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The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
WILLPLAY OFF THE TIE GAME
Athletic Council Takes Action on
High School Baseball Situation.
Business Plays Central Next We'd
nesday in the First Of n
SEXES OF Three Games.

IN spite OF all the statements 10 ths
contrary. the three cornered ne IN TIA
High School Baseball League effected by
the defeat OF Business al the hands OF
Technical az Union League Park last
Saturday. viii be played on, and accord
ing 70 present arrangements the first
game VIII be played this coming Wed
nesday afternoon. with Central and Busi-
ness as contenders.
This decision was reached AZ a meeting
OF the faculty advisers OF the Wash
izgJon high schools. held al the Central
High School yesterday afternoon.
The adopted plan is 20 play three
games. and n case the playing OF such
games failed 20 break the tie 20 let
matters stand as they are. leaving the
trophy in possession OF Tech, the present
holders.
The games are 10 be played on the
grounds o. the Capital City OF the sun
day School League. this matter 10 be
dednitely settled at another meeting 70
zoe held tomorrow afternoon
The playing CT these games undoubted-
" meets with the stamp Of approval OF
the students. alumni and friends o. The
schools concerned
Followers OF each team claim the
strongest IN the Eieh school League
AID after the playing o. the games have
always had an excuse OF some Eind %
offer. Whether the excuse presented
means anything VIII surely be deter
mined once and for all when the teams
come together for the second time. Each
team viii have a chance 70 put its best
lineup IN the field. unless there IS basis
10 the rumors that Tech and Central VIII
be deprived Of the services OF their best
players. who. according 10 reports, have
signed up with a seinl-professiorsl team
II this is the case. the chances are de-
cidedIy in favor OF Business, as the SIC
nographers' lineup viii remain intact
Tie writer gives little credit 20 the ~
mOTs and predicts that all players OF the
teams VIII De on hand for the vlrd-up.
The schedule Of games follows:
Ceufral IS Busircss-lA e,iuesl1y. June
Ceo-Hl IS. Techriczl-Saulr5ay. JlEns z
Business vs.. Tech1lcaI-Tuesday. June &
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MONEY COUNTERS BEATEN.
O'HeiI Loses His Head at Critical
Period and Three Runs Cross Pan.

O'Neils costly blunder in the seventh
inning OF yesterdays game between Post
Office and Treasury gave the Mail Clerks
an advantage OF three runs. and shook up
the Treasury nine so badly that It was an
easy proposition during the remainder Of
tie contest. With one out and three on
bases, Callahan famed. and O'IeN missed
the third strike. Callahan hesitated a
moment, and when a spectator shouted
Run on the third striker he scooted
for first. Here's where O'Neu forgot the
first rudiments OF the game, and. al
though the bases were full ne fired the
ball to first. throwing wild. and a run
ner TOmDed in. OF course all or the other
basemen flew around the sacks. and the
Treasury first baseman fired the ball back
TO the plate, where 1t hit Pitcher Croson,
who got in the way, and the other two
men crossed the rubber.
The batting Of Bielaski, J. Smith, and
Bradley was good. The last named made
fine throw to the plate in the eighth.
mailing Bielasla by q yard Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
ALLOWS But ONE HIT.
Mcfarland TwirIs Good Ball for
PaFlSvIevv, ana They Win.

suburban League yesterday IN q slow
and unintercs,ing game. 8 70 2 both
teams fielding In a listless fashion
The winners owe their victory 10 the
mastery twirling OF Mcfarland. who al
lowed but one scratch hit during The en-
tire game Mcfarland. Il he keeps Up
Eis present gait. VII establish a record
for small number OF hits during a game
Had he received any kind OF support yes
terday. he would have shut our his op-
ponents. MaddOx's batting. a catch BY
Gallagher, and fast double play by
Dounely, Applenan. and Boernstein were
the features Score
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
COLUMBIA a. c. WINS.
shove st. Stephens Farther Down
the Ladder BY Beating Them.

