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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-01
What Did He MeanY

Mr.. Brown and his family were
standing in front of the lions cage.
John" said Mrs. Brown, IF these
you save first, me or the children"
Me-" answered John, without hest.
acknowledgements Magazine.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-01
River Aaaln on Rise.

Des Moines, June 2S.-The Des
Moines river rose more than a foot
yesterday and with a stage of 11.3 at
5 o'clock last evening indications were
that the water will reach a higher
level than any time this season.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-01
Bishop Cutter Dies,

Winona, Mimi, June 2s.-The Rt.
Rev. Joseph B. Cutter, aged IS, head
of the Catholic diocese of Winona,
died at his home here of a compiled
ton of heart trouble and Bright's
disease.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-01
TAGDT%~ NA@A
PRODUCT OF FAR-OFF BRAZIL

covered with soil again, SO that they
will sprout for next year.
1T is because sarsaparilla, like
quinine, grows in fever soil that it ia
good for fever"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-01
Dubuouer a Suicide.

Dubuque. Ia, June 2S.-Frank De.
mutt. aged 40, a wealthy farmer re-
siding n mile southeast Of Dubuque.
in a 1T Of dependency cut his throat
with a razor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-01
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The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
EAMLINE DROPS ONE.
Fast Church League Nine Defeated
at Gaithersburg.

Gaithersburg. Nd. June 1s.-In an IN
teresting game at Gaithersburg Man
ager MarshalFs crack bunch OF semi
profs. representing that town. defeated
the Hamilne team Of the Washington
Sunday School League. by 3 10 4 The
game developed into a heIders' battle. the
pitchers being hit hard IN every inning
and until Brunner muf1ed Briggs pop
fy in the seventh inning, with second and
third occupied. allowing the runners 10
score there was nothing 70 choose be
tween the two teams. although a Wild
throw by Hubbard was costly 10 the
Sunday School boys. Reichard pitched
steady game. and with better suppOrI
would have pulled on a victory. Reed, the
GalthersbUrg left fielder. swatted the
sphere for a homer IN the fifth Tommy
Thompson also banged the leather for a
triple and two doubles. besides playing
star game az third. Bruner led Ham
line AT the bat with two doubles. Score
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
TOPLAY BALL
Former Rah, Rah Boys Cross Bats
with G. H. I. Nine.
Game to Be Played at American
League Park Next Tuesday.
Fast Players in Line.

There'u be big doings" at American
League Park next Tuesday afternoon,
when a team composed OF ex-college
stars. now practicing doctors. lawyers,
and dentists in these parts. viii cross
bats with the crack team representing
the Government Hospital for the Insane.
The Hospital team is known TO be
one OF the fastest Of local amateur teams
having defeated number Of the leading
league teams in the circuit AS 10 their
opponents the team viii be made up Of
ball players who set the world afre with
their brilliant work in collegiate circles
some years ago.
Although the manager of the team re
fused 20 divulge the names OF Several OF
his players. he admitted that Jimmie
Kerr would act as captain, and that Doc
Newberry and Macdonald. both OF De-
partmeutal League fame, would figure IN
the activities. NewbeTTy is a former
Lafayette College pitcher, and probably
the classiest twirler who ever broke into
local amateur circles. Macdonald is also
an old Lafayette player. and has already
proved a terror 10 Departmental slab
men. His stick work has been highly
instrumental in keeping Interior well
up in the race for honors IN the league
Suffice il 10 say that the game VIII be
well worth going miles 70 see
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
LANGDON ON TOP.
RiverdaIe Beaten IN Prince George
County Series.

Riverdale Beaten In Prince George
County Series.
Special 20 The Washington HERALD.
Langdon. June I9.-The Riverdale club
Of the Prince George County League was
defeated by the Langdon team here to-
day by TO l. Riverdale started on like
winners. scoring two runs in the fifth
inning. In the early stages the visitors
were putting up a rafting game OF bah.
but in the sixth inning occurred the
ascension, and before Langdon was re-
tired they had scored FIVE runs on four
hits. four errors and a balk by Pitcher
Piozet. This session practically settled
the game Erskin started TO twirl for
Langdon. but in the fourth inning Bailey
batted him a speedy one, which split his
finger. and he was forced 20 give away
20 Anderson, who later retired In favor
Of Mcmahon
The latter's speedy ball was too much
for Riverdale although in the ninth in
ming they started rally and scored two
runs. and might have scored more had Il
not been for a questionable decision OF
Umpire F'innegan. who called Mcfarland
out at second, ending the game. Bailey.
for the visitors, played a star game IN
left field, two OF his catches being about
as good as seen here this season Riozet
pitched a very good game. but made
two balks and received Indifferent sup
port Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
DOVEY IS DEAD
Owner Of Boston Baseball Club Ex-
pires on Train.
Nobody IN Hub Able TO Tell Effect
Death WIN Have on the
Clubs Future.

Xeria, Ohio June ls.-Col. George b
Dovey. president and chief owner Of the
Boston National League baseball team.
died on Pennsylvania train No. at
.Cedarvine, about eight miles from Xenia.
early to-day.
He was on his way from SteubenviIe.
Ohio, 10 Cincinnati. when he was stricken
with a hemorrhage Of the lungs in the
toilet room Of the Pullman car. he was
bleeding profusely from the mouth. but
was conscious. The porter hastily called
the conductor Of the train, and Dovey
told the conductor that he was going 20
die. and asked that President Garry Herr
mann. Of the National Commission. be
notified in Cincinnati
Shortly afterward he was removed 70
his berth. where he expired suddenly.
lie had been in poor health for some
time, but his death was unexpected.
Dovey was on his way 20 Cincinnati.
where he had intended 10 purchase play
ers for his ball Ieam. He was a member
OF the board OF directors OF the National
League. and purchased the Boston club
three years ago.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
AUDITORS wALLOP LAUREL.
Make Thirteen Runs I'm One Inning,
Score Is 20 10 z.

Laurel. Nd. June 19.-The Auditors OF
the Southern Railway baseball team. OF
Washington. visited Laurel this after
neon and defeated the home team IN a
one-sided contest, the score being % 10 Z.
The home team started their run-get-
ting IN the frs, inning by scoring three
runners. but after that the visitors set
tied down. and they did not score again
until the seventh In the fourth and
fifth innings several costly errors were
made by the home players when the vis-
ftors scored thirteen runs IN the two in
nings. thereby claiming the game.
Flester started to twirl for the home
team. but was succeeded by Don Brown.
The feature OF the game was a sensa-
tlOnal catch BY Crisilin, in the left gar
den for the home team. The visitors
were well supported in the field. while
the errors by the home club were re-
spOnsible for their defeat. The playing
Of Beale and McCarty for the home team
and Burns and Osterman for the visitors
was the best for their sides.
Batteries - Laurel. Flester. Brown,
Scott. and Sullivan; Southern Railway,
Stroutell. Defarges. and Platz. Umpire
B1r- Laughlin. OF Washington
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
A LOST TRICK.

The day Of the plEce hitteS Is past Ths
rapid increase IN the power x the pitcher
o6Viates the. Old plan Of dropping a bit Just
over the inheid or in any place the batsnAn
desires With the pitching Of the present
they are glad 70 set hit anywhere.
In the old days Jesss Burkett. now rEn-
aging the Worcester team Of the New Eng
land League. and Wee Willie Keeler. at
present covering the right garden for the
New YORK Highlanders. were perhaps the
best e1ponents Of place hitting Either had
the remarkable faculty Of putting the ball
within twenty feet OF q named SPOT and
as Burkett pbrased II. Gould hit EN-
where they weren't"
Previous 20 the time Of Burkett and
Keeler. Thompson and Williamson were the
stars in this respect, Thompson getting back
into the game for three contests for the
Tigers last year.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
EVANSVILLE WINS OUT.
Olympic A. c. Gives Suburbanites
Good Run for Money.

SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald.
Hyattsville, June 19-HyattsviHe, the
leaders in the Prince George County Sub
urban League, had an on day IN the
league to-day. and took on the Olympic
Athletic Club team from Mount Pleasant
here. It was rafting game, the locals
winning out in the eighth inning by the
score of 3 10 p
In this inning Hartley hit safe 20 right
center, and A. Leakin hit wicked one
through left center for two bases. on
which Hartley scored. Lash then hit
safely. scoring Leakin. and winning his
own game The losers could not fathom
Lashs slow ball when hits meant runs
A. Leakin made a catch back Of third
base that aroused the enthusiasm Of the
spectators.
Whitbeck. for the visitors. led both
teams in hitting, getting three corking
singles The game was the best played
here this season. and thoroughly enjoyed
By large number OF spectators Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
LOCAL TENNIS PLAYERS LOSE
Harold Doyle Only WashingtOnian
to Win at Philadelphia.
Defeats DR.. z. B. Dewhurst by Scores
Of "a, 81, &C Doyle
Loses 10 johnson.
SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald
Philadelphia, Pa. June 1s- - Philadel-
phia took ample revenge upon Washing
ton at Mannheim in the return intercity
tennis match for the defeat sustained at
the hands OF the Senators last month.
Out OF twelve matches to-day Phnadel-
phia won eleven. the only defeated man
on the Philadelphia team being DR.. z. B.
Dewhurst. who in hard three-set match
with II. z. Doyle lost by 4-s, rs. 2-S
In the remaining matches in the singles
the Philadelphians carried everything be-
fore them, and with one exception al the
victories were won in straight sets.
Wallace J. Johnson. champion OF Penn
sylvania and Eastern States. gained a
surprisingly easy victory over C. B.
Doyle. 81. 60 At all points Of the
game Johnson showed great superiority
over his opponent
The summaries:
wallscs F. Jolnson. Philadelphia, defeated @ B.
Doyle Washington. 81. e.
H z DOYLE Washington. defeated Dr. z B.
Dsvhurst. Philadelphia. -. s.. 60
J. r. Ca-penter T.. Philadeiphia. defeated T.
Cake. Washington. e-3. 81
H. NJ TIdsn. Philade.phia. defeated C. Heeks,t
Washington. G.. 6-L
W. NJ rildsn. Phiiadelphia, defeated Z Brown.
Washington. IS 81. 81
". Jordan Philadelphia. defeated A. Gore. Wash-
ingJon, 81. 81
Rev. H. J Fendau. PhHadelpaia. defeated z G
Grlves. Washington. le-s. 80.
r. T. Bates. Philadelphia. defeated L Leech.
WashinEton. %. 81
DOUBLES
II. r p. Devhrrss and J. R Ca-rrnte- PhHa-
deiphia defeated C. B. and H = Doyle. Washing
ton 81 g.
Wallace F. Johnsuu and ReT. s. J. Fsndau
Philadelphia defeated T. c. Graves ard I. Berch.
Washington So s-S
r NJ Tlden and Fl. r. Rsgizer Philadesuhia.
desested C. HecEstr and Z Brown. Washington.
- g.
F. H. Bates ard ". Jordan. Pafadeiphia. Won b.
default
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
DECISION FOR O'TOOLE.
Quaker City Boxer Gets Best OF Bout
with Al WOIEaSt.

Philadelphia. June ia fast finish By
Tommy O'Toole in the fourth. fifth. and
sixth rounds enabled the local boy 10 get
an even break with Al Wolsast. the
Western cyclone. in a fast six-round hght
before the National Athletic Club here to-
night. Wolgast started out as II he was
going to make short cork Of o'Toole-
He forced Tommy oa the defensive right
after the handshstl. and for the first
two rounds he e&= all over the local
lad
Starting with the third. O'Toole located
Wolgast with his left hand. and this mem
Der he invariably jabbed into APs face.
the latter being stopped in his rushes.
giving O'Toole a chance TO do some clever
work with his right hand. At times the
two feather-weights stood toe to toe and
slugged away regardless Of each others
facial beauty. There was very little 10
choose between the boys when the bell
ended the fight
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
indian Head Takes AnOther.
.ai 70 The Washington Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Indian Head. June ls.-The home team
had an easy time Of 1t to-day, although
Fairfax tied up the score in their half
Of the sixth. only to be smothered in
the fatal second half OF the sixth. Fair
fax hit freely. but Stuart always tight
ened Up when necessary. This was the
first game he has pitched this season
and the eight strike-outs to his credit is
a good showing. Score:
r. h f
Fairfa1............... 20OI2 20OO-7 8
Indian Head......... 0 3 ; x-l9 p 5
Batteries-WeaTeT Keyser and V. Cross: Robey
L H Stuart, and Fox Struck out-By Weaver, 5
in innings by Keyse, in innings; By Stu
an, g.
Indian Head plays Wallach A G on
Monday, Olympic A c. on Thursday, ard
Yeatman A. c. Friday.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
Haeerstown defeat. Frederick.

Hagerstown. Nd. June 19.-In a
loosely played game Hagerstown lost 10
Frederick this afternoon by a score Of
s 70 s, Belts muhng a fly ball and
opening the way for the visitors 10
score three runs in the nilth inning
IN the first inning Sheridan, center
fielder for Frederick. was arrested FOR
sssaulting a spectator and removed
from the grOunds by the police. Fred
erick refused 20 play with Sheridan out
Of the game The contest was delayed
until the trouble was adjusted and Sher.-
dan returned 70 the game. Score.
RIB
FREDERICK ss0eI00 Zsp
HnEsrsto-rn........... Q . 200 e-6 9
Batteies-Frcderick. FanVel and Psasts-: Haze-s-
tougl. Russell and Wagns-- Urnpiue-Sfr. Stack.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20

nuns sccrea-f N 2rIelG lZls hickss = DaHspls n-l-
MS, FsrWeil. Htpes. SaTbin- TEo-base hlts-Hiczs.
\. Breret. First hass on errors-Alayh yhoWers. s.
Rockville. s. FIRST bass on hails-On Warthen. :;
cd Whileley 3 Struck Out-By Warthen. Z; b
Whiseiey..3 3 Sacrifice hits-Shaw. VARIED. Waller.
Hicks. Double plays-Walier 70 sa-bsn % Hines
Left on bSses-Rockrile 8; Nsyi0Wers. Uuapire-
Mr.. Ofutt. Time Of gazne-I hour ard IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20

Left on nses-Laugdou. s; Riverdsle. 3 First
base on erurs-LAngdon 3: RiTerdaie Hit BY
pitched baI-Brsuner Brooks. woodward Double
plays-H. Tanning 70 MacNen; Woodward 70
Wheelock. Struck out-By Piozst. ?; By 'Erskin. 5;
by Andersen /: by AlclfahOn. 9 Bases on hills
OF Piozet. 3; OF OfcMahon. L Hits-Of Erskin.
IN 81 innings. OF Anderson. ! In lA innings; Of
McAiahon, l IN innings. Stolen hases-Bailey q.
Frederick, Whiting. Woodward Andersen. Usilton.
Porter. Sayer e. Foster. AIcNabon. Sacrifice hit
flaming. Balks-Piozet, Passed ball-Whiting.
Uupire-MT. FnnesaD. Tine Of gane-l hour sad
30 Minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
TRIAL FOR CRIMSON CREW.
Fast Time Made by Senior Eight
with New Stroke.

with New Stroke.
New London. Conn. June I9-Harvard's
varsity crew was given a speed trial
over the four-miIe course on the Thames
this evening. Roger Cutter. who replaced
Sargent Friday. set the pace for the
crew. The time given out az Red Top for
the distance was q minutes and 81 sec
onds. Thirty strokes TO the minute was
the gait set By the new stroke until the
third-mile flag was reached. when Cutter
raised Il TO thirty-six, which was main
talned 70 the finish
Yale's crew was given light work. their
practice being confined 10 waters adja-
cent 70 their boathouse.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
colored Departmental LeaEue.

The first two weeks OF the Cclored De-
partmentsl League have been successful
War and Navy has his fits proper stride.
for with T. Johnson and Parker in form
there will be nothing doing for the others.
Johnson established a record in the C D.
l. that viii be hard 70 equal Three
scattered hits. two bases on balls, one
pass. and sixteen strike-outs was his rec
ord against the hard-hitting Interior
team.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
NorfoTk, 2. DanviIIe. ..

