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The Washington herald., 1909-07-08
GIANTS ARE LUCKY
PhillieS Present Game on a
Silver Platter.
BASES ON Balls ARE COSTLY

New YOrl1s Are Unable 20 HIT COva-
leskd and COrrIdOn-Six Passes in
Row Force in Three Runs,
Enough TO Win for MeGraw's
Team-FinaI Score to 1.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
New York, 3; Philadelphia, I.
Brooklyn, - Boston, 4.
fFirsr glne.}
Brooklyn % Boston, Z.
CSecord game}
Pfttsburg, g; Chicago, 2.
GAMES TO-DAY.
St Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati al Brooklyn.
Pittsburs at New York.
Chicago AZ Philadelphia
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'Batted for Sweeney in the eighth
fBatted for Cheshro in the eighth.
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Lynchburg Wins An Fourteentb

SPECIAL 20 Tie Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, July IA base on balls to
Lawrence in the fourteenth inning fol-
lowed by a stolen base, JacksoE's out al
first and HOOker's hit Just over second
with two out, gave the Shoemakers the
winning run over Roanoke to-day. the
score being 3 to ?. The game was a great
pitchers battle between Dickinson. the
Richmond cast-oh. for the locals and
Andreda, the Spaniard. recently secured
by Roanoke from Elmira, y. 7. Only
when Andreda allowed HOoker's short hit
out Of Newton's reach in the fourteenth
did he allow the locals TO get the upper
hand OF him. Dickinson's work was su-
perb and Roanoke would not have scored
but for errors by Lawrence, followed by
one by PraJ; az the plate The long
drawn-out game prevented a double
header. Score:
RHE
Lynchb1rg o 0 c o 90 900 Ia ;
Roanoke. o 0 o 0 0 0 o o. 9 4
Batteries 80 Dickinson and Pratt. Andreda and
Ryan Umpre-Mr. Hcnncgr. Attendance-l.000.
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Capital There's nigger IN the woodpFe
somewhere, and the club owners should
set together and take a hand in the
game.
The writer said that the pruning knife
was badly needed. Perhaps the infusion
OF new blood VIII help some. The expert
ment is worth trying, at any rate Then
II the team fails 70 hit winning streak
there must be trouble with the man who
is handling the men
Give Us a winning team. Washington
is getting tired Of being the goat OF the
American League.
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TANGLEWOOD IS BEATEN.
Pension Bureau Brushes Georgetown
Aside I'm Marquette League Race.

Pension once strengthened their hold
on first place by defeating Tanglewood.
in the Marquette League yesterday. 10
20 5.
The Clerks took the lead from the
start. and. aided by the steady work OF
Barnes on the slab and the stick work
Of Mess and Murphy. held the game safe
throughout.
Wolfe pitched a good game for the
losers, but the misplays behind him were
costly. He figured in a fast triple play
with Schneider and Long.
The work Of Whitmarsh at short for
FTa Ia-r-.gH mas ~T-e---
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EIRsT EAlTE

-Barted fE Thomas in the nlufh-
fBatted FOX Grlham in The ninth
:Bstted for Tuckey h DE ninth.
bQ1lo-l .---.-------s--------- I q . / -
Brooklyn --------------.--.-- Q s Oo0le 70
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NATIONALS NEW TwIRLER
special % The Washirron H.r.la.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Cleveland, Ohio, July 7.-sIana-
ger Joe CantillOn, OF the Wash
ingtOn club, has signed RoSzeI, a
husky, six = sOOf, right = handed
pitcher, who has been ty,irIInr
great bail for seTui-professiOnaI
club In Virginia this season.
CantiilOn expects 10 use ROszeI
against the Maps In one OF the
games here.
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Larrcl rlns-NunlCDlI. 10, 3, =. p. s FIT8t
base on errOrs-Nunicipal Z; b. T. p Il Left
on bases Municipal. 6; r. T. p. 9. fIrst base
On bals-OG Gnmshaw. 9: of Reynolds. ;: on
johnson, Innings pitchcd-By Reynolds. 5; by
JchnsCn , Hits made-On Grimshaw p. OF
Reynolds. 10; Oh Johnson. G. Struck Out-By
Grimshaw. l6; hy Reynolds. 10; bY Johnson. l.
Home runs-S. Johnson. Logan Three-base hits
Atkins. Meyers. Hall. TWo-base hits-wnkinson On.
Atkinson. Dyson Sacrifice hit-Amos stolen
bases-Johnsca. Wilkinson. Atkinson. Andrews
Double plays-Andrews; johnson 70 Hau 20 Lo-
gan. Hit hy pitcber-By Grimshaw 2 wild
pitciios-Grimshaw 8: Bcyrclds . Passed balls
Jchnscn. &; Payne. g. Umprc-Mr Harley Time
Of same-i hour and 3 minute
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GET THEIR REVENGE.
Commissioners Beat the Navy squad
at Last An Departmental Circuit.

The Commissioners got revenge for
their two other defeats by Navy when
they took advantage Of the Sailors er-
rors in the early sessions of yesterdays
same, finally coming on winners. 4 70
Buroker had partly himself 70 blame
for the defeat. for his wild throw TO
third IN the second inning allowed two
Commissioners TO score. and Ganiey's
three passed balls accounted for the 9th
ers.
VIII HandibOe did his best 70 bring
victory 10 his team. rObbing the Sailors
OF several promising hits by his great
work. and Keyser shared honOrs with
him when he pulled down a hit of Ca
maliers bat that looked good for a triple.
SoOra-
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Rated for Schultz IN she s.1ta = : . :
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LEADERS STILL WINNING.
LanEdOn Drops a Holly Contested
Game TO Bethany by One Run.

Lahsooh drops a Holly Contested
Game 10 Bethany by One Run.
Langdon threw a big scare into the
Bethany camp yesterday in the Sunday
School League, but lost out by one run,
70 s.
Erskin was IN the box for the Sub
uroanites and pitched well. and had ne
been given better support he probably
would have Won
A Cruikshanks made two poor plays
in right field IN attempting to stop the
bah with his feet instead o. using his
hands. and this helped 10 lose the con
test With two men down and two strikes
on Shellenberger in the eighth inning. E
Porter threw wild 10 third and allowed
Taylor 10 score the winning run.
Dodd started the contest for Bethany.
but after FIVE runs had been score IN the
first two innings he was relieved by Men
efee. who finished the game in good style.
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fremont Athletic club wins.

Herndoa. Va. July The fremont A
C. defeated Herndon to-day. s 10 Z
Kephardt started 70 pitch for the home
team. but was relieved by OrrisOn after
six earned runs had been made.
The features Of the game was the
work Of the battery and the playing Of
King. for the visitors, and the alI-round
work OF OrrisOn, for the home team.
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Left on bases-Trainmen. 9; Southern. 3 First
baso on balls-OR Hughes 6: OF RyOl. s. strus
out-By Hughes. /: hy Ryo1. 8 TTO-bass hts
Ryon %, Mofstt. RisdCn. B0abett- Sac-ifcs hit
sullivan. Stolen hases-SulliTan Mo7ett. Anderson
Risdon ~. Morris e. Double play-Sharabau %
Evans. hit by pitcher-By Hughes. BaIk-Ryon
l. Passed bail-4ic-is. Jrspi7e-Alr. o. c. Flynn.
Time Of F1me-l hour and 6 Minutes
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PittsbUrg -------------------- oIl1S
Chicago ...................--. 0 0 0 o e.

Totals-- suzB o
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New Umpire for suburbaniter.

L. II. S;erne. official umpire OF the
Bank Clerks League has been rendered
the same job in the Prince George County
League. Mr. Sterne viii assume his new
position just as soon as the Money
Handlers" complete their schedule Evi-
IDENTIFY he has delivered the goods.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-08

In On hoses-TEining. 5; Manhattan } First
base "a hols-On Wyukoope. 2. OF LaWde- 8: OF
Umoauga s IEIiugs pitched-By Wyukoope ; -.
oy LaNcer. Is. b. Diver. / Hits uade-Od
Wynkoops. 3; a Lawder. 8. OF Dtuer. /
Struck oUf-By limbaugh G; b. LaWder . Home
run-Donnely. sacrihoa hi;-Doanely. Stolen
bases-Gei6ei. Ruugert, Buckley e. Fegan. Hit hy
pltoher-3T JmbauEh. !. b. LaWdG. / Wild
pitehes-Umbaugh. 4; LaFder. l. Passed ball
Geibe. Umplre-SfT. Handiboe. Ttms q game
hour ard s7 Minutes
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TwObese hits-Fcuton e. Car. SNYDER. Bezsse.
Barnes. Rider. Berick Thrce-basc hIt-R5der
Hirs-On johnson. G; Or Fergls3n. , SE=lace
hits-Carr. johnson. Meagher. Fo-thsn- Stolcn
bases-McCarthy. Ferguson. Beusse. Car. Berries.
Co-rigan. Snyder Double plays-HideT ,unassistedl
Snyder 20 BcTick. Let on bases-G. P. o.. ?;
Marines. s First base on baIls-Ncuss. G; q John
son /. % Ferguson = First base 90 e-rors-Ci. p o.
2. Marines, Hit b. pitcler-coTiEln. Be-sse
struck Out-By Nelss. s. by Johnsol 8: b. Fer-zi-
son- B. Wild pi1ches-By Ne1Ss. ]; by Ferrlsou,
5; By Johnson. L Tine Of game-I hour and 4
Minutes Umpire-Mr. Sctiey.
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Earned rzns-Navy. / First base BY errurs-Com-
missioncTs 2; Navy. 2 Len bases-Co-nInission-
ers. 2; Navy. 4. First base on balls-Oh Buroker.
2; Of TTedway. 2 Struck Out-By Burcke-, g; By
TredWay. :. Sacrifice hit-Kaudive-- stolen bases-
Thomas. Camaher. Yendiver Mocre. Sullivan. Hit
by Titcher-By Buroker. Z. Wild pitch-IredEay.
Passed ball-Ganiey 80. Moore. Umri-e-Mr. Beta
Tine cf game-l hour and 50 minutes
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pecial 70 The W,shinrtoa- Henld.

Special to The Washington. Herald.
Cleveland,'O 'Ohio. July What is left Of
the Washington club arrived in town to-
night. prepared to put Up some sort Of
night against the Maps for the next four
playing days. Hughes. Tannehilt and
Altroek, upon whom waivers have been
asked. were sent from Boston 10 Wash
ington. and several of the players who
compose the National party quartered at
the Hotel Euclid are complaining OF sun
dry injuries. which may keep them out Of
the fray tomorrow.
Charley Smith has a split finger. jim
Delehanty is just able 10 hobble about
according to his team mates, while Wild
Conroy has a twisted ankle. which makes
his locomotion rather difficult Outfelder
Browne, Who has been out Of the game
for some time. is scarcely able to play.
but hopes TO get into the game by the
time the club arrives at Detroit
Looks Like johnson.
Johnson pitched Monday, while Gray
and Groom worked Tuesday. That leaves
the two youngsters that CantiTIon has
picked up recently TO pitch tomorrow,
unless Johnson is selected, in spite OF the
fact that he has had but two days Of
r@st. Johnson win probably be the man.
The youngsters are Hovlik. late Of Pc
oria, big right-hander. and Roszel. who
was recommended 10 Cantnlon on the
strength Of what he had done In the box
for emi-professiOnal club IN Virginia.
he is also Highlander.
Scout Mike KahOe joined the Ma
tionals here to-day. after looking over
the Central Leaguers He advised Can
tillOn TO buy Pitcher Y Walker. OF Zanes-
vile. and Cantlllon viii probably decide
favorably upon the report If he can have
Walker report at Aonce.
Manager Joe Angry.
Canullon refused to say what would
be done with Hughes, Tannehn. and Alt
rock. and expressed anger that such
news had leaked out. lie accused the
Cleveland officials OF giving out the in
formation. which is a mistake, as the
news came from New York. Judging
from the talk about the hotel il Is
thought that Hughes viii be retained,
as Capt DOnOhue thinks that he has a
lot OF good pitching left In his right arm
In event Of COnroy not being able 20
play tomorrow, Unglaub will 90 to third
base and Gray 20 right field. But IL we
take the field on crutches we viii beat
you fellows" said DOnohue tonight
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PRINTERS BEAT SOLDIERS.
Marines Lose 10 G. p. o. Outnt in
Capital City League.

The Government Printing once OUTFIT
walloped the strong Marine team yester-
day at Capital City Park Y 10 9
+ Manager FOrham's boys had the game
in the sack from the start TO the finish.
making their tallies IN the first three ses-
sions- Poor team work lost the game for
the soldier boys.
johnson started the battle for the Print
ers and twiTled six rounds and during his
stay his opponents connected for six safe
ties. Ferguson relieved Johnson az this
stage, but he was Wild, giving three
passes and making three wild pitches.
ScOre.
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RH
Portsmouth. Z; NorfoIl. 2.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va, July THE Truckers
made It three straight from the Crew
this Afternoon. winning in easy fashion.
Z 10 ? Opportune hitting by the Truck
ers and errors by the locals were the de-
termining factors in the result. Score:
RHE
Norfolk .................O 90 OOOOIO - 6 3
Portsmouth ............ o I 0 I o 4. 0 II !
Battcries-Otey and Muns0n; Haunifan. Foxen
and Cowan. Umpircs-Messrs. Mace ard Pender.
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TEo-hase hits-W0lf. Mess. Three-base hits
Woertendyke HunteT Home run-Mess First base
on baIls-Of Barnes l. Left on bases-Tangle-
wood. s; Pension Bureau. 8. Sacrifice hits-Herri-
man. Barnes. Stolen bases-Barnes Aloye Hunter
Russo Mccarthy Whitmarsh- Struck cut By
Banes. 6, By Wolfe g. Triple play-WOf %
Schneider % Long 20 Schneider Hit by pitcher
By Wolfe. 1. Passed balls-SchLeder. Umpire-Mr
Myer. Time Of game-l hour and 50 minutes
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Iwo-base hits Hayes. Shomo. Payne J. Farming
lit by pitcher-Hyatt ard C. Beckett struck cut
BY Eyatt &c: b. Piozet. l. Base on baIls-Oh
Hyatt. 4: cf PiOzet 8 Stolen bases-Hayes. II.
Beckett o. C. Beckett l2l. Acsers t2 Fentress G.
; Hyatt, Danlan. J. Tanning and Piozet Saczi-
nee ny-HayeS Left on bases-Rirerdale ;; Brent-
wood 3 First base on errors-Iliverdals. ?; Breat-
wood / Umpires-Sessrs. Brooks and Myers. Time
Of sar.e-l hour and IS minutes.
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Lot On ba5es- -bcItllT. 8 LllEcOl. 8 t1Tsr
base Oh balls-Of Dodd. /. O. Meuefse, ]: OF
ErsLin. 2 Innings pltcLed-Ry Dodd 2. bv Nsns-
fee. = Hlts-OF DoLd . OF Menefee l. strucE
Cut-By Menefeo G. by ErsEin. e. Hone rms
Dcdd. Dursp- Three-h1se hit-NeaFfee. Two-bass
bft-Nencfce. Sacrifice hi-s-SpauldiUE 1IarrtnEiy
S-oien 0ascs-Ccellu. spLuldicz Dugal. Slearer
Tsyior. Porter. Brauncr Wild qtrCc-OCl6 Passed
balls-CrInDt0l % Pc1T e. Umpre-lIr
Hugaes. Tine q glme-I hour and so MINUTES.
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- - -. -:

klrSc base on er-urs-lako-1a. !, Reed. & Left
on bases-TakcTna- s. Rssd. 8 F-st base o. balls
OF san Brown, /; or Hudgins. J. OF Dudley, 2
Innings ptched-Bv - Bruwn lSs b
sam Brown. 623s By Dudley, hts
or 81 Brown. 4: - sam Br0En. s. O.
Dudlcy J. Su,ck oGt-By 81 Brown :. by
san Brown. g.. hy Hudrius = Tuo-bas8 hits
E0fngr. .. Hudgi-N stolen hoses-Rcberss. 81
B-OEl- StusE l6.. Pe-ey u. Noble, AlcDcnzld
o.. Lo-d. Hofuer l2I. Doubls play-Ldrd %
Scus-t. DCureIy ,uuassiste5l. Hi by rl-c1er-
By Hudzils. l. Wnd pitch-Si Br0Er. Passed
hslI-llcDoaald Cmpire-Air FlnneEzn. Tlns q
same-I hour and 81 niantes.
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SECOND GAME.

IHo-o3se ElI7-h0s-Is- Ma-sllII BeCEer- Sol
fCe hi-s-Becker. Rucke= % Clement stolen
base-Burch- BASES srrurs-Brooklv1 Q gtr--k
out-By RuckCr. 5; By Lndsma1. Bass On
bans-OH Rucker /. oH Lirdzu1an 1 DouSse
plavs-Dahien 70 Starr % Sterl: Alperuian % Nc
MILAN % Hummez Hit b. pitshe--By Rucker. I
Left On bases-BTuoklyn. 8: Boston. 6 Unrsre-
Mr. Riger. Attendance- 500.
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Earned runs-T A. c, s; Hendon. 8 TwO-baSe
hit-Kerr Three-hase hits-O. Robinson A. King
stolen bases-J, RuDertus q. b Robinson Brady.
n. King. BraSshaw Burtol- Double rlsy-BuTtol
70 Kephardt 20 Wixon. Left On hases-T 4 G.
5; Hsrnd0n. s. Str1ck 0ut-I3y Ruperfus : By OE1i-
son. S First bass on balls-OH RupertuS 1; OF
OrziSon, UuDsrs-Aix. hen.
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MULLIN GETS HIS BUMPS.
Maps Pound Out Three Runs I'm the
Ninth, winning Game.

Cleveland. July AFTER tossing the
game 10 the Tigers by errors and foolish
work on the paths. the Maps pounded
Mullin for six hits and a sacrifice in the
ninth. scoring three times for a Altos
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Huntingdon Easy winner.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland Nd. July Huntington
and Cumberland have played four games
this season. and the visitors captured oil.
Score:
r. H r.
Hurtington. $4,000 O+ 2
Cumberland. .......... l 0 0 - 4
Batteries-AIoo7e and F. simpson; Brown and
johnson
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'Batted fF Oondoa Il he niuth.

stolen sascs-Al--r1y. O'Ea-a- St7u1 our-By Ra--
u01d. 8; b. CovalesG L hy CorTidou L Basss
On hals-OG Ray1onc. g. @ CoFalest. s, %
Gordon. DCub,s pssys-Doolia % Grznt: Davls
% B-ilweil. B-ii~e1 % Te1zey % Rs-mord %
Devlin 20 Tcnney- BIT by pl-chcr-By Raymond
J. Passed bzr-slzrreIl. Left On hases-Nsu YORK
9: Phiiadclphia. E Curres-2fesSs. Elem ard
Kane. Tine n Ezne-z houz and minutes At
tc1d1nce-3555
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GAMES TODAY.
at Cleveland.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit
sTANpING oF THE TEAMs.
STANDING one YEAR AGO TO-DAY.
SIX STRAIGHT DEFEATS.
New York HighIanders Are Beaten
bv nosfon

New York, July IA hodge-podge game
between the Bostons and Highlanders to-
day was won by the Red Sox.
The poor pitching OF Manning in the
first two innings and a batting rally
on Chesbro IN the seventh accounted
for New York's sixth straight defeat.
Score:
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REED BEATS TAKOMA-

Hospital Boys Administer Crushing
Defeat to the Suburbanite Tribe.
Takoma was no match for Reed in the
Suburban circuit yesterday. and as a re-
suit lost hy large scOre-14 70 9
81 Brown and Stuart each connected
Tor three hits. ali OF them being singles
HudginS famed seven men, and allowed
h-1+ 4h-aa 1-sfe &c..
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MAKE TWENTY-0NE RUNS.

Wins in COIOred Departmental.
In the Colored Departmental League
yesterday, the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing won a slugging match from Mu-
nicipal, q 70 Il
Logan led the Bureau team with the
willow. landing four bingles. Score:
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Two-bese hits-Nies. DeInmitt Gessler. Sacrifice
Austin stolen bases-Gessler. Aus
tin. Hooper. Chase. Struck out-By Chesbro, I: by
CheCh. 5 Base on halls-On Manning. 5; on
Chssbvo 5; OF Schhtzer, i oh Cheoh. ]. Double
play-Swecney tunassistcdl. Hit by pitcher-By
Manning /; b. Chech. j. Left on bascs-Ncw York
6. Boston. Z. UmPires-Alessrs. sheridan and
Karin. Attendance-3 90.
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- hl.s-EasterIr. d

ITo-base hlts--Easteriy. Crawford Ihree-base
Sacrifice hits Hinchman Perring.
schmidt o. Bases ora h0us-Of JOSS. . Left on
hases-Clereand. 5; Detroit. 6. Struck out-By
JOSS. 2; b. Llebhardt l. Double play-Bau 70
St0yan. Passed baIl-EasteTly. Umpires-Nlessrs.
Evans and Perine limo Of g1me-l hour and g
minutes. Attendance. is7-
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hWo-haSe hlts-Gihson. Leach. Tnrse-hass hit
Miller. Stolen bases-Barbeau. Caance f1. sac-f-
nee hits-Hagcrnan. Clarke. Howard Tfsor
C1ruuitz- Double piay-CaInnilz 70 Wazuer -
sto-Ee- Bass on halls-OT Leiaeld. 8. % Hs-ur-
mans 0d Czunitz. J. Struck ort-Br Isised I.
oy C1lnnitz- ?; ~ Hagerrnsr . VIA pitrh--
hagsrnan Tine d gsme-l hour and IS ruiurtes
UmDirss-aIsssrs Johusto1a snd Ezaslsa Asar-s
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NATIONALS VS.. MAPS
CantillOn'S Crew Is in Poor
Physical Condition.
CONROY ON THE HOSPITAL LIST

Scout KahOe Reaches Cleveland and
Recommends Immediate Purchase
OF TwirIer Walker from Zanes-
viIIe-"We'u Win II We Take TO
Field on Crutches,' Says DOnOhue.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-08

Ihree-b1se 11t-Cc-teg- Iwo-hose hits-Mclliilzn
Clement Home runs-Lennox. Hummeu Struck
.ut-By scnl0n. 5. D. Rucser. Z Bases on haus-
d scanlon. 6. OF Rucker. J. CT 1LoCa-thy. 2;
~ Tuckey. 2 Hir br ritcher-By Rucse- I wa
itches-9lcfsrthy. 4. Scanlcn. . Left or hssos-
2rrcklyu. 3, Boston a Umpire-1Ir Ri-ler
Time q g7me-2 hours Attendauce-IS So
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PIRATES ADD ANOTHER.
Chicago Cubs Prove Easy PicIzinE.
Score Is 10 2.

PittsbUrg. July 7.-PiItsburg and Cht-
eago played on a postponed game here
to-day and the locals won, 70 Ha-
german was not much Of puzzle TO the
locals Score
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FredericLsburg Wins lAgain.

fredericksburg. Va. July 7.-Fredericks-
burg took its fourth straight game from
the United States Marines, Of Annapolis.
Nd. this afternoon. Score:
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Richmond Gets First.

i3pccitl 10 The Washington He-ald.
Danvile. Va. July 7.-Richmond tool,
the first game Of the series from Danvine
through the Witness Of Mayberry, who
allowed seven bingles and two doubles.
struck five batsmen. and allowed three
passes. Verbout for the visitors. pitched
seven innings. and was succeeded by
Walker, who allowed no hits and no
runs. The visitors played well in the
field, while the locals at times were not
very fast Score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YEsTERpAY,s REsULTs.

Chicago vs.. st. Louis CWet grOunds).
Boston, 81 New York, 6.
Cleveland, II Detroit, B.
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TANNEHILL TO GO
Hughes and AltrOck Next, Is
the Rumor.
LONG TONI REFUSES TO TALK

Young Blood Needed 10 Help the
Nationals HIT n Winning Pace.
zanesviIIe Wonder Can BE Pur-
chased for Sz,OOO-Cut Ont sHard-
luck Tales, say Capital Fans.
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rotals....... 4BzE3

-BGtted for JOSS in :he eighth
-Batted f1r Licbhardt in the ninth
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TWO FOR DODGERS.
BrOoKIyns Have Cfnch In Double
header on Home Grounds.

New York. July The Bro0klyns did
not have much trouble In beating the
BoStons twice to-day. Outplaylng them
IN both games. Scores
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Walkers record thus far a. seas

Walkers record thus far is season has
been a brilliant one. and W League
clubs rank with the Tri-State and other
fast organizations. Kahoe would not
recommend a man unless he believed
down in bis heart. that the player could
deliver the goods, hence Mr.. Walkers de-
but with the Nationals is probably not
far distant
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Manager Joe Angry.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Lynchburg and Roanoke Play Four
teen Innings.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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SAYS WAS SHANGHAIED.
Former Philippine Officer Finally
Reaches Galveston.
rBv telegraph TO The rribune.I

Galveston. Oct 11.-winfield HaIleck, twenty
FIVE years old. who says he is the son OF Major
Walter J. Halleck United States army. was re-
leased from the British steamship Miramichi
here to-day after having made the voyage from
Baltimore by way Of Vera Cruz, Mexico, against
his will. He says he protested 70 Captain Corn
wall that he had been shanghaied while suffer
ing mental lapse TO which he is subject. and
that he was no salorman.
HaIIeck's mental af1ictiOn is due. he says.
TO wound on the head received while serving
as an officer in the Philippines in 1908. He does
not remember going to Baltimore from Wash
ington, but when two days at sea he recovered.
ne says and found under the name OF Hugh
Mcfarland he was enlisted as a member of a
crew of twenty-seven foreigners He was sent
below as a stoker and his hands are blstered
from the experience.
He says he was not allowed 10 go ashore at
Vera Cruz TO see the American Consul He es-
capped from the ship. however. and was impris-
oned there for week. Escaping from the MeNi-
heard his case and, HalIeck says. ordered the
captain 10 give him first class passage back TO
Baltimore. After leaving Vera Cruz HaIleck
says, ne was abused and forced TO go aft and in
one Of his spells put between decks for
twelve hours
Just before reaching Galveston HalIeck says
a berth was given him in the captains cabin
He left the ship here. telegraphed 10 his father
and engaged counsel
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KING SEEKS COMPROMISE.
British Rulers Efforts to AUoid
Constitutional Crisis.

London Oct 1.-THE no compromise on the
budget" banner nailed to the staff by David
LIoyd-G George. Chancellor Of the Exchequer. and
Winston Spencer Churchill. president of the
Board of Trade, has not been accepted by King
Edward as disposing finally Of his hope of recon
Cling the warning factions The King is re-
turning TO London to-day, having abandoned
his original intention to go TO Newmarket for
the races He intends to remain in town to-
morrow to consult and advise the party leaders.
Although there is reason TO believe that the
King personally does not like the budget. there
is no doubt that he would be still more adverse
10 having the country launched into consri-
tutionaI crisis which would probably follow the
rejection Of the budget by the House of Lords
The Times" will say that the government has
been considering whether, if the House of Lords
rejects the budget. it should not ascertain the
opinion Of the country by referendum instead OF
general election Such a course. however.
would make necessary the passing of special
bill