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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-31
BUrTE ENTRIES

First race, seven furlongs, selling-Iord Ros-
sington. Talien, Anglessa, Unlock. Lakeview,
Zick Abrams. Mosketo Denigre, Gleyens, Kaiser
hon, Athgold. Tancred.
Second race six furlongs, selling-Homelight
Hop Queen Jezebel. Poppy, Petaluma, Mabel
Reed Red Ere. Boundclif, Soapy Jones, Charlie
Egan, Sharper Bawn, Keowna.
Third race, three furlongs. selling-Grasscut-
ter. Ontario Oregon, Mrs. Matthews, Malrina.
Susie Gregg Brush Up Forty-four, Sid Silver
f. NJ Britain, Curriculum. Happy Chappy, Joe
Wootau.
Fourth race. five and a half furlongs, handj-
cap-Cooney Neh. Jim Mallady, Bon6les, Jane
Laurel. knight Deck, Lena Leach, Madeline
Musgrave.
Fifth race, five furlongs. selling Rustling silk
Kiamesha II. Nina Baker, Sevenfull Duke OF or.
leans. James A. Murray, Hereafter. vinton, Con-
tingent, Robert Mitchell, Master Lester, Royal
Ben.
Sixth race, one mile, selling-WillIe T, Rath-
nally Phil Igoe, Golden Light, Duchess of Mon
tabella Ruth w, Chief Desmond Hand Me
Down. Elevation, Search Ne, Berryessa Man
dat0r-
Seventh race. and sixteenth miles. sell
ing-Galvanic. Prince Of Orange, Graphite Tea
Tray ii. John J. Rogers, Ellie. Msrkie Mayer,
Nabonassal, Benyoli0A
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Makes Worlds Record
at Santa Rosa
Kirkpatrick Drives Eight of the
Get of Washington Mckinney
and Puts Them on ESQ List

SANTA ROSA, July S0-The main
meet was the 2:15 pace with nine en-
tries. E. H. Dudley's McFayden. by
Diabolo, dam by Sterling, was a heavy
favorite, with s. H. Hoy's Memonia. by
Demonia, second choice. L. L. Paytons
Silver Dick took the first heat, largely
the result of headwork on the part of
the driver, and McFayden got the dis
tance flag, the next three heats and
the race going to McGowan's Queen
Derby, who had been listed with the
field; though recognized as among the
likely ones.
The program this afternoon was en-
livened by a fire scare in the grand
stand. A careless smoker dropped a
cigarette under the seat and before he
noticed it the floor was in flames. A
syphon bottle eXtinguished the fire, but
not until rush had begun for the
exit. which. for the moment, threatened
to result seriously.
Yesterday the Pacific coast record
was broken when Mono Wilkes went
a mile in 2:03 "a in a whirlwind pace
against Sir John s.
tablished when Frank j. Kirkpatrick.
owner of Washington Mckinney, drove
eight of the get of that magnificent
sire to put them on the 2:30 list and
succeeded easily, following the per-
formance by reducing the record pre-
viously held by Belle Mckinney, an
other of Washington McKinney's get.
from 2:29~ to 2:22 Following is the
summary of this event:
Belle of Washington, b. M, dam Dalia, by
DAILY, 2:2S15.
Reed Mckinney, ch. g.. dam by DAILY, 2:2eH
Rex Mckinney, b. g., dam Danville Maid, by
DAILY, 2:29&.
Ray Mckinney, b. g., dam by Digitalis
Fabis Mckinney. oh m. dam Hazel rurh nv
S. Skinner, 2:22.
Donnello, b. s.. dam Dalia, by DAILY, 2:so.
by Mckinney. b. g., dam Bertha r, by
Daily, 2:2sh.
nl1e MeKin9sy + ne Belle, br. M. dam Fora. by
May Randall. blk. m, dam Josephine. by Sec
retary, 2:22.
Performances against time: To beat 2:4o-
Abe Marks Cecille NJ (Ables). 2:25A. To beat
2:25-S. C. walton's Billy G, 2:2S%.
FIRST RACE-2:S0 class, trotting Sidney Dill
lon stake, 3 year olds. best three In FIVE:
Don Reginaldo b. g. by On Stanley
ss.aSo, b. ! = ss:sass sssE;s asE.2 GSs
TimeI2:laA. a:26. 2:26&. 2:2s&.
SECOND RACE--2:15 class, pacing, sebastopol
stakes, three in FIVE:
Queen Derby, b. M, by Charles
Me@oDs. Ms B. M, By Demonic Giiocy1j 2 : : )
Kinney (Walker) .......... 1 8 8 2
Freely Red, b. m, by Red Me-
MeFayden, cFqly O-lH ch. s., by Diabio
Roekaway. r. g.. by stoneway
sai7S, 5. m, by Dictatus (white D'''
Time-2:oaH, 2:oaA, ANY, 2:i1&. a:1eA.
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Ketchel and Kelly Struggle for the
Middle Weight Belt This Evening

