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NOTES OF THE GAME.
Hard luck. Nick

Hard luck. Nick,
The old boy looked pretty good. a
that.
Lelivelt handles himself like a real bal
player.
wid cOnroy connected for e couple o.
safe hits
Double-header to-day. Let's scare u
a big crowd.
johnson will pitch the opener. and may.
be the second. First game starts at
o'clock
Wagner was robbed OF hit in the fifth
BY Milan's beautiful one-hand running
catch in deep center.
George Browne wanted to play yester-
day. but was afraid TO take a chance.
Don't run any risks. George.
Jesse Tannehin planked a pretty hit
into safe territory in the seventh. He,
too. has not lost his batting eye.
Very seldom Jiggs Donohue is put out
/ OF the game, and when he kicks ne
usually has something TO kick over
The average age OF the Boston players Is
twenty-four years. J. Garland Stahl.
twenty-nine years. is the daddy Of them
all
Lord made a sensational stop Of Con
rOy's grounder in the opening inning.
scoOping up the ball with one hand and
mailing the runner at first.
Paul H. shannon, baseball writer OF
the Boston Post. is with the club Mr.
shannon says nothing can stop the Red
Sox from winning the pennant
Bob Unglaub's mother is stiu critically
( III, and he showed his loyalty 20 CantIlon
by playing yesterday at a time when his
services were invaluable TO the club.
Mcconnell made a wonderful stop OF
DOnohue's savage grounder in the sixth.
knocking the ball down. but was unable
20 regain his balance in time 70 retire the
runner
Jesse TannehiH jollied Fred Lake be-
fore the game, telling him that his bunch
of youngsters would never be able to
keep up the fast pace they are already
travelling. Fred only smiled.
Speaker was kept out Of the game be-
cause Washington worked a left-hand
pitcher, and the Red Sox did not care to
send up too many portside swingers.
iris will get into the games to-day.
Alter "Jiggs" Donohue was banished by
.OLoughin, in the eighth, Manager Can
t44iOAA bNL4plCu TIC CDGLulllE 4lQe II bOS-
tons half, and was so noisy that he. too,
was told 70 take trip to the bench.
Manager Joe Cantillon said last night
that he woud likely make Walter John
son pitch both games OF the double header
scheduled for to-day, providing Walter
won the first battle IN case the first.
game goes TO Boston Jesse Tannehiu viii
try his luck
In the sixth. with Conroy or third and
only one man gone. Unglaub was up.
pause for few moments caused a shift
Of Niles to left and Thoney TO center.
Unglaub is a left-feld hitter and a long
ny would have scored a run. Capt. Lord
figured that ThOney's arm could not
stand the strain; hence the shift A foxy
move
1t is doubtful II the Washington crowd
would have attempted TO do violence to
Umpire O'Loughlin after the game, as our
citizens have the name Of being very
orderly. but they certainly were incensed
at what they considered an unjust de-
cision, and one youth was escorted 10
the nearest police station for tossing a
pop bottle in O'LOughlin's direction.
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'Barted so- McKuiSht IN the uinth.

