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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three quarters Of a mile.
Rosserian fe5 (Heideij xsS05 won.
Deuce, 10S (Robinsonl. So. s., second; Sor-
rel Top. 1G3 iGlassner3, 50 q, third. Time
I.I92-5 Pal, Tackle, Rebel Queen. Paul
Ruinhart, Select, Harding. Harold Hail
e T. shipp. Come On Sam, Adday and
La Loeur also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four and one-half
furiongs Coils Grmsby, l02 (Page), 1855,
won; cheerola IS (Msrfin). SS7-75. second;
Lavno. I03 CDavenpOrt) KISS. third Time
s. Is Hallack. Southern Gold. Burnside.
John Mcclure, Lady Melton. Alaxie.
Ethel ". Dalf and Melsie also ran.
THIRD RACE-One and one-sixteenth
miles. Olambala. l03 CRice) $3.50. won:
Wiatsrgreen, 10 CPowers), $3.50. second
Miami, IG5 (McGee). No show money.
third Time, 1:45. Three Starters.
FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongs.
Kings Daughter. us Powers, Sl0A won;
Moouette, IL {McGeeJ, so, second: En-
field. 81 CTaplin). $3.50, third. Time. .25 5-5.
Black Mary, Dainty Dame, Cordova and
Seattle also ran
FIFTH RACE-Six and one-haIf fur
longs. Prince Imperial, 100 .Powers).
sil65. won; Fereso. 10 Page. N-35. sec
ond. Barley ThrOpe. 100 lTaplin). SIf.75.
third. Time. 50 S-5. Duquesue. Pinkard.
Giipin, Wiserman, John Caherty, and
Lord Canton also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy
yards Deacon, III Nee), 5000: won:
Cymbal. los (Taplin). $3.50. second; Rara
Avis, 10 (McGee). s5S5. third Time,
la Is Grenade. Gilvedear. Bonsbrake,
Brookiezf SemprO. Albert FAM. Lady
Bsldeur and BaunOck also ran
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JAMESTOWN RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five furlongs, I07,
Grand, Is 70 !, won; PhOrOnius. g (Reid).
2 10 J. second: Ross Hampton, 104: (Mc-
Cahey). S TO ), third. Time, l.g2 3-5 Fear
naught. Johnny Wise. Good Intent, Mys-
terry, Inspection. and Zymole also rsn
SECOND RACE-Six fuTlongs Critic,
llt Grand. TO l, won. Momentum. 19l
Reid, 3 to ). second; Donald. l01 Davis.
y 70 !. third Time. "A As. Birdslayer,
Escutcheon, and King Thistle also ran.
THIRD RACE-Ffve furlongs. Gay
King lG9 CReid). s 70 : won. Lilly Pad.
1C7 (McCarey), 3 TO ]. second: Spanish
Prince. ice (McLaughlin). 70 20 I. third
Time. 1,01- Golden Castle and Chaperon
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ons mile. Ese1au, p
CAfcCahey). 3 10 / won: Lady Isabel. 10
(Hsynes), : 70 :, second: Mystifer. los
(COniinD. 70 I. third. Time, Ia Good
Heart. Elysium. Stargovan and Brighton
Jack also ran.
FIFTH RACESix furlongs. John
Mars, IA Grand, 10 2 won: Rcse
Beaumont, 100 (Wolke). 10 70 /. second:
Dan de Noyles, 1o2 Hardy. 20 ?, third.
Time l-l4 90 DemetriUs. Hanonia. Laura
A. Wonder Worker and Black Sheep also
ian
SIXTH RACE-Ons and one-sixteenth
niles. Killochan. LEI (AIcCaheyl. : to 2.
Won: Wilton LaCkaye 10 lHardy) 3
TO I. second: George c. Hall. 117 (Haynes).
Z 70 2, third. Time, las. Laughing Eyes,
Lois Cavanagh. New Garter and KemptOn
also ran.
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JERRY FREEMAN WILL BE
NEXT TO GO TO MINORS
Nationals First BaSenlan Booked for Toledo or
Minneapolis -Shipke and Kelley Sold
to the Omaha Club.

wants Freeman 10 play first for Mime
apOlis. In fact. Jerry can take his pick
OF several jobs. and he probably will
make a definite decision by tomorrow
Freeman seems 70 be much surprised
that washington decided not 10 keep him.
In his opinion, he was going well.
I suppose, though" ne said tonight.
7 could not have looked as good as I
thought I was or the other managers
would not have waived claim to me. Ny
chief aim VIII be from now TO get back
into fast company again
The Washington pitching stan seems 20
be ailing Just az present Charley Smith
has bad knee; Jesse Tannehiu is still
sore about the chest, having been so
ever since he pitched that great game
against Boston. and Tom Hughes is hav-
ing tro1.bie with his pitching wing. Con-
seQUently. il is Walter Johnson that viii
pitch tomorrow. Hughes may work
Friday.
Il was reported that Clyde Milan would
be let OUT, either traded or sold, but
Manager CanCuon refused 10 talk on the
subject Il is the opinion that Milan
viii be carried as a utility man for the
present
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Il IS said that at the June term OF the
Circuit Court for Alexandra County the
question whether OF not Coroner Ashton
or Justice OF the Peace Burren had a
right 20 hold an inquest over the body
Of a youth named Earl Wills. who wss
electrocuted in Alexandra County recent
ly. viii be considered
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William Brooks, a negro. sentenced
from this city IN april. 1906. to serve a
term OF SIX years IN the penitentiary, has
been granted q conditional pardon BY
Gov Swanson
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Mss Roxey williamson. seventy-two
years old. died to-day al the home Of her
daughter. Mrs William Psdgett. Shooters
Hill. west Of this city. Her funeral will
take place az 2 O'Clock Friday afternoon
from the Woodlawn Baptist Church. Fair
fax County,
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Even Break at CuIpeper.
,eciaI to The Washington Herald,

SEella4 70 Ale NA-al-lGiJl deEaHl-
Culpeper. Va, May I9--The last two
games in the series Of three between the
Culpeper and Fort Meyer teams were
played on the Culpeper diamond this af-
ternoon and resulted in an even break.
Fort Meyer boys won the second game
By a score OF 5 10 2, and Culpeper won
the third game BY the score OF Il TO O.
The feature OF this game was Rust's
fine home run.
The lineup OF the teams is ss fol-
lows.
Cupe7eT-Bsiiey, frst base; cottsnghsra. pitcher:
Newman sccond hsse: Rocker center field. Harris
Iisht aeldi Payne. third base; Rust shorsstoD:
Shepard. catcher and WanPier. iefs field
Eort 1Iyg-Colenan pitcher: Forriste.. arst bass;
Cofsy- third base; Hogan. second base: Morrseu.
sho-tstc2, Wl6e right fed; OBrien, center aelG :
5y6e. lcft fed. and Robin. ztchsr.
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BATTLE BY ROUNDS.

First round-Johnson rushed al once
and drove O'Briea into a corner
whore they clinched- again Johnson
rushed IL, and In a mix O'Brien slip
ped down. When the latter got up he
sent hard left to Johuson's mouth.
but johnson only laughed.
In another rush by the black man
O'Brien fell out Of a cIInch. but he
was up quickly. and tried some fast
punches for the head. which were
blocked Then Johnson lei O-Rrien
feinI for a minute. but when The
Quaker came closer johnson raped
him on the jaw with a hard right.
which brought a clinch. The round
was about even.
Second roUnd-O'Brieu jumped in
with a left TO the mouth. and Johnson
began wrestling, which made the
crowd boot Johnson then rushed
O'Brien 10 a corner. where the latter
covered Up At long range O'Brien
put a LEFT on the eye. but johnson
rushed hereely and O-Brien cIinched.
Again Johnson rushed Ike a bull.
O'Brien blocked and cIinched. and
also smashed the negro on the mouth
so hard taat the latter's gold teeth
ratified OBrien was very fast on his
feet. and put in enough clean blows
70 have tie round on points.
Third round-Johnson opened with
~ -- ali
whole Wight on O'Brien while they
broke out OF IL O'Bren put Iefts 70
the face, but they did 10 harm. The
negro rushed at top speed. and
O'Brien blocked several dangerous
hooks. they spared for a moment
O'BTien hen jumped In with q covple
Of facerA while johnson ripped in
corking >ody punch.
JOhnsoa rushed O'Brien 70 the ronss
after that, but he did not land a blow
because OF the white mans shiftv tse-
tics TIE round was even.
Fourth round-A hard right .,
Johnsons left eye made It swell ana
begin ts close. O'Brien fought hard
and landed left In the mouth and
blocked a rush
Johnssn rushed again, however. and
ripped n punches to the body ana
head. bit O'Brien put Johnson on tbs
defensiVe with a volley OF jahs IN the
nose AID mouth. At close Quarters
JohnsOi hooked left 70 the law and
O'BTieT clinched hard. O-Rrien tha-
STEPPED inside OF a swing and punched
the boey with a right. They fen N =
clinoh- O'Brien's round.
Fifth round-O'Brien jabbed the lef.
70 the nose. but in a clfncb Tobnso,
threw i'm 10 the floor johnson tken
put ina hard right hook that cut
O'Briefs right eve open.
The iegro grinned from ear to ear
as ne sw the blood running O.Rrisn
stalled Tor moment. but he could not
get away from another rush. johnson
reachiig 20 the stomach with q terri
bic puich- O'Brien fell out Of another
cIinch. but when. he got up he tumped
in viii a left on the Jaw. which masA
the hgro back away. Jobnso7,s
round
Sixtl rouad-O'Brien's left eye was
closed tight when he came ID HA
openA with a left in the mouth ana
also put the same glove into the
stom9h- Johnson chased him across
the rig. but he could not land.
As O'Brien led. Johnson ripped =
left ito the pit OF the stomach. but
the vhite man came back with a wal
lop O the neck. o'Brien was the az
grsssr after that, but he was weak.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20

The Interior finishing touches are now
being placed on the First National Bank.
and the contractors expect 20 turn the
building over 10 the owners about the
middle OF next month. The new build
ing IS one CT the most modern buildings
IN the city.
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3pecial % ne Washinrton Herald.

SPECIAL % Tie Washington Herald
Cleveland. May I9.-"Jiggs" Donohue
was made captain Of the recognized
Nationals to-day and celebrated his eleva-
ton TO the command by making a two
bagger and two singles in three times
I'd. drawing a pass in addition. "Jiggs
is more than glad 20 get into the game
actively again and especially under the
man who turned him from a mediocre
catcher into a star first sscker. he had
entire charge OF the team to-day as Can
tilIon was forced to sit n the grand
stand. having received an indefinite sus-
pension for alleging that Umpire Perrine
was not conversant with the rules. and
emphasizing his remarks 20 the arbiter
mentioned.
Infelder Sh.pke and Pitcher Kelley
were sold to-day 10 Omaha. Il vas an
outright sale. with no strings attached.
First Baseman Jerry Freeman VIII be
the next to go. Jerry had : long talk
over the phone to-day with Manager
Armour. Of Toledo, but the two failed 10
agree on terms. Jimmy Collins also
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O'BRIBN In The LEAD
Philadelphian Shows Well
Against Champion.
LACKS PHYSICAL STRENGTH
White Man Lands Majority of Blows
and Surprises Big Negro by His
Clever Work - Greatly Handi-
capped on Weight-BIsTvs Are Much
the Cleaner-Brady Talks Fight.

Philadelphia, May Is.-Jaek Johnson.
champion heavyweight Of the world, did
not cover himself with glory in his six
round bout with Philadelphia Jack
O'Briel at the National A. C. tonight.
The negro, with height and weight much
IN his favor. was Out-punched by small
margin In fight that was fast and in
teresting all the way
johnson was as slow as cold molasses
IN going after the feet Quaker, and his
punches. when they landed. lacked cham
pionshlp steam He had many chances
20 show his great strength, but he boxed
Ike a second-rater and missed countless
opportunities. O'Brien. who was fully
forty pounds lighter. did much Of the
forcing.
Blows Are Clean.
lie landed nine clean blows. and showed
a greater knowledge OF ring tactics l-e
made Johnson look foolish with his clever
feinting, snd in every way appeared the
master except in point OF physical
strength O'Brien had the better OF
three rounds. Johnson had two. and one
NGS NltEUlL event IN me DEll round
johnson did lis best work He cut open
O'Buen-s left eye with a hard smash
az close quarters, and put the Quaker on
the defensive.
In the last round. however. johnson
was Out-pOinted By a nile. and was a
sorTy looking champion. He lacked az
gressiveness, and seemed bewiidered-
II ketchell had been IN O'Brien'g
place. there's no telling what he would
have done 10 the negro, who was easy
10 reach when he was tired
Brady Talks Fight.
W a Brady asked johnson after the
MIL II he'd fight Kaufman. but the ne
gro made so many impossible conditions
that Brady laughed at him.
He's joke as a champion" yelled
Brady Kaufman can beat him in four
rounds. but neither Kaufman nor. JeTries
VIII ever get a chance al johnson. as
Ketcheli VIII put him away as sure as
the sun sets"
The crowd chsered O-Brien wildly after
the battle. and hooted the negro. John
son diasnot seem TO mind such treatment
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Capital City Leazne-Brentrood. 5. MARINES. :.
Departmental League-Connerce and Labor 5.
Treas1Ty. =
Ms-quetts League-Pezsion Oace. :; Columbia,
No. DI .
Sundzy-School Lsague-St Paul. =: Pea. 5
IDdepeE6s1ce LezEue-Niuth a: Advent
r &. 7 " {. !. Lezzue-Car Department 3;
Southern Railway l.
Suburban Leagae-BlghtEocd. 4: Reed. ?
Bankers Jezg1e-Merchsnts and Mechanics i;
Bank 4 Washington 5. Washington Losn ani
Trust CozPsny. IS; American Bank. 4.
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on bases was The -hattlnr featnra scnra.

FlTst nase % eTTrrs--oL PAU. ). Peck Memorial
> Left ~ bases-St- Paul, 5; Peek Memorial g.
First base o. balls-Of Greer. 2; o1 Morris. 3 oH
Perkins 3. Innings pitcaed-fg Greer 1: hy Ncrris
2 Hits msde-Od Greer (. OF Norris g Str1cs
out-By Greer. s; ty Norris, q bT Perkins. N
Home r41n-Beau Three-bass hits-PeaU Valae-
and Lewis. Twohase hits-Pansley. Burns. and
Riddle Stolen bases-Russc. Palmer q, Haas
BeaI Burns 81. Gouche-. Evans. Norris. Myers ~
and Greer. Double plsy-Pgrkins 20 Bezl TO
russo His b pitehsr-By Perkins l. Wild pitch
Norris- PISSED bali-J 1iyeTs. Unpire-1Ig Hughes
Tins q EaUle-i hour and . minutes.
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First bsse on errc-S-Reed, Left on bzses-
BsishtUood. s: Reed. = First base 0u balIs-Od
e.. Seitz 1: Of HudEins. J. StEacS o7t-By l.
Ses-z 8; hg HudSins 5 Three base hits-Ho-er
and Noble. T-ro-haSs hit-Stewsrt- Sacrifice hit-
Dexter Stolen bases-Grant a. G. Seitz. Jones
Hoover Stewart H1leT n Scitz e. Double
plav-Io7d % Hoover Unpsrs-N- REAGAN. Tine
of Ea-e-i hour ard 20 MINUTES.
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Left On bases-SOuthe-u. 10. Car Department 1
First base OF bafls-01 Ki foy. & Innings pitched
b Risdon. 3; by Toung L; by Senseuy. : Hts
nade-OE. Risdo1. /; os Il Eozng. 5; a ssnseuy.
l. Strocz out-By Risdon. -; b Young. I: b. sen
serg, I Threehsso hits-FcHzizn, McI)onald Shan
ahs1. and Poore- Twc-0fEse hits-HanSy Williams.
and Bur saGiHce hiFs-Hendrtz. Risdon. and
Watson Stolen bases Quinn. HendGitz, Young.
RiSd0n ~. SensSzy. Watson. and Mcocuald
Double plsys-Buckle5. uhassistsd: McSrsth % VII
nAs 70 Wild p3tch-YiJung. Passed hans-Burr.
Uupire-8iT. FIRM. Tine q Ezme-I hour and 10
minutes
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGrF
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital CITY JeaEue-st- Stephens u Brentwood.
Departmental League-Interior vz Nsrv.
Marquette League Blo0ulinEials - Co--rcs-
Si01als.
Sunday-School Beagle-Sinth IS. Bethany.
ISdependsncs Jeagle-TWiaing vs A-zieS
r R. Y II. c A. League-Sh0pne1 Is Bal-i-
more ard Ohio.
SubCrban Lesg1e-PetE0rrh Is. Tskonz
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NINTH BREAKS HOODOO.
Wins "A Game at Last. Advent Being
the Loser.

Ninth gave Advent a big surprise in
the Independence League yesterday. de-
festing them - 10 g Brady, OF Ninth.
allowed but seven hits, which he kept
well scattered, flaming five. and passing
but one
Lester started for Advent, but lasted
only three innings. when he was relieved
by Dugan- The batting Of Slack and
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BEALL'S BATTING FEATURE.
YOungSter Makes Home Run and
Triple, Sending in Five Runs.

St. Paul defeated Peck Memorial yes
terdsy in the Sunday School League, a
10 5
Perkins did the twirling for the winners,
Greer starting the game for Peck. but at
the end Of the fourth inning with the
score 10 1. the latter was relieved by
Norris. who was hit hard, ten runs being
scored on nine safe bingies.
BealFs home run and triple with men
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COLLEGE GAMES.

Al Esston. Pa--Iafaysrts. T. Delaware 2
At Bethlehem. Pa.-washirgVo7 and Jetie-scn.
3: Lehigh. : ten iuninssi.
AT CARLISLE. PA r 4 (.
Diekinson- on-.........-t o 0 6-I ; I
Carlisle 90 0 ? 0 e-s z
Batte-ics-LsnsstaS and Gordon; Carlow and
Hayes
At Annapolis Md.-A C.. S. NaTy.
AZ New HaFen-AmheIst. 4; 1ale,
At PToTidsrce-Browu, 2; Harvard, q
A. AIedsord-Holy Cross Q; Tufs. Z
At E1etsr-CuSaing Academy. 3 ExstoT. z
At Ando7ur-Ando7cr, 4; Harvard Freshnsn.. !
AT O7cno Me-Bowdcin- 4; Maine ;
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". L. & T. DOWNS AMERICAN.
Winners Hit GraysOn for Sixteen
Hits, One n Home Run.

Grayson received a hard pounding at
the hands Of the Washington Loan and
Trust Company team yesterday. when
the T Street Bankers annexed sixteen
safe hits of his curves and shoots. and
doTned the American Bank team IS to l.
Taylor, Hill. and Carr batted in great
form Score
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BANKERS PLAY LOOSE BALL.
Bank of Washington Outfit Makes
Twelve Errors and Is Beaten.

Booting the ball about the field like
school boys, the Bank Of Washington
team threw yesterdays contest with the
Merchants and Mechanics outfit away,
score L 10 &
The winners proved 10 be clever at the
lat, and hit the ball hard and often
Score:
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- = --s-s-F----lr = a-F-lt, . FlsI oase
on bsls-Of Brady. /: OF Lester ;; Of Dugzn. l.
Innings ritched-By Lester. g. by Dugan. 8 Hits
ulade-OH Lester. ?; of Duzsn. s Str-lck cut
By Brady. 5; by Dusan . Home run-Slsck
Two-bass hits-Shedd, Slack Murphy. Daupier
Sacrifice hit-AfilcS Stolen bases-SInith. Shedd
Niles t., Schmidt, Hobbs %, Mosberg q. Hit
By Hitcasr-By Dugsn. I: by Brady Wild
pitches-DuEz1- Passed balls-1lu-phy. 2; Miles. 2
Cmrire-Afr. Worley. Tine Of game hour and
= Minutes.
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Left On hases-Treasiry. s: Commerce and Labor
u. Firsz base oR balls-GH Baizer ); on Croson.
g. &c Hester. 3 Struck Out-By Balzer. s: by Gro
son 2. hy Hester. j. Two-hase hit-B Bielaski
saCifce hits-Lord and Y. BielsSkL Stolen bases
Evans. p, Bielsski o.. and Balzcr. Double PLAYS
-BalzsT 70 Menefee 10 Richm01d; v Bielaski 70
Cruson 20 sab Wild pi;ches-Crosoa and Balzer
Urlp.re-SiF- Betts- Tine q sane-1 hCir and 80
minutes
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second R-addocks. :, st. Johns. 6.

St. Johns Preps yesterday were de-
feated By the Second BraGdOcks on the
Monument grounds. 70 C.
The game was vel played on both
sides. and attracted much attention
This was the second game with the
Byaddocks. whom Prep defeated last
week. Il 10 = The Braddocks started
the contest with the determination TO
win Scnre.
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- IsMa =

U1-TI o 0ases-F1 asIllTsT0ll Lcal md IrIsf- =
American Rank s First base on hars-Of Robert
sCn. /: Of Graysan. :. Struck 0ut-By Robert
son. 9. by GTayson T. Home rln-car Thr,e-
base hit-Tavlor T-ro-base hits-Carr Cravsc-. ard
Hanna. stolen bases-Bonles. Pocle. Green Graz
son. Claxton. Car, Kill, Sturgis ard Hanna.
Passed haIs-King 2 Umpire-3Ir SIMPLY Tine
e zsne-2 horrs
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ChalIenEe Colored Team.

SpecisI % TIE Washington Herald
Fredericks5urg. Va. May Is-The Fred
ericksourg Grays would Ike 10 arrange
games with any Of the colored teams Of
Washington. Address Fred Harris, 90
c street. Fredericksburg. Va
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WBT POINTERS DROP ONE.
WIFI ms stops Fast Cadet Nine In
a Close One.

West Point. n. 7. May 1s-wiIlisms
defeatd the Army by a score OF toI
The Army made their score n the first
inning on two hits and base running
Myer eoing the trick.
In tie eighth Niles tripplsd for WI
iams and Devore. becoming ratified
made ! balk. giving Williams the game
Score
RHE
sTzsllisus -.--.-..--.-. q 0Iool % !
ss7ry. .4----------.-- I 0 0 o. 5
Hsttsfs-DsEis and Lauhiei DeT<e. Hysts- sad
IsrAE.
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LIT q bases-AlaTlnes- = BTeltW00c ) Flrst
Base cn hails-Os Buscae-, 9 Of Priddy. { Stu1ck
uut-By Buscher, s: b. Priddy. : Hone rlnS-
Hcssler. NEss Thr1e-bass hit-EeAne Tro-bass
hirs-Priddy. Ee-ung LitZ Sacrifice hits-Bzm-
hart. Hessle-. MeaEher. Stolen basea-Noyes
O'Co-lG. BuschT e. Haywood. Umpire-SIr.
Handihoe- Tine q gzne-i hou- and IS minutes
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MARYLAND RESORTS.
sEITz ALLOWS BUT FOUR HITS.
BrightvvOOd Pitcher TwIrIs Fine
Game Against Reed Team.

Brightwood beat Reed. to 2. in. the
Suburban League yesterday. Seitz being
at his. best, and holding the losers 10
four hits, and tanning eight Homer
and Perley hit the bali well Score:
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PLAY SPINNING TIE.
Brentwood and Marines Hook Up in
Drawn Battle.

Brentwood and the Marines battled for
six rounds yesterday az Capital CITY
Park, and when darkness terminated the
fray. each team had FIVE runs.
Both Buscher and Prlddy twirled good
ball Nuss hit a home run In the sixta.
driving Meagher IN ahead OF hin. tying
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TREASURY LOSES ANOTHER.
Commerce and Labor Boys Shove
Money Counters Down n Peg.

Treasury was defeated TO 3 by Com
raerce and Labor in the Departmental
League yesterday.
Balzer twirled a fine game for the win
ners. tanning eight and preventing the
Treasury batters from connecting with the
I,aW 81 onrs-tt,ra times Scora.
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.NEWSOFALEXbNDRIA
Delegates TO Federation OF
WOmen's Clubs Assembled.
NEGRO CONVICT GETS PARDON
venire OF Fifty Summoned to OBJ
tain Jury for Trial of Calvin
johnson, Negro Held for Murder
OF Walter +. schultz. the Chicago
Artist-Wheibee 10 Be Examined

Alexandra Nexs Agency. soa King street. AleI-
and-is. Va. authorized agents and carueTs for
The washington Herald. The Herald vil be de-
HEered daily and Sunday 70 any address IL Alex
sndria f0r % cents mouth-
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Esrasd runs-S:. Johns Preps. f; Second Brad
6ccks ; Left on bases-St- johns Prsps. Z: Sec
Cud BrzddocEs 3 First bssc on hails-OH pr1r1.
4. OF Wilson = Innings pitchsd-By DrsTy 2.
by Wilson. g Struck Cuf-f}y DTSTy. 1. b. VII
son. :. Three-hase hit-Fitzgsrsl6- TEo-bass hit
Fitzgerald Sacrifice hlt-Banes. stolen bases
Hslev e. 5euSs= n Drury. shea %. Curly.
RoscA- Douhls pIay-Blooncer % Earp UmDirs-
NJ stsrk. Ilze q EazS-l b0u and % uuutsS
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20

When you have lost OF found anything,
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald. and bil viii ba sent you
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The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
DE-. srnnln ..we,. ;,

SPECIAL 70 Tie wsssiuzzou Hftc7ald.
Ekins. ". Va. May fls-Ta an interest
ing game here to-day tthe Drys deleated
the Vets by s to I. Weese pitched a
nne game for the viafsrS
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20

Flrst hase On e1Turs-3ilTc1alts all1 NelllalIils >
:; Bank o. Washington 2 Left on hases-McT-
chants ard Mechsnies' Z: Rank of Washington. =
FIRST base On balls-Oh Carpsnter. /: OF Miller. L
Struck osIt-By CaTpen1CT. I. b. Miller. THREE
base hits-DarT. Miller. TEchase hits-CsrTe1ter
stolen basss-Rarns. Ovilgs g., Thcnpson, Miller.
T. Moo7e Psssed balls - Dar. . Umpire - Alr
Stera. Tine Of szme-l hOCr ard IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
MAKE NINETEEN HITS.
Three TwirIers Used by Southern
r. r. Team without Avail

Car Department defeated the Southern
Railroad. in the Railroad League yester-
cay. q 20 Il
The winners drove three of the Southern
pitchers from the box BY an avalanche OF
hits The Southerners hit KiIroy hard,
but the opportune bungies were lacking
Score
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
GIANTS wM ANOTHER.
Take BaItimoress ms Into Camp for
Third Successive Time.

The Washington Giants again defeated
the Baltimore Giants yesterday, winning
1 out Of ganesi played The game
looked pretty bad kor the Washiugtons
who failed TO score until the sixth inning.
Two more in the eighth gave them the
lead, which they held. making the score
70 l Today thei Washington Giants
VIII meet the VvhstA Sesni-Pros-
r. He
Wssh'a GisntS..-... Q 8s1sz o-S /
Bslto Giants. . Il Q Q -l Q
B1TtGies-W sSai1gtou. f0ung and Hamilton
baitiHloEe-oueea and Wisf. UnQTe-3Ir. 8. Cole
Ean- Tine q gznc-i hoax ard % rninutez.