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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
FIRE IN FAIRFIELD.
b. ]. Moran's House and Two Barns
Burned This Morning.

East Fairfield, June is--Fire in TIT
south part Of the town about . o'clock
yesterday morning destroyed the farm
house of B. j. Moran, two barns, and
a shed, Practically nothing was saved
from the house, ana only a very little
was taken from the barns, Il is not
known definitely how the fire caught
but there il suspicion that it caught
from the chimney.
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BEAT THE RED MEN
Commissioners Take Interior
Down a Peg.
PITCHERS HAVE AN OFF DAY
Each Club Uses Three TwirIers, and
All OF Them Are Bumped Hard
Interior Pulls on Three Double
Plays - Rally in the Ninth and
sGueeze in Four TaIIeyH.

For four innings the game between IN
terror and Commissioners yesterday was
as clean and exciting g battle as mas beer
witnessed In the Departmental League
this season. but Lynch blew I'D in the
hfth and the Commissioners chased six
runs across the rubber. securing The con-
test.
Both teams used three pitchers, but
the winners singers were more lucky
and came OF vietors. Erwin. the old
Commerce and Labor catcher. made his
appearance IN an Interior Uniform and
proceeded To laTup the leather for three
clean hits. including a triple. Lyncn. a.
though & frost at pitching. proved better
at the batting game. banging out two
long triples
There were four fast double plays pulled
OF. three being performed by Interior
A peculiar feature was thai IN every one
OF these, only two men figured. Pop
Harding tried MS hand az catching and
worked very creditably. surprising both
Ets team mates and the crowd
Interior made a rally in the ninth. scor-
Ing four runs and falling four snort OF
tying The Commissioners feI6ed per-
fectly, not ar error occurring. and al
though the men were changed about near
~ every inning they got their bearings
quickly and killed Of some promising
PLAYS. Score
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he Score.

Batted for Smith in the ninth.
TWO out when winning run was scored.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Later events OF the inning showed thai
the decision cost Washington at least two
runs
Cantillon was not in uniform. He ex.
poets 20 be back among the angel chill
dTen tomorrow
Cree's catch of Street IN the seventh
was simply dazzling Gabby's drive look
ed like a certain homer.
Gabby Street IS certainly well liked BY
the Highland fans He gets the glad
hand for everything he does.
Jesse TannehJH was relnstated to-day,
and went TO bat for Smith in the ninth.
He failed TO deliver any goods.
Conroy was so sore az himself when
the rap that won tore through him that
he publicly kicked himself all over the
arena
Lelivelrs triple IN the fourth was a
curio. The hit was a good single. but
bounded so high that Engle thought he
was chasing a fiy bali
Wild conroy was given suit case and
an umbrella by admiring friends Also
the hoot whenever he failed 70 reach
first base.
George Browne has a great way 81 pre-
serving both his health and batting av-
erags- he plays every day till he makes
a hit and then quits in favor Of Milan.
Washington had a shade the worst OF
the umpiring The arbiters. however. had
nothing 10 do with that tenth inning
stlll, there would have been no tenth in
ming u Lelivelt had been given that hiJ
in the second
Leliyelt was robbed OF a Eft by the um-
pire IN the second inning He raised a
fly that was about 70 fan foul. and
Sheridan so called It. Then II dropped
inside the line. but the umpire would not
change the decision.
Two Washington men, Delehanty and
Mcbride. got 'hits" In the second IN
ming. according 10 the official tab, while
every one else gave errors 20 Elberfeld
and Manning. The scorer contendsd that
the ball took a false bound each time.
The players Of the New York and
Brooklyn National League teams came
out in herds 20 see some other fellows
get baked n the broiltng sun Con-
spicuous among them was 3Ir c.
arrayed in most gorgeous
apparel
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Totsis------ 8 s1L Tocals----.- $ MS
-One OFT When vtnning IN sco-ed-
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REVENGE FOR BOSTON.
Philadelphia Athletics Trounced by
Score Of 30 1.

Boston. July 1.-Boston beat the Ath-
letIcs by punching hits in the first, third.
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PECK BOYS FORFEIT.
Use DiiatOry Tactics to Delay Game
and Baptists Get Contest.

Bethany and Peck crossed bats yester-
day IN the Sunday School League and al
The end of the ninth inning the score
was a tie. 20 4 In the beginning o..
the tenth Bethany scored four runs on
base Oh balls, a triple. a single, and
three errors. Peck then resOrted 20 dill
atory tactics 20 delay the game. and
when Greer deliberately threw the ball
over the third baseman's head, Umpire
Hughes benched hin IN the dispute that
followed, the game was declared for
feited 10 Bethany
Greer rwirled well for Peck. but was
unable 20 field his position, which gave
the Beptists their four runs In the second
round. Wooden was nit hard eleven
safe drives being made OF his delivery.
J. Murphy played q star game In center
Tor Peck. He also led a. the bat with
two singles and double n four trips
20 the plate Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

Ea-ned runs-Aggies, 9. AdTent. Len on bass
-Agzies. z; Advent, s. FlrSt base on ballS-Or
Reeves .; oS Runner. !: OF Senseny. 4: of
Walker. L Innings Ta.chod-By ReeTes. c; by Kun
mer. 1: by Senseny, 5; By Walker ? Hits made
OF Reeves. 5; OF Ssnsenery. 8: oI Walker 2
struck OUt-By ReeTss 4; by Hummer. 3; b. Sen
ssny 4; bg Walker. s TT0-hase hits-slo-gan
?. Ferguson. McGorich. Sacrifice hits-Langfcrd
ESdsness 3i. Cor0Ter. Sullivan. 2IcG0r1ch. stolen
bascs-LAngford CD, Morgan tS} Eidsless. Oosicger
e. Ferguson %. Hummer %. Wake % Slack.
Madison Hit by pitcher-By Ree7ss 4; BY ssnseny
. Wild pltches-Senseny. Walker Passed balls
Oakley. COou,bs- Umpre-AIr. Handibos- Time
q gasne-l hour and 30 minutes
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.Basssa for snytA In tsn;h inaias-
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CANES TO-DAY.

Capital City Leagu0-Msrines ~ RrookIand.
Departmental Leagae-ConmisEOners " Com
merce ard Iabor. and Treasury vs. Postoaloe
sunday School League-S,- Paul ~ Ninth
Msrlustts League-B BlO1sningdale vs CougreGs.1r-
ak
lnd0IssDdencr League-ManhnttRn IS. WaIlach-
Suburban Lesgue- BrightEocl - WoodJIrn-
r. 2 \. NJ. g.. A. Leagle-Shopnen ". Sta-
t!ou-
Colcred Departmental Lezsse-Wsr ard Nav "a
G. P. o.
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kTANnING nF ~ TEAMs-
HONOR DEAD MAGNATE.
All National League Games Post
pOned for Durham Funeral.

Philadelphia. July Marks Of respect
70 Israel ". Durham. late president OF
the Philadelphia National League base
ball club. were shown to-day by per-
soIs connected with the national game
All games In the National League were
postponed President Pullan, OF the Ma
tional League. came 10 town and pre-
sented his respects personally and ON
cially 10 the memory OF the Phillies' dead
president
The Philadelphia and Boston clubs
headed by their respective officers, fled
by the body Of the magnate whose death
was the third in baseball presidential
ranks this year.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

barIle1 1r1rrlssiooe-t A. llteT1or, 4 Erst
hese by rs-Cou1rnissioeaers . LIE 90 heses-
Colnn.ssioneS. = IHteTl0r. & First base % balls
Oc LgEch. 3; u CGrrcu s. oI Beckett 3 q
hAudLboe. J. Inninss ptrcaed-By BecksCt. &: Jy
Whiting. i tU Handhoe. 8 b. LCnch. 4 b. Car
rol. 2 b Clu. L Hits made-OH Beczett l.
q Whiting Z of Handiboe. g. Of Lrrch 3. @
Carrull. 5 OF Carr. Struok out-By LyncA 4;
by Carroll. 4; by Beczrtt 2. hy Handiboe .
Ihrss-hGse hi-s-E7Tin Lyrch ~. TWObass bits
Carr. CHftS SaClice hits-CsrTcu. NlorSe Hard
iug. stolen basss-Barlhart. Crafts. Dsws0n D1u-
be p.lys-PuTce.l 20 Carr; Hsrf m Dawson; Bad
dock to Purcell. Braidocx to Carroll Wild pttc1es
-Lvucs. Waiting. Carol. HandlbC-. Passed baLls
IRWIN. Hsndi5oe. Umpre-Mr. C0Ilf0wer. Tiuc
q glue-e hours and 5 miuutes
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

Buookland......
H-H--
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
AMATEUR LEAGUES
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital City League Brentwood s; Brookland.
Departmental League-Conmissi0n5u 10 InteTioE
Agriculture I6: Navy. g.
Sunday School League-Bethany 2. Peck. o
forfeited
Msrqustte League TsngieWnod. 2. St Martins. T.
Independsnce Leagle-Aggies. a: Advent l.
Suburban League-Reed PetWorth g.
Z. r. Y. n g. A. Leagle-Trliurneu S: Car
Depar.neut. I
Colored Departmental League-SIunicipai. 2: Post
0Hce. s
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PAPER TEAM BEATEN.
BrOOkIand Reserves Capture EEeit-
Ing seven inning Rattle.

The Brookland Reserves defeated the
andrews Paper ComDany's fast team n
an exciting seven inning game az Brook
land yesterday, BrOOkland winning n
the ast inning By 8 base on balls. two
stolen bases. and an error. allowing the
winning run 10 score ". KrugSs play
ing was a feature. he steE'ing second and
third in the last inning. and scoring the
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
Navy Proves Easy.

Runs scorec-TayloT q, Bryan ~. Doyle o.
Priest e.. Murphy ~. Esnnenann. NcQuinn ~
FandiTeT. Hanna lSl. McMahOn. heyssr Gamneu
~. Buroks-. First base on erTors-AgricIlture, 3;
Hagy. }. Lett on basss-Agriculture. s: Na7y. <
First base on bails-Of Field l. Of Buroker. f.
Innings pitched-Bv BOTland. ?; bg Buroker, g.
Hits made-Of Borand. .; CT Bsroker. =. Struck
out-By Field. ); hy Burokcr. ). Two-base hits-
Field. McSiahon- Sacrifice hit-MacSeSy stol-l
bases-TayloF e. Bryan Murphy, vanngmann.
Gausnel @. Hit b. piteher-By B0Eland New
berry, b Byroker 0lcQujrnl. Passed balls-CrsEl-
dook GsnisJ 81. UmDRe-Afr. Beta Tine q
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MAKE STRONG FINISH.
Reed Wins IN Last Inning. Driving
in -Four Runs

Reed proved 20 be game in yesterdays
contest IN the Suburban League. and
landed a victory after a hard uphill
fight from PeCWorth by the score, Of S
20 3 Their rally in the last inning. when
they annexed four runs. was the feature
Parker and Noble each made TWO hits
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
STILL WINNING.
Agriculture EASILY Defeats Advent
OF Independence League.

"a Ah0cRch0EhCc LcAkuc.
Agriculture defeated Advent in the IN
dependence League yesterday. "A TO 4
The Clerks proved masters OF the sit
uation from the start. hitting the bah
and running the bases al will
Reeves eased Up in the sixth, allow
ing Advent three bingles. hit man. and
passed another, netting the losers only
taIlies Hummer made his debut for
the Aggies IN the seventh, and punched
three straight.
Walker played an all-round good
game for Advent pitching the last two
rounds IN clever style. Morgan, on sec
ond and ConOver, on third, for Agricul-
tUre. played we'll on the inheld. while
Ferguson made the feature play in cen
ter. grabbing a low drive from Dam
piers bat IN the fourth. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

Loft hases-Bsthany. s. Peck. s Bases on
hails-O6 Greer. 3 Scr1Sk ou5-By Wooden. s; BY
Gree, s Three-hoss h4t-SpznlGing. Two-bass hits
-Co1enan, GO1oEer. J. Nurphy. T. Murphy. Hid
rnsn. Gouchs-. J. Mu-phy. Rogers. Double plays
Coleman 20 Champion % Coleman: Brewer 20 T..
Murphy Hit by pitcher-By Wooden. I Uupre-
Mr.~Haghes. Tine Of game hour and IS minutaA
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Al Pueblo-Pnsbio. u: Omaha =
At Dsnyer-Denver. ;; Dss Moines, Z
AZ Wichita-FTst game: Wichita, S; Ltncoln. I
Second game; wichita (; IAucolu, /
At ToDeka-Topeka. 8; s3ou1 City, :.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At HEtford-Holyoks 3: Hartford. ;.
A. New Hayen-tipt game: Ne,e Haven D
Br1egerort, l. Second game: Ne,g Haven, O.
bridgeport. ;
AZ NoTtbsnpto pton-WateTbury. 2: N,rtnarrtcn. 6
At New Britzin-Ne'v Britziu. g.: 5priug5eld s
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
INDIANS TAKE ANOTHER.
Fort Hunt Beaten in Ten-inninE
Game, 3 to &.
S-,,,-,1 q, - vT---Nt-.---- ur.-.rzt

spesasl 70 Ths Washington Herald!
Indian Head, July The game a. n
dian Head yesterday between the soldiers
Of Fort Hunt and the Indian Head team.
which was won by the latter. 3 70 1. was
fUn OF surprises From the very trst
the soldiers seemed 70 be hoOdooed They
pulled three runs home in the first ara
one IN the thrrd. the latter berg the
only earned one OF the same. bat from
then on they didn't have 80 much as .
fook-in.
The best play OF the game was with
Stuart 10 bat. who singled, and Fox sent
one into McCracken, who put the ball 70
Roth. and Roth sent II 70 first In time 70
gar Enr Scn-a-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

Earned nms-Slmiap0l. g. POS--O0ics ;: First
base by errUs-Post-0fice. ! Left o. bases-
Municipal. 5: Pcst-Ofice. = FSst tzss on balls-
OF Hall. /: OF Parker. L Struck Out-By Hzn IS:
by Parker. & Home U1n Thornton Tlrse-base
hit-Gocdrich. Two-base hitS-And7svs CeorEe.
Stolen beses-Post-o9ice 3 Hit by ritchsr-By
Parker ; Cmpire-Nr- Harley. Tins Of gams-I
hour and 40 u-.nzteS
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
CAROLINA LEAGUE.

Al Wi1stOn-Sa,en-First game. Winston Salem
8; Greelsooro, . Second game: Winston-Salrrn. :
Green-b0To s
At Spa-tanb1rg-i -irscnyifle, 2; SpaTtdnbutg L
At Charlotte-Ande-son. 3: Charlotte, Z
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Newark-NeEark. o. jersey CITY.
At PrOTidence-Baltlnore g: Pr0yidenoe. p
At ToTUutO-Alurning Fame-Burfaio 3. Toronto
70. Afternoon game Buffalo. = Toronto. Il
At Moutreal-Mo-ning gane-R0cbester 10: Non
treal, 8 Atenon Cane-Rochss.er Is. sfontrezl g.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
TRf.sTATE LEAGUE.

Al HaCsbrE-JohnStoWn, s. Hsrrlsburv. 4
AT WiliaInspUt-Alt0ona. >. WILLIAMSON. q
At Reading-fork. .; Reading. g.
At LancaSter-TrntOn. ]; Lancaster. Z
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3attel sor 5u1liFan n eighth innins.

-baltel ioT 51IllFaa % eighth inninE-
St Louis is--..-.-.--..-........- 0 o o 0 0 o.
Chicago o 0 0 o 90
Two-bass hIts-Grigss p. Sae9ace hits-sul.van
Petty. stolen base-DUIghe-ry. struck oslt-By
White. 3, by Petty. . Bases On hals-Or White
8: Cf Petty. 4. DoE1bls plays-Criger % WaIace
Purlel % Az 20 -sbe,l: Wallace % Williams -
Jones Lett On bases-Chicago, 5; Ct. Louis :. I'm
pires-Messrs Exams and Egzn- Time OF gzme-I
hnslr anf % nnirutna
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
vanderbiIt's Horse Second.

Paris. July 1.-The Prix d'Essai des
poulaine colts triaD was run az Maisons
Laftte to-day. B,anc's Tambour Major
won with Vanderbilt's Messidor second.
and Caillant's Hunter third
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
DISTRICT BOYS WIN.
Post office Is Beaten in the CoIOred
Departmental League.

Municipal and Post-ofioe played q
fast eight inning game in the CoIored
Departmental League. which Municipal
won 7 70 s. Hall had one bad inning, but
pitched good ball
With two out and the bases loaded in
the sixth inning. Andrews hit into right
field for two bases and scored a ulinute
later on Goodrich's third hit Of the
game. which gave Municipal the victory.
Ccora-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At ST. Paul-Toledo. s: St paul. .
AZ MilWaIkee-Lo'-i s: Milwaukee. L
A. Kansas City-Kansas City. 3. India1apoliS I
A inncspolis-AlnneaDO,is 5, Columbus. )
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

Left cn bsses-St Martins 5; Tangissood. Z
First base On halls-Of Mc'1rsnn. 2: ~ Rider. 2
S-r'ck out-By Rider ?; hy McGnnn J Sacrifice
Bit-Russo- Doodle pl4ys-Smitk 70 FlIiius: Ridsr
20 Harding. Wld pirches-AlrGrann q Passed
bell-Pur1y. turlr-Ar Myers Tins q game
hour and - Minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At savannsh-saTA1nah. 5: Chattanooga, j Glf
teen innings.)
At COumbia-Coiumhia. !; Charleston, O.
Al JscksOnyilic-Iacksuuvil.s. 5; Columbus. l.
Augusta - Macon rain.
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CORNELL IS PICKED
To Win Big College Race on
Hudson To-day.
SYRACUSE ALSO LOOKS GOOD
The Annual intercollegiate Regatta
Promises More Than Usual Excite
able, While Pennsy and Wisconsin
Are Not Considered In the Betting.

Poughkeepsie. n. Y, July 1.-Not nearly
one-half the crowd that usually pours
into Poughkeepsie on the eve OF the an
nual intercollegiate regatta was In town
this evening. and consequently the streets
did not present lively appearance.
Accommodations for those who reserved
them weeks ahead were all that could
be had. however. at either the Nelson or
Morgan houses. the principal hostelries
Of the city.
At sunset the river presented a de-
serted appearance. for only two yachts
and a revenue cutter and two tugs were
anchored or the city.
I The Seminole. which has charge OF the
| patroling Of the course. dropped anchor
shortly before noon. and the Gretchen.
owned by Mayor Reyburn. or Phnadel-
phia. and used regularly by the stew
ards as the official boat. followed in her
wake. The Gretchen has large party
OF Philadelphians aboard.
Outcome Is Uncertain.
Most Of the oarsmen spent their last
day OF practice in fairly stinf work There
is more or less uncertainty about the
outcome OF the race FOR varsity eights.
Cornell was long ago considered the
favorite. and has continued 70 be the
leading choice. the betting on the Cor
nell senior combination being at even
money But the fact that Syracuse and
Columbia have been coming 20 the Hud-
son with very good crews in the last few
years detracts not a little from the con-
fdence accompanied the making OF Cor
nell favorite in the big race.
Syracuse has a good crew this year.
and Courtney, the Cornell coach. admits
it himself.
OF Columbia less Is known by the other
coaches, for in the past week Rice mas
kept the Columbia crews pretty much on
the upper courses OF the river and only
on exceptional cases Of water and tide
has he brought them below TIE bridge.
For this reason IL is said by many
that the race tomorrow viii be a repe-
tition Of the historic contest OF 1907, when
Cornell defeated the Columbia eight by
thirty inches only with the difference
that three crews viii be fighting With
inches separating them.
Syracuse Looks Good.
on paper. Syracuse has the best crew Of
the lot The men are heavier and have
t-au nloAe VNpVL4ellStr DLL DvAA Npililula
and Cornell with unseasoned eights are
as good II not better than Ten Eyck
meE from Syracuse.
BY virtue OF the smoothness OF their
vpk in practice and also because OF
their hollow victory over Harvard q
month ago. the Ithacans are favorites
OF the other two crews In the race
not much Is expected Pennsylvania and
Wisconsin are not considered TO have
crews That measure up very favorably
with the other eights
There y a feeling Of confidence in all
the Quarters and the oarsmen are in frs--
class condition. according 10 their
coaches.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
NEW YOaK STATE LEAGUE.

Al sy7Glse-AIbany, 5. SyrAeuse. s
At Uttz-Troy. /; U.iz. 9.
At Binghamtour-WiikesharTe. 5; Binghamton, 4
At Eimirz-Sc-1nton, (: ElInIa. z
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

IWCbase llts-DClluS Eaker- Thr1e-ha5e hit
Hooper Sacrifice hits-Glrinsr e. Collins Don
bic play-HocDer 70 Mcconnell Left on bases
Boston. G: Philadelphia. 8 Bases on balls-O9
Bender /; OF A1elianes T. Struck out-By Arel-
lsnss Z; BY Bgndor 7. UIrDires-Messrs. Perrine
and OLOughiIn. Tine 4 game-l hour and 20
Minutes ATTENDANCE 20-.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
BASEBALL 'S41' 4l& YALE 4-5fn s4s CORNELL "a~a ~
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

All OF the National League games
postponed on account OF funeral OF
former Owner Israel Durham, of the
PhiIIies.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At LsVrencs-Fan River. g; Lavrenss. /.
AT Brockton-BrOcktOn. .: Haverhi1- S.
Az Lcun-Lyna. S; W0roesreT. 2
At Lovell-L0Eell. 6: New Bedford. s
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
NEW YORK
Batted for knight in the seventh

bAtled Tor Knight IN the seventh.
ashEngtOn......0 0 0 0 0 OIL
New York. 0 0 0 o 0 0 1 0 0 IL
Bases on errors-Washington 3: New
York, 2 Bases on balls-On Smith g.;
OFF Manning, ,; off Quinn, . Struck out
BY Smith. ,; By Hughes, >; by Manning,
;, by Quinn, .. Three-base hits-UngIaUb,
Leliveit. Knight Two-base hits-Cn-
glaub, Chase Sacrifice hit-McBride
Sacrifice fies-Delehanty. Austin. Stolen
bases-McBride Hemphill. Double play
knight 70 Elbsrfeld TO Chase. Umpires-
Messrs. Sheridan and KERN. Time OF
game hours and 10 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
soUTHERN LEAGnE.

At SashTi1s-Bi1ningham 2: Nashville. O
At Little Rock-MempsIis. 2; Little Rock, L
AT AtlaD1g-AtlSuta. 8: Moutgonery. L
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
HaEer.tOwn Defeat. winche.ter.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Nd. July L-Winchester
was blanked until the ninth inning here
this afternoon. errors finally enabling the
visitors 70 score two runs 70 six scored
by Hagerstown. Brooks was touched Up
for twelve hits, including four doubles.
Score follows:
winchestsr. Q ooo0
HagerEtOun. 0 z10Ol7
Bst;sries-Brooks snd Du6ey.
ThaczeTa- Umpire-Mr. NeAtsA
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
CAR TEAM BEATEN.
Trainmen HIST BaII Hard in Second
and Third Rounds.

The trainmen proved TO De handy with
the bat in the Railroad Y NJ c. A
League yesterday, and beat the Car De
partmeut. s 10 L
Shanahsn. OF the winners. made three
hits. one OF which was a double Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

Rus-G- K-aEs. " Krlsg 49, SulBvan e. Hz--
rlson ~. Becker. sirron LeE1s De Howell 81. =
1lrlFey. Sts9a-r GarlGnd D. NulVsy. DzEis I-zC-
base hits-S1lliTa- Hag1s5n. HalFey. Bases C1
h1ll-01 St-uus .; % Stewart. 9; O Webe-,
Struck out-.3y SiE1us. g. tv 5leur-rr !. b. Webar
3 stolen bases-G. KruEg. ". KruEg g. Bc-kerr
~. SteEzrt- Double pays-,Sarland fulzssisse1i /,
Ssn9ls 70 c. K7-ss % ". Kulgs- Iaft o1 hases-
BrooklAa6. g. Ac5re~s r. Czp--e-8-. SuIlisaa-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
CHURCHMEN BEATEN.
st. Martins Lose HotIy Contested
sorimmaEe TO TangIevvood.

~ NJ = 10 A"H HtFNNuuu-
BY punching their hits in the sixth in
ning. the Tanglewoods defeated the ST
Martins IN the Marquette League yes
terday. 20 Z.
The batting OF FUius, Wolf. and Russo
were the features Manager Harding. OF
81. Martins, vigorously protested calling
the game in the seventh inning. on ao-
count of darkness. Scnre.
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NAPLESS MAPS LOSE.

Tigers Take Runaway Game by
9-tO-3 Score.
Cleveland. July Tigers. 8: Maps. ).
was the tale of. the opener Of the De-
troit SERIES to-day. Score.
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Totals
sDattaf for HAD in ~ -svenih

'Battsd for Hyatt in the seventh inning
fSslb oct for rCt toucaing secrrd base
BrsntE0od- --.-.-..---.-.--.--.- o 0 o "a
Brocklsrd- ----.--.--.-----. Q OIL
First base b eTcrs-Breutwcod. 2; Brooklaud =
LefE OF basss-Brsrtwod s; Rrookland l. First
base ballE-Od Green. 5. ch Balzer 4. q
Morse, . Innings pitched-By Green. 5. by Morse
Is: By Simon - Hi.s mRds-Od Green 9. oG
Morse. ) Struck Cut-By Green 3; b Balzer 2
TTo-bass hitS-k7rnsy To- Hsndiboe sar-ffcs hts
-SaTb q. Howard stolen bSses-li1rcsru f2'
Baldwin. Julien q Howard RandibOe Moves
Tansi1. Double steaI--1Iarc1 ron. Hardiboc Douhls
plsys-Howard % Widmsyer % King: HIATT 70
Julien Wild pltch-BaizaE. Passed baIl-Noyes
Umpire-Mr Ssuey. Tine q ERme-J hour and 50
minutes
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.Battod for Llssbarit IN The pintA innips.

Cle-eiaud- ud--------.--.---. 0 o Z-s
Detroit t--.--.----.---.-.---.-.-- 0 0 0 2 0-9
T'vo-oass hit-Flick. Three-bsse hits-WiIletts.
Crawford. Home rln-Crawf0rd Sacrifice hits
Bush, Crawford. stolen bases-RozsmAn- Bush
Cohb n Bases On balls-()ff Berger ]. 0r Iieb-
aer1t, 1. OF Willetts. 3. Hit by ptcher-By VIII
.osts : Left on bases-Cleyelsnd. 8. Detroit
Struck out-By Iisbhardt &; b. WIletts > Wild
pitches-Berger, Idebhsrit ~. Willetts UmJtrs-
Msssrs COanolly and HusI Tine Of game hour
and = minutes. AttsndRDce-,f55.
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.Batte5 fo- SnytA IL ten;h In-ins-
None out whs1 winning r1n was made
Fort Hunt 1 90 o o..
Indian He2d-----.--------- ? o 90 90 l-5
stolen hass-Roth. Richsrdsoo, Rowe. shultz.
Bryant. He'd TTu-base hits-B-yart. Hines. stlarl
ThrUs-hase ht-E Miller. D0uble play-R0se tc
Roth 20 Boyd Bases or balls-Of Hines J. HIT
b. pitcher-Hsid St-uck out-By Miller. s. by
Hines. Plzsed halls-FOE- ). Sacrifice hit-Nealon.
Left Oh hosss-Indizn He1d s.: Fort Hunt 6 Cu-
ptges-Messgs PAtterson and DAILY Tine q game
Il hour and 90 minutes.