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The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
INTERESTINTHEBOUT
PittSburg Sports Enthuse
Over Jetfries-Berger Mill.
TO ATTEMPT TO BAR JOHNSON
Patrons OF the Boxing Game in the
smoky City Protest vigorously
Against the Appearance OF Negro
Champion and n Crowd OF Fol-
Iowers-Other sport Gossip.

New York. June 14.-PittsbuzE is al
worked Up over the appearance OF james
J. Jedries in e six-round sparring exhibl-
ton with sam Berger, his partner and
manager. there tomorrow night. and the
fact that Jack Johnson. the negro cham
pion, has threatened 20 be at the ring
side 70 force Jenries 10 name a date for
their proposed fight. which few believe
Will never take place.
Patrons OF the boxing game in the
Smoky City include several prominent
citizens. who are protesting vigorously
against the possible appearance OF John
son and a crowd OF colored admirers. In
fact, johnson, who IS IN Boston, received
several plainly worded telegrams TO-DAY
from the promoters OF the JeIries exhi-
bitiOn advising him not 20 leave The city
of culture
Many New York sporting men were
inclined 20 ridicule the whole affair to
day, and some Of them declared that both
JeHries and Johnson were simply bluf7ng
for the purpose Of advertising their
shows They pointed 70 the fact that
The negro champion is filing a weeks
engagement IN Boston, and that 4 would
hardly be possible Tor him 20 find time
enough 70 visit Pittsburg.
johnson BIuffinR.
Furthermore. they said that Johnson,
ever since his return from Australia. has
taken good care 10 keep away from Jef-
fries. and that they did not believe the
negro was anxious 20 indulge in a per
sonaI interview with Jenries- As Ear as
JeIr.es' bout with Berger IS concerned.
sporting men said to-day that Il could
be nothing more than q burlesque. Not
a hard blow would be delivered b. either
man
Je1rieS and Berger have been going
through the motions in short bouts on the
stage for more than three months The
rounds have been cut short and the work
anything but strenuous But as Jenries
VII receive S2-5oo FOR tomorrow nights
Overlapping match, he cannot be blamed
for putting on the gloves. Jeff has a
similar engagement 10 fight IN Phnadel-
phia. but nobody regards Il seriously
Turns Down Oner.
Meanwhile the bOiiermaker has refused
10 indulge n a real hght for a $1,000
guarantee with some second-rate heavy
weight 10 be selected by Promoter Cot-
froth-
Jack Munroe. who had nerve enough TO
go Up against Jenries twice. only 70 Be
knocked out IN 5ig time IN the second
bout. and who is now mayor OF Elk City.
Canada, arrived IN town to-day. Nunros
fought a six-rOund draw with Johnson in
Philadelphia four years ago. and therefore
thinks he IS qualified 10 talk about the
comparative merits OF Ieff and the negro
'Jen" Is the only man who can beat
johnson" he says. and he can win BY a
knockout inside OF hfteen rounds. Jeff.
OF course, must be himself 70 do this
trick. for the big black IS a tough propo-
sition. I think Ketcheu Is too small 20
beat him"
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PHENoM FALSE ALARM.

Manager CanfiIIOn's desperate
securing of the minor leagues for
an OutfieIder who can hit at least
enough to give the opposing gar
deners n chance to see what n ny
ball looks like have come a sud-
den erOpPer so far as the great
unknown of the South Is con-
cerned.
Mike KnhO, the scout, who was
sent 10 North Carolina 10 look
over a tOuted phenom, is back In
town. Mike reports that he was
mOst Hospitality entertained In
North Carolina, where he did his
GumshOe work, for a space Of
four or FIVE days, and saw the
embryo Cobb in action.
His actions made Mike tired,
and he returned home after pin
ming n EInring n. G. on the sup
posed wonder.
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'Batted for Burns u Eth.
fRattad f8P Br0~kett IA sixth
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TIGERS AT WHITE HOUSE.

President Taft shook hands
with the members of the Detroit
baseball team yesterday after
noon just before their departure
for the ball park.
Representative DENLY, OF Mich
igan, accompanied the champions
to the White House.
President Taft expressed much
satisfaction over having the Op-
POrtunity of graspinS the hands
of the famous penBaDt winners.
and told them how thoroughly he
enjoyed baseball.
Previous 20 the reception at the
White House, the Detroit players
were entertained at luncheon at
the Capitol by Representative
DENLY Several Representative
partOOk Of the luncheon with the
hall players, including Represent
atives Smith and Townsend, of
Michigan. and Richmond p. Hob
son. of Alabama.
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Winchester. not being content with
drubbing the Columbia Athletic Club re-
Gently. took the Brentwood aggregation
down a peg yesterday.
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Under the leadership OF Kennedy A
Meek the Bloomingdales should make a
better showing than they have been doing
of late, as the former University OF Ten
nessee twirler IS taking hold Of the team
with a viii and IS getting some new play
ers. Their work IN the next few games
viii be watched with interest BY those
who have soft spot In their hearts for
BloOmingdale.
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"Batted for NioTo in the seventh
fBatted for Rhodes IN the eighth
s. Louis. 0 100 90 0 OIL
Philadelphia- -................. 0 0 0 81
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BAT NELSON.

Bat Nelson of letters and he has few any, beers;
his books helpful strong and soulful comfort the sad and
def they cheer the orphan soohe the widow say grief
and SdoO And yet this great and shining writer
forced figure fighter and bear the stigma of bruer
he would be financial oser Brain power rewarded
lightly genius regarded that drop brush of stylus
in that dehe shameful thing that bards and
sages strip and scrap for paly wages; sends pain
ahwart bowels think Henry James or Howes or Rob
Grant Edward Russell may be forced go hustle
dirty WAIT Mason.
Cccrgush- By GsrsAh Matthew
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VARSITY DEFEAT ALUMNI

Ned Daniel Played star Game for the
Latter.
STscial 70 ms Wasnirgtm Heald
Charlottesville. Va. June 1.-THE base
ball game at the university to-day. be-
tween the Atl-Star alumni team and the
varsity nine, resulted IN a victory for
this years team, score 10 2
Rain fell throughout the contest. but
the crowd sat through 10 the finish The
fielding features were the running catches
by Ned" Daniel. son OF Senator Daniel.
and by Capt Hon. OF the varsity Dr.
Pollard. now assistant surgeon Ia the
navy. famed fifteen OF the varsity bats
men, Score
RHE
'varsity................ oo0ooo 2-5 ;
Alumni .............. Q e00o0 2 o-2 l 6
Batteries-WaIker. Witner. and Coekss Pollard
and C1hanfier
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PooIesviIIe defeats BarnesviIIe.

Boyds. a4d.. June I4-At Barnesville the
local team and PoolesvfIe crossed bats
and the latter won by the score Of II to Z
Cubit struck out ten men for Poolesville,
and Brown nine for Barnesville. DR..
Taylor Darby, who returned recently
from Panama. played short for Barnes
Vile. Score-Barnesviile, Z runs, 10 hits
errors; Pooiesville, II runs. hits, 1
error.
Batteries-Barnesville, Brown and En-
inert; Poolesville. Cubit and Bodmer.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Roanoke Defeats Lynchburg in the
Thirteenth Inning.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Roanoke. Va, June l4-It took thirteen
innings to decide to-day's game between
Roanoke and Iynchburg. the visitors
succeeding in tying Up the score IN the
ninth The winning run was secured By
Roanoke in the thirteenth, when Tyde-
man singled. stole second. and scored
on Doyle's Texas Lacquer. Roanoke had
thirteen men left on bases. and should
have made several additional runs. Score:
Roanoke. o. l0l0o Is 70 :
Lynchburs-. 0 o I Q . CO 2
Batteries-Roanoke, Hale. Doane. ard Rysn;
Lyncbburg. Yernuelle and Pratt and Ross. Um-
piie-9fr. Pender. Ateudauce-GA
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seMerry widows Defeated.

Gaithersburg. Nd. June a - Zirkle
Merry Widows, a woman's baseball club.
played an exciting game here to-day be-
fore a large crowd. The Widows lost the
game by a score Of TO / The feature
Of the game was the playing OF Miss
Lancaster on first base. Score:
RI E.
Gaithersburg. 1900 % 2
Merry WidOws....... 0 1900 81 2
Batteries-Merry Widows. Zirkle and Dunn; Cath
ersburg. Murphy and Meem
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.Batted %. - b IL -.

Sacrifice hit-Hobitzell Sacrifice fy-Devlin.
Stolen bases-Bescher, Egau. Double play-Deviin
70 Tenney. Struck out-By Casper. 4; b. Raymond.
2 Bases on bolls-Oh Raymond :. Wild pitehes-
Raymond. ?. Hit by pitcheT-By Rowan. Z. I'm
pires-MessTs KLEIN and Kane. Time q gameI
hour and - minutes. AtteIdance-5.o0o-
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-Batted for Morgan in the sixth.
rBstted for Howell in the third.
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Left On bases-ChIoogo. I; New York. s Bases
on halls-Of Burns. ?; OF Fienc 2: OF Brockett .
Struck out-By Walsh. I; By Fiene ?: By Brockett
2 b. Hughes. ? Homo rln-EnCle Three-base
hits-Isbell. EnSle. TwO-base hit-Owens Sacrifice
hit-DemUitt. Stolen bases-White Hemphil ~
Elherfeld t2l- Double plays-White 10 Isbeu; Dem
mitt 10 Chase Passed ball-OWcns- Wild pitch
Brockett. Hit by pitcher-By Fiene. J. Umpirss-
Mossrs. KERN ard OLoughlin. Tine Il game
hours ald IS Minutes
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First base On e7ro-s-Ozoa HIl. 3; G. A. C.. L
Left OF bases-Ozon HlL s. G. a C.. 3 First
base On haus-Of Hines Struck out-By Eines.
2: by Fisher Il TWo-base hit-RcEe- Home run--
Do6ge- Sacrifice hit-Hines Stolen hases-Calls-
han Atkins Parser hudson. Heisken. g. Fisher.
RoTe- Dcubs play-Parker 70 McHale 70 Lars
dale Hit by pircher-R0ae and y. ESsher. TINS
q gzue- hour ard S MINUTES Unpi-s-3Ss.
FoEleT.
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AMERICAN AssoCIATIoN.

At Observation-Disclosures. 8: Louisville. >
At napolis-I1dianapoli 5; St Paul. 2
AT Toledo-ToledO. Z: Minneapolis. 2
At C0lumbus-Kausas CITY, Z; Columbus, &
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Left on bases-DetrOit, 8; Washington, T.
First base on balls-Oh Willetts, 2. Struck
Out-By Willets, /: Gray. 3. Sacrifice hit
Bush. Double plays-Schaefer 10 AIOri-
arty; Bush to Schaefer 70 Moriarty. Um-
pires-Messrs. Sheridan and Egan At
tendance 3 S35
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Fredericks Defeat LaureI.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Fredericksburg. Va. June 14-Fred-
ericksburg added another victory to their
list this evening by defeating the Laurel
Cdd) team. TO O. The game was inter-
estlng to the fifth inning, when the local
boys made five runs.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15

Shields is playing a great game at
third base for The Columbia Printers
team, in the Marquette League.
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soUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Columbus-Fi-st game; Columbus S; Charles
ton. Q. Second games Columbus. l. Charleston, 2
At Jscksouville-Macon, II; Jacksonville. Z.
At Ghattanoosa-C Chattanooes. .; Columbia, !.
At Augusta-SaTannah, g. Augusta, O.
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TwO-base hits-Moore. Titus. Three-base hit-Ma-
gee. Sacnhcs hits-shean. DoOlin. Magee. Sacrihce
hies-Grant. Titus Double play-Dooin to Doolin.
stoler Sases-Afagee o.. Ellis. Hit by pitcher-By
More. I: by Moore. ). Wild pitch-More. Bases on
balls-Off Moore 5; Of More. 3 Struck out-By
Moore 3; By More. =; BY Rhodes !. Left on
bases-St Louis. Il: Philadelphia. Z. Umpires-
Messss. Emslie and ODay Time Of game-I hour
ard 50 Minutes
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Pitcher billiard Sick.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va, June 14-Pitcher BIZ
Hard. who has been with the local ball
team since the beginning Of the season.
has gone TO his home in Wooster. Ohio.
under advice of his physician.
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CARDINALS DROP LAST.
PhiIIIes Make 1t Four Straight, Win
ming by TO 1.

ST. Louis. June 14.-Phlladelphia defeat
ed St Louis in the final game here this
afternoon. 10 !, giving the visitors
clean sweep OF all four games played
here. Moore was hit hard by the Phila-
delphia batters until he gave way 10
Rhodes. More held ST. Louis well IN
check despite a batting rally IN the third
inning which scored run for 81. Louis.
So0rp-
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coNNECTICuT LEAGuE-

At New Haven--NeW haven. s; Bridgeport, Z.
At Hartford-SpTingfeld. 6; Hartford. 4
At Holyoke-Holyoke. s: Waterbury. O.
At Northampton-New Britain. 2; Northampton. ?
ADD MINOR LEAGUES ...........................
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DanviIIe. 2l NorfoIlz. i.

SPECIAL 10 Ths Washington Herald
Danvile, Va. June 1.-THE first OF
the present series goes 10 Danvine in
a hard fought contest Between the two
pitchers, Loos for the locals had a shade
the better Of BIZ Otey, and kept the
i've singles he allowed scattered through
as many innings. An error by westlake
gave the only run the visitors made.
Score:
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PIRATES STILL WINNING.
Take Last Game OF series from
BrOOklyn-ScOre to 3.

Pittsburg, June l4-BroOklyn started In
Pittshurg badly. but. though they made
sixteen safe hits, they were unable 10
hold the game. which went to Pittsburg
: 20 5.
Christy Mathewson. Of the Giants. who
will open against the Pittsburgs here
Wednesday. reached here to-day. and was
a spectator at the Pittsburg- Brooklyn
game. Score.
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oxoN HILL TURNS TABLES.
Defeats Georgetown Athletic Club
Nine II TO 8.

The Oxon Hills turned the tables on the
Georgetown Athletic Club yesterday, de-
feating them 2 10 6. The battery work
OF the winners was excellent. z Fisher
striking out fourteen.
McHale. OF the losers. put Up the best
same behind the bat witnessed here this
season The aIl-around playing OF Heis-
l-eIl was eNreTlent Sore:
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At York-First game: Willhmsport s: York. 3
Second game: Wiiliamsport. c; York. 3
At Lancaster-Hargisburg. O.: Lancaste-, 4
At Reading-JohnstoVn, 2 Reading O.
At Trertoa-Altoona. 0; Trenton, 5
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NEw ENGLANn LEAGUE.

At New Bedford-Brockton. 6; New Bedford. .
At Worcester-F1rst game: Worcester, Z; Lynn q
Second game. Worcester 9. Lynn. l.
At Fau RiYer-Fan River 3: Lowell. /
At Hayerhill-HaVeghln, ;; LaWrence.
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TWO-tase hifs-Burch Barbeau, leach. Three
basa hits-Alperman. Millcr. Stolen hase-Burch.
Sacrifice hit-Lennox. Double play-WaCner 70 Alb
stein BASES on haIls-On Willis. l. Of PastoTius.
G. Struck Out-By Adams. L b. Willis 2. By Pas
torius. 8 Umpires-Messrs. Cusack and Johnstone.
Time OF same-l hour and 30 Minutes Attendanoe-
Q go
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis-Nsshviile. s; Memphis. 2
At Little Rock-Atlantas !; Little Rock O.
AT New OTleans-NoW orleans. J.; Montgomery. O.
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Portsmouth, ?, Richmond, 1.

Norfolk, Va, June 14-Portsmouth kept
on winning to-day, taking a hard-fought
pitchers battle from Richmond, 70 !,
by a batting rally in the seventh Hanni-
fan was invincible after the first inning.
Score:
Portsmouth. 90 20 x-a 4 2
Richmond 0 90 0-I I
Batteres-PortSmouth, Hsnnifan and NIcCsuley:
Richmond, Ashton and 8Iessit Umplres -9fessrs
Mace and Heunegeg
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At OIraha-Omaha. 4 Sioux City. J
A. Wichita-Wichita. !; Denver. o.
AT TopekE-TOpSka. g. Pueblo. Q.
AT LsncOln-Lincoln. :: Des Moinss. I
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Lett on bases-Boston 4; Cleveland 4. Bases on
halls-Oh ATellanes. ?: OF joss. / Struck out-By
ATellanes. 2, BY JOSS. 2 Sacrifice hV-Bradley sac
rifce hits-Arelsnes Turner. DOable plays-Latoie
TO StoTan TO Turner O.. Unpires-AIessrs Perripe
and Evans. Time OF same-l hour and 30 minutes.
Atendauce-T453
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey City-Torouto, 0; jersey City, J.
At Newark-Rochester 6; Newark. 3
At Providenee-Montreal. I: Proyidenoe. .
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NEw YORK sTATE LEAGUE.

At Syracges-SyraGsse. /; Binghamton, 4
At Utica-Elmira. 2; Utica. 5.
At Albany-sTanton. 0; Albany, 2
At Troy-Troy, ?; Wilkesbarre. Z.
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SMOKER FOR PLAYERS
Terminal Y. n. C. A. VIII
Entertain Ball Teams.
ASSOCIATION HAS GROWN FAST

supports Baseball and Bowling
Leagues and a Basketball Team.
BIOOmingdaIes should Improve
with New Players fR the Lineup
Ringers Causing Dissension..
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GAMES TO-DAY.
Chicago at New York.
ST. Louis ut Philadelphia.
Detroit Rt Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
STANDING OF THE TE.

They failed 20 make II three straight.
The Tigers started on with a rush IN
the third contest, and by clean hitting
and lightning work on the bases scored
a run before the crowd was wise 10 the
fact that a game was in progress.
The local players then awoke to tho
occasion, and for the remaining four in
nings their opponents failed TO score
The Nationals had several chances TO
even matters. but each time the oppor-
tunity went up in smoke. The game
lasted but five and a half innings when
a repetition Of what the weather man has
been dealing out for the past month
drove the players TO coYer.
A general sigh Of dissatisfaction went
up among the three thousand loyal fans.
who looked forward with pleasure to an
afternoon OF big doin's." After q wait
OF thirty minutes. during which time the
crowd was entertained by the antics of
Dutch" Schaefer and Nick Altrock, club
testers, the game was called
Gray Hit Hard.
Dolly Gray was Cantillon's choice TO
turn the trick. while Manager Jennings
looked upon Willett as worthy oppo-
nent TO the man already credited with an
easy win over his team. Neither pitcher
proved an enigma to opposing batsmen.
the former being touched up for eight
bingles and the latter allowing six play
ers 10 connect with his shoots.
The Nationals big chance came in the
third session with two down and all the
sacks occupied. It befen Capt. Jiggs
Donohue 10 save the day. The clever
hrst saeker walked to the pan brimful of
confidence. With two strikes against
him. 'Jigger" hit hot one toward Mo-
riarity, who was playing well of the
bag However. the captain proved
trile slow in getting down Pitcher VII
lett was on the Job and got 70 the bag a
step ahead of the runner TO receive the
throw.
Browne Plays Well.
The real feature Of the game from a
local standpoint was the aI-round play
ing Of George Browne The former Ma
tiOnal Lacquer pounded out three bIngles
out Of as many trips 10 the pan. one Of
these gave the fans a chance to realize
the speed Of the handy acquisition. The
hit was slow tap 10 second. Schaefer
f1elded the ball faultlessly. but Browne
beat the throw TO the bag by several feet.
In the second inning he covered himself
with glory by a fast piece Of work in the
field Schaefer hit a line drive along the
third base line. which Browne nabbed on
the run in time 10 throw out the runner,
who attempted to reach second. The
throw-in was accurate enough to make
the fast Tiger inielder look foolish.
Detro!ts lone tally came in the first
inning. Mcintyre beat out an infield tap.
Bush followed with a neat sacrifice. Nc
Intyre reaching second. Crawford singled
10 right and Mcintyre crossed the pan.
In the sixth session, when the rain
halted proceedings. Cobb was on the third
sack with two down and Mariarity at
the bat
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BROWNS WIN SWATFEST.
Come Ont on Long End in Game of
Many Hits.

Philadelphia, June l4.-St. Louis won
an uphill game from the Athletics to-
day by II TO 8. The Browns knocked out
Dygert, Coombs. and Morgan. while
Howell was also sent 10 the bench. Score.
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RED SOX FIELD POORLY.
AreIIanes Holds Opponents to Three
Hits, but Gets Miserable Snnnnrf.

Boston. June H-Boston narrowly es-
capped a shut-Out to-day AreIlanes held
tie visitors to three hits but made a
wild throw himself and was given ragged
support. Score:
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

George Browne boosted his average con-
siderably. Three hits out of as many
trips 10 the pan resulted in the addition
Of twenty-one points to his batting aver
age, which IS now but nine points below
the 300 mark.
Many believed that had the game gone
the full route the Nationals would have
won. Dolly Gray settled down in the
latter part Of the game and the Nationals
were just beginning TO solve WiIlett's
twisters. But what's the use?
Ty Cobb got his first hit Of the series
in the opening chapter. In the third he
added another. beating out weird bunt
through The pitchers box. but was caught
red-handed trying to steal
Schaefer raved when Umpire Sheridan
called him out in the second session on
Brownies perfect throw 10 Mcbride
schaefer hit a scorcher through Conroy.
Stanage tried 20 knock the ball out Of
sight in the second round, and swung
with al HIS might. A little teaser along
the third-base line was all that resulted.
but the runner reached first, as Conroy
couid not recover the sphere in time to
field it.
Plenty OF excitement in the third when
the bases were loaded and Jiggs Donohue
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The Tanglewood combination has not
had the success thar was expected and
the GeOrgetOwners are rapidly going
down the ladder. The race IN the Mar
quette seems to be between the first three
clubs. St Martins. Pension Office, and
the Printers.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York, - Cincinnati, 1.
PittsburG, ~ Brooklyn, 3.
Philadelphia, y st. Louis, L.
GAMES TO-DAY.
REDS ERRORS COSTLY.
Giants Get an Even Break in Series
with Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. June i4-The Giants made
II an even break to-day in the series with
the Reds. The visitors runs were both
made possible by errors OF the home
team Score:
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BRENTWOOD DEFEATED.

Winchester Takes Distrist Boys Into
Camp.
Winchester. Va. June A-Winchester
defeated the Brentwood baseball tam OF
Washington at Reservoir PARK this after
noon. 70 3 Baker. Brown. and Daley
led the locals al the bat. while Kane put
up a great game for the visitors. John
son kept his hits scattered. while the
locals touched Up BUsher freely
Batteries - Winchester. Johnson and
Mabry; Brentwood, Busher and Noyes-
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yesterdays RESULTS.
Detroit, IL Washington, o.
Give !nningsl
New York, ~ Chicago, 3.
Cleveland, 81 Boston, L.
ST. Louis, IIy Philadelphia, 9.
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ENGLE'S HITTING RESPONSIBLE

New YOrIS's Eastern League Recruit
Helps Defeat Chicago.
New York. June 1.-THE New Yorks
won game Of loose pitching and loose
fielding from the White Sox to-day prin-
cipally through the hitting OF Engle
Walsh lasted three innings. while Brockert
was unable 70 last the whole game. Score.
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49, HH- a
Totals. ---- 6 q Tl4 l

'Battad for Morgan in the sixth
fBstted for Howell in the third
Philadelphia. 1000 I-s
ST. Louis.....................O 0 0 0 5 24O2 0-II
Left on bases-Philadelphia. 6; St Louis 6
Bases on baIS-Oh Dygert !: OF Dineen. /: on
Coonbs. 2: Of Morgan /. Struck out-By Dyesrt
p BY Dineen. 4; by Vickers. l. Three-base hits
Ganley. McAleese. Two-base hits-LiTingston. Harr-
zeIl Wallace. McAleese. Patterson. Barry Stolen
bases-McAleese, Heitmuller Baker, Ferris Double
play-Wiliams to Wallace TO Jones. Hit by
pitcher-By Dygcrt. ! by COMBS I; By Howell. /
Umpires-8lessrs Hurst and Connolly. Time o.
gSIne-2 hours and 10 minutes. AttendanceA,7ss.
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Mount st. Mary's Defeat Frederick

Emmitsburg. Nd. June 1i.-0Iount ST.
Mary's defeated 'the strong Frederick
team in an interesting game here to-day
The game was called in the seventh on
account Of rain. The Mountaineers viii
play Mount Washington tomorrow.
Score:
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Peck is getting a swell team together.
and the boys from across the creek will
soon make themselves felt IN the race
out east Manager Myers is busy scout
ing about town 10 strengthen his outfit.
and has been very successful thus far.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
Always the Same.
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