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The Washington herald., 1909-06-12

War took a pretty game from the Navy
team yesterday in the Departmental
League. TO 4. winning out in the ninth
inning. after two hands were down and
with two runners on the sacks. The
credit for the victory must go 70 Rea
Wars pluclCy shortstop. who tapped the
ball for a two-bagger. the most timely
hit made on the eIlipse this year
The Navy lads, although defeated, play
ed a sterling article OF bali. making four
fast double plays. The War team made
two doubles also. This comes near being
the record FOR the Departmental League.
* it does not establish a new one
Buroker pitched good ball, but was
wild. walking two men In the ninth.
which started the rally which terminated
IN a victory FOR the warriers.
MesIahon was on the job. with three
hits. a double. and two singles, while
he played a star game IN the ouIfeld.
But the fielding honors must 90 10 Meis-
ter. the right fielder for the winners.
Meister was playing a deep right when
a ball was hit out 10 his territory on a
line. The big fellow started after IL.
and when the sphere was about 10 touch
the ground. he stuck out his hand and
the ball landed in his mit Meister roll
ing over and over OF the ground and
holding the ball up so that the ump might
catch the play.
Mackesy played wei az first. although
his error in the ninth probably cost the
NQVV team the game Score
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
STERZER IS RELEASED.

aDutch" Sterzer, the washing
ton boy who Ysas drafted By the
Detroit eIsb the early part OF the
year, VTns last evening given an
unconditional release BY Manager
Hughey Jennings.
Sterzer formerly pitched for
Technical High school, and his
excellent showing attracted the
attention OF the scouts. Later he
signed with the Grand Rapids
team. Of the Michigan League,
and made good from the start.
His praises were sounded far aad
wide, and soon reached the ears
OF the foxy Detroit leader, who
at once put I'm n claim for his
services At the beginning of the
1905 season be was farmed out 10
the Grand Rapids team. He again
looked good 10 the Tiger mana-
ger, and was drafted for 1903.
However. he was loaned 10 the
Wfikesbarre teams and has work
ed there for the past month. win
ming two out OF four games
pitched. He asked for his release
several days RgO, and eam3 20
Washington 10 await an Oppcr-
tunity 10 talk Il over with the
Detroit manager.
Although he has not definitely
decided on his future club, IL Il
probable that he VIII sign mp
with Baltimore. sterEer thinks
well OF the teams chances 20 cop
the rag In The Eastern League.
and would undoubtedly like 20
get a @fnEer In the pie"
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
YANKEES ARE SHUT OUT.
Big Ed Walsh Only Allows Three
Hits, Score 1 to o.

New York, June 1I.-Chicago white
washed the home team to-day WaIsh's
pitching was too much for the Highland
ers. They only got three hits Score.
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Apn 8 a..S..9~lA ...9~
4
A Unique Store.

In this age Of exaggeration
and Misrepresentation IN
clothes selling. this store Is al
most unique in its policy of
simple truth-telling IN its writ
ten and spoken word
Possibly its easier for Us to
tell only the truth about our
clothes, because we've kept
them at 50 high a standard
Of excellence that no bolster
Gus appeal IS required to sell
them.
Anyway. our honest policy
has paid-is paying. For
years we have been building
a foundation Of CONFI-
DENCE IN our store and our
merchandise.
We are reaping our reward
IN a constantly increasing
trade.
Our superb groups Of Sum-
mer Suits at SIS. SIS, $50, and
SIS viii speak for themselves
as the greatest values possible
TO secure al those prices.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
MACDONALD REFUSES OFFERS.
Professionals After Washington Boy
Playing with winchester.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va. June lin pitchers
battle. Winchester defeated the fast Eel
ton Athletic Club Of Steeiton. Pa. at
Reservoir Park this afternoon, 10 /
Brooks held the iron moulders in the
hollow OF his hand and not hit was
made or him But for a base on balls
and a wild pitch. the visitors would have
been banked
Hertzler. for the visitors. held the locals
70 one single, by "Cy'' Macdonald. Win
chester made all its runs on errors being
on the alert FOR every opening. Daley,
the loears new second-sacker. put up a
great game.
Observation-Disclosures Brooks and Ma
bTy; FELTON, Athletic Clcb. HertZler and
Bailor Umpire-Ar. CurTan.
''Cy" Macdonald. Winchester's big first
baseman. has definitely refused two fat
tering offers. one from the Altoona CPa.)
Tri-State League team, and Portsmouth.
OF the Virginia State League. Mack 5
decision 10 stay with the locals is hailed
with delight by the fans, with whom he
Is very popular. both on and of the dia-
mond- 'Cy" is recognized as one o. the
best batsmen and first-sacker in these
parts.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
CENTRAL PLAYS BUSINESS.
High school Teams VIII Line UF in
Important Game of Series.

This afternoon, at the Church League
grounds. Thirteenth and D streets, Busi-
ness and Central High will battle in the
first game Of the post-season series TO
decide the championship OF the High
School Baseball League for the season OF
1905
Much Importance IS attached to the re-
suit Of this game. as 1t Is generally con-
ceded that the winner viii cop the pen
nant. Since Dolly Gray, Techs star
twirler, has left the team II Is very i'm
probable that the Blacksmiths will have
a look-in for the hOnors. The team has
the services Of another pitcher, but he
can hardly be compared with Cray.
The Central Business game win be called
an 2.30 O'Clock, with Shorty Hughes
handling the indicator.
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NINTH TAKES LEAD.
Defeats Peck AID Passes bethany in
sunday school Raee.

Ninth defeated Peck Memorial yeSteE-
day in the Sunday School League. s to 5.
Peck took the lead in the first tnnIng.
scoring five runs or three hits. Two er-
rors. and two bases OF balls. After the
first round Carroll settled down and there
was nothing more doing for the Geo-se-
town boys in the way Of run n-getting.
Greer pitched a good game for Peck
but errors behind him lost the contest
Evans mun OF two fly balls in left field
was responsible for three runs. Maroeron,
Miles. and ouantreile led at bat for the
winners, with two singles each. while
Greer, for the losers. also connected
twice. score:
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SPRING MEET TODAY.
Central the Only High school to Pat
Team ila the Field.

The annual spring meet OF The Wash
ington high schools win be pulled OF this
morning on the new track OF the Seven
teenth street entrance 10 the Speedway.
Earlier in the week il was announced
through the columns Of The Washington
Herald that Western and Central were
the only schools that would be repre-
sented in the meet. but from present in
dicatsons the fnal outcome viii be a
Central fnterclass affair According to
Manager Kennedy last evening. the West
ern team had not been heard from. and
Il IS exceedingly doubtful Il they wiz put
a team Ia the field.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
Gardner Reinsfated.

Cincinnati, Ohio. June 1.-THE national
baseball commission TODAY granted the
application for reinstatement Of w. Law
renee Gardner, who failed TO report this
spring to the Boston American League
cub. Gardner showed that he had Sc
cured permission from the club to finish
his college course, hence his delay IN re-
porting. No fine is assessed
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital CITY Leasue-One q the postponsd sanes.
Departmental League-lnteTior vs.. Ag1cllt1-si
Commerce and La5or Fs PostoEcs.
Marquette LeagBe-CoiEI1bia l9l ". Ilnsswood
Sunday SchOOi Le4Ele-Bethzny Va ST. Paul
1ncependeBce League-Msrhattsn vs. Ninth.
Subur6an Leagle-Reed Fs. PetEorth.
r 2. Z n c. A. Leagus-Southern Va Union
Station
Bankers League-Balk q Washington IS. Ame1-
can Security and Trust Company
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aIatch Race To-dav.

F. X. stOnestreefs Eddie B. wiz have
a chance TO measure strides with Harry
Haight's redoubtabie steed. Happy Steve.
this afternoon at Brightwood. The race
was 10 have been pulled or on Wednes-
day. but was postponed On account Of the
weather. A large crowd Is expected 70
be On hand this afternoon to witness the
race.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
WASHINGTON LOOKS GOOD
TO MANAGER JENNINGS

Washington does not look
Ike taiI-end club TO me,s said
Hughey Jennings, manager Of the
Detroits, last night. There Is
plenty OF hitting strength among
CnntillOn's players, and they will
never finish in last place"
jennings thinks that the Na-
tiOnais' pitching staR Is as good
as any In the league. He says
when they get going right, and
the men behind them start HIT
ting. that The club ia bound to
shoot mp higher in the racer and
he further believes that the time
is not far distant when all this
viii happen.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
AMATEUR LEAGUES
YEsTERpAY,s REsuLra.

Capital City League-sfa-ines. 2: Brookiand. 2
DeDsrtnsntd Lelsus-waz. s. Nsyy. 4 AEi1ni-
ture 3; TFcasary L
Marquette Leagus-ConEsssionsls. q BlooznS,
dale. 8
Sunday School LeaEuo-Sinth. 6: Pect 8
IndcDeodencs Leagae-Azgies e Wallace 8.
Suburban Lezgae-Parksies, a B-zhtWooe. O.
r. P Y NJ C. A. Le4sus-Staron. I3; Tzzlz-
'-IS: BANKERS !. Lesue-Amzszu. Il; counrr.l
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First base BY erTors-Peck. =: Ninth. s Left On
bases-Peck. 2: Ninth. 6 First base cn halls-OH
Carroil. 4; Of Greer. Struck 0ut-By Carroll
y; hy GreeT, & TTo-hase hits-C. B-oone. Saeri-
fee hits-Goucher. + Meyers stolen h1ses-Earans
aGEceT0u- Double plzy-Hands % HsFris % Cazn-
trellc Wild pifch-Carncl Passed baIls-lfiIes
1; c. Bro0me. Umpire-9Ir. hughes. Tine Of
s1mel hour and % minutes
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The Score.
'Batfed Tor Bush IN ninth.

'Batted for Bush in ninth.
Washington. 0 o 0 0 x-1
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 GO
Left en- Washington. S: Detroit.
2 First base on bails-On Johnson /;
of KIlIian g. Struck out-By Johnson. z:
BY Killian. J. TwO-bese hit-Crawford Sac
rifice hits-Delehanty, Milan, Bush. Double
play-Schaefer to Aloriaritv Umpires-
Messrs. Egan and Sheridan. Time OF
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PLAY DRAWN BATTLE.
BrOokIand and Marines Go EighS
Innings without a Decision

The Marines and Brookland fought an
eight-inning battle 10 tie yesterday
afternoon al Capital City Park before
one Of the largest crowds OF the season
The contest was s see-saw affair. the
soldier boys taking the lead in the first
by four runs LIZ and Capt. Simon
were the opposing slabmen. the former
quitting with shade the better OF the
argument
The feature OF the game was the run
ming catch BY Tainseu OF Ameys line
drive. Score:
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Two-base hitS-HobhszeIi. Doyle. Home ran-Hoh-
htzei Stolen oases-Bescher. Mitchell. DoWney
DeTlin. SsIihce hits-Oakes Fruu7ne. Double
piay-Bescher 70 Mclean Bases on balis-Oh
Frommc 5; OF Ames 2 Struck out-By Fromne
g. by Raymond. 2 Bslk-Fromme. Passed ball
schlei Umpires-Messrs. KLEIN ard Kane Tine
q game-2 hours.
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= ~ ~ ~ EIlUIs-ass-l1- > Ut o ~
Aggies 5; TreaSsry 8 First base or balis-Of
Reichard +: of Newbery. . Struck out-By New
berry s: by Reichard 3 TEo-hase hit-SaIh Sacri-
fce hits-Doyle Mccarthy. sab Weber Stolen
bases-P-fest NewbcrTy. Double plsy-Reichard 70
Belaski 70 Salb. Hit by pitcher-By Newberry. /;
hy Reichsrd. / Wild pitches-NeEbeTry. . Passed
ball-Vennim2n Umpire-1Ir. Belts. Time a game
Il hour and 50 minutes
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The Lynchburg-Danville and the Rich
mond-Roanoke games We're postponed on
account OF rsia,
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Left % bases-B. A. c. 6. ConEessionals. 6
Fist hsss on halls-0E Rins. 2; of Garrett. g.
sfruck cut-By Garrett &: b. King 4 TWo-hzss
hiking. Sacrifice hits-Russo. NcCarhy War
wics stolen bases-Schafef ~. keenGu. WarEicE
Hunte-msn. Garrett. Worrel. DlsaFer- Doslhls
Flzv-Garrert 20 keenan,. Hit hv ritcher-By Car
rett Passed halls-Babbington fZ. Hunfe-uan-
Umplre-Mr. Myers Tine q saue-I hour and 4
minutes
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Portsmouth Defeats Norfolk-Other
Games Postponed.

Games Postponed.
Special to The Washington Herald
Portsmouth. Va, June 1.-The Truckers
found Yolz for two runs in the second
inning this afternoon. but that was sufi-
Gent to win from Norfolk. 10 / The
game throughout was contest between
pitchers score;.
R.H.E
Norfolk. 08oi00 0-I Q
Portsnouth.......... 0 : 0 60 o O. 0 x-2 !
Batteries-volz and Munson: Clunn and Nc
Cauley- UmpiTes-Aieszs Mace and HennigeE-
The Lynchburg-Danville and the Rich
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
VAR NOSES OUT NAVY
Rea'S TwO-base Hit in Ninth
Brings Victory.
AE1STER MAKES STAR CATCH

Big Right Fielder on War Team
Stretches Full Length on Ground
and Nahs Payne's Low Line Drive.
Six Double Plays Made by the
Reconsideration Bats WeIs.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
IRoNSIDES ARE CHAMPIONS.
Take Final Game for Title OF Cal
Iaudef'S Garlic League.

The Garlic Baseball League al GaIlau-
det College closed its season yesterday
afternoon with the team called the Iron
sides as the champion.
The recent rains necessitsted a double
header. but the games were OF six and
fve innings. respectively. on account Of
limited time.
Though outbatted. the Tronsides defeat
ed the Legionaries in the first game
through poor fielding by the latter. the
score being 8 10 J
The second game was one-sided and OF
no particular brilliancy. the NIyrmidons
walloping the Green Dragons TO the tune
Of 10 10 / Scores.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
BRIGHTwoOD BEATEN.
Parkview Turns the Trick, Shutting
Them out, IL 10 O.

Brightwood was badly walloped yester-
day by Parkview in the Suburban League,
the last-named team beating them "A 70 0
before a large crowd. Although the game
was won by a big score. il was interest
ing. due mainly to the feeling between the
two teams. each side lighting hard fer
every inch Of the contest
Mcfarland allowed his opponents but
three hits. while the winners hit Buscher
and Robinson fourteen times. Score:
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yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington, L, Detroit, o.
Chicago, II New York, o.
Cleveland, 3, Boston, L.
Philadelphia, - St. Louis, 1.
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Cincinnati. Ohio. July u.-SIanager Nc
Graw vas compelled to call upon three
pitchers for aiG in the afternoon game
between the Giants and the Reds, and
even that number could not stop the on
ward march OF Grifith's men. who put
forty-eight hours OF daylight between
themselves and the visitors from Broad
way by the walloping they administered.
Score.
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E2rre1 rlns-Az-s-lc1n. g Ic-1re-ciel. = Elrs-
cu hascs-Amsrican. 2: Corune-csf. 3 Ffr- hsSs
ou hslis-0f Ssly i; % Grayson Z Inntn-s
pitched-By Graysun. 8 b Quinn. ? Hits uads-
o. GTaTsol. s. % Quinn. J. Strack uat-Bv Seay
9; hg Grayson. I: b. Quinn. . Three-h base hit-
Gray-or- TEo-hase hi.-D-ennzn. sa-isce hirs-
Handy Hoover. stolen bases-Anerczn S, Con
nsrciaI x D0uhls piay-BcEies funzssisteH BsIk-
Quinn. Hit b. pitcher-By Quinn. /: b. Sesv. Z
Passed baIls-Hoorer. Quinn a.. Uupire-lIr
S-erne- Tirze q s1=-e-I hour and 50 -,i1ures
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Earned ruls--ttcs- street s. Congress Streer. L
Let on oEses-Fea1 Street s. Co1grcSs Street. G
Ei-ss base on hsiis-e1 Martin ]. o1 Z Jankson.
Innings ulrched-By Z. Jackscn- IS: b. Can't,
- Hits made-Ol 2 Sackson. &c: cf CAN'T Z
Struck 01t-By T. 5ackson. s: b. Can't. i. 81
3artin. S. TWo-basc hifs-Chappeli Donovan. stolen
bases-E- I1cksou Msus 60 7. Gartt. Afertargh l2l.
Double pl1y--8enderzcn 20 + Jac<son- Hi h~
pitcheE-By T. Jaesscn. VIA pifehes-E- JACK
son il. Umpires-NessTs- Myers and Snail Tine
q g1me-I hour and s ninzfes
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

innings darknessl.
At Montgonery-Aob ;; Montgomery, ?
AT NashTille-Nashvine Il Little Rock.
AT Atlanta-First game: Atlanta, O; New Orleans,
Second game New Orleans. g. Atlanta, Q.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12

Left On bases-Wsr. 6. Nay. & First base On
balis-Of Buroker s: Of Collins. 3 Struck out
b Buroker 5, By Collins. 4 TWO-base hits-Rea.
4fc1iahou. sacrifce hits-Torbert Bur0ker. Rea.
Daly. Stoen- bascs-Rea 80. Watson. Metstsr.
Lcng Moore. 8fcAiaho1 e. Double plsys-Coilins
20 Long. AIc1Iahon % Mosre, Collins 70 Long
Turber1 70 Buruker 20 Payne Payne % Milstead
% Mackesy: Mackesy tsnassistedl Umpire-3lr.
Collih0Eer. Tine of gsme-l hour ard = minutes
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TRI-SrATE LEAGUE.

At York-Harrisburg. s: YORK. =
At Lancaster WillismSport- I: Lancaster. 9.
At Reading-Altoona. 3; Reading. &
At Trcnton-Johnst0En. s. Trenton. =
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TFo-hass hits-Clarke, Wagner Bell %. Barbeau.
Leach Three-hase hits-Clarke. Hummen- Sacrifice
hits-Leach, Alperman. Stolen bases-Clarke Wag-
ner Leach. Gibson Barbeau. Struck out-By Bell
3: hy Lcfeld 5 Bases on baIis-Of Bel. /
Double plsy-Wagner to Abstein- Left on base
Brooklyn 5: Pittsburg s. Umpires-Alessrs- Cusack
and Johnstone. Time Of game-l hour and 30 min
utes. Attendance4O00
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Two-base hit-shean. Sacrifice hits-Graut. Den
ninger- Sacrifice dy. Titus. Stolen base-Byrne
Hit By pitcheE-By Moore, L Wild pitches-Lush
l. Moore. Bases on baIls-OE Moore, g. Struck
out-By Lush. 4; By Moore 5. Left on bases-St
Louis 5; Philadelphia. s. Umpires-slessrs. O'Oay
and Enslie. Time q same-l hour and IS MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
STATION WINS ANOTHER
Trainmeu Are Brushed Aside by
Leaders in Easy Fashion.

The Station team defeated the Train
men in the Railroad League yesterday.
Is 10 ;. The heavy batting OF the Station
aggregation easily disposed OF Stewards
curves. but could not hit Kerr. who took
I'D the pitching. after Stewart had been
sent 10 the woods.
Bel. Of the winners. took the batting
honors. with three hits. one a two-bagger
The bad fielding was largely due 70 the
poor condition Of the playing field Score:
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CAN'T STOP PIRATES.
PittsBurg Beats Brooklyn and Makes
IL Eleven Straight.

Pittsburg. June 1.-THE Brooklyn Ma
tioLals received a severe dru5bing at the
hands OF Pittsburg to-day, 10 1. It was
the eleventh straight victory for the
Pittsburgs. who have the penEant in
mind. Score:
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Lei On iollellNooQs - tarkTleFs : fIS1
base on hells-Oh Robinson. i; cd Busoher. 2: OF
Mcfarland. J Innings pifched-By Robinson Z:
by Buscher, 4 Struck oUt-By Robinsou. I; by
Buscher. 2; BY Mcfarland, 4 Three-hase hi.-Neu.
Two-bass hit-AIsdd0x. Sacrifice his-GaTaeher.
Stolen bases-Aladdox 20. Stone ~. O'Niel Oehler
u. Umpire-AIr. sherman Tine Of same-2 hours.
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LtLL q l1es,-lllrlnec. :. EtrsL n1se on Balls
OF Litz ?: OF Simon. . Struck out-By Litz 10:
By Ssmon. 4 Tro-base hit-Heyuood Julliea-
Sacrifice hit-Harris stolen bases-1lcKniEht ~
julien %. SDily. Heywood q SNYDER. Berlick O.
Double pIay-Litz 70 Bsrsick 70 Nuss Hi by
pitcher-By Sinons. ?; by Li5z / wId pitch-
Simon Umpire-Air. LiIiey. Tine q g7me-i hour
and % minutes.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Scrs1ton-Sc7anton. i; Utica. O.
At Binghamton-Bingham ?; Albany. l.
At Elmirs-Elnira, 6: Troy, 5.
At WiikeshaTe-Wiik 10; Syracuse. s
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sBatted for Plank in eighth inning.
Iran for Bender in eighth inning
1Feuis out; hir by batted ball
Some out when winning run scored
Philadelphia...-.--..--.. 0 i-2
| St Louis. o 0 Ol 0 0-I
Left on -Philadelphia, s; 81. Louis. s.
Bases on balls-Of WaddeD / Of Plank. J. Struck
out-By Waddell. 4: BY Plank. 5: hy DyEert 4
Three-base hits-Colns Wallace. Sacrifice hit
Murphy. Stolen hases-Ganley. Collins. Unpires-
Mess-s. Hurst and Connolly Time Of game hours
and minutes. Attendance-3.495
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4
feldt. White. Sacrifice hts-OverzI Beaumont
Smith. Sweeney. Stolen bases-Bates. Becker Struck
out-By Overall. 3. By Kroh. l. hy White. 2 Bass
On halls-Of White. s. Of Overall. . Double
plays-0Eeall 10 Howard: Autrey (uuassistedl Left
on bases-Chieago, 9; Bostou Z. Umpires-Messrs
Rigier and Trcby. Time Of game-l hour and IS
minutes.
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NEw ENGLANp LEAGuE.

At New BedfOrd-SeE Bedford. 4: Lowell. z
At Faa RiYer-Fall River. 8; Brockton, 2
At Lawrence-LaWrence, 3: Worcester .
At HaTerhill-Lynn. 2 HaTerhiI. O.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Haven-Holgoks, 10, New Haven. s
At RTidzsport-New Britain, s; Bridgeport, q.
At Hsrtford-Har;ford. 3; Waterbury. l.
Al Sprfnghe.d-Springheld. Z: Northampton, 3
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At jersey City-Montreal. 0; Jersey City, !.
At Ne-rsrk-Bufalo .; Newark. /
At Baltinore-Rochester 3: Baltimore. L
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souTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Chattanooga - First game: Chsttaaoosa. 70;
Charleston. s Second game. Chattanooga p
Charleston, ] I've innines: dzrknessl.
At Columbia-Augusta, 5: Columbia. z
At Macon-Savannah. :: Macon. ].
At Columbus-Columbus. s; jacksonville. 5
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ATHLETICS IN THE ELEVENTH
Take Game from st. Louis Browns
When WaddeH WeakenE.

Philadelphia. June 1.-THE Athletics de-
feated st. Louis in the eleventh inning.
when waddell weakened. Collins bat
ting and Williams fielding were the fea-
lures. Score:
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BOSTON TROUNCES CUBS.
Pitcher white Wins HIS Game by
4-to-2 score.

Chicago. June 1.-THE Boston Nationals
won an easy victory over Chicago here
this afternoon by the score Of TO 2
Overall was pounded hard IN the opening
innings
White pitched a good game for Boston.
President Pulliam. OF the National
os~-... - - ---ao+..o- &C.,.
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TOtais.--..-- : Il 70 ? J Totals.
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REDS DEFEAT GIANTS
Three McGraw TwirlerS Fail
to Stop Griffth'S Men.
MUGGSY'S TRIBE OUTPIAYED

Clark Griffith's Understudfes Play
Like Real Champions, Showing the
Way In Every Department OF the
Game-Fromme Ia Hit Hard, but
Manages TO Keep BIngIes Scattered.
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Left on baseS-Cnicago. Z; New York g. Bases
on balls-Oh Walsh. >; Of Lake } Struck out
By Walsh 4: by Lake, 3 IWo-base hits-Atz
Walsh. Kleinow Sacrifice hit-Keeler. stolen
bases-Dougherty. Chase. Double play-EIberfeId
20 Chase. UmpireS-Messrs. OLoughlin and
KERN. Time Of game-l hour and 50 minutes
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BEATS OLD TEAM MATES.
Cy Young Allows Boston Only Two
Safe Hits.

Boston. June Icy Young held the
locals down to two hits to-day. but they
escaped a shut-out because Of his wild
pitch. Cleveland punched hits in two
innings. Boston making errors at the
same time Score:
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha-Onsha. 8: Des Moines. g.
At Lincoln-Linooln. s; Sioux City. J.
As Wickita-Wichiia. .; Pueblo. 0.
At Topeka-Topeka. s; Denver, }.
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Iotais- = IS - 5 $ Totals-
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Indianapolis-Indianapoli !; Milwaukee. q
AT TOledO-KansaS City. 4; Toledo. 4
AT Coiumbus-Columbus. 4: Minneapolis.
At Louisville-IouisFille. s: St Paul, 3
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CONGRESS STREETS LOSE.
Pitcher Donovan Leads West street
20 Clean Victory.
STANDING or THE TEAMS.

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yos5sss Esss ss;;S ST.; 50 50 5ga51s- 52.Eaas1sss'0us. z 50
The Congress Streets were defeated
yesterday in a fast game by the West
Street BY a score OF 3 70 2 Donovan led
his team in hitting. getting a double and
single Maus also batted and caught a
good game Martin feided wen. accept
ing eight chances without a mistake. Con
Ion got al three outs IN the fourth on
three high ny balls A large crowd at
tended the game Score.
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BANKERS LEAGUE
BEATEN BY ONE RUN.
COngressIonaIs Take BIoOmfngdaIe
CIubmen Iafo Camp.

Bloomingdale was beaten by the Con-
gressionals. 9 10 S. in the Marquette
League yesterday afternoon after a hard
struggle. the winners overcoming the big
lead obtained by the losers IN the first
part OF the game by heavy batting
Schaner played a star game for Bloom
ingiale. his work being the feature OF the
contest Score: