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The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
TIE GAME IN MARQUETTE.
Columbia Printers and st. Martins
Battle Nine Innings.


St Martins and Columbia 1m PLAYED
drawn battle in the Marquette League.
yesterday. and only darkness kept them
from playing an extra-inning game
Score. 2 10 .
Weaver opposed Burhans on the firing
line, and both pitched great ball. six
hits being annexed by each side. Weaver
walked two men. but his opponent did
not issue pass. and each twirler also
hit batsnan.
The chUrchmen were the first 10 score
getting their two tsIHes IL the fourth
session, when Crown was safe on Sam
Woods Wild heave to first. and Richard
son and Webb hit safely. Harding bal
lOoned 10 center, and then Weaver showed
Malay in the ribs and he numbered down
20 first When Woods tried 10 catch him
at second the fieet-footed Webb stole
home. Malay being caught trying 10
reach third on the play.
The printers evened matters up ia the
seventh After S. Wood had been re-
tired 3. Wood singled 20 the right gar
den and Elicit went out, second TO first
Wood advancing on the play. Shields
was there with a single, which put Wood
on third, while he landed on the second
sack on the throw to catch Woods. Miller
was the next batter. but here Manager
Elicit used little OF his gray matter
and sent Thornbe-g Up TO the bat IN his
place He hit the first one On the nose,
scoring both runners and tying The score.
Not a base was stolen on Darnell. who
did fne work behin6 the plate. and he
divided the honors Of the day with
SueSs. on first base for Columbia 16l. the
last named making several good one-hand
catches that provoked much applause.
Score:
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Agriculture triumphed over Advent n
the Independence League yesterday Il :
hotly contested struggle repIete with
sensational plays and heavy hitting 8
TO 5
Advent opened hostilities n the second
round. and led the game through the
fifth with four TALES. Their balloon
scared high n the sixth inning. however.
when Morgan broke the moaotony with
a clean home run drive 10 center. Gra-
ham and Barber securing safetjes. fol-
lowed with three baggers BY Cou0vsr and
West The Clerks tailed again in the
seventh. and took the lead IN the eighth.
but Advent eyened up matters in the first
half OF the ninth with triple by Slack
and a double by Benson. Seitz opened
the ninth for the Clerks with a clean
drive through second, and Langford
swung at three wide ones. but Capt
Morgan was there with a long fly 70
center, Seitz crossing the plate.
Graham was easily the star IN the
fielding. Hne arE led his team az the
stick with three singles. while J. Pun
phrey showed up well at short for the
losers The stick work OF Walker. Dam
pier, and Benson. and the sensational
work OF Advent's center fielder was note
worthy.
Seitz, or the mound for the Aggies,
was in excellent form. Although being
touched for fifteen bi1gles. he was ef-
fective with men on the sacks after the
fourth round, and sent ten back to the
hench via The srrflze-n-,t rn,,sn g..
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Hauisburg-AltoOua. /: Harrisburg. =
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
SAYS THAT FANS WILL
NOT MISS BOB GANLEY
Manager CantlIIon misfic-Natonals Play in
PHILADELPHIA To-day.

he joined Us HIS catch in Detroit yes
terday was one Of the greatest I ever
saw pulled OF. We win not Miss Bob
Gan!ey in left field # Browne continues
his present gait; in fact. he is hitting
fielding. and running the bases better
than Gsnley ever did for the Nationals ''
When pressed for an opinion as 10
whether Altrock was -all in" Cantnlon
evaded direct reply by saying that he
would give the eccentric left handler a
thorough trial He also commended the
value Of Cravath. who figured in the
Chicago deal
Washington win play single game in
this cit- nd then return to Washing
ton for four st--ighc games with New
York. Manager Cantlion was not sure
who would pitch for his team to-mor-
row. but said that it might be Groom
or Smith Both pitched fine games
against the Athletics when here on their
first trip.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
CPORTING SIDELIGHTC
By BILL BAILEY.

Jack johnson is going 10 umpire & ball
game in New York next Sunday He
stands a mighty good chance Of losing
his title right there.
Now, II John Bull only feels Ike match
ing Minoru against Sir Martin-well. how
about il?
We see Why Jim o'shea happens 70 be
mixed up in so many Marathons. Il
leaked out last night that the police
might take a hand and rope n some
sCantily clad athletes. and Somebody :
law practice would be batting over 30.
Nick Altrock's debut IN Washington
toys was not aUspiCious. but Mr.. Can
tillon must remember that he was only
thrown IN for langniappe. and that he
VIII be worth this seasons wages the
first time he shows in the Windy city.
Derby Day in England was associated
with disastrous results. so much so that
we'd raTther not speak about f. You'll
excuse Us, won't you? That's a dear.
Thank goodness. BIZ Bailey didn't go to
see The Reveners"-he didn't have the
pull 70 get IN
Have 20 smile az the advertisement
about the Lambs GauboL They took
about SS.090 out OF Brooklyn two nights
ago and followed this Up BY shaking down
Philly for $4,000. Gamble? Huh. It's
sure thing.
The Boston Nationals want Inhelder Joe
Ward from the New York Yankees, and
offer $3.50 for him. Wonder what we
had better do about this?
Me in the New York Globe prints a
good one. Come closer and listen:
MERRY ENGLAND. NAY 4. Isa.
The clean sreepes.
ST Martin Hs hai
TraverS he. ho.
Jimmie BCwkez. Ee. be!
SextiI
To-rs truly.
ANTT-BRAG.
To Anti re car OILY reply:
Johrny Hayes IA, hai
sam Lsngfced- Ho h0,
Jay Could He he,
MOre-f yOu want en-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

The Commissioners team has two good
catchers in Mooney and Camalier, but
they should le. the last named get into
the game once in while, and not force
Mooney to do al the backstopplng.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

The games in the Marquette League
are getting better every day, and the
crowd is growing larger. naturally.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
TAK0MA LADS BEATEN.
WOOdburn SmOthers Suburban Team
in an Uninserestiug Contest.

Woodburn defeated Takoma in the
Suburban League yesterday in a slow
one-sided game. by the score Of IS 20 {.
The winners took the lead in the second
inning. and after that were never headed.
The ground was soggy. which made
fast playing out Of the question. although
the WOod6uTn aggregation put Up a good,
clean game.
Judd worked IN the box for Takoma.
but was knocked out in the fifth inning
after eleven runs had been scored on
him Steele. Thomas. and Sherman did
wel. both Al bat and in field. Score:
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Ninth and Hamline meet In the Sunday
School League to-day, and a large turn
out is anticipated. The winner goes 10
the top OF the league. and the loser?
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

John Luitich, formerly manager of the
Holy Name, lexington. Columbia Io1,
and Aioysius clubs. IS now running the
Congressional team, and under MS lead
ership they won a game from the Colun-
bia team, in the Marquette League, re-
Gently
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

The Peck and 81. Paul teams have
shown much better form this week, but
Langdon VIII have 70 give A Cruick-
shsnks better support IN the field and az
the bar before they can hope 70 break
into the won column.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
NINTH LANDS ON TOP.
Northeast Charchmen Get a Good
start and Beat HamIine.


Ninth defeated Hamline yesterday. in
the Sunday School League. by 10 to 2
When Umpire Hughes called the game
Haniine was without a pitcher. Capt.
Holmes selected First Baseman Lynham
70 co the twirling. He started out by
hitting three OF the first four men up.
filing the bases. This so upset the whole
team that three errors followed, which.
together with four hits, were responsible
fo- eight runs. Thirteen men toed the
plate in this inning. Richard arrived
in time to relieve Lynham in the second
round and pitched a good game during
the remainder Of the contest
BCscher twirled well for Ninth. allow
ing but FIVE hits.
Niles and Quantrelle led at TIE ban for
the winners. the former getting two
doubles ard a single. and the latter two
doubles out Of four trips to the plate.
Stucllert and Geibel made four OF the
five hits secured by the losers. and the
latter caught q good game.
A singular feature OF the game was
that al OF tie put-outs made by the
Ninth team are credited to Catcher
Niles and First Basemen Quantrelle
they having twelve apiece Score:
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s7edal 70 ne washington Head.

s7ecizl 70 The Washington Herald
Philadelphia, Nay 27-The Washington
baseball team arrived IN this city To-
night from Detroit, where they won the
final game Of their first Western trip.
through the splendid pitching OF Dolly"
Cray. Manager CanulIon spoke san
guine;y Of the future Of his team. de-
spite the poor showing OF the players in
the West When approached by a repre-
sentative Of The washington Herald,
CsntilIon said:
Tel the baseball fans Of Washington
that they viii see a better team when
they line Up against New York on Sat
urday than chat which was presented
prior 20 the Western trip. The trade
with Chicago has helped my team
great deal. and from now on We VIII
mike trouble for any team that faces Us
Jiggs DonaEue has made a great diff
ference n our inaeld, while Browne has
been playing great bah from the day
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
DISTRICT CHAMPIONS BEATEN.
Marines Heavy Batting Wins Close
Game ut Capital City Park.

The Marines won q welI-contested
game from the Columbia Athletic Club
yesterday. in the Capital City League. 1
10 3
Litz. for the Marines. and L!tchfeId.
for the COlumbias. we're the opposing
slahmen, and both pitched good bail
throughout
Fenton played well IN the out garden.
accepting six hard chances without an
error.
Haywood and Snyder carried OF the
batting honOrs with a home run each.
Score
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On bases-Ninth. 5; Hsmline. !. First base on
balls-Od Reictard !. Of BuscheT. Innings
pitched-By LYMAN, !; by Reichsri :. Hits made
Of LEnham. 4; o1 Rsic5ard. g SiElck out-By Lyn-
ham. /; b. Reichard. :; By Buscher. Il. TwobaSe
h.ts-QUnntrells O. Stecher. Miles o. GeihsL
Sacrifice hits-cuartrclie Stolen bssss-Connos
MsrLT0n. Stccher q. Hands 90. Shcafer e.
Stncke7 p. Geibsl r. Double play-Quantrells
lumsssted). Hit b. pltchsr-By Lynhsm. ;: b.
Rsiehsr5. ? WIid pstch-Reicnsrd. Umpsre-NT.
Hughes TINS q g7ne-I tour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
SHOPMEN DRAW GOOSE EGG.
Station Team Applies w-hitewash
Brush to Old Rivals.

The Station nine tightened their hold
on first place when they defeated the
Sbopmen at Fifth street and Florida
avenue yesterday, TO o
The game was a pitchers battle in
which Thompson did the best. tanning
thirteen and allowing but two scratch
J-f-e Sore
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To;sls-.- 5l5-8 70 : Totals..

ESTaed rG1s-AdFeut. ); Agrlcultgre. ) Firss base
oy erTUS-AdFent. l; Agriculture ? Lsft on bass
Advent 5; AE-iculturs. s First bSSs oa bsIls-OR
PTnphrey. / Struck ous-Bg seitz. .. b. Punph-
Tey, = Hone r1n-Aorra-- Thrse-bsse hi-s-Slzck
LanGfor5- ConoSer e. West TFo-bsse hits-vyal-
ke-. Murphy. Ssitz. Sacrifice hifs-J. PrznDhrey.
Skrpou. No-san- Stolen bases-Schmi6t Seitz
III hy UifchsT-By Ssi1z. l.. Passed haii-fUrpsly.
Unpirs-Slr. Frnegan- Tine & sane-l hour aid
. minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
WEsTERN CHOOSES LEApER.
Howard Elected Captain OF 1910
Baseball Team.

The Western High School baseball
team met last night and elected Theodore
Howard this seasons catcher, captain
OF the team for next year. Howard VIII
be about the only veteran left. but with
the young material at hand. hopes 70
make a better showing than was apper-
enI curing the season just closed.
Western has already finished the sched-
ule and lost four games. and srhe nine
was a disappointment 10 followers of the
game at the West Side School The team
lacked hitting Strength and q Capable
pitcher.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
TIGER, Trim Hamn4nn.

The Tigers defeated the Second Hanp-
tons IN e weIl-piayed game yesterday. y
to-
The features included the fast fielding
OF ". ThO1psoz and the DuvaI bro.hers.
The lineup: Tige-s-G. Duvall. c.; N.
Duvau, P; P. BaunEArtten, 1b.; J. Gsb-
son. 20; ". Compton. Sb.: Il. Knox, 7.
r Cameron, c. T.; P. Watkins !. L; I.
Graver. IS. Hsmptons-E- Eoicomb. G:
" Bains. p; 7. Paytoa, Ib.: J Gus. %. f;
Spigot- 30; R Holcomb. IS; Walker, T. Z /:
IL Dougies. / E; J. West, c. T.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

Aelt O naseS-lNaFys J; LoznulisSioue-s q Prs
base o. bals-OS Burch- :; OF Bz-ukea, / strack
out-BJ BuTch. :; By BJroEcs. Thres~base bit-
AcSulty- TFo-bzse hit-Mc3lahou sacraes hi+s-
GTaet, lay. Stolen basss-TkOnas p. Hama "a
Ls Matt. Burokea. Doub,s plsy-Haudihoe 70 C.
mailer 70 AcNulty- HIT b. pitcAer-By Burokea. /
b Bu1ch, : Wild pltches-Buosea, 2 Umpire--
Mr Colii6oge1. Tine Of Ezms-2 hours and "a
minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
NAVY SPRINGS A SURPRISE.
Takes Commissioners Into Csmp in
an Interesting Game by to 3.


an Interesting Game by 10 3.
Navy sprung the surprise OF the season
in the Departmental League On the
White Lot Ellipss yesterday afternoon
when they took the strong Commissioner
nine into camp, score 70 3.
The game was long-drawn out, but well
played, and featured by several sensa-
tional catches. One-hand stabs Of diff
cult chances by McNulty and Hurley
we're the best seen on the eIlipse this
season.
The Sailors showed great Improvement
IL ail-round playing, and surprised their
reputed opponents BY their aggressive
ness
Mcmahon led with the stick with three
hits out OF four trips 70 the pan. On
his fourth chance he was, robbed OF q
hingle By Hurley's sensational catch.
E-rra-
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RrookIand Iuniorn Win.

The Brookland Juniors defeated tlE
Second Builders yesterday. to > The
feature OF the game was a catch By Han
son and the batting Of Jones, who made
three hits. Teams desiring games write
B. c. Washington. 12s Lawrence street,
BrookIand-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YEsTERDAY,s RESULTS.

Capital City Learle-Marines. a; Columbia =.
c.
DeVs-tmeu.al LesSae-Nagy. Z; Commissioners. }
Marquette League - Columbia Iel, ?: st. Ha--
tins
Sunday School Lesgue-Ninth. 10; Hsnline.
Independe2es LeaSae-AgleDltare. S: Advent. )
Suburban Lesene-TakornE, S; WoOdbuTn- Is
r R. Y. II. c. A. Lesgre-Union Station, Z;
Shorueu O
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

First base O. sTors-Woodburn. g. Takoma 2
First base ca bals-OS Reynolds, ,: od Judd. ;
Of Gude. . Innings pstched-By Reynolds. 5; b
OF Bia6en, 2 Struck out-By Reynolds s; 3,
Judd. >: by Gr5e 2: By Bladen. J. Three-hsse hit
Thomas TTo-bass hits-Thonas Sherman q
Sac-ifcs hit-McIusyrs. stolen bases-Steele fa
Thomas e. Mcintyre Bernstein, Appleman O.
Judd. Roberts Hit By pitchsr-By Guide. Judd
Bladsn Wild pitches-Gude. 3 Passed halls
Graves. Umpi7e-AIr. Reagan. Tine Of game
hour and Is rzinutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

Let o. oaseS-C- A- 9. s; MARINES. ; First
base on balls-Oh Litz, 7; 0s LASEeid- :. Struck
out-By ldtz, s; b Utchfsld Hone zs1s-Snv-
oer, HAYWOOD TWo-base hit-B7oE1- Sacrifice
hiss--Lltcaseld, Buesss Rtston O.. Stolen bases
sab, Nsster. Brown DOrbls plzys-Re7Ijrk n
NUS % BeusSe; Arney 70 Bsrl3ck Eit by pitcher-
b Ltz. Umpirs-Mr. setlez. Tine of zsne-I
hour zni g Minutes
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JOS. StoFal. Double plays-Vliiszns % Wallace %
Jones; Easte-ly 70 Turne-s Bradley 70 Laiois 70
StqEaL Stoiea hsse-Lord- Wild pltch-Joss- Bases
o-s baIis-Of Petty. . Strrck cut-By JOS. ?, b7
Petty. Len OF bascs-St Louis s; Cleveland, S
Unpi7cs-MesSS Connolly ard ESan. Tins q
Szns-l hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
DONLIN WANTS TO PLAY.
Former Giants Captain Anxious to
Get Into Line

San Francisco. Cal. May Z7.-Mike Don
lin. formerly OF the New York Giants. is
beginning 20 cast wistful eyes at the
diamond again. he was at Recreation
Park to-day watching the game Finally
he announced that he would begin prac-
tice.
He viii don uniform tomorrow and
appear when the Seals and Beavers start
Up 70 practice Mike is not yet saying
whether or not be viii reioin the Giants.
but II looks as though the call Of the
diamond has his goat
7 might 90 II I can get my price. -
Is all he viii say.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital Ctr Leazue-B-ockiznd IS. G. P. o.
Departmental LeaE1e-Wsr IS. TfsasuTy.
Marquette Lesgue-Bioouiugdale v. Tangiexocd
SGEday School LcEE1S-St- Paul IS. Bethany
lrdePe1oencs Leszce-sfs1hzttan ~ Wsllach.
Suburban Ls<s1e-fakona - BrshtEood-
Z. r I u. c A. Lezgue-SoutbeTn IS. ca
Department
Bsnks-s' Lszzse-Conaercisl "a Nstionsl CT,
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Left On bases-Stafioa. 4; Shopnsn. First base
on baIls-0f Thompson. 2 Struck out-By Thoup-
son. I5; b Rupert s. TEc-hase hits-Bell, Groves.
Stolen bases-StTzttoD Russ q. Rape, Sullivan
p. Mcknight q. BroSnan, DoOgberty. Hit b.
pstchcr-By Thompson l. Umrire-SiT. f7yun. Tine
OF zsme-I hour and 30 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

By Lindsman. ?: b wis. / Tuo-bass hts
Ba-oe2u. Leach q. Stolen bases-Dahiea. Wsc-
ner. Barbsau- Becker e. Double ri1y-Grshsn y
stan UmpECs-Messrs. RiSlsr ard Tub Tine
q same-l hour and s3 minutes. Astendzuo-l SIS
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
BROWNS LOSE At LAST.
Cleveland Wins by Hitting Petty
Hard-ScOre, ) TO ?.

St Louis. May 1.-St. Louis dropped
the first game OF the series here to-day
10 Cleveland. score 5 10 > Joss held St
Louis safe al all times. while Petty was
hit 10 al corners OF the lot for q total
Of thirteen hits Score
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
BASEBA Ii H F5 ssanz Inks AMATEUR GAMES

two-to-one bet that he would have won
the game which St Paul took from the
/ team Tuesday had ne been on the Held
and able TO go In the box
Umpire Handiboe was seriously hurt
Monday in a game at Capital City Park,
sustaining a fracture OF the nose
Shorty Mccarthy. who was the second
man Up IN the sixth inning. tipped foul
ball, the sphere lodging IN the right eye
OF Umpire Handiboe's mask. Several OF
the players ran to his assistance. and.
seeing that he was seriously hurt, carried
him 10 Sibley Hospital. where he re-
ceived treatment. and afterward was
taken 70 his home IN a cab. Empires
run the risk OF being hurt IN every game
a. which they oficiate. and all the fans
deplore the fact that Mr. Handiboe was
the unfortunate fellow 10 be injured
The games IN the Marquette League
are getting better every day, and the
crowd is growing larger. naturally.
Ninth and Hamline meet in the Sunday
School League to-day, and large turn
out is anticipated. The winner goes 10
the top OF the league. and the loser?
The Peck and St. Paul teams have
shown much better form this week. but
Langdon viii have 10 give A Crulck-
shsnks better support IN the field and at
the bat before they can hope 10 break
into the won column.
Murphy played a sensational game in
the right garden for Peck In the last
game Peck played. and his work Is at
tracing the attention it deserves.
In Richard and GeibIe- -Hamline has
pony battery that is the peer Of any IN
the Sunday School ranks.
It may not be the memory OF poor
Fred Merkle which prompts the enusion.
but Judge chronicles an unquestIoaed
truth in this. IF ct first you don't sue
ceed. the baseball player reckoned; IF
a. first you don't succeed, youu never
get TO secoad."
The passing show IS always OF Interest.
but perhaps not 50 much IN any line as
in baseball Here is q sport where there
is a continual change. The veterans are
gradually losing their grip and the young
sters are stepping 10 the front The
sphere Of usefulness OF q bail player
varies. In some il contains a long
stretch OF years. in which the ravages OF
time are not apparent while IN others
the era Of baseball value Is Compare
lively short This season we are saying
g0od-by 70 some OF the old bali tossers
who played or the Monument lot years
ago Each season they drop Of. one by
one. but the game goes on, and they are
lost track Of. except IN the record Of
past performances. There and IN the
hearts OF the old-time rOoters they are q
permanent fixture y T. wORLEY
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
METROPOLITAN CLUB GOLF.
Walter Travis Survives First Days
PIay-ScOres Low.

New York, May E.-Although soaked 70
the skin. the golfers who continued in
the championship tournament Of the Met
ropolitan Golf Association at Apawarnis
to-day covered themselves with glory,
from q scoring point Of view. the general
run CT the cards being decidedly better
than on the first day.
Among the favOTites 10 survive were
Walter J. Travis. Of Garden City: Fred.
HerrsshOff. Of Westbrcok; Findlay 5.
Douglas. of Nassau, and Robert c. Wat
son. Of West5rook.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

Lot q 6ascs-CoiHmbia Iel, !; s. Martins. s
First base Oh halis-Of Weaver. . str,ck c.,.-Isr
weaver. 8; b Bcrhans. u. Sacrifice Eit-wesb
stolen bases- Rschardson. ws55 ~, HARDING. Ma,
lay. Dou5ie PiaTs-S Wood 10 hseids. Dsrnsu To
Cow Hit By pischs.-Bg Weaver. .. 6y Bzrhans.
l. tnnr-7e-Air Aysr% Tine q gazs-l hor and
. INMATES
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

Famed r-ns-Bersyn. 4 Left o. bzsss-Be-Eyn
(: interstate. 5 Struck ogt-By Fischer. 3. By
Cash. J. TEree-hase hi,s-Ycos. Hughes Two-basa
Eit-EooS SECifce hit-ROov. Stoleu bases-
Fricdler. TOcs. Breisf07d. Double play-Donohue 20
Warren Bit b pitche7-By Fis>her. J. b. Cash. J.
Cupire-9ir. Kenper. Tins q g1nle-I hour and
% Minutes
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St. Johns Eects Baseball Captain.

Annapolis. Nd. May ZZ-Harry Wilson.
Of Tilghmans. Nd, has been elected cap
tain Of St johns College baseball team
for next season. Wilson plays third base
and is one OF the strongest batters Of the
team
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a train. Score
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fEmphm out; hit hr bsttea bau.

fEsnphu out; hit b. bstte5 bau
New Yo-k--------.---.--.--- o. zoo Q GO
Chieago.----------------..-. o 1 0 0 Q 0 c.
ThTee-5ase hit-Austi1- Sacrifice hirs-Hemp5ill
White q. Parent Warhop. Altizer- stolen bases
Hauphil %. Cree. Davis Knight Austin. Chase.
Struck oEIt-By Smith. s.. b. Wa-hop. l. Bases CT
bzIlS-0f Smith. ?. OF Warhop. 3. Passed baIi-
Sullivan Nild pitch-Sz-ith- Left On bzses-NeE
YoTk, 3; Chicago 5 Uupires-3lessrs. OIouzhlin
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At Kansas City-St- Paul 9; Kansas City.
At Columbus-Columbus. (: Louisville. 3
At MlEa1kse-FS-st game: Minneapolis ,; MI
xa-kee, O. Second game: Milwaukee ); Mime
Epolis. L
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HagerstOvvn Loses to Frederick.


Hagerstown. Nd. May 27-Hagers-
town was defeated by Frederick at Ath-
letie Park here this afternoon by the
score Of S TO ? The home team played
a loose fielding game. and in addition
Root was wild. Barrett and Wagner
we're the only Hagerstown men able TO
solve Reitz's delivery. Score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York, 2; Chicago, ?; game called
Cleveland, 3; st. Louis, =.
Detroit VS.. BOstOny Rain.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
CANES TO-DAY.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit
srANpING o. TIE TEs,rs.
YANKs AND SOx TIE.
New York Players Forced 10 Gait in
Order to Catch Train.

Chicago. May Z7-Chicago and New
York played a z-to-2 ten-inning game To-
day II was called 20 allow the visitors
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

A. Observation-Disclosures. 8; Montreal, 4
At ToTOutO-Bu1alo. O. Toronto l.
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AGGIES BEAT ADVENT
Game Replete with Sensa-
tiOnal Plays.
LOSERS HANDY WITH STICK

Advent BatterS CIOut the Ball fer
Fifteen BinEIes, but Seitz Tight
ems Up In PineheS and Lands His
Team on TOp-WaIker, Dampier,
and Benson Do Some Clever work.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At part2n5uE-SpzTtzn6uTg g. Wiustoa-Salem- O.
At GreSrTIis-eree1Tille. Z: Greensboro. 6.
At Chs-lctss-Cha-s5tas, 8: Anderson,
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Coluul5us-Chatta1ooss. 3; Columbus. 5; eallsd
end 9Th inning o. account q rain
AZ SaEznnah-A1gnsta, c; Savannah, l.
AZ Chsrieston-3Iacc1. 1: ChzIles.on. 2
Al JscksorTfile-Co Columbia, 1; JacksnSTille. Q.