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The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
MRSMEN OFF TO-DAY
Georgetown Crews Hope to
Make Good Showing
at THE HENLEY REGATTA
Blue and Gray Freshies Are Up
Against PennSy First Year Bunch
Preps Meet Central High school
Eight Over the SchuyII<Iu Course.
show Speed and Endurance.

A squad OF twenty-five husky oarsmen
viii leave this noon over the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad for PhHadelphia. wbers
they VIII represent Georgetown IN the
American Henley Regatta tomorrow, one
crew. the freshmen. racing against the
Pennsylvania freshmen in the event for
second eights. and the other crew. ths
preps competing in the interscholastic
championship event against Central High
School. OF Philadelphia. and the Balu-
more City College.
Both eights took q final spin or the
Potomac yesterday morning, and are re-
ported 10 be in tptop condition for the
test which may determine The future OF
aquatics al ti1e West End institution
Crew Heavy One
The 1872 boat, the first freshmen crew
70 represent the Blue and Cray against
outsiders. is made UP Of the heaviest
bunch Of sweep-handIers seen at the school
in the last five years. Most OF the men
are tall, and The crew looks more Ike
a varsity than frst-year eight This
crew has been greatly handicapped By
the high winds Of April. which made con
tinual training impossible, but in spite OF
this difficulty the lads are rowing IN
good form, and have plenty cf endurance.
A great deal depends on Capt Cunn3f,
who is in the stroke seat He set the
pace for the preps q year ago that en-
abled the enbTyOs 10 win, and his friends
al claim that he IS sure 10 repeat MS
great work to-morroe.
New Material in PrepE' Boat
The Preps have practically a new crew
from the one that won at the Henley
in 1905 Capt Brady. who holds down
No. s. is the only veteran in the lineup.
and hence not much of a lire can De
gotten on the colts chances for a VIC
tory. They viii not. however. be I'D
against as fast crews as their predeces-
sOrs, and hence il Is that they are also
being backed 10 bring home a victory.
The line-ups follow: Freshmen. De
Courcy, coxswain; Cunnia (capt.). stroke:
Daley. No. Z; Stohlman. No. s; Crosby.
No. 5 Vlymen. No l. J Eager. No 3:
n. Eager. No. ?; Mccormack. bow.
Preps. Duke, coxswain; Brady capt.,
stroke. A. Graham. No. :. Carr. No. 8;
Frey, No 3; Fraunheim. No /: Hawkins.
No 3; L Graham. No. >; Rodriguez.
bow
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NOTES OF THE MAPS GAME.

There were no more sales Of Washing
ton players to-day. Instead Of being sold,
Milan returned 10 center field and drove
in Washington's second run with q nice
tWo-bagger 10 center
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Washington at Cleveland.
philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
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ton players to-day. Instead Of being sold
Milan returned 10 center field and drove
in Washington's second run with q nice
tw0-baggeT 10 center
CsntiIIOn recently received a letter from
Roy Witherup in which the lanky pitcher
said he was getting along nicely and
hoped 10 be able TO report in q month
or So He has been very sick. but is
rapidly regaining his strength.
Wild" Conroy is tickled TO death. y
have struck my stride al the bat" he
said tonight. Il remember going for
eight games last year and never getting
more than an occasional foul During
the last few days it has just been the
other way. No matter what they led
me. I generally hit the BAH right on the
nose. I don't always hit il safe. but
the man that catches the ball or throws
me out knows that he stopped some
thing"
George Browne does not seem 10 be
just right he came 10 Cleveland touted
as the speediest man in the league. but
as yet he has not been able 70 show
much along that line and the Cleveland
players are willing 10 back Wilbur GOode
against him in sprinting match
The rain fell continuously through the
game to-day. but despite that fact the
pitchers showed great control. not 4 base
on balls being issued until the seventh
inning
Although Jerry Freeman is stin with
the Nationals. 1t would occasion no sur
prise If he joined the Toledo club in a
day or So The deal has practically been
completed, and. according to the dope.
Washington viii get some Toledo player
in the fan. If Cantillon wants any Of
the Mud Hens
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Gee. but rs getting cold, Warm VI
another weat ther man.
WITH TED n THE WILDS.
lBy Arlessf

Senegambia. May Is.-JUsJ after lunch
cor to-day, the ex-President took up the
spoor Of a buffalo and followed il for
twenty-three miles. He then got a shot
at the animal but missed 1.-THE first
shot mlscarried so far-and killed two
lCOpards which were in line The tail ST
one goes % Gov Haskell, TIE other 10
Senator TiIlma1.
Later In the day he spent nearly three
hours trying 10 thin out the African
hyenas The bag consisted Of sos. or
something like that-anyh0w IL was hard
to beat t. One Of the largest is 20 be
stuffed and sent 70 President Taft In
token OF brOtherly love. and the next
largest goes 10 Press Agent Bright.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
BETHANY BEATS NINTH.
lie Droff ChUrchmen Defeat North
east Team in Close Game

Bethany and Ninth Street crossed bats
for the second tine this season. in the
Sunday School League, yesterday, the
former winning by 4 to 8
It was a pitchers battle between Sy-
manosE and Litchheld. the latter having
q little the best OF the argument Several
errors assisted Bethany n securing their
runs. in the first inning, with runner On
second and third. Symanoski throwing 3
wild 10 Connor al short. and both men
crossing the plate Errors by Harris, n
both the second and third innings. Re
suited in run each time
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

New York, = PiftEburg, l.
Brooklyn, 3, Cincinnati, 2.
Philadelphia, 3; st. Louis, l.
Chicago, 8; Boston, 2.
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INTERIOR DOWNS NAVY SQUAD
Sailors BunEIe Easy Chances and
Lose by Big Margin.

Interior easily defeated the Navy team
p 10 / yesterday in The Departmental
League Mcdonald started on the mound
for the Navy lads and during his stay
in the box the Interior nine managed TO
roll up eleven runs as the result OF six
bing.es, including a home run by Car
roll Boreiand. who relieved him in the
seventh, pitched good ball. holding bis
opponents TO one hit and one tally.
On the other hand, Carroll displayed
good form for the Interior. causing five
men TO fan the air. and allowing seven
hits, three Of which weres OF the scratch
order,
The feature Of the game was Tarbart's s
catch Of a line drive of the bat Of Fox
Scora-
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St. Johns Preps. 5, sacred Heart, 4

The Preps O. ST Johns College crossed
bats for the first time with the Sacred
Heart Sunday school yesterday on the
Monument grounds and defeated them in
a close game ) 10 /
II was not until the fifth inning that
the Preps made their first tally. and
that on an error. The Sacred Heart Sun
day school held them 10 q close score
until the seventh inning, when the Props
got the lead.
Cryan, for the Sacred Heart Sunday
school. pitched a good game: Rafferty,.
their backstOp, was alert for every play;
Peck, for s. J. P. pitched well; Wid-
mayer. center fielder. and 4 Drury. left
fielder. made good on their chances.
Score.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Pittsburg at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
81. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
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sBatted to- Austin Il the ninth.
fBsttsd fo- Blair IL the nsush.
s. Lolls- lls---------------....,.. 0eo8e2
New 4o-k-----.-------------- Q Q l o-I
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First bss OF eTTurs-Takonz. 5; PstEO-tA =
Left bese-Tskouz, 3; PetEo-1h. : Fnsc bass
On oGIls-0a Garrett. ,; of ApTleman. i; q
B7own. 2 Iuzings pitcked-By Arplezsa- - b
Brown - Hits made-Of Applenau- ?. OI
Brown. S StrUck out-f5y GarTrtt. l. b BT0En- !
Twe-base hit-Le Due. Sacrifice hits-Wi1si1E. Ter
finger Dempsey. Parker. Stolen bases-NIos5u1s,
Z. Mzyne, Le Due e., Clsytoa ~. Ds1psey-
Stevenson Winslo~ o. Passed hslls-Psrksr e,
Te-hiResI. UmTire-AIr. Reagan.
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Earnel rlns-tslll4u1et- : Fl-sr h1Se b 2TTorS-
Tech 3 CsaIzuiet . Left Cd bzse-Tecl. l.
Galiaudet s. First base on halis-0f Gray !
Innings pitchsd-By Kraft. 3, ty Gray ; Bits
rnade-Of Erzft, 9. oE Cray Struck out-By
Kraft. 2; b Gray. s; by Dillon. s Three-base
hts-ATas Hover. Sacrifice hits-CiH. King
Kelly. St9le1 bases-H0Wer q. Cra=sn. Bsttiste
Wild pitch-Grsy. Unpire-NIr. Toonsy. q Gal
laudet. TINE q game ho0- and lo minutes
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YEsTERDAY,s REsTLTs.

Capital city Lsasue-Brentrood. %; s. Sc
pleas. =
Departmental Lsagge-IrtGior. 2. May. J.
Marquette e-Co-gTessioualS 5; Blooming
dale
SUNDAY School LasC,e-Rsthauv. Z: Ninth. ;
Iuseuenderce Lea-uc-Argics. G. Tuiuin- 3
Suburban LeaEae-PCtTorth. >. Takons. =
r. Il. J. M c. =. Bear-e-Game Postponed
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Left On bases-Freshmen, 2.-Juniors. . First
base On balls-0F Sistsrding. l. of Dilkcs. L
Struck cut-By Slttagding l6 b DilkeS. S Home
rIns-Siitcrding and O'Ccnor Three-base hits
Smith and Miller. Two-bsse hits-Wyuia-d, Cossn,
and Jennings. stolen bzses-Cogan. 0'Conor e.
Sitterding, Smith DiIkes. and McCzrn. bit By
pitcher - BY Dilkss, + Wild pitch - Sittsrdine
Passed balls-Smith and Csriin. UmFires-NIessvs.
Fosnan CID and Hsizhp tG. P}. Tine ef game
hours ard 10 minutes.
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CANES TO-DAY.

CsritaI City Lesgue-Brookland IS Marines
Departmental League-CoEmeFCe and LSb1- rs
War; interior IS. AEric-lcure-
Marquette Lergue-St- Martin IS. TauEisuood-
Sunday School LeaE-e-Har-llne ". Peck-
IndoTonde1ce BeaEge-AdTCUt Manhattan.
Suburban Lesgue-Reed rs B-izhtwood
r. r. Y. u. c A. Leag1e-Ca- Department IS.
Southern.
BANKERS Lcsgue-Ccmne-Cial - American S.
CITify.
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TIGERS STOP ATHLETICS.
Detroit Captures WeII-pIayed Game
by SO Score.

Detroit. Nay 2o--Detroit put a stop
10 the mad rush Of the Athletics by
beating Them in a wen-played game To-
day.
Plank was batted out Of the box in
the first inning. after Detroit had secured
three hits and a base on balls of his de-
livery Mullin kept the hits well scat
tered Vickers relieved Plank. and he in
turn was derricked in favor Of DygerL
Score
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Lit % 1ases-h- 4 Q. :. Jongressonsls, 4
First basc on balis-Of Clarke 4. cF SomeTville.
Sfrack Cut-By Clarke. 3; g SomeTvife. g Three
base hits-Wspie '2. Two-bass hi.s-Walsoa. WoT-
lsH. Sacrifice Mt-W Nsrl0T. stolen bases-
WeTTick Leland Waple Clarke Double play
Meuefee 70 W1rle. Hit by Ditcher-By Clarke.
hy SomeTrillc :. Cmrire-AlT Myers Tine q
Eame-l ho1- and 70 miuutcs.
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EaTl1l Tl7---II--G-IlI- = u ~ % CT--Ts-
Interior z; Navy. ; Left on bsses-Iusersor. 4:
Navy. E First base un bails-Od Csrrcl. 3: OF
Boreland / Struck ost-By Carroll. 3. by Nc
Donzld. 2 b. Boselsnd. ]. Home run-CsrrolL
TTo-sase hit-Hauna- Sacrifice hits-Sufton O.
stolen bases-Durzrne %. Mcdonald. AlIhEan Nc
AIahcn q, TsrhuTt e. fsammeil o.. Double
rlays-2sldEin to Carr Hanna TO Muligan- Wild
Titch-AlcDoaaid. Passed bllls-Sutton- / I'm
rire-NIr- Belts. Tine q game-1 hour and 70
nirutcs-
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Toledo. 2; Kansas City, s.
At 81. Papl-St- Psul. ?; Louisville Q.
A. Mirneapo Minneapolis 3: Indianapolis. Q
At Milwaukee-C Columbas. 6: Milwaukee, 2
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Earned runs-St- Johns :; Sacred Heart. l.
First hsse b er7cT-St. Johns. /. Sacred Heart l
Left CT bsses-St- Jchns 5. Sacred Heart : First
base On balls-Of Peek 5: Of Cryzn 3 St-lck
out-By Peek. 10; b. Cyran. 5 TTo-bsss hits-ts.
D-z1ry Fitzgerald Cryan Kessel SacriEce hits
G. Drlry L Simmons. Rafferty,. Stolen bases
Becker. Cailaghzn. Rafferty, o. Dsnhan Double
plays-Denham 20 Estes g +: Ash5urn 70 Es1ey.
Tine q ssEs-l hour and e nizusss.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At alontrPal-Jcscy City. 1: Montreal. >
1t Torouto-ProTidence. 3: Toronto, 9.
At BUfdO-Bufalo. 0: Newark. l.
At ROchesteT-Rochester. 5; Baltimore. ;
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FiT=t tass - cr-orS-Aeric7lltsre s. Twining
Left on bases-A Agriculture s; Txinins- flrst
base on bsiis-Of Ruark . Innings pi1ched-By
RGark 5. by Umbaugh. 2. Hits Eade-OH Ruark.
5: Of limbaugh. / Struck 0ut-BE Reeves. 5; b.
Ruark {. by Um5augh. 2 Three-base hit-,iazdner.
Two-hase hi5s-ReeTes C2l. Sacrifice hits-Bsrber,
Oakley. Stolen hases-tiTaham, CGuoTgT, MyukOop.
i1oEney. Hit b. pitcber-By Rssrk L Umpire
Mr. Ffrnegan. Time of game-l hour and . min
rfes
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Two-baSe hit-AIilan. Three base hit
DOnohue. Sacrifice hit-Bradley. Stolen
baSe-HinChman. First base on ballS-On
Joss. !: Of Johnson, I. Left on bases
Cleveland, ); Washington. ) Struck out
By Joss, !; by Johnson. 10. Umpires-
MeSsrs. KERN and Sheridan Time Of
game-1 hour and 90 minutes. Attendance
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rAGG1Es BUMP FORMER CHAMPS
Reeves Pitches Great Bali and
Holds TvvIning safe throughout.

Agriculture had an easy time yesterday
in the Independence League. defeating
Twining S TO 3.
Reeves did the twirling for the Farm
ers. and pitched gilt-edge bail. allowing
but three nits while he famed six and
passed none, his team mates playing q
good game behind him.
The batting OF COnover and Reeves. for
Agriculture, and DOwney. for Twining.
were the features. Score:
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
WINS HIS OWN GAME.
''BugS" Raymond Hits Timely and
Pirates Are Beaten.

New York. May aO.-~Bugs~ Raymond
not only kept the pfttsburgs' hits we'll
scattered to-day. but he won his own
game by batting BridweH home in the
fifth. Tenney made a lucky nome run
in the first inning A loving cup was
presented TO Wagner for being the best
batter last year. and MiIler's friends
gara hin, . diannnr,a Mn Scnro.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

Al Jolnst0Tn-W -WillizmspGTt. 3; Johnstosn. (.
At Altoons-Har1isburs 5; Altoona. g.
At Trenton-Resding. g; Trenton. 2
At YoTk-Lsuczster. 2: York. 3
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MINOR LEAGUES.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omzhz-Omaha. g. DenTcr. l.
At Sioux City-Sioslx City. 3; Wichita. Q.
A. Lincoln-Lincoln. !; Topeka. 2
At Des MCines-Des Moincs, ;: Pueblo, 2
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COM MENT

Keep II UP.
Good work,
Great game
On. you -Jiggs Donohue.
Walter Johnson, timely hitter.
Jerry Freeman viii be missed, all right
Cleveland again to-day Hughes may
pitch.
Detroit. Chicago. and St Louis turned
the tables
Jimmy Austin. OF the Highlanders. is
batting for .3Se.
Clyde Milan shows that there IS stin a
few hits left in him.
The fans wont recognize this team OF
ours when It gets back home.
Wonder when Nick Atrock viii go
into the box for the Nationals
Carrigan. Of Boston. and Moriarity. OF
Detroit have been reinstated by Ban
Johnson.
Grimshaw. the former Boston Ameri-
can first baseman, is batting at .34 clip
for Toronto.
Pitcher Hunter viii tell YOU that the
only way TO keep Wagner from hitting is
70 throw the bail 20 middle field
Malachi Kittridge is having a hard time
keeping his Wilkesbarre club out Of last
place in the New York State League race
Frank Chance is a hard luck player in
regard 10 injuries. He and Bill Bradley
are IN about the same class for breaking
bones.
iris Speaker leads the American League
in 1o--- hts
triples. and a home run. eighteen extra
bases.
Philadelphia fans are wondering II
Coyaleski has exploded. The Pole has
been batted Of the mound in each Of his
last three games.
Several teams higher Up than Wash
tngtOn in the American League race
would have paid well for "Jiggs" DonO-
hue, but COmis6ey didn't care TO
strengthen the leaders.
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IHO-tEloo hits-haIn, FaTtnJ. lS6ell. S1crifre
hits-Niles Parent %. Smith. Hahn stolen bass
Speaker Wagner. Niles. Gessler- Struck o1.t-Rv
Morgan. ?: 5y Chech. /: by Smith T. Bases on
baIls-Of Morgan, i; Of Smith. J Double plav-
StahI 70 WaEner- Left On bases-ChicsSo. 9: Ros-
ton. 6. Hit by pitchG-By Smith. L Passed
baIl-Ovens- Umpires-MessTs Perrine and
O'L0ughlin- Tine Of game-l hour and 80 minutes
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BASEBALL HT 1 ncE T m MAPS ROWING zso ATEURS

every minute to-day with Donohue and
Altrock on the lines. keeping their mates
keyed up to a high point
''Jiggs" was one OF the wise men OF the
Chicago club, but Jones and Davis and
Sullivan got all the credit.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE,

st WcroesteV-W Worcester. 6; Lawrence. 2
At LOEeI-I5Tel. 2: Brockton. ].
At New Bedfo7d-Lynn, "A; New Bedford, 2
A. Fan River-Fan River. 2; Hsysrhiil, 2
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
LEN0X AGAIN THE HERO.
Brooklyn Trounces Cincinnati by
3 To score.

Brooklyn. y Y. May 20.-Lenox was
there with another timely nit to-day and
Won for the Brooklyns in the eighth. He
drove Burch home with the winning run
after Burch had singled and Hummel had
sacrificed SCore-
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

A. Little Rock-LittIe Rock. s: Montgomery. ,
Al Mohile-Biminsham :; Mobile. .
Memphis IS Atlanta rain
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Left on bsses-Boston. !; Chicago. : Bases On
talls-GF Lindsmsu. 9. q Phcsrcr. / STRUCK out
By Pfestey. s. Tuo-bsss hit-Tinker. Sacrifice
hits-Batss. Tinker. Dahlen. Umpires-Messrs. Klein
and Kane. Time 4 ssme-I hour and . minutes
Attendance sen
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ST. STEPHENS SMOTHERED.
Brentwood Makes Twenty Runs and
Fifteen Hits.

The Brentwood aggregation swamped
ST. Stephens, in the Capital City League.
yesterday, % 10 >, making fifteen hits OF
Bradley. Herring and Kenney led at bat,
with three bits aniece. Score:
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

Ar NoTthampton-S 6: Northampton. ).
at New HaFsn-New Haven. 6: Ho,yoSe, l.
At Hsrtfs-6-W WassFbuTy. 8; Hartford l
Al New Brisain-Bridgeport. 6; New Britain. s.
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III ul uases-t Incl1I2tl u, HrOoklFu {. Base
On balis-of GlspCr. .; o1f Mcintyre. 4. struck
out-By GasIcr. .; hy McIutyge 2 Three-hase hits
-l-san Lchert- kustus- ard McAliilsn- Sac1Hce
hlfs-Oakes. LCber Humn-I McAffIlan and Nc
IEtJre St0ien tssc-iicschcT. Double rlay-Gas-
per O. Egsn 20 Hoblitzel. Umpi7es-Mcssrs. Cusack
and JoAHStoue. Tine e game-l hour and % min
ures
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Ch1rtznOog2 IS. ChzElestOu: raiu-
Az Nacon-ColUmbus, 2; Macon. G.
A. sonEille-JaeksonviIle s. Augusta. .
At Savsnnah-ColGnbuS. 5: Savannah. .
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S0X TURN THE TABLES.
Bunched Hits Win for Chicago
Against Boston.

Chicago. May 20-Chicago turned on
Boston this afternoon and won by the
score Of u to 3. The Chicagos punched the
eight hits and there errors in the ninth
inning for eight rrrs- Score.
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DARKNESS PREVENTS VICTORY.
Takonaa Leads at sixth Inning. hut
Game Called and Score Reverts.

Petworth defeated Takoma-5 20 sin
the Suburban League yesterday. although
Takoma took the lead IN the sixth inning,
the game being called on account OF dark
ness. Garrett twirIed a good game.
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Sacrifice hits-Bush and Murphy. stolen bases
Crawford Cobb. and Collins. Bass On haus-OF
9Iullin. ); OF Plank. 1; OF VickCrs. J Hit by
Ditche--By Mullin !; By Yickers. ! Left On
bases-Detroit, /: Athletics. g Struck out-By
MullIn, 4; By Plank. !; b Dygsrt. l. Double PLAYS
-B2uy 70 DAVIS: Collins % Davis UmD5res-
MeSsTs. Evans and Hurst. Tine Of Ezme-l hour
and 5 minutes Attendance-s572
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HOMER BEATS YANKEES.
st. Louis Gets Away with Close
Game on Home Grounds.

St Louis, Nay "a home run drive
in the seventh inning by Stephens won
to-day's game for St Louis from New
York. Up to that seventh. though It
locked as if the Highlanders would walk
away with another victory. Score:
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At WiIkesbace-Wlkesbs g; Scranton, L
A. Iroy-Troy, 6; Syracuse, g.
AZ Elnirz-Elnira. 2: B.1ghzuton. .
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Totals. 9BBIo /

First base on 6alls-of Sanders /; os Bradley, l.
Struck out-By Sanders. l. b Bradley L Home
ulns-Keans. HeTrInc. Two-bsse hits-Hessler
Keane Murphy. Stolen bases-Handiboe. Hessler
g. HeiuTick. Noyes. HAYES D0ube plzJ-McTi-
srity to Welch. HIS b pitehsr-By Brady. L I'm
pire-Mr, Handibce- Tine a game hGr and 80
rrinnies.
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WIN IN EIGHTH.
Chicago Lands on BOStOn'S Star
Pitcher, Scoring Four Runs.

Boston, May 2o-Chieago hit the ball
hard in the eighth inning and scored
more than enough runs TO win the game.
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PHILLIES EASILY WIN.
Hard Hitting in Third Downs the
Cardinals.

Philadelphia. May 20.-Hard hitting in
the third inning enabled Philadelphia 10
defeat St Louis to-day. ; 10 l. Score:
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hlLTrlL IT isI0Il5 u I1ufIl nnllC-
fBatisd fcr Higgins in sixth inning.

PailadelThia- O040OI KS
Left on bascs-Philadelphiz s: St Louis. :
Two-bass hits-Bresnahsn. Gages- Stolen bass
Titus. Moore. Grant. DOOM BTesn2han Double
plsy-Konetchy 70 Bresnahan TO Konetcsy. Struck
c,gt-By Moore. g. hy Higgins, . Bases oa balls
OF Noren. l. cf Rhodes. ,. CT Moore 5: OF HI--
gins. / Passed taIls--D7cin. Bresnahsn. UEapires
-4iessrs- Rigler and Trsby- Time Of game hours
Attencance-s45
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Totals.---.. 52s eli :

| FIRST base hy e--TS-Bethsny. :, Ninth. ! Left
on bsses-Bsthanv- :; Ninth. : STUCK o-t-By
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-04-23
CURES INDIGESTION
A II Distress from Stomach and In
digestion Vanishes in
Five Minutes.

Take your sour stomach-or maybe
you call it indigestion, dyspepsia, gas
tritis or catarrh Of the stomach; it
doesn't matter-take your stomach
trouble right with you to your phar-
macist and ask him TO open a 50-cent
case of Pape's Diapepsin and let you
eat one 22-grain triangule and see if
within five minutes there is left any
trace of your stomach misery.
The correct name for your trouble is
food fermentation food souring; the
digestive organs become weak, there
is lack of gastric Juice; your food is
only half digested, and you become
affected with loss of appetite, pressure
and fullness after eating, vomiting
nausea, heartburn, gripping in bowels.
tenderness in the pit of stomach, bad
taste in the mouth, constipation, pain
in limbs, sleeplessness, belching of
gas. biliousness, sick headache, ner-
vousness, dizziness, and many other
similar symptoms.
If your appetite is tickle, and moth
ing tempts you, or you belch gas or if
you feel bloated after eating, or your
food lies like a lump of lead on your
stomach, you can make up your mind
that at the bottom of all this there is
but one cause-fermentation of indi-
gested food.
Prove TO Yourself, after your next
meal, that your stomach is as. good as
any; that there is nothing really wrong.
Stop this fermentation and begin eat
ing what you want without fear of
discomfort or misery
Almost instant relief is waiting for
you. 1t is merely matter of how
soon you take little Diapepsin.