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SINK The SAILORS
Treasury Gets Close Game
from Navy Lads.
BUROKER HAS A BAD INNING
Treasury Finds Him Easy Neat in
the Second Round, but After that
lie Pitches In Form and Holds the
Money Counters Well In Hand.
Navy Boys Play PI0cky Bali.

Without scoring an earned run yester-
day. Treasury took advantage Of Nays
errors and sank the Sailors by a score
OF 70 in an exciting game. Buroker
had bad inning I'm the second. and his
passes, coupled with his team mates er-
rors' allowed the Money Counters 10 score
SIX times. but after that he demonstrated
that II is not always wise 10 take a
pitcher out after having a bad session.
for his pitching could not have been i'm
proved on. and had his supporters kept
their heads IN the ninth. he would prob
ably have won the game.
The Sailors fought a plueky uphill
night, for. with "a big handicap against
them, they added tally after tally. finally
tying The score in the eighth and leading
by one run IN the ninth. But their lead
~as short-lived, for Treasury coupled two
hits with two errors in their half land
ing the contest
Much Of the credit for the Money
Counters victory should 20 70 Teddy
Mccarthy. who accepted eleven chances
without an error. and banged our three
clean hits. TWO OF which figured IN the
scoring. The Navy management has
added two or three new players. and as
they look the goods the Sailors can be
counted on 10 pull or victories from now
on Hester AID Mackesv shared horors
with Mccarthy. az having "a trio OF hits
The heat seemed 10 have an effect on the
attendance. but not on the players. fo-
tEer work was snsppv throughout.
Score
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SIGNS LIFE CONTRACTS.
Pitcher EaEaR, Formerly Of Ford
ham. the Offender.

New York, June 29.-kagan's Cold-Iade7
ship has come ia The other day Eagan-
Frank J. Eagan-signed a contract 20
pitch for the Cincinnati baseball team. or
the National League. for the summer. He
IS 20 join the team when Il reaches
Brooklyn on July 10. and expects To twtrl
his first game in big company some time
before they depart
Eagan Yesterday capped his streak OF
good fortune when he went over 10 Jer-
sey City and married Miss Jennie CecHie
Codd. Of ~ Prospect street. Newark. he
told Justice Of the Peace Sorenson. who
performed The ceremony. that ne had
wanted To be married for some time. but
Il wasn't until he signed a contract with
the Cincinnati club that he could afford
70. i win be able 10 take care of a
wife and I viii soon he drawing a good
salary.
Eagan said he formerly pitched FOR the
Fordham College team He lives at 1871
Nelson street Brooklyn
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Many Suits Frustrated by
the Heat

but suit prostrations IN
Washington are fewer than
they were last summer
because more men have
bought Parker-Bridget suits
this season.
Ninety in the shade" has
no terrors for P.-B. summer
suits. True. they are made
Of thinnest. coolest fabrics and
very lightly lined. but they are
tailored with such skill and
care that they cannot sag,
Wrinkle, or pucker.
It's no extra expense 10
stand the strain Of the hot
days.
Our prices are SIS. SrS. $50.
and SIS.
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BETHANY WINS AGAIN.
81. Paul Plays a Poor Came in the
Field.

Bethany had IN easy time winning
from st. Paul yesterday in the Sunday
School League, 10 20 f.
James started in the box for ST. Paul,
but at the end Of the seventh round he
lIU SuI7q U3oq 'IsWTBd kq psAsUsI SIN
hard. Dodd twirled a good game for the
winners. allowing only five hits. He also
caught three men mapping of first base.
and threw the first strike on a number
Of batsmen before they wakened up
20 the fact that they were In the box
Dumb work on the bases and two bad
errors by Buckley helped to lose the
game for St Paul McNloTTis led at the
bar. with a triple and two singles IN
four times to the plate. and s. Coleman
followed with three singles out OF five
fines 71r, Score.
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GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago ut PfttsburE
Cincinnati at -. Louis.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
PIRATES WIN FIRST.
Find Browns sIants Easy in Open
ing Game with Cubs.

Pittsbmg. Pa. June e9-The Pittsburgs
raped Browns slants all over the LOT,
scoring an easv Kirtnrr. Scnre.
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BOSTON SHUT OUT.
Red Sox Lose Opening Game to Ath-
letics ny . to q.
afternoon. Score:

Boston. June 29-Boston was tossed
back into third place by the Athletics this
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SIXTH ROUND FATAL.
C. p. o. Makes Twelve Runs in that
Inning and BeHtS Marines.

G. p. Q. defeated the Marines yester-
day afternoon at Capital City Park in a
one-sided game, by the score Of 15 to Il
The Printers used three pitchers and the
Marines two.
Fenton, Rider. Howser. and Anley led
with the willow. while Beusse. O'Connor.
Handiboe. and Rider starred in the field
HOwser put one over the right field
fence in the first inning. with two men
on bases for a homer Sl,nra-
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
GAMES TODAY.

Capital City Learic-C A. c. Is. Brent,ro.,5
DEPARTMENTAL Ieague-Intcrior v War and Pos.
Office rs. Commissioner
Marquette Lasue-cclmhia. lG. vs. Pension Of
fee.
SUNDAY School League H4n.line ys. Laugd9n.
indepcnd-nce League-Nirh vs. Manhattan
suhurban Lea s-Moodhurn rs. Tskona.
X :. y. n q. A. League Southern vs. r. & n
cos-e- Deparmental Lesgue-ln,crior TL War
~ SsS.
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NIaury 4. c. Wand Game..

The Maury Athletic Club. having or
ganized for the season. would like TO
hear from all teams IN OF out OF the city
The Maury A. C. this year has been
strengthened by the addition OF some Of
Nashington's hest ametcur ball tossers
For games. address Mr Russell Belts,
Ip Thirteenth street northeast
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Tough,
Good boy. Walter,
Must win to-days game.
Glad Browne is back again.
Six stolen bases on Blankenship.
Another hit for Lelivelt-keep it Up.
same teams on the job again to-day.
Washington made three errors during
the afternoons play. against seven for
New York
Hoynk may turn out 10 be "a second
CovaleskL You never can tell. This can
be taken either way.
Mcbride had an of day at the bat
we were beginning to refer 10 Mac as
our heavy hitting shortstop. too.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York, a. Brooklyn. 2.
Pittsburg. >; Chicago. I.
Philadelphia, :, Boston, ;.
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T0tals...---. 2D5lz q Totals.

saIls-or A. O.. o6oloOoOOOOOOOoOO
Calrics --------------- OI eco 100000 -
IIrs- bsss by erro-s-BaIls,on = Baltcs. Z Left
n hases-Balrics g. Bsiistor. 3 Frs ba-e On
tai,s-OF kearc g. c. Franc q. OF Laupkin ,
BitS made-Cf keane. g. Of Lsmpzin. . Inni-gs
ptchet-By kesrc. G. hy Larn-kin G St-lck out
By Fnnc- 70 D. heare. 6; bv Lampssn . Hozns
Is-rs-Friel- LSr-pkir o. Threebase hils-Na-0s
Pcsrsc1. BrcCn Lamptln. Crzmrron TTo-bsse
li-s- hrzuse Martin FTisi- F-anc Malcv- D,-ibls
rlsys- Martin % Lang Co Martin g. Goodman -
Horslrs 70 Fricl. Passed nslls-JohnsUn G. IN
Iires-Afr Mue-ic- O. Baiistcn- ard lIr Fczlv. q
Balrics. Tine of gzme-2 hours and s. rirures
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Loft on bases-New Yo-k 9. Rrooklvn. :. B7srs
on nails-on RAYMOND. !. % Hunter 3 Srrurk
out-Ry RAYMOND. s: bv Hunter. 3 Tvo-bsse hit
-Deviin- sacrifice hits-Teunfy. Lumley. stolen
hase--Doyle. DtFlin. BrdweI. Clement Double
play-McNlinan % NeElveen. Passed hau-s-r1ai
Wild pitehss- -Ravmond . HIT by ui--hrr-Rr
RAYMOND L Impirls-Mc,srs. Kane and Risler
Time q sane-2 horrs
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

N Hartfond-Hartiord. p Springfield. 5
~ Holyoze-New Britain. !. HOlyoke. 10
At New Haven-New HaTen. :: Wztsrbury. 4.
II Bridgeport-Bridgeport :; Nosshamptou. 2
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At syTacuse-syracuse. 4; Troy, E.
Az Utica-Albany. &. Utica. .
At Binghamton-Scranton. 4; Bi1ghamtou. 1.
Al Emira-WilkesbaTFe. q Elnira O.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Al MonteaI-1lou,resl. .: Toronto. l. Sscond
game: Montreal. 6: Toronto. T.
At Rochester-Rochesigr. o, Buffalo J.
Al ProTidence-Proviiencr. c; jersey CITY. 3
AZ NeWark-Newark. 8: Baltimore 4 Scrnud
game: Newark. :; Baltimore .
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en q Il -. -.

FiTsr base an ball=-OT E-sdy. o. q K,rhsns. s.
Of callahan. lnTi1-s ritchsd-Rv Braj,. J. by
Burhsrs 8 Hits msde-Of Brady ., ~ Burnzrs
g. Strlck out-By Callahan = b. Burhans.
Three-base hir-Smirh- TWo-hass hits-tsa-lilrer
Burhzns. CALLAHAN. Saclfoc hr-AI-lcy. stolen
bases-csriher. Wehb lN. Shcid Wclrcl e.
Double rls-B -Burhans % smith % HARDING Passed.
smith. Urnnirc-3lr N,c-s- Tiu,e
q gzne-l hour ard 3 minutes
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EaTled T1ls-AndreTs. ;. H0Tl-d- 2 Let -
bSses-AadrsWs. g: Howard. J. First base CT
tslls-Off Weber {, % Freeman. A. St-uck osr
BY Weber. !. b. Fruensn. G Three-base hits
walsh J. AIulTcy. Trchlse hit-DzTis SacTlaee
hits-6arland Wslsh. Richariso-L stolen bssa.-
Freeman !. NIuiyey Davis. Doubse ulavs-ga--
lard 70 D. oIulrey. DAVIS 20 .. NulreT o. Ut
b pifcheT-By Weher I Cmpire-0ir. Hinds I'm
Of Eame-2 hO1E
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i--t on hascs-Fhiladeiphia. Q. Boston s. Rs.es
on balls-Of Mattem g - Sparks 7 Stu-ck
our-B SPARKS 4 Thrce- ba.a hr-Rrsns6eld Tvo-
hasf hsrs-Oshcrne kfsbe. Thomas Sarrl1c~ hirs
Grant. Mage starr. DeninCcr Double play
Grant 20 Doolin 10 Bransdcid. Umpires-aIessrs.
klem and Tr1hy. Time q game hour and 3
minutes Atfeudant--sOE
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--it 'L uAeer i't-lon D Philadelphia. J. F9sp-
ON tnIs-Of Ryan. ,; "A Krause. l. STRUCK ONT
BY Ran. ]: BY Burchell .: by Rrause 4 Tbrce-
base hrt-Thcmas. Two-bsse hits-Davis Tfo7,ss
oacf1ice i'i,s-Gaaicy Baker. Stolen hase-f,oiltns
Dcnee Duy-ColiinS 20 Barr Wild pi;ch-Burcbeu
JmTires-AiessTs 0'Loughlin ard Pr-ripe 1ir-e NJ
game houT and $ minutes Attendance
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Al LsWrence-LaTrcnce !. Lowell. O.
A. Brocktcn-Lynn. s; Bnoczton J.
At New BedforG-Harerbfll 2; New Bedford l
Al Fan Riyer-Fan River. 6: Worcester. 5
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A--ilA run -'ili'li.iial q blreau- flrS- hGee
on crr-rs-Airnicipal. g; Bureau. . Left on bases-
NuricInaL Z. B--ru. Passes on haIis-OF Re-
rolds 1- ~ Freeman D. ~ Brooks .. an Wan
Innings ritsnod-Bv Reynolds 8: bv Freeman
.; hy Bro1Es. 8; b. Hall T. Hits made-Of Rrr-
rolds. :, OF Freeman. E. OF Brooss n. OF Han
strucs ouf-Ry Eeyucids. 9: b. Freeman s.
uy Brooks ., hv Han s. HONE ulr-Revnold-
rllrCc-hsse hits-Bcyu0lds -. Dyson Two-hase
-Reyu1lds Freeman. Atkinson. SacrfSce hits
Wilkin-0n. Jacbsna. Payne. Stcicn bases-Frpe-nsu.
Gilchrist %. DAVIS johnson Wi,kinson Andrcws
Thornton. Williams Johnson WLd uifc'irs-
Freeman Hrn. Passed b1IIs-Payne 80 I'm
pire-Mr- HHr,ey- Time n same-l herr sad %
minutes.
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Leit on bases-Washington. s: New
lork, s First base on balls-On Groom
= on Gray, 4; Off BrOckett. 8. Struck out
by Gray. :; by BrOckett. . Three-base
hits-Lelivelt Single Two-base bits-SIc-
BRIDE. Chase. Sacrifice hits-COnrov
Brockett Sacrifice flies - Delehanfy,
Knight. Austin. Stolen bases-Cree. FL
8sIleig' Shase: Engle, Demitt. Blair.
Passed bail-Blankenship. Tmn{res =
Messrs. KERN and Sheridan. Time of
game hour and s. minutes
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left On bases-Agriculturll 5, Advent = First
base tals-Of DampieT. /. N Seghnrn /. 90
ESdsDess z. Innings pitched-By Seehorn l: By
Ejdsness s. HIS made-Of EidneSs . StY-ck
Out-By Dampier. 4, hy Seeh0n. I; BY E6sness 5
Two-base hit-COnOTer. Sacrifce hits-Le Drc %
Priest. Msrpiy Eidsness. Oakley. stolen bases-
Priest. Murphy e.. Pumphrey. Dom. Double
play-Eids1ess to Murphy to ETenS Hft by pstcl-
eT-By Dampier. L Umpire-air Han1iboe- Tine
of Fame-i hour and s. minutes.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE

A. Greensboro-'ireensboro 3: GreenviTe L
Al Anderson-Andsrscu. ); Charlotte 3
Al Nins'on-Sal alern-tirSt game: Winston salem
?. Spartanbu,g c Second gaue. Wi,.+on-Ssi-17,
81 spartan6urg 3. Eleven inninss. dsfkncssl
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At New Orleans-Aieniphis. ?: New Orleans. 0.
~ bHlniiiEn am Atlanta. =; Birmingham J.
At Little Rock-Moble I: Little Ro-t
N Monigomery-first game: Nashville ?, Mont
EoInerg' J. Second game: Montgomery. 4, Nash
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GIANTS TRIM SUPERBAS.
Journey Over the Bridge and De
feat NeighbOrS by { to ?.

New York, June 2e-The Giants went
over 10 Brooklyn to-day and keat the
Brooklyns in an interesting game Score
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To Va't hiIs-4Icinlyfe, IlIrncr O'Leary Easter-
g Sacrifice hits-Bush Bradley. Lord. Stoyau
stolen bases-Crawfcrd OLeary. Turner Bass on
bais-Oh Mullin. /; on Young s. Left on base
Detroit. s. Cleveland . Struck out-Bv Nlunip
,; by Young Umpires-NcssIs Hurst and
Atiendauct-5es5
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DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL
Nationals and Highlanders
Split Even at Gotham.
JOHNSON INvINCIBLE IN FIRST

Holds HiEhIa nders 20 Four Scattered
Hts and II Master of Situation
street Renched in Second Game
and BIankenship Is n Poor Substi-
tute, Allowing Many Stolen Bases.
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Tro-hase hits-Carr. Pcurose. Rider Three-bass
hiI-CGr Home u'n-HoEscf Hits n.ade-On
Wooden. 70. CT Ritter. 3: Of Ashford ]: oF Lit
9. Sacrifice hits-Suyde- Meazhcr o. stolen bases
-Alney. Mccarthy. Rcasse -. Bcrlick. CsTrgsu
Fenton- Double steal-Heywood asd Meagher
Double play Handiboe 70 Carr. LETT On bases-G
+. O.. g. Marines. 9 First base on hails-Of
Ritter J. of Wooden >. on Ashford 2: cf Lit-. s.
cd Payne. J. First basr on crrcrs--ts =. o. -
Marines. . Struck out-By Ritter . b. Weoden
8, b. Ashford. J b, Lit. . hy Ps,re =. Umpire
MIR Se,iey. Tine = saus-s hours and 10
minutes
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

A. Iancaster-Readiug. I; Lancaster. >
AZ Trcutcn-York. O: Trenton. J.
Al WlilhnspoTt Harrisburg. /; WiIlismsport. 6
IL Atoona-JohnstoEn. o; Altoora. :.
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PAPER MAKERS WIN AGAIN.

Defeat Howard Printing Company iu
6 One-Gtded Game by Il TO I.
The Andrews Paper Company team won
q cne-sided game from the Howard Print
ing Company team yesterday afternoon
By a score OF - 10 8 The Paper Makers
had things all their own way. hitting the
hall st 1sis--~e Score
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flst ptrf % eilVls-E alAficer s. Let On uasfS-
isecd s. PsrErieW = Bases en- haIls-Of stuart
g. q Mciarand- 3 Innings pilched-By
sTlart %: tg Hudeins. l-3 Hits made-Oh
Stuart = of Hudgins. ]. struck out-By Stuart
=: ,y sicFsriand. = Thrre-hase hits-B. GaIlaghcr
Afscc. Ta'o-llssc hits-B Gallagher AIaddcx Nan
Hoover. S1CTiice hits-Nau- KoehlCr PCrley- stolen
bases- Pyyley. Iones Koehlsr. BaC-ette. 3. GaEac-
hsr. Double IlSy-1lcCOy 90 Hoover: Stuart %
Hoover to H0SnCr. BaE-ette % Ohier Kit by
Isicber-By 8icFariaad. 8. b. Stuart L Passed
baIi-NfcDouald. Unp1re-Mr. Firregan. Tine Of
game-l lcu and - Hiuu.es.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al 81 Paul-St Paul. 10. Toledo. 3
A. MilWaukee-AIilwaukee. 4; Louisville q
Al Kansas City-IDdianSpoEs /: Reusas Cirv O.
AT Minneapolis-First game. Columbus /. 1Iin-
leapolis. Q. Second game: Columbus. G. Mime
rolls 4 -
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BALTICs IN SEVENTEENTH.
local CIubmen Win Sensational
Game from BaIIstOn by TO l.

Bailston. Va. June @9.-The locals
were defeated By the Baltic Ath-
letic club OF Washington, here TO-
day IN the seventeenth inning. score . 10 Z
The game was well played throughout
and witnessed by a large crowd. Franc.
for the locals. pitched TIE entire game.
holding the visitors 10 ten hits Keane
and Lampkiu were the visitors tviriers.
the latter being the most effective Score:
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Chase, Engle Demitt and knight
we're factors in a gale OF hitting in the
seventh inning. Ia addition. Demitt
stole third while Gray held the hall. and
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Navy. .; Tra~-V. T. Lef- ON hsses-Narr 3.
Treasury Bass on haEs-O@ Rlrr-rrr
str1ck rlt-Br Bur1fer o Pr Cr0son 2 Th-ec-
base hr-Hauua- Two-has- hi,-Gau-mel stolen
bass Bielassi .7. sErith. He~ter Vsud~cr Hanna
''amrnei bcrhlr rlays-O Nen "a Rielaskf q
o'Neib 20 M-Carthr. MrCar-Hy to Cse-rmeu. NJ
Carthv to German to ON-U. Hit b. pitrrer-Rv
iros'u. J. Ni4 uirch-fr~~0n Umpire Mr. Ven
able Tine Of zame-2 hours and minutes
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STILL WHINING.
AEEfcs Take Advent Into Camp in
Good style.

The Farmers easily disposed OF the
Advent tribe in the Independence League
yesterday II 70 8 Oakley was the only
man on either team 10 get more than
one hin Sc0re-
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Al Casrlsston- Charleston. ;. Caattanocga-
Al Jacksonville -JacksnEEiIie. s. SaTaunah Q.
At Columbia Columbia, Q; Columbus. .
A. Nacou-Aagus.a. 2; Macon. O.
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-Battod for Corev IN ninth inning.
Philadelphia -.-...-..-........ . 0IIer-f
Boston ion------.--....-...,..... @ o Is
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PLAY TO A TIE
Reed and ParISvfew Play Seven In
ninEs without Decision.

Reed held Parkview 10 a 10 tie
IN the Suburban circuit yesterday. and
would have won but for d rally by
Psrkview in the last round. when they
v,,oso tf-ao r-r-e Cco-a.
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OPEN WITH VICTORY.
PhilIies Trim Doves I'm First OF
Long Home Series.

Philadelphia. June 2e-The Phiuies
opened a long st-home series to-day by
beating Boston in an interesting game.
Seore-
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
WnshinEtOn, 81 New York, 1.
New York, III Washington, g.
Detroit. 81 Cleveland. -
ST. Louis, =; Chicago, I.
Philadelphia, ., boston. O.
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HARVARD SHUT OUT
Yale Wins Second Game of
Championship Series.
TIMELY HITTING TURNS TRICK

Van Week and PhiIbin Use the WI
low to Advantage with Men Oecu-
pyiBg sacks, Bringing Victory for
Old EIi-vzn Week Pitches SteadT
GEme-h Relieved by Merritt.
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RANKERs- LEAEIE-
PRINCE GEoRGE COUNTY LEAGUE.
CoLORED nEPARTAIENTAL LEAGrE-
SURPRISE CHURCHMEN.
COnEreSsionaIs Get Good start and
Win from St. Martins.

The Ccngressionals defeated tire 81
Martins nine TO 5. in the Marquette
League. Yesterday. the result coming as
4 surprise. GaIIiher. Shedd. and Bur
hans each connected with the horsehide
Tor three hits. and the losers outbatted
the winners by a sood margin.
Callahan was in good form and fan
ned seven Of his opponeurs Score
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-Battsd for Brown in seventh inning.

Pittshurg ............. fol0 00hgg
Chicago go--.-.-................. o O 0 0 90 o-i
Tro-h-s - hf-a-TTut-r Eorr-.r Cftslr H..
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"CY" YOUNG BUMPED.
Tigers Land ON Veteran's DeIiVerv
and Bat Out Victory.

Detroit. Mich. June 29-Detroit defeated
It's ancient rivals from Cleveland this
afternoon. Scorc-
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there was a sacrifice fly, a vide throw by
Conroy. and productive lnfield out. Four
runs sifted across during the divorce do
fnve
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BROWNS WIN OPENER.

Take White SOK Into Camp in First
Game OF Series.
chicago. June 29.-St Louis won the
opening game Of the series with the yvhlte
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Totais.-...--- sIf-8T 81

Two out when vianinz run ras made
Car DeDt -..-...--..... o o8 5-s
lrsiaraen- en----------.---.---.. 0 Q 8 . s O-s
LET on blsss-t-ar DerE-- 9, Trimmer 8 Bazss
~ hails-ur Nasoe. p Innings ritc,c6-Br
Ihorre. -; bv kirov SIS HITS mads-Of
IhcTc- 5, ~ kilroy- = Sfrcef ou--Rv Thc-,e
s; be- klror. s. bs Wstson : Threc-tzse hsf-
BundT- kir-l- Tvo-hase iifS-Rundv Rvor. In
Sir Fiyun. Tins q same-I hoa- and 3
minutcA
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-Bstted for Jamss

tiTsi base on erT0rs-Bethany. {; st Pau. ,
Left on hases-BethaHy. Z; ST. Paul. :. First base
On hails-Of Dodd. s: OF james 8 Innings
ritcaed-BT James Z: by Palmer. = Hi,s mad
Oh James. 10. on Palme-. :. Struck out-By
jane & by Palmer .; b. Dodd 4 ThIee-base
hits-Nenefee Ne1ICIis TWo-bsse hNs-Dugan.
Taylor. Balks-James. Palmer Stolen bases-C
Evans. Haas, Double rlsys-c. Evans 70 J. Coe-
mar. ". Love 10 J. Coleman 10 McMorris j. Cole
man 10 Goodman % J. Coleman. Eit By pitcher
by James ;; by Palmer. l. Umuire-Mr. Hughes.
Tine a gsmel herr ard 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
Van Week Starts Trouble.
The score.
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stolcu bases-Cushmz- e.. Van Vleck- Tzo-bass
hir-PhiIbin- S-u-c< Clt-By HICKS. 8. b Va1
Tleck. . b. Merritt . Bzse On tzus-OT H5css
., % 1leritt. 2 Umri-c5-Mess-z A5zus ard
smith
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30

Saefinee tils-N1lace- PrIrteu S;rlek out-By
Walsh. g.; by Howell /. Or Graham a n. :,
lalls-pf Howell J. on Walsh 3 Double rlsvs-
lanneaih 10 Atz 10 Isbeil. Williams to Iones
feIris 70 Williams % Jones Lett On basss-Cbicago
s. - Louis . Wild pitch Howell Time Of gsTpe
i hour aud = minutes Ur,ri-ss Nrass-, -.
and Egan.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
FIRST GAME.

t9attFu TOT Knight IN thc n1nIil.
Washington o O I IAN q %
New York.. 0 o o O. @ O-1
Left on bases Washington. .: New
York. o. First base on balls-OM Johnson.
q OF WARRIOR . Struck out-Ry John
son, >; by WarhOp 3. Home run-Deniitt.
Sacrlnce hitS-Street. COnrOv. Engle
stolen base-AuStin Double plav-Syyee-
Gey 10 Elberfeld. Hit by pitcher-By
Johnson J. Umpircs-Mcssrs KERN and
oHe ldan- Time OF game hour and 80
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
DISTRICT BOYS LOSE.
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing
Wins in CoIored Departmental.

The Bureau team easily defeated Muni-
cipal In the Colored Departmental League
yesterday. "A 70 10 The playing OF John
son and Wilkinson were the features.
RcVnOIdg bsgfA8 ,-aU Ss~~-e-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
WESTERN LEAGUE.

A. Pueblo-Puehlo. Il Omaha. 3
A. DenTer-Dcnrer. ,: Pes Nosn-..
Al Iopeka-IopekAs !; Sioux Clu. Z
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30

Two-base hits-Tinksr. Holman Gibson Taf.e-
base hits-Niller. schultz stolen base-Niler
Bases on bals-Of Leiheld O. on Brown Z Stnsck
cnt-By Leifc'd. &. bv Brown e. by Phester.
Wild pitch Pfester. Umplr1s-Aiessn. O-Day and
Enslie. Time q game-i hour and 70 minutes Al
sepdanre-5 80
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
HIT WINS GAME.
Bundy's TwO-base smash in Ninth
Brings Victory.

Bundy caught one OF Watson's curves
on the nose for a double yesterday in
the Railroad Y. n c. A. League and
scored Handy from third. winning the
same, 9 10 6 for the Car Department
team
sullivan made several good catches
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-16
THE WEATHER
IN PENSACOLA

Furnished by local office, .. S.
weather bureau, for the Pensacola
Journal of June Is, 1903.
Maximum temperature yesterday,
SO degrees at 11:45 a. m.
Minimum temperature yesterday, II
degrees at 1870 a. m.
Average maximum temperature for
this date, So degrees.
Average minimum temperature for
this date, "A degrees.
Normal temperature for this date,
so degrees.
Accumulated excess of daily mean
temperature since LIST of month, s de-
grees.
Accumulated excess of daily mean
temperature from January LIST to the
LIST of the month, 81 degrees.
Total rainfall since LIST of the month
1874 inches.
Normal rainfall for this month, 4.S7
inches.
Total excess of rainfall from Janu-
airy LIST to LIST of month, 5.23 inches.