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Mrs Foraker. wife of Senator Foraker
OF Ohio, left the city last week for Bryn
Mawr. Pa. where she will visit her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. King
Wainwright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-21

Senator and Mrs. Switzerland and their
daughter, who have been in the city since
Congress adjourned at their apartment in
the Highlands where they spent the win
ter and spring months. left last week for
Chicago. en- route for their home in Salt
Lake City, where they will spend the
summer.
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The Rev. and Mrs. James II. w Blake
Miss Frances Elizabeth Blake and Mr. C.
Chenille Blake are at Mountain Lake
Park. where they have taken a cottage
for the summer
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Mr.. Curtis Ellsworth son of Mr. and
Mrs. Goodwin Ellsworth of Girard street.
left last week for a short visit in New
York. later going to Boston to spend a
month with his brother, Mr.. Dewitt Ellis
worth.
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Mrs. Duncan Bradley and her two little
sons will spend the summer at Mountain
Lake Park as the guest Of her parents.
the Rev. and Mrs. James H. w Blake.
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Continued on Eighth Page)
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Rawlings and fam
lily Will spend the, summer. as usual. on
their beautiful houseboat the Greselda
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Miss Louise Birch and Miss Bessie
Birch leave next week for Fort Washing
ton, Pa, where they will be the guests of
Miss Eleanore Leaf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-21

Mr. Justice and Mrs. White closed their
residence on Rhode Island avenue Tues
day. and have gone to their summer home
near Toronto, Canada, for three months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-21

Mrs. Sarah Jervis who has been spend-
ing several DAYS with Mrs William Hoo
Yer. on street. has returned to her
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-21

Miss Nellie Carter of Harvard street
expects to leave the city the 1st of July
to visit friends in Virginia.
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Mrs. Worthington and her daughter,
Miss Worthington OF Massachusetts ave
nue.. left the city Wednesday. They will
spend most Of the summer IN Newport.
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Mr. and Mrs Marion Butler will leave
the city at an early date. and will spend
the summer at their country home in
North Carolina.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton Woodville and
their two little daughters. Miss Mamie
and Miss Elizabeth Woodville. have re-
turned from a two weeks visit to At
lantic City.
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Mrs Edelston daughter OF the late
Col. Gardner arrived in New York We'd
nesday morning on the Kaiserin Augusta.
She will spend some time in Washington
the guest of her mother at 1860 Q
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Mrs. Jackson of 1lth street is spending
the month of June visiting relatives on
the eastern shore of Maryland She will
return the LIST of July and later expects
to spend the remainder of the summer In
Chicago and other places in the west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-21

Miss Brown of Q street will spend the
summer visiting relatives in Scranton
Pa.
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for Denver Col, where she will snend
several months visiting her cousin. Mrs.
FRED Irich. who spent the past winter in
Washington at the Highlands.
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Miss Alice tanner left Friday for An
nisouam, in New England. where she
will spend the summer vacation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wernts of Massachusetts
avenue will leave next week to spend the
summer at their cottage in Colonial
Beach. They will have as their guests
the brother and sister of Mr. Wernts from
the west. who expect to remain with them
several months.
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The Episcopal High School gave its
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Miss Victoria Parkes. daughter OF Com
mander W. NJ Parkes. L. S. ~. Is spend
ing several weeks in Marshall. Va. az the
guest Of Miss Gould
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Morris and theil
daughter Carrie of Newton street will
spend several weeks at Atlantic City. and
later expect to visit their former home
in Richmond. Va. They will leave the
city the LIST Of July
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worth.
Miss Nellie Carter of Harvard street
expects to leave the city the LIST of July
| to visit friends In Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wernts of Massachusetts
avenue will leave next week to spend the
summer at their cottage in Colonial
Beach. They will have as their guests
the brother and sister of Mr.. WerntS from
the west. who expect to remain with them
several months.
Miss Belle SULLIVAN of Massachusetts
avenue has gone to New York to spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Morris and their
daughter Carrie of Newton street will
| spend several weeks at Atlantic City. and
later expect to visit their former home
in Richmond, Va. They will leave the
city the 1st Of July
Miss Helen Barnes was in the city last
week visiting friends. She will spend
the summer In Pennsylvania.
Gen. Robert and Mrs. Smith of 18th
street entertained a number of friends
from New York and New Jersey Thurs
day evening In honor of the fifty-fourth
birthday of Gen. Smith. The table deco
rations were carnations. Many congratu-
lations and flowers were received.
DR.. and Mrs. Kendell Of nth street left
the city yesterday to spend the summer
at Sebago lake in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannis Taylor and their
two interesting daughters. the Misses
Taylor. left Washington. joining the tide
of society people going northward. They
will spend several weeks at Cape May.
Atlantic City and other seacoast resorts.
later going to West Virginia for the re-
mainder OF the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. McAlester of $40 X
street will accompany a party OF young
folks to Bluemont. where they will spend
several weeks.
Mrs. Arthur kinne who has been a
guest at the Cairo. left the city last week
to spend the summer in New York state.
The charge d'a1aires and Nine. Godoy
Of the Mexican embassy are expecting a
short visit from the mother of Nine. Co
doy: also her sister and her niece. Mrs.
Canalizo and Miss Canalizo. They will go
with Senior de Godoy and family to At
lantic City for a few weeks, and will be
Mrs. Worthington and her daughter,
Miss Worthington OF Massachusetts ave
nue., left the city Wednesday. They will
spend most Of the summer in Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Butler will leave
the city at an early date. and will spend
the summer at their country home in
North Carolina.
Mr.. Reginald Beall entertained in honor
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Mr.. Reginald Beall entertained In honor
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
NOTES OF THE GAME.

For a bat carrier Uncle Sans nephews
had a boy in fun Uniform
Grace also had a bunch Of rooters on
hand 10 cheer their favorites-
The stay-at-home Nationals were out.
and made favorable comments on the
playing Of the amateurs.
Manager Williams used three emer-
gency hitters in the last round. but only
one Of them connected with success
Handiboe is star at first base He had
a number OF pick-ups and short bounces.
and handled them all in good shape
Kane. the Marines first sacker. was on
the sick list. necessitating a shake-up in
the lineup. Meagher. who played the
initial bag. put up a star game.
The Marines whooped things up in great
style Il took four large automobiles 10
carry their rooters 10 the park The
Marine Band was much IN evidence
playing national airs.
Umpire Belts umplred the contest in
clever style- There was not a kick or
any decision he made. He hustled the
players along and had the game over in
an hour and twenty-five minutes
Walters hit went into the stands. and
the emergency batter completed the cir
cult De Hart got to the ball Just as II
was striking the ground. and helped II
into the bleachers BY making an effort
to field H.
Commissioner Macfarland started the
game by throwing out the first ban. He
called the players TO the plate before the
contest and talked to them for a few
minutes. after which he tossed the hall
to Umpire Belts
As The Washington Herald has been
chosen as the official organ Of the most
season series the averages which will
appear in its columns at The close Of the
season viii be the ones accepted by the
board
Babson revived the hidden bali trick /
and caught Bell OF second base in the
second session Bel. who had inst
knocked IN the first run. wandered IN
suspectingly or second base and vas
caught three feet from the bag BY a 1
quick throw from Babson TO McCormick. 1
Doubie-headers at both parks TO-DAY
In class A. at National Park. Columbia /
Athletic Club viii play the Marines. and /
Treasury VIII meet Grace. In section 3. /
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#Batted for sab in ninth fBatted for
Harris in ninth. +BaJted for Babson IN
ninth
Grace ..............o 0 @ O10oo 0 -
Marines ------.-- o . o Q O D x-2
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WE'LL WIN PENNANT."
SAYS FRANK CHANCE

