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Evening star., 1909-05-16
BANKERS LEAGUE
GETS UNDER WAY
Large Crowd Witnessed First
Two Games at National
Park.

large crowd of enthusiastic spectators
witnessed the first two games of the re-
Gently organized Washington Bankers
League at American League Park yes
terday afternoon, and although both
games were quite onesided some inter-
estng playing was furnished.
After President Wolfe had thrown out
the first ball Riggs National Bank took
the first contest by the large score of Is
to 1 over the Commercial Bank team by
hitting timely and taking advantage or
the numerous errors made by its op-
pcnents. Darymple. who served them over
for the losers, twirled a good game or
ball and kept the hits fairly scattered,
but was given very bad support at crltl-
cal stages of the contest. In deep con-
trast to the support afforded him by MS
teammates Dawson, the RIGGS tWlTleT'
was backed up in excellent style ana
pitched with confidence. The five-run ieao
which Riggs annexed in the opening ses-
sion, due to five successive errors, took
the heart out of the Commercial lads. VINO
seemed to be playing nothing but de-
fensive ball for the rest OF the game
The second game between American Sc
curity and Trust Company and the
National City Bank started out like
a real scrimmage, but after few
innings the American Security nine put
the game on ice by rolling up too big a
lead to be overcome, the final score being
il to 8. Taggart who twirled for the
winners, aided by the splendid support al
forded him by the excellent catching or
Johnston, was in excellent fettle and al
lowed but zone safe drive and three
scratch singles. Sharf also pitched
good game, but seemed to lose his erec-
tiveness when most needed. Maloney
found his delivery to his liking and
banged out three-bagger and home
run, the only extra base hits of the game.
Finney was also there with the stick and
made three timely safe drives. The
American Security players came to the
game in style in private car courtesy
which was rendered them by Mr.. Thoron,
who is an enthusiastic supporter OF theirs.
He was the spectator of the games along
with many other notables, Mr.. Bell presi-
dent of the American Security and Trust
Company: M. Reeside, vice president or
the American Security and Trust Company;
Mr. John r. Mclean and President wolfe
of the Bankers League, all being on
hand to cheer their fayorite teams. The
score and summary of both games fol-
lows:
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SCHAFFLY ACTING CAPTAIN.
Georgetown 0utfelder Will Lead
Team During Rest of Season.

AS was predicted In these columns
Joseph Schaffiy, for three years right
fielder on the Georgetown University base
lead the hilltop aggregation for the re-
mainder of the present season. succeeding
Tommy Cantwell, who joined the Cincin-
natti Reds in New York yesterday. The
new leader began his duties yesterday
under most favorable circumstances, the
team winning easily from Washington
and Lee in the finest game played against
the southerners In a number Of years
Schaffly came to Georgetown three years
ago after receiving his A. B. from St.
Louis University, at which school he
the law department of the local institu-
tion. from which he will graduate in
June He also has a postgraduate degree
from Georgetown College.
He made the base ball team at the
West End school during his first spring
out and has played steadily ever since.
His fielding has always been Of high
order while in the batting department he
is easily among the first of the heavy
active work. he has world of knowl-
edge about inside base ball. which has
| on more than one occasion been used to
good advantage on the coaching line.
The selection Is not only popular one
with his team mates. all OF whom are
glad to see him at the rudder, but also
with his fellow students, most Of whom
| have become intimately acquainted with
him during his stay at the school. AS he
will not return next season. the honor
makes q fitting climax for his career al
| the Blue and Gray institution.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
WI Pet. W. L. Pct.
Columbias. :. 3 $50 Brookland.. 2 .33:
Brentwoods.. 2 .667 st. Stephens l .33s
e. p. o.. = = 800 Marines. / 49,
Gallagher Wins for Columbia.

Gallagher Wins for Columbia.
The Columbia Athletic Club had an
easy time in defeating the strong Brook
land team yesterday afternoon at the
Capital City Park by the score Of to L.
Bernie Gallagher, who did the twirling
for the champions, pitched magnificent
ball. 1t was Bernie's day, and he was
in great form, having everything a box
artist needs His spit ball worked fine
sending back ten men on the third strike.
He passed three. which was two more
than his opponent. Gallagher held that
slugging bunch down until the sixth
round with but one scratch hit, made
In the sixth. which was Bernie's only
bad inning, the suburbanites hammered
him for three safeties, one a double by
Harris.
Capt. Simon was on the slab for his
his off day. Simon had nothing to com
pare with Gallagher. Manager OCon-
nor's men saw from the start that the
losers pitcher lacked speed and curves.
They got together and pounded his de-
livery for eleven safe ones. a homer and
ten singles, which resulted in eight tall
lies. Simon famed three and walked
one 'batsman. The winners scored their
runs in the third, fifth and seventh in
nings, while the losers recorded their
lonely one in. the sixth, Harris being
the only Brooklander to cross the plate
Maybe Larry Kicker wasn't there with
the stick. Three trips to the pan he
connected for a homer and two singles.
With Gallagher on first in the third. he
clouted the. sphere for the four sacks.
making the first two runs of the con-
test. In the fifth he drove Smith In
from second on timely single to left
center. Again In the sixth Larry got
another single, but there were two out.
and Baggett, the next man up, went
down, Baldwin to Mcknight. So Kicker
died on the bag His batting was the
feature of the game. The score:
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Hill School Big Winner.

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-Eill School
of Pottstown. Pa, made runaway race
Of the eighth annual middle states in
terscholastic track and field champion
ships on Franklin Field this afternoon,
winning with total of 391s points: Law
renceville Academy, second, scoring 16.
and Central High School, Philadelphia.
third, with IA.
Other scores were: Tome Institute. 101s:
Northeast Manual. Philadelphia, 10: Cen
tral Manual. Philadelphia. 10: Atlantic
City High School, s.: George School. New
town, Pa, 3.
The feature of the meet was the low
eriny of the interscholastic record in the
two-mile run by Evans of st. Paul's
School, He clipped 3-5 seconds off the
record, his time being 10.15 1-5.
Evening star., 1909-05-16

Post Office in Front All the Way.
Agriculture met defeat at the hands Of
the team from the Post Office yesterday
by the score of 0 to 4 in a very poorly
played and long drawn out game, replete
with errors, and at times good pitching.
The Post Office boys took the lead at
the start and were never headed. al
though the seventh inning brought out a
little excitement when the Aggies scored
three runs. This. however. with the run
that they had gotten in the first inning,
was all that they could do in the way of
counting. Ferguson was on the mound
for the Letter Carriers. while Newberry
served them up for Agriculture. Fergu-
son was master OF the situation at almost
the whole stage Of the game. while New
berry was touched up at critical periods.
He had thirteen strikeouts to his credit
and Ferguson had nine.
Bryan had a good day in left. making
very difficult and phenomenal catch
from Bradley's bat after a long run.
Kraft caught a short foul fly back Of the
players bench which had rings around
it. but Weber, who was on first at the
time. made second on the throw down.
The official score:
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MIDDIES BEST SHOOTERS.
Win From District Guardsmen by
Better Work at Quick Firing.
,atch TO The Star

Special Dispatch TO The Star
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. May 15-Nayy's
crack bunch of rifle shots defeated the
officers from. the District of Columbia
National Guard this afternoon over the
government range here. The score how
ever was close one. Navy making a
total aggregate score of 2,017 and the
Guardsmen 2,0l3. the Middies thereby
getting only final lead of four. The
visitors had the honor of high total score
over the four ranges. however. Lieut..
r. II. Heidenreich with As at the 900
yard range, 40 at the 500; 40 at the 500.
all slow fire and Al at the 200 rapid fire
ranges. making total of 1S3. His near
est competitor was Midshipman III. T.
Smith, with ISL Lieut. Holt and Mil
snipman w. w. Smith tied for third place
Lieut., Saclansel. Lieut. Putnam and Iieut
McAnaiiy of the District team also did
Wen. The visitors got the jump on their
rivals, holding their own on the o,n
yards slow fire, increasing this materially
In the six hundred slow fire and losing
nothing over the 500 slow The Guards
men heid lead of 10 when the rapid fire
began over the 200 yards Here the
sailors bested them and won out by four
points. The summarizes:
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Riverdale Beats Bladensburg.

RIvERDALE, Md. May 15.-Bladens-
burg went down to defeat here today In
highly interesting game before the
strong second team of the Riverdale Ath-
letfc Association, Riverdale winning out
in the sixth by the score of 6 to 5. The
features Of the game were the timely bat
ting and base running OF U. Hubbard and
the fielding Of J. Ketner on third, both
of Riverdale.
The lineup: U. Hubbard, first base;
Ketner third base; Hobson (captain).
center field; H. Knight. pitcher; flaming,
left field: K. Brooks. shortstop; Williams.
second base: Knight. catcher and left
field; c. Hubbard. right field; Smith,
right field.
Games wanted with teams averag ging
sixteen and seventeen years of age. Ad-
dress Mr.. Roberts. Riverdale. Md.
The score:
SScohu isiVeruae. ........... 2-f
oidoehspurk D l ID
Batteries: Riverdale. Fl. Knight and knight,
Fannigh; Bladensburg. Duckett and solomon.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
RAILROAD LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
First Win for Trainmen


The Trainmen defeated the Southern
Railroad crew. at 9Th and Florida ave-
nue. northeast, yesterday, In a heavy slug
ging game, by II to T.
During the contest the teams used two
pitchers each, the men who started the
game being knocked from the box.
Young opened the contest for the South
erners, but his wildness caused him to
be relieved in the second by Risdon.
The Trainmen opened with Ryon. but in
the fourth, when the Southerners found
him for three hits, Sullivan replaced him.
Peck, behind the bat for the Train
men. starred, getting three runs and hold
ing both the Trainmen pitchers almost
perfectly. Young played best for the
Southern railroad, his fielding SURPRISING
the rest of his team, particularly in
the sixth, his circus catch of Ryon's
liner winning him applause.
Monday the two undefeated teams of
the league play for the first place. This
will be game worth while seeing.
The score.
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Totals. 4 6 "a II 5 Te
sRatted for loWIes In eight

Tvintnp o o1 2-
Manhattan ........ 1 o o 0-3
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Totals. 8 8 27 Q II Totals. 8 8 27 Il 2
'Batted for Starr in ninth.
fBatted for Becker In ninth.
tBatted for Mattern I'M ninth.
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Hamline Boys Outplay Langdon.
Richards superb pitching and the
effective stickwork of the Hamline aggre-
cation defeated the Langdon Episcopal
team in the Sunday School League yes
terday by the score of 13 to 3. The con-
test went eight innings. ana Of this num-
Der Reichard twirled all but two. In the
six innings that he pitched only twenty
one of the opposing batsmen faced him.
and of this number he struck out fifteen,
allowing but two hits. one of which was
scratch single and the other clean
double. He passed two.
The contest for the first six innings was
as brilliant an affair as one would wish
to witness. The fielding Of both teams
was of the git-edged order, and sensa-
tional playing caused the large crowd of
spectators to respond on many occasions.
When the Methodist team came to bat in
the seventh inning ten batSmen took part.
and in this session the defeated team fell
to pieces, six hits and a few errors net
ting the Hamilne boys one-half dozen
tallies.
Seeing that the game was practically
won. Manager Holmes took Reichard
from the box after the sixth and placed
him in center field. Dutch" Stuckert
then took up the situation In the center
VI lHo uldHlOQO. II Ii seldom lndt
Dutch" gets an opportunity to do box
honors. and for this. reason he was a
triffe wild. He got away with the sew
enth inning by retiring the first three bat
ters, two of whom he famed. But in the
following inning he allowed three men to
walk, and this coupled with two hits,
each of which was double, and an. error,
was the cause of the three runs Of the
suburban team. Dutch strongly backed
this up with his stick. Out of four trips
l.a faI oil
singles. His clouting knocked in two of
his teams runs.
Cruicksanks caught a good game for
the losers, 1t being the first time that
this boy has played In game behind the
bat
Richards pitching gave the fielders be-
hind him but little work, the only man
kept busy being Catcher Iynham. He al
lowed no one to steal and had seventeen
putouts to his credit. Reichard also
starred with the willow, getting a triple
and three singles out Of as many trips to
the plate. Following is the official score
of tha game.
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Hopkins. :.......... 8 Q I o 8
ST. Johns. o 0 Q 2 x-14
Earned runs-St Iohn'S G: Hankina Hama
Evening star., 1909-05-16
NOSE OUT PEET'S PETS.
Rockville Team Defeat Business
High by Score Of s to 4. :.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, May 15.-In an in
teresting and well-played game at the
fair grounds here this afternoon, Rock
vile won from the Business High School
team Of Washington. 5 to 4. The high
school youngsters put up clean and
snappy game in the field, but could do
very little with the pitching of Warthen.
who would have held them. to. smaller
score with better support.
Rockville batted hard and timely, and
won the game through superior stick
work. r. Brewer and Wartield secured
-four and three hits. respectively, in as
many times at the bat. The score:
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
MACS VICTORIOUS.
Take Ball From Braddocks BY
Better Fielding.

The Macs defeated the strong Brad
dock team on the Marquette League dia-
mond at 1st and w streets northwest.
Low pitched good game and would
have had shutout to his record had it
not been for errors. Schmidt, for the
winners. and Ramsburg. for the losers.
made a credtable showing. The score:
Evening star., 1909-05-16
women,s Tennis TOURNEY.

NEW YORK. May 15..Miss L. Z. Ham,
mond today won the final of the singles
in the women's tennis tournament at the
West Side Club here. She defeated Miss
Marie Wagner, who holds a national in
door championship, Ga. Sc. 81.
The remaining semi-final round In the
doubles was won by Miss Z. III. Moore
and Mrs. w. w. Pouch. both former
national championship holders. who de-
feated Miss Hammond and Miss Elsie
Little, 46. 6-3. Us. :.
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Del Ray Wins Two Games.

The Del Ray base ball club Of Alex
andria county this afternoon played a
double header and came out victorious In
both games. The first game was played
with the Potomac Yard Reserves, whom
they defeated by score OF 6 to 1. The
Mikado Athletic Club also lost out to
them with a score Of 10 to g.
The Del Ray club Is anxious to hear
from teams whose average age Is sixteen
years. All communications should be ad.
dressed TO Earl Trimyer. post office boz
GO, Alexandria, Va
Evening star., 1909-05-16
CHICAGO CHAMPIONS
SHUT OUT PHILLIES

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May 15.-Chi-
cago defeated Philadelphia today 3 to o.
The game was a battle between Moren
and Overall until two men were out in
Chicago's half Of the ninth. when three
runs were scored on a base on balls to
Steinfeldt, Hofmans single and doubles
by Tinker and Moran. Doolan was sent
to the clubhouse by Umpire O'Day for
diSputing a decision Score.
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National League
EBBETTS. PROTESTS
PIRATES VICTORY

BROOKLYN, N. Y. May 15.-With the
score to l against them the Brooklyns
today succeeded in tying the score in the
eighth inning, only to lose to Pittsburg
when Miller scored his third run. with
two out. on pass and hits by Wilson
and Gibson. President Ebbetts of the
Brooklyns protested the game on the
ground that Umpire KLEIN had violated
rule t4 In allowing Miller to score from
first on McIntyre's wild throw into the
crowd. President Ebbetts claimed that
the runner was entitled to only two bases
under the ground rules, whereas Umpire
KEN allowed him to take three. The
score:
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u. Of P. Freshmen Win.

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-The Uni
versity of Pennsylvania freshmen track
team today defeated the Cornell fresh
men on franklin Field by the score of
72 to 45 Capt. Haydock Of the Pennsyl-
vania was the star of the meet, winning
the low hurdles in the fast time of 251-5
seconds. and the high hurdles in Is As
seconds.
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ST. JOHNS IN FRONT.
Easily Defeat Johns Hopkins by
Good Batting.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. May 15.-St Johns
won from Johns Hopkins here this after
noon by IA to 6. The visitors made three
runs in the first inning. and held the lead
until the fifth. when two homers. double
and q single by the local collegians. cou-
pied with a base on balls and two errors,
netted six runs The score:
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SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
how the Clubs Stand.
Steiner Knocked Out Of Box.

Steiner Knocked Out Of Box.
Brightwood had an easy time winning
from Taloma yesterday. beating the lead
ers by the score OF to 3. Steiner, the
crack Takoma slab artist. was knocked
out of the tox In the opening round, be-
ing replaced by Brown. who Jared little
better.
Dick Robinson was on the firing line
for Brightwood and allowed but four
scattered hits. He would have scored q
shutout but for his teammates errors.
The score:
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Twining Wins in Last Round.
In one Of the best played games wit
messed this year at McDevitts Field In
the independence League Twining won
out from the Manhattan in the last In
ming. Score, to 3.
Ruark was on the mound for the Twin
ing AGGREGATION and twirled a great
game. allowing but five hits. while he
sent nine men back to the bench by the
strike-out route.
Buckley served them up for the losers
and twirled commendable game, al
lowing but one more hit than his op-
ponent Errors by his teammates at
critical times of the game were response
bic for his defeat. He struck out seven
and passed none.
The batting Of Geibel for Twining and
Haslip for Manhattan and running
catch by Diver of Towles' drive to CEN
ter field were the features.
rLe score.
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VICTORY FOR ST. PATRICK'S
Defeats St. Johns Preps in Long.
Drawn-Out Game.

st. Patrick's yesterday on the Monument
grounds crossed bats for the first time
and defeated st. Johns Props In long
drawn-out game, Is to A. Pitchers on
both sides were somewhat wild. st. Pat
rick's scored four runs In the first inning
and never lost the lead. The score:
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ST. LOUIS WINS ON
MATTERN'S Will DNESS

BOSTON. Mass, May 15.-Mattern's
wildness was mainly responsible for the
victory which ST. Louis scored over Bos-
ton today. 8 to 3. The locals rallied in
the ninth inning. but could not tie the
score. The score:
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Two-base hits-Knabe. Bransfeld, Evers, Tink-
er, Moran Sacrifice hit-Moren. Stolen base
Bransfeld. Double plays-Esers and Tinker;
Howard and Evers. Left on bases-Philadelphia
5; Chicago, q. First base on balls-Oh Moren. s.;
Off Overall, .. First base on errors-Phiadel-
phia. 2 Struck out-By Moren 4; by Overall s..
Time OF game-1 hour and SO minutes. Umpires-
Messrs. Emslie and O'Day.
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Earned runs-St. Johns Preps. &. Left on
bases. st. Johns Preps. 8; St. Patricks. t..
stolen bases-Becker l2). Barnes l3).. g., Drury
t3l, Widmayer 8), Callaghan l2), G. Mosley 2l,
Drury. Two-base hits-Callaghan, FITZGERALD. u.
Drury. shugrue, Shea (2), Thuee; Sacrifice hits
A. Drury Widmayer. Bases on balls-On Drury,
2; off Moran q of Shea. 8; OF Degnan. 4.
Struck out-By Drury, 5; by Shea. 81; by Deg
nan, .. Umpire-Mr. Sierk. Time OF game-l
hour and As minutes.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
Freshmen.
Amherst Best at Tennis

LOWELL, Mass, May 15-Amherst de-
feated Wesleyan In tennis here today by
score of four sets to two. Amherst
took three of the four sets In singles
and one of the two doubles.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
WOODSlDE WINS.
Colesville Loses Hard Battle in Last
Inning.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


SILVER SPRING. Nd. May l5.-The
Woodside team defeated the Colesville
hine here today by score of to 6.
Woodsde won in the ninth. E. Nc
Carthy batted for L. Mccarthy, reached
first on an error by the pitcher and came
home on Vests two-bagger. Tolson.
pitching for Colesville. was very good
y. Clark led with the stick. The score:
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First base on errors-Bs1ghtwood, 2; Takoma,
First base on balls-Or Steiner. /; of Brown,
8; OF Robinson. 5. Innings pitched-By Steiner.
Il, 9y Brow rne Hits s1eSse Sseiner ~
Brown, 8: BY Robinson. 10. Home run-Berg-
man. Three-base hit-C. Howell. Sacrifice fly
Bergman. Sacrifice hit-Fague. Stolen bases
Fague (3), riunkett (3) Bergman (2). Horner,
Stewart. G.. Seitz. c. Howell Boernstein t3,.
Terfinger, Steiner Brown, Winslow. Passed
balls-Graves, Bergman. Umpire-Mr. Reagan.
Time Of gaIne-1 hour and 10 minutes.
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'Batted for l.. McCarty in ninth.
tone out when winning run was scored.
woodside. ..:......... l II
Two-base hits-west. c. Hobbs. Sacrifice hits
C. Benedict, N. Clark. Stolen bases-West
(2), Lee t2l, o. Clark. Benedict fSl, Fiddler.
Double plays-L. McCarty TO N. Clark Left on
bases-Woodside.' .; Colesvtile, 8. First base on
bslls-on Buscber. 8; First base on errors
Nv Buscisr, I; by folsom. l. Struck out-By
Buscher. 4: by Tolsol. >. Passed balls-West.
q; Lechlander. 2 Time Of camel hour and
Sd minutes. Cmpire-Mr> HARDY.
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EVEN CINCINNATI
CAN BEAT NEW YORK

NEW YORK. May 15.-Cincinnati de-
feated New York, 5 to 4, today, through
poor work by Catcher Schlei. whose wild
throws presented the visitors with the
winning runs. Fromme was effective
after the first inning. The score:
Evening star., 1909-05-16
Willie Lewis Wins in Paris.

PARIS, May 15.-Willie Lewis of New
York was awarded the decision tonight
in his fight with Cavalryman Cooke
/ champion of the Royal Horse Guards Of
London. In the seventh round.
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flee. 81 Struck out-By Newberry. 13; by Fergu-
SON, D. Bases on balls-Of NewberrH Z; of Fer
guson, g. Left bases-Agriculture. q Post
Office. o.. Three-base hit-Sanders. Two-base
hits-Bradley 2). Wild pitches---Newberry, B.;
Ferguson. 2. Passed ballsrKraft. .. Hit by
ptcher-By Newberry. 1; by Ferguson 2. Sacri-
flee hit-Weber. Stolen bases-Taylor. Priest and
Sanders.
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Trainmen. 5 % = x-12
Two-base hits-Morris. Hendritz, Burr, Handy
(2J. -Three-base hits-Peck, Burr. Hits-Of
Young, 3; Off Risdon, 6 on Ryon, s; of sulli-
van, 1. Sacrifice hit-Quinn. Stolen bases
Beach, Sullivan t2), Peck, Smith, Roth. Left on
bases-Southeru. q Trainmen, 2. First base on
balls-Of Young, 4: off Risdon, ]; of Sullivan, l.
Hit by pltcher-Ryon: Struck out,By Risdon, B;
Balk-Ryon Time Of game-1 hour and 10 min
utes. Umpire-Mr. Flynn.
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Three-base hlt-Murray. Sacrifice hts-Oakes.
Mitchell, Mccormick; Stolen bases-oakes. Io-
Cincinnati. 4; New York, T. Double plays
Mccormick and Bridwell; Devlin, Doyle and
Tenney. Struck out-By Ames /; by Fromne,
3; by Raymond, 1. Bases on balls-Of Fromme.
3; of Ames, q; OF Raymond, !. Hits-Qf
Ames, 8 In innings; of Raymond in . In
nings. Time Of game hours and minutes.
Umpires-Messrs. Reigler and TRULY.
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Bases on balIs-Of Low, 2; on Bond. 8. Two
base Inflow. Sacrifice hits -Hunterman. Me-
Gowan. Young. Stolen bases-Heltman G1:
Young, Remsburg. Low, Mellon. Struck out-By
Low, Z: by Bond. ). Umcires-Messrs Meliek
and Mantz.