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The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
FOOTBALL AT CORNELL.
Ithaca Coaches Call Candidates TO
Report September II for Work.

ithaca y y Aug. 17--Correu's foot
ball coaches have decided 20 call out the
candidates on September p for the first
practice This cate is q week later than
usual. but the coaches figure that L IS
TOO hot early IN September 70 do very
mIcl work Buurie Larkin. sam Hallf-
day, and Ned Earle attended the confer
ence in this city.
C. II Watson. for two years left end on
the Cornell team. probably VIII not PLAY
this fan because OF injuries 10 his Lex.
received in baseball this spring. Watson
left yesterday for The Maine woods. de-
c-a-ins rEat he would probably not return
Until October Is
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rescue. Ganley hit The first ball pitched
and Shipke counted before Atz got the
leather back 10 the plate.
These three put Washington 10 the good
by one run. but the Wins City men tied
Il Up again in the sixth. when Davis led
on with a double. moved UP on ATS out.
and registered when John Anderson. bat
ting for Shaw. singled 10 center
Neither team threatened in the seventh
or eighth. and as all Of the latter inning
was not completed the score reverted back
10 the seventh
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TIGHT GAME FOR MAPS.
Wetness of Spit Ball Gives Advan-
taEe 10 Cleveland.

New York. Aug I7-The New Yorlzs
played a tight game with the CIevelanGs
for seven innings to-day. but touched of
a bunch OF errors. two Of them due %
the wetness Of the spit bali. in the eighth.
and handed the Maps four runs joss had
Tie Inc.Ls -E-aI % rtchrs- S-nra-
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F-s- base 1n e-=-N5E YORK. T. Cleveland 3
Las- Ca h-Sa7-Nev Yorz. 8. Cleveland. G. FI-z
base on 1zl=-o1 Lake. 4 Struck oa--B- LAKE =
t~ Doyle, I- tT JOSS. @ Hone r7n-I C---ze T,---
base L--b-lI- SlfrllCr hIr--TC'alar-v. C0r--v
sr--- stolen tascs-Ball. T-rrer e. D-rrl- r.-vs
'-ET--lsl o. Ls1i1 ro s-ovau H- g r5--l.e--
HT lake T. J=-ui-e-2Ir- OTsr--1-lu- T7u1 4
sl-la-- E1-r and % minutes. A-tanLzuca-sJ5
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Providenos-Je-sey CITY. 8; Providence. L
A. NgrsrS-Baltmore. 3. Newark. l.
Al Rechost1r-BJlIalo. 3; Rochester. l.
At 1iortreal-Aloutrea. vs. Torunro. rain.
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The Score.

-l'----7- -l-"@1-1l7Ir- Ialll-lase Eit-Blrne-
7ac71nce hit=-flsznalau. DsFiiu. Do1blc rIay-Brid
vel 90 Te-ueI- stolen tases-ue,lin DonIin- Bases
Oh bl-s-OE Sallee. T. OF Beste 3 St-sck c----Er
Eeefe. Q hy la-hlrS1u. 3 Lst- on bases-~r Lssf.
8 Nev YORK g JuuIres-liessr Johus-0re and
N-el- Time q g7Ec-l hour and uziuutes- Al
ttril-1t--l0
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y -'' l1-e On e-r7-s-Cl-1zsl- !. PhiiaEelrLia. :
Lei- on aases-Clicas1. .. PlladeIuaia L TA-se-
u17e --t-Il1Eer. saGia-e hts-Cnaace. Tinker.
stoial hase=-Eve-s. Gran Bass On bsus-Re.I-
uac- q, Eozec .2.. Eiclie %. struck c-s--pv
t-a-l-aa---- O. 17 EcZs-. D1rble r-zy-Reurh--b
- llrEe- % tla1ce- H- hr pitched hsa-lTa=re
tnlIl7s--slssa-S. ODay and Riyie-- Tine q sa1ae-
4 loJ- and : ul--u-es~ At-eud4nce-5sa
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Earned -ru--~t- LOUIS I. Phnadslrhia. o Fs--
base on l-r-rs-St- Louis. I. Fhizdzl1sia Trfr an
lz5ez--t- Louis. O. Phlladelplia G. Fi--- b7ss On
ha-s-o1 COMBS. s; Of Howell / S--l-E --1--Fr
t1c1-15. s. D. Howell. > Tlree-h-se r5--E Col
---s- IGl-l4se lits-Fe-ris Sc1ua5tzrr D7==s
Coins s2c-7tce hlts-Nicholls. Seuei-zer stolen
ais----t01e. Uldrlng. Harrsel. Double riav=-N=cb-
-s % DlTls; Jones t-cassisfsll. Howell u EsT-a-a
20 Joles- HIT by pilcher-By howell / VIVA
r-1ch - Howell Uulpiyes - Mess-s Sheridan ana
t.I-z-ce-zg-
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HORSE SHOW CLUB ELECTS
WarrentiOn Association Fills ssv-
eraI Vacancies