'Batted fo- 3lcRnight IN the nirth.
8i''os-au -------------------- 90
'illlllr1- --------------- Q @ 0 Q -
Prs base hy eT-ors-B-cokiard . Lea or. bases-
l1Ioo--ano- 7; MARINES g. Ssr1ck out-By Lstz 3.
oy Green, T. Sacrifice hig-Beusse stolen bsses-
Be-isz sn5deV. AEeT Hit D. pitcher-O'C1-nr-
BadEIn UmpiE-Mr. Sctley. Tine Of same-i
nour and 50 uliuureS
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By a rally In the ainth inning Of yes
teCday's contest with Ninth. Bethany
pulled a hot game out Of the fire and
came away the winners by a score OF &
70 8 Up until this round = was. Ninth's
game. the Baptlsts beng unable 10 cross
the counting block after they grabbed
two runs in the first session until their
final spasn IN the ninth. This makes
the third tine Bethany has defeated the
Ninth Streeters, and Il begins 70 look
ike they are their hoodoo.
Buscher was Manager Loves choice 70
DO the box work yesterday for Ninth.
and his selection proved 20 be a wise
one. as the big lighi-haired twirIer was
IN the best Of form. making ten men
fade away IN strikes and holding Beth
any 10 six hits. Despite his good work
on the mound, however. and the fact that
each team made the same number OF
errors. the Christians got the short end
Of the score. due 70 the balloop ascension
in the last inning and poor work on the
bases n both the first and second rounds.
With the score a tie IL the seventh in
ing. and two men down. Miles singled 70
center and scored when BuScher tripled
% right This put Ninth in the lead. but
the Baptists came back strong IN the
ninth
Menetee singled 70 right Sheaner put
SAFE one over second base. and both
runners advanced on a wild pitch Davis
made the third scratch single OF the in
ming when Hands let the bah get by him,
Menefee and Sheaher both scoring on a
80
the circuit. while Ninth tossed the ball
about the diamond.
Dugan led al the bat for the winners
with single and a triple, while Walters,
Harris. and Stecher connected with the
horsehide for two safe ones. Score
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Pittsburg, 81 st. Louis, =.
Brooklyn, 81 Philadelphia, 8.
New York, =; Boston, 4.
First game
New York, 12y Boston, 3.
iSecond game
Chicago VS.. Cincinnati
(Wet grounds.)
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OUR CRIPPLEO LOSE
Boston Wins an Interesting
Game by 3 to l.
CROWD CHASEs THE UMPIRE

Nick AItrOck Gives Local Fans n
Chance TO See Him Work, and
Does Well for Seven Innings-Nevv
0utfielder Also Makes Good I'm
DressiOn-DOubIe-header To-day.
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Elllee lQr Ac4rI1rc - me cie1t1-
Two out Ehel winning rT-a scored-
WOod6rn- c % Q -
F1-ErieU- U-.-.-----.-.--.--.-.----- 0 O-s
Flrst bese on eTus-WoodbC-u. ;: P1rkFieE. .
!sft oa bsses-W WooSb,Tru 3; Parkvtez. 1 Fsrss
h. on balls-OE McFarlAnd . S--rck otf-Bv
IunShaus. 2; b lLrfs-lznd. ; Hone rua-Tho-aS
rhrce base n-t-Steelc TFo-hase lics-CoIins Sreele
Thomas. CszTtln. Sacrifice hits-NckinrcT. stone
AlcFa-la1d Stolen hcses-Steeie. sherman o.
stone Nckiuney- Xix b. pirche-By NcFariard
/ Wld I1rc1Cs-By JunShaus !; b 1IcFarl1nd L
Passed 5alS-AIcintyre- Uu-rire-AIr Fln1egzr- Trne
q gznc-l hour ard s. Minutes
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juries, and Browne did not get into the
game at all.
The Boston club was minus Speaker
and Hooper, both Of whom Manager
Lake said would be in action before the
series closed.
For to-day. a double-header has been
arranged. Walter Johnson and Jesse
Tannehill or Hughes will do the box work
for the home team. while Arellanes and
Sweitzer are booked by the opposition
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TRADE GRAY FOR GEssLERl
NEVER" SAYS CANTLLON

IL "as rumOred here yesterday
that Manager CantflIOn had Of
Tered 10 trade Dolly Gray TO
Boston In exchange for doc.
GeSsier' 10 which Manager Joe
rePiied' Il wOEId not trade Gray
for a whole hOusefuI of Cess
lers.
Boston needs another pitcher
badly, while Washington might
be able 20 use an OutaeIder of
Gessler's ability; hence the ru-
NOR.
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WAGNER STINGS BALL.
Pirates Take Cardinals Into Camr
by 10 =.

