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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-20
B 4rhree Twins."

The real treat of the season is in
store for local theatre goers when Jos.
M. Gates presnts Three Twins" the
New york and Chicago musical sue
cess, at the Grand Opera House on
Thursday. December 2sd.
three Twins ran for five months
IN chicago and ten months in the Her
AID square Theatre in New York, and
was the pet Of Broadway.
The company presenting "fnree
Twins. numbers over seventy people
and is headed by Thomas Whiffon, who
plays the role of Tom stanhope, and
Miss Florine sweetman Other prom1'
nent members Of the cast are Edward
Wade, Henry schumann-Heink. Hugh
Foy, Russell Lennon, Neil Kelley, John
Abbott, Helen Du Bots.
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most of the night. In fact, some OF
the papers in other cities have csolded
those who have not attended the per-
fornance when they had the emporium;
tty. The New York Herald critic, af-
ter reviewing Three Twins says:
'Tnere was ice in the foyer OF the
Herald Square Theatre last night
great cakes of it, but for cooling PR
poses only. No frost was permitted to
settle upon Three Twins" which Mr..
Joseph NJ. Gates begged to introduce
to New York theatre goers. No apol'
ogies are necessary for them; they are
as lively collection of triplets as any
body could ask for in a summer show
".cuddle Up Little Closer, Lovey
Nine and .Yama Yana Man songs
were two Of the most ambitious must
cal numbers"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-20
american beauties and viotts,
THE H. WEBER g SONS Co,
WAGNER LEADS.
Pittsturs Veteran Has the Highest
Batting Average.


NEW YORK De- 20.-H1S Nag
ner. shcrtstoS Of aide. Ptttsprs base
tall club. rgain leads tine htters OF
tho National league with aPsrcent,
age Of .s3s III the official hattps aver
ages made public by President John
JIeydler. of the Natiorr.l Lhgae, u
day. Wagner welded nine WlIo effec'
lively making l6S' hits TOR rtOtal OF
242 bases. outfefder Mitchell. Of Gin
cinnatl. II tied SO. BescheJ Ut Gin
cinnati. ed the bi.se stealers prrloin.
ing 81 bases.
Pdttsburg l"d in heam hatb4e with
an average of .259. The works clam
pions also LODI in rnr.gctEts, com
plotting the circuit 7O1 times.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-20

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE nAY
Take LAXATIVE BROAIo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
1t fails to cure. e. w. GRoFEs' sig.
nature is on each box. 25c.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York, ~ PittsburG, o.
Cincinnati, Il Brooklyn, o.
Chicago, L; Philadelphia, o.
81. Louis, 81 Boston, -
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D0UBLE-HEADER NOTES.

Ought to have had one
Cheer up Cleveland Is coming.
Tom Hughes stock is going up.
Jakey Atz played great ball here.
Has anybody seen Jimmy sebring?
Glad TO see Otis Clymer in the game.
shipke Is hitting like fend for Omaha.
George Browne had no kick coming.
He was easy
In the ninth inning Manager Sullivan
put youngster named Reilley In right
garden
With Cleveland here for six games. the
Nationals have a fine chance to stop their
losing streak.
Sweet revenge for BIZ Burns all right!
The big fellow had the Indian sign on
| the home flock
Clymer's one-hand catch OF Smiths
drive in the sixth inning Of the second
gamo was thriller.
Isben couldn't touch Walter Johnson.
but three-bagger and a single fell 70
his portion in the second mill.
Bob Ganley continues to swat the at
mosphere with decided regularity for
the Athletic pennant chasers.
Guess this man Tannehill is a bum
shortstop? Guess again. He robbed
Street Of a hit in the third inning OF
the first game.
Umpire KERN was good 70 Pat Dough-
erty In the ninth chapter OF the wind-up
battle. Dougherty's grOunder hit the
ump in the back.
Clymer is credited with a hit in the
fourth inning Of the second game by the
scorer on this paper. Other scorers re-
fused TO give him one
This big cotton top Oil had the crowd
with him from the start Even when he
struck out in the eighth the bleacherites
yelled, You're al right, Ohlie. ."
The White Sox pulled out OF town at
3 O'Clock last night most OF them bound
for Atlantic City for two days on the
boardwalk and a bit Of salt water
When Groom hit Altizer on the leg
Davy rolled around on the ground as
though his last hour had come. All ne
got from the crowd was bunch OF boots.
They thought he was shamming.
Purtell got OF with a lucky hit IN the
final stanza Of the last game. He dumped
a grounder along the third base line. Wild
ConrOy watched the bail roll-fair by an
eyelash.
Freddie Parent was hit on the forearm
by one Of JOhnsOns speed balls In the
initial inning. and quit the game IN favor
Of doc" White. Parent said that the
bruise pained him so badly he could not
get a good grip on the bat
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01