Special 70 The Washington Hsuld
Warrenton. Va. Aug. lat a meeting
of the Warrenton Horse Show Associs-
ton to-day the following officers were
elected; Blair johnson. manager: amos
Payne. treasurer; r D. Gaskin. secre-
retarv.
Messrs- johnson and Payne were elect
ed 20 MI the vacancy caused BY the death
Of Mr. c.. W Smith last week.
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luo-oass hits-1fsasher. Snyder.s Stolen bases-
@ tenaor. h2ne- Ward q. Hein-ich- Sacriaca
hi--1lsaEher- Doz5Ie rlavs-Suvser 70 Kan NJ
Ply % Heinrich Fl-st base On baIls-Of Lewis ,
Hlt b. rltclet hall-By Lewis. . Struck out-B~
Lewis. s. h7 Rite-, s. Left on basss-NIa-ines. )
= f.a- $ UDlire-1ir- Cleveland. Tine Of
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st. Louis. Aug. 1.-THE Giants took the
home team into camp to-day 10 the tune
Of 3 10 o. NIathewson was in the box for
the visitors. and the Cardinals could do
nothing with hiu- Perfect fielding on the
part Of the Giants contributed materially
% their victory.
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E-a-Uel TunS-A as l-uE-OI. = CHICAGO.
l. First base by errorS-Chicago. . Left
on baSes-kN slinSJoD. s. Chicago. o First
base on halls-Om Johnson. T. of White
Z innings pItcned-By White I-3. bv
Walsh. 2-a Hits made-Of White. s..
on Walsh, O. Struck OUt-By Johnson s.
by White, J. by Walsh. 4 Three-basa hit
-ShIpSe- Two-base hits-JoEes. Davis
Sacrifice hit-Freeman- Stolen bases
GaDley -. Hahn. Jones. Passed balls
kahoe. y Sullivan. L CmQires-AIessrs
Connolly and Hurst Time Of game
hour and 90 minutes
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Winchester. .; FrederfcIssbure. O

winchester. Va, Aus I7--Winc1ests.
''s1e--'eo fredericksburg II a pretty game
az Reservoir Park this afternoon N /.
Cant|eN held the visitors safe A. an
stages. while the locals were abe r. -
flS1t when hits meant r-irz
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Rettinr Arre.tr Id Emnire rrnel.-

Yonkers. y Y. Aug I7--Three alleged
bookmakers were arrested this afternoon
at the Empire City race track. Deputy
Sheriff Philip Kibs made a deposition in
the city court wherein he charged that
the boobnskers have worked since the
new law went into effect BY use Of a Sc
cret code.
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EASY FOR The GIANTS
McGraW'S Band Shuts Out
S.. Louis Cardinals.
MATHEWS0N PROVES A PUZZLE

Premier New York Pitcher Lets On
POnents Down with -Four Scattered
Hits and Receives Perfect support
in Field from His Teammates.
Score Two in First Inning.
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REULBACH IN FORM.
PhiladelPhia Batsmen Unable to
Find Chicago TyvirIer.

Chicago. Aug I7.-ReuIbach pitched su-
perbly to-day and had PhHadelphia help
less Foxen was not hit hard. but three
hits and pass came in a bunch in the
third ard drove In three runs. Score
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

A. AInne7poiis-A Minneapolis. .: Indianapolis L
Al St Parl-st- Paul 5: IouisriIle
At Kansas CiIy-kansas Cify. 1; Columbus. ;. Q2
innings
At M1iWzlzee-First game. Toledo >: Milwaukee
= Second sAue, Toleda l. AI1Esukse, q.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

A. New Bedio-d-H HaverhiIl. (; New Bedford. 3
At tal Rlrer-f'al Rirer- s. L7un. g.
AZ -1zto--LoUell. z; Brockton, 4 ten inniuzs;
1rEless'-
Al Worcester-WoEcestar- ,: Laurence. L
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At 1emphis-Aisuaghis. :; little Rock. O.
Il New Orlea1s-NeT Orleans s. ATbbi1e
1t Ailanta--Atlanta- s; Birmingham O. secon,
'aue bivnlngham. :; Atlanta. L
Al Aontg1ulery-lIo 8; Nashville. 5
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18

