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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30
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They are adopting methods and ways
from all the civilized countries. A
consular report says they are devotins
eareful attention TO the improvement
Of their poultry. Experiments have
shown that Minorcas and Andulusians
purpose so birds from England as well
az America have been selected and
shipped TO Toxic.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

The milk goat industry is occupying
enty-sven goats have been accepted for
registration by the American Mich
Goat Association during the year, One
hundred and eighty-seyen are now On
record. Any goat yielding n quart
- more Of milk a day is eligible.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

Mr.. Winsiows Soothing byrSp for rhiih-
rem tsethInx. softens the 9umA. reduces ~
nammation. siiAys pain- cures Wind collie.
S@c = bottle.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

II never pays to become so everlast-
tngly stuck" on any make OF machine
that we can not see the good points
about any other similar machine nor
the weak points OF particular IA
vorite.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30
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The sheep need plenty Of yard room
into which they can be turned on pleas
n days.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

Some OF me dairymen were disposed
to resent the hue and cry raised about
dirty dairying, thinking that the max
ers OF substitutes for dairy products
were at the bottom OF Il all. II prices
are an indication OF the demand for
dairy products the dairyman has no
eduse to worry.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

Suffering from ktdn~y Troubles
We're 50 Acute.
Mrs. Josephine JeTery, cath and
Washington SITS. Marion. Ind, says ;
I'm lnnL hacA mon Mimi haAn eana
The Washington herald., 1909-06-24

Norfolk, Va. June 23.-Baseballs as furi-
Gus and tumultuous as any ever seen on
q Norfolk diamond was the kind that
Norfolk and Roanoke played this after
noon. After eleven innings the game was
called on account Of darkness. with the
score 6 10 G. Umpires Mace and Evans
had strenuous jobs. one or the other OF
them oftentimes being surrounded by the
members Of both teams.
In the ninth inning, after Shaughnessy,
manager Of Roanoke. had been put out
at first base. he and Chandler had a per
sonal collision Chandler claims that
Shaughnessy called him a bad name. and
he struck him. The two players cInched.
and were punching each other when other
players and special police separated them.
Spectators also broke into the field
Shaughnessy and Chandler were put out
OF the game
Roanoke scored five times in the fourth
and fifth innings. and apparently had the
game safely won. but Norfolk tied the
score in the ninth amid pandemonium
from the bleachers and grand stands.
Norfolk lost chances TO win the game In
the tenth and eleventh innings. Score.
Roanoke. 0 , 2 o 0 O-6 g
Sorfolk.......... 0 0 0 0 0 20 Q G-S p
Batteres-VaH. Hale. Doane. and Ryan: Fox.
Temple and MUns0u Umpire5-Nessrs Mace and
Evans Time OF gaJne-2 hours and 50 minutes At
Tendance 26l5
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Smiths pitching was ordinarily equal
20 a victory. but his teams bats were
almost powerless on the offensive.
Despite Washington presented a weak
ened aggregation. the team PLAYED a
splendid game in the field. not a misplay
marring their work.
The best fielding play OF the game not
only robbed Smith Of a sure double and
possibly . triple, but also Of a run. In
the third Hemphill was safe on Baker S
tumble Smith then hit a terrific liner
high above Collins, who made q grea.
leap in the air and came down with the
ball A toss 70 Davis doubled up Hemp
hill
Quicker work on the part Of Unglaub
would have cut off the first run scored
by the Athletics After Davis had famed
IN the second. Baker banged the bail for
Triple. Barry was passed then. Thomas
hit a grounder directly at Unglaub. who
failed 10 come IN on the ball, and Baker
scored while Unglaub was throwing out
the batter ar first
The Nationals had a splendid opportu-
nifty 70 tie the score in the seventh
inning. Donohue opened With q single
and Krause issued his first pass, Nc
Bride taing the recipient With none
out Tannehill fouled to Baker. Then
Delehanty was sent 70 bat for street. but
his well-intentoned drive was caught by
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PIRATES KEEP IT Up
Score Another Victory Over
st. Louis Nationals.
WILLIS GIVES BUT FOUR HITS

W4GA4O Wv GO 0O4 EOO1 LID
Crowd of Seven Thousand Fans in
Missouri See Their Pets Go Down
TO Defeat in Close BattIe-Beebe
and Harmon Are Dated Hard and
TiIneIy-ScOre Is TO L.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
New York, .; Boston, 4.
New York, II; Boston, 1.
Brooklyn, ?; Philadelphia, o.
Brooklyn, ;; Philadelphia, L.
Cincinnati, @; Chicago, 4.
Pittsburg, ,; ST. Louis, 1.
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lolala...... y lf
'Battcd for Kroh IN seventh inning.
rBared fer Haserman in eisAth Inning
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ERRORS LOSE GAME.
ShOpmen Make seven and Car De-
parfment Wins.