PittsbUrg. Sept. frank Chance. man
aser OF the worlds champion Cubs is
still confident that his team viii capture
the National League pennant and then
grab OF another worlds title When he
reached Pittsburg this morning for a
series With the Pirates he said:
The Cubs viii win the pennant The
Giants are aheadsnow, but we viii over
take them before long. The Cubs are
going right now for the first time since
the beginning Of the season Our pitchers
are in form and the boys are hitting the
ball Wen win this series. and when we
reach New York well show the Giants up
and go out in front again. The schedule
IS really in our favor. even # We do
finish away from home, and well make
the best Of il"
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BILL BURNS GOES HOME

Bill Burns. the big sOuthPavv of
the Washington ball club, left
here On an afternoon train yes
terday fer his home in Texas,
where he viii remain until the
Nationals report at Galveston for
practice IN the spring.
After leaving the club at St
Louis 4 month ago. Burns re-
turned to WashinEfOB In poor
health. and his doctor advised
him 80 pitch no more bail this
year He was so anxious 20 get
back into she game that he re-
mained here and made several
Efforts to get into shape. but he
was not in condition 10 practice,
80 he decided yesterday to give "a
up for the remainder Of the sea
son.
The loss OF Burns at this staEe
may prove n decided drawback 10
the club, as CantillOn has been
using the other tEvirlers cut Of
turn in order not TO allow the
team TO slump when sixth place
Il within sight
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
LU-DhI > GAMES.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Chicago at PfttsburS.
St Louis at Cincinnati.
New York at Philadelphia.

Pittsorrg. sept 4-In as pretty a game
OF baseball as has been seen here in
years. Pitts5Urg beat Chicago in Ten
innings this afternoon, and retained her
hold on secoHf place in the league race
II was also the second game in rbrae
years for Pittsburg 20 win from Rrov-7
and great was the demonstration in the
tenth inning when Wilson's single sent
capt Clarke across the plate with the
only run Of the game Both Willis and
Brown pirhed remarkable ball through
out, but there were times when only re-
markable fielding kept either side from
scoring Attendance. 500
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BLANK The YANKEES
Walter Johnson Too Much
for New Workers.
AFFORDED GRAND SUPPORT

Nationals Play Perfect Game In the
Field and Make the Most of Their
Six Hits-Jack ChesbrO KnOcked
on Rubber Before Game Is Half
Over and Is Relieved by Joe Doyle.
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The score.


-Bat-ed for Gihson IL The ninth. Two o-t xbsD
Winning TN uas scrred
E'I--srzsrr- ---..-.....--- . q q q a = = a
t1icago- go--------------------- 0 0 0 a-F
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Three came. for Advrut..

The Advent Athletic Club. Of the IN
dependence League. VIII line up this after
noon against the strong HyattsvilIe team
at the latter's grounds On Labor Day
the Advents will go to Garrett Park,
where they viii meet the aggregation
representing that town in a double
header. Freeman and Murphy viii be the
Advent battery this afternoon. while Pun
phrey and McsbUrg viii probably perform
the slab work on Monday.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
GERMANTOWN BEATEN.
Errors Prove Costly in Game with
the Indian Head Team.

special 70 The Washington Herald
BOyds- Nd Sept THE Germantown
team returned here this morning from
Indian Head, where they played yester-
day and lost through errors-6 to >
Germantown plays at Gaithersburg to
morrow, beginning a series OF games.
Diamond. the Georgetown man. will be
pitted against them. while probably San
ders, OF Washington. VIII be on the slab
for Germantown Germantown has q
heavy hitting team. in fact. one Of the
heaviest IN the county yet their fielding
has been somewhat on during the aaSf
two weeks.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Washington, 81 New York, Q.
st. Louis, =, Detroit, =.
Chicago, ,; Cleveland, =
Boston, y Philadelphia, 1.
Boston, IOg Philadelphia, L.
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Roanoke. 3: Danvine. 2.

Ba-reT1es-spaTks and CCua1. HLbe-- and "
lsigh- UUplrs-Mr. Byrou- Arte1dance-5g0
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
Tie GAME AT HAGERSTowE
CanfyEeH Keeps the Hits Scattered
and Avoids Defeat.
spe1d TO he Washington Herald.

Hagerstown, Nd. Sept A-Hagerstovn
and Winchester played another tie game
here this afternoon. 1t being necessary 10
cal the game al the end OF the ninth 10
permit the visitors 70 catch a train home
Russell pitched a great game. the visitors
being unable TO do anything with his de-
livery after the first inning. CantweT
was hit freely. but managed TO keen the
hits scattered. Scnre.
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STANDING
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Earned runs-Niuth, ?. Gu-Iey. = Left on bases-
tluriey- 8 Ninth, 5 Prs. base On baIls-Of No
Maho1. 2 OF DAVIS 3 Stuuck rut-By afcAIah9a
5, by DAVIS. 4 Two-hase hits-Suess Heise. Ssrl-
fee hit-C1nuinghzm- Stolen hzses-FouIer n
Davis. Avery %. DunneIly, SherTs7d- Passed baus
Sues. 2; Msoe, Umpire-SIz- Le Mat Tine
of ezme-l hour.
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GIANTS WIN WITH EASE.
Take First of Series from the
Quakers by Good Batting.

Philadelphia. sept 4--The New Yorks
went through the PhIIies to-day ike a
reaper through ripe wheat. and defeated
them IN the first game Of a series in
which the New Yorks expect 10 intrench
themselves more firmly in first place.
The score was s 10 1. and that represents
truthfUlly the all around superiority Of
the New FORKS Score
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-. 5 - II

Chiozso- ------------------- o o 0.O ooG0
/ CleTeland- -.--.------ . 0 o q a a
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
iOstOn, 81 Brooklyn. 2.
Pittsburg, L; Chicago, o.
New York, 50 Philadelphia, 1.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05

Gurley took the lead over Advent for
second place yesterday by defeating
Ninth Street 20 2
Mcmahon pitched vel for Ninth. but
the errors behind him we're costly. Fow-
Ter. IN center for Ninth. made some
pretty plays and landed on the ball for
two safeties.
The slab work Of Davis was also Of
high order. and the result was never
in doubt DonneIIy shone at second for
the winners.
Guriey's winning yesterday forces Ad-
vent to complete its schedule IN order to
land in second place, and the latter
team is scheduled 10 play Wauach on
Wednesday and Ninth on Friday OF next
week Score
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
GHrIey Defeats, Ninth street and
Goes Into second Place.

or The TEAMS
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
Georgia Names Footban Coach.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Athens. Ga. Sept. At was announced
to-day that Thomas Kirby. OF Washing
ton, has accepted an offer TO coach the
University Of Georgia football team dur
ing the coming season Georgia's big
games are with the University Of Tennes-
see, coached By Lavene. Of Penn. and
Auburn, coached BY Heishman, of Dart
mouth.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
sOX WIN IN ELEVENTH.
Cleveland and Chicago Battle Des-
PerateIy for Honors.

Chicago, Sept 4-The White Sox and
Clevelands came into the eleventh inning
with tied score. both Chech and White
pitching finely with great support Davis
started Chicago's half Of the eleventh
with grourder, which Bradley threw
wild. Davis taking two bases. Parent
sacrificed Anderson batted for Sullivan.
and Davis was caught at the plate on
MS grounder- Then Tannehiu hit 10 the
center field fence and drove in the win
ming rIIn Score-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
STAUETON TAKES SECOND.
Defeats Hot Springs in Major
League CaIfber Ball

Special TO The Washington Herzld
Hot Springs. Va, Sept Hot Springs
again lost TO Stauaton in a hotly- con-
tested game by TO / The features Of
the game were Burgendine's pitching for
the locals. allowing but three hits and
striking out twelve men. and Womack,s
hne first sacEing for the visitors. Wood
ruff tvirled for Staunton, allowing three
hits Il was big league bali all the wav
through. and If it had not been for Tall
ferrO's wild throws from third in the sec
ond and fourth the result wouId have
been different Score-
Stanton 0 oI6oee 90
Hot Springs 0 0 0 o.
Batteries- B1rgendine and Holmes: wooirua and
Lots.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05

LET on hases-NeE Yozk. s; Phladelpaia- 4
bases on halls-On Morsn. Struck out-By
Wiltss. s; by Mo-en \ Threebase hits-Bri5vrT
Dooiin, Doom TVobass hits-TeEney. Doolin
Sacrifcs hit-Bresnahsn. Stolen basss-DovIe 81
mour. Double play-Dooin 70 BransfeId Tine of
Eame-I hour and 50 minutes Uuanirss-lf.zz-.
ksElslis and KEN Attendancs-s
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
Nationals Play Te-morro,r.

New York. Sept. 4-'Kid-' Carsey has
booked the Washington team of the
American League 10 play the Unions al
Union Park. ES2d street and Broadway.
Sunday afternoon As the game promises
TO be one Of the best at Union Park this
season. Carsey has obtained the services
Of couple OF big league players 10
strengthen the Unions.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
sp.e..l % N. w.ssi1r,.. H.r.,s.


Lynch5urg. Va. sept 4-Orth vas hit
hard ti.is afternoon, and Norfolk expert
eneed hardly an effort to get away with
the second Of the series by a score Of 6
70 o. On account OF the gilt-edge tvyirIing
Of Savage for the visitors. the Shoemak-
ers never had a look-in in the game until
The ninth innins. when their chance was
killed by pretty throw 10 the plate by
Seitz- Orth got one Of the worst beat
ings any pitcher has gotten here this
year, and that is all there is 20 the game.
Score
r II g
Lyn1hhsrs- 900 ooooe8 ?
Nor<l-k k---.---.--- 0 0 Z o 4 a. 10
bz-reries-OT1h and Wes-lske- Szvaze End BrTls
Ua-pires-2ess-S Nace ard He1nsEs-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05

Let On 1as-s-Chic1go. g; Cleveland. 5 Tuo-bsse
Hits-StoE2l-- lsoeL Tt-ee-base hit-Tauneh7fI -
80 an Jo1ss, I4nnelill- Chech Parent
stolen h1ses-Dozgherty. Isfal Do-,hTs -
LSJ1ie 70 Perr1ng 20 StoTsi: Iste 10 Parent. 17---
70 DAVIS % Isbeu q . Chech 70 Storau- Bszez -
e1-ls-on White l. Of Chech, 3. Struck out-R,
White. g. b. Checn, 4 Wild Iitc5l-Vy-hsfs . I'm
Tares-1essrs. Ezan and Sheridan Tine oil Izsnle-2
hozrs- Attendznc-7I-8
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
WOOdmont Team Forfeits.

specisl 20 Tie Washington Herald
Tennallytown. Sept z-woodmont's 5
baseball team forfeited TO the TennaIly-
town Athletic Association by . to 0.
When Woodmonts decided 10 step the
score stood 5 TO In tkeir favor.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Ne~ Britain-First game. New Britain. 4;
BRIDGEPORT Second game: New Britain. ):
Bridgeport. =
At Meriden-Wsterbury. ;: Meri7sn. z
At Hoyoke-Hclyoke. l: Hartford O.
At New Haven - First game Nez Haven s.
SpFngned, 2 Second game: Springfield. 3; New
Haven. ,
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
MINOR LEAGUES.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Puehlo-Puehlo. Z. Omaha s
A. Des Moines-First game: Dss Afoi1es ?. lin
coin, 3 Second game: Lincoln. 5: Des Moinss, 1
A. DeuEer-SiouxtCity. :; Denver L
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
DARKNESS CAUSES TIE.
Union Station and Congregational
Teams Go Six Innings TO a Draw.

feams Go Six Innings to Draw.
The Union Station team Of the Rail
road League, and the Congressional team
Of the Columbia League, yesterday played
six-inning tie Thompson, Of the Sta
ton mine. allowed his opponents but two
hits while King. for the Congressionais.
was nit rather freely. and but for the
clever support he received the game
would have ended in favor Of the Station
lads Osborne. the leading batter Of the
Railroad League. held down his position
al short in good style. and also connected
with Kings shoots for two hits. one OF
which looked good for a homer. but by
a splendid stop by HoIburner he was
-ne-n =
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= 777--7g- II-77--l55 61l-oIeelGu-
oac-l-ce 1lrs-Bearm1Ir. Alpe-man Stolen hase-
>heehan- Double plays-Dshlen % Haansfa7 20 No
lrarn5 Swee-sy funzss-s-eii Eanuffzn % Ar-s-a-1
In % hases-B1s-0u. s; Brooklyn- s. Rasas On
halis-of Tuckey. /. a McIntire L St-usk out-|
b fucEey- 3 ~ Mcfutirs. 4 J-unsre-NIr John
stone Tine q game-l hour and 81 MINUTES
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05

EaTned rlns-Grace. ?. Marines ? First
base by errors-Grace. .. Marines. L Left
on bases-Cfrace. s. Marines. 3. First base
on baEs-OE Kerr. E. Ssruck out-By
Kerr. .. by Ritter. g. Home rUn-WaiteT.
TwO-base hit-Eaudiboe. Sacrifice hit
Meagher. Stolen bases-Snyder. Kerr t2l.
Sa1b. Double play-Riclzer TO Harris
Wild pitches-Kerr. 2 Umpire-Mr Belts
Time Of game-1 hour and . minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05

Iro-5ase hits-Heidrick. Williams 7. Jones. Wal
-aes- y Jones Acln-yre Sacrifice hizs-Scil reir7,r
= stephens, Ws-lace. Cravfor5 Sclaese- Drrf7s
pa--SchaefsT q Downs D. Rossl-zn Bazes On bg1z
on WLlerI 8 Strucz out-By Powell 8. bv W.
lett Len OK tases-SL Louis. g. Detroit I'm
p1res-N-ess-s Hcrs- and OrLoushl1n- Tine q sane
y hoGr and S uinurss
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis-Memphis, 4; Birmingham. L
At Little Roek-Atlantz, 5; Little Rock, tive IN
ninEs. rainl-
At New Orleaus-MontEome-y, 2; New Orleans. l
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Lsncaster-First game. Lancaster. l0. W.
nington, 4 Second game Lancasrer 5, Wuminz-
ton. J.
At Readins-Trenton s; Reading 3
At Altoona-HsrrishrrE. ?. Altoona L
At JohnstoWn-5ohnstoEn. !. Williarspo-t. 8
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some Are Trying.

Good STEADY ball players ike Hemphiu
and Conrcy-men VINO have played under
several manager-go right along play
Ing their game and keeping out Of cHques.
but even they cannot do their best under
such circumstances
It has been said that Owner Farrell has
blamed Clarke Griffin for much Of the
dissatisfaction among the players. It is
true that some Of the Yankees freouentIv
talk with Griffith and that they think his
removal a mistake
Griffith has his enemies. but few OF
them believe that he has interfered in any
way. Griffith is not a man VINO would
stoop TO such practice. and he thinks
100 much OF his young friends on the
team TO advise them TO act rashly.
Grlthth and Edward Everett Bell called
on Chase Wednesday night when tHsv
learned OF his intention TO leave. and F9r
Two hours tried 10 persuade him 10 stick
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lyun-New Bedford. :: Lynn. 3
A. Wo-csster-Fi7st game: Worcester. 2. Lowell
J. Second game Worcester 2: Lowell /
At Brockton-Broekton. s; Fan River (tsu IN
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At Las-enee-HsEehiu, 8; Lsz7saca, l