---- e---s9- N--c-LLs IS Iu-uerltes, a.
IAi1seeu,- aad D streets northeast. az 5.1-
when rain ended the AIarines-SL Paurs
same yesterday in the fifth inning. the
score stood 70 1 in favor Of the later
team.
Lewis was on the mound for the win
ners and held the soldiers 20 four hits
Three of the i've hits registered against
Ritter were made in the second session.
and as result. as many men crossed
the plate.
McDonough's difficult catch Of Riter.s
fly back Of short in the second round
and fast double play by Murphy and
Heinrich in the last inning were the fea-
lures Score
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f--inea r1n-h-ovar1 Company. = F.rsr Hass h-
eiloF~-f Howard Company, g Left On b7s-s-F7s---
q Co. s. Howard Company. s Firy- 49, -, -
w hslt'- :. on Er7ns- / Str1cE out-Bv Keves g
~ Erans g. Two-bass hlt-Suith S+-1e- 49,
( h2Naic c {. Neilie- Wld ritcll-keyes Passed bs--
Liddle Unqire-lIr FIuaessa T5--a ~ - =
minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18

". L Pei
\ - Z, p p , - Moss * S--S 9 = "a
N1ll-g Co. 70 "a Hshn a C 4
T'.day's szne-W- 3. Moses * S-7s %. x,-s--.-
5--sl.-le Sll1-y C1G-a--. 40 Ei---h s--sa- -
f-o-iaa avenue northeast. a. 81. -
The William Hahn & Co team. the r7n-
encers in the Commercial Leaeuz vs.
unable to put nine eligible men on 1ba
heIc at the scheduled time and forfeited
10 the G E Howard Company printers.
An exhibition game was PLAYED for IT,
benefit Of the crowd Rain put a s-o7. >,
the game after five innings had be-
played. the Howard Com1auv be5-g -
winners Score. . 70 @.
\ good game IS expected when "
Moses * Sons viii meet the Nsrfo7s7
Electric supply Company. leaders of The
league. Score
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TIE SCORE IN NINTH
Howell Holds Athletic Batters Down
rriI Last Inning

Philadelphia. Aug. THE Pbn7saI-
p-las could do little or nothing with
Howell Until the ninth, when they lied
the score on Eddie Collins tribe and
LUrphy's single. Score
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

Al New Britain-New Britain. 5: Waterbury, 0.
At HaTtford-H Hartford J.: Springfield. l.
At Hoiyoke-Holyoke l. Meriden. O.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Lincoln-LincoIn. ., Omaha. ;.
AT Benvcr-Deuver. g. Dcs lIoires. 3.
Al Puehlo-Puehlo. /, sioux City. j.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Udoa-Ctics IS. Scranton. rain
At Binzhslnton-Truy- 1; Binghamton. l.
grounds
As Sy7euse-s5rscuse. g. Albany. q
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
ONLY ONE RUK-DETRoIT.
Low Throw RObs Boston of Last
Chance in Ninth.

Boston Aug IA pass 10 NcIntvra-
Crzwford's single. and 1eCouneu-s throw
20 first gave Detroit the only run OF the
game to-day Attendance. .265z Score
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DanviIIe, 4; Por1smon,t .

DaAVille. Va. Aug I7.-Porrs-o.--
iost the first Of the series to Daarius as
me result of errors, a Wild pitch bv Van
which gave man q run. and The r.s,--
batting by the Tobaccou.s-s v-r, 49,
not lost one out OF the lasr -r+--s.-
sal-es played Loos. FOR DaaviUe. was
" "--9s sii'"ed hve passes. but was ee4--
i've al critical stages In the e~sr liz
ing me visitors had the bases aI--5
with but one ouv. and were unable m
score Val was struck ca the han5 by q
'alte1 bah II the sixth inning. and 81
oaa-y injured THAI Hallnaa had 10 be
placed IL
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

AZ Biloxi-G'1lfpcrt. g. Merriam. 3
AT Columhls- Colu15Us. 3 Jacks1r- .
A. NicSsturg-N i-ilshlrg. 8 N5uroe- o
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
TRI-sTATE LEAGrE-

,t Lauesster-L1ncaster Us Altoona. rfn-
lt keadins- Reading rs. Johustoun. rat
y Alsllltli-t ttIilsagrS. 9; Trenton. 8.
: "i----a-Sl - Tt-h ilianasport - Wilnilston,
-
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Beats the Country.

Truly. the ways Of the fans are be-
yoad mortal divination. I don't think
there IS another section Of this broad
land Of ours where the spirit Of the game
runs as high.
Did anybody ever ride 80 miles and
SIT I'd ali night for two nights TO see the
Senators play2''
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
FINAL GAME A TIE
Nationals in Drawn Battle
with Chicago.
HARRY WHITE KNOCKED OUT

Native son Driven to the Bench and
Ed. walsh Goes 10 the Front and
Saves the Former Champions from
Another BeatinE-COnnoIIy Calls
Game in the Eighth Inning.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
RICHMOND In LEAD
ReVelle's Pitching Perplexes
Lynchburg at Home.
sCHUMAN WAS HIT HARD
Both Teams Play Good BAH, and II
Was Sharp Playing Behind sebu-
i""h That Kept the Visitors from
Making More Than 3 TO O-San5-
heFrs Hitting Was a Feature.
- . Ths - -

SPECIAL to The Wsshingtol Herald.
Lynchourg. Va. Aug. I7-InabiIitv 10
MI Kevelle, and Schuman being hit hard
accounts for Richmond winning the RS
Of the series this afternoon rba 800
Ing 70 o Both teams played good
'04- ana II was sharp work behind Scnu-
man tAat Kept the visitors runs down 10
mo sandherr's hitting was a feature
as ne found Schuman for four singles
IN tour times at The bat Manager West
iai'e caught a foul tip on his thumb in
lHe ninth and retired for Bentley. The
I.~,-Fr-- RHE
---i--------- o 0-3
Batts1ez-sclunaan Vsz-Ista ,-5 -
yeAe and Messitt Atrendzncs-s50. I-r,-i-s n
Byr0Es. --L-1S-Slr
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L.f- ru blsss-Ds---5r. . Eos-c-- s Prs h--s
E1 t-----li- steele O.. 1E W1-let . St---E o----
b Steele g. D. WiIa- T. T---r-ts-e r5--
% Lean. D1t-e 1'17--Se-afa- % E1=sra-- R.
l--1- J--l-g-lI-- Evans Tine O. -aus-1 bl.B-
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shipke TO the 81.

Inis advantage did not last long. for
IN their half The Nationals went the Sox
one better. Nike Kahoe ulas-ered a
single 10 right and gave way in favor of
Pickering A passed ball advanced Pick
and Johnson drew a base on balls. Milan
tanned but Bold BIZ ShipBe laced a roa--
lLs triple along The right field foul r7a
elaslns two home This was Whites
last cEa1ce- and Walsh was called 10 the
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
GENUINE FANS, THESE
Travel Four Hundred Miles
to See League Games.
WEST VIRGINIA ENTHUSIASTS
Ride Fifteen Hours on Cars to see
Red Legs Play BaU at Cincinnati.
Chesapeake and Ohio Special Picks
Them Up All Along The Line from
Charleston tG POrkOpoIis.
.paaaI 70 ne washington Head

SPECIAL 10 Ihe Washington He-a-L
Charleston. W Va. Aus II believe
that the Big towns Of the Kauawha Val
ley contain the most strenuous baseball
ro0ters in the world" said Ge1rEe
Coombs. OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. The fans Of Charleston. St
Adams. Barbou-sviIIe. Huntington. and
kenova are all ardent par,isans Of Garry
HERMANN red-stOckinEed ball tosse-s. i
VIII surprise the average enthusiast who
kicks and growls over a fve-miIe trolley
ride 10 the ball park 10 know that every
sunday We are running special excur-
sio1s, carrying some times as many a
40. and never less than so. devotees. Of
the national game" a distance varying
from SO 70 ~ miles for the round trip
just 10 see q han game
Leaves Charleston at A. N.
The baseball special pulls ont Of
Charleston at 3 o'clock Sunday morning.
carrying usually about - fans; We pick
up score or more at the minor stations.
and another 80 AT Huntington in the
early daylight hours. Al 1o15 a. m. the
special rolls into Cincinnati. giving ths
crowd nearly five hours before the game
IS called for dinner. and a taste Of the
PorkoDoiitaB idea OF sabbath observance.
There IS time for supper afser the
game. and al Z O'Clock the return trip IS
started Huntington is reached about
O'Clock and Charleston at 3 a. m.-twen-
-y-four hours. Of which fifteen are spent
N raliroading- Isn't that a spirit OF de
souon for you2
Beats The Cpuu4rv
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
IL Chicago, 3.
New York, 3; st. Louis. o
TO-DAY-S GAMES.
No Games Scheduled.

srANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Three Runs in second Inning Give
ST. PauIs a Victory.
sIANuING - N TEAlls-

Io-days szDe-SL Vi1ceut-s rs Tunerltss- n
] hlrseeuta and . streets northeast AZ 5.r
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Hahn 4 Co. Forfeit to the Howard
Printers, . 20 O.

STANDING or THE TEAMS
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
st. Louis, - Philadelphia. =
Chicago, q Washington. 3
Cleveland, ,; New York, I.
Detroit, 1; Boston, o.
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@fii sen 6rnten i'd crfren'n.
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