For the time since he gained the of weer weight
champion of the world by beating Billy Papke Milwaukee
weeks ago. Stanley Kehe the Montana will defend his title
this evening in the Coliseum pavilion against Hugo Kelly
the cevereS the class Great has
among the followers of the here and nearby cities
will file auditorium
the action.
The fight evidently believe that Ketchel before
he for last night they willing bet of good
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Fort Erie Races

FORT ERIE, July 3O-roday's results.
First race, i've furlongs-T. 81. Green won,
Miss Crittenden second High Hat third Time.
1;01 20
Second race, five and a half furIongs-JoIly
won. Elizabeth Harwood second. Gladys Louise
third Time 1:07 4-5.
Third race, six furlongs-Bitter SIR won.
Caltha second, Lady Corrine third. Time, 1:15.
Fourth race, one and sixteenth miles-John
Carroll won, Polly Prim second, Minnie Adams
third. Time. 1:46.
Fifth race, six furlongS-Senator Barrett won
Night Mist second. Honest third. Time, liza 5-5.
Sixth race, one and eighth miles-Severus
won, Quagsa second, Fancy Bird third Time,
1:b3 1-5.
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Fort Erie Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-Hambay, Ching Hare,
Jim Fits.
Second raee-Lfghts Out, Water
way, Mansano.
Third raee-E. N. Fry, Apache,
Edgely.
Fourth rnce-Berwfck, Super
stftfOn, Chief Hayes.
Fifth race--Gi1es, Protagonist,
DIX Ben.
Sixth rnce-Pinkoln, Dennis STAFF
ford, Clell Turney.
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GOLF CONTESTS ARRANGED

NEW YORK, July 30.-The detailed
program for the open golf champion
ship of the United States has been
issued from the offices Of the United
States golf association. The event will
he held August q and % at the Myopa
hunt club, Hamilton, Mass, near Bos-
ton. The competition on the first day
will be sc holes, and the same on the
second day, making a total of 70 holes.
There will be ten money prizes. The
winner will receive $500 in addition to
the gold medal, and the other purses
will range from $3.50 to 5000.
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SUNDAY BOXING in VALLEJO

Sunday boxing viii be tried in Vallejo AUGUST
16, when Terry Mustain, the clever light heavv
weight who recently put the crusher on lack
(rwlnl Sullivan in Goldfeld, win go against
Joe Willis Of Vallejo in a 20 round mill with
Billy Roche as the referee. Vallejo IS a good
fight town and unless the Sunday business is
too strong the men figure to box to good sized
house. The fight will take place in the after
noon.
Mustain is a big fellow who will bear some
watching All those who have seen him 20 de-
clare that he Is the class. If he makes a good
showing in Vallejo he should easily get on around
this city or Los Angeles. where there is az
ways opening for fighter with class
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POPE COMPANY REORGANIzED

HARTFORD, Conn, July 3O.-A re-
organization OF the Pope manufactur-
new capitalization will be S2.5OO, 600
preferred stock and S4,O0o,O0O of com
mon stock. The new company will
purchase the entire property and will
operate the factories here and at West
field. Mass. The company went into the
receivers hands August II, 1907.
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The line of the Leafy Place.

The frontispiece Of Sunset Magazine
for August is brightly colored glimpse
into the heart of the Muir Woods, in
Marin County, by L. p Latimer, an art
ist who has made the redwoods his spe-
cial study. Such a picture gives the
''call Of the wild" to the dweller among
high buildings, and fortunately this tail
timber is close at hand.
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WILL Sign ARTIcLEs

Harry Gilmore. manager of Packey Mcfarland
will arrive this morning and then he and Welsh
and Jack Griffin, who represents Jim Jefrries
club, viii get together and sign articles for the
meeting between Mcfarland and Welsh on LaboI
day in Los Angeles. In the meantime McFar
land is matched TO fight Phil Brock in the south
early next month and Welsh will take on Johnny
Murphy in the same town few days later.
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Beats the Barrier and
Wins the SkykOmiSh
Ross Magnet Mare. The Mist,
SpOfIS Good Race and Her
Further Entry Barred
Seattle Selections
BY J. r. JEFFERY

BY J. r. JEFFERf
First race-GOIden OriOle, Dred-
kin. William +. Herrin.
Second raee-Adele r., ST.
Charles, Nivant.
Third raee-ArcOurt, My Pal,
Netting.
Fourth race-Early Tide, Ida
May, High Gun.
I Fifth race-JOsie's Jewel, Nat
tie BumppO, Jack Adams.
sixth race-NOnie, EscamadO,
CObleskiII.
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ENGLIsH WANTS. MATCH

Clarence English the eastern lightweight who
has been fighting all comers during the last foul
years. breezed in last night in search OF a match
According to dope English is a scrapper. BE
will take a chance against any Of them and ii
is likely that Billy Roche will sign him up soon
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-31

Paris motorists are rejoicing in a change In
the police laws which enables them to answer
to charges Of speeding Immediately. Heretofore
the police have noted a motorists number and
a summons has reached him three months later.
too late often to dtsprove the charge.
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At last count there were 1,31S,00 per-
sons in India dependent on state aid
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AIIIItf 10 90 Suit kUul- Won Ia drive
Of three. Marpessa 4. Black Cloud 30 Saehet
30 Metlakatla g. Captain Bush S. Portero
Grsnde 80, Storma 10, Head Dance 40, finished
as named. Josie took lead last turn and scored
lucky win. Sahara, interfered with early stages
closed big gap. SO did Marpessa, which was
virtually left at post Metlakatla probably
best; cut on and lost all chance while moving
leaders down last turn. Josie 80 place rs
show; Sahara place, show; Ssllie 81 place
A chow -
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Lime, 1-Ut Spart good. Won easily. Hazlet
l6, Nasmerito 3, Minnie Bright 100, Angleface
BOO, finished as named. Force had the speed and
led throughout, Hazlet pressed him closely
the nrst part, the two running head and head
70 the last turn Pert had no excuses Of any
importance. Ben came from the last place. as
usual Nasmerfto was in close quarters through
out. Force, 2-5 place, IL show; Pert, 6-5 place
S-b show; AXIS Ar Ben, 6-5 show
3117. THIRD RACE-AIile and 20 yards
selling 4 wear olds and m.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-11

WINNING nun cord with none olt.
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BROWNS ARRIVE FOR SERIES
Either Dineen or Graham Will Pitch
To-day's Game.
Manager McAIeer Does Not Look for
Easy Time in Series with
the Nationals.

Manager McAleer and his bunch Of
pennant aspiring athletes. some eighteen
strong. arrived in Washington early this
morning for the series with the Nationals.
which starts this afternoon.
Manager McAleer expressed himself rs
more than satisfied with the way his team
is going, and ventured the opinion tha:
the Browns stood a good show 10 finish
on top.
When asked what club in the circuit he
most feared. ne replied that they all
looked dangerous 20 him. Manager Nc
Aleer said he would probably use either
Dineen or Graham in to-day's game. with
Spencer at the receiving end.
THE boys are all I'm good shape" said
the veteran helmsman. and barring
unforeseen contingencies. the team should
return home I'm the position we now oc-
cupy. That we do not expect 20 have an
easy time with Cantilion's tribe goes
without saying, as the Nationals are al
ways capable Of putting up a stiff fight.
as was shown IN the contest with the
White SoX yesterday"
The Washington herald., 1908-07-11

Bob Unglaub was yesterday bought out
right from the Boston Red sox by the
Washington ball club.
While the purchase Of Unglaub came
as big surprise TO the fans OF this
city and Boston. the deal had been under
consideration since the Nationals visited
Boston early 10 June. At that time there
was talk of a deal OF FaIkenberg and AL
tier for Unglaub and Winter. but It fell
through. as II was not 20 the liking OF
either Jim Mcclure or Joe Cantillou-
AS Cantillon was particularly anxious
to land the player. he did not give up
hope. but continued TO make overtures TO
Owner John I. Taylor until yesterday.
when a cash oTer was accepted and
Unglaub was ordered TO report here at
once
Played Under CantiIlon Before.
Unglaub played under Cantillon at Nil
waukee and was obtained by the Boston
club four years ago. The following sea
son he jumped Boston and went 10 Will
iamsport. IN the Tri-State League.
where he managed and played third base
lie returned 20 Boston last year, and
after Jimmy Collins was sent 10 Phila-
delphia. Unglaub was placed in charge
OF the team. When President Taylor
signed Jim MCGUIRE, Unglaub was de-
posed. and since that time he has been
dissatisfied with his berth with the Red
SON
Until this season. Unglaub always
stood well up among the batters Of the
American League. but he has been so
dissatisfied at Boston since Mcguire has
been manager that It is impossible 10
get a line on his real ability at this
time.
Joe Canullon said last night that he
intends 10 try Unglaub at first base in
order 10 add to the hitting strength of
the Nationals. particularly when op-
posing left-handed pitchers. The com
ing OF UnElaub. however. does not mean
the passing Of Jerry Freeman, as the
big fellow Will be retained on the rolls
Boston has secured Jake Stahl from
New York 10 play first base.
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TURNER OUT TO STAY.
Injured ShOrtstop May Not he Able
TO Play Again This SensOn.

Boston. July l0.-Terry Turner. the
shortstop OF the Cleveland team, will
probably not play that position again
this year. He was examined by Theodore
c. Erb to-day, and If the physicians ad-
vice is lived up 10 Turner Will not get
in harness again this season.
The physician found that two ligaments
in the right arm near the shoulder were
crossed. While in ST. Louis last week
Turner played his usual snappy game.
and was all right when he left for Cleve-
land but when he got home his right arm
panied him greatly but the trainer found
no trouble Othe- than that Turner had
rested his head on Il instead OF the pillow
while IN the sleeping car. With Turner
out OF the game the Maps are IN bad
shape. as Stovan is injured. Bemis has
game knee. and Mig Clarke has a dam
aged finger.
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SUNDAY-SCHOOL LEAGUE.
bethany Defeats Fifth Baptist in n
Close Game by to 2.
STAINING OF THE TEAMS

Today's zme-First W Ninth. 1t Sixth and d
streets northeast at $50.
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CASE PATTEN LOST.
Former National Wanted by Boston
TO settle Dispute.

FOrmer NatsOnab Hnnte0 Dy boston
TO SETTLE Dispute.
Special to The Washington Herald
Boston. Mass. July ia general alarm
has been sent out for Case Patten.
pitcher. who was signed by the Red Sox.
turned over to New York, and now in
parts unknown. while the status OF his
case is being decided by the men higher
up in Z q baseball world
Manager Jim Mcclure. Of the Red sox,
wants to hold converse with Case in
President Taylor's private Office but Case
is the missing case just now. Cases re-
lease was obtained from Washington by
President Taylor. who sold him to New
York. where he failed TO make good and
he was shipped on the express 70 this city
President Taylor refused 20 accept him
and Patten went back 10 New York
There was no reception waiting for him
by the Highlanders. who started him on
the road TO the Hub once more. Before
he got here. however. President Taylor
had put the matter up 10 the national
commission, and there It will rest until
Case can be located.
IL Is suspected that he Is still a farmer
and devoted 20 the calling of shoveling
hay az a summer resort. where national
commissions do not hold forth. and where
magnates cease 20 trouble.
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HAGERSTOWN GOES DOWN.
Winchester Trims Visiting Team by
Score of : to 2.

nptcal 70 Inc washington Herald.
Winchester, Va, July IO-Winchester
defeated Hagerstown at Reservoir Park
this afternoon before the largest crowd
of the season. to 2
Cantwell was in great form and held
the visitors TO three hits. The locals
landed on Krebs viciously in the second
and when the smoke cleared. four runs
had crossed the pan. Two more tallies
were made in the sixth and another in
the seventh. Hagerstown got two runs
in the seventh after two were out For
the locals, Duggan and Don Mcdonald
made sensational catches, while CantweII
Dalton. and Don Mcdonald led at the bat
Simpson, for the visitors, got a two
bagger. Batteries. Winchester. Can't
well and Duffy; Hagerstown. Krebs and
Simpson.
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GIANTS AND REDS TRADE.
McGraw Gets Hold of a Pitcher and
InheIder Brain.

Cincinnati, July 10-Tt was announced
here tonight that deal has passed be
tween the Cincinnati and New York Ma
tional League clubs. whereby New York
get Pitcher Weimer and Inhelder Brain
from the Reds. for whom the New York
club gives 5000 and returns Pitcher
Spade TO the Reds.
There has been a great deal of kicking
among the local fans over the reported
loss Of Spade to the New Yorks. and
this latest deal IS expected to conciIiate
them. or in other words. square" the
management with the patrons.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-11

Left on COngressionals, 6; Eckingtons g.
First base on hlls-Of Taylor. 2; on Move 3: OF
limbaugh. /; OF Callahan. 3. Innings Dtched-By
Taylor. i; by limbaugh. /; by Move. :: by Gala
han. 6. Hits made-Of Taylor. ?; OF limbaugh
l. of Move. o; Of Callahan. Il. Struck out
Taylor. o; by Move :; by limbaugh. 2: by Gala
han. 2 Three-base hits-SmO0t, Maddox. Fague
TwO-base hits - Hayden MCMahon Watson On.
Stolen bases-O'Neil. Maddox ~. Legge (2). Double
pnys-Hayden 20 Mcmahon; Move 20 Avery. Hit by
uteher-By TAYLOR. 81 BY Move, 7. Wild p,tch-Cal-
lohan. Passed halls-Mace. .; Kreamer. 8 UmriTc-
Mr. Shcprerd Time Of game-l hour and a minutes.
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Rhodes scholar for St. Loui. Brown.

Fayetteville, Ark. July 1O-Charley
Keith, graduate Of the University Of Ar
kansas and Rhodes scholar 70 Oxford.
has returned from England. and will
Join the St Louis Americans at once.
claims on his baseball services having
been bought from the Little Rock
Southern League club. for whom Keith
has pitched two seasons.
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GIANTS ARE NOSED OUT.
Game Mt Pittsburg II Nip and Tuck,
but Pirates Win.

Pittsburg. July O-It was nip and tdck
between the Pirates and the Giants this
afternoon, the locals finally nosing out
In the ninth inning by score OF 20 s
1t was not until the last man was out
that the game was over. Both teams
batted hard, and the four errors which
show up against the locals were not all
that they made. There were many dumb
plays Score:
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WHEN WILL HE REPORT?

Boston. Mass. July lO.-Capt Bob Un-
gaub although ordered 20 report imme-
diately 70 Csntilon's team, says he win
lot 20 10 Washington for a month at least.
and maybe not for si1 weeks
Il have lease on my house here he
said tonight. my wife and family are here.
and I'm not going 10 jump out on an hours
notice. ] have already notified my land,
lord, but ! have 20 giYe months notice.
and ] won't 50 until then. In the mean
time, I'm going to let my crippled finger.
broken about three weeks ago, heal up; III
take a rest myself. and IN be out al the
grounds every day watching the other fel-
lows play"
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Left on bases-Chicago. y. PHILADELPHIA. g. Two
base hits-Osborne o. stciufeldt Rnabe. thinner
man. Three-hase hits-Magee Sheckard Sacrifice
hts-HOward. Tinker Titus. Stolen bases-K -Knabe
Magee. Holman. Brown. Double play-Magee %
Doom. Bases balls-OG Brown ! on Foxcn &
Struck out-By Brown. 3 BY Fo1cn. 3 Passed
ball-Moran. Time q game-2 hous and 10 min
utes. Umptre-Mr. Johnstone. Attendance 500.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-11

Interstate and Treasury fattened their
batting averages and added another vic
tory 10 their list by defeating Agricul-
ture and War in the double-header on
the White Lot Interstate drubbed the
Farmers p 70 3. and Treasury whipped
the Warriors 70 2.
The Warriors made the majority Of
their runs in the opener, but the Money
Counters tied the score in the fourth.
and then began batting the Warriors
twirlers all over the lot. Eleven hits re-
suited from their battingfest. Donaldson
and Meister taking turns In serving them
up Tor the Warriors. Hester was on the
nring line for Treasury. and struck OUT
nine OF his opposing batters Score:
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Totals..-.... 2 s27 20