Norfolk. Va, June 1s.-Norfolk again
took Danville's measure this afternoon.
winning hard-fought game . 10 /. and
made II three out OF the series OF four
games Errors gave the locals one run
in the second inning. and another was
batted In IN the third. Danviue never
once made a bid for the game. Score:
RH z
DauTiIis- o66b00o6o- % 5 :
NorfoIk- x2 !
Bstteues-Loos and Westlake: Fox and Nlrason
Cmpircs-MessrS. Mace Gld HenBegCr- Attendanoe-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20

Ea-nec rlns-Cisitherso-lrs. g HaniiIe. Q Stolsl
hzses-Revd. AiZuhalL S--lck our--BT Rrichard 10
by Rupert. :. Bass on hails-0f Rupsrr 4 Hone
u1n-Reed Threebase hit-Thoupson. Two-hase
hits-Thonpson p. Bulnrer t2l. Stnckert. Donble
plAy-F. Thomuson llnasssts6l. Left on bass
GaithszbCrE. 4: Hanitne. 6. Unpi-c-1f-. Kooutz.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
BERWYN MAY QUIT.
Loss of Catcher Casts Gloom Over
Whole Team.
sn-i.1 TO Ths Na.hiar.bn Rsnls-


Brentwood, June 19-The Berwyn team
OF the Prince George County League fer
feited 10 Brentwood here to-day. .the
visitors being able 20 place but 81 men
on the field. Charles Albert FOX. j.. the
young postmaster al BeltsTine. VINO rnys-
teriously disappeared Thursday OF last
week and from whom nothing has been
heard. is the regular Berwyn catcher.
and was very popular among the. play
ers.
His absence has cast a gloom over the
members Of the team. and Il Is SAID %
be doubtful whether Berwyn viii cOn-
tinue II the league II the young man
does not return.
Not being willing 10 disappoint the
spectators. Berwyn picked up three men
and played an exhibition game. which
resulted in the score OF 10 10 0 in favor
Of Brentwood.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
ROANOKE TAKES THE LEAD.
shOves Danvfne IntO Second Place.
LynchburE Loses.
STANDING OF THE TEA
Richmond, 4, Lynchburg, 2.
lie Washi1Eron Head.

Specisl 70 The Washington Herald.
Richmond. June Is.-Richmond took the
last game OF the series from Lynchburg
this afternoon by a score Of 4 10 Q The
game was won IN the fourth inning. when
Richmond punched a few hits and piled
Up a total OF three runs. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20

EsrleQ Iun-t1gaIt5Fllle l. IWO-h0se hItS-A-
Leakin. DonohOe. Yandeip. First bass on errors-
HyattsTiIe. 2; Olympic. s. Bases on aaIls-Of
Greer, 2; OF Lash. 3 Struck oUt-By Lash, 6; By
Greer. ;. Double play-CaT (unassisted). Stolen
bascS-HeTing %. g. Leakin. Hartley q. Car
Solomon. Grer. Wagner. Umpire-Mr. Whinerey
Time of game-I hour and 80 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
ROCKVILLE DEFEATS sEAMEE.
Win Ont Because OF Superior Field
ing by score OF TO 3.

ing by score OF TO 3.
SPECIAL % Tie washinston Herald
Rockville. Nd. June ls.-The MaynoT-
ers, composed OF members OF the crew OF
the United States vessel Bfayflower, now
lying al dock at the Washington Navy
Yard. and the Rockville team played AZ
the fair grounds here this afternoon, and
the home team won. TO 3
The locals did not make a hit OF
Whiteley after the second inning. but
loose fielding by the visitors allowed the
winning runs in the sixth Rockville
field work was far superior TO that OF
the seamen. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
CORNELL SHUT OUT.

Failure to HIT Van Week Costs
Ithacnns n Game.
New Haven. Conn. June Is.-The
Yale baseball team easily defeated the
Cornell nine by a score OF 6 TO 0. The
Blue tehn had the game safe after the
first inning, and although the Ithacans
had very little trouble in getting men
on bases, they were unable TO score:
Score;
RH. z
Yale. ..---..........--. 2 OO5IO OOOO-B 3
COrnall- o o 0 90 90 90 3
Batteries-Yale. Van Vleck. sweeney. Merritt. and
Rand; Cornell Caldwell. Howe and Williams.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
- % rbs - -.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Boston. June ls-It Is not known what
effect the death Of President George B.
Dovey will have on the future organIza-
ton Of the Boston National League club.
The team Is in the West. and there IS
10 Cne in this city competent 10 say
what is likely TO be done or who VIII
be placed in charge.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
SPEND THEIR MONEY
Jockeys Make Fortunes and
Squander Them.
FATAL ERROR OF MAJORITY

Bet Heavily and Allow Their Prince
Iy Earnings TO Be Thrown Away
in Gambling Centers-One Excep-
tIon 10 the Rule In ChicagO-He
wouldn't Bet, and Is Now Happy.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20

The Georgetown Olive Club defeated
the Cherrydales on the latters' diamond
yesterday Il 70 6. Len:e, who twsrls for
the Olives, puzzled the Cherrydaies IN the
latter par OF the game. while the home
pitcher was knocked out OF the box IN
the hfth inning. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
cumberland pefeat. LonaconinE.

Cumberland. Nd. June Is.-Cunberr :
land to-day defeated Lonaconing. 3 70
3. Grindel. who Is a miner. made q good
showing. but his support was ragged.
In the eighth both sides piled up runs
as a result OF errors. Doolan. Iona
coning's third baseman. rin trying TO
catch foul, ran full speed into an au-
tomobile and was laid out he cut his
arm and leg. Score:
Lonaeoainz- l % - Is
C1nb=lsnd- 0 ! 10 rs
Batteries-Grindsl and johnson; Alooge and Oar
M
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
Roanoke, ., POrtsmouth, 1.

Roanoke. Va. June 19.-Roanoke went
10 the top OF the column By defeating
Portsmouth 70 the tune OF 20 / DOane
allowed only three scattered hits. while
seventeen hits went 70 the credit OF the
locals. ROanOks's fielding was silt edge.
while that Of the visitors was at times
exceedingly ragged Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
FrostburE Defeats Midland.

Frostburg. Nd, June 1s--SEdland
lost TO Frostburg to-day. 5 TO / The
features We're the great running catch
OF Hilleary, center fielder for Midland
and the work of Rodgers. shortstoD for
FrOstburg- Score
RIB
oisuand. ..-........... oeoIo00o 81 ;
Fros,bUrz. z.....-....... Q o0o KS 4
4 batteries - Stevenson and schonberg; stab"
Es1UEl and SlogL
Yale has raised $4,000 cor the new boat
house al New Haven
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20

Syracuse has been selected as the per-
msnent meeting place OF the New York
state Sportsmen's Association.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
CONGRESS STREETS WIN.
spring Surprise on West Street IN
Good Game.
West End League.
Photo By J. S. Red.
srANDNG nF TEE rEAMs-

y L Pct " l. Pct
West ST.. 2 80 Du-rbart0ns.... I 800
Congress St. 5 900 NeTarks-...-... 5 90
Yesterday afternoon Congress Street
defeated the West Streets in a good game
by the score Of 70 5. CAN'T pitched well
for the winners Martin and F. Jackson
led their respective teams in batting.
In the eighth inning. with the score 8
to s against Congress Street. they came
10 the bat and by a fine rally made five
runs. Score:
RH. 2
Congress Street t.....3 1900 OOo5z-s 2
West street o Ol0s e-5 :
BattEies-Cong-ess STREET Can't and Mans, Wes,
Street, Martin and Ale-taush.
West Street easily defeated the New
arls in the first game OF a double header
by the score Of "A TO 5. Loomis pitched
good ball for the winners. and. united
with timely hitting. enabled the West
Streets 70 win Score:
RH. z
West street-......... o32 2IO521- Il 3
NeEarks. 0 0 o-5 S
Battercs-Wesr Sreet. Locmis and Mertaugh .
NeWarAs. EckeTt and Carroll
The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
DEPENDS ON CATCHER
BaekStOp an Important Fac
tor OF Ball Game.
HIS SIGNALS TELL THE STORY

Pitcher as Well as the InaeIders
Are Kept Well Informed by q
weII-worLed-Out System Catcher
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