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The Washington herald., 1909-06-02

Business High Schools baseball team
continued its winning streak by shutting
out Eastern High on the GaIlaudet
diamond. TO 0. yesterday afternoon
The contest was q ps.@se-s' battle be-
tween Rawlings and Whitney. IN which
the Stenographer had all the best of 1t,
tanning thirteen and allowing but two
hits
whitney's support left him in the sixth
when DOnnelly. after striking out,
reached first on a muned third strike.
took second on Martins wild throw, and
scored on Ke2ne's clean single to right
Rawlings beat out a hlt. showing Keane
around to third. q minute later Rawl-
ings stole second with the ball in Whit
ney's hand. Frank Davis bunted, and
20 beat out the throw. slid to first
While az this was going on. both Keane
and Rawlings scored. giving the greatest
exhibition Of base running seen at a
high school game IN years.
Rawlings had his spit BALI working
finely and the Eastern hitters were up
IN the air-only once did a nan reach
third base
Davis and Gregory carried OF the field
ing honors Tor the winners. while r
Whitney and Ligon excelled for Eastern
BY winning this game. Business leads
the high schools in the race for the
pennant. having disposed Of Central, and
Western In easy fashion. Next Friday
the SJenOgraDhers intend TO cinch the
championship by trounCing Tech.
Umpire Shorty Hughes was not only
impartial. but gave the best exhibition
on balls and strikes on q local diamond
fo- sorae time Score
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NOTES OF THE CANE.
mails play Cleveland to-day.

Nationals play Cleveland to-day.
Smith struck out tEc side IN the third.
Austin. Kleinow. and Manning taking the
count
The Nationals showed a far better ar
ticle OF inside baseball in the second
game
Bob Groom accepted with the knsck OF
veteran. seven chances that came his
way
The turnstles registered 5.2J5 paid ad-
missions. a great crowd for a mid-week
game,
Capt. Donohue was the only National
credited with q stolen base during the
two games.
Cy Young VIII pitch for the Maps To-
day Manager CantillOn VIII probably
work Tom Hughes
Engle made New York's first hit IN the
fourth. One minute later Smith caught
him mapping and threw him out at first.
Well we're satisfied with one Of the
two. AZ The rate The Highlanders are GO
ing. The team looks as good as any we
have seen SO Ear.
Smiths ascension in the sixth was IN
expected. The way the larky fellow was
going in the first FIVE innings, better
things were looked for
Otis Clymer walked for the seventh
time in three games He vas also there
in the second with one Of the three hits
credited 10 the Nationals.
Clyde EngIe Is undoubtedly one Of the
best Outdelders who has broken into the
American League in many day. His
playing in Washington has been nothing
short OF remarkable
Jiggs hit a hot liner to Chase IN the
fourth inning OF the first game, which.
from all appearances he should have
beaten out He seemingly stopped be
fore he reacher the bag
II there's a catcher who has anything
on Charlie Street. bring him forward.
'Gabby" played his usual steady game
yesterday and was on the long end Of
several clever plays manipulated by the
Nationals.
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N. A. c. DEFEATS HYATTsvnLE.
swat Ball TO All Corners Of Lot and
Win Easily.

Hyattsville. Nd. June I. - Maryland
Agricultural College easily defeated Hy-
attsvine leaders in the Prince George
County League. here to-day. The locals
were completely OuJClassed. and became
possessed Of a case Of baseball blind stag
gers when the Aggies began playing in
side ball Mayer, pitching for the visit
ors. had the HyattsviIIe batters guessing
aU the way. except in the first inning.
when a single by Leakin and twO-bag-
ger by Dwight Gait netted them two
runs After this there was nothing TO II.
Cept. Grason, playing the initial sack for
the Aggies. put all sorts Of ginger into
the game, and kept his men going the
entire route. A large crowd saw the
locals bite the dust, and the visitors
brought along the student body. and they
lost no opportunity 10 encourage their
classmates. Hya1tsville Will play Lang
don here tomorrow, and Riverdale at
Brentwood on Thursday. Score;
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ADvENTS WIN AT CULPEPER.
Win q Holly Contested Game by a
Score of to g.

Culpeper. Va. June The third IN a
series Of baseball games between the
Advent team, OF Washington. D. C, and
the Culpeper team was played here this
afternoon. and it went u Culpeper. by
a score Of 7 TO s. The whole game was
hotly contested with good playing on
both sides
The following is the lineup Of the two
teams:
Culpeper, Davies. first base; Rust. third
base: Neaman. second base; Hargis,
right field: Bargsndine, center field:
Alexander, right field; Hooper. short
stop: Shepard. catcher: Myers. pitcher
Advent team, Shepard. left field; J
Pumphrey, short stop; Dampier. first
base; Slack. third base: Zirkle, center
field; Schmitt, catcher; c. Dampier, sec
ond base; Gibson. right field; T. Pun
phrey, pitche5
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
STATION WINS EASILY.
Leaders in Railroad League Have

Easy Time with Car Department.
ficulty in winning from the Car Depart
ment yesterday
Both teams played q loose fielding
game. but the winners were more handy
with the stick. Score:
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The Columbia Athletic Club defeated
the Brentwood team IN the Capital City
League yesterday, TO 4
''Reddy'' Litchfield was on the slab for
the winners and twirled good ball
throughout. keeping his seven bingles
well scattered Sanders started the box
work for the Suburbanites. and he was
tapped for eight safe swats. most Of them
being hard ones. Buscher took up the
pitching after The fifth round, and while
on the rubber showed some class, not al
lowing the former District champions a
hit
Three costly errors by Buseher, San
ders. and Heinrich had much to do with
the loss OF the game.
The feature OF the day was the batting
OF Breezy Priest. who clouted the
sphere for three counts into safe terri
tory. one Of them being a double.
George Mullen played a star game al
second for Columbia. He took care OF
four put-outs and the same number OF as
sists without a slip.
Although beaten. COrnell's crew Of sub
urban sluggers are perched al the top.
and il viii take some hard hammering 70
get them away from their position.
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VIGILANTS DEFEAT FORT FOOTE
Take One-sided Game from Mary
Ianders, Score - 20 o.

The vigilsnts defeated the team rep
resenung Fort Fo0te. Nd. yesterday IN
a One-sided but interesting game, by the
score Of p 10 o The Vigilsnts had their
opponents at their mercy from start 10
finish The only chance FCTt FOote had
10 score was in the FIRST inning, with
two men on base. and their heaviest
batter up. Burgess was there with the
goods, and struck out the next two men
that faced him. retiring the side with
out a score Burgess had excellent sup
port from al sides. and was equal 70 all
occasions Score
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BASEBALL Nationals zs4s 4nsAuA TURF " S s% AMATEURS

man for the occasion with clean single
that drove in Browne with the first run
The Nationals other tally came in the
eighth Milan walked and went TO third
on CIymer's hit to deep right Mcbride
fled 10 cezter, but the hit was short, and
Milan was held on third. Street followed
with another one, and this time Milan
dashed to the plate and beat the throw
in by several feet
Several chances for the visitors were
shut of by fast f1elding by the Nationals.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
UMPIRE SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Struck In Groin While Holding In
dicnfOr at Union PAX.

The Washington Giants lost their first
game TO the BrOoklyns yesterday. the
score being 5 to T. Thomas. whose ankle
was sprained in Baltimore. was IN the
game to-day, but his effective batting
proved 10 be OF no avail.
Reesie. the Brooklyn southpaw. was too
much for the home team, who had TO
use two pitchers. Young and Mason, TO
hold down the Brool1lyn's heavy batting.
The umpire was struck IN the groin by
& pitched ball, and was carried to the
Casualty Hospital. Tomorrow the same
teams viii play at the Union League
Park. Score:
RHE
Washington Giants. 0 l 900 N4 6
Brooklyn Giants 0 9-s I
Batterie-Washington Giants. Hamilton, Young
and Mason: Brooklyn Giants Parks and Reesis-
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

