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Col. w. G. Sterett, candidate for
congress, was in the city today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Newton have
gone to Murphy to spend few days
with Mrs. Newton's parents, DR.. and
Mrs. ]. Fl. Herring.
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Miss Julia Sims of Athens, who
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. ],
H. Hutchison, returned home last
night.
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WEATHER--Tonight and Sunday
generally cloudy weather. Max. "a;
Min. 73
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Mrs. w. E, Mcknight and chill
Gren left last night for Plano, where
they have gone to visit her father.
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The Epworth League will meet at
the Methodist church Sunday even
ing at o'clock. The meeting will
be a special prayer and praise SER
vice. All members are requested to
be present.
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Hon. George A. Garden of Dallas.
chairman of the state democratic
executive committee, was in the city
Thursday afternoon.
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The man who says he cannot af-
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so hard that he cannot see dollars
that lie beyond.
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Mr.. J. B. Boon returned this
morning from Thorp Springs, where
he delivered an address before the
state convention of the Christian
church
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The improvement Society of the
Main Street Christian church will
meet promptly at o'clock Monday
afternoon. All members urged to be
present. Business of Importance.
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W. B. Starr of Waco is visiting
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The Junior B. Y. P. U. of the First
Baptist church will have no services
tomorrow on account of the Walton
meeting.
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TENNIS FINALS TOMORROW.
Annual Spring Tourney of lie DrOit
Club 40 BE Concluded.

Play in the lie Droit tennis tourna-
ment which has been in progress during
the week, has reached the finals In sin
giles and the semi-hnals in doubles In
singles. II. NJ. Wells is the runner-up in
the upper half. and L. o. Leech the run
ncr-up in the lower half These two
players will meet in the final round to-
morrow. and the winner viii receive the
handsome gold medal offered by the club.
In the semi-fnals OF the doubles, A. Y
Leech and Stabler will meet Heath and
Lerch, and w. f. Doyle and Proctor will
meet +. o. Leech and Willis The scores
for yesterdays play are as follows:
In the semi-final singles Wells defeated
Stabler, 81, G-l, and f. o. Leech de-
feated Heath. 6-3. g.
In the first round, doubles, A. L. Leech
md Stabler defeated Edmonston and
Shields. 6-3. 81; z. o. Leech and VIII
lis defeated Wells and Roe. rs. 6-S. and
Heath and Lerch defeated Claudy and
Mckee. e., 4-6. "a
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DEFEATED AT TENNIS
Washington Loses to Cracks
from Baltimore.
BREAK EVEN IN THE SINGLES

After Making Crcditnble Showing I'm
Individual Play, Local Team Proves
Conrad DoyIe's Victory over +. G.
CoIston Biggest Surprise of Day.
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The American National Bank team. re-
splendent in brand new suits, won long
distance please contest at Ma
tional Park yesterday from the CONNER
cial National Bank nine by y TO H.
The game more closely resembled an
endurance contest than an exhibition OF
our national pastime. it taking exactly
three hours TO complete the full nine in
nings.
A virulent epidemic Of spring fever.
which affected ali alike. played havoc
with the athletes who had come out TO
show their manly forms 10 the lethargic
spectators. and ll1ened their movements
to those Of a farm hand in August.
Even the umpires could not shake of
the deadly effect OF the scourage, for JUdg-
ing from some Of their decisions they
must have been walking in their sleep
At that the players thoroughly enjoyed
themselves and nothing else really mat
ters. although it must have been pretty
hard on the two policemen who had no
alternative but TO watch the game
It was rumored that one Of the teams
had a couple Of ringers on It, but it
could not be ascertained who the alleged
bUtters-in were.
Both teams piled up runs and made
errors and hits with much gustO. and. by
way Of a little diversity, the players oc-
casionalIy batted out Of their turn. but il
was all in the game.
Umpire Becomes Hungry.
Arbiter Bill Foley seemed 10 enjoy the
proceedings immensely for six or seven
innings, but after that an observant per
son, with good reasoning powers, could
see by the furtive way in which he
glanced at his timepiece that the inner
man was telling Bill in no uncertain
terms that II was past dinner time.
Then IL was that Bill threw off the
effects Of the malady 10 which he had
fallen victim and tried TO get things over
with. But it was OF no use, for the
players played as though they never ate
dinner, and Bill had 20 wait
The Americans scored four in the in
luai round, and two more in the second
session. Commercial had three 10 its
credit al the end Of the second, and pro-
ceeded TO tie 1t UP by chasing three over
IN the third.
The Americans took the lead in the
fourth Dy tallying one run. but the Com
mercials tied 1t up again In their half of
that session. Again IN the NTH did The
Americans attain a one-rUn lead, and
again did the Commercials even matters
UP. a run in the sixth doing the work.
II being evident that one-run lead
was not sufficient. the Americans put TWO
over in the seventh, but il was done with
| such apparent lack of effort that Com
mercials tried 1t. and went them one bet
| ter. scoring three. Neither team could
score in the eighth. but in the ninth two
Americans made the circuit, and, as the
| G street players were unable 10 duplicate
! II, the game was lost.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Interstate and Interior Down Aggies
and POst-Office.
STANDING OF THE TEAMs

Mondays games Post-ofice vs.. Agriculture; Inter
state Commerce rs. Navy.
As a result Of the games yesterday. Ag-
riculture and Interior are tied for the
cellar honOrs. Interstate Commerce de
feated Agriculture. II TO q and Interior
walloped Post-ofiice, 10 TO 6.
Owing 20 the absence OF several OF
It's players, Agriculture was unfortunate
In its lineup. Green, who received for
the Farmers. was a failure as a catcher.
and his passed balls were costly, runs
scoring in nearly every instance.
Balzer was on the slab for the Regu-
lators. and because Of his prowess. nine
men bit the dust. Sanders. who relieved
Fields in the second, was equally effec-
tive. but the ragged conduct Of his team
mates lost the game. Score:
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The paint men of the Commercial
League defeated the clerks of Woodward
& Lothrop yesterday AZ Eighth street and
Florida avenue northeast in a six-inning
contest by y TO s.
lawson pitched a good game for the
winners. having the clerks guessing at
all times until the fifth inning, when, with
bases fun, BUrdeJte connected with the
ball for a home run.
Home runs by Harris. White Murphy.
and Burdette and a stop Of a line drive
by Gross were the features. Score:
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Two-base hit-Keeler. Double pays-Nnes 20
Chase Sullivan 70 Parent; Orth TO Chase Struck
out-By Walsh, 8; by Orth. Umpres-Messrs.
Hurst and Evans.
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Tnials. 4IONll 2

sBa,ted for O'Rourke in the ninth. iBatted for
Salles in ninth. .Battod for Bergen in ninth
sBa'tsd for Mcintyre in ninth
Brooklyn. 3 0 o 0 0 0 0 %
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GAITHERSBURG PLAYS FAST.
Athletics Double Score I'm Game with
kensingtOn.
pecial to The Washington Herald.

opeciaI % Inc Washington HtTIu-
Boyds. Md. June 13.-At 'Gaithersburg
this afternoon 800 persons witnessed an
exciting game between Kensington, one
OF the crack Montgomery County teams,
and the Gaithersburg Athletics.
Due 10 their inability 10 connect with
Diamonds masterful delivery. the Kens-
ington players were defeated. Krause
put Up a fine pitching game Tor Kenslng
ton at critical times, but was supported
badly.
Diamond, since leaving Georgetown
College. has been offered a fine berth
with Frederick and Cumberland. but up
20 to-day has refused to leave his home
team Score:
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First base on halls-Of Haring. J. on Michael 3:
on Wahier. 8; or Gray. l. Struck out-By Harng
5. by Michael l. by Wahler !; by Rchrman. :;
by Cray 3. Three-basc hits-A1ichael. G. Wahlcr.
Tvo-ha-c bits-Penniugton, Purcell Townsend. Sac
rihce hit-BancS stolen bascs-Pcnniugt0n -.
Baruhardt Carr q. Townsend Dawson. Rohman.
Double piay-Bamhardt 20 townsend 20 Dawson.
Hit by uitcher-By Haring. , Wild pitci-Wahler.
Umpirc-Nlr Kleinschmidt. Tine Of gsme-2 hours
and 10 minutes.
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Second Ser Exciting.

The Washington combination opened
fire with a lobbing game that was highly
effective until the Colstons played for
this style OF return Both carried the
second set close 20 the net, and some Of
the snappy work was the prettiest seen
here for many a day. Both Connie Doyle
and the elder Colston are adopts at this
game, and the ball would often cross
the net at close range four or five times
before either chalked up a point
The back court work OF both Colstons
was another feature They brought forth
rounds OF applause on several occasions
by racing back to the limit OF the court
and making returns that looked almost
impossible Their failure TO back each
other up on these plays generally gave
their opponents a chance 10 place the
ball near the net before they could re-
turn.
The Washington team was greatly han
dicapped by the absence Of Homer Dels.
who was one Of the mainstays of the ag-
gTegation IN both the singles and the
doubles In the latter event his substi-
tute, Brooke, who is not a member Of the
regular team, was paired with Hills. and
although he is steady player his work
showed a lack Of practice. n their set
with Symlngton and Harrison the Wash
ingtonians resqrted 10 lobbing. and came
through the second set with flying colOrs.
But the good sldelne shots of the Bal
timore players told In the last set. and
the match went to the visitors, 81 80,
G-4
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Chicago, 1; Philadelphia, o.
Boston, 81 PittsburE, 3.
st. Louis, a. Brooklyn, 3.
New York, 81 Cincinnati, 2.
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Left on bases-Eckingtons. To- Me;ropotans Z
First bases on bas-Of Callahan. 2: of limbaugh
3: on Davis 5. or Welcher. 8, Innings pitched-
By Callahan 81; by limbaugh ~ by Davis. 2: by
Welcher 5. by Bullock. l. Hits made-On Gala
han. Z on limbaugh. ); OF Davis, 5; on Welcher
5: Of Bullock. 2 Struck out-By Callahan. /; By
limbaugh 3 by Davis. 1; by Welcher 8; by Bull
lock. l. Three-base hit-Camalier. Tso-base hits
Mace (2l. Lewis o.. Schmidt. Sacrifice hits
Schmidt Sheppard. Bullock. Murphy. Lewis Stolen
Cunningham, Callahan. Schmidt Barr Double
play-Haden 70 Quady Hit by pitcher-By Gala
han. 2 Umpire-Nlr. Williams Time Of game
hour and 10 minutes
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The Score.

Earned TIIis-ArleTlcan, 4; Commercial 4. Let
On la~eS-AmCIcln. /, Commercial 3 Eirst base
or hllls-Of GTaysCu. 2. OF Hoover. g. Struck 0I-
BY Grays0n. :, by Hoover. IL ThrCe-hlse hit
W0Tthiugr0n. Tw0-base hits-Ruiz. Neuland. Worth
ngr0n. Yeagcr. Sacrifice hits-Worthingt0n, Hoover
stolen bascs-Suyder Wolfe o.. GraysCn. Ruiz I'D.
Hoover. Neager ~. Neuland, BoWleS Fuller. Fen
ton Z Lynch. Poose. Ghiseh Prics o.. Weber
.Y. Double plays-Lynch 70 Ruiz, Ruiz 20 Weber;
snyder % Poole Hit by pitcher-By GrayS1u.
Wild pitches-Grayson. ?; Hoover. 3 Passed balls
PIice. /, Fuller. J. UmTire--Aless.s Foley and
Howard Time Of games hours
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Three-base hits-Milan. Liebhardt Sac
rlfice hit--Hughes. stolen bases-Ganley
2 First base on balls-On Liebhardt, l.
Struck out-By Liebhardt. 6: by Hughes,
g. Umpire-Mr. Egan. Time Of game-l
hour and 81 minutes
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ST. ELIzABETHS LOSES AGAIN.
BrOOISlands Take Third Straight
Game-Score, @ 10 2.

Brookland administered the third
straight defeat to the st. Elizabeth's
team yesterday. Score. 6 to 3.
The winners made nine errors. but the
Government Hospital crew could not take
advantage Of them, by reason Of SimOns'
effectual box work Score:
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Earned runs-GrsCc. L First base by CrrOus-First,
l. Left on haScs-Gracc 4; First. 9. First base
on baHs-Od Wheatley. 8: OF McMah0n 3. Struck
out-By McAIah0n. 6. by Whcatley, = Home run
Babson. Two-hasc WilkerSon. Sacrifice hit
Krahlius Stolen bases-Walters (2. Mack %,
Rountrec Double play Routrcc 10 Mack 70 Tur-
ner Passed balls-Kraft. Umpire-Mr. Hughes.
Time of game-l hour and 90 minutes
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

At Brdgeport-First game: Bridgeport 4: Holy
oke. 2. Second game: Bridgeport. 2; Ho!yoke. 4
At Spgiugfeld-Fust game: Springfield. ]: New
Britain. O. Second game. Springfield 4. New
Britain. J.
At New HTen-New Haven. z. Waterbury. )
A. Mcrdeu-Aierideu. 8. Hartford O.
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Both Teams Hit Hard.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va, June 1S.-Both teams
hit the ball hard to-day. and both Of them
made many errors of omission and Of
commission. but the locals finally won
out over Norfolk by the score Of to 6.
It has been a long time since the local
fans saw such a swatfest Score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

A. dianapolis-IndianaDolis 5. Milwaukee. 2
At LouisTillc-LOuisYilie. (: Kansas City. l.
At Columbus-St. Paul. IL. Columbus. l.
At Toled0-Tolcd0. 4. Minneapolis. J.
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Totals...... z 81 : 6 Totals.

Lothrop. g. First base by erorS-Niurphy Company.
?; Woodward & LothIop. 5. Left on bases-AIurphy
Company. 5: Woodward & Lotirop. 5. First base on
balls-Of Lawson, /; Oh Gross. 2. of Carr l. In
nings pitched-By Gross. .; by Carr g. Hits made
OF Lawson. 9; OF Gross. Z; OF Carr. J. Struck
out-By Lawson, Z; by Gross. l., by Carr. l. Home
White. Murphy. Burdette. Three base
hit-O Brien. TFo-basc hit-Moore. Stolen bases
White. Harris ,2l. Murphy McKnew. Lawson Law.
Fissell 2l, Becker. Weeks. Hit by pitcher-By Carr
Passed ball-BecSer. Umpire-Ar Finnegan.
Time Of game-l hour and 10 minutes.
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Ex-Union Leaguer mt Lynchburg.

SPECIAL % The WashingtOn Herald.
Lynchburg, Va, June 13.-Outfielder
Wagner. who was with Elizabeth in the
Union League. has reported TO the local
management and viii be given a trial
for berth In the outheld. Manager
Grim is on the lookout for players 10
strengthen the Shoemakers in the hope
Of getting out Of the last place in the
fight.
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LETT on bases-lnterstate Commerce. 2. Agricll-
turc 5 First base on balls-Of Balzcr. 3; Of
rields. 2 Innings pitched-By Baizcr. 9. by Fields.
]: by Sanders. {. Hits made-Of Balzer. 5. Of
Felds j. Od Sanders 6. Struck out-By Balzer.
g. by Sanders. TO- Sacrifice hits-Handiboe Bryan.
stolen ha7es-Mess i5l. Hayden. keane. Hampton
iy. T. Qulutreu %. Bslzer 2I. Hit by pitcher
BY Sanders I. Passed balls-Green. 8 UmTire-M-
Newman. Time Of game-l hour and 80 minutes
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Baltimore Baltimore. /: Jersey City. 3
At Tor0nto-Tor0uto 8; Montreal. 2 twelve in
ningsi.
At Rochester-Buhalo, 8, Rochester, J.
At Newark-First game. Providence. ! Newark.
ieleTen inningsl. Second game: Newark, g.; PrOYi-
dence L
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Haverhill-Haverhfl. p: Lynn. :.
At Lawrence-Lavrenc6 S. Lowell. J.
At Worcester-WoIccstcr. 4. Fail River. J.
At Brockt0n-First game BrOcktOn 2. New Bed
lord. !. Second game. Brockton. :: New Bedford g.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Grace Strengthens Hold on First
Place by Defeating First.
STANDING OF The TEAMS
To-morrow. 5 same-Bethany V. FIfth.

The Grace team strengthened its hold
on first place by defeating the First Met
ropolitans yesterday, the score being 5
to >. Salb and Mccormick led with the
stick for the Grace team.
Wheatley pitched excellent ball. striking
out seven men and allowing but four hits.
while McMahon famed six and allowed
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EWING LETS DOWN TOO SOON.
Giants Force Men over Plate in the
Ninth and Tenth Innings

New York. June l3.-With victory ap-
parenty in his grasp. Red Leg Ewing
let down in the ninth and tenth innings
and the Giants sent enough men over the
pan 10 win. Score:
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NATIONALS BEATEN
In NINTH INNING
Continued from Page One.

the Maps punched two hits In the ninth.
Up to the eighth only one hit was made
of Hughes. Not a pass did he issue.
Mcbride and Freeman made a splendid
impression by their fast fielding to-day,
Mcbride putting up swell game at
short
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Left on bases-G. 2. O.. S: ST stephen's z
First base on balls-Of Birch, s. Of Harng 2: on
Payne 6. Innings pitched-By Haring ;; by
Payne s. Hits made-Of Haring. 5: oH Payne.
Struck out-By Haring. 2; by Payne, 6; by Birch J.
Two-baso hits-Moriarity. Holloran. Birch Sacri-
hce hit-Haring. Stolen bases-Callahan Carr. Wa.
PIE, Pcnrose Moriarity e. Howard l2 Hallom7
o. Doable pay-Fenton (unassistedl. Hit by
pitcher-By PAYNE. . Umpire-Nlr. Hcfmann. Time
ef same-l hour and 81 minutes
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
AtIantics Fail 10 Appear and For
felt to Brentwood.

Brentwood obtained a game from the
Atlantics yesterday by reason OF the
failure OF the Atlantics 10 place a team
on the field on time
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MONTGOMERY KNOCKED OUT.
Winchester Makes Strong Finish and
Wins from HaEcrxtown.

Special to The Washington Herald
HagerstOwn, Md, June 13-Montgomery.
the Georgetown twirler, was driven from
the box In the fifth inning by Hagerstown
here this afternoon. The home team then
went to pieces. and lost the game to
Winchester on errors, Sellman. Hagers-
towns shortstop. playing a miserable
game A majority OF the hits made off
Doane came after opportunities to re-
tire the side. Score:
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Atlanta-New Orleans 2. Atlanta. l.
At Birmingham Birmingham. ., Memphis. O.
AT MobIc-Mobile. 2. Montgomery. J.
At NashYille-Little Rock. S. Nashville. =.
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; 0 10 5 5 O-ls
4 2 9 1 l / 0 o O-Is

First base by crrors-Ninth S. Adyents S. Left
or bases-Ninth. 3; Advents s. First base on balls
of Sullivan, 6; of Dexter. g Struck out-By
sullivan. 6, by Dexter. G. Home 0u-Dcxtcr Two
base hits-DcxtCr. Sues. Hobbs. Sacrihcc hits
Hobbs j2l Seaton. Stolen bascs-Sucss. sullivan.
Hilard Rollins Wilcox Lcc. Buckley. MosturZ.
Hobbs a. Hit BY pitchcr-By Dexter I. Passed
hall-Skippon. Umpire-Nlr y. T. Worley. Time
Of game--l hour and 80 minutes.
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Interior easily defeated Post-ofice.

Interior easily defeated Post-ofice.
Early in the game it obtained a good
lead and was never distanced. In the
eighth the Mail Singers began pound
ing Rohrman and Tailed three runs.
Gray, a new twirler for Interior, was
then pressed into service, and the bat
ting rally was over Three pitchers were
tried by Post-oftice. Haring. Michael, and
Wahler each taking a turn on the slab
Score:
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

AZ HarrisbUrg-Reading. &: Harrisburg
AT Williamsp0rt-Wiuiams .; Lancaster, l.
Al Johnst0Wn-Johnst0wn. 3; Trenton, J.
AT Alto0ua-Wlmiugton. 4; Altoona. ].
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Two-base hit-Titus Sacrifice hits-Durbin. Slagle
Stolen baScs-Eyess- Struck out-By Brown, /; BY
McQuillan. 5. Bases on balls-Of Brown. .; OF
McQuillan. J. Umpire-Mr. KLEIN. Time Of game
Il hour and 2j minutes
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Two-base hits-wagner o.. Three base hit-Bates.
Home run-Hannifan. Earned runs-Pittsburg 2:
Boston l. Stolen base-Wagner. Bases on balls
on Flaherty. Z; OF Camnitz. 2 Struck out-By
Flaherty. ?; by Camnitz. l. Sacrifice hits-Rane.
Hauuifan- Double plays-Wilson 20 Gibson; Abby
% Wagner; Csmnitz % Cfbs0n % Kane. Umpires-
MeSsys. Euisiie and Rudderman. Attendance. 1859.
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Two-base hit-Hartsel. Three base hit-Murphy
Sacrifice hits-Cawford. Summers. Stolen bases
Hartsel. Fox %. Bases on baIs-By Summers l..
by Dygert g. Hit b. Pitcher-By Summers. .: by
Dygtrt, 2 Wild pitch-Summers. Umpire-Mr.
o Loughlin. Time Of Ramc-l hour and 70 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14

Two-base hit-Devlin. Sacrifice hit-Schlei. Stolen
basc-Lobcrt. Left on bases-New York. s. Gin
cinnau, Z. First base on errors-New York. L;
Cincinnati. l. Struck out-By Crandan. 6; by
Ewing. g. Bases on balls-Of Crandau. ;; of
Ewing. 3 Hit by pitched ball-By Crandall. 2: by
Ewing. ; Passed ball-Necdham. Umpires-Messrs.
Johnstone and Rigler. Attondance-l000.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14

Two-base hits-BaHy Murray. Three-base hit
Koney Sacrifice hits-Bauy. Pattee. ORourke
Gilbert. Left on bases-Brookiyn. Z; St Louis. Z
First base errors-St Louis ?. Struck out-By
Mcintyre 4: by Salee. 2 Bases on balls-Of
Mcintyre. g. of Karger, l. Umpire-Alr. O'Day
Attendance-5.000.