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The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
BERGER'S LOVE FOR SISTER.
Worries Over Defeats BE-
cause His Folks Feelings Are Hurt.

cause His Folks Feelings Are Hurt.
Cleveland. May SO-When the history Of
baseball has been woven into a beautiful
romance. Heinie Berger viii surely be
one Of the heroes of its warp and woOf
Heinie is the stage lover OF the national
game-gentle. brave, and bold. When he
IS out there on the sunburned diamond
lighting hard for victory his thoughts
may be on the game in hand. but his
heart Is surely away out in Indiana,
where those near and dear to him are
watching the ticker for tidings Of the
boy who has always been loyal to the
old folks at home.
At the end of the game at Washington
that Heinie pitched and lost this week
Manager Lajoie found the big pitcher
in tears.
Come. Helnie, don't do that" said
Larry. You aren't to blame"
Il don't care about myself" replied
Heinie, but ] hate TO have this go back
to sister"
Only a few weeks ago Berger stood at
the grave of the sister who had been
his inspiration. For years he had sent
her every clipping that told of his sue
casses and had tried to keep from her
every article that referred to his de-
feats.
Il could just see her watching me every
time 1 went into the box, said Heinie
one day. "She thought her big brother
was invincible and it broke my heart
TO disappOint her"
His beloved sister is no longer near TO
cheer him on. but there are the old
| folks back there In the old Indiana home
and always Heinie pitches for them.
There is no JOY in victory for him TO
be compared with the JOY that comes
/ from knowing how happy his success
will make the ones at home
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Tntals-..... llllN eu

VIM. Hahn & Coz. 0 l
Z. J. Murphy Coz. o
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Philadelphia at Union Park tomorrow
Shavghnessy and Connors hit lively
pace with the stick
Both stands were full Up at both the
morning and afternoon contests.
Murray was not in the best OF shape
yesterday. He was too generous with his
passes.
McIIale looks as though he might prove
valuable addition 10 the Bandits twirl-
ing staff.
ZaneIIi is delivering the goods in no
uncertain way at short. His delayed steal
in the sixth inning of the second game
was clever.
A familiar voice belonging TO a person
well-known in local wrestling circles was
I'm evidence at the afternoon game. The
game was fairly well enjoyed notwith-
standing.
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INDIANS TRIMMED TWICE.
HnEerstown Team Takes Morning
and Afternoon Games.

Special to The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd. May S.-Hagerstown
defeated the Carlisle Indians In two ex-
citing games at Baseball Athletic Park
To-Day.
The first game was won by the score Of
to l. and the second game by the score
OF 20 l.
The Indians batted well. but their hits
did not come at opportune times. Young
Deer and Libby carried of the honors with
the stick this morning,
A feature OF this afternoons game was
the base running OF Capt. Brown. Of the
Hagerstown team. Riley. who started 10
pitch the morning game. retired at the
end OF the third inning. after six hits
had been made of him. Scores:
Morning game RHE
Hagersiown. ........... 0siIx-s 5
Carlisle-...-..-........ 0 0 0 o 0-I y
Batteries-Hagerstown, Riley, Webster and Peas
ter; Carlisle. Tarben and Wauseka Umpire-llr.
Judd. Time Of same-l hour and 30 minutes.
Afternoon game R.H.E.
Hagcrstoy'i- o Q OI % o - ; )
Carlisle......-......... 0 90 0 O-i 3
Batteries-HagerS;ow Dearlo-f ard simpson;
Carlisle. Carlow and Wanseka- Umpre-Nr Mar
tin. Time OF game-l hour and Is minutes
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Nashville-FirSt game-Aienphis. I: Nashville
0. Second game-AIemphis. g. Nashville 2
At birmingham game-Littie Rock 3: Bir-
miusham. l. Second game-Biminghfm. 2: Little
Rock J.
At Montgomery-FirSt game-New Orleans. 6.
Montgomery !. Second game-New Orleans, q;
Montgomery. 3
At Atlauta-First game-AtiantE, s; Mobile
Second game-Atlanta, l; Mobile, 0.
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The Commercial League was Initiated
with a double bill at the league diamond,
Eighth and Florida avenue northeast
The first game, between William Hahn
& Co. and z. ]. Murphy Company, was
started az o'clock. It took two hours
Of slugging 10 tell the tale. The result
was in favor Of the paint men. Score,
IA TO Il
Keys was on the slab for Hahn, and
pitched good ball for six innings. but in
that round he weakened. and was found
for six runs. He was relieved in the
seventh by Robey. who. however. was
unable to stop the onslaught.
Defarger. for the Murphy aggregation.
was touched up for IL bingles, and his
support was ragged
Three Home Runs.
Home runs by White, Gier. and Harris
were the features
The second game was called at 4:30-
Woodward and Lothrop playing against
w. B. Moses & Sons.
The game was cut short in the seventh
by rain. the score being Is to II IN favor
OF the furniture men. Kumer. who pitch
ed for the winners, had the clerks guess
ing but his support was not OF the best,
resulting in a large number OF runs.
Kane Snyder, Taylor. and Morrison led
the Moses tribe with the stick while Bur
dette carried of the honors for Wood
ward & LOthrop. Scores:
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Railway Team Beaten.

Special to The Washington Herald
Winchester. va. May SO.-The locals
easily defeated the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad team, Of Baltimore, at Reser-
voir Park. this afternoon IN a six-inning
game, 6 to O. Johnson and Sipe both
pitched good ball, but the latter received
poor support. no less than three runs
being scored on errors. Duggan and
Brown led the locals at the bat, while
Bakers work at short was Of a high
order. Observation-Disclosures. Johnson
and Mabry; Baltimore and Ohio, Sipe and
Miller.
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GAME.

Earned runs- Brookand l. First base BY CrrOrs-
Brookand S. licCulloh. l. Left on bases Brook.
land 1: O1CCulloh 5 First base hals-On
SimCnS }: Cf RoOp T. Struck Out-By SimunS. 6:
hy Ro0p Home ruus-ROdlCT King. TansilL
Three-base Mt-Mddly. Two-hase hit-Hayes. Sacri-
Zee hits-Brookiand. s Stolen hlses-BrOokland
10: McCulloh s. Double plays-ShnOns 70 King
Rocp p Passed ball Graves. Umpircs. Mossrs.
Ward and Hayes Time Of game-l hour and Is
rclrnfca
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base on balls-On Murray. & off Harri-
son. 3. Struck Out-By Murray s. by
Harris, 8. Three-base hit-Connors. Two
base hits-Shaughnessy Harris. Sacrifice
hlt-W Burke. Stolen bases-Shaugh-
messy. Zanelli Double plays-Harrison
10 LenOx. ". Burke 10 Hart 70 Master
SON Hit by pitcher-By Murray, l. Wild
pitch-Murray. UmPire-Mr. Steinberg.
Time of game-l hour and IS minutes.
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CITY COLLEGE CHAMPS"
baltimore Team Defeats Polytechnic
by Score OF 10 to 4.

by Score OF 10 to 4.
Special % The Washington He-ald.
Baltimore. Nd. May SO-The City Col
lege baseball team won a clear title 10
the interscholastic Championship Of the
city to-day at Walbrook Oval, by de-
feating Polytechnic. 10 to 4
Pitcher Pieper, for the collegians. was
an enigma at all times for the Polys.
After the second inning. when the Col
legians put the game on ice by scoring
five runs. the contest was beautifully
played on both sides. Helfrich's work At
second base being : feature. Dalrymple
played a good game at third base for
Poly. City College has now won both
games Of the series with Polytechnic. the
former contest hv 10 10 : The scnrn.
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+. o. HorstmaR, of Chevy Chase. cap
ture6 the championship cup offered 10
the winner of the first sixteen in the
annual tournament OF the Middle Atlantic
States golf tournament, concluded yes
terday on the links of the Chevy Chase
Club.
Horstman defeated II. Charters. Of the
same club in a S6-hole match. by up
and to play. after hard-fought match.
in which the winner was pushed to the
limit, but forged ahead on the home
stretch.
Play was also concluded IN the han
dicap medal round yesterday, w. Tuck
erman. another Chevy Chase player, cap
turing first honors in this competition
Playing with a handicap Of points.
Tuckerman scored o gross tally OF 70
points. chalking up net score OF 60. A.
T. Brice, OF the same club. made the
second highest net score, while A. S.
Mattingly. Of Columbia. took second
place by making a gross score only three
points behind the winner.
Horstman found a tough opponent in
his clubmate, Charters. and while the
winner held the lead most of the way.
he by no means had an easy victory. In
the morning play his opponent nearly
overlook him on the out stretch, and at
the end of the first round Horstman was
2 up Charters weakened in the second
round, and Horstman won the match
rather easily.
Davidson n Winner.
Two Columbia players met in competi-
ton for the cup offered TO the winner of
the second sixteen. J. c. Davidson had
little trouble with J. II. Mattingly, win
ming by up and 10 play.
The third sixteen was more closely con-
tested. Both Hiss and Gray are crack
players, and should have made the first
sixteen had they been playing in their
usual form in the qualifying round. Their
match yesterday brought out some Of the
prettiest play Of the day. the Baltimorear
winning by UP and to play.
Owing to the necessity OF catching q
train for Wilmington. F. S. Garret was
obliged to allow his match TO go to A
McGeorge. another Wilmington player, by
default.
OF the four clubs represented. Chew
Chase, Columbia, Baltimore Country. anC
Wilmington Golf, each captured a plac'
in the regular siXteens Chevy Chas
captured three out Of four frsts in IN
consultations.
Although the rain, which interrupte'
the morning round. had little effect on tn
green, which was In excellent condition
II hastened the play, and the scores Il
the medal rounds were higher than the,
would otherwise have been.
The Summaries.
First sixteen-F o. Horstman. Chevy Chase, bel
Il. Charters. Chevy Chase. 81
Second sixteen-J. H. Mattingly Columbia, be'
J. G.. Davidson, Columbia 6-5.
Third sixteen-J. Il. Hiss Baltimore. beat W. \
Gray, Chew Chase. IS
Fourth sixtecn--A. McGcorge. Wilmington. boi
f. ). Garrett. Wilmington. by default
Cousolations:
First sxteen-R. ID. Dalzeil. Chevy Chase. beat !
p. Brooke. Bannockburn. 81
Second sxteen-J. L. Newbold. Chevy Chase be,
+. Dec. Faust Chevy Chase. 2-l.
Third sixteen-J. w. Frck Baltimore beat W.
CARY. IT, Baltimore. by default
Fourth sxteen-S. l.. Heap. Chevy Chase. beat
Wasgaman. Baunockburn. up in 10 holes
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ner contest by 10 to 5. The score:

First base hy eTors-Polytechnics. 2 Left on
bases-City C0llege ;; POlytechnics. 4. First base
on balls-OG Drenning 3 Struck out-By Pieper.
s: by Drenning. = Three-base hit-Buck. TEO-base
hits-Stenhach 9. Sacrifice hifs-Steinhach. DElrym-
pie. Stolen boses-Callahaa %. Maxwell. Clancy.
Wolfe Riley Thomas. Hit By piteheT-By Pie2er. ,.
Passed ball-Callahan. UuaTtre-Mr. Trlitts Time
Of Eame-l hour aud 50 minutes
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Earned rns-Moses. 10: ". & l.. g First base
hy erTor-Noses. 8 W. & L. l. Left on Bases
Moses, g.; W. & l.. 5. First base On baIls-Of
Hummer 5: OF Parker. 2 Hits made-Oh Kun
mer. Il; od Parker. IS Struck out-By Knyumer.
Z; By Parker. :. Three-base hitS-Kane. F1eah-
mann. Two-base hits-Sny6er. TAYLOR, Morrison,
Burdette Weeks. Stolen bases-Burch, Power (2l,
Taylor. Morrison Carr. Becker Jasper. Burdette.
Hit By piIcher-By Hummer. J. Passed balls
Kane. 3: Becker. } Umpire-AIr. Finnegan. Time
cf game-i hour and 85 minutes
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VICTORY FoR THE AGeIEs.
College Beaten I'm Mary
land Series by @ TO o.


Special 70 The Washington Herald.
College Park. Nd. May 3O.-Tbe Wash
ington College baseball team. Of Ches-
tertown. Nd. was defeated here to-day
by the Maryland Agricultural College
club by to 0.
Despite the one-sided score, the game
was interesting. and was witnessed by a
large holiday crowd. The features were
the clever twirling Of Byrd. the batting
of Grason. and a catch by Lansdon in
right field for the winners. and the pitch
ing Of Johns and the second base play
ing OF Wilson for Washington College.
This Is the last game OF the season for
the Aggies. except the annual contest
with the members Of the alumni team
next week, at the college. Score:
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ROCKVILLE WINS OUT.
Lands on Fifteen Good Ones in a
Game with wnshingtOninns.

