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The Brunswick news., 1909-10-10
AN EASY VICTORY
OVER P|TTSBURG
NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUB WAS
BEATEN BY HEAVY BATTING
OF THE TIGERS.
schmidt's Hitting and Cobb Stealing
Home Features of the Game-Final
Score to 2-Was a Bad Day for
the Star Pitchers.

pittsburo pa oot a Do4roi4 4tl,
afternoon evanea nn vim p,J4.1',,r,
for tbo dafaot ynstar1ay art1.n.,r '<s,'' ?
when the Tieers tool- tba sana,,l -
the worla ono,,,,;one1,,, ~ - oo.'" -
decisive score If !, - t. r.,.,, 81 ~. e,,o
ed 10 h. . reenlar hsftina tls,e III, iait,,
netroi. rooaf,.,s'a 5''''' AZ '''se.''s '7e WI
hits
Campit2 one of the s+ars IL tfa
Pittsbure team went IN s sifeh
but he was knocked ont of ~ M
Iii the third innine after dva rms
had been scored en- Kim WilH "a
leved him ana he allowed fwo n,3ra
runs in the nfth innfna
Pittsbrg started p the ver, fF.f
inning 8 knock Donovan. of Detroit
out OF the BOX Fhev scored two rnps
in this inning On i base al nails ma
two two -bageers. The sta+ nateaft
tFirlag hGWeVor nitehed o4aat nan
after the first ana held PiftsE1,ra al
most hitless for the renaindey of ina
game
schnid.,s gitt,no
Catcher Schmidt of the Detrait
team, starred in the hitting tbie an
ernoon. In all he branebl IL f,u,r
Of the Tigers runs. two II tbe tbird
inning, with two bagger ana rwo
more In the fifth with long einpla
Both of the hits came when III
meant runs.
cobb,s crea. Ea.+
Ty Cobb. during the game TO-DAY
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-10
TO PHILIPPINES
ANNOUNCED THAT PRESIDENT
TAFT MAY GO THERE
NEXT FALL.

Washington, Oct. s.-It was an
nounced today that President Taft
would likely make a trip to the
Philippines in the fall of 1911. He
has been urged to do so at many
points during the present trip through
the west.
1t has been urged upon the presi-
dent that he would not be much fur
ther without the bounds of the United
States than upon the trip which he
intends taking to Alaska.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-10
PosToFFIcE BURGLARlzED.

Winston Salem, N. G.. Oct. 9.-The
postofhce at Kernersville. n g., was
hurglarized early this morning and
over $1,000 worth Of stamps were stol-
en- from the safe which was cracked
By the use Of railroad pinch bar.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-10
EARTHQUAKE IN GEORGIA.

Dalton, Ca, Oct. 9.--Two distinct
earth shocks were felt here about s
O'Clock this morning, accompanied by
booming sound Houses we're
shaken throughout the town, but no
damage is reported.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-10
THREE CITIZENS ANNOUNCE
FOR ALDERMANIC PLACES
LADIES WANT TROLLEY
CAR STEPS LOWER.

New Haven, Conn. Oct. O.
An unusual petition has been
presented to the city and state
authorities by members of the
w. c. T. Z. of New Haven.
These ladies ask for a new law,
compelling lower steps on all
street cars. They claim in the ,
petition that stepping on cars
with high steps compels them
to display their lower limbs.
The petition has caused much
discussion in the state.
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The Brunswick news., 1909-10-10
DAUGHTERS OF coNFgoERAcY.

Lexington, Va, Oct. 9.-The conven-
Ion of the Virginia division of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
which has been in session here this
week, adjourned today to meet next
year in Suffolk. Mrs. Nathan D. FL
Ter, of Lynchburg, was elected pres
fdent
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-10
cURTlss MAKES FLIGHT.

st. Louis, Oct. 9.-Glenn curtlss
this afternoon made a fight at the
Aero Club grounds. going nine fur
longs in one minute and forty mine
seconds.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-10
SECOND GAME A VICTORY
FOR DETROIT TIGERS
y x1. f. y X X ss
REPORT THAT COBB
WILL BE ARRESTED.