CAPITAL City Lsasue-Coiunbia 4. c. 6; Brent
wood. +
Departmental League-IuJeTio1. 2; Commerce and
Labor 1
Sunday school Lsaz-e-N5nth- Is S. Paul l
Marquette Leag1e- BioGIaiTEiale 4. c. 3 COiGz3-
b-a i0l. )
IDdepeDdercs LeaSue-AgEies. i: Ninth. z.
Suburban Le1Ele-PetECTth 5. WoOdburn. !.
Rail7osd Beagle-Stafi0l. G. Car Department. L
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02

-Bstted fcr Rowan ln The eighth.
spstf4f far Dplbec IA the tenth
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02

Left on baseS-W aShi1gton, Q, New
York. s. First base on balls-Of Groom,
8. Of Warhop. l. Struck OUt-By Groom.
2 by Warhop. 2. Three-base hit-Browne.
- cridce hits-COnrOy Groom. Street.
Blair. knight Stolen bases-Hemphiil.
knight. Double plays-Clymer 10 Dono-
hue: Groom 10 Mcbride 10 ROnOhue- Con-
rOv 10 DeIehanty 20 DOnOhue- Hit by
pItcher-By WarhOp, J. Umpires-Messrs.
Hurst and Connolly. Time OF game
hour and s. minutes. Attendance-5,2 20.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02

Fy-st base b erro-s-Nfnth. Z; St Paul. . Lsft
on boses-Nin;h. :; St Psnl First base on
hsus-Of NutHeH ;. OF Carroll ? Struck out
81 Carroll 2; by Nutwell. / TTobase hits
ouaurrrTe. Hands. Harris. CarToIl. T. Russo. Sac
Tisce fv-CarrolL Stolen b2ses-CocnoT, Quautrelle
AIarce-o- Harris Miles MclfO-rts Bezl. c Evans
y. UmVire-9feszs. 1icCUnick and Hughes Tina
q gzme[ hoar Ard % E.i1zsteS
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MAYFLowERS WIN A GAME.
Defeat Indian Head with Marine
Battery and ShOrtstOp.

SPECIAL 20 TIE Washington Herald
Indian Head. Nd. June The May
flower team with a Marine battery. first
base and shOTtstOp' gave Indian Head
a coat OF whitewash- Indian Head could
not get their hits when needed. while
every one OF their three misplayS were
OF the costliest kind The play was
quick and snappy. and enc Of the quick
est played here this season Indian Head
was handicapped by the absence OF the
regular men Four OF the MayfiOwers'
hts were Of the scratchiest kind. Score:
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GAMES TO-DAY.

CAPITAL CITY Leazre-Brooklan6 IS. ST. Stephen S
Departne--al Learle-ASrzcuirure rs. Wa. T-ess
ury Ts Nav.
Marquette Lez-ue-CC-zTesSo1al ~ Tanglegood-
Sunday Scaooi LsaE-e-Psck IS Bethany.
Indepeuds1ce Lsagle-IwiI-ng Msrhs--2cs.
Suburban Leaz-e-PstEo-1h =. WOod5C-l-
Railroad LesEue-S0utherl IS. Trai1mel-
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Earned r1Es-B. 4 5. Le1r On oaseS--B. r.
: s.; 2 & $ FIrst base CT usIls-Od Whit
nsv. .. a Rawlinrs s Srruck C1r-By Whitney.
.: By RawiiuEs Il Two-base hi--Parker- Sa-i-
fcs hics-WhiImarsh. DG-ney. Fa7ela- Stolen
brses-DonneIiy. keare Gregory o.. Martin. ke-
zan. HIT b. pitche--By Whitney. lsclrsrl- Greg
osyl: by Rawlings. I leland. Passed -laIl-sIaT-
tin Umuire-8Ir. Hughes Tine c. same-I hoU
and 50 1siautss
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FS-st base on balls-O8 Lynch. ?; oE Hardiboe. I;
o3 Richmond. = Innings rdtched-By Haudiboe.
a: BIZ Ri-hmood rs Hits nade-O1 HsndlbOe.
4: Of Richncn6 3. Stuck out-By Lynch. ;, By
Hsndiboe :; BY Richmond. = Tro-base hIt-Carr.
Sacrifice hits-Barnhzrt -. Car. Haupton. kenney.
George. Stolen bzses-Brur1sr. Duganne. Double
20 Car 20 Mcdonald Urpi-e-
Mr. Beta Tine ot gaDe-l hosr and IS uiuuteS
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Mack CIaEett Weds Mrs. TimberIake.
Sre-sa1 tn The IYnstinrtnn- He-,h

winchester. Va, June IL. Mack
Clagett. well-known young stockman
and farmer OF Clarke County. and Mrs
Lillian Undertake. CT New York. were
married il New York to-day Mrs Tim
berlake was formerly Miss Somer. OF
New York, and her first husband, SeIby
Undertake. died several years ago
Their wedding plans were kept a pro-
found secret until after the ceremony.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02

Earned T1ns-A- A. z, Two-h1se hlts-SaEr-
de-s. Mayer, D. Cat, F. Gait Decide plsy-Rieks
% Shipley. Struck 0u;-By 9Iayez. 2; by Don
Bases on bsls-OE Mayer. ,; OF Don. 2 Left
OF bsses-M A. C.. s: HyattsTiIe, :. Stolen bases
Walters q Grzson a. Hicks e. JaIreI, aIsye-
Buns G. Leakin- Sazifce hits-GaTson. Buns
Umpire-Af- Whee.ocks. Time * gane-l ho5z
and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
BL0oMINGDALEs WIN AGAIN.
Buckley Has Columbia Printers
"GOatr and They Lose.

Buckley twirled q good game for Bloom
ingdale yesterday. and the Clu5men took
another climb up the ladder score : 10
3 Vaple and Harding led Al the bat.
with three hits each The winners out
batted and outfelded The Columbia nine.
Score
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ST. PAUL WALLOPED.
Ninth Makes Fifteen Runs and Thir-
teen Hits OF NutweII.

Ninth defeated St Paul yesterday, II
the Sunday School League. Is 70 L
Carroll, who was in the box FOR the
winners. pitched an excellent game. not
allowing a hit until the sixth inning.
when MC5lorTis singled 10 left. stole sec
ond and scored on BeaIrs single 10 cen
ter
NutweU was hit hard. the Ninth Street
ers securing thirteen safeties in seven
innings. four OF which went for two
bases Eight errors aided IN the run
getting Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02

Earned rG-s-Cc-Tess Street. L First base b
srro-z-Cong-sss Street ?; Duubarton. . Left on
baseS-Dumbs-ton- 3; ConEress Street. S Frs bese
on baIls-Of howard, ?, CT Can't. Strucx cut
By Howard. 2, by CAN'T. G. S2c-ifce hi--TIltc--
Stolen bsses-Homsn q, 3iaus. Stevens DoGbls
piay-9lsus 70 Honan- Wild pitch-HoEa-d. Cul-
piTes-NessTs. Myers and Cost Tine Of sauel
hour and 5 minutes.
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Bost01--..-.-.-.....-.-.. Q Q . oI
Philadelphia Q 0 0 Q 0 0 60
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CHICAGO WINS IN TENTH.
Reds Go 20 Pieces After Tieing the
Score in the Ninth.

Cincinnati, June L-After tieing the
game IN the ninth by making two runs
the Cincinnatis went 10 pieces in the
tenth. Chicago scoring six on four bases
on balls, an error, and two Eits. inclUd-
ing a triple by Sheckard. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
INCREASE THEIR LEAD.
Aggies Win Another Game in Inde-
pendence League.

The Aggies defeated the Ninth team
yesterday n the Independence League BY
Il TO 9. Meade pitched the first three
innings for the winners. after which he
was relieved by Reeves, who did not al
game.
Love played 4 star game n third for
Ninth, and Meade, OF the Aggies, carried
of the batting honors, making a triple,
two doubles. and a single out OF four
trims 70 the Mate. Scnra.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02

Left On bases-Brooklyn. s. New York, 5. Bases
On baus-Of Aues p Struck OIt-By Bel, 3 by
Amos. = Hone ruz-MurTay. Sacrifice bt-AmeS
stolen base-AIurray- Double plays-BuTch 10 Len
nox 10 Aiperman. DOYLE % BriiWel 70 Te1Dey.
Devlin 20 Tenney 20 Schlei- UmpireS-Mess-s- hlen
and Eu.siie. Tine of gaIne-l hour and ~ niauteS-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02

Left OF bases-AEEies. :; Ninth Street First
base on balls-Of Meade. ?; OF Brady, Innings
pitchcd-By Meade. 5: b. RceveS. / Hits made
OF Meade. / Struck out-Bx Meade. s: br Brady
S; b Reeves. l. Three-base hit-Mesde- TEo-base
hits-COnn0ver. Grahsn. Oakley. Meade p. Sacri-
Zee hits-BaTber. Morgan Anderson- stolen bases
Reefes. Mattenly. Broomy. Love. Meade. Couaover
Lanzford Morgan. Double play-LanEford 70 Nor
gan Hit By pl1cher-By Meade. I. b. Reeves. :
Wild pitches-Brady. 2 Passed balls-TsichsTson. l.
Umpre-8Ir. FInniSzn Tine q gsne-I hour and
aa ru{u-tez
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

A. Rochaster-RochesteT. J; Montreal. L
A. Bufalo-Buffalo. :; Toronto. ).
Al BaltmCre-Jersey City. = Baltimore. :
Al NeEa7k-NeWa-k. 1; PTuTidence. }.
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Hagerstown Wins Again.

Special 10 The Washington EGald
Hegerstown. Nd, June L-Hagerstown
administered a second defeat 20 the
strong Maryland Athletic Club. Of Bal
timore. at Athletic Park. here this az
ternoon, by the score OF to 0 Inability
to hit Root was largely the cause OF de-
feat Of the visitors. Score;
RI E
Maryland A, C......oo0 00oeeo 49, l
HagerstOwn. zoo 0eez-2 0
Bstts-ies-Naryland Athzetic Club FanEeu and
Dial; Hsge-stoEu. Boot sod WGEnE. Uu1Ee-9ir
NcCsrdslL
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Harrisburg-Bost0n Nationals, ?; Harrisburg (.
At Iancas,er-Reading. (; Lsncsste-, s
At Trsuton-Yo-k, 1; Trenton ?
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INTERIOR ON TOP.
Commerce and Labor Aggregation
Hit Good and Hard.

II a weIl-plsyed game yesterday In
terror WaI,oped the Commerce and Labor
team by 9 70 L The feature OF the game
was the splendid work OF Lynch, who
worked OF the mound for the Interior
BOYS. He famed ave men and held his
opponents 70 five hits.
Richmond. who was on the firing line
for the Laborites. went Up IN The air in
the second round, and when the dust
had settled the Interior lads had scored
nve taIlies Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

A. New HaEsn-New Haven. 0; Hartford. s.
Al idEgpCr1--f.rldgepCr1. I: New Britain, O
At Holyoke-Ho ;; Waterbury, /
At Norths-opt pton-Northampt0n 3: SIzinSaed
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The Score.

Left ca bsses-C. A. G. :; Brentwood. 3 Flrst
base on baus-OT Litchfsld ?. OF Sanders ! o1
Buscher / StT1ck Out-By Buscher. !; b Saa-
ders. !: By Litchfeld. . Two-lAse hits-ke1ne,
Hurey Priest Hofnann. Sacrldcs hits-Aiuiiin,
smith Stolen bascs-Hur!sy. Priest Balk-San-
ds7s Umpirg-AiT. Setley. Time q sans-l hour
and $ minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

AT Fan RiYer-Fan River. 5; La~T1G. g
At LOEell-BrOckt0l. ;: Il vel.
At Lyun-HaTerhil. Is: Lynn. .
At New Be5ford-New Bedford, 3; Wo7crstez, z
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
GET AN EVEN BREAK
Nationals and Yankees Fig
ure in Two ShUt-OutS.
GROOM SERVES THEM IN STLYE

Cantiuon's Coast Recruit TwirIs
Fine Ball in Second Game-Smith
Has Bad Inning in the Opening
COntest-EngIe Pulls on a Number
Of Star Plays in Left Field.
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Left on bzss-B. A. c. & ColE-hia ; Fl-st
bass cn hells-f5f Buck-er . S--1-k os-t-Bv B-c--
isT. G by WiIhide. : TH0-hdsc alcs-FiErllF B7Cz-
lev, Walsh. stolen hases-Jvizl Shielis. NS-zTrh7.
Walsh. Wsrle Bucsley. HIT by ultche--By Brc--
Iey. = UTlDire-Nfr. Myers Tine Of same-I hoz-
and 70 Eria1tes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
JEFF TO MEET McCANN.
VIII Tackle Clever Boxer at Pitts
burg on June IS.

Pittsburg. June I. - Fight lovers IN
Pittsburg were tonight assured that they
viii see Jim Jeffries in action here at
DuQues1e Garden or the night Of June
Is. when he viii meet Hugh Mccain.
He IS 70 box six rounds, and for this viii
receive 5000.
The terms we're closed over the long
distance telephone this afternoon. JEFF
did not want 10 go more than three
rounds. but has been induced 10 make it
six
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02

Earned runs-Cornors q. Burgess C9. Turner 81,
c. E Martin. Davis 81. Coleman %. CoIings
worth Csl, c. c. Martin RoundtTee q. Brady %.
Chamberlain q. TwObsse hitS-BuTgsss C0B10Ts,
CoIlingsWorth Roundtree Coleman. Brady Three
base hrs-COTinEswo-th. Davis. Chamberlain. TU-n-
er. Stolen bases-TEner q. CoilingSwO-th %.
Davis u. C01loTs. ROundtrCe -. Burgess q.
Chamberlain. Brady Left on bsSes-FOrt Foot );
Vigilzrrs. = Base on bslis-Mattingly. } Struck
out-By MsttinEly, s: BY Burgess. IS Hit b
pitcher-By 0IsttinSiy. J. Tine of Eame-I hour
and g minutes Unpires-Ness-s. Martin and Luck
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- minutes

sI3atted Tor Knight IN ninth
Washington o 0 Q Q I Q X
New York.....-... 0 0 o 0 90
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02

At Des NoineS-Des Moines o; Omaha. L
Al Sioux City-Siolx City. :; Lincoln. 2
A. Pueblo-Pueblo, 2; Wichita, L
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
GARRETT PITCHES WE'LL.
PetwOrth Ty-frIer Steady at All
Times and WOOdBurn Is Beaten

IN weI-played game n the Suburban
League yesterday. Petworth trimmed
Woodburn. ; 70 i Petworth won The
game IN the last inning. after tying Up
the score IN the previous round.
Garrett and Reynolds opposed each
other on the slab. and from beginning 20
end the game was q pither's duel be-
tween them Dempsey's batting and ths
playing OF NIosburg al second were the
features Scnra-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
CAROLINA LEAGUE.

At Winston-Salem-W -Winsson-Saiem, 0; Charlotte. l
AT Anders0l-AndsTso1. T; GTeenyille. 1.
At Gree1sboTo-SpaTtsnbur !: Greensboro. O
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Atlauta-Atlants. 2; Memphis, O
At BtTuinghsu-Aobile. 3; Birmingham, l.
At NashFiIle-New Orleans. 6; Nashville. >
At o1fgouery-ssaous sEoneTy, 4; Little Kock, 2
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
CONGRESS STREET WINS FIRST.
Georgetown Junior Leagues Open
ing Game Is Well Played

IN the opening game Of the Georgetown
Junior League yesterday afternoon. the
Congress Street team defeated the Dun
bartons in a close game BY the score OF
l TO O. Can't, Of Congress Street, pitched
g great game, striking out nine. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Binshamton-Binghamto !; Uttcz, Z
At EIrira-Elmira, 0; Syracuse. z
At ScrantOu-ScanbOn, ?: Albany, &
At wlkesbarrt-Wilkesba 3; T7uy. &
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FSrse base O. e-u-S-Petuo-th- 3; WoodbUzu, =
Left o. base-Pstwo-th. ?; Woodb1rn, S FIrst
base o. baIlS-OF Garrett, .; os Rsynoids. =
Struck ou.-By Garrett. G.; BY Reynolds, 5 Two
base hi.-SteeIe Sazi6ce hIts-S-eTcnson. Garrett.
stolen bases-AIosbe-E Le Due q. Sreve1son. Ds-p-
sey p Dougbe--y, J. HiSs- p, Thomas. FIycr-
DouhIe p-sys-GSrgtt 70 lie Due % MoSbIg %
Garrett % Msyns; Reynolds 70 Shsman 70 Steele.
HIT By pitchsr-By Garrett. CnDre-Air. Rea-
Gan. Tn1e o. ssne-I hou- and % rinutes
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Left CT bases-Station, 5; Gar Dept. % First
base o1 bslls-Of Brown. 2: ci Knighfou- , Struck
0uf-By kuighroa, g b Thompson 8. b. Brown, s
ThTee-base hit-BeIl- Two-uase hit-KniEhtCl- Sac
rice hit-Birey. Stolen bases-Kilr0y %, GroFes.
StTztton. E1 hy piteher-By Kuight0n- : Passed
balis-KilrsS ?: Bel, J. Umpire-3lr. Flyu1. The
e. Ezas-l h5V- sSd % Minutes
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GAMES TODAY
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Pfttsburg.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
OF TIE TEAMS.
GIANTS BEAT SUPERBAS.
Win a PoOrIy-DIayed Game at the
Polo Grounds.

New York. June 1.-The New Yorks
beat the Brooklyns at the Polo Grounds
to-day in a poorly played game. Nc
NIinan's errors in the fifth inning let IN
three runs for the Giants. Score:
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EASTERN Is SHUT OUT.
Business Adds Another Vic
tory to List.
PLAY ON GALLAUDET DIAMOND

whitney and Rawlings Figure I'm
Pitchers BatfIe-Latter Uses ~SPit
BaII, with Eject and Has His OPP
ponents Up In the Air-UmDire
Hughes Gives a Good Exhibition.
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Totals. .,-...s s24 Totala.....--.
sTar-o- nrt- Ii b ha--n5 h.n-
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Columsia-Cotumbia. 1; Savannah. 3
At Cha-leSt01-CEs-jest0n, 2; JacEso1Tilie. L
At Aug1sta-AuEust2. 4: Chattanooga. O.
At Mscon-Mseon. 2: ColEsabia, :
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Cincinnati. -. 0 0 Q 0 o-3
Chicszo. zo..........-..........O 0 Q 0 60
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Tctaiz...... 5aS >
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han Io- 6pe-lc5r Z elslto-
Two out when winning IT'D Scored

Ran fo- Spencer II eighth
Two out when winning I'D Scored
Philadelphia. 0 0 G Q 0 II
Boston. 0 0 0 90
Left on Philadelphia :; Boston. s Bases
or baus-Of Ryan. , Struck oUt-By Krause. s; by
Ryan. 3 Three-base hit-BakGr. TTo-bGse hits
Niles. Gzlley. Sacrifice hi-S-WOitsT. HaTtsel. Cess
ler Ryzn. Stolen bases-CoIlins. Spencer Double
pIz-s-wolter 70 Wagner 70 Woiter; Hooper 70
WoiteT. Wild pitch-KTause. Umpires-Messrs
Egzn 2Dd Sheridan Tine Of gsne-I hour and 80
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Stolen bases-EarTel. Amer Hines. Srny-n- Two
base hi1s-Hoy, LtIL Double plzys-V a1derTzSt.
SfSNeehan, Rider. Quinn Base OF bsllS-By Litz.
! HIT by pitchs--By Litz 2 Struck o1t-By
Istz i: b. Hu6Eins . Passed ball-Fo1- Tine
Of guneI hoCr ard 3 nirgtes. Ump-e-3ir. Pat
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COLLEGE CANES.

|. At Burlington, Vt-Veznout. ;; Manhattan.
Al Carlisle Pa.-Iodians. 3: University Of Pitts
6urr .