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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-06
THE MONTANA
Leaves Rockland, Me-, For
Her 4-nour Trial.
Permitted by Navy Department
to Carry More Steam.
Will Continue on 24-hour Run and
Return to the South.

Rockland, Me, April 5--After> a
delay of three days awaiting the sane
ton of the navy department for alter
alton of her valve settings, the ar
mored cruiser Montana left the harbor
here at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon
for her four-hours' endurance run
In her standardization tria, last
Wednesday the Montana barely ex-
ceeded her contract speed require
mentS of 22 knots an hour and she
came into the harbor here while await
ing authorization from the navy de-
partment for changes in her valves
that would give her 10 pounds addi-
tional steam pressure These changes
were completed Saturday.
On her four-hour run the Montana
will be obliged to maintain approxi-
mately 121 revolutions of her screw per
minute, it having been ascertained by
the standardization test that this
would give the contract speed of n
knots.
The start of the run is near Monhe-
gan and as it is expected that should
this trial prove successful the cruiser
will begin Immediately upon her 81
hour run, it is probable that no stop
will be made until she reaches Old
Point Comfort, Va.
Other cruisers of this class made
the following record in their endur-
ance trials: Tennessee 22:16, Washing
ton 22:272, North Carolina (on third
frian 0@-1&
The next trial Of a naval vessel on
the Rockland course will be that Of
tie scout cruiser Salem, which is eX-
pected to be ready for her test late in
May or early in June.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-06

AT Republican caucus held at Dex-
ter Saturday afternoon j. Willis Cros-
by was elected chairman and Nathan
c. Buchanan secretary. The following
delegates were elected to the State
Republican convention to be held in
Portland, April 80: Albert Atkins. Jo-
seph w. Warren. George a. Smart.
j. II. Murphy, George Drawn and
Owen w Bridges. The following We're
elected to attend the 4th District con-
vention at Bangor. April 80: Owen e
Bfackden, A A. Springall, A. w. Stone
F. B. Dearth, Q. w. Bridges and L.
b Waldren.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-06
WATT E BOND
BLACKSTONE
CIGARS

Our total Gain in sales for the past two years
an increase Of 1880, 500 cigars. This shows an
appreciation by the public Of what we stand for.
namely, Quality. Our cigars are known to be re.
the largest and best equipped factory in New Eng.
land. -
1AITT &B0nD, ne., n'n'f'rs, 67Endieeti 81, Dosiou
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-06
Boston Forecast.

Boston, April 5.-t'orecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Monday occasional
light rains followed by clearing. warm
er; Tuesday fair; southwest to west
winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-06

A new institutional church is nearly
ready for use in Seattle. the congregt-
tior Of the First Presbyterian church
having spent over $5O0,00o erecting d
building that shall afford every faci-
ity for the work Of a thoroughly np-
to-date religious organization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-06

Thomas Fortune, one of the best
known of the older residents of Port
land. dropped dead in his dooryard at
22S Portland street. at midnight Satur-
day as the result of heart failure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-06
THE WEATHER.
RAIN.

Washington, April 5.-Forecast for
New England: Rain; Tuesday fair.
Fresh to brisk southwest to west
winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-06

The value of the potato crop of 1907
was S19a, 900, 900. or , per cent above the
average for the five previous years.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
Tc-DAY's GAMES.

St. Louis. July 19-New York and St
Louis fought one Of the most sensa-
tional battles OF the season this after
noon. the Giants finally winning. 6 to =
in sixteen innings
This was she second longest game this
season. and as a result the second game
was not played a double bill is now
scheduled for Tuesday
Not only was to-day's game exciting
as extra-inninE contests usually are. but
there was excitement also IN the grand
stand Excitement on tho diamond was
furnished by the Umrires losing control
OF the game for a good part Of the time.
the players doing pretty much as they
pleased. IN the grand stand. sn individual
looking for trouble tried 70 start a fight.
and came pretty near doing it before
the police arrived and escorted him
away
Karser twirIed the entire game for st.
Louis. and after a slow start in the
first inning ne twirled in grand form.
But for an error. the contest would prob
ably have gone even farther than It
did
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
IN THE CATCHER'S NIT
To-dav's glme at 40 O'Clock.

