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The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-SlK and one-hhlf furlongs Queen
Marguerite, McCsrthyl. : 10 J. won; Cressina.
lA Duganl. 20 ? second; Imitator 100 DiusgraveD,
50 10 !. third. Time. % IS. Mss Norfolk. Aimee
g. Black Mary. Tipping. Explosion Dial Plate
Wild Refrain. Biskra and Coiucideut also ran
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase about two miles.
81 kevin. ls tDupeel. 20 s. won; Malacca. ls2
Henderson, even. second; PSprika. l35 ,Crumhlsyl
10 ]. third Time. s02 Robador. Meddesome
Boy Tampico. and Weirdsome also ran
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs. PrecepSor los Not
teri. % J. won; Fore s lShre,el 70 l. second
Sra Chn. l05 lDugan). To l. third Time 0.5s 3-s.
Uncle Jim. Short Out. TnTeler. Grania ST Abe
weymouth. Leak Out. Beauty Bright. and NIerise
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and furlong Fire
stone, lo9 Miller. 20 J. won; Master Robert 10
Garner. % 5. second: Spooner IS Uptonl. IS 10
third Time. / As 10 Regal Tourist Earl c.
falcada. and Gowan also mn.
FIFTH RACE-One and ole-quarter miles Crap
PIE, no Garner to 5. won. Brother Jonathan g
lSweet. 20 ]. second. Beauclere s5 lShrevej 10
z. third Time, 205. Pontoon. Pins and Needles
Red Fnar Crackshot and Winning Star also ran
SIXTH RACE-Five and one-half f1rlonrs Helen
Harvey. III Garner IS % l. won: The Pippin. III
lNoiterl 5 20 2. Second: Moorish King. lI5 Iee)
10 70 /. third Time, l97 2-5 Rostrum, Tod. Clef
Banbury. Summer Night PetticoaI The Vicar
Dandy Dixon Joe Lett. MugwImp. Fredonia Kill
cTeen. Corona Belle Prescatore. HOWth. aud Great
Falls also ran.
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Ed LARNED BEATS CLOIHIER
Former Champion Out of Middle
States Tennis Tourney.
Rev. II. J. Kendall Wins from Karl
Behr, international Player, in
First Round of Play at Orange.

Orange, n. j. juno So.-There was
plenty Of excitement to-day to reward
those who watched the progress OF the
play for the Middle States championships
in lawn tennis.
In the first round OF the singles. Edwin
P. Larned. younger brother Of the na-
tional chompion. put out William j.
Clothier. the national champion Of 1896 in
straight sets, g.. Sc. Larned had il on
Clothier all the way In the first set. fairly
smothering the tall Philadelphian. He
placed with beautiful accuracy and was
at the top Of his game. which consists
chiefly OF form. and has little variety.
For that reason there was an almost
monOtOnous succession Of successful and
sure placing shots by Larned. which
made ClOthier look awkward and out
matched. In the second set Clothier play
ed back more and gave less chances for
placing shots. However. he was weak on
his returns. which had nothing like tha
drive that Larned put in his. Even
though ClOthier played more alertyq
in the second set. he was at no time IN
great danger Of winning Il, however ths
points were called. The victory to-day
gives Larned an excellent chance 70 reach
the final round. it is thought. because
1t shows him 10 be al the best OF his
game.
There is a chance William A. L.arned.
the present Middle States singles cham
pion. may not defend his title He has
not been feeling we'll OF late. and also
has not done much singles playing. Much
depends upon how he comes along as the
week progresses. W. A Larned and
George l. Wrenn, jr., are in the doubles.
They won a match to-day from DR.. H. B.
Hawk and r. L. James.
Karl H. Behr, the international player
II 1877. who was in far from good form
his season, fell victim to-day in the
1rst round 10 the prowess Of the Rev.
J. Kendall. Of Philadelphia
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WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and one-haH furlongA Ayr-
water e lDcToncl) : 70 10 won: The Belle lOl
Swain, Is 10 5 second King Folly. . CEnganderl
. % l. third. Time. l.0 Kate Carney and Gold
Bars also Bu
SECOND RACE-Four and one-haN hirlonss
Christmas, % IAirtrotherl % 2 won LADY lima.
III lsmllngl % I. Second; Adyancing IO5 JG.
Burns. 20 ?, thirt. Tine 0Ss 35 Sister Phyl-
hs. Helen Mills. Hawks Flight and Cleat also ran
THIRD RACE-One mile Hiacko SO lFarbruth-
er). b % J. Won Mortiboy. lG2 Burns. 10 l
second SchToeder's Midway los (Nlorplandl 10 J.
third. Time. la 81 HaIbard Golf Ban sun
Hunt, Eldorado and CreSl also ran
FOURTH RACE-Five hirlonss. Sir Caunon. IJ7
CMurphyl, 90 l. won; Maxira Gun, l0 svaIni
Is % 1. second. High Hat, % (Francis). 10 I.
third Time. lO4 s. Indian Hunter Spcirht
Strcmelaud. A. Leonard Long John. To ald Fro.
Choice. Kiddy and Ed. Schuster also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and one-quarter mile. Pry-
tEuia. 93 kennedy. IS 70 l. won Hoiscler. l17
Shilling 4 70 8, second Hamper, l05 Griful 100
10 l. third. Time 2l2 - Appreciation Islailian.
and Rio Grande also an
SIXTH RACE-Five fIrlonEs Many Cobrs. 90
tNhitingl. % !. Won: Cercmonious lis lSillingl
even. second: Pimpsnte lo7 Murphy. G 10 third
lime. / 0i Thistebelle TremarEo. Fiat Cret. Au-
tomatic. Columbus. and Uncle Oliver also ran
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New York. June 9O.-Thomas H. Will
Jams won his first race of the season
here to-day. when Firestone captured the
Spendrift Handicap at Sheepshead Bay.
At the start. Spooner went out to set
fast pace. Firestone was with Spooner.
and together they raced away from the
rest OF the field in the run 10 the far
turn. Then Royal Tourist and Master
Robert began to move up. Royal Tourist
stopped in the middle Of the stretch.
and Master Robert did not begin TO make
his run until Firestone was so near the
judges that there was no chance 10 over
haul him. 1t was Firestone by three
lengths, with Master Robert second.
Grapple won the Swiftmas while Pre-
ceptor showed the way from the start in
the Alcedo.
Queen Marguerite won the first.
After a long. fierce duel in the steeple-
chase. ST. Kevin defeated Malacca by
length and a half
Four favOrites were kaa4an
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LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FiYe furlcnss RoecburE 7. 10
lSkirvin), S62i5, Won: Robin Gray. 10 ,Toxlerl
Sl5-s5 second; Light Blue 10 NIar,inl, $50 third
Tine. l0l - Dispute. jolly. Camel, Gecye c.
Dillon. Greenbridge Harry Percival. StCsaway.
Perennial, orta, aud joe Gaitens also -an
SECOND RACE-Six farl0ngs Banaghr I05
tButlerl S202. won; NIirth, l05 Warren, SIS TO-
second; Pirate Diana. l5 Dickens. SiO.2O third
Time l:l5 IS. Katherine Stephenson. Ogben Miss
Promise. Europa. Triangle. Danzctte Dental
Queens Daughter. lis Ne and Nell Oln all ran
THIRD RACE-Sh f,ulongS Semper va. IS
NicGee), SSl255 won; Hollow. 100 Pickensl 7.s5
second; Castha. s. ,Frazierl Sis third. Tine
liza 36 Viola Guild. Harriet WriEht Tolofty
Camille NJ, Blaze Of Light. Anna Reynolds igress
Lily. Ericsson. Lady Hapsblug. Hester zorr, and
VAST also ran.
FOURTH RACE-FIve and One-half frlore Di-
rect IL (Koenerl Sl6lO. won; CrystaF Maj u
(HeideD. N675. second; Dick Roller. los CMrin).
81. third. Time. lsG rs. Michael Angelo, aria
tion. Warield Cowden, W. A. Leach. Ben lowe
F1oreal lrTigator. and Woolwinder also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One' mile Gar. lO1 Ross. IS p.
won; Mcluette los Powers. $ %. second Pitola
Jos (Afinder'. S.65. third. Time. l39. Quagr and
Miss Strome also ran.
SIXTH RACE--Six furlOngS Joe Nose l13
Martini SSl5 won: Al Muller SO CEdmt0n)
81 D. second; Honest los CElanklin). $40. bird
Time, liz Is. Mernck. GoldHoOf, Frontenac ayo
ard Geneva s. also ran.
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CRUSADE AGAINST RoWDY1SM.
Eastern League President Releases
Two Umpires and Fines Players.

New York, June 90.-Rowdyism upon q
ball field in the Eastern League Is not
going 10 get a foothold If President p. T.
Powers has his way in the matter. and
from the string Of punishments which he
has dealt out the players in this organi-
zation must certainly feel that he means
business.
Owing to the mix-up at Jersey CITY IN
which Umpire Murray became involved
with Pitcher Brown and Fielder Mertes.
Of the Toronto club. the former was sus-
pended for three days and fined SO and
viii not be allowed TO play until the fine
is paid, and Mertes was fined SIS and was
also set down until this amount is paid.
The Umpire Moran-P!tcher Dessau- Mana
ger Dunn wrangle. which took place yes
terday at Jersey City. has cost Umpire
Moran his position as an Eastern I,eapua
umpire, the Indefinite suspension Of Des-
sau' and fine Of $25 for Manager Dunn.
who is not to appear on the field until
the same is paid.
Umpire Sullivan, who apparently has
not been able 10 make his authority felt'
with the unruly players. has also been
released.
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Today's gamo-Gace vs.. Fifth. at Sixth and D
streets northeast. at ). 30 O'Clock.
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Frederick Tenm Victor.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Frederick, Md, June SO.-Frederick de-
feated the Maryland Athletic Club. of
Baltimore, here to-day by the score OF
to 3. Reitz pitched a fine game for the
homo team and had it not been for costly
errors the visitors would have been shut
out. II was only due TO the fine support
in the field given Matthews, Of Balti-
more, that KEPT the score down. for the
local boys found him early in the game.
Score;
Maryland A. C.............. 10000 90 O-3
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Yale stroke Is Not Sick.

Alexandria Bay, N, Y, June SO.-D. T.
Griswold. Of Erie. Pa. Yales 'Os varsity
crew stroke. who collapsed on Thursday.
although looking hollow checked and
weary. is far from being sick. Inter
viewed to-day, he said: "Since recover
ing from the collapse in the racing shell
have been feeling very well and strong
and although my strength left me last
Thursday before the race was half over.
It was nervous shock rather than physi-
cal exhaustion that brought it on. 1 do
not attribute my collapse 10 overtrain-
ing"
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COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
MOye's Home Run In Last Inning
Causes "a Tie.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

To-day's game-Ecington vs. Metropolitans. at
First and W streets northwest.
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Player AssnuIts Ump,re

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. June 30-In the first
inning Of to-day's game with Richmond
Cowan. disputing a decision OF Umpire
Byron, lost his temper. and struck the
umpire in the face with his fist. Cowan
was clearly in the wrong and when he
was fined and banished, the occupants Of
the grand stand Kissed him. The assault
WIS the first of the kind seen here this
season, and Cowan would have been ar
rested, but Byron saved him.
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Lett on bases-WashingtOn, Z: phiIa-
delphia, 2 Bases on balls-OR Coombs.
!; off Plank. l. Struck Out-By Coombs.
i: by Plank. 4; by Burns. J. Two-base hits
Freeman, Davis. Z. Collins, Smith, Sac
-Altizer Double plays-Murphv TO 10.
Collins; Shipke TO Mcbride TO Freeman.
Umpires-Messrs. Hurst and Egan. Time
OF game-l hour and 30 minutes. Attend
ance, $3.50.
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SUNDAY-SCHOOL LEAGUE.
bethany md Waugh Fail to Put
Eligible Teams in Field.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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New YORK. June 3o.-Old Cy Young, the
man in baseball. pitched no
hit game against the New Yorks to-day.
Niles in the first inning was the only
New Yorker who reached first base, he
being passed. Young also batted in four
of Bostons runs. His support was gilt
edged.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
Philadelphia, 81 Washington, L.
Chicago, =; Detroit, 4.
Boston, 81 New York, o.
Cleveland, 20 ST. Louis, L.
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BY mutual consent, the Bethany-Waugh
game was postponed, neither team hav-
exhibition game was won by Bethany,
10 !.
Both twirlers were In good form, Keller
tanning eight batsmen and allowing five
hits. while Stuckert was touched for the
same number of bingles, and forced sew
en- members Of the Waugh players back
10 the bench Scnra.
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Left on hascs-New YORK. c. Brooklyn. s. Bases
on balls-Of Taylor. 2; OF Pestorius. 4. Struck
out-By Taylor. 8: by Pastorius. 2. Two-hase hits
Hummei. Lumley. Sacrifice hit-Tayior Double
plays-Bridwcl 20 Doyle 10 Tenney; Taylor 70 Doyle
% Tenney. Wild pitch-PastOrius Umpre-Mr.
O'Day. Time Of game-l hour and 30 minutes
Attendance. 5000
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MAPS WIN PITCHERS BATTLE.
st. Louis Players Unable TO Connect
with hebhardTs Delivery.

afternoons game from St Louis in a
pitchers battle between Liebhardt and
Powell St Louis could never find the
Cleveland pitcher effectively. Powell was
responsible for his own defeat. as he was
hit effectively IN two innings. and besides
made a bad throw in the sixth and gave
the opportunity for the winning run to
score Score.
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SoX IN OLD FORM AGAIN.
Get More Runs Than Than Tigers
on Snme Number of Hits.

Chicago. June 3O.-The Sox defeated De
troit in a finely played battle. With two
out in the fifth, and Sullivan and Dough-
erty on bases. Isbell raised a short fly
back OF second Cobb made a great try for
II. but fell down and the hit sent in two
rms Score.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At New Bedford-New Bedford, 4. Haverhil, L
At Loweli-Loven. 4; Lynn. 3.
AZ Lawrence-Lawrence, :: BrocSton 2
Al Fall River-FaIl River. 2: Worcester. /
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LaINeu FlIlls-beI0aIlll + FlTsI Olss UY errOrs-
Bethany 2; Waugh, ]. Left on hases-Bethany g.:
Waugh, 4 First base balls-Of Stuckert, /:
of Keller, g. Struck out-By Stuckert. z: by Ket-
Ter. 3. TNTo-base hit-Ketler. Sacrifice hits-Mac-
kay Dinthicum- Stolen bases-Linthicum Stuckert
Cunningham Double play-Linthicm TO DOdd 10
ZannelhL Hit by pitcher-By Keller 3 Wild
ptch-Ketler. Passed balls-DuttOn p Irmpire-
Mr.. Sutton Time Of game-I hour and % minutes
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.

The game IN the Capital City League
yesterday was declared forfeited TO the
Government Printing Office team by the
Atlant!cs. as the latter club did not have
team on the field. Capt. Priest, OF the
Atlantics. has protested the decision Of
the umpire.
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Left on bases Twining, 4; Manhattans. & First
base on bals-Of Buark. (: of Kraft. T. Struck
out-By BuarF. :; hy Kraft. T. Three-bass hit
Rupertus TwO-base hit-Buark Sacrifice hits
Nynsoope. Towles. Puntenney Stolen bases-Terry
Wynko1pe. CoOmes. Buark Walsh Kraft Hit bv
pitcher-By Buark. Passed balls-Barrpt (l
Coomes. Ruppert. Umpire-Nlr. Buckley. Time Of
game-l nour and 3 minutes.
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Earned rins - CongressicnalB. 2: Washington
heights. First blse by -COngreSsi0nals q;
washington Heights. 2 Left on bases-Cougues-
sionals 6; Washington Heights. 6 First base on
bais-Oh Legge, ); of Dyer. J. Struck Out-By
Legge, 2 by DYER Home r1n-Aioye. Threebase
hit-Legse. Sacrifice hit-Hobruner. Stolen bases
Moye Leggo Fsgue. Hit by pitcher-By Legge. l.;
by Dyer, Umpre-Mr. Myers. Tine Of ra5ne-l
hour and minuteA -.
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Left on iases-St Joseph'-. 6; Picked Team z
First bose on balls-Of Webster. 8: OF Walker. 2:
Of a. Rogers g. Hits made--Of A. Rogers 2. OF
Souder. 2; Of Webster. z on Walker. Struck out
BY Webster s. by Walker. 2. b. A. Rogers 8;
by SOuder. = Three-base hit-P1erce TwO-base hits
j. Salb GueT Sacrifice hit-PAIlaG Stolen bases
r.. Rogers e. Wooden HcSsler ~ Morton Wild
pitches-Wehster. 2 Passed ball-PallaS Umptre-
Mr Cleveland Time of game-l hour and min
uteS
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Madeira A c. wants games with teams
averaging seventeen years. The lineup: Noone.
catcher; Norris. pitcher: Johnson first base; Ma
honey. second base; Welsh shortstop; Callaghan.
third base; Callan. Jones. and Young outhelders
Manager, NJ. Maston. ZIP street northwest
In interesting game the Emersons dovned the
strong Second Baptists or the latter's grounds by
TO ) The features Of tho game were tho pitching
Of Leahy, the catching Of LoTeless, and MRclaiu .
good work at second - E-----.- =.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Timely Batting Gives TNvining Ath-
Ietic Club Victory.
nm rrrr- 1r-

W. L Pct. W. L. Pct
Guriey A, c. ass Manhattan. 10 Isl
To-day's game-Advent Athletic Club vs. Ninth
Street Christian Church. at McDevitt's Field
The Twining City Athletic Club defeated
the Manhattans yesterday at McDevitts 5
Field. by u 10 G.
Rupertus' three-base hit in the fourth
inning, with the bases full. was the fea-
tuTe.
Buark pitched a steady game and was
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Bufalo-Rochester. o.; Buffalo. l Called in
seventh by agreement
Al Providence Newark g.. Providence. s.
AT Jersey Ciy-Baltimore. 81 jersey City.
At Moutreal-Toronto s.: Montreal.
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Gore Beats Roper Barret,.

London. June 9o-At Wimbledon to-
day in the play for the court tennis sin
giles championship a. w. Gore beat Rop-
er Barrett by three sets to in 6-3.
So. E6. &c, Ga In the ladies' singles
Mrs. sterry beat Miss Morton by Ga 10
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Left - bases-ChicagO. s: Detrolt. s Stolen
bases -ScsaefeF Anderson, CmWfOrd- Bases on
bails-Of White. !, OF Mullin 6, Struck out-By
White 4; by Mullin. g. Double play-WhIte 70
Donohue. Hit by pitcher-By White Umpires-
Messr. Sheridan and Connolly. Time Of sme-I
hour and % minutes. Attendance, 1900
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Two-bose hits-Lobert. Mclean. Sacrifice hits
Kane. Lobert. Stolen bascs-Huggins. Kane. Double
play-Huggins 20 HulsWitt 10 Camel Bases on balls
on Spade. J. Struck out-By SPADE ?; by Frazer
2 by Reulbach. Umpircs-Messrs Emslie and
Rudderham. Time Of game hour and i7 minutes.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At ToledO-Columhns 3: Toledo. T.
A. ndianapolis-Indian8pOi 5: Louisville o.
At kansas City-Kansss City. 1, Minneapolis, l
Called IN ninth. darkness
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At LsncaStGr-First game: Trenton. 5; Lancaster
!, Second game: Trenton. Q: Lancaster. l.
At Reading-Nilmington !; Reading 2
Al Harrisburg -Johnstoup a. Harrisburg
At WilnamspoCt-Altoona, 4; Williamsport s
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Frank Greer Quiz. sculI,.

Boston. Mass. June 30-Frank B. Greer.
who held the single SOULS title. will make
no attempt to recover it. He has not
pulled an oar all spring and Is pounds
overweight.
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The Score.

Lett on bases-Boston, II. Bases on halls-Oh
Manning. 3; of Newton /; Of Lake, !: % Young.
Struck out-By Manning !; by Newton. J; by
Lake 4; by Young, 3 Sacrifice hits-McConnen C2l.
Cnger ". Stolen base-Mc(' 'onneu. Double play
Stahl 20 Blair. Hit by piicher-By Manning /; By
Newton. l. Umpire-Mr OLoughlin. Time Of
game-2 hourA Attendance. 1.50O.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At HIobile-Mobile. s. Little Rock. O.
At NashTille-NnShville. 8; Atlanta l.
At Montgomery Montgomery. 4: Birmingham.
At New Orleans-New Orleans vs. Memphis; rain.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

Al Waterbury, Bridgeport ,; Waterbury. l
At New Britain-New Britain. a. Holyoke,
At Meriden-SpringAeld / Meriden. 0.
At New Hayen-Hartford &. New Haven, )
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE

At Nicksburg- Columbus. i; Vicksburg. 0.
At Meridian-Jackson, 8: Meridian, 2
AtMonroe-Monroe, 0; Gulfport. thfteen innings;
iarkDessl
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GIANTS TAKE FAST GAME.
New YOrISs Hit Opportunely and
BrookIyns Are BIanked.

New York. June S0.-The. New Yorks
won quickly played game in Brooklyn
to-day They did not Mt any harder than
the BrooklynS, but hit moro opportunely.
and blanked tho Brooklynites. Score:
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Columbia-First game Augusta. 3: Columbia.
2 Second game: Columbia. Z; Augusta T.
At tJacks0nyille-Jacksonylle. 3; Charleston. q
at SaTannah-SaTaunah /; Macon. O.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.

No game yesterday; rain. To-day's
games-Treasury VS.. Interstate Com
merce; Agriculture VS.. Navy.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Cincinnati, 81 Chicago, 2.
New York, 81 Brooklyn, o.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York mt Brooklyn.
Chicago Mt Cincinnati.
Yesterdays RESULTS,
TO-DAY,s GAMES.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
CUBS IN SECOND PLACE.
HuISwitt's Ability ns ShOrtStOp
Aids Reds 10 Win

Cincinnati, June 3O.-Hulswitt's ability at
short aided Spade greatly in holding down
the Chicagos, whose defeat put them In
second place. Huggins' running was a
feature Score.
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Double play-Hofiman % T. Jones. Stolen bases
Holman o. T. Jones' Bases on balls-Of Powell.
1: Of waddcll. /. Of Iaebhagdt. 4. Struck out-By
Powell :; By Wsddel by Lebhardt g. Left on
bases-St. Louis. g: CleTeland. s. UmpIe-Mr.
Evans Time o. Eame-1 hour and 50 minutes. AZ
teudanco-l2 500.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Utica-Utica. I; A., J. & G., )
At Albany Albany. {: Troy J.
At Biughamton-Binghanto 0; Syracuse, &
At Wilkesbarre-Wnkesba 4; scranton, G
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FANS BOYCOTT FAILS.
Lynchburg Enthusiasts Go to &c
Home Team Bested Once Nor.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va, June 20.-Richpn
took to-day's game in the ninth on.w
clean singles and two infield scratcht +
the ninth, the score being . to l. Tn
game was brilliantly played on OF
teams. Mckenzie pitched fine gane
but he had nothing on Stewart up tth
ninth. The attempted boycott had \ Il
effect on the attendance. Score:
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Champions play ListIessIy.

Special to The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, June 30.-Purdue wahit
hard this afternoon and Portsnith
again won from the Champions, this me
TO / Hamilton was a puzzle for trio-
cal batsmen. The Champions playedst-
lessly in the field and at the bat. tle
Portsmouth took advantage Of everop-
portunity TO play ball. Score;
ID T.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Denyer-Denver. 4: Omaha. 2
Az Puabo-P Pueblo. 2; Lincoln. g.
AT Sioux City-Sioux City 5 Des Moines, l
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The Score.
Totals. ........... 80 l 6

'Batted for Freeman in ninth. fBatted
IN ninth
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FOUR CHOICES LOSE
FavOrites Fail to Get the
Money at Sheepshead.
HANDICAP GOES TO FIREsTONE

Thomas II. williams Wins HIS First
Race OF Season in spendrift Event.
spOOner Races with Winner from
the Start, but Place Goes 60 Master
aObert-St. Kelvin Defeats MaIacca.
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Because Of ST. Paurs failure 10 put a
team in the field on scheduled time yes
terday. it lost TO St Joseph's by forfeit.
10 0.
st. Joseph's played an exhibition game
with a picked team and won easily, by S
10 2. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
st. Paul Forfeits 10 st. Joseph's, and
Latter Beats Picked Team.
Because Of ST. Paurs failure

To-dny's game-St VinCnnts w. T1rneites al
Thirteenth and ID streets northeast. ~ 90.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
PITCHES NO-HIT GAME
Cy Young Performs Great
Feat Against Yankees.
ONLY ONE MAN GETS TO FIRST

TwirIer Also Bats in Four of BOs-
toms Runs-SuppOrt Is GiIt-edged.
ST. Louis Fails to Find Cleveland
Pitcher and Loses Game-BRttIe
Between Liebhardt and Powell.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01

The Congressionals and Washington
Heights teams played a five-inning tie
game in the Columbia League yesterday.
score 4 70 4 Moye's home run in the last
inning. tielng the score. was the feature.
SCOrp-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
DEFEATED In FOURTH
Athletics Bunch Three Hits
on Bill Burns.
EACH TEAM GETS SIX HITS

Nationals Play Perfectly I'm tho
Field and Make as Many Safe
Drives as Their Opponents, but
Stin Washington LOses-SinEIe and
Brace of Two Baggers Win GRme.