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The Washington herald., 1909-05-26
AGGIES CONTINUE TO WIN.
WaIIach NO Match for hitting
Department Team.

The WaIlach Athletic Club was com
pletely showed under by the Aggies yes
terday. IN the Independence League. BY
the overwhelming score OF u TO : See
horn was in excellent condition. allowing
WaIlach but two bingles-
Neither side scored during the first two
rounds. but the Clerks opened g terrific
willow battle in the third. Maloney being
batted out OF the box Barry endeav0Ted
to stem the tide, but the Aggies failed
70 recognized the slight shift, continuing
the slaughter throughout the game.
Capt. Morgan, Graham. and COnover
featured at the bat. each connecting for
three bingles. and Murphy played a star
game at third. accepting eight chances
without an error. and connecting with
the sphere for two safeties. Jimmie
Oakley kept up his good work behind the
plate. and pilfered three sacks
The misplays Of the losers also aided
IN their overwhelming defeat. Although
they played a sensational game az the
start. they showed ragged form after
.La +-s-- Y--f-~ Sco-a-
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II a weu-played game and before a
recorG-breaking crowd yesterday. the
War Department team defeated the Com
merce and Labor nine. Of the Depart
mental League. by The score OF ( 10 ,
President Taft, with his usual smile.
stopped on his way 10 the White House.
ard was an interested spectator during
the seventh inning. when both pitchers
displayed excellent form
Meister, who served them over for the
Var nine, pitched good bali. allowing
but six scattered hits and causing the
same number 10 go down by the strike
out route.
Handiboe also did well on the mound
for the Labor boys. From the third 10 the
sixth round ne held his opponents hitless.
besides tanning Eve men
War started the fun in the opener,
when Rea got a free pass, stole second
and third. and scored on Baggette's sin
gle 10 left Just when IL looked like a
vhitewash for the Laborites, Evans
opened the eighth with q three bagger
10 center and crossed the pan on Rich
mond's safety.
Barnes and Evans played well for the
losers, while Neues and Daily starred
for the War team Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26

New York. May 25.-Lf Sir Martin wins
the English Derby tomorrow, thou
sands Of Americans VIII rejoice ever the
triumph the breeding industry in this
country has ever scored. Sir Martin is
strictly an American thoroughbred, devel-
oped and trained here into a remark
able two-year-old by John E. Madden,
who said a few days ago that the colt.
barring accidents. would win the Derby.
When Madden sold the son OF Ogden 20
Louis WinaLs, an American who has
lived in England for many years. he
told the latter that he was Pe----:s. =vici;-
the greatest going race horse he ever
bred OF owned Mr.. Winans paid S70,oo0.
il is said. for Sir Martin and the colt
Edward. and Madden severed all rela-
tions with the outfit except in a senti-
mental way.
Sir Martin has been trained for the
Derby by Joe Cannon, a veteran, who
has followed his own ideas But Il is
hinted that Madden's suggestions, made
al the request Of 8Ir. Winans, have been
followed 20 a certain degree. That Mad
den and Cannon are in close touch with
each other It is believed. because they
have exchanged several cablegrams late
". the last one coming from the Eng
l!sh trainer 10 the effect that Sir Mar
tin was doing well and would take
some beating-"
VIII Not See Race.
Just WHY Madden did not 60 10 Eng
land 10 see the race is not known. Mad
Gen says himself that he could not spare
the time away from HIS big racing
stable ard other interests In this cOun-
try. But America VIII be well represent
ed az the track side when Sir Martin
goes to the post. and y the colt wins,
Madden VIII know OF L instantly. as he
has made arrangements 20 have re-
served seat at this end OF the ocean ca
hle.
Last week Il was stated that a victory
by Sir Martin would win more than $40
O00 for his American hackers. who have
been betting on the colt since the winter
books II is said that more than S6o,ee0
mas passed through various concerns.
Madden Enthusiastic.
"SIr Martin vii make the other Derby
Lorses know they have been in a rsce, %
said Madden today.
IF he Is himself he VIII eallop home
for I don't believe there IS a colt IN all
England that Possesses the heart. couy-
axe. speed, and endurance that have
made this sor OF Ogden remarkable
horse When I sold him 90 GIr Winans
I had more than one object n view. J
felt that because OF the severe blow that
racing has received IN this country from
Teformers the breeding Industry needed
a stimulant As I could not ind the time
70 live IN England Tor nearly a year, l
sold Sir Martin 70 1IT. Winans. whom I
have known for long time. and in doil.g
so I believe I sent the best product e
the American breeding Industry 10 Brit
ish soil. hope Sir Martin wins. II only
70 open the eyes q Americans 70 the
unfortunate condition OF the turf IN The
United States.
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College Game.

:. Voc. -sLieAisaa. ): woo..... !
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CAROLINA LEAGUE.
soUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At GrseusboTo-GTeer 2: Spartanburg. ].
Al AndeTson-GrepnviIe ?. Anderson. L
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GALLAUDET GETS 4 GAME.
Kendall Greeners Take Advantage
of Eastern Highs Ragged Fielding.

The Eastern High School ball tossers
were defeated by the GaIlaudet College
nine IN a rather tame practice game at
Kendall Green. 6 to 8. each team making
its runs in two innings. and both teams
played anybOdy's game until the eighth,
when the Kendall Greeners woke up and
scored three tallies. putting the game on
ice for the Buff and Blue aggregation.
"ScaIper" Battiste was a trifie wild
but managed TO keep Eastern's hits scat
tered. and pulled himself out Of his usual
fnal session blow-up by his clever field
Ing OF buRts, nipping two runners at the
third sack with second and first occu-
pied and no one out With proper sup
port, c. Whitney, OF the Capitol Killers.
should have allowed his opponents only
two runs Score
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26
ANOTHER FOR TIGERS
Nationals Go Down Again at
Detroit, Z to /.
ONE BAD INNING FOR GROOM

Jim Delehanty and Milan Furnish
Best Hitting for Neutrality-suspicious.
tIiIOn Reinstated-Jesse Tannehili
Goes Into Box During Final Chap
ters-Same Teams Play To-day.
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BASEBALL GROOM HarS AIN TURF E1s H7 Fs AMATEURS
The Men Who
Come Back

4 man doesn't come back
to the same store for more
clothes if he finds he didn't
get all he was told he was get
ting in the first place. He
might not be enough OF a
clothes expert TO steer clear
OF the so-called-but-not re
markable value" the first time,
but he does know enough not
to come back
The great volume Of the
business Of this greatest cloth
ing store in Washington IS done
with the men who come back
an army of living witnesses
to the goodness Of P. B. clothes
and the fairness OF their prices.
Most abundant choice OF
colors, styles, and sizes in
Mems Clothes at SIS to $50
in Young Mems Clothes at
SI2 to SIS.
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CANES TO-DAY.

Washington at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Boston ut st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Detroit, :; Washington, 4.
Philadelphia, I3y Cleveland, 2.
ST. Louis, .; Boston, o.
ChicagO-Nevy XOrk-Rain,
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26
BRIGHTWoOD CRAWLING UP.
Beats Woodburn and Is Close on
Trail Of the Leaders.

Brightwood crept up on the leaders in
the Suburban League by winning from
WOodburn yesterday IN one Of the hard
est fought games Of the season, BY the
score Of to Both teams hit well,
the losers outbatting the winners. but
they failed TO make their hits when hits
meant runs. while the winners made all
OF their bingles count
Seitz. who was on the mound for
Brightwood. vas knocked out Of the box
in the fifth. and was succeeded by Robin
son, who did well for the remainder o.
the game. Hiser's batting was easily the
feat1r-e oT the gane Score
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VICTORY FOR MARINES.
Hospital Team Baten in Fast Game
by 3fo 2

The marines detected the Government
Hospital FOR the Inane team yesterday
afternoon in one Z the best played
games Of the seasn By the score of
3 70 .
Priddy. who serve them Up for The
Hospital boys. was bit hard in places.
but was saved frOa having a larger
score run up againsi him by the work
OF the team behind lin.
The playing OF the Marines was bril-
liant O'Connor put ID a star game AZ
second. accepting seen hard chances
without a sign Of g lip-up.
Nuss. the big first sacker. lead with
the stick, getting a ioEle run and two
singles out Of four Tins al the bat This
makes HIS fifth home IN this season
Litz pitched a fine gsne- allowing only
three hits. all OF Thth were made IN
the second inning. zter that. not a
man reached second s~ora-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26

tirc base . ezTorS-HaEif1e, e. St Paul &
Left On bases-HSmline. s. St Paul. 8 First base
O. baIls-Of Perkins !; OF NutEeIl, 2; OF Hoover.
?: q Stlcket :. Innings pitched by-Pe7kins. /
b NutEsil. 8; b. Hoover, s; b stucke-t. L Hts
mEde-O1 Perkins. I; OF Nutwel. g. Of HOoTsr. g.
OF Se1ckeTt : Struck 0zt-By Nutwsu 2; b.
Howe, 4; By Stuckert. Thrsebsse hit-Burns
TWo-bass hit-SUtEsB- Sazifcs fy-L Russo.
Stolen hasss-Stuckert q, Je Pee q, Lynhsn
DoEney 81, Armstrong, Palmer. Evans Bezu. Ps-s-
lsy. McM0-Tis. Double plays-Lynhan (gnsssisted, /.
Le Foe 70 Hover 70 SheafE; Palns- 70 Burns "a
Ssali: Buns 70 L Russo % BezH- His b pitcasT
By Perkins. :; b Hoover. J. Passed baIl-Arm-
strong UuDice-Alr. Hughes Tine of Esme-I hour
ard $ riuuses
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Totals--...... 0 SO

sBattsd for Ryan 10 the ninth.
+lfcAiaess out; hit by battsd ball
81. Loyis--.--...............- 0oIoso
Bos-ol--........-...... 0 0 Q 0 Q 0 60
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26
HAMLINE LOSES AT LAST.
st. Paul Puts n Crimp in Leaders
Championship Aspirations.

St Paul sprung a surprise on Hamline
yesterday. IN the Sunday School League.
and by finishing strong. won out. g 70 10
This was the first tine Hamline has
been beaten this season. Overconfdence
n the early innings and apparent stage
fright when they realized they wsrs I'D
against It. had much 10 do with the re-
suit Of the contest
Both teams did poor work IN the field.
fifteen errors being made. Burns and
Nutwell made the only extra base hits.
Score.
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PRINTERS LOSE ANOTHER.
Win Game from CO.
IumbiR IOI by Rally In Ninth.

A rally IN the ninth inning gave yes
terday's game in the Marquette League
10 the Congressional The contest was
one OF the best played at First and "
streets this season. and first one team
and then the other was In the lead.
The winners made six runs in the sixth
round. driving wilhide OF the slab He
was succeeded by Weaver. who was bat
ted lively.
NcCarthy's playing In right field. and
the pitching Of King were the features
Sore
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Left OF basos-St- Stephcn's Z; Marines. 10
Ffrsz base on bers-Os Birch. s: oE Riter. ;: oG
Lstz 1. Innings ritched-By Riter. 4. by Iatz /
hits ma6s-OT Ritter 1; OF LLtz. 3. Struck out
b Ri-ca. 6; by Ritter. 3, by Litz. 3 Tw0-base
hits-Snyder. Kraft. SanEiDo. Aney. Suss- Sacrifice
hits-NurpLy, Beusse. Mcagher. Riter, Berlick.
Stolen bases-kemp ~. Murphy. Haywood. 1mey
e. Double play-HsyWood 20 Amsy. hit by
pitchsT-By Rite. I: by Birch. l. Umpire-Nr.
Sitley. Tine Of Ezme-I hour and 5 Minutes.
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LaTltl IIIls-lLafIllss = D. 2 ! ; rs -
b enu1-II2rEes 2; G. E a. Left @ bssss-
Marines. .: g. n L. : First ass O. haT-01
Li-z 1; oT Puddy- / Stuuz O1-By LIZ, Z. .
Pri1dy : Hone T1E-Nuss. TEO5sse hit-Beriick-
Sacrifice hiss-Be-ick, Bersse- Ar-y. S.olen bsses
-0'Cca1o-. Bs-iics. Msashe- e. lcGra-h- D0l-
be r,sy-Nccrs lrnasSs-sil; Car q M0o7 .
Pen-insso1- Hit by pitchs--By P1ddy. ,OCC1-
uc< A-rr-. Snyder Uupre-Dz- so1es TIos &
Ezze- hcE and = zl1utss-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26
GaIIaudet plays maryland AEgies.

Gallardet IS scheduled to play with her
ancient rival, Maryland Agricultural Col
lege. at College Park. Nd. to-day. but
VIII go into the game with much weak
ened lineup, as the faculty Of the first
named institution met last night and de-
cided that several Of the star East Side
players were ineligible 10 participate in
games for one month because they were
behind in their studies
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26
Cubs Win Anothe.

The Cubs defeated the New York Ave
EUe team yesterday in q presided but
well-played, game. 15 20 2
II looked 10 be hotly co.tested game
until the sixth inning. WIN the Cubs
landed on Crouch's shoots OF eight tai
lies
Callahan pitched a fine ame. tanning
nine men. and allowing Ut four hits
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26
YEATMAN q. C. WINS ANOTHER
Overwhelm Adams Express Company
Team by II to 4

Ire Teatman Athletic Club 5efsatedths
Adams Express Company's baseball tam
By tns score OF Il 10 + yesterday. he
losers were completely Outclassed fDrh
the start 70 finish The feature Of the
game was the heavy batting OF Yeatuan-
Teams desiring games with the Yeatm1s
should address all communications 70 VI.
Willard Sinner, 4oS II street northeast.
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Left ol hsses-Co- Tessio1sis 6; Columbia il- 10
First base 01 baIls-OG Weays-. 3; O King. 8. OF
Winlide. s Innings ritcksd-By Weaver, "a. by
WiIhide ~. Hits made-O9 Weaver. :: OF WI
hi5c. s Str-ck ou--By Weave. 4 hy King 5; b.
WiIhide. 2 Tro-bass hit-Robsuso1. Eusct 3
Wood. Sues. Shields. SsGidcs hics-Elstt. Shields
WesTsT. stolen base-Wooi- Dozbls plays-Eaistt
- Sues 20 SHEDS: Shields 70 Sues: Hadsn 70
White UmrIre-sir. Myers. Tsu.s Of szms-l ho=
and 20 Minutes
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Lett on bases-ETiEhtT0od. 9 Woodourn, 8 flrst
base on balls-Of Seitz I; of Curtin. s Innings
ritcaed-By Seitz. :: BY Robinson. 3 Hits made
OF Seitz. Q: Of Robinson, J. StTucz oy1t-By Seisz
S. BY Robinson. s; By Curtin. Three-base hit
HOveIis TFo-hase hits-Stewa-t. Sherman. SscTi-
sce h.ts-Plunkett (2l, Homer stolen b1zeS-F.
Hiser Flynn o. PIunketr O.. Grant q. Bergman.
Hit by pitcher-By Seitz L Wild pitch-Ctrtin.
Umpire-3tr Reagan. Tire q Eane- ho1r and 50
minutes.
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LsfI On oases-Nar. 2, {. and L. 2. First base
On oalls-0d Meistgr. 5; OF Handihos ; Stuck
Uut-By Handiboe. 3; b MeisteT. s. Thresbsss hit
-Erans- Sacrifice hits-Neues. ETaus- Stofen bass
-Bielasi e. BrInne-. Kenney. Handiboe Barnes
Rap. Rea p. Watson. Neues q. Double Plays
Rez 10 Mullen: Watson 70 Mullen HIT By pitcher
BY HsndibOe. / Umpire-1f-. Belts. Tims q
Eame-I hour and q minutes.
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To,als. asa Tuas..--.2 4sn :
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Famed rIns-E- q 3 l. Gzliaudet. 2 First
base By eTTors-E. B. $, I; GsIlaos-s , Left on
bases-E H s. 2; GaIlaHdet. :. tlz5t base on
baIls-Of Batt5ste. J stick Cut-By c. Whitney
z; BY Battiste. :. TEo-base hits-R. Whitney
Battiste. SaG1fcs hit-CrsTen. Stolen bases
Lyon. Parker, BsItiste. BiTck. Horn HIT by
pitcher-By c. Whitney. 1: by Bsttists. 2 Wud
pitSles-C. Whitney, 2; Battiste. / Passed balls
Parser. 8: Morris. I. U=pre-Nr. Toomsy. q
GaLlEudet Tins d gans-I hcsE and % minutes
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Score:

LIT On bsSes-Statlon, J. Southern fiTSs
base On bslls-Of Th0mTsol. 1. OF Yc-rs, :.
Struck OUt-By ThOmpsc1. Il; By Youn, 2. Three
Osborne. Stolen bases-T2ylor p. Rate Osoorle,
Hsndrtz. Beach. Sgnsenv Hit b. rirchs7-By
Thompson 2: by Young. L Passet balls-Bs--.
Morris Umpire-Air- Flynn Tine ofgano-l kossE
and Z INMATES.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26
GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital City Leagus-Bre1tEood rs. Brookland
DsTar1nental LesS-e-NaFy vs Commissioner
Marquette Lesgae-Tanglswocd IS. Pension once
srnoaS Schcoi LeSgue-Largdon IS Bethany
Independence Les Ele-Ninth IS. Manhattan.
Suburban League-Psrkvisw - PetEoTth
BANKERS Leasue-Nstiorizl Bank q Washington -
American and Riggs rs. American Security and
Trust Coupsny.
r R. 7. II C. A. Le4gus-R & o. vs.. Trsis-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE

AZ LaEreDco-Lyun. Z; LaETsDce. !.
At Fail River-Brockton. 8; Fail Rive, 2
At Lowell-J0xell. &; Haverhill. .
At Wo7cestG-Wo7Cester. 6. New Bedford. 5.
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Roanoke star. Cha1lenre.

The Roanoke Stars would ike to ar
range games with any fourteen-year-old
team IN the District, the Br0oklan6 Ju-
niors and Second Braddocks preferred.
Address challenges to Robert Whamond
Al Twelfth street northeast
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26

TEobass hits-Iaioio Bender. Barr. ThTee-tase
hi;s-Ezs-er'y. HartscL Ss-iHcs kits-Hinch-nzn
Ga-ley- Collins. Bender. M1=phy- stolen base-
Th1I1s- Bases C1 haus-Of FaIkenbe-E :, q
Rh0sdes. s: 0G Bender. 7. Hit b. piscAcr-By
Rloa6es. i b. Bend-r, = Let on bases-Clevelaud
5. Phiadelphia, : Struck out-Bv Rhoa5cs 8
hy Bender. :. Double piay-Bradley % StoFal
n TuDeT- U1pi7es-Mcssrs Sheridan ard Kern.
Tine q gsue-I hour and = Minutes. Attendance
-1q5
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Az Torc1to-Bufalo. s; Tcro-tc. Q.
At AinutTeal-ROchesteT /: Montreal L
A. NeWark-NeWa-k, :. Baltimore. s.
Al Parliamentary City. e. PrUvidezcs, 1
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

AZ Montgomery -Noutgonsry, :; Memphis, O.
At Little Roek-First game: Littlg Rock. ): At
ia1ta. / Second game: Atlanta. 2; Little RocS /
AT New Orlssns-BiTuingham, ;; New Orleans. /
At Ao5le-Mo5lle. I; Nashville, O.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

Al Uta-Utica. u; W5lkesberTe, g
At Sy-scuse-Syrscuse. 1; Scranton. Z
At TrOy-Troy. ); Elnira, 10.
At Albaly-AIhGny. (; Binghantoo, O.
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PUSH TAILENDERS DOWNWARD
Station Team Annexes Fifth Striight
Game from Southerners.

The Station boys defeated the solthern
Railway aggregation, to 5, IN tn Rail
road League yesterday.
Thompson famed eleven men ad held
the losers well IN hand Throughout.
Groves three-base hit vas the Rature-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26
ST. STEPHENS BEAT MARINES
Sailors Finish strong, but Could Not
Solve Birch's Tvisters.

St Stephens nosed the Marines out in
the Capital City League yesterday, 5 TO 3.
The sailor boys could not locate Birch s
benders. and that accounts for their de-
feat Birch famed eight men. but passed
six to first.
The losers used two twirlers, and both
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Holyoke-Holyoke. 10; Bridgeport, 4.
n New Bri1ain-SpTing1ield Is: New Britain :.
" WatsrbITy-W Waterbury. G; Hartford. 3
10 New HaFen-NeT Haven. 3, NoTtharspton. 2
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26

Let On baSes-Bcston, 2; Pittsbu-F. ) Bass on
balls-oh McCsrShy. ;; OF PsIlippe, L str-ck
out-By Mccarthy. /: by Pnflippi / BaIk-llc-
Csrhy- Hone runs-Lsach GTsu. Sar-iHoe
hits-WsEnsr, Bz-beag. Stolen bas-garbesu
Double pisy-Philhrpi % WsEns- % Abs.ein. In
pires-MessrS RiglT ard Truhy. Tine q vsme-I
hour and . minutes. Attendance-2Os
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Three-base hits-NcIntyre. Deiehanty.
Two-base hits-Moriarity. SchaefeT. Null
lin, Browne. Sacrifice hits-Schmidt
Ungiaub. Delehanty. Stolen bases-Cobb
M0riaTity, Mullin, Schaefer. First base on
balls-On Mullin, ?; of Groom, 3; OF Tan
nehill, / Left on bases-DetrCit, s; Wash
ingtOn. 3 Struck out-By Mullin, l. by
Groom. g. Cmpires-Messrs. Hurse and
Evans Time OF game-1 hour and 90
minutes Attendc nee 332
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TRT-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Altoonz-JohnstoEn. !; Altoona.
AZ WiIlianspo-t-H s-Tis5uTg !: WiIiiamsport. s
Al York-Trenton, 3; YORK. l.
At Lan2seer-Lancaster. /: Reading. J.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26

Left OF bases-St. Louis. :; New Tork, g Bases
on balls-Of SaIlee 2; OF Raymond z Struck out
By Sallee. s. by Raymond. g TEo-base hit
Murray Sacrifice hit-Sallee. Stolen bssss-Evans,
0'HaT1- Passed baE-B-esnshzo. Unpires-Ness-s
Jodnssooe and Cussck. Tine q Sane-I hour and
q minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26

Two-bass hiss-H. Burke q. Th-ee-5ase hi1SSao
tani Il Burke. WslCh. Brady. Hone r1-H-
Burke. First base o. haIls-OE Msdiszn. q
McCaIistsr. : First base OF eTTo-s-Yeatun. a
Adams :. Left on bGses-Yezt1zz1. s; A6ass. ;
Hit by pitcleT-H. Burke. Unpi7e-NT. Iys-s
Tine q gzms-I hour
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Let on bases-ChicsEe. 8: Brooklyr- g Basas on
haIis-0I Pfss,er, 8: OF Overall >. OF AIcIntyre.
, STUCK 0ut-By Overall 1, b Mcintyre. Two
base hi,-LEnley. Sacrifice hirs-Howard % Bez-
zen, Mcintyre. Double play-Hcfmau % EFs-s;
Lerncz % Alpe-nan % Jordan Cmpi7gs-3leSsrA
Emslis and ODsy- Tins q gamc-2 hours.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26
TALKENBERG BUMPED.
Athletics Down Maps In One-Sided
Game, I3 20 =

Cleveland. OHIO. May 25.-Thlrteen TO
tUo the Athletics made Il in the second
game with the Maps. FaIkenberg started
poorly, and Rhoades was hit hard and
walked several men when hits were com
ing.
The Maps could not hit Bender IN sue
cession. their Two runs being gifts by
Barry's overthrow Of second on what
should have been a double play. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26

Left On Philsdelphia. 1: Cincinnati L
Bases o. hslls-0f SPARKS. I: OF EEinz 2 Struck
eut-By Sparks. c; b Ewing . Home ran-Hob-
htzsl. Sacrifice hits-Masee. Susrks Do--t;e mas
-Egz1 70 Hohitzell; Doolin 70 Knsbs 10 Shean
Uu1TarsS-dssSrS klgn and Kane. Tine q Ezue-
ho1r and $ ni1GteS Atts1Szrcs-,s77
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Frlende scconds Beat pecorators.

Friends second team defeated the De-
Gators by z TO in weIl-played game
yesterday. The features were the pitch
ing OF Brown and the home run by
Swartzen. for the winners.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-26
HOME RUNS FEATURE.
Pirates Get After BOstons with Ven
Eeance, Score 3 20 2.

Boston. May 5-Two home runs ac-
counted for three OF the Pirates runs To-
day. The other three runs were dus to
two errors. baik. q base on balls. q
passed baIl. and q scrarrh hit Scn-a-
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PHILLIES ARE BLANKED.
HobIitzePs Home Run in Fifth Wins
for Reds.

Philadelphia, May 25.-The Cincinnati
Reds took the second game OF the series
from the PhiIlies to-day. Hoblitzers home
ru1 drive in the fifth being the only score
OF the game. Both pitchers twirled mag
nlficent bal. Score.
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Totzls.-.-.-.-I7 SD IS 4

Lat % tss5S-AsEles, ., Wal-acl, : ms base
on balls-OH 2,al01ey. :; OF Barry. I: of Seahon.
l. Innings pi.ched-By Msloney, 4; b Barry. ;
Hits msde-0f Mslcrey. :; Of BARR. g Struck
out-By Mal0rey. 5: ty Barry. I. by 5eshorn, =
H0ms run-Morzau. Three-bass hits-McrEan, Con-
ovsr- Two-base hits-Oaklsy. GRAHAM BsrosT. Sac
rifce hi-s-BaTba<, Reeves Stolen bsses-8Isloney
Oakley g. Murphy. Barry. Double plzy-Aialoney
to StrotheTs- Passed baI-BTeFsr. Unpire-3L-
FinneEa1- Tine Of gane-I kouT and y INMATES
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Tvo-bsse hit-Wolters Th=ee-bese hIts-Wllss-as
Holman. Sacrifice hit-CriTeT. Stolen bases-lfc-
Aleese Wild ritch-Grahan- Bases o. baIIs-OE
G-aham. ?; OF Morgan 5. Struck out-By Graham.
8; by Ryan. ?; b Morgan. Left cu hasss-St
Lo1is : Boston. 4. Umpi-Ss-3fess-s. Connolly snj
EE21. Tine Of Ezne-2 hours.
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GAMES TO-DAY
STANDING OF THE TEAM
CUBS NOSE OUT SUPERBAS.
SteinfeIdfs BIngIe in Eighth Brings
in Deciding Tally.

New York. Nay z5.-Again to-day the
Bropklyns failed to hold the Cubs after
tieiEg the score. 4 pass 70 Sheckard and
HRS by Holman and Steinfeldt sent IN
the winning run. Score
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At Colunbus-Colunbus. I; Colunh.S. 0.
At Augusta-NRc0u. s. Augusta. .
At Jacksrvslle-C Chatta1ooS7, 3; Jaczs,ssFtslliie
At Savsnnah-sarannah. @ Charleston. O.
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FANNED WITH BASES FULL.
Bugs Raymond Beats st. Louis on
Polo Grounds.

New York, May 25.-Sharp fielding and
scant hitting were features IN to-day's
game. which the Giants won with one run
in the first inning. HerzOgs force OF
Doyle. who had walked. and Murray's
two-bagger did the trick. Bresnahan
famed IN the eighth inning with the
has ses fr7Il Sco-a-
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BROWNS BLANK RED SOX.
Graham Is Effective and Allows but
six Hits.

St Louis. Nay 5-St Louis had 10
trouble downing Boston to-day. Score
to O. Graham, for the Browns, was ef-
fective throughout, allowing only six hits
Scn-a.