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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-02
PARA MAvInAn-EI anraditadn

PARA NAVIDAD.-- El Rcreditsdo
cafe MORGAN. el nueyo cafe FortaleER 81
ACADIA de reCibir nm magu1fco spFtido de
eIegsntes Csjit&s de esquisitou dMIces y
6OmbOnes, pEopioH para TegaloB dc NavidRd
y "Afo Nuevo." Las mas acredit4da
marcaH de chocolates Be sncuentFan alIf los
estuChes son de 10 mas aEtfaticO y 6no.
Los hslRdoS de ffutaH del pals y refresCoB
siguen Hisndo de 10 mas sBquiaitO. Pre-
clos m6dioos y H0Tvicin r6pido y toda
hoTa. El chocolate "BAker" ofreCe atER'
yentea noVsdadas.
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tNstgD "A AaS r1ADt1eS,--El ii IataEe sairrsaiite
S Winslow debe siempre que los ninos estan
q ~rodo de "a dentcon Proporcicna alvio innedato
. pequeno paeente, produce seno natural tranSuio
silvia ei door e angefo desPerta muy vivo alegre
encias aivh dolores, hace 6cies las funeiones de
ssdmaeo Eegnla los intesdnoss IS el meoF Femedio
ronoc % para IA danea va provenga esta de Ia dentbn
Dc euaquiera otra 1dngaae mueho cudado ped
q arabn GalnRnta Dc "a Sen0ra Winsow"s Gle'neoa
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CADA DIA OBTIENE mayor popu.
laridsd 81 msguffco Ron San Luis, como
cido geneFalments con 81 nombTs de Ex'
posici6n. PrepaEadO embOtellado por
los SEN 9reB Alvarez HeEmanos, no contiene
ninguna BuHtancia nociva 10 prueba 30
gran demRnda. Dap6sitO San Jose St
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hal TIENDITA.

DE JOsEFA ECHEVARRIA. Pla.
Ea Principal %, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Por Cada 10 centRvos que Be gaBten hsata
81 12 de Enero de 1908 as otoEgar6 una
pRpeIetR de una linda mufeoa un objeto
de aEte. Hay efsctos ReligiosoB Jugue.
tss aTtfculoH dc novedad para BeiioEaB.
d. p.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRIC0LA
DE PUERTO RICO.
Capital autOrIzadO S2.40O,OOO. Capital TOall.
zadO S3l5,532.98, U. Sc.
OperaoiOne8 que reoZisa:
DE PUERTO RICO

N~SeNatNC
pT6slamOs: Con garantias personales, cor
colaterales, y con hipOtecas coTtO y large
pIazo sObre tincRs rCsticas.
lesOuentOs: De girOs, pagares, y obl1ga
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GlF0S: Sobre EspRfa, New York, Paris,
LOndres y HanbuTgO.
6IFos pOT Cable: Sobre New York y Ma
drid.
GUsntas GOrrenias Con inteTes de 2 pm
nual dispOnibles la vista por cheques.
lmpOsluOnes pazO flo: Con interes de 2
b. 9 annual seg6n tempo.
SaO0l6n dc ahOTT0s: ImpOsiciones sObre Ii
bretas desde 25 cts. q 81 900 con intereses
al6 p 8 annual.
GObTalIaS: POr cuentR agenR con comi-
sion m1nima de cobrO. Sin cOmision para
los corrientistas.
B3p6SltOs: De elective y valores.
Gamble do mOnsdas De todos los pa1ses
vsnta de O6dulas hlpOtsOarias: La mejor Inc
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gadero por cupones semestrales.
vsnta dc fIR0as: Dando facilidades para el
pagO, en- las jurisdiCciones de Adjuntas,
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WANTED. -stenogEspnsr capable Of
ticking letters in English and Spanish for
large commercial house. Write, stating
x lerieuce and salary expected, TO E. 0.
B.x 602 2v.B.
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Don Manuel Fernandez Juncos.