Pittsburg, Oct. 9.-It was re-
ported here tonight that Tyrus
cobb, the demon batter of the
Detroit club, would be arrested
tomorrow when he passes
through the state of Ohio, on
the charge of recently beating
a hotel watchman in Cleveland.
II was said the officers would
board the train and arrest him
when it reaches that state.
Manager Jennings and others
of the Detroit club paid but b
little attention to the report.
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The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Philadelphia, 6g Washington, l.
Detroit, L; 81. Louis. o.
Boston, 9; New York. @.
Cleveland, 3; Chicago, ?.
Cleveland, =; Chicago, O.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

BY means OF three well executed
squeeze plays. Commerce and Labor
managed 10 secure such lead on War
yesterday al the start, that they were
never overtaken and finished winners
easily by a score o. 3 10 ! Rapp was
the hero Of Two OF these squeeze plays
IN the second and fourth inning. laying
down such perfect bunts that be not
only scored his men. bUr reached first
safely himself Al Eandiboe lot o-ly
pitched an excellent game. but he COW
cred first base in fine style on hits 10
Evans. stopping two throws with his
bare hand
Menefee. the Central High School cap
tain, caught q good game. and drove out
a slashing single. scoring two runners
Only one base was pilfe7ed OF him and
this was mainly Handi50e's fault
War scored their single run OF the game
in the first inning. when Rea singled.
stole second. and scored on ScholFs clean
double 10 deep center There were fre-
Queur humOrs current that Schou- the
Fort Washington soldier. IS being
watched by scouts from the Boston Ma
Eonals- He certainly IS q hummer at
the bat
Bruce Bselasd made three runs and
three hits one which was q double. and
his error fl the field was excCsable. the
big boy trying the Ty Cobb stunt OF
throwing runner out II first on clean
hit 20 right. but his throw miscarried-
The most sensational play OF the game
came IN the ninth inning. when War was
az the bat. there being TWO out and TWO
runners on the sacks waiting 10 score.
when Rea hit slIyscraper 10 right Shoe
maker was caught OF his balance, but
he recovered himself and with q dssper-
ate effort bagged the ball with one
hand. rolling over. but hanging on 70
The pellet, thus ending the game Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
AnsWer to Innnirv-

Sporting Editor. The Washington Her
aid: VIII you kindly favor the writer by
publishing in your baseball columns some
morning this week the proper way TO pro
nounce the name OF Abbaticchio, who
plays with the Pittsburg Nationals?
Very truly yours, GEORGE s BUTT.
Answer-PronOunce as If spelled Abba
tish'io, with accent on next TO last syIIa-
bic.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Capital City League-Brentwod. 6; 6. P. O.. L
Departmental League-COnne7ce and labor, O.;
War i
Marquette Leag1e-Coluncbia l0l. 9; Bloouingiale o
forfeited. Blo0Iaingdale. 4; Columbia i0l. 5 lex
hibitiCn game.
sunday School League-Bethany. 4: Hamline.
Independence League-TTiUing. IS Wallach. :.
Suburban League Brghtwood s: Reed I.
Bankers Leagle-RiggS. Is; Bank Of Washington. 2
Colored League-Intenor, p: Bureau Of Eugraving
and Printing. 5.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

Let on bases-CoiEuihia. s. Bl00uinCdale ; FIRST
base on baiis-of Lancaster. j. - Buriey L
Innings pitchei-By Lancaster z. by Burlev 8 Hirs
ulade-OE Lancaster 3. % B--rlcy . o. Williams.
g. Struck Out-By Burley. s; b. Lancaster /; hy
Williams. HCne ruls-1feeE. =. Wood Two
base hits-liArlug. Nau, Burley. = Wood. EIletL
Sacn1ce hit-RCyuoldS stolen bases-B. Wood.
Meek Passed balls-SueSs. ShIletrs- Cmpire-llr
Myers Tine q game-l bour and 3 Dizutss-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

Left on bases-Boston, =; New York. I. Bases %
balls-O6 ArcIlanes /; OF Blrchel. 2: OF Lake
3. Struck Out-By Arellanes. 3; BY BUrcheu J. By
Schhtzer. !; by Lake 2; by Hughes. 1 Three
base hit-SpcakeT. TFO-basc hit-LOuf. Sacnace
hits-Gessler. Austin. Sacrifice fy-Speaker stolen
base-Speaker. Double pay-knight 10 Lapor1e
Umpire-AIr. Perrine. Tine Of gane-2 hours aud
% minutes. Attendancs-5384
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
MAPS WIN BOTH.
white SOx Lose DOubIe-header on
Home Grounds.

Chicago, June 2.-The CleveIand's cap
tured both games Of a double-header with
the Chicago's here this afternoon. win
ming the first by a score of to 2, and
the second 2 10 0. Umpire Connolly called
"A balk on pitcher Walsh in the ninth in
ming Of the first game with men on third
and first. This gave the game TO Cieve-
land. The Maps punched two hits with a
base on balls in the seventh inning Of the
second game and scored two runs which
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
TIE COLUMBIA A. C.
Brentwood Again on Even Terms
with Champions.

Brentwood defeated the Government
Printing Once team. in the Capital City
League. yesterday afternoon. s 10 l.
Sanders was on the mound for the Sub
rubanites and pitched a good game.
striking out ten men and allowing the
Printers only three hits.
Ferguson also pitched a good game, but
received miserable support Chapin's er-
rors 81 short were responsible FOR the
Printers defeat Score
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

krrs-l-2E-oz. T. Nc--rthy o., SAB. hor--r.
sander First base on e-rors-BreutEoo6. &: g. p
O.. T. Left on -BrerrEcod. &. %. 7. o. G.
Bases or halls-0f sanders. j. a Ft-E1so1. 4
Strscs ozt-By Sander, Gs hy FcrTUs1-. & rFO-
base hits-Cauiran Herriug- Sacl1ce hi--W Nc
Carrhy- sralel bas=s-LEWIlF a. Hl1n1u d.
Feut0-- sab. Hays. S4lders Hu - rlIcle-s-
Iawios. Hayes Umutre-3fr- Colley. Tine q
game hour and = INMATES.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

Essrned rrns-Iuaeuor. 2 Bureau. 5 First base
By eTTur-in-crioT. 4. BUreau.z IEft On basGs-In-
reri0rS, Burrau. 4 First base Oh halls-Of John
son. 4: OF Reynolds 2. OF CaesGT 5 ThreehEsa
hit-Savcy. rwo-hass hitS-Reynolds SsGthos
hits-LeEis. Stolen bases-Mckirney. 7. John
son. Brown. Hanitc1. Double piays-MckirDey
unsssistels Williams 70 johnson. Hit b pitcher
By Caesar. J. Wild pltch-Caesar. Umpire~Ar
Holy. Tine q Eans-l hour and o ninEteS
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Maeoq-ChattanooEa. 5; Macon. fourteen in.
ninssl.
At SavEnnah-First game: Columbia 4: Savannah
Second game; Columbia. 2; Savannah 8
At Charleston-Chareston. /. Jacksonville g.
Al Coiurnbus-First game: Augusta. 8; Columbus
Second game: Augusta. /: Columbus 5
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

Flst base On erTors-BrghtWood. ;: Reed, 3 Lei
on bases-Brghtwood. 4; Reed. 4. First base on
balls-Oh Ray. !; of HudEins 4 Struck out-By
Ray. Z; by Hudgins. s. TwO-base hits-F stewart
~. Sacrifice ht-Causey. Stolen bases-Hoover
%, G Stewart 81. Homer e. Homer. Bancroft
q. F. Stewart. Lord %. G. Seitz Double plays
F. Stewart to Homer; Hudgins TO Gilbert TO Hoover
Hit BY pitche--By Ray. J. Passed baIl-F Stew
art. Umpire-4lr. Graham. Tine Of game-l hour
and 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

Base by eFrOFs-Athletics. !; Washing
ton, >. Left on bases-Athletics, 4:
Washington, s. Bases on balls-Om Ben
der, 3; by Gray. 8. Three-base hits
Browne, HartzeL Two-base hits-Barry,
Thomas. Collins. Sacrifice hits-Oldring,
Bender, Thomas. Double play-McBride
10 Unglaub. Passed bail - Street. I'M
pires-Messrs KERN and Sheridan. Time
Of game-l hour and 36 minutes. Attend
ance-33l5
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

Earned r1rS-Wa-. J. Conmsus and Labor. =
FSrst base b. ezTurs-Con1ercs and Labo-, 4 Lsst
1n bases-War. 9; ColDe-ce AID Labor. Z F1rs.
base on halls-Of Donaldsol. L. % HanSzboe. L
innings uitched-By Miester. 6; b. Doual6soa. 3
HITS made-O-f 3iiestr. %. OF Dona1dson. 2 Scruck
J1t-By Ha1diboe. s; hy Miester. 2 by DOnzldsou.
l. Tro-hase hits-SchoI Bieaski- Sar-Ldcs hits-
Baggerte. Barnes. kinney Shosnaker- Stolea hases-
Rea, Barnes. Br-1neE. Kiuney. Bielassi sh0enzke-.
Hir b. pttchE-By AIioS-er lEya-sl: b Handlbos,
Daly ard Eliisl TurEe-AIr. Belts. TSms os
-snc-l hO.u and $ uiuureS
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

LII On Dists-il4I-lle- > Be--alg- j. tlrsL
base on balls-OG Hautz, 2; on LtcL6eid. 2 Struck
out-By Hautz. s; by Lnchdeid. g. Two-basc hit
Taylor Sacrifice hits-Spauiding. TAYLOR. Cramp-
ton. Wooden stolen bascs-Waulen. J. Sheafer.
Stuckert o.. Fries ". D0wney e. Double play
J. Shealfer 70 Frcs 70 DoWney. Hit by pitcher
BY Hautz. L Passed ball-Crampton i Umpire-
Air. Hughes. Time Of game-l hour and s. minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

LEft on base TWining, 8: Wauach. I. First base
on bals-Of Burke. 2; of Lynch, 4; Of Yeatman
Innings pitched-By Lynch. 4: b. Yeatman. =
Hits llade-Of Lynch. Z; OF Yeatman, Struck
out-By Burke. Z; By Lynch. ;; By Yeatman.
Three-basa hits-McKee Fowler. Ynndelip- Two
base hits-McKee Gardner. Hutchinson. Stolen
bases-Mawhinney O., Mckee %, Gardner Rup-
ertus. Lynch ~, Yeatman o. Parry, YandeliD
Wild pitct-Yea;man- Passed bsus-Ruppert and
Wetzel Umpire-Mr. La Matt. Tine q gzme-l
hour and s. ninuteaA
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

Earncd runs-Risgs. z; Washington. l. Frs- base
By errurs-RiCEs 5, W2shilC-Uu J. Left On hases-
Rigs. !; Washington. s. First base ca halls-Od
Dent, s. Stuck out-By Dent, 4; b. Moore G
Th-ee-base hits-Nevins Howard Tgo-baso hit
E5vJzs Sas-ifce hits-Hitz Shervood stolen bass
Washington. s. HiEgs. l0 Double play-T. Moore
70 =. Moore. Passed baus-Vann. 2 Balk-Deut
Umpire-Air- Steule Tine of g2me-I hour and =
minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Observation-Disclosures, 4; Toledo. L
Al Kansas City-Kansas City vs.. Columbus rain
AT 81. Paul-St Paul, g. indianapolis. ?
At Minneapolis - First gaInel Minneapolis 3.
Louisville. Q; Second gameD Louisville. 3: Mime
apolis l.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

was enough 70 give them the game.
Walsh was pounded hard In the first
game while Joss kept the hits well scat
tered.
Smith opposed Rhoades in the second
contest and kept the Maps down 10 FIVE
singles. but the latter managed 10 bunch
them enough to win The scores:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

At HaHisbuTg-Lancaster. /; Harrisburg. 0Uur-
teen innings.
At Hork-ReadiBg. 6; York
At Altoona-(Flrst game JOhnstOWn. 2; Altoona
2; (secund game) JOhnstoWn. 2. Altoona 8
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

All National League games yester-
day were postponed, owing TO the
funeral of George B. DOvey, former
president OF Boston club.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
STANDING or THE TEAMS.
MAKES SENSATIONAL CATCH.
DOdd, of Bethany, Runs Into Crowd
and Nnbs Ball.

Dodd. Of Bethany, made one OF the
best plays seen on the Sunday School
League grounds this season. when he
ran into the crowd and caught Hubbard s
long drive in yesterdays contest between
Bethany and Hamline, which was won
by the Baptists. 10 ,
Taylor and Spaulding connected with
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AT Holyoke-Holyoke. g; Waterbury. L
At Bridgeport- Hartford. s: Bridgeport, I.
At New Haven-New Haven, 10; New Britain. G
At Northanpton-Northam 9; Springfield. s
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

E1rst beSe on errors-o A. G., J. BASES on balls
-Oh ColbSgrn, l. ~ kidveI. !. Home usus-Htser.
Ande-cr Thro-base hits-F. Junghans. Belt Sac
rihce hits-Hiscr. LeOnbgrEeT- Stolen bases-Ridge-
WAY + Junghans %. L Junghans CJbun-
EckerdorG. Leuleric ll. Balters hst-By CO6uTn- 2:
by Kilwel l. Struck out-By CSlbUEn. 6; b.
kidwell :. Umpres-NIzszs MADDOX and HAr-
TisOn Tine Of gAno-I hour and p ElnEtez
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
NEw YORK sTATE LEAGuE.

At AIbany-Utica, I: Albany. 3
At Wilkesbaue- Enaira, 4; WIlkesbarre. 8
At Troy-SyracuