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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE
 FINISH IN SIGHT Western Teams Lock Horns for
 Sizzling Wlnd-Up ITS ANYBODYS PENNANT Detroit Appears to Have the Best Chance, But Cleveland and Chi cago Will Be In the Battle
 to the Last.
IT IS ANYBODYS PENNANT
LEAGUE STANDING.

Games Today. St. Louis in Detroit. Chicago in Cleveland. Boston in Philadelphia. Washington in New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-02
White Sox a Surprise.

St. Louis at Detroit. Chicago at Cleveland. Saturday, october 3: St. Louis at Detroit. Chicago at Cleveland. Sunday, October 4: Detroit at Chicago. Cleveland at St. Louis. Monday, October ,: Detroit at Chicago. Cleveland at St. Louis. Tuesday, October 6: Detroit at Chicago. Cleveland at St. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
TIGERS WILL MISS COBB.
Detroit May suffer slump when Ty
Leaves TO Get Married.

Detroit. Aug keen observers Of
baseball affairs and occurrences hold that
the approaching marriage OF Tyrus Cobb.
the great fielder and batter OF the Detroit
club, viii mark the fan Of his team
One OF the closest observers Of the af-
fairs Of the game says.
The Detroit players viii resent Cobb 5
absence in the heat Of conflict even for
a few days He is almost half of the
team The Tigers have always been high
strung, scrappy sort OF fellows Fights
have been numerous among them and
Cobb has often figured in tnvsc quarrels.
The boys hitting has won half the
games Detroit has won this season He
viii quit the team for a few days only.
II it wins while be is absent no doubt
everything viii 90 well II the team loses
there will be trouble
Further. IL has always been notice
able that marriage results in a falling OF
Of Playing ability Baseball is the most
Jealous Of mistresses. Devotion 20 a bride
she deems infdelity 10 her and invariably
puuishes It by visiting the traitor with
all sorts Of bad luck"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-F5ve aud cue-haH fu-l1nrz- AHce
lo lBur-onl. 5 % l. Won. GIsdys Louiss 10
.FsiceI. even second Sererads Ios .Pawersf 10 /
third Time. l15 IS. Paradise Queen. Szi1is-er
GVeudolyn F.. Ariouet-e ROBIN tirey Nadrlen1.
Nh Marion Moor and Ara1ia also r4u-
SECOND RACE-One and une-s1zrsen-h uiiIea
Fancy Bird 20 lPowersl. 2 90 T. won. Dr Lee
HuTEsu. lo5 tMaT1Inf. % =. second. LADY Bsid1r
p Ross 20 third Tine Ia 45- Eminola.
True Boy. Miss Mz-iCrte. Im5oden. Cha-latan Alta
Macdonald. Ccra Pre-. ard Tivoliui also An.
THIRD RACE-FiFs and Ons-haE furluEA g.
Jeanne IL Rice. 20 60 l. won Elizabeth Ear
vood g Burnsl : 70 5 sec1ud. Aphru.Iits 20
Burtonl 70 l. third Tine laS S5. Honest
Fantasia IIollie MoutrCse. and Shirley r also ran
FOURTH RACE-Niagzrs Stakes: I've f1rIougs-
Mars Ao5 u Powers. 90 2 Won Michael An
zelo ld3 Martini. { % J. sccond he Cox l5S
Burns. 10 5. third Time. I5E Is. BaIbsE
isridoon. StTomsla1d and Tr-iEat0- also rzn
FIFTH RACE One nile and che f1riore Gave
Adsun- ID lW4lsAI- % l. wou. Po-y pri-z Ils
.Kennelyl- 90 l. second Raidrore I1E rEs.-usi -
% l. third Tine 152 Is. Minnie Adams Martin
Dqsle- and Af1usignc- siso rsn-
SIXTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles Miss
Lids. Iof UoWersl. 70 S. won. The Thorn. q
lEenredyl. 70 l. seooud- Spuuky. = iBerreul
) % T. third Time. Ia IS. GilFedsar and iady
Carol also rsn-
SEVENTH RACE-Mle and thee f,-rion-S Ton
Doian- los lDevsrichl. 5 70 > Won I--siv Esther
lS Kennedy. to ? second. Solou Shi-zie lGs
iTOUersl 20 5 third Tine zoe 15 Ho.scher
Baron Esher Nancy. and Chanids also AZ
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
BASEBALL NOTES.

The Pirates now lead the Cubs by Is
points
shipze showed up with a bum throw
yesterday
The Cincinnati Reds have been shut out
three times in the last thref days
That was an awful dose Dovey-s Bean
eaters handed the worlds champions.
Johnson had a shade the better Of The
veteran Walsh in the pitching depart
menL
Capt Camel. Of the Reds. says the
Phillies are The best road club in the
league
Hahn tried 10 take liberties with Milan
in the opening round and was thrown
out at the plate for his efforts.
sack knight. the hustling shortstop of
the Baltimores. chaIked Up his eighth
home run Of the season against Roches-
ter
Jack Kleinow Is the latest Yankee to
De put out Of business The veteran
backstop has a broken digit. and may
not get in the game again this season
Manager Chance of the Cubs. is an
Cling after Pitcher Rucker. of Brooklyn
He also wants Magee. OF the Phillies:
Wagner. Of Pittsburg. and few error
less gloves
Mickey 1gEpElLO new p-LCltE. mace
his debut in Eastern League company
Friday when he twirled against PrOvi-
Gence- The Grays secured ten hits Of
him and Won
It is said that President Chapin. CT the
Rochesters. has made an offer Of 500 %
the St Paul club OF the American AsSs-
! ciation for the release Of Pitcher Minihan.
He formerly twirled for the Cincinnati
Nationals
Pittsburg players have made the most
two and three hits per game record, with
two hits per game 1S3 times and three
hits Per game g times. so that the Pi-
rates. besides leading in five hits. have
the honor Of being the boss Of three out
OF four columns
Rabbit Robinson has perhaps the league
record for continuous service The Brew
ct shOrtstOp has not only played in every
game this year, but did the same thing
in 1907. and IN 1906 only missed three
games. due TO a sprained ankle Robby,
IN the last three years, therefore has
missed but three contests.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
GOLF FINALS DECIDED.
BrenEIe and Henry Win in COIum-
bia Clubs July Tourney.

The finals OF the July handicap on the
Columbia Golf Club links were won by
Dr. P B. Brengle IN the first sixteen and
AIr. E s. Henry in the second sixteen
Dr. Brengle defeated F NJ Phelps. 10
Up and to play Phelps was in poor
form. and as Brengle had handicap OF
three holes at the start. the match was
q walkover. BrenEle won the first two
holes and the match al the tenth hole
The match between E s Henry and A.
D Merritt in the finals of the second six
teen was closer during the first part. but
the former drew away from his opponent
and won at the thirteenth hole. 6 Up and >
to play
The match between the Columbia club.
holders OF the Middle Atlantic States
championship cup. and the Baltimore
Country Club. chaliengers. which was TO
have been played on the locals links on
Thursday Of this week. has been ir-
definitely postponed The Monumental
City golfers Cancelled the match at the
last moment, and although they will chaI-
lenge again Immediately. there is much
red tape to the arrangement Of a match
and the two teams cannot get together
before the latter part of this month. The
local team is keeping in practice in preps-
ration for the coming match. and homes
70 be as successful against the Ralti-
mOreans as they were against WfIrnireton
last week.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
DONLIN TO QUIT BASEBALL.
Giants SIuEger VIII Go on stage
with His Wife

New York. Aug. 1.-The diamond is 10
lose one Of its most popular players at
the end Of the present season. according
20 a rumor tonight Nike Donlin, the
captain Of the New York Giants. is to
forsake the ball field for the glamour Of
the f0OtlighJs. II is said that Denf1n
will appear with his wife. Mabel Hite-
the clever cOmedienne II is rumOred
that they have signed a ten weeks con-
tract 10 appear in vaudeville al a salary
OF 5000 q week
other offers have been made on the
same terms. and 1t is stated that the
couples theatrical engagements viii keep
ther busy all through The winter and
until late in the summer.
Should Donlin quit the game at the end
Of the season. he Will 20 cut Of baseball
a the height Of his popularity. He and
Hans Wagner are fighting hard for the
premier batting lsurels. and during the
las; ~few days have been alternately in
the lead.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
MUST STOP PITTSBURG.
Griffith Thinks Team that Beats
PittsburE VIII Win Pennant.

Clarke Griffith. former manager OF the
New York American League team. was
an interested spectator at the games be-
tween the Giants and Pittsburg on the
Polo Grounds last week The playing of
the. Pirates was a great hit with the
"Old Fox" who said that he believed
Clarlze's boys were the cnes the Giants
had to beat TO win the pennant this year.
''Pittsburs has a good team" said Grif-
fifth Il have watched the present series
with marked interest and believe the
bunch Fred Clarke has corraued will
compare favorably with anything in fast
company
ct is a team of sIuggers.-' said he. "and
a well-balanced club from every stand
point The outfeld is crackerjack. The
work to-day was as fine as anything 7
have seen With Wagner on the infeld
this section shapes up with the best OF
them Gibson Is a grand catcher. and the
pitching staff is first rate. The team that
beats the Pirates viii play for the world :
Championship. in my estimation"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
TAKES WHOLE SERIES
Four Straight Games Cap
tUred by Roanoke.
NORFOLK TEAM THE VICTIMS

Timely Batting of Winners and
Costly Errors of Losers ResPOn-
sibIe for OutcOme-DOubIe-h
to the Leaders Is WInd-up of The
Series-One OF Them Is a Blank.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
YANKEES BEAT IRISH.
Olympic Athletes Win HonOrs at
Dublin Games.

Dublin. Aug. AFTER conquering the
world it was an easy matter for a group
Of American athletes 10 come to Dublin
and beat the Irish in the games at Balls
Bridge here to-day. under the auspices
Of the Irish Amateur Athletic Association
The Americans Won seven frsts in The
eleven events. only frsts counting They
were given a hearty reception
The American winners were J. B. Tay-
Tor. in the quarter mile; Melvin ". Shep-
pard. half mile. George V Bonhag. fivJ
mile; Harry Porter, high jump; G. J
Bacon. 120-yard hurdle Robert Cloughen
l00-yard dash. and Lee J Talbot ham
mer throw.
Among the Irish winners were Murphy
in the mile run. with J. P. Sullivan, OF
America. second. Horgan. in the shot-put
and Roche. in the 22o-yard dash. who
came in six inches ahead Of Cloughen
The records old not equal the marks
made in the Olympic Canes
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
KLEINOW OUT OF GAME.
Catcher Laid Up for season
with Broken FInEe-


Cleveland. Ohio. aug Jack kIeinow.
one Of the few Yankees who was playing
the game as II should be PLAYED. IS the
latest 10 be put down and out as far as
helping the New Workers out Of their SAD
plight. RIe.n0w viii be missing behind
the plate probably FOR the rest OF the
season. It was discovered yesterday after
careful examination that the middle
finger OF the right hand was broken The
bone was fractured in the game with
Detroit on Monday. but he did not give II
q thought until he went behind the bat
yesterday in the game with Cleveland
A foul tip hic him on the injured anger.
and il is now giving him much pain
Kieiuow viii have the N-ray put on
the sore member 20 find out exactly
the nature Of che injury This viii be a
sad jolt 20 the Yankees catching staff.
tn addition 70 the many other waIlops
they have received tlis sumner. fnclud
ing the one handed to them yesterday
by the Maps Of course. the New Workers
have Bllir and Sweeney TO I'll In while
Kleinow is OUT OF the fray. but the sor-
rrl-t0p catcher has been working along
in good form and there is no doubt that
the absence Of KIeinow will not make
the situation any better Kleinow has
been playing under a handicap for some
time with sore fngertipS. but stayed n
the game Il VIII be some time before
he viii be able to get back. according 20
/ latest reports
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02

Springfield. Mass. Aug. Backed by
the statement from President James Pii-
kington and Secretary Fred R ForJmey-
er. OF the National Association Of Ana
teur Oarsmen. that the Connecticut River
course &. the finest location in the cOUn-
Try for regattas. the Springfield Board Of
Trade viii soon make overtures 10 the
rowing officials Of Yale and Harvard with
a view OF bringing back 10 Springfield the
big college contest
AIessrs Pilkingtcn and Fortmeyer, after
q trip over the course this week. declared
without qualification that the river here
offers the finest facilities for rowing that
they have ever seen As Mr.. Pilkingto1
has been attending regattas for a quarter
OF a century. his words have great weight
with the board Of trade directors. He a6-
vocated the plan of taking up. without
delay. negotiations with the college of
ciaIs
c T. Shean. OF Springfield. who has
been the foremost advocate Of the Con
necticut River course. SAYS the board of
trade directors viii start negotiations as
soon as the national regatta on the Con-
necticut. August Il and i. IS out Of the
way. The board Of trade is backing this
regatta. the committee in charge having
as Chairman c H Hathaway. secretary
Of that organization
Already Mr Shean has sent out per
sonaI inystations TO many men prominent
in rowing matters. asking them 10 attend
the National Regatta 50 they can see for
themselves that the course Is all that has
been claimed for il Mr.. Shean. who IS
close personal friend Of Coach John
Kennedy had hoped to have that veteran
here, but Mr.. Kennedy IS now abroad and
is not expected back in time to attend
He has already put himself on record as
an advocate Of the Connecticut River
course. on which. Mr.. Piikington says.
crews could row abreast with every as
surance Of equal rights for all
Great Race in Singles.
President Pilkington predicts that the
championship single SOULS race this year
will De the greatest sculling event ever
put on The men with the biggest follow
ing are Harry 5 Bennett. Of Springfield
the present champion; Frank B. Greer. Of
Boston. the former champion. and Du-
rando Miller. Of New York. winner Of the
association singles last year. Entries
closed to-day with Secretary Fortmeyer.
but will not be announced for about a
week
The association singles Is booked as a
big event this year. too Alex Warnock.
OF Springfield. Is favorite being inter
mediate champion, but up out Of the
South Is coming Robert H. Young, Of
New Orleans. rated as fast enough 10 20
into the championship event Young's
Southern admirers say he viii win not
only the association singles, but that he
will 20 right into the championship event
and capture that, too The Southern bov
has a big job cut out for himself. but he is
feared by Northern oarsmen. He is a
youngSter who has been rowing only
three years. and this year defeated both
Ferdinand Demourelle. and H. H shears.
former champions Of the Sosth
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02

Tvye-hase hi---NurTay, 5 Base hits-Davis .
Sacrifice hirs-Dineeu. . S-rlcE out-By Dinecu.
8. by C0ombs. 5 Umpi-cS-Niessss. Connolly and
Hurst
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
JOHNSON BEATS The
CHICAGO WHITE SOX
Three Errors Enable Locals
to Pile Up Four Runs.
RESERVES COME TO RESCUE

Extra Wen sent In to Bat by Cantil-
Ion IN Eighth Turn Trick with the
Assistance of MispIays On THE Part
of Parent, Davis, and Anderson
MiIan's Throw Cuts on Runner.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
Portsmouth Keeps on winning.

Special 70 The Washington Head
Portsmouth. Va Aug Portsmouth,
kept up its great winning streak to-day.
winning in fine style both games Of q
doubIe-header with Lynchburg, 20 I and
20 .
The Truckers took the first game easily.
Vail pitching IN mastery fashion. while
Evans. although hard 10 hit, was bump
ed when the bumps counted
IN the eighth inning Of the second
game the Trsckers 1eu on Schuman and
pounded oUr a victory Lynchburg hit
Chenaut effectively only in the fifth in
ming. and then errors cut a considerable
hgure in the scoring OF the TWO runs
Scores
Fi-st game RHE
Lyuchburz------------. OI85 o.
or-su25uth----.------ Z 0 0 ? II
Ba-tsriss-Erans and Wes;lzke: Van and Wad-
l-iEl Jup5re-lIr- Mac
Second game RHE
Lyucib-rg--....-.----- 0 05O20oOo % ;
P---sl1utl- @ 0 o *
Battsries-Sehr.raaa and Beu-le-; Chenarlz and
Ls--Ice- JIlpTc-Mr- Mace
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02

BatteTies-New Windsor. Los:s and smith Freder.
lex Buhrman and Cresser- UTr7ire-NIr Tins
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
GOOD CARD AT NORFOLK.
Wind-uP of VIrEinia-MaryIand Cir
cult Furnishes Good sport.

cult Furnishes Good sport.
SPECIAL 20 Tie Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va. Aug. THE races Of this
the last day Of the Virginia -Maryland
circuit meet here were decidedly the pest
run The weather vas perfect and the
track fast. and some excellent sport was
witnessed
It was the first day Of good racing
weather A large crowd was on hand
The summaries
First rzcr-2I3 pace nile heats. rzsrse so. Ny
SHADY Belle. Charles Atkils5u- Baltiraore Hrst
Bra1klct Chimes. : p. Ea-ing Ri-huond. Va. sec
end Fl Svecucy Moore Brook S-oCE Farm. third.
Tinc-ZLs5z III. Z-Is 1T75a ID
Second Eace-2-9 trut. mile heats; purse. SO
Emily 5 H. r Tyson. Newark Del. frst Ori01.
". q. Cobb. Na-fllk. Va second; HHEh Nc. Z.
J LamherT Nu-folk- Va third Tine-Z-6ia- Z1---a
~ 2Z5s- ~ -
Third rzce-zE race: nile heats. pu-se SOD.
Love CAL. e. W. FsrsCGS CAPE Charles Va. MS
Grscle ". J. Hooker WilS5a- Westover- Nd. -
end. Hebe. " l. Bah. Fsiroaks. Va. third.
Tire-Z-JI Z-Is1a- e-I-5s-
Fourth race-Ruunirs: one--nile dash; pure. S54
Grld Coin. 6-st- Nex Year sscoud- Roly Poly.
third sTIne-l7s5
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
ROWING CHAMPIONS.

szrior sinslcs-Hary S. Bennett Spring
ae-d Boat Clab. SFriuS5eId Time. eos 30
As=acla-ed ,5uzle-I--aud1 Miller. Ncu
York AralcJic Ciub. Sew Yerk. Tine.
9H= "a
intermediate sngI-s-AIeEaude- Warnock.
Springfield Boat Clg5. srrlrS1ei5- Time.
9-l525
senior douhIes-H- Jacob and " Bowler
Den BoE5uE Cluh- Toronto. Canada- TSue-
SIS Is
I1terraediate do,-bles-Dr L W. johnson
ard Dr. r.. ". NrDeweu. Tr5i1c Barge
Cub. Phis3elrAia- Time. s5525
Senior nair-osrei-Jakcs and Tons ArzD-
rsut Rovirs club. T1roato. canada Tine.
gl5I5
Intermediate rai--oa-es-H HertsI ard :.
suiEer. Me-rupoli1an -RoEI1g club. NeE
York TIME go --5
International fGur-cs-rd-I HChen J.
AI-IlsuEhliu. r >terleard- and T. Bishop.
se=u1uh1sa Boat Club. B-u1Elyn- Time.
sIl-5
senior frur-oare1- -Balfr1-. Davidson. Rsd-
dy. and TaylG-. ArE1usur h -irg Cub To-
rou-o Csuada. Time. $40 Is
intermediate f1ssr-1a--5-G. W. Haos 1.
H stoU VI II Oehr- ard g. z pa-ke-.
Arundel Boat Club. Baltimore Tine not
taken
senior sisht-oa-e5- -Datbs .baTf. Hare.
NrCu1iy- Gale. Bslfcur- Davidsrn Riddy.
Taylo- stroke. and huhland I-.rssaIni.
A-E1uaut Rowing Club. Toronto. Canada
Tine. 5-5.
Iu-e7rsdiats eish;-oared-W. TsraU rbCTi.
q. De CARE W 2 Miller. L Irrurv. r.
Span-ev. W Hart. 4. Ellis u. Brewster
(st-okeI. and x. S-c--u .cazsvaIui. Tine.
7-flI
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
LITTLE MONEY IN FIGHT.
Receipts from KetcheU-KeIIy Go
Prove DfsappOfntfnE-

San Francisco, Aug The receipts Of
the KetcheIl-KeIly hght were a disap-
pointment- II was figured the house would
run in excess OF $1,000, whereas the re-
ceIpts were only S6SS0. This can be ae-
counted for on the ground that the fight
fans thought it a cineh and did not give
Kelly a chance The betting, which was
started at to I and was forced 10
10 To 4. was also a factor.
The articles Of agreement called for 20
per cent OF the receipts 70 20 to the
fighters. 10 be divided 50 per cent to the
winner and 40 per cent TO the loser. In
addition Ketchen received a 10 per cent
bonus from the club This would make
his end S1.67S, while me losers share
was Sl,S36-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
Exciting Canoe Races at Norfolk.
SPECIAL to DE Washington He-ald

Norfolk. Va, Aug IA most exciting
canoe sailing race took place yesterday
afternoon in which great skill was dis
played The sea being unusually rough.
made It very difficult TO handle the light
crafts under the large area Of sail which
they carried The winners were First
place J L Macentry. time 0.s7 2-5: second
place, B F Beheamie. time G.ss Is. and
third place. S H Wood. tine O.4o. Dis
tazce, three miles.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At JacksnuviIle-FirSt game IsckSanriIle ;. Ma
con. Q. Sec1nd game JsckS0nville. ?; Macon O.
At Columbis-First Ezme; Columbia. 5. Savannah
Second game; Columbia. ?: Savannah. Q.
At Cha-lestan-First game Charleston s: Augusta
z SecoEd Szzs; Caariesio1, j. Augusta, =
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
BIuemont Defeats Fnn. Chnrc.

Special 70 The Washington Herald-
Fails Church. Va Aug. The locals
lost an exciting eleven-inning game 10 the
Bluemonts here to-day by 5 10 !, FeimeT
weakened in the eleventh, filed the bases
and forced in three runs.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
Town Buu' at Frederick.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Frederick, Nd. Aug. frederick de-
feated the New Windsor baseball team
here to-day. by a score Of IS 10 / After
the first inning It developed into a hit
and-rUn game LOats. Of Washington.
who. in the early part Of this season. was
on Frederick's pitching staT. pitched for
The visitors Red Clayton the local
third baseman. rad his nose broken while
in practice before the game Score:
New Winds0r-----.----.-.-.- C 0 0I0oO oOBo-1
Frederics- ) % rs
BatteTies-New Windsor. Los.s and smith; Fre5er-
lex. Buhrmsu and Creseer- L Jn--l-e-afr TINS
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Al M61tTsal-FirSt szTe- Providence. ). Mon
treaL . Second game ProTidencs. 6 Montreal. L
AZ Tor1utO-Toru1ro. :. Jersey City l.
A. Buffalo Newark. :. Buffalo J.
At Roches-er-First game Baltimore S: Roches-
ter. :. Second game: Baltimore. S: Rochester. 1
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
TRI-STATE LEAGTE.

At Harrisburg Lancaster. Z. Harrisburg l.
At Wiliamspurt-FirSt Ssne- Reading. ;. VII
farsurrt Il second game Reading. 3. WiIliams-
port. /
A. AI.oc-a-Tr Trenton 6. Altoona 3
Al tJolns-cvn-WilnainstoI- ;: JohnstoWu. l.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
MINOR LEAGUES.
Connecticut LEAGUE.

Al S--5ncfeI5-Srriusfzl >. Hartford. Z
A. Watert1rv- NIerijcu 4 Waterbury. L
A. New Haven FridzepoTt- & Nev Haven :
A. New B-iraiu-FI-sr game Sew Britain 2
Hor1ke. c. Second game Holyoke. fd; New
F-5-s5- &
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Warrington b ChicngO, ,
Detroit, 81 Boston. o.
Cleveland. a New York, B.
Philadelphia, 4; ST. Louis, 3.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Boston, Il; Chicago, O.
New York, g. St Louis. l.
PIttsburg, >; BROOKLYN .
Philadelphia. g. Cincinnati. O.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At NashriTs-NashriIie ;. Memphis. o
AZ Arlsuta-NcE orleans. .. Atlanta
At Biruliuzhsui-Lit-le Roek. 3; Birmingham s
Al MonfE0meTy-FirSt game; Mcutg0msry. 3: No
lie. . Second saDe- Nontgonery. s. Mobile. l.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
AFTER COLLEGE RACE
Want Yale and Harvard TO
Row OH Connecticut.
SPRINGFIELD IS INTERESTED

Board of Trade VIII Make over
lures TO Rowing Officials of Two
New Orleans. Looked UPon as Con-
tender In the single Events.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02

TE0-tase hits-Rerry. Seymour. Doyle. Teuuev-
Bases on baTs-OF Besbe. 5. eI Crauda-. :. str1cs
art-By Beebe J. by CrzrdaII. 5 Double plays
Devlin TO Tcnnev 20 BEidvel. Beebe 70 Konetchy
R0ncgchy jursssistcdJ- UuUre-1ir- Johns11as- At
t5uIlrce. IZpG
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
Totals
Batred for Shipke in eighth

'Batted Tor ShiQke IN eiEhth-
Washington .----- @ % o
Chicago ----------- 0 0 0 0 0 Is
First base on errors-Chicago. ? Wash
ington. ?. Left on bases-C1icsgo. &
Washington = Two-base hit-Freeman.
Sacrifice hits-Panent q. DeIshanty-
Stolen bases-Dougherty. Anderson. Da-
Wis. White. Double pIay-Parent 70 Davis
10 Anderson First base on baIIs-OT
Walsh. I, OF Johnson 6. Struck out-Rv
Walsh. 3: by Johnson, . Umpire-AIr-
OLoughlin- Time of game-I hour and
% minutes. Attendance-I0.30 800.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
No games scheduled.
OF TIE TEAMS.

Boston. Aug The Boston Nationals
got sweet revenge over the Cubs for their
defeats the past Few days and shut out
the Westerners Il 20 O.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lowsll-LoFel. Il. B-ockton. >
At Lyun-Lyun. s. Worcester J.
At Haverhill- -HsFerhill. 5. Fall River.
At Lawre7ce-Lsxrence. , New Bedford. L
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Truy-J-tics. ,. Troy
At ScrautCn-Svrzc1ss. ;: Sc-antor. 4
At Aibany-Elusira c: Albany l.
A. WilkssJaIrg- BT. shaTgton. 9; wiIkesbarTe. 3
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At tC'luulbas-CoIunbsss. %: s. Paul. l.
At uaTsrlis-Kansss City. .. Indianapolis. 1
A. L>1lisrille-Louisvills. Is Milwaukee, L
At Tolelo-Toledo. s. Minneapolis. 2