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The Washington herald., 1909-07-22
DARKNESSENDSGAME
Bank Leaguers Play Eleven
Rounds at Park.
FINAL SCORE IS ONE TO ONE
Rawlings Strikes Out Fifteen Ameri-
can Security and Trust Batters
While Hooks TRggnrt Fans Eight.
BOyISin and Howard Make All OF
Trust COmpany's Hits.

The game which was TO have been the
deciding one in the Bankers League did
not materialize, for after battling eleven
innings darkness cut short the contest,
Wiz; the honors even between the Ameri-.
can Security and Trust team and the nine
representing the Merchants and Mechan-
les Bank. each having one tally.
Tnggart and Rawlings were about even
in the hurting line each passing one man
and having four hits chalked up against
them, but Rawlings Whitfield fifteen while
Hooks" only retired eight by strike-outs.
The Merchants were the first 20 cross
the plate. when Darr waited for four bad
ones went to second on a passed ball,
and scored on Eberly's long hit to center.
Bus their lead was short lived. for IN
Security's half Brooks was franked. went
to second on Taggart's pretty sacrifice,
advanced TO third on a passed ball, and
scored on JOhnston's infeld out
The Merchants had two good chances
10 sew up the game, the first in the
seventh. when. with BUr1s and Hines
on bases as a result Of a single and a
pass. Rawlings knocked a swift liner
which had all the earnarks OF g single, az
AfnSAr Jul nov az u te "a R4t-D4Ael-GA e.
fort bagged the ball and doubled Hines at
second. Again, In the eleventh, they had
a fine chance 20 win, but a quick double
play. in which Howard. West, and Ma
lOney figured, necessitated calling the
game
Howard and Boykin secured Securttys
only hits. each having two apiece. and
both played sensational ball in the field.
The American Security rooters were
greatly discouraged over the result, for
they expected 70 win the pennant
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BASEBALL NOTES
AND COM ENT


At st. Louis to-day.
SBrowns were easy here.
Groom or WitheruD likely TO pitch.
Even Walter johnson seems to be go
Ing badly this season.
Why don't Cantillon give Jimmy Sc
bring a chance? The fans want 10 know.
Pitcher Arellanes. Of Boston. is not only
a willing worker, but a great ball player.
Jack Lelivelt continues to pound the
leather. Two hits fell 10 his portion yes
terday.
Griggs, one Of the McAleer finds Of the
season. Is playing good bah for the ST.
Louis Browns
Heitmuner it hitting 1893. and stin Con-
NE Mack Is holding him on the Atlantic
City Collegians.
Arthur Devlin. Of the Giants. tried
choking his bat. and he has bounded way
up in his hitting
skull Altizer has certainly fattened
ms batting average at the expense OF the
Washington pitchers.
BY Chieago's victory over the Nationals
yesterday the Sox pass New York 10 the
top or the second division.
The instant one of the Athletics play
ers slows up Connie Mack drops another
IN his place. They know they have 10
hustle 10 hold their Job
Frank Chance would surely be a happy
chieftain If Johnny King would follow
Nike Donlin's example and accept a little
coaxing to come back and play ball.
Clarke's men look like champions TO the
gamblers at Philadelphia. who think 50
well Of them that they lay 2sz 10 l on
Pittsburg in every game played there
The Chicago Nationals are trying 10
persuade Shortstop Heath. OF the North
Attleboro team. to Join them for a tryout.
Heath played a star game this year with
Dean Academy.
Brooklyn's reported offer Of 10000 for
Catcher Johnny king, the Cub hold-out,
looks very pretty on paper, but It won Z
fool any OF the fans who are next 10 the
curves of Charlie Ebbetts, The head OF
the Dodgers wouldn't give $4,000 for the
whole Chicago team.
Bugs Raymonds threatens 10 quit the
team after every pay day. When the in
sect asks for his check he is told that
al his pay has been used up in fines. The
treasurer o. the club sends the check 70
Mrs. Raymond in Chicago. and all that
the unruly pitcher can gather Is enough
money 20 pay his board bin.
Jimmy Slagle. one OF the veteran trio
released by the Chicago Nationals this
spring. is playing q great game for Bal
Gmore. Chance declared that the only rea-
son he let Slagle go was that the out
fielder, who is not a big man, had such
small hands that ne was not always alb
solutely sure OF holding the ball
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Four in a row from the much abused
Nationals.
Altrock appeared TO be highly elated
over the change OF scenery.
The Sox worked the squeeze play with
great success on two occasions.
Donohue made an extra long stretch
for one OF Unglaub's wide throws In the
second. retiring Tannehill.
The Sox certainly stung the sphere dur
ing the course OF the afternoon Every
ball 70 the outfeld was driven with the
speed OF a bullet.
Burns now Opines he has wiped out
that joke defeat OF last Saturday when
Altrock pitching nothing but q straight
ball tumbled the cOcky White Legs.
Collins replaced Milan in center field in
the fourth round. The regular was
yanked from tine garden to make room
for Blankenship during that batting rally
in the third
Browne would have been nailed at sec
ond when Milan sacrificed TO Purtell in
the first but nobody covered the sack.
and Billy was forced 10 content himself
with Tagging the batter at first.
Altizer has a happy faculty Of getting
down 10 Irst. he ulpled In the first,
walked in the third. singled IN the fifth,
walked again in the seventh. and then
spoiled his record in the eighth with
fly to Collins
Ed Walsh Is the melancholy lad these
days. The big splitter fears he won't
be able TO get his mighty whip in shape
for a winning streak until the middle OF
August. Too much work last season Is
said 10 have weakened his arm.
Street snapped a throw 10 second 10
catch Davis. after the veteran had dou-
bled in the first and the ball hit George
on top Of the scoace, bounding of 90
center field. Davis arose, smiled, and
dashed TO third, after Dougherty flied TO
I pliyplt
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First base on euurs-Interi0r. /; Agriculture 1.
Lott IN baSes-Interor {; Agriculture. 10. First
base on bals-Of Lynch. 8: OF BulloCh. L In
uings pitched-By Lynch. %: hg BullOcl. -
Times al BAT BY Oppone1ts-Against Lynch. IS:
against Buoch. D hits made-Of Lynch. 5; OF
Bulloch. 10. Struck out-By Sanders. z: By Lynch.
Il; by Bulloch. 3. Thrce-base hts-Ca-r, Ryan.
Iwo-base hit-SandeTs. Sacrifice hit-Weoer. Stolen
bases-BDan 81 Taylor. DOYLE. Priest ~. Mar
ceTon. NeWbery e. Yeunrman. Double plays
Mcdonald 20 Carr % Erwin; Priest O. Doyle %
Weber. Hit by pitcher-By Lynch. I. Wild pitch
Lynch Passed balls-Errn ~. Yeuneman- I'm
pire-Mr. Belts. Time q eame-l ho,r and 50
minutes.
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NICK ALTROCK RELEASED.

