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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-05-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Walter Pellet was at Sheboygan Tues
day on business.
Judge Cratic was a. Sheboygan Mon
day on business.
Judge Kirwan is holding court at Ke'
waunee this week.
Mr.. Louis Kunz transacted business at
Milwaukee Friday.
Mr.. S. T. Pratt was at Chicago on
business last week.
There was heavy frost Monday
night of this week.
Mrs. Lyman Nash was Milwaukee
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Potter is visiting with
friends at Waupun.
Mr.. Carl lander took a trip to Mil
waukee Wednesday.
Mr.. Andrew Johnson took trip to
Milwaukee Monday.
Miss Lydia Hoppert has returned from
visit at Sheboygan.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-05-13

Judge Chloupek has fixed the date at
Way Is 70, y hearing on the petition of
Richard Drews of CoUperstowu for the
appointment Of commission to appraise
land for new road on the county line
ties The town board of Cooperstown
has declined to open the road,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-05-13

DON'T BUY CEMENT-Until you get
our prices We carry the largest stock
in the city and guarantee better cement
and better service than you can get
elsewhere.
MANITOwOC LAND e. FUEL Co.
Telephone-37 Quay ST East of Sth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-05
&tinc Ginmiid,nngi bes StaatsScpnr'
tcmcnts in Wuroppl.G Ontrpucric.

@ob ington, :. g., 4. Noo.
Ios StaatSceportcmcnt lebntc
bcute Gin @cirf Ser Notionulen Geo.
bropbiihcn @eicqidoit, Die llniuerii.
idt uolt Gopcnba1er burd ben sc
innoteH ggon nm GrluubniB jur
Triiiung Der Nui5eid)nunaen ocS Ir.
.Gnot bitten 81 laiien, iobaIo oicicI'
ben Der llriuerlitdt uorliegcn, ldlonf'
neg ob. Cine Delegation Der crpGbn'
ten @elelidait unterbreitete oaS Nls
iinnen Dem StootSocpartcment, allein
hos Sebtere lit ni6t g%eionncn, iih oilf
oieie. @eiie in sic Ioropol.G ontro.
reric biileill l%ootielI 81 laiicn. Die
Geooraphiihe @elelld)olt aebt jest
nit Der 2biidjt ltl,. ein Gornitc nod)
Gnpcnboaen 5lI i6iden, lucld)ce BORT
SIC llniperiitGt %iornlell I'M cine &c
lcgenbeit our Eriiiltng Der Goof'iGcil
@etpcile erlithen ion. GoS Stanta.
Deportrnent o6er miro jid) offer Gin.
iiiiidllllt8 cntbolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-05

Die Streid)ung elmer S5ene porge.
'fldgen, Die linn onitobig erid)ein II.
mir bic Gntmidelung Der Soltolun9
pbnc Vela19 mor. Srou @~ilbenbrub
itlntntte 5it. NiS ober ser &oiier llo1
cine .onoere Nenoerm19 porgenpnr'
men boben nollte, CAB Srou @iloelt.
Sttldj d5ur7 @hhpbtt; itr> @nttt'" tdbt
aerobe hieier Stelle bcion0erc @id).
ti9tpit bei9eIegt.
gr>1l oieiem Sale" eruioertc Ser
@onatd), vioa tic ielhitperitdnolih
lteben bleiben."
Stcdbrieflid ) periolgt.
GdS bieIiae Eoli5ei . YrGlibirm
pcrolientlid)t oilf Grilihen Der 9il.
oopeiter Seboroen eil1en Stedbrici
gcgen Den &uufnlann Steian $50.
Doe. Gieier bate, mic am /. Sftobet
in einer Sepeihe ans @ubapeit &c.
nteloet, Siqileure init WetbplaIfobol
pcrieBt uIb oieien geiGbrliden Stoii
IN groBen Wengeii perfauit. Snfolge
oe$ 8enulies oes Suiels ionoen niht
mcniger oils 80 Eerionen ben zoo,
mGbreno 50 erfronften. Mad) Dem
iliid)tig 9emoroenen S5oboe miro ieit
MouutSiriit eifrig geiubnbet.
Muf Oer @eierung. !
8ie aus Sioenburg genelOet miro,
oerI1Bt Gr5bcr5ogin Gliiabetb IN 9ul+
Or ooS Sanotorium I'M Soululs, no
iie in SolGc ettes nerpoien SeioenS
lett Monoten lmtrrgebradbt mar. Gie
5iiritin febrt Deinn. oa lid ibr 3lli
itono nod ben Mngoben Der Ier5tc
erbebfid) oaebciiert bot.
oant'heae6 Selblts
moro.
Ger 0orIteber Der Barrier @ei1crol'
Naentur oes Norob. Ilopo, Eaiu'
ionsfi, bat. mie aus Bremen gen'e!'
bet miro, Selbitmorb begongen. Gr
botte eint babe Mi1ion Worf BON
benz 0ermGgen ieiner StieItod)ter
p%eruntreut. Tie @ittlpe lit cine
Nmerifonerin.
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Weorr nui sdsitcrbanien perbraunt.

anoruiIle, WftIi., 4. Nop.
@robc Iuirenung berrid)t bier IN
6rl1e zines 2pndgcrittSj melteni
Gin Der liebcutudjen 9ronoiriltltn8 an
Gctlogtcr Neat4, Iameus Geonoro
Iunntore, 5ittii 0pier 8etalen III,
Sic Ntitt8dn5 ut int 10 8t6Ber, dis
bic lodtcr otSS 9feaers, rbpidc ibrcr
Batter rtttcn hbatc, bel ochi 8criltde
idrucr rcripittoet uitroc. Tie Nelpob'
ner Der StoAt bobcn lid III 5wri Hor,
telcn actbeilt;-lno man %crlportet je'
zen AilgrnbIif, DUB eS 81 ernitcn
.iHsid)reitulgtn tonitncn miro. Ter
Nc9er jeff i'm leBtcil Wouat licbcn
N0llier III auoruiQc ongc5ilnoet bo-
Bon. Oe9cn bic icdjs MGrner, melde
1uu @elpndItcn in ieitlem Sullie iibcr-
iiulen, i'm tantpilmidbig mnftelt mo
chi Den Sdcitcrbduien idlcpptcn,
imurocn NuitGcieble crloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-05
WcGt itraflps aus.

Gleuclnul 8. 4. Houember.-
Aui Srbre 0C9 @onoels' uno %2lrbcitS.
Slportcments babelI Ole hieiigcn gin'
lronocrlnga Ncbor0cn Or. Charles
Miea5uros, Ger am lebten Nrcitug bier
inter ainct hr iCinem Seimdthalonoc
llll1orll c~rb6bOncn 9tnllogc Der In
irridlnNung ucrhoitet murbc, iuieocr
in 6reibcit NeieBt. Gic GntidciOlull
ncr TcruoltltnBa-9cb6roc in Woib.
in0ton miro bier onbin ollpgcIelt, Ooi;
MesjoroS ul Ole 1nigariId)en 9cbOr'
bCt nid)t nrl51cIiciert meroen fam,
neil or icit Grbcbin1 Der Nntloge
mehr ais orCi Sabre lit ben Ser,
Staotcn ani1iiiA mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-05
Gampi nm Heocfrciheit.

Spofonc 8oib., 4. Hopember
@oit rrllcn 6iibrern g%eleitet mo
crmltbigt ourd) Den 9eiitono Don
Sr5inliitcn mo ciniaen conrogirtcn
SufirogettcrL boGcn bier Die rSnou,
trial @orferS OF the Worlo" ibrcn
&ornpi I'M Hcoeireibcit oui Den Stro.
ben luieoer muIGenommen. ,Sm 9uuic
teS GornlittogS rarcn bcreitS cilt
Tuteno Rc0ncr arrctirt mo nod Dem
@efdngniB obqeiilbrt moroen, uno Die
NiijcihGn narell, ouB nod Dor Gin.
iritt Der ltudJt neiterc bunoert bis
5wcibunbcrt Nerboit..ngen pcrgenpml.
iuen mcrocn lpilroen. ria
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-05

rchtS 6loggc o%uipiIot5cn nil, bier
onaetonlmcn. sir Die @~eiteigul9
beS Eife's Eeof on1 tonlmeuoen. 6rei.
toa bot iie Die 3obnroobnbn 9enlie.
tibet, oerrn 6obrteu fir oieic Saiiun
bereits .ein0eiteqt moreu. 9ie oiIi5lt.
pilanaenoe 6Iagge trGgt Die Sn.
.idjriit: ggGotes Tor &pnien" in idtpor!
5eH &ettern. Srou @afer bat auf
oent I'M lebten Sommer IN Gonoon
obgeboltcncn Sroucnltinrmred)tS'
Gonpent Den Noropelten Der Ser.
Stontcn ola Selp9atin pertreterl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-05
Der icdtite @cbmrtstao.

colon A. Nopember. - @onj
Eononio ~feicrte oen iediten @eburtS.
tog Der Hepublif, unb in Der &anol.
gone mar oesbolb ii6eroq Seiertug.
8ouperlleur Welenoe5 biclt an @or,
mittog cinen Gmpfong ob, 81 mel
dent pielc omerifaniibe YeoIJlte er.
i6ienep llparcL lin ole Mittogs,
Iinnbe fcllerte Rfr gperifopiiGe areu.
ser ~1eS @oincs" 81 Gbren pcs Ia,
seS cilien solit bon = Sdiiiicn,
Sic 5eltlidfeiten ooncrll olld) ulori
Ae.n nod iort, Az ,.,,,,.
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8robcr @akeriaa in 2abraoor.

., Oi6ffo f. 8ise,, 4. Nopember.
~ Ier 5orider eoparb Bald Barr
sop bier, welfer ioebsn aus 2obra,
Ger 3uriidgefebrt lit, beridtct bab q
BORT III @ilonib cineu getualtigcn
@aNeriaG cntoedt bot, meld)en err iilr
Den mGhtiglten bGlt, meld3er aui ser
gon5en iueitlifcn Salbfugel 5u i'm
cen lit. Barr mnd)te Die g%ntOedinS
ealf elmer Canoe Sabrt Den Gator.
&irr Dinaui, melde ieine grpeoi.
ticua mnternabm. Gieier 5oa loa nod
gewaltiger iein, oils Der @runo Toll
il, 2abrabor, lueld)er cine &obc pon
36S SUB bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-05
Scr idncaItc TrcaSuoug6t

NoflonN We., 4. Nouenlber.-
Cine belttc pom Sblod)tidiii n]tortb
Gofoto" 1cnl0fte YrobcinGrt iiber
6cu &lirS bel &odIono ioQ ergCbcn
BADEN, oob oo5 6ubr5cllg niht MIR
ems Scr 5pci mGHtigitcn Sdlodt.
idiiic Ser @eIt it, ionbcrn aud, ser
oiIeri6ncIlitc oacr GrcaonouobtS.
IS cntpidcItc cine Worimol. Shncl-
li0tcit pon 22.25 @uuten llllb cine
eurd)ibnittIi0c BON 2t.S33.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-05
Nid|t ipabr, iagt Smpot.

~ u i gto ils d. g. 4. 3top,
Gahflalige Der 9uur2 oes Eraii
0cllten Iaft oiirdj Utah ip,tropn bier
%ueruebmbar. nls Scnator Snoot. Ger
ioeben Don Der Sour nit Dem Erus
iioenten, ocn Wiiiiiiippi obpdris,
hierber 5uriidaefcbrt lit, Die GrflG.
RING obgob, Die in 3eitungen cntbol.
len geuelenen angaben iiber Die er.
liere 5olir leicn 81 politiiden 3peden
a%ilsgebedt moroen. Smloot lagt, eS
let inTpobr, oab Die Mornlonen Den
E%raiioenten fir lid omonopoliiirt"
batten5 uno Die oahin lnutcnben Pin
gnben ieicn cine ilagranie &erleumr-
Ding oes Staatcs lltnb.
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Ncn.W crifu,s Mineral eidltbum.

@oibin'3tou. :. q. 4. Nou.'
@crtrctcr Der gunocsregierunD
boben olli citcm aroBen Bebict Scr
riientlibcn SGnoereien in9teutN erifo
tcitc MincralIager uno insbeicnoere
&nbIenloger cntbedt, uno bas Gepar.
tcmcnt oes Snnern bat in6olge oeiieu
it Dem c~ruGbnien Staat etlpo 1872,
440 Nder bis sur beitinmtcn aloiii
i~ifotion Scr ~priputen 9~elieoeluna ert.
5ugcH.
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Smffrasettcn : Mimmpis.

Tenper, Col. 3, Iou. = 6ral
6elen g. 8afer. Die betonute Dor.
famptcrin iiir 5ranenitimmred,t aus
Spotane, Maib., iitaui ihrem @ege
nod Moniton unAiSgm @ipieLa Don
Bites Yeqt, ma 5iie. cine, BON Gna.
LAMB beriiber gcbradte 1roueuitimm.
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Sas &utcutamt mnsae6cno.

@uihinNtoM :. g., 1. Non.
Ter Gntidlcibul9 5uioIge, mclfc
Stcrrihtcr Sbcpnro pom Nppellbof
res 0titritt2 GoIumbiu obAnb, bobel
rie @cridItc nid)t hua Ned)t, Die lin.
tcriltdrulQcn Oea EotentburconS in
Jlpctiel 81 5ichcn ooer 5u coutrpliren.
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%ermiiditc tclcaruphiidr SrpcidIcn.
@n Siour Gitp &u., crbiclt
NnI. @olonou 9ciud) non ieinem
Subnc SbomoS, mcldcr icit |o6rGl
luiNt oobGim 1riucicn lit. Nus 6rcuoe
iiber Die Hiidtcbr bca Suhuca 6caonll
,Soaolpnp jill trcincn, n(4 tr pl0blid
lpirocr iehep tpnlte.
49, ySic Ir. %. Woltcr NolOcn IN
Gctucr erflGrt meldcr 0oa Amt oc5
YrGiiocrtcu oC3 ltnQtlidru }Iutihlbcr.
tllloic- &crcina bcflci0Ct. lit Sic Iiir.
irrge iiir hthcrfulUic Notirnten in 0cl
Yer. Stuutcu nod io monAcIboit, 0oB
alti 40 EotiCltcn IN ocn ucrihic0c.
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frau WiHiain GDpf,
sioniiirls alnoattam,rsris.
@iQiamGoof
Nortb. lno GrcenmOnnt.Npea
~ fSua24 .lgo. W. 9Tlt4'%t
8rlb gu usrlf:tta.

Nle, iuefdic Wtic arGtauhteu, tyredbsu biei
uur. Inleiben uli Snliite. Nobel mto tsrlno
Wseibooen ,soitimpre ,sngetmeMt Co." Nr
100 Wuro.Ga:a.etraGc (2i3-)
The Washington herald., 1909-07-10
HUGHES WINS GAME
Long Tom Steers Nationals
to Victory Over Maps.
LELIvELT MAKES GREAT CATCH

Young OutneIder Jumps High in AIR,
Pulls Down Ball, and Turns Com
pIete SOmersaalt-Our Boys HIT
Berger Hard and Tsmely-TweIye
CIeveIanders Fan the Air.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-10
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Turner was inserted IN the ninth TO
bat for Berger, and famed Just the same
as the others.
Conroy played Ike anything but a lame
man at third base his work bordering on
the phenomenal
Stovan and Hinchman singled in the
fourth. but Hughes struck out Bemis.
Birmingham. and Perring.
It was an awful decision by which Brad
ley was declared safe at first in the
second inning. q decision that allowed
Perring 10 score.
Since Birmingham resumed playing he
mad hit safely IN every game until to-day.
when Hughes famed him three times and
Lelivelt robbed him of home run.
Although Cantillon makes no announce
ment. T. is thought that he will use
johnson again tomorrow and repeat
Hughes on Monday. Hughes really has
q lame arm, but he is game
Birmingham fell victim to the old fash
Toned out-drop employed so frequently
The Washington herald., 1909-07-10
YEsTERDAY's RESULTS.

Washington, ~ Cleveland, 3.
Boston, - Chicago, L.
New York, 5I st. Louis, ?.
PhIIRdelphia, ?; Detroit, o.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-10

by Tom Hughes He really should have
had home run in the sixth, save for
the wonderful catch by Lelivelt. but
the three other times he was at bat ne
famed.
In the fifth inning Hinchman ducked
away from an inshoOt and Egan called
strike. Hinchman stopped TO kick and
Hughes shot the ball over again. Hinch-
man turned just IN time and swung.
sending hot grounder 20 Mcbride, leaV-
ms two Maps stranded on the bases.
There was q peculiar play IN the
seventh Inning. Lelivelt was on second
when Milan sent a hard grOunder 70
Ball He reached Il ell right, but in
turning 10 make the throw. dropped the
ball. Lelivelt saw the slip-up and started
for home. Perring snatched the ball and
threw to Bemis In touching Leliveit
Bemis' mitt was knocked from his hand,
but he chung 10 the ball and the runner
was ruled out
The Washington herald., 1909-07-10
MARINES SURPRISED
st. Stephens Hands Soldier
Boys a Lemon.
FORM REVERSAL BY WINNERS
Donovan Gets Bumped and Griffin
Takes His Place with One Ont and
Catching the Other Asleep at
First-Snyder Gets a Homer.

St. Stephens Institute sprung q big
surprise yesterday afternoon by defeat
ing the Marines 10 to 9. in the Capital
City League.
Donovan made his first appearance with
the ST. stephens yesterday and Manager
Fortune sent him in 10 start the battle.
but he gave up IN the fourth. His OppO-
nents connected safely for a total Of
five bingles. while he passed three and
famed seven Griffin was sent in in the
hnal session, with the bases fun and
one out He caught Ritter mapping at
first and struck out Amey.
Ritter did the twirling for the Marines
and he was touched up pretty lively.
twelve safeties being made by the oppO-
eition
The feature Of the game was the bat
ting OF Snyder. He clouted out a home
run and two singles Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-10
GAMES TO-DAY.

Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at st. Louis
The Washington herald., 1909-07-10
GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital City Leasue-G- P. o. vs.
Brentwood
Departmental Leasue-No game sehed-
uiCd.
sunday school -Eamlins vs.
Bethany.
Marquette League-Pension Ofce VS.
BlOomingdale.
Independence League-Adve1t vs.. Ninth
Suburban League-Reed VS.. WOodburn.
r p Z M &. A. League Southern IS.
Shcpmen.
Bankers League-Bank OF Washington
vs.. National City
C0l0red Departmental LeaEGe-N -Nunicl-
Ing.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-10
OLYMPIA A. C. WINS AGAIN.
TnI1es Nativity Chapel Into Camp by
score Of 10 l.

The Olympia A. c defeated Nativity
Chapel yesterday in an uninteresting
game, 8 70 L The Olympias Outclassed
the losers in every department in the
game.
Walters. on the mound for the Club
men. twirled a steady game. and finished
by striking out Thompson, the crack
Brentwood slugger Upton. IN left for
the Olympias, captured two skyscrapers
that were lost IN the sun. Dodge captured
q live drive that had the earmarks OF q
hit.
For the losers. Martin. on first, played
good ban, as did Small
The Olympia 4. c. claims the sixteen
and seventeen year old championship Of
The Washington herald., 1909-07-10
STANDING OF rHE TEAsIl

New York, July 9-The Pirates got
even to-day by drubbing the Giants twice
WiIdness by the New York pitchers,
helding errors. and elouts by the Pirates
when they did the most good told the
story OF both games.
Probably the largest attendance on rec
ord was there. The attendance was about
3t.oOo, and it was necessary to close the
gates early. Scores;
The Washington herald., 1909-07-10
ADAMS STILL WINNING.
SHOWS Car Department Under with
Graham in the Box

Graham was in good form yesterday
and Adams Express Company easily de-
feated the Car Department 10 70 !. in
the R r Y NJ c. A League He al
lowed but I'VE bits. and the losers got
their only tally on a misDlay.
Adams made two fire double plays and
their fielding was brilliant throughout.
but the Car Department aggregation. On
the other hand. bungIed five chances
sam Peck caught a good game. while J.
Peck and Hanvey each made three hits
E0o~a-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-10
JOHNSON BATTED OUT.
war and Navy TyvirIer Retires ia
Favor OF brown in Fourth.

The Bureau took nicely 20 Johnson's
fast curves yesterday, and proceeded 10
bat him out OF the box in three innings.
Score; War and Navy. 13; Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing 13 Brown
came 10 mis- rescue. however. and saved
the cay BY letting down the heavy hit
ting Engravers with I've scattered hits
S. Johnson played short for The Bu-
reaus and he was there with his sen
rational PLAYS. cutting the runners OF A.
home plate. Brown pitched a STEADY
game for the Wa and Navy. Score
The Washington herald., 1909-07-10
CHERRYDALE ADDS ANOTHER
Suburbanites Trim Grand Views by
G-tO-5 score.

The Cherrydale Athletic Club added an
other victory TO their long string yester-
day by defeating the Grand View team.
70 5. This afternoon az o'clock the c.
A c. viii cross bats with the Judd q
Deitweiler team. Sunday morning al
1870 they will play the National Pub
fishing Company team and the strong
Potomac Athletic Club In the afternoon.
The Cherrydale Atheletic Club would
like 10 arrange a game with the Merry
Widows. Manager Tan has signed three
new men the past week, which has great
" strengthened the team. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-07-10
TAKE THE LEAD.
Eiuth Beats LangdOn, Forging Ahead
in Sunday school Circuit.

Ninth defeated LangdOn yesterday IN
the Sunday School League. I5 20 J. The
Christians pounded the ball 10 all corners
OF the lot- Two nome runs and fve
doubles showed among the fourteen safe
drives
Mcmahon and Symanoskie both twirled
vel FOR Ninth, but Erszln was hit hard.
Buehler starred az the bat with a home
run, a double, and two single il four
times up Stecher connected for three
doubles in FIVE tries. and Symanoszle hiJ
-Lra to- = Lnrra nm s.ora.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-10
PLAY EXHIBITION GAlIE.
Team Appears without Uniform and
Warriors Forfeit.

One inning was played in the game be-
tween War and Navy before Umpire
Belts perceived that a War player was
not In uniform. and he forfeited The
game TO the Sailors. g 10 O.
An exhibition game OF i've innings was
played. in which the Sailors were again
victorious. by 10 5. the only feature OF
which was Vandiver's home run. score:
The Washington herald., 1909-07-10
BL00MINGDALEs WIN.
Beat TangIewOOd fore Second Time
This Season An Marquette League.


The BlOomingdale Athletic Club defeated
the TanglewOod crew, s to Z. in the Mar
ouette League yesterday IN -hotIy con-
tested scrimmage. which wasfwon in the
last inning by Perrone's timely smash over
first base.
Menefee, OF the winners, made four hits.
while Russo. OF the same club, connected
for three.
Schneider made the only extra bsse-hit
of the game. a double in the first inning
The Georgetown boys tied the score In
the ninth. when Schneider walked. Bond
sacrificed. and Harding took one Of Bur
ley's shoots IN the ribs for a walk 10
first. Lawson singled, scoring Schneider
Purdy then ballooned to right, and Nc
Cram famed. Bloomingdale came back
strong and Menefee led off with a single
but was caught playing OF first. Burley
struck out, and Lycette drew a pass and
stole second Parr0ne then came 10 bat
and lifted one Of AIcGrann's twisters for
the hit tnat won the game Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-07-10

Earned -7Ins-War and NaTy. s. Bureau. 20. Frs
base BY errcrs-Wsr and Navy. !; Buresu. Left
ca bases-War and Navy. .. Bureau. 8. Passes "a
t1lls-Of Johnson 4; OF BrcEr, I, c. RCy-oi5s.
s Innings uitche5-By Jchnsol. 3 is: b. BrcEl
49, Eiis uadc-QG Jchrson. s; CT Brcvr. G
Struck out-By Brown. o. Dr. Reyuolds. & home
Wn-T johnson Three b-sc hi--Eliuuuos- Two
base hits-Ssyoy. Psr1Uell Sacrifice hits-Gaytbe-s
Brown. S-aien tases-iiaUzils Ssvo-. BarrEell
e. Double piGT-EsHkirs % SrdI-- HIT Is
pitchcr-By Reynoids. 7. Wrd pitchrs-ReynoldS 3
Passed bziis-Sav0y ., Frvsnaa . UmDlre-SIr.
WoTIer
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ruDs score

Ea-sod rurs-AE1culrure. 5: Trsas1-y. = F1Et
base b. Ag-ic-l-rrs 3: Tr1asury. s Left ca
hasls-Agic-lcurs. 8. T-easlry. T. Bases c1 balls
or Nerbe1T. 2 cH Cruscn 3 OF Hester. & II
nings 1itched-By Newbcuv. 4 Is; bv Sande-s. 1-3;
By C-uso1. & by Hsste-. 2 Eits un2de-0f New
berry 4 OF SanceTs. s. o. Cruson. s. OF Hester =
Struck Cut-By Neubcrry. :: by S1ntcrs- 1. b
Croscn. G. by Hester. J. TwObase hit-Sarders-
SaGi1ss hir-Tavlor. Stolen basss-TavlcF O.
Bryan ~. NeubeTTy. Yeanenan. Lcrd. Gertman.
Slavil. 1e-sbie uiay-p-est % W5tar Hi- tr
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Lett on bases-Cincinnsti 6; Brooklyn. 5. Bases
On balloon Rowan, 5; Of Hunter. l. Struck out
By Rowan. Z; b Hunter. s. Home rIn-NcIsan.
ThrCe-tase hits-HObitzeu Alpsrrnau- Two-base
hits-Hobhtzen. Mclean. Sacrihce hits-Downey.
Casper. SacTifce ny-RoTan. stolen bascs- Bescher.
Hunlmeh. Benncx. Double plays-KoWEn 70 Hob
htzcn; DCWuey to EEan % Hoblltzcll- Wiid
pitches-H Hunter. L: Rowan. l. UmDire-Alr. KEN.
Tine Of Ezme-l hour and IS minutes
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TREASURY IS BEATEN.
Farmers Have No Trouble TrOunc-
ing Money Counters.

The Farmers continued their march tor
the Departmental League pennant by tax
ing the Treasury boys into camp yester-
day. a % 8
NeWbsrry and Sanders served them ID
for the Farmers. and kept the heavy-hit-
ing money. counters safe al all stages.
Croson started the game for Treasury.
5Ur retired in favor OF Hester.
harry Bryan's base running was the
feature. lie also made four Of his team S
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REDS BAT OUT VICTORY.
Brooklyn Trounced in Battle Last
ing Ten Innings.

Brooklyn. July 9-The Reds won the
game from the Brooklyns in the early
innings to-day. lost hold OF It temporarily
Ia the eighth. and then made sure OF Il
with a torrent Of runs in the tenth a
couple OF errors by Mcmillan and some
real hits did the trick for the visitors
when the eXtra inning came along. Score:
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Was the feature. SOC

!. Left on basss-M. & N S; ". Il * T. l.
FIRST base on balls-Of RAWLINGS 5; of Hodscn. 3;
on Robertson. l. Innings Iitched-By Robertson. 5;
by Hodson, l. Hits made-OH Eolsou. 6. Struck
Out-By Hodsou. 2. by Robertson. z: by Rawlings.
L. Home rID-Robertscn. Three-hase hits-Car-
penter, Aeuuagc. Two-base hlts-Ebcrly Hanna,
HILL Rawlings Barnes stolen basss-kberly. =
Double plays-Hn (unas1stedl. Hit by pitcher
BY Rawlings /; by Robertson. l Wild pitch-Hod-
Son. Passed haIls-Darr. s. Umpire-Mr. sterne.
TINE 81 game-i hour and Is minutes.
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ANl--a-E -la--TAJ-ll-----Ll AllIl'--11
Belumour- Home rln-Koucucly S-o,cu blsc-
TEo1az. DOChle piays--,Essley - S-ar- % Sc1.
HulsE1tt % Kozetchy; Beeker 20 Sen % BoEe--
rr1r Lef- 0r b-see-Boesoz. y. S. Lc-s. &
Blses on blls-Cf Bsebe, :; &C Matte-n. Hit
ty pctcha--By Beeac. 2 Stuck Cut-By Ea-terl.
6: by Beabe. S Cmpre-NE Kane Tine ot
Ezze-I hour and s. Eisurss Attsudaaoe. L5.e.
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sRan for Bemis in the eighth.
ssBatted for Berger in The ninth.

Earned runS-CleVelene, 2 washington, "
2 TWo-baSe hits-Ben1is. Three-bas
hits-Perring. Sacrifice hits-McBride
Milan. Hughes, COnroy. Stolen bases
Hinchman, Lelivelt, COnr0y Bases on
balls-On Berger. i: of Hughes. J. Left
on bases-Cleveland. G; Washington. 6
Struck out-By Berger. .; by Hughes. .
Double play-Flick to Perriug 90 Ball
Time Of game. hours and minutes
Umpires-MesSrs. Egan and Connolly. At
tendance-41S6
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TWO-base bit-Kraft. Home uun-Suyder. Hlts
made-Of Donovan. 5: of Burns. 4 Sacrifice hits
Dawson, Duty. stolen bases-Kraft MoriaTiry
Howard, Dawson Fields. Amey o. snyder Grsf-
In Burns, Welsh. Berlick Haywood Left on
b1sas-MGrnes. 10; St Stephen's s. Bases on balls
--On Ritter. ); on Donovan. 2: OF Burns 7; CT
Griffin. l. First base on erTurs-Mnrines, 9; 81
stephens Struck out-By Ritter. :; b. Donovan
2; By Griffin. Wild pitches-Riter. /: Burns
Balk-Donoyan- Umpdre-3lr. sitley. Time of game
z hour
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BroohIand Reserves Win.

The BrOOkland Reserves defeated the
team from the architects office. Treas
NY Department in a seven-inning con-
test Wednesday. s 10 q. The architects
put up a good game in the field. but their
Inability TO hit was their downfall. while
al Of Brookland's hits were timely
Cnnra.