The seven errors credited 10 the shops
team IN the Railroad Y. y. c. A League
game yesterday. coupled with the heavy
srickwork Of the Car Department nine.
made the last-named combination an easy
winner by Il 10 l.
Both Carroll and Kilroy twirled good
bail, the former flaming nfne and the
latter ten batters. and each pitcher Issu-
ing one pass; but The difference IN the
work Of the two men was registered in
the hit column, the winners making four
teen safeties 10 the losers six bingles.
Farley and Blriey each ripped OF three
hits, leading their sides. While Williams.
Handy. and Anderson each COPIED q brace
OF hits
Car Department led or IN the first two
Innings Ike they meant business. and
piled up seven runs. which gave them a
lead that discouraged their rivals.
Handy made a pretty catch and quick
throw 70 Biriey in the first inning. com
pleting a double play Mcdonald. Car
roll. and Handy each leaned against the
hnff FOR = f-f~ra
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winehester wins Again.

Special 20 The VAS lngton Herald.
Winchester. Va. June Z3-Winchester
defeated the Pennsylvania Railroad Y. n
c. A. team. of Harrisburg. at Reservoir
Park this afternoon, 4 10 8 The contest
went ten innings and was one OF the
most exciting seen on the local diamond.
The visitors scored IN the second and
sixth innings. and the locals caught up
IN the eigath In the tenth. with one on
base. Curly Brown drove IN the winning
run With a terrific smash 20 left field
Reese did some great stickwork for the
visitors Batteries Winchester. BROOKS
and DUfy. Harrisburg. Finnen ana
Workman. Negotiations are in progress
By which Manager Baker hopes 20 land
Dutch Sterzer. Of washington. who was
last year on the pitching stan OF Grand
Rapids. Mich.
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BASEBALL % 5f9z % W. u SIGNS s EEe AMATEURS

OlGring n deep center. HemphiIl ended
promising inning by being thrown out
at first by Collins.
Smith was vigorously applauded in the
third inning, when he struck out Muir
ply. who seldom fans the air. With
Collins on second, every one expected 70
see Murphy drive him home with hit
but he whitfield three times and retired 70
the bench. Among Smiths other strike
outs was Davis. who breeZed twice.
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Looking for Games.

The Carnation Athletic Club would like
10 arrange two games for Sunday. June
q. on their own grounds. The Carnations
have played twelve games this season. and
have record Of ten victories and only
two defeats. The Olive A. C. Maderias,
Olypmics, ST. Johns. National Publish
ing Company, Andrews Paper Company.
and Center Market teams preferred. Ad-
dress challenges TO Frederick Harper. 8 y
street northeast
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NAVY WHITEWASHED.
POst-office Plays Rings Around Tail
end Aggregation.

IN what turned out 10 be the worst
game OF the season IN the Departmental
League. Post-ofice troUnced Navy IN a
fve-inning contest on the White Lot e.
Hpse yesterday. p 20 O.
Buroker. who served them over for the
Navy boys. was a H'cinch" for the mail
lads allowing twenty-one men 10 cross
the pan in four rounds But Il was not
all his fault. for he was gwen very poor
support. de passed two men and made
the only hit for his team
Michael was on the mound for the win
ners. and although only tanning one. ne
put I'D a much better game and was
given better support than his opponent
Score.
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FIRST GAME

-0ne cut when winning Pun scored.
'Bauod fo- Marquarl in eighth ia-lnr
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Left On base-G. P. O.. 9; ST. Stephens. , First
base ca halls-Of Glesson. 6. OF Griffin g: OF
Ha-Tirr. s. Innings ritched-By Gleason. Q, bT
Gridin ii5 By Har-ing 2. Hits made-Of lGloason
8; Of Gu1in. 2: OF Harring :. Stulck oct-By
Gleason 2 By HarTing 9. T'yo-base hlts-Penr1se
Ashford Sacrifice hit-HarTing Stolen bases
james ~, Mccarthy t3s Peuroee. Forture how
ard. Morarity. Wild piiches-Gleason . Umpire-
Mr. Settey. Tine of ezme-2 hours
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Richmond, IL DanviIIe, 0.

DanvlIle, Va, June z.-As a result Of
the clever work in the box Of Pitcher
Revelle. Richmond took the last OF the
series to-day. blanking the Red Sox.
Revelle kept the Eve singles well scat
tered. and was given fine support. the
work IN center field Of Smith being Of
a sensational nature The visitors won
the game in the second inning. when
they scored the only run of Ison's triple.
followed by Seiber's single. Score:
RI E.
Danrills ............. 0 10000 90 0
Richmond. nd....----.... 0 ] 0 0 Q O-l 0
Bat1eries-Ioos and Lsughlin R0Tells and Mes
sitt. Umpire-Alr. Hennegar
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PECK TRIMS ST. PAUL
Greer Allows Losers but Three Scat
tered BinEieS.

Peck defeated S. Paul yesterday IN the
Sunday School League by S 10 8. Greer
pitched a good game for the winners, al
lowing the Nethodists only three hits.
while Meek was batted hard. nine singles
and four doubles being made OF his de-
livery.
McAIorris had a busy day IN center fed.
and handled his five changes IN kood
style Riddle BroOme. and McDonOugh
put up a fine game on the inheld for the
winners. Murphy and Brooue led at the
bat the former getting three singles, and
the latter a double and two singles out
II Lo--- 49, IL L-- o-nra.
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Totala.....3 9zl2

-battod Tor berger N ninth INNING.
Cleveland. d.........--.--.--.... @ 0 o 0 O-3
Chicago. @ o -
IL. has. hits-I at.ia rarr.hin Sncriace Ills
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Tatals....-..s 5 2@F "a Totals......-..s . 81
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RED MEN DRUBBED.
Aggies Find Interior Easy Meat
Beating Them II TO 3.

In a game replete with errors and heavy
hitting the Agriculture team defeated the
Interior boys on the White Lot yesterday.
the final score being 81 TO 5.
Newberry again served them Up for the
Farmers and pitched a good game, allow
ing but six scattered hits. and the runs
scored were the result OF errors Lynch,
who was on the rubber for Interior. was
bit hard. and also gave seven bases on
balls.
The feature OF the game WAS Buck
Ninneman's batting and base-running.
making three hits and scoring four runs.
Bryan made a nice running catch OF a
fiy back OF third base. score:
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oIvmpics Defent Audttnr..

The Olympics defeated the Southern
Railway Auditors team in a wen played
game on the Monument Let The feature
OF the game was the pitching Of Acton.
Although Strobel. for the losers. was wild.
he famed twelve men.
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RIVERDALE WALLOPED.
Lose 10 Langdon in Prince George
County League by 10 10 :.

Riverdale. Nd. June 23-The Langdon
baseball team or The Prince George Coun-
" League defeated Riverdale here to-day
BY the score OF 10 70 l. RlverdaIe dis
played much baseball stupidity. especially
on the bases. and the visitors were quick
TO take advantage Of every slip-up. This
game puts Riverdale quite deep in the
cellar position. and there is much dis
satisfaction among the players. the re-
pert being current that q thorough re-
organization IS about TO take place. Score.
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HECOX G. U. .. COACH
Former Tech High Leader
for Football Squad.
SELECTION A POPULAR ONE
Turned Ont Many Championship
Teams for the Manual Trainers
and Is Regarded Rs Authority on
the Game-MOve Sets at Rest Ru-
mors OF Abandonment OF Athletics.

Clarence A. Hecox. who for the past
five or six years has turned ogt winning
football teams for the Mckinley Manual
Training School. has been chosen 10
coach the George Washington University
football team during the coming season
The above fact was made known last
evening in an interview with Manager
Joseph sommers. OF the team. who for
the past month has turned his efforts IN
this direction Hecox wiz have entire
charge Of the squad. succeeding Fred
Nelson. who vas forced 10 resign several
weeks ago.
4 Wise Move.
The university undoubtedly made a ten
strike move when they made the seiec-
ton. For the past six years Hecox has
developed championship teams at Tech.
teams that have played other scholastic
teams IN this section Of the country 10
.stan6stHI. He has q great knowledge OF
the game. and has a reputation for his
INSIDE tactics. During the time that he
has acted as coach for me high school
team he has effected several new forma-
tons that have worked advantageously.
and that have been highly instrumental
IN the grand showing Of the teams
"Hix'' has also a reputation as q genial
chap, and IS held in high esteem by the
boys. His pleasant disposition has gone
a long ways IN his success as a coach 4
willingness 70 mix fl with his under
studies has won the admiration Of the
players. and he has always been looked
upon al the Rhode Island avenue insttu-
ton as the only nan Tor Tech 90
The selection OF a coach ar this tine
IS in the nature OF q direct denial OF re-
cent rumors 10 the effect thar the down
town institution win not be represented
By a football team during the coming
season. Manager SOmmers stated en-
phaIically last night tIat his schoo. would
oe IN for the gridir0n game az its best,
and would be ready 20 put q team n the
field more Jhal capable OF carrying out
the prerenCous schedule arranged some
time ego. Dr. Phillips. formerly athletic
advisor OF the university. has been quot
ed as saying thar the institution would
not be actively interested IN athletics
during the season Manager Sommers
comes out with a direct denial o. this
statement
Team VIII Be n Good One.
I L Is understood thar several fast play
ers have already signIfed their intention
OF trying for places on the team It
IS not 20 be believed for a moment that
SOmuers or Captain-elect Aston have
allowed. or win allow. the grass 70 grow
under their feet during the next few
months Both VIII DO all in their power
70 give & " L. and irs many followers
& ream that Wili equal. II nOl be stronger,
than last years squad
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T----| -Tl------I|1 . y - y
trre g. Iuteri.r C. First base on balh-th New
bllrv. 2: of Lyuc-. = Struck cut-By NewoeTry,
5. ay Lvuch. 3 Tlrac-hase hif-Narcervn. Two base
hiis-Tayllr Mrrrhy. Sscrifcc hi-s-BrJlu, AeW-
le1y. Ha-r.ss BsruLart- stolen hases-TaylCr 81.
Bryan. D-vir. Yenueman 81. Fled ~ Mar-r-n.
sutton. Passed balls HAYDEN 81. UulDiry-air.
Betts. Tins q gnme-2 hours and 10 MINUTES.
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Less On hases-Car Dersrtmeu-. q: Sh1ruen. 8
Firsc base on lalls-Of CaT-cll. 7. Struck out-Ey
Carroll. g: BY Kirog. 20. Three-base hit-NcIon-
aid. Handy. CaTTUn. TWo-h1so hirs-Fa-iy Lang
foci ShaEahan. WiliaDs Handy. stolen bsse-
Williams ~. HANDY Williamson 70 p Shznahan
Docbls pays-Handy 20 Biriey- Hit by pitche--By
klroy, l. Passed b1lis-EUton Oh. Cmpie-lIr
Flyun- Tine q game hour aud % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-24
GIANTS WIN BOTH.
Take DOubIe-header frOE, the Boston
Cellar Chnwpfons.

New York. June 23.-The Giants cleaned
up the Bcstons twice to-day. The first
game was not won untn the ninth inning.
but the Giants slugsed all three Boston
pitchers in the second. and made a run
away OF IT, Dahlen and Sweeney We're
bounced from the first game for kicking
on a bad decision by TRULY. Scores.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-24

Earned runs-Post-ofice. Is First base hy errors
-Post-oflce. s. Left on bases-POst-0sce, 3 First
base on bdlls-On Buruker . Struck out-By
Michael Th-ee-5sse hits-Eraft Feur0n. Gala
han. TWO-base hits-Alicaael. Bacon Fent0n. Sacri-
fee hit-Keu. stolen bases-kerr. Bacon Double
play-NauFhn 20 Eeuton 20 Harryc-tter via
pitch-Buroker Passed balls-roihert. 2 Umpire
Mr.. Colli10wer. Tine OF saZe-l hour and :
minutes
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Team VIII Be n Good One.
WIN IN THE SECOND.
Svvaffest In First Part Of Game Re-
suits in Victory for Brentwood.

Berwyn. June Z2-In the game here
this afternoon between the Berwyn ard
Brentwood teams Of the Prince George
County League. Brentwood made fve
runs IN the second session and practically
won the game without further effort
although the game vas Interesting
throughout.
Hyatt pitched a steady game for ths
winners. H. Burch PLAYED a general all
around good game for the losers. Score:
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BELMONTS DROP ONE.
Lose First Game OF season to
lie Drofts by TO 3.

lie Drofts by TO 3.
The BeimOnts went down % defeat for
the first time this season at the hands o.
the fast Le Droit team on the Monument
Lot The feature OF the game was the
fine pitching OF both Epps. for the Bel
mOats. and Ford. for the winners. Ford
had shade better Of the argument.
Owing 10 the conditions OF the grounds
both teams helded rather slow Score
RIB
Ie D-ost- st---........-.-.--...--.-.. 0 81 - o
Belnouts uts----------.------..---.. 0 ! O . o-3 3 D
Batteres-For5. G.vs1a and Ha--od; EIIs. Ho--
L. erl VII
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GAMES TO
Philadelphia at brooklyn.
boston at New York.
Cincinnati ar Chicago.
Pittsburg at st. Louis.

st. Louis, June 23.-Pittsburg won to-
day by5 to l. The game early developed
into a pitchers battle. with Willis and
Bee5e doing the firing. Leach and Wag-
ner scored al the runs for the Pirates.
-eoro.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-24
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Lynchburg Wins Again from Ports
mouth Aggregation.

Lynchburg. Va, June 23.-With Jack
son on first. after a single. Wallace hit
over left. in the tenth inning this after
noon. winning the third straight game
from Portsmouth by the score Of TO 3
The game was a slugging match. and
Griffin would have lost. but he was re-
lieved by MOser. who did not yield a
hit HanDifan batted for Foxen in the
ninth, and in The tenth the ShOemakers
found him for the winning run, with two
men out Score:
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Earned runs-Bre1rTood. s; Be-wyn, 4 Iwo-basa
hi-s-Fe1-re=s. G. Becsett. Hyart, Hu-1- Craen-
Passed haIs-Srcen. . NcGreEor. = Bases On
h0lis-OE HYATT. 3 cS N5G7eso-, stree cut
BIZ Hva-- e. b. Mc3regor. 3 Left GA hases-
B7Cntuoc5 &. Be-Tyr. 4 Douhle plsy-oic5regor
70 T. Bu7ca % 2 Buch stolen b-ses-sio-
Grs-1- Ber--inE. =. Burch. CEpl7e-Alr- Elulesln~
T.1as Il SANE hour and s. MINUTES
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sECnNn EA1fE
3atted for Ferglson IN ninth inning.

'Dd-Le4 lcI lh&Aeh1ou ~ 5cconQ inning.
Boston on-----------.- o 0 o. !
New wYork-.---.-----.-------.- o ? ? x-u
Left on bases-Boston. z; New York 8 Bases on
bars-Of Lindemsr /; OF Ferguson. 2; Of Gran
DALI 3 Struck out-8v White j. By Ferguson. I;
by NathewsCn. 3; By Crand2u. , Hone runs
Becker. Murray. Three~base hit-CranGaIL Two
base hits-Ienney. Schlei- Sacrifice hit--D0yle.
Stolen base-O' Hara. Double piays-Cofcy 70
Ritchey 20 AutTry. Ritchey 20 Autrey. Autrey 10
Bowerman. Wild pi;cb-FeTs-,s0n. Umpirss-
Ncssrs RisIer aEd Truly. Time q game-I hour
Al n rriurfas.
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TVo-haso hits-Wagner Evans. searieoe hits
Miller Wills. DouGe play-HglsUltt % Kc1ay.
stolen bases-Wcaner. Miller. Bases on baIIs-OE
Beebe. g. 0f wills . suuck ogt-By Beebe 2.
~ Willis Len blsss-St Louis 6. PITTS
burg. :. Umpires-9Iessrs. J0hnstone aud Cuslck.
Tine q gane-l hour ard A. minutes. Atteudauce
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CHAMPIONS BEATEN.
Cincinnati Reds Win Interesting
Game from the Cubs.

Chicago. H.. June 23.-The Cincinnati
Reds defeated the Chicago Cubs here
this afternoon in a batting fest by 10 l.
The visitors drove Overall to shelter in
the second inning, and Kroh. Hagerman,
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TIGERS SWAT THE BALL.
Hit Criss and Bailey Hard in Game
with the Browns.

Detroit. Mich. June 23.-Detroit hit the
offerings Of Criss and Bailey 20 all cor
ners Of the lot to-day and succeeded in
making it FIVE in a row from St Louis.
The score was S to l. Crawford's terrific
hitting and remarkable one-handed
catch by Mcintyre were the features.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-24

lEft on n2sos--AlF2lr = Nilil- p lrL o--e
on baIis-Of McAfahon- I; OF Moore. Struck out
BY 1Ec3fahon. 2; by Nocre. 2 Home rIn-Waiker-
Two-bess hit-Slack- sacIifce hits-5lsrtingly Nc
Gra-h- Dorupier. smith, acAIahcn- stolen nases-
Bcuhlcr lzi Andersen. scat0n FSschcr. DCuhls
piays-Alo0re % Daup.Cr 20 McGrath; Schom5ert 20
Hands. Fischer iuucss.stedl. Snidr 20 Holman
Anderson 70 seaton. Passed hall-Seatan- Empire
-fr. oTTnsby. Tine q game-I hour sud -
niuuteA
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Tso-hasc hits-Sayer- Left bases-Lanrion. =:
Riverlale, 3 Fist base en- egrors-L2ngion, !;
Riverdale. l. Bases on balis-Of Piozet. 6 Struck
out-Bv Anderson. i; b. Pertcr. 8: by Piozet. s.
Wild pitch-Piozet Double play-NfacNeu 70 Davis
Stolen bases--Fauniug s). DAVIS. Cole Whiting
Woodward. Z. Porter Brauns-. Brooks. Sacrifice
hit-W Whiting UnD-re-3ir. Brooks Tine Of same
~ hour
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Twobase hits-blsh. C-awfoTd l3 Schaefer %.
HartzeIl Jones. Sacrifice hits-Bush. o Leau.
Schmidt S.oien baSes-Rossman o.. OLoary %.
Bases Oh balls-Of Criss. !. OF Bailey. l. OF Suggs
]. Hi- hv Titcher-By CCsS. / Left on boscs-
Detroit S. 81. Louis. L SrrlCz 0ut-3y SuCCs o.
by Bailey. g. Time Of ClEc-l hour and 90 minutes.
UmD.res-NI1ss-z Egan and Evans. Atteud2nce-
LIE
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Iw5oas2 hts-GessleT. steele, Niles Ihrae-dase
hits-Mcoonucll Denmitt. Gardner. Saci5ce hits
Niles. Spencer. Struck out-By Doyle. ]. b. Steele
s. Bases on balis-Od Doyle. I; OF Steele. 3 Wud
p.tch-Doyle. Left on bases-New YORK. 4; Boston.
4. UmV.res-1iessrs O'Loughlin and Perzine. At
teE.iauce-s co. Time o. Gme-2 hours.
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GEORGETOWNERS LOSE.
st. stephens Falls One Run short In
Game at CapitnI CITY Park.

Government Printing Once defeated ST
Stephens yesterday afternoon at Cap
ital City Park in a slow and uninterest-
ing game by 10 :. Mccarthy led al
the bat with tvro hits ScOres
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RED Sox WIN SwATFESI
HiShlnnders Go Down Again in
Game of Many Hits.

Boston, June IA heart-breaking de
feat was handed 70 the Yankees this aft
ernoon. Every one Of the locals made
LAT least one hit Steele kept the visitors
hits well scattered until the eighth score:
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and Brown worked in the box before
the game was completed. Casper pitched
a great game for Cincinnati until the
seventh. when Fronme relieved him.
Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-24

Left on bases-Athletics, >: Washington.
First base by errors-Wa Washington 3
Flrst base on balls-Of Smith. l., of
kTause, 2. Struck Out-Bv Smith. :. nv
kraUse, 6. Three-base hit-Baker. Two
base hit-Conroy. Double plays-Collins
70 Davis; Street 10 COnroy. Hit by pitcher
by smith. Umpires-lfessrs KERN
and Sheridan. Time of game-l hour and
a minutes. Attendance-3215
The Washington herald., 1909-06-24

Boston ............... o @ @ sc o.
New YORK ..................... 0 s Is
Lett On bases-Boston. 8; New York 2 Bass On
out-By Natterl. ;; uy lI-r7uarl. &. br Mathew
son. Home rln-Sweeuev Three-hass hits
Dahler Graham. stolen basss-Bates. Murray.
Wld pitcles-Mattern e.. Bak-Mattern. I'm
p-r1e-NiessTs. Risler and Truly Tine Of game-c
rrur~e