Nick AltrOck, the Nationals
pitcher, was released yesterday
by Manager CRntiIIOn to the Min
nenpOlIs club, OF the Western As
sOciatiOn, and Is now on his why
10 join the MiIIers.
II WIS also rumOred here last
night that Pitcher HOvlIk had
been turned loose, but CnntillOn
could not be located 10 confirm
the report.
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TAILENDERs ARE BUMPED.
Bethany Pulls Up I'm Race by De
featinr LanEdOn.

Bethany trimmed LangdOn yesterday in
the Sunday School League. II TO 5. The
Baptists batted Erskln hard, starting on
in the first round with three singles and
a triple, scoring three runs. Two singles
and q triple added three more in the
second. while Dodd's home run in the
sixth scored Spaulding ahead of him.
Menefee held the subUrbanites 10 five
hits, three Of which were punched in the
third inning. scoring two runs. Joe Tur-
ner and Dick Woodward We're out with
Bethany. the former putting UP a good
game at first, while the latter performed
well behind the bat Score.
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Good-by. Mich Altrock. You were only
with us a short while, but you made a
big bunch of friends in the Capital all OF
whom wish you the best luck in the
world.
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'Batted for Brauner in seventh inning.
tGardiuer out for cutting third base.
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New York, July H.-There is a growing
impression among the friends Of James J.
Jefrries that he has been badly advised
In the Jack Johnson matter; that be has
been placed in a most awkward predica-
ment because OF the persistent state
ments from Sam Berger. his press agent.
Sparring partner. and manager, TO the
effect that he intends 10 post a forfeit,
sign articles. and fight again.
For two weeks or more the rumor has
been circulated here that Jeffrles Is some
what disDleaSed because Of Berger's the
atrical methods. and is even now seeking
the advice of a former friend and hacker.
Those who have been in close touch
with the Jenries-B Berger combination ever
since the partners left California in Feb
ruary to play a seventy weeks vaudeville
engagement at $3.50 per. say that Berger
has been allowed to run things with
high hand. and that Jeffries has been
practically led around by the nose
Keep your mouth shut. JEFF. and get
the money" This Is said 70 have been
the advice pronered by Berger TO Jen
from the beginning Of the long tour Of the
country. Leave everything to me, Jef,
and we will make a fortune.
JEFF Has Protested.
Jeffries, always an honest fellow. is said
70 have protested again and again against
Bergers repeated warlike declarations re-
lative to Johnson. and 20 have stated on
more than one occasion that he could not
regain his old form. But, according TO
Jeffs friends, who are now talking right
out in meeting. Berger's business methods
prevailed, and 20 such an extent that JEFF
fries now finds himself in q pretty awS-
ward fix.
DO not blame Jeffries at all said one
OF the boilermaker's loyal friends to-day
He has been IN the hands OF others and
has also been forced 20 do certain things
because Of his theatrical contracts
Berger owes nothing TO the public. so he
has no prestige 10 lose He has been
keeping Jef IN the limelight wholly 10
set the coin. He has forced JEFF 20 make
many statements about fighting Johnson.
simply using the get the money argU-
ment. II JEFF had not been tied Up with
contracts he would have declared long
ago that he could not night again. and
would have severed relations with Berger,
too But Jen was coached along by
Berger.
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Cleveland, 4, Boston. =.
Chicago, 8; Washington, 2.
Detroit, z; New York, o.
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Fort Hunt Keeps ON winning.

ol'-clal 70 Inc washington heralQ.
Fort Monroe. Va, July H.-Iike NapO-
leon OF old, the Forty-first Company sat
and sighed for more worls TO conquer IN
baseball battles. but they met their Well
soldiers defeated them IN the hardest
fought game Of the season to-day. 2 to /.
It was a pitchers battle from start 10
finish. and hard fought on both sides.
but for the first time IN the seasons his
tory the Forty-frst has tasted the bitter
taste OF defeat Score.
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FINISH THE SEASON.
AgEies Wind Up Year by ScaIpins
the Red Men.

Agriculture finished its season yester-
day by numerically waIloping Interior.
10 10 3, never being in danger through
out the game.
Interior used two pitchers. both OF
whom We're hammered. but Il was not al
together Lynch's fault. for between bad
bounds and poor support he was in hot
water most Of the time. Bryan and Carr
dld some hefty batting, the former hav+
ing three singles and a triple. outswat-
ting his rival by one single.
Mcdonald played a sensational game at
short for the Red Men. accepting several
1a1~1 chances
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SAILORS DOWNED AGAIN.
Government Hospital Team Scores
Easy victory.

The Government Hospital for the In
sane again defeated the United States
steamship Mayflower boys at the asylum
yesterday afternoon, IL % 6.
St Elizabeth had practically a new
team. playing but three Of the old men.
The raw material shone like veterans.
Assistant Manager Wayland dug up a
star in Golfer. his new pitcher, and the
Sailors were held TO one single an inning
with two passes.
Treakle. Farrell. and Humphrey pulled
off stunts in the field. and Farewell
Muse, Winett, and Priddy carried of the
batting bonors.
Sunday the G.. II. l. will go TO Fort
washington and Friday play in Culpeper,
Va Score
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SHOPMEN FORFEIT GAME.
Southern Takes Exhibition Contess
from Mechanics.

Southern won yesterdays game. in the
Railroad League, by forfeit. the ShopmeR
failing 20 put an eligible team on the field
IN time 10 play
An exhibition game was played so as not
to disappoint the crowd. and the South
.erners relieved their feelings by winning,
TO 2 Score.
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Innings pitched--By Ryan. Is: by Pape. 6 IS:
by Collins. l. Hits apportioned-Or Ryan, hits }
runs: 81 PRpe. , hits. / run. OF Collins. 1 hit
EARNED uns-Clevcland l. Three-base hts-Laioie
Sacrifice hits-Bau. Pcning Lord. Stolen bases
Bail. Iarl FIRST bass on balls-Of Berger Of
Ran. !; ~ Papc. 3 Hit 10y pitchcr-By Ryan
Lajoic Lett a. bas,s-Clcveland. g. Boston g.
Struck out-By Berger. Z; by Pape 2; by Collins /
Double play-LaiO!e 90 BAN 20 St0vall. Wild pitch
-Papc. Umpirps-Siosss sheridan and KERN.
Time Of game-l hour and s. minutes. Attendance
-
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BASEBALL @a:@%Sv BOXING "@rs44 AMATEURS

tizer. Struck out-f3y Johnson, 3 parent.
Davis. PurtelD: by Burns. ] (Coilins).
Bases on balls-Of Johnson, (Altizer, p;
of Burns. / (Conroy). Double play-John-
son to Mcbride to Donohue. Left on
bases-ChicagO, Z; Washington, g. Hit
by pltcher-By Burns (Browne). Umpires
-Messrs. Perrine and Evans. Time or
game-1 hour and 90 minutes
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Totals. l so 9 ?
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Woodside. 5, Whenton. Q.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Kensington. Nd. July 2L-The strong
Woodside team defeated Wheaton to-
day, 10 6.
Owing to the poor grounds both sides
felded badly. The feature. Of the game
was the batting Of o. Clark for Wood
side. who made i've safeties out OF six
times ND Score.
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Totals. ..... n1H IS 3
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fIf%i unSe % trrtTs-Hethany, 2, LanFloD. ].
Left cn base>-BCthany 5, Langiun 3. First base
on balls-Of Erskin. = Struck Out-By Menefee
Z; by ErSkin. G. Home Un-Dotd. Three-hase
hits-Dodd. Shcafer Brauner. Two-hase hits
Spauding Woodward Sacrifice hits-Dodd Mat
tirgly stolen bascs-Colman Spaulding o. Dodd
Duran. SEeaffeT Davis Hit BY pitcher-By Meme
fee J.: by Erskin / Passed ball-Seyers. Umpire-
Mr. Hughes. Tine q lame-i hour and 30 minutes.
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Left en- bascS-St. Louis. 49, New York Il. Bases
on halls-OT Becbe. 3: on Meter. 2; off Bachman
p of Marqlard, 3; on Raymond. , Struck out
BY Meter. 3; by Marquard 3; by Raymond. 3
Thrcc-has hit-Doyle. Two-base hits-Tenney. Dew
lin. Sacrifice hits-Schaefer Brdwen. Sacrifice
fy-Deiehanty. S,l!.- Naves-Shaw. Murray n
O'Hara. Dcvlin. liTidwen. Double plays-Phclps to
Delehanty; kcre:chy 20 DeIchanty. Wild pitch
Mel,er. Umpites-Messre. Emslie and Kane. Tine
o. gamc-2 hours and 30 minutes.
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Engraving bureau Wins

The Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
team defeated the Post-ofice aggregation
yesterday. - to 4. in a very interesting
game.
The features Of the game were the
playing OF Johnson on second and Arm
stead at short, Johnson making two dou-
bic plays.
REYNOLDS was at his best, striking out
IONrtCen OF the Pnst-nfficn hnvs Scnra.
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Totals. TEAR Totals.
-Batted Tor Meter I'm The seventh.
fRattel for Nlaruuard IN the second
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Struck out-By Miller 10; by Douglas l2 Two
base mt-No0re. Threc-baSe bit-D0ug!aS Do.he
plays-Joknson 10 Shelter ~. Loft ON hases-For-
HINT. c; forty-irst Company. s. Passed ball
Richardson. First base errors-Fort Hunt a.
Forty-hrst Company. 3 Sacrifice hit-R5th I'm
pires-Messrs. Bctry ard Raymond
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Rndford a. C., IL, Richmond A. C.. 8.

The Radford A. c. defeated the Rich
moad A. c. yesterday by the score Of y
10 g. Thompson, new recruit, pitched
a winning game The features were the
two home runs by Schaefer and Saur.
The Radfords will meet the Linworth
team week from Monday at Union
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Left on bsses-PensiOn Bureau. ;: Columbia GOD,
3 First base or balls-Of Weaver. 2: or Green I
Struck Out-By Green %: by Weaver l. Home
run-ktlher. Three-base hit-Keliher Sacrifice
hits-Greeu. Ball Stolen bases-Afess ~. Julian.
Double play-Ban 10 Elicit 10 Shields Hit by
DitchCT-By Weaver L. Ump.re-Air. 9Iyez. Tine
Of game-l hour and 81 minutes.
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RiverdnIe. o; HrnttsriIIe. G.
,ial to Tho Washington Hsald.

sTlcl1I % Ilo Woeln TfCn H1.aTu
Riverdale, Nd. July 21.-In an interest
ing game here to-day Hyattsville went
down before the home team, . to G.
Leach and Gait were In the points for the
winners, while Peozet and Crane were the
battery for Hyattsvilie.
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We hits. Score:

TwO-base hit-Keeler. Home un-Killifer Sac
rifcc hit-Austin. stolen base-Bush. Bases on
balls-OR Summers, ] on Hughes 3 Left on bases
Detroit. ]; New York !. Struck out-By Sum-
plers 4; BY Hughes ). Double pay-ElbsTfeld TO
Chase TO Austin. Umpires-Messrs Connolly and
Egan. Time Of game hour and As minutes. At
tendanca-Q Q5R
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Anderson Blanks Lewisburg.

Anderson. w. Va. July 2.-Alderson
defeated Lewisburg here to-day in a
shut-out game by the score of 4 TO O.
Moran's twirling for Lewisburg was
good, but Boone. for Anderson, with ad-
mirable support. outclassed the visitors
Fielding by Sibley fer Anderson and Sla-
yer for Lewisburg we're features OF the
game Score:
Ri. E.
Ievis,1lrg. 900 o 0 90. S
Anderson. .............. 2 0 o 90 2 IA 2
Batteries-Noran. Efrd. and Reed; Boone and
Hodges. Umpire-Nr. Fitzgerald
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Mlstrad P1iddy Home run-Wilett Sacrifice
bits-Willrtt Hoy. Farrell. Sarbin Golfer Nc
Mahon. stolen bases Farrell. Humphrey o.. Weikel
ri. Wnlett Thrnl. Priddy. Treale. Muse 49, Lett
on bases-G H. l.. s AIayfower 4. First base on
baIls-OR Whitley. l: Of Colter. 2. First base on
er-ors-G. II l. 8; Mayfowcr, 8. Hit BY pitcher
IA Whtcicy. ? Struck out-By Whitley. s: by
Golfer 3 Passed bolls-Weikel. 2; Farewell. L
Umpire-Dr sChwinn. Time Of game-l hour and
a minutes
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DROP ANOTHER ONE.
Columbia Printers Defeat Pension
Bureau in Marquette League.

The Columbia Printers. after costly
experiment in shifting players about, are
once more on an equal footing with Sergt.
Robbins Pension Bureau aggregation. as
they defeated the Clerks yesterday. 5 10 4
The heavy-hitting Pensioners could gar
ner but four hits on Weaver who was in
prime condition and was almost invinci-
hla Gcnra-
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srANnING oF rHE TEAMS.
GIVE CUBS A SCARE.
Brooklyn Bets Overall Hard, Brown
Saves the Day.

New York. July a-The Brooklyns gave
the Cubs a scare to-day. getting TO Over
all in the eighth innings and compelling
Chance TO send a hurry call for Brown.
The Cubs won by punching hits in the
nth Score.
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SUMMERS SHINES AGAIN.
Detroit Beats HighIanders on the
Formers Grounds.

Detroit. July 2l.-That eighteen-innIng
tie game which Eddie Summers pitched
against Washington evidently did him no
harm. He made his first appearance to-
day since that Wednesdays contest and
pitched one Of the best games OF his
career. shutting out the Highlanders and
aIlOWing them but five hits Snnrn.
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blrst b1So by erTUrs-A, 5. z T., q; II. j. 5
Let bases-A- S. & T.. S: n & NJ. s. First
base on balls-Of Taggart. J.: on RGElin8 L
Srr1ck out-By TagEart 8: hy Rawlings. Is. sac-i-
fee hit-TaEEnrt- Stolen basCs-Boykin O.. Howard
EbeTly. Double plays-Hora7d 70 West to MalGneJf
Burks 20 Homage: Howard 70 West % AIalouey.
Hit by Uitcher-By Teggart, I Wild pitch
RRWlinga Passed balls-Dnrr. l. Johnston 2 I'm
pire-2lr. stsrne. Time q gane-2 hours and 10
minutes
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Sacrifice hits-Shesn o. Becker Slem. stolen
bosos-Sweency Thomas. Shean ~. Graham. Double
plays-CoTey 20 Shean 10 Slm O. Shean 70 COT
fey: Mcwrey 20 HobliJzel 10 Mowrey. Left on
bases-Boston 6. Cincinnati G. Bases on balls-Of
Dubuc. 3: Of Castieton. 2; of Richie. I. Hit by
ritcher-By Campbell. /; BY Castleton l. Struck
out-By Richie, ;; by Campbell ?; by Duhuc q
by CastletOn. l. Umpire-Mr. ODay. Time OF
game hours aud minutes. Attendance-le2l
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GIANTS WIN JOKE GAME.
Contest with Cardinals Lasts for Two
Hours and IA Half.

New York, July q. - The Giants and
Cardinals stumbled and staggered through
a game two hours and half in length
this afternoon, which the Giants won
There were lot Of poor pitching and
fielding. the game being Of the joke va
rfetv Score
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rnknmn AthIetios Are pentcn.

A picked team defeated the Takoma
Athletic Club. Of the Suburban League,
to 3. yesterday. The playing OF Groves
and the pitching of Faronte were the
featllreA
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Earned rins-Radfcrds. s. FIRST base by errors
Radfcrds 2 First base On halls-Oh Thompson. 70:
OF Wister. s Struck out-Bv Thompson I0. nv
Wistef. s. Home runs-Schsefer. Saur Two-bass
ht-Gates. Sacrifice hit-Gates Stolen bases-,
Waters Maple. Saur. Weigand hit by pitcher
IL Thompson. L UuDire-Air. Piatt Time Of gamo
q hours
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PHILLIES TRIM PIRATES.
Interesting Pitchers Battle Mt Qua
kertOwn-FInaI Score 2 to L.

broke even on the series with Pittsburg
by winning to-day in a pitchers battle
by 20 !. Wagner failed 20 get hit in
the four games. Score:
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fourteen OF the Post-ofBce BOYS. Score:
0 5 s 3 2 0 0 0 O-l5
0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 -

Lett ON hses-Burcau. 2; PCst-of8ce. L. kirst
base on bllls-Of Reynolds l. or Parker. p
Struck cut-By REYNOLDS Il: by Parker. 4 Three
base hit-Reynolds Two-base hit-ReynoidS Stolen
bases Reynolds. Johnson Double play-Jornson to
Goittor. Umpiro-Mr. Holly. Time q gamo-l
hour AID q minutes.
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Haeerstown Wins Again.

Special 70 Tho Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Md. July A.-By the score
Of TO l Hagerstown again defeated
Frederick before a large crowd at Ath-
letic Park here this afternoon, the game
being characterized by good work on the
part OF the pitchers and fast felding
BY winning to-day. Hagerstown took a
good lead over both Frederick and Win
chester for the semi-professional cham
pionship Of Maryland and Cumberland
Valley Russell. who yesterday shut out
Frederick at Frederick. pitched again
to-day at his own request and won
Score:
R.H.E
Frederics. 900 OIoo-I Q
Hagcrstown- ----------. 0 0 ; O-5 l
Batteries-Fredcrick. Mahar and Poaster Hagcrs
town. Russell. aud Thackera. Umpre-Ar. Quigcy
Time q gane-l hour and 20 minutes
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stolen uascs-o. Clark CAilds. Benedict. Struck
cut-By Wrrtben. il hy Benedict. .. by Clark 8
Bases on balls-Od Warthen. s: OF Benedict 8: OF
Clark. . Home Wn-F Ctssel ThrCe-base hit
Jones. rwo-base hits-Boykin c. Benedict COuard.
Lee c. hrause. Left On bases-Wheaton. 7; Wood
side, 2. Double play-Warthcn to r. Krause. I'm
pire-Mr. Oldfcd. Time Of game-i hour and s.
minutes.
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MAPS WIN LAST ONE.
Boston TrOunced, TO 2, Owing to
Ryan's Wildness.

Cleveland. July H-Three singles. a sac
riice. and Ryans wildness in the first in
ming Of the final game Of the Boston
series gave the Clevelands the game TO-
day. the final score being TO > Score:
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Ut % Olats- NHIlltt = IIuuAIlHt y IlA7I1 u
balls-Of Ovcnll. 2: OF Mcintyre. 5. Struck out
bane hits ShecknTd Steinfedt Jordan. lumley
LcunOx Huumel. Sacrifice hits Steinfedt Jor-
dan, stolen bases-Evers, schultz. Double plays
Evcr- % Chance; McIatyre % Mcmillan 10 Jordan /;
Mcmillan 20 Jordan. Mcmillan % Alpeuuan 20
jordan. Hit By p.tcher-By Overall. l. Wild
p.tchcs-Ovoran. 1. Brown L UmpiTes-Messrs.
Rigler and Johastone. Time Of game-l hour and s.
minutes
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Washington. ,,...,. 0 , 0 0 0 %
Chicago ? 3 0 90 x-6
Two-base hits-Davis, Browne, Lelivelt.
Three-base hits-Altizer DOugherty. Sac
rihce hits-Milan. Johnson. Browne. Pur-
tell. owens. stolen bases-Parent. AL