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Special to The Washington Herald.

Roanoke, Va. July s-To-day's game
went eleven innings, and resulted IN
victory for the visitors. the score being
70 3.
At the end Of the seventh It was a
tie, 10 3, and thus went through to the
eleventh. when Richmond grabbed up an
other
TIE rank decision OF Umpire Mace
caused that dignitary TO be mobbed by
spectators after ne left the field, and he
was saved from serious hurt by the In
reference OF the police.
Eight policemen later escorted Mace 70
the railway station. where be took a
train for Norfolk. A crowd OF several
hundred people followed the umpire and
officers through the streets, threatening
the umpire. Score:
RHE
Roanoke. .--.-..-. 2 0 0 o 0 0 0 o.
Richmond o / 90 0 -
Batteries-NIouisey and Hoyle; SPARKS and Messitt
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Earned uns-Flrst. S, Waugh. 2 First base by
errors-First 3. Waugh. T. Let on bsse@-First. s.
Waugh. 4. First base on bals-Of Kettler. .; Of
Sterre. /: OF McNIah0u. J. Innings p1tched-By
kctter, . 23; by Sterne 3 10; hy Buhans Z; by
McNIahon. 2 Hits made-Of Rcttler 10, OF Sterne
s. % Burhans Z. on NcNlahon. 2 Struck out
Ry Keytler. 8; by Sterne. 4: by Burhsus 10. by
McNiah0u I Home ruus-Sucss Zancln Burhans
Two-blse hJs-Burhaus Brewer. Stene. hohle
Sacrifice hit-Eleam. Stoles ases-Fovler Price
- Nathaiae kettler. Double play-Price 20 SueSS
Hit by Pi,chcr-By kettlCr. L Wild pitches-R Rettlcr
2. McNIshon. . Passed balls-DUtton. /; Holman
L Umpire-llr Hughes. Time Of gsme-l hour and
s. minutes
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Left on bases Marines. 6: Trinity. g. First base
on halls-On Gibson B.: of Becker. ,; Of Connor. 2
Hits made-Of Gibson, o. OF Ritter, 5; on Becker,
l. Oh Connor. 4: on Crouch. g. Struck out-By Glib
son, 6: by Ritter 3; by Becker. (. Three base hits-
Ward "a. Mooney Two-base hits--Crouch Roun-
tree. Becker. Sacrifice hits-Meagher Colliugsworth
Stolen bases-DOwd. AlcGuire Gibson Ritter Col
liugsworth. Hit by pitcher-By Becker. ]; by Col
lingsvOrth. l: by Ritter. J. Passed bau-Rountree
UmDire-Mr. Cleveland Time Of game-l hour and
30 minutes
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stewart out for changing batters box
Curley ley.............-...... , 20 0 I--T
NI,nhattans. .................. 0 ? O.
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Earned rlIiS-o oJaIlCn- ]. X O.. J. First base
by errors-Station, 2; r. o, l. Left on bases
Station. g; b. & O.. First base on balls-Of
Hsnce, z Innings pitched-By Hance. 2; by Graham
Hits made-On Hanoe. l. Struck out-By Hance
z. Two-base hts-Goilaher. Schaefer. Sacrifice hit
limbaugh Stolen baSes-Williams S-haefer 3d.
Thompson l2. Taylor. Spence. Healey q. White
Breshnehan. Harmon. Hit by pitcher-By Hance. l
Umpirc-Mr. Flynn. Time of game-l hour and y
minutes.
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Left on bases-Boston 5: Cleveland s. Bases
balls-O9 Pnuitt 3; of Rhoodes l. Struck out
BY PrIitt. 3: by RYAN. l. Three-hass hits-Gessler
Bradley. Sacrifice hit-Criger. Stolen basc-Th0ney.
Double blnys-Laioie 20 Hinchman Cg) Bradley 10
Lajoe 20 Hiuchman Hit by ptcher-By Bhoades.
l. Umpirss-Messrs. Egnn and Hurst. Time Of
game-i hour and 8 Minutes Attendance. 6gl.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
TO-DAY,s GAMES.
Philadelphia at PittsburE.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at ST. Louis.
STANDING Oh
Pittsburg. July S-The Quakers mad

Pittsburg. July S-The Quakers made
the pennant-aspirant Pirates look like a
lot Of amateurs to-day. walking away
with both events in a double header by
TO l and TO 5.
Willis pitched splenddly in the first
game. but received bad support
The second WAS the worst farce seen
on the local grounds in years The four
errors charged 20 the Pirates do not
half tell Of their amateurish work
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) / o 0 o 2 0 0 Ks
o 0 0 0 l 0 / 0 l-3

Left on bases-Chicago. 5: Brooklyn. l3. Two
lase hits-Hoffman. Zimmerman. Sheehan. Maloney
Durbin. Home run-Hotlman. Sacrifice hit-Stein-
feldt Stolen bases-NIaloney. Zimmerman Bases
on baIs-Of Reulbach. 6; of Brown, /: of Bell. Z
Struck out-By Reulhach 3; by Brown. ! by Bel.
2: by Holmes l. UrIprcs-Messrs Rigler and Rud-
derham. Time Of game-l hour and AZ minutes
Attendance 5000
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Left on bases-Metropolitans 4: COnsressionals.
First base on h0lls-On +. Legge. 2: OF Camaler. 3
Innings Vitched-By +. Legge. 10: by Thomson. 2;
by Camalier, Il Hits made-Of F. Legge Il; of
Thompson, !; of Camalier. 10. Struck out-By f.
Legge 6; by Camalier 7. Three-base hits shepherd
Thompson. HolbumeT- TwO-base hit-Nidlneyer
Sacrifice hit-Avery Stolen bases-Thompson. Wat
son. +. Legge. Schmidt shepherd Wild pitch
Camaier. Passed ball-Pinnas. Umpire-AIr H.
LinthicIm. Time Of game-2 hours
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Left on baseS-New York. 8; Detroit 8 Bases on
balis-Of Chesbro. /: or Hogg. 2. on 11ulliH. ?
Struck out-By Chesbro 8; by AIulln. g. Home
nIn-Cobb Three-base hit-Rossman- Sacrifice hits
Niles Cobb Stolen hases-Nlounrity Hemphin.
Cobb. Double plays-Ball % Niles; Slullm % Ross
man 10 OLeary; C0ughun % Scdaefcr 70 Ros5rnau.
Wild pitci-Cheshro. Umgires-Messrs sheridan
and Evans Time Of gamo-I hour and 50 minutes.
Attendance, 5000
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Wins Third Straight.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Fredericksburg, Va. July 6-Freder-
icksburg took its third straight game
from Petersburg to-day BY a score of
four to two. Fredericksburg made two
runs IN the first inning, one in the third.
and one in the sixth. Petersburg scored
its two runs in the eighth
The dreaded Manning pitched for Fred
ericksburg. Petersburg. fearing a COM
plete shut-out secured the services of
Leonard. a dropped professional pitcher.
for this game, but he wasn't equal to
the occasion. he only punching out four
men at the bat TO Mannings ten
Petersburg battery, Leonard and Wood
ward; Fredericksburg Menefee and
Barr Score:
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WON ON BENDER'S PITCHING.
Browns shut Out by His Good Work
I'm the Box.

Philadelphia. July Slender pitched
excellent ball this afternoon. keeping the
hits separated. and issuing not a pass.
Howell was hit hard at times. and was
unusually wild. walking eight men. but
not one Of his passes figured in the run
getting Score.
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ST. LOUIS z; BOSTON, 2.
Poor Pitching by FIaherty ReSpOn-
sibI,. for Defeat.

St. Louis, July S-St Louis defeatet
Boston this afternoon, 10 3 Poor pitch
ing by Flanerty. coupled with bad field
ing behind him. explains the defeat
Raymond pitched in fine form. and he
got good support Score:
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Sometimes change from one city 10
another does o ball play a world Of
good Take Jimmy Williams. The latter
did not ike to leave New York, but he is
given credit now for keeping the Browns
up at the top Of the race in the American
League.
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REDS WIN ON HITS.
Pound Three Of McGraw's THirIers
for Eight Runs.

Cincinnati, July S-The Reds got
whack at three Of McGraw's pitchers to-
day, and made enough runs of the lot 20
win by a big margin from the Giants.
who scored in but one inning off Weimer.
Score.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Treasury Defeats Farmers and POST
office SwHmps Interior.
STAINING OF THE TEAMS

STANDING OF TH
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lroe-base hits-Clarke. p stolen bases-Kuabe

o. Magee Doom. Sacrifice hits-Lcach. Brausdela
Storke. Magee Abbaticchio. Sparks. O'Councr
Bases on hslls-On Leiaeld 8: OF Young. /: on
SPARKS. G. Struck out-By Lei1eld 2: by Camnitz
/. by Sparks. g. Passed ball-Phelps. Umpire-NIr
ODay Attendance 7so3
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Marines Obtain Early Lead and De-
fent Trinity Team.

STANDING OF TEE TEAMS.
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The score.
FIRST CANE

.Batted for Willis In eighth
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First base on baiis-Ot HaTlng ]. on Nahler. ] o
on Ca1ul. on Madden. 3 Stnlck 0ut-By Har-
iuE. ] by Bacon. 8 by Carroll. G. b. Madden. I.
Three. base hit-BarnCs- TW0-base hits -DuEaune
Bauharit McGmth Hit hy pitchgr-By Carroll.
q By Madden. l. Passed haIl-JuLen- Umpirc-AIr
Newman. lime Of gauc-2 hours and l5 minutes
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3: by NiaiArSey, l. Hit by pitcacr-By McGiunity.
]. by NItsc. l. Passed bail-Hresnahan J. Umpire
TMr KLEIN. Time II game-l hour and A. minutes
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CUBS WIN BY STICKWORK.
BrOOkIyns Outbntted I'm Lively Game
in which MaIoney Wins HOnOrs.

Chicago, July S-The crippled Cubs out
hatted Brooklyn to-day and routed them
in a lively battle, in which Maloney did
ali OF Brooklyns scoring Score:
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE AVERAGES.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va. July S-The batting
and fielding averages Of the six teams
composing the Virginia League up to and
including the game OF July 4, are as fol-
lnu-s.
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lNo-uabe hli-ohh"s bahieL NulIaSt houelDIp'
Sacrifice hits shaw Ludwig Byrue. Double play
Gitchey 10 Dahlen 10 McGanu- Stolen bases
Charles Hanniian. Hit by pitched ball-By Ray
m0nd Mcjauu. Bases on bslls-Od Flaherty. 6. on
Raymond. 1. Struck out-By Raymond. s. Left on
bases-St louis, /; Boston, 10. Umpire-AiT John
stone. Time Of same-l hour and s. minutes. At
teniance 4Ooo
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To-day's game-F1fth rs. Ninth. al Sixth and d
streets northeast. az 8 20.
The tanenders met with defeat al TIE
hands Of the First Methodists yesterday
in q loosely played game by Z TO Z.
A fast double play by Price and Suess
was tha feature Score.
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SUNDAY-SCHOOL LEAGUE.
TaiIenders Are Defeated by First
MethOdists-ScOFe, II 90 :.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals ...... ) s2 2 4
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NINNTIN'T VF INV EAMN-
w. l.. Pct W. L. Pct
Madnes-.... . 3 .sl5 ST Paui's....... 6 6 so
81 Nncents .5J5 Trinity y.......... 40
T6day's gnmo-st. Yincent's v St. Pauls. at
Thirteenth and d streets northeast at 30
In "A swatfest the Marines won from
Trinity yesterday by IS to g. The winners
obtained an early lead. and were never
In danger.
Both Trinity and the Marines twirlcrs
were hit hard. Mooney carried of the
hating honors. Score.
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Earned runs-Gurley. 1; Mannattans, First base
by errors-Gurley. 5; Manhattan. ? First base on
balls-Of Brooks. !: Of Eaislip. s. of Palmer. ).
Innings pitched-By Brooks. 2; by Haislip. 2; by
Palmer. 4. Hit made-Of Brooks, 5: of Haislip. ,.
Struck out-By Brooks, ?; by Haislp, / by Davis, 4.
Thrce-base hit-L0ng Two-base hits-LOng. Palmer.
Haislip. Donovan. Stewart. Stolen bases-DaviS %.
Father D0nnelly. FalooDer. Gill; Palmer %.
Long Hughes. His by pitcher-By Davis. l. BY
Haisp. > Wild pitchcs-Brooks 2; Davis q;
Palmer. . Passed balls-Falconcr /: Barrett l.
Umpire-Mr. Buckley. Time of game-l hour and 40
minutes.
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COSTLY TO NEW YORK.
Lose 20 Detroit on Errors by Chase
and Ball.

New York. July S.-The New Yorks lost
20 Detroit through errors. Chase and Ball
making costly muffs. which allowed scor-
ing after the side Should have been re-
tired. Both Chesbro and Hogg pitched
well enough for any team. Score:
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BATTING
HAC ERSTOwN WINS SECOND.
Hanover BRtsmen Found n Puzzle fn
RusseIrs TwirIing.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd, July S-Hagerstown
administered a second defeat 70 Hanover
here this afternoon at Athletic Park by
the score of TO ?. Sentz duplicated his
stunt Of yesterday by hitting a home
run over the right field fence in the first
inning. when Hanks had already reached
first, as the result of a single The visi-
tors were unable TO hit Russell. William
Gordon. who started 10 catch for Hagers-
town. was struck or the thumb by the
third ball pitched, and the thumb broken.
which viii mean his retirement from the
game for several weeks. The score:
Hanover. -.....-...-...... 0 0 o 0 o.
HagerstOVn- .---....-- 2 0 ! rs
Bateries-HanOver, sheridan and Phelix; Hagers-
town. Russell and Simpson. Umpire-SIr. AlcCar-
dell. Time Of game-l hour and 3 minutes
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SECOND CANE
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LtIt ON bases-BIO0mingdRIes. 5; Auantics, 3
First base on balls-Off Noyes. 3; OF Buscl er
Struck out-By Noyes 0; by Buscher. 6. Tw-base
hits-Robinson, Moore. Sacrifice hit-Giebel Stolen
bases-Woriey, Moore. Riston. Waple ~. Darnall
Noyes, Pagan ~. Double plays-Worley TO Darnan
to RstoD; Riston % Giebel % RistOn. Hit by
pitcher-By Noyes, L Wild pitch-Buschsr. I'm
pire-SIr. kse1e. Tine oE gams-I hour and %
minutes.
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
Chicago at Washington.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland nt BostOn
WASHINGTON. :, CHICAGO. I

Those nimble Nationals played a mean
trick on the jokesmithS yesterday when
they spanked the White Sox and bounced
into seventh place. making It no longer
possible to refer 20 Washington as First
in war. first IN peace. and last in. the
American League"
While the yielding Yankees were being
trounced by Detroit, Jones, Donohue. &
Co. were receiving one Of the worst wal
Iopings Of the season. and that they es-
caped without a thick coating OF kali
sonline was due, not 10 their own efforts
but mighty heave OF Bob Ganley. that
went over Freemans head and into the
stand, allowing Dougherty to saunter
around the circuit from first base unmo-
Tested.
Jesse Tannehill, whose obituary was
written by the Boston critics several
weeks aGo, was as much Of a mystery
rs the Democratic Vice Presidential sit
nation In the nine innings the Sox got
Exactly four safe drives. and half Of these
we're made by Brother Lee. None Of the
Chicago hits. however. could be classed
rs timely taps, for had TannehilI received
laultless support all of the Sox who
)eached the base would have been strand
ID and the Chicagos would have been
ARnked
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Danvine and Portsmouth Split.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Danville. Va, July 8-DanviIle and
Portsmouth divided honors in TWO loosely
played games here to-day the visitors
taking the first and the home team the
second.
The first game was characterized by
bad fielding on the part Of the Tobacco
nists. a wild throw by Fisher letting in
two runs, and an error by Rinehart let
ting in another. Walsh. who let the
Truckers down with four hits. would have
won If he had been given any kind OF
support
The second game was carelessly PLAYED
and marked by heavy hitting on the part
Of both teams. The features were the
heavy hitting Of Walker. pitcher for the
locals, and Gnadinger right fielder for
the visitors. The former obtained two
singles and a double. the latter scoring
three men. Gnadinger batted out home
run with one man on base, double. and
a single out Of four times at bat The
scores
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/. Earned runs-Washington, 4 First base
py 0rrors-Chicago. 2 Left on bases
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The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. game. on the

west diamond, was salty in the extreme.
Only seven inning could be played before
darkness stopped the farce, but 81 runs
were scored in all. the record for runs
obtained in any o2e inning going 10 In
terror, who. in the opening session. chased
ten runs across the plate. This lead
was not sufficient to win. and by piliug
UP four OF FIVE at a time. Post-office
ofoppaI .,.gfl On o. tts o~a1ft Cc1ra.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Blooming gdaIes, Although Outbatted,
Blank the AtInntics.

sTANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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Pittshurg. ...................... 0 o 0 o O-l
PHILADELPHIA ................... / o o 2 o 0 O.
Two-base hits -Brnsdsld. Storke. Thrcc-base hit
Wagner Stolen base-Wagner. Sacrifice hits
Knlhe. McQuillen. Hit by pitcher-By Willis l.
Double plays-Abbaucchio % storke; Thomas 20
storke. Bases on balls-Of Willis 2: on Camnitz
Struck out-By willis. Q: hy Camnitz l.. by
McQuillen 2 Passed ball-Jacklitsch. Wld pitch
McQuillen Umpir-Mr. ODay Time ot game-I
hour and 20 minutes.
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To-day'S game-Govennment Printing Office vs. Co
lunbia Athletic Club. at Capital Park, First and
" streets northeast az $50.
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SHUT OUT BY BOSTON.
Only Opportunity Lost
i'm the Ninth.

Boston. July S-Boston shut Cleveland
out in a perfectly played game this aft
ernoon. In the ninth, with three on
bases and two out, Bemis famed This
was the only inning when Cleveland was
dangerous. owing to Pruitt's excellent
pitching Score:
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RICHMOND WINS OUT
Defeats Roanoke in Eleven
inning Contest.
ATTACK MADE ON UMPIRE

Rank Decision Is Resented by Fans,
Who Compel Discomftted Official
to Seek Protection OF the Police.
Norfolk Bats ODDOrtuneIy and De-
feats Lynchburg, 10 =.
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Norfolk Trims Lynchburg.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. July S-The champions
batted more opportunely this afternoon
than did Lynchburg. and won the game.
5 70 ? LynchbUrg's hrst run was due TO
a base on balls. and the second TO the
hitting OF batter by pitched ball.
Score
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'Batted for Hoffman in the ninth.

Left on bases-St. Louis. = Philadelphia IS
Bases on balls-Of Howell. g Struck out-By Ben
der. g by Howell & Two base hits-Oldring Stone.
Sacrifice hit-Haug"u. Wild pitches-Howell l..
Passed balls-Spenccr. ]. Umpire-Nlr Connolly.
Time 4 game-l hour and % Minutes Attendance
-gtg
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Left on bases-Agriculture. &. Treasury, T. Elrst
base on halls-Of Field. p Struck Out-By Field.
2. y Hester 5. Thrce-hase hit-Priest Two-base
hit-Doyle Sacrifice hits-Sanders. Hester, Fulcher.
Stolen bases-Rogers. Priest Sauderc Lord. Bielasd
%, Gertman. o'Nsile AsQuith. Hit By pitcher
By Field, /. Umpire-Alr. Belts. Time Of game
hour and 80 minutes
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE
GurIcy 4. c. Takes One-Sided Con-
test from Manhattans.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

Gurley took a one-sided contest from
Manhattans yesterday at McDevitt's
Field. by Il TO 3.
Davis pitched we'll for the winners. al
lowing six scattered hits. The features
were the base-running Of Gurley and the
fielding Of Diver, Stewart and Gill
Long led with the stick, getting a triple
and a double Score.
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To-day's lmes-Navy vs.. Commerce and Labor;
Agriculture VS. Post-oficc
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Despite the fact that the Atlantics out
batted Bloomlngdale yesterday, the
youngsters of the league, by punching
hits at opportune moments. won out by 3
70 o. Score:
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Moses Take Second Place by De-
feating Murphy Team.

olANDlN'r Of AhE LEANS.
Ne S. Co.. y / rsi SIS Murphy CO.. y + Psi ia
Hahn < CO.. s 500 W. 4 T.. 2 s 40
To-day's game-Woodward s Lothrop vs. G. T.
Howard Company, at Eighth street and Florida
avenue northeast at 5:5c.
The W. B. Moses e Sons aggregation
defeated the f. ]. Murphy Company yes
terday in the most interesting contest
Witnessed In the league this season. and
thereby took second place in the race for
the flag.
Logan Cunningham, former Wesleyan
twirler. who holds the record for pitch
ing the longest college game, made his
first appearance in the league, being in
the box for the furniture boys.
Lawson captured the batting honors for
the losers, getting three oe the seven hits
made by his team. Hurley. Powers. and
Whitney excelled at the bat for the win
ners. Score:
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COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
MetrOpOIitans and COngresSionaIs
Play TweIve-inning Tie.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
w. l. Pct. W. L. Pot
Ecklngton.-.. II -7@ Wash. Heights 5 90
Congress'lS-- 10 -SoS Independents. IS .I3J
The Metropolitans and Congressionals
played twelve innings to a tie yesterday.
score 7 to I. the contest being called on
account Of darkness.
Congressionals led up TO the ninth in
ming. when Schmidt crossed the plate
for the Metropolitans and tied the score
Linthicum. one OF Michigans star
twiriers, and former Eastern High
School man, Umplred the contest Score.
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PIRATES LOSE TWO,
CUBS IN The LEAD
QuakerS Have an Easy Time
Taking DOuble-header.
PLAY LIKE LOT OF AMATEURS

Second Game Called Worst Farce
Seen at Exposition Park I'm Years.
Cincinnati Defeats the Giants,
While Cardinals Take Boston Into
Camp-Cubs Down the BrOOkIyns.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Philadelphia, ~ PIttsburE, L.
Philadelphia, =; PittsburG, =.
Cincinnati, q; New York, 3.
st. Louis, u Boston,
Chicago, 6J brooklyn, B.
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TwC-base hits-Schlei. Lobert. Stolen base-Huls-
witt Sacrifice hits-Kane ~. Lobcrt. Schle Doyle.
Double plays-Kane 20 Camel. Doyle 10 Bridwell
to Tenney. Bases halls-Oh Weimer 6: of
WiltSe. l. Struck Out-By Weimer. 2: By McGnnity
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R. R. Y. M. C. A. LEAGUE.
Union station Wins Fast Game from
Il. & o. by Score of to l.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

To-day's game-Car Department vs. Coach Yard az
Fifth street and Florida avenue northeast. at 30
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-13

Retains Attorney Peters on the Matter OF the
Rejection of His Bid for Fortf-
cation Material.

far as I can find out, is as follows;
Hogan is, / understand, man who
has had a great deal of experience
in rock work, and figured the contract
down to nicety. He submitted his bid
and Captain Otwell inquired in re-
gards to his financial responsibility.
Hogan then went to the Hawaiian Bal
last Company, a very large concern
here. of which Matsumoto is the head.
He explained the situation and this
concern, seeing that they were to have
chance to make some money out OF
the job, agreed to back him. It was
Just the same as cne of the local con-
tractors going tc Levers & Cooke, or
some other large firm, and getting their
backing under an agreement that the
supplies should be bought from them.
tESomehow OtwelI got it into his
head that Hogan was acting as agent
for japanese firm and decided that
he would not let him get the contract.
I think he has a habit of jumping
at conclusions a little too fast / un-
derstand that all the bids sre to be
rejected. In this case there is nothing
to be done in regard to the contract,
but we shall certainly not allow the
CONTINUED on Page Four.l
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MODERN VIEW OF
Old TESTAMENT
First of DR.. SCudder's Sermons
in Response to Mems
Request.

DR.. Doremus Scudder yesterday
morning preached the first of the Sc
ries of sermons on the ''Old Testa-
ment from the Modern Point of View,
which he was requested to do some time
ago by a large number of men within
and without his congregation. One of
the largest congregations that has gath
cred for a Sunday morning service in
Central Union church for some time
was present to hear it. 1t was a con-
gregation in which there was an .un-
usual proportion of men.
The sermon was in a sense prelimi-
nary to the series which will treat in
more detail of particular books of the
Old Testament. The title of the ser
mon was ''Jesus Way" and the pur-
pose was to follow the Master in a
search for the principle that will
vitalize in the individual life of the
modern man the wonderful Hebrew
Scriptures.
CONTINUED on Page seven).