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The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
SCHAEFER AND KILLIFER
TRADED FOR DELEHANTY
Deal Closed Yesterday Afternoon and Both
Second BaSemen Will Play Against
Former Teammates To-day.

Second Baseman Jim Delehanty. OF the
Washington club. will cover the midway
station for the Detroit Tigers here to-day
while former Second Baseman Germany
Schaofer. Of the champions. will hold
down the same job for Washington.
The deal was closed by Manager Jen-
nings and President Noyes at 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. and Washington not
only gets Schaefer for Delehanty, but
Outhelder Killlfer to boot.
The Washington Herald stated exclu-
sively last Sunday that Delehanty would
figure in a trade with Detroit. and that
when the Tigers left town DelehRnty
would accompany them; so the news that
the trade has been cOnsummated Is not
so startling as might be expected, as the
fans were in a measure prepared.
With Killifer and Schaefer. Manager
CantillOn has all the best OF the bar
gain, and even Hughey Jennings admits
II, but declares that something had 10
be done TO bolster up his club. IL another
pennant would be won, and Delehanty
is the man he wants.
Tigers Are HenrtbrOken.
The Detroit players are heartbroken
at losing Schaefer. Ty Cobb Sam Craw-
ford. and Bill Donovan expressed them
selves strongly on the subject Donovan
said: Il don't want to see our club lose.
but II I pitch in one Of the games here
hope Schaefer gets FIVE hits out OF as
many times up" Cobb declares that
Schaefer Is not only the best fellow in
the world. but also as good an infeider
as there is IN the American League.
Schafer said last night: It's pretty
tough 10 leave a championship club for
a tailender. and were IL not for the fact
that Joe Cantillon is a warm friend OF
mine and that my being here would help
his team. you can bet I'd be missing
just about this time.
Il intend 10 give the Washington fans
my very best services, and viii work just
as hard for Cantlllon as I have done for
Jennings 1 feel sure that the Nationals
viii finish lot better than many Of the
wise ones predict"
Delehanty Is delighted with the trans
fer. ''Why shouldn't ! be-" he ex-
claimed. I have been roasted to a
whisper by the bleacher fans here II I
booted the bail they called me every
! thing on the calendar; even II I happened
to pull of good play / never got credis
for IL. With Detroit l hope things viii
break better. Hughey Jennings and are
old pals and l am going 10 work my
head off for him."
Killifer. the other player figuring in the
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PRINTERS OFF FOR CHICAGO.
Baseball Club Composed of Mem
bers of Columbia Union, No. IOI.

bers OF Columbia Union, No. 1O1.
Columbia 1O1 baseball club leaves this
evening at p. m. for Chicago. where they
viii participate in the second annual
tournament of the Union Printers Ma
tional Baseball League. After five days
play in Chicago, a stop-over at Pittsburg
for game with the printers club Of that
city win wind up a ten-day tour that
will long be remembered by those who
are fortunate enough to go.
Chicago Typographical Union has made
elaborate preparations to entertain the
seven visiting clubs and rooters, which
should make the 1903 tournament a credit
to all printerdom.
A handsome testimonial will be given
to Charles Comiskey, OF the White Sox.
on whose grounds the ball games VIII
be played The club will have its own
car from here to Chicago. and so far the
party consists of twenty-eight, including
the following:
AR and Mrs. Weaver, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank S. Lerch. Miss Reynolds. J. W.
Reynolds, T. II. Ring and son. William
Williams and son, James T. Elicit. c. J.
Anderson. Samuel c. Hinwood Ben
Wood, ~ NJ, Julian, Joe Quinn. Frank S.
Thornberg, Tony Suess. George G. Sci
bold, c. P. Johnson, R. B. Wilhide. War
ter Ball. David McCarty, T. d. Nc
Carly, James War-ener, P. c. Hilton and
W z. Shields jr.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
AFTER THE PENNANT.
Manhattan Takes Close Contest from
TyVIninE Athletic Club.

Manhattan nipped a close game in the
Independence League yesterday. defeat
ing Twining in hotly contested battle.
to 2
Twining took the lead IN the second
round. when Rupert was franked. ad-
vancing 10 second on McKee's pretty
sacrifice, and tailed on Rupertus' bingie
over second. Manhattan came back with
two IN the first half OF the third. when
limbaugh reached first on a felder's
choice. and Donnelly tore of a scratch
home run. On Benefits bingle and
Burke's three-sacker, Twining tied il up
in their half, but this closed the gates
for the New York avenue lads for the
game. Dom tailed the winning run ii
the sixth, when, after securing q single,
he took advantage Of costly errors.
Burke. on the mound FOR Twining.
was easily the lone star. tanning twelve
men in seven rounds and keeping the
Manhattan bingles scattered. Baseball
luck. however. was in favor of Kraft's
crew. and they kept their weather eye
open for every chance 20 tally. Score:
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York, 10g ST. Louis, ,.
PittSburg, IL Boston, o.
GAMES TO-DAY

Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York Rt Chicago.
Brooklyn at 81. Louis.
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ST. Louis. ................ 0 0 90 0 0 IL
Philadelphia. 0 o 0 5000 Q %
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COP THE PENNANT.
Pension Bureau First Under the
Wire I'm Marquette.

Pension Bureau won the pennant in the
Marquette League yesterday by defeat
ing the Columbia Printers in a free-for-all
slugging match, y 10 ;.
The Clerks started to fatten their bat
ting average In the first inning. and in
the third Wnhide retired in favor Of Will
inms, who finished the game very little
better than his predecessor.
Mccarthy and Mess led al the bat for
the winners. the last-named making a
Ecme run in the seventh with Two on
bases
Julian played good game at third
handling four assists and four put-outs
cleanly. Mace played well In center
making tH-o dIf7cult catches. Score:
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ARE STILL LOSING.
HyattsviIIe Puts n Crimp in the
Langdon Aggregation.

Hyattsville, Nd, Aug u.-Hyattsville
and Langdon met here to-day in the last
scheduled game Of the season in the
Prince George County League. the VIC
tory going 10 the home team to the tune
Of 20 J.
Lash pitched a fine game for Hyatts-
vile, and incidentally received swell sup
port. Langdon had three men on bases
in the fourth, with one man down. and
Lash allowed only one run TO come over.
E. Porter. fer Langdon. was ineffective
and was relieved by Mcmahon
Darnall. late Of Cumberland, was be-
hind the bat for Hyattsville and none
Of the visitors was willing to take
chances on his throwing arm. Hyatts-
vile has six postponed games. but moth
ing definite has been arranged as 10
when they will be played off, Score:
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WIND UP SEASON.
Brentwood Wins ChamPiOnship in
n-s,,. Cooryo COuurv Taogua

Brentwood Wins Championship in
Prince George County Lengue.
Brentwood. Nd, Aug. u-To-day was
the wind-up OF the scheduled games in
the Prince George County League. Brent
wood coming out on top. The new cham
pions met Riverdale here to-day and the
being 6 to .. 1t was pitchers battle
between Piozet for Riverdale and Fent-
ress for Brentwood. Fenress getting
slightly the better Of the argument.
Riyerdale put up a weird fielding game,
Piozet and Tanning both making wild
heaves in the same inniHS. allowing two
runs 20 come in. Malouey pulled of a
double play at second unassisted. Score:
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Capital City League-Brentwood. 4; MARINES. }
suaday school LeaEuc-Niuth. 9; Hamline o.
(Farfeited) Exhibition game: Ninth. :, Olympia I
Marquette League-Pension Bureau, p; Columbia
l0u g.
Indefendenee Lcagle-Marhattan, J, TWiulng, =
Suburban Leaglr-NO game
R. r. Y. ". c. \. Leagle-Adams. Is; shop
men. ..
CcloTed Departmental Leagle-Agriculture, 5;
Mnnicir.al ~.
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Pittsburg. Aug. 1.-THE only run IN to-
second inning by the Pirates. when Richie
passed Camnitz 20 first with the bases
full. forcing Abby over the plate. The
home team could get but four hits OF
the Boston twirler. but helded perfectly.
and the Red Sox made three errors.
Beaumont made two singles and a sac
rifice hit figured in double play and
handed two put-outs his work being one
Of the features Of the contest which
proved 70 be one OF the shortest played
here this season. Score:
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DOYLE IN FORM.
HIghIanders Win from White Sox by
Eighth-inning Rally.

New York. Aug. u.-With a brace Of
clean hits. which came at a time when
the fans had given up hope, the High
landers scored two runs in the eighth
inning and beat the Chicago White sox
to-day These runs We're just enough
20 land the victory. as up 20 that poiEt
the Sox had the score 1 TO in their
favor. Doyle pitched a fine game for
the New Yorks. striking out nine men.
Score:
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Lord ont. hit by batted bail.
'Battcd for joss IN ninth inning.
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BURIED UNDER LANDSLIDE.
"Ginnts" Trim -. Louis Nationals
Making Nineteen Runs I'm Game.

St Louis. Mo. Aug. 1.-THE Giants
completed the humiliation Of Brssnahan
and his deputies this afternoon. not only
by making it five straight victories. but
by submerging them under food Of
nineteen runs.
Roger was spared witnessing the over
Whelming defeat Of his youngsters. having
been immolated on the altar Of a kick
early in the game and sent off the field.
It wasn't long before the contest became
a roaring burlesque. the elimination OF
the route coming IN the sixth inning,
when fifteen Of the Giants went TO the
bat tan Of tbcr,, srOrinu
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Earned r1ns-Brsnswcod. ); Marines. . Lett on
bases-Brcutwood. 3; Marines. 6 First base en-
balls-OR Cray. 3: % PTiddy Struck out-By
Cray, S; by Priddy. l. Hosae r1n-Herring- Thres-
bsss hit-Hess,cr. TWo-Aase hits-Noyes. Harris.
Haywood. Herring BeTlick. NIeagAer. Sacrifice nits
-Eanais. SNYDER stolen bases-NuSs Hsrriss BeT-
lick Handiboe. Double plays-Meagher 20 Hannis
- Mcasher: Bcrlick % Harriss 70 Meagher. Passed
5ail-Noyes. Unpire-Mr. Setley. Tine Of ganae-
l hour and 50 minutes
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on errors-Detroit, 2: Washington. ?. Left
on bases-Washington S. Detroit, Z. First
base on balls-Of Killian. .: off Gray. g.
Two-base hlt-McBride Sacrifice hits
Unglaub. OLecry. Stolen base-Killifer.
Double plays-Dclehanty to Mcbride 10
DCnOhue: Milan 10 DonOhue Umpires-
Messrs. KERN and Egan Time OF game
l hour and 10 minutes. Attendance, 2,5i2
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
SWAMPS THE sHOPMEN.
Adams Express Team Locates the
Ball for Twelve BfnEIes.

Adams Express played all around the
Shopmen yesterday in the Railroad
Young Mems Christian Association
League, winning by the score Of 13 to 2.
Ferguson vas knocked out OF the box
in the third inning. after twelve hits had
been registered by his opponents. four
OF them being good for three sacks and
one for the entire circuit Carroll, who
relieved him, did not allow g hit during
the remainder Of the contest
The losers played poor game In the
field. making six costly errors. which fig
wed largely ln the rnn-gettlng. Score:
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GEoRGETOWN LEAGUE.
PRINCE GEoRGE coUNTY LEAGUE.
coIoREp DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital CITY Lsagle-One Of postpQped games
Sunday School Leagae-Be,hany " sHamline-
Marquette League-St. Martins vS Tsnglewood-
Indcps ndence League-ACges vs.. Manhattan
Suburban LeagIe-ParkvieW vs.. PetWOrJh-
r. r. \. N. c. A. Leegle-Gamc postponed
Colorcd Departmental League-Interior vs. 6
y a
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Left on Iases-PCuSiCn OfiCc Z. Columbia. g. Flrst
base cn balls-Of WIhidc /; of Ro5in5on. l. on
Lynch. . Innings pitchcd-By Robinson. 5. by
Lynch g. by Wilhide. 3. ty Williams. 5 Hits
madc-Oir Robinson. Q: on Lynch. 8; of Wilhiie.
g: OF Williams 70. Struck out-By Lynch. S.
by Robinson. 5; by Williams c. Home uln-AIess-
Three-base hit-Hc-rimau. Tw0-basc hits-McCar-
thy. Mess. Sacrifice hits-Nace % Mccarthy.
Th0rubclg. Julian. Stolen bascs--Ne1Ciee. Mess
Dcub.e llays-Julian 70 Shields; Thornherg % Ball
Lynch 20 Maddox to Mess. Hit by Pitcher-By
Lynch. 1. Passed baI-Suess. Umrirc-lir Myer.
Time Of game h0ur and g minutes
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HAMLINE FoRFEITS AGAIN.
Olympia Athletic Club Then Wins
Exhibition Game.

Owing to the nonappearance Of tho
Hamline team. in the Sunday School
League. the game was forfeited 10 Ninth.
Not to disappoint a large crowd, the
Olympia Athletic Club played Ninth, and
to the surprise Of Ali easily defeated them
by 8 to 1.
shorty" Hughes. the umpire, played
for Ninth. and covered ground like a
youngster around the second sack Other
features Of the game were the batting of
Luscombe and Crabie. Score;
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Twc-base hits-Brmingham, Laioe. Thre-base
hits-Wamer Stovall birmingham D. Lord. sscri-
fec hits-H Lcrd Mcconnell. stolen base-Mc-
COnnen Double pays-Lord 10 st0vall: Wagner 20
Mcconnell 10 stahl Left ON bases-BostOn. 4;
ClcTCland g. Bases On balls-On JOSS ?: of
Arcllianes. J. Struck out-By Arcllanes 4; By Joss.
2 Passed ball-Eastcrly. Umpircs-Nlessrs. OLOuga-
lin and sheridan Time os gamc-I hour and 40 min
utes. AttendGucc-E35I
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
BOSTON REFUSES TO WAIVE
ON SMITH OF Nationals

II was learned last night TINT
Manager CuntillOn had asked for
waivers on Pitcher Charley
Smith. and that all of the Amer
icnn League clubs. with the ex-
ceptiOn of Boston, had waived.
Manager Fred Lake would
like TO get Smith. and n deal
with the Boston Club is not un-
likely, as many are of the OPin-
Ion that Smith is too good
mnn 10 be reIeEn<ed TO the
minors.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
CONNIE MACK BUYS TWO
MINOR LEAGUE STAR PLAYERS

WilSesbnrre, Aug. 11.-COnnie
Mack, manager cf the PhiIndel-
phiC Athletics. put through a
deal to-day whereby he secures
First Baseman Peter NOOnnn and
Pitcher Herman MaIloy. Of the
WilkeSburre te.m. Both play
ers were purchased outright by
Mack, and viii tOin tho team mt
the end OF the Tri-Stnte League
season.
The announcement was sur
prise, ns IL yTas believed that
both players had beer gOrtcn by
Manager Dunn, of the Baltimore
team, NOOnan leads the league
Mt bat. with an average of .4Ss.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
0X0N HILL WINS.
Glendale Proves Weak Mt Bat and
Loses Out, Q 10 @.

Loses Out, . TO O.
Upper Marlboro Nd. Aug. 1.-THE
baseball teams from oxon Hill and
Glendale played a fine game here to-
day. the former club winning out by tho
score Of 3 to G. The contest was wit
messed by a large crowd. many prefer
ring the ball game to the races.
For Oxon Hill the Rusk brothers were
in the points, Glendale connecting for
but seven hits.
Lancaster pitched for the losers. Fish.
er. for the winners. played fine ball at
shortstop. Oxon Hill has won fifteen
out Of seventeen games played this year.
Mr.. Herney G. Machen, Of Hyattsville.
went mile in his Ford machine In 1:5O
He was accompanied by Sherin Frank P.
Hurd.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
PHILLIES ARE BEATEN.
st. Louis Americans Defeat MHck's
Team in Eleven inning Game.

Philadelphia, Aug IA triple by
Williams and single by Griggs. batting
for Criger, gave St. Louis q victory in
the eleventh inning Powell pitched su-
perbIy and was faultleSsly supported.
Score.
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Left on bases-St Louis. l3 Philadelphia. s. Bases
on bals-OH Morgan. ?; of Powell, ; Struck ont
BY Morgan. l. Three-base hits-Bauy Williams
Sacrifice hits-Joacs -. CrigCr. Stolen bases
Hartzel Jones Double plays-Wallace 20 Williams
20 Jones; Hartzcll 20 Williams; Ferris % Williams
10 Jones. Hit by pitchcr-By Morgan. l. Unpires
-Slcssrs Evans and Pcrrine Time q game-2 hours
and 70 minutes. Attendance-7.l7i
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

Left ca bascs-Adans Express. l.: ShoTmen. 2
First base o1 balls-Od Ferguson. . Innings pitch
cd-By Ferguson. 2l3: By Cauon. % Hits mads
OF Fen7isca. L. Struck out-By Ferguson. 2; by
Graham. 3 Hcuc rrn-I Peck. Three base hits
T. Peek woodward l2l. $ Peck. Dalton rwo-bass
hits-Adams Carroll Stolen bases-Woodward %
= Peek. Anderson o. Barnes. Carroll. Umplrs-
Mr. Taylor. Tine Of gzme-e minutes
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Earned rms-Ri7erdale. /; Brcutwocd. 3. Three
base hit-Haycs Passed ball-J. Fannng. Bases on
balls-0f Piozct. 3; Of Fcntress. ,. Struck out
By Piozet 2; by FentrcsS. s. Double p.ay-Malouey
lunassiStodl. Stolen bases-Burch. NalCncy. Beckett
Adamsua. and Ackcrs. Umpirc-1lr Meyers. Time
Of game-l houz and 10 Minutes
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stolen Sase-Wilson- sacri6cs hits-Nicr. Alb
stein. Barbeau. Bases on baIls-On RiChie. J.
Struck out-By Camuitz. 3: by Richie. 3 Umpires
-Nlcssrs KlCm and Kane. Time cf gnme-l hour
and 30 minutes AttCHdIncc-103
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Two-tasc hits-Hemphill EIbcrfeld. Atz, saci-
fee hits-HemphiIl. Engle Stolen bascs-Enge,
Knight AltiDcr. Atz. Bases on balls-Of Doyle.
3; of Smith !. Struck Out-By Doyle. 9; by
smith. Hit b. pitcher--By Doyle. I. Left on
bascs-New York Q; Chicago, s. Umpire-Air. Con
molly. Time Of game-2 hours aud minutes
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Leit On bases-Acw York, II; 81. Louis II. Bases
on bals-Of CrandaTl. 2: OH Laudemilk g. Struck
out-By Crandall. 2; by Raleigh. 2 by Laudeunilk.
/: by Sullivan. ]: by Meltcr. l. Homo nun
CTlndan- ThTeO-base hits-Ellis. RCney. TTo-baSe
hit-Mcyers Sacrifice hit-Murray. Sacrifice flies
Murray Crsndau Honey. Stolen bases-Doyle.
Ellis Koncy Murphy. Double play-BridweI 20
Doyle 70 MCrElc. Hit by pitcher-By Raleigh. /;
by Laudcrmilk l. Hits made-Of Raleigh In 2
innings. on Lardcrmilk. 6 in 5 l-3 innings: on
sullivan 3 In l-3 inning: OF Melter. in three
innings. Umpires-MCssrs. Emse and O'Day Time
Of game-2 hours and Is minutes.
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heir new suits. Score

Loft on bases-Agriculturc. 4; Municipal s. First
base q balls-Od Grimshaw, 5. InliiGgs piichcd-
By Hall 3: by GrimshaW. ;. Struck cut By
GrimsAaw. G: BY Hail. 2 Hcmc rlns-Alexander.
Grant Thrce-bssc hits-Hall. Atkinson Tvo-baSe
hit-Atkins. UnpiTe-Air. Holly. Time Of game-l
hour and 10 minutes
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Two-hase hit-Heuing. Home wn-A Leakin
Double play-Sololncn 70 Hartley 10 MacNeil Stolen
bascs-Herring. lash. Hartley -. Sacrifice Mt
Darnall. Stuick out-By Lash. /: by McAIahon. I !.
By Porter ]. Base on bals-Of. Porter. l. wild
pitch-Lash. Hits msde-Of Porter. in innlnrs
Ump.rs-sir Fleishmann. Time Of game-l hour
and 10 minutes
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Earned runs-Olympia. 5; Ninth. 3 Wild pitch
Betz. Bases on bals-Of Bctz /; OF Hands,
Stolen bascs-MieS. Hughes BucSler o.. Evans.
Dodge LHscosnbe Thrce-base hit-GOcbcl. Sacri-
fec hit-Goebel Struck out-By Bet, .; By Hands.
l. Umpirc-1lr Brown. Time u gamc-l hour and
45 minutes.
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Left on Discrimination, ;; Twinins. First
base on balls-Of limbaugh &; on Burke. 2 Struck
out-By Umbaugh. &; by Burke. z Home run
Dsrnelly. Three-base hits-Burke. Buckley. Sac
riAcs hitS-Gadiner Diver Stolen bases-Rupsr-
tus. Falconer Dom. Double play-Gin 70 Car.
Irmni-e-Nir Handi5oe. Time Of game-l hour.
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TIGERS ARE BEATEN
Nationals, by Timely Hitting,
Win Good Game.
FINE TwIRLING BY GRAY

District Fans ReveI In SnRppy Ex-
hibitiOn, Brimful Of Spectacular
Bride Smashes Out Timely Two
bngger-MilSe Knhoe Behind Bat.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
BOSTON is SHUT OUT
Richie'S WildneSs Gives the
Game TO PittSburg.
PIRATES PLAY WELL IN FIELD

Smoky City Ball TOssers Handle
Everything I'm ErrOrIess Fashion,
while Boston Makes Three Slip
ups-DeHumOnt Plays "A Good Game
and Gets Two Hits-Fast Contest.
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Hot Springs Wins This One.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Hot Springs, Va. Aug. u-Hot Springs
turned the tables on Holden to-day, win
ming by the score OF 6 to 5. The game was
exciting from start to finish. Score:
RH. Z.
Hot Springs. ..Oool1O2 0-s 5 ?
Holden. o 0 o 0 0-5 5
Batteries-Hot Springs. Burgandine Ettinger.
Brinkley, and Malay; Holden. Meyers. Pine. and
Vance.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha Omaha. Z; Sioux City, 0.
At Des Moines-Des Moines, &; Lincoln, 4
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Birmingham o; birmingham. L
AT Atlanta-Atlanta, 9; Montgomery, 4
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Washington, 3, Detroit, ..
st. Louis, L Philadelphia, o.
New York, - Chicago, L.
Boston, &; Cleveland, 2.
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NEW CLUB WINS.
Agriculture Defeats Municipal in
COIOred Departmental League.

Agriculture made its debut in the
Colored Departmental League yesterday,
defeating Municipal, 10 to 10,
Municipal tried TO check the Aggies'
batting with three relays Of pitchers. but
they all looked alike to the Farmers in
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Hnrrisonburg Defeated.

Fredericksburg. Va, Aug. n.-Freder-
lcksburg to-day took the third game OF
the series with Harrisonburg, and but for
a pass ball by the catcher the visitors
would have been shut out. Score:
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MAPS LOSE AT BOSTON.
Hard Hitting Game Goes to Red sox,
10 2

Boston, Aug. lin a hard-hittlng game
Boston won from Cleveland to-day. to
. Score:
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Totals. lo2 l3 2 Totals
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-19
IMPORTANT COMPLAINT
PRESENTED TO BODY

Washington. Oct. ls.-A complaint of
far-reaching consequences was filed
today with the interstate commerce
commission, involving the reasonable
ness and lawfulness If freight rates
charged by the railroads in the south
western part nf the country on ship
ments destined tn interior middle
western points
The petition was filed by the South
western Shippers Traffic association.
representing shippers in Texas Okla
hnma. Kansas and Colorado. against
the Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe rail-
road and b other interstate car
riers.
1t in alleged that the rates on traf-
fl through Ire ports af Galveston.
Port Arthur. part Bolivar and Texas
City, Texas. destined to points in
oklahoma, Kansas and Colorado are
unjust. unlawful and discriminatory
and nrejaaical - the interests of the
points of destination. a. compared
with the rates ta similarly located
neints from New Orleans and Mem
rhis-
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-19
DESK SERGEANT PLAN
SATISFACTORY
NEW SYSTEM lNAuGuRATED IN
MissOuLA POLICE CIRCLES
IS MAKING GOOD.

Yesterday marked tire inauguration
If the new disk sergeant system in
AiSs"ula police circles. rev. at any
rate. for this city. ard IL has So far
proved very satiSfas tory WITH Chief
uf Po.ic" Ncalry and Chick White
"n Til" day SHIFT, and Captain of Police
Mcdonald and officer Carver uu Thu
night inh. ii is u"w arranged So that
an officer may hr obtained to take
care nl amy trouble which may arise
tEd"r the n"w system. IN asa at the
patrniwcn whose beats are anywhere
near til" police station. the room un-
IT, report In person every hour. while
those whose distance from the hear,
nj the city would preclude any such
action. are tn report by telephone \
record is kept of each officer ard his
whereabouts is known at any time. NJ
that - necessary for auyene desiring
an officer Ia do IL tn call the police
headquarters. phone 81. and an officer
will do the rest.
Another advantage tn the system Is
the fact that man under arrest in
taken before the desk sergeant, In
the prest nee of the officer and the
arrcsting patrolman. he In searched.
thus providing two witnesses to that
operation and doing away with all
complaints which might happen to