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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-09

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The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
FORT ERIE RESULTS

FIRST RACE-FIve srlongs scz-
pies, Ie5 (HowarD. 20 2 won; Fair
Louise. 1o3 CRe-tig). IS 20 : second /:
Olivia Nickel I09 Davenport 4 70 L
third Time, 1-61 % PEoronis, Polly
Lee, PatSalaga, Miss sly, Kyle. Winter
Day LADY Frederick. Emmy Lou, and
Dolly Aaddis also raa.
SECOND RACE-Flve aud Ons-half fur
longs Chief kee, los CPrestOn), g to y
won Glen Beachey. 105 Howard, 20
>. second; Gallant Pirate. s. Reld}. : 70
J.. third Time. los. Ny Gar and Rouads-
also ran
THIRD RACEOne nile and seventy
Yards Cave A6zuu1, Io9 tHerbe-t), Il 70
=. won; Glimmer. los CRei6), 6 % !. sec
ond. The Minks. 199 [EOward), 1 70 !
Jhied- Time. 1-sS - Greendale ana Dark
Night also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six fa-iongs. Rose
Queen, us (Nentry), : 20 3, won; Hand
bricge. ll2 therbert). IS 20 3. second: Bell
Wether. ia iRettig). 3 20 !, third Time,
l-l2 SIS Alice. ClOiSteress. Royal Onyx.
and Crystal Maid also ran
FIFTH RACE-One and one-sixtsenth
miles. Grania< los CReid), even. wen;
Desperate. les (Herbertl. 10 ! second;
Dispute, lo4 Davenport. 70 I third.
Time. 1,s5 IS Elgin. Sensible. Spanish
Prince. Great Jubilee, FlorsaL Goldfrorr
lawyer Miller, Irrigator, and Fair Annie
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One nile and one fu--
long Hooray. 1l5 Davenport. 70 1.
WCn- Reldmore, ia CHaines). II 70 70.
second, Giles, lo9 ROSS, to ], third
!lIne, 1,Sz 4-a Dredger and Howard
Shean also ran
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
NOTES OF THE GAME.

outfelder Raftery has been sold by
cleveland TO Toledo.
Manager Cantillon. OF the yvasb,ns,oo
|rlub, was reinstated to-day. after grand
stand duty for ten days, for talking
back TO Umpire Perrine.
Cleveland has purchased Pitcher Gregg
Pf the Spokane Club Of the Northwestern
league. He Is a southpaw. ana has
famed eighty-two men in his last eipht
sames
Birmingham hit the baH hard through
pat the game He made two hits and
|Donohue took another away from him
b the sixth. when he grabbed Birmy's
Inc drive.
Cantillon will make no announcement
S 20 the disposition Of Pitchers Hughes
IAltrock. and Tannehill. Neither win he
4 7ay anything in regard 10 any new men
.Fho bec0me Nationals in the near future
Groom win pitch tomorrow for Wash
.ngtOn. while either Berger or Rhoades
yin work for Cleveland. Bemis is now
bic 10 go behind the bat again. so
ferger Will probably be Lajoie's selec-
on
Ball played a gilt-edged game at short
gain. but Stovall saved him an error
the second inning when ke scooped up
be shortstop's low throw on Johnson's
Founder. Had the ball got by the first
Sacker, Mcbride would have scored.
Lelivelt started the third inning by
batting out q bunt between Falkenberg
I'd Stovall Milan fanned trying 10 sac
fee. but LeiiTelt took second on IN
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CnmherInnd nt I.n.t 80.

Cumberland. Nd, July s.-Ashenfelte-.
Cumberland's new left-hander from Pit
cairn. Pa. stopped Huntingdon's winning
streak here to-day by not only holding
them down TO i've scattered hits. but
winning his own game at the bat Score:
RHE L
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G. A. G. IS DEFEATED
Brentwood Wins Again from
Old Rivals.
SANDERSC ONCE MORE HERO
Pitches Good Game for COrneIPs
Tribe and Drives One over the
Fence, Putting Game on Ice-At-
tendance Breaks Record and Taxes
Capacity OF Capital City Park.

Brentwood strengthened its lead In the
Capital City League by again defeating
the Columbia Athletic Club, this time
10 3. before a crowd that taxed the
capacity Of the park.
Sanders twirled for Brentwood. hold
ing the hard-hitting clubmen IN check
throughout besides boosting one over
the right field fence for a homer that
practically settled the result. Sanders
did not have much the better OF Itch
Held In the pitching line. for the latter
held Brentwood 70 one less hit than his
rival. but he was unlucky in that the
errors Of his team mates bobbed UP at
inoppOrtune times.
Two fast double plays and Taylors
backward running catch were the helding
features, while Hurley. Riston. and Nc
Carthy starred al the bat. each having
two hits. The Columbia inheld worked
well together, killing on some promising
bingles. Score:
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glaub's out, and was run down when he
tried TO make third on Delehanty's tap
to Bradley.
Milan robbed Perring OF a Texas
Lacquer" in the fourth when he raced
in back Of third base from left center TO
catch Perring's high fly. It looked as if
he could not reach 1t in time, but he dis
appointed the crowd, and then gained its
applause.
Rinchman and -Sick were victims of
I'll luck and Johnson's terrific speed. In
the fourth inning Hinchman tried TO
dodge an inshOOt and the ball struck his
bat. bounding 10 Donohue Flick died
similarly in the sixth, just prior 10 the
batting rally that won the game for
Cleveland
The ninth inning opened badly for the
Maps. Unglaub pOked another single
10 center, and after swinging once, Del-
ehanty sacrificed. Doa0hue walked. Con-
roy had three balls and two strikes when
he lifted fly 10 Hinchman. Mcbride
hit 20 Bradley. and the latter's bad
throw filled the bases, a fine stop by
StovaIl preventing Unglaub from scoring.
Having no more pinch hitters on the
bench. Cantllon sent Street TO bat and
he flied TO Birmingham, ending the game
On account OF Johnson's great speed
the Washington outhelders sifted over
toward right field. leaving left field prac-
tically vacant whenever any OF .Cleve-
lands seven right-hand hitters were az
bat. They shifted the other way when
Flick and Easterly batted. and II worked
like a charm, except when Birmingham
batted in the sixth. He hastened his
swing. and turned what might have been
only single at the best into a double
in consequence Of the run that Milan had
TO take.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION.

AZ caaII0..s-sgsE..asasE. 5: -. 3
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
TO HOLD LANTERN PARADE.
Unique Event Under Auspices OF the
Washington Canoe Club.

Al arrangements have been perfected
for the Washington Canoe Clubs annual
lantern parade on the Potomac Satur-
day evening. July 10. and the public IS
cordially invited TO view this beautiful
event from the AOueduct Bridge or the
Speedway. The participants VIII assemble
promptly az the government wharf. be-
low the Analostau Boat Club. al 80 ..
m, ready 20 light Up 70 proceed across
the river and thence 10 the different boar
houses along the route 20 a point above
Three Sisters. where the parade VIII be
dishanded and return 20 the respective
boat houses -helter skelter,r producing
a novel and beautiful effect
Dancing viii be INDUCED IN at the
Canoe Club later
The parade is IN the hands OF two ex-
perienced canOelsts. who have handed
these functions many times before-N.
Ray Garrett, assisted by L F. Eberbach.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital City League Marines VS.. ST.
Stephens.
Departmental League-War VS.. NAVY
and Agriculture Us. Treasury.
Marquette League - Tanglewood VS.
BloOmingdale.
Sunday School League-Langdon VS..
Ninth.
Independence League-Twining VS.. Wal
ZACH.
Suburban League-Parkview VS.. Bright
wood.
R. R. Y. NJ. C. A.-Car Department VS..
Adams Co.
Bankers League-Merchants and Me-
chanics VS.. Washington Loan and Trust.
COlored Departmental League-War and
Navy VS.. Bureau Of Engraving and Print
ing
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
LOSE ONE AT LAST.
Union Station Is Trimmed by Adams
Company I'm Exciting Contest.

GrahRm's hit in the last inning that
scored Barnes from third base won the
game in the R. r Y. NJ c. a League
yesterday for the Adams Express Com
pany. TO s. and broke the record OF
victories OF the Station boys
Groves. Graham. and Harvey each made
three hits. Graham's triple being the
longest swat OF the game.
Barron played a great game IN the cen
ter garden and assisted IN a double play
10 first base when the sacks were fun.
Score
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YEsTERDAY,s REsULTs.

Boston, 1OJ ST. Louis, @.
New York. 3; PitfsbuFg, 4.
Chicago, 81 Philadelphia, 3.
Cincinnati, o. Brooklyn, 8.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09

First base on errors-Interior. 7; Post-ofsce 4
Left on bases-Tntsrior 4; Post-ocace s Bases On
balls-O6 Lynch. ;; OF Hsring. ) Innings pitched
by Lynch. 6; BY BuIloca l. Hits made-Of
lynch. 6: Of BullOch. O. struck out-By Lunch
5: by Bulloch. l: BY Haring TWo-base hit
Kraft Sacrifice fy-Vaughn. Sacrifice hits-Tan-
sin Vaughn Stolen bases Haring Callahan (2)
Barnhart. Double piay-Calahan 70 Fentoug HIT
BY pltcher-By Lynch. /; by Haring 3 ynd ratcbes
Lynch 2 Umpire-Alr. Belts Tine of (ane-I
hour and s. minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
COMISKEY SIGNS BLACKBURN.
PrOvidence's ShortstOp COPIED for
the White SO1.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Chicago. July S-CharIes Comiskey. of
the Chicago White Sox baseball team. an
nouneed to-day that he had signed Short
stop Blackburn. Of the Providence club.
Eastern League, and the player will re-
port at the end OF the season. Glowing
reports OF the proves OF this PLAYER
have reached Chicago HIS hitting Is
beyond that Of last season. when he hat
ted about -2n. Six other major league
clubs bid for the player
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
CHEVY CHASE TO PLAY BALL.
Team from Local Suburban Club to
Cross Bats with Valley Club.

Baltimore. Nd. July S.-Another base
ball match has been scheduled by the
Green Spring Valley Hunt Club for next
Saturday afternoon. when the home club
will meet the players Of the Chevy Chase
Club, OF Washington. Some excellent
sport is promised when the hunters cross
bats with the combination Of Senators
and diplomats who win represent the
Capital City.
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GAMES TO-DAY.
ST. Louis ut Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Tossls........ 84zBl

Loft on bases-Clncinnad g. Brooklyn g Bases
On balls-Or Campbell. 5: OF Gaspcr. !: on Bel
T. Struck out-By Campbell {: by Bell Three
base hit-Lennox. Two-base hits-Oakes Egzn
HUmmcL Sacrifice hits-H0hlitzel Campbell Gle
meut. Sacrifice hies-Mitchell, HoblitzeIL Double
Iiays-C Campbel 70 Ecan 10 Hobhtzel: Burch 70
Alpermani Mcmillan 70 AlpCman 90 Hummel
WEd pitch-Ben. Passed baiI-McIean. Unpire-
Mr.. klern- Time Of game hous.
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Clarendon Wins Arafn-

The ball team representing Clarendon.
Va. defeated the Bradburn Athletic Club
nine on the latter's grounds yesterday
afternoon. BY the score Of Il TO 10. The
feature OF the gsme was the aIl-round
playing Of Ready. ClarendOn's crack third
baseman-
Battertes-Clarendon. c. Hulleary and
Chasm: Bradburn, Beach AID Cozzens.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09

IWo-oase mts-Hodges Baiey. Ryan. and Doar-
inE. Thrue-bose hit-Hoises. Home r-n-Cryan.
Sacrifice hit-CryEn- stolen bascs-B1iiev O. Ash-
bum e.. Walters HodEeS Left on base-S H
=: n A. c. = First base on baIls-Of Crva-. q.
od Rhodes. Struck out-By Gran s. by Rhoses
4 W1d pitch-Rhcdes. Umplres-MessrS Bailey
and Shreeu. Tine q Eame-l hour and s. minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09

FIRST base On errors-Petworth /; Woodburn }
Let on bases-PetEo-th. 4: WoodbUrn. g. First
base on halls-Of JunghAns. T. Struck out-By
Jarrett 4; by Junghans :. Three-base hit-Steele
I"o-6ase hits-Steee. Geibel o.. Clayton. Dempsey.
sacT1nce mts-E. Mayne. c. Aiayne sherman.
stolen hases-Fallon Z. Mayne. Clayton, Stevenson
1e Duo. c. Mayne %. Donaldson. sherman Hiser
turtin l3. Mckinney. Hit b. ptcher-By Gar
re1t, / Wild pieh-Junghans. Umpire-Alr PINE
gan lime Of game-l hour and $ minute
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
MANHATTAN BEATS AGGIES.
Rawlings Keeps Farmers Hits Scat
tered-BriIIfnnt Fielding.

Manhattan took a fan out OF the lead
ers IN the Independence League yester-
DAY before large crowd. S 10 =
Rawlings was touched up for eleven
hits. but kept them well scattered and his
team mates played great ball behind him
Tom Carr made the best catch that has
been made at MoDevitt's this year. when
he nabbed Landvoight's high fy in the
eighth. while Haislip, Of the winners.
ran over 20 the bank in the left garden
and caught Ferguson's smash, doubling
I'D az first Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
MEEK PITCHES WELL.
Sc. Paul TwirIer in Good Form and
Hamline Loses Ont.

St Paul sprung a surprise on HamIine
yesterday IN the Sunday School League.
winning 70 s
McMorris played a sensational game
az short for the winners. his bare-handed
catch OF Wynkoop's line drive being one
OF the best plays pulled OF on the Sun
day School Leag1e grounds FOR some
time, while his two misplays, out OF thir-
teen chances. were on hard ones. one OF
them being due 20 a collision with the
center nRder.
The pi&hers were in poor form. which
made the fielders hustle Birch received
painful injury to his finger. but re-
mained in the game Scnre.
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~. -. ! ~ 3

'Batted for Storke in the ninth.
fBatted fc- Wilsoa in the ninth.
:Batted for Willis in the eighth.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
srANDnG oNE IL AGo ro-pAY.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Cleveland. Ohio. July S-Washingtou's
unfortunate bunch OF cripples lost another
game to-day. Cleveland winning by the
score Of 8 TO . For five innings it looked
Ike a shut-out would go TO the credit OF
Walter Johnson. but wide throw by
Mcbride after two were out IN the sixth
started the daily batch OF trouble for
the Nationals. and when the side was
finally retired Cleveland had enough runs
20 win the game.
Fred Falkenberg. the former Washing
ton pitcher, was the man assigned to the
task Of downing the Nationals. and he
performed in fine style after the first
two innings. allowing only two singles
in the last seven rounds. He was ad-
mirably backed UP, too. especially by Ball.
Team in "A Bad Way.
Had It not been that half OF the Wash
ington club was crippled. Cleveland might
have been beaten. Had he had two sound
pins beneath him. Conroy might have
killed of Hinchman's single in the sixth.
Had Delehanty not been all bunged up
Bradley's two-bagger would have resulted
in double play in that same round.
But, what's the use? AS long as Wash
ington must present such an aggregation
OF lame aud halt the victories must be
few and far between. In a way. Can
tillon's forlorn hope Is Walter John
son. and even he must lose now and then
II his support bobbles
Washington made good start by scor-
ing one IN the first inning. Lelivelt
coaXed a pass and Milan sacrificed. IN
glaub sending Lelivelt home with a sin
gle 20 center. Falkenberg intercepted
Birmingham's throw home and retired
Unglaub al second.
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SACRED HEART THE WINNER
Defeat Fast Mohawk A. c. Nine in a
WeII-nIaved Cane.

In q Wen played game on the Harvard
street diamond the Sacred Heart BAH
tossers defeated the Mohawk a. c. BY
a score OF Z z
The game was one Of the best seen on
the Columbia Heights grounds this sea
son, and was featured by several plays OF
the hair raising variety.
The work Of the Heavenly Twins. -
Bailey and Hodges. featured the game.
Scora.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09

TWO-hase hits-Byms. Evans. sweeney. Fbree-
base hit-Beaumont Sacrifice ny-Delehanty. Sac
nice hits-Slem. Starr Stolen bases-Delehan.v
Byrue- Double playE-HulgWitt 70 Charles. DeIs-
banty 70 Phelps 10 Byrne 70 HuIswitt Left on
bases-Boston IL; st. Louis. g. Bases on balls
OF White, = Of Sallse. ): Of Bachman. . str1ck
out-By White 8; by Bachman. 2 Attendance
A6ss. Time q Eams-2 hours and minutes. I'm
pire-Mr. Kane
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09

'Battct for Sullivan in the NINTH
fBattcd for FiCne in the ninth
e. LOuis.................... O3OOIo oOix5
Chicago. 0 / 0 0 0 OIL
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
INTERIOR DROPS ONE.
POst-office Adds Hits TO Opponents
Errors and Win Ont.

The Nailmen added hits 10 Interiors
errors yesterday in the Departmental
League, scoring one tally IN each OF six
out OF the nine innings. and coming on
winners easily. 10 /
Haring pitched an excellent game for
Post-ofice, allowing only three hits. two
coming in the first and accounting for
Interiors only run, while the other came
in the ninth. Tuck Bullock, OF Central
High fame. pitched the last inning for the
Red Men, and acquitted himself well.
Score:
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support Score:

Sues, smith Home r-n-Ride-. F1rsr base 90
balls-Nihide. 2; Weaver. ], Burhaps. = LETT oc
nases-st- NJ. g. Col lG. Z Slci6ce hts
shedd. FSllius. Innings IItched-By WiIhide. 8:
b. Ne1ve-. :. Stolen bases-Welsh Rider Rich-
mond. Harding. Struck out-By B1rhans 3 tv
Weaver. s. by Wilhide. J. Double p,ay-Rider %
Shecd 20 Har1irg- HIT b. ritche--By Weave l.
5y Wllhide. Passed ball-Madien Cupsre-Air
Ayer- Tine o. Zne-I hour and 80 minctea
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09

LIT o 1ases-otatlon. 3 Adan1s s FIrst bass
on halls-On R1per. S: 81 Thompson. !: OF
Woodward !; OF Th0-pe. /. Innings pitched-By
Rupert. 6: b Tkonpson. I: by Graham. 3. bv
woodward, Is; bg Thorpe. = Is Hits made-On
Rupert 9; on Thompson. I: on Graham .. Of
Th5rpe Struck out-By Rupert, 2: by Thomu-
sGn. 4; r. Graham. :; BY Tho-ps. l. Three-hase
ht-Graham- Two-base observes e. Iinthi-
cum. Stolen bases-XOodEard Barnes %. Mere
dith. Bell StTRtton Osborne Taylor. Double
plays-Bauon % Barns: Thompson 70 Adams 10
Barns. Passed bolls-BeT. 5; Peek / Uupi-e-
Mr D. c. Flynn Time Of gAne-l hour and
q MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
PIRATES ARE BEATEN.
Drop First Game of Series at Polo
Grounds 10 the Ginuts.

New York July S-The Giants beat the
Pittsburgs in the first game TO-DAY. base
on balls. Willis error on McCormlck's
force hit, Murray's three-bagger. and
O'Hara's sacrifice hy giving the former
three runs The locals made their hits
count and felded cleanlv. Score:
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital City gue-Brentwood. 5; Co
iumbia A c., g.
Departmental League-Post-ofice. 9;
Interior, /
Sunday School League-St. Paul. s:
Hamline s.
Marquette League-St Martins. 13; Co
lumbia l0l, 1.
Independence League-Manhattan, 8:
Agriculture. I.
Suburban League-Woodburn, 9; Pet
worth, 8
Bankers League-Ame-ican National
Is; Bank OF Washington, g.
r. r. Y. N. c. Adams, 9; Station, s.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
TWO FOR THE BROWNS.
Win Interesting DOubIe-beede from
the Chicago white Sox.

St. Louis, July S.-St. Louis had but
little trouble taking the first game from
Chicago. 5 10 J. In the second game,
which St Louis also won. by the score
Of to O. the deciding run was not pushed
over until after two were out in the ninth
Scores
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY LEAGUE.
BANKERs' LEAGUE
COLORED DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUF
HAVING HARD LUCK.
Columbia Printers Lost 20 ST. Mar
tin's I'm Marquette League.

The Columbia Printers are having hard
luck In the Marquette League. and lost
their third straight game IN the last two
weeks u the St Martins team yester-
Gay. I3 20 f.
Wilhide was hit hard and received poor
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
MAKES THREE HITS.
Steele, SOf WOOdburn, Handles the
Willow Like n Veteran

Woodburn defeated Petworth IN the
Suburban League yesterday. to 8. Steele
OF the winners connecting with the horse
hide for three hits. and being a big fac
tor in the result OF the contest. GeIbeI
made two two-baggers.
The losers could get but three hits or
Junghans Score
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
AMERICAN BANKERS WIN.
Bank of Washington Makes Tel
Errors and Is Drubbed.

American National Bank defeated the
Bank Of Washington in the Bankers
League yesterday. Is TO 9, the game being
marred by many errors. The heavy hit
ting Of the two mines was the only fea-
tUre. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09

lWo-oase hit-harcerun. Home r1n-Sznders- Sac
F7aes hi's-hiHney. Sanders l2l Handiboe Etch-
ne'c Lord stolel bases-SoCaTthy Handiboe
Hurley. Meister Double plays-Lord 70 AIulIin 10
histon; sab 70 Herring. Left on bases-C A c.
= brentwood. 5 FIRST base on bals-Oh Sanders
$ ca Lucldeld First base ca erro-s-C 4. q
= brentwood. J. Hit h pitcher-Noyes Struck
out-By Sanders. 3: b. Lltchfeld. s. Passed ball
smith Igns q gameI hour and 70 minutes
Umpire-Nr. Sstley.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09

First base By errors-AmeF1can National g: Bank
q Washington. ) Left On bases-Amer4ean Ma
tional. Z; Bank q Washington = First base On
bans-Of Hummer. !; OF Quinn. !. = Struck out
~ RUNNER. Il; By Quinn. u Three-oase hits
Wolfe, Pose, Quinn. TWo-base hit-Sherrood
Handy ~. Grayson p. Moore. Wolf Sobctka
Passed bails-HEDdy. I; YaHn. 5. Umpire-Air
Sterne- Time Of game-2 hours and IS minutes
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Totas.-.-.-. 8 q Il Totals. .-....
Two ont IN ninth innir- .-han y
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Totals. ....... / 6.BI7


Baker. Sacrifice hit-krausc Stolen base-Gan-
ley q. Collins. Baker l2 Barry. Bases on balls
on Winetts. z on Krarae. A. Hit by pifcber-By
KrazIse. !. Left on bases-Dctroii :; Phiadel-
phia G. Struck cut-By WIletts 2: by Krau=e s:
hg Works. I. Double plays-Bauy 70 Collins 70
Davis .: Davis 10 Baker. Wild pitch-Willetts.
Tine Of game-l hour and s. minutes. Umpres-
Messrs. Sheridan srd KERN Attendance-660s
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TENNIS MATCH CALLED OFF.
Washington Team Unable 20 Meet
BEltimOreRns Next Saturday.

specisl 10 The Washinstoa Head
Baltimore. 5fd-. July S-The intercity
tennis match between this city and
Washington. originally scheduled 10 be
played IN Washington on next Saturday.
has been called OF by the Washing
tonians. The cause is the absence from
that city OF the Doyle brothers. who are
this week contesting for the Southern
doubles Championship at Atlanta, Ca
The match Win be played on July Il OF
Aurllss 3
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The Washington herald., 1909-07-09

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base On haLs-Of krlgmIner. 2; % Ferguson. 5; on
Rawlings. Innings Ditched-By Kr1mmsr l-s. bv
Ferguson % Hits made-On Kr1ulrner !. olf
Ferguson, = struck Cut-By Rawlings. =: by Fer
glsOn S. Hone nIn-Dcun- Threebass hits-RawI-
inss. Mcrgan q Sacrifice fy-Fegan. stolen
bases-Davis. Douneily. Murphy o. Doubie nay
Haislip 20 Falcouer. Hit by pitcher-By Krura-
mer. /; By Ferguson. L Wild pitch-Fergu-on
Passed balis-oskley. 7; Fegsu. l. Umpsre-SIr
Handiooe- Time q Caus-l hour and % mirutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09

Left On bases PHILADELPHIA. 5; Chicago. 70 Bases
on baIls-Of Overall. 2; OF Alorgn. S: "a Ricbie
$ Struck out-By Overall. s: b Moren !. by
Richie. J. Home Uns-OveEan. Titus Thrre-base
lnt-Chance Two-base hits-Tinker. Knabe Marse
Osborne Sacrifice hits-ChGDcc Tinker Doom
Hoffman. Overall. Stolen bases-Evers jZl stein
fe,dt- Double plays-OTerau 20 Chance; Steinfeldt
o. Eyers Umpires-MesSrs. Rigler and Johns;one.
Tine q game hour ard % minutes At'ead-
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