A large gallery was present at the new
grounds Of the Washington Cricket Club.
In Rock Creek Park. and witnessed an
excellent game OF cricket. The Presi-
dents team and the secretary's team
opposed each other, the former winning
by a score OF IS 10 So
There were many brilliant plays. and
the feature Of the game was the batting
OF shoesmith. who made a stand FOR 81
runs. R. Roberts and 4 A Sousa
batted best for the losers. making 20 and
IS. respectively. J. II. Norman bowled a
splendid game for the Presidents team.
as dld also VIII McWade for the Secre-
tary's eleven.
Capt. James Quinn announced practice
games for Wednesday and Saturday aft
ernoons, and on August s the first team
Of the club will play a match game at
Baltimore. having as their opponents the
strong Sons Of st. George eleven. The
score
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German Champion Single scu11er.

Continued on Page 4, Column ?.
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DISCUSS PULLIAM SUCCESSOR
National League MagnateS to Hold
Important Meeting.
John HeydIer Considered Logical
Successor for National
League President.

New York, July S1-SOon after the
burial OF Harry Pulliam IN Louisville on
Monday there will be a meeting of the
board Of directors Of the National League
to consider a man 10 take full charge OF
the duties Of the late executive and to
h!l his place on the national commission.
Notice Of the untimely end OF Harry
Fulliam was sent TO the various mem
bers of the board Friday last, Just as
soon as Secretary Heydler was able to
hurry back 70 the older organizations
Offices IN this city. and to-day a meeting
CT the board was called. TO be held In the
Falls City some time Monday night The
probabilities are that Heydler will be
urged to step in and take temporary
command OF the National League by or
der of the directors The members OF the
board of directors are John Dovey. Of
Boston; Charles Ebbets. of Brooklyn;
Garry Hermann, OF Cincinnati; Barney
Dreyfuss, Of Pittsburg. and Charles Aiur-
ply, OF Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01

shrift and die a speedy death Smith and
Doc" White take a fendish delight in
making the Nationals dance 20 their
music. The chunky finger was just as
effective as ever. The Nationals were
lucky 70 scrape up five hits or his de-
livery.
Groom started like a cyclone by fan
ming the first two batters. but in the
second Dougherty thumped safely to
right for two bases. PurtelTs bunt sent
him to third, and Tannehilrs slam to
center scored the run. Atz singled past
Delehanty, pushing Tannehin around to
third. Groom cut loose with a wild
pitch, and fanny walked home
Altizer opened the third by blasting 70
right for single. DOC" White laid
down a bunt. and Isbell cracked out
three-bagger Score-Chicago, 8; Ma
tionals. 0.
Out Comes Groom.
Groom braced I'D and did better until
the seventh. when It was plainly evident
to everybody that his heart was not IN
his work IN the seventh Altizer was
hit in the calf OF the leg and White
walked. Cantillon ordered Groom to fade
in the direction OF the clubhouse, and
OH was called upon 70 assume the bur
den. Isbel was out on a sacrifice hit.
and Dougherty gave "Jiggs'' Donohue
hot grounder "Jigger'' saw he could
not catch Altizer at home. so was con-
tent TO retige his man at first.
Oil kept up the good work in the eighth
and ninth innings, and managed TO choke
of further attempts at runs by the
Windy City tribe
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
AS A TRIBUTE To PULLIAM,
MONDAY GAMES ARE OFF

Owing to the funeral of late
President Pulliam. or the Nation
nj League. all games scheduled
in both the National and Amer
lean leagues have been called
OF.
Washington plays the CIeve-
land Maps on Tuesday in n dOu-
ble-hender. Tom Hughes aud
Charley smith VIII do the pitch
fnE.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
STANDING ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY.
BY WILLIAM PEET.

The Nationals wound up a week OF dis
astrous double headers by dropping two
games to the Chicago White Sox yester-
day afternoon. 10 and 10 o
Walter Johnson and BIZ Burns faced
each other IN the opener. and q beautiful
pitchers battle resulted. To show how
things are breaking against the home
team, Washington made one error. a
tumble by Mcbride. and this little slip up
lost the game. Burns. for Chicago. made
two errors himself. yet neither proved
costly.
A quick thinking play by TannehnI and
Isbell, killing the only promising oppor-
tunity for a Washington tally, and q
circus catch by Milan were the features.
smith Is InvincibIe.
In the second game. with Frank Smith
on the rubber, the Nationals never had
a chance in the world to score. Groom
tWirled a Istless game for the locals and
was yanked out OF the box in the sew
enth. OIL. who succeeded him. was ef-
fective and make a good impression on
the crowd
Otis Clymer furnished the sensation OF
catch Of Smiths line fly to deep left IN
the sixth. and robbing the Sox twirler OF
u sure three-bagger.
Clymer got back into the game with
vengeance. smashing out three hits dur
ing the afternoons frorc and showing
ell of his former speed on the bases. Otis
is really not in shape to play. but had
10 work. as George Browne, by his sense
less kicking, caused Umpire KERN 70 drop
the flag and order Georgia TO the club
house This happened In the seventh in
ming OF the first game.
The Opening Battle.
The sox grabbed the only run Of the
game in the second inning. PurteH. the
first man up. sent an akward bounder to
Mcbride Mac" fumbled. and Purteu
was safe. A passed ball advanced Pur-
tell 20 second. Tannehn gave Jiggs
HoiohUe a hard roller and on this play
Purtell skipped down 10 third. Jakey
Atz was the boy with the wallop at the
critical time and lifted one OF John
sons choice shoots 70 an unguarded spot
IN left field. PUrtell scampered home
with the only run and what proved the
winning tally
Old Man Opportunity came knocking at
the Nationals door in the seventh. but
some boneheaded work on the part OF
George Browne sent the golden chance
glimmering. The prodigal son led of
with a neat buut to Bill Burns. who
slammed the ball wildly to Isbeii BY
fast sprinting Browne reached second.
DOnohue's sacrifice advanced him TO
third. Unglau5 sent hot grounder
which Purtell stabbed on the dead run,
tossing the ball 70 first ahead Of Unglaub.
Browne saw that he had no chance TO
get home, but stepped or the bag few
feet. Lee Tannehill, with a couple OF
stealthy strides. sneaked down from
short. Isben slammed the ball 70 Tan
ny" and before Browne could scramble
back he was caught red-handed, and set
up an awful howl, protesting IN vigorous
language 10 Umpire KERN. Brownies
angry words touched a vulnerable spot
in his jumps makeup. You're out Of
the game"' said KERN. and that settled
It.
The Nationals could do absolutely
nothing with Bill Burns, who pitched
probably the best game Of his career
on the local patch. Curves. speed. and
beautiful control made the home folk
look like the cellar champs Of the Alex
andria league.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
ORTIZ COLLINS EARNED
TO MINNEAPOLIS CLUB

Orth Collins, the Washington
boy, signed for a try-Out in the
Nationals outfield, left last night
for Louisville, KY. 20 join the
Minneapolis club. where he will
finish out che season.
Collins Is still the property OF
the Nationals, aud will be watch
ed carefully while in the Amer
lean Association. He should have
little difficulty In making good.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01

Earned runs-Chicago, 2 FIRST base on
errors-Washington, @ Left on bases
Chicago. 9; Washington. S. First base on
balls-On Smith. 1; Off Groom, s. Innings
Hits made-On Groom. 6: of OH. 8
struck Out-By Groom. 3; By OIL. ]: by
smith. ? Three-base hlt-IsbeH. Two
base hit-DOugherty. Sacrifice hits-White.
Isbell. Purtel, Atz. Hit by pitchor-By
Groom, /: by OH, !. Wild pltch-Groor1
Umpires. Messrs Evans and KERN. Tine
OF game-l hour and IS minutes. At
tendance, 3,s4S.
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CONNECTICUr EEAGUE.

At New Bntain-First game: New Britain.
BridgCpcrt, ]. Second game; New Britain,
Bridgeport. 2
Az Springdeld-First game: Northampton. Z
Springfield. l. Second game: Springfield. Il
Northampton. s.
A. Waterburv-Holyoke. 4: Waterbury, 5
At New Haven-Hartfor1. z; New haven, }
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Nsshville-NashviIe. !; Memphis O.
At MontgomeTy-Alontgumcry s; Mobile. I Sec
onG game: Montgomery. /; Mobile. o.
At Atlanta-Atlanta. 5; New Orleans. O Sec
oud game: Atlanta ,; New Orleans. e In
uings b agTeementl.
At Bimingham- birmingham 5; Littlo Rock. .
Second game: birmingham, 3; Little Rock. O
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A goodly crowd OF followers OF river
sports witnessed a highly successful card
Of boat races on the upper Potomac yes
terday afternoon on course between the
Three Sisters Islands and the Potomac
Boat Club, under whose auspices the AZ
fair was held.
The regatta was successful from every
standpoint, the closeness Of the events
and the able management on the part
OF those in charge being favorably com
mented on by all present.
Several club championships were de-
cided after competition OF the red-hot
variety, in which the best oarsmen in
these parts were Ditted against each
other
Victorious but Surprised.
The event in which most interest was
.centered was a mile race between the
senior and Junior boats OF the club. which
was won by the senior Oarsmen after a
race that was nip and tuck all the way.
the big crew crossing the finish line
with q lead OF but quarter Of a length
over their Interiors" The result was
a great surprise 10 the followers Of the
club as well as the seniors themselves.
who were looking forward TO a pleasant
walkaway
The junior crew got the staM on their
rivals. and were a quarter OF a length
in the lead for the first hundred yards on
the stretch. However. the seniors, with
their long, snappy stroke. soon overcome
the lead. and at the half-mile mark had
a slight advantage. Here they expected
TO show the way 10 their rivals OF less
experience. and supposedly less strength.
but were finally satisfied 10 claim a VIC
tory by a slight advantage When e
crews returned to the boathouse they
were loudly cheered for one OF the best
races witnessed on the Potomac in many
a day.
German Champion Single ScuIIer.
The event probably next in order in a
matter of interest was that which was 10
decide the champion single sculler OF
the club with Thomas German. joseph
T. DAILY, and Carl Mueller, the pick OF
the talent In this city, as contestants
When the men lined up On the start the
crowd was prepared for the best race OF
the kind Of the present season. The men
were in fine condition. and the friends or
each confident OF a victory for their "a
vorite, However, an unfortunate and
unintenuonal foul on the part Of DAILY
in the early part OF the race. marred the
interest. Mueller and DAILY were of TO
a better start than German, and the pair
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
WOODSIDE DROPS FIRST.
Indian Head Breaks suburbanItes'
Winning Streak.

special 70 Inc " ashington Herald.
Indian Head. July H.-It took Indian
Head to break Woodside's string OF
twelve victories for the season. Hines
was very effective when the bases were
occupied, eleven men being left on the
bags. J. Benedict connected three times
in four times to the pan.
Indian Head plays the strong Marine
team Wednesday, August L.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At New Bedford-Fgrst game: New Bedford. 6.
Lawrence. Second g1mc: New Bedford. 6;
Lawrence. !.
At Lowell--First game; Brockton. s: Lowell 0
Second game. Brocktou. 8: Lowell. l.
At FAN RivCr-First game. worcester 7: FAN
River. Secold game; Worcester. 5; Fan
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At ToledO-Tolelo. l. Milwaukee. 0.
Al Columbus Columbus &, 81 Paul O.
Al LouiSille-Minnsapoli 70; Louisville. ;
At ndi1napo.is-Iudianapol 4. Kansas CITY. G.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
sECRETARY's TEAR.
ATHLETICS BREAK EVEN.
Joss Wins First Game for Cleveland
at PhiIadeIphia

Philadelphia. July 31.-The Athletics
and Cleveland divided two hard-fought
games here to-day before a crowd OF
2S.4lS. Joss vanquished his old foe. Cy
Morgan, in the first game. while Lapp
won the second for the Athletics with
three timely singles. Scores:
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STANDING oF The TEAMS.

