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Evening star., 1909-06-30
HARVARD BLANKED =
BY SONS OF ELI

NEW HAVEN, Conn. June 30.--Hun-
dreds of gayly .costumed. graduates re-
turning for their anniversary reunions
music by several bands, perfect weather
and unusually good playing marked the
commencement game between Harvard
and Yale here yesterday afternoon at
Yale Field, Yale winning by score OF
4 to 0. Charles p. Taft of Cincinnati.
brother to the President. left his class
mates of SO and went alone to the
game, and was delighted with his choice
The game was clean and remarkably
Capt Murphy made one of the very few
errors he has made this season in the
first inning, but it did not count for
much. as Van Week was superb in the
box and pulled out of many holes. Muir
phy was unable to hit usual, not even
singing throughout the game, but his
one good catch made up Tor everything
else.
1t was Eddie Van Weeks last game in
New Haven. and he made ii notable
one He pitched the first SIX innings,
not allowing a run, and tnen was re-
tired to right field, while Merritt went
into the box. Snappy fielding by Van
Week in the new position certainly pre-
vented a score in the ninth inning. when
Simons had reached first on Cushman
error and tried to advance TO second on
Aronson's single. Van Week quickly
fielded difficult ball and snapped 1T to
FeIs, who had run over to second, catch
ing out Aronson by close decision. In
the fifth inning. just when IT was need
cd most with one man out and two on
bases. Van Week made nice hit. bring
ing in run and paving the way for the
series of runs which assured the game
for Yale.
scoring, and the game was exciting and
close. In the fifth. with Mallory out,
Corey singled. Cushman singled and Van
Vleck singled, scoring Corey. Then Phil-
bin knocked two.bagger. scoring Cush-
man and Van Week Philbin caught
through the whole game, though his
finger Is in bad condition.
The only other run was made In the
seventh on combination of a pass, an
error and lucky hit The score:
Evening star., 1909-06-30
ie38-d.eS

him. were too much for the ST. faui
Methodist aggregation in the SUNDAY
School League yesterday. AS result the
team from the Bethany Baptist Church
ca ptured the large end of the score, wmch
was 10 to 4.
Yesterday was one of the very rev
times that Harry has performed twirling
stunts since his old school days at the
Eastern High institution over on Capitoi
Hill. and it must be remembered that
Harry is no youngster. "Reds Ltch-
field was on hand but Manager Stokes
put this youngster i'll right garden as II
was afterward learned that the side
wheeler has an important engagement
this afternoon at the Capital City ParK.
Dodd. was then selected to do the t"iri-
ing, and this boy. with the same ora
swing. held the Methodist aggregation IN
check throughout the battle There was
only one man of the st. Paul team VINO
could hit Dodd and hit him nara. 1liis
was McMorris. Out of four trips 10 ,he
nan the shortstop laced out pair ol sHi-
giles and a triple, three of his team nFe
hits. .,a
The contest was featured by some gooo
fielding at times The losing nine pulled
off double play in each OF tI,e lIs'
three innings, and Coleman-ho. SUM-
who played a good game around the sec
ond bag, played a prominent part IN
each. Spaulding and Sheaffer each played
good ball for the Baptist squad; Inc
former turned two hits of the IeAas-
league order into good catches. sunny
Colemen led the Baptists with the willow;
He is credited with three singles out OF
five trips! 49,, g.
James started the twlrling Tor the ot.
Paul team, and after serving them up LOT
seven innings Manager Stokes boys hao
landed on him for ten safeties and seven
talies. ~ a..
FOLLOWING is the official score OF the
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impelled by Engle. and sacrifice fly the
Yankees netted four in the first inning.
Thence 1t was easy going for the home
folks, there being three in the second and
four In the seventh.
In the second Elberfeld was on third
and Chase on second. Hal took teas
ing lead and Blankenship hurled to Sec
ond The return throw was bad and the
Kid scored handily, which was the
happy elimination of brainy play.
The Washingtons got one more In the
fifth and their last run in the eighth. In
the third Conroy snged the foul line with
corker and started to toe 1t around the
sacks.
That's bird" CALCULATED rooter. 1t
was foul.
In the seventh Conroy elevated an easy
pop ny near the pitchers box. Hal
Chase knight. Austin and Brockett gath
cred around in a circle and watched 1t
drop quite unmolested to the sward
THAT smacks or the sumac class all
right remarked a rooter.
The score:
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4ISdSu1y NoIooAAS SAAS ~s~~'J
Treasury just barely nosed out victory
over the supposedly crippled Navy team
Yesterday afte moon on the White Lot
elipse, score, to Z.
The miscues made by the Sailors are
entirely responsible for their downfall
It seems that when trouble comes
1t all comes in lunches. This
was demonstrated yesterday when
the Treasury boys. by taking advantage
of the passes given out by Buroker. and
coupled with few bingles and errors, they
netted six runs. Buroker settled back in
his harness after this round and the con-
test took on a very different aspect
Treasury was held safe until the final
round while the Sailors fought valiantly
to overcome the large lead. They nearly
succeeded too. They tied 1t up in the
eighth, but in the ninth the Treasury
BOYS got a couple of tallies across. which
was enough to give them the victory.
Teddy Mccarthy. who covered the third
corner for the winners, showed real class
throughout the contest yesterday. His
acceptance OF his eleven chances is
something OF record or. at any rate.
a good days work He also hit the ball
for keeps, getting three into safe terri
tory Hester and Mackesy also batted
Evening star., 1909-06-30

! IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
Just Like Seeing the Game.

Owing to the great interest taken in the Nationals this
and the expected good showing the coming long
journey around the circuit The Evening Star will give
celebrated electric board detailed of the
games. All the plays from strikes balls and base hits to
triples will be clearly shown almost the second cf their
development the field of battle.
The gets behind The Star building noon
and the fans will have opportunity of witnessing the
games without the fatigue sweter of standing the
OF Old Sol
Evening star., 1909-06-30
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE,
Great Rally by Printers.

With the score standing to 3 against
them the Government Printing Office ag-
gregation came to the bat in the sixth
inning yesterday and batted the twirlers
of the Marine team to all corners of the
lot and when the situation had finally
been cleared the Printers had tailed
twelve times. The Marines were beaten
l5 to II. The soldiers scored three times
In the seventh.
Five twirlers took part in the contest
and three OF this number were used by
tie winning squad.
Rider and Fenton of the Printers led
with the willow. Each got three safe
ones. The fielding of Handiboe, Rider,
Buesse and O'Connor was OF the gilt
edged order.
The winners scored three in the opening
session and this was due to the mastery
stick work of Center Fielder Howser He
lifted one over the right field fence with
two cushions occupied.
The score.
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Fans" Want Umpires In
vestigated.

The Washington fans have evil
IDENTIFY decided to let President
Johnson of the American League
fully understand their feelings
toward and opinions of Umpires
OLoughlin and Perrine. In addi-
tion to many private letters that
have been written to Mr.. John
son by prominent citizens of this
city. the employees in the differ
ent departments have taken up
the subject. Yesterday a petition
signed by over 800 employees of
the bureau of engraving and
printing. protesting against the
pair of arbitrators, was for
warded to Chicago and also one
from the District building signed
by over 200 employees of the city
government. The petitions ask
that President Johnson investi-
gate the charges against the UNI
pires and stoutly protest against
the pair officiating in this city
again.
Evening star., 1909-06-30
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Congressionals Win.

The Compassionate defeated the st.
Martins nine. . to ). in the Marquette
League. yesterday. the result coming as
a surprise. Galliher. Shedd and Burhans
each connected with the horsehide for
three hits. and the losers outbatted the
winners by a good margin. Callahan was
In good form and famed seven of his
opponents. Score:
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Totals 1913 327 Il . Tota


-Batted for james in ninth inning
-, a - O . 3 80
~ =. 'i mmi ' o o o y l O. 4
Two-base hitsLTayor. Dugan: Three-base h.ts E
-Menefee McMorris. Hits-On James. ~: on on
Palmer I Innings pitched-By James, Z; ny
iaimer' 2. Stolen bases--Eyans, Haas; Double
niays-Eyans TO Coleman; Love to coleman 70
WcNorris to Coleman; Coleman to Goodman. Le1t
IN bases.Bcthany. g. ST. Paul. Z: First base on
balls~on Dodd, 5; off james. Hit by pitSsher, S1c,
nmtoRy Dodd, a. By James, +; by Palmer; 4.
Raiks.James, 1: Palmer. l. Umpire-Mr. hughes.
Time Of game-1 hour and I'D minutes.
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- " I"0dIS'. y L n U
Two out when winning run was made.
Car Dept. t...... . o, n A. n n Z n
Ifalhinen n......... o q 3 o ) O-S
I@ft on bases-Car Dept, 4: Trainmen e. Base.
on balls-Of Watson. I. Innings pitehed-Rv
Thorpe a'a by kilrny. 32s.. Hits made-Oir
Ihorpe, >: on kilroy. l. Struck out-By Thorpe
=: ny Kilroy. }: ny Watson s. Three base bits
Bnndy kilroy. Two ohase hits-Bundy Ryon. I'm
pire-Mr. Flynn. Time Of game hour and 50
Evening star., 1909-06-30
Totals a 21 10 4

First base errors-Parkview. 3. Left
Oh Stuart. g. of Mcfarland. 3. Innings pitched
BY Stuart. 2-3; by Hudsins, 1-3. Hits
made-On Stuart. Z; of Hudgins, 1. Struck out
BY Stuart. 3: ny Mcfarland. !. Three-base
hits-B. Gallagher, Mace. Two-base hits b.
Gallagher Maddox. Nau. Hoover. Sacrifice hits
-Nau Koehler. Perley. Stolen bases Perley.
Jones. Koehler. Baggette. Is. Gallagher: Double
plays-Mc1oy to Hoover; Stuart Hoover 10
Horner Baggette TO Ohler. Hit by pitcher-By
McF arland 8: by Stuart /. Passed ball--Mc-
Donald UmpreMr. Finnegan. Time OF game
j hour and 40 minutes.
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sBatted for wclday In the ninth.
tBatted fDr lsbell In the ninth.
:Batted for Howell in the sixth.
81 Inufs " o o o o %
Chicago o 0 o 0 0 0-1
Sacrifice hits-Wallace. Purtell, Struck ont
on halls-On Howell. 1; on Walsh, 3. Double
plays-Tannehll to Atz to Isbell. Williams to
Jones Ferris to Williams to Jones. Left on
bases- Chicago, 3: st. Louis, 5. Wild pitch
Howell. Time OF game hour and IS minutes.
Cmpires-Messrs. Evans and Egnn.
Evening star., 1909-06-30

LeIL oH Ddses-St =, .. COngressiOnals,
$. First base on balls-Of Brady, 2: on Bur
hans, hans 5; on Callahan, 2 Innings pitched-By
Brady, l; by Burhans 5. HITS made-Of Brady,
): OF Burhans. 1. Struck out-By Callahan. ::
by Burhans. ,. Threebase hit-Smith Two
base hits-Galliher, Bnrhans. Callahan. Sacri-
nee ht-Maley. Stolen bases-GaIliher. Wehb
81. Shedd. Worrell ~. Double play-Burhnns ms
to Smith TO Harding Passed baIls-Smoott
Smith. Umpire-Mr. Myers. Time of Camc-i
hour and % minutes
Evening star., 1909-06-30

Left on Washington s: New York, ..
First base ON balls-0n Groom :; on Gray. - ::
or Rrpckett g. Struck out-By Gray. =: by
Rrockctt. g Three-base hits-Leliveit. Engle.
Twobase hitsMcBride. Chase ,u saerines hits
Enioh, Austin. Stolen bases-Crce. Eberfeld,
CHASE. Engle. Demmitt. Blair: Passed ball
Rlankenship. Umpires-Messrs. KERN ana Sher-
idan Time Of game--1 hour and 55 minutes
Evening star., 1909-06-30
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Aggies in a Romp.

The Farmers easily disposed of the
Advent tribe in the independence League
yesterday. II to j. Oakley was the only
man on either team to get more than one
hit. Score:
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Twobase hits-MeIntyre, Turner. OLeary.
Easterly Sacrifice hits--Bush. Bradley. Lord,
Stoyall Stolen bases--Crawford. O14eary. Eur
ner Bases on balls--Of Mullin. l; of Young =
Left on bases-Detroit 81; Cleveland. :: Struck
Messrs Hurst and Connolly. Time OF game
hour and As minutes
Evening star., 1909-06-30
FIRST GAME.

'Batted Tor knght IN the n1nth..
Washington . o q 2-3
New York. ........... o o o y . D O-1
Left on bases-W ashington. =: New York: g..
First base on balls-Of Johnson. 1: OIL Warhop
2 Struck 0ut-By johnson. 3: by Warhop 3.
Home run-Demmitt. Sacrifice hits-StFeet. Con
roy Engle. Stolen base-Austin. Double play
Sweeney to Elbprfeld Hit by pitcher-By John
son. i. Umpircs-Messrs KERN and Sheridan.
Time of game-1 hour and 40 minutes.
Evening star., 1909-06-30
Browns Rout White Sox.

CHICAGO, June 30.-St Louis defeated
Chicago 2 to /. in the opening game OF the
series yesterday. Walsh's Wndness and
tumble gave St. Louis the winning run.
Score:
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ell, each having made three good swats
he official Snnra.

sNone out when winning scored.
Treasury .......... o 6 o o q . O-S
Navy ........-...... . - 3 IL
Two-basc hit-Gamnreil. Three-base hit--Han-
ma. Stolen hases-Bielaski t3. Smith Hester,
Nandiver Hanna Gammel. Double plays
O'Neil to Bielaskf. ONeil to Mccarthy Nc
Carthy to Gertman. Mccarthy to Gertman TO
O'Neil. First base baIls-Of Buroker L: OF
Croson /. Hit by pitcher-keyser. Struck out
BY Buroker. o. by Croson. 1. Wild pitch-Cro-
son. Umplre-Mr. Venable Time of game-2
hours.
Evening star., 1909-06-30
Mullin Wins for Detroit.

DETROIT, June 30-Mullin won his own
game against Cleveland yesterday, hitting
in the winning run in the fourth inning,
besides working himself out of a corner
in two innings. when Cleveland had
man on second base, with none out. Ross
mans hitting was a feature.
The score:
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Thoney Fractures Right Leg.

BOSTON, June 30.-Philadephia won
from Boston yesterday by heavy hitting
and effective pitching by Krause. Only
one OF the locals reached third base. Tho
ney fractured his right leg in sliding to
Evening star., 1909-06-30
Second Game Easy for Yankees.

The second game was succulent for the
Yankees. and there was never any danger
of them getting the stingy end Of the
count Two Washington pitchers were
used In the fray. Groom retreating In
the very first inning after a hit and two
bases on balls had filled the bases.
Dolly" Gray was bumped roundly dur
ing the rest of the game.
Street was put off the field in the first
inning by Mr.. kerin and -Blankenship
ioundered around In his shoes. Blanken-
ship caught all right, and would have
thrown all right too for the matter Of
that IL second base had been anchored
in center field somewhere. AS the pivotal
sack occupies Its normal position. steal
ing bases for the Highlanders was like
taking candy from infants.
On two hits. sacrifice. a wild throw
and an error Washington counted one in
the first inning of the second contest On
two bases on balls. two hits, one a triple
Evening star., 1909-06-30
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand,
Parkview and Reed Tied Up.

Reed held Parkvew to a 6-to-6 tie in
the Suburban circuit yesterday. and
would have won but for rally by Park
view in the last round, when they made
three runs. Score:
Evening star., 1909-06-30
Nationals Score First.

The Nationals gathered in something
real in the way of assets in the third.
Austin dropped Lelivelt's easy foul. and
then Warhop gave him four wide ones.
Jack" not content with this generosity.
let fly over Hal Chase's head in an ef
fort to catch him mapping, and Leiivelt
moved up one more base. Street sacri-
feed and Johnson singled, scoring Leli-
Welt. Browne and Conroy succumbed.
Everybody got up in the seventh and
stretched for something to break loose.
Ray Demmtt Obliged by pasting home
run to the very suburbs of right center
field. This was the only Yankee dent In
the score. Austin also outfoOted an in
field hit in this inning. but was nfpped
stealing before Sweeney singled. War
hop made the last out.
Browne walloped one-sacker past
Chase in the ninth. Hal ran away
from the ball to cover the base or he
might have been able to field it, COnrOy
sacrificed and Cnglaub unlimbered q sim
gle to center. scoring Browne.
Cnglaub reached third when Warhop
threw out Delehanty because Austin
dropped the throw. From Elberfeld's
handling of Donohue's grounder one
would think the kid" couldn't stop
subscription to a newspaper. Unglaub
scored on the boot. The Yankees were
quickly turned back in their last whack
at bat
Evening star., 1909-06-30
Yesterdays Results.

Merritt. :; by Hicks. =. Hits--On Van Weak
.; on Merritt ,; OF Hicks. :. Umpres--Mcssrs
Adams AZ and Smith. Time Of game-1 hour and
Evening star., 1909-06-30

q. T. O-.............. } y o 012 x--15
Two-base hits Carr, Penrose. Rider. Three
base hit-Carr. Home run--Howser Hits made-
on Wooden. 10; of Ritter. .: OF Ashford ]; OFF
Litz. g. Sacrifice h!ts-Snyder, Mcagher t2,.
Stolen hases-Amey. Mccarthy. Beusse t3I. Ber
lick COrrigan. Fenton Haywood, Mea cher. IBol-
BILE play--Handiboe to Carr Left on tases-G.
Z. o.. 9: Marines. o. First base balls-on
Ritter. l. of Wooden. . of Ashford. 5: OF I4itz,
3; OF Payne. l.. Struck out-By Ritter. .. by
Wooden. 4 hy Ashford. 1: by Litz. .: by Payne.
I. Cmoire-Mr Setley. Time of game hours
and 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1909-06-30

Totals 27 13 2
Harva ........... q o 20
Yale . o o o q x-a
Runs-Cushman ~. Van Week. Corey. Two
base hit-Phiibin. Bases balls-On Merritt:
OF Hicks, 2 Struck out-By Van Week. 3; by
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first. The injury will keep him out Of
the game for several weeks. Score:

Totals. o 3 % Is Totals. = l' ~ IL
Boston. .............. u o 90
Philadelphia. ..... = 6 o o O-9
/ Left bases-Boston. g. Philadelphia. :.
Bases on balls-Of Ryan. 8; OF krause, ].
Struck out-Ry Ryan, 1; by Burcheil. .: by
krause. 4. Three-bsse hit-Thomas. Twobase
hits-Davis, Thomas. Sacrifice tts-Ganley.
Baker Stolen base-Collins. Double plly-Col-
Inns to Barr. Wild nitch-Burchell. Cmpires-
Messrs. O'Ioughlin and Pefrine. Time Of game
/ hour and 45 minutes.
Evening star., 1909-06-30

Agricultural. ........ 3 o 1 q n -,
Au'eht- -..-..-.-........ o o % o. S
Left on bases-Agricultural 5; Advent 4 Fir.t
base ON balls-Of Dampier. 1; OF Seehorp /. ON
BUSINESS g. Innings ptched-Bv Spehorn, 1; nv
.,t E,dsnsss; .: Hits made.On Eidsness 2 Struck
out-By Iampier. 4; by Seehorn. /; by Eidsnass
5. Two base hit-Conover Sacriace hIts.I a
Duo ~. Priest. Murphy, Eidsness Oakley. sto-
Double play Eidsness TO Murphy to Evans. D'Hfi Hit
b, pitcher-By Dnmpier. 1. Tmpirc-Mr Han
diboe. Time Of game-1 hour and So minutes
Evening star., 1909-06-30
RAILROAD LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.

Wins on Timely Double.
Bundy caught one of Watson's curves
on the nose for double yesterday in the
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. League and scored
Handy from third, winning the game. 8
Evening star., 1909-06-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.

Game today-Ham!ine vs. Langdon, ut 18th and
II streets northeast, at $50.
Dodd Pitches Bethany to Victory.
The arm of one Harry Dodd, and the
batting and fielding of the team behind