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Evening journal., 1908-02-03
1ILITARY AWE THE
LISBON REPUBLICAN.
nv THr IouRNAEs sneclnl ME-.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire
DETROIT. Mich. Feb. SIT IS stated
here to-day that all OF the "a persons in
jwed in the wreck of~the Wabash flyer
at Adrian, Mich. last night. will recover
None Of them is in a serious condition.
The dead are Mrs. John Smith. OF Nil
waulzee, and Mrs. Frances vargo, OF
Budapest, Hungary
Sixteen OF the United States now have
beet sugar factories-64 in all.
Evening journal., 1908-02-03

The cherokees have more day schools
and more Indian teachers than all the
other tribes combined
Evening journal., 1908-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS
GRAND OPERA House
PhilAdelDhfa Orchestra

PhllSdelD 1ia Orchestra
so Musicians
CARL POHLIG Conductor.
Last Concert.
Thursday Evening, February 13. at S16
Soloist. FranceFka Kaspar, Soprano
Programme.
Non weber Overture, .."Freischutz'
Mo1art .:.-.......... symphony in G Minor
Nharpenuer.. ..........Aria from Louise
t'rancesxa Kaspar
wagner .... ...." "Meistersinger" prelude
Gounod e. Jewel Song from Faust
Franceska KasDar
ricketts, at Grand Opera House.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, MONDAY
evening, Feb g. The Merriest Musi.
cal Comedy of the Season. HARRY
KELLY and Company Of 60 English High
Steppers Original Company and Produc.
ton of HIS HONOR, THE MAYOR
Beauty Chorus Extra Orchestra. Prices
sl5O S1.00. 20, 50, 25c.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Capt. Kinney, for LnbOrites, TwirIS
in HIS OId-time Form.

The game on the White Lot yesterday
between Interior and Commerce and La
Dor resulted In a victory for the latter by
a score Of : TO 5. Capt Kinney, for the
first time this year. was on the rubber
for the Laborites. and after the first In
ming. pitched in old-time form. His con-
troll at critical times was all that could
be desired
Rohrman served them up for Interior,
and although he allowed only three more
hits than his opponent. four were Of the
two-sack order. while those obtained by
Interior. with the exception of Duganne's
three-bagger, were good for only one
base ScOra.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Mlwaukee-Kansas City. 4: Milwaukee. 0.
At Indianapolis-Toledo. 3; indianapolis, S.
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FORMER BANDITS SCATTER.
Irwin's Players Signing Up with
Glass and ID Teams.

The players who formerly composed the
local team of the exploded Union League
are scattering like snow before the sun.
Speer and Conavery, pitchers. have left
TO join the Easton and Scottdale teams.
respectively. and Lynch, the second base
man, VIII become a member OF the
Bridgeport, Conn. team. Weinberg. the
catcher. has signed up with Mike Kelley,
Of the Montreal club, and Harry Zanelli,
the local boy. who played shortstop, IS
negotiating with the GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
team.
Manager TWINS plans have not as yet
assumed any definite form, but It is re-
ported that he has two or three good
offers under consideration, and may ac-
cept one Of them
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
READY TO INVADE CHICAGO.
American Association Leaders Plan
ming for Windy City Club.

Toledo. Ohio. June 4-From reliable
sources, information has been received
here that the American Association mag
mates are working night and day to per-
feet their plans for the invasion Of Chi
cago next spring. Also that Pittsburg
and Cincinnati will be invaded In case
the major leagues carry out their threat
to wage relentless war on the American
Association.
According to present plans. the ST.
Paul franchise is slated for Chicago and
In case Of war. Minneapolis will be trans
ferred to Pittsburg and Kansas City to
Cincinnati The idea is not to compete
with the major leagues, but 10 play the
same brand of ball as Is now played in
the American Association for 20 cents.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Yeatmnn's Pitching for WnIIachs
Beats Pension office.

STANDING OF THE TE-
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.


Chicago. June 4-Determined 10 pass
the White Sox before the end of the next
four days. the Nationals arrived here
Tonight from Philadelphia, tired, but
anxious for the opening Of the SERIES
which Joe Cantillon would rather win
than any other series on the trip.
The only disappointment was the fail
ure Of Walter Johnson. the real star OF
the Cantillon youngsters, to report
Some time ago Johnson wired from his
home in California, that he would join
the club on the day it reached Chicago
and the Washington manager expected
his wonder to be on hand when the play
ers got 10 the Great Northern Hotel
Cantillon said tonight that he had
heard nothing further from Johnson. and
that If the pitcher does not report here
he is expected to be in st. Louis next
week. Although he would like to
work Johnson on the present trip. the
manager says he hardly expects the
youngster to be in shape to start a game
before the team returns 10 Washington
CRntIlIOn JOlIies Friends.
a number Of Chicago friends called tc
see Caatillon tonight, and he had lots OF
fun 1ollying them about the positions OF
the washington and Chicago teams
When he left here, in March, Cantillor
told COmiskey and other rooters that the
Sox would finish behind the Nationals
Just now Chicago has an advantage of q
few points. but If the Nationals can wiz
the series that opens tomorrow they
VIII be able TO pass the home team be-
fore leaving here.
Bill Burns will probably open the Sc
ries, leaving Tom Hughes to pitch Satur-
day. Hughes is a Chicago boy. and will
draw well, but no better than Bert Kee-
ley, who is scheduled for the rubber or
Sunday. Kelley pitched for local semi
pro team last season, and won host Of
admirers by his clever work for Gala.
hans Logan Square team
Cantillon is in high glee over the gooc
showing made by his players recently
when we left Washington 1 said
thought we would win at least half o,
our games. and so far my prediction looks
pretty good That last game we Iosy al
Philadelphia was joke affair, in which
both the Nationals and the Athletics
played miserable ball. but the Athletics
were lucky enough to have US do our
work when there were men within scor.
ing distance.
IF We do not return home with a
record OF having won at least half the
games on the road. 1 will be a dlsap-
pointed individual"
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05

Boston. June 4.-The worlds champions
were unable TO subdue the Bostons this
afternoon, the game going seventeen in
nings-a record for the major leagues so
far this season-and was finally called on
account Of darkness, with the score TO l.
1t was game replete with brilliant
playing. The locals had more opportuni-
ties to score after the ninth inning than
did Chicago. but they were never there
with the necessary bingle.
Chicago's sole run was due to a drive
over the fence by Howard in the seventh.
with two out. IN Boston's half Beaumont
singled and Kelley walked. McGann sac
rificed. and Beaumont scored on Bower
mans out. Attendance, 3S27.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
TO-DAY,s GAMES.

Washington at Chicago.
Boston Mt Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
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THOMAS ELECTED CAPTAIN.
ShOrtStOp VIII Head Central High
school Baseball Team.

Frank Thomas, star shortstop OF the
Central High School baseball team, has
been elected captain Of the Blue and
White nine for next year
Thomas viii be a junior next season.
He Is a good ground coverer and fast
on the bases. in addition to being con-
sidered a pinch hitter. Thomas was a
member Of the All-High School team.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05

Earned ums-W & L.. 8; G. E. Howard Co.. T.
First base By errurs-W. & L. ;; G. f. Howard Co
Left on bases-W- & L, ; G. L. Howard Co
l. FirSt base on balls-Oh Gross, !; of Freeman 8.
on Greene. O. Innings pitcled-By Freeman. 6: by
Greene J. Hits made-OR Gross II; Oh Freeman
3; Of Greene. } Struck out-By Gross. 9; by Frpe-
man. 6; by Greene. 5. Two-baso hits-Becker On
Trey, Weeks Sacrifice ht-Fssell Stolen base
Gross, Becker. Trey. Double play-NIoore (unas-
sisted. Hit b pitcher-By Gross L Passed balls
McGrew. Trey. Umpire-Nr Fnnegan. Time Of
gamc-l hour and 40 minutes
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Baseball ut the Lyceum.

Every fan" will have an opportunity
to witness the Washington-ChicaRo base
ball game Sunday. on the automatic
score board. at the New Lyceum The
alter. Every move, play. and hit that will
occur on the ball grounds at Chicago will
be instantly recorded on the score board.
Special arrangements have been made
with the telegraph company 10 have a
direct wire from the ball grounds TO the
automatic board
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Woodward d LOthrOp Take interest
Ing Game from G.. Il. Howard Co.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS

The G. f. Howard Company met de-
feat at the hands of the Woodward &
Lothrop nine yesterday at Eighth street
and Florida avenue northeast, by TO =
Gross. on the firing line pitched a good
game for the winners. striking out nine
men and allowing only one man TO walk
Freeman started in the box for the
Printers, but was relieved by Greene in
the sixth inning.
The features were two running catches
by Law and the batting Of Freeman, who
got four bingles out of five trips to the
plate. Score:
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Earned rrns-Fifth. ?; Bethany. ; First base on
errors-Fifth, ?; Bethany, 3. Left on basts-Fffth.
5; Bethany s. First base on balls-Oh Collins, 3
Reichard. 2 Struck out-By Collins. s: Reichard g.
Twobasa hits-Eyans Mcucfce. Sacrifice hit
Schaefer. Stolen bases-Wood. Evans. LYMAN
Lawson. Pomeroy. Double play-Reichard 70 Wood
Hit by pitcher-By Collins, 2; by Reichard l. Wild
pitcl-Reichard. Passed hais-Lynham. !; Meme
fee l. Umpire, Mr.. Hughes. Time Of game-l
hour and 10 minutes.
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Earned runs-BrOokland, 2; Congress Heights. l.
First base by errors-Brookland, 4. Left bases
Brookland 6. Congress Heights. G. First base on
baus-Oh Waller. 2: of Merva. .: on Simons, J.
Innings pitched-By Merya. "a; by SmOns. IL
Struck oct-By Waller. s; by Merva. 5; by Simons
l. Home run-White. Double play-Roder 10
Hayes TO Merya Hit by pitcher-By Waller l.:
by MervR, J. Passed balls-Grayes, 1; Hardester
Umpires-SIessrS Clum and Ward Time Of
game-l hour and IS minutes
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CLOSE CALL FOR BRoOKLAND.
Ekes Out Victory over Congress
Heights In Ninth Inning.

Brookland and Congress Heights played
one OF the most exciting games witnessed
on the Brookland diamond yesterday. the
home team nosing out by to 8.
A batsman hit by pitched ball, a base
on balls, and two singles in the eighth
melted the boys from the Heights three
runs. SimOns then went into the box and
struck out the first three men TO face
him.
A lightning double play and strike
out retired them in the ninth. and pass
ed ball and two singles won for Brook
land with one man out Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05

To-dsy's game-Twiuing A. c. " Gurley A. c.,
al MeDeyitt's Field. at $50 p. m
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Bcil on bascs-Aflantics, I, BlOOmingdale 3.
flDt base on balls-OG Buscher, q Of Bullock 2
Struck Uut-By Buscher, s. by Rullock. s. Time
base hit-BusCher. DEO-base hits-Priest, .; Bus
cher. Stolen bases-Shriver. Fogan Riston, Her
rimon. Richardson. Hit by pitcher-By Bullock. ,
Passed balls-Rupper. ? Umpire-Mr Hoffman.
Time q game-l hour and 40 minutes
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First base on errors. Commerce and Labor. 4
Left on bases Commerce and Labor. 9; Interior.
:. First base on balls-Of Kinney. 5; off Rohr-
man. l. Struck out-By Kinney 4; by Rohrnan.
4. Thrce-base hit-Duganne TwO-base hits-At-
Gibson, Kinney. Richmond. Evans. Sacrifice hit
Townsend. Stolen bases-Rapp. Evans. Klein
schmidt. Richmond o.. Erwin. Barnhart Dawson,
Townsend. Wild pitch-Kinney. Umpire-Nlr
Belts. Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes
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Left on bases-Pension Oflce. p: Wallach A. c.
q First base on balls-Of WoCrtendyke. 3: on
Burlesque. ?; Of Yeatman. s. Innings pitchcd-Bv
Woertendyke. 4; By Burlesque l. Hits made-Of
Woer;endyke. 10; Of Burleslue. (. Struck out-By
Noertendyke, 3; by Burlesque .: hy Yeatman. s.
Ihree-hase hi;s-StrOthers, Dom. Tgo-base hits
ConoTer Benner. Keys. Grey. Sacrifice hity-A
Mckenzie. Grey, Balzer. Dom. Carer %. Stolen
bases-BurleSlue o. Balzer. Conoyer ~. Fox.
Keyes Murray. Hit by ptcher-By Woertendyke ..
by Ieatman. J. Passed baus-Fox. Umpire-Nir
Carr. Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes
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EACH WINS TWO TO ONE.
st. Louis Takes First and white So1
second of DoubIe-header.

ST. Louis. June 4-St. Louis and Chi
cago broke even in two well-played games
this afternoon, the locals winning the
first TO l, and Chicago taking the
second by a similar score. The second
game went eleven innings. Attendance
$500. Scores:
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Stolen bases-E. Burch 81, Baum O.. McGregor
Pickett Thrall. Moore. Willett Humphrey. Dren-
nan. Sacrifice its-Pumphrey, brennan. Jones
SicGregor. First base on .balls-Of wilkins 8
Hit by pitched balls-Drennan halliday Strlck
out-By McGresor. g; by Wilkins. Il Left on
bases-G. II. J.. 5; Berwyn. 5. Passed baus-Halli-
day, ;; Darnen, ]. Wild pitch-Wfkins Umpire
Dr.. SchWinn- Time of game hour and 50 minutes
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GIANTS BLOW UP IN EIGHTH.
st. Louis Is Outbatted, but Has No
Trouble I'm Winning.

New York. June 4-The New Yorks
blew up in the eighth inning to-day
punched a lot or foolish errors, and al
lowed four visitors 10 drift home This
settled the game in favor Of St oLuls.
though New York outbatted them con-
siderably. Attendance. GOO. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05

Left on bascs-Piusburg 10. Philadelphia s. Pirst
base on balls-Of Moren, 4; OF Camnitz . Struck
Out-By AIoren. 8; by Camuitz. ThrUebase hit
Clarke. Two-base hits-Jsach. Clarke. Knabe Sac
mice mt-AbbaucchiO Stolen bases-A bbaticchio
Thomas Double play-Wlson and Gibson Hit by
pitchcr-By Camnitz l. Wild pitches-Morrsl. =
Umpires-Messys KEN and Emslie. Time Of game
l hour and 81 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.

Because of the failure OF the Commits
sioners to put a team on the field on
time, yesterdays game was forfeited "a
the Marines.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05

The Fifth Baptists moved up to third
place in the Sunday School League by
defeating Bethany in an interesting game
by 5 TO 4.
Both Collins and Reichard. the opposing
twirlers, were in good form. the former
allowing six bingles and tanning eight
batsmen, the later tanning six and be-
ing touched for the same number of hits
Reichard fielded his position in great
style. making good on ten Of eleven
chances. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05

Let on hases-B Boston, ~: Chicago s. First base
on bllls-On LindamaE, ]; % Phc-ter. g. Struck
Out-By Lndamau. Z; by Phester T. Home run
Howard. Sacrifice hits-McGann. Sweeney o. Hof-
man. Steinieldt. Dahleu. Kelley. Double play
sieinfeldt 90 Chance Hit by pitcher-By Lindaman.
? Wild ritchcs-Iindaman. !; Pfiester /. Umpir--
Mr.. ODay. Time of games hotus ard y minutes
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PIRATES DOWN PHILLIES.
Thomas Helps Considerably in De-
featinG His Old Teammates.

Philadelphia. June i-Pittsburg wen an
uninteresting and Poorly played game
from the Phillies today by 10 g. Thomas
Joined the Pirates and helped considerably
In defeating his old teammates Attend
ance 5.J61. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05

Left on Congressional. 7: lexington. 2
First base on balls-Of Thompson. 3 Of limbaugh.
Struck out-By Thompson. 9; By limbaugh 3.
Two-base hits-Cunnngham, Worell Kramer
Thompson. Stolen bases-Waldrun (2l. Thompson,
LawlOr e. HolbHner. Sissler. Kane o.. Perry %
Umpire-Alr. Myers Time Of game-l hour aud g
minutes.
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Left on bascs-BrOuklyn. 6: Cincinnati l. First
base on balls-of Mcintyre. 5; Of Coakley, !.
Struck Out-By Mcintyre. 6; by Coakley 3 Three
base hits-Mclntyre. Camel Two-base hits-Lum-
ley. CAMEL Sacrifice hits-Iobert Kane Stolen
bases-H ummel. Mitchell. 3 Double play-Pattee 20
Sheehan 70 Mcintyre. UmpirUs-NlesSrs Rlger
and Johnstone Time Of game-1 hour and g
minutes
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At Omaha-Omaha, 3; Lincoln. 7.
At Denver-Denver, u; Des Nloines, l.
At PueblO-Pueblo 4; Sioux City. 3
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Left on bases-New York. 8: st. Louis g. First
base On bals-0f Crandan l. Struck out-By Tay-
Tor. s. BY Crandall.' /; BY Sa1ee. 3. Three-base
hits-Donlin. Shaw. O'Rmrke. Tvo-base bits-
Needham 0'ROurke. H0stetter. Stolen bases-sev-
mour Doyle, Bridwell. Byrne, Murray Gilbert
Umpire-Mr Rudderham Time Of game-2 hours
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batted Tor Sullivan IN eighth.
st. Louis. OO0IIOOo-q
Chicago. ..................... 0 1000 O-i
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MAPS HAVE EASY TIME.
III on Mnnning and W. Owing
Chiefly to His Poor SuppOrt

Cleveland, Ohio, June 4-Miserably SUD
ported. Manning lost his game to Cleve-
land, the Yankees getting only one run to
the Maps ten. Lajoie's men clouted
Manning with regularity after the first
but fielding errors were largely RESPONSE
BILE for the major portion Of the runs. At
tendance. 6.S42 Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
READY FOR The SOX
Nationals Determined to Win
Series at Chicago.
WALTER JOHNSON is MISSING

Crack Pitcher Fails to Join Club, as
Expected, but Manager Thinks He
VIII he on Hand at ST. Louis Next
Week - CantiIIOn Has Fun with
COmiskey and other ROOters.
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BROOKLYNS ERRORS COSTLY.
Cincinnati Makes More Runs Than
Hits and Wins Hands Down.

New York. June 4.-Every misplay the
Brooklyns made to-day was costly, while
every Cincinnati hit helped the Reds
cause. That's why the Cincinnatis won
an easy game Off Of few safeties. At
tendance. 1900 Score
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Left on bases-Cleveand. 5; New York. l. First
base on balLs-0n Manning. 3 Struck out-By Ber.
ger, I; by Manning 5 Home Hun-Hickman Sac
I'm" mts-bIadl'y Hl, IAjoie. Stolen bases
Stovall Hinchman, stahl. HIT by pitchpr- R,,
Manning L Umpire-Mr. oLOughlin. Time n
Eme-l hour and 10 minutes
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGU
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Macon-Jacksouville. 5; Macon. :.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Chicago, 1; Boston, / G7 inninGs).
Pittsburg, O, Philadelphia, 3.
st. Louis, ~ New York, D.
Cincinnati, o; brooklyn, l.
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Left on bases-Detroit. 5; Boston. G. First base
on bals-Of Killian. !. Struck out-By Young s.;
BY Slower. Thrce-base hits-Unglaub Gessler.
Sacrifice hits-Schaofer. Crawth. Killifer Stolen
bases-McConnel Schaefer Double pays-Cobb 20
Schmidt: Downs 10 Rossman; Downs 20 Killifer TO
Rossman. URpdre-Nr Sheridan. Time Of game-l
hour and 90 minutes
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Fifth Baptist Go Up In Race by De-
feating Bethany Team.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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CY YOUNG HOLDS CHAMPIONS.
Boston Takes Opening Game of
Series by Close Score.

Detroit Mich. June 4-Young's excel
lent pitching proved TOO much for the
champions to-day, and Boston won the
opening game of the series, TO !. At
tendance, 1854 Score.
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To-day's game-G. p. o. VS.. ST. Stephens at
Capital Park. First and NJ streets northeast, at
$50
The Atlantics came strong toward the
latter stages Of yesterdays game and de-
feated the Bloomingdale club by to O.
The game was fast throughout. and
Buscher's hitting was easily the feature
He had three Dagger and a two sacker
TO his credit Dukey Mess. the George
town player, made his appearance with
the Atlantics. and played a good game
at third base Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
Mount st. Mary'a wins Game.

Special to The Washington Herald
Emmitsburg. Nd. June 1.-The Mount
st. Mary's defeated the Louisiana Uni
versity team here to-day by to 3. Score
by innings.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
AtInnticsi Win from BIOOmingdaIcs
in Eighth Inning.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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TIE IN II INNINGS
Cubs and BoStOns Play Long
est Game of Season.
DARKNESS ENDS THE CONTEST

HOward's Home Run Is Sole Tally
of the Worlds ChampiOns-LOcRI
Team Has More Opportunities to
Score, but Necessary Hit Is Always
Lacking-Pitchers in Good Form.
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SECOND GAME

1T on bases-St Louis. Il: Chicago Z. First
o. By Waddeil. II b. smith ); by White I. Inv
Walsh, J. Home un-Williams Tvo-base hit
l'-.is. Sacrifice hits-F. Jones, C. Jones. Tame
h., Stone. Stolen bases-T. Jones r. Jones
Ieaole plays-Ferris 70 Williams 70 T. Jones' Parent
u Donohue; Tannehin 70 Davis 10 Donohue Hit
l. pitcher-By Wadden, L Umpires-Niessrs. Hurst
a. Evans Time Of gume-2 hours and 80 minutes.
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COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
EckingtOns Down COngressiOnRls,
Despite ThOmpsOn's pitching.

The Eckingtons defeated the Congress
SIGNALS in an interesting game yesterday
by 10 TO s.
Thompson's pitching for the losers and
the heavy clouting Of Waldron were the
features Scnra.
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TIE AT ST. ELI2ABETH'S.
Insane Asylum and BerVYyn Team,
Go Ten Innings without Result.

W AOh INNINGS hAthout Result.
The Government Hospital for the Insane
and the Berwyn teams played a TENN
ming tie game at ST. Elizaheth's yester-
day
The hospital nine got a good lead in
the fifth, but Berwyn closed strong and
tied II VI in the ninth. Berwyn played
loose game in the field. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Montreal-Rochestc- 2; Montreal. o.
At Toron.O-Buffalc. l; Toronto. .
At Bsltimore-Newark. Z; Baltimore. l
At jersey City-PrUvidence. ;: Jersey CITY.
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COLLEGE GAMES.

At Philadelphia- Pennsylvania. l; Amherst. 0.
At Burlington-U University Of Vermont, 6; Man
haitian College
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TO-day's game-Waugh vs.. Grace at Sixth and D
streets northeast at $50
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Let on bases-St- Louis, 6; Chicago , First
base on halls--O6 Powell, /; OF Walsh. / Struck
0ut-By Powell. 3; by Walsh. . Two-base hits
Tannehill, +. Jones. DonOhue Sacrifcs hits
Davis. Anderson, G. Jones' Holman. Double plays-
HhrtzeH 20 Williams to T. Jones: Davis 70 Parent
% Donohue. Umpres-Mesrs. Evans and Hurst
Time Of game-l hour and % minutes
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TO-DAY,s GAMES.

Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
PittsburE at philadelphia
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

AZ Utica-Utica, 4; BinFhamton. s.
At Albany-Albany. 4 Scranton. o.
At Troy-Troy 8; Wilkesbarre 9
At Gloversville-A., J. & c. 2: Syracuse 1
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Al New Hevcn-New Haven, 2: Holyoke, !.
At ngheld-STuinEield 4; Hartford. q
At WatGbury--New Britain, 2; Waterbury. |.
At BrdgepTt-BEidgeport 6; MeTiden, 0.
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KETCHELL is WINNER
Californian Stops Papke in
Tenth Round.
FOR MIDDLE-wEIGHT TITLE

Crowd Divided as TO Verdict, Many
Thinking Local Man Deserving of
N Drnw-Papke FIOOred in First
Round, but Manages TO Pull Him
self Together and Finishes Strong.
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At LancaSter-First gane-Lancaster. 4: Johnstovyn.
l. Second game-Lancaster 3; JohnstoWn l.
AT Wilmington-First game-Harrisburg 2: VIII
mington. 9. Second game-H Harrisburg, 2: Whining
ton. O.
At Reading-First game-Altoona, :: Reading l.
Second game-Altoona. /; Reading 3
At ilamsport, 2: Trenton. /
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I: Fall River, 3.
At Observation-Disclosures. 9: HayerhiH s.
At Lowell-Lowen. 5: New Bedford. (.
At Lyun-Lgnn. 5; Bruckton. 4.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

chicago, ~ st. Louis, I'll innings).
So. Louis, - Chicago, L.
Boston, q Detroit, 1.
Cleveland, 10; New York,
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Az Birmingham Birmingham 2: Mobile. g.
At Montgomery L; Little Rock. )
At Nashville-Nashyile. s; New Orleans. 8.
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