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al game. In fact, Manager Jennings
is OF the opinion that In a year or two
Ownie will be the leading shortstop on
Ban Johnson's circuit. He is sure TO
improve In every respect and II no IN
timely accident befalls him Will make
an imperishable name for himself as a
great shortstop. The Tigers obtained
Bush from indianapolis last fall.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-16
The Poets Retort.

Joaquin Miller was once overtaken
by a countryman, who gave him a
long ride. Tired at length OF CONVEX
sation. the poet took a novel from his
pocket.
What are you readingT said the
countryma
"a novel of Bret Harte's." said Mr..
Miller.
''Well, now, i don't see how an i'm
mortal being wants to be wasting his
time with such stuff"
Are you quite sure" said the poet.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-16
THE SPORTING WORLD
Bush a Sensation.

When one is sizing up the real star
and Of the baseball season Of 1909 it
would be well to lsSk carefully over
the record of Ownie Bush, the sensa-
tional little shOrtstop OF the Detroit
Americans. Since his debut into fast
company Bush has played a sensation
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Southern Ry
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The Way 70 Hanpiness.

TO look fearlessly upon life; to &c
cept the laws Of nature. not with meek
resignation, but as her sons, who dare
20 search and question; to have peace
and confidence within our souls-these
are the beliefs that make for hap
piness-Maeterlinek
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Old Hair Men.

There are few bearded men in China
Men who have grandchildren may
wear a mustache. and many take ad
vantage OF the privilege and are called
"old hair men"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-16

Could any little lamp though ltfted high.
Lighter the void sbysses OF the sky7
Could a faint rose leaf blown into the sea
Perfume the oceans of immensity7
Could one chord sound IN melody 80 FAR
That all space echoed 20 the farthcat starr
And yet your soul amid the INFINITE
Makes all a fragrant harmony or light
Charles Buxton Going IN Century.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-16

1t is not for the honey alone that
bees are valuable, for they play an
important part IN the raising of fruit
crops. There they perform the func-
ton OF pollination and thus help TO in
crease the apple crop.
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The sieiIian Woman.

The Sicilian woman is generally Hit
crate and is proud Of being so. In ma
tive parlance. such a one "sees with
two eyes only" Those who can read
are said to see with four eyes.
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Worlds Shooting Record Broken.

Walter Winans. the American horse
man and revolver shot. broke the
worlds record at the running deer tar
get during the rifle shooting competi-
ton at Bisley. England. Mr.. Winans
during the Olympic games last year
broke the worlds record at shooting at
q moving target.
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Spanish Black.

Residents OF the cork regions of
Spain heat the bark In kettles with
spouts. through which issues a gas
that Is used as an illuminant. The
refuse Is sold AZ the Spanish black
pigment
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SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY

SoUTHBoUND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO LEAVE
RICHMOND DAILY
p:I0 A. M.-Local TO Norlina, Raleigh. Char
lotte, Wilmington
1928 p. A-Sleepers and coaches Atlanta,
Birmingham, savannah. Jacksonville
and Florida polnts
l0a0 P. M-SleepcS and coaches Savannah,
Jacksonville. Atlanta, Birmingham an,
Memphis.
NoRTHBouND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO Ar.
RIVE RICHMOND DAILY.
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brought on deck while the vessel was
still at anchor in Etah. and below all
was prepared for the expected storms
OF the return voyage.
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supplies. and to hasten the departure
OF the yacht on her homeward run
everything for the polar carnDsign was
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TheConquest
By DR.. FREDERICK A. COOK

Copyright. 1903. by the New York
Herald Company. Registered IN
Canada In Accordance With Copy
right Act. Copyright In Mex.
leo Under Laws of the Republic
of Mexico. All Rights Reserved
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that I am an immortal beingY
"Ot course you are"
"lf that is the case" responded MIL
Ter. "l don't see why I need be so very
economical OF my time"
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of the Pole
Ready For the Dash to
the Worlds - lhest
North--ExpcditiOn Well
Planned and Equipped
SECOND ARTICLEl

cliffs Of Cape Hatherton were a blaze
OF color and light, but the sea was
refreshingly cool. with fleets OF blue
towering bergs to dispel the fire OF
arctic midsummer.
As we rushed in comfort past the
ice polished and wind swept head
lands the sea was alive with birds.
seal and walrus, but little shooting
was done, for we were bent on en-
joying the quiet sport OF mOtorboat-
ing.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at PittsburE.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
- % The - go.


Chicago. June 1.-THE Chicago Cubs
Won another close game from Brooklyn
this afternoon. 3 TO 2 The visitors got
away with a lead OF two runs in the sec
ond inning. but were nosed out when the
Cubs scored in the third and again in
the fifth sessions.
Misplays with men on bases were large
ly responsible for the defeat Hunter
pitched for Brooklyn. and although able
20 keep the hits scattered. ne was Wild
and Chicago turned his passes into runs.
Brown pitched for the Cubs. He was
pounded hard in the first and second in
nings, but in the other innings was mas
ter Of the game.
Alperman made two eros, which fig
ured in the runs made by the Cubs, and
poor throw TO the plate in the fifth In
ming by Hummel let Evers score the
Cubs second run. Brooklyn pounded the
ball hard in the first inning. but SEN
sationd fielding upon the part OF Chi
cago saved a run.
After LennOx had been retired IN the
second. Lumley worked out a pass. Nc
MILAN followed with q two-base drive 10
center. Bergen lifted a long fly TO cen
ter, Lumley scoring on the throw IN. and
Mcmillan going 10 third Hunter drove
a hot bounder past Evers. the bail going
out 20 the right field fence. Mcmillan
scored easily on the hit
Hunter was well on his way 10 third.
but was fooled by a motion by Steinfeldt.
thinking the latter was going 70 tag him
out. Hunter retraced his steps 10 sec
ond base. only 10 run into Evers with
rha hall GrOra-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Game starts at o'clock to-day.
Tom Hughes VIII work for the Ma
I tionals
Patterson. the Browns left fielder. hiI
into two double plays.
Lou Criger booked sort Of out OF place
In 81. Louis uniform.
McAleer may give Howell a chance to
redeem himself. Hope he does.
Washington plays the New York High
landers IN Gotham tomorrow.
Bob Unglaub made his first error Of the
season yesterday, and Groom got his first
hit
Rather imagine the Browns were sat
isfied to have the game stopped in the
sixth.
Milan showed his speed IN getting down
to first by beating cut a grounder TO Fer
ris in the fifth.
Mrs. Donohue not only knows baseball.
but can keep score. and usually does so
az the games.
George Browne seems 70 be getting his
little hits quite regular Of late. Two for
prodigal son yesterday.
Street was up at bat as the last half Of
the sixth opened. but Umpire Egan called
a halt-it was raining great guns.
Umpire Jack Egan says that the Ma
tionaIs ought 20 be leading the second
division. So do We But what good does
1t do?
Nick AltrocK viii be in right field this
afternoon. Capt Donohue says Nick can
cover a lot OF ground and is absolutely
sure on iy balls.
Jiggs Donohue's error in the first inning
was in mufing a throw from Mcbride
Seemed funny TO see Jiggs drop the ball.
he seldom does II.
When Unglaub starts hitting no pitcher
can fool him. The ball he clouted in the
fifth for three bases was a low splitter, %
while HIS previous effort, a two-bagger,
was an in-curve.
Some Of the press box luminaries tried
10 tell US that yesterdays game should
revert back 10 the fifth inning. Why 50
brother? Were the Nationals not ahead
when the first half Of the sixth closed.
Just as soon as the necessary time had
elapsed for calling the game of. the play
ers did some tan sprinting for the & b
house. The most interesting event was
between Joe Cantlllon and Capt DonO-
hue. "Jiggs" carried a satchel as extra
weight for old age and beat Joe by an
eyelash.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18

The Department OF Agriculture Reserve
team. although but a few months in the
game. is making a splendid showing in
the Independence League, holding the
lead BY a safe majority.
The batting Of the club is remarkable.
as shown by the average Of .34S in ten
games played. and the boys are fielding
at an average OF .s91. which. II con-
tinued. viii give them an excellent
chance for the flag.
John P. Evans. manager for the team,
deserves every congratulsuou. as he has
instilled into the boys that spirit OF stick
to-it-uveness which is bound to keep his
team 10 the fore. Graham is leading with
the willow, having an average OF -526 IN
nine games, and Is holding down his po-
sition. hrst base. az .s42 Conover. play
ing short, is also worthy Of mention. bat
ting .3Ss and fielding S57
The slab work OF Pop Reeves has
been very effective, and winning all OF
the five games in which he posed, while
Seitz, the southpaw. has woE three. and
Sehorn two
Jimmy Oakley has caught all but one
game, and although he has been a trihe
on at times IN nipping sack pllferers. he
has an enviabie fielding record with .944.
Following IS the team averages in both
fielding and az the stick. and II the Mall
boys keep up their pace. they should win
the pennant BY & comfortable margin.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
BATTING AVERAGES 10 JryE n
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE NOTES.

] Only fifteen bingles have been regis
I tered or Reeves delivery in five games.
averaging three hits pose
Reichard. the Sunday School League
star slabman. viii be in TwiH!ng har-
ness. perhaps. on Saturday
Andy Walker Is playing great ban az
second for Advent, and hts batting is
materially helping the church lads
Jake Burkhon has been added 20 the
Ninth list. and should make a splendid
showing in the infield FOR the runners-up
seston has been switched again. This
time from Manhattan 10 Ninth. He
caught three Innings Wednesday in clever
style
Brady. Of Ninth. holds the record in
punch outs TO date. tanning forty-seven
II seven games. averaging about seven
per game.
Mccarthy returned 10 the Twinirg
ranks Wednesday. though business was
duh IN left garden. and he didn't have a
chance.
Pop Reeves. the Aggies' star slab ar
tist, has won FIVE OF his teams ten VIC
tories. Seitz has won three, and Sc
horn two.
Advent and Agriculture uilI amuse the
fans az Marshall Hall tomorrow. on the
occasion OF the Advent Sunday school
annual picnic.
But for the ragged support Burke
would have won HIS game against Ninth
Wednesday. Six scattered hits were reg
istered OF his delivery, and he famed
seven.
Richardson. who relieved Seaton IN the
fr=
game for Ninth. His two-bagger tied the
score IN the seventh. and he tailed the
winning run on Brady's bingle over
second.
Weather permitting. Seitz will work for
the Aggies and Smith for Ninth in to-
days game, and at the rate Ninth has
been going the past two weeks. the
clerks viii have to hustle TO keep them
down.
limbaugh, OF Manhattan. holds the
record for consecutive strike outs. with
thirteen: Burke. Of Twining- is second
with twelve; Powell. OF Twining. punched
eleven IN one game, and Seitz and
Reeves, OF Agriculture. ten each.
The rain stopped wauach's new asgre-
cation from appearing last evening.
"Shag'' Rawlings. Whitney, Wagner.
kdLLEAAp. DDAiEAAE. anu " EuLEl were
! added. eligible 10 play. and good game
was promised.
Manhattan has landed in second place,
! and Manager Kraft is certain that bis
boys VIII not return TO a lower rung.
! Litchheld viii greatly strengthen their
slab staff, and with limbaugh main
| talning HIS good work. the boys should
be able to hold that position or land on
/ top.
The Independence League did not back
water when they allowed Buckley and
Walsh 10 return 70 the game. Owing 10
their valuable services, and as good
drawing cards. they were influenced away
from Manhattan for one game, but both
! declared that they had not given their
consent 10 be registered elsewhere. and
were re-entered with Manhattan upon
their own requests.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
CAMPING ON JEFFRIES' TRAIL
Fight Critics Score Boilermaker for
Ignoring Johnson.
Big Fellow Content to Rake in the
Sheke1S-TO Go Abroad
Soon Is Plan.

New York, June I7.-Fight critics all
over the country are beginning 10 get
after Jeffries. They are scoring him for
ignoring the latest challenge OF johnson.
and say that his failure 70 come for
ward with a forfeit can be regarded as
excellent proof that he does not intend 70
fight again. Jeffries viii have made more
than $4,000 out OF his theatrical engage
ments by the latter part OF July. when.
II is said. he VIII go 10 Europe FOR a
rest, and VIII then return in the fall TO
sign another vaudeville contract that VII!
carry him through the winter months.
II IS the prevalent opinion that Jenries
viii continue 10 ignore Johnson until after
the latter has tackled Kaufman and
KetchelL Then II the negro wins both
fights Jefrries Will still keep out OF It, as
Sam Langford is expected 20 compel
Johnson 20 mix II up.
With three such formidable opponents
as Kaufman. Ketchen. and Langford 10
test Johnson's canber. Jef. it is believed.
feels that the big negro viii suffer defeat,
and that there will no longer be a demand
for his return 70 the ring.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
BUSINESS AND TECH TODAY
School Baseball Teams Battle fol-
Championship.
Lynch and Rawlings the Opposing
Twirlers, and n Red-hOt
Battle Ia Expected

The most important and only decisive
high school baseball game OF the season
VIII be played on the grounds q the
Sunday School League. Thirteenth and
G streets northeast, between Business and
Tech. al 2 o'clock this afternoon
The outcome OF This battle viii settle
for all the baseball supremacy OF the high
schools for 1903, as the regular schedule.
finished two weeks ago. left three-cor-
nered tie between Business. Tech. and
Central and il was voted. for the first
time in the history OF high school base
BAH, 20 play on the tie Business and
Tech have both beaten Central IN the
.post-season series. and to-day's result viii
tell the story
Tech viii be handicapped by the loss of
Dolly Gray. one OF the best twirlers ever
developed in District schools
4 special meeting Of the school athletic
advisers was held on Wednesday 10 de-
termine whether or not Gray should be
allowed 70 pitch. as he has left school
and IS playing with a professional CLUB
down IN Virginia. Tech set forth the
claim that Gray had made up al his
school work for the year. and was there
~ ~--e----N- ~N--N-e-- '--k'k'L- N-t- T~--r
but Business, Eastern, and Western voted
the other way.
To-day's game should be a corker. as
both teams are evenly matched Even
without Gray. the Blacksmiths were able
70 trounce Central. and figure that they
can hand Business the same medicine.
Lynch Is slated 70 pitch for Tech. while
"Shag' Rawlings viii be on the mound
for the Stenographers.
Should IL rain to-day. or the grounds be
IN poor shape, and effort VIII be made 70
play the game on Saturday on the Amer
lean League grounds. as the Nationals
are scheduled 20 play in New York that
day.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington, % ST. Louis, L.
Five inninGs.)
Chicago, o; Boston, 2 (Ist same).
Boston, 81 Chicago, ed game).
Cleveland, B; New York, 2.
Detroit, - Philadelphia, /
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
LAToNIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-O1e and th-ee-qua-ts- miieA
Be,leyisV Us Powers s 20 5. wol: Maid Mil
tG1t. IS iIarrinl 70 J. second. Watsrlzke. los
lBCrtonl. % 2 third Tine. 3lS. Blly Pull
uar. Huerfano. aad ScC1esrreet aiso ran.
SECOND RACE-FITe furlo1z. Prince Imperial
lo7 lPowersl u 90 s. Woa. Cel1oo,a. 10 ,Pags'
% s. second. DUgues1e- lC CWalsh). 2 20 !
thtrd- Tine ~ Paul Davis. GrEnny Dismal
Sagan Tyrls. Coils Orns5y. Seiector. Pinkard
and Royal Report also rar-
THIRD RACE-Six fu-lozEs- Merrick I0s Pow
ersl 10 8 Wcn: Woos1ndals. lo9 Lee % I
second. Alice GeorEe. s. ll1arrinl. 20 T. third
Tine. Is. Nystiasr. Proclaat, Rupicola. and La
koEdea also raR
FOURTH RACE-siz hlrloass AL BED. *
Martini. % . woai Madnan. 80 ,Coburrl s
% J. second; Richard Reed. g tTaplinl % 70 =
third. Tine Ia - 7. u. Green Charlie Eas--
nan. Huek. Sea Swell, Dainty Dane. and AEcs
HaLkct also ran-
FIFTH RACE-Ons and one-sixteeuth zziiss
Console p (Tiliansl 70 l. Won. NcNaly. g
Martini. 2 20 l. second; Prime. 90 lBauroul. %
= bird Tine. 81 SS Greenhridse. Vanen. and
LAME also rsn.
SIXTH RACE-One and ouesi1teenth niles
Font So Crapiin). 20 %. Won. Denver Gil IS
lPauD. Is 70 T. seconds Glredear lgT Steele. 2
70 !, third Tine. Isl Is Elysiuu. Bryce. SEN
pro Quasga, Rose5urs Bonebrske. and Tn Kelly
also ran
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-One mile JACK Pz-ker. I'd
fWEls1l % ~ Won GluusT. is 1ICCg-Ihyl
% Z seco1d- P1ulane Is t2lusgrzTel % = third
Tine l.f3 -. Thrcc starters.
SECOND RACE-FiFs f-l0ugs Autumn Giri.
l05 Red. 20 o. wCn. JacE DeCneTletn. lls How
srd1. 2 % g second: Ado1is. 10 lHsrhertl. 70 /
third Tine 1s8 Ia Three s-ar-eN
THIRD RACE-O1e NILE Joe G1lte1s. IS Red.
20 C. Won. Gt-ueI. lT Alerrryl. % I. scco-d :
Dcsperrdo 10 lfcCaTthyl. 5 70 J. third Tine.
Ia Is Belle Sco-r also rzn-
FOURTH RACE-One u-lle- Ceate- Shot Is
1Ienr-yl. % . Won; .. AlcDonad. 94 RED %
. second Reidno7e I15 t5IcCa-thyl. 3 % J. third
Tine. l-f2 l5 JuEsleT also ran-
FIFTH RACE-Steeplechlse. Two and ouehaF
niles Pagan Bsy. As lArchibaIdl Il 20 s, wou
kara. is Lgnchl. % 5. seoo1d. Wild Refrain 80
ihiureyl. % 4 thir5. Tiz-e. 81 Byzantine also
Rn
SIXTH RACE-sx f1rionss Col Zeb I1 TDarsn-
po-tl. 20 T. wou; LADY OTimar 10 l0fcIutyre). IS
20 = seco1d; SIX Hose. l0s ,Goidstcinl ? % =
third. Tine. III Sl Ballet Cir. Firebug. Cod
Front. Colc7ed LADY. Sensible. Maxim Gun. and
Cereucuicus also rz-.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COMMENT

Only one game in the National League
to-day.
Bill Burns pitched the morning Chicago
Boston game and won IL
The Boston Nationals are hopeIessly IN
last place. with little chance Of getting
higher.
Nike Mowrey Is leading the ''strenu-
Gus" life IN Cincinnati
There is weeping and wailing in New
York The Yankees have only won one
game in the last nine plays
Jack" Hayden Is hitting for 81 in the
American Association. where he evidently
finds the atmosphere more pleasing than
IN the Eastern League; or 90 you sup
pose IL is the pitchers?
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
DRnviIe Wins and Continues 20
Hold the Lead.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
ST. John,s. 10, St. Peter,., 8.

The Prep team Of ST. Johns College. on
the Monument Grounds. won from the
St. Peters team yesterday. 10 TO 3. IN
I'll the fifth inning the score was close,
and apparently both teams were in for a
hard fight Then bad throwing gave the
Props three more runs.
The score then stood 6 to 8. The Preps
kept the lead. and made their victory
douhly sure by scoring four more tallies
IN the ninth. West. the Preps' pitcher. at
times had the opposing batters bewilder-
ed. Mullin. az center, and Shafhirt, on
third, are making good.
For the losers Foster. Baker, and Awk-
ward deserve much credit. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
JIM DELEHANTY MAY NOT
PLAY AGAIN FOR A MONTH

Jim DeIehaEty, the Nationals
second baseman, may not be able
10 play again for a month. His
injury In Wednesdays game is
more serious than was at arst
supposed.
Delehanty was hurt in a Peeu-
liar manner. First he was hit in
the heshy part Of his right thigh
by one of WaddelPs speedy
shoots. Then while trying TO
reach second on n sacrifice. he
strained some Of the cords,
which IL ia thought were loosen
ed and bruised by the force OF
the blow from the ball.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18

BlfToTles-LoO5 and McsTIlAe. UteT
-mpires-Mess-s. Mace and Hennsser.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
Easy Win for Brewoods.

The Brewoods defeated the crack Cook
Park aggregation BY IL 10 2 in a highly
interesting game After the third inning
the game resolved itself into a pitchers
battle between Cooley Tor BrewOOd and
Sullivan for Cook Park Cooley had the
better Of the argument. striking cut If
teen men
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18

Bases on balls on Graham. 1.
First base on errors-St Louis. 8 Struck
out-By Groom, g. Wild pitches-Howell,
Groom. Time OF game-1 hour and 10
minutes. Umpires-Messrs. Egan and
Connolly. Attendance, 2,424
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18

TEo-base hits-Byrne EvanA Three-base hit
Beck. SaciSce hits-staTr ~. Bresnahan White
Charles. Double pays-Beck TO Graham: starr 70
Dahlen % Autrey; Charts 70 PHELPS % ByTne;
Hulswitt % Ellis 20 Evans Stolen bases-Koney
and HulsWitt Hit By pltcher-By White. L Wild
pitches-White 2 Base on balis-Oh Lush !. o.
White ? Struck OUt-By Lush. 5; hy White. 2
Left on bases-St Louis. 3; Boston. 6 Umpues-
MessTs- Kane and KLEIN Time Of game-l hour and
s. minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
Polo for HAMPTON Gun.

London. June 1.-THE Roe Hampton
Polo Club to-day defeated the Old Can
tabs team In the semi-hnal for the
Ross Hampton Cup As a result OF this
victory. the Roe Hampton Club meets
the Meadowbrook team on Saturday,
June ls. in the final match.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At LAncsster-Johnstown, ?: Lancaster, s
At York-Altoona 3: York. l.
At Reading 5: Reading. 4
At -Wuliamsport. 8: Trent0n. 6
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
MINOR LEAGUES.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
& Memphis-AtlaDts. 1; Memphis. Q.
{ Moblle-Montsone=y. g Mobile, ?
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At ChAttanoogz-Chsttanooga, Il: Augusta g.
At COlumbus-ColumSuS 2. Columbia. ! tten IN
niDgBl.
At SavSnnah-Sayannah. l; Macon. o (ten innings.
At Observation-Disclosures 3; Charleston
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At NeEark-NeEsrk. s. Montreal.
At Baltimore-Bsltimore. (; Toronto 3
At Jersey City-Jersey City. 0; Buffalo, ;
At ProTidence-ROchester. s.: Providence. ! -four
teen innings. Game forfeited 10 Rochester because
Manager Duffy. Of the Providence team. refused to
leave the coaching lines when ordered.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18

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