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The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
EEWBERRY SLUGS THE BALL.
Newcomer in Aggie Ranks Helps TO
Defeat the Warriors.

The score OF 9 70 2 tells the story OF
the game played on the White Lot
Ellipse yesterday afternoon between the
Aggics and the War nine OF the Depart
mental League. the Agriculture boys tax
ing the long end Of the score. II was an
interesting and well-played game. and
except for the eighth inning. when two
costly errors. coupled with a wild throw
and lack OF head work. enabled the
Aggies 10 score four talIies with three
hits. would have been a cOrker
Gallagher was on the mound for the
Warriors. and pitched good ball. holding
his opponents 10 seven hits and causing
four men 20 fan Saunders also did well
for the Aggies. holding them 10 two runs
and tanning FIVE. Lack OF head work
was the principal cause for the defeat OF
the War nine.
rNewberry carried OF the hOnors for the
Aggie team with triple and a single.
while Murphy also did wei with a two
sacker. Rea was the star on the War
side. getting four hits out Of five times
ef the bar The official score
The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
ATHLETICS TAKE THE FIRST.
Defeat White SOx in Loosely Played
Game.

Philadelphia. June 2-The Athletics
took to-day's game from Chicago in q
loosely nlayed contest. Score:
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NEW LEAGUE AT GALLAUDET.
PrestOn's IFOnsides Take First Game
from Green Dragons.

Galaudet Colleges intercollegiate base
ball schedule was played out last Sat
urday. and instead OF having 10 amUse-
ment until the close OF the college on
twenty-third instinct, the students OF
that institution have organized a league
OF four teams. known as Garlic Baseball
League. which IS named after the play
ing field at Kendall Green.
The first game Of that league was
played yesterday. the team known as
Ironsides, caDt2ined by ". A. Preston. OF
Michigan. winning over the Green DTa-
gOOns. directed by F. n Holiday. Of
PiJtsburg. IN an interesting contest. by
the score OF 10 10 s.
The former varsity pitcher. Brick. OF
New York. ard his legiOnaries viii line
up against the Mermidons under John
7. Hover. Of Kansas. the Gallaudet's
clever third baseman. this afternoon on
Garlic Field
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YEsTERDAY,s RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cincinnati vs.. ChicaEO-Wet grounds.
Brooklyn VS.. New TOrK-Rain.
Pittsburg, 2, Boston, o.
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HynttsviIIe Wants Games.

Manager o. n. Burke. OF the Hyatts-
vile nine. Is anxious 10 I'll in his caIen-
dar OF games for the season. so that a
game or two each week viii be played on
the home grounds, in addition 10 the
regular league contests. He announces
that the following are open dates: June
a, q, 23 2S, July y, 10. IS. 8. August 2. 8.
Il. IS. IS. =. %. q. and 30. July (hollday)
is also open. and Hyattsville would ike
10 arrange for q double-header on that
date. Terms, &c. will be sent upon re-
quest Address o. n. Burke, HyattsviIle,
Nd
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CLYMER'S LEG BROKEN;
X-RAY WILL DECIDE.

Otis Ciymer, the Nationals
right fielder, who was hurt while
sliding home I'm the fourth In
ming OF yesterdays game, fears
that the bone of his left ankle II
broken, and viii have n physi-
cfan examine the injured member
under an X-rRy this morning.
Clymer's accident Mt this stage
Is particularly unfortunate, a.
the big fellow was just getting
into his stride and hitting the
ball. He has = Inered before with
this same ankle. Two years ago
while aiding he fractured one OF
The small bones.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
BASEBALL ' TENNIS RACING Aa A&a4
TERRY TURNER Ill.

Terry Turner, the Maps short
step, was unable TO get into the
game yesterday, owing TO a Pc
culiar ailment. He woke mp yes
terday morning with a stiff neck.
Doesn't know whether he con-
trEcted n cold or Whnh the trOu-
bic is, and decided not 10 play in
the afternoon. He felt slightly
better last night. and is going TO
consult a physician to-day II
things are not right.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
MANHirTANs DROP ONE.
Lose to Twining A. c. Owing to Ina
bfIfty 10 Hit.

Twining won a weI-eontested game
from the Manhattans~ yesterday IN the
Independence League by the score OF 1
20 2
Burke and limbaugh were the slabmen,
and both pitched good ball. the former
allowing but six hits and striking out
twelve men. while the latter allowed Eve
bits and famed six
Mawhaaey played a star game al third
for Twining. making two running catches
that were almost impossible. Wynkoope
and Gcibel also played well for the win
ners. Dom FOR the losers did wei at
the bat. making three out OF his teams
siX hits. one Of which was a homer.
Score.
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PIOzET GETS POOR SUPPORT.
Pitches Great Game, but Loses
Through Teammates' Errors.

Brentwood. June 2--Piozet. pitching for
River5ale IN the Prince George County
League against Brentwood here to-day.
was entitled 10 win his game. bat miser-
able support was responsible for the
home team capturing the contest by the
score Of 6 10 4
Riverdale made a total OF eight errors
behind Piozet. Mcfarland. on third. can
tributine four Of them. Piozet allowed
Brentwood but SIX hts, while Riverdale
made nine of Bentress. AS the result
OF this game. Manager Roberts. Of River
Gale. IS apt 70 make several switches in
his inGeld
Brentwood plays Hyattsville here to-
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First base On sErors-Creen Dragons. 6; Iron
sides T. Lcft on b1ses-Groen Dragons 8. Iron
sides, 3 Flyst base or balls-OS Morris Z; o1
Blanchard. !. Slru1k Out-By Blanchard =. hy
Morris. L. HCne ugn-Preston- TWobase hits
Morris q. Horn. Sacrifice hit-Eduliston stolen
bsses-Gledhu ~. Horn. Grace. Morris Hi By
pitcher-Bv Morris 4. by Blanchard, 4 Wl-l
Diiches-AI0rrs 2 Passed bals-BoWcn. . BaIk-
BIanchard Umpires-Aesss. Bi-cE and Hover.
Tirne q game-l hour ard 50 minutes.
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Earned rns-Agricultu-e. s; War. First base
by er-ors-War p Agriculture. First base ca
baIIs-OT Saunders. ]; OF GaI1ger. Z Str-ck cut
By saunders. 5; by Galhger. /. Three-base hit
Newberry. TNvo-base hit-Murphy- Sacrifice hits
Baggette Bryan. Weber. Ssunder- stolen bases
Taylor. Bryan. Doyle Rea, Newbe-ry, Priest Double
Tlay-Saundgrs 20 Fenimsn 10 Murphy. Wild pitch
Saunders. Passed baI-BaEgette- Uupire-0lr. Bets
TLns O. gazne-l hour and % minutss-
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Runs scored-2lcFariand. Baley. Woodward o.
HAYES. HIATT Sa1nc. Fertress l2I. Pane Earned
-Riysgd2le. g; Ereltr0oS. J. Three-tzse hi;-J.
Fanning Two-blsc hi--Pay1e Srruck O-It-By
Pioz-r. 2 by Fsutress 2. Bases 90 baIls-Of
PiCze-. 8: OF Fe--rpss Hit b. p5tcled ball
Frcae-icS. Pzssed hall-yYhirnE. Sa-aos hir-
Shoulo stolen bases-WhetIocz co. NcFaranS
Bailey. frodCCck. HAYES AckeTs %. HYATT. Fen
tress. Da-lal- EiEst b1se c-ru-s- -Bralt tgTood z
Doghle plsys-Baiey % WoolEard: HAYES 20
AckeTs; Feur-sss % r. Beckett Left ou bases-
RiTurdalc &. Brentwood. = Umnire-3Ir F1n1iZin
Time q ssUe-I Lorr ard s minutes
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LIFT ou bases-r'Tining. 8. Manhattan. 2 First
base on baIs-Of Burke. struck out-By BurEe.
r. b. UmbsuFh. 6. Home rIns-Panrer. Dom
Tw0-base hit--Burke. stolen bascs-Nyakoope. Nor
rison. Geibel. Douney. Falkner. Double play
Franer 70 Csrr. Hit by pitcher-By limbaugh.
Passed ba.ls-Chapman. ? Umpir-3ir. WoTleS
Tine q g-rne-I hour and $ MINUTES.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
Washington, 4; Cleveland, o.
New York, 81 st. Louis, 1.
Philadelphia, 3; Chicago, 4.
Boston, 9; Detroit, 3.
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Portsmouth. ?; NorfoIlx. 1.
1eeial % The washington Hersla.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va, June 2-Portsmouth this
afternoon turned the tables on Norfolk.
taking the last game Of the series. 2 10 /.
Wild throws by Fox and Bonner were
responsible for the runs by Portsmouth.
Jackson continued his sensational work
IN center field Scbre:
r. H. T.
Portsnouth-. 900 ooioOIs
Norfok..--....--..... 0 0 0 0 o-I .
Battcries-F0ren ard KeifeI: Fox and Munson.
Umpires-Alessrs. Mace aud Hanniger
The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital CITY -Brookland. 4; &. StspAsz's 3
Suburban Le2guc-Reed. .: rakoEls q
Departmental L1asse-AeEies g. Var
Sunday School Leagle-pesk 8: Bethany. Z
Incpsuderce Leagle-ruiniug Manhattan >
Railruad Leeg1e-Southeln. 5; Traiumen. 4
Marquette League-Tangleuood e; Ca-zres
innalH- IA
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

A. Bl1sh2u-cn-B lEtaEton. s. Cucz. L
AT WilkeshsrTe-Niikeshar7e. 5; Troy. .
At Sc-anIOl-ScTaur0l- I, Albany. 2
Al Elmira-Elmira. 5. Syucuse. !.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-03

German sportsman who likes 70 hunt
in the artic says polar bears do not
recognize man as an animal Just as a
meal probably.
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balls-Of Morgan. 2; OF KiIlian. l. Struck out-By
Chcch, .; b. Morgan. J.; by knlian. l. Home run
Wolter. Two-base hits-McIntyre. Moriarity. Sacri-
fee hits-Spenceg. Schmidt s,haefer stolen bases-
Cobb ~. Wagner. Double p.ays-Lord % Walter
Bush 20 Moriarity. Bit by Iitcher-By kulian. /;
by Chech, J. Wild pitches-1fcrgan. 2; Chech. ,
Jmrircs-1Iessrs. O'Loughlin and KERN. Tine q
same-l hour and 30 minuies Attendance-l2ssa.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

A. Baltimro-Je-ssy Ciry. 4, Baltimore. Z
At Nevark-Prcvidelce 2. NewarE. 8
Al Bu1Llo-1IuurreaI L Buffalo.
Al Roches-er-To-unt3. !. Roches-er. 5.
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ba7ned runs-R P. A. Co, S; c. ~, 2 Ieft
on bases-h. P. A. Co. Z: G. n, l. First base on
oans-oa Weber, 2 Of Passnago. 3; OF Gatti. /
Innings patehsd-By Passnago. 6; by Gatd. l. HTS
Inade-Oh fassnag0. p; cf Gatd. 2 Struck out
BY Weber. .; b. Passnago, 3; by Gatti J. Home
Tun-J. Davis Twc-0ase hits-Websr, Garland J.
9tuivey. Sacrifice hits-R. P. A. Co. 4 Stolen
bases-R P. A Co. s. hit BY pitchc--By Pass
nago. 2 Umpires-Aiessss. Connolly and Fred Tine
Ct gamo-l hour and 30 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston nt PittsburE.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
GAMES TO-DAY.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
PIRATES BLANK THE DOVES.
Defeat League TafIenders in Well
played Game, Score to o.

Pittsburg. June I'm one OF the pret-
tiest games OF baseball seen here in
years to-day, Boston was beaten by Pitts
burg. . to 0. Ritchey was the only BOs-
ton player TO connect with Liefield. he
getting three OF BOston's four hits
Score:
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WESTERN LEAGUE,

AZ Des Moires-Des MONIES. !: Omaha. 6
At Denre--Deuver. g. Topeka. 2
At Sioux City-SiocU City. e; Lincoln, 8
At Puebio-Puebio. s: Wichits. s.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
LAKE WINS HIS GAME.
Holds Browns 10 six Hits While the
HighIanders Pound the Ball.

New York, June Lake pitched con-
sistently good bah. and had excellent
fielding behind him. That kept the St.
Louis score down, while sharp Highland
er hitting won the game for the locals.
Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
WDrprNDrVCr rpAcrr
Marquette LEAGUE.
srNnAY scHonT. LEAGT-E
B. R. 7. N c. 4. LEAGrE
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital CITY Leagle-G. p. o. Ts. Marines
Suhurhan League-Parkview Is. BrizatWood
Deportncn-al -Comnissiore-s vs.. Post
cnce.
Sunday School Lesgue-Langd0n vs.. Ninth.
Independencs Ls2cue-1Ianh1Itan Vs Ae-icuItlIre
Raiiroad Leasue-Station "a Baltimore and Ohio.
Marquette League-St Martin vs. Penslon OHcs.
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NO HITS OFF GREEN
BrOOkland's Victory Due to
Mastery Pitching.
But FIVE MEN REACH FIRST
Three Bases on Balls and a Brace
Of Miseues Allow Men 10 Reach
Keystone Saek-Suny POunds Out a
Triple, Double, and n Single In
Five Trips 10 the Pan.

BroOkland defeated St Stephens. IN ths
Capital City League. yesterday n the
most exciting contest OF the season
Green's pitching was responsible for ths
Suburbanites' victory. He established a
new local record by allowing no hits or
runs IN nine innings. but FIVE men reach
ing first base. three as the result OF his
passes and two others BY errors.
Whsatley was on the mound for s.
Stephens. and. although touched up for
ten hits. he pitched a steady game, all OF
BrOOkland's runs coming In one inning.
as the result of Two bad errors and thres
timely hits.
Teams Play Wei.
Both teams played good ball. each be-
ing charged with but two errors.
The Brookiandites put up a much faster
game than they have been playing since
the opening OF the season, and their
victory over St Stephens yesterday cana
as sort Of a surprise although the
latter OUTFIT has not been putting up the
best kind OF a game
Green's pitching was without a doubt
the best seen on the sand lots this sea
son. and his record VIII probably stand
unsurpassed for months 20 come. The
game went the full nine innings, and
this viii so 6 long way toward making
The record SOLID, as several nO-hit games
have been pitched II amateur ranks n
the past few years. but none OF them
went the fur nine innings. OF Il they
did. runs were scored. which spoiled the
chance OF a record
SulIy n SIuggeF.
sully's stick work was easily the fea-
ture Of the game. Out OF five trips %
the plate the big Irishman pounded out
q triple, a double. and a single. Besides
hitting vel, ne played a great game az
third base. accepting six hard chances
and making one error. which did not
amount 70 much
A secular turn % affairs Is the result
OF BroOklends victory. Just before the
same they were IN last place. and ST.
Stephens resting easy in third place.
but this morning the teams have changed
places Score
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Wiliiansport- sane. YORK. s. Williams
port. 4. Second sane. Yc-k. !. WlIiiausDoEr. L
A. Johnstown-Treu =. Johrstcwn. G.
A. Lancastsr-Hsr1ls6lrs. .. Lazcassss. 5
AT Altoona-Read1g. :. Altooza. 2
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Two-base hits-Engle, Jones. Hemphill. Sacrifice
hits-FeTTis. Elberfeld O. Austin. Engle. Struck
0ut-By Lake. !; by Powell. l. Double play-Wal-
lace 70 Williams. Hit by pdtcher-By Lake Left
Oh bascs-New York. 2: ST. Louis g Umpires-
Messrs Evans and Hurst. Time Of game-I hour
and 50 minutes Attendsnce-2oo0.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At p-tageeld-Sr-ns1eid. New Haven. 3
Al HGrIford-Harrfor1. 8. NeT BTi1an.
Al No-thazsz',o1- ate-5u-y. 5; No-taa2ptoa. =
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Two-base hits-Wagnor Abstein. Three-base hits
Abstein. Clarke Stolen bases-Leach. Leifeld Sac
rlice hit-WEson. Double plays-Wagner 10 Miller
20 Abstein; Rttchey 10 Slem- BASES on bclls-OR
Jeideld. 2; OF Ferguson. l. Tine q game-l hour
and Is minutes. Umpires-Messrs. Johnstone ard
Cusack. Attendance-21s9
The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
STATIONERS WIN EASILY.
Defeat Center Market Nine in Game
OF Many Hits.

The r. P. Andrews Paper Co.'S base
ball team won a sensational game from
the Center Market ball team. The
Market team was outclassed in every
stage Of the game by the fast aggrega-
ton Of the Andrews Paner Co Scnre.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

A. Toledo-AIlUaukee. s. Toledo s
A. Louisr,lle-AIinnelpc lpclis 2: Louisville O
AT Indilnau auolis-IuCiausU polls. 9. E1usas City. Z
The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Al New BedfoCd-Worcesrer Z: New Bedford. L
Al Lo7ell-Brockto1. 3. Lowell. g.
Al Eal RiTe--Fal River 6. Lawrence. s
Al HaTeThil-Lynn. g. HaYerhiu. 2
The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
IN THE VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Lynchburg Wins n DOubIe-header.
Portsmouth Defeats Norfolk.


Lynchburg. Va, June 2-But FOR a nun
Of a pop ny u the sixth inning OF the
second game by Nichols Richmond would
have been shut out twice to-day by
scores OF I 10 0. IS IL was. the locals
won the first, 70 0. and the second. Z
TO g Nichols was an easy chance and
would have been the third out
The ShOemakers put up spectacular
work in both games. fairly playing the
Colts of their feet In the first Yer
nuell-'s pitching was so mastery that
not g. Richmond man reached second
Scores:
First game r. H r
Iynohhlry. go oIooOx-7 y /
Richmond. 0 0 90 90 3
Batteries-ye ernaelle and Ross; Walker and C0wau.
Second game RHE
Lynchburg. 2 OOI2 2IIOx-T Z ?
Richmond 0 0 Q 0 3 O-3 8
Battedes-Grifin and Pratt: Ashton and Couan.
Umpire-Nlr. Pender. Attendance-l60e.
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r II y
We.Iernn Mn, Id rennt..

Middletown. Conn. June 2-Wesleyan
defeated Trinity at tennis to-day in this
city five matches ont OF six. Trinity Won
one match in tie doubles.
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Earned runs-WashingtOn. 3 Left on
bases-Washington, 4; Cleveland 8. First
base on balls-Off Hughes. 2 Struck out
by Hughes s; by Young, 3 Home run
Browne. Three-base hit-Unglaub. Two
base hits-COnrOy, Hinchman. Sacrifice
hits-Browno, Bradley Stolen base
Conroy. WIG pitch-Young. Unapires-
Messrs Connolly and Hurst Time OF
game-1 hour and 90 minutes. Attendance
-3613
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At Charieston-JacksorviIle. :; Charleston. Q.
At Cclcmbia-SaEaunab. :; Coiumhia. l.
At Augusta-Aug1s-a. s. Chatte1oogl. L
Al Aacon-Afacon. 3; Columbus. g
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Two-bass hir-S1iy. Three-hase hir-Suly. stolen
hases-Suly. Martin. Leonsrd Dogbie play-Sully
20 Mcknight. Left OF bases- -BrookIard 8. s.
STEPHENS. l. First base o. baIs-O9 Wh-atley. .:
of Gresn. = Hit BE- p-cher-1Iarttn, Leocar1-
Struck o1t-Bv Wheatley. s; b. Green. G. U-prs-
NJ. se-ey- Tina os game-I hou- ard 80 ruiucteS
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Otis CIymer Injured.

Otis CIymer Injured
Other incidents Of the struggle include
the putting out OF business Of Otis ely
ner, and the damaging Of Catcher East
erlys throwing hand by a foul tip. also
the near home run drive Of Bob Unglaub,
who cleared all the bases and crossed the
plate on a slzyscraper over Lords dome.
Only one OF Cleveland's errors proved
costly, and the Maps felded in their usual
brilliant fashion. Inability to hit Hughes
tells the story Of their undoing
Easterly's ir jury occurred in the fifth.
and he will probably be out Of the game
for several days. Otis Clymer wrenehed
his left ankle while sliding home in the
fourth, and had 70 be carried OF the
field He will be out Of the game for
two weeks al least
Cy Young didn't seem TO have anything
IN his assortment of curves the Nationals
couldn't handle. Browne. COnroy. and
Street showed up in the roles Of timely
hitters, while the Nationals work on tho
defense was clean cut. their only error
being a poor throw by Hughes 10 catch
a Nap runner off second.
UngIaub's Near-hOme Run.
Bob Unglaub, who has been out Of the
game for nearly three weeks went in for.
Clyper IN right field. and on his first
trip TO the plate snote the ball to the
left field fence-a palpable three bagger.
Unglaub paused at third minute and as
the Nap outhelders seemed 20 be acting
listless he took a chance for home The
ball was Eelayed from Lord 10 Ball. and
the latter could easily have nipped his
man at the plate. but threw wildly and
the sphere found a lodging place on
Unglaub's back. a mere trifle. which did
not prevent his scoring.
In only one inning did the visitors have
& chance 10 score. the eighth. when with
Young and Bradley occupying second and
first. Ball famed.
The home crowd feel particularly happy
over the victory, principally because Cy
Young was so roughly treated. 1t is re-
called that every game in which Young
pitched while with the Boston club last
season the Nationals went down like a
flock OF bush leaguers. Somebody must
have swiped the big fellows Indian sign.
Score One in Second.
The Nationals started scoring in the
second. After Milan had grounded TO
Bradley. Clymer hit 10 left for two bases
Mcbride lifted a fly to Lord. and Street
slashed safely 70 center. bringing home
Clymer.
In the third. George Browne the first
man up. hoped the ball into the club
house for a homer. as described in the
foregoing. Ungiaub made the circuit in
the sixth, thanks to young Mr.. Ball. and
In the seventh the Nationals added their
fourth tally. Street started the trouble
with a clean single to left. Hughes fouled
70 Bemis. and Browne sent Street home
with a ripping twO-bagger TO left
Manager Lajoie stated last night that
Terry Turner would probably be IN the
game to-day, also that either Joss or
Berger would pitch, while Cantillon has
chosen Walter Johnson, who usually has
good luck against the Clevelanders.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
RED SOX NOSE OUT TIGERS.
WOIter'S Home Run in the Eighth
with Two on Brings victory.

Boston, June 2-When Detroit appeared
run in the eighth inning sent two men
across the plate ahead OF him. tying the
score. A base on balls. a sacrifice. and
Donahue's hit sent in the winning run.
Score:
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LIT On f7IllHQeIphla = Itlcag0. 8. Bases
on halls-Of Smith. ]; Of Dvgsrt !, OF Yickers 8;
ot Bender, . Struck out-By smith, G; hy Vickcrs
&. by Dygert. l. Two-bass hit-Garley Sacrifice
hits-Ganley o. Livingston. Smith. Stolen bases-
Collins. Murphy. Isbeu. DOUgherty ~. Dosible
Iiays-Isbeu 10 Purten % GanleT: Collins 70 Berry.
Wild rirches-DyBvrt , Unpires-Alessrs sheridan
and Egsn. Time Of samo-l hour and 70 minutes
Attudance-2J60
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DanviIle wins Easily.

Special 20 Ths Washington Herald
Roanoke. Va, June 2-Danvnle won
the last Of the series to-day. from Roa-
noke with greatest ease. In the ninth
close decision by Black brought
Shaughnessy from the field on a run. ana
he showed Black with both HANDS. The
men were kept apart by Powell a Dan
Vile player. who was al bat. Black com
PEELED Shaughnessy 10 leave the grounds.
Score:
RH.E
Roanoke OOOo22 p
Danville. ; o - 0
Batteries-Roanoke. Reynolds. Boyd, Ryan, and
Gra7eley; DanTille. Morrissey and Westlake I'm
pre-Mr. Black.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Atlanta-Msmrhis. 3. Atlanta. 2
Al Biruingham-Aiobiie. Z. Birmingham. O
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Nfount s.. 80 80.

SPECIAL 70 TIE Washington Herzld
Emmitsburg- Nd, June An a loosely
played game the Mountinee-s were de-
feated by PittsSurg University. Although
the HulmcD eIceIled In batting. ConneIly
had ten strike-Outs 10 his credit. four
errors cOupled with poor base running
lost for the locals. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
MAPS" PROVE EASY
Cleveland Shut Out in Open
ing Game of Series.
BROWNE MAKES A HOME RUN

Interesting Struggle Featured by
Heavy Hitting on Part of Home
Team Against "Cy" YOunE-Otis
CIymer Hurt and Out OF Game-Un-
gIaub Makes Circuit on Smash.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
GAMES TODAY.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
BY WILLIAM PEET.

IN a remarkable battle. where some
thing happened every minute. Long
Tom Hughes steered the Nationals to
victory over the Cleveland Maps in the
opening game Of the series yesterday
score, 1 TO O.
Cy Young always q hoodoo 10 Wash
ington, proved the easiest kind of
proposition. Ten healthy cracks. includ-
ing a home run, triple, and double, fell
10 the Nationals portion. while Hughes
held the Nap sluggers in the hollow Of
his hand throughout the nine rounds.
Six scattered hits was al he allowed
the tribe Of Lajoie.
Brownies home run smash IN the third
was the most sensational clOut ever
seen on the home field. He caught the
ball on the Jaw with the business end Of
his stick. driving it on q bee-line between
GoOde and HinChman in right center. The
ball took a pretty bound and skipped
onto the porch Of the clubhouse, car
oming off at right angles through the
open door and out OF sight It's there
vet
The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
BASEBALL PAEAN.


Oh. bliss returned
And JOY complete
We've found a team
That we can beat,
And orcs again
Are IN the hunt
And blithely forging
To The front.
Tho men We hooted
When We lost
We would retain
At any cost.
And think with shame
And lowered head
Upon tho mean things
That va said.
The ashes and the
Willows crack.
The eager crowds
Are coming back,
And the gladdest words
OF tongue U pen
Arc these: The team
Looks good again.
st Louis Post -Dispatch.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
REACH SEMI FINALS
Excellent Progress Made in
Chevy Chase Tennis.
MISS MOORE IS A WINNER

Takes the Trophy offered in YOunE
Ladies' Class-H. E. Doyle Defaults
TO Brother fn Mems Singles-Misses
Ttdbau and Turtle, both Outsiders,
Qualify I'm the Ladies' Singles.