The Columbia Athletic Club defeated
St stephens 8 20 0 yesterday IN the Cap
ital CITY League, ire game terminating AZ
the end Of the seventh inning on account
Of darkness. The former District cham
pions experienced no trouble in winning
yesterdays game as St Stephens was
6ufaloed throughout and played ustless
ball
Meister was on the rubber for the win
ners. and despite the fact that be was
very wild. he did creditabls work. Aur-
phys support was very poor. St Ste
phen's making seven errors. enough 20
lose any kind OF a game. Score
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AZ Hanoye-, n. H.-PennsylTauia. 2: Dartmouth. S.
Az Burlington, Vt--YeTmont, 4 Columbia, 0.
Amateur Teams LooIr netter.

The team that wins the District cham
pionship this season will have to battle
mighty hard for the honor. as all OF the
leagues are in better shape to put up a
stlrrer fight than IN the past, There is
no doubt but that the Capital City and
Departmental leagues viii be at each
others throat in the final series. and
these two ancient rivals viii tend to
make the sport interesting. Last sea-
son there was a noticeable decrease in
the attendance OF the post-season series.
due mainly TO the fact that the fans
could net get Up enough interest in the
games.
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PLAY ELEVEN INNINGS.
Commerce and Labor Beats COumis
siOners I'm Hnir-ratsinE Battle.

In the best played and most exciting
game IN the Departmental League this
season Commerce and Labor defeated the
Commissioners 5 TO 4 IN eleven innings
yesterday. For ten innings it was a ane
pitchers battle, but both twirlers weak
ened IN the eleventh. the Commissioners
Scoring two and the Iaborites going one
better IN their half and coping the game
Treadway pitched great ball for ten IN
nings. but in the eleventh. with a seem
ing victory IN his grasp. he weakened.
giving three successive passes and allow
ing one single, which lost him the game.
Menefee caught well behind the bat. as
did Camaller, and there was but a shade
OF difference between them
c. Beckett led the clouters with three
hits for his share OF yesterdays work.
one OF his taps being a double. Rapp.
Shoemaker, and Harding each made two
safe bingles Score:
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Legsonariss.-......... ooo0I 0I1I2As 8 6
MyTmidons........... ; 0 o-S s 8
Battcries-Lcronarics. Hughes and Arrzs: AIyrzni-
Sens. Hover and Battiste.
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winchester Defeats Frederick.
Special to Tho Washington Herald.


Winchester. Va. June 7.-Winchester
defeated the Frederick. Nd. team at
Reservoir Park, this afternoon, before a
large crowd, to 4 The visitors had
one bad inning, the second. when a com
bination OF errors and a couple OF timely
Dingles by the locals put foIn- runs over
the pan Johnson outpitched Maher. but
was free with HIS passes. three OF which
developed into runs. Foard was injured
in the seventh and gave way TO Brooks
Observation-Disclosures. Johnson and Ma
bry; Frederick, Maher and Peaster,
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CONGRESS STREETS DROP ONE.
Lose First Game Of the Season TO
the DumbartOns.

The Congress Street nine met their
first defeat yesterday at The hands Of
the Dumbartons IN an interesting game
by a score OF Il 10 10 Howard pitched
good ball. and HIS team batted out a VIC
tory FOR him The features OF the game
were the catches by Proctor and Stevens
Bagley batted well for the Dumbartons
Eo0~n-
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Left on -BlOomingiale. 2: Pension Once g.
First base on baIs-OR Meek. /: OF Barnes l.
Innings pitched-By Meek. a. By Marrow 4 Hits
rlade-Of Mesk. = OF Msrloa. i OF Barnes. .
Strack Out-By Meek. 2: by MARROW. 3; BIZ Barnes
J. Homc runs-Mess. Mace. Wor1endyke- Three-
base hits-Russo. helfher. TuObass hits-0feak
Mccarthy. Madden O.. Sacrifice hits-Sisss. Kelihsr
Stolen 6ases-AIsss. Moys. Mace MADDEN Barnes
l9. Double play-Barnes 70 Keliher 20 Madden
hit b. pitcaer-By NARROW. /; By Barnes. l. Passed
halls-sienefee. UEpire-Ar. Myers Tine q
game-l hour and SC minutes
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BASEBALL White Ss Mse ss: s TENNIS % M chase AMATEURS
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YEsTERpAY,s RESULTS.

CAPITAL CITY Leasue-Coluzbia A. C.. 8: St ste
phen's O.
Departmental Leagre-Post-oflce. g: Treasury 4
CcnncrCu and labor 5. Commissioner l.
Sunday School LezgUe-HGmline 10: Lauzdan s
Marquette League-Pens0n OGlee. .. Bloomins-
Gale. c.
Independenoe Leagae-AeTiculture. 2: TEiuing A.
C.. G.
Suburban Leasue-PsrkViev. ;; Takorna. 2
z T. T. A. G. A. League-Ca- Departures, Il;
g. & O-6
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TWo-b1so hi-s-Baggett Hurley. Tlree-hass HIT
Priest- stolen b0ses-Welsh. krzft. Howard Mu--
rhy. Pres. Eurley. Ris-cu AIul1in. Double rlav-
Kraft % 1TcDonoueh- Left on blses-C'ol-rltla .
81 Stsrhen's. TO- Fi-z base On bails-Oa Nsis.e-.
3, OF Murphy. 8 Fl-st hase on erro-s-C1l..-- ia
2; s. Stepaen's = HIt by ritcher-Carrou Fen
ton- Sr-uck out-By Neistcr g., by Nr-rhy. G.
Passed ball-Suith. Umrire-lIr. serlev. Ti-1s 81
gume-I hour ard IS minutes
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Left on bases-Treasury, 3; Post-oalce. & First
base on balloon C-osoa, s; OF Ferguson. 2 Struck
out-By CroSOn. 9. by Ferguson. :. BaIk-Feruson-
Three-base hit-Bielasd. Two-base hit-Orrisou-
Sacrifice hitS-hraft. HaTeyCItteT. J. Smith. FeTgu-
son Stolen bases-LOVd (2I. CALLAHAN Hit By
pitcher-By Croson. 3; BY Ferguson. L Wild pitch
Ferguson Passed baIls-O'Neal 2 Umuire-Nr
Collh0Wer. Time Of game-l hour and 47 minutes
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Agl-Aa----r- = II
'Batted for Thomas in tie second
tBatted for Dygat in the eighth.
Philadelphia .--...-........... 0 OOOoo 0 O-l
Cleveland. .....-.-....----...--. l ? 0 0 O-3
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
Chicago, s. Washington, o.
New York, % Detroit, L.
Cleveland, 81 Philadelphia, 1.
Boston, 81 st. Louis, 4.
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9RB Bs2S1N .st|I.I!1:.
Looking Forward

How viii It look two months
from now?
That IS THE question in
buying a summer suit.
To be light and comfortable
a warm-weather suit cannot be
built into permanent shape
with the heavy paddings and
Innings which crafty manufac-
turers use to hide the quality
weaknesses in their winter
clothes.
Only QUALITY fabrics
and the highest order Of tail
oring can make a summer
weight suit which viii keep It's
style TIL golden autumn rele-
gates It 10 the moth balls.
There's at least one place
where such a suit may be had.
and at q fair price-HERE.
Pay SIS to SIS, according
10 your necessity.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
B. & o. DROPS BACK.
Defeat at Hands of Car Department
ShOves Them Into Cellar.

The B. & o. team dropped into last
place in the Railroad Y. NJ c. A. League
yesterday by losing 70 the Car Depart
ment. 13 10 6
The loose fielding Of the losers was re-
sponsible for their defeat. as their twirl-
er, Graham, famed seventeen men, which
comes near being new District record
Owing TO the fact that his catcher could
not hold the ball, his good pitching
amounted 20 naught.
The losers made a rally IN the seventh,
but could not overcome the big advantage
gained by thu Car Denarfn7a-+ ecore-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
WALSH BLOCKS WAY
Nationals Unable to Hit Him
and White SOx Win.
NOT A NAN REACHES THIRD

Chicago Wins the First Game of
the Home Series by OverwheIm-
ing Score OF to ODDLY Gray No
Puzzle TO Westerners-UDstead
Work By Local InAeId.
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Braddocks play Y. N. c. A. Boys.

The Braddock A. c. viii cross bats
to-day with the strong boys department
Y. n c. A. team. at 40 p. n. on the
Monument grounds The last time the
teams met the Braddocks won BY
small margin. and although the Brad
docks are confident OF winning. a good
game Is expected The batteries Tor tie
Brafdook A c. wiz be Bond or Benton
and Cash The Braddocks would Ike
70 arrange games with Al teams aver
aging fifteen years Address challenges
70 H Cash, 1876 Fifteenth street nerth-
WesE
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Io-aIA--.... ! IT ! J
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t-arncd rurls-Ccrg1ess Sfreef, Q. Dumbar10ns. 3
First base b eTu-s-Congrrss Street 8: rumba-tons
3 Left On 6ases-Congress street. Z. DumbarIOnS s.
First base On balls-Of Howard 2, OF CAN'T 5
Struck out-By Howard. 8: by Gantt. 4. Two-has
hi-s-Barley. H0mAn. Can't Stolen bases-E Jack
son ~ Maus Isl. H0nan ~. b. Jackson %. Hit
by pitcher-By Howard. /. by CAN'T, = Umpirss-
Messrs. Myers and 1SeoTEe. Tine q Eame-l hosr
and 8 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08

Let on bases-Detroit 3; New York, g. First
base on errors-Detroit. ,; New York l. Bases on
balls-Of Manning ?; Of Summers. J. Struck
out-By Manning. 5; by Summers. 3; by Works J.
Ihree-base hit-Cree. TwO-hase hits-Schaefer
KlcinoT. Sacrifice ht-MoTiarity stolen base
Engle. Double pays-Schaefer 10 Aush 10 Mo-iarity;
Elberfed 20 Klenow % Austin 70 Klenow; Chase
10 ElbeEeld- Passed baI-SchInidt- Umpire
Messrs Evans and Perrine. Time Of game-I hour
and 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
REDS KEEP IT UP.
Defeat Boston Doves by Batting the
Ball Hard and Timely.

Cincinnati. June BATES started to-
days game with a thTee-base hit. but
was unable 10 score. IN the second inning
the B0stons had the bases full before a
man was retired. and still were unable 20
bring In a tally. Cincinnati knocked Fer
guson out OF the box in the second inning
Sc0rnr
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08

Earned runs-ChlcagO. 5. Left on bases
Washington. 5; Chicago. g. First base
on balls-Oh Gray. 2. of Walsh, l. Struck
out-By Gray. g; by Walsh, l. Stolen
5ases-Parent, IsbelI, Atz Double play
Gray TO Mcbride to DonOhue Umnires-
Messrs. Hurst and Connolly. Time OF
gane-i hour and 25 minutes Attend
ance-3599.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08

First hGss On srTuTs-ParkFisw. Z: Takona. 3
Ieit N hases-ParkvieW. &; Tskome. 6 Bases Oh
halls-OH Mcfarland. 6; a Judd. 4 Str-ck out
BY Mckarl1ud- ;; by Judd. 8 Tro-bass hiss-
Nan. McFarand- Sacrifice hit-King Stolen bases
-Aa6dox- Gallagher. O'Niel Garner Doable
piays-Iie--elly 70 Appleusn % Boernstein. Wins
low TO rcrairCer. Unpirc-Mr. Re1Ean. Tine Of
gzme-l ho1r Gnd 20 miuutss
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
MANNING A WINNER.
Captures Fifth Straight Game for
HighIanders, Defeating Tigers.

New York. June Manning won his
NTH straight game to-day. and would
have shut out the Detroits out for errors
by Austin and LapOrte However, the
Highlanders did some fast fielding and
consecutive hitting, and slammed home
the runs in the fourth and fifth innings.
CCOra-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08

Lcft 01 bascs-BostOn. o: St LO1is Z. Bases on
balls-Of Arclianes. 2; OF CicOtte 2: Of Howell l.
Struck 0ut-By Arellanes. 2; by Cicotte. >: by
Graham. l. Home un-Speaker. Three-hase hit
Speaker. TWObase hits-Walace. Mics. Sacrifice
fy-FoTriA 6aCfnC0 hit-WOlUcT- Stolen basos--
Lord %. Stahl o.. Niles Double play-Nies 10
French 70 Stahl. Wild pitches-By Arellanes, ! by
Graham. / Unpires-Messrs. KERN and OLough-
lin. Tine Of game-2 hours and 10 minutes At
tendarce-7SO
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
GAsIEs TO-DAY.

Capital City Leag1e-Breutrood rs Marines
Departmental Leag1e-Agiculturs Us. Commero
and Labor.
Marquette Leag1c-st Martins rs. Conressionals
Sunday School League-Befhany vs.. Ninth
Indcpendence Leag1e-Manhatfans IS. Advent.
Suburban League-Reed vs.. WOodburn.
r. r y " e. A. Leag1e-Trainmen rs. Car
DepartmenC
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
SEVEN IN A ROW.
LanEdon Loses Another Game, Ham
line Taking This one

Langdon lost its seventh straight game
yesterday in the Sunday School League
when Hamline trounced II BY a score Of
10 20 5
Relchard pitched bis usual good game.
allowing only three singles during his
seven innings IN the box, while Cruiclz-
shanks was pounded hard. fifteen ssfeties
being garnered OF his delivery. The bat
ting OF Sheaffer and Wynkoop was the
feature. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08

TWo-base hits-Bescher. Smith. Threc-base hits
Autchell. Bates. Sac-iies kirs-NfcLean Smith.
Stolen base-Egan. Double plays-Bescher 20 Hob
htzeli Downey % Egan 10 Ho5litzei: Swecney 70
Slem. Bases on bails-OE Campbell. 3, OF Natter.
4 Struck Out-By Campbell. 2; by Mattern. L
Tine q szme-l hour ard q minutes. Uupras-
Messrs CUsack and J0hns;one. Atteudance-27g.
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- -. Z - . Totala........ 5 s
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IW0-hase hii-MclIIlln- SacTidce Lit-kustlsl
Double p2ys-Beebe 70 Gilbert 70 K0ucy: Aioer-
man % Huulmcl % McAI1iar. Alperrnan % Ham
mel. stolen bases-Ellls. Burch Wild pitch
Beebe. Bases on halis-OE Bell 2: OF Saiiae j.
a Becbe. J. Struck out--By Boebe. s. hy Bell &
L-ft On bascs-B-ooklyu. 5. ST. Louis. 4 Umpircs-
Messrs TRULY and Rigser Tins of game Lou-
and s5 uiuu-cs-
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

Al Sc-anton-Scznton. 7: Syracuse. s
At Observation-Disclosures, 5: Troy. 6
AZ ElmirR-Elmira. s: Albany, s.
At Observation-Disclosures, 2; Utica, I
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At JOhnst0Wn-York, 8; JohnstoEn, Z.
AT AltOUa-LanGsrer. z: Altoona, O.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, 2: Wlliamsport- 1
At HaTisburg-TrentOn. /; Harrisburg. s
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Toledo-St. Paul. 3; Toledo. Q.
At Coumbus-Colum s; Milwaukee 2
AT LouisViIe-Louisville. 4: Kansas City 0.
At Indianapolis Indianapolis. o; Minneapolis. l
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Totals 6ugl0 ?
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RED SOx SLUG THE BALL.
Win from ST. Louis Browns by Hit
ting Graham and Howell.

Boston, June T.-Boston took a fall out
CT St Louis to-day by hitting the ball
Z hard Speaker and Stahl welded the ash
in great style The visitors runs were
not earned. Score:
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soUTH ATLANTIc LEAGUE.

At Columbia-Columbia. s; Savannah. 2
At Macon-Macon, 5; Charleston. L
At hattanooga-JaoksOuville. O. Chattanooga. L
At Augnsta-COlumbus Z; Augusta, 2
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Left on hases-Car Department. 4: B. & O &
First base on balls-Of Thorpe. l; OF Graham. I.
Innings pitehed-By Kiroy. 6; By Thorpe. 1 Hits
tnAde-Of kilrey, 10 OF Thorpe. Struck OUT
BY kilroy, s. By Thorpe, 3 By Graham. Z. Tn-o-
base hlts-Ailroy. bls1Aon, White. Stolen bases
Peake, Williams Rosetta Bailey n W Ha15r
Mcdonald, Wall GRAHAM Double play-Knroy 10
Bailey Kit By r1tcher-By Graham, /; b. Kilroy.
1. by Thorpe. L Passed halls-Nhita . Urart-e-
nr. Flynn Tins q gams-l hour end q minutes.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Moutreal-Montreal, II: Toronto. .
At ProEidence-Provideuce, 0; Newark. 8
A. Jersey City-Jersey City, 2: Baltimora. 2
Al ROchester-ROchesteT 10: Buffalo. 2
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SOUTHERN IEAGuE-

AZ Memphis-8lemphis. o: Montgomery. s
At Biuningham-NeW Orleans. o: Birmingham. Z
At Nashville-AIobile. 3: Nashville, l
At Auanta-Atlanta. 70; Little Rock :.
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Left On hases-Agucllt1re. 6: TTi1ing. % First
bas. ou bGlls-Of Burke. 8; o1 sechcru. g StrucS
out-By Burke. G. 5y Seeaozu, :. TEo-base hit-
Coloyer. Saclfca hlts-Bu-kc, CCn1yer OAKLEY
DoEuey. Dirrer. Stolen bases-Marccron e. D1uuey
e. Divver. Oakey. Double plays-3fawhinney %
DoUucT % Mckee; Graham . Conorer Hit %
pitche-By Sechcra. . Wid pitch-SochoTn. Tn
pirc-3fr. Il Nat. Tine q game hour and g
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
GAMES TO-DAY.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
PIRATES STILL WINNING.
Pound Moren In the Eighth an'
Take an Easy One.

Pittsburs, June 7.-Pittsburg jumped on
to Moren. Of Philadelphia. in the eighth
inning. and drove him TO the bench,
scoring in that inning four runs. which
was just enough TO win. as Philadelphia
had scored three runs earlier in the game.
The game was filed with sensational
fielding SCOre-
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Holyoke-Holyoke, & Hartford s.
at 6pringAeld-Springded. ;; Bridgeport. 2
At New Britain-NeW Britain Is: New Haven Z
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08

TWohase hits-Tits. hyatt. Wagner. Three-b base
hit-Ciarkc. SacTihcc hit-Grzut Bases On balls
on M0ren. = Struck out-By Leideld 1: b.
Adams. .; By Moren. g Tine q game-i hour and
Is miuuteS Cmpires-Messrs. KEN and Kane
Attendance-37l2
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08

Fi7St base bT errors-Hauiline. 2; Lang5oa 8 Left
on bases-Baniiins. 8: Lansdo1, 3 Fi-st bass OF
halls-Of a. Cruickshanks s. oi WyukOoD. L n
uings rifched-Bv Reichsrd. Z, b Wynkoop, .
hits nade-OH Reichard 8; % ETynkoop . Strsek
out-By A. Cruiczshanss z. b. RsicAsrd. 2; By
Wynkcop. BaIk-Wynkoop- Tuo-base hirs-I-
SheaEer. FrieS Sacrifice hit-Fres Stolen bases-
J. Sheafs=. lie Foe 81. Fries. 1lattinsly. Pssze.
Pase SantmyaeA Douhs psy-A- Crriczshanks 70
Heah 20 B. CruicEshanks TO Peake Hit b. pttchsr-
81 Rcichard I; b. A. Cr1ickshanks. 2 Wild
pttch-A. C-uickshEnk2 Passed taiis-B Crzlck-
shanks. = Un7irs-Alr. HsShes. Ts-ss q Eane-i
hour and S. minutes
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CARDINALS ARE BLANKED.
brooklyn Takes First Game of Series
by Score OF 2 TO 0.

ST. Louis. June 7.-Broozlyn took the
opening game OF the series from the Car
dinals this afternoon. 10 O. because
Bel twirled a better game than did
Beebe. Score:
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At LaUrence-Fau River. Z; LaErncs, Z
At BrocktOn-BTOckt0n 9. New Bedford. )
AT Lynn-Lynn. 10; Worcester. O
A. HaTerhul-LOweIl. s.: HaTerhill. 3
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CAROLINA LEAGUE.

AZ WinstoD-salan-Ande-son, s. Winstou-salsn. l
a. Greenyile-Greenviile. 2; Charlotte, !
A. SrartarbuE Greensboro, 5; spartanbrr. q
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
TWINING IS BEATEN
Aggies Win Ninth Straight
Game This Season.
BOTH TwIRLERS IN GOOD FORM

Burke and SeehOrn Do Their share
and Loss OF Game Does Not Cast
York Avenue Boys Battle Hard, but
Cannot Connect with Bali.
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Two ont Ehen winning run Eas Scored.
ConnIsslonsz-.---..-.. O0Oll0O -
Cor11seses ard Labor-- o 90 -
Left On -C11nnissi0ncrs. s: CGnnerce ard
Labor. !. FiTsr base On balls-On TreadEzy. s. on
HandibOe StruCk oUt-By TreadEay. s. By
Handiboe, s TWO-base hit-Beckett. Sacrlace hts
Thouaas. Beckett. Rapp Stolen hasss-Lay. ksnDsy
Evans, Rap2 Uu1ire-&z. Bets Tine q sszs-2
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
COLLEGE CANES.

Al Onaha-onaha. Il; Lincoln. s
At Topeka-Topeka, z; Wichita, G.
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MAPS BEAT ATHLETICS.
Hit Plank Hard I'm Opening Innings
and Win, to 1.

Philadelphia, June cleveland hit
Plank hard IN the first two innings to-
day, and won the opening game from the
Athletics by 10 l. Berger pitched an
effective game. Score:
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PENSIONERS WIN EASILY.

Two Hits-Team Mates HIt Hard.
Barnes excellent pitching and the
heavy batting OF his team mates made
yesterdays contest a walk-over foT the
Pension once team. Mess 0Iscs and
WOertndyze. each connected for a homer
The winners hit both Meek and Mar
low freely. Score
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DICTIONARIES WIN SECOND.
Take SIyrmidOns Into Camp IN Cal
Iaudet Garlic League.

In the second game OF CaIlandet Colleges
newly organized Garlic Baseball League.
the team known as the Legionaries, cap
tanned by ". S. Brick, OF New York.
routed the Myrmidons. under John T.
Hover, OF Kansas, 9 to s, in an exciting
game, marked with a garrison finish BY
the frst-named aggregation at Kendall
Green yesterday.
Kid" Hughes and Hover INDUCED IN a
pitchers battle, the latter losing the game
In the last session through several costly
errors Of commission and judgment. with
two long hits thrown in. Score:
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Left on bases-Athletics. 6: Cleveland. 8 Bases On
balls-Of DvEert s. Struck out-By Berger. :. bv
Plank. .; b. Dysert Three-ba-e hit-Berrrr
Two-base hit-Baker. Sacrifice hits-BradIey Hinch-
man. stolen base-Bal Double rlavs-Bakcr %
Davis; Ban 70 stoTalL Hit by ptcher-By Dygert
L Umpires-Alessrs. EEan and sheridan. Tme OF
gane-l hour and 81 minutes. Attendaace-ssss.