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WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District Of Columbia
and Maryland-Generally fair
to-day and tomorrow; light to
moderate westerly winds.
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STRIKE TIES UP TIN MILLS.
Steel Trust Surprised by Strength
shown by Unions.

shown by Unions.
Pittsburg, July lone Of the most COM
plete tie-ups IN the history OF the Steel
Corporation ensued to-day, when the ff-
teen tin plate mills. which have been
working under a union scale. did not
start.
The Amalgamated Workmen. who
struck at midnight. have been able 70
stop the United States Steel Corporation
mills most completely. About 1000 men
are out The tie-up was all the more
surprising. since it was boasted by the
corporation officials that they would be
able 20 hn the mills with Independent
workmeu in an hours time
But one place. down in Cambridge.
Ohio, was the corporation able 10 keep its
TIN mills running to-day and then with
only about half a force.
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KNOCKED OUT BY PASTOR.
Divorce Defendant Said Marriage
Was Illegally Performed.


Was Illegally Performed.
Cleveland, July Rev. Arthur c. Nc
Henry. OF Chicago. called here to testify
IN the divorce case OF Mrs. Lulu Thomo-
psn against Archibald Thompson. real es-
tate deaeler, to-day failed TO get to the
stand, but he did punch Thompson in the
eye, Telling him to the oo1r Of the Ameri-
can Trust Building. and later found him.
self under arrest. charged by Thompson
with performing a marriage Illegally.
Thompson called me a cur when I met
him to-day" explained McHenry. What
could do but knock him down? This is
the second time I have reprimanded him.
Witnesses Of the fight say the pastor
had the better Of IT,
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TEACHERS LEAVE PORTO RICO.
Depressing Financial Situation May
Prevent Americans Returning.


san Juan. P. r, July 1.-The steamer
Carolina sailed yesterday for New York.
having among her passengers more than
100 American school teachers, who taught
under contract with the department OF
EDUCATION. Many OF them viii not return.
The fical year, beginning to-day. finds
the government with no means Of meet
ing its financial obligations. The legis-
lature, which is under control OF the
unionists. made no appropriations.
Auditor Ward has issued a circular
which IS approved by Acting Gov
willoughby and the heads Of depart
ments, giving assurance to employees
who continue al work that before the
next pay day arrives congress VIII have
so adjusted matters that they win obtain
the money due them.
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BRITISH PEER IS
STUDENT VICTIM
COmpaniOnShotatS SameTim
Also Expires.
SLAIN AT A RECEPTION
Lieut.. Col. Wyllie and DR.. Lal-
cacca Victims of Stranger.

Former Political Agent of England
in india Shot Five Times in Head
by Youth, Who Had Been IN Lon
don Since Easter-Note Found on
Person Reveals Motive for Murder.
DR.. LaIcaca stabbed in Heart.
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- 20 BaIiimee nd Return

saturdays and SUNDAYS via Pennsylvania
Tickets god returning until
sunday night All r9ular trains. except
he Congressional Lhited
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july 9TH EXCURSION TICKETS
TO and frOrs, all points on

on sale July ?. 8. 4. and 5: good to re-
turn on or before July s. One and three
ffths fares for the round trip For addi-
tional information apply TO E. J. Lock
18th 81. and n Y ave Bond Bldg.
Washington. y. C.
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AbduI Hamid Committed for TriaI

Paris. July "A Constanunople dis
patch states that court-martial inquiring
into the revolt o. April q. has decided
70 commit ex-suitan Abdul Ffam.d for p
trial before the high court of justice.
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SiI to NiaEara Falls and Return, July Q,
7:45 a. n Special train Of day coaches
and parlor cars via Baltimore and Ohio
and Lehigh Valley route. Tickets good u
days Dining cars en- route Liberal
stOp-ever privileges returning. Cheap
side trips from Niagara Falls. Other ex-
cursions July q. August and %. Septem-
Der and II. October T.
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Weather Downtown
Rureau Efork
RESULTS OF hEAT WAVE.

DEATHS.
Uuidenaaea negro. Body al norgss.
PROSTRATIONS-
JaE-s v. slmnezS.- 1fry-dFs ye1B old. q
lSs D street northeasL
AtxirsUn Ncsfuuen. twcuty-ons years Old.
5l5 Ricketts, court northwest.
Seth A. Brasheas. th,rty-hTs yoaB oid. o.
RitChie. Nd.
GeorEe Smith. negro. forty-sre wears old. %
800 Cooks court noT1hWest
GeorTs yefer~on. negro. forty yca-E old. q
2o4 Brooks court noTrag5Et
William BAR. negr0. thiTty-ous yeas old.
Of 3l Il street southwest
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AER0PLANE FLIES
FOR z MINUTES
0rville Wright Proves Him.
self Master of the Air.
MAKES THREE FLIGHTS
Goes Successfully Around the
Course Twenty-fOur Times.

Exhibition at Fort MyeT
Witnessed by Large Crowd, PrOni-
nent IN Which Was the Vice Presi-
dent-senator EIICins Also Among
the Spectators - Father OF the
Wrishts Greeted By Many.
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$3.50 Los Angels AND Return,

! To Grand Lodge, B. ,. D. Eiks. Tickets
/ on sale June q 70 Jay valid for re-
! sUrn until October "a
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500 70 Luray. Va, and return, July 4,
Baltimore and Ohio. Leave Washington
S;l5 a. m; returning leaSe Luray s p. m.
same day.
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70 the States the proposition OF amend
ing the Constitution so as 70 give Con
gress the unquesc1oEsd right 70 enact
income .ax LEGISLATION.
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spend the 4th At LuEay.

Automobiles ArtisticaIIy Decorated.
100 different styles. Blackstone. 14th & II
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B"Isi%9rs sh',9, and Return, s1.sS,

Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains,
both ways, both days, except Royal Linn
tied. City Offices, 1i17 G ST. and 619 Pa. ave.
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80 s.. - - 80. RaItsmo-e

OA.-- H 70
international convention Christian En-
oeavor. Tickets on sale July 3. L 9
-rzild for return Until Jusy q
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s. FOR the round trip. Special train via
Baltimore and Ohio from Union Station
SIS a. m returning same day.
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}. n. small Il SOBs. Florists,
Astoria and ll5s Broadway. New York
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Continued on PAGE ?, Column 5.
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Agriculture Won houy contested
t"eiye-inning game from Advent in tbe
Independence League yesterday bystoz
Hummer started on the sIsb rar tbe
Farmers. but Jared badly in the seconE
inning, when Advents mighty s.gaf,e-.
Tailed three times on a brace ~ 49,.
and three bingles "Lanky Bob 5l6 49,,
ter In the third. but be baIooDsd IN The
fourth and after passing three. he r.-
tired in favor Of Reeves.
On timely swatung Agriculture e,en.4
up matters in the fourth. ana tool
t9ree-run lead In thes first half n ,bs
sixth only TO be squared up 5v fha
Churchmen in the last half. goth rsars
again tailed In the seventh.
Neither side could yet a man acros, .,.
plate during the next four ROUNDS 81
though the AgRies had several fir,a.
threatened 10 break the raonotonv.
The Farmers cOpped the struggle IN ~.
Jwelfth session. Graham opened ui.-
Two Dagger. but was caught nappinr -
tne middle sack. Priest followed with :.
clean homer through center. bresking
tne ue. Harveycutter then landed ~
fourth olngle OF the game. stole second
ana tailed when Ferguson hit over Fhor,
ADVENT could 90 nothing IN their hair.
thougn Jaeschki hit for two bases win
one down and was caught at the plate
oy Harveycutter's pretty thrown from
center.
America and Reeves were both IN ans
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BASEBALL NOTES
AND COMMENT


luckl
How about that Native Sons game? Let
Us hear your opinion.
what's matter? ASK some one thar
knows!
Lost again! Our eighteen-ianing hero
lost az that
Browne again failed 10 get a hit. Two
days in succession is TOO much.
Three more days and they're back IN
the yard Wen be there. even II they
lose!
Bin Barns was out at the park prac-
ticing with our band OF eripples and
youngsters.
Thomas, the player the Nationals could
have had. is playing a great game for
the Doves.
The Pirates are stil clinging TO the top
position In the National League, with the
worlds champions hot on their trail
The Philhes have eopped a good one
In Nike Donlin. Maybe those Giants
viii regret having passed him up be-
fore long.
The Red Sox dropped four straight 10
the Tigers. which only goes TO show that
the Nationals are not IN a class by
Themselves.
Looks like the Reds viii make a strong
bid for a position in the first division OF
the National League. Clarke Griflth's
''form reversal Is a mystery.
Kelley warmed the bench and Wid
Conroy got in his place at third. The
vet was there with q couple Of bingles.
just as many as Kel has furnished
since joining the team.
Doc White beat the Athletics yester-
day Three times in three days have
those pennant aspirants been compelled
10 bite the dust. Nationals get q few
cracks at EN- next week What then?
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America and Reeves were both IN fne
condition. and twirlad brlIIlantIv- 50

ll- Totals. ....... 7nSH 8
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The Ex-College Stars demonstrated 20
the Congress Heights baseball team and
a small crowd at Union League Park
yesterday that the "ex" applied to the
university and not the stellar part of
their name. by severely trounclng the
boys from the Heights, y TO 5.
Jimmie Kerr, the OLD Georgetown
twirler, held Capt. Pennington's boys
in check most Of the game. only letting
up a trife when the Stars back OF him
had assumed commanding lead
Dick Woodward, OF Central High and
later Southern League fame. on the re-
ceiving end. caught a fine game. Score
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BEAUTIFYING DOGGIE.
French Critic Notes Our Lack in
Canine Beauty Temples.


Canine Beauty Temples.
Fppun the Philadelphia Record
A titled French dame. recently a visitor
IN this country. complained that there
were no beauty shops Tor dogs. where
Mr. Bowwow might be dropped while his
mistress shopped or visited. and picked uD
again spick and span.
A canine health and toilet salon. It
seems. has a competent nurse" in at
tendance and everything IS antIseptcauy
clean. Madame may leave doggy merely
20 have him in a safe place or she may
engage for bath IN a marble alcove
with electric drying and delicate per-
fumes.
No doubt the proprietor OF this beauty
establishment suggests the purchase OF
almost as many beauty aids as the pro-
verbal hairdresser. There are no doubt
tonics, lotions, creams and perfumes.
About the ony thing this artist in canine
beautifying probably would not suggest
IS additional hair" For even the best
taught doggies are not yet up to carry
ing themselves so precisely as to make
the wearing Of chi-chi curls perfectly
matched" at all safe.
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CAN'T STOP ROCKVILLE.
coIesviTIe and wheaton Both Down
ed by Oyse- sided Scores.

opet-AI 10 Inc washington Herald.
Rockville. Nd, July "A. - Rockville
brought its string Of straight Victories up
to eleven this afternoon by winning both
games Of a double-header taking the first
from the Colesville team by the score OF
10 TO 7, and the second from the Wheaton
agsTegation by the score OF II TO /
The first game was loosely played and
uninteresting. In the second It was
hard-fought battle for six innings. but in
the seventh the locals got busy with
their bats and piled up six runs. causing
Clark TO retire from the box. After that
the result was never in doubt, as Handi-
Doe had the visitors completely at his
mercy. Scores:
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YEsTERnAY,s REsULTs.

Capital City League-st stephens. u Columbia. 5
sunday School League-Ninth. IL; Laugd0n, 2
Marquette League Congressionals 9: Blooming
dale 0 forfeited Exhibition game: Blooming
dale 5: CongTuszonnls 4
Independence Loagn0-AEEies Q; Advent. Z twelve
inuingsl. Manhattan. II; Twning g.
Suburban LeaEle-Parkview. 10: Reed. 3.
RaiTued Y. ~ c. A. Leagus-southern. 2; Trsin-
men, A.
Coiorcd Departmental Leaguo-Alunicipal. "a; G..
p. O. Is Navy Yard. p; interior. IL
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SPORTS TO BE FEATURE.
CaledOnian Club Plans Athletic
Events for Outing.

The programme for the annual outing
of the Caledonia Club TO Marshall Hall
win be made up largely Of athletic con
tests and other sports, including a game
OF soccer, foot ball bowling matches
quoting competitions, and races Of ali
kinds for boys and girls. Handsome prizes
viii also be awarded for the best high
land fling dancers and also for the best
costumes.
The sports viii be given under the per
sonal direction OF William Law, chairman
OF the athletic committee. which assures
the success Of the meet
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New League Formea.

The Georgetown Athletic Association
organised last evening with the following
officers: Zed H. Copp. president; r r
Lemric, secretary, and ]. J. Keane.
treasurer.
/. The schedule adopted for the first weeI,
follows: July IS, Peck vs. Georgetown
Olive Club; July q, Dumbarton VS.. Pros
poets; July q, Peck VS.. Prospects: July
30 Georgetown Olive Club VS.. Dun
barton
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used little better headwork with men
on bases such treat would not have
been accorded the fans With none out
in the ninth, Morgan bingled and stole
second, but vainly attempted 20 reach
third In the same mariner.
Advent has showed 4 decided improve
ment Of late. ead Manager Kettner's 3
tribe is making the leaders hustle. With
little more teamwork the Eplscopalians
would have one OF the fastest sand-lot
aggregations IN the District.
n T. WORLEY
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COLUMBIA SET BACK.
ST. stephens Defeats Club Team at
Capital CITY Park.

Columbia's pennant aspirations were
given a setback. in the Capital City
League. yesterday. when ST Stephens
walloped them In six-luning game, Z
TO 3. Columbia scored five runs In the
first half OF the seventh. giving them a
good lead. but when II was time 20 start
the last half It was too dark. and the
score reverted back 20 the sixth inning.
Hester twirled a good game for Colum-
bia, but was poorly supported. and Birch,
In the box for the winners. was also
given ragged support Hester famed
nine during the time he was in the box.
His batting was the feature Of the game.
and he made the only extra base hit. a
double. Score.
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Earned rns-Congess Heights. 4: Ex-college
Stars. z First base by errors-Congress Heights !
Ex-ccilege Stars, l. Left on bases-C,onqress
Heights A; Ex-collese Stars. p First base on
balloon Burgess. 3. OF Barrett 3: OF Kerr. L
Innings pitched-By Burgess. s. by Barrott l. HITS
made-Of Burgess 9; Of Barrett, s. Struck ont
By Burgess. 5; By Barrett. 1: BY Kerr. T. Tire.
base hits-Waltes wahler. Osterman, Barrett. Tyyo.
base hit-Hardester. Stolen bases-Waltera Nod
den, Hines %. Ken, Wahler. Walsh. c. Pengo
sacrihca hit-Broome. Double play-Wahler N
Walsh; Broome 50 Walker Hit by ritcber- rs,.
Burgess (Walker p. Wild pitch-BurEess Passed
6all-Hardester. Umplre-Ni-. Keefe Time -
game-2 hours and 10 ninutes
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Petworth Juniors want Games.

The Petworth Juniors have played three
games this season. winning two and los
ing one. The line-up: Buck, pitcher and
third base: 7. Preston, catcher; F. Pres
ton, first base: Nielsen, third base and
pitcher; Santmyer. second base; K. Price,
shortstop; Miller. left field: r. Hoglan.
right field; F. Price. center field.
This team would like TO hear from All
teams averaging thirteen years Address
G. Nielsen, manager. 1921 Eighth street
northwest.
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Earned runs-olympics. 6; Brookland. s First
base by errors-0lympics. A. Brookland 2 First
base on balls-Of Williams 9. Of Beckert. 3 Hits
made-On Williams. s: Of Beckert s. Struck ont
By Williams. 8; by BecSert. ) Tnree-hass hit-Flv.
Iwo-base hits-Whitbeck. Sullivan Sacrifice hit
Nanderlip Stolen bases-ymderlip 10. Donoboe
hrugg. Msston Hit by pitcher-By Williams. q:
by Beckert. ]. Wild pitch Williams. Passed bau.-
Mailer 8; KrugE 5. Umpire-Sir Brown.
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AT Union League Park to-day the
Washington Giants VIII cross bats with
the Rosedales Cwhite). The game Will be
called at o'clock On Tuesday the
Giants viii meet the RocSviues. and on
Thursday they will have II out with the
Belmont Tigers.
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ElrllaQ runS-luleF1ors i Navy Yard, Q. Elrss
base by errurs-Iuterior. 3; Navy Yard. 4. LEFT on
bases-lnteriog 3; Navy Yard. T. First base on
balls-On Chestnut. s: of Davis J. Struck out-By
Chestnut. 4; hy Davis. s. Home run-Wuliaus
ThTeebase hits-McKinney 81. Lewis. J. Williams
Iuo-hase hits-Minkius. Campbell stolen bases
simns. Day. Campbell Double play-Taylor 70 Min
hns. Umpire-Mr. Wlson. Time o. game-l hour
and 80 minutes.
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ERRORS LOSE CONTEST.
Watson TwirIs Wen, hut Team Mate,
Have an on Day.

Despite the good pitching Of Watson.
Southern defeated the Trainmen. 9 to 4
in the r. R. Y. NJ c. A. League yester-
day.
seuseney toed the slab for the win
ners and there were six hits registered
of his delivery He was steady through
out.
The winners took the lead and won
the game in the fifth session, when
their opponents had temporary brain
storm, five runs being chased across the
nan gcnrn.
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= ~ ~ o. lIflI7-LA 8lll. y NIn-1. q In
on bases-Langlon. 6; Ninth. G. First base on
tallssOf A. Cr1ickshanks 4; oS Carroll. O. Struck
out-By A Cr1ickshanks. 2. b. Carroll & Home
run--Cl ClIiantTelle- TWp-blse hits-Bfauuer r Per-
Ter. Sac1idce hy-Quantreile Sacrifice hit-Wslters.
Stolen hases-SInith Walters AIorcIand o. Ruehle-
~. Hands. Conner Double plav-Gibs5n 20 Bran
neT 20 NJ Thomas Hit b. pitcher-Bv Crr:cE-
shEuks. 2; By Carroll . Passed taIls-Severs. g.
=. Porter l. Umpire-Alr Hugtos Time Of game-
hour and 81 minutes
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The Radford A. c. defeated the Brad
burn a. c. yesterday by II 10 on the
latter's grounds. Giovannetti. who is the
formers mainstay in the box, pitched
good ball throughout the contest
The winners would like TO arrange
games with all teams averaging seven
teen to eighteen years OF age. Address
all challenges 10 S. Sonheiner, 6O4 Mary
land eorthv,est Score.
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DeIt On Uases- IFhlnfnen, % oouthfrn, 5. First
base on balls-Of Senseney. q OF Watson. & Struck
cut-By Senseney, 6; by Watson. s. Two-base hits
BucIler. Sullivan. Andsrson Watson Stolen bases
Ryon, smith t3 Buscher tN, Morris. Hendritz t2)
Quinn ". Beach. Walker. Hit By Ditcher-By Wat
son. q By Scnseney. /. Umpire-llr. Flynn Time
Of game-i hour and 2 minutes
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CoLORED DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
AMATEUR LEAGUES.


Cauital City Leag1e-St Stephens ". BrookHnd-
Sunday School Lsarue-Hnmline IA LGngdOn-
Mauluctte Leaguo-St. Martins Bloomingiale
IudepcndsDcs Ieague-Manhattan Fs. Agriculture.
Suburban LcaF1e-BrightWo0 IS Reod and Pet
worth Va Takoma.
Railroad y 81 q. A. Leaguo-shopmen " Adams
Express C0mruny.
Colorcd Departmental LeaGue-War and Navy TE.
Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
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NEWS NOTES AND GOSSIP OF THE AMATEUR LEAGUES
THREE TEAMS TIED.
ConEressIOnaIs Win By Forfeit from
BIoominEdale In Marquette.

Manager Meek. Of Bloominsdale. could
not muster a full team for yesterdays
skirmish, so the umpire awarded the
contest to the Congressionals by forfeit.
The BloOmlagdales. with the acquisition
OF several fans. then walloped the Con-
gressionals TO 4.
The Congressionals are now tied with
the Pension Bureau and Columbia
Printer teams for first place. Score.
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FiTU base On oTr0rs-COlImbia. }. s.. htClhenE. 2
Lcft on bases-Cclumhia. 4: ST SteThens 8 First
base on balis-On Hester. !: Of Litchfeld. /; or
Birch. s. Innings UtChed-By Hester. 8. by Litch-
field. I. Times 10 hat By ODpOnEnts-Against Hester
%: against Iitchfed. s. hits made--OG Hester. L
Struck out-By Hester, 9: by Litchdeld l. Two
base hit-Hester. Sacrifice hits-Litcafeld Moriar-
ity. Birch Duffy. Stolen hases-rsylor Hester
Moriarity. g. Kraft. Double piay-Dawson 20 DuEy
Wild pitch-Blrch. Passed ball-Kraft Umpire
Mr.. scuey. Time Of lzmo-l hour and 50 minutes.
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NINTH WINS EASILY.
MOreIand Makes Three Singles in
Gnme win Langdon.

Game with Langdon.
Ninth had an easy time defeating Lang
don yesterday in the Sunday School
League. Il 10 p
The Suburbanites started with TWO
doubles and a single in the FIRST inning.
scoring two runs, but Carroll held them
safe during the remainder OF the contest
Ninth made three runs IN their half OF
the hrst on two bases on balls and a
home run by Quanuelle. Five more runs
crossed the plate in the fourth. when
they punched five singles of Cruick-
shanks
Moreland distinguished himself az the
bat by Iac.ng out three singles in as
many times 10 the plate. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-25

Fredericksburg. Va. July A-The Alex
andria Cardinals fell before the tormid-
able Fredericksburg team here this even
ing They were unable TO cope with
Manning's drops. Score:
Cardinals. 300 0 90
Fredericksburg. x-T
Batteries - Cardinals. schoolheld and Hayden
Fredericksburg. Manning and Barr.
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OIvmnfcs Vicfnra-

For the first time this season the
Brol<land Reserves We're defeated, the
olympics being the victors. yesterday.
The game was fast and well played by
both teams, being featured by heavy hit
ting. with men on bases. by Whitbeck
and Fiev. Score.
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SECOND CAME.

Two-base hits-Ahnlt Harris Three-base hits-N
Brewer. Waraed. First base on halls-OR Handiboe.
/; of Clark. l. OF Cssel . Struck out-By
Handiboe. z; by Clark H. Stolen bases-N Brewer
Zl, Warthcn Cl, Handiboe. y. Clark. O. Clark
Left on hases-RocETille. 8: Wheaton l. Hit BY
pitcher-R. Brewer. Warfeld. ~ Clark. Umrircs-
Aessrs Edmondston and Ofutt. Time Of game-2
hours
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Lot On baees-AIanhattan. 6: TWinlng. 10 Flrst
base on balls-O6 Powell. 8; on limbaugh, g Struck
out-By Powell s; by limbaugh. II. Three-baso
hits-Falcuncr. Carr. Chapman Gardiner. Two-base
hits-Bornet. Chapman. Rawlings Sacrifice hits
Gill; Umbaugh. Diver. Stolen basos-Rawlings a.
Chapman. Donnelly. HIT by pitchor-By Powell. 1
Gmpiro-AIr. HandiboO. Time Of glmo-l hour and
50 minutes.
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FIanagnn Breaks Record.

New Haven. Conn. July a AT the
Clan-na-Gael games at Sayin Rock this
afternoon, at which Mayor James B. Mar
tin presided as judge. Flanagan made a
new worlds record in the hammer throw.
sending the implement IS4 feet 4 inches.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Har;foui-Ha-tforj. 2; Springfield. O.
At NcrthnmDton-NeW Bayen. 3; Northampton. I.
AZ Hnlyoke-First game: Holyoke S; New
Bri1Hin 2. Secnd game: Holyoke g. New
Britain G.
At Bridgerort-Flrst game. Waterbury. s: Brdge-
port 2 Second game: Waterbury. 5; Bridge
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TwINING IS BEATEN.
Manhattan Boys Pile Up Five Runs
I'm Fourth Session.

a rally in the fourth which netted them
five runs, gave the Manhattan boys a
decided lead over Twining. In the Inde-
pendence League. yesterday, and as ge-
suit they won easily by II TO 6. Buckley
led at the bat with three hits. while Gar
diner starred in the field Score:
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FIRST GAME.

Two-hase hits-Hauiss o. Warthen. Clark First
base on balls-On Warihon. g. on Tolson, T. Struck
ou;-By Warthcu E; by Tolson 4 Left on bases
Rockville. s; Colesville. s Double pays-Warheld
% \. Brewer; Harriss 10 n. Brewer. Hit by
pltcher-By Warthen, l. Unpircs-Messrs. Edmond
ston and Dawson. Time Of nme-l hour and 50
minuios.