ReProducios en- facsimile carta que nos diriie este
dstnguido escrtor, expresando e efecto que produ-
ra So Propo caso el uso de las Pdoras de Foster
para los rinones
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LECCIONES DE FRANCEs- Las
dar6 q dOmicilio IN joven frances Para
mau infoTmea diEigiTse apRrtado No 135.
is v. 8.
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-En ola Correspondence do Puerto
Rico, AIIsn 81, hay dc vents FsCiboE ta.
lonaEioa para CobEo de alquiloras do CRsaB.
iian4aE On metkliCo con fEmaH, dsOlR "a,
GionsA do nACimisnto, dafunCi6n , CeEtifca.
II 10 uaGdinA. %
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
HARYARDBEATSYALE
Captures First Contest of
Series from Old Eli.
HARTFORD TWIRLs GOOD GAME
Crimson Pitcher Holds the Blue safe
at All Stages, While New Havenites
Are Forced to Use Three Pitchers.
Fourteen Thousand Persons Wit
ness Game on Soldiers Field.

Cambridge. Mass. June 1S-Harvard
administered a stinging 5-to-l defeat TO
Yale in the first OF their diamond series
on Soldiers Field this afternoon.
Fourteen thousand gay-spirited class
merrymakers witnessed the contest which
was One-sided. 1t was Harvard's day all
the way. Yale was completely outclassed,
and put up the most listless exhibition of
bail ever exhibited here by the Els.
Hartford pitched a magnificent game
for the Crimson. He kept the visitors
entirely at bay save in the third inning.
when the punching Of three hits gave
Yale her solitary tally Of the day.
The Ellis touch Hartford for seven hits
In all, but they were hopelessly scattered.
and twelve followers OF the bulldog struck
out On the other hand three Yale pitch
ers were sent L rough the mill, Jones.
Van Week, and Rose, the latter faring
best
Throughout not an error was registered
against Harvard. A couple Of hits and
fast base running brought the locals two
runs, the first time up.
In the second a smashing drive 70 cen
ter tailed Simons. and In the third
Pitcher Jones flight skyward forced two
men home.
Harvard viii meet Yale at New Haven
on Tuesday.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
LARGE FIELDS ENTER
Crack Athletes in the South
Atlantic Games.
STRONG WASHINGTON SQUAD

Pick of the Field and Trsek Per-
formers of This Section VIII Com
pete in Annual A. A. L. ChampIOn-
ship Meet at HomevvOOd Field, Bal
timOre, Tomorrow Afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
DanvilIe Take. the First.
,,I 70 The w,,biDgton H.r,Id

Special TO The Washington Herald
Danville, Va. June 1S-Norfolk lost
their first Of the series to-day with Dan
vile, as a result of three singles by the
Tobacconists in the first inning and an
error by o'Neil wilker, for the home
team, was effective at critical stages. and
kept his hits we'll scattered. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
FATALITIES IN BASEBALL.
Six Have Already Been Recorded on
Cincinnati Lots.

Cincinnati. June B-There have been
six persons killed in amateur baseball
games in this city and It's outskirts thus
far this season. and the seventh likely
victim was reported yesterday.
William Kordenbrock. age thirty-five,
Of Twelfth street and Crescent avenue.
Covington, was struck in the temple by
a batted ball which he was trying to
catch during a game Sunday morning He
misjudged f. and It struck him in the
head, rendering him unconscious.
doctor was summoned. but all his
efforts failed to revive the Injured man
Kordenbrock was removed 70 his home.
whore he Is now lowering between life
and death. with no hope for ultimate re-
cOvery.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
HIGHLANDERS FALL DOWN.
Never Get LOOk-in In OPENING
Game with st. Louis.

St Louis, June 1S-New York opened
with the Browns this afternoon. only to
meet with continued reverses. St. Louis
winning by the top-heavy score OF u 10 6
Not only that but the Highlanders
never had look-in after the frs. four
Innings. With the score standing Z to g.
Howell let up in his pitching in the ninth
inning. and it was at this point that Crit
hth's team made three of its runs At
tendance. $500 Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
R. R. Y. M. c. A, LEAGUE,
Coach Yard L. Easy for the shop
men, Who Win IL to 4.
STANDING OF THE TEA

The shopmen won easily from the
Coach Yard yesterday by Il to 4. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

Left on bases-Advent A. C.. :; Walach A. c.. &
First base on ballS-O1 Wyrick. 2: OF BUCKLEY, 81;
Of Allen, l. Innings pitched-By Wyrick 5; By
Buckley. Hits made-Of Wyrick. s: Of Buckley.
Struck out-By Wyrick. 8; by Buckley 4: BY
Allen = TwO-baso hits-Buckley. Seatou. Petrick
%. Sacrifice hits-Allen Hobbs Wyrick %. Stolen
haScs-HObbs MosbuTV Scaton. Wyrick. Browne o.
Allen Double pay-NiOshurg N Dexter. Hit by
pJcher-By Wyrick. l; by Buckley. L Wild pitch
Buckley. Umpire-Nn. james. Tins Of game
hour and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

Left on bases-Boston. q; ST. Louis. s. Bases on
balls-Of Flahsrty. 2: OF salee 2: OF Beebe l.. of
Higginbotham, L Struck out-By Faherty, (; by
Raymond. /; by Sallee. !; BY HigEinbotham. .
Thrse-baSe hit-Browne. Two-base hits-Kelley Ko-
netehy. Sacrifice hits-Ritehey. Flaherty. Stolen
oases-McGann o. Barry. Flaherty Byrns Beau
mont. Double plays-F1aherty to Dahlen 10 Nc
Gam; Charles 10 Konetchy 10 Bliss. Hit by
pitcher-By Flaherty. 2; by Sallee. J. by Raymond
!. Wild pitch-Beehe Passed ball-Bliss. Umpire
Mr. Rigler. Time Of gams-l hour and IS minutes.
Attendance, 2O43.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
MontreaI Meet Ends SATURDAY..

Montreal, Canada, June 1s.-The spring
meetiig OF the Montreal Jockey Club will
end as scheduled on Saturday next The
club has been requested by some turfmen
in Montreal New York. and other places
to extend the present meet a further
period OF two weeks. This the executive
committee decided would be unwise.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

Left on tases-Brookyn. II; PittshIrg. 3. Bases on
balls-Oh McIntire. 2: Of Holmes. ! OF Camnitz.
g. Struck out-By McIntire. q by Camnitz Home
nln-Hummel. Two-base Wilson Sacrifice hits
-Sheehan. Leah. Wagner. Camnitz. Stolen bases
Pattee. Starr. Thomas Wagner. Wilson. Hit BY
Tatcher-By Holmes l. Umptrcs-Messrs. Johnstono
and Rudderham. Time Of Eame-l hour and 20 min
uteA Atteudance-3,5OO.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
st. Vincent's Trim Commissioners Ina
Ninth-fnning Rally.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

TO-day's gIne-St Pauls vs.. 81. Joseph's at Thir-
teenth and D street northeast at $50
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

First base By errors-B1rst, 2. Filth. J Left on
basos-Rfrst. o: Fifth s First base on baIs-Of
stuckert. 2; OF Gordon 2; OF Mcmahon. In
nings pitched-By Stuckert 4; by Gordon. s. Hits
nade-Of Stuckert 3; Of Gordon, !. Strucks out
BY Stackert, 2; by Gordon. 4; by Mcmahon. Z Two
base hits-Salb Elicit Sacrifice hit--Wynkoop.
Stolen bases-Hofman (2). MeQnin- Double plays
Evans 10 Gordon 10 Erwin; Mcdshon TO Salb 10
Holman Wild pitches -Stuckert /; Gordon. L
Passed balls-Erwin. 2; Holman. l. Umpires-
Messrs. Hughes and Stuckert- Time Of camel
hour and 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
BLANKS The TIGERS
Big Bill Burns Pitches Good
Game at Detroit.
MCBRIDE DRIVES IN THREE
with Bases Loaded I'm the Second
Inning, ShOrtstOp smRshes Ont IA
Triple, Giving Washington N Good
LeRd-Siever Knocked Ont of Box
and Suggs Is Relieved by summers.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington, ~ Detroit, o.
Chicago, o. Boston, B.
81. Louis, I2I New York, @.
Cleveland, 81 Philadelphia, 2.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

Batteries-Perdus and Smith; Walker and ThAcker.
Umpire-Mrs Hennager.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

Two-haso hits-Stahl Williams Lake Hemphfu
Home Hun-Howell. Sacrifice hits-Keeler. HartzeTl
Double play-Scnwitzer % T. Jones Stolen bases
Hartzel Conroy. Hit by pitchcr-By Howell /
Bases on bals-Of Cris l; OF Howell l: on Orth
/; OF lake. Struck out-By Howell 2: by Lake
8 Left on bases-St. Louis 5; New York. z I'm
pires-Mess-s sheridan and Connolly Tine Of game
3 hours and 70 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
CUBS DOWN GIANTS
McGraw Tries Three Twirl-
ers to Halt Defeat.
REDS SHUT OUT THE QUAKERS

Ewing TwirIs in Rare FOrm-ErrOr
Permits the Only Tally of Game.
FIaberty Is Too Much for the ST.
Louis Cardinals - Men from Hub
City Find Their Batting Eyes.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

TnTohase bit-DRly. Three-base .hits-Waiter Hur-
ley. Stolen bases-Cohll Brewer. N, Ireland. Sy-
msnoskie O. Thomas, Sacrifice hits-Brewcr 70. {.
Beckett II. Beckett Double play-Connors to DAILY.
Hits made-Of Collins. I; Off Beckett. B Fryt
base or balls-By Collins. 4; by Beckett. l. Hit by
pitched ball-C Thomas l3. Anderson Struck out
BY Beckett s. Left on bases-St. Vincent's. Q; Com
missioners, 8. Wild pitehes-Beckett. ?; Collins 4
Umpire-Mr. Cleveland. Time Of game-l hour and
40 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

First base on baIls-OH Carrou. 5: of Balscr 2
Struck out-By Carroll. ); by Rohman, l.: by Bal
Keane o. Mess. Sacrifice hits-Ness. c. Guam
trelle, Purcell Stolen bcses-Mess (D. Hayden 81
I. Quantrelle Dougherty Bartell. BalseT. Duganne
Dawson. Can. Double play-Harveycutter 70 Barn
Hayden. Umpre-Mr Venable. Time Of game-l
hour and 50 minuteA
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

Left on hases-Coach Yard s; Shopmen 6 First
Mcdonald. J. Innings pitched-By Shanahan 2:
By Mcdonald :. Hits madc-Of Shanahan 9.
OF Mcdonald. o. Struck out-By Rider. 5. by
shanahan. /; by Mcdonald. g. Tw0-base hits
CalOw. Deschard. Sacrifice hits-Rohey. Miller.
Stolen bases-Sullivan %. Callow, Buns. Cockrell
l5l. Meradith Groves %. Deschard. Umprc-Mr.
Smith. Time Of game-l hour and 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

Navy beat Treasury and Interstate
Commerce defeated Interior IN the double
header yesterday. The Sailors put IL
on the Money Counters by 5 TO g. and
the Railroad Regulators carried OF the
honors from Interior TO g.
The hand OF fate is not dealing gently
with the Money Counters The trouncing
Of yesterday Is the third successive de-
feat OF the erstwhile leaders. This time
Hester was responsible for the misfor-
tune, his errors In the eighth and ninth
Innings being solely responsible for the
winning tallies Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

Left on bases-ChicagO. s; Boston 6. Thrcebaso
hits-Sullivan, Mcfarland TVo-base nlt-SulliTan
Sacrifice hits-Putell Atz. Davis. BurchelL Stolen
bases-Purtoll Dougherty. Smith. Double plays-Atz
to Donohue TO nrtell: P,Irtell TO Davis TO Donohuo
Sullivan 10 Purtell; Walsh 20 Donohue Bases on
haiis-Of White. i; of Potteu. l; of smith, 2; Oh
Burcheil, I. Struck out-By White. 2; by Burchell.
Hit by ptcher-By White Wild pitch-Smith.
UmpireS-AIessrN Evans and Hurst. Time OF game
hours and Is minutes. ATTENDANCE. 500
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

Iwo-base hit-Vickers. Three-base hits-LAjoie, n.
Clarke Sacrifice hts-J. Clarke. smith, Hartsel.
stolen hascs-N. Clarke. Rhoades J Clarke. Bir.
mingham. Shaughnessy. Base on bals-Of Rhoadcs
2; Of Vickers. s. lift by pitcher-By vicker. l:
b. Bhoades. 1. Left on bascs-Ceveland Is: Phila.
delphia g. Struck out-By Rhoades. (: BY Vickers
8 Double phys-Laioie b Stovall: Hinchnan 70
stovall. Umpire-Nlr. Egan. Thno q game hours
and 50 minute -Attendance $40
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Wllliamsport - First game: Wilmington. 6;
williamsport, B Second game: Wilmington, /;
Wiliiamsport, II.
At HauisburV-First game: Trenton. g.: Harris
burg l. Second game: Trenton. l: Harrisburg 7.
At Acknowledgements. 8; Altoona T.
AT Johnstown- Reading q Johnstown. L
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

First base by error-St stephens 4; Blooming
dale. l. Left on hases-St. stephens. g. Bloom
ingdale. ;. First basA OF balls-Of Riston. =
Struck out-By Riston. ., " Murphy. S. Two-bosa
hit-Hcinrch. Stolen base-MOrarity. Double
plays-NIoors 20 Northhead: Dunn to Heinrich 70
Conway. Hit BY pitcher-By Riston, 2 Passed
ban-Darnam Umpre-Mr. Hoffman. Time Of
game-l hour and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
PITTsBURG, s; BROOKLYN, 8.
Heavy Scoring I'm Last Few Innings
of Hnrd-fOuEht Game.

New York. June 1S.-There was some
husky hitting at Washington Park to-
day on both sides. but the Pirates lar
ripping was the huslier. and the Brook
lyns were beaten in game fought to
the finish. Thomas was the slugger-in-
chief. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
TO-DAY's GAMES.

New York, June 1S-The New York's
hooked up with the Cubs to-day and
We're beaten IN an exciting game wiltse
was batted out Of the box in the third.
and RHelbach exploded IN the same in
ming. Schultz saved the game for Chi
cago by his great work IN right feld
Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
BIOOmIngdales Are Easy for st. Ste
phen's Institute Team.

To-day's game-Counba A c. vs. Brentwood nt
Capital Park First and NJ streets northeast a. 30
With Murphy, OF St. Stephens Insti-
tute allowing but three hits. Blooming
dale proved easy. yesterday for the West
Epders. y to O.
The game was fairly interesting up to
the eighth inning, when RistOn was
hammered all over the lot Murphy's work
was strong and steady. Moore. for the
BloomlngdaIe club, was the star Of the
day He was all over the field. having
five put outs and seven assists 10 his
credit Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
The Score.

Stolen hases-McCan ~. Harvey Wheaton. Bass
on bolls-On Hartford. I; OF Jones ;: on Roe. :
Struck out-By Hartford. r. By Jones. /; By Rose.
Double plays-Dines 10 Jones. Jones 70 Philbn. Hit
by pitcher-By Jones. 1: by Rose. L Wild pitch
Jones. Umpires-Messrs Smith and Adams Time
of game-I hour and 80 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

Left on bases-Chdcago. 6; New York, s. Bases
on halls-Of Wiltse. Of TayloF. O. Of Malarky. q;
OF Reulbach. 5. OF LundcTen . Struck out-By
Wiltse. 3 by Taylor. !, by Malorky 3. by Lind
grcn, J. Two-base hits-D0uhu. Chance a.. King
Sacrifice hts-Doyle. Seymour. Hoffman o.. Tinker
~. Stolen lase-Schulte. Double play -Reulbach
10 Tinker % Chance Passed ball-Kling Umrdres
-Messrs KLEIN and O'Day Time Of game--2 hour
and Minutes Attendance co.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Bridgeport Bridgeport, 2; New Haven. Z
At Waterbury Waterbury. 6; Meriden. 7.
At Springfeld-Springfeld. 4; Hartford. s.
At New Britain-New Britain, 5: Holyoke. l.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

Iett on bases-Philadephia. (: Cincinnati 5 Base
on balls-Oh dcQuillen. l. OF Ewing. / struck
Cut-By McQuiDen. ]; by Ewing. J. Tvobase hit
Lobert- Sacrifice hits-Lobert. PaskeTt Dooin. Nc
Quillen. Stolen bases-Lobert IT, Titus Double
pays-HulsWitt 70 Huggtus 20 Camel; Titus 20
Grant. Umpire-Air Emslie Tine q gnme-l hour
and minutes. Attendance s26i
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Newark-NewariI. 2: Rochester. !.
At BaltimOTe-Beltimore. g.; Montreal. )
At Providence-Providence. 2; Toronto, 8
At Jersey Ciy-Buffalo. 8: Jersey City. l.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
DETROIT Pr0Dss Easy for Bill Burns
IL AAO1 Nationals Scoring Shut-out
FIVE PITCHERS USED.
Sox Down the Boston Aggregation
in Interesting GHme

Chicago. June 1S-C'hicago won fierce
ly contested game, in which five pitchers
were used. Patten and White were
knocked out. and Smith retired. after
scoring the winning run IN the eighth. The
final tally was made on a double steal by
Smith and Dougherty. Unglaub throwing
wild to the plate. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

LArned Hms-Aloces, = Murphy. 4. First base By
errors-Moses, 2; Murphy. 2 Left on bascs-Moses.
4: Murphy. 5 First base on balls-Of Whitney. ;:
of J. O'Bren. Hits made-Of Whitney. 8: OF J.
O'Brien. 5. Struck out-By Whitney. 9: By J.
OBrien, Z Home rln-leager. ThTee-base hit
Harris. TNvo-hase hits-Kummer. Ferguson. Taylor.
Sacrifice hit-McKnew. Stolen hases-Yeager u.
Kane. Kline %. lawson. Hit by pitcher-By Whit
Dey. /; by J OBnen. p Passed baIs-Kane /. law
son. J. Umpire-Alr Finnegan. Time Of game-
hour and % Olninutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At FAN Riyer-Fall nivsr g: Lawrence. s.
AZ New Bedford-New Bedford. s. Lowell, 2
At Haverhill-Worccster 4: Hayerhin, L
At Brockton-Brock,on. 8; Lynn. 2
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

Earned r1ns-Navy, 2; Treasury, ; First base By
errors-Navy. 5; Treasury. L Left boses-Navy g.;
Treasury 5 First base on haIls-Of Hester
Struck out-By Hester, 6: by Litchheld, Home run
Miles. TNTO-base hits-Lord. Fucher Smith Stolen
bases-Brauner Rogers Lord. Double plays-McDon-
ough % Harris 10 smith, Rogers 20 HarriA Passed
ball-0'Neill UmDirc-Mr. Newman Time Of nme-
1 hour and IS minutca
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
Portsmouth Plays LIstIesslx.
4 to The Washington Herald.

oleclal 70 Inc warrington dernld-
Norfolk. Va, June 1S-With apparently
a safe lead until the seventh inning this
afternoon. the Portsmouth team went TO
pieces, Carter weakened and Lynchburg
won the game, 4 TO 2. Something has
gone wrong with the Portsmouth team
Its Playing this afternoon, as 1t has been
for a week or more. was weak and list
less. Score:
R. II. E
Lynchburg. ............ 0OSoA N 2
Portsmouth. 2 o o 0 o. 5
Batteries-stewart and westlaks: Carter and Wad-
leigh Umpire-Slr. Byron
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
CARDINALS ARE SWAMPED.
Allows but Three Hits,
While RivnIn Fnre RndIr

Boston. June S-Boston swamped St.
Louis this afternoon. driving three pitch
errs from the box. and having no diff
Guilty with HIgginbotham. the fourth slab
artist Flaherty allowed but three hits.
goora.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
'Batted FOR Suggs In the seventh.

Sacrifice hits-Schaefer, Shipke Two
base hit-Cobb. Three-base hit-McBride.
Struck Out-BY Siever. 2; by Summers, 8;
by Burns. 3. Left on bases-Detroit. q;
Washington. T. Umpire-Mr. OLoughlin
Time Of game-1 hour and 70 minutes. At
fendance-a147.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Moses jump Into Second Place by
Defeating Murphy's.
STAINING or THE TEAMS

To-days gaue-Woodvard & Lothrop vs.. William
Hahn & Co. at Eighth and Florida avenue north
east. at 531
w. B. Moses & Sons took second place
in the race by defeating E. ]. Murphy
Co yesterday at Eighth and Florida
avenue northeast in a seven-inning con-
test, by 10 70 g.
The Murphys outbatted the furniture
boys. getting nine hits to the winners
seven. but their hits came at inoppor-
tune times.
Whitney pitched good ball for Moses.
striking out nine men and pulled him
self out Of several bad holes. Score:
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

AT Macon-Macon, 4; Augusta, 0.
At Columba-Jsoksonville. 6; Columbia. G.
At SayannSh-Cbarleston, 2; Savannah, O
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Utica--Utica. 8; Albany. g.
AT Gloversville-A.. ]. & g.. 5; Troy, g.
At nghamton-Binghamton g. Scranton. /
At Syracuse Syracuse. 8: WilkesbaTre. L
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At MeTidian-Yicksburg 2: Meridian, L
At Monroe-Jackson A: Monroe. O
At Columbus-Columbus. 4: Gulfport. s.
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Totals. 10 72ll0 5
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Boston, lit 81. Louis, =.
Chicago, ~ New York, 3.
Pittsburg, ~ Brooklyn, q.
Cincinnati, 1 ! Philadelphia, o.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Atlauta-Atlsnts, A. Birmingham. )
At Little ROck-New Orleans. Z; Little Rock, 4
At Memphis Mobile, 4; Memphis. 3
At Misunderstanding. 3; MoDtgumery, !.
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REDS WIN WITH ONE RUN.
Quakers Shut Out In n Pitchers
Battle at philadelphia,

Philadelphia. June lS.-McQmnen's error
in the first inning allowed Cincinnati to
score the only run Of tho game to-day.
Both pItcheres were effective. Score:
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BY a great batting rally in the ninth
inning yesterday. St. Vincents snatched
a victory from the Commissioners, 10 4
1t was J. hotly contested game through
out. both teams pulling off some remark
able fast plays. When, st. Vincent's went
to the bat for the last time It was 4 to 2
against them. DAILY started the fireworks
with a two-sacker. and scored on a pretty
single by Cohill. Three more base hits
and costly error chased three more runs
across the plate Score:
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MAPS WIN IN THIRTEENTH.

for Birmingham to score.
Cleveland, June 1S.-Nichols' error on
Blrminghams drive in the thirteenth
inning Of to-day's Cleveland-P Philadelphia
battle cost the visitors the game. J.
Clarke singled after Birmingham had
stolen second. scoring the center fielder
with Cleveland's third and winning run.
Both Rhoades and Vickers pitched great
ball Score:
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

AT Omaha-Omaha. o; Sioux City. q
At Des Moipes-Des Moines, 6; Denver, 4