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Evening star., 1909-06-19

third Time. i.ws -. MARTINI n. Mabel
DHui". Lord ,lirtan. Biard Rail. Tommy Mod.
Banivcs Martlc NJ. Lzze Lsc nnd CsIash a,so
Second race. one mil M.rrick los ,Hriee,.
to l. won: Jupiter J.r. .. tWiliamsi. 20 ).
So nj. RuH Man. - trsplip,. Ito. I. third.
Time Ia ~. Rush Mason. Kitty Fisher.
S!nl"nc sud Great Help also ran.
Third race, seven furlangs-M Meadow Grass. sc
Wani: > to Won: rsury. ioT d.c-,. to 1.
second Anne Nctiee. ~ Martin, = to 1, third
Tine. 30. Rcd Shawl. Tan;ieN"o.l Harriet
Lowe. Iisiertnr. East acian. Frank SiRsg. t1a :
borne. silver Sra. Christmas and San rrin,
also ran.
Fourth race. mile and seventy Yards Tho Prrr
~ fTapln. even. won: The Minks. III fIIcldcf
{" second: Mellow Mint. .: tHbfnaglel. 4
(" |. third. Time I ~ 4-5
FIFTH race. six fnrl"ngs- Warner Grisscll. 1os
oilasnrr'. +" to !. Won. prlandot. io4 ,Bur;onl.
10 10 l. second: Suake Mary. ln3 tMctsec,. "a
]. third TIM. 10 -. Tom M~irath. Deuce,
Rasserimn. Lady Vie. cAblegran. Tackle, r.
vira NJ. Bcns"nhu-st. Mae Hamilton and T.. L.
also ran.
Sixth rar". On" mile Irrlcator. 50 MARTIN 4
I" >. wen; HarkHway ~ ui. Williams, - "a
|. second: kati. Powers. iC3 ,t;assner, n 10
I. third. Tire. la 80. pun.-gan. Bucket
Brlcadr. The ShauchrHun Brother Mann and
Beau Brunnel also ran.
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The Giavota Ready for Service.

The work of repairing damage done by
the recent fire aboard the steam yacht
Giavota. Capt. Davis. has been completed
and the vessel is again ready for serv-
ice 1t is expected that she will leave
here early in the coming week. with her
owner John r. Dos Passos of New York,
and part of friends aboard on
cruise TO the mouth OF the Po-
tomac to the large farm owned by
Mr.. Du Passos. The fire aboard the
Giavota as stated at the time 1t
occurred, started In the hull. under tho
boiler. and considerable trouble was ex-
perienced in extinguishing it, On her re-
turn to this city she was placed out oe
commission to repair damage. and In or
der to do II was necessary to remove
the boiler in order TO get at the seat OF
the flames. All the charred timbers
were renewed and the yacht lis In AS good
order as ever. The damage done by the
fire. it is stated, cost over $1,000 to re.
pair.
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TWO ARE KILLED BY LIGHTNING
BOLT STRIKES SIXTEEN CHILL
=, DREN IN GEORGIA.
Six of Them Fatally Injured
Explorers Wife Slain at Me-
chanicsville, Md

SPARTA. Ga, June 19.-While sixteen
children attending a Sunday school pic
mic at Martin Springs. near here. were
standing under tree to escape.a sudden
shower. A bolt of lightning struck the
tree and every child was rendered uncon-
scious.
When aid came the children were found
lying in a heap at the foot of the tree,
and all were apparently dead. There
were two doctors in the picnic party,
who on examination discovered that only
one of the children had been killed OUT
right. though six of them We're in such
condition that their recovery is i'm
possible.
Examination disclosed that on the bod
les of nine of the children the tree had
been perfectly photographed by the cleo
tric bolt Another strange thing is that
the shoes mad been torn from the feet of
the little ones and every piece of metal
about them fused.
BALTIMORE. June 19.-Mrs. Effie Hen
rici, wife OF Prof Ernest Henrici. well
known in German circles OF Baltimore,
aged about twenty years, was killed by
being struck by lightning last Thursday
afternoon on the farm of her husband
near Mechanicsville. St Mary county.
and the latter himself was knocked un-
conscious by the same flash Prof. Hem
rici soon after recovered and was then
notified of the death of his wife.
The bolt of lightning also set fire to
the house. but the. flames were extin-
gufshed by tie heroic work of neighbors
before they could create very much dam
age, 81
Prof Henrici was resident of Balti-
more for many years after he had trav-
eled extensively an explorer in South
Africa
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sunken Schooner Menaces Traffic.

Vessel masters from southern ports re-
port the wreck of an unknown three
mast schooner lying sunk in the southern
mouth of the channel into the interior
waters of North Carolina, near Cape
Lookout. directly in the path OF smaller
vessels going to and from southern ports.
About six feet OF the masts OF the wreck
are showing above the surface OF the
water. but there is nothing to show the
identity OF the schooner, nor whether she
was loaded or light when she went to
the bottom. What became of her crew Is
also a mystery. as it is generally thought
that they escaped drowning as the wreck
lies in a position from which they could
have reached the shore. As the wreck 10
a serious menace to navigation. a revenue
cutter. will shortly be ordered to whern II
lies to remove 1t from the path OF navi-
CATION by blowing it up with dynamite
cartridges
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TRYING TO CHECK PERJURY.
Justice Anderson Warns Friends Of
Accused Persons

Decrying what he terms a growing in
clination of some people to testify to any,
thing in a court OF justice to aid their
friends to escape punishment. Justice An
derson, presiding In Criminal Court No. 2.
has announced that he will deal severely
with prisoners convicted after such at
tempted aid from friends.
In sentencing Joseph Cant. convicted Of
housebreaking, after an unsuccessful ef-
fort to prove an alibi, Justice Anderson
said: "I am satisfied that the defendant is
guilty of burglary, and also perjury. The
jury has rendered correct verdict in this
case. There is perjury committed in too
many of the criminal cases that come into
court. and 1t must end here and now.
Persons have been in the habit of coming
into court and swearing anything almost
to aid friends and defendants An exam
pie must be made and hereafter 1t Will
count against a defendant found guilty,
in the case of perjury having been COM
mitted by his witnesses. i sentence the
defendant to two years at hard labor in
the penitentiary.''
Evening star., 1909-06-19

With Bob Tnglaub accepting every
chance at second the way he did yester-
day, Jim Delehanty will never be missed.
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BASE BALL NOTES.

Viewed from the standpoint of technical
base ball II was a ragged game. but il
locked good to the Washington fans al
that.
With Bob I-nglauh accepting every
chance at second the way he did yester-
day, Jim Delehanty will never be missed
Oh for one or two more outiiclders
like George Browne. How long mas II
daring base runner?
Tom Hughes tightened up in srea,
shape in the eighth. He famed Nc.
Aleese and Hartzell easily. Criss the
first man up. was out on an easy foul
Thus only three men faced the long on.
in this session.
Young Criss. who pitched very gooc
game for st. Louis yesterday, is the mar
who led the league in batting last year
He was great pinch hitter all last
season. but has not shown much in thai
line this year.
Manager Connie Mack yesterday re.
leased Outfielder Strunk to the Milwaukee
American Association club.
ftcner harmon of the Shreveport, Tex.
team has been sold TO the St Louis Ma.
tionals.
Outfielder Barrett, formerly of Boston
has been signed by the Milwaukee Amer
can Association club
Larry Mclean is sure showing the re-
pentant spirit since Griffith took him
back into the fold He had three hits
yesterday, which helped some in tile
downfall of the Murraymen.
The Giants gave the Pittsburgs the
stiffest sort Of fight in the second game
of the series yesterday, but the Pirates
galloped off with the booty in the elev-
enth inning. The New Yorks. in conse-
quence. were overtaken by the Cincin-
natis. who outplayed the Quakers. The
GIANTS are still ahead on games won and
lost In the west and wind up their trir
today.
The New York Americans lost their
third straight to the Clevelands yester-
day and fell back to the second divis-
ion. The Athletics drew nearer to frs,
place by beating the Detroits again. TAX
ing two out of three. The Washingtons
shut out the Browns and took two out OF
three from that club. The games termi-
mated the second series between the east
and the west, a series in which the Cleve-
lands and Chicagos did well, the De.
ToitS and Browns fell down, the Ath-
letics and Washingtons struck a winning
stride and the New Yorks and Bostons
came a stiff cropper.
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oh, for one or two more outiiclders
like George Browne. How long mas II
been since Washington has had such a
daring base runner?
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END OF A RED NOSE
New Flesh-Colored Product That Heals
and Hides Skin Imperfections =

A peculiar feature of poslnrn skin dis
,,pery, is that il rs Naturally resh-coiored and
contains grease, that when used the
fac. for the complexion. for pimples. red
noses any other determinations. bIrmishcs or
discolerations its presence cannot BE- detected 1t
ran thus be applied ip the daytime, the natural
color OF the skin being immediately restored and
he actual healing and curing process accom-
plishrd In few days. Ii be had of any
pharmacist who sells pure drugs. Ograms $,
o'Donnclrs Attieck's and the Peoples Drug Store
make q speciality ~ IT. Fifty cents worth will
answer either for the troubles mentioned in
curing ordinary cases Of eczema. Itching stops
ANY .hie who will write to the Emergency Lab
ora tories. No 81 West 25th Street, New York,
can secure by mail free Of charge. a supply suf,i-
,,e.n: TO cure a small eczema surface clear q
complexion overnight and remove pimples in
twenty -four hours.
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Marathon Bicycle Race.

\ marathon bicycle race under the aus
pices of the National cycle Club will he
held tomorrow afternoon from Cabin John
bridge To the Anglers Club house. Tho
course Is to be covered three times and all
Washington Cyclers have been invited by
the club officers to enter the race, which
VIII start promptly at | 30 o'clock.
Arrangements have been made to have
pickets out al all dangerous turns along
the course. All desiring To attend tho
race VIII meet at the clubrooms. 40 Ion n
street northwest at 12:20 O'Clock. Sixteen
valuable prizes are to be given 10 those
who finish the run
The club will also give a i.alf-century
run Sunday. June ~ A neat medal will
he given to all who finish. The start will
be made al am. at 429 10th street The
riders will check at Hyattsville and about
three miles beyond Laurel. where they
will check again and at Hyattsvilie on
return run. The finish Will be at the club
house.
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Beta Theta Pi Dinner.

Tile Alumni of Beta Theta ri in Wash
fngton met at dinner at the Park Hotel
last night, according To their monthly
custom. The speakers of the evening
were Rev. DIR. Laws. United States
Treasurer Treat, DR.. j. G Mckay, j. D.
hasiey and Representative Charles F.
- oft of Kansas. The latter gave an in
structive address on Porto Rico s.
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THE PEER WINS ONE.
Beats Out the Minks in a Three
Horse Race.

CINCINNATI. June 1.-THE Peer. fa-
vorite. won the mile-and- nd-seventy-yard
event at IIatonia yesterday easily by four
lengths from The Minks. who beat Mel
low Mint FIVE lengths for the place. Only
three horses started. Summaries
First race five furlonSs-Zephyr. los tWarren,,
to /. won: King solomon. los Ueei. to 10.
second: Amanda Lee, 100 Martini. 20 to 1,
Evening star., 1909-06-19

First bnse ON errors-WOodbhrn D. 1ltft ON
bases-W Woodburn. ?: Reed. 3. First base on
balls-Of JunChaus. l; of HudgIns. /. Struck
out-By Junchaus. 10; by Hudgins. s. Three
base hits-Thomas t2t. Steele. Two-basc hits
Sacrifice hit-NIcKinncy Stolen bases-Steele.
Sherman t2,. Dennison. Flynn. McIntvre. Nc
Donald. Hofncr. Perley l2, Double plays-Mc.
Kinney to Sherman Hud-ins to Stewart. Wild
ritch-Hudgins. Passed ball Mcdonald Umpire
MIR. Graham. Time OF -ame-1 hour and 80
minutes.
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~ White out for changing position at bat.
War and Navy. y / x-10
Interior ....... o o o 90 O. o
Earned runs-War and Navy. 6. First base by
bases-War and Navy. ): Interior I. First base
on balls-on T. Johnson 2; of Ceaser. 3: on
Sudier. 4 %. Hits made-OT Ceaser. I; of Sud
Ter. o. Struck out-By T. Johnson. 16: by Cea-
SER /: by Sudler, B.. Home run.-Barnwell: Two
baae hit-Simms Sacrifice hts-Randolph Lewis,
Ceaser Stolen -Edmonds. Randolph.
Slmms. Barnwell. Parker. Johnson, Howe VII
Johnson, L. Wild -Sudler. Passed balls
n. White (2, J. White. Umpire--Mr. Harley.
Time of game hour and 40 minutes.
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Albert Rosenfield Dies Suddenly.

Albert Rosenfield. forty-six years old. a
jeweler. of 1854 9TH street northwest.
died suddenly at his residence at f1:4O
o'clock last night He complained to his
daughter that he felt faint. and in a few
minutes fell to the floor. DIR. Charles
koones and DR. Edward Reede were sum-
moned. but before they arrived Mr.. Ros-
enfield had expired. He is survived by q
widow and five children. Sylvia. Jacob.
Elizabeth, Rose and Mary Rosenfield.
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BANKERS LEAGUE.
National City's First Win.

The National City team won its first
game In the Bankers League yesterday
by defeating the American nine, Is to T.
The game up to the sixth inning was in
teresting, but in that round the City boys
landed on Quinn and made five runs
Again in the seventh session they soaked
Grayson and Bowles and made seven
more tallies American rallied In the
ninth. but could get only two runs. Score:
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DR.. Kingsman's Selection Urged.

The appointment Of DIR. Richard Kings
man as member of the board of homeo-
pathic medical examiners to succeed DR..
Charles A. Davis, resigned, has been rec
commended to the District board by Com
missioner Macfarland. The name of DR..
sioners by the Washington Homeopathic
Medical Society.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Can't Stop Aggies.

Agriculture made it eleven straight last
evening, defeating Ninth. 6 to 1. The
losers appeared to have things their
way up to the seventh. when Seehorn hit
over first with the bases filled. sending in
three runs, and later scoring on Oakley's
bingle through second. Both Reeves and
Brady pitched clever ball. the latter
punching seven. The score:
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Attel and Neil Fight Today.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 19.-In the Mis-
sion street arena this afternoon Monte At
tell and Frankie Neil will meet In .
twenty y-five-round fight for the bantam
weight championship of the world and tho
famous belt which Terry McGovern won
from Pedlar Palmer Neil is still slight
favorite in the betting. and he probably
will continue so until the fight begins.
Neils recent good showing in his eastern
fights caused him to be made the favortto
for today's bout.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Tanglewood Romps.

Tanglewood defeated the Bloomingdale
Athletic Club, II to 8, in the Marquette
League yesterday. Third Baseman Collins
worth and Shortstop Waple of Blooming
dale did well at the bat and in the field
Score.
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SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
woodburn Trims Reed.

BY playing an errorless game in the
field and hitting the ball at terrific
clip Woodburn defeated the Reed Ath-
letic Club in the Suburban organization.
q to 2. yesterday. Thomas and Steele of
the winners each made three hits. Score:
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Tars Take Two Games.

NORFOLK, Va. June 19.--Norfolk trim
med Danvtlle twice yesterday afternoon,
the first game 3 to I. and the second. a
ten-inning affair, to 8. The great pitch
ing of Temple won the first game for the
locals, only two scratch hits being made
off him. Mayberry was hit hard in the
second inning. Both Volz and Sullivan
were Ineffective in the second game. They
gave frequent bases on balls and were
usually hit hard when they sent the ball
over the plate. Otey and Loos were
steadier Norfolk won the game In the
tenth on Chambers hit to left field and
a seal Bonner's bunt and Magee's error
at first before anybody was out. Scores:
First game R.H.E
Norfolk L x-5 J.
nanyiile .. o o U 0 o.
Ratteries-Temple and Munson: Mayberry and
Westlake. Umpires-Messrs. Mace and Hennager.
Second pame- R.H.E.
Danviiie. 49,. 2 o o 0 o o o O-S /
Batteries -volz. Otcy and Munson; Sullivan,
Inos and Wcstluke. umpires-Messrs. Mace and
HcnnageH.
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Left on bascs-Aggics. !: Ninth, 5. First base
on halls-On Seltz. / OF Brady. 2; OF Reeves. =
Innings pirchcd-By Scitz. 2-3: by Reeves.
5 Ii. Hits made-on s"itz. 1; of Reeves. ;.
Struck out-By Seitz. 3: by Brady. I: by Reeves,
. Home run-Morgan Three base hit-Sheaffer.
Two-bssc hit-Seehorn. Sacrifice hiis-Cunning-
ham. MattnCly. Smith. Stolen hases.brad!,
Smith, Scchorn. Oakley. Double rlay-Oaklev 10
Barber. Hit by ritcher-By Brady. /. Umpire
Mr.. lie Matt. Time of game-1 hour and 30 min-
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Nicholl Wins at Golf.

WILMINGTON. Del. June 19.-Freder-
lex Mcleod the open golf champion ~
the country, was beaten yesterday on the
links of the Wilmington Country Club in
a thirty-six hole match by Herbert Nich-
oil. the Country Club professional. up
and 3 to play. The match was played for
purse made up by the members of tho
Country Club. Considering the high wind,
ioholl made some remarkable drives dur
ing the play. The score was: Mcleod,
1876; Nichol 14S.
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Tvo-hase hits-Hands Valaer Martin Quan-
trcllc. Hits-Or Goodman, 5: of Dugan s. In
nngs pitchcd,Ry Goodman. 3: by Dugan. T..
Stolen bases Buckley. Connor. Qnantrelle ~.
Martin. Left bascs-St Paul. 4: Ninth ..
First base on balls Of Goodman. 4: of nugau,
3: OF Whitney. 1. Hit by pitcher--By Goodman
l. by Dnsan. 2 Struck out-Hy Whitney. 10; by
Goodman, l by Dugan. S. Passed balls-Murphy
}: Martin, I. Wild pitch-Dugan. t'mpra-Mr.
Hughes Time of gan,e-1 hour aud 81 minutes.
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DIR. Roller Throws Yussiff.

SEATTLE. Wash. June 19.-Dr. r. r.
Roller the Seattle wrestler. last night de-
feated Big Yussiff or Ed ManagofY. COM
monty known as the second Terrible
Turk in two straight falls at the expo
sition arena. The time of the first fall
was 1I.T and the second 21..3. Roller
used a toe hold and half nelson In Sc
curing the first fall and an arm lock in
the second
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Portsmouth's Errors Costly.

ROANOKE, Va. June l"-Portsmouth
errors gave Roanoke yesterdays game,
s to g. Not one Of the runs of the locals
was earned. and every one Of them was
due directly to bad playing Clunn had
great control when pitching. but was wild
throwing to bases and made two costly
errors Clunn walked only one man and
allowed only five HIS. Vail was very
wild at times 1t was in the fifth and
sixth innings that the Tigers took the
game and won all their scores. The SEN
sational play of the game was Tydeman
running catch of Schrader's fly Score:
RH.E
Roanoke. o O 3 . o Ks
Portsmouth. l O. o a % 5
Batteries-ROanoke, Vail and Ryan: Portsmouth,.
CIunn and McCauley. Umpire-Mr. Fender Time
of game-l hour and % minutes.
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CoIored Departmental League.
How the Clubs Stand.
Easv for War and NAVY.

War and Navy treated Interior to
severe drubbing in the Colored Depart
mental League yesterday. scoring it's first
victory of the season. : The pitching of
johnson and a running catch by Ran
dolph We're the features. Score:
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Post ONCE. ........ 5 o o o o 0 . ,
Two base hits--Scholl, Callahan, Michael. Sac
Fenton. Rca. Scholl. Watson, Collins. Double
play-I,nnaldson to Rca to Long. First base on
balls-0f Meistcr. 2: of Donaldson =: of Mi
ptcher-Ellis Long. Struck out-Ry Donaldson
4: by Michael p by Ferguson. B: by Bacon. ?
Passed balls-Kraft 2. Wild pitches-Mchael
Ferguson. Umpire-Mr. Belts Time Of game
hours and 20 minutes.
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6. w. U. Instructor Resigns.

Dr. Sidney Kornhauser. who for the
past year had been instructor of biology
at George Washington University. has
resigned to accept a similar position at
Harvard University.
Evening star., 1909-06-19

American 1: city. is Double play-wolfe T.
King. Hit ly rttchn-.By oninn. :: hy Ssharf. !
Wild pttches-Quinu =. Passed halls-King.
Babhington = Tmpirc-Mr Shiplcy. Time OF
game. hours and 3 minutes.
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Southern League.

At Memphis Memphis. .: Atlanta o.
At Little Rock-,Sashvlle. 3: Little Rock 2.
leans. 3.
At MobiIe-Mobile. 2: MONTGOMERY l.
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Shoemakers Win Another.

ShOemakerS Win AnOther.
RICHMOND, Va. June 19-The game
went seven innings yesterday afternoon
before either side could complete the cir
cult of bases. but Lynchburg finally
turned the trick. Another score was tai
lied by the visitors in the next inning.
which gave them the game. Score:
49,. -.-. R.H D.
Iiynchburg ...... 0 Q o ! %
Richmond . o O o 90
Batteries-Lynchburg Moser and Pratt; Rich
m0nd Bussey and Messitt. Umpire Mr.. Black.
Time OF Came-1 hour and 20 minutes
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~ MD1OUIlIHRNH1e. '......- y U ).
Tan.lewood. ............ o ) XII
First base on balls-tJr Wilcox. 2; or Welker, s.
or Meek, 2. Innings pitchrd-Ry Wclkcr. s: by
Meek l.. Hits made-On Meek. 4: OF Welker
Davis. Girard. Stolen bas"s--Lawson ~. Hunter
Tierney t2). Lang. Wilcox. Waple. Russo. Double
play-Collinsworth to kenan to Menefce. Hit BY
ptcher-By Welker. 1; by Wilcox. l. Passed
balls--Purdy. Menefee. Cmpire-Mr. Myers. Tim.
Of game--1 hour and 4S minutes.
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Georgetown Junior League.
How the Clubs Stand.
W. L.. ". L.
West Street Dumba rton. 3
Congress Street 3 NeurHks. i
Congress Street Shut Out.

Dumbarton and Congress Street crossed
bats yesterday in a runaway game. in
which the fomrer shut out the latter by
score of Is to 0. The pitching of How
ard for the winners was a strong feature
of the game. The score:
Dumba rton ........ % 2 lis
Congress Street. q . o y o . o. 0
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American Association

Al st. Paul-Louisville. 1: St Paul. o.
At Mnwaukee'Olumb 4: Milwaukee, L.
At Kansas City Kansas City. .: Toledo. I.
At Minneapolis-MfnneapOl 4; indianapolis. O
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rotals. IS Is p Is 81 Totals. e2711

American ...... 0 ii Q o o ?
Earned runs-City. 10: American. 1. First base
by errors-City. 8; American, s. Left on bases
City. O.: American 3. First base on balls--OT
Scharf, 2: OF Quinn 3: of Grayson. .. Innings
pitchsd-By Quinn. 7; by Grayson. u by Bowles:
Bowies. I. Struck ont-By Scharf 8: by Quinn
Q: by Bowles, ?. Thrce-hase Inhibition. Two
nase hits-A. Quintard. T.. Quintard. Sacrifice
hits-Nevitt ca, Quinn. Bowles. Stolen bases
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MINOR LEAGUES.
Eastern League.

At Baltimore Baltimore, 3: Toronto. 2
At Newark Newark. 4: Montreal. J.
At Jersey City-Jersey City. =; Buffalo, B.
AT Providence-Providence, Q: Rochester T.
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South Atlantic League.

Al Columbus Columbia ): Columbus. B.
At Chattanooga chattanooga. u: Augusta. B.
At Observation-Disclosures. =: Jacksonville. !.
At Savannah-First game: Savannah. L. Macon
0. Second game: Macon. Z: Savannah, o.
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W estern League.

At L.incoln-Linroin. o: Omaha. l.
At puebo-Pueblo, 6: Denver. IL.
At Topeka Topeka, 2: Wichita. :.
At Des Moines-Des Moines, 4: Sioux City,
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Carolina League.

Salem. o.
b. At Spartanhnrg- Charlotte, g, Spartanburg. 4.
At Greenville- Greenville, J. Anderson o.
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Viewed from the standpoint of technical
base ball II was a ragged game. but il
locked good to the Washington fans at
that.