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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-17
TELEGRAPHIc BRRVITIRs.

Three masked men early today, blew
the safe Of the postofice at Crown Point,
Indiana, robbed the town treasurer and
escaped in a stolen buggy after a ruuniu 8
fight with the posse of citizens. 1t is
reported that the sum taken is large.
No confirmation could be received to-
dsy at any of the New York Offices of
the anthracite coal companies of the re-
port that the snthrsc.te collleres will be
shut down on April / ia case the miners
do not accept terms offered by the
operators.
The year 1908, it lis claimed. was most
disastrous one for the United States steel cor.
porstion, and the real reason why that COM
pany has gone into the open market for or
ders is indicated in the annual report for last
year The gross receipts for the year 1908
totalied $4S2, 1907 $40 as composed for 1917
with $751;. Ola 1853,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-17

THE financial budget, eHeeting cav.
ing of about sl7S, 500. OOOiu the govern
meufs expenditures, hss passed the
japanese parliament. How does this
compare With the financial budget passed
by the last congress Of this country?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-17
Hurt In Collision.

New York, March 17.-In a collision
today between q huge automobile and q
trolley Car, of the Putnam avenue and
HslseV street line in Brooklyn, Miss
Mildred Hunter, daughter Of Col. Al
bert 2. Hunter, a millionaire mining
engineer, of New Mexico, and Miss Ray
Phillips, were badly Injured and Col.
Hunter, John B G'uck, treasurer OF
the Republican National League, and
asother young woman whose name hiss
not yet been disclosed, slightly burt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-17
Crashed lnto Ladies' Waiting Room

MonlTesI, March II.-A last Blst0n
aud Maine train Jumped the track at
the Boston and Msine station here today
and crashed into the ladies' waiting
room. Six persons we're Insanity
killed and Eve possibly fatally hut.
The accident was caused by the eugi.
ueer Of the train being thrown from
the cab by the blowing ont Of plug in
the engine. The train, with no one at
the throttle, ran a mile before the
station was reached and then crashed
into the depot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-17
The New YORK Stock Market,

New York, Mar. I7.-There wss moderate
broadening TO the market at the opening and
during the first hour. Price movements
generally made advances ranging from frae-
lions to over point. At the snd Of the fret
hour prices lost most Of the earlier gains on
selling.
The strong tone that prevailed after The
publication Of the tariff schsdu leI becs ne
more DrOn Junced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-17

Two dead, two dying and two others
dangerously Ill 10 the family Of Beecher
Baxter, = Client, Ohio. farmer, IS re-
snlt of drinking milk from 3 sick COW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-17
FARMER

Here's bargain. 10 acres goo land near
steam railroad; miles from AlsKandris.
Price Low to quick buyer.
ROBERT ELLIOTT.
Real Estate Agent,
marl7f ~ South Royal Etfsst'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-17
REAL ESTATE


At Cottage Park, adjoin-
ing Braddock Heights,
within five minutes walk
from two stations on the
electric line and near Mt.
Vernon Avenue,
A splendid nine room
frame dwelling, good Gel
lar, well of fine water, and
stable, with over one half
acre of ground.
For further particulars
address
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-17
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Contents Of Stem Bakery. comprising
MIXERS. SIFrER5, TRAYS, TRUCKS,
PANS, BOXES, etc. Owner having nc use
for same will sacrifice. Address, 0. Fl. d.,
46z K street, northwest, Washington.
marl7 9ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-17
FOR RENT

Nice room and bath BRICK HOUSE
Will be ready for tenant March 20. $40.
ROBERT ELLIOTT,
Resi- Estate Agent,
marf72f 127 South ROYAL Street.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
TECH DEFEATS WESTERN.
Gray Holds Georgetown Team to One
Hit and Scores shut-out.

