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The Washington herald., 1909-07-12
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COM MENT

The Nationals play the Maps again to-
day.
Here's hoping they may make an even
break
Billy Murray is sadly in need Of pitchers
for the Phillies.
It IS denied that George StaIlings is
after Ned" Currier. the Harvard catcher
and captain
Duffy Lewis, the Oakland outhelder.
bought by the Boston Americans. is keep
ing up his great batting.
Is Brooklyn going to carry Kustus all
season? This young man looks Ike a real
slugger He hits about 10.
Foster. the Jersey City shortstop. will
be in the big league next season. He is
getting better every season.
How those White Elephants" are going
for Connie Mack! They look as classy
just now as any team in the country
But two points now separate the
Tigers from the Athletics in the Amer
lean League race The showing OF Con
ME Macks band OF warriors IS the sur
prise OF the present season.
With Brown and ReuIbach 9th out OF
f. the Cubs are now in desperate straits.
Browns wife Is serioUsly IN and Reulbach
Is laid up with ptomaine poisoning
Harry Krause. Connie Mack's Coast
League find. scored his tenth consecutive
victory yesterday when he held the hard
hitting Tigers 10 four scattered bingles
Krause is one great pitcher. The Bos-
ton Americans came within an ace Of
getting this boy. He has the smOothest
action OF any left-hander in the business.
The Browns won a double-header from
the Highlanders, thus bettering their
claim 20 seventh place among the Amer
lean League clubs. Wake up. you trusty
Nationals
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G. P. 0. IS TROUNCED
Goes Down Before Marines
by Score of 10 TO 3.
LITz PITCHES GREAT BALL
Holds the Printers 20 Three Scat
tered BingIes and Strikes Out
c. P. o. Until Sixth Inning, When
He Is Touched Up for Five Hits.

The Marines defeated the Government
Printing Office OUTFIT yesterday after
noon. at the Capitol City Park. I'm a
one-sided game, by the score Of 10 20 9.
The Soldier boys had the game well in
hand from start 20 finish.
Litz pitched a brilliant game. holding
the Printers down 10 three hits and
striking out five men. He also made
a clean single 20 left.
Callahan started in to pitch for Man
ager FOrdham's boys. and pitched good
bah 10 until the sixth, when the Sol
der boys found him for five hits, cou-
pied with two errors. and five runs.
which virtually won the game.
Ferguson. who relieved Callahan, held
the heavy hitting soldiers in check
throughout the remainder of the game.
Haywood put one over the right Held
fence. with Meagher on base. for home
run
Handiboes catch of Meagher's line
drive in the second was easily the Iea-
Lure Score:
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IL has been by close scores and after
mighty battles. To lose two games by so
close margin. and after so hard trv-
can but rebound % the credit and advau-
tage of the Farmers, as The lost games
Wl- take Just enough cOrccit out OF The
players 70 make them careful
The Aggies have started 90 add new
men to their star OF tWirlers and are evi-
cently preparing Tor the battle in The
fan. but as All OF the other leagues do
the same thing it is but natural that
III Farmers. who were not born blind.
should follow the example set by Others.
Manhattan IS uJ,7z-i1g strong and IS
a-Ier the nag, although their case IS like
l-al or q dreamer who can see The goal
OuI who can never grasp 10. for there is
TOO VIDE margin between the two clubs
even 20 iet the Ianlattans get an even
fooung al the top The acquisition 0f
itstE-iaGs and Fegan has strengthened the
Manhattan tribe 20 q great extent. and II
Is expected they VII beat out Tuiniae.
however, which club IS already apparen1Iv
losing heart.
The Bankers League is winding I'D rhe
schedule. bur all The irDo-tanf ra-ss
nave been pulled or. and the interest is
naturally az low eb5.
Taylor completed the c.rcuir cbssi,g
TWO men IN ahead OF him. IN the fourth
inning Thursday al due 20 an error
oS ihorpe- " ?. wORLEY-
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LAUREL BEATS SENATORS.
Suburbanites, with Fulton In Box
Prove Invincfble.
q . he Wasli1E-o1 EouId-

SPec-al - Tie MasLt1g-C1 Head
Laurel. Nd, July 1.-THE Laurel base
ball team kept up its winning streak By
defeating the Senate Club. OF Washington.
to-day BY p 10 . The visitors. not saris-
fed with TIE defeat they received al the
hands Of the home team week ago.
asked for another game 70 get revenge.
but were defeated worse this time than
before. although they strengthened their
team.
SOmerrille. on the hri1g line for the
visitors. pitched q good game. but was
given poor support. The fielding OF tne
home club was nearly perfect. and az
no stage OF The game were the visitors
dangerous
TIE playing and batting Of Don Brown
was the feature OF the game. he get
ting home run. two singles and g base
on balls out OF four times up.
Fulton pitched a steady game. allowing
but hve hits The game was called al
the ending OF the seventh n order 10 let
the visitors catch q train. Score:
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wellington, 3; warwhoOp, p

The yelling A. c. baseball team OF
Parkview. added another game 70 its un-
broken string Of victories yesterday morn
ing by defeating the strong Warwhoop
team on the latte-s grounds by 10 =.
The features Of the game were the all
round playing Of the winners. and a sen
satiOnaI One-hand catch OF a high fly by
Junghans, third baseman Of the winners.
This play prevented the Warwhoops from
tying the score. as there was a man on
third. with two out. at the time. The
Wellington 4. @. would like 10 arrange
games with strong teams IN or out OF
the District. veraging eighteen to twenty
years. Address Y. Anderson, manager.
641 Morton street northwest Score
R.H T.
Wellington A. c.. % 0 o o-3 : 2
WaTvho0p A C....-..0 - 5
BATTERIES -Hiser. Baker. and Miller; Flynn. An
german and kueesie.
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improvement IN stick work Several
weeks ago members Of the famous as
sociation Of local knockers decided once
and for all that the clever player had
lost his batting eye. Since that time Bob
has been hitting EN- out at a lively clip.
and now has a mark Of .267.
Charley Street. who started out like a
house afiTe during the early season
games, is now AT the bottom OF the list
with mark well below 200 However.
this is causing Manager Cantillon no
worry. as the clever player more than
makes up for the deficiency in his work
behind the bat
Mcbride is still lowering around the
20 mark, which is as much as can be
expected from the clever inflelder. He
Is showing q vast improvement over last
seasons stick work. and can only be ex-
pected TO maintain the present gait
The following dope tells the tale:
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RandIe HighIands Has Good Record.

The Anacostia baseball team and the
SchHtz team Of Southwest washington
were both defeated IN hotly contested
games yesterday by the Randls Highlands
Athletic Club baseball team. captained BY
Ed. Mazzuu0- The first game, played with
the Anacos-a club. was won by the Ran
de Highlanders BY q score Of Il 10 II. IN
the second game the Schlitz team lost
10 the Highlanders 10 the tune OF q %
10. Large crowds attended both games.
The RanCle Highlands club on Friday
won from the Bradburn Church team BY
a score OF 10 10 g
Since It's organization two months ago
the Randle Highlands club has won four
teen OUT OF sixteen games. an6.tied two.
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New York. July 1.-THE stake entries
for the Saratoga meeting indicate that
the sport next month viii compare favor
ably with that OF previous years The
fact that President R T wilson f..
has arranged for twenty-four consecutive
days has created unusual interest among
the hOrsemen, who have responded by
entering the best thOrOughbreds in train
ing for the various events
The Sheepshesd Bay meeting viii end
Tuesday. The Lawrence Realization for
three-year-olds. worth $500 to the win
ner. is the chief event OF the closing dav
The scene of action viii shift 70 TIE
Empire City track IA YOnkers On We'd
neSday when meeting Of sixteen con
securre days VIII begin. President
James Butler and Manager Matt J. VIM
have arranged a liberal stake programme
with the result that many new horses
and jockeys VIII be seen
s C. HHdreth is anxious TO arrange a
match race between FItz Herbert and NJ.
Kee1e's &asket1e 70 decide the three
year-old championship. he says any dis
tance az a rile or over viii do. the
weights 90 be equal EiIdreth saws En-
pire City VIII be an acceptable place. and
IL 1Ir keene viii agree 70 such q race
President Butler says he vii hang I'd
suitable purse. A struggle between
these magnificent three-year-olds would
be the turf event Of a lifetime and prob
ably would draw an immense crowd
z Dugan leads the jockeys OF the local
tracks, with 3 winners, g seconds. and
. thirds Burweu is second. with p win
ners. - seconds. and L thirds. and SEQ
vile third with q winners, Il seconds.
and % thirds Powers, who has been
riding here only three weeks, Is fourth,
VITA II winners. 8 seconds and ) thirds.
Powers already is regarded as the best
boy.
There win Be two interesting fights 81
Los Angeles this week. Tuesday night
Battling Nelson VIII hook Up with Al
WolgOsr, OF Milwaukee, II g ten-round
bout. while on Wednesday Bin Papks
and jim Flynn VIII meet him IN E bout
or similar length Young Cor5ert ard
Johnny FTayne VIII meet il a twenty
1Ve-round bout al COlna On Saturday.
Frisco sporting men do not regard The
proposed finish fight between Ketcheu
and Langford at Ely. Sev-. on labor Day
las a certainty They say Langford wiz
not permit Kercheu 20 have 5000 OF the
$500 purse. win, lose, or draw. TIE
Mission A c.. OF san Francisco. as q re-
suit. has posted a $500 forfeit Tor
tweury-roUud battle between these star
nidGle-weights for some tiue IN Au-
gust Ketchel says he VIII fight Lang
ford al Ely according 10 tne articles Ea
has signed o. TO. az al.
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BAY0NET WINS At PARIS.
First TO Finish in Race for the Prix
de Ia Porte MaiIiot.

Paris. July lat Auteu1 to-day The
race -or the Prix &c Ia Porte 0IaiIlot
steeplechase. about 400 meters. was
Won by Hitchcock's Bayonet win Rob
inson up. Eedrin's Hipparque was sec
o1d and Neilpicard's Pic ROYAL third
There were seven starters.
The race for the Prix de- France. an
International stseplechase. about 4s1
meters was won by Wi1deer's AIr- Nc
cam Dynamo was second and Grand
4istral third Seven horses ran. The
jockeys were Bel. Balsan. and Romantic
The Washington herald., 1909-07-12
RICHEIoNDS IN THE TENTH.
Capture Exciting Extra Session
Game from Shappirio A. c.

The Richmond a. c. defeated the Shap-
p!rio A. c. in an exciting contest. BY
Il 90 s Gates, a recent acquisition. who
started the game for the winners. was
relieved by the veteran Giovannett.. who
pitched effective ball throughout the con-
test, tanning fifteen men
In the tenth Schsner. Miller. and ia
cobs singled. filing the bases. and scored
on Gates three-bsgger.
The winners would Ike 70 arrange
games with al uniformed teams in the
city, Navy, Madeira. Olympia, and Merry
Widows preferred Address all challenges
10 s. Sondheimer. CO. Maryland avenue
southwest
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NATIONALS BUY OUTRIGHT
PITCHER RWART WALKER
,coial to The washington Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Juiy lit
was learned here tonight that
the Washington club had pur-
chased outright Pitcher Ewart
Walker with the understanding
that he Is 20 report at the end OF
the Central League season. The
terms were not made public.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-12

LefJ on basss-R A c. 5; S A. C.. T. First
bass or halls-Of Gates. .. of Gi0yanneti !; Of
Gazzs. 3. Innings Virched-By Gates. 8; by Gio-
vauugtti = bits uadC-OE Cate s; - Go
yaunetti g. Struck cUt-By Gi0raunetu 3: ty
GAIA. s. Three-baEe hits-Jacots. Gates TwO-hsse
hits-Jac0ts CASTER. Goidsrein. Sacrifice hits-Gio-
yauuctti s St0en bases-(iioyalnetti. 5sur f3I.
CASTER, MeVen- Hit By piteher-By GAIA Baker.
Uunpire-Nr. Sondheinaer. Tine 4 same-l hour
and 50 rriuutes-
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YANKEES LOSE BOTH.
st. Louis Browns Grab Two Games
Before Sunday Crowd.

st. Louis. July u.-StaITngs' Highland
ers lost boJH sesnas Of a double-header
here this afternoon. The first went easily
10 St Louis by a score Of 8 10 2, while
in the second Danny Honman's three
bagger to the dagpOle ia the fourth in
ming settled the Highlanders' fate by a
score Of 70 0. Score:
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Two-base hits-Murphy tsl Baker Sacrifice hits-
Rossman Ganley. Collins. Sacrifice hy-Moriarlty.
Stolen hases-Schaefer. Oldring %. Bases on
balls-Of Mullin. ]; OF Kause g. Bases on e.
Iors-DetrciJ. !; Athletics. / Len on bsz6s-De-
troit, & Athletics. g. Struck Cut-By MuIlin. J.;
b. Krsuse. & by Killian / Double plays-Ross-
man b Bec5endorf. barry % Collins 70 Davis
Wild pi-ches-By 1Iullin. /, b. knlian. !. I'm
pires-1less1s sheridan ard ksrln. Tine of glme-l
hclr and IS minute Attendancs-l0.3iL
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EXECUTE TRIPLE PLAY.
White SOx Turn Rare Trick and
Defeat boston. 10 0.

Chicago. July 1.-THE Chicago Ameri-
cans won the third game Of the series
with Boston this afternoon. 4 to O.
The feature OF the game was a triple
play in the fourth inning. Lord and
Speaker had singled. placing the former
on second and the latter on first Cess
Ter drove a hot liner to TannehiIl. who
touched second. getting oLrd, and then
threw TO first before Speaker could get
back 10 the initial bag. completing the
triple play
Burns pitched a great game for Chi
cago. allowing but three hits. The score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-12
KANN'S AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
Take Interesting Game from East
ern Athletic Club, IL TO o.

The Eastern A c. was defeated by S
Kann. Sons & Co. yesterday. at Fifteenth
and d streets northeast, by the score
Of y to O.
Kanns' boys did some heavy hitting.
and, owing 10 errors. piled up enough
runs TO win the game in the first in
ming.
Mack pitched good bali for the winners,
allowing only seven hits and having
eleven strike-outs 70 his credit He was
given fine support.
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AMN~Ntra iAAlE-AfDAtsLtILJs AlLut-lll BuruA sac
Iifce hit-OvenS Stolen bases-Parent 49,. IsbeIl
Triple p.cy-Runehin 10 Isbell. Left On hases-
Chicago. 5; Boston. J. Bases on balls-Of B,lrcll-
eli. Hit by pitcher-By Burns l. Struck out
BY Burns. 2: by Steele. 2 Balk-Steele I'm
pires-AiessTs. O'LOuEhlin aud Hurst Time Of
gane-l hour and Is minutes
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The score :

TWo-base Ets-Msrtn. Holman. Olson. Hughes
Three base hiu-FOUlfr. Hits-Of Mack. z: OF
Solbach. l6 Left on gzses-Kann's G: Eastern
A. e.. l. First base on baIls-Of Mack, /; on
SoIhach. ;. Struck out-By Mack II; by Solbach
Passed balls-OlsOn. I: Hayden. ! Home
Tur-Olson. UmUire-J. G. Martin Time OF game
! hour and 50 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
No Games Played Yesterday.
GAMES TO-DAY.
St. Louis ut Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg ut New York.
Chicago Mt philadelphia.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
EASY FOR ENGINEERS.
Union Station Tenn TrOuneed on
Arsenal Diamond, IL to ,.

The Engineers defeated the Union Sta
ton, leaders Of the Railway Y. NJ c. A
League. on the Arsenal grounds yester-
day afternoon in n seven-inning game by
the score Of p 10 3.
Up 10 the sixth it was anybody's game
but in that inning the Surveyors pounced
on Rupert and batted his curves all over
the lot
Kniffen. for the Engineers. had good
control at all times and pulled himself
out Of several tight holes by striking out
The Washington herald., 1909-07-12
FIRST GAME
-Batted for Criger In the hfth.
fBatted for KleinOw IN the seventh.

fBatted for KleinOw IN the seventh
s. Louis 0 O3 Ks
New lOrk-......--......-..... 0 l 0 0 o. 0 %
Ihree-hase hit-GrigEs Sacrifice hits-Hofman
Ensle. Double plsys-Pelty 70 Ferris % Griegs:
kleiDow % Austin; Stone % Williams: Brnckett
. klein0F and Chase; Cree and ElbcTfeld Passed
'bal-By kleirJE. Hit By pitcheT-By Brockett
n; by Petty. !; by Powell. L Bases on balls-Oh
BroCSett. :. Struck out-By Petty. 2; b. Powell.
T.; by Brocisett, 4 by Quinn g. Left On bases-St
L0ris. Z; New York. l. Pitching record-Of Petty.
3 hits IN 6 i-3 Innings OF Powell. no hits in 23
innings: OF Brockett, hits in innings I'M
gares-Messrs Evans sad Perrino. Time of game
? hours and 10 minutes. Attendance-l5000
The Washington herald., 1909-07-12

Hone rIr-D. BrcEu. Threebase hfs-SuIirar
ru0-bose hitS-White. Wo-rul. stolen bzses-W
Brown Traanus II. scott ~. D. Brown. sun
var E-rG e. Nelson C. Scoct CrisseI Fit
hy uirC1ed hali-C ScCr- ScrrcE out-By Flltor
3; hy Seneuile. 6 Bases on baIs-OE F'llto1. >.
oa SoneTTilie. 4. Left Oh huses-Lau1ei 6. senate
g UulEirgs-NclTin MooCe and Clarence Msrson
Sc1rer-EzzTy 5 rhelrz.
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STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
STANDING ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY.
Dstroit. July n.-PhiladeIphla made

Detroit July H.-Phladelphla made il
three out Of four by giving Detroit a
sound thrashing in the final game Of the
series this afternoon. Krause was in
fine form, but four hits being made of
him.
Mullin was driven of the slab in the
seventh inning. KIllian stopped the hit
ting, but too late 20 make a difference
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At DOuiHiIle-LOuigVilie 9: Columbus. T.
At Minneapo apolis-MiluHukee, T; Minnespolis s.
At Indianapois-Toledo. 8: Indianapolis
AZ St Paul-Flrst game; St Paul. 2, Kansas
1ty. Second game: St Paul. s. Kansas City. O
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Al Omaha-F1rst game: Omaha, g; Wichita, 3
Second game; Omaha. ls; Wichita, ;
At Lincoln-Lincoln. g; Pueblo. 0.
At Des Moines-Des M0ues. p Topeka. l
At Sioux Cty-SioH City 9: Denver, 5
The Washington herald., 1909-07-12

lah4u. 5.-oe Ferglson. J. Innings pitched-By Cal
L@lau. 23s by Fesel-an 2I-2 sariloe hit
tle.dS stolen base--Cgrrisln o.. Heywo0d III.
Beriick ,2I. Meagher Nus Double play-HCyWood
20 O'Connor. Left ou bases-G 4. o.. g. Marines.
q First base 0n bals-Of Callahan J Of I-tz
2. OF FCrUIs0n. 2 ti-s- base on Crr1-s-1il-lues.
2; o. p. o.. HiI by pitcher-Gel5eL Il-z.
Fields Sc7gcA 0ut-By Callahan. ?; b. Litz. 5;
by Ferglsou. / Umpi1e-Nlr- Parsons Time o.
g1me-I hour ard 20 minutes
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First base on balls-Of Kuifen. !; OF Rupert. J.
Struck out-i}y Kuifen. S: by Rupert, Z Home
run-Sulligan- Two-base hits-Nicholson ", Read.
Sacrifice hit-C0llins. stolen bases-kniffen Nioh-
olson ~. Double play-liulleu to Reid % Col
liES Wild pitches-Knifen and Rupert Umpire-
3Ir Regau. Time q gane-l hour and 20 minutes
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TIGERSBEATENAGAIN
Harry Krause, Athletics Re-
cruit, Pitches Great Ball.
HOLDS DETROIT TO FOUR HITS

MulIin Starts the Game for Cham
pIOns, but Is Hit Hard-Relieved
by KiIIian, Who Checks Hitting.
Murphy Carries Of Batting HOnOrn
with Four Healthy Swats.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-12

Ihree-base hits-Hoffman, Gr1EyS Sacrifice hts
Sweeney, Cree. Stolen base-HoTman. Hit by
pitchcr-By Hughes. /; By Dineea. l. Bases on
halls-0f Dineen. 4: OF Hughes 3 Struck ont
b. Dineen. s: By Hughes. l. Left on bases-St
Louis. Z: New York. Umpsres-Messrs Per
rine and Evans Time Of eame-I hour and IS
minutes
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EASTERN LEAGUE

At Acknowledgement. 2: Buffalo. l.
At PrUvidence-Proridence 6; Newark. 0.
AT jersey Clty-JeTsey City. o: Baltimore, ;.
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CHANCE FOR new MEN
CantillOn Likely to Put the
Youngsters Right to Work.
COLLINS NOT a 800 HITTER

Former Eastern Lacquer Only Hit
ting for -2S5-NatiOnaIs and Maps
Meet To-day for Wind-uP of Series
joss and Johnson the Opposing
TwirIers-Other baseball News.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-12
Yesterdays RESULTS.

hicaEO, 4; Boston, ..
Philadelphia, y Detroit, l.
st. Louis, y; New York, 2.
ST. Louis, 1; New York, q.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-12
GOOD RACING BOOKED
Stake Entries for Saratoga
Indicate Success.
TO BE A LENGTHY MEETING

President R. T. Wilson, Jr., Ar
ranges n Card Calling for Twenty
-four Consecutive Days OF Racing.
Interest Aroused Among Turfmen
Who VIII Enter ThOroushBreds.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Washington at Cleveland.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-12
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE

A. Memrhis-Nemuhis. :. Birmingham.
A. New Orleans-Na-hvlhe. 4, New Orleans.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
At Ctica-Wlkesbarre. 4; Utica. 3
At Troy Elmira. Z. Troy. g.
At AIhauy-Binghamto /: Albany, O.
At Syracuse-Scranton, o. Syracuse. 0 (hve innings
rainl-
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SECOND CANE.
TOtals. ! a 70 !

DATED fox Sweeney in the ninth.
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The new eligibility rule Of the Mar
quctte IS going to hurt the weak teams.
as 1t prevents them from strengthening.
and viii handicap the leading team in the
pOst-season series, as II win prevent Pen
sion Bureau from strengthening. as the
other leading teams are now doing. The
rule itself # it were applied 10 al the
leagues and enforced, would De a benefit
to the game. but applied 10 one league
It can but hurt in comparison with the
other organizations
Last week there were instances Of play
ers being called out by the umpire for
not touching the sacks.
The league races this season are much
better than at this time last year. and
consequently a red-hot fight Tor the Dis
trict championship is expected
BObbitt, the new right gardener OF the
Southern, has batted in six runs in the
two games in which he has PLAYED.
The handling Of the Southern Railway
team by Manager Spence is worthy OF
praise. as shown by the results OF his
guidance Since the shake-up made by
him in the lineup they have won four
and tied one out OF seven games.
There were three tied games in the
Railroad League last week, which is some
thing unusual.
Agriculture lost another game in the
Independence League last week. this time
to the Manhattans, by q s-to-2 score. II
must be said TO the credit Of the Clerks
that both times they have been trounesd
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