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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-07-02
Black Mans Silent Power

A new case Of Mor-Van just op.
ed, 36 bottles ST. bottle for 25c or
4 bottles for 81. No more after
this case is gone. A number of
customers have taken bottle
lot and one took bottles.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
FOOLED BY STEWART
Nan with Bad Arm Works
Richmond BatSmen.
SHUT OUT WITHOUT A RUN
Portsmouth shuts Out the Roanoke
Team by the Score of . 20 o, with
TruckerS-HOme Team OutcIassed
at All Stages of the Game.
cal TO The Washington Herald

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va. Aug IA home run
by Hooker In the fourth and a Niple by
Wallace in the seventh. followed by a
wild pitch. gave LynchbUrg two runs and
the game, Richmond being unable 10 get a
man around the circuit during the fuT
nine innings.
Stewart. who had been out Of the game
for two weeks with bad arm. while
wild. was an enigma 10 the visitors in
the pinches- IN the first eight innings
bases. Score
RH L
L-u1hb--rg--....-.---. o 0 Ox-2 o
RicauoEd----------... o 0 0 90 o
Pa tsries-Ste1sure and Bentley; Mckenzie and
Slessirt Jnpircs-Nassrs- Heunegsr and NIckeeyer
Arrc15zucg ia
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
CHANGES IN RULES
Revision Of Football Code
Will Improve Game,
PENALTIES FOR FORWARD PASS
Loss of BAH to Be Imposed on Team
fo~ Failure to Properly, Execute
to Fifteen Minutes, and Tardiness
in Appearing Liable TO Forfeiture.

The revised football rules for this year
as recommended by the rules committee,
were issued yesterday. in Spalding' s
official football guide. and. while no rad
icaI changes have been made. there are
several Of minor Importance. promulgated
with the idea OF rendering the game Of
more interest 70 the spectators
Perhaps the most important ruling is
the one that requires that in case a for
ward pass is legally touched. only the
man on the passer's side who first le-
gally touched the bail shall De entitled 90
recover the ball. until il has been touched
by an opponent also. # a forward pass is
thus legally touched. fUmbIed ana touched
by another player Of the passer's side
before the ball has been touched by an
opponent, the bah shall go 70 the Op-
ponents on the spot where II was first
illegally touched
In case Of holding or tackiiug by defens-
I've players, while the forward pass IS
being made. the penalty VIII be loss OF the
ball on the spot from which the pass was
made
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
BASEBALL NOTES.
II OF johnson to-day.

