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In length in this column, rs cents for
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The Washington herald., 1909-07-14
CAMPBELL HIT FREELY.
Reds Drop the First Game TO the
Giants

New York. July 13-The Reds were
rather easy for the Giants to-day. the
latter batting Campbell freely and ex-
ceiling IN all departments. Score:
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MOVES BUYS COLLINS
Former Buffalo 0utielder to
Join Team in Detroit.
PLAYER PURCHASED FOR $1,000
Deal Closed Late Last Night After
Several Days OF Diekering-Easter
League Club Wanted One OF wash
fnEtOn's Young TvirIers-AItrock
OGered, bat Is Turned Down

Owner Tom Noyes. OF the Nationals.
has purchased outright from the Buffalo
Eastern League club OUtfeIder Orth Col
lins. The price paid was Sl,Ooo. and Col
lins viii be ordered 10 report 10 Joe Can
tillon al Detroit Immediately.
Collins is a Washington boy. and got
his first real start On the local sand lots.
He was the leading hitter in the Cotton
states League four years ago, and one
year later was given a trial by The New
York Americans. but an unfortunate com
bination OF circumstances put him 'Ta
bad" and he was not able 70 DO himself
justice.
Last year Collins was one Of the pre-
mier sluuggers Of the Tsrrs Haute ciub.
Buffalo purchased him and he played the
0usheld for the Bisons this season. Pres
ident Smith. OF Buffalo. could not AFFORD
10 carry him. owing to The Eastern
League salary limit and was forced 10
put him OF the market
Owner NOygs closed the deal late last
night after several days Of 6iekering.
Buffalo was willing 10 exchange Collins
Tor one Of the Nationals young pitchers.
Mr. NOyes offered them Nick AltrOck. but
Buffalo did not want Nick. and then Mr..
NOyes asked them 20 set a price on the
player The price, 5000, was acceptable,
and the deal was closed.
Collins was particularly anxious 70 get
a trial with the Nationals. believing that
II the chance presented itself ne would
have little trouble ia making good He
is in town now. and Mr- Noyes stated
last night that he would get in touch
with the young man ct once and ship
him 20 Detroit
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ington manager. Come out to the ball
park and buy a score card. II I was
handing out morning information. 1 could
coin money by giving It TO the right
parties.
Joe meant what he said, and makes the
rather telling point that in some cities
information OF that sort from an authori-
tative source would be eaten Up BY the
baseball gamblers. whom the league is
doing so much 10 down, and would result
in an actual encouragement OF the specu-
lators.
In Boston and ST Louis particularly
] am called up regularly bv people I
don't know and asked about my lineup -
continued Cantillon. Il turn 'em all down.
When 1 send my batting order to Jim
McAleer / do II after he has sent for 1t
by messenger 1 know, and then I put
II in an envelope and seal It. IL organ
lied baseball is going 70 continue its cru
sade against the gamblers and be con-
sistent about II. there won't ever be an
announcement Of the kind from any man
ager."
Tom Hughes and vivid" Conroy stood
at the door to the writing room Of the
Oriental before the start for the field
Where's this guy Carlisle?" inquired
Hughes, who is naturally interested in
pitchers.
That may be him over there" replied
Conroy, pointing 20 ciean-lookine young
fellow busily scratching away with a pen.
Il m sure he's one Of them new pitchers,
anyhow"
When one considers how many colts
this pair Of veterans have seen come and
go, their enthusiasm IN the matter can
be more thoroughly appreciated.
Lelivelt the Washington outfelder. has
a brother a year older pitching for Mo-
bile, and he is undoubtedly the best
twirler in the Southern League. The
Washington Lelivelt says he is sure 10
make good with Detroit next year. The
Tigers have purchased him.
Cantillon was amused by local reports
that Street had jumped.
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ANOTHER FOR BRIGHTwo0D.
Increases Lead in Suburban LeaEus
by Defeating Reed.

Brightwood slightly increased its lead
yesterday, IN the Suburban League, by
defeating Reed A c. by the score OF S
to4
Dexter started in the box for Bright
wood. but was wild. and was relieved BY
Fague. IN the second inning. Robinson
started IN the third inning. and finished
the game IN great style. striking out eleven
and passing but three He also started
rally n the sixth inning. and scored
the run thar tied up the game then. his
team scoring six runs in the last two in
nings- No hits vere made OF the Bright
wood pitchers, bases on balls and errors
being responsible for the runs
Collins pitched a fair game for Reed,
but could not keep the hits scattered. and
sent ten 10 the bench by the strike-out
route The pitching OF Robinson and the
batting Of FagUe and Falconer were the
features. Score
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Detroit, 81 Washington, o.
Cleveland, Il philadelphia, o.
New York, % Chicago, 1.
Chicago, 81 New York, 2.
Boston, % St. Louis, ).
Boston, y ST. Louis, /.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14
FIRST GAME

'Batted Ter White ia The eirhth Inning.
3Batted for Lincamsn n the ninth inning.
Boston 0OOOlN
Chicago 002lO O-s
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STANDING oF THE TEAMS
STANDING ONE YEAR AGO II

Detroit. Mich, July I3.--The Tigers
forged ahead Of the Washington club on
the dual series. taking to-day's game by
the Score Of to by virtue of Gray's
slight lapse Of control at critical period
and a little punched hitting
Had it not been for the excellent pitch
ing Of Killian, the Senators would have
had a chance 10 break It up, beyond ques-
ton, but the Detroit sOuthpaw heaved his
most effective game Of the year, being as
steady as a grandfather's clock at all
stages, and retiring the side every time
hits meant runs
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Cloae Gnme at AIder.on.
.al % - Nashinglon -

Special to The Washington Herald
Anderson, ". Va. July 13-LewisbuEg
defeated Camp G-eenbrier here to-day IN
a pretty contest by the score OF Q 70 !.
The features OF the game were the pitch
ing OF Moran for Lewis5urg. with nine
teen striAe-Outs. and the work on first OF
Spencer for Camp Greenbrier. Score:
RHE
LeEisosrs- -----------r % 00OI0 81 )
Battez.es-Blackistn and sibiey; Moan and
Enzd Cnpi-s-Az. GEolcA
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AMONG THE AMATEURS.

King. OF the Merry widows. and late OF
the Cougressionals. made MS debut At
He-ndon by striking out eighteen men.
Manager Luitich, Of the Congressionals.
has picked I'D q good infelder IN "Gabby'
Engle, formerly Of Mount St Nary's CoI-
lege-
Pension Bureau VIII be strengthened .
good deal with stump sioye back n
the game.
Engle, Haden, and White are playing
classy ball for the Congressionals, and
with This trio working together TIE pen
nant ought 70 fly on Capitol Hill
'Dukeys' Mess al short and Moye at
second for Pension Bureau work together
Ike clockwork.
Much OF the success OF the Railroad
League Is due 10 the hard and consci-
entious work % G. H. WinsIow and Mr.
ShOwaiter as both OF these fans are Our
10 the games every day and are always
working 10 better the league
In the third inning OF Wednesdays
game between the Trainmen and South
ern Railway clubs there were three men
put out and not az assist was made and
no player handled the ball IN making the
outs The first was when Watson ran. IN
front OF ShOrtstop Quinn and he was
called out for interference. the second
was when two cosche-s were ordered
away fron first when Sullivan was az
that station and the runner was called
out because the urnpire's order was not
Obeyed- while the third was due 10 Ryan
being hit by batted ball
When Morris missed one OF Hughes
wide ones Wednesday. Shortstop Quinn
ran ali the way 10 the plate TO try and
get the man out. while Hughes seemed
glued 20 his box
Smith. OF the Trainmen. was banished
from the game last week for an outburst
Of his wrath az one OF Umpire Flynn's
decisions. and Il IS 70 be hoped that he
VIII profit by the lesson
Sullivan, OF the Trainmen, was caught
trying 70 stretch . single into a double
IN the first inning OF Wednesdays game
on a quick throw by Center Fielder Leh-
man 10 Morris al second
Rawlings. OF Business High School
fame. IS playing with the Merchants and
Mechanics nine
Carpenter. OF the Merchants and Me-
chanics team. made a pretty three-baE-
ger IN the Washington Loan and Trust
battle, and he could have made q homer.
but he loafed on the Job and was nabbed
on his last sprint
Seven doubles and three triples were
made IN the American National-Bank OF
Washington game
Hennage. who was formerly with the
Lincoln National Bank. has joined tho
Merchants and Mechanics aggregation.
Wolfe. OF the American National Bank
team. got two doubles and a triple In the
game with Bank OF Washington
Morgan. OF Agriculture. Is suffering
with a badly burned hand. but the
''Rube'' is game and VIII not give up his
berth at second. He is nipping every
thing coming his way. and welding tho
willow with telling effect.
Three double plays were made in the
Washington Loan and Trust-derchants
and Mechanics game
II Is probable that the Bloomingdale
Athletic Club win abandon al athletic
sports this fall 4 member OF that or
ganization stated that the club had been
supporting several teams at a heavy loss
for the past two years. and that the
slump OF the baseball team this season
and the poor work OF the track team
last fall sounded the death kneu OF
Bloomingdaie on the diamond and cinder
path
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14

BrShtwood. g. Reed. L Left On base-Bri-ht-
wood. 6; Reed. G. First base on balls-OF Dexter.
;; or Robinson = Iunirgs pitched-By Dexter.
Is; bT kague %; by Robinson. 6 Struck out
By Collins. 10; hy Robinson. j. Twu-base hts
Fcgue. F0lconcr. Sacrifice hits-Rsy Dexter
Work. Stolen bases-Risron. NCbic. Dexter. Wc-k
Hit BY pitcher-By Dexter. .; BY Collins 2 Passed
holls-Murphy -. Umpirs-NE- FInnessn. Tine
Of gane-l hour and $ minutes.
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Tvo-base hits-Demmitt, Eugle Sweeney. Ia
porte stolen baseS-Parent Dougherty PurtelI
Tanoehll, Sullivan Struck out-By Doyle. g. by
susith, Bass on balls-OR Manning. 4 oY
Doyle. 4; OF smith. l. Double plav-Purteu 10
Isael Left or b7ses-Chicago. 5. Nex York. Z
Wild pitcl-Aienning. Unpires-Nfcssrs Hurst and
O'Loughlin. Time of gane-l hour and $ minutes.
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Let On bases-Iakc7na, 5. ParETieW ? Elst
base on bails-Of Judd 1; OF s. Brown. 2; OF
Mcfarland. 5 Innirgs pitched-By Judd ,; by
sam Brown. IS; b. 81 Brown, -; by McFar-
land. s; By Koehier. 4. Hits-OE Judd, S, OF san
Brown. 4: on 81 Brown. 8; on Koehler. L Struck
out-By Judd. 4; by 81 Brown. I by NcFarland
;; by Koehler. Home -uns-lladdcx KellIher.
Three-basc hit-Maddon Two-base hits-1fedaor
KcIlfho- Mess. Stolen bases-Roberts. Bagzette "a.
Maddox, Gallagher 81. Mace q. sIctcrland 90
7it by pitcner-By McFarland- Passed balls-Ter-
finger. Unpire-1Ir. sherman. Tine q gsne-I
hour ard 90 minutes.
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GAMES TO-DAY.
sTANDINe oF - TEAlis.

New York. July 12--The Pirates moved
over 10 Brooklyn to-day, and with Mad
dox in the box had not much trouble In
winning.
The Brooklyns did not have the punch,
and were shut out
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14
HIGHLANDERS BREAK EVEN.
Win First and Lose Second Game
with the White sox.

Chicago. July 13.-The HighIanders
broke even in q double-header this after
noon with the Chicago White sox.
Stallings' men won the first game
which was a clean-cut victory. The
second was an out and out donation tc
Chicago. Scores:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At LouisTillc-Louisviile ?: Columbus. L
AT 81. Paul-Karsas CITY. ;; 81. Paul, l
At nnoapolis-1linneap polls. /: MilWaukee.
Second game Minneapolis. 5: Milwaukee O.
~ dianapolis-Toledo. 5; Indianapolis. O. SEQ
ord gsme-Tolsdo. = Indianapolis. o
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IWO-Dase hits-CObb. Morlarity. Kelley.
Sacrifice hit-Killian. Stolen bases-Bush,
Cobb. MoriaIty. Bases on balls-Om
Gray 2 Base on errOr-Detroit Left
on bases-Detroit 2: Washington s
Struck out--By Killian. 2: by Gray 5.
Double plays-Delehanty TO Mcbride TO
DOnohue: Blankenship to Kelley. Passed
bails-Biankenship, ?. Ws4d pitch-Gray.
Cmpires-Aessrs KERN and Sheridan.
Time OF game-1 hour and 30 minutes.
Attendance 3OS4
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SECOND GAME

Two-base hits-Steinfeldt. Sheckard Threc-base
hit-Evers- Secrioee hts-Schul:e o. Double
piays-Slem 20 Cofey % Starr; Bowerznan 10 starr.
Tinker 70 Howard Left on bases-Boston 5.
Chicago. 4 Bases on haIls-On 1lattern. Il OF
kroh. Struck out-By Kroh, g. By Mattern g.
Passcd ball-BoEsrnan- wild pitches-AIsttern o.
Umpires-Messrs- KEN and Kane. Tine Of came
hour and 20 minutes. Attzdance-3&
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GOSSIP OF NATIONALS.

Who's going to pitch2" some one
asked Joe CantIllon IN the morning. and
the Washington manager shifted
i don't know, and I wouldn't tell II I
did know was the reply Of the Wash
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14

The Woodside baseball team would Ike
TO arrange games with the Emerson
Athletic Club and also the Olympias. to
be played at Silver Spring. Md.
Address Charles ! Benedict Silver
Spring, Nd
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TRAIN1IEN WIN OUT.
Defeat ShOpmen in One of the Best
Games OF season.

very exciting game Of baseball was
played in the R. r. Y. NJ. Q. a. Baseball
League, when the Trainmen defeated the
Shopmeh by score OF 3 70 T. There was
good field work done on both sides. Nil
Ter, for the Shopmen. made a good catch
IN right field, and was cheered by all the
spectators. Ryon made a long hit for a
home run McKEights double play was
one Of the faa tlIrns Gcnra-
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

1t New HaTen-Ho,yoke. 6: New Haven.
u Waterhury-W Waterbury. 8; Bridgeport. ;
II HarfOrd-Har1fod, s: New Britain. 5.
Il Northamptou-S Springfield, 4; Northampton, J
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14

Left or hoses-ColunibLz -r ?: B. A. C.. Il
Fist base On haIs-O1 Barley 4. OF Williams. 3
Sur-ck our-fT Burey s. b. Williams Z Hone
rlns-Gliy. BaI. Th-cehess hit-SueSs- TEo-bsss
bits-Bsl. SkcIly. SacTiace hits-L-crtt. Barley
-. Shiel6A Stolen basc-Gily o. Beau. Gio-
Farretti. Sues Passed halls-S1ess. Menesee- In
pte-Mr. Myers Tine q sanel hour and 3
minutes
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the ninth inning.

On baTs-Of Campbell. 4; OF Anses. ? Str-leS -
By Campbell, 5; By Ames. e. Hou-e -7n-Dovpev
IhTse-base hit-De1lin Two-bass hii-Tcuney. Ssc-
sfce hl's-DoyIs. Briivel p. Sa<Tifor Aie-
Doyle sealet stolen bsses-TeEney Murray IL.
Umpire -NessTs. RiSisr and JohnsIone. Tine q
Famc-I hGur and g minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l. BinghamtOn. Il
Second ganae-SyTacsse. 1: BiEghamt0n. 0.
Al Wilkesoarre-AIbany 6: WiIkesozue. L Sec
ond game-NilkesbaTre s. Albany. l.
AT Elmira-Utica. 6: Elmi-a L
At ScTantOn-TrOy. /; Scranton. s
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14

Lelt On nases-f lftEo1lrg. I. Brooklyn. g. Bases
on hails-Of MaddCK I. O. Hnnfer. 3 str1ck
out-Iiy MADDOX. 3: By Hunter. / Two-hase hts
Miller 81. Sacrifice hits-Storke Basrch Sac-isoe
fy-Aiacd0x- Stolen base-Bsrbcau. Hit n pitcher
BY MaddoT. J. Wild pitch-Huuter. Umptre-Nr.
ODay. Tine Of game hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14
FIRST GAME

| TWObase hit-Chasc. Sacrifice hits-Purtel War
hop. Reilly. Austin Struck out-By Warhon l.
I b. Walsh. 1; by Suter. L Bases on baus-On
Walsh. 2; oif Warhop !. Double plays-E1berssld
10 Chase % Laporte 70 Elberfeld 10 Chase Left
Z on b1ses-Chicago. 2: New York ? BaIk-WaIsb
/ UmDires-0Iessrs- O'LOughlin and Hurst Tine OF
game-1 hour and . minutes
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TRI-sTATR LEAGUE.

At WilliamsDOrt-Ymk. 2. WillnmsD07t &
At HarTisburg-La Lancaster. Il: Harrisbug 3
At Altoona-Trenton. :; AltoOna. . second
same-Trenton. Q: A.tcona. 2
At JOhnst0Wn-RcadinC 3. JohnstOEn 2
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At LaWrence-Lagrence g: lynn, G.
At Brockton-BrOcktOn. s, New Bedford, O. Sec
ond gamc-BrOckt0n, !; New Bedford 0.
At Worcester -Haverhin 3; Worcester.
AZ LOwell-Fau River 4: Lowell 2 Second
game-LOwell. S; Fan River, 2
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14
CANES Tn-naY

CSrital City Leagle-Narines IS. c. A C.
DepaFtmeEtal League-Pcsr-o1ce "a AgrclitUrs.
SUNDAY Schooi LeaCle-PecL Vs. Hamline
Iuaependeuce Leagle-Adreut vs.. Ninth
Suhurbsu LsaEue-Woodbun ys. Brizhtuood
T. T. L. n c. A. League- southern " Station.
Collred Departmental Leag1e-9fuuicipaI - Il
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey CIty-Jersey City. I: ProTidencs. &
A. BsltimoTe-Baltimore, 10; Newark, 6.
At Bufalo-Bufslo. 3: ToTonto O
At Rocheste7-Rochester 4; Montreal.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14

tirst base By enT-Phuadelphia Left On
hrses-Phiadelphia. 2; St Louis. 1. Bases -
balls-Oh Moren- ;; OF &cQuillen. 7: OF Beebe
/ Struck out-By Beebe. 4; hy McQuinen. 6: by
Sparks. l. Throe-basc hit-Kouer-Iv T1ro.Nnsa
honetchy. Osborne. Sacrifce hit-Knabe
Stolen base-EEans- Umpire-Afr. EmsIie Time
Of gama-l hour and 8 Minutes Attendancs-I 9s
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Totals So 3
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Sacrifice hlts-Joss Ball Stolen base-Ganlev
Bases on balls-Of JOSS. 1; OF Morgan. !. hit by
rttchor-By JOSS. !; by Morgan. L Left on bases
Sleyeiaro, ,; Philadelphia, g. Struck out-By JOSS.
5. by Morgan ? Umpires-aicssrs Connolly ana
Egan Time Of Eame-l hour and 6 minutes. At
tendance-542s
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Cantillon was amused by local report
that Street had jumped.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14

Much OF the success o. the Railroad
League Is due TO the hard and cOnsci-
entious work % G. H. WinsIow and RIr.
ShOwaiter, as both OF these fans are our
10 the games every day and are always
working 20 better the league.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14
SECOND GAME

Ihrse-hase hits-McConnsn. Sacrifcs hits
schhtzer. Mcconnell %. Double plays-Woiters
lunassistedl; Wagner to WOlters Passed ball
Donohue Stolen 1ase-Speaker. Bases on balls
OF Bailey, ]; on Schlitzer. /: Of Criss. . struck
out-by Bailey. 5; By CTis. 2: By Schlitzer 3
Left on bases-St Louis s. Boston, E. UmDirss-
Messrs. Evans and PeTTine Time of game-i hour
and q minu.eG
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Berwyn A. C., 8, BraddocI... 2

Special to Tie Washington Herald
Berwyn, Nd, July 15-The Berwyu A.
c. defeated the BraddOck A. c. here to-
day. to 3
For games with the Berwyn A c. write
to H II Barrows. Berwyn, Nd. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14

hosne run-Iinker- Sacrifice hits-Starr. Pfpsts-.
Slein Steinfeidt, Sweeney. Grahan- Stolen base-
becker. Donbie pluys-GTaham TO starr: Tfouas
% Cofey 20 STAR Left or basss-Boston. :.
Chicago. 4. Bases on balls-Of White s. -
FnestrT. Struck Out-By PheSter. 4; by White.
5; hg Brown. l. Umpires-8essrs Kane and E1ar,
Time of game-l hour and IS minutes
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha-Omaha /; Wichita, O.
At Sioux City-Sioux City. :; Iknver, l.
At Des Moincs-Dcs Moines, u Topeka,
At Lncoln-Lincoln. 2; Pueblo. }
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n c. A. LEAGUE
snRrPRaN IrAGnE
BANKERS LEAGUE
CoLoRED DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
AMATEUR LEAGUES
Y-rSTrRnAyss nrsT-TTs

Warluctte Lc1sIe-Co-ln5ll %. u Blooming-
dale e
Suturbsa Leagie-Brishtwood. g. Reed. + Ia
k0ma. ]; PsrkYieH. g
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14

Let on beses-Bradaceks, s. Berwyn A. C s.
Bases on balls-OH Shipicy. s. Of Bond. . In
nineS pitchcd-By Shipley. 8; BY Sylvester l. Struck
0ut-By Bond. 3; By shipley. 2; by Sylvester. g.
Two-base hits-Cash. Sylvester. Brelsford. Passed
balls-Colley o.. Baughman. Umpire-Afr Cos
tello. line C. Fame-l hour and 8 minutes
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VICTORY FOR PRINTERS.
Break Losing Streak by Beating
BI0omingdale A. c.

Columbia i0l defeated Bloomingdale
yesterday IN the Marquette League,
score II 10 s
Elicit opened FIRE with four bingles.
while Suess and Ban did vel and got
three apiece.
Wood played a star game for the win
ners in left field. Score:
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Morgan. OF Agriculture. Is suffering
with a badly burned hand. but the
'RUbe" is game and VIII not give up his
berth at second. He is nipping every
thing coming his way. and welding tho
willow with telling effect.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14

Totals 1 22u Q
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

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