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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-13
Fine TOnics-
 These Two

One is the bracng weather and the other the busy this bank which moving swiftly and surely the forefront Are vou an American ?'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-13

FIRST AND TWENTIETH, BIRMINGHAM q
 "A. H. L. Nj, C. NT.
 G n. aIrmnn q BOard
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-13

Wednesday's Entries. 2:3 pacing, stake s600. Doctor M., entered by Tom Settle. Pa
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

'Bsttcd fo- ErinE n uiuth inning
Rated Tor ReUlbach iu ninth inning
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
SPORTING SIDELIGHTC
BY BILL BAILEY.

Just because Kid sullivan was Knocked
out in Baltimore TUESDAY night the Na-
tionals ger mad and win a game II
Tommy Lowe should get his soon. there
is no telling where or team would stop.
Did you ever hear Nike I.yIss sing the
Armorer-s songc
Carrie Nation has bought \ farm al
Harrison, Ark Now If she'll only stav
on it. those who bought her souvenir
hstcbets VIII be pleased with their in
vestment
4 New York paper. announces that on
the very day that Ab Hamid. the Sick
Man Of Europe. was setting his on the
banks Of the BosphoTus. Hal Chase. the
Sick Man Of Baseball makes a t-iumphal
entry into Gotham We can only add
sick transit.
Jack johnson seems 10 be careful when
playing with matches
The police in Alexandria last week ar
rested d man whose memory IS gone
There are others who have evidently. lost
their memory. We were tempted In use
their names. but decided 10 let this 90 as
a warning for them 10 come in with il
quick"
You can, according 10 Prof. Pickering.
Of Harvard. communicate with the people
OF Mars for S100Oe.Oo0- Center Rush Ash
ton sent four messages last night while
his wife wasn't Iookfne
Charles (U- s - Roth was entered in
The Washington Hersld's popularity con
test. but he stumbled az the post and
threw his jockey He IS now running
wild
Tom Monks press club baseball team
has signed "Ben the Bite recommended
By Tommy Rice. Ben. in addition to be-
ing a frst-class base6allist. is hammer
thrower.
All those who said Pitcher Groom was
ham" please stand up.
Harry Fry declares that he never reads
Bin BaiIey's column On. very we'll
well bet he reads it tomorrow. all right.
Virginia shuts Ont Davidson.
Charlottesville, Va. April 2S-The Uni
versity of Virginia shuc out Davidson in
a well-played game here to-day. score $
to o Walker and Clark pitched great
ball Score-
RH.E
yirzinis..............,........ IOee70 0-84
David=os-. .....-...-..... Q 0 Q ca . u
Batfe-ies-W -WalkeT and Pearson. CTark and BTne
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
BITS OF BASEBALL.
Bob Groom 90 pretty good.

DoD OtoVh ioohs PEclts SoVu
Some class to Bob Unelaub'z first base
work
See what Boston did to the New York
Yankees.
Rube viekers' wild pitch in the first
and Thomas passed bail in the second
each cost a run.
Both the Nationals and Athlttics left
town Al O'Clock last night for Phila-
delphia 20 attend the funeral Of Catcher
Powers this morning.
With two Of the Athletics occupying
second and third. respectively. in the
third inning. Groom retired Davis for
the third out, and the crowd gave him
a big hand.
Groom was about as happy as they
make EN- after The game. I knew
they'd break right before long" he said.
The Nationals play in Boston Friday.
starting a series Of four games.
~-a-t'--V A-tA-HN '-AAA4 Ud~AAa nave tnA-Efa
Milan safe at first in the sixth From
the press box it looked as II he had the
bag by "a close margin. -Clymer came
home from third on the play and this
run, had ij been allowed, would have
won for the Nationals in nine innings
RUbe Viekers IS directly responsible FOR
one cf the local runs during the early
part OF the game a Wild pitch in the
first let Ganley score Ira Thomas had
a passed ball in the second which gave
CoEroy chance to scout home.
Nothing the matter With Bob Ganley.
His running catch Of NichoHs' ay in The
eighth made the crowd sit Up and take
notice
Coombs tried to stretch his long hit 10
the right field fence into a three-bagger.
but CIymer's quick return 70 Delehanty.
and the latter's slam 10 Conroy nabbed
the big pitcher just in the nick OF time
Conroy. after touching his man. doubled
Up ike a jack-knife.
Mcbride pulled OF great play in the
fifth when he gathered up Collins sharp
gr0under, while on the dead PUN, and re-
tired his man at the first station.
SIrUnk never would have been credited
vyith a hit In the seventh had Groom been
a little quicker in getting over TO first
George Mcbride butts into the hit col
umn with single and a double Can
tilIon made wise move in SHOWING
Mae" up 10 second place.
Evidently Pitcher Coom5s was afraid Of
Mcbride. for he allowed him 70 walk ON
TWO occasions.
Waiter johnson was warming Cd. ready
to go in. when Groom showed signs OF
distress. but Walter was not needed.
The Reds are backsuders.
Last years peuuant winners are lead
Ing the Two leagues.
Detroit is going st a fast clip. Looks
Ike it viii keep il up
The Giants partly redeemed themselves
for Tuesdays holocaust
Covsleski did not pitch yesterday. and
the Phillies got trimmed
The Highisnders made seven errors
trying 10 do as had As the Giants.
~Cy" Young did not last long vester-
day. FaIkenburg Jared no better against
the Tiger siuggers.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
TECH LOSES AT BALTIMORE.
Local High school Nine shut Out
by Mount st. ,TOseph's-

SppcisI % The Washington Herald
Baltimore April 3S.-Mount s.. Joseph :
defeated The fast Technical High School
team Of Washington by ! 10 o in a game
featured by brilliant fielding on both sides
TO-DAY.
VIII Schaub was puzzle TO the Tech
nicaI lads, allowing Two hits and pre-
seatng nine ciphers to the Capitals. in
terschOlastic champions. Only twice did
his opponents reach third. and then his
great pitching held them fast His clean
batting scored the first two runs and
poor coaching robbed him OF another.
Dolly GRAY. Techs star. started on
the mound for Tech. but got in the way
OF one Of Schaub's fast ones and retired
in favor OF Kraft Il was at first thought
he was seriously injured but he &C
co1npanied his team home, none the worse
for the accident. Score,
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
CENTRAL HIGH DROPS ONE.
lose Interesting Game to Maryland
Agriculture College.

College Park. April 2S.-In an interest
ing game this afternoon between Cen
tral High school, Of Washington. and
the MARYLAND Agricultural College team.
the latter won out in the seventh inning.
By the score Of s to 5 Walters. the first
man up for the Aggies. hit safely through
second: Meyer sacrificed him 10 second. /.
Burns then hit 10 Boushee at second. who
fumbled. and Walters went 70 third:
Capt Grason then flied TO Harrsh, who
threw poorly 10 the home plate and
Walters tailed the winning run. Central
practically lost the game in the third in
ming. when the agricult1ralists scored
four runs.
The Aggies worked JaTren. their left
handed slab artist and he allowed but
four hits. two Of which were or the
scratch order. Ten Of the visitors famed.
E-orp-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
The Score.

None out when winning run was
scored
Washington Il 0 0 0 o O o IA
Phiia- --------- 0 0 0 %
Two-base hits-Davis. Mcbride. CIymer.
Delehanty- Hits-Oh Vickers. 4 in S in
nings- or COOnnbs. ( in ( innings. Sacrifice
hits-Baker. Thomas. Mcbride. stolen
h8ses-Strunk. t'nglaub, Conrov. Double
play-Delehanty 10 Cnglsub. Left on
hzses-Athletics. :. Washington. II. First
base on balls-Oh Groom. >. COOmfs. g..
tickers, , First base on errOrs-PhlIa-
deiphia- !. Struck out-By Groom. s. bv
kicEers- 4; by COMBS. . Passed balls
Thomas mpires-Messrs- Evans and
burst Time-2 hours and minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
YANKEES LOSE OUT
Boston Piles Up Twelve Runs
in Easy Style.
SCORE SIX IN ONE INNING
Speaker Sets Long and Loud Hit
in the FOurtb-Neyy Workers Go All
60 Pieces. and Before Pulling To-
Eethcr the Locals HuVc Things
All Their own Way.

Boston, April 2S-When the half-frozen
scorers totaied up the run getting al the
end Of to-day's game ii was found that
twelve OF the locals had crossed the plate
and that only two OF the visitors, New
York. had gone the same distance. which
oEly goes 10 show that the Hlghlanders
received bad lacing.
The visitors were travelling along nicely
when ali o. a sudden something happened
10 the HighiaBders.
Il sounded Ike tire explosion. but in
stead il was only The crack Of Speaker s
Lat against the bag in the fourth inning
and tEareupon New York went TO pieces.
Before the farCical exhibition ended the
entire Boston team rad been around ard
six runs had crossed the plate Sore
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
Thousands Pay Tribute to Powers

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia. April 2S-Paying tribute
20 one they admire as a balIplayer and
loved as a man. 800 persons passed be
fore the bier OF DR.. Michael Powers to-
night.
The line for hours extended two blocks
down Richmond street and detail Of
polio men was necessary to- keep the
crowd moving quickly. - as 20 give all
a chance 70 get admission to the flower
filed R2rior-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
BaIser Pitches well.

Baizer. Georgetown's speedy one. op-
posed Stafford. and pitched an excellent
game, probably hts best Of the season. He
slsc received support that was enough
TO put a youngsIer out of business, but
was game until the last Georgetown man
was out
Smoke held the opposing batsmen TO
i've hits and pitched an unusually steady
game, issuing but single free trip 70
the keystone SACK.
Costly errors by Mayock and Callahan
were responsible for the visitors runs.
The former let IN easy grounder get
through him In the second session and
TWO II the S0uthCTBer's crossed the pan
before the bar was relayed back 10 The
infieid- In The eighth session with the
score standing 10 .. Cal let one get by
and another Farmer crossed 5Ee pan. this
time with the winning tally
Nay0ck made bold noise like redemp-
tion. pokiug out two Of the three hits
credited % the Hiiltoppers- Schafy con
ueCfpl fp- tho other hfrzla
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
WEST POINTERS LOSE 10 YALE
DeTere Pounded Out Of the Box in
Eighth Inning.
Van Week Hits for Three Bags with
Bases Full and Runs Are
Piled ID.

West Point y Y April BY pound
ing Devere out Of the box 10 the tune
OF seven runs and hits in the eighth
inning. Yale defeated the Cadets by a
score OF Il 20 =
Up 10 the eighth the Cadets had the
better Of tie game and led by two runs.
With the bases full and tvo strikes on
Van Week. he met the bah sQuarely and
raced around fer the three bases. Th.s
started things going. and seven runs were
netted before Mcneil vas sent in 10 stop
the hiring Sao-a-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

IFu-iase hlLs-A1sfi0- STl-aEeT, EnEc- Ihree-
base bits-Bsn. Sueakcr SIahl sacrifice hits
keeier. Steele. Nile. Stolen iascs-Nics Siahl
steele. 4. NcCounsll Ran. Struck out-By Steele
g, by Quinu J. b. Ford. > BASES on bslis-OH
Steele 2. cf Quinn. Z. oil Ford Double PLAY
Engie 90 klein0w to Ford 60 Mcconnell. Hit by
piicher-By Qsian. uy Ford. , Passed baI-
Kleu5V. Lcft on bs=es-New Vors s. Boston. =
UmQirss-NIessrs. Co1rolly and Egan. Time Il game
- hou- ard = minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Auzus;s-Augrsts 5: Jacksonville q
A. CclumhVs- CoiUmfrls. 2. Charleston. : u n.
rinssl
Al Nscoa-First game Nacon- 4. ChattzrooSa- ;
Secand game. Macon. &; Chsttan0csz. 2 tse7sn
innings. dsfkressl
At savsnnsh-sarsnnsb. /; Columbia, Z Chr
tern innings. dsrkncss.l
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
BUSINESS WINS AGAIN.
Rawlings Pitches Good Ball and
Preps Are Beaten.

With Rawlings on the slab displaying
excellent form for the Sten0graphers.
Business High mastered the Army and
Navy Preps yesterday afternoon on the
Fernwood diamond. in weIl-9layed
game. 10 . Two snsppy double PLAYS
featured in the contest
Besides tanning eight opposing bstsmen
Rawlings allowed bur four hits and gave
only one free pass Schmidt. who twiri-
ed for the Preps. also old well Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
Friends Second Team wins.

The Friends, School second team de-
feated the Preston University second
team in a well played game yesterday.
Z 10 S.
The features included the pitching OF
swsrtze1 for the winners and Lee for
the losers. and home run By Gates.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

Tvo-base hits-Msyer. Menefee. First tsze on
ralls-OH farrell = Stu1ck ost-By Jsrrcl. Il Z. by
EotcIcr 4 Stclcn hascs-HaTrzh Thomas o.
Rhccn 8 McTporsd. Burns. Grssou. Hicks. Jar
reH Fursess. ShipIey Double u'ay-tirason 10
Fs1rress Rif rs pitched RhceIn. JarTeil Fur-
reSs Wild ritchcs-JarrcT . Sacrifice bits -aisyer.
Rhcem Uuvirc-Mr. PeeTce. Time Of same-i
hour and . minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
Georgetown scores.

Georgetown scored their TWO taIHes in
the hrst session Murphy was passed.
Schafiy hi an easy one 10 the pitcher.
VINO threw The ban mile over the h-st
baseman's head The ball rolled into
deep night. Murphy scored AID -Schaf--
reached Jhird. Schafy scored on SimOn-s
fowl fy 10 the catcher
The visitors failed % score in the first.
but evened matters with the HiHtoppers
IN the second inning as a result of May
Ock-s error. Bost. the first man UP. got
a life when one Of Balzer-s fast ores
connected with his ribs. Ross Init one
down the third base line. which was too
hot for Sitterding TO handle. Then came
the costly slip Of the Georgetown sec
oBd basenan. which resulted I'm the runs
for the visitors.
Neither team scored again until the
eighth. when hits by Black and Thomp-
son and Callahan's error gave the South
r-ra-s shs -r-fr- ~
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

Famed r--as- Business. J. Fi7y- hsse r. eTTU-S-
Business :. Pre1s ]. Left or bsses-ireis. T.
E-.siness : FIRST bsse On haiis-OT Schmidt. I of
Rawlings. > Struck ogt-By Schmidt- :, b
Rawlings. : TWo-basa hit-NaTghton. Sac-1-ee
hif-van Rod5n Double plsys-Davis n D0uEeiiy,
DAVIS So.Fezan 90 Rawlings Inc q -ame-l ncET
and . u5u8les Umpire-Nr- Bose-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
TIGERS BEAT CLEVELAND.
Drive Young fEom Box and Hit
FaikenburG Freely.

Cleveland. April 7S-DcUoit took the
final game Of the series here to-day. s
TO ]. driving Young from the box an
hitting F0lkenburE freely. Mulln Was
hiJ for only. one hit. scratch, until the
eighth. when Cleveland scored on walk.
Two singles. and a force 0ut.
The batting Of Moriarity. Mcintyre. and
O. r.-fn-s Fa.t-.,-..l IL. ,-a.... s.nr..
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

Lett on baseS-tTeoTEe TEet0Wn, >. 4 & N.
>. First base on bails-Of Stafford. >. on
Balzer. /. Struck out-By Stafford. = by
BalZer L Sacrifice hit-SirnOn Stolen
baSeS-Freeman. SChafiy. MayOck. Hit by
pitCher-By BslZeT. I, By Stafford. j
Passed balls-Seifert. > t'mpire-Mr. Col
liowe-. Time Of game hour and 81
minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

Earned rins-N- : 7 g. TWo-hsss hit
RELY. Sac-ifcc hits-Kins. store S7oieu bases
Ta-asa store ~ Scllsub. Nitsch- NallsnCy. hing
Smithln- Double pisy-Risily 10 LEnCh. BASES 90
haIls-0f Schauh ]: Of Kraft ? Hit hy pi;chsr-Ry
Schsub .. ty Kraft 3 Struck olt-By SchRub. ;.
hv Kraft . Left on hases-T- H 8 ?: " $
J. G : Umpire Mr. C. NitSch Tine q game
i hogr and - minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
Macdonald Fails.

Georgetown had q chance 70 put the
game on ice in their half Of the same
inning. when. with TWO down. Mayock
hit 10 center for a single and advanced
10 second on a passed ball Big Cy-'
was al the bat. and cries Of home run
rent the air. But the b!g fellow was not
equal 70 the occasion. and his over an1-
iety took the count on three wide ones.
Both teams went out in one. two, three
or1n- IN the final inning
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
Virginia Blanks Davidson.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald
Charlottesville. April S.-Virginia de.
feated Davidson to-day. 5 TO Q. in a six
inning contest Walker. who pitched the
first five innings for Virginia. famed ten
and allowed bet two hits. Clark. who
twirled for the CarOiinians. received rag
ged support In the fifth inning Virginia
secured seven runs with only three hits.
Score By innings:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

'Bstted fo- Chauelle In the ninth.
Batted :0r Fletcher iu III eighth.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston Mt New York.
Chicago nt Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
Pittsburg at 81. Louis
sTAypING OF THE TEAMs.
DRUB THE BOST0NS.
Giants Bunch Hits and Win Game In
the Eighth

New York. April es-Tbe Giants made
six OF their eight hits of ChappeTe in
the last two innings to-day and succeeded
in beating Boston Schlers hitting was
big help. The Bostons would have
kept shsir lead but for bad fielding by
Bltes and Beck- Scora.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
R r. Z.
Brewoods Take Another.

The Brewoods defeated the y. C. ori-
oies by the overwhelming score Of % 70
c. also the Nativity Chapel team. ) 10 0.
All teams averaging fifteen or sixteen
years wanting games please address VII
lam E. Linden, 1t0I E street southeast.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

A. Memphis Memphis. 3. NeF Orleans. Z
A. Bir-n1ushsnl Atlanta. 4; Birmingham. I.
A Mo1igou1eTy-AI ontgoug-y. >, NsSlvIIa- q
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
Richmond Wins Again.
j 10 Tie Washington Herald.

Sp-cial 90 TIE Washington Herald
Portsmouth. Va. April eS-Errors and
other misplays by Portsmouth gave Rich
mond the game 9 TO 8. Each OF Ports
mouths runs were earned. but not one
OF RichmOnd's- Portsmouth could not
hit when hits we're most needed. Score:
RHE
Richmond. 90 221o2-s 10 Q
Portsmouth e'1 900 0-sn :
Batteries ReTells and 9fesziu. Hannifan and Nc
Cauley- Umps1v-8if. Mace
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
Mount st. Mary's. 6. viIInnova. 5.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald
Emn1itsburg. Md. April 2S.-En a twelve
inning game marked by fast fielding.
Mount St. Msrys to-day beat VHlsnova-
The pitching Of Ccnnellv. for the home
team. and the batting Of McGeehan and
Walsh were features Score:
RI. T.
Mount 81 slarys..-.... oo3o066O20O-s B Z
Vilianova- 010O116'6oOO-5 s .
Bat;eTies-Nount 81. Mars. Counclly and Nc
Hugh; Tillanovs Reuy. Quiun and Walsh
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
PENDER UMPIRES GAME.
Roanoke Wins and hooters Are
Happy

srccial 10 The Washington Herald.
Roanoke. Va, April &.-Bob Peader.
the Virginia League umpire. who yester-
day narrowly escaped being mobbed by
enraged vooters. because they believed he
robbed the local team out Of the game
with Norfolk. and VINO was carried to
jail for protection, presided again at the
game to-day and was not moIcsted.
Roanoke won to-day by q score Of : 10
6. the visitors making all the runs in
the ninth and tying the score. Eleven
innings were PLAYED. Roanoke getting the
winning run in the eleventh Score:
RH.E z
Roanoke.....-.. 861IIo0 Ole
NcTfolk.-.----.. Q 9 Q 06 o-6 10 ?
Battcries-NoTfoIk- Temple. Otey Chandler. and
N1usou; Roanoke. Kline. StoehT. ard Ryan
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

A. sp1nsaeld-Spriusasld ~ Nortbarp.a5. vss
grounds
AZ New HsTer-Holyoss. . New Haven
At BTidSepoTt- -BTdCrDor 2 New Britain O
At Wsterbmy-W waterbury. g. Hartford. Il.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
BEAT THE PHILLIES.
Dodgers jump on Foxcu in Ninth
and Capture Game.

Philadelphia. April A.-For eight in
nings Fozen held Brooklyn 60 one run
and two hits to-day but in the ninth
the Dodgers got 20 him and when the
final session was over, the Lumiey sg-
sregation had given the Phinics their
first home defeat Of the season TO the
tune Of s 20 T. score
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
The hitting. score

Home nIn-SuIlss- Thrse-base dit-yar TlerE
Tro-hase hit-Vsn Yiecs. s-s-r h1ss-TTs--
Poiu1. {, 1ale. = Lefr Cd hssss-Wsst P5ir-.
Yale = Do1bie p,as-SuJies 70 Nsyc- Psssz -
islls-0F Rose I; Of DeFeTe , oT NcNel. /.
strsoS o's.-Bv Rose. E. hv De-sre !; b. Mcneil. i
y; b pIschsr-By DeTere, 2 Umpire-Alr B-adlsy.
Tine o. Ezne-3 hcurS
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

Phelps. J. Miller. Charles a. Sacrifice fiy-
Beebc- Double plays-Beehe 70 Charles TO K0uey
AbStein % Wagner 20 Abslein- Passed bsll-Gib-
con- stolen bases-Leach g. Wagner Wilson
Bases on baIls-Oh Bccbc. s. Of Ieifeid ]. OF
Maddox. J.. a Wackcr. !. Stu1Ck ou;-By Beebe.
.: by Leifeid. I Left on bases-Sc Louis 8:
Pittsb-r- 5 Umpires-MessTs. O'Day and Emsiic
Time Of game hour and So minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
LOOK WHO'S HERE.
Eastern High school Beats sunday
school LeaEuers . to 3.

In an interesting game at Thirteenth
and d streets northeast the strong
Olympics yesterday afternoon defeated
the Langdon Chapel of the sunday
School League, by the score Of 9 TO B
Both pitchers were in fine form
Tie Olympic's lined up as follows: Van
derlip. Cd b.; Wagner. C.; Acton, p.
Parker. ID b.; DonOhue, 1st b.; Rawlings.
:. s; Warren. T f; Simpson. c. f.; Whit
ney, I. {. Score,
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION.

At WiHston-salem-C -Chsrlotte. :: Wins;on-Sslsr 2
A. GTesnTl.le-STeensboEo- 10. GrccurIIis .
Second ssuc. Greensboro. 5. GreeuTills.
At AnGersan-Ander=cn. 4. Srartanburz.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

Uniformed teams. averaging eighteen
years. wishing games 20 be played on
Fridays during MAY. on the Monument
Lot, AT ; p m. or on Tuesdays or Thurs
days. on their grounds, address p. A.
Acton. so Sixth street southeast.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

Er0-l-5sc Hlts-h MCINTYRE. Noria7fr. Crawford
Tares base ait=-5I-ris--y McIu-yre Sacrifice hits
Bf7dCy Coin. R0rs.Gau. >chmiir. stolen bases
Bush. tobh. ksse' cu hslls-Of Ncsuz s. q
talssr bUrE. . - M1LI1 e. Left On -Csere-
lzUI s. DcrrI- F SrrIc< &c, -Br Tgsr- :. by
NaliiE- - Double -BudleT 10 S1craH I'm
lrrg7-Meszrs- Kern aud OL9eshl.n. Attcndancr.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

Tvo-hsse hits-Dahien- Scdld- Deviiu. Stolen
hasos- kCck. Murray. struck aur-Bv RAYMOND. 8.
hy thapIelf. :. BASES On hallS-On Raymond 3.
a Chappelle. Letr haSeS-New York. 5.
Boston. 6. lml1-rs- AicssTs Eigier and Truhr.
Tine q eane-I houT and a. Minutes Attendarc-.
sec
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

A. Lsucsssr-Isncss'er. Q: YORK.
A. Wiliiar'sTcTt-N NiihsmSpcT1 /. Ha--ishs1rs. q
Ar Trentou-Trentou- (, Reading l.
At JOhGStOWH-IOhnsf1Wa ). Altoona 2
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

a; Js-ssT C1t--E15alo. z; Jersey Cirv. .
At BaitiIore-Torcnto. / Baltimo7r. =
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

At B1ockton- Lawrence. I. BTockto1. l
A. WorcssteT- -Hsverhin &. Worcester. 1
At Lyun-LyEn. :: Fau Rive. 8
A. LCvell-Ner Bedford. T., Lowell Z
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
CARDINALS WINNERS.
PittsburE Pitchers Hit Hard and
Runs Are Piled Up.

=. Louis April 2S-Maddox. Leifeld.
and Wacker were all hit hard in the final
game here to-day by the Cardinals. ana
81. Louis won by 10 :. Beebe twi-led
fine ball Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

Charlottesville, Va. April 2S-The Uni
versity Of Virginia shuc out Davidson in
a well-played game here to-day. score $
to O. Walker and Clark pitched great
ball Score
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
CUBS BEAT REDS.
RueIbach's WIdness Helps Ciacin-
natl on 10 victory.

Cincinnati April 2>-Four hits and
two errors gave the CUBS four runs and
the game ia the ninth inning to-day.
Reulbach's wildness helped the Reds
on seraraI nf the-- ms Scnre-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
Hagerstown conegians Win.

sppciai 70 The Washington Herald.
Hagerst0wa. Md, April 2S.-The Hagers-
town Collegians simply walked away with
st. James School this afternoon and won
by a score of Is TO > The ST. James team
went to pieces early IN the game and
made many errors, the loose playing be-
ing due in a measure to the cold weather
SORE.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
University of Maryland. 2; Navy. 0.

Special 60 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd, April 2S.-Pitcher Ander-
son. Of the University Of Maryland. fan
ned twenty cadets in the game against
the Naval Academy here to-day. the yis-
itors winning easily , to 0. Score:
RHE.
UNIVERSITY cf Nd. Q 2 Q 0 O. 0
Naval AcaSemy-..-. 0 0 Q 0 90 5 2
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Hanibsch.