Left on bsses-NeT York. II: Detroit 2 Bases
on balls-OG Chesbro. g. of Newton. 2; OF willett.
J. Struck out-By Cheshro 3: by Newton. 2; by
Willett 9. Home uins-Stahl. Downs Three-base
hit-Crawford- Twob hits-Stahl Cobb. Schmidt
SacTihcs hits-COnroy. RosSnan Stolen bases-Afo-
riarity, Stahl schaefer. Cobb Coughlin g. Double
play-DOWnS 20 Schaofer 10 Rossnan Wild pitch
ChesbTo Hit by pitchcr-By ChesbrO /; by VII
lett, l. Umpres-McSsrs. Sheridan and Evans
Time ID game-l hour and IS minutes. Attendance
$780,
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TO-DAY,s GAMES.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburg
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
CUES TRIM PHILLIEs.
Chicago Nationals Win Out in the
Eleventh in Exciting Gnme

Chicago July 1O.-Chicago won out from
Philadelphia to-day in the eleventh inning
Of a wildly exciting game. Tinker hit
past third and Bransheld fumbled Browns
easy grounder. Hoffman drove one red
hof into left and ended the battle. Score:
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS DEFEATED.
ST. EIiEabeth'S, Aided by Wilkins
Pitching, Wins by @ to 1.

st. Elizabeth's defeated the Congress
Heights team yesterday by to 4.
The Congress, Heights boys could not
hit Wilkins until too late in the game.
but ten men facing him in the first six
innings. Wilkins struck out thirteen men,
gave no bases on balls, and allowed but
five hits.
The asylum team plays the Steel Plant
nine Saturday evening and BroOkland
Monday, al $3.50. on the hospital grounds
Score
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Earned Washington. l: Chicago. J.
First base by errors Washington. .: Chi
cagO, 3 Left on bases-WashingtOn. 10:
Chicago. 10 First base on balls-Off
Burns. 3: of Altrock. / Innings pitched
BY Burns, lS 1-3; by Hughes. . %. Hits
made-On Burns, 9; of Hughes. l. Struck
out-By Burns, s.; by Altrock, 2; by
Hughes l. Three-base hits-Shipke
Dougherty TwO-base hlts-Dougherty
AltrOck. Freeman. Sacrifice hits-Jones.
DoUgherty, Ganley. Stolen bases-Dough-
erty Donohue. Burns. Doub plays
Clymer TO Street; Ganley 10 Street Hit
by pitcher-By Hughes. l. Umpire-Mr.
O'Loughlin. Time Of game-2 hours and
o. minutes
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Twobase hits-Huggns Dahlen. Three-bass hits
Camel Kane Sacrifice hits-Gsnzel, Kane. Huls-
witt Browne. Stolen baSes-hAue, sciilet Double
play-Dorner to Dahen TO McGann. Bases on balls
of Ewing /; of Dorner. s. Struck out-By
Ewing. 2: hy Dorner. J. Hit by pitcher-By Dorner
l. Passed ban-Schlei Umpire-Nir Rudderham
Time Of gameI hour and % minutes.
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SUPERBAS BAT WELL.
Timely Hitting and Good Brand of
Fielding Wins Game.

81. Louis, July lo.-The visitors defeated
the home team to-day through more
timely batting and a better brand Of
fielding. They played an error7ess game.
while the home team had three errors to
thelr credit Scnra.
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Arll OF bl,-A grlcllturp. O. Interstate. T. First
base on h3Is-Of Field. .: "a BaIzer. Innirrs
pitched-By Fed. s by Balz-r. by Hampton p
His made-Of Field. Il: of Balzcr. Struck
crt-By Field. g; by Balzer. g. by Hampton. =
hcme u-n-Bandihoe- Threfhase Lits-Ke.ne. &.
QuantreL. Tgo-hase Eit-Hampiou. Sacrifice hits
BTlnn. Priest. Mess. Stolen tasc,-Hayden 49,
Qnantrcll D'ugher,y. BalzCr 5I. Hit by pitcher
By Field. ?; By Balzcr. J. Wild pitcres-BaIzer
!; Hampton, ]; Field. J. Passed hall-Haydeu
UmIire-Mr- Betts-Time Of game-l hour and :
minutes
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Sacrifice hits-Jordan Sheehau. Burch. NcIntyre.
Double playS-Burch 20 Hummel % Jordan; Charles
20 O'Rcurke 90 Koney. Passed h:ll-Ludwig Stolen
hase-Jordan Hit hy p.fcher-By Lush ]: by Nc
Intyre. J. Triple play-Shaw 20 Honey % O'Rourke
Bases on baIs-Of Lush. I: of McIntyre.
Struck out-By Lush. 4; by Mclntyre g. Left on
basS-St Louis. S. Brooklyn. s. Umpre-NIr. Rig
Ter. Time Of game-l hour and a minutes