In the first game al American League
Park yesterday afternoon. Western High
clinched the cellar championship BY So-
ing down before Techs pennant aspirants
to the tune Of to Q.
Dolly" Gray. the star pitcher OF the
high schools. served EN- over for the
Blscksmiths. and moved down the bows
from across the creek in one-two-three
order. But one hit was gsTnered on his
delivery and fourteen bGtters took the
count on strikes. Two Western batters
reached first during the nine sessions. and
because OF faultless support afforded the
Tech twirler by his teammates, never had
q chance 10 cross the pan.
The Blscksmiths had their batting
lamps trimmed, and as q result the West
ern twirlers were treated 10 a reception
not TO their liking. Twelve hits for q
total Of sixteen bases and nine taIIes was
the final outcome Of the swetfest II which
seven Of nine players had a hand Fal-
cOner. Techs first-sackeT, was the fore
most in the proceedings. with three bin
giles, including q triple. Lynch was a
close second, with two hits, one good for
three sacks
Upton, who started on The mound for
Western. contributed the lone biugle
credited TO his team. correcting with one
Of Gray's assortment II the third inning
for a clean hit along the fTst-base line.
Outside Of the all-round playing OF the
Tech team. the game was void of
features Score
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cincinnati, 3; Philadelphia, I.
Pfttsburg, o; Boston, 2.
Chicago, 4; Brooklyn, 3.
st. Louis, 81 New York, 1.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Cincinnati at PhsIadeIphia.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

'Barted for CoTalesd N eighth inning
rBatted for 9IcQuiIlen il ninth inning
Philadelphia. 010o0 o0onl
Cincinnati i....-.............. 0 0 0 a *
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
MONEY COUNTERS ON TOP.
Nose Out COmmissiSBers, 8 TO s, in
dSfIy Contested Game

IN hair-raising contest yesterday. the
Treasury boys took a well-played game
from the fast CommIssioner nine. the
final score being 9 10 S A large and en-
thusiastlc crowd was on hand 10 witness
the game
HandibOe twirled good ball for the Com
Tissioners. holding his opponents 10 nine
hits. and causing seven men to fan the
air, besides connecting for two biagles.
while Reichard was on the firing line FOR
the Treasury nine. and proved easy for
his opponents. allowing fifteen hits
Treasury tailed and tied the score in
the lucky seventh. when Blash smashed
a hot one to LETT and came home on
Smiths sacrifice fly. making the score
s 70 S
The Commissioners got their runs
in the fourth round. on three errors. three
hits. and a base on balls. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

Totals.------ 7zl5 ?
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YOUNG MAKES FOUR HITS.
sOId OyD Helps the Maps Win from
Philadelphia.

Cleveland, May 2A-Grouping OF i've
hits, two OF them two-bsggers. OF Dygert
IN the fifth. with one error. scored Cleye-
land four runs and Won the first game OF
the Athletics series to-day. A single, a
sacrifice. Hinchmsn's three-bagger. and
Old Cy Toungs fourth single OF the day
scored two more in the eighth. when
Fiekers was working. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
AFTER THE GAME.

When l cash in, and this poor my chores per-
formed and all my errands done know that folks who mock my
efforts here will weeping bend above my ow bier and bring
large garands worth three bucks throw paw the ground
IN ecstasy OF And friends viii Grape bownots their
tiles while look down Cor up million miles and wonder why
those people knew how smooth until my spirit few.
When cash viii yen for all the praise that's heaped
upon then and SILENT nv handsome box shall not
heed the laudatoy talks and all the pomp and all the display
viii just be ponP and feathers thrown away So tell now,
while the earth your estimate of my surprising worth
tell what loooobrd am and fill full Of tay and of al
eOo1H4at rs b George Matthew AdHal WALT Mason.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
COLUMBIA A. C. WINS.
6. P. 0. Team No Match for District
Champions

Columbia Athletic Club proved too
strong for the c. P. 0. outfit in the
Capital City League yesterday, and
romped home a winner by the score Of
Il TO !
Leonard got his bumps IN the sixth
round, when, after i've runs and four hits
were gardened OF his side-wheel motion.
he was relieved by Payne. In justice 10
Leonard. however. II should be stated
that his support throughout was very
ragged Taylor played fine game in the
center garden, and handled three harE
chances in his usual easy fashion Bag
getfe led the batting list with three hits
Score
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

Fi-st base by s--o-s-Ninth, !; Peek Essa1-al.
: Lett o. bssss-NInth, >; Peek Memorial. 3.
F-st bsse on bsIlS-OE Symanoskie !. of Burns.
g Struck out-By SymanOskie. (, b. Bu-us. 2
Ihre-base hit-S-5cher. TEo-bass hits-OUautreIle
Evans. Murphy. Roscrs. McDonough- Sacrifice hit
" Broome- stolen bases-Qusrt-eIle ffouchs- p
Evans, c BrocEa- Double plays-1lu7phy % Rid
ole: Murphy 70 MCD0nOuEh; Miles % Hands, Ear
rs tuuasSlstetl. Hit By pi1cher-By Burns Z.
Passed balls-Ales, /; c. Broone. J. Uuluire-1fr.
Young lime Of gzme-l hour and 3 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
HANDY MAKES DOUBLE PLAY.
Grand stand Play in Eighth Inning
RefIreS Side.

The Shopmen defeated the Car Depart
nent in the r r Y. N. C. a League
yesterday. S 70 =
Rupert, Pitching for the Shopmen. had
the Car Department at his mercy. fan
ming fifteen and allowing but four scat
tered hits. Brown, who was on the slab
Up the Car Department. also did good
work
Handy's playing al short for the win
ners vas good. his double play in the
eighth inning being the feature Of the
game. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

Totals. % '-8H
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
GALLAGHER MAKES HOMER.
Parkview Third Baseman Gets Three
Hits Out Of Five Trips to Plate.

Reed proved easy for Psrkview. IN the
Suburban League yesterday. the latter
team winning by the score OF 70 TO Z
The game was fast and exciting, until
after the fifth inning. when Parkv1ew
took the lead, which they maintained
throughout the remainder OF the game
Mcfarland and Causey were the oppos-
ing slabsmen. and both were touched up
lively The former had the best OF II.
though. and kept the hits made OF his
delivery well scattered. The batting of
Gallagher. who made a homer, double,
and single out Of FIVE trips 10 the bat,
and catch by Noble in the left garden.
were the features Scora.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

Totals. ? 4zI5
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IWo-oase hit-Hahn- Enree-haSa hit-AltlZs-
Sacrifice h;ts-Dem1itt Tannehil Broczstr stolen
bases-Demnitt -. EIbeTfed. Austin Struck ont
BY Scott 8; By Smith. 4; b Brockett. : Bases
OF baTs-Of Scott, :: o5 Brockett, . Double pay
-Welday % TsunehiH % Altizcr- Left CT bases-
Chicago. 5; NeE YORK. :. Wild ptchos-Brockett
!, Smith. l. Cupires-&ess-s. pe-Tine ard 0 Los<h-
i'm. Tine of sams-2 hours and Minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
HOOKS" TAGGART IN FORM.
HIS MasterIy TwfrIinE ResuItS in
Easy Victory for Bankers.

The American Security ard Trust Com
pany nine Jouraeyed 10 Chevy Chase yes
.terday afternoon and succeeded in taking
the strong FernBood Giants izto camp
the score being 70 2
The winners ran the bases n excellent
style. and this together with OppOrtune
hitting was largely responsible for the
victory Only three hits were garnered
OF Taggar,'s delivery. the excellent neis-
ing OF his team mates being Of great aid
20 him in pinches
Johnston featured when he stole home
in the sixth inning. while the fielding OF
BOykin and a one-hand stop by Finney at
thirI rere also worthy Of mention ScorA.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

Loft u bases-St- LOUIS. 6; New Yozk q Bases
Cn bails-}1 Lush. 4. Of MathevSon. l. Struck
out-By Mathszson s. Two-base hit-Byrne- sac
ri6ce hit-B-dWen Sacrifice fy-0IurTay Stolen
bases-konetcay. ETsnS Double play-E7ans 20
Konetchy- Wld uirChes-J1sh. /: Mathewsou. !
Umuirss-Mcssrs- JolEscole and Cusack. Tine *
game-I hour and $ minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
TWINING BEATS ADVENT.
Game RepIete with Errors, Won by
Former Champions

In a game replete with errors, Twin
ing easily defeated Advent yesterday. il
the independence League, IS TO 4
Burk pitched a good game for Twin
ing. allowing but three hits.
Errors by both teams were responsible
for most Of the tallies secured The bat
ting OF Geibel and RupeTtus We're thc
Fi-st hass On halls-Of Huh s. Of Rsichard
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
PHILLIES BLOW UP.
COvaIeski Knocked Out OF the Box;
McQuiIIen Does Worse.

Philadelphia. Nay 24-Cincinnau started
their first season here to-day and won
from the PhilIes, to / The PhiIIies
blew up in the ninth and the Reds won
as they pleased Covaeski Was knocked
oUt Of the box in the seventh, after two
hits had been made and the score tied
Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

Left On bases-Tech. ): Western. ! First base
on balls-OT Todd. ,; OF Gay, l. Hits msde-Of
/ Upton 6: Of Todd l. Struck out-By Upton. 3; By
Todd. 4: By Gray. L. Three-bsse hits-Lynch. Fal-
concr Sacrifice hits-Kelley Offutt GRAY Stolen
bsses-GiI. FalconeT 81 Lynch o. OReiIley. Gray
I %. Hit hy pitcher-By Todd I Wild pitch-Todd
Passed han-Ofutt- Umpire-AIr. Macdonald Tine
Of gzne-l hour and % minutes.
Business plays Eastern at American
League Park Wednesday.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

First base 6y erTTs-Comrrss ssiouers. ;. Treasury.
Left on ases-CommisSioners. Il; Treasury. g.
First base on bails-O1 Haniiboe. 5; a ReichaId.
Struck out-By HandibOe :: b Richard. s
Two-base hits-Lord. Blasa % smith. Lay
Noorey Sacrifice hits-Eandiooe Sahin. Smith
Stolen tsses-Tt. mas Handiboe Lay Harding
Mooney Double piay-Smi1h 70 O'Neal Hit by
pitcher-By Reichard. / Cmpire-Nir. Simpson.
Tine Of game-2 hours
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
PECK DROPS ANOTHER ONE.
Luelz Proves a Big Factor in Con.
test with Ninth Team.

Ninth Street Won an exciting game
from Peck Memorial yesterday in the
Sunday School League, 5 70 4 Stecher's
triple in the last inning brought Guam
trelle in with the winning run.
Burns pitched a good game for Peck.
but SymanOskie was hit safely nine
times, having passed four 70 first Mur-
phys fielding wes the feature, he pull
ing down three hard ones and assisting
in two double riavs. Score
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
CARDINALS DOWN GIANTS.
Brcsnahan Gets Loving Cup. Then
Proceeds TO Make Trouble.

New York May 2A-ROger Bresnahan
got loving cup from MS New York
friends to-day. and then rubbed It in by
plotting his Cardinals 20 victory over
the Giants. Errors by DevHn and Doyle
and hits by Hulswltt and Lush won for
the St Iouis rnan- Scnrn.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

Earned uIns-Aneriz1 Secrity. : First base
or baIfs-Off TsEEsTt. & q SFavely, I Struck
0ut-Fy TagSz-t, Q; By Swsvely. 5 Ssoien bases-
American Security. 3: Fernwoc6s. I Umpire-lir.
G-esn- Tine Of gsne-1 hour ard % uinuseS
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
YANKEES DROP ANOTHER.
White SOx, with Scott in the Box,
Down StaIIfngS' Nine.

Chicago, May 94-The Highlanders
dropped another game to the Chicagos
here this afternoon. the score being ? 10 /
Brockett did the pitching for StaIings'
men and was wild.
The White Sox were not able to do
much against him in the way OF batting.
Scott kept the FIVE hits secured by the
visitors well scattered Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

TTO-base hit-MeiStez. First base on baus-Os
Leonard. l; Of Gallagher. /; Of Payne. / Left
On bases-C. A. c. o. G. P. O. 5 Sacrifice hts
Riston. Brown. B1sset1s q. Stolen bzsss-Broxn
q. Prisst q. Struck out-By Leonard. 6; hy
Gallagher. s. b Payne Hit b pitcher-3v Teo--
ard, l; g PEyns Umprss-Msss-g Handjboa
and McD0uZld- Tins Of Ezme-I hour and 3
minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

Left Oh tsses-Bostc1, Il, PlttshsrE. J BASES
on balls-Of Ferzsscu. 4, q Jei6cld. 2; of Wills.
l. Struck Olt-By FsrEusor. g by White. !. by
hits-Lsifeld. Clarke Stoien basss-Bzrbeau. Ciarke
Bates. Dcuble psys-Clarke % tihson. Beaumont
% Starr HIT b ptchcr-By Willis. l. Ump5ros-
1IeSrS RigicT and Trlby. Tine e game hCE
and 81 minutes Attendance-3266
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

Left On tascz-Car Dept I; Sherre-. s Str-ck
out-By Rupert. I5. ty Brcwn. . Th-ee-bass hit
DCugherty- Two-h2ss hit-Hsndy. Stolen bases-
McGrath O.. SulliFsn. Rupert. Sulick. ]. Brcwu-
Double UiaTs-Haudy. rnsssis,ed; Williams 70
Handy. HG b. ritcher-By Brown Umpire-Nr.
Flynn- Tine q Ezme-1 hour and IS MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

Left On bRseS-ChiC7gO. {; Brooklyn. ) Bases OF
balls-Of Brown, l; OF Rucker !. Struck out-By
BrvEn. 5; b. RuckeT. 3 Home u1ns-Hofnan. Jor-
dan. Three-bass hits-SteinfeIdt AIpsrm.n Two
base hts-TIrkG, Brown Sacrifice hIt-IGdau.
Double plays-Ruczer 20 Hunnei 70 Lslno1: Al
pernan 70 Burca % BGgsn- Umpires-Mess-s
0'Dsy and Er1slis. Tine Of sane-s hour and Is
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

Th-eebsse hit-Hinchmsn- Sacrifice hits-Easrs7ly
Davis. Stolen bases-Esstsrly, Turner. Bases On
hals-Of Young. Hit b pitcher-By Tickers J.
Left On hGses-Clegela1d. : PHILADELPHIA 5 Struck
O1t-By YOUNG. s. b DTgeTt, s. by vickers. .
Double pisv-Latois 20 StoTsu. Wld pitch-DygeTt
UnoiTss-Mess-s. Sheridsn and KERN Tine of
ssms-l hour ard 20 minutes Attendanoe-27Z
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
CAROLINA LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Cha-iotte-Winston-Salen 3. Cnsriotts, 2
At AndsTS0n-Anderson. Il; GTesuvilis. :.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

FUt bas7 o. eTT0rs-FarkFieV. = hsed. > Lat
oa bases-Parkview &. Reed. ; FIrst base CT
haIS-O1 Mcfarland. ;. Causev. 5. Struck oGt-
BIZ Mcfarland. 9; By Caascy 6 Home r1n-5al-
lsgheT. Th-ee-base hits-9icFsrland. Hudg1s Rof-
ner. Brooks- Txo-base hits-HUdgl1s- tailasher.
Sacrifice hy-Sleyers Sacrifice hIt-Ohlcr- stolen
hases-Gsllssher- Nan. Maddox O. Conway tz'
Meyers %. Hiser. Mcfarland Gilbert ~. Hudsins-
Noble Hit hv uitcher-By Mcfarland. / Wild
pifch-McFarland Passed bali-MeTcrs. Umpire
M-. Jones Tine & game h0u- and = minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
SUNDAY sCsOOI. L,EAcIE
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
R r Y n c. A LE8CTF
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Toronto-1lo-ning game: Newark s.: Toronto
Afternoon game: Newark. 5; Toronto, 70.
At Mou-Tssl-M0TninS gzns: Baltimore. s. Mon
tTeal Afternoon game: Baltimore, 8; Mon
t-sal. s.
At BuHsie-ProTidence. (; BuEalo. 2
at Rochester-JeTssg CITY, l; Rochester,
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

Grant Knabc Doolin stolen b1se-Enabe. Titus
Double play-Knabe u Dooiin 90 shean- Hit by
pitchcr-By Covsleski J. Passed baIl-Dooin- I'm
pirc-AIr Klein. Time 4 gane-2 hours and 2
n-inrfes. AttendanceA 4Sc.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

Left on bases TVining ,; Advent s Firs. base
ca baIls-Of Zirkie Sfr1ck oyt-By Burke. g.
hy Zsrkle 5 Th-ee-hase hit-WaiksT TEo-base
hits-Dzmpier -. DoWpey. Burke. Stolen bases
Pumphrsy. Wynkoop u. GeibeI Gardner. Rupert
Hit by QitcheT-By Burke. 2 Passed bslls-Sestcn.
Unpiro-Mr Fszneszn. Tine Of gzne-l hour
and = MINUTES
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
Rraddocks AGter ScaIp..

Ths Second Braddocks challenge teams
averaging thirteen years. Logans and s.
Johns preferred. Address Teddy Young.
151 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

Left o. bases-Bloonirg1ale. ?: St ME-ttn's. s.
First base OF bals-O1 Meek. ) Slruck out
By Meek 2; b Nslsy. s. TEo-base kits-Wzpla
Sheid B,t-hsm Harding Stolen bass-Bsl-rn
Darrau. NutweH. KIopfsr- Hit By pitcasr-By
Meek / Cmpire-Alr EllstL Time q SzuI
hour and 50 Minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
BOTH CANES ARE sHUT-OUTS
BOteler's MasterIy Work Gives Cen
trni Victory Over Eastern, and
Western Suecumbs 90 Gray's Clever
EfFOrts-Pitchers Hold Opponents
TO n Lone BingIe-CIean Fielding.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

Central and Eastern figured In the fast
est ard best played game Of the high
school series al American League Park
yesterday afternoon. the former team
winni;.s out on superior stick work; score
TO Q.
Boteler, CeatraIs star box artist. was
in great form, holding the Capitol Hill
players without the semblance Of a bingle
for eight innings. Just when the follow
ers OF the 0 street school were claiming
a high school record for their twirler.
Parker. Eastern's sturdy third sacker.
connected with one TO his liking for a
clean hit. This greatly disheartened the
yOungster. as was evident when he passed
the next batter. At THIS point. however.
he settled down. and disposed Of the bats
men In quick order. completing a we'll
earned victory. Boteler not only pitched
a creditable game. but used the willow
to advantage, cracking out two biagles,
one OF which drove in two CT the three
runs credited 10 HIS team.
Whitney Has had Inning.
The game developed into q pitchers
battle from the start Whitney. Eastern's
mainstay in the box, started well. dis
posing OF the first two batsmen on
strikes. the third taking the count on a
skyscraper 10 center field. However. in
the second inning he surprised his team
mates by an Untimeiy ascension. passing
three bstsmen and allowing two clean
5ineiss. which resulted in two taIlies fo-
the opponents. From this time on the big
fellow pitched siit-edged ball, holding his
heavy-hitting opponents TO four scattered
hits and retiring five via the strike-out
route
Clean Fielding.
Both pitchers received faultless Sud
port, and the proceedings we're marred
by but one costly error This miscue.
chaIked against Parker. the Eastern
third S. seker. resulted in CentsaTs final
tally in the fifth session.
Rheeu's catch Of a long fly OF Park-
er's bat in the sixth was a distinct field
Ing feature The speedy outer gardener
nabbed the sphere after long run. Har-
rah, CenCars center fielder, was alsa IN
evidence with his usual fast fielding.
combined with a couple OF healthy swats.
For Eastern. Farela al short played
well. handling seven difficult chances
without a sIip-Up.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

Let on b1Ses-Ce1--sl. 2. Eastern. : FSrsc bass
OF hals-Of Whstley, 4 90 Botele-, St-uek
Ozt-By Whitney, :; b. Botele-, g Ssc-iaes his-
Macio1sld- Stolen hases-VoCe,a q Parker
Thomas. Ne1cfee. Herman. Harzh. Botslsr. IN
psTe-M-. SitteTding. Tins q szme-l bouT and s.
MINUTES
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

en- Ihree-base hits-McIntvre Sacri-
fee hit-BroTne- Stolen bases-Cobb, g:
MorisTity. Bases on baIls-Of Summers. .
OF Smith, 2 Left on bases-Detroit. =
washington 6 Struck out-By Summers
!; by Smith. i Double plays-Schaefer
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