To-day's z me at so O'Clock.
Jack Fi6eld. the cd pitcher. now has
IN umDires berth in the New York State
League
After winning nine strIislit games. Co
lumbus lost Friday. and after eight sue
cessive defeats Louisville Won
Since he has been in. George stone.
OF the Browns. has lost great part OF
his speed. but he stiH hits very we'll
WHkesbarre. dropped from the New
YORK State League viii at once be
come a member of the Atlantic League.
1ianager Mike CantHcn. Of the Mime
aDolis club. is after SaudOw Mertes. who
was released by Toronto at his own re-
quest
The Tigers have taken ten games from
she White Sox this year and have lost
four From ST Louis they have won
five and lost six.
The fact thar Joe Doyle. the Yankee
pitcher. has been turned over 10 Newark
does not mean that DE has been released
His arm is not strong enough TO allow
him 60 take his furn. and it is figured
he viii come around more quickly If he
is able 10 work once iu a while. Elber-
field says he is too good twirler 10 let
40.
Every man on TIE New York club be
lieves the Giants will win out They are
all worked up with enthusiasm and are
nghting every inch of the ground. They
are losing no time playing practical
jokes. as is their wont. but every player
has his mind set on winning the pennant
and they talk baseball all the time.-Ex-
change.
Noodles" Hahn. a former Red pitcher.
who has been out OF the big league for
some seasons. and for a time was thought
a has5een. viii probably be signed by
the Cincinnati team within the next few
DAYS. as President Hermann has paid
serious attention 10 numerous recon-
mendatons Of the veteran twirler re-
ce.ved last week
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20

The Detroit Tigers viii be here to-
morrow.
Jim Mcclure hasn't yet seen 1T to
send Laporte back 20 the Hishianders.
vino want him badly
With the release Of Hess Cleveland
became the only team IN either league
not in possession Of d left-bande0 pitcher
President O-Brien. OF the American As
sociation. has decided to farm out I'M
pire Bierhaltcr 20 the Visions Illinois
League tiIl next season
Hughey Duffy is about the foremost
citizen OF Providence. r J.. nowadays
His team went into first place in the
Eastern League FRIDAY.
a remarkable feature Of the game at
Philadelphia Saturday was the fact that
the Athletics had only two assists. Not
one ground bail was handled until the
third on; in the sixth
With Jack TAYLOR in shape. Columbus
now has five fingers. Hess. Goodwin.
Geyer- Rogers and Taylor Both TpP
and Harris expect 90 be right iE a short
time In fact. Upp says he is now ready
to take his turn
Chicago batted first Thursday instead
Of taking the field. because Chance fig
ured that Crandau would he a bit Wild
with brand-new ball 70 handle. and that
the Cubs would ne able 70 liue out a few
hits. and perhaps a run or two. which lie
knew would be badly needed The scheme
didn't work CrandaH was steady as
stone wall. and there was nothing doing
IN the run line
Patsy Donovan. tire Brooklyn manager.
is clearly worried over the outlook With
Bergen under the ban he is weakened be
hind the bat. Should Ritter he injured
before Bergen's suspension Is raised. Ma
iouey viii probably be used behind the
bat The feet outfielder was originally
catcher at Georgetown. III IL proves nee
esssry 20 use Maloney behind the bat. #
means that q pitcher viii have to be used
in the outield. thereby breaking Cp the
team
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
CrardnI I'm FInc Form.

MrGinnity started on the slab for New
York. but he was in far from good
SHAPE. and was dropped out in the eighth
90 allow Noedham TO bat for him
Young CrandaU took up the pitching ar
this point and he did fine work while
Do was on duty New York also gave
him nice support.
Where the Giants tied the game VI
was in the ninth. when. with Two gone.
Bresnahan was presented with a double
by Ruderham, and he scored on a single
by p0nlin. In the sixteenth. Byrne
started New York on well by putting
Brain on first by a bad throw Then the
latter came around on a sacrifice and
Doyle-s triple over Barry's head. the
latter. in turn, scoring on a single By
Brssrahan
As TeEney had previously gone out on
Erouud-r 90 Gilbert. there would have
been three down before the triple came
bad not Byrne made the break. his only
one during Tie. zane
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
DAN PATCH AFTER RECORD.
Champion Pacer VIII Try to Beat
HIS Mark for Mile.

Dan Patch viii go but one or two. II
any. exhibition miles during the harness
racing this season The champions ener-
gies viii not be wasted in going fast
miles over poor tracks in bad weather
and at inopportune times His strength
and speed viii be conserved for one
mighty effort to establish a new worlds
record This effort viii be made at what
ever time and place the most perfect
conditions exist. This programme for
the champion harness horse IS a radical
departure from those Of the past i've
years II was decided upon by his owner.
N " Savage. only after mature con-
sideration.
Dan VIII travel around the Grand Cir
cult with the Savage racing stable In
this way. whenever track. weather and
horse are in perfect condition at the
same time. Dan viii be sent against
time. and Il IS believed by those who
know him best that he will succeed in
lowering his already phenomenal record
OF 1 80
On account OF the exceptionally high
water in the Minnesota River. Dan and
fourteen Of the most promising OF Mr..
SavaGe's horses are now Quartercd at the
State fair grounds.
M savage bc-ieNeS Uhat Dan will make
mile in 1-4 this year. Il am turning
down proposals for exhibitions this YEAR
he said. because Dan has vel earned 2
rest he is always ready and enjoys fast
miles. but fast miles on poor tracks tell
even upon Dan. I am anxious to have
him once more lower his record. and I
firmly believe he will
Harry HeTsy. who has trained and
driven Dan TO many successive worlds
records. is sanguine about the champions
ability TO go a still faster mile. He
never was in better condition was the
little drivers laconic answer To a series
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
COBB'S MEDAL AS SECURITY.
Boston Landlord Holds Diamond
Trophy for Hotel Bill.

Boston. Mass. July l9-It was discov-
cred that Ty Cobb Of the Tigers. left
town Wednesday night without the dia-
mord badge given him for leading the
American League in batting last wear
The Georgian objected 70 paying extra
charges for having some meals served in
his room. as Southern gentlemen are ac-
customed 10 at home He also owed for
an extra meal for an ardent ADMIRE
which was served IN the dfuing-roorn
and for a cuspidor which he broke show
ing his friend how ne made four hits in
one inning
The bill was not so large as TO break
landlord Whipple If Cobb Old Tot pay
f. but. being a Yankee. the landlord
thought 20 teach the Southern gentleman
what they do in New England when peo-
pie try TO duck hotel bills He retained
Tvs big medal IN the hotel safe. merely
as a kind OF hostage until Ty sees 1T 10
settle II was making Cobb rOund-shoul-
dsred 70 wear IT, anyway.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20

Totais-..--. SHz .Total-........ 52i s :
1 ami TFlrb -.l.4gr s & o. <
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
SCHLAFLY Is MADE MANAGER
Former National Placed in Charge
of Toronto Club.
DtsSatisaed with work of Mike
Kelly. Canadians Give Former
CantiHOnite n Chance

Dissatisfied with the work % the club.
and determined 20 restore harmony
among the players. the directors Of the
Toronto baseball club have released Mike
Kelly and made Larry Schlafiy manager
Kelly formerly had charge OF the St
Paul team. and later went 10 Dcs AIoines
from Washington. when Ban johnson de
clared that he would not allow him 20
play iu the American League When Joe
Kelley went 20 Boston. the Toronto di-
rectors selected Mike Kelly as manager
but his work was not satisfactory
The new manager is the teams second
baseua1. and before going TO Toronto
ca ptained the Nationals Schlslv IS popu-
lar with the Canadian players and fans.
and il is believed that he viii prove a
success in his rev position
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
SMITH REMAINS BALKY.
SOx Pitcher says Club Will Have TO
Sell or Trade Him.

