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The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COM MENT

Enter speed" Kelley. latest addition.
We sure wish him we'll
Doc White was hit harder in yester-
( days game than in any previous game OF
the year.
iris Speaker. the Boston's speedy re-
cruit seems 10 have regained his batting
eye.
With pleasant reeonections of past
dealings with the Tigers. here's TO better
luck in Detroit,
Ireland's cup Of woe said a, St. Pat
rick's day orator, ''is Overfowing. and Il
is not yet full" Same goes for baseball
Chicago.
A day OF rest for the Tigers and Ath-
letics. Maybe the Nationals viii lend a
helping hand in putting the Athletics on
the top step.
While the Nationals dropped one 10 the
Maps, Fred Lake held the Browns. our
closest neighbOr, in check. Go IL, High
lande7s, You can do il.
Andy" Coal1ley, the pitcher. will man
age the Manhattans, of New York. Tom
Ooran. the old Boston American catcher.
will be "Andy's'' backstop.
Demmitt is making good with a ven
geance in the Highlanders' outgarden.
The youngster clouted the horsehide for
three bingles and sacrifice in yester-
days game against the Browns.
Mclean. the Reds classy backstop.
stands second among the National League
batsmen with an average OF .337 for 90
games. Hoblitzel. his team-mate. stands
third. with mark Of go
MarteI continues TO play great ball
behind the pan for the Phillies The
former Georgetown University star Is
credited with one OF the four bingles OF
his team in the game against the Cubs.
Davy Altizer. the former National. play
ed in right field for the White Sox yes
terday. One run. one hit. one out. and
one error we're his share In the after
moons activities.
The Doves managed 70 net four rms
from seven hits in yesterdays game with
the Cardinals. On the other hand. the
St Louis bunch scored but three times
on fourteen hits. So goes il,
Tom Standard, who is with Denver Is
the leading batsman OF the Western
League. He has an average Of 81. His
batting is considered the most remarkable
since the Western League was formed.
In st. Louis they call McAIeer n Jim
miken' and the little god Of things as
they ought not to be" They make this
remark with apologies 10 the creator OF
Billiken- McAleer never receives any
apologies.
Stats Willis. a cousin OF Vic Willis.
Is making a great record pitching for
the Guthrie team Of the Western Asso-
ciation- He has won nine out OF eleven
Eames he has pitched, and is batting for
"ver 800.
Rube Marquard. the Giants $ll.GoO
beauty was hit hard in the second game
With the Pirates yesterday he, however.
prevented Camnitz from twirling A no
hit game by pounding out the only bingIe
credited 10 his team.
II is Mid Bill Donovan In Detroit now.
The fellow who used to be a terror 10
oatsmen e still troubled with an arm
that couldn't strike out a prairie Lacquer.
I'D there doesn't seem to be much pros-
1ect Of its growing stronger right way.
Jennings has put Donovan IN the care OF
a doctor.
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Balls head-hrst slide in stealing third
base in the second inning was a pretty bit
OF work.
Lelivelt was out IN the first inning
on three pitched halls without Offering TO
strike at a single one OF them.
Rboades never showed so much speed
as when he shot the ball over TO Nc
Bride, Kahoe, and Johnson IN the fifth
round.
The Athletics. twenty strong. sat in the
grand stand and pulled for the Nationals,
for they recognize In the Maps possible
rivals for the pennant.
Kahoe lifted a fly TO right center in
the fifth Flick lost il ia the gloom and
chased around aimlessly waiting for II
10 come down. Birmingham's eyes, though,
were in better shape, and he made the
catch.
Ball singled In the fourth inning, ana
then. In order to hasten the game. merely
logged down TO second and allowed him
self TO be retired. Kahoe might have
stalled by throwing into center field. but
declined TO take advantage OF the oppor-
tunity offered OF making a farce Of the
game.
Without any doubt, the storm was the
~arst that ever struck the Cleveland park
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BASEBALL Nc5D%a STREET ofsa4s ~s OTHER SPORTS

during the progress Of a game, and there
seemed TO be no portion OF the grand
stand which the wind and rain did not
seek out in order 10 drench the spectators.
who sought vainly for shelter. In fact.
the occupants OF the overhead boxes were
the only ones who escaped getting more
or less wet
Speed" Kelley, the inhelder purchased
from South Bend by Washington. worked
out at third prior to the game, and showed
big league stuff" Capt. Donohue was
much impressed by his work, and de-
elared tonight that ..e would use him ct
third during the Detroit series Kelley
batted .S3S at South Bend. Conroy will
welcome his coming. as Wild should
have been on the bench for the last week.
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Street to RejOin the Ma
tiOnalS IN Detroit.
RUMORS WITHOUT FOUNDATION
Forced to Return Because OF Serious
Illness of Wife-Left Orders with
DOnOhue 90 Send Baggage TO De
trOit-OutaeIder Collins, of Buffalo
Club Is Not in Line.
By WILLIAM PEEr-

'Gabby' Street Is going 10 jump to the
outlaws is the latest wildcat rumor to
entertain Washington fans
Yep; Streets going 20 hit the pike
for the Golden West Can't stand the
climate and Canullon. Don't like our
fair city nohow." said one fan last night
who winked knowingly. adding: I've
got II straight too. from a man who is a
friend OF a man who Is on the inside"
Too bad about Street. isn't It? How we
shall all miss him.
Owner Tom Noyes was appealed 20 for
some expert testimony. Listen 70 what
Mr.. Noyes says:
Jump? Fiddlesticks, Absolutely moth
Ing to It. Street. so far as I know, IS
perfectly satisfied in Washington.
didn't know he was In town, but II he
was think it likely that he came on 10
see bis family before the club goes way
out West"
We are much obliged for those few
kind words from owner NOyes. Every
little bit helps.
We love our Johnson, but. Oh. you.
Street.
AAN ~ 1oAtAltr AoA A4tldA0 hMeQ GapL-
DOnohue last night and received the fol-
lowing reply:
Saturday night" says Donohue,
Street received a telegram telling him
that his wife was seriously I'll. and that
he must come at once. He had no time
20 tell any OF the rest OF US. but merely
hustled 10 his train.
AT Pittsburg. though. he wired me %
see that his uniform and baggage be sent
10 Detroit, where he would try 70 reioin
the club That's all there IS 70 f. There
IS noting whatever IN the report that be
has jumped the club"
Mr. NOyes also vOuchSafed some more
information that refutes a story publish
ed in-one OF the Sunday papers. to the
effect that Orth Collins, the Washington
boy, had been signed by the Nationals on
a deal whereby Pitcher TannehnI was 10
60 10 Buffalo In exchange for Collins. As
matter OF fact Collins Is stu the prop
erty Of the Buffalo club He will not Join
the Nationals until the trade Is com
pleted. II at all, and Pitcher Jesse Tame
bill does not figure in this trade.
Mr.. N0yes said late last night that a
proposition had been put Up 10 the Buff
falO management for Collins. and that up
10 the present time he had received no
word from them that the Washington
CUBS terms had been accepted.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
GAMES TO-DAY.
STANDING or THE TEAMS.

New York. July 12.-Mathewson's good
pitching and the fielding OF Bridwen and
a timely two-bagger By Doyle figured In
the Giants victory IN the first game to-
day
In the second the New Workers made
only one hit on Cannitz, and the game
was one-sided-
To-day's attendance was about 2S00o.
making the total attendance for the series
about 5000
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-o-~-s------ II - = u 4 Aotals------- : : - 2
'Batted for Bergen in eighth inning
TBatted for Pastorius ia ninth inning
Cincinnati ------..-......--.. 0 OI5Iel III
BrooSlyn- ---..-..-.--..-...... o 0 0 0 0-I
Left On bases-C1ncinnati 6: Brooklyu. s Bases
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INTERIOR WINS AGAIN.
Bullock Pitches Steady Game for
the Red Men.

Interior defeated the Commissioners IN
well-played game yesterday. S toL
Bullock. OF Interior, pitched consistent
bah. allowing seven scattered birgIes and
flaming the same number.
Mooney. the opposing twirIer. gave six
bases on balls and was touched for five
hits. Score
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TWINING IS BEATEN
AggieS TrOunce Club Team
in Well-played Contest.
TWO HOME RUNS ARE MADE
Priest and MeDOnOuEh Soak Horse
hide for Long CIOuts and Complete
Circuit-TwininE Makes Desperate
Fight TO Win, as Result EIninates
Them as CORtenders for Pennant.

Agriculture defeated Twining on Nc
DeYiits Field yesterday in one OF the
best contested games ever pulled on in
the Independence LeagUeA 10 g
In the first round LaWder. for Twfning.
opened nre. driving sizzler through sec
ond, and scoring Mawhinney. but the
Aggies took the lead IN the last half or
Priests home run over center. scoring
Morgan ahead OF him.
Agriculture tailed another IN the third.
when DOdd scrambled home on GelbeTs
Wild heave over second. and Morgan won
the game for the Clerks in the hfth wnea
he drove the sphere over short scoring
Reeves.
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Lett On bases-C Cincinnati 6; Brooklyn. Bases
on halls-OE Mclntyrc :. on PastoriuA I. Of
Rowan Struck out-By Mcintyre .: By Pas
tcrius, 2; by Rowan ) Home Tuns-Egzn Mitch
Ell, Lobert- Three-hase hitS-McLeao, Lennox
Two-base hits-Eean. Mitchell, Mclean, Mcmillan
Sacrifice hit-Oakes Stolen bases-Bescher Hob
htzel LObert. Double plsys-Egan 20 Dos-ney %
HobitzeI; Lobert 70 Paskert Hit by pitcher-RT
McIntyre ]. Ump!re-Mr. Klem Tine q game
Il hour and 20 minutes
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BRoOKLAND IS BEATEN.
Columbia Athletic Club Downs the
Suburbaaites.

The Columbia Athletic Club downed
Brookland yesterday in an interesting
and exciting game az Capital City PARK.
10 L
Meister did the twiriing for last years
champions. and his pitching was bill
liant The southwest boy held the losers
down 20 three hits. with a sore arm
Hyatt started The bah rolling for the
Suhar oanites. and was driven from The
mound in the fourth inning Green re-
leVed him and delivered good bah. his
opponents connecting but for three safe
ties
Charlie Salb caught an excellent game
for the winners and was also there IN
hitting clouting the h0rsehide for a
triple and two doubles. Score
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CIubmen Right Hard.

IWining fought desperately throughout.
and nearly broke Up the game IN ne
seventh when 8IcDonough landed his sec
ond hit OF the day. q home run through
left DOwney then singled, and stole sec
ond. but was thrown out at third By
LangfOrd's sensational toss 10 Venner-
man. Rurak went 70 first on Morean's
error, advanced 10 second on AIawhin-
ncy's sacrifice, and scored OF Gardeners
double. Langf0rd. IN center. then saved
The game for the Mall boys BY snatching
DIVERS hard drive
Both Reeves and Rurak pitched spIen-
didly. the latter punching twelve. Whfla
the Aggie twirler KEEP; the hits wen seat
tered and felded cleverly. Score:
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MAKE TwENTY-oNE HITS.
Hamiine ShOyes LanEdOn Farther
Down in the Cellar.

Hamline defeated Langdon yesterday in
the Sunday School League. 1s 10 s IN
one OF the best slugging matches Of the
season. The Methodists connected with
Erskin's curves for twenty-one safe
drives, three being good for the entire
circuit. The Suburbanites hit the ball
hard also, getting eleven hits in seven
innings.
Warden made two home runs and two
singles in five times al bat lie Foe also
connected for homer. McGregor. a new
n an with Hamllne. got a double and three
singles in FIVE tries, while Brauner did
the best batting for the losers, with a
double and two singles Score.
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Nationals Protest.


The Washington players protested
against the game being called just when
II was. and some of the spectators be
leved the battle could have been con-
tinued for an Inning or so longer. but
Egan surely acted wisely in stopping the
game when he did.
To have continued with the conditions
as they were would have invited the pos
sible crippling Of some OF the players,
who could scarcely see the ball.
All the pitchers had 70 do in the last
inning was 20 shoot over a fast ball. and
II was a case OF one, two. three. and go
70 the bench RhOades famed Mcbride
and johnson IN the fifth inning without
either batter getting even foul Turner
famed so quickly in the last half OF the
fifth that II made Egan's head swim. and
he stopped the game at once. fearing
that either he or Catcher Kahoe might
be hit and put out of business.
Made No Attempt TO Stall.
To the credit Of the Washington club, It
should be mentioned that they did not
attempt 70 stall and prevent the game
from going the legal limit Shortstop
Mcbride did take his time In leaving the
field at the end OF the fourth round and
in getting to bat. but. barring his hesita-
ton. the Washingtons hustled along.
Cleveland got all OF It's runs In the first
inning when they demonstrated that the
manager who tries TO repeat one of his
pitchers against Cleveland is tempting
fate. Johnson made the Maps look cheap
last Thursday, but to-day he did not seem
10 have much IN the way Of deceptive
twists At that he was handicapped by
having a team behind him that did not
cover much ground
UnEIaub FumbIes.
As a starter in the first inning, Tur-
ners grounder went through Unglaub.
Stovall singled between Mcbride and
Unglaub. and Turner went TO third. scor-
ing when Mcbride threw out Flick at
first Easterly poked a hot one over the
northeast corner OF the third-base cushion.
and Stovan counted. Hinchman fouled to
Kahoe. and this brought up Birmingham,
who tripled 10 center. scoring Easterly.
Perring died when Unglaub went back
into right field for his pep fly. That was
al the scoring.
Washington could do nothing with
Rhoades except in the second inning.
when, with two out, Conroy and Nc
Bride singled. both being stranded when
KahOe lifted TO Birmingham.
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First base by errOE-Cou1eS Heights. s. s,seI
Plant. l. Left on hases-Corgrss Heights %. steel
Pant. 5 First base on halls-Of Barrett. 8. OF
Moore. Z; on Ward. 2 Iunincs pitched-By Moore.
$, by Ward ; Hits made-Of Moore 3: of
Ward. g Struck OIt-By Barrett 70 hy Moore J..
oy Ward. Home runs-Wahler c. Perigo. Wekel
Three base hits-M. Pergo ~. TWOhase hits-N
Ferig0. Mcirath. hRriester o. Barrett. More
Stolen basos-M. PerEo. Pennington. Wahler o.
Perlgo- Weikel q. Hariester Van Sise Ward ~
Miller. Moore. Double play-Perigo 70 Wshler Hit
by ptcher-By Barrett. /. BY Moore. /; hy Ward 2
Wild pitch-Barrett Passed baiis-Hs-ieSts-. ] !.
Baker. I. Umpire-Messrs. Watson and LangleT
Tine q game hours and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
WALLER BATTED HARD.
LabOrites Pound in All Their Runs
in Seventh Round

Commerce and Labor retained second
place by knocking Collie Wahler OF the
slab in the seventh inning yesterday.
scoring sH their runs Of the game ard
beating Post-of1ce. s to T. The score
was 70 o against them when the Ia
borites came to bat in the seventh. and
before they were retired SIX runs were
over the rubber.
Wahier's ascension was totally unex-
pecte1. as he had allowed only three hits.
.of the scratchest order. I'd 70 the serenth
and had the Laboritss guessing. Brunne-
added 20 Post-ofice's total by making
three slip-ups IN the fed. Sore
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
BUMPERS WIN AGAIN.
Score Fifth Straight Victory by De-
feRting HyattsvIue Nine.

Hyattsville Nd. July 12-The team
composed OF the employees OF the Sewage
Pumping Station. District OF Columbia
defeated Hyattsville here to-day in an
interesting game BY the score OF 9 TO :
Piozet started 20 pitch for the locals
but was taken out after the second in
ming, and Coster, g Maryland Agricultural
College man, succeeded HIM A feature
Of the game was the batting Of Davis.
who hit for q three-base hit. two two
base hits. and a single out OF five times
Up Score.
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The score.
FIRST GAME.

Left uu hasos-Pittshurg I. NeE ToTk. e. Base
on balls--Of Wills. ]. oi NatheWsCn l. Struck
Out-By Willis l. hy MafheWson. ) Three-bass
hi;-McCorEick rwo-hase hffs-Leach Miller
Doyie. Sacrifice hit-TCuny Stolen bases-Wag-
ner DsTiin. BrdEeI- Double plays-Wils0u and
Gibson. BrdTeil DOYLE. and Trnney. Um9irrs-
Messrs nslis and O'Day TINE of geme-I hour
and . miuutes
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sTANDTNG OF THE TEAMS.
STANDING ONE YEAR AGO TODAY.
So . Tbe washlngton Herald.

Cleveland. Ohio. July 12-Lacking Garry
Herrmann's outfit for playing baseball by
night Umpire Egan was forced TO call
to-day's game between Cleveland and
Washington just as the Maps were at bat
In the fifth inning. some ten minutes be-
fore the storm really broke and the rain
came down in torrents.
As Cleveland had scored three runs IN
the first inning and the Nationals had
not scored any during their five times at
bat, the last half OF the fifth inning was
not needed, and Cleveland drew the de-
cisiOn
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ITo-oase mts-IaIee, Bryne Huiswftt Sacrifice
hit-ThomaA. Stolen bases-Bryne. Hulsuitt sueon-
ey, Phelps. Stem. koney. Double plsys-Bowerman
70 Sweeney TO stem. starr 70 COrey to Sten
Ellis 70 Charles. Left On hases-Boston s. s.
L0alts. IL Bases on balls-oI Ferguson, ,: on
salee. L Struck oui-By Ferguson. 5: By SaIlee.
Wild pitch-FerguSon. Cmpire-Air Kane Tine
Of gane-i hour and IS MINUTES Attendsnce-I SIS.
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BRIGHTwOoD SHOWED BACK.
PetwOrth Puts Crimp I'm Pennant As
DiratiOns of League Leaders.

Brightwood struck a snag when Il tack
led the crack PetwOrth nine. IN the Sub
urban circuit, yesterday, losing 70 their
rivals. II 10 3
The Brightwood manager used three
twirlers trying 70 stop the heavy bat
ting throughout the contest. but the
climax was reached in the sixth when
Petworth rolled UP six runs. Score:
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EASY FOR OxON HILL.
Defeats Team from FOrestviIIe by
Overwhelming Score OF Is TO 2.

Oxon Hill. Nd. July 12.-Oxon Hill ex-
.perieneed little difficulty in defeating the
Forestville ball team Saturday last at the
Forestvilie race track by the score OF
IS TO 2
c. Rusk had the opposing batters at
his mercy, allowing four hits and tanning
ten The features Of the game were the
batting Of Major and a home run by
Rowe Score
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At OmRha-Omaha. Q; Wichita. g.
Al Des Moines-Des Moines. 2; Topeka. 4
AZ Lincoln-Linorm. 4: Pueblo. }
At Sioux City-Sioux City. ); Denver. Z.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

FEo-has hits-Davis ~. STEELE Three~hass hits
Davis. G. Leakin. Douhle play-AIang-lm 20 SOLO
mon o 9. Leakin. Hit b. pitcher-DaughtOn
Struck out-By Piddy. 7; BY Piozet, 2; BY CosteF
L Bases balls-Of Prddy 4: OF Piozet 2:
on Cos.er 1. Stolen bsses-Herrins. Gait A.
Leahn A. Holman. J. Holman. Sacrifice hh-
Huntington Wild ptch-Cosser Hits-of Piozet
IN innings: OF Coster. 10 IN S innings. Left OF
bases-Sewerase Pumping Station. Z: Hysttsrille S
F1rst base on errors-Hy HyattsTilie. l. Umpire-Mr
Burgess. Of RiTerdale baseball team Time Of game
hour and 20 minutes
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
CANES To1Av

Capital CITY Leaguc-G. P o. rs. St Stephen's
Departmental Leag1e-War IS C0uunfssiouers.
SundsT School Le7vie-Ninfh ~ Betharv
MarVustts Jsssae-Bioosaingaale r. Columbia.
Indgpsndslca Le1Uue-AdVent " TU-inl,.
Su5Grban Leagua-Parkyiew IS Tak7ra and
Reed rs Bri<htwood
r. r Y. " c. A. Jeazre-Trzianea rS shop
men
BarkeTs' Leagle - Merchants and Nechanics' ~
Americsz Security and Tusst Conpauy American
Lcagrs PARK. p "a
Colorcd Departmental Lesgue-Sayy Yard vs.
Bureau Engraving and Printing.
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1otals------- 4 81 u Tutals----.--- :
Winning run scored with two out
rBafred for Bel in ninth inning.
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BROWNS ARE BLANKED.
HishIanders, with Fred Lake on
Mound, Score Easy Victory.
ST. Louis July I2-New York easily

Tw0-base hits-Engle. Sa-rihce hits-Austin. Dem
mitt Chase- Double plays-Adams GTiCgs. ami
Jones; Ferris Williams and JCnes Stolen bases
Holman. Hit by pitcher Powell Base on balls
OF Powell. I; of Lake. ;. Struck out-By Powell
. hy lake, 4. Left on hases-St. Louis, c: New
York. = Time q game-l hour and S minutes
Umpres-Nessrs. Evans snd Perrine.
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VICTORY FOR CASANOVA.
Defeat CuIpeper Nine in Well
played Game.

Culpeper. Va, July 12.-Casanova de-
feated the locals IN a hotly contested
game here to-day by the score OF , 70 I.
The feature Of the game was a sensa-
tional catch by White, OF the winners.
Score:
RH. z.
Culpeper. 00iooo 81 ! |
Casanova ! 0 0 200 O-s
Batteries-Culpeper, Hodges and Cottfnghaui; Cas-
anoya, CoVhig ard Cleveland
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'Batted for Altizer IN tenth inning
fBatted for Isbel in tenth inning.
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Islt ln uosfs-War and NaTv, 2, @. n o.. s.
First hsse on balls-0f Thomas 3 Inninrs
pitchcd-By Thonas. s; oy Andrich. . Kits raade-
OF Thomas. II, on Andrich. : Struck o,.t-Bv
Thcrnas !; by Andrich . stolen baseS-Tohnsop
%. L2rkins. Thomas. Double rlays-Iarkirs 20
Busa. tmpire-Air. Holly Tine q szne-I hour
and g minutes
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EArned runs-ForsStTflle 1: Ox0n Hul g Two
base hit-H. Rush. Taree-base hit-Heisker. Home
rln-ROTe. Stolen bascz-Moore Heiskeii CS)
Major co. r. Rush. C. Rush G. Fisher Cox
Bases On baIs-OH Rush, 2: on Anderson. 2
Struck out-By Rush. 10: By Anderson, 5; By J.
Hurdle. 2 Umpire-Afr Fisher
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TTo-bass hirs-Salb ~. Lord Gallagher. Ara-se.
aIeis-er Threc-base hits-Erans san Hfts-Os
HYATT. 8. of Green- 8 Sa-iice hit-Fe1-o- Stol-n
bases-Suily -. HUley. Fsnrou. Double play-
Lord 20 Mullel 20 BaEEette Lett on hase-C A
g, !; Brooklald- g F1g'r base on baIls-OF HIATT.
g - Green Z. - Hfrister. G.. Ffr7- HoSr on -
rurz-C A. G.. 2 BroCkland } S-ruct u7r-Br
HYATT. ?; bT Green. &. by Ncister Wild uiteh-
HYATT UUTire-Air- Parsons Tine q rzne-l
hossr and 81 minutes
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PLAY PLUCKY BALL.
COnGressiOnnLS Nose Out Pension
Bureau squad in Last Inning.

By rally in the ninth the Congress
sionals defeated the Pension Bureau nine
in the Marquette League yesterday.
to l.
Handiboe twirled a fine game for the
winners and kept the eight hits made
on him well scattered. besides tanning
seven of his oponents. WOrren. Engle,
Mess, and Haden located the sphere for
three hits apiece.
by winning yesterdays game the Con-
gressionals are tied with the Columbia
PRINTERS for second place. Score:
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hAIilcl rlla-C0IIlnf r1a ard Llbor. / Fl-zt
base hT crTurs-Poyt-0iice. 2 Couusrre ard Isbor-
Left On hases-Post-oace. 3; Commer-e and
Laoor, 3 Fl-st base N halls-oE Wahlcr. . OF
Michael. :; a Baizer. InninFs ritchs5-Bv
Waller. :. by Michael 2 Hits rnade-Of Wshlrr
]; % Michael. / Struck our-By Wahler &. hT
Bolzer. 4 SacriaCs hits-B1r1cs. B-zdlev Ba1zrr
Wahier stolen hases-N Naughn. Harrs-CItrer. Double
plays-Brlnner % Evans. Fe-fon % Harrevr1.fa-.
Br,lrnCT 20 Barnes % Evans Hit By plrcheq Ky
Wahlcr- 1; hy Bllzgr L VIVID pitches-BaizsE ?.
Waller. Cupi-e-1lr. Bets. Tire 4 gane-I
hour and s. miurtes.
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First base BY eToTs-Hamiine. ?: Lanzdon. 3.
LEFT on bases-Hamline. 1: LanCdon. 3 First base
on halls-Oh Erskin. ; Struck Out-By ErSkin. 4.
5y Hautz. Home runs-Ls Foe Warden CD.
IWo-oase hits-McGregor Hamann. Porter. Brau-
uer. Sacrifice hit-Wood stolen bsses-Renso1
p. Hananr, HaTtz. Signor. Passed hau-Seyer.
UmDire-Mr. Hughes Time OF game-l hour and
s. minuteA
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
Yesterdays RESULTS

Capital CITY Leasae-C. A. g.. 8. Bruokland L
Depa-tmental League-Commercr ard Labor. G.
Pnst-of1cc. 4 and CoruHissioI ers. !; Intcrior G.
Sunday schco' Learue-Hamline. y: IangIon. q
Marquette League -C0nsressionais. S: Pension Bu-
resu. 4
Independence League-AEges. 4; TuininE 5
suburban Beasi-e-PetEorth II: Brightvood. g
X. X \. ~ G. A. Lessse-Adans q Car De
Dar1rrnt. l.
Co.ored Departmental Lsague-War and Nary: 5;
G. P. O.. =