by to =.
st. Louis. June 24-St Louis dropped
the second game Of the series to-day to
Pittsburg, score to 2 Hans Wagner
was responsible for the Pirates victory.
the rally in the visitors half Of
the sixth Harmon. a recruit from
Shreveport, started on the firing line
for st. Louis, and made very favorable
impression. Score.
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BraddocIks Lose at Hyatt.vIIIe

opeczei 20 The Washington Herald
HyaStsville. June 24.-The HyattsvIle
Reserves to-day celebrated their first ap-
pearance on the diamond by defeating
the Braddocks. OF Washington. in ten
innings Of fast play. Hartley, for
Hyattsville. pitched a good game in
pinches. and had il not been for errors
behind hin AT critical moments he would
have held the game within the limit.
II the tenth inning Boylin. the first
man up, sent up liner into left center
FOR two bases, and scored on Hartley $
single
The visitors put up a snappy game.
Score
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Cambridge. June 2L-Before a class
day crowd OF 1900 persons, whose en-
thusiasm would have disconnected any
college team, Yale went down TO defeat
Ia the first game OF the annual Harvard
Yale baseball series this afternoon BY
the score Of 3 TO .
The game lasted for eleven innings. and
as the heat was intense II was a hard
trial for both teams. Hartford and Hicks.
pitching for Harvard, had a little the
better or Merritt and Van Week. and
both teams gave eratlc support 20 their
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A"o-DNS7 hezsl-Lall. 1less ~ lLree- Else
hlt-keiher. Home uIn-kciiher. Frs base OF
nalls-Of BuThEns ., Of Bar1ss T. Lefr on
hases-Pension Once. s. e. Martins L SaciSco
Stoien hases-Afess. McCarrhy g.
Mace, Madden, Murphy- Struck out-By B,lrhaus.
6; by Barpes. d Doobls plRy-Bu-hazs 70 HartinS
to Hayden. Passed ball-Gallaher U-aufrc-Air
Myerz- Tine q Ezme-I hour and S. Minutes
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Gorrrnmrnt Ho,nItnI Wins-

The Government Hospital for the IN
sane journeyed 10 Chesapeake Beach yes
terday afternoon under the auspices OF
the Railway Relief Association. and after
a hard-fought struggle beat the Congress
Heights team 20 s.
Priddy. the Asylum southpaw. was on
the firing line for seven innings. and held
the hard-hitting hintOppers 10 six hinEles
''Rube'' Clark then took up the fight, and
allowed one SINGLE Score
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AGGIES BUMPED.
TVviniRg Athletic Club Beats Chesty
Farmers a4 Last.


Before tSe largest and most enthusiastic
gathering that ever witnessed a bah game
az McDevitt's Field. the Twining Ath-
ietic Club. with Burke in the box. admin
lsteFed defeat 10 the Agriculture team
II being the first game the Aggies have
lost this year. The score was 5 10 4
Although outbatted. Twining outplayed
the losers. and deserved 10 win. running
the bases Ike veterans ard putting I'D a
sensational game ali around
The game was won in the seventh. when
Rupert singled 10 center and Burke sac
rihced him 10 second. after which Run
stole third. scoring on a safe bunt BY
Mawhinney.
Gelole. or the winners. caught a hne game.
not base being stolen OF the big fellow
and besides he made two hits. Diver
Score
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ERRORS COSTLY TO YANKS.
Athletics Win First Game of Series
In Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. June 2I-Although outbat-
ted. the Athletics, by taking advantage
Of the New Yorks' errors. won the first
game in the present series from the
Yankees to-day by a score Of 5 TO 3. Man
ming pitched a better game than did Nor
gan in the matter Of base hits. but Nor
gan got better backing up. Score:
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GAMES TODAY

CaIital Clty League-Cohnbiz W ST. stephen's
Departmental League-AgTicultg-s rs. Conmec,
and Labor.
sunday School LeaEue-Hamline Va Peck
Naroucrre LeaCue-Colrlm bia lOl n TanEieuood
IndeDen6ence League-9Iznhatfan "a AdventS.
SIBERIAN League-Brighrrood vs. Red
T. r. y u. c. A. League-Union Station ~
southern RallEuy.
Bankers Leag1e-NO game scheduied.
Colosed Departmental LeaSse-Inserio- ~ M
uicipal
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soUTH ATLANTIC LEAGuE

