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The Washington herald., 1909-07-29

'Batted Tor Mattcn in seventh inning.
fBatted Tor Ferguson ia ninth inning.
80 ADtA-'-'- = v Y v
Ioston. ........................O 0 0 o 3 o IA
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ONLY HITFOR MARTEL
Triple of Quaker Boy Lone
Bingle Off PastOriuS.
SENT IN AS A PINCH HITTER
Blasts Brooklyn TwirIer's Hope for
Place I'm the Hall of Fame with
IA Hit I'm the Final Inning-Game
Is RepIete with Embarrassing Plays.
Mcmillan RObs Bates OF Hit.

Philadelphia, July 2S.-Pastorius, Brook
lyn's speedy southpaw, came within an
inch OF getting in the hall Of fame to-
day, when he started in by holding the
Philles down 70 one hit-a very untimely
triple by Martel. who batted for Titus in
the ninth-when Brooklyn BANKED the
Phillies by the score Of 4 10 0.
II was the first game Pastorius had
pitched for some time for the Dodgers,
but judging from to-day's exhibition, he
should be worked regularly by Lumley.
Pastorius was given superb backing. de-
spite the two errors made behind him.
Mcmillan robbed Bates Of a hit In the
sixth by great play on the former Bos-
ton players slow bounding ball. while a
sensational stop and throw by McElveen
in the seventh prevented Doolin from
getting a hit Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-29
ATHLETICS WIN BOTH
Make 1t -Four Straight in
Series with Nationals.
GROOM HIT HARD IN FIRST

Coast Recruit Easy Mark for Ath-
Ietic Swntters-Retires I'm Favor of
OberIin, who Checks Tide-Hughes
Pitches Well I'm the Second, but
Krause Goes One Better.
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BASEBALL B MARTEL 0'a AMATEURS

grounder was fum5led by Donohue fill
ing the bases. on Thomas out. Dele
hanty to Donohue. MSGphy came home.
and a wild pitch a minute later let in
Davis
The visitors grabbed their sixth run
in the eighth, when Murphy walked
reached third on Davis clout to center,
and scored on Barry's sacrifice fly to
Browne.
The Chicago White Sox will be Wash
ington's opponent in a doube-header to-
day.
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Battered for LaudCTmilk in eighth inning.
Chicago. ...--.................. 0 0 ? o ! Go
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CANTILLON SENDS MILLER
AND CARLISLE TO MINORS

Manager CantiiIon last night
stnted that Pitcher Jim Carlisle
would be returned TO the Fair
mont, w. Va. club. as the young
man was not quite ripe for fast
company.
OutneIder Miller Will also go TO
one OF the Tri-Stnte League
teams until he has had IA bit
more experience.
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GAMES TODAY.
Chicago Mt Washington.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York,
Cleveland at Philadelphia,
GAMES TODAY.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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VICTORY FOR LANGDON.
Win Out in LiStless Contest q
Prince George League.

Riverdale, July 2S.-In a loosely played
game here to-day between the home club
and the Langdon team Of the Prince
George County Suburban League. the
visitors were the victors by. the score
OF 10 10 g.
ErsSin, for Langdon, had the Riverdale
batters at his mercy. except in the
fourth and sixth innings, when bases
on balls and oppOrtune swats scored
three runs in each session. A feature
was +. POrter's two base hit I'm the sec
ond inning with all the cushions occu-
pied All three men tailed. Langdon
took kindly 10 Piozet's benders, connect
ing for ten safeties. The game was list
lessly played, and aroused but little en-
fbnefa Gpo~a-
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YESTERDAYS Results.
Philadelphia, ~ Washington, 1.
Philadelphia, % Washington, o..
Boston, =; New York, 2.
Detroit, 81 Cleveland, A..
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PLAY FOURTEEN INNINGS.
MayfIOwers Capture Exciting Game
from ex-COIIegians.

The game Of ball between the Ex-
College Stars and L. 5. 5. Mayhower,
played on the north diamond OF the
White lot yesterday afternoon. was one
Of the best games seen there this
season.
The game was a pitchers battle be-
tween Cy Summervllle for the Stars, and
Whitley for the Sailors in which SUM
merviIle had the better of the argument.
striking out twelve men and allowing
but two passes. Whiteley also allowed
but two passes to first and struck out
nine men. The deciding run was scored
on errors by Hines and Madden.
But seven hits were garnered of Sum
mervilie's shoots. while the Stars touched
up Whitley for eleven safeties.
The features of the game were the
fielding of Sarbin at second base for the
Sailors, and the batting Of Walker and
Hayden for the Stars, the former getting
three clean drives, one OF which was a
two-bagger. and the latter a triple and
two singles Score:
R.H. E.
Aayfiower........... OOOOO2OOOOOOOl-3 ;
Ex-eoliege Stars O0l0Ol0oOOOOOO- Il ,
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on errors-Philadelphia, ?; washington.
!. Left on bases-WashingtOn 4: Phil
delphia, O. First base on balls-On Groom.
8; of Plank. l. Innings pitched-By
Groom, Z; by Oberlin, ?. Hits made-On
Groom. 10 Struck out-By Groom. Z: by
Oberiin. l; by Plank. g. Three-base hit
Baker Two-hase hits-Baker, Street.
Sacrifice hits-Heitmuller Murphy. Barry.
Double plays-Plank TO Barry 20 Davis;
Delehanty 10 Mcbride 20 street. Wild
pitCh-Groom. Passed ball-Idviugston.
Umpires-MesSrs KERN and Egan Time
Of game hour and IS minutes
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Earned runs-Philadelphia J. First base
on errors-Washington /: Philadelphia. 2
Left on bases-Washington 8. Philadel-
phid. g. First base on balls-Om Krause,
.. of Hughes, 3. Struclr out-By Krause,
Z; by Hughes > Three-base hit-Thomas
TwO-base hit-Donohue. Sacrifice hits
Heitmuller. Murphy, Barry. Hit by pitch
er-By Hughes, 2. Wild pitch-Hughes
Umpires--Messrs. Egan and KERN Time
OF game hour and a minutes Attend
anCe, 1907.
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BURNS AND DOC" WHITE
WHITE SOX PITCHERS TO-DAY

In tO-day's dOuble-header with
the White SOx, Manager Sullivan
said he would probably pitch
"DOc" White and Bill Burns
against the Nationals. Joe Can
tIIIOn thinks 80 well nf Oberlin
that he proposes to use him
again to-day. Walter Johnson
will also toe the slnb for WASH
IngtOn.
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MOVING UP THE LADDER.
Bethany Boys TrOunce HamIIne in
sunday school League.

Bethany moved up nearer the top yes
terday 81 the sunday School League by
defeating Hamline, u 20 f.
Ellis twiried a good game for the win
ners. allowing only four singles. Birch
started ia we'll but errors behind him
were OF such a discOuraging nature that
he did not extend himself much in the
latter part OF the game. the Baptists
connecting with the sphere almost al will
Jack SpaulGiug soaked the ball for q
home run IN the last inning, It being the
only extra base hit Of the game. Score:
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PARKVIEW IS BLANKED.
WOODBURY. Applies Generous Coat OF
Whitewash 10 League Leaders.

Parkview received quite setback IN
the Suburban League yesterday when
Woodburn shut them ont, TO 0. in a
.seyen-inning game.
Brightwood won q game from Takoma
by forfeit. and the days play make the
race closer than ever.
The winners made all Of their runs in
the third and fourth sessions by a spas
mndlc attack ON koehlers curves Score:
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Tvo-base hts-Evers Howard Steinfeldt Three
base hit-Evans. Sacrifice hit-Sheckard. Double
plays-Tinker 90 Howard Cherries to Evans Stolen
hases-Tiuker. Schultz. Bases Oh balls-Od Bach
man, I; on Higginbotham, 8 Struck Out-By Bach
man. ?; by Higginbothan, l. Left on bases-St
Louis. 5: Chicago. 6. Umpires-Messrs. Klein and
Kane. Time Of camel hour and 81 minutes.
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FlTst 6os3 . Gr7Ts-HaUIIHe. ); EetIarY, :
Left on bases Ha1Iiue &, Bethany g. Firs- base
0n balls-OT Birch 2; OF Ellis & Struck out-By
BrcI O.. by Fills & Home rIn-Sp1ridiuE. Sac
rifce M;s-GeibFl Taylor. stolen hsse--Be1s0r.
Sucker lZ. Birch. Sisnor Dovrey, Coleman p.
Davis. DrLd Dugau. Spauidirg. shsafcr. Double
pIay-Beaslu Ivlassiztad- HH by ri'cher-By
Birch. i Wild pitch-EIis. Passed ball-Gcibei.
Umrirs-Nir. Hughes. Time u same-l hour and
% minutes
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Totals..-... szlS I
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GIANTS WIN EN- BOTH.
With McGraw in Charge, the Team
Easily Beats Doves.

Boston. July 2S.--Manager McGraw
came over from New York to-day and
instined some life into the Giants. who
have been taking things rather easy here.
The result was that they won both games
Of a double-header from Boston to-day.
The extra game was moved up from the
September series so as TO prevent a con-
fiicting date with the Boston Americans
here. Doyle will have to get a chain
for mis- bat II he keeps throwing it at
the catcher He was put out of the first
game for that reason to-day, and Sey-
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Left IN bases-ParkviCw. 2; Woodbuu. First
base on blIls--Of hoChlCr. 2. or Jones. Innings
rntched-By Mcfarland q by Koehler, & His
made-Of Mcfarland. q Oh Koehler Z. Struck
Out-By Mcfarland .; by Koehler. /; hy JoCes. g.
Tro-hase Steele e. Jones Stolen bascs-Dlvis
Jurghsus. Bagrctte. Double pisys-Nau 20 Bag
setie 60 Gallagher; Baggette 20 Gallagher % Miller
O'Nisl TO Gallagher. Hit hy ptcssr-By kochlcr
. Wild uitch-McFarland. Umpires-Messrs Zol
and Finncgan Time Of gameI hoT and 3
minutes.
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LOCAL BOY OFFERED BERTH.

A rumOr has been nfIOat in
amateur circles during the past
week TO the effect that Sanders,
the crack pitcher of the A%rIcuI-
tural team Of the Departmental
League and the D=ent,sOOds OF
the Capital City League, has
been offered trial with the
Philadelphia AthIetIcH.
Sanders Is said 10 have stnted
TO several frieads II the game
between Brentwood and the Co.
lumbin Athletic Club yesterday
that the rumOr Il not without
foundation, but that he would
not consider an OfTer TO play pro-
fessiOnaI ball for the present.
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BattcrCs-lSr.lin and Pratt; Otly and MuuSol.
80.
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E1rueI rIna-N .I1WE- 5. W-TUTIl F1rsf 6lao
by crrurs- Mohauk 3. Olympia. q Ieft on basos-
Mohawk s. Olympia. J. First base On baus-Of
Grinder. 3: on Betz. 8 Innings Titched-By Grind
CT. s, By Bctz 6. Hits maic-Of Grinder. &, OF
Betz Is Struck out-By Grinder p. by Betz s
Tp-o-hase hit-Tbomrecn. Sacrifice hit-Smithsou
stolen hase-- Harding s. Lu-comhe .; Newton. .
Nid r,tci-Bcty. Passed balls-Crabie 49, Tn
rRs-llessrs. Belt and Farrell Time %; game-l
..f 4r and % minutes.
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TIGERS IN THE NINTH.
Champions Win Out I'm Final Session
of Interesting Gnme.

Cleveland. July &-The Maps dropped
another to Detroit to-day, 70 3 MuIlin
getting revenge for his own beating here
by seeing Young driven from the box in
game which FOR a time It seemed tie
veteran would defeat Mullin. Falkenberg
finished for Young IN fair shape, though
the winhing run was made of him after
the Maps had tied up the game. Score:
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CUBS DROP THE LAST.
Win First Game with Cardinals, but
Lose the Second.

st. Louis. July 2S.-St Louis and Chit
cago broke even to-day in a double-head-
er. Chicago getting the first battle score
TO /, and the Cardinals the second. . to
A. ReulbaCh in the first proved very ef-
fective. and disposed Of St. Louis easily.
while Bachman held the Cubs fairly safe
in the second Scores:
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ROANOKE GETS LAST.
Takes Richmond Into Camp In
Close Game.
- b u - -.

Special ~ The Washington Herald.
Roanoke. Va. July 2S-The last OF the
series with Richmond was won by Roam
oke to-day by the score Of 2 TO /
It was a beautiful game, clean and
clever. and played with snap by both
sides
Fender, after his severe roasting by
the fans yesterday. failed 20 show up.
end Players West OF Roanoke, and Twit-
mire, Of Richmond handled the Indicator.
and they did il well Score:
RIB. L
Roanoke. OOOO0x-2 /
Richmond. .......-..-..0 o 0 . O I o @ o. !
Baueries-Eoaucke. Doane and Ryan, Riclmord
Vrrhout and NeSsitt Umpiras-AIcssrs- West ard
Twitmirc Time II gane-2 hours and 10 minutes.
AttCUdaucc-6oo
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Left on hases-Pensioncrs. 1; TauglcEood. G. First
bases on balIs-OG Lynch, 3 Struck out-I1y lynch
Il. by Donaldson. g. Home uu-Daly- Three-hase
hits-Bulloch Hunter Mccarthy. Two-hase hits
Mace Whitmarsh. Sacrifice hits - Hunter DAILY
Mess. Stolen basos-McCarthy %. Mace Mess
lawson. Hunter. Double plays-Srhneider 20 Long
% Dampier. Passed balls-Schncider %. Umpire
Mr.. Myers. Time Of game-l hour and 81 min
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Left on bases-AdTcrt s.. Ninth, g. First base on
b9us-OH Brady. 2; OF Sweeny. 9; OF Kulle. I. In
nines pitched-By SWccuy. %; by kule. - Hats
uaado-Of sweeny. s.. OF Kullc. :. Struck out-By
Brady. 6: hy Swceny. 3: by Kulie. . Thrcc-basc
hits-Yclayicr. Pumplrey. Cricsshauks Two-hase
hits-Sigcu-nery ~. PumThrer stolen hascs-
Niles CZ Soaton Fries. Double plays-Sig1u-ney
70 Pumrhrey 20 Pcnuing. Hit By pitcner-By
Swoeny. Wild ptch-Swccny. Passed ball-Fale-
vier Umpire Mr.. Haudiboe. Time Of camel
hour and 81 minutes.
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ADVENT WINS OUT.
Ninth Is Beaten by Kettner's OUTFIT
nj NcDevftt'x Field

Advent defeated Ninth. L to s. in the
Independence League yesterday. The
Advent squad peppered Brady's slants to-
ward the latter part Of the contest. MAX
ing six runs in the last two rounds.
Brady made three hits, while Smith and
JaeschIi starred in the out garden. Score:
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PLAY TIE GAME.
Pension bureau and TnnElewOOd
Battle Until Dark.

Tanglewood tried mighty hard 20 break
the three-cornered tie in the Marquette
League yesterday, but the best the boys
from across the Creek could do was 20
hold Manager RObbins's charges 10 a tie
game 20 6
Both clubs played loose ball. eleven err
r0rs being made hv the two teams. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-29

Two-base hits-J. Miller a. Wagner. Three
base hits-Hohlitzcll Gibson. Leach Wilson Stolen
hasgs-Bescher. Wagner. Sacrifice hits-GihEou Alb
stein. Sacrifice flies Ahstein. Bases on hlls-Oh
Maddox 2. Oh Fromme l. Struck out-By Camp
bell J. Umpire-Nr RiglcT. Time Of camel hour
and 50 minutes. Attendance. $50.
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GEORGETOWN OLIVES WIN.
KidyveITs Classy TyyirIing Results In
Easy Victory.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

". L. Pct ~. J.. Pct
6. o. c. Q Loo PecE-........... Q ! 90
Dumbarton.... ] @ LOO PrJslc-ts....... o 1 90
The Georgetown Olive Club won its first
game in the Georgetown Athletic Associa-
ton when Il defeated The Peck team
in a weH-contested game by the score OF
S 20 . The pitching Of Kidwen. who
struck out sixteen batsmen. and the field
ing OF Lemric were the features Of the
game.
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GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia at PittsburE.
Chicago at 81. Louis.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
PIRATES BEAT REDS AGAIN.
Pound Pitcher FFOmme in Early SEES
SiOns for Whining Runs.

Pittsburg. July 2S.-CampbeH held Pitts
burg down 20 four hits in to-day's game
with Cincinnati, but the harm had been
done by Fromme In the first and third
innings. when he let the Pirates get away
with three triples and three doubles in
rapid-fire order. Score.
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Tvobase hits-Sheckard Schultz. Archer. Charles
Shaw. Sacrifice hits-Reulbach o. Evers. Sacri-
fee fy-SChulte Double play-sheckart 70 Archer
Hit by ptcher-By Reubach. /. Bases on balls
on Laudemilk. g. of Meter /. OF ReulbaCh /
Left on hases-St. Louis. 5: Chicago 10. Umpire
Mcssrs Kane and Klein. Time Of game-l houl
and . minutes
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DISTRICT TEAM LOSES.
Government Printing office Nine
Wins in COIOrcd League.

Government Printing once defeated
League yesterday in a seven-inuing game.
- 20 Z. Thomas pitched a good game
after the first inning. in which session the
District boys batted him for a six-run
lead score.
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IW0-01s8 6lTs-E. F0TT0T, baII1y. IN UY VIIClCT
Phelps. Stolen bases-E. Porter Anderson
Erskin Phelps J. Tanning g. Frederick. North
ridge. Burch %. stephens Sacrifice hit-Bacy
Struck out-By Piozet. g. by Erskin. O. Bases on
bous-OG Erskin. 5. Wild pitches Erskn. Piozct
Passed balls-Pholps t2l- Left hasos-Langdou,
s: Rverdalc s. First base on crTcrs-Langdon. s.;
Bivcrlale. 3. Umpirc-Alr. Myers. Time Of game
hour and Is minutes.
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Left % bases-H1st0n. 5. Nov York. J. Bases On
balls-Of Aullanci. 3. Off Lake. 2 Struck out
Ry WARRIOR. > by lake g. Thres-base hits-Lorl.
Hooper. Elheueld Twobase Lit-StahL Sacrifice
hits-Lord. Hooper. stolen lases-Lord %. Dou-
Die play-Arell1ucs % StahL Passed ball-Douo-
hue. Wild ptchc=-Lake %. Tit ty uitchcr-By
Arcllsnes. 2. ty Wlrh0p. o Umpirls-Msssrs. Hurst
and Connolly. Time Of gme-l hour and s.
MINUTES
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Hts made-Of Young. 9; Oh FOlkentVrg. 2. Two
base hits-Young Crawford. Thrce-base hits-F1ick.
Hinchman. Sacrifice hits killfcr Cobb. Stolen
bascS-Stovall Bush Bass on balls-Of Fulken-
berg. Z; OF Mulliu , Hit by pitcher-By Young. i.
Left on bases-C lcyeland. s. Detroit :. Struck ont
BY Young. 2 by Falkcnherg 1; by Niuiln. g..
Double plays-Crawford lunassiStedl St0val 90 Ban.
20 StOvaH: Kilifer 20 Crawford. Passed halls
Clarke 3 Umpires-Mesrs Evans and OI0ughlin
Time Of game-l hour and Il minutes. Attendance
i
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SCALP FOR MOHAWKS.
CIubmen Trim OlymDIa's in Well
played Game, 10 10 ?.

feated the Olympia Athletic Club in an
interesting game on the latter's grounds.
Grinder pitched excellent ball. allowing
but four hits Harding led with the bat
with four hits. Thompson caught a good
game Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-29

Left On hascs-Peck. ]. G. o. C.. 3 FIRST base
ON halls-Of Nicponough. .; OF Kidweu. g. Struck
Ogt-By McDm0gEl. 20. by hiivch. lt Three
base hi-s-Noouc Schcmhert Mygr, Two-hase hits
-Iamric Reynolds Stolen blses-Sclomlcrt. hlare.
Leurc a. Belt UmpiTc-MT. Maters Time q
gsml-l hour and 80 minutes.
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Earned rrs-liuiciral. ); 9. 7. O. u First
base hv error Municipal. !; G.. =. o.. g. Loft
on hases-IIsmiepal. 9; o.. T. o., FIRST base oa
Hail D. CT Thomas. g. Struck out-Iiy
Hail. .. by Thomas. o Home rIrs-Atkius0n
Bush. Three-haso hits-Iuins o.. Brown. Two
base hits-Str1thers ,2 Addison stolen bases
Goodrich. Irving %. Bush W. AudrlcS- Double
rsan 20 Atkinson. Hit ty pitchcr-Ey
Han. 8 Wild pItchgs-HaL TL0mlS Passed ball
Payne. Jmpre-Alr Harley Time OF gauc-I
hour md n rlInufrs
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EASY FOR RED SOX.
Have No Trouble in DispOsIng OF
HiEhIanders on Their Grounds.

New York. July 2S-It was all Boston
at American League Park to-day. The
Red Sox batted bris6ly and had the game
safe after the fourth inning Poor base
running cost the New Yorks several runs.
Score
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IWo-base hits-Murray. Schiei BecE- Sacriice
hit8-SCymOur. OHara Raymond. stolen bases
Shcan. Tenney. Murray. BndweL Double play
Becker 10 Stem. Left on bases Boston. 9, Rev
York. 8. BASES on balls-On Mattem 3. on Ray
mond. l. Struck out-By Nlsttern, 3; by Ferguson.
2. by Raymond. 2 Wild pitch-Mattern. Umpires
-Messrs. Emsie and tombstone. Time Of camel
hour and 50 minutes. Attendance-Z500
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Port-mouth Loses Asain.

SPECIAL % Tie Washington Herald.
DanviUe. Va. July 2S.-The Red Sox
again defeated Portsmouth to-day. the
victory being due 20 the punching Of hits.
three Of them being for extra bases of
Hamilton Morrissey, FOR the locals. had
the visiting twirler outclassed, and was
effective at critical stages. Both Of the
teams put up a clever exhibition in the
field.
The stars for the locals. from fielding
standpoint. were Warren. a new second
baseman, who is playing on account OF
Magee being injured, and Fisher, at
shortstop. Laughlin led the batting with
single and a double. Powell and Sulli-
van following with a triple each. Score:
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liuoc-ulac nll-0llIlel- oAlIlAct Alis-t -sluIllls
jordan. Stolen bases-Clemeut. Bunch. Double
play Clement 20 Bergen. Left on bases-Brooklyn.
s; Philadelphia. 8 Bases balls-Oh Past0rius,
G. Oh FJyeu q Struck out-By pastcrius 2; by
McQuiIcu. !. BY Fozcn. 8. Umpire-Air. ODay.
Atteudan-g-2 500
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When you have losl or found anything,
telephone an advertisement TO The Wash
mgton Herald. and bill VIII be sent you
at l cent a word
The Washington herald., 1909-07-29

mour became infected with the same
trouble IN the second game, being sent
TO the bench. Scores:
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Two-lass hits-MeyeFs Becker, Beck. Moray.
Tbrve-base hlt-Smith Sacrifice ht-O Hara- Stolen
hasos-Th0mas. T5nuCy. Double pay-DCyle lunas-
sisted. L,fr OF basgs-New York. 70; Boston. 7.
Base on talls-Of White G: On Crandau. 4 on
Tuckey. !. on Ferguson. 3. Struck out-By White.
2. by Cmndau. Z. by TucACy. !. hy Wifse /: by
Fcrgusol. !. Umpires-Nessrs Emsie and John
stone. Time o. ame-2 hours and 2 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-29

You have not read all Of the news OF
the day until you have read the want ads.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-29

Special 20 Tho Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va, July 2S-Lynchburg and
Norfolk broke even on a double-header
this afternoon. the first going 70 the
home club, 10 :. and the second 70 the
visitors, 3 10 O.
Two pitchers were unable 10 check the
hitting OF Norfolk IN the first game,
while the ShOemakers for their part
pounded Otey for FIVE runs IN the third.
Fox stopped them.
In the second game Norfolk was out
played by LynChbUrg. and Griffin had
the best Of the pitching argument with
Otey. who made an effort to redeem him
self from the showing he made IN the
first game, although misplays were re-
sponsible for each Of Lynchburg's runs
Scores;
First game: RHE
Iynchhurg. ........-... 90 90 O-5 10 /
Norfolk. 2 0 2 Ks Il o
Battercs-Vernuelle. Dickinson and Pratt: Otey,
Fox. and Munson. UmDires-Mesrs Mace and
Stanton
Second game: r. II. Z.
Lyuchburg. o 0 o. 0 0-s o
Norfolk 0 0 o o 90 8
Batteries-Gr.fFn and Pratt Otey and Muuson.
Umpizes-Alessrs. Mace and stanton Attendance
-2is.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Pittsburg, o. Cincinnati, 3.
Brooklyn. (; Philadelphia, o.
New York, :, Boston. 1.
New York. 4; Boston, ?.
ST. Louis, - Chicago, {.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-29

Murphy started of the sixth with a
spanking single 70 left. Davis yelled
with pain as one Of Hughes speedy In
shoots lodged in his back. Barrv's
The Washington herald., 1909-07-29

'Battod Tor Foxen in the eighth inning
RATED Tor Bates IN the ninth inning.
tBatted for Titus in the ninth inning.
Brooklyn. ..................... ; 0 0 0 %
Philadelphia. 0 900 0 90
The Washington herald., 1909-07-29
HAGERSTOWN GAINING.
Now Leads Winchester by Five
Games I'm Series.
Special to Tho Washington Herald

DIVlIII 70 IIIu NuaIlIIHIUII IiLIIIU.
Hagerstown, Nd. July 2S-By down
ing Winchester here this afternoon. score
q to l. Hagerstown increased its lead
to FIVE games in the series between these
two clubs for the championship
Sterzer was hit hard in the first inning
three singles and double, with two
errors by Shortstop Baker, netting Hag-
erstown four runs. Strauss was touched
Up throughout the game, but only in the
fifth did hits run together Score:
Winchester. 0OO03 OIOJ 10 2
Hagerstown. ........ % 0 OOIx-5 7 b
Batteries-sterzer and Dufey; Strauss and Tback
era Umpire-Alr McKeeyer. Time Of game
hours
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-02-25
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