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TIGERS BEAT THE MAPS.
Champions Win Out In n Game OF
Weird Fielding.

Cleveland, Ohio. July H.-In game re-
plete with startling fielding stunts and
marked by three glaring errors behino
Joss, Cleveland lost to Detroit, 3 10 I,
Today.
The Tigers gave Summers grand sup
port, the Maps frequent scoring chances
being spoiled time after time by fancy
work afield.
The Tigers took the lead in the second,
when Ball fumbled Cobb's grounder and
a sacrifice and Killers three-bagger 70
right scored him. The Maps lone tally
was the result Of a walk to Easterly IN
the fourth. a steal, and Hinchmans single
10 center Score.
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Totals.
"Batted for Street in the ninth.
tBatted for Mcbride In the ninth.

Earned Washington. 2: Philadel-
phia, 3. First base on eTrors-Philadel-
phia, l. Two-base hits-DonOhue. Baker.
Murphy. Barry. Dygert. Home run-Con-
roy. Innings pitched-By Hughes, %;
by Smith. 6 10 Hits made-OT Hughes.
/ I: of Smith, 4. Bases on balls-Of
Hughes. L. of Smith .: of Dygert, J.
Struck out-By Hughes, 3; by Smith. !;
by Dygert T. Left on bases-Washing-
ton. 4; Philadelphia. :. Double plays
Barry 10 Collins 10 Davis. Collins TO
I Davis; Baker 20 Collins 70 Davis Sacri-
fee htts-Donohue. Mcbride. Murphy.
Barry. Stolen Dase -- DOnohue UNI
pires-Messrs. Egan and Perrine. Time OF
Came-l hour and 40 minutes. Attendance,
I g Cos
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital City Leav1e-Mariucs. g; G. p o.. l.
Sunday School Lcague-0J. Paul 3, Peck
Marquette League ongTessi5uals u; S. Mar
tins. 3
Independcncc Lcague-Twiuing g: WALLACE O for
feitcdl. Exhibition game: TWiriug. u; Wllach. O..
Suburban League-B-ig 1twood, 6; Pa-kview, 4 Pet
worth p: Takona. T.
Railroad y. NJ q. A. Beague-Southern. 9; Car
Department. o forfeited. Exhibition game: South
en-. 5; Car Department. &C.
Colonel Departmental Leagus-Inter10r. p; Navy
Yard. H.
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Left on bases-Parkview. 2; Brghtwood. c. First
base on balls-Of Koehler ]; OF Robinson 8 In
nings ptched-By Koehler 6; by r. Gallagher l.
Hits made-On Koehler. 9: OF B. Gallagher. l.
Struck out-By Koehler, 6; by Robinson IL 10y b.
Gallagher. 2 Three-tase hit-McCarthy. Sacrifice
hits-Falconer Plunkett. Bagcette. Stolca bases
Mullen, Baggette Smith Ness FaRle Murphy.
Setz. Double plays-Nau % Mullen toKellihcr:
Rcbinson 70 Falc0ner 70 Murphy. Hit BY pitcher
BY KOehler /: By Robinson 2 Umpire-Nlr. ZOll.
Time Of gOme-l hour and 20 minutes.
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DOVES GET EVEN BREAK.
Win First Game with Giants, but
Fail I'm Second.

Boston. July lit took EIathewson 10
stop the Doves from winning both games
OF tO-day's double-header from the Gil
ants. Big Six returned TO the game
with his injured finger. and held the To-
Gals practically helpless IN the second
game. after they had won the first. Mat
", Of course. let them have a few hits
but frightened UP with men on the bases.
The Doves won the first game by bat
ting Crandau hard, and landing on Wiltse
in one inning before he settled down.
Tie Giants ought 70 have won both
games, but Tenney's poor judgment IN
not having a pitcher warm up, cost them
the first Scores:
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SOLDIERS ON TOP.
Payne Batted Hard In the sixth and
Marines Win, . 10 4.

The Marines got TO Payne in the sixth
inning yesterday. chasing five runs over
the rubber before the session was over,
while the Government Printing Office
team could only total four times in the
entire game. Score 9 10 l.
That the Marines did not run up q
larger number OF runs IS surprising. for
they banged the ball all over the lot.
Reckless base running killed a good
many. however.
Dodd played well IN left field. accept
ing six chances without en- error. Score:
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PHILLIES COMING UP.
Gain on Reds I'm National League
Race by winning Twice.

Philadelphia. July H.-Although Op-
posed by two Of Brooklyn's best pitchers,
the Phllies made distinct gain on Gin
cinnati in the fight for fourth place by
taking both games from the Dodgers to-
day, the first game to and the second
8 to 2
The Quakers were on their toes, and In
both games played fast and classy ball.
Scores:
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VICE PRESIDENT SHERMAN
SHAKES HANDS WITH DYGERT

An interesting little incident
happened at the ball park yester-
day afternoon during the inter
mission after the first game.
Vice President sherman sent
word that he would like to have
Jimmy DygeFt, the Athletics
pitcher, drop around IT the Vice
Presidents box for n minute. and
Jimmy Obeyed orders.
"Let me congratulate yOu on
your victory, MIR. DyEert," said
Mr.. Sherman. 81 have seen you
pitch many Enmes for the Utica
club, and this Is the first time
have had the opportunity TO
shake hands with you"
Dygert and Vice President
Sherman are felIOw-tOwnsmen.
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BANKERS LEAGUE
CoLoRED pEPARrllENTAL IEAGrE.
AMATEUR LEAGUES
GAMES TO-DAY.

Csrit-l City Leasle-BreutTood Va Columbia
Athletic CluS
Sunday school Leas Bethany rs. HamIne
Marquette LeagUe-Tans.v 6. IS PeIsioa Bureau
Independence Lc1g1e-AdvCut ". -.
Suburban League ParETicW "a Wo5l -
ParkyieyF. and Takoma vs. Brightwood, ~ B1-sht-
wood.
R. r. Y N. @ A. Lsasue-Statoa vS Adams
Express Company.
Co'ored Departmental Leagas-G. P. o. vB, Nj
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Stolen bascs-Hmes. Rider. stuart Posey Hewitt
TwOhass hirs-HimCs. Rabbit Three-tase hits
Bryant Ncalon. Bases on talls-OH Poss. I. on
Pos'y. J. Struck 0Jt-By Hines. in Z innings.
BY PoSs. Z. Hit Or uitcher-By Poss 2. by Hines.
Innings pched-By Hines Z; by Posey. 2: BY
Poss. $ Passed halls-Fox. ] Ahait Left on
basos-lndian Head. S.; ROCKVILLE :. Sacrifice hit
Gcring. Hits-On Hines. in innings: OF Posey
in innings Umpire-Nir. Patterson Time Of
game-l hour ard 30 minutes
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Left on bases-Philadelphia. g. Brooklyn, s. Two
base hits-Clcment. Burch. Three-base ht-Alper-
man. Double plays-McElTeen 20 jordan: Mcmillan
TO Alpeman 10 Jordan. Sacrifice hits-Clement.
McElveen Rucker Ward Stolen bases--Bransheld.
McElVeen Struck Out-By Sparks. 6: By Rucker. 4.
Bases on balls-Of SPARKS 2; on Fucker ! HIT
by pitcher-By Sparks. J.; b. Rucker. 2. Umpire
Mr.. O'Day. Time Of camel hour and 40 minutes.
Attendnncc-54g
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The Score.


on bases-St- Paul. s. Pecs. 6 First base ca balls
OF Meek. O. Of Norris l. Struck clt-By Meek
8. hJ Norris 8. TT0-haSe hits-DUrtOl Meek. Sc
rtice hits-Haas o.. Stolen bases-GOCcher 2 No
Do10ugh. Murphy. r. Evans Double plsys-R
Evans - u. Broons; Goodman luuassistedl; Nc
Donough % n Broome % @. Broone. Hit By
pltcher-By Meek ]. By Morris. L Wild pIrci1-
Meek Passed baIl-Brewrr Umpi-e-1lr. Hughea
Tine Of gane-I hour and Is minutes.
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THREE TEAMS TIED.
COngressiOnaIs Defeat st. Martins
In Marquette League.

The Congressionals defeated ST. Mar
tins II to yesterday in the Marquette
League. getting seven runs in the sew
enth inning Up until this round the
score was 10 in favor Of LmtIch's
men. and the game was close and excit-
Ing. Burhans exploded, however and
some timely hitting. coupled with a base
on balls and two errors, gave the Con-
gressionals the game.
Haden's home run and double were
features. Score:
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CAPITAL FANS TO SEE
KRAUSR PITCH TO-DAY

Harry Krause, the sensational
left-handed twirIer OF the Ath-
letics, Will pitch one Of the games
for Connie Mnck'E tenn I'm to-
days deuble-header, and the fans
will ne assured of a real treat. as
hrause Is In great shape Juse
now.
Plank or COOmbs will work in
the other game for the visitors,
while Groom and Gray are Can
tillOn's choice. First game starts
at 2 o'clock.
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Earned runs-Washington. 2; Philadel-
phia, T. Left on Washington. Z:
Philadelphia. Z. First base on balls-Or
Witherup. , Struck Out-By Bender. a.;
By Witherup, T. Three-base hits-Leli-
welt. Heitmuller. Two-base hits-Collins,
Baker. Sacrifice hits-Donohue. Street,
Heitmuller %, Ganley, Bender. Stolen
bases-Browne. Collins. Murphy. Double
play-COnrOy 10 DOnohue TO Conroy. Wild
pitch-Witherup. Umpires-Messrs. Per-
rlne and Egan. Time OF game-1 hour
and 40 minutes
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FIRST GAME.
Totals .-.... l32ils 5

lWODdso hlts-IhOnlaa, 6ncan, oNtenoyt HNfAn.
BridWel Three-base hts-Shean. Thomas. Hits
madc-0f CTnndall I in 2 Is innings: on WiltSe.
IN % innings; OF Tuckey. IN innings; on
Richie 6 in innings. Sacrifice hits-NlcCornick.
C0ffey. Stolen base-Shean- Double plays-Brid-
well to Tenney; Brdwel 70 Devlin Lett OF bases
Boston. Z; New York s. Bases on balls-On
Wiltse p Hit by pitchcr-By Tucksy. l. Struck
out-By Wltse. 2; BY Richie 2 Umpres-AIessrS.
EmSlio and Johnstone Time Of camel hour and
frfffe4
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PhiIIies Get Pitcher TOney.

Lexington. Ky. July 27.-Owners Of the
Philadelphia National League ball team
have bought Fred Toney, a sensational
pitcher. from the Winchester CKy) Blue
Grass League team. providing that Phila-
delphia in August shows signs of finish
ing IN the first division.
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Two-base hits-BrJwn. Hobbs. Stone. Hits-O1
stone p in s innings OF Judd. in innings
Sacrifice hits-DoEnely. King. Mayne Stewart. ste
veuson. Stolen hascs-Douuelly e. Winsl0w. Mayne
81. Clayton. Burgess. Stewart, Lo Due. Dempsey
~. Jones e. Fallon ~. Double plays-SteFart %
burgess TO Dempsey; L. Due % Borgess.; Burgess
junssSlstcdl: Judd 70 Kirg Left on bases-Petworth
4: Takoma s. First base on balls-OH FallOn. 8;
Of Stone 2; on Judd. 2 First base on erOIs-
Petworth 2: Takoma 2 Struck out-By Fallon. a:
bv. stone. 5: by Judd l. Passed ball-Groves- I'm
Iire-NIr FineEan. Tine Of sane-i hour aad 20
-
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Left on bases-Southern. 6; Car Department. z.
First base On balls-Of Bucdcr. 2; of CalloE L
struck out--By Buczler G: by CaIlOw. g. TWo-bass
hits-Waker. Boswell. Stolen bases-Quiin %,
Walker. Handy. Chrome. Hit By pitcher-By Buck
Ter. 8 Wild pitch-Buckler. Passed bans-BurT. 2
I-mrirus-NessTs. Flynn and Spence Tine Of ganO-
/ hour and minuteN
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Earned runs-Mar4nes. 5; c. =. O., J. First bass
BY e.rurs-1lsyines. ,; q. P O.. !. left on hasos-
Marines. g: G.. P. O.. 5 First base on balls-OS
Nuss 4; Of PAYNE. G Struck out-By Nuss. 1.
TNr0-hlse hits-Buesse. MeagbG. Pearose. Sacrifice
hits-BueSse SNYDER. Ha-T7sS. stolen cases-snydeg,
Annoy. Burlick. Heywood. Mccarthy, G. Barnes ~.
Dodd Double piays-Aseagher % Wooden. Fields
% r. Barnes hit BY uitchs-By NUS lCOuEan..
Umpire-Nfr. Setley. Time q gam0-l hour aud =
r-li,-rtna
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Left on baSss-BOstOn. 6. New York 10 BasS
on baIls-Of Schli'zer /: OF Nourse. 2: OF Wilson.
s. Struck out-By NoJrse. !. by Pape. 1; By VII
son. 5 Threebase hit-Dcmmitt. TwO-hase hits
Elberfcld Sweeney. sacrifoo hits-Austin. Wilson.
stolen base-Chase. Double plays-Chase 20 Elber-
field % Chase Eherfeld % Laportc 20 Chase Passed
baii-Donohue. Wild pitch-SchltTer Umpires-
Messrs Connolly and Hurst. Time Of game-l hour
and IS minutes
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Thrcebase hit-Kihfer Sacrifice hits-Eastcrly,
Mcintyre. Bush, AIoriarity. Stolen bases-Easterly
Jones Bases ou baIls-Of Joss l; OF Summers, 2.
Hit by pitcher-By SummCs l. Left on buses
Cleveland g.: Detroit. 5 Struck Olt-By Joss. 5:
BIZ Summers. J. Umpires-Messrs. OLoughn and
Evans. Time Of game-l hour and = minutes. At
tcndanceA lT5
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PARKVIEW IS BEATEN.
BrightwOOd Takes Leaders Down a
Peg by Score of 10 L.

Brightwood defeated Parkview IN tho
Suburban League yesterday before one OF
the largest crowds Of the season.
The winners hit the ball hard anG
often. while their opponents could not
locate Robinson's shoots, and made but
three hits.
Mccarthy led at bat. with a triple. the
longest clout Of the game, and two sin
giles Score:
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mt and 4 must be stopped. Score:

IWobaso hits-Absten, Wagner. Home run
Oakcs. stolen hsSc-Bescher Sacrifice hit--J
Miller Double play-J. Miller % Abstein. Bases
on balloon Willis 4. a Rowan / Struck out
By Willis. Passed ball-McLenn Empire--Nir
Rigler. Time q gane-l hour and % Minutes At
te1dance-3 500.
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Iwo-tso hits-Chanco. Shaw. Sacrifice hits-Strin-
f1 id, Ellis Shecklrd ~. Double plays-Kcnetchy
lu-assistcdl Oyenn % Archer 20 Chnnce Errrs
20 Chance. Stolen hoses-EveTs Chaucc. Hoffman.
Tinker. Shaw Hit by ritcher-By Overall. 2 Wild
ritchcs-Br0vu. p BASES ou ba!ls-Of Sallee. ?. OF
Brown. !. on Overall. 5. Struck out-By Sallec. 2.
hy Brown. Z; by Overall. e Pitching rrclrd-Off
Saiicc hits in innings; on Bachman. ] hit IN (
innings. on Overall hits in innings: on Brown
hits IN inning. Left On hases-St Louis. ::
Chicago. T. Umpires-McssTs Kane and Klein.
Tine o. game hours and q miuutea
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WILLIS IN FORM.
Pirates with Veteran Pitcher Going
Well Easily Beat Reds.

"NS9 WIN fNASE1h EAtSASE =
Well Easily Beat Reds.
Pittsburg, Pa, July 2.-Willis was at
HIS best to-day. and Pittsburg had no
trouble beating Cincinnati. 8 to l. Rowan
was nit freely by the locals.
Manager Clarke Grimth. OF the Cincin-
natl team. who was yesterday suspended
for three days, but who insisted in hand
ling his players from the grand stand.
was to-day notified by the umpires that
the Pittsburg team had made formal COM
plant and Y must be stonped Score.
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PICKED TEAM WINS.
FIynn's Errors Responsible for De-
feat OF Southern Railway.

Although Car Department forfeited 70
Southern yesterday, the picked team
trimmed the latter in q loosely played
game. score 10 TO 3. Buckler's pitching
deserved better support. and loose field
ing at second, by Flynn, accounted for
the score.
walkers batting and the fielding Of
Handy furnished the only features OF the
contest Score.
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Left On bases-St. Martins 6: Compassionate. 6.
First base on balls-Oh Handiboe. 2: of Burhans
3 Struck Out-By Burhans. 5: by Handiboe. G.
Homr rIn - Haden. Two base hits - Haden.
Kreamer. Handiboe Stolen bases-Engel Handi-
Doe. Double piay-Burhans TO Harding HIT nv
p.tcher-By Handiboe l. Umpire-Mr. Myers. Time
Of gsne--l hour and % minutes
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tiIncl rln3-InI0Tl0-, 8 NlTN llTl- . IN
base by crTors-luterioz s. Mary YARD. . Left %
bascs-iuteri0r. G. Na7y Yard l. Frs, base On
bzlls-OR Campbell. 3; of f. Williams 3; OF
Davis. 5 Innings pitched-By f Williams. /: By
Davis. 6. Hits made-OT L. Williams. . OF Davis,
:. Struck out-Bv Campbell 4; by Davis. 4. Three
base hits-Mchinney, Chestnut Fischer. Two-base
its-MckiEney. W Williams. Chestnut. Tgo-base
hits-Campben Taylor, Davis stolen bases-Nion-
roe Evans Waller AIinkins. Simms ~. DAVIS. r.
Williams u H.t by pitcher-By Campbell. ]. by
Davis l. Wild pttChos-Camp0cll 2 Passed balls
Taylor l. BCldcn. p Umpirc-Sfr Harley. Tine
Of grme-l hour and 20 minutes
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b8Tned TlIlT-A. a, q y Q. n. J., J FlTst
base by erTos-A A, O., 2; g. Il. l.. l. Left
on bases-G. II. I. 3 First base on bals-On
Sullivan. l. Struck 0ut-By sullivan. 4: BY wilkins
2. Two-base hits-CockrcIl Maeghcr. Sacrifice hit
-Fanweu. Stolen bases-Burlck Maegher, Davis.
Fsnweu. wilkins Hit by pitcher-By Wilkins. J.
Passed ball-Cockrcll. Umpiro-Dr. Addirnn- Thrall
Time q game-l hour and 10 minutes.
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Left on bases-Twining ,: Waiiach. ). First base
on baIls-OG Bennett 3; on Icatman 6. Struck
out-By Bennett. 6; by Yea;mau. Three
base hit-Heiney. Two-tasc hits--H. Fowler. Gcihsi
Stolen bases-Mawhirney %. Gardner. Ceibel,
Burke o., Bennett tl. D0wney %. Double plays
Jones % Evans: Costello 20 Evans % Costello:
Heincy 20 Gardner. Hit By pitcher-By Bennett.
/; by Yeatm2u, l. Passed blil-fOWler. Umnirc-,
M Handiboe limo Of gamc-i hour and %
minuteA
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WILSON IS INvINCIBLE.
HiEhlanderS' Recruit TyvirIer Holds
Red Sox to Three Hits.

New York. July 27.-WIlson let the Red
Sox go with three small hik this after
noon. and the HighlaS.trs shut them out
The all5JI.id york OF Chase was an
in'festing feature OF a somewhat duh
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WALLACH'S FORFEIT.
annot Muster Eligible Team, So

Cannot Muster Eligible Team, So
Exhibition Game Is Played.
Wallace forfeited to Twining yester-
day IN the Independence League for not
having nine eligible players, whereupon
an exhibition game was played. Twining
winning II 20 0.
Bennett pitched great ball for the win
ners. allowing but three scattered hits
and causing nine 20 fan the cir. Burke
and Heiney starred in the outfield Cor
the winners Score:
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New York. .................... o20O4O o o-s
Boston. .................... 0 0 0 0 %
Two-bosa hit-Meyers. Sacrifices htt-Bndwell.
Stolen bases-Muray ~. Double play-Sweeney 70
shcan 20 Stem. Left on hases-New York. 8: Bos-
ton. &C. Bases on ballS-On Ferguson. l; of
More 2: OF Mathcwson. l. Hit BY pitcher-By
Ferguson. 1; By More. 2 Struck out-By Mathew
son. o. Wild pitch-Alore. Umpres--MeSsrs. John
stcuo ard Emslie. Time Of gome-l hour and 81
minutes. Attcndanee-2s9l,
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ANOTHER FOR INDIAN HEAD.
OverwheIm Rockville Independents
by Score Of 10 to o.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Indian Head. Nd. July 27-Indian HeaE
defeated the Rockville Independents here
yesterday by the score OF 10 to 6, the
feature Of the game being the fielding
or Stewart and r. Hicks, and the batting
Of Rider. The Woodside Athletic Club
plays here Friday.
Games are wanted with Rockville first
team ard Gaitbersbt1rp ccore.
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Philadelphia, 81 Washington, 2.
Philadelphia, 81 Washington, 2.
New York, 81 Boston, o.
Detroit, 81 Cleveland, L.
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ALL HIT THE BALL.

Players on TakOma and PPtwOrth
Mines Make Twenty-siK Hits.
A total Of twenty-seven hits for the two
teams was the record made in the Pet
worth Takoma game in the Suburban
League yesterday, which the hrst-named
club won, y 70 Z, both clubs hitting the
sphere almost at viii.
c. Brown. Graves, Fallon. Stewart. and
Burgess each made three hits. There
were four double plays made. one, by
Burgess. being unassisted. Score:
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NAVY YARD LOSES.
Red Men Defeat Machinists in Col

Ored Departmental League.
Interior defeated Navy Yard in the
Co!ored Departmental League yesterday
y 10 10. The losers made a desperate
rally IN the last two innings. but fell
short by two runs.
The batting Of Mckinney and a catch
by Day were the features. Score:
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Tvo-base hits-Ward, Lumley Titus Three-base
hit-Mages. Stolen baSe-Magee. Struck out-By
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BOTH TO ATHLETICS
Nationals Open Home Series
with Two Defeats.
PITCHERS HAMMERED HARD

ovid" COnrOy smashes Out Homo
Run-Hughes Lasts Three Innings
of First BattIe-DyEert and Bender
Prove Effective with Men on BnSes.
GanIey Shines in the Field.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at st. Louis,
New York at Boston.
Cincinnati nj P1ttHburR.
Brooklyn Mt Philadelphia,
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RECOND GAME

Corridor. &; BY Bell Double play-Ward 20
Bransheld. Bases on bails-O6 Corridor, l. OF
Bell L Umpiro-Ofr O'Day.
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'Battod for Nourso in the fifth.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29

AMEs-On Sunday June q 1909 Katherine Arnes. oss
loved Of Thomas NJ. Ames Funeral private frofo
her late residence
BILIINGHAM June IS 1909 Eliza Bilins
ham HuvIockD. widow OF Alfred BIlngharns aSs1
81 years months and 10 days