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The Washington herald., 1908-05-20
BOAT MUST BE USEFUL.
Upton WIZ Never Challenge Again
Unless His Craft Can Cross Seas.

Upton WIZ Never Challenge Again
Unless His Craft Can Cross seas.
Plymouth. England, May 19.-Sir Thomas
Upton recently made very important
declaration in the matter OF future Amer
iea's Cup challenges,
Dining with a former commodore OF a
yacht club located in our Eastern waters,
who is well known to all Americans prom
inent in the sport a short time ago in
London. Sir Thomas said in the most em-
phatic manner TO his New England yacht
ing friend:
Il do not ever intend to challenge again
for the Americas Cup unless the New
York Yacht Club rules are so changed
that I can take a serviceable sea boat
across the Atlantic"
In addition, Sir Thomas authorized his
friend TO repeat this declaration, if he
desired to do so. when he returned 10
New York.
StnI, Sir Thomas admitted TO his friend
that as much as ever il was the ambition
Of his life TO win the Americas Cup.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20
BANDITS OFF DAY
Weird Stunts in Field Give
Game to Reading.
PITCHERS wILDNESs HELPS
speer and HeiIig Pass six Men Be-
tween Them and Hit TWO Others,
while Campbell Proves InvincibIe
with the Bases Occupied and Re-
eeives ErrorIess support.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Reading, 12I Washington, 2.
Wilmington, ~ Paterson, 1.
Philadelphia, 81 Elizabeth, 4.
Baltimore, - Brooklyn, 4.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Washington at Reading.
Elizabeth at BrOokIyn.
Paterson at Baltimore.
Wilmington at Philadelphia.
srANnIKG nF THE TEANs
Special 10 The Wasblagloa Herald.

Reading, Pa. May 19.-Weird stunts in
the field. the wildness of speer and
Heilig, who. between them. passed six
men TO first and sent down two more by
hitting them with pitched balls. and in
ability to hit Campbell at critical mo-
Bents constitute the summary Of why
Washington was trimmed by Reading
this afternoon.
il was an off day for Irwins men, and
their playing was in marked contrast 10
the iine performance on Monday.
On the other hand, Reading played a
faultless game IN the field. batted hard
and clsanly when hits meant runs. and
took advantage of every misplay OF
Washington
Reading scored a run IN the second on
Speer's bOoting of Lallier's grounder, a
pass to CotteT, Danford being hit by a
pitched bali and Campbell's sacrifice to
the outfeid, When one man was cut
Heilig relieved Speer on the mound.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20
HUGHEY JENNINGS SUSPENDED
Detroit Manager and Donovan Out
for Indefinite Period.

New York, May 19-Ban Johnson to-
day suspended Hughey jennings, the De-
troit manager, and Bill Donovan, the
leading Tiger pitcher.
Jennings objected so strenuously TO a
decision here yesterday that he was or
dered OF the field. Umplres Hurst and
Evans reported the matter at once, and
suggested that Donovan also be suspend
ed for his part in the row. The suspen-
sion OF both men is for an indefinite
period Jennings is the third American
League manager TO be placed under the
ban this season. Griffith and Jones have
each been suspended.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20
SUBURBAN LEAGUE OPENS.
RiverdaIe Defeats Brentwood in
Ten-inninE Contest.


Riverdale, Nd, May 19.-The Riverdale
baseball team defeated Brentwood here
yesterday afternoon in the opening game
of the Independent Suburban League by
to T. in ten innings.
Maloney. who twiried for the home
team was touched up for thirteen hits,
and gave way after the seventh TO Pho
zet. Tanning led with the bat, and Espey
and Thompson carried off the fielding
honors. Score;
RH. f
Riveriale. .......... OeI002so 10
Brentwood. 0 @ 0 OF IS
Batteriss-Maloney, Piozet, and Tanning; Thomp
son and Payne.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20
MADDEN JABS GATES
Declares John w. Is Worse
Than Capt. Kidd.
DENIES TRANSFER OF STOCK
Follow Suit Brought
by Western speculatOr-Turfma
Says that a Judgment Is Good
Against Him Whether Obtained in
New York or Kentucky.

New York, May I9.-More compliments
were passed between John ". Gates and
J. z. Madden, the hoTseman, concerning
the Gates suit against Madden for the re-
eovery Of some 5000 which Gates claims
IS due him as commissions.
This time Madden says ne has had It
brought to his notice from a statement in
last Sundays newspapers that, according
to a statement by John ". Gates attor-
neys. he (Madden) had transferred his
interests in his horses because he was
fearful Of the outcome Of the Gates suit.
AIr. Madden says that he hoped the pass
ing of compliments between himself and
Dir. Gates had ceased, and then pays hts
respects to the latter in the following
statement:
There are no mortgages on any Of my
fifty head Of horses at Belmont Park,
and no one has any interest in them. A
judgment is good against me whether se-
cured against me in New York or In Ken-
lucky. Depend on one thing and it is
this: That the Gates gang wiI never get
a judgment against me; if they do, the
case viii have 10 have more merit than
the present one
I see where the son Charlie has bUtted
in. He has the cheek Of a mule; uses bear
oil, and parts his hair in the middle.
Tells a story,
What do you think he did?
MY two sons, Edward and Joseph, won
the blue ribbon in the saddle class with
their horse Chance at Madison Square
Garden.
Il was at Washington and he tele-
graphed me the day following asking per-
mission to use this horse in Central Park
to ride him.
Chance was a high-spirited horse and
I knew that Gates couldn't ride him. SO
] wired him that / would send MIN a
/ gentle one, with the compliments OF the
/ Hamburg place. Ny two boys selected
/ one OF the best they had, worth s., 5e5,
and gave it to him. He was delighted
with the horse, which he acknowledged in
letter l still have, / learned later hS
/ sold the horse for a large sum and In
vested the money IN securities better than
| Texas oil.
Jesse James and Capt. Kidd in their
palmy days would not have a chance with
my former friend>J. W, and I hope he
/ is having as much fan out OF this as
/ l am
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Portsmouth, 9; Norfolk, 2.
Il to The. Mashington Herald.

Norfolk Va, May 19.-The superior
pitching Of Carter won for Portsmouth
ever Norfolk, to 2, this afternoon. Car
roll was an easy mark for the Truckers.
With clean work behind him. Carter
would have scored a shut-out game.
Score:
RH.E.
Portsmouth. ........... s1OIox-s 2
Norfolk. 0 0 o. 2
Batteries-Carter and AshbFoOk Carroll and Smith.
UnPire-Afr. O'NeiIl.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Characterization. 0; jacksonville 0 u
innings daTkness-
At Augusta-Coumbia. /; Augusta, l ls innings
darknessi.
At Maeon-First game-sayannah, s. Macon. /:
Second game-Ssyannah. g. Macon, 9
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First base By er-ou-Agricalture, l. Left on
Agriculture, O. Post-0iiloe. 2 First base on
hslls-Of Saunders, l. eff HaTing. 2 Hits made
OF Saunders 3; Of Haring. s. Struck Out-By
Saunders g. by Haring 2 Three-bzse hits-Brysn, 2
Stolen bases-Bradley. Orrison (n. Double plays
Bryan to Sackett: Haring 70 Kraft 20 Wilson I'm
pire-Nr. Belts. Time d game-l hour and s5
minutes
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Americans Fared BADLY.

st. Andrew. Scotland May Is-Five
American players took part in the opening
play for the British women's golf cham
pionship. which was begun on the historic
links OF St. Andrew yesterday. The win
ner of the competition was Miss E. @.
Suite, with 8 score Of 50. None Of the
Americans did well. Miss NJ. F. Phelps
scoring 100 and Miss Frances C. Griscom
106
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20

To-dsy's -Bloomingdals IS Atlantics, st
Capital Park First and n streets Northeast. at 80
Through Halloran's home run, st.
Stephens Institute yesterday in the first
inning obtained a commanding lead over
the Government Printing Office. and won
ont h1, to Scora.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AZ Bridgeport Hartford, 3; Bridgeport O.
At Holyoke-NeW Haven. 3; H0ly0ke, 3
As Waterbury-Wa Waterbury. 8; Meriden,
At New BTitain-New Britain. 10; Springfield. TO-
Called at end Of ninth inning; darkness.
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Earned rlns-NFaush, 2 Bethany, ! First base
By errugs-Wsugh. 6; Bethany, g. Left on bases
Waugh, {; Bethany 10 First base on baIls-On
McIAuren 2; OF Rohrman, 2 of Richmgad /
Innings pitehei-By McLauren Is; hy Rohrmsn
I IS Hits made-0f McLauren, 4; on Rohrnan &
Struck out-By MeLauren, /; By Rohrman. I. bv
Richmond. s. Home run-Stesne. Txo-hase bits-
FIiss, Copeland. Sacrifice hit-Pomesoy. stoler
bases-Souder %. Keller G. Rohrrnan. Copeland
Hist by pitcher-By sleLauren, !; rs Richmond.
Passed ball-Crampton. Umpire-AiT. Hughes. Time
Of game-l hour and 70 mir. h.rtes.
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ALLOWS ONLYONE HIT
Harry White Again Shuts0ut
the Nationals.
MORE HARD LUCK FOR SMITH
Pitches Good Game, Allowing Only
Five scattered Hits, and Chicago
Scores Once on Lucky InheId Sim
gle by white, and Later Base on
Balls Develops Into a Run.

Pitching the greatest ball seen here
this season. Harry White. OF the White
Sox. let Washington down with one hit
yesterday. and for the second time IN
the present series blanked the Nationals,
2 10 0.
Exactly three home players reached first
base. one by a base on balls. another
by a hit. and the third on a fieldsrs
choice. OF these. none succeeded IN get
ting as Ear as second. and only one was
left. as the other two were thrown out
in attempting 10 steal.
The lone hit came In the fourth IL
ming. when Bob Ganley led of with
single between Donohue and Davis. Not
another drive by a Washington player
bore any resemblance to a hit as White
received excellent support in the field
and fully deserved to score a shut-out,
considering the form mis- displayed.
Hard Luck smith.
Charley Smith was on the rubber for
the Nationals. and the tall fellow
strengthened his claim 10 the hard-iBck
title, as he pitched in a way that would
ordinarily win, but, as is his usual fate
the other pitcher was going better, and
Smith was charged with another defeat
The Sox garnered only FIVE hits, one Of
which was an inieId scratch affair. 10
the nth. with two out and man on
third, White tried TO smash the bali
TO the fence, but instead drove it into
the ground, and before Shipke could
get it across. the pitcher was safe and
the other runner had scored. A base
on balls, followed by a triple, gave the
other score to Chicago.
Mcbride had another busy day in the
Held IN earned individual honors. although
a double play in which Mcbride. Dele
hanty, and Freeman figured In the sec
ond inning, was the prettiest fielding play
of the day.
Washington did not have a chance 10
score at any stage. For Chicago. Hahn
got as far as second in the first, but was
left, ard in the third Donohue worked
MS way as far as third, but stalled when
double play stopped the Sox
IN Tie fitth the first run was made. Sui
hvan singled over Mcbride and Tame
hill sacrificed. Parents fly to right moved
Sullivan 10 third and he counted when
white Deat out grounder toward Shfpke.
Chicago did not get another one until
the ninth, when Hahn received a base on
balls ana was sacrificed to second by
Dougherty, scoring when John Anderson
swiped a three bagger between left and
center field
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wADDELL GETS REVENGE.
Downs Former Teammates and
Keeps Them HitIess After Third.

Philadelphia, Pa, May 19-The eagerly
awaited clash between WaddsH and the
Athletics came of this afternoon. before
the largest naidweek crowd in the history
Of the game here. All the glory belonged
70 Waddell, who prevented his old team
mates from making a hit after the third
inning. Bender was hit hard in the
seventh. and was succeeded by Vickers.
Score.
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Earned runs-Chicag0, / First base by
errors-Chicago, /. Left on bases-Chi-
cago, 3: Washington, L First base on
balls-On White, l; of Smith, 1. Struck
0ut-By White, 2; by Smith, p Three
base hit-AndersOn. Sacrifice hits
DOugherty 90, Sullivan, Tannehill DOu-
bic play-McBride 10 Delehanty TO Free
man. Umpire-Mr. Sheridan Time of
camel hour and % minutes.
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Left on bases-New York, 3; Detroit. Is. First
base On balls-On Manning, g. of Killisn !; OF
Willetts, l. Struck out-By Manning 6; By KilIian
!; By Wllletts, Home nIn-Nilss Two-bass hits
ConToy Crawford. O'Leary. Stolen bases-HemphjI
Chase ~. Hit By piteher-By Manning I'm
pires-MessTs. Evans and Hurst Tine Of game-i
hour and s. minutes. Attendance, .50a0.
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First base on halls-Of schafer. 1: Of Busse. /
Struck out-By Sehafer, T. by Busse. ]. Three-base
hit-Zearfoss. Two-base hit-HooFeT. Stolen bases
Smith, johnson. Double plsys-Mclean 70 Roth
fuss; johnson to McCreight Umpre-Mr. Cullom.
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Left On bases Louis. z; Philadelphia. s First
base on balls--Of Bender, ?: Of Waddell. 3 Struck
oat-By Bender. S; By VickeFs T. By Waddel, 4
Two-base hits-Hofman e. William s,stone. Col
Inns. Smith, Sacrifc hits-HaTtsel Nichols Double
pays-Collins 70 Smith 10 Davis; Holman to spen-
Ger. Umrares-Aessrs. Connolly and Egan. Tine Of
Eame-2 hours. AftendanCe-Z0 I9I
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TWO-bass hits-Ricker. Hunter, Kerr. 6arner.
Threa-bsse hit-HaRiing. Hone Hn-Hessler Sac
rifoe hts-Ricker g. A. HaEdiboe. Eaier. Hits
OF Hessler :: of Whiting. To- First base on balls
By Hessler i; by Whiting. 5 Struck out-By Hess
ler 8. BIZ Whiting s. LEI; on bases-ComInission-
ers. 8: ST. Joscphs Z. Passed ball-H. Beckett.
Umpire-Mr. Cleveland Time Of gaUe-l hour and
Z minutes
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COLLEGE GAMES.

At Hanover-Dartmouth, 6; Harvard, 1.
At New HaVen-Yals II, G: Prineetou. II. z
AZ Worcester-Holy Cross, ;; Tufts, L
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L-sse on bases-Boston. g. Cleveland. & FiFst base
on balis-0H Young. l. OF Berger, 2 Struck out
By Young. s. by Glaze. l; by Berger j. Three base
hit-Crger Two-base hits-J. Clark. Unglsub. Brad
lev Iajoie Stolen hases-Turner ~. Benis I'M
piFe-Air OIoughlin Time Of game-l hour and
g minutes. Attendance, 5,38.
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sTANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at PittsburE.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
OF THE TRANS.
MINOR LEAGUES.
new ENGLANp LEAGUE.

At LoWen-LoWell. l HaverhiH. O.
At LaWTence-Lawrence. I; Lynn. J.
At Woroester-W Worcester, 5; BFOckt0n. !.
At Fan River-FaH River. 9, New Bedford. g.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20

First base b. eTr0Ts-St Stephens, !; O. ?. o, 5
Left on bases-St Stephens. g. G. p. o, 5. First
base on baIls-Of Davis. ]; off MonaTity, ?; OF
Burch J. Struck out-By Davis. 2; hT MoriaTity, ];
by Burch 5. Home Faf1- HolloFan- TWo-base hit
Griffin. Stolen basss-HoVard Dunn. Burch- HIT
hy pircher-By Davis. Umpire-Afr. Hoffman Time
Of game-l hour
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
st. Stephens Gets Easy Lead and
Beats Printers.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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Earned -Mefropolisans 6; Congessonals, p
Left on tases-sIetropolitans 2: Congressionsls, Il
Innings pitched-By Bullock 6; by Thompson. s.
Hits made-0h Bullock, 3; of Thompson 4. Struck
out-By Bullock 8: By Thompson. = Stolen bases
Congressiousls 4 MetrDPolitans. L Hit By pitcher
By Bullock. 2; by Thompson. Umphe-Mr. Wilson.
Tine Of game-I hour and % minutes
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Earned Tuns-EliZabeth, ]. First base on balls
of Biehl 8; off Luyster /: Of Kane q Of Afur-
ply, l. Struck out-By Biehi. 2; BY LuySter. 2: by
Kane, 2; by Murphy, ;. Ewo-base hit-McLatchie
Stolen base-E Foster. Double play-Miller to
Hahn 70 Wolfe Umpire-lfF- Latham
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2 First base on balls-Oh Campbell, 8;
OF Speer, 2. Struck Out-By Campbell, g;
by Heilig, p Home run-Vinson. Three
base hit-Holby. TwO-base hits-Nallin,
Shaughnessy, Gilbert Double plays-I.al-
ler 10 Miller TO Hobby; AthertOn 10 Ia
nelli. Umpire-Mr. Steinburg
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Agriculture Beats Post-Office in =
Lively Played Game.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis Memphis. 2; Atlanta, O.
At New OTleans-New Orleans. 2; Birmingham L
At MontgUmeEy-M Montgomery, s; Mobile. g.
At Little RoeS-Iittle Rock, 5; Nashville. l.
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at indianapolis Columbus. 2; indianapolis ].
At Kansas City-Aiilwaukee, 9; Kansas City, /.
At Toledo-Louisviile, -; Toledo, To-
At ST. Minneapolis. 5: ST Paul, 2
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20
SUNDAY-SOHO0L LEAGUE.
Bethany scores First Victory by
Winning from Waugh.

.TANDING On THE TEAMS.
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Lynchburg Releases PItcber.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
I1ynchburg. Va. May 10-Pltcher Wal
lace, of Bristol. who was given a trial by
the local team, was released to-day, in
order that the team might come within
the limit of thirteen players.
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MAPS FALL ON "CY" YOUNG.
Veteran Goes to the Bench and CT
cote Soon Follows.

Boston, May 1s.-Heavy hitting by
Cleveland drove Young from the box in
the sixth inning to-day. and Cicotte fol-
lowed him to the bench IN the eighth.
Berger pitched fine ball, and was given
fine support. the visitors winning easily.
Score:
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KILL1AN DRIVEN FROM BOX.
Manning, for the HighIanders,
Strikes Cobb Out Twice.

New York. May 19.-The Highlanders
downed the Detroite to-day by hitting
KiHIan hard in two innings and driving
him from the box The star Of the game
was Manning. who, time and again. cut
the visiting batters down with men on
the bases, He pitched great ball in
pinches, and struck cut Cobb twice
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20
EASTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

at Montreal-Jersey City, &: Montreal. 9.
At ROchester-Roehester, 0; Newark. L
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At Vicksburg -Vicksburg 2; jackson /
At Gulfp0rt-Ffrst game-Aieridian 3: Gulfport l.
Second game-Gulfport Z; Meridian J.
At Monroe-F1rst game-Monroe 5; Columbus L
Second game Columbus. :; Monroe, O.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

A. Sioux City-sioux City, Q; Omaha, 4.
AT Puebl0-PueblO. /, Lincoln. I.
At DenTeF-DenveT. 0; Des Moines, ).
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Resding-TFeuton. !; Reading. O.
Al Observation-Disclosures. l. Lancaster, 5
NJ other games; rain.
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INDIVIDUAL POINT WINNERS.

loO-yard dash-Thrall, Tech, 1907.
s40yard run-Dick, Central. sos.
75-yard dash. ianior-Kelley, Central. S0i.
2o-yGEd dash-ThraIl, Tech. q %.
220-yssd hurdles-Hsmilton, Central, 29a2.
ssO-yard run-Dick, Central, 2:Isa2
one-mrs ran-Hldebrand, Central. i5i9L
i0o-metsT dash-Leper. Tech. ll92
Pole vault-Thran, Tech, 3 feet.
Running high jump-Wingaie. Central, 5 feet
inches
Running broad iumD-Hamilton. Central.
and Thran. Tech. tied-aO feet ass inches.
l2-pound shot-put-Tweedy. Central. 30 feet,
ss inches.
i2-pound hammer throw -spEsEsy. Central,
lis feet 6 inches.
Discus-thrUw - sprsng. Tech. g feet "a
inches.
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In q comedy of errors, Agriculture
broke into the winning column yester-
day. by defeating Post-office 4 TO !.
Post-ofIioe made nine costly msplays,
several OF them giving the Aggies first
base. and two others tallying three runs.
Score:
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First base on bails-0f Piez 5; Of Leonard. G.
Struck out-By Piez, q by Leonard. 8. Three-base
hit-schrader. Stolen bases-Nurray, aIahcr. Schra-
der. Hagen. Umpire-SIT. Stanton.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20
CENTRAL Wins MEET
Defeats Technical for High
School Championships.
THRALL BIGGEST POINT GAMER

Maroon and Gray Athlete wins Gen.
tury Dash, 2O0-yard Run, Pole
Vault, and Ties for High Jump,
aamIIton Takes Hurdles with Ease.
Final Score, So 1-2 to "a 1-2.
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PIEz'S PITCHING WINS.
baltimore Takes Weu-pIayed Con-
test from Brooklyn by 2 to 1.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, May 19.-Balumore defeated
Brooklyn here to-day by to 1 in a WELL
played game, featured by Piez's excellent
control Score.
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PHILLIES WIN A GAME.
Take Loosely Played Contest from
Elizabeth by to 4.

I SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Elizabeth. N, J., May 1s.-Philadelphia
won from Elizabeth here to-day, S to 4
The game was loosely played by both
! teams. Score;
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20

mark rogers is easy to remember
easy 10 say-mighty easy to gel
good whiskey simply say, "a lit
lie mark rogers, please" the bar
man knows il.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20
FOUR FOR ROANOKE.
Lynchburg Drops from Second to
Last Place I'm Column.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. May 19.-The Shoemakers
played a listless game to-day and were
beaten again by Roanoke. this making
four straight defeats at the hands Of the
Tigers on the local grounds without
a victory In twenty-fon hours the Shoe
makers dropped from second to last place.
Score:
R.H.E.
Iqnchb,lrg. ..,......... 0 OOeoOOOI /
Roanoke. .-............. 0 0 1 2 0 o-3 9
Bstteres-stevsrt and Westlake; Morissey and
Rassdale. Umpire-Alr Byron.
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The tail-enders won their hrst game by
defeating Waugh in a loosely played
game Yesterday, to s.
A home run by Sterne and q difficult
catch by Dutton were the features
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20
EASY FOR WILMINGTON.
Leaders Take Game Which Is En-
Iivened by Fight.

5Il9NlaI % 10 " a7llIIsIVI FIEIaIl-
Paterson. n. j.. May l9.-Wilmington
to-day defeated Paterson by a score of 4
to !. The game was held up in the sixth
inning because of fight on the field be-
tween Fish and Mccain. Score:
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'Batted for Young in sixth. iBatted fog Criger
IN the eighth. .Batted for Cootte IN eighth
Boston. 0OO0l0 o.
Cleveland. 0 . 0-7
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To-day's sames-Commefce and Labor rs Var;
Treasury IS. Nay.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Metr0POlitans Dispose of the Cen
gressiOnaIs by @ to 8.

To-dsys -Aletropolitans - CongTessionals.
The Metropolitan baseball team easily
defeated the Congressionals by s 10 8.
The winning team played a steady game.
considering the fact that several Of the
regulars did not appear.
The Independents yesterday forfeited to
the Metropoitans Score:
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YEsTERpAY,s REsULTs.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Chicago, 2; Washington, o.
New York, o, Detroit, Il
Cleveland, a Boston, ?.
st. Louis, 5; Philadelphia, 2.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-05
MARION COUNTY
VOTE is LIGHT

According to unofficial count near
ly 1000 more votes were cast in
Marion county for United States SEN
ator last June than for presidential
electors this week, The total vote
for United States senator was 1901
while the total vote for presidential
electors as far as is known is not
more than $500. The vote in siZ
small precincts is yet unknown and
cannot be determined until the OH
cial count is completed this evening
Judge Taft's pluarlity IN Marion
county now stands at about 1900 with
little chance that It will exceed 1909
The best figures obtainable give Taft
S629 and Bryan 2156 or a plurality
for Taft of l47S.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-05
COURT HOUSE NEWS

j. l.. and s. Combs to A. n and A.
NJ. Barton. land In Salem. w d, $3.50.
l. Lynch ct ux to G. A. Buczynshi
ct ux, part of lots and s, block 80
In University addition to Salem, w d,
$500.
Mary Strong Kinney 20 Lenta II.
Westaeott. land IN block 90 In Salem
w ID, $4,000.
A. NJ and NJ. II. DunIap to A. w.
Sutton ct ux, lot 3, block 7, Capital
Park addition 20 Salem. w ID, $70O.
A. and X. Seilzinger TO N. Slatnin-
ger, 100 acres in section 22, T 9 X
2 Il. W ID. $40
II. s. and NJ Radeliff TO w. E
Keyes. lot 12, block II, IN Yew Park
addition TO Salem. W d, $3.50.
E. u, and w. II. Wood TO l.. u
Carter ct ux, S472 acres In ID L C OF
Peter Gaunthers, T4 sR2 w, w n.
$40.
M, r. and J. Leedy to Isabelle
Stewart, lots Ill and 12, block .
town OF Minto, w d. $4OO.
A. N, Gilbert 10 I4yllis Kapahahan
land in Salem, W d, $1,000.