Pittsburg. Pa. July 19.-Fraak Smith.
the pitcher. VINO recently left the Chicago
White Sox. owing 20 a row with owner
Comiskey. declares emphaticaHy he viii
not return to the Chicago club The big
twirler attended the game between the
Pirates and Doves. and during a CONVEX
Sati01 said:
There is not a chance of me playing
again with the White Sox- Comiskey viii
have 10 trade OF sell ne The Chicago
owner IS showing a poor return for the
manner in which I have served him by
his attempt publicly 20 discredit me His
claim Of me not adhering 90 club rules
Is totally untrue. 7 never touch LIQUOR
and as for lodging morning practice. well.
you know / would sooner play bail than
feed
Smith declares ne Is on excellent terms
with Fielder Jones.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
CORNELL LOSES O'R0URKE.
Football Star Decides Not TO Return
TO school

Ithaca. y. Y. July 1s-word was re-
ceived in this city to-day that Barney
O'Rourke. for three years right tackle
and guard on the Cornell football team.
and who was prominently mentioned for
the AII-American eleven last year. viii
not return 20 the university. and that
his services viii no; be available for the
varsity team
He is nov employed By the State
engineers department near MS home. in
Syracuse, and he has decided not 20
return to Cornell. although he has but one
more year 10 finish uP his course. His
loss viii be severely felt at Cornell
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
MORE COMPLAINTS HEARD.
France and Germany Criticize ths
Olympic Game= MANAGEMENT.

London July Bone or two complaints
OF the conduct OF the Olympic games. AZ
carried on by the British committee. have
been raised by France and Germany. bat
they do not amount to anything Ike
general Outcry. The French newspaper.
Les Sports. prints from its correspondent
reporting the games an angry attack
upon the favOritism shown the British
competitors and the prediction that II fl
continues. Canada. France. Belgium
Italy. and Greece VIII withdraw. He
adds
1t Is the same with the Americans but
their superiority IS 50 great that they
have no need 70 complain"
Prof KeSsler. addressing the athletes
convention at Frankfort. complained Of
tn discrimination shown by the British
committee against the Germans IN favor
OF the other nationaHtieS.
Apart from these. the chief complaint,
are against the atrOcious weather. Mr.
Halpin says the consequences OF tbs
weather TO the American team have beer
most unfortunate Nevertheless thus FAR
he is more than satisfied with the results
and hopes 10 6e satisfied a week henea
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
EMERsONs ARE oUTPLAYED.
Laurel High school Pitchers Allow
but Three Hits
speelal to The Washington Herald

sIeclal 10 The Washington Herald
Laurel, Nd. July 19.-The Laurel High
School baseball team easily defeated the
Emerson Athletic Club. of Washington.
here yesterday for the second time this
season. the score being . to >
Fulton. the star tWiTleT for the home
team, who has been sick Tor the past
week, was in the box. and not hit was
made on him in seven innings. when he
retired in favor Of Sullivan in order TO
save himself for Wednesdays game with
the Savage Stars.
Only three hits were made by the Wis
itors in the nine innings. while Laurci
made seventeen. Cannon and Barry. who
pitched for the visitors. were pounded all
over the lot, four home runs being made
OF them Cror--
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
sbamoIlIn Team Going wei.

ShamOkin. July IS-The excellent play
ing Of the local Atlantic League team
the past two weeks. under the able man
agement Of Capt Lave Cross. has placed
baseball in high favor and row that a
new schedule has been arranged and
two new clubs added to the circuit. fans
are confident TIE club VIII not wind up
the season at the tail end
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
TO-DAY'S OLYMPIC EVENTS.

Morning -i1emetc- r1n. eight triai heats.
winners lu the second ruH1d 40o-mc-sr hu--
dies. twelve trial heats. winners n seclud
Tcrznd; standing bread JUMP trials swim
ming loo-meter semifnsl heats: high diving.
heat one
Afternoon o11etcr. friai heats c1ufinued.
u'ue heat winners only In sccund rouri so
meter trlal heats eight heats winners only
III The final. sanding broad vInp. final
round; swimming. loouster final. hi-h div
ng. heat two. water polo. second round.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
Deal for Portsmouth Team on.