Smith OF Johnson to-day
Laj0ie's crowd made six errors.
Shipke did not make 8 bad throw or
juggIe a gTOuuder-
The double plays BY our boys heIpe1
enliven the contest
There was lots doing every minute in
the game yesterday
The veteran O'Day IS held to Be the one
best bet as an umpire in the National
League
BIZ Burns was al National Park toss
ing them over for about an hour yester-
day afternoon.
-Four clean hits IN one game IS not
a bad achievement for a batter Of Nc
Brides attachments
You can't tell the Quakertown fans that
any club viii really beat the Phulies out
IN the race for the National League bunt-
ing
Hal Chase Is the latest Yankee 20 get
On the hospital list It looks as though
that fckle creature. Dame Fortune. had
gone back on EIberfeId.
The Maps finally beat Hughes The
elongated twirler may get that hoOdOO
into working order again Friday. when
he is slated 70 face the LarTaUpers again.
Delehanty got real sassy with O'LouEh-
lin yesterday and may draw a generous
leave Of absence. This would be partic-
uIarIy unfortunate at this stage OF the
game
NcGraw says Leon Anaes Is Just as good
as ever and that he viii show the fans
something before the season IS much
older Ames viii have a chance against
the Reds this series
Gotham scribes have arrived at that
state where they argue at length whether
Donlin deserves a hit on a play which
the rules cover expressly. The Giants
captain IS not slighted by the New York
scorers
Edmonston was sent in to bat for
Clymer after the big fellow had a bum
strike called on him and was chased Tor
making audible remarks about Silks op-
tics The recruit stung the first ball
pitched for a clean single
The report TO the effect that Gates had
left the Nationals to attend the funeral
Of his wife is erroneous The little pitcher
had the misfortune 10 lose his mother.
and It was 70 be at her bedside that h
left the team Mrs Eli Gates IS at pres
ent in Atlantic City
Eddie Walsh probably viii be out Of the
game for a week as the result Of an in
jury suffered in Saturdays game with
the Senator's The big pitcher was hit on
The left arm by a pitched ball and the in
jured member was swollen to twice its
normal size yesterday and was giving
Walsh considerable pain
Should the Newark Eastern League
team continue the good work OF the last
fifteen days. during which time they have
won fourteen out Of eighteen games. the
winning of the pennant is not beyond the
bounds Of possibility. The Bengals have
been playing faster brand OF ball than
any other club in the league The pitch
ers are working fine. and the team. as 2
whole. Is playing In championship form.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Siz f1-lo-ss Ctte-z-ce -G5 Bot
Ter % T. Won; Nay Celia rs .He--=5vH u % 5.
seczc- Cr1gcln -E .Tr7zler'. 90 20 T. t1i-l. Tine,
il. -. Bayard0. LADY CC-l11e S-1-e- Cal--1a
Ci1es1s DauSh-eT Liuzando O-a--a- Cuez-- L--1 o.
L---r. and Al-uls- also -lu-
SECOND EACE-FIve and uuehz-f f1-I-r-z Joe
GEitsns 10 .Glas1e-i. g % J. -~11- s-r1--sla-5
iao iPcTerst, Il 70 ;. ser11d; At1z5zl. 115 .Tr-x-
isr'. = 70 :. third TINE. les Helen E--s De-
v-ser. Co-1rud Lady. Puco-alz-o Brown Tom Mss
C-l-reul5-. Maxim Gun and Pleasing Zlso -zn.
THIRD EACE-Sx furi1uEs- ul-ec---. --Z Tsfs-~
TIM 70 5 Won. LLdy Czral- Us tB1-ls-. . 70 =
ssr0-d, Beluere Ic- Powers. 9 % J. third Tine.
lis s. AI1lcol Loretta 1iacE- P5-rsr. Tame,
Edssly. Mad q Keu-uczz. az5 Co1ir Ope-z a-so
FOURTH RACE-One and oue-sir-ez--l uEzs
Kings Daughter. Is .Povers.. % . vo-- Dennis
stafford, i13 Rice. : % 5 secuul. R15zu..-e lie
lNicolt, 70 . third Tine, l-a5 e-5 Polly Pm
aiso ral
FIFTH RACE-Six fl-Iours- lI1--h rs .Psrs-s
90 3 Won; Lady Baldur. is5 Sfz--5lI % . 50
o1d- BIack HaUk Id walsh. 3 % T. third T.--z
- - Mason. Polar S-lT. FEed Naor Helen B.
and Protssynist also rln-
SIXTH EACE-FiEe furiCcSs- Margaret T. II
rPIczeus'. % !. Won, Giles. u5. 9 10 . secl-d.
Keep Ngv1ns. IG Powers. % T. tai-s- Tine.
q CsIboy. Gresnda-e Miss AIaro-ie, Ths TL1r-,
AID Little Minnie also Tsu-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
TE~T GAME
'Bstted f1r Erl1e IN - ninth.

l-atfrl l0T ENllE N ne DiUths
+Br1dwel ont. biz by battcd ball. and none cut
when winning nm Scored
Cincinnati----...-.... o 30IG . o.
Neg York. 0 O o -
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05

Ho-thcsst. at 80
IN one OF the best games pulled or IN
the Capital City League this season. the
Brentwood team succeeded in stopping
the onward course Of the Columbia Ath-
letic Club BY winning. 2 to l.
Sanders and Bernie" Gallagher were
the selections, and both pitchers had ev-
erythlng- The same number e hits-three
were registered OF each twirIer. al
though Gallagher was hit harder as far
as bases were concerned. Yum More
lands drive over the right feld fence
in the second inning putting the game
outside Of danger Temporarily.
To HoreIand-s hitting must 90 the cred
il Of defeating the leaders. for again. in
the seventh session. his fly 10 center sac
ri5ced Herring home with the second run.
Herring's work AZ the initial sack saved
the game IN the seventh. when ne yanked
down Richmond's bad throw, with one
hand after q leap In the air. landing on
the bag Just IN tine TO beat Jhe runner
Two fast doubles were pulled on. one
/ in which Beckett, after a running catch
Of q fly. caught Atchison of frst base.
the other IN which Sutton was nailed IN
{ trying 10 50 70 third on Barnes grouader
10 Mullen
The game was replete with features. as
l both teams were on The alert all the
time smith assistant manager OF the
/ Columbia Athletic Club. who does AL OF
{ the receiving OF the leaders. took one OF
i Sanders speedy balls il the forehead and
had 20 rest for few minutes Holman
was Jared In attempting 10 catch AtcE5-
son going TO second. and, after blocking
him. dropped the ball.
The last session threatened 10 be q heart
[ breaker for the Brentwood squad, as
( Hurley. the first man Up, drove one OF
/ Sanders straight ones 10 the Government
/ Printing Office warehouse. which Ordinsr-
[ ily would have been good for three bases,
I but Noreiand-s quick return stopped the
sIocky third b4seusn on second Atchi-
Z son took first on a bunt- which Richmond
I iuggled. and kinney drove & speedy one
I 20 Holman at short Pete was or the
/ Atchison.
Mullen then dropped a beautiful bUnt
/ aIong the third base line. which required
I Sanders best throw to Herring at first
I Smith then came Up. determined 70 win
I the game or. az least. tie Up the contest
/ The first ball he fouled over the left held
I fence, and a moment later sent a scream
/ er out 70 Sutton in the left garden, but
D Eddie was there. and pulled in the ball.
{ saving the game Joe HaldibOe's efficient
work as the indicator handler was again
/ commended Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
Team Way Forfeit.

An important ruling IS The one which
increases the time for inteTmissi0n from
ten 70 fifteen minutes and provides a
penalty Of forfeiture Of the game for the
failure Of either side 20 appear on the
field i've minutes after time IS called Il
VIII be remembered that IN the game
between Yale and Princeton last fan Yale
kept Princeton waiting twenty-five min
u-es after time was up, Referee Nike
Thompson being unable 20 find the Els
When the team did fle on the field there
was no protest, as there vas 10 rule 70
cover the contingency
The use Of the four officials. referee.
umpire, field judge, and Iinesma1. IS
strongly urged. and the field judge IS also
made tinekeeper-
There IS no provision IN the code for
the Introduction OF a new ball after the
game has started. The need Of such leg
-slation was forcibly demonstrated az the
Carlisle Iudian-Prtncer0n game. at the
Polo Grounds. last fall when the ball
was 50 wet at the beginning OF the
second half thar Il resembIed a sponge
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
MAPS BEAT HUGHES
HOOdOO Fails to Work and
Locals Are Defeated.
DEL MAY DRAW SUSPENSION

Second Baseman Objects 10 Decision
and Calls SILK O'Loughlin Bad
NameS-CIymer Is Also Chased
Game RepIete with Rank Errors,
ScrappinE, and Brilliant Plays.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
SANFORD Wins RACE
Colt Sir John Johnson Cap
lures the Huron.
MEDIANT FIRST IN HANDICAP
Whitney Entry Comes from Behind
at Saratoga and Lands an Easy
High Range shows the Way TO All
in the Third Event on the Card

Saratoga, Aug. John Sanford won
his drsU race Of the season here to-day
when his colt. SIR John Johnson cap
tured the Huron handicap for three-year-
oids. one mile ard three-sixteenths. Lit
tie Sweet who had the mount, took 1Ir-
Sanfords colt 10 the front as soon as the
barrier was released. and the son OF
Isidor set q fast pace all the way He
finished very strong and took the race IN
a drive by three parts Of a length
H 3. Duryea's Meddler flIy 9IediauC
made all the running in the handicap for
twO-year-oIds. FIVE and a half furI0ngs.
winning easily by three lengths M
Whitney's Sea Cliff came from behind
with a game rush and nailed the pIace
from the Newcastle stables Precepto- by
a head. The Madden pair. Joe Madden
and Schleswig. coupled al g 10 8, received
q crushing defeat.
Pins and Needles. outgamed 3Ir. Whit
ney's Fancy IN the race fo- platers a. 2
nile and beat the latter. head
High Range. running in the coIors oS
his new owner, George Od0m. showed the
way in the third race for twc-year-clds.
five and a half furIongs. and under
hard drive managed 20 win by a neck
from Mr. Duryea's The Gardener who
closed with a determined rush and ran
into The place d neck before a 3 Spreck-
els CCtytto. T Hitchcock. jr-'s, Wood
craft. even money favorite, was much
the best IN the Seneca selling stakes at
six furI0ngs. He met with interference
on the turn and vas compelled 20 run
around his field. bu- when Sweet let him
down he breezed 10 The front and won
by q length.
G-amsar, I 20 /, graduated from the
maiden class in The last race az nile
.oIadden-s Queen Lead led for half a mile.
and then Quit After that Cransar went
TO the front. and. standing q hard drive.
won BY half a length
The Summarize
FIRST RACE-Fiva and o1s-azf fu-l1azs. Ne
dam. IL5 lleCa-thTi. : 10 .. uoa3 Ssa Gle Ii
-- . third Tiu=. ls5- EsdDsu. H0-zz1. Joe
Madden. Taboo. scllesvis ard Di-ect also -zs-
SECOND RZCE-O1e u--is- p--s Ard Sea1zs,
- .1vee-i. 3 - T. wC1s Falc-. - u D1sl-i.
% 3 second. P0Ilg Watts g. Iszg ; % T. -11-1-
4Hl=. IA - Import. ki-o,hzl. and LAZY a-s5
THIRD RACE-FITe a-5 cle-1als f1-I11Es- Fi.-z
Eaus5 ~ shilling. - 5. Won The t5l--z-sr.
~ Nc ar-sy.- % l. sec11d. C1-s--o. = .l-1-
CalsyI % 4 third TluE. 10 45 Nizs1zlzlaa
Ea=-. Laszt4- Variation. Ro,sz O-z. sl6 Clzf also
FOURTH RACE-Oue sa5 oze-ssr-zez-a nzlsz-
81 John johnson. p Sweet. 5 70 T. u-1- R1s a.
Tourist IL tTuSari. = z-co-5= Da-s-1l--- 20
.N1---r. % :. third Tlzs. Is 50. OaeT
a.,o r1u-
FIFTH RACE-s5x f--I5usz W7o5e-af-. 8
S--E-.. even sI.-- Adl-GCte Il9 lTl-s-- . % :
s=c1nL. GCS2u. 10 Shilling. On J. -El-L Tz-1s
1--2 - A---zua- Naip-cp. and Ar5-z also rz-.
- T. zca- T1reuil. q .Sxee-.. 3 % 2 sec115l !
CLiEf B-zuc. lls 3lIiqr 3 o J. third Tina
Ia - Punch. Fl1-lucs II. Te15s- AID T--e
On Lad, and Admiral Dor also -z--
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
TO-DAY7S GAMES.

Washington at Cleveland
Boston at Chicago
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland. :; Washington, 5.
Boston, 4; Chicago, 1.
Detroit. 4; Philadelphia, ,.
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Alterations in Rules.

Inc principal alterations IN the rules
follow.
n order 20 render the rules and pe--ltiss more
Consistent L. voted chat Rules q ard 3 -rtioz
s5vs-1 cnducr a rllyes uu5 Elezal o1ac5inE which
N s7ue instances differ from he general Ile saoud
be made 20 rad
Les of dsteeu yaris prtnt 70 b ea.asd ard
number q down % rez7zin urchauzed-
II vas also de-er-iIed that al penalties f1r fools
cn--rt r@uslt-es under cas- vhs-z the penalty lu-
-ades dlz7gancation. does Dot save The player fruu
1F-nE Put out Of the game.
TIE penalty f0- hartrg The hall forward Is made
los q bail - the c1fsnded SIDE ard the -ulizs
placed uHfr The jurisdiction of The uIT-e ard ned
Tl1se- The fed iudge IS aIs1 made tineEeepsr.
The sc7-e u forfeited game IS uaie e II crder
% disti1zsisl il from ans other possible s-7-ss
Ile rule resarrlns tarvlrd pass IS altered IN tae
.5l5vlas manner
whea tls fo-wa-d pass Is legally touched. only ne
nan q the uass-s side uho thus first legally touch
Cd II shah be entitled o re-lyer the bah untll Il
has been to-ched By an orp1-e1- Also. Il for
va7t Tass Is thus legally rC8clri. fIEbici. and
-cuched by another player % the pzsse-'s SIDE b.
fore the hall aas touched an orponeus the ba shan
60 70 tls opponents on the s-de whaTs Il was drS-
Illegally touchei-
WLls The bau is in TIE ar f1- forward pass
players Of the defensive si5e usy nor Use thei-
bands OF arms CT opponents. except % r-lsh then
ont g the way II order - gst the bah rheselTes.
Payers q the SIDE making the PAS who are ehsihls
20 receive the pass. NAY the hands ard arms Is
r case q players scinS down the held under EcE.
Nel-hs- SIDE NAV however hold 't4czle'' az
CTr-10ueur who has not the hall
Finally In case q forward PASS Is Illegally touched
outside Of these proris1ss named above tie penalty
shall he that the bah VII @ 70 the cTIsCreuts a.
the spot from which the pass was made
The c1uuittee strongly advises the use q al four
officials as provided for
Time IS % b taken cat during Enforcement q
penalty fer incu-urle5ed fcrzarl pass
Tee ter-rnszte inte-ulisso1 has been increased q
fifteen. the referee 10 notify the teams three min
utes before its EXPIRATION Five minutes after this
Notification Z either team has failed 70 appear Ihe
ball shall be put IN pay TX down by the c-euC
ed SIDE on tae Offending sides 5e-ys-d line
II a bah on q forward pass kicked tau. eIcau,
tryatgoal strike the uFrghts OF c-ssbsrs. the baI
shall he considered as having crossed the goal Ins-
II case q the baii accidentally striking oacisi
the Play shall be played over again
The other alterations are practically only changes
10 the wording
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
GAITHERSBURG DEFEATED.
Garrett Park Takes second Game OF
Series by L. to 4.

s1-czal 70 The WasH5us-az Herald.
Gaithersburg Nd. Aug 4-Tn the sec
ond game Of the series here to-day Gar
reJt Park administered an overwhelming
defeat 20 Gaithersburg. the score being
p 10 4
At no time were the visitors IN danger.
their timely hitting and good fielding al
WAYS keeping them In the lead The ex-
CeueEt batting OF Il. OGUtt and the spec
I tacUlar one-hand catch Of a hard Inner
{ BY DefaudorI were the features Garrett
Park clashes with WoodmolJ Thursday
al Bethesda, Nd Score
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auaker criclseter. Beat Ireland.

Dublin. Aug. 4.-The cricket match be-
tween the Gentlemen of Philadelphia and
the Gentlemen of Ireland was concluded
here to-day. and resulted in a victory for
the visitors. by an innings and seven runs-
The Irish eleven made only IS in their
second innings. which. with the S. in
the first innings. made a total of Ia
against II for the visitors in their first
innings
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
Ninth W.. Virginia A. c.