At Coiumbia-JacksonTille. 2; Columbia. 1.
At Charlestcn-SaFannah. 5; Charleston. .
At 8iacon-4laoon. /; Columbus. 2
At Chattanooga-Rain.
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CEURCHMEN BLANKED.
Pension Bureau Applies CaIcimfne
TO ST. Martins Team

Manager Robbins Pension Bureau con-
oination OF batters and heIders shut out
the ST Martins squad In the Marquette
League yesterday. 10 0, IN one OF the
best games OF the season
Barnes proved TO be a stumbling block
Tor the losers, allowing but Two hits and
Issuing but one pass. On the other hand.
the Pension Bureau team connected with
the ball almost al viii. and their DAYS
work netJed them fourteen bingles-
heliher's home run and three-base hit
were the features. Mace kept I'D his
good work with the willow. and made
three hits SCore-
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ADAMS COMPANY DEFEATED.
Irainmen Rally I'm seventh and
Pound ONT Xictorv-

Inc Trainmen pounded out victory
over the Adams Express Company team
IN the Railroad Y. ". C. A League yes
Ierday' the hnal score being 10 ?. Ryon
famed ten men, ana kept the losers four
hits scattered
4he game was a good one until the
last OF the seventh. when the Trainmen
rallied. and on clean hits showed foBr
runs across The nan.
PITCHER Bischon, Of the Adams Express
Company team, was taken out OF the box
N The sixth, after two runs and four hits
had been registered or him that inning
and Harvey toOS Up his work. but proved
70 be Ineffective. the winners pounding
aim hard Score-
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7atteries. Score.

I'To-tass hit-SweeBey. Thrcc-hase hit-Lozau
SacTl1ce hits-CurTier. BTigFs Stolen base-Reno
LosEn. First base on clTurs-Yalo ?. HarTard s
Struck Ous-By Merritt. 2: b. Van Week 3: bv
Earuord =; by Hichs. &. BASES or hails-Of AIer
ntt. 5; OF Van Vleck I. OF Hartford I. Of Hoe
/ Nit fy p-tchoT-By Hartford J. b. Merritt
Wild u-tch-MeTitt- Passed ball-Rlno. Hifs-OH
Hartford n seven inning: On MefTstt. H. s-ye1
innings Lett "a hases-Yale. s. Harvard. IL I'm.
p.res-AlessIs smith and Adsr,z
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PARKVIEW BEATEN.
WOOdburn Turns Tables on Leaders
and Win, 10 8.

Woodburn handed Parkview lemon fl
the Suburban Circuit yesterday. nosing
them out 10 in a Iast-Inning batting
rally. Steele's three-baSe clOut doing the
WORK Besides his timely swat IN the
hnaI session. Steele made a two-bagger
and a single. Collins. OF Parkview. also
rna1A rh-AA LIS S-nrA.
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HANDY WITH BAT.
Marines Land on Green in Eighth
Scoring Six Runs.

The Marines defeated BrookIand yes;er-
day afternoon AZ Capital City Park in an
interesting game by 10 0. Litz was on
the mound for the soldier boys, and
pitched a classy game. allowing the Sub
urbanites only six hits and striking cut
ten men.
II was pitchers battle I'd. 20 the
eighth. when the Marines landed on Green
Tor seven hits, which were good for six
runs and victory The heavy batting OF
the Marines was the feature. Score.
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SIGNS DUTCH sTERZER.
Washington Boy VIII Pitch for the
Winchester Team.

Winchester Team.
SPECIAL - The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va, June 24-Wlth a view
10 strengthening his pitching staff. Man
ager Baker to-day signed Dutch" Ster-
zer. Of Washington. who recently obtained
his release from Detroit. Sterzer arrived
this afternoon, and is ready for work
The local pitching force has been IN
bad shape for ten days past, TWO Of the
three pitchers. Brooks and GRAY. both
having sore arms Gray viii likely be
out Of the game for a month. Sterzer's
coming is hailed with delight by the fans.
who remember his great work for Win
chester against the Richmond champions
last fall
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'BaIIed for Harmon IN seventh inning
fpa44o5 To- RF,d5,- T., - st
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital City Leag1e-Asrines. 6: Brook,and. O.
Departmental League-Counisioners 2; Trsas1ry.
if0rfcitedl.
Sunday School LeaEe-Bethany. s; Ninth. >
Marquette Leagae-Pensiou, Oface. 9. s.. Mar
tins. O.
lndeDendence Laague-TWining Athlete Cub S:
AgEas. T.
suburban League-W0odhurn. g: ParkvieW &
X. K Y. n C. A. Lsagre-Trainncn. S. Adams
Exprcss COmrany
Colcred Departmental League-War and Nsyy. a:
g. F. O.. 1
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Fl-s- olse o c-T1Ts-BlIlllT. ! Len q das1s-
Bethany. &. Ntr,5. s EEsc base OF haIs-O6
B1scher. z st-uck out-By Buscher q: b Litch-
fed. Tares-base hits-DuEan. ScecneE Bus-hs-.
stolen hzses-C1iCuan. Duslu. Walters c. Nfles
Double play-spaulding % Tsylor- HIT By pircber
by L.lchfeld. z Wld 1irches-Buschs- 2 Passed
bal-Nclcfcc- Unut7o-1lr. HuEheA T1-e q Earo
= hour and s. zainutes
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SIX STRAIGHT FOR TIGERS.

Detroit Beats 81. Louis in Close
Game, to 1.
Detroit. June 24.-Detroit continued its
winning streak to-day. beating ST. Louis
for the sixth time. The score was . To l
Daneen opposed Mullin, and pitched a
masterful game, and should have won
Score:
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81 Wtn for CherrrdnIe-

opocl2l 20 Ire Nas1irg-ou Herald
CherTy5ale. June p. - The Cherrydale
Athletic Club team defeated the strong
Ballston Athletic Club nine on the home
field to-day b. Il 20 6. The CherrydaIes
have ragsined their batting eyes. Smith
pitched a fine game and was given excel
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Al Topeka-Topeka, .: Omaha, 70
AT Nichita-First game: Wichita. 5: Des AIoinos.
Second game: Wichita &; Dss Moines. g.
At Denver-Denver. 5; Lincoln. 1.
At Pueblo-Pusblo. 5: Sioux CITY,
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.URPAN TrAcuF
BANKERs' LEAGUE
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY LIE
COLORED DEPARTafENTAI. I.EAcrrr
Hagerstovvn Defeats Frederick
Decill 70 me Washington Heraid.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
-Hagerstown, Nd. June 24--Hagerstown
defeated Frederick here this afternoon bv
tbs score Of TO L johnson was ham
mered out Of the box in the second in
ming, and was succeeded by Maher.
Bishop had the visitors shut out until
the eighth. when a base on balls. an
error. and a hit gave them their lone
tally Score:
RI. T.
FrsdericL- 0 O0Ie-l
HagerstoWn- 0OOO OOOx-s ?
Battenes-Froderick. johnson. Aiaher and PsuS
Ter; HagerstoWn. Bishop and Thackez- UupIre-Alr
NcAtae- Tine of Clme-I hour ard IS rsinutes
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IOtals
- 81 - rinnlrlr - - -

None ont when winning run Was scu1od
Braddoc& a. c.. o 0200l2 o-5
HyaitsTIle Ressrves..-.-.- 0zoIO Is
P,ro-base hits-3Iorgan. Boykin. c. HANDS Bass
cn halls-Of Hartley. s; OF Bond. :. Stuscl oct
By Hartley. 8. b Boykin. /. by Bond G. Hit by
pitched baIl-BrOCks Mudd stolen b1ses-C Handy
Mudd. L. Handy. Hartley. B-IrFess- sacri6ce hts
Ia. Cssh Hamilton Double play-Bond 20 IA
Cash 70 Css-shaw- UmpiTe-Nr. L BErvess. q
Rilordalc. Tine q sane-l ho1r and S minufeS
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- y 7I''I7l- L1IIl1II 7--lII-l0 NIIl
-Cr0Hioru. Ferris. Hoffman Stolen basc-Waliace.
bases cn balis-Of Alullin. 5. on Dinecn, 4 Hit
oy pitcher-By Mnllin, p Balk-Diueen- Left on
O@ses-Detroit. Z: 81. LOUIS. :. Struck out-By
dnlln- 4 Double plays-Bush % Rossnan; Hof-
nan 10 Criger; Wallace 70 Jones 70 Crger; Dineen
70 Jones Jmpres-Aiossrs. Evans and Egan Time
a game-l hour and 50 minutes Attendanos-37S5
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Perrlng, Turner. Sacrifice hits-Bau. Bradley East
ely bases on balls-Of Scott, 8 Left on bases
Sle'eland 5; Chicago, ;. Strsek osli-By Young. l.
double pay-Seott 70 Tannehin 70 IsbelL Passed
D-l.-is.steriy. Umpircs-AIesars. Hurst and Con
nelly. Time Of gauae-i bour and s5 u,iuutcs At
teDdance-3Ci3
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Trenton-First game; Lancaster. 6: Trentun, Z.
Second game: Lancaster. 5: Trenton. ?
At Iork-Rsading, 10: YOrk. :.
Al Altoona -WillAmsport 6: Altoona. 2
At JOhnstOWn-Eirst game: Harrisburg l: Johns
town. 2 Sccond game Harrisburg. {: JOhnstoUn. l
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Baltimore-Jersey City. ): Baltimors, 4
At Newsrk-Proy.dence. ]. Newark. .
At Bu1alo-Rochester. ;; Buffalo. 2
AZ TorontO-Alontreal, Q; Toronto. 6.
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Second BrookIand. Beaten

The BroOkland Juniors defeated the
Second Brooklands IN a close and exciting
game yesterday The pitching Of <.
Lord for the Junior team was a feature.
Score. 70 4
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Horcester-WTcester. 9. Lawrence. 2
At LOwell-DOweil 5; BrocktOn. 2
At Fal RiTsr-Fan River. 4: Lynn, !
Al New BedfOCd-HaTerhin. ?; New Bedford, O.
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flrst base b eTTurs-G. T. /. ?. C1lgre2 feights.
l. Left on bases-G. H L. s; CorTess Heights. 2
First base On balls-Of PtEnphrey L Innings
pltched-By ITiddy. :: by CLARK. ,; by P.uanhrev.
s; By Burgess. Hits made-OG Priddy 6. OF
Clark. /; o6 PUnrhrey. :; OF Burgess. l. Strlck
out-By Priddy. I; by CLARK. /; By Pumphrey /: b.
Burgess. I. Three-base hits-Osteman. 2 Sac-ffc.
hit-Moore. stolen bases-Nooro o.. Fhau. Nc
GTath. 0steTman. Clark. PASSED. balls-Hauies-er- 2
Umpi-e-Nr. Woodward.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE

At Troy-Utica. 3: Troy, =
At Albany-Albany. .; Syracuse. l.
At Scrantou-Scranton. l; Eimira,
At WilkesbaTe-W WilkeSbarre 3; Binrha-nton 4
Thirteen innings)
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TOO MUCH JOHNSON.
War and Navy TyvirIer Has c. p. o.
Outfit BunaIOed.

Johnson. OF the War and Navy team.
pitched in good form yesterday. enabling
his club 10 beat the G. P. 0 aggregation
easily, 10 the tune OF Il 10 l. White. OF
the winners. made three hits, leading his
side Score
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LII On nlses-IEll1rg. Z. AEgies. : FLrst base
On ul--a-Ou Reeves. S-r-CL uUr-EV B1rke =.
~ hceves. 1hr-e-hase hit-CouoTer T,ro-hase
hlt-Rzraer. sacif-e hits-1ia-rhi7re~ fsrve-
Bu.Ee. stolen hases-Ruppcrt Gsrdiner Mckee
h1 b p-tcaer-By Reeves. J. Uurt-e-li- Ls
Nat Tine q glne-l hour ard % n-inures
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At 81. Paul-Indianspolis. 8: St. Paul l.
At kansas City-kansas CITY 5; Columbus i
At apolis-8I Minneapolis &: Louisville, /
Al Observation-Disclosures. s: Toledo.
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LEFT on bases-Adans o., 2; TGainn.ea G. FIrst
base on hslls-O6 BischoF, ]; on Hanney. .; os
= hy1n. 2 Innings pitched-By Bischof %. D.
HanDey. rs. bits made-Os Bsschof s. ~
Aanney, T. Struck ogt-By BischoR 8; By Han
ney' = oy kyon. .. TaIec-baso hit-Calow. I've
base hifs-Cali9v. sullivan Sscrifc, ht-P. Sbsa-
fnfr- stolen has-s-P. Slanahan. Ryon smith
Hanyey. woodward. Hit b. pitcher-By Hzuyey. >
I JmpIe-Alr Flynn Time u glme-I hour and II
minutes.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Boston, 81 Washington, L.
Detroit, - 81. Louis, L.
Philadelphia, ., New TOrk, 3.
Cleveland, 5; Chicago. 1.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn ar New York.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Pittsburg at ~. Louis.
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score

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Lnngdon ID Benten.

The Brockland Methodists yesterday
defeated Langdon, for the second time, by
the score OF 4 to s.
Teams wishing games with the Brook
lands address Carl Keller, 1os2 Otis street
northeast. Score:
Brookland Methodists. 0 0x-s
LRngdon Church. 100 R-5
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"CY" YOUNG IN FORM.
Veteran Allows One Run and Naps
Beat sOx.

Cleveland. June 24--old Cy Young won
another victory for the Maps to-day.
Cleveland getting eight runs Off Scott.
while the Sox could set only one off the
veteran. Score:
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS
DRUBBING FOR BOSTON.
New York Nationals Capture Double
header on Polo Grounds

New York, June 24-The Giants won
their fourth game in two days from the
Bostons to-day, taking both games OF a
dOuble-header The Bostons played some
ball In the first game. but were lost In
the second Coffey made a couple OF re-
narkable catches. Score:
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AhIee-nase hlt-Dcyle Hcnne r1ns-DOyle. Suod-
grass Sacrifice hit-Herzog Stolen bases-O' 'Haza.
Murray. Struck out-By Ames. 6. By Bs7ultes /
Bass on bslls-Of Ames, 4: % White p OF
BOultea / Double play-Beck 10 Sweeney. He
BY pitcher-By BOultes /; by Ames. T. Wild
ptches-Ames. 4 Left CT bases-New Yo-k. 3.
Boston. 6 Umpires-9ieSsrs Tfuhy and Riger Tine
o. game-2 hours and minutes. Auendano-l0.0N
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IWo-base hits-Ailler Wilson. Three-hase hit
Byrne. Sacrifice hit-ClaIke. Double plays-Huls-
witt TO Charles 10 konetchy; Wagner 10 Abstein.
Stolen bases-Wagner. Charles Hit by ptcher-By
Maddox. l. Bases on bzIs-Of Harmon 4; OF
Maddox. 2 Struck 0ut-By Harmon. /; By Cam
nitz. ) Left on baSes-St Louis 4; Pittsburg s.
Umpires-Messrs. Johnstone and Cusack. Tine OF
same-l hour and 81 minutes.
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PHILLIES DowNED AGAIN.
Brooklyn Makes 1t Three Straight
Moren lift Hard.

New York. June 24-The Brooklyns
made 1t three straight from the Phillies
to-day. Both teams batted hard and
played sharply in the field Moren was
batted out Of the box, while Bell kept
the hits fairly well scattered. Score: