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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-24
MARKET CLOSES TAFT DAY.

In honor Of President Taft's visit
to Spokane, September 20, the far
mers' public market at Second ave-
nue. andn Washington street will
closed Monday noon, to remain
closed till Wednesday morning. Pa
irons of the market are requested
to make their purchases early as
possible Monday, as the farmers
will come supplied with sufficient
stuff to tide the trade oyer till
Wednesday, it is said. 20 &c
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-24
MARRIAGES..

Carl William Anderson, 33, Spo-
kane, to Emma Erika Palm, 25,
Spokane.
Fern l.. BLY,. %, Espanola, Wash,
to Charlotte Phillip Aleef, 10, Med
ical Lake.
H. d. Pearnall, AZ, Spokane, to
Mrs. Emma Randall, SO, Spokane.
George w. Moore, 2S, Rathdrum,
Idaho, to Belle Shafey, Is, Rath-
drum.
Lorenz Mayer. 35, Spokane, to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-24
REJECTED, ALLEGES he {: ::
THREW ACID N GIRL s EYES

Lewis Gray was placed on trial
before a jury In Judge Webster's
court this afternoon on a charge Of
throwing acid in the face of Han
nah Wilson, girl who had reject
ed his attentions. The alleged crime
was committed early in the sum-
mer after the girl had been to a
dancing party. Miss Nelson was
home with her sister at
a late hour when they met man,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-24

whom they claim is Gray, who
dashed acid in their faces and then
made his escape. While the burns
that were sustained were for time
thought to be serious they after
ward proved to have no i'll effect.
Gray, who held position as engi-
neer on the Northern Pacific, was
arrested a day or two later and has
since been prisoner in the county
jail $50
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-24
VITAL RECORD
BIRTHS

The following birth certificates
were filed at the city health office
this morning:
Walter Lawrence and Lottie
Morris, S421 Browne street, Sep
TENDER 10, a boy.
John II. and Clara Baker, E1327
Bridgeport avenue, September 81,
a girl.
Charles A. and Bertha Hunt, WI
Fourth avenue, September %, a
girl.
John r. and Caroline Langford,
1903 Alta avenue, September 81,
twin girls.
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AN ACTIVE EDITOR

For a progressive country news.
paper editor, w. F. Conyard, editor
and proprietor Of the Lacrosse
Clipper, is hard to beat. Besides
editing the Clipper, Mr.. Conyard
owns and cultivates 200-acre farm
near the town, which Is located on
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-24

Sunday afternoon will beyueeera-
ton day for Spokane Hive. ,N0..Jl3,
Ladies of the Maccabees. It is re-
quested that members of the hive
shall meet at the Maccabees' hall,
722 First avenue, at $3.50 o'clock
Sunday afternoon, for that purpose.
Each member is expected to bring
flowers
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-24

the O. r. & N, 20 miles from the
Snake river.
Feeling that his locality deserved
the attention of the outside world.
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MAccAsEEs WHIST PARTY,

A pleasant whist party VIII be
given by Spokane hive No. 10,
Ladies of the Maccabees, Thursday
evening, September 80, at their
hall, 722 First avenue. FouE ffne
souvenirs will be given the winners
in the party.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-24

Mr.. Conyard went from farm to
farm and gathered specimens OF
the best grain and other products
that could be had and with his own
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TAFT's BODyGuARD
, TO "PRAcTicE UP"


In order that President Q
= Taft's bodyguard of 10 police .
u officers, for his visit in Spo- .
= kane September 20, may be .
= well trained, four practice Z
= jaunts on horse over the route Z
= tor the presidents automo- 4
- bile tour will be made before Z
~ his arrival here. Z
- This was decided today Z
- when q letter was received I
~ from Secretary Monroe OF the I
~ chamber OF comerce notifying I
= Chief Of Police Sullivan that 4
~ the expense of the hiring OF
~ horses necessary for the prac- I
- tice jnunts and for the day Of I
X the presidents visit will be I
- paid By the committee ON ar I
" ranGements from the chamber I
= Of Commerce. I
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Do not under any circum-
stances fail to come to our
store and see the swell new
fall
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Chicago. % Washington, 2.
Detroit. I6; New York, .
Boston, .; Cleveland. 4.
-. Louis, ,; Philadelphia, o.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COM MENT

Nationals in last place. Looks IA
miIiar. en-?
And now 10 cap the climax the pitchers
are going bad.
Looking for consolaton2 Gaze az that
Detro.t-New York score. We're not so
bad. after all
And McGraw's bunch OF braves lost
another game by single tally. And 20
their hated rivals. the Cubs.
Chicago for Jhe last tine to-day. and
then they're on for ST. Louis. A battle
for the cellar championship follows
CantlIlOn viii probably give TannehiH
a chance to-day This viii be a real test
for the boy who q few weeks ago was
doped out as again ready for the bush
leagues.
The St Louis teams are hugging the
bottom in both leagues. Maybe a few OF
the Western scribes viii plead insanity
before long
The Pirates continue TO win. What
that hard-hitting bunch from the Smoky
CITY did 10 the Philadelphia pitchers is
a shame TO relate.
The Ped SOx were the only Fasteners
20 win yesterday. In the National League
things took the same turn with the Su-
perbas in a class by themselves.
President Chance OF the Departmental
League, Is willing 10 wager that his boys
viii draw larger crowds than the Ma
tionals when they return. Well. let's
give EN- few more days. anyway.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

~---' Al-a----aa-- ~ ---1-I----
Fuday. Business Western
Central High made short work Of West
ern AZ American League Park yesterday
afternoon. = TO 3. by hitting Upton time
u. and with the aid OF many q rank
error on the part OF the Red and White
aggregat ton.
Boetler, the Central twirler, was hit for
eight safeties. while nearly twice thar
number fell TO the winners 0ff Upton
Boushee, Out Of five times up. whanged
the ball for three singles and a triple.
while 8Ienefee connected safely for a trio
Of safeties-
one OF the features Of the game was
the daring steal OF home by Menefee
while the Western team looked or.
Mickey Guy. al third. made a beautiful
stop and throw in the fifth
Central failed TO score until the third.
when Boushee's hi:. q stolen base
Rheem's infeld out, a base on balls to
Menefee. Macdonald stopping one Of Up
tons sl2nts with his hack. netted two
runs. due entirely 10 some strong-arm
throwing by T Howard and Stone.
Western came back IL the fourth and
tied the score. on two singles and some
more weird base throwing. this time by
the Centralites.
Heavy hitting by Boushee. Menefee.
and Macdonald. and numerous stolen
bases added three more for Central in
the fifth, two in the seventh. and five
more n the eighth.
Westerns third run was scored in the
seventh. when. with the bases full. Mey-
ers laid down a pretty bUnt. and the
squeeze Play let Stone across the plate
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BASEBALL H SS RACING HEa HHESaa OTHER SPORTS
BROWNE MAY SIGN
WITH WASHINGTON
special % he Washing.on Herald.

clie-isi te ne Nae-iilisalh netat4-
Chicago, IIi- May I1.-George
BTOUnc may play with the NH-
tien@Is. The former Giant out-
fielder, who is slated for reieaSe
by the Cubs. was I'm close confer
ence with Manager CantilIOn. of
Washington. to-day at the Sox
BAH park.
Both men said they did not
talk over business affairs, but
the Impression was left In base
bali circles that something is on
tap. Brownies home is In Wash
InZtOn, and IL is only RafUrRl that
he would Ike % battle for the
glory Of his town FOLKS. Fur
thermore, CantiIIOn could use au-
other hard-hittinE OutaeIder- De-
veIOpments are expected in n day
or so. Before Browne could EO
90 Washington ell the National
League clubs would have TO
waiver claim 10 him.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

YEsTERDAY,s RESULTS.
Pfttsburg. =; Philadelphia, l.
Chicago, 4; New York, 3.
Cincinnati. 10; Boston. =
Brooklyn, y st. Louis, 1.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
GAME ENDS IN 4 TIE
BPOOkland and Marines Bat
tie Ten Innings.
MANY FIELDING FEATURES
Kelley Harris Plays Great Game If
Short for BrOOkland, Accepting
Seven Difficult Chances-NeaEher
for the soldiers, Fields Sensation
ally in Right Outer Garden.

BrookIand and the Marines hooked Up
in a ten-inuing tie contest at Capital
City Park yesterday before one o. the
best crowds Of the year. score 10 5.
The Marines found Greene easy picking
and he retired after pitching seven IL
nings in favor OF McNight. The Soldier
boys made ten hits OF the two Brook
land twirlers. and the return OF their bat
ting eve was noted with delight by their
admirers
Kelley Harris played a great game AZ
short for Brookland- making seven as
sists some of which were OF the very hard
variety.
The batting honors went 10 O'Connor.
who made four hits out OF five trips 10
the counting block
Meagher played a sensational game n
the right garden, and made two star
catches. one OF which he threw 20 The
-,rz-a a-7 -o---Ta-z= O r7n-rHla -,Ts-- S~--z-
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FRIENDS TEAM WALLOPED.
Washington school Makes Quakers
Bite the Dust.

In a holy. contested game or the
TennailytOWu campus yesterday after
noon. the Friends School went down 70
defeat before Washington School for Boys
by TO 2
Presby. who started on the mound Tor
the visitors, proved easy for the sub
urban boys, for with three hits, a free
pass. and an error enabled them TO score
ali four runs. Baker relieved him IN the
third with much better success. causing
seven men 10 fall by the wayside with
but one hit
Coach Perry. who tvirle6 the entire
route for the winners, pitched good ball.
striking out ten men and allowing but
eight bIngles- Baker and Platt were the
stars OF the Quakers. while Peschy, for
the Washington nine, was also good.
Score:
R.HE
Friends. sctool-...... o1oo6o0 &
Washington School--- Q 0 Q @ O.
Batte1iez-Frisnds Prcsby, Bake-. and Toiso-d
and LoE: Washington. PCr-y ard Stone CErl7es-
Ness-s Hsrtis and Riley. Tine q gzns-1 h0ur
and IS Minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
DOWNS INTERIOR.
Game Is Poorly Played and Without
Features, Score II to 8.

Post-ofice defeated the Interior De-
partment nire in a poorly played game
on the Monument Lot diamond yester-
dav afternoon. score II 10 s
The Interior boys started or Ike win
ners. scoring four runs IN the first ses-
sion. taking advantage Of general as
cension on the part Of the opposing team,
with Pitcher Michael in the lead With
but one man down. Capt Vaughan sent
Ferguson. the former Psrkyiew pitcher,
10 the rescue and the promising youth
was equal 10 the occasion. disposing Of
the next two bstsmen on strikes In
Post-ofFce's half Of the initial session
two men crossed the pan
Ferguson pitched steady ball during
the greater part Of the game. and his
team got 20 Pitcher Lynch with ven
geance. Lynch's wildness. coupled with
poor support, resulted IN nine more runs
for Post-ofTce during the remaining in
nings-
President Taft stopped by FOR a few
minutes and looked the boys over Score:
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BLOOMINGDALES PLAY POORLY.
Club Team Field Erraticany and
Lose TO Columbia Printers.

Blo0mingdale threw away its game with
the Columbia Printers in the Marquette
League yesterday by bOOting the bail an
around the field. and as a consequence
the game went TO the Typesetters. by
13-to-5 score.
Meek started to tvirl for the club team.
but his support was so pOor in the early
stages, that he retired IN favor Of Wey-
rich.
The BlOominGdales made a rally IN the
second inning and made FIVE runs. but
after that laDsed back into the same old
rut. and were unable to hit Weaver at
crucial moments.
Both teams made eight hits. but the
Printers had two triples 10 their credit,
both OF which slded in the scoring. Score:
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York
Cincinnati at Boston.
So. Louis at Brooklyn.
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The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
BrooIzIand JunIors I'm Line.

Batteriss-E0t Springs. Burssudins ard Es-ai
RCuceTcTtS. Bone. Leoro, and TurTler-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
CANES TODAY.
Washington nt Chicago.
Philadelphia AT st. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Boston ut CIeveiR n Il .
,rerisl toTbs Washington Herald

-FgC1al 70 We Washington Eerafd-
Chicago. Ill. May 1L-Cantillon's pitch
ing staff had an of day to-day. and the
White Sox loped in with a 5-to-3 victory
over the Nationals.
At the start the Sox looked as though
they were in for a thrashing Pitcher
Burns had been using his left wing with
telling effect. when he suddenly lost his
compass
The first sign Of his forthcoming fall
from grace came in the second verse He
hit a couple Of the Sox on 1ks-shouider
beam He settled. howevez%and kept his
feet until three rounds later when he
broke loose again. \ duet OF walks. fol
lowed by an apt double. caused Manager
CanuUon 10 hoist the real pennant
Then came Groom. who frescoed the
mound for two-thirGs Of a round. during
which period ne made Burns record fade
away into insignifcance- Before he could
comply TIE summary OF three bases on
balls. CanuUon threw out a IasSo and
dragged him 10 the bench. WhereupOn
Dolly Cray managed 20 last II out
Taking the combined efforts OF the
National fingers into one tremendous
total. there we're eight passes and three
hit batsmen included Moreover. eight
safe wallops. three Of them two-basers.
put the game on ice for the locals
CIymer Scores
For the first few minutes the Sox look
cd ike "a stampede. Dougherty sent O.
ripple Of chill through the sun-baked
crowd by allowing Clymer's single 10
crawl through his fingers Before balance
was reached. Clvmer had taken third
After Conroy whitfield Milan grounded 10
I TennehiI. Lee endeavored 10 stut of
( Clymer al the plate, but the runner beat
Z the toss Street singled to right. putting
/ Milan az third. and swlDed second. Burns
( famed and Ganlev bounded 10 Smith.
/ Mcbride struck out 70 open the third
/ and UngIaub sliced q tall fiy 10 Gravath.
which he muffed Il was as good as a
double for Tngiaub. Delehanty planted
/ a slow roller which took its course along
third base line. and TannehHl threw over
/ Isbelis head. UnClaub scored and Del
took third The next two up were easy
outs.
/ The Sox scored three more in the sixth
on a dounle by Parent. SuiTivan's hingle.
two bases on balls. and IsbelIs single.
Milan Hits for Double
! Hoping against hope for a rally, the
/ Nationals climbed Up into the ninth story
with z rush Milan doubled 20 right and
Jerry Freeman. hitting for Street. an
nexed first on Parents juggle. On this
/ by-play. Milan reached third, from which
station he went home when Gray sacTi-
/ fee flied 10 CTavath. Ganley shied into
! Hams glove and BLankenship. sluggIng
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

time UP. Score
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
D0DD'S BATTING TIMELY.
Bethany Trims Peck Memorial IN
Sunday school League.

Bethany won from Peck Memorial yes
cerday In the Sunday School League.
10 to L
Lefty Wooden was in the box Tor
Bethany, and held the Georgetown ag-
sTegaticn 20 four hits. three Of which
came IN the last inning. which, together
with Smiths error in tossing the ball
over Woode1's head, allowed the only
run made by Peck. He struck out The
three men in the last inning, with the
bases fuI.
The batting OF Dcdd and Riddlv and the
playing Of the latter on Sgst base were
:'.-- fes -rrsez 80 zane Score
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

Teft on bsses-Post-ofsce. {; Inteicr. L First
bass on baIls-Of Michael g. Of Fe7g1son. ?; Of
Lynch. g. Innings p5tcaeS-By Michael. IS tg
Fr--7s1u. 80 Hits n-de-OH Michael. I. q
Frrrls-u s Struck cut-By FFrg1so1. :: r. I.vrch.
6 Tyso-bs=s hits-Orrison. Bscon- Sacrifice hits
Cot Bradiey- stolen bsses-(irTison. HaTvsycctter
Rsc1-. Julian. Carr. NacDc-ald Dugau1e Cole
nan. Do-bie p1sys-Lyrch 70 Bolac O. Hit b
r;.c5er-Bv LEnca. / Vild p5tches-Lgnch o..
Wichs-l. Fe-v1son. Passed baIl-Hevdou. Umpire
Mr.. Vsnzble. Time of Eame-2 hours.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

Left % hsses-Detr0st, Z; New York, g First base
on belis-Of Wifistt. 3; OF BTockett- StrlcS out
b Wl1ett 4; By Bruckett. !; by Sc1nidt l; b.
Donovan, 5. TEobssc htLCobb o. SchseTez
Wi1stt, 51es1y. and Elbe-<eld Sacrifice hits-
Rcssua1 and Schaefe-. Stolen basz-NcInty-o
and Bush g. Dczbls pIsT-KriEht 70 Chase. Hst
Is pitcher-By Schmidt. I; b. DcnoTsD, I'm
pires-1Iess-s. KEN and O'Laugalin. Tine q game
- hours ard . Minutes Attecdsnce-l0,I41
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
TRAINMEN SM0THERED.
Car Department Scores at VIII, Win
ming by 13 to 5.

Playing a great fielding game. the Car
Department completely smothered the
Trainmen at Fifth street and Florida
avenue northeast. yesterday. 13 to 5
Car Department scored almost at VIII.
both teams batting the ball freely. Wat
son famed eight batSmen IN three IN
uings, but weakened toward the latter
part Of the game.
Despite the fact that Kflroy OF The
winning team allowed ten hits. the good
work Of his team mates kept down the
score Score
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
CLOSE GAME At BROOKLYN.
Cardinals Lose in Ninth ny success
sive Hits on SaIIee.

New York. NAY 1.-THE Brooklyns won
q close game from the Cardinals to-day.
Bresnahan and his men put Up a stin
battle in view Of their timely hitting, but
the best they could do was 70 come close
The Brooklyns won the game In the
ninth on a two bsgger by kustus, and
single by Sebring- Score
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
support Score:

First base On erTUs-Takomz ;: Woodburn 8
Left 0n hsses-Takona. 10 Woodburn. l. First
base On bals-Of Steiner !. % BIadsn I S.rlcs
out-By Steine-. 4: by Bladen. Tbree-bass hit
Ste1ne7- Tro-bzse lIt-BTovE- Stolen base
Boer-s,ein. Brown ~. ApPlemzn. WiuslOE o.
King J. Hisec o. Docbie pisy-Appiersn funas-
sisted. Ri; By pitcher-By Steiner. 2; by Bladen
!. Wild pitch-St6ineT. Passed balls-Grares >:
McIntyT6. 2 Cnpirss-Mcsss Nzu and Stevenson
Tine q Fsue-I hour ard % ulfuu5eS
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

New York. May 11.-Doyle's errors were
too much Of a handicap for the Giants to
day and the Cubs Won. A bad throw by
Doyle let Hoffman slip across the plate
with the winning run n the ninth In
ming. Brown kept the hits well scattered
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

FLS- taSe o. eTTCTS-PeCk Memorial. = EGLharr
3 Left on tase=-Pe-z Memorial. s, Bethany. 5
Fl-s- baSe on hsl-s-OE Barns. {. @ Woszien. =
SrucE out-By Buns ;, By Wooden ; Three-bsse
hit-Rid6le. Two-base hit-Dcdd- Sacrifice hit
Sparkling Stolen baseS-Brooue. kosne Davis
Dcdd SheaHs-. Smith ,Z Le Nat. and Wes- o.
Hi- by UitChe--By Burns L Passed balls-Cook -
UrrIiTes-Messrz Hugnes and Syuzn0sle. Tine u
Eane-I hour and - minutes.
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Totals 49,. ; l0is : c

kTz1E7T1e7 !
Car Department. t...--.....-..--.S 2
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
ERRORS PROVE COSTLY.
Manhattan Beats waIIach by s-to-e
Score.

Manhattan defeated Wauach yesterday
II McDevitt's Field IN the Independence
League series, IN a loosely played game,
} TO &
Walsh. for Manhattan. opposed Barry
and both twirled good games, but the
poor support afforded the latter was
largely responsible for his teams defeat.
Walsh struck out ten men. and walked
ihree. while Barry famed four and gave
sve bases on balls. The batting Of Haislip
md Smith were TIE features. -Score-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

De7l o. oases-IFsi1nen, ;; Cs- Dera-tne1t. 3
f1rss hsSe OF bsls-of kE-oy. !; OF Watson. .
Innings p3tched by-Watsoa, 8; Hand 3 His,
uzds-OS Watson. s; Of Ha16y, l. St-1S, out-By
Kilroy, 3: b Watson. S; b HsnSy. & Hone r7sn-
" Hsn6y- Thrssbass h3t-McDozald. TEo~base
h1-s-McD0uald. 3. Shs1shsu. and Hzu-ey Stolen
c1ses- Shanzhan .. 3. MOsrzth. Handy q "
Wilaus. Ferris. KilroT. SulEran and G. Ioslz-
srhsn- Hit b pstcher-I3v Wstso- , YrIld rfca
-hLToy. Passed haII-MiIIer Urps-e-lIr- Flynu
Tine q Ezns-I hour and 3 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
YANKEES IN UTTER ROUT.
Detroit Scores Almost at Will in
First of Series.

Detroit, Mich, May u.-Mansger Stall
York engaged the men Of Jennings this
afternoon at Bennett Park, and al the
end Of nine innings Of a long. drawn-out
baseball game. drew away in utter rout
Srora.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
MAPS LOSE THE FIRST,
Boston TnkeS Game by Batting Lieb-
hardt Freely

Cleveland. Ohio. Nav 1--Boston took
the nrst game or the series from Cieve-
land. to l. Wright was hit hard in the
first round. and Liebhardt also was
touched frequently Cicotte vas q puzzle
until he wrenched his ankle in the fnh,
Ara-Iaras raI-arire him Scnrn.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
STEINER FANS FOURTEEN.
TakOma Beats WoOdburn in Subur-
ban League Series.

Takoma defeated WOodbUrn in the
Suburban League yesterday. 10 4
Steiner struck out fourteen men. and al
lowed but one hit, and had the Wood
burn crew completely down and out at
all stages Of the contest.
Eleven errors by his team mates almost
gave the game TO the opposition. how
ever, and il is a wonder that Steiner did
50 vel IN the face Of such discouraging
slrrnrrf Scnra.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

IetE or b7SeS-k 1lia1fIlla- = ElIL>rlrE H. t1TST
hs-s On tsIs-Of Foxen. ;: OF Vandyke. l. q
Caunitz ? Struck Cut-BT Fcxeu. . by Tandyke
:: bv Camnitz 4 Three-hsss hit-Sterbe Tvo-
hssa bit-Nagse- ScTifcs EitS-Clarke. Car11itz
stolen hases-Wagner e. Clarke. Double plays
Miller % Wagner % Sterbe, Wilson % SteTbs
WTd pitches-Fozen. !. Camuitz l. Umpi-ss-
Nczzrs Eu.slie and O'Day- Time q Eane-l hour
and 3 minutes .Attendance-5.554
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
CAMNITZ STILL WINNING.
Pirates TwirIer Holds PhiIIies Down
in Dull Game.

Philadelphia. Pa. May U--Pittsburg
had little touble in beating Philadel-
phia to-day IN an uninterestins game by
: 10 / Camnitz was a puzzle 10 the
locals. Score.
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IBstted for Street IN ninth.
.Rartsa for ATcRriHa IN Mini

Left on bases-W ashington. S: Chicago.
Io Bases on balls-Oh Burns. /: OF
Groom, 8: OF Gray. 4; of Smith. J.
Struck Out-By Burns, 3; by Gray, 3; by
Smith. 4 Two-base hits-Tsbell. Parent
%, Delehanty Milan. Sacrifice hits
Delehanty. Tannehill. Gray. Stolen bases
Street, Milan. Tannehill, Parent. Hit
BY pitcher-By Burns. .; by Gray, 4. Wild
pitch-GEsy Passed ball-Street Um-
pires-Messrs. Egan and Connolly Time
OF game hours and 10 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

Let On -Bloomingdale. T. Columbia 6 First
base On ballS-Of Meek. I. OF Weaver. Struck
cut-By Mees .: D. Weyrich. I: by Weaver
TFe~base hits-Skelly and Weaver. Twc-base hit
1lleland- Saclhce hits-Ellett Stolen bases
SaEninO. Mckee. Boalls r. and EIett Double
plzys-Elett To Skeily. Hit By pitcheT-By Wear-1,
L Unpire-Mr- Myers Tine Of ssms-I hour a1d
IS minutes.
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Bv Wiltss. Tro-base hits-Eve1s- NcCDnicL
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DevIin stolen bass-Ne-e-s Double p-sys-O 'Eara
% Dovle- Doyle 20 Bridve1 % Tsu1ey. Eit by
pitcher-By Brown J. UElQres-Msss-s. Rigier and
T--ltr Tine q game. I hour and C MINUTES.
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sefs On basss-Msnhattsn :; Wslach. 5 FIRST
sse q bslls-O1 Walsh. s. OF Barry 3 Ssrsek
zt-By Walsh. 10; b. BarT L Home rlns-
saiszip. 2 Twobass hits-D0rn. Prtsney. Smith
sailcs hits-DOnl. Frazier Stolen hass-Bre1ver
Eslonsy. Barry -. GM ~. Bucsley. Dcnn. Pal
asr g. Passed bail-BTswvT. Umpi-e-AIr. Berger
szs q Ezns-5 hour and . 1izutes
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Lef- on bases-St- LssIis. 8 Philadelphia. { Eirst
hase on bslls-Of Posed. 3, OF Dyggrt. ., o1
CoomAs l. strack o-t-By Powell. .; bg Coo1nhs,
> Sacrifice hit-Jou4S Siol4u taseS-McAlessc. J.
Dsris Daubie plsys-Ferris % Jones, Barr % Col
lir, o. DAVIS. Unurcs-McssrS PeTrine and
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