The Ninth Street team Of the Sunday
School League viii play the Virginia
Athletic Club, Of Falls Church. this af-
terEoon at Sixth and y street northeast
starting at $50 o'clock NintL Won the
first game Of the series between the two
teams last week.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
WON 4 RAGGED GAME.
Not Much Credit In DetrOits Vic
tory Over Philadelphia

Detroit Aug 4-Detroit defeated the
Athletics in a ragged game to-day Wick
ers threw the ball into the bIeachers. al
lowing one run In the first, while another
OF Detroit's runs was the direct result OF
a fly bah n1uffeI by Harrsel DetrOit's er-
r0rs also helped 20 swell the score OF the
Athletics. A fine catch by Murphy fea-
tured the fielding department Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
ROY Erans Released

Lynchburg. Va. Aug 4-Roy Evans.
who pitched several games for the local
team, has been released. and Jackson.
the Radtord catcher, has been loaned TO
Petersburg Jimmy Clinton. a pitcher.
who had trial with Providence last
year, has been signed.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05

Earned r1rs-E -Era-ltEooc- . El7s- base by er-0rS-
ColunHsa- . Left % bssss-Col1uhia g. Brent
wood = First base on bsIis-Of Sanders. 3; 81
Gallagher. J. Struck Cu--Ey Sanders. /: by Cal
laCher. J. Home u1n-Ncrelsud- TSEp-base hlr-
Hurley- Sacrifice Eirs-NIElIgl. smith. Hcfuzn-
Nl1relard stolen basss-SalderS Lay Atc1is1--
Double plays-Becke-r 20 Herring: Mullen 70 Clear
% Hurley % Arcliso1- HIT BY pitcher-By san
5s-s. J. Uupre-2I-- J Hau5lboe- Tlne Of -ane-
hour and . Minutes
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REVENGE FOR ROCKVILLE.
Suburbanites Take Fall Out of
BrOokland-ScOre,2 2 to1.

Rockville evened things I'd BY defeating
Brookland yesterday on the~gTounds Of
the latter team by 10 /
Simons and Al Handiboe were pitted
against each other. and that Simons fail
ed to win his game was through no fault
OF his. but due to the poor support he re
ceived-
Brookland and Grace. the leader in the
church League viii play game at Ma
tional Park tomorrow afternoon at ;
o'clock. Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
GAME GOES % INNINGS.
Both Pitchers Stay Limit in Contest
at FOn du Lac, Wis.


Fond du Lac. Wis. Aug. 4-In a pitch
ers' battle. which lasted twenty-three in
nlngs. and was not finished until after
sundown- Oshkosh won the concluding
game Of the series with Fond du Lac yes
terday. The score was 70 . The game
was the longest played in the Wisconsin,
Illinois League this year. and equaleG last
years record.
Reilly. for Fond du Lac. and Pinkney,
for Oshkosh. pitched great ball, not a run
being permitted for tVventy-one innings
Pinkney did not let a man pass second
base for seventeen innings Score.
Fond du Lac
2OO0OOoOOO0OO0o86000OoG2
Oshkosl-
II0oo0o00ooo0600oOO000Zi
Batseriez-Fond du Lac. Reilly and Gard, Oshkosh.
Plnkney and War1en
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AWo-D2Sc LlLS-A-tl lolE- = 4ilIte-ltl-e
hits-N. Clarke Ganley. Sacrifice hits
Stovau %. Liebhardt. Hinchman. Hughes,
Shipke Stolen base-J- Clarke. First
base on baIs-On Liebhardt. .; on
Hughes. 8 Left on bases-Cleveiand- Z:
Washington, g. Struck out-By Leb-
hardt. .; by Hughes. /. Double plays
Freeman TO Mcbride Hughes 10 Nc
Bride 10 Freeman Passed balm
Clarke. Wild pitChes-Liebhardt, l.,
Hughes. ! Time Of game-2 hours and 9
Umpire-Mr- O'Loughlin- At
tendance-192
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Howard Printers Defeat William
Hahn q CO.-ScOre. 10 =

STANDING OF THE TEAMS
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05

Earned ru1s-HOHard. z: Hahn , Left On bass
Howard ?, Ham, First base on baIls-OF Greene
l. II Spatss. Struck C1t-By Greene. :: bv
Spotes. L Home rylns-Sziith q Evans Draerer.
bslser- Ihree-b1se hits-Wi51are- 2 T4ro-base
nt-oalb- stolen hsse-Salb- Double play-Balser
% Draeger 70 Reesch- Uzpire-NIr Finne-an- Tine
q Czme-1 hour and Is minutes
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totals ! AZ I5 0

lit--Crarlth .. Parent. AnderS5u DouEhertT-
Tlreebas- Eit-Cravath. Sacrifice hi-s-Stahl. Arz
stolen bzs-s-Isbau p Th0uey DClELe-ry- Hahn.
Lord Bass on balis-Of Owen l. a YOUNG. J.
Struck C1--By Alrr1ck. /; b. Young. . Hit BY
ri-cIer-By Young. . Balk-Altrocx. Unpires-
}IeSSr. Sheridan and Ezan- Tine q EaDe-I hour
and 90 minutes Attendance. J50
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Columbus Minneapolis. 5: Columbus. .
At srolis-Nillvaukee. 4: Indialzpoiis L
At Toledn-Toledo. ;; 81 Paul. O.
AJ LCuisyille-Lo1lisville-k Kansas CITY, rain
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stolen hasss-J1-eS. Crawf1-d. 1I1Iutyre e. Two
base hi-s-Cravf1-i. Davis. Bases OF halis-OE
SINNERS. g 1f Fickgrs J. First hz-s oZ e-rurs-
Detroit. g. A-5ie-ics. J. S-r1cz 0ut-By Summer
i. bv Vicksrs g. Double play-DoVus 70 schaefsr
% R0ssuar- Un7lre-1ir. Connolly Tine q game
i hour and Is minutes Attsndz1ce 81
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At New Bedford-Nev Bedford, ;; Brockton. 1
At LswTenoe-Laurence. !. LJun- ; 90 inninrs)
At LoweI-HaTerhilI. Z. Lowell )
At Fan Rirer-Fan River. 5: Worcester, :
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At acssogvilie-JecksO1Tille. ;; Charleston, 1
At Savannah-Ssvann2h. 3; Macon. l.
At Colunbia-Augusta. 6. Columbia. l
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Earncd r-ls-Gsrre-t Park g. Gaithe-sbu-E. :
First base e-rcrs-Gar-ett Pax 4 Fl-s- base or
baIIs-OE Red 2 Struck our-By O1urt =. bv
Reid. G. Hone run-E- Offurt Tzo-base hit
AfuIican- Tine q gan1e-2 hours
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Elrn71 f--l-l-e-T7-I1- : Fl-st rs El-Is
or Rzuihsch. !, % Co-151- 2 Struck 0u--By
Reu-harL- ;. hy C~-d11 g. Thrse-hlse ti-s=H1T-
ard. Tinker Tv1-has7 tits-Rsulhsch krahe. Doo-
lin Sarl1-e hI-s-Duoin- Steiuteid-- Mage D7ab-e
rlays-D11..u % E1abe 90 Doom. Chsuce 20 Tinker
10 Chance: T-nke- % S-el1seI5-. Uu-pires-Nless-s
O-Day AID Ru55e-aa-1- Tir-e . zaEe-I hour and
90 minutes. A1teuda-ce. 5.-fZ
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SECOND CANE

Left on bases-Nev York. e. Cincinnati. ; Base
Oh aalls-Os M4tlerz-1. /. Of Coazlcy Q S-E--z
cuc-Bv Natheasal. z. by D15ec. T. Home u--s-
Seyr1Ir. ThrUc-bass L!--DUJis. SG-lrce hits
ErkWeu lIataeusau CaaEIsy. stolen ha-s-B-ss-a-
han. Uulirez-SIsssrs Ri-ls- and Er-sie- Tone q
game. hour aa5 - zsiug-es. Arseuda7ce-I2.39.
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FALL DOWN FOR LEIFIELD.
His Inability to Locate the Rubber
Costs Pittsburg the Game.

Boston. Aug. 4-Leiaeld's inability 20
locate the rubber in the fourth inning
and a damaging error by Wagner. who
threw the ball into the bleachers- lost
1he game for Pirtsburg- Attendance.
g755 Score
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At sprinsheid-s1-ins1ield. 2. Budgsput. 1
At Hoiyoke-Holyoke. l; Meriden 90 iruinrsl
At Hartford-Harrford- ); New Britain. :
At WateT5sIry-New Haven g: Waterbury (