SPECIAL 90 The Wsshingtou Herald.
Lynchburg. Va. July 19-Tt is Under
stood here that the deal for the purchase
Of the Portsmouth ball team and fran
chise by J. J. Grim. formerly owner of
the local team. has not gone through be
cause % the fact that Owner Bland de-
sires the bail park 10 go with the fran
chise. Grim does not want 20 invest IN
Portsmouth realty and may decide 70
cast his lot elsewhere.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
MAPS TasGs SIXTEEN INNING OLYMPICS


McClOskey il seems 70 De- case Of back
10 the bushes Jawn J. can pick ont the
players. but when he gets them ne cannot
handle them In this respect the St Louis
chieftain resembles B51 Armour. who laid
the foundation for Detroits wonderful
combination Il took Jollier Jennings
diplomat extra aordinary- to mold the snarl-
ish Tigers into a Contented family and to
stop the feudal strifes between Tyrus
Cobb and many Of his mates
Ty Cobb. who made his hundredtb hit
last Wednesday in Boston. got warm
call down while in the Hub from the
Massachusetts scribes Cobb's chos;incss
got on the nerves OF the Boston pencil
pushers and 10 the Soutnerner's roast
book there were many spirited and iong
additions. Cobb undoubtedly poses in
playing the game. but he has a right 20
pose. since his work this season has been
wonderful II it had not been for Tyrus
the Trusty. the Tigers would be in the sec
ond division right now Cobb kept fight
inE when things were breaking badly for
the Michiganesc. and put more than one
game to their credit all by his lone
some Like Mike Donlin. Of the Giants
Cobb is a good advertiser for himself.
but in view Of their work this season
neither player is TO be blamed II .occa-
sionally he points with pride by his ac-
tions 10 his wonderful record. Chicago
ans hate Doniin and Bostoniaus Ioathe
Cobb II Mike we're with the Cubs and
Cobb with the Red Sox. what a reversal
of affection there would be,
Il may ne a case Of sour grapes. but
Barney Dreyfuss isn't a bit stuck on
"Rube- MarGuard. the Giants 81 900 pur-
chase from Indianapolis. Barney s,ivs
the seasons sensation Of the American
Association circuit is not worth half or
quarter the sum rcpCted 20 nave been
promised for him. According 70 the lit
tie Pittsburg president. MarCuard can
not field his position. and has a bad habit
Of handing out complimentaries-a af-
fiction apparently possessed by most left
handlers Barney may be right about
Marquard's abilities. but in view Of the
Pirates dalIying with IcfJ-handers. there
is no necessity for the Pittsbu-E presi-
dent 10 proclaim from the houSetops his
opinions on Mr.. Marquard. Barney had
Jack Pfester some years ago. but the Chi
caEoau wasn't good enough for him and
was passed along 20 Omaha. Patsy
Flaherty. Of the Doves. too. was Pirate
but the firm OF Clarke and Dreyfuss
thought the peppery one was OF minor
league Csliher and turned him over to
Boston as part payment for Eddie Alb
baticchio- Karger- the best left-hander
IN the National League last yesr. but not
in This campaign. was released by Pitts
burg after only a brief frv-out In view
of these circumstance. New Workers. need
not pay much attention 20 B. DIS spiel
regarding Marquard--New York Press.
II VIII be recalled that Barney Drey-
fuss let Bob Ganlsy and Otis Clymer.
two OF the best outfieidcrs in the Amer
Jean League come TO Washington after
deciding that they were valUeiess-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
BOSTON DOWNS THE CUBS.
Flaherty'S Pitching Proves Too
Much for Chances Crew.

Chicago, July 19.-Flaherty kept Chicago
from punching hits when they were need
ed. while sacrifices and clever base-run-
ming gave Boston three runs. The batting
Of Graham and King was the leading
feature. Scnre.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
The Score.
.Ra-.t f--n--Gr-..r

T-o-osse hils-Bresaahsr. RarTy- Thrue-bsse hIt-
Doyle Hone rr1-Biiss Sacrifice hits-Bgrrse shan
non. Bliss Gilbert CIaodall. Doziie rlays-t harles
20 Bliss 10 Byrue. Charles 20 GiIaert 20 k0netchy
Passed hcll-Isii=s- Hi- D. uitcher-By Crandau /
First bsse on haIls-D7 ks-rcr. s. cff Crandau l.
Strrck our-T;v Earrr-. . b- C7audaII e. ny Nc
Ginuirr- D. Icir hases-St Louis. Is New YORK
= Tn lirea-Nessrs- R-iderhsm and Iohnstone
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Brighton.

oEIUND ItAIE-IV1-ET ET8--0Id cGrlItI1l
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
Bentley May Jump LrnchburR.

Spccial 20 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va. July st is believed
here generally that Bentley. the heavy
hitting catcher OF the local ball team.
who was called home Friday By illness
Of his wife. VIII not report again 20 the
team Il IS thought that Bentley resents
a severe roast given him by local fans
in Wednesdays game against Roanoke
If he decides 10 stay at his home in North
Carolina. ne viii be suspended and his
pIace flIed AZ onca.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
REDS BUNCH THEIR HITS.
Make Three RIMS in First Inning
on Moran, of the Quakers.

Cincinnati. July 19.-The Reds punched
two singles. a triple. and two stolen
bases, with three errors by Philadelphia.
in the first inning. making three runs.
Not more than three men faced Ewing
in any one inning 10 the sixth. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
AlIERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Az Louisville Louisville. 3 Toledo. o.
At ksnsss City-F1-st game Kansas Clfy. T.
Minneapolis. Q. SeC1nd game Kausas CITY ;; Min
ueapo's
Al Milwaukee First szus- NIiiuaukec. 2. s.
Paul -e~snd game Milvauhe-.. A. s. Paul. L
AT ColuntrIs-C Colunhrls- .. IuIita1sES1iIs. 2
a,nrs-f. ffr- r.trr- TT ANS
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20

Left On bases-Cbi-ag0. 5: Boston, 2 TE0-baee
hits-Graham- King Sacrifice hits-Ritchey. Beau
mont. Mccain Dahlen. Browne. Flaherty. Stolen
hases-Tinker. Overall GTaham. Flahe-ty Holman
Hannlfsn- Double p}ays-Ritckey to Dahlea to Nc
Cam Bases On baIls-Of Overall 5; Of FTaherty.
. St-zck ou--By Overall 4; b. F1sher1y ,
Passed bsIl-Noran- Umptre-Mr KLEIN Attend
ance. HS1.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
NEW YnRk sTATE fEAGTE-

A. Utica -Bin<hsm'1u ?. Utica .
AZ Srra0lse-Fir-- game Sr-al-lzs J. A. r and
g.. o ~ec1nd E1ur- Syrar-1se. 2. A.. J. and e. T.
Al Aftars-Aiharr J. ~rrzlten. o.
A. Nisesbafrp- -Ti.Essoarre. .. Troy 3
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
MINOR LEAGUES.
EAsrERN LEAGUE.

At Newark Prs game Jersey City. 3. Newark
Second game Neuarb 2. Jereav CITY.
Ar Pr9Fiieuce-P Providence. g. Baltimore. 3
N-Trs-f- nr rlrf- T-r- sNgG
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20

AN9-i-7e ALi-aAsee liree-hase hIt-McLean-
Home run---chlc1- Sacrifice hit-Mitchen stolen
oases-kaue. Looert. Pasksrt- Double rIsy-Knabe
% Doodn 20 B7snsseld Struck out-By Ewinr. :.
b. Mctsuslen- . Bases on balls-OH MeOuifle7 3
Hit b ratcner By ActQuiiien. l. UnIpires-Ness7s
liigier and q Day. Time Of gane-l hour and s.
ninateA Attsndancs. LOoa
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
MESTERN LEAGUE.

A. Ouaha-Oma,ia. :. I1ucr-n G.
Al P1eblo-Puebie. g. ucs AIci1ss. 3
A. Dturr-- Denver. IL SION Clis. 8
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS