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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25
HITCHCOCK UUANS TO
DECREASE EXPENDITURES.

Washington. D. c.. Dec 24.-Post-
master General Hitchcock has found
one way 10 help decrease the postal
deficit and incidentally the postal eX-
penditures and will put his plan into
effect January 1.
The accounting section. division OF
finance OF the Office for third assist
ant postmaster general. will be abol-
Ished. Il will save s33. 200 a year and
the twenty-seyen clerks assigned
there will go back to the bureaus
from which they were taken. After a
careful investigation. Mr. Hitchcock
found that the accounting section
merely performed a duplication of
work.
Plans are under consideration TO
abolish other Implications OF work
which the successful operation OF
fiscal branch Of the postofIicc depart
ment will make necessary.
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Any question concerning Social
Ism answered Address all corn.
munic sttons to X. s. HiIllar5
436 Hcrviek Avenue.

Christmas Day, remembrance day
OF Christ's birth. the Man OF His time
who was noted and desplsed because
OF his clear sIghtcdness OF the In
Justice OF the whole plan of govern
ment What better way can we re-
member this day than by carrying on
the propaganda toward the same goal
for which he spent HIS life. that OF
free men and women
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oGRELlcT is SIGHTED.

Seattle, Wash. Dec. 24.-The dere.
lict lumber schooner Susie NJ Plum
mer, whose crew is still unaccounted
Tor, Is drifting north. and yesterday
was on the mouth of the Straits Of
Fuca. She will probably be picked
up by a tug or some passing steamer
and towed into port or destroyed. It
may be that there is on board the
Plummer some clew to the fate of the
crew Of fourteen men. There is not
much doubt that they were taken
aboard by some passing vessel,
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"PRoeATE" KINGS WILL.

Brussels. Dec, 24,-King Albert has
asked Premier Schollaert and his col
leagues to retain their portfolios. The
inventory of the estate OF the late
king Will be begun upon the demand
OF the princesses. probably on Monday
The civil list for the last twenty years
VIII be examined.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25

PILES CURED IN 6 to ~ DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of itching. blind. bleed
Ing or protruding piles in to IA
days or money refunded. soc.
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COMING WEEK. JANUARY 3Ro "IN
THE SHADOW OF THE CROSS" the Unfinished and
Miracle Picture by Henry Hammond AhL
vel Of all The ages on exhibition for BENEFIT FLORENCE CRIT
TGNTON HOME We'll worth going miles
Star; Miraculous effect appears Baltimore
scientific Philadelphia mira is
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
explanation" Baltimore
phenomenon q the World
OF
spiraton, accident Examiner: s
undoubtedly wonderful
city, Orleans TmeSDemOea The OF
the A y. p Exposition" Seattle Times.
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HUMMER Is In FORM
Brentwood Loses to G. P. D,
at Capital City Park.
KINNEY BATS GUT A HOME RUN
Mccarthy Makes "A Circus Catch,
Which Brings Down the Applause
of the RoOters-Jimmy Kerr Is
Batted Out Of the Box and san
ders Takes His Place.

After sojoUrning In Fredericksburg for
four days and beating the team in that
city 20 turn, Brentwood returned 20
town yesterday and proceeded 10 so
down before the Government Printing or
fee Club 10 S. seeming poNerless
against the good pitching Of Hummer
The boy with the hopeful cognomen
held the champions 10 four hits. only two
Of which were punched. and won his
second victory in three days. the other
victim being the Columbia Athletic Club.
Kerr started 10 pitch for Brentwood.
after three men had got on bases he turne,
In the riot call and Sanders took up the
burden. Jimmy" was not properly
warmed up, AID before he had settled
down. seven runs were over the count
ing block
The Printers registered three hits In
this inning, but went bingleless after that
until the seventh. when they made three
more. scoring two runs.
Macdonald played well for the defeated
team, making one swell catch that drew
instantaneous applause from the small
audience. while Dutch" Kinney brought
himself in the llmelight by boosting one
over the right field fence for a homer.
Bugs" Wooden led in batting with two
clean hits that drove in five runs, and his
team mate. Mccarthy. slid along the
ground on his stomach. catching a Texas
Lacquer right back OF second which Sy-
manosltie had lost in the sun, astonishing
a r
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BETTING MEN PICK TIE CUBS
General Belief Is that Pirates Have
Shot Bolt.
Detroit, Philadelphia, and Boston
All Have Chance 10 Win in
American League.

New York. A-g. 6.-Bettlng men here
and in Chicago are now willing 10 wager
even money that the Cubs viii finish
on top in the National League.
They are not ready 10 gamble on the
probable result OF the American L.eague
race because they say they cannot place
so much confidence In either the De-
troits, Athletics. or Boston Red Sex. as
in the Windy City champions.
Even though Hans Wagner viii resume
playing with the Pirates. shrewd prophets
who back their opinions with real money.
cannot be convinced that Barney Drey-
fuss men have not shot their bolt. and
that a general breakdown viii not occur
IN their ranks as soon as they tackle
The Cubs in an all important series Of
games the first part OF next month.
Several weeks ago they declare that the
Plttsburss showed signs Of going stale
Chance has his formidable pitchers
Brown. ReUlbach Overall. and Pfester.
in superb condition at last. and the whole
team is hitting the ball with O.d-time
vigor. Chance. by the way has never
lost faith IN the Cubs ability 70 bear
out the Pirates.
The Detroit's set back is due 10 several
causes. The pitchers. II is believed. have
been OverWOrked, with Summers, the real
mainstay. on the slab. Second Baseman
Schaefer went 10 pieces sometime ago
with the result that Jennings has been
experimenting with substitutes ever since.
The Tigers have also shown q streak OF
puny sticSwork.
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GIANTS BOW TO REDS.
Two Bunts and an Error Give Gin
cinnati Game, to o.

Cincinnati. Aug. 6.-Two big errors on
one small bunt were the undoing OF the
Giants to-day in a ten-inning game with
the Reds. Messrs. Leon Ames and
Gaspar engaged in q gruelling finging
duel, and both pitched bah OF a stellar
quality. pulling out OF hole after hole. 1t
went along that way for nine snappy.
stubborn Innings. and then. in the tenth.
Oakes land down a seemingly inonensIve
bunt. Two emotional throws in handling
the bunt. OF which Ames and Tenney
were the perpetrators, and Oakes pounded
over the plate. 10 the delight Of the Red
guild and the disgust Of the Gotham clan.
CeCra-
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BASEBALL 'sy= '%esy= RACING 's@1&@ sh= AMATEURS "@ss

into Jimmy Williams outstretched paws.
and George was tossed out. Another
sample Of the way luck broke for the
Nationals
Our left-hand hltters could do abso-
lutely nothing against Bin Bailey
Blankenship batted for Lelivelt in the
seventh and drove out long fly TO left
Bob Groom IS about due 70 work for
the Nationals. while Rube Waddell may
work for the Browns.
"Gabby'' Streets catching was one OF
the features. One foul fly was nailed
right close TO the grand stand.
Don't know much about this BIZ Bailey
gent and don't wish him any harm, but
II he fell into the Potomac and disap-
peared for a few days. we'd chuckle our
selves hOarse.
Jones is credited with a hit in the
sixth. He drove the ball to Mcbride at
deep short and Macs throw TO Unglaub
forced the latter to pull his foot of
the base. Even had the throw been per-
feet. a question would have arisen as
20 the decision. so close It would have
been.
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GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at 81. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.

Pittsburg. Aug. cit was with a sigh
OF relief that Pittsburg tonight saw
Manager Lumley and his gang Of ball
players pack up their bats and move on
70 Chicago.
Not content with beating Pitsburg two
games in a row. and very nearly losing
them the lead in the pennant race, the
Brooklyns to-day made Pittsburg play
fourteen innings 10 beat them.
It was a nice game. which ended 10 2
Score.
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CLERKS PLAY WELL
Aggies and Farmers Go Eleven In
ninES on White Lot.

The Farmers, champions Of the De-
partmental League, crossed bats with the
Aggies, Of the Independence League in
an exhibition game on the EIipse yes
terday, the contest lasting eleven innings
before the final count was reached.
Both teams played gilt-edged ball. and
kept the crowd on toes by sharp fielding
and batting.
Jimmy Fields served them up for the
champs, and was IN good form. allow
ing but eight scattered hits IN the eleven
innings on the slab. Opposed 10 him was
Pop Reeves the leading pitcher in the
Independence League. He was touched
up for more hits than Fields but kept
them well scattered, passing but one.
The features OF the game were divided
by Eidesness and Murphy. both connect
ing for three hits each. and making
sensational stops and throws Of herd-hit
grOuuderS SCOrp-
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GAME ENDS IN TIE.
Parkview and BrightwOOd Battle
for Championship.

Brightwood and Parkvlew battled for
seven innings to a draw in the Suburban
League yesterday. each side having scored
twice. The contest was a thriller from
start TO finish despite It's shortness.
Bernie" Gallagher was on the mound
for ParlOview, and Robinson twirled for
Brightwood. The latter got a bad start.
passing two men in the first. both Of
these tallying a moment later on Saib's
slashlng double down tho left field foul
line.
After this inning Robinson held his op-
ponents safe. getting out Of a tight hole
In nearly every inning In the second
round he allowed the bases to get filed
before an out was made but frightened
Up, and with good playing behind him
prevented any runs from being scored.
Gallagher twirled a good game for Park
view, but was afforded poor support at
critical times. Both Of Brightwood's runs
we're made on errors. l;rTghtwOod PLAYED
srrorless ball Salb and Robinson made
The only extra base hits. each getting
Double. The latter connected for two OF
his teams four hits. Score:
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Chicago, ,, Boston, 1.
ST. Louis, 81 Philadelphia, o.
Pittsburs, 81 Brooklyn, 2.
Cincinnati, i, New York, o.
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TAILENDERS BEATEN.
Peck TrIumphs over LangdOn I'm the
sunday school Circuit.

Peck won from Langdon yesterday IN
the Sunday School League. 4 10 ]. IN a
fast game, requiring only sixty-eight min
Ites 10 play.
Riddle was on the mound for Peck. and
held the Subur5anites 70 three singles.
and should have had a shut-Out, but for
an error by c. Broome. in making a bad
throw 10 third A. Cruickshanks twlrled
for Langdon. allowing seven hits. four
OF which were doubles
Brewer led at the bat for the winners
with a single and two doubles IN four
trips 10 the plate. c. Broome also con-
nected for a single and "a double. Score:
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The Georgetown Olives were defeated
by Peck yesterday afternoon. to .
O'Brien's hitting won tae game for the
Peck boys, and Daly's fielding also
added. Score:
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Tough luck. Walter!
Heavy hitter Stone didn't do much.
Score should have been to O-our
favor.
Same teams again to-day Game starts
at 4 o'clock.
Jimmy sebring may get into the game
this afternoon.
Umpire Jack EEan appeared on the
scene 20 work with KERN.
A, In the ninth inning George Browne
hit sizzler at Jones, the bah bounded
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'Batted Tor Krause IN the eighth.

Lett on bases-Athletics. 4. Detroit. Bases on
balls-Od Krause. , Struck out-By Krause. S: by
Summers. 8: by Dygcrt. 2. Hone rJn-CObh. Two
base hits-Dayis Moriarity Sacrifice hits-O Leary.
Stanage. Stolen bases-Davis. Cobb ". Collins
MCriarity. Double play-Collins 20 Barry 20 Davis
Hit by pitcher-By Summers / Wild pitch
Krause. : Umpres-Nlcssrs. Evans and Perrine
Time of game-l hour and 50 minutes Attend
arce-l2f79
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CARDINALS JUMP AHEAD.
Victory over PhilIies Gives Them
Fifth Place in League.

st. Louis. Aug. 6.--St. Louis defeated
Philadelphia this afternoon, to 0. and
thereby gained fifth position IL the race.
Moore twirled grand ball for six innings,
but home run by Ellis in the seventh
put him all 10 the bad. ST. Louis scor-
ing three times before the round had
ended Score.
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Score:


'Battcd Tor Bergea in the eighth
'Nono cut when winning run was Sex 4.
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PRINTERS ARE BEATEN.
TnnglewOOd Crew ShOves Them
Down Notch in Marquette.

Tanglewood defeated the Columbia
Printers. 10 to 9. in the Marquette League
yesterday, due to the good pitching Of
Byram, who famed nine Of the opposing
side.
Russo made four hits out Of as many
tries. and scored each time he reached
first base. Reynolds, of the Printers. also
welded the stick to advantage, getting
three clean hits off Byram.
Both teams played loose ball, nine
errors being made, the losers making five
OF them Ccora.
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Earned uns-Brentwood. 2: G.. =. O.. J. First
base by cIror-Beutwood 2; 6. p. O.. g. Left on
hoses-BrCntwood. 5; g. z. o. 3. First base on
balls-Of Humm.r. &; IN Kerr. 2; of Sanders. 2
Innings pitchcd-By Kcu. 1-3; by Sanders. Z %
Hitl mado-OG Sanders. G. Struck out-By Kun
mer. ,; by Sanders 3. Home Un-Kinney. Two
base hits-Fenton. Keanc. Sacrifice hits-Kinney
symanoskie. Stolen bascs-Ferton. Penrose. Haudi-
boc. Double play-Sanders 20 Hessler 20 Herring.
Hit by pitcher-By Sanders, :. Passed ball-Pen-
rose. Umpirc-AIr. Suuey. Time Of gamo-l hour
and s. minutes.
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MAPS ARE SHUT OUT.
New York Yankees Wake Up and
Play Fine Ball.

New York, Aug. G.-The Hlghlanders
played real championship ball At Ameri-
can League Park to-day. and white
washed the Clevelands. s 10 0. Joe Doyle
pitched with coolness and the usual de-
liberation. keeping the hits scattered. He
allowed eight singles. but only one Of the
visitors got as far as third base. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-08-07
PRINCE GEORGE cor,
COLORED DEPARTMENTAL LEAGJ
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

CAPITAL City Leagle-G. p. O.. 9: Brentwood 8
Sunday School Leagle-Teck, 6: LAngdon. J.
Marquette Lcaguc-Tangiewood, To- Columbia
Printers g.
Independence Le2gue-Manhsttan. ;; St Paul's, ?
Suburban League-ParkTiew, ?; Brishtvcod. ..
Woodburn T: Pctworth J.
Railroad Y. N. c. A. Leagre-Station. .; Train
men. J.
Colcrsd Departmental Lsagle-Nfunicipal, Il;
Post-oa.cs. u.
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Lcit en- bases-St Paul's. 8; Manhattan. l. First
base en- halls-Of James. |; OF Umbaugh. 8 stnlck
out-liy james. g; by limbaugh /. Home runs
Carr NalScr- Ihrec-ease hit-Iames. Two-base
hits-Slac5 ~. Walker Stolen hases-Donn. PAL
meT Dorcle play-Palmer % Rawlings 10 Feean
Hit by ptchcr-By James. g. Passed balls-Dutton
FegaD umpire-Nr Handiboe. Tine q game
! hour and " minutes.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

CAPITAL City League-C. A. C. vs.. Brookland
Sunday School League-Hamliue vs. Largjon
Marquette Lcaguc-Pcrsion Bureau vs. Congres-
scaals at p NJ. and Pension Bureau IS. ColUm-
bia l0l al 2
Independence LcaguC-Niuth vs. TWining-
Suburban LeaCle-Recd vs.. TakOra az Petworth.
r. r. Y. " Z A. LeaEae-Adams vs. Trainmen.
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FIVE IN ROW FOR CUBS.
Boston Again Benten-FergusOn Is
HIT Hard.

Chicago. Aug. 6-The Chicago Cubs
made il five in a row from the Bostons
here this afternoon by q score Of g 10
l. Ferguson was pounded hard. while
Kroh, for Chicago. was in excellent form.
The batting Of Evers was the feature.
Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-07
FORMER NOTED BOSTON
CATCHER GOES INSANE

New Bedford, Mass, Aug. G.
MichseI =. Hines, twenty years
ago catchc= on the Boston Ma
tionals, WIS adjudged insane here
to-day. Rnd Uns committed to
Taunton Asylum.
Hines four years ago fell
from "A building, and the injuries
lie receired then gradually af-
fected his mind
In 1sS2 Hines WAS catcher on
dc Dc@toa National team for
whitney, tEcn considered the
spcedicSt pitcher in the country.
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grounders. Sc,


by errcrs-A -A1iclturc. 3; Asgics. s. Left on bases
Agriculture T. Aggies. g. First base ca balls-O1
Fields. s; OF Reeves. l. Struck out-By Fie.ds 8;
by Reeves. 5 Two-basc hits-RccTes o. Eidsncss.
Murphy Sacrifice hits-Murrhy. Oakley stolen
bases-Taylor. Bryan. Doyle McQuinn. D0dd Con
over. sharp 2l. Oakley. Double rlay-Conovcr 70
Morgan % Graham. Umrirc-Mr Wilson. Time o.
game hours and 10 MINUTES.
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Earned runs-Washington, !. Left on
bases-Washington, l: ST. Louis 3 First
base on balls-On Bailey. 1: of johnson.
3. Struck out-By Bailey, 6; by Johnson. s.
Two-base hit-Street Sacrifice hit-Hart-
Zell. Wild pitch-Johnson. Umpires-
Messrs. KERN and Egan. Time OF game
hour and 30 minutes ATTENDANCE 424
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Observation-Disclosures. 6: Indianapolis :
At Kansas City-Ransas City. 4: Louisville. D.,
At 81. PRul-Cciumbus 1; St Paul. 3
At apolis-Afinncapolis l; Toledo O.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Springfeld-New Haven. (: Springfield, .
Second game; Springfield. l.; New Haven 0.
At Observation-Disclosures p: Bridgeport, s.
At New Britain-Hartford. ;; New Britain 2
Second game: New Britain ); Hartford. 5 Game
called at the end Of the ninth inning darkness.
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Lett on bases-Tanglewood, :; Columbia lol
tlrst base On balls-OT Byram. 3: Of Weaver.
Struck out-By Byram. Q; by Weaver G. Home
r'ir-husso. Ibrcc-base hit-Lawson. Tvo-Aase
mts-Dampier. Reynolds. Sacrifice hits-Hupfer
Sucss Stolen bases-Julian, Weaver. AIcCartv
Double play-B. Wood to Filett. Hit by ritcher-By
Byram. ]; by Weaver. 2 Umpire-AIr. Myers Time
VI gaulc-l hour and 81 mmutes
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NEWCOMERS BEATEN.
Manhattan TrOunces st. PauIs Team
at McDevItt's Field. . to ..

st. Paul's proved an easy proposition
Ior Manhattan in the Independence
League yesterday, Kraft's outfit beating
the Sunday School Leaguers 5 to ..
James struck out eight men and al
lowed but six hits. bu his team mates
lost the game by their poor fielding.
Sccrn.
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Home un-Ellis. Sacrifice hit-Evans Double
plays--Erans 70 Konctcay; Byrne 10 Delehauty to
konetchy. Passed ball-Phelrs stolen hases-
Byrne' Bates Wild pitch-AieCre. Bases on balls
2; by Moore. 2; by ScsLies. s. Hits nade-OR
Moore. in z in1inFs LEFT on bases-st. Louis.
?; Philadelphia. G. CmpirS-0dr Emslia Tine Of
gnme-i hGT and IS minutes.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At SUautCn-BingnamtCn 2: Scranton. 0.
At Albany-Utica. .: Albany, J.
At Wilkesbarrc-E Elmira. o. NilkesbarTe, q
AT Troy-Syraclse. !: Troy. 2
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

st. Louis, - Washington, 1.
New York, =; Cleveland, o.
Boston. =; Chicago, 1.
Detroit, 81 Philadelphia, 4.
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first base on erors-Langdon. J: Peck. 2 Left
on ba5cs-Laurd0u. 5. PECK. e. F1ut base on
balls-Of Cruickshank5. ., Of Riddle. g. strIck
out-By Cnicsshsuds. 3; by Riddle = Two-hase
his-C. Brooms. ~ B-oome Brewer %. Stolen
hascs-''o1ctcr a. Murphy l3l Riddle a. Hit
1y pitcler-By Riddle. /. Passed ballS-Brever. 3
Umpiro-Air Hughes. Time OF gamc-l hour and
minutes
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Left on hases-New York Q: Cincinnati g Bases
on balls-Of Ancs. ;: OF Casper. . Struck out-By
Ames. :. by Casper 2 TwO-hasc hit-DOyle. sac
rilce hits-DcTliu. Higgins Stolen basc-Hoblitzeu.
Double ray-Bridweil % Doyle 10 Tcnney Tn
pires-NiessS. Rigler and Johnstone. Tine Of came-
hours and 10 minutes
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First base on errors-Porkvicw o; Brightwod 2
s~tt On bascs-Parisyiew. 9: Bughtwood T. First
use On bolls-Of Gallagher /: on Robinson &
~. bs Cet-By Gallagher. Z; by Robius1n s. Two-base
Isrss ,hobinson Sacrifice hit-Ahnlt. stolen
piays-Ise.-ile saib. Fa,ooncr. Mccarthy. Double
10y n sy pitcher-By RoSn,o- - o",G G.,l- 70 y Nel
tsuneos, - Murray Utupires-siesgr IN ,nd
-A1o q camel hour aad . nirutes.
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BROWNS WIN OPENER
st. Louis Has Lucky Inning,
Scoring Twice.
BAILEY OUTP1TCHEs JOHNSON

TVYirler Has Indian Sign
on Nationals, Allowing but Six
Hits-Base on Balls, Two Scratch
Hits, and Error I'm the Fifth Lose
for WaShinGton-ScOre, 2 to /.
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IWo-blse mi9-Engle. Lapcrie. Threebase hit-E-
berfeid. Sacrifice hit-ErsIe Stolen bases-StovaIl
Ban. BASES On bals-OG Doyle. 2; oH Berger. 81;
oG sitton. ]. S'ruck Cut-By Doyle s: by Bcrgeg
2. by Sifton l. HIT by pitchcr-By Berger l. Left
on bases-Ncw York 5; Cleveland. Double plays
IAoie % Ball % Storall Ball 20 Lafoe % StovaI !:
Berger 90 Ball 20 Stoyau Wild rstches-Bergcr. 2
stton. J. HHs-Of Berger. II IN % innings
CmpirC-Nir Connolly. Time Of ame-2 hours and
minutes.
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'Batted fer Moore in the eighth inning
Philadelphia ................. 0 0 90 0 o.
81. louis. 0 0 0 ; Ks
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Harrisburg-Wn ?; Harrisburg. 8.
At Trenton-lCrk, 2; Trenton. O.
At Reading-Lancaster, s.; Reading, 8.
At Johnstosn-Altoona. z; Johnstown. 0.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At PrOvidence-MontTeal. Q: Providence. &
At Baltimore Buffalo. II: Baltimore, 3
At Jersey Clty-Jerey City. .: Toronto, 0.
At Newark-Newark. o. Rochester. l.
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Ivo-bose hits-Alt!zer, Dosgherty, Atz, GcsslcT.
Sacrifice hts-Jord. GesSler. LEFT on bas,s-Chi-
cag'. 5: Eoston. 4. Bases on balls-Of Arellanes
/; % SutCr. J. Struck out-By Arcllanes. 5; by
Sutcr l. Passed bau-Carrigan. Umpires-Messrs
O'LCughlin and Sheridan. Time q game-I hour
and 30 minutes. Attendancc-s.s12
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Two-base hits-Shean. Eyers. Steinfeldt Three
base hit-Evors. Sacrifice hits-Sheckard Chance.
Schultz. Stolen bases-Sohulte. Shcckard Struck
out-By Kroh. 6; by Ferguson. 2 Bases on balls
O1 kToh, 3 Double play-Evcrs 10 Tinker 70
Chance Left on bases-Chiccgo. Z: Boston. 6.
Umpiras-AIessEs- Klein and Kane. Time Of game
hour and 80 minutes
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Earncd runs-MunlclpaL 8; Iostciic1. 7. First
base by errCrs-Muncipal. 5: Post-ofice !. Left
on basCs-AimiCipal z POst-Oflce. TO- Firs.
base on hars-On Municipal. 4; oT PosJ-oEice .
Stncs out-By Parker. s.. hy Han. e. Three-base
hits Sudlcr Oveuli Two-hase hiis-Gmfeid. Fair
fax. WilkcDon Brooks Han. Sacrifice hi;-Sllcr
Stolen bases-SudlCr Overall o.. Savoy. WiIkef ~
Hit by pifcAor-By Parker. 9 b. Hail. !. Wild
pi,caCs-Parkcr .. Han. Passed bsl,s-Br00ss o.
Umprc-NIr. Rally. Time Of game-l hour and IS
minutes
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'Bat.ed for Beck in the ninth inning.
Chicago. 90 ? KS
Boston. On.............-.........-. 0 o @ 0 o C-l
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Peck Beats Georgetown olives.

STANDING or THE TEAMS
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STATION STILL WINNING.
KnightOn Strikes Out Ten of tn,
Trainmen I'm Seven Rounds.

Union station defeated the Trainmen
in the Railroad Y. N. c. A. League yes
terday, ? TO /. IN q hot pitchers battle
between Ryon and Knighton, which went
to the last named, who famed ten Of the
losers.
Legge made the only extra base hit, a
triple TO right. which got away from the
fielder. Neither side hit the ball hard,
but seven hits being made, and most Of
them decidedly sCrarChv Score
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TIGERS BEAT KRAUSE.
Detroit Captures Exciting Game in
Philadelphia, 3 TO 1.

Philadelphia. Aug. 6-Detroit captured
the first game in the series from the Ath-
leucs to-day in a pitchers battle between
Krause and Summers by 3 to l. Both
teams felded brilliantly. Score: