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The Washington herald., 1909-06-17
Railroad Y. VI. c. A. smoker.

While the orchestra PLAYED sweet
strains and various local talent held the
center Of the stage, the members Of the
Terminal Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation dispensed ice cream. cake. and
lemonade and smoked cigars at the
smoker in honor Of the baseball teams
held at the association rooms in the new
Union Station last evening. The pro-
gramme consisted Of songs by E. A
Lang. r. N. Bright. NJ. Irby. and the
association quartet; a tumbling skit BY
BrUner and Mastadeno, reading by F. E.
Barbour. a piano solo by W T. Pierson,
and musical selections by the orchestra.
The address OF welcome was made by G.
H. WinslOw, the head Of The Y n c. a.
in which he extended the glad hand 70
every one in the room.
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BROWNSTAKEOPENER
Nationals Are Unable to Hit
in the PincheS.
SMITH BLOWS UP IN FIFTH

Rube WnddeII TvvirIs Good Ball I'm
til seventh, when -Four Successive
Hits Score Two Runs-UnEIaub Con-
meets for Two SIashing Doubles.
Hughes TwirIs Two Innings.
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~ YoRK III Leu.

A. svacnzs-Syaoise. s. Binghanto1, 2.
A. Utica-Utica ]. Elnlira. 8
Al AIbauy-Aibany. 8, scranton. L
At Troy-Iruv. 3 Wilkesbarre. L
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RIVERDALE BEATEN.
Go Down Before HyattsviIle in n
Poorly PLAYED Game

Hyattsville. Nd June 16-Hyattsvfne
trimmed Riverdale here to-day by the
score Of 10 . Had it not been for the
stupid work on part OF the Riverdale in
field. the story would have been difrer-
eut. Burgess. behind the bat. was not
up 70 his usual form. and allowed Ten
men 70 steal.
Bailey. for Riverdale. pitched a good
game. one that would win nine times out
OF ten Much credit should be given A
LeGkin for his work IN the box. letting
the hSrd-hitting visitors down with only
two hits. though his control was al times
a little OF, hitting one man and passing
five. He struck out eight. Bailey passed
three. famed seven, and allowed six hits.
H. Tanning. al third. for Riverdale, and
Herring In right for the home team, put
Up splendid fielding games. HyattsviBe
had the strongest lineup in to-day that
1t has used this season. and was de-
termined 20 have the game at any cost
To-day's defeat shoves Riverdale back
into the cellar Score:
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omnle Score:

'Batted Tor Fron.mo 10 hfth inning
fBatted tor Rowan in seventh inning
Cincinnati. i...... 0 0 O 0 o.
Philadelphia @ 0 2 0 C o.
Three-base hits-Grunt. Doolin. Home rln-Dooin.
Sacrifice hit-Downcy Stolen basCs-Bcschcr GTaEt.
Magee. Dcon- Double play-Egan 70 HoblitzeiL
Bass on balls-Of Mcren 4: OF Rowan 2 Struck
out-By Ffcmme 4; By Rowan 7; BY Noceu. /
Hit oy pIrcher-By Rowan J. Umplres-Messrs.
Rigler and Truly. Time q game-l hour and 50
minutes Attendance-s50o.
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LANGDON PLAYS WELL.
Put Up an ErrOrIess Game, Defeat
ing BerVvyn II 10 3.

Berwy'n, June 16.-LangdOn. playing here
this afternoon. put up an errorless game
and defeated the home team by tie score
Of p 20 g.
In the first inning Langdon secured
four hits and two bases on balls This
netted them five runs, and thereafter
Berwyn was never in the game. The
visitors scored three more IN the second
inning. due 10 rank fielding on the part
or Berwyn- Lash was touched I'd rather
lively by Langdon. and Roberts took UP
the running in the latter part OF the
game McAlahon pitched a fine game. al
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dell. 4: of Smith. .: of Groom. l. IN
nings pitched-By Smith. 6lz: by Groom.
y; by Hughes. 2. HITS made-On Smith,
9. Struck out-By Waddell. 4: by Smith,
?; by Hughes, !. TwO-base hifs-Unglaub,
2: McAleese Sacrifice hits-ConrOy. 2:
Donohue. Hartzell, Ferris. Stolen bases
DOnOhue. Unglaub. Patterson. McAleese.
Double plays-Wallace TO Williams 10
Jones. Hit by pitcher-By Smith, /; by
Waddell. !. Passed ball-Street- Umpires
-Messrs. Egan and Sheridan. Time OF
game-l hour and IS minutes. Attendance
- 40
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PLAY DRAWN BATTLE.
Ninth and HamIine Struggle Withou,
Decision.

Hamline and Ninth crossed bats yes
terday in the sunday School League.
and when the smoke OF battle had clear
ed away il was found that the score
was a tie. TO 8
Symanoskie and Reichard opposed each
other on the mound and both pitched
good ball. errors being responsible for
most Of the runs made by each team.
In the seventh inning Connor made a
good run over behind third base after
GelbeIs pop fly, but the ball bounded
out Of bis glove. which paved the way
for Hamline's five runs. as. had he held
the bail, the side would have been re-
tired without a run
Niles played a star game at second
for Ninth. and Sheaffer felded good al
rL-l-l Eo- LL.-,L--.-, s.------
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MeGRAW MIXES IT.
Giants Manager and Pitcher Rap
mOnd in Fist Fight.

Pittsourg. Pa June 16-It became
known here to-day that Manager John
McGraw, of the New York Giants. and
Pitcher Bugs" Raymond had a fist fight
while en- route from Cincinnati in a Pull
man sleeper. McGraw knocked Raymond
down and punched him. The eccentric
pitcher recovered his feet and planted
a blow on McGraw's face. The whole
New York squad was in the car at the
time and stopped the fight.
Raymond's ear was cut, his cheek
bruised. and his upper lip was cut when
they were separated. Raymond. however.
came along with the rest Of the SQUAD to
the Annex Hotel. Manager McGraw said:
The affair did not amount TO much
Raymond, you know. is a bad actor at
times Last night he got a little strong
and needed correction. did not want to
take his money from him. so I just ad-
ministered a slight chastisement."
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital City Leagae-Colunha Ataletic Club rs.
Marines.
Departmental LesgDe-NaEy IS Commsrcs and
Labor.
Sunday sehcoi Leagge-Prck rs. LznEdln
Marquette Leag1e-Coluulbia IS S. Martins
IndeicndeDce LeaEue-WaIiach vs. Advent
Suburban League-Perworrb IS Parkvie1r.
r r. Y n @. A. Leag1e-ShCpmrn TS- southern
Banksrs League-W l. a Tvs A. s 81
C0l0Te1 DeJ1rrlcltal Loag1e-Muriciral 81. B1.
reau u Engraving and Printing
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Fms base on baTIs-OH BurEe. 4. ~ SmirE ?
OF Brady, = Innings nitched-By smith 4 hv
Brady 5. Hits made-Of Smith. 3. Of Bndy. ,
Struck 0ut-By Burke : hy Smith g. hv Brady g
Two-base hits-Richauds0n Brady. Sacrifice hit
Btady. Stolen bases-Mattingiy 20 Mckee. Gard
ner DOwney %. Rupert Smith Fowle- Be,lhler.
Nawhinncy %. Diver. Burke Hit by pitcher-By
Burke. 2 VIA pitch-Burke. Passed baI-Rru-
pert Umpire-SIr. lie Mat. Time Of same-I hour
and % minutes.
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Two-base hits-Engle Demmitt. Easterly Three
base hits-Knight Easterly. Sacrifice hiis-Bradley
Engle. Lord. Lajoie. Stolen bases-Bradley. Vaughn
Struck out-By Doyle 5. hy Young & Base on
bahs-On Doyle. ;; Of WErhop. !; of Young. /
Double play-Young 10 Ball 10 StoyaU Hit by
pitcher-By Young. l. Wild pitches-Young /;
DOYLE. l. Left on bases-New York s. Cleveland
10 Umpires-Messrs KERN and OLoughlin At
tcndance-I0 900.
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FAIL TO STOP AGGIES.
POst-Offiee Team No Match for Hard
hitting Farmers.

The Aggies tghtened their hold on arst
place when they beat the Post-ofice team
IL hard-f0ught game on tie EIipse
yesterday, the final score being 3 10 /
The Farmers had Newberry IN the box.
and ne pitched a brilliant game. allow
ing but four hits. and would have scored
shut-OUt bur FOR his team mates er-
rors. He also struck out six. and walked
but Two men Ferguson who served
them Up Tor the Nail Carriers. was wild.
passing nine men and striking out thir-
teen
Priests fielding and a fine running
catch bE Racln uara ne Ea.rnras So
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SLUMP FOR YANKEES.
Cleveland Has Little Trouble In
Beating New YOrkS.

New York, June E.-The weaknesses
OF a losing club were 10 the front in
the Highlander's play to-day, and the
Clevelands beat them. SlIp-ups Of the
hand or the head at critical times fritz
tered away the game
There was just the proper quantity Of
these TO allow the Maps 10 win by one
run. The plain truth is that the High
landers are playing second-rate ball. and
they won't be in the first division at the
rafe they are enine Scnre.
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The score.

'Battsd for Leifeld IN the second.
fBatted for Phillppe in the ninrh.
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BRENTWOOD WINS AGAIN.
BroOkIand Barely Averts Shut-Out
Getting but One Hit

brentwood walloped the Brookland ag-
gegation yesterday afternoon at Capital
City Park, s 70 !.
Buscher. who was on the mound for
Manager COnnelTs boys. twirled bril-
liantly, and held MS hard-hitting oppo-
nents down 70 four safeies His curves
and shoots broke nicely. and only one
batsman reached first on wide ones. while
he sent back 70 the bench ten on strike
outs
Mcknight was touched Up pretty lively
eight connecting safely with his aSSOrs-
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First base On -Brishtwood. /: Wood5urn.
Left on hases-Brghtwood, g; Woodburn. =. First
base on balls-Of Dexter 2: OF Robnsoa. s. OF
Junghaus. 6 Innings Ti.Chci-3y Dexter y: by
Howell. =; by RobiI.son :. Hits made-On Dexter.
Z; Of Robinson. g. Struck out-By Dexter !: by
Robinson. :: By Junghaus IL. Thrce-base hit
Thomas Two-base hits-Dennison. Bergman. Roo
inson- Stolen bases-Bergnan 49,. Stewart, C. How
ell %. Fague. Steele -. Sherman. F. HiseT. j.
Hiser %, Dennison 81. Thomas McIntyre g.
Junghaus Double plays-Stewart 20 Bangs: Homer
,unassistedl. Hit b pitcheT-By Robinson. J. Hiser
Wild pitCh-Dextcr. Passed baIl-Bergman- I'm
rire-Air Graham. Time cf game hours.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

st. Louis, 81 Washington, 2.
Chicago, 6J Boston, 4.
Cleveland, 4; New York, 3.
Philadelphia, So Detroit, 4
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blTIltl Tl-l5- AETlIllIlre- ElrsI blse D elfors
-E1St-o--cr. 4, Agriculture. Left On hases-
Agriculture r. Pos--o-5ce. 2 FIrst base o1 haus-
or Fe-suson- g; % Ncwbery. . S-r1ck Out-By
Ferguson. q; by Newbe-Ty. 6 Tr0-hzse hits
Bradley. NeWbcuy- Sacrifce hits-Fer-ssou Tav-
loT. stolen hases-OTisou. Callahan. Ha-Teycu-,er
Hit b. pitcher-By Ferg7ls0n L Cuaptre-1Ir Bets
Time q szIne-l hour and 50 -lriltes.
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'Batted Tor Fronme 10 ffth inning.
H. q o. =. .,- -
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AflA Oh l-atN- 'ldlAl-- N4E -NltaEllltLLr
Fist base haIIs-Of KniSht0n. J. Innings pitched
By Thompson. s; hy Knighton ?. b. B-oEn. 2: by
Kehcy. 6. Hits made-Of Thompson. :; of Brown.
.: a kilroy . Strlck out-By. Th0nlrsou s. hy
Kuighton- .. by Brown. J. Thres-base hit-CsroFes-
TWo-base hir-Haudy- SlClfce hit-TEy Stolen
hases-Bradcy e. S-r-tt0n- Double D s-Kuruy
TO Biricy % Kfruy Um1ire-3lr- Flynn Tine q
EalI---l hcur and l5 minutes
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BANKERS. LEAGUE
r. K. Y " al A -LEAGnl
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY LEAGUE.
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Capital ChT Beague-BrgutW00d g.: Brookland. J.
Departmental LclCue-Agricultrre ;. Posr-oFsc.
/; TTeZsu7y. 2; Iuterior.
SUNDAY seaool LeaCle-Nirrh s. Hamli-e. s.
Marqaetts Lsague-Penzion O1loe. Il; Tsnzle-
wood
Independence Leagle-Niuth. s; Twining Athletic
Club 9
suburban Leagle-Woodburn IS: BriEhtEood /
R. r Y n C. A. League-statiou. 4: Car De-
plrrment l.
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Iyohase hits-Hummel. RglIhach. Sacrifice hits
-hoWard Holman o. Alpeunan- stolen base
HummeL Struck Out-By Rucker. 3; by Reulhach
Base on bals-Oh Rucker. Double plays-
Reulhach 70 Howard; Mcmillan 70 Hummel 70
Bergen; Zimmerman 20 Howard. Left on hases-
BROOKLYN. g. Shicas0. 3 UmpirCs-Mcs-rs Johusione
ard Cusack- At;erdanoc-l201
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Earned runs-ITI1s1ry. 3, Interior. J. FIRST base
- errors-TreaSrry, 3; IlteraE. J. Left on basss-
Treasury. lo; lutericr. g. First base on haIs-O1
Lynch, "a of Cru-,fn. g Struck out-By Lgnch. 8.
ty Croson. J. TWo-hass hiis-O'NeiI. Bielaski le
sab. Mccarthy SaCifoo hits-LCr5. McCarrhy
Cro71u. Hayden stolen bcses-LCrd % Bielasn
sab. Croson. Baruhar,. Carr o. McDonad. BIT
by pitc-leT-By Cr0s0n .CaTroIu. Md pitches-
Crosou. i-yucl- Passed bal-Haydeu. Uupire-Air.
Co-lh1asr Time q Eame-- Laurs and n.inltes
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AsIERICAN AssoCIATIoN.
,Inuaulee-,InEauEoe. ;: Minneapolis. 4
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Al Lawr1noe-Nsw BodSor5. &: Lawrence. z
Al Brocktcn-Fi-s- game Brocnon- I; Wo-ces,sr.
Second same-B-ockton. = Worcester. g.
At Lyun-Lynn. u. Fan River. {
AT LcEsII-HsTerhill. s; Lowell I
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Totals..-.... 4 sI Il a
sp-.+..4 - 4r,-.

TTo-oaso hit-Atz- Three-baso hits-Speaker %,
Purten, Dougherty. Sacrifice hits-LoTd Cauigan
Wolter, Tannehiil. Stolen base-SulliTan- Double
plays-Tannehil 20 Purtel; Taunehiu 20 Isben.
Arcllancs n Lord TO Mcconnell Left on bases
Boston. S. Chicago. D. Bases on balls-Of Suter. 3
HIT By pitcheT-By SuteT. L Struck out-By steele
5; hy suter 2 Passed ball-SulliVan. Umpires-
Messrs Perrinc and Evans Time Of Rme-I hour
ard % minutes Attendance-s6A
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Al Balrinaore-BuEalo Balti1o-s.
Al JERSEY Ci-y-Flrt game: To-cnto s. JGssy
City. 8 Second game. Toronto. :; Jersey City.
Al NcUark-Ncua-k 8: Rochester. =
At PruTideu-c-Pr0Tiicnce A. Montreal. =
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Left on bases-AthletiCs c: Detroit I Base on
bals-Of Bender. 2; Of Mullen. l. Struck 0ut-By
Bender. 1. by Mullen. Three-base hits-Stauage
Thomas TwC-base hits-CrawfGrd Baker O. Col
lins- Sacrifice hits-Bush. Cobb. NcIntyre Barry.
Stolen bases-MCriarity. Collins. Davis. Crawford
Ganley. Hit by pitcher-By 3lullir, J. Passed ball
Thomas. Umpires-Niessr Hurst aud Connolly.
Time q game-2 hours and IS minutes Attendance
IL 4d
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Earned runs-Bcruyn. 2; LaugfCn. e. Three-base
hr-Sayers- Passed hails-W. Talbc-r Sayers %.
Bases on bals-O5 Lash .. od SIc3Iahou. ]. HIT
By pitched b6lls-Green. Begging Struck out-By
Lash. !: b. Greer. &: by R05erts. 2: by McAIahon
Left en- bases-BerEyn, 8; Laned1n & Iuuings
ritched-By Lash, IL; bv Green. s-- by RohsrrS
stolen bases-W. Talbert. r. Burch Isl. T.
IaIbert. BcIgliEg- Umpire-Slr. Fnuisiu. Tine q
gano-l hour and y MINUTES.
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Richmond A. C. Beats All Stars.

in one Of the most exciting games Of
the season the Richmond Athletic Club
defeated the All Stars yesterday by the
score % TO .. The features of the game
were the battery work Of Giovannetti and
I. Jacobs for the winners and running
catches by Saur and Canty.
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'Battod fer Doyle in the eighth.
fBatted for Vaughn in the ninth.
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on bases-Hanline, 8; Ninth. 8 Frst base on
balls-OG Sym2nos1e. =; OF Reichard. l. Struck
out-By Symnroskie. 3. by Rechard s. Trro-base
hits-Le Eos. Martin. Sacrifice hits-Reichard
Quantrclle. Miles. Stolen bases-GeioeI Hubbard
C0nnor. Marceron. Double plays-Sheafer to GefbeI
% SheaneF: Fries 20 CeibeI: Conner 70 Osautrrlle
Hit by pircher-By Rcichari 8 Passed balls
Milss, :; Geihel. / Umpire-Mr Hughes Time
q game-l hour and 50 minutes.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

A. Oznsha-On-sha. 2; Siou< Csty, u.
AZ -Wichitz. 3; Denver, 4
AT Topeka-Topeka- Is. Pueblo. 8
At Lincoln-Lincoln 6. Des Bfoines. =
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Sacrifice hits 90 Bresnahan Mattern, Hulswitt.
Double play'-Dahlen 70 Sweeney. stolen base-Ko-
netchy. Bases on balls-Of Sallee. s; on Mattern.
Struck out-By Sailee. 1; by Mattern. Left
on hases-St Louis. 10; Boston. i. Umpires-Aiessrs.
hlem and Kane. Tine q salne-2 hosrs and
minute
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Opening rOund. ScOre
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NINTH BEATS TWINING.
Nose CIubmen Out in Interesting
Game at McDcvfstis.

-Four runs IN the seventh inning on
errors tells the tale OF yesterdays game
In the Independence League. which Ninth
Won from the Twining Athletic Club.
10 8 Neither side hit the bail very
hard and the losers helded poorly.
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Len on caseS-Pcuslon Othce. :. TalgleHoo1. T.
Fsryr base "a bllls-Of Barnes. Q. of Byron I: o1
Wilcox. 3 Innings ul-ClCi-Iy Barnes s, by Bul
i0ch. 4; by Byron 9. by Wilcox. 3 Hits nade-OH
Barnes. :; % Byron. 6, a Wilcox St-uck
oVt-By Bsrnes. s. hy Bulloch J., by Byron. .. by
Wilcox. J. Hone uEl-NcCarthy. Th-ec-hase hts
Herman. Russo. Madden. Two-base hit-Woerteu-
dyke Sacrifice hits-Mess l2I. keiiher Hunter
stolen bascs-GreEtcll. HoEseT. Mess %. 8lace Nc
Carthy. BuIloch %. D0cble ulav-lIess % Her-i-
man. Hit by pi1che7-By Wilcox. J. Passed balls
Jones. 2 HoVse-. j. Murphy. l. Umrire-8Ir Myers
Tine o. gaue-l hour and q minutes
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CAPTURE ANOTHER.
Station DISpOses of Car Department
by I4-rO-4 score.

Station added another game 10 their
already big total. when they defeated
/ the Car Department Il 10 Z In the r. r.
Y. N c. A League yesterday. The win
! ners hit Brown and KIlroy for fourteen
] ofarfpe Eeo~a-
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HIT MArTERN HARD.
Boston Nationals Beaten by Car
dInaIs, s TO ,.

ST. Louis. June l6-St. Louis defeated
Boston in the first Of four game series
to-day. score s TO g. Sallee was hit hard
In but one inning. the third, when
Boston scored all Of their runs St
Louis. on the other hand. hit Mattern
hard thrOugho1f Score.
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MULLIN GETS HIS BUMPS.
Athletics Check Big Pitchers Win
ming streak at philadelphia.

Philadelphia, June 16.-The Athletics gave
Mullen his first defeat IN twelve games
to-day, when they beat out Detroit in
an exciting battle BY 10 4 Bender
should have registered a shut-out. Score:
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AMATEUR LEAGUES STANDING.
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.

cAPTrAL CTTY TFscur
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Let on Dasea-br-lltWood- O. Brookland- . FIRST
base on balis-Of Buscher. 2. Of Mcknight l.
Struck 0ut-By Buscher. 70: b. Mcknight. > Two
base hits-Widnayer Hayes Hessler Sacrifice hits
-Suly. Noyes. Stolen bases-BuScher. Han6l5oe
Moves. Wild Ditch-Buscher. Umpire-Slr. PaTsons
Tine q gAme-l hoU and 30 minEfas-
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REDS PROVE EASY.
PhiIIieS Assume Roles of Heavy
Hftterx-ScOre. : 10

Cincinnati. June l6-Philadelphia had
no trouble at all worsting Cincinnati this
afternoon. The visitors started the scor-
ing in the third inning on single by
Doolin and Dooin's home run and kept
it up on Rowan and Dubuc. who sue
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CONNECTICTT IEAGUE

Al Waterbrry- Waterbury. s. Holvoke. 4
A. B-idgeucrt-EaItfo-d. II: Brsdsepore. 7.
AZ New Britain-New Britain T.: Springfield. G
AT Ncw Haveu-FiTst game. Ser Haven 8; No-tA
smUtol. :. Sccuud Esme. NeE Haven. S. NolA-
ampton. 6
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TANGLEWO0D EASY.
Pension office Team Wins from
GeOrEetOsnerS.

Uncle Sans ladies from the Pension
Bureau made short work Of the Tangle-
wood aggregation In the Marquette
League, walloping the Georgetown crew
i 10 8 in seven innings Of play. Both
teams hit the ball hard. four pitchers
being used Score.
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BRIGHTWOOD WALLoPED.
WOOdbuFn Springs Surprise and
Wins in Walk

Brightwood was beaten IS 10 / by the
Woodburn team. in the Suburban circuit.
yesterday, tbs winners completely out
CHASING their opponents in the field and
at bat. WoOdburn made nine runs in the
opening round. Score.
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TRI-sFATE LEAGUE.

A. Lsrcastsr-Jo.-stown. O; La1czster. 6
Al Tcrk-Alfooua. I; York. 2
Al Readiug-HaTrsburg. I Racing 2
Al Treu-o1-Willznspor 9, Treuton. O
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Left en- bass-HyattsEiIie 6. RiFgrdale s FIRST
base on e7rcrs-H HyattsTills ?; RiTc7daic. 1 Bases
On balls-Of Bailey. 3; OF Leakin. 3 Struck cut
By Bailey. Z; by Leakin g Sacrifice hit-Wood-
ward. Iit hy pitched ball-Piozct- Stolen basss-
Fanying. Pi0zet. MacNsl. Frederick. Herring Ma
louey ~, A. Leskin. G. Leakin 10. Carr. Hartley
O.. F. Gait UmTare-aIr. Brooks Tine q szme-l
hour and ~ miuutes
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CUBS BUNCH HITS.
Three Runs in Second Inning Beat
Brooklyn.

Chicago. June 16.-The Chicago Ma
uonals punched four hits in the second
inning and scored three runs. which
gave them a victory in to-day's open
ing game Of the series with Brooklyn,
8 70 1 Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-17
CAROLINA LEAGUE.

At GreeaviIle-Grecuvilie. !: SpartGnbu-s. O.
At Grecnsboro- Greenstorn. s. Anderson. O.
At Char.ctte-Cha-la.te. %: M.nson-salen. Q
The Washington herald., 1909-06-17

- ---s A-A---'.. ALliet-At 44L--N lArAe.
Bridwen. Meyers e. Home run-Aiurray Sacrifice
hits-Doyle. Bridwell. Struck out-By Mathewson
3, by LecEer. . stolen basc-Tenney. Bases on
balls-Of Leifeld. l; OF Lever. 2 Left On base
New YORK. Z; Pittsburg g. Unpires-Afessrs- O'Day
and Emslie Attendance-l200l
The Washington herald., 1909-06-17
ALLOWS BUT ONE HIT.
southern Railway Auditors TrOunee
Del Ray 10 10 0.

Del my 10 10 .
The Del Ray baseball team went down
10 defeat at the hands Of the Southern
Railway Auditors By The score OF 70 70
@. yesterday afternoon
Strobel for the Auditors. was invinci-
bic. allowing but one hit His pitching
and Osterman's hard hitting were easily
the features OF the game
The Washington herald., 1909-06-17
WHITE SOX IN EIGHTH.
Boston Goes Down in Close Game
by 10 4.

Boston. June 1.-the Red Sox had a
good lead, though Chicago tied the score
twice and won out in the eighth by hard
hitting. Walsh finished the game strong
ly for the White Sox. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-17

Earned runs-Washington 2; St. Louis.
Lett on bases-Washington. S: St.
Louis. z. First base-on balls-On Wad-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-17
COLLEGE CANES.

At CambridSe-HsrTard 2. Colby O.
At WiiliamstoWu. Mas. - Williams. ;: Holy
Cross. O.
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