Pittsburg. July Slowing 10 the irwin!
chile twirling Of Wntse. who allowed thei
locals but one scratch hit. the New York;
Nationals had no trouble defeating thet
Pirates by a score OF to 0. Score:
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Defeats LynchburE 1R
batting Rally.
pecial to The Washington Herald

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. July Sl-Au the faith
ful fans came back into the fold this aft-l
errOon when Richmond jumped on
Moser IN the second inning and pounded
him for enough runs 10 take the last
game OF the series from Lynchburg. IL
was a duplication Of the batting streak
Of the previous day. The impression is
that the colts have found their batting
eyes. and are preparing a great stride in
TIE home stretch for the pennant.
Score:
RRE.
Richmond. oOOo1g 70 0i
Lyrehbgrg. ............ 0 l 1000 O-3 :
Batteries- Richmond Emerson. Verbout. aud Mes
sett: LynchbuTg. Moscr. Grim. and Pratt Uui-l
pire-Afr Pendcr. Tine of gnne-l hour and -
minutes. Attendancc-7GGo.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01

Chicago. o-.----..-----.....-..... 0 Q 0 0 IL
Philadelphia o o o o 0 o 90,
TNro-base hit-Tinker. stolen base-Tinker Do,abis-
Qlays-StcEfeldt 20 Evers 70 Chance: RuCinach 10
Tinker % Chance. Struck Out-By Gordon. ! Hita
made-OS CoTridon. IN innings. Unpire-lIr.i
O'Day.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Syacusc-Binghamton. 2: Syracuse. &
AT Utica-Elmira. ?; Utica. 5.
At Iroy-Wilkesharre. 3; Troy. 4
At Albany-Scranton. /; Albany, z
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TIGERS AND YANKS SPLIT.
New York Lands First Game and
Detroit the Second.

New York, July 51.-After winning the
first game from Detroit through hitting
Muliin hard. the New York Americans
were forced 10 break even on the day,
the Tigers hitting the ball in the second.
Scores:
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ANOTHER FOR CARDINALS.
Doves Reserve Strength Does NOt
Stop st. Louis Tribe.

St Louis. July a--Boston called out
the reserves in their effort 10 wrest vic-i
tory from the Cardinals to-day. Three
singles for St Louis in the ninth. howl
ever. sent the winning run across the
pan. Sc0ra.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
REDS TROUNCE DODGERS.
Cincinnati Comes Out on Top IN
Etght-inntnE Battle.

Cincinnati July 31.-Gaspar kept
Brooklyn's hits wei scattered to-day.
and Cincinnati won a hard-fought
game, which was stopped IN the eighth
on account Of rain. Tae second game
was called OF. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01

b 10 Ia WashingLon -.

spec-aI % Tie WasllDgI1l HCFoll-
Portsmouth, Va. July 51.-N0rf0lk won
from the Truckers. 3 10 ?. this afternoon.
Good batting by the Truckers earned
two runs in the first inning. Errors by
Guiheen at second base let in all the Nor
folk runs. a wild throw into the bleachers
letting in two in the third inning. and
tumble letting a runner cross the plate
with the winning run IN the sixth. TWO
games were scheduled, but rain stopped
the second In tho middle OF the third in-
ming before either team had made a
tally. Score:
R.H Z.
Norfolk. O2oOl0 O-3 4 2
Portsmouth. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 5 2
Batteries-Fox and Munsoh; Foxen and Smith.
Umpires-Messrs. Macs and Stanton.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
FIRI1 GANIE

Cleveland. -............ 0 0 o O n n
Philadelphia 0 OI 600 0 O-l
Two-baSe hits-Perring Heitmulcr. Stoval Ball
Hinchman (2l. Bases cn balls-0 Morgan. 2 Struck
out-By JOSS. {; BY Morgan. 2 Double pavs-
Berry 70 Collins 20 Davis Clarke to stovali TO
Ball Hits made-Of Morgan. in innings.
Umpires-Messrs. Hurst and OIouaalin
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CAROLINA LEAGUE.

At Winston-salem- winston-sslcm. 0; Green
vile, l.
At Charotte-Cha1lotte, J.: Greensboro. q.
At Spartanburg-Spar 2; Anderson, s
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
FIRST GAlTE.

Iwo-base hits-Elberfcid Laporte. Engle- Three
base hit-Dcmmiti Struck oUt-By Wilson j. by
Mullin = Bases on baus-OF Wilson 3. Of
Mullin, l. Umpires-MessrS Perrinc and Sheridan.
Tine Of gane-l hour and 20 minutes. Attend
anoe-lc o0o.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
PLAY CRICKET GAME
Presidents Team Wins in
Local Club Match.
GAME ATTRACTS LARGE CROWD

Interest I'm Sport Grows Rapidly.
Contest Is Replete with Strong
Hitting and Classy Plays - Shoe
smith Has Good Day with stick,
Making Stand for Fifty-twO Runs.
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for Street IN the ninth.

Flrst base on errors-ChicagO. l. wash
hgton. l. Left on bases-washington Q;
Shicago, l. First base on balls-Off John
9on. /. Struck out-By Johnson, 8; by
Burns, 2 Sacrifice hit-Donohue. Stolen
p6se-Conroy Double play-Purtell TO
lsbell 10 Tannehill Hit by pitcher-By
johnson. l. Passed ball-Street- I7m-
pires-Messrs KERN and Evans Time Of
game-l hour and 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01

At Jacksouville-Savanuah. 2: Jacksonville. O
At knovTilo-knoxyile /: Columbus O.
At Coiumbia-COllunbia. 5: Chattanooga 2
At Macou-First game: Macon. 5: AuElsta. 4
Second game; Macon, !; Augusta, gsix inninss;
Rin).
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Iwo-tase hits-Speaker. Cauigln. French. Home
r1n-Wagner Base5 ou balls-Od Powell 3 Struck
Out-By AreLaneS. 2. hy Powell 2 Sacrifice hits
ArelaneS Double plavs-Wagner 20 StahI: HartzeH
70 Williams 90 Joucs. Umrire--Afessr. Eran ana
Connolly. Ilne-l bour and g minutes Attend
enc9-R6O9
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Two out when winning run scored.
ST. Louis s-.-..-...--..---....... , o 0 300 -
Boston oa---..--.-----......-..-.. 2 9 0 0 o 0-S
Two-Uase hit-Sheun. Home HIn-Konetchy. Dou-
bic plays-Graham 20 Shean. Bases on baIls-Or
Brown i: OF Harmon. 3 Struck sut-Ry Browa 4
by Harmon. 2 Umpire-Nlr. Rigier
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second Game.

, It was apparent TO most Of the crowd
that just as soon as Frank Smith walked
into the box our heroes would get short
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
RED SoX EVEN UP.
AreIIanes Pitches His Usual Steady
Game for Easy Victory.

Boston. July S1.-The Red Sox evened
up with St Louis this afternoon BY win
ming. TO 3
Arenanes had the game safe for Boston
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'lIalce called Wltl Two oct n tha eighth iunirr
Br-oklyn ........... Q o O 0 "a
Cincinnati .-------.---.---...---- o 0 Q 81
Tvo-base hits-Oskes, Ls-nox Double p.ay-Sfc-I
Lean 20 DoWley % Hob5zei. Struck out-By Gas.
- Bases on b1us-Of Bel , Cmpirss-
McsSrs- KS--. and klcn- Tine Of g1me-l hour
and 80 MINUTES. AttenJonce-I0OJ0.
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Pitts5urg. g.......-.............. 0 0 0 90 0 ca
New York. ........-......... 0 o @ 2 0 0 0 a
Three-base hit-Dcyle Stolen bases-BriIweIl
Murray. Bases on bails-CzT AladiuU = OF Wu,sei
J. Umuires-Ae-s-s. Emslie and Johnstone. Time us.
Cano-l hour and - minutes. Artcadauce-l55O
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TWO MORE FOR SOX
Nationals Fail to Score a Run
Against Chicago.
THREE HITS OFF JOHNSON

Bill Burns Gets Revenge for Wednes-
days Defeat-BrOwne Kicks Him
self Out of the GRme-Frank Smith
in Second Battle Proves Same Old
PuzzIe-scOres, to o and A to o.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
REULBACH IN FORM.

Chicago Beats FhiIIies by 1-to-O
Score.
Chicago, July S1.-Reulbach held thes
Philies 70 six hits to-day. and shut
them out. Sparks relieved Corridor in
the eighth inning. Score: