace II -1 zls1 rlr-
I SIXTH EACE-SL t-rlo-zs- 1l1ss Esz-ne-. -l-
Shilling. o 2 wo2. Practical 10 .L-DsrieiI. =
/ % ; second. F0~-pa6. IL rNe=s5F L 70 5. tzu[
{ Tine 1-s25- HiI Toy. Moorish E-1s. AID Nuz5a
: also -l1-
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
st. Vincent's Forfeits Game TO the
st. Paul Team.

SANDING or The TEAMS.
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CHURCH LEAGUE.
Grace Turns Tables on BrOo<Iand,
Winning by : to ?.

Grace turned the tables on Brooklaad
yesterday at Active Field. winning the
game by S 20 .
The game was we'll PLAYED up 10 the
last half Of the sixth inning. when 81
mons. who up 70 this time had allowed
but tao hits gave out. and Rodler.
Brookland's shortstop. essayed the role
of pitcher for his first time Haadlboe's
work at first, Rodler's batting. and Tan
siITs, fielding were the features
Brooklald and Ninth. Of the Church
League. have a game scheduled al Active
Field tomorrow Score
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Tv7o-base hi,s-Faskart- Reilly Three-hzss hit
Ko1ey- Sacrifice hit-koney- D01ble plays-Paszsrt
20 Nolan. Reilly 20 Charles 20 Koney stolen
bases-Loberr. Delenantv. Charles Hit bv pitcher
b V0lz. 4 Base on bans-OF Beebe. ; 07 Tolz
l. Stuck out-By Beebe 2. b VoIz. / Left on
bases-St- L0uis. .. Cincinnati 5 C1rpire-1Ir KEN
Tine Of sams-- hour and 55 MINUTES
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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Saratoga.


FIRST RACE-Haadioap. I've and oue-saf fur
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DanvilIe, 8; Norfolk, 2.

SPECIAL % T1e WasiIug1oa Hsraid
Norfolk. Va. Aug I3--DanviIle hit the
ball often and luckily this afternoon and
Won from the champions, 8 10 2 The
champions also made enough errors 10
lose two games.
They were without a regular oatche--
both baczstops o2 the team being out OF
It with bad fingers Fetzer, the right
fielder. vas put in 20 do the work. and
did fairly well Score
r. T. T.
DauriI-e.----.--..----- 0l2 22oI o-5 % :
NarfoIs---------------- @ ] O o o O % .
Bstter5ss-Rlne ard RYAN. HanhT. Evans. ard
Fe5zz-- Unq.-es-1Iessrs- Mace and Ncheever.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
STANDING on TIE TEAMS
PIRATES BLANK CUBS.
LeifieId Master on slab and Gives
Chicago but Four Hits.

Pittsburg. Pa. Aug. BIN one Of the
prettiest pitchers battles ever seen in
Pittsburg. PittsburS shut Chicago out
this afternoon. l 10 O. Leifeld was mas
ter Of the situation all the way. giving
Chicago but four hits while the best
Reulbach would give Pittsburg was fve.
Thomas made TIE loEe tally for PittsbUrs
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REDS BEATEN BY CARDINALS.
st. Louis Opens series by Capturing
Initial Game

St Louis. Aug. 12-St- Louis opened the
series at home this afternoon by defeat
Ing Cincinnati : 70 / Volz was found
hard IN the sixth inning and Dubec. who
succeeded him was given some very bad
support Bee5e pitched in fine form for
the Iocals score
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To-day's szns-Tvinias A C ~ Gurisy A C
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Al Jersey CIty-Je-sey City. g. Montreal. Q.
Al Ne-ark-Nevark J.. T0ro--0. l.
~ -BufalQ, g. Baltimore. /
At Pr07idence- Fr17l5e1ce. .. Rochester. l
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TWO GAMES TO-DAY
Nationals Clash with Chicago
on Home SWard.
FIRST GAME AT 2 O'CLOCK

Hughes and Burns Probable Tyvirl-
ers In Barsain-day Entertainment.
Large Crowd Expected, for 'Tis the
Ladies' Day CantiIlOn Grateful
Over Showing Made IN the West
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
No Games Scheduled.
TO-DAY,S GAMES
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at New York
st. Louis nj Pb1IadeIphfa.
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Two-base hits-Norris. Bu1esque. Jsugan- TIRE
base hit-Schafe-. Stolen bsse-Sclsfer. Hits made
OF Cleveland p. cT N5rris. 3; oG WfCox. 2
First base On baIls-O5 Wlcox. I; OF Cleveland. /;
Of Norris = Struck out-By Wilcox. (. By Norris.
L Left On hases-St- Paul,s 4; P1cked team, 2
Urnpire-9Ir C2narin- Time Of Ezne-I hoUr.
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STADIUM TANK SHORT.
Swimming Records by Battersby
VIII Not stand as Official.

London, Aug. 13-The record for the
mile swim lately made by Battersby at
the Stadium will not stand
According 70 the rule. all attempts at
records for from $50 yards 70 one mile
must be made on a course Of 10 yards
The course in the Stadium tank is only
1908 yards.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

Al ReadinE-Isrcasys-. !: Reading 70
At Altoona-Johns-ovu I. Altoona. s
At Trenton-Eirst gaUe- Wilmington, :. T-s1ton
Second game Wilmington. I; Trenton 5
At WLliansp1-t-Ha-is5urg. 3; WiIliznspo-t, Z.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al Kansas City-Ksnsss City. 9. Toledo. 0.
At Ailnneapolis-J l.: AIiuneap polis. G.
At s. Ps=i-Indlanapolis s. St Paul. 2
Al Columbus g: Milwaukee.
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First base b. srro-s-St Stephens. ). Atautics ?
Left bases=sr. STEPHENS. 5; Atlantics, g. First
base on baIls-O1 Hsndiboe. 5, cf Murphy.
Struck Out-By Haudiboe. 5; Murphy. 4 Two-base
hit-Steckcr- stolen bases-F an-suann. Mcrisrity.
Fortune. Stecker. Cohen. Dufey- Dogple play
Handlboe 20 Du1fy Bilinshost; Handiboe. b. him
self. Wid pitch-HaDdipoe. Um7ire-0fr. J. Hzn-
Oboe Tine Of g1ne[ hour and 2 miuutes
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Advent Athletic Club Win a Close
Game from Manhar1ans.

NG OF TIE TEAMS
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

Al Utica-Tr0y IS. Utica rain
At Wilkesba-re- BiEVhanton. = Wllkesbar-e. O
At sc-autou-Scrznton- 4: Syracuse. J.
A. Eimu2-AI5any. ?; Elrira, =
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LEFT On Plils5eluLis g. Boston. = Bass
OF baIis-O-I N1-aI. 2 or Dc-uer s St-1cE cut
By l1re-. l. bT Uorue-- Sacri6ce hi-s-Ba-es
Brans1al6- Osbo-e. Titus Double pisv-fs-ant 20
kuabe B-a1saeI5- Hit - ri-cher-B- Do--sr.
Wild p1-CE-M77eu UmT17gs-lIes,-s. ElEleT and
Rudterhsn- Tine Of EzEe-I hour and 3 minutes
At1er-aucs-5s54
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The Score.

Tv7-base hit Br-chsl Tlires-b4se hi--Davis
C1--l-s. L801--e Sullivan Sac-ifcs hit-Davis.
stolen basss-D. Jones. Sr1lrau- Firze base OF
11ll=-OG Clestr-. D a. CoCIhS. .. - Winter .
Struck 1ut-Bv El--hel- J.. rv Arr,Iznss :. by
-1esbro. I, b. SUES. !. by WINTER J. Douhlc pavs-
Gsssie- % Crl-ar5 Ei-lIf1- 20 DaEss- Um7i-e-1Ir
Evans Tine os EA@e-l hour and 3 MINUTES At
-sndauce-13- -55
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At New Orlsans-Sew Orleans. 2; Memphis O.
At Nasaville-Atanta. 8 Nashville. .
At NoutEomery-First sane. Montg0uery. .: Biz
uiugham. J. Second game: MontFCmsry 4; Biz
ninghau 1
At Nobile-Mobile. ;; Little Rock, L
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soUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE,

At Auz1sta-Savz1nah- ?. Augusta L
At Msoo1-Macon. 6; Jacksonville. s
At Columbia-Columbia- ,; Charleston. .
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AEIES POUNDED OUT.
New York Pitcher Replaced and the
Giants Win Game

New York, Aus I3-Ames was betted
out OF the box By the BrOoklyrs al the
Polo Grounds to-day. but the New Y0TJNs
won the game. largely through the poor
pitching Of 8IcIntire and Bell Long hits
by Doniin and Seymour counted Il was
2 rrlsr NJ f-ser cs--a ST.
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Earned r1rs-Ir7inuen. ? Ca- Department. /
First base b. err1rs-T -Tr5iumel 8 Left on bases-
Tr2inmen l. First base "a baIls-Of Ryun. /
struck out-By Rilroy g.. bv Ryon Z Thrce-base
kit-Jeukirs. Stolen basez-Bu~cher " Hardy q s
BuTley. kilroy r. UmIiEe-1ir. Flynn. Tine Of
Ezme-l hour ard % minutes
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R. R. Y. M. C. A. LEAGUE.
Trainmen Defeat the Car Depart
ment by score Of . 20 p
STAINING ar Tur TEAMS

The trainmeu put the finishing touches
to their lead yesterday when they defeat
ed the Car Department at Fifth and Flor
ida avenue northeast.
Both pitches twirled splendid ball. al
theugh REan Lad ne best supporL Score.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Al Brcckton-Worcester. I. F3rockton O.
A. Haverhill-HaverhiIl. 5. Fan River O.
At Lynn-FirSt game Lynn. I, Lowell 3 Sec
end game Lynn :: Lowell. I
At Lawrenc-Flrst game. Lawrence. :; New Bed
ford. L Second game Lawrence 4; New Bed
ford O.
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BILL PAPKE BEATS TWO.
Defeats Carroll and ManfeH in
Easy Style.

Boston. Aug 13.-BuI Papke defeated
without much trouble Johnnie Carroll. Of
Brooklyn. and Frank AIanteu. Of Paw
tucket. at the ArmOry A A tonight
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Fourth TO Richmond.

Special % TIE Washington He-zld
Richmond, Va. Aug I3.-Richmond took
her fourth straight game from Ports
mouth to-day. chiefly. on account OF er-
rors by the visiting inhelders- Both
teams batted hard. and Quinn and Hall
man were both Wild. Lawrence. Ports
mouths shortstop. and Ison- the locals
second baseman. made three errors each.
Score
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After an absence OF g month. Joe Can
ullon and his trusty crew returned 70
cur beautiful city last evening. and this
afternoon VIII hitch Up with the ex-
champion White Sox IN doubIe-header-
The first game VIII begin at . o'clock
This IS ladies' o" day. and the strife on
our home syard doubtless VIII be wit
messed by a large crowd Benedict"
Thomas Hughes, who seems 10 have got
ten in close proximity 10 the Windy
City lads Angora on the Western trip,
probably vil be the occupant OF the
mound in the first battle, While Big BIZ
Burns may be chosen 10 lob en- Up II
The closing encounter Of the day. Hoodoo
Doc" White and Nick Aluock look 20
be The Logical candidates for the Chicago
leadership.
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Lef- OF ba=e-New York a; RrooElyu- 5 Frs
base on ba-ls-OT AIcIntirs I. cS Bel STUCK
out-By Mztheuscu Z. b. Bel Home u1n-Seg-
rr1---- Th-=e-nase hltz-Do-llr- Hummcl Tso-base
hi-z-D1rrin ShseEau. NaIc-sr- Sacrifice hits
H--zc-. D7uin Ba-T. Bg--h- stolen bass- Tfe-zl--
Dos1le ulzy--Dey-iu - Teuusys ME-hewslu 20 q r.
z1z % Tarnsv- Br75Eeu - Herz1S. Lewis q Hun
mel % jordan. A-1ernzl % Sheehzn. H- tr
ui-cisr-Ev lIztleTs0u. I. BY lIcInrl-s. Tn
ul-s-sI-- ODav- Tine of game hour aad % mn
-.zs- A1tanda1ce-5G50
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

A Jacksou-Jackson- 2. Vicksb-1rr. c.
At Gulfp0-t-GulfI.ort. d Mou-ce O.
Al Nlsridian-Me-ldiEn. 4. Columbus. O.
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FIRST TO ROANOKE
Home Team Defeats Lynch
burg by 9 to 6.
WINS IN THE SEVENTH INNING
Five Runs Driven over the Plate.
Richmond Takes Fourth Straight
Game from Portsmouth, Chiefly on
Account of Errors by the Truckers
Both Pitchers Are Very Wild.
peal % ne Washinrto1 HeaId.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Roanoke. Va. Aug E.-Rcanoke defeat
ed LynchbUg to-day IN the hrst game Of
the series. the score being 8 10 8.
With the score to . IN favor Of the Wis
ito-s. Roanoke drove in I'VE runs in the
seventh. cinchiHg the result The game
was devoid of features. Score
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Al Ouahz-Omshs- /; Lincoln. 2
At Pueblo-Pueblo. Il; Des Moines. o
Al Sioux C1tESl0zx City u. Dezysz, Ezsa,
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Tvo-base hir-Srorke- Sacrifice hits-Leach. Al
5aric-1i1 Stolen bases-Tlnker p Ewes Wil=ar.
Do1ble play-RclIhach 20 EFers 10 ChznCe- BASES
o. baus-Of Re-lhsch. = S;-uck cut-By Leiheid.
Wlld rltch-Lelfeld. Unpi7es-Mess-s- JOHN
stone and Ezsslis- Tine of gan2e-l hour and :
ull-r-aS- Ar-er-a--e-1 81
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FOUR CHOICES FIRST
PursIane, 8 to ). Gets Sell
ing Race at Saratoga
FINISHES TWO LENGTHS AHEAD

Jeanne dare Makes All the Pace in
Handicap for All Ages and Wins
by a Length and a HsIf-steepie-
chase Farce with Only Two
StaFfers-Gardener Wins the Third
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MoREN SHUTS OUT BOSTON.
Philadelphia Pitcher Gets Unusually
Good support in Field.

Philadelphia. Aug I3-Given great sup
port. M0ren shut out Boston to-day, to
O. Score
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T05ay's -ane-s-. Joserhs rs. Mari-es a. Tar-
teerrh and . streets Northeast. 81 Sd
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Covington Team Blanked.
SPECIAL to The Washington Herald

Sfec1al % me NasalEStou hers-l
Hot Springs. Va, Aug 13--The Coving-
ton baseball team was beaten here to-day
by the local team, 3 to O. Covington was
at the mercy OF BuTgindine, who pitched
for the locals Moran pitched q good
game for COvingtOn- Score:
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KREBS BADLY POUNDED.

Bsttersss-Kliur ard RYAN. HarhT. Evans
Fe5zz-. Unq--es-lIessrs Mace and Ncheever.
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BAN JOHNSON TRAVELS.
American League President I
Swing About the Circuit.

Chicago. Aug Ts.-President Ban John
son Will take another swing around the
Eastern end Of the American League
circuit during the Invasion Of thu West
ern clubs. leaving tomorrow OF Saturday.
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BIG ''GY" HAS HIS DAY
Veteran TWirleF Given Testi-
mOnial and Cups.
GETS $1,000 FROM THE GATE
American League stars Play in Out
Iandish Get-ups and PummeI
YOung's DeIivery-Twenty Thou
sand Fans Amused by Swatfest
and Circus Antics of Players.

Boston. Mass. Aug. 1S.-BasebaH fan
dom broke loose to-day in the most
glorious fashion. and more than 20,000
persons poured into the American League
park 10 90 honor 10 the veteran "Cy''
Young, whose especial day it was A
grand testimonial was rendered him
~Cy'' Young got the greatest applause
that was ever accorded d pitcher when.
just before 3 O'Clock. he came out TO
spend q few minutes in warming up. for
he was 20 pitch the game against the
opponents. who were made up Of players
from all the clubs Of the league.
In GrOtesque Uniforms.
The Boston men who played against the
All star team Of the American League
appeared in grotesque uniforms. 'Cy'
Young was a farmer: Jim Mcclure was
made up as Uncle Sam, Thoney was an
admiral. Criger a Dutch comedian; Sulli-
van clown, CTessier was made Up as a
country doctor; Jake StahI as a ranch
man. Wagner as a Swede; Cicotte as an
Irishman. while BuTcheu and Donohue
made up as Cinnamon
These fellows kept the crowd in an
upr0sr by their funny antics. and none en-
5oyed tr more Khan the players VINO are
representing The otner American League
Clubs
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r & z

Barteries-Covi-C1cn. Moran and Daniels; Hot
Srrings- B-1rgin5ine and Starhuck- Tine Of game
] hour and 3 nni1u-es.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
st. stephens Institute Defeat Attain
tics in Five-inninE Game.

St. Stephen Institute and the Atlantics
managed TO get IN only fve innings yes
terday. st Stephens winning by . 10 /
The game was a tie up 70 that session.
and after the winning run came home the
game was called There was not much 10
the contest. il being slow, Tstless af-
fair, after the late start. Score
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EDITORIAL COMMENT.
WAS NOT OUR SENTIMENT.

Sunday morning Bonanza, published
lengthy statement
city of the defense for T. Hickey, embeler
article
the
alton of Mr. Hickey Our evening
dstort the article into attempt
ua Mr. Hickey to degree and make that he the subject
of
1nent on the Sunday
Mr. Hickey whether believes
his which
possible
AS far the geographical location of
be given Immediately begin
serving the penitentiary which
Hickey through the failure
misery
should be melted to him promptly
The Hickey is but repetition
Had Hickey
stripes long he
lasts will he his to
guards which have been written
through those oophoes which
ene iand nave
states be revised carefully lawyers
qualified
may be made to defeat the purpose of the law
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-13
HATFIELD IS
NOW SAID TO
Be DUNHAM

SAN JOSE (Cal.), Oct. 12.-Dis-
trict Attorney A. NJ. Free of Santa
Clara county and Governor Gillett
had conference Saturday in regard
to the case of William Hatfield, the
man who has been held in the Sher-
man, Texas, county Jail on suspicion
that he is James c. Durham, the
murderer wanted here for crimes
committed in 1896. 1t is said that
Free has been instructed to go ahead
and instruct Deputy United States
Marshal Lee MacAfee to bring the
prinsoner to California.
Sheriff Langford and Deputy Sher-
If Burlington of this county have
just returned from a trip to Texas,
where they went a couple of weeks
ago to identify the prisoner. Buffing-
ton, who had a slight acquaintance
with Durham twelve years ago,
claimed that the prisoner was not
Durham, although he was the muir
derer's counterpart.
Since the return of the officers it
has been learned that Dunham's
body was marked by a peculiarly
shaped birthmark, located about four
inches to the left of the navel Hat
fields body is also marked by this
blemish. 1t is believed now that
Burlington and Langford made mis-
take and that Hatfield is really Dun
ham and deceived the local officers in
a most subtle manner.
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HUMPHREYS AGAIN
DEFEATED BURKE

Sailor Burke came near getting the
best of Sid Humphreys last evening
in the six-round go at the Big Casino.
And that was as close as he came, for
in the fourth round Sid landed a
couple of those big wallops on the
sailors head that put the young tar
to sleep. The gong saved Burke in
the third, when Humphreys sent him
to the mat several times for the count
of nine. The go was fast and furious
from the start, for both men had a
grudge and Burke was sore from the
last beating he received from the Los
Angeles lad. And evidently he will
be sorer still, notwithstanding that
he might get the best of Humphreys
with several more weeks of training
and steady eating. There was the
usual large crowd in attendance to
witness the scrap.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-13
SOMETHING ROTTEN IN RENO.

In the Mining the organ of the
Nat T. Goodwin company at Reno
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among other things that
ground to
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The RIGHT PLACE TO CAST A VOTE.

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that county ana - 'e a. neare ene IN
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from Nye
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-13
KILLED BY POLICEMAN.

EVERETT (Wash.), Oct. 12.-Po-
liceman ]. K. Sturgis early today
shot and instantly killed Frank Lee
nox, a young man whom he found
prowling in the rear of the Cascade
saloon and who fed when command
ed to halt. Lenox, the police say,
has been in the city jail several times
on minor charges. His antecedents
are unknown.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-13
STAMP MILL GOING UP.

The work of erecting the stamp
mill on the property of the Pine Nut
Consolidated company's claim near
Gardnerville has been progressing
rapidly and now the stamps are in
readiness for the initial run. The
boiler. engine and other machinery
has been set in place and the mill
building is now under way. The
pump which will lift the water from
the shaft will probably be installed
next week.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-13
BURN WAY OUT OF JAIL
WITH RED-HOT SPOON

OREGON CITY (Or.), Oct. H.
Arthur Clark, under sentence for
theft, and John s. Bowers, awaiting
trial on charge of assault with a
deadly weapon upon his former wife,
burned their way out of the city Jail
last night and are at large. The men
used large spoon, heated red-hot in
the Jail fire and burned a hole in the
ceiling of the Jail large enough to
permit their egress.