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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-12
Wednesday.

National League season opens with
Brooklyn at New York, Philadelphia
at Boston, Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
and ST. Louis at Chicago.
American Association opens with Co.
lumbus at Louisville, Toledo at In
dianapolis, st. Paul at Milwaukee,
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
Frank Gotch VS.. Yusseff Mahmout, at
Chicago. for worlds wrestling cham
pionship.
Opening of annual dog show in Veto
Sailor To- Burke Is. BiIf McNnnon, Il
rounds. at Armory A. A.. Boston
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For Consultation.

Mr.. L. H. Farnham, a prominent
druggist of Spirit Lake, Iowa. says:
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are certainly the best thing
on the market for constipation" Give
these tablets a trial. You are certain
to find them agreeable and pleasant
in effect. Price, 25 cents. Samples
free. For sale by Bratton Drug Co.
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Rheumatism.

More than nine out of every ten
cases of rheumatism are simply rheu-
matism of the muscles, due to cold or
damp, or chronic rheumatism. In such
cases no internal treatment is re-
CURED. The free application of Cham
berlain's Liniment is all that is need
ed, and it is certain to give quick re-
lief. Give it a trial and see for your
self how quickly it relieves the pain
and soreness. The medicines usually
given internally for rheumatism are
poisonous or very strong medicines.
They are worse than useless in cases
of chronic and muscular rheumatism.
For sale by Bratton Drug Co.
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SAN ANTONIO SPRING CARNIVAL
And Battle of Blowers, April 10 to
"a, 1909.

Reduced rates will be authorized
covering entire season and Popular
Excursion Rates for Special Day. For
further particulars see Agent l. C G.
N. R. II. 9-3O-2Ot
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Electrical Exposition.
(Herald Specially

Louisville, KY, April 12.-Following
months of preparation, the Southern
Industrial and Electrical Exposition
was opened today in the First Regi-
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SPORTS OF THE WEEK.
Monday.

American League season opens with
Boston at Philadelphia and New
York at Washington.
National amateur boxing champion
ships begin in Boston and last two
days
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Tuesday,.

Al Kaufman VS.. Tony Ross, 10 rounds,
at the Paramount, A. c., New York.
Jack Robinson VS.. Billy Hurley, 10
roands, at Glens Falls, N. Y
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Remember the name-Doan's-
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Yes, when it is about a suit at law,
see a good lawyer. When it is about
suit of clothes for spring wear see
the good tailors, Michel e Donaghue,
3O7 Main street. Nice assortment to
select from. Call and look them
over. LIT
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WHY BE BALD

When Partisan Sage Is Guaranteed to
Stop Falling Hair, or Money Back2
A luxuriant head of hair is Gods
birthright to every man-to every
woman.
If your hair is falling out, if it is
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COMMENT

And what's the answer this time? Ssme
old story-couldn't hit,
No game to-day. 4 day OF rest and lee
lures from the chief. Just wait,
II took the mighty Christy Matbewsoa
70 save the Giants from disgrace.
Mcbride and Freeman connected With
tie only bingles. And the first shall bs
last. and the last" &c.
Mcbride looms Up as tne teams heavy
hitter Three hits n seven times az tbs
bat in the last two games.
-Four St Louis players scored yestsr-
day, Yet not one OF them made a hit
one Of the freaks Of the game
And once more the invinci5le Pole.
CovaIeski. ggT his bumps Maybe he's
saving up for his game with the Giants.
Freeman IS sure going after that JOB a.
the first sack He played q great game
at the initial corner, and connected for q
triple.
Wei. let's look for better results when
that new an5 promising trio Joins ths
bunch New faces sometimes work Won
derS
So we're not the only bunch that is
able 10 lose those 1-to-6 games 10 the Ath-
letics. Poor Ole White S0x- Twice n
the same place IS TOO much
Maybe the Cleveland atmosphere viii
have good effect on the batting eye or
one DelehaEty. or probably q hearty
welcome from that spirited bunch Of pen
artists
Ban Johnson has suspended Third Base
man Moriarity. OF the Detroit club. and
Catcher Carrigan, Of the Red Sox. for
their recent mix-up- These grande finals
hardly pay, after al.
Too bad Groom had 10 bite the DIST
after pitching such e creditable game.
! BY the way, the yoUnEster Is getting be-
| ter every day and should have no trouble
getting his regular turn
The Pirates stung the ball for keeps a.
the expense OF one 8Ir. Pastorius. OF the
l Superba tribe. Eleven 10 one sounds Ike
that old familiar tune. L 10 O. o. The
/ Highlsniers' Revenge"
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sBatted for ClsFks IN the twelfth.
Rated for Austin n ths eighth.
.Batted fo- Eleinnu IN the eighth
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LOSE ENTIRE SERIES
Nationals Have Bad Inning
Against st. Louis.
HTS NOT NECESSARY TO WIN

Four Men Score, but None OF These
GETS Credit for n Safety-Game a
Fast One and Full of Spectacular
Plays-Team on for Cleveland,
where New Lineup VIII Be Seen.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
WALLER KICKS OVER TRACES.
Former Giant Declines to Join Car
dinaIs without a Raise,

Boston. May 17.-Red Waller, the young
ster Manager Bresnahan. Of the Cardinals,
secured via waiver from New York. and
who IS not with the team. has kicked over
the traces he refuses 10 join the Car
dinals and play for Bresnahsn unless
Roger VIII give him a substantial raise
over the stipend he was Under contract
10 receive Waller was ordered 10 Join
the team when il left New York for
Boston.
Bresnahan said to-day that he had Of
fered 70 take WaIler's New York con-
tract over and pay him the same salary
the Giants were paying him. but that
Waller was barking Up the wrong tree
If he thought ne could fool the ST Louis
Club into giving him a raise before he
showed what he could do
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
INTERIOR DOWNS TREASURY.
Breaks Row OF Blanks, WancDiBE
Money Counters Is to &.

Interior bumped Treasury. Is 10 1. In
tne Departmental League yesterday, the
winners garnerlng ten safe hits OF Cor
don and Croson- The Interior team could
rot break entirely away from their old
hcOdoo. however. and. just 10 be sociable
they muffed six chances. most Of them
CT the easy kind Treasury feIded poorly
likewise, and was charged with three
costly naisplays.
Corden retired at the end of the fourth
inning, after the Interior lads had bumped
him for six runs and seven hits IN that
round. Score
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

st. Louis. {, Washington, o.
philadelphia, 1; Chicago, @.
Twelve tuninssl
New York, g; Cleveland, 3.
Twelve fnn!nESl
Detroit, 5; Boston, 3.
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BASEBALL STINT BOXING Tf0 9S% JOHNSON AMATEURS
PLAYERS ARE SUSPENDED.
Detroit Comes from Behind and Bos-
ton Is GrierousIy FumbIed.

Detroit, Mich. May 17.-with the score
? 70 0 against them in the eighth inning.
Detroit rallied. and with the aid Of three
singles. a double and triple, and long
fly. sent FIVE runs over the plate and
turned what looked like certain defeat
into victory
Crawfords triple. with the bases full'
and McConnelrs fielding were the fea-
lures. Just before play started dis
patch arrived from Ban Johnson imme-
diately suspending Catcher Carrigan. OF
Boston. and Third Basemsn Moriarity.
that concluded yesterdays game. Score:
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SHOPMEN ARE WHITEWASHED.
Thompson Fans Eleven Men and
Allows but One Hit.

The Shopmen met with their first defeat
yesterday. when they were biaRked by
the Station team, S 20 0.
The game was the best seen IN the
league this season. both teams battling
without q run until the fifth, when Sulli-
van mUffed T. ThOmpson's third strike
and IN an attempt 10 get the runner at
first threw wild. Thompson completing
the circuit. scoring the first run In the
next inning Rupert was easily found for
four hits. and four runs resulted
T. Thompson scored a home run in the
seventh which brought the spectators to
their feet Brown made the only hit of
Thompson. in the fifth. this being the
only time that the ShOpmen looked
dangerous Score
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Iroquosr 4. c, Wins First.

The Iroquois A. c. won their first game
by defeating the strong Arlington A. c..
by the score Of Z 10 O.
Lineup Of winners: Degnan, G; Mar
shall. p; Smith. h; ". Colston, %;
Mclean. S.; Mcintosh, 3D.; Morgan,
/ T.; Stringer, c f.; H Cols,on, ?. {. For
games averaging fifteen and sixteen years
address Gailand Smith, room 30, Southern
Railway Company.
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LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Chicago. 81 Philadelphia, i.
New York, g; Cincinnati, 0.
PittsburE, III Brooklyn, 1.
st. Louis, g; Boston, L.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
PITCHER KRAFT BATTED HARD
AggfeS knock Manhattan Twirler
Ont of Box in Second Inning.

Agriculture had an easy time with Man
haitian yesterday, in the Independence
League. defeating them 13 TO f.
Seitz was on the mound for the Farm
ers. and had the Manhattan aggregation
at his mercy
Manhattan, by losing the contest, drop
back IN third place Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
PARKVIEW'S BATTING WINS.
Eleven Hits Garnered on McDOnaId's
Delivery by League Leaders.

Parkview defeated woodburn in the
Suburban League yesterday, Il 20 ;. by
hitting Mcdonald At opportune times.
Every man on the winning team Sc
cured hit, but Charlton. and Chick
Maddux made three. BIaden's three
begger was the longest swat OF the game
Both teams played a loose game IN the
field. WOodburn having seven errors 10
their discredit, while Parkview bungled
four. Score
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital City League-Cosumbia A. C.. ?; St
Stephens, forfeited. Exhibition game: 81. Ste
phen's :. C. A c. g.
Departmental LczEue-Iu1sriG- Is: Trezs1ry. 1
Commerce and Labor. q: Nay 3
Sunday School LeaCue-Hsmline %: Bethany.
Marquette League-Peusion Bureau. =: Blooming
dale 4. =. 6
Independenoe Leagre-AgEies. =. Manhattan L
men O.
Suburban League-ParkEiev. Z: WoodbuTn. 5
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RseAmond. va--Danville, ;; Richmond, 4
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
SAILORS PLAY LIKE KIDS.
Commerce and Labor Scores at WIZ
in Game with Navy.

Il sufices 10 say that the game between
the Commerce and Labor and the Navy,
on the Monument Ellipse, yesterday after
noon was the farce OF the season
The sailors played ike a bunch OF kids.
and went down to defeat 10 the tune OF
19 TO ;. It IS more than doubtful that
they would have scored had not the Com
merce and Labor nine let up after sc0r=
ing 81 will Umpire Belts relieved the
small crowd OF spectators OF their misery
by calling the game in the first half or
the seventh inning. Score:
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia
st. Louis at Boston.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18

First hase y erTors-Harline s: Bethany. 2
Left on bases-Hamline, g Bethany. :. FIrst base
on bolls-Of Rsichsr5. ;; of TasEz-t ?: OF Wood
en-. L Innings pitched-By TsgEsrt. 5. bv Wooden.
1; BY Menefee. / Hits made-Of TsEsart s. osf
Wooden. /; Of Msaefee. = Struck oE7--By
EsiJhsTd. >; hy TsgEart. 2; By Me1efee- = Three-
base hit-StuckCTt. Two-hase hits-Stucke-t Geibel.
Smith Sacrifice hitS-DJNuey. Ie MAJ Stolen
bases-J. Sheafer l2i. Lyuham. DAVIS. S1auldins.
Double pavs-TzCEart &C Crsmpt0n % Il Mat:
Dodd 70 Le Mat Hit By pitchsr-By TaGgart l.
Wild pitCh-11Cnefee- Passed haI-Smith- I'm
pire-Mr- Hughes. Time ci game hCTT and =
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
BrOOkIand Juniors After scaIps.

In a hotly contested game on the
Brookland campus yesterday afternoon,
the Brookland Juniors easily defeated
the Langdon Athletic Club by 9 10 L
The BrookIand Juniors wish to arrange
games with teams averaging thirteen and
fourteen years. Address all challenges to
3. I Washington. jr.. 12is Lawrence
street BrookIand
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18

First bass by e-ro-s-IHtsrioT. s. Treasury. 2
Left On bsses-Interior. 3. Tsasury, s. First base
On bslls-0H Lynch, 4: OF Croson. /: OF Gorden.
. Innings pitehed-By Croson, 3; by Go-5en :
Hits made-Of Croson. ,. OF Grden, :. Struck
out-By Lynch. /, BY Croson, ?; by Gorien. ;.
T-rs-hase hits-Lzrkin. Sutton. Two-base hts
Coleman Can. Sacrifice hits-Haydea, Croson.
stolen bases-Larken. Hamilton Lynch ~, Lord.
McCs-rhy o. Croson- Hit by pitcher-Ry Crosor.
?: by Gorden ;: by Lynch. / Uupire-Mr Hand
Doe Tine Il game hours
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At HaTeIhill-w Worcester. I3; HsEerhilI. .
At Lynn-LEnn. 3; Lowell O.
At Fan River-FaH River, s. New Bedford. 4.
At BTockt0n-LaEre1ce. s; Brockton. l.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
sBatted for Groom in

ThTee-baSe hIJ-FTeeman. Double plays
Groom 10 Street TO Freeman; Mcbride
20 Freeman. Petty 10 Wallace 20 Jones
%. Passed bell-Criger. Hit by pitcher
BY Petty, ! Bases on balls-Of Petty !,
of Groom, ! Struck Out-By Petty. ;. BY
Groom. p Left on bases-St. Louis. .,
Washington, . Ump!res-Messrs. Per
riCe and O'Loughlin. Time OF game-I
hour and 20 Minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
ST. STEPHENS FORFEIT GAME.
Umpire HandibOe Orders MOriarity
Out of Contest in Third,

When Moriarity refused 20 leave the
park after the umpire ordered him out Of
the game in the third inning yesterday
al Capital City Park Arbitrator Handiboe
forfeited the contest TO the Columbia
Athletic Club The teams, after a lengthy
discussion. resumed play IN order not 10
turn away the large crowd, St Stephens
winning the exhibition game, 20 s.
The work OF SaIb and Howard az the
bat was the feature. each lad connecting
for a homer and two sirgles. McDonough
nIsved well AZ short. Score
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
WASHINGTON GIANTS BEATEN.
Lose Fast and Closely Contested
Game 20 BaItimOreans.

The Washington Giants. Of the colored
professional baseball association. opened
Up here at the Union League Park yesterS
day with the Baltimore Giants before a
large crowd The home team played well.
but was outplayed by the visitors. The
Earln teams Will may fn-mnrrnM Scnra-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18

tTst base On balls-OI MGTThy, ); q LItchneId,
&, oG (SrHln, 3; OF Gallagher, 2 Innings pitched
By Murphy, I2-3; by LuCIfeld ?: by Grim, } -.
b. Gallagher. 4 Hits made-Of Murphy 2. on
I1tchfeld- 2; oF G-iHn, ;; oF Gallagher, I. Struck
out-By Murphy, 2; 5y Litchaed, 3; By Gsllaghsr,
g. By Griffin, / Home TI1s-H0Uard. sab. Two
base hit-Carou. Sacrifice hits-HaIloran. Riston.
EiCkeL Stolen bsses-SaIb. Carroll q. LdtchAeld.
Murray, Hc=a-i, McDo-osgh- Dosible plsy-Gal-
agher 20 MuIlen- Passed bsiI-L- 5iorizrity IN
pirss-3lsssrS. Handiboe and Dawson. Tine q game
- hoEr and s. MINUTES
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18

STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
srRrRRAN LEAGUE
LEADERS TRIMMED, 10 TO 8.
Richards TvfrIing Proves Too
Much for Bethany Nine.

Hamline defeated Bethany yesterday in
the Sunday School League before the
largest and most enthusiastic crowd Of
the season, 10 70 3
Reichard was ia the box for the win
ners-
Bethany used three pitchers. and tried
hard TO win the contest. but their inability
20 connect with Richards curves and
several bad errors proved their undOing.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
Port.mouth. 8. RoanoIse. 4.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Roanoke, Va, May T7.-Portsmouth de-
fea1ed Roanoke to-day By the score Of
s 70 1 Roanoke had thirteen men in the
game, which lasted two hours and twen-
ty-ive minutes. Vale, ROanoke's new
pitcher, was given a trial, but proved
Ineffective he was taken out IN the
second. PoTtsmOuth's fielding was the
snest seen here IN years. Score:
Rozuoze-.--..-------- 0 u o. :
Po-s=ro1th- Q ? 0 O-s s
Rs=tsies-Vals. Hale. and Ran; HaznRfn,
FszEn, An6 MCCSUiey.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18

At Bt-ninshan-Memphis. I; Birmingham, tnins
innings. rim.
At Atlsnta-AGarta. ,; Mobile. I
At New OrieanS-New Orleans. 5: Montgomery I
At Little Rock-Little Rock. 5; Nashville. O.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
CAROLINA LEAGUE.

At Winston 0n-Sa!eIn-G7seusbOro 3; Winstor-Salsm. l
At Chsriotte-Anderson- ;; Charlotte. l.
A. Spa1anburg- }; Spartanburx. =.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
S0X LOSE IN TWELFTH.
Comiskey's Crew Famous for It's
Extra Inning Contests.

Chicago. May 1.-THE Philadelphias
won another extra-inning game from the
Chicagcs he-- this afternoon by the score
OF 1 10 O. The game went twelve innings.
and the lone run was secured when the
visitors punched a single and three-bag-
ser in the twelfth Scott and Krause
both pitched good ball Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
RUN UNTIL TIRED OUT.
Those Pirates Give PaStorius 3
LambastinE that Is Shameful.

Brooklyn. May 1.-THE Pirates gave
Pastorius a merciless drubbing today.
batting him out Of the box and making
runs by the wholesale. They all but shut
out the BrOOklynS and were easy win
ners Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
COxxECTICUT LEAGUE.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At srrinsssId-spEiasseId. 5: e -. ..
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18

Left on bases-Shopmen 3; Union Station. 3
First base On balls-Of Thompson. ; Struck out
BT Rupert. Il; by Thompson II. Three base hit
Bell Two-base kits-Bell, Taylor, Groves Stolen
hsses-Sulhvsn, Rupert, Osborne Hit By pitcher
By Thompson, 2 Passed baIls-Be1. Sullivan I'm
pGre-sIr- Flynn Tine Of szme-l hour and Is
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
Props Forfeit to Friends.

After playing seven innings. with the
Preps having the long end Of the score.
to ;, on the Fernwood diamond yester-
day afternoon. the Army and Navy Preps
forfeited well played game 10 the
Friends School
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
MARINES OvERWHELM co. C.
Defeat the Hospital Corps Nine by
Score of 10 to o.

the Hospital Corps, on Sunday. on the
formers grounds by a score Of % 10 0.
Litz, who was on the firing line for
the Marines. was invincible, holding the
Hospital boys 70 one hit The fielding
OF O'Connor was the feature OF the
game.
These same teams viii line up again
next Sunday on the same grounds Score
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18

On bslls-Of Rowan. ; Struck out-By Rowan, 4:
By 1IztheUs0n. 3 Three-b2Se hit-Egsn- Tuo-
base hi-s-Doyls Murray e. 1atheTs0n Szzihce
hits-T TcrneT BrldBel. Stolen hzse-0zkes. Double
plays Hohiitzeli unzssisted: Teuney 20 Mzthszson-
Wld pitch-Rowau. UmpiTes-Afessrs KEN and
Kane- Tine q E7ne-I hour and Is uaiu1teS
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
GAMES TO-DAY.

New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit. ]
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EaTasfl EiTls-Aisrlles, ~ Elrsr b2se u eTrors-
MARINES. & Left on bases-1iarines. s, Company g
! FirSt base On balls-Of Litz. I. q Baumhsrt, G
Struck out-By Litz- 6. hy Bauuhzrt J. Home
T1ns-AIeazheT. Amey. ThTse-basc hit-Nuss. Two
base hits-HeyEood. SNYDER, MesFher ~ Amsy e..
sscr.fcs hits-HeyWood Bsrlics- Stolen bases-
Nez1hsr. Liz Berlick- UmpTe-Mr. CieFelznd
Tine of game-I hour and % Minutes
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At YO-k-JOhnstOE1 5: YORK. 2
At LancaSer-AltcCDa. 4. Lancaster. !.
AZ Resdiug-WIllismsp ( Reading. &
At TTentn-HaTTiSbTg 4: Trenton. S
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18

TEo-hase hits-Han %. Jaczsor- Th-se-hsss hts
Hal. Logan. Barbour. stolen bases-TSell. Lanczs-
ter Double plsy-Lse 70 Nichols - Ofutt Base
CT balls-oE Jaessoa, J. Hit b piteher-By R7ioe.
! Struck 9st-By Tacsson. 10; By Briee. 5 Left
on bsses-Yeidous, 2. Washington, g. Urnpire-5Ir
Coleman. ScTeT-AIr. Williams. Thns q EzmeL
hour and IS minutes
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GAME GOES NINETEEN INNINGS
Wilson's Homer Gives Braddoclzs
Victory Over Logans.

The Second Braddocks defeated the Lo-
gans in a understanding game yesterday
by the score Of 1 to O.
Wilson batted for Bond IN the nine
teenth, and. with a mighty swat. drove
the ball into the bathing beach pond for
home run, thus winning the game.
Score:
LoCz,s-..--.... 0000O0BO0OOoO0O0
BT1ddocks----. 000000o0000006O06 60II5O
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to The Washington Herald


St. Louis, May I7.-BrOwns, 1; Wash
Ington, O. Have the Nationals caught the
Browns hoodoo2 For until Washington
sent her delegation TO St Louis. Nc
Aleer's men could not bulge from the
last position in club standing.
But to-day marked the fourth defeat in
succession. giving the entire series TO the
Browns without prejudice The thing
the dopists are trying TO straighten out IS
the queer fact that the Nationals have
played excellent bail. except in spots
It was one Of these spots that took
their last chance away this afternoon.
Groom had been pitching 10 win for
two innings, in which he famed Ferris
and Hartzeu. but at the outset OF the
third he went TO pieces and handed St
Louis four runs. There is no other way
20 say &: that IS why il looks ike the
Nationals have been abused by the fates.
The fans stayed at home to-day, that Is.
most Of them did. even the bleaehers be
ing only sparsely occupied, and the en-
thusiasm was sluggish.
Fast Play on Both sides.
4 cool day and admirable conditions all
round gave opportunity for fast play. ana
fast play It was. the game being bowled
Of quicker than any other this season
here For an exception 70 fast games
there were many spectacular plays
The third inning tells the story
CO1roy threw Jones grounder over
Freeman's head, Tom taking second,
Criger walked Petty got an infield sin
gle. filing the bases. Jones scored when
Groom passed McAleese- Groom gave
transportation 70 Hartzeil the very next
minute, Criger scoring. Hoffman lined 70
Groom. who threw 10 Freeman. turning
a neat double play Ferris singled 10
center, McAleese and Hartzeu scoring.
Ferris was thrown out stealing by Street
70 Mcbride. Four runs.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18

TwObase hits-Crrc. Chsse. E1Ele. Thrrcbsse
hit-Lord- Sacrifice hits-BEsdley. Lord e.. Per
riug. Chase, Izpo-te -. stolen bases-Fa1er
Lord EIberfeid %. Chzss O. EnEle. BASES on
Be-grr ;. OF Lake. (; O1 fSTockett,
Left Oh bsses-CleTeland. Il; New Yo-k. g. Scruck
out-Bv Be-Ser 5. By Lake. /; hv Brockett. l.
D5uble plsy-Ber-er % Turner 70 StOvaI- Pazzed
bsT-Cla-ke Wild pitcl-BerVsT. UmrtTes-AleSsrS
Hurst and EFans- Tine o. gsme-3 hours ard ;
uiuutes Attc1dsrce. 2S1
The Washington herald., 1909-05-18

fiTsI case On eITors-tarsTleW- > Noocu1ru i
Left IN bzssS-FZTkyieT 6. WooihuTu. 3 Firsc
base OF balls-0f Chism. 3 StTuck ou--By Chisz.i
:: by McDozsld s. Thrse-hase hit-Bia6en Two
base hIts-HiseT. Mcfarland. F. Hiscr. SacHfcs
hifs-Nau. Charlton. Russell stolen bases-I Hi=s~
tal Sherman. Russell. l. Hissr Maddox a. Nc
Farisnd t2s. Dozsbls rlays-AIsycrs 70 Ga1laghe-f
Flynn 10 sherman Hit pitcher-Br Chisn. =
Wild pitcl-1icDoual5. Passed ball-9IcInty-s In
pire-Sfr. Reagan Tine u game-I hour and 3
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE
SOUTHERN LEAGUE. s

At Observation-Disclosures S: Scranton. O
At Elmi-z-Elmira. :: Wukesbarre. 2
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Young Utilities want Games.

The Young Utilities baseball team ehal-
lenge any team in the District averaging
from fourteen 10 sixteen years. Address
James B. Davis, j., care telegraph Office,
National Hotel
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TEo-hase hts-StaBaze, Hooper. Wagner. Three
bass hits-Crawford. StahL Sacrifice hit-RosSnan.
Bases On bslls-0f Killian. . Left on bases-De-
troir. 4; Boston 6 struck 0ut-By Killian. ?; By
Burchell. /. Umuires-MessEs. Sheridan and Kern.
Time q Earne-I hour and 20 minutes Attendance
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

A. O1lzhs-Onzha. /. Topeka. o
A. Sioux City-SiC1x City. Is: Pueblo. 1
At Des Hofnes-Des Moiues. 3. Wichita, !.
At Lincoln-Izncoln, Q: Denrer, 2