1IIN VIII - -''11 II :. y"
Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Md. May 3O-The Rockville
Independents defeated the Gurley Athletic
Club, OF Washington. here to-day by the
score of IL 20 10.
errors. and the visitors eleven hits and
FIVE errors. Batteries-Rockville. Brad
dock and Moulden; Gurley Athletic Club,
Gordon, Biirley, and Falconer.
The battery work Of BraddOck and
Moulden and the timely double Of Moul-
den in tue ninth inning. scoring the win
ming run, were the features.
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At Meridian-Meridian, ]: Gulfport, o.
At Yickshurg-Vio Viossburg. 4: Monroe. 3
At Columbus-Jacks0n. 2; Columbus, 0.
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Earned runs-B Brookland. 4 First base by srro-s-
Brookland 1: AIcCulloh 4 c. Left on bases
BCookland. (; McCunOh \ c., g. First base
balis-Of Green. 5; on Brden. J. Hits made-Of
Green. 5: on Bradon, II. Struck OIt-By Green. 6;
by Braden. . Two-hase hts-Michaeson. King.
Rodler. Umpire--Nicssrs. Stone and Chinn. Time
% game-l hour and S. minutes
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Earned rins-Navy. First base by errors-Navy
Lett ON bases-Navy. 6; walbrook. s First base
balls-OF Lanphicr. 6. Of Mahcr. 3 Struck out
by Llnpher. 8: by NlahCr. g. Home rm-StIles
Sacrifice hits-Lange. r. Hunter. Kraft Stolen
bases-Wilson %, Bse.a. Gillian Laugc DsCle.
Jones. Umpire-Mr ColliAoweT. Of Washington
Time Of game-2 hours
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Left on bases-G. p. O.. 6; Columbia A C..
First base on bals-Od Galleger. 3 Struck out
By Gallegcr. s. BY Haring Home run-Copeland
Two-base hits-Copeland. W. smith Sacrifice hits
Davis Hurley Stolen bases - Taylor. Atchiscn.
Afulin. W smith Baggctt Hayes. Covert Hit
by Iitcher-By Haring g. Passed bail-A- Smith.
Umplre-NIr Hoffman. Time Of game-l hour and
Is minutes
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Totala..sl2liEl Nh

Earned r1ns-Wm. Hahn & Co. Z; Murphy. g.
First base BY errors-Hahn. ;; Murphy. s; Left on
bases-Hahz A. Murphy 8. First base on balls
on Defarger. s; OF Keys. 2; OF Robey, L In
uings pitched-By Keys 6; by Robey. ; Hits made
out-By Keys 6; By Defarger. IL: by Robey. 2
Home runs-Gier. White. Harris Three-base hit
Murphy. Two-base hit-Robey. Stolen bases-H
Cohn Keys Kline. White, Harms %. Murphy
Hit by pitcher-By Keys. Wild ptChes-Roboy
l. Passed balls-Schn1fer. s. Yogelsbergur. Z I'm
pire-Air. Finnegan. Time Of Came-2 hOuE-
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

" Augusta--Jacksondlle. 5; Augusta, s
AZ Alacun-1Iacon. p, Charleston. /.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
MORNING GAMES

aNNINaNNaNW
At BridgepOrt-New Haven. 4: Bridgeport 2
At New Britain-HartfoTd. g. New Britain. ).
At Holyoke-SpringhelG. 5; Holyoke 1.
At Meriden-Meriden, s; Waterbury. /.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
At New HaTrn-NcW Haven 1. Bridgeport, O.
Other games-rain.
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EASY FOR BRoOKLAND.
Downs McCuIIOh A. G., of Baltimore,
by II TO 2 and IL 10 3.

The McColloh Athletic Club. Of Balti-
more. and Brookland played two games on
the grounds OF the latter team yesterday,
Brookland taking both games by lopsided
scores. Scores:
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AFTERNOON GAMI
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.
MORNING GAMES.

MORNING GAMES.
Al Harrisburg Lancaster. 2; Harrisburg, ? Called
IN tenth inuing.l
At AltOona-Altoona. 2; Johnstown. l.
At Reading-Reading 3; Williamsport. 2
AFTERNOON GAMES.
At Lancaster-Lancastsr. 6; Harrisburg. L
At Altoons-Johnstown. ;. Altoona,
Az Reading-Reading ;; Wnnamsport 2
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Pueblo-Pueblo 2; Lincoln. 5 Second game
Pueblo. 9; Lincoln. 10
AT DeS Moines-Des Moncs. !; Sioux City 9.
At DenTer-DenTer. l3; Omaha, J second game
Denver, 2; Omaha, 8.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Athletic Club Blanks the
Printers by o to o.
sTANDING OF The

The Columbia Athletic Club shut out
the Government Printing Office in an In
teresting game yesterday at Capital City
Park
Cars batting, Carrigan's running
catch. and Copeland's batting were the
faott,rae Score
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
MORNING.

MORNING.
at New Bedford-Now Bedford, 4; FaI River. (
,callcd on account Of RAIN.
At LoWell-LSwel s; Lynn. s.
At WoTcester-W Worcester. ): Brocgton, O.
At HaTeThill- -HavcTiI 3; Lawrence. .
AFTERNOON.
At Brockton--worccstcr. /; Brocktou. O.
At Lawrcnce-Lawrcncc. /: HaVerhill. 0.
At Lyun-Lowell Z Lynn. I.
At Fail Riyer-Ncw Bedford 3: Fall River, Q.
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BANDITS TAKE TWO
FROM ALLENTOWN
Continued from Page One.

came ia the sixth session. Zanelli took
four wide ones. went to second on clev-
erly executed delayed steal. and scored on
Murrays single past the second base
man.
Allentowns first run was obtained in
the fourth. Murray walked Hart. who
was advanced 20 second by the sacrifice
route and won't home on Masterson's
lucky Texas eaguer.
Nearly Tie the Score.
Allentown came within one run Of tying
the score in the seventh. With one down.
Masterson was dead-headed TO first
Holmes struck out. but Lenox's luck did
not desert him, and he lifted a high one
which was just beyond the reach OF Gil
bert. Donovan. and ZanellL Kerr was
railroaded to first, making a full house,
and then Harrison swiped the ball down
the first line for what looked 10 be an
easy out but the spher, bounced over
Connors' head. Masterso and Lenox
crossing with runs.
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HORSTMAN WINS CUP
Chevy Chase Golfer Middle
States Champion.
CHARTERS PLAYS STIFF GAME

Terminate Pushes Horstman TO the
Limit TO Capture Match, Which Is
Finally Won by Up and to Play.
w. Tuckerman Captures First Hon.
Ors I'm Handicap Medal Play.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
MORNING GAMES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
MORNING GAMES.

MORNING GAMES.
At Columbus-Columbus 2: Indianapolis. )
A: Minneapolis-Rain-
At Kansas City-Kansas City. 5: St Paul.
At Toledo-LouisVille, ?; Toledo. 5
AFTERNOON CANES.
Al Columbus indianapolis 2: Columbus, L
At ToledO-LOuisville S: Toledo. .
Al Mlrneapol polis-Nliuneap0lis. /; Milwaukee. O.
Az Kansas Ciuy-Kansas City, g; St Pael. Q.
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Two-base hits-Grason C2) Byrd. Bases on balls
OF Byrd. /; of Johns. 2 Hit By pitcher-By BJId'
/: by Johns. z Struck out-By Byrd. 10; BY Johns.
Z Passed ball-CrUB. Sacrifice hits-Iimanns, Ora
son. Johns Time OF game-l hour and 10 minutes
Umpiro-Nr George. Of TOWson. Md
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Marines Trim 81. Vincent's by Ninth
inning Rally.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
W. I. Pct. W. L. Pct.
81 yines1ts. Z Il s. BstsT''si...:;.... { IS
81. Josephs.. 666 St Dominic's.. 20
Came to-monow-Commissioners vs.. st. Joseph 8,
Et Thirteenth and ID streets northeast, $50
Before a large and enthusiastic gath
ering. the Marines defeated the St. Vim
cents yesterday by . to g.
1t was a slugging match throughout.
with the Marines the aggressors, they
winning out IN the last round by a base
on balls. four singles, and a timely home
run by Meagher. ST. Vincent used up
three twlrlers Score:
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BUSINESS MEN PLAY
Launch Commercial League
with DOuble-header.
GAMES REPLETE WITH ERRORS

z. J. Murphy Co. Defeat william
Hahn & Co. in Initial Contest by
II to lin the Second Game w. B.
Moses & Sons Down the Woodward
& Lothrop Nine by 10 TO II.
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AFTERNOON,
NEW YeRK STATE LEAGUE.
MORNING GANES.

AT Gloversville-Utica. 10; A.. J. and c.. 5
At Binghanton- Bnghamton. ;; Syracuse. o.
At Troy-Troy. Il. Albany. Il. Called end Of
eleventh inning on account Of rain.l
At Wilkesbarre Wlkesbarre, y Scranton, 3.
Called end Of eleventh inning on account Of rain.)
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Earned Tuns-Allentown. /: Washing
ton. , First base by errors-Washing-
ton. 1. Left on bases-Allentown. s. First
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AFTERNOON GAAIES

At Utica Utica. 3; A.. J. and G.. !.
1T Observation-Disclosures. 2; Syracuse, /.
At Wlkesbaue-scranton, q WlkesbaIe, o
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EASTERN BUDS WINNERS.
Down Eastern Empires at National
Park by 10 :.

The Eastern Empires were defeated by
the Eastern Buds in a six-inning game
at National Park yesterday morning.
10 4.
Walker, on the slab for the Buds,
proved a stumbling block to the colored
bows. who obtained only six hits OF his
delivery. Score:
Ri. L
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MANAGER HITS sHoRTsrOP.
Diversion at Ball Game-PortsmOuth
Team Takes Both.

Diversion nt Ball G0me-PortSmOutn
Team Takes Both.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Norfolk. Va, May S0.-Portsmouth took
both morning and afternoon games from
Norfolk
The morning game was won in Ports
mouth. 6 to 4. and the ar1ernoon In Nor
folk. s to /. Portsmouth outplayed Nor
folk in every department in both games.
A scrap between Manager Griffin, Of
Portsmouth. and Shortstop oNeal. Of
Norfolk, was a diversion in the first
game Griffin struck O'Neal alleging
that the Norfolk player purposely blocked
him at second base. Several blows were
struck. but neither player was injured.
Portsmouth scored four runs In the aft
ernoon game on a ball which got past
jackson In center field. Five thousand
people witnessed the afternoon game.
Scores:
MORNING GAME.
Portsmouth........ % 0 o o z-S 10
Norfolk ............. o 0O0 0 "a Q
Batterics-Hamilton and Wadleigh; Bertram and
Evans. Umpire-AIr. Byron.
AFTERNOON GAME.
Norfolk. ............... 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 o OIL
Batteries-vaH and wadleish: Carroll and Smith,
Umpire-AIr. Byron.
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Toisls....... sl2'B 10 7
Two out when winning

Two out when winning nun scored.
s. Einccnts 2 o / 0-s
Marines. S........................ o o 2 SO
rw0-base hits-Wikcrson Casasa DAILY, Thomp-
sou. McaEher. ThreShase hits-Symanosld Snyder
Home rnn-AIeagher. stolen bases-Daly g2l. Bona
Vairea Beslick. Kane Bell Sacrifice hits-Wilker
son. Symanosh l2l. Madden g.. Mailoy. Bell Hits
of Gibson. p. on Bush 6; of Wnkerson. 4: of
symanoski. 8, First base on balls-By Gibson /: by
Bush. 2; by Wilkerscn. /; BY Symanosh. l. Hit by
pitched bal-Kane Struck out-By Gibson s. by
Bush. 81 by wilkcrson. l. Left on basss-st Vim
cents. s.; Marnes l3 Passed balls-Bouavaires. 2
Umpire-Mr. Day. Time Of gnme-l hour and p
minutca
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Knocks Ball over Fence.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. May 9O.-Richmond won
both games OF a double-header here to-
day. chiefly on account of their ability
to hit when hits meant runs. Ten thou
sand people witnessed the games. which
were characterized by sharp fielding on
both sides. Sparks and Archer. the local
twirlers, were both effective. Riggs,
Richmond's center fielder. made the long
est hit ever seen on the local grounds in
the afternoon game, when he cleared the
left field fenceA1or a home run. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31

Eastern BaGs ................ 0 IL Is
Eastern Empires. es............. / -
Batterics-Buds. Walker and MoTelandi Empires.
Young and Hamilton
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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-07-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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Bert Gibson of Pocatello was a
visitor in this locality Wednesday
looking for employment, but farm
hands are very plentiful at present
SO he did not remain.
III. Fl. Williams made business
trip to Blackfoot Friday.
Will and Mrs. Twitchell spent the
Fourth at Idaho Falls, others went to
Basalt while large majority of the
Presto people remained at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Hayes and Mr..
and Mrs. K. P. Brown of Blackfoot
spent the Fourth and fifth on the
Just ranch and in Jones canyon.
Patrons of Route are without the
Republican this week. 1t seems
queer that such a thing should occur
when Uncle Sam pays those carriers
to deliver all mail but they think
he does not see them shirk.
Number q
Editors note-Maybe we put the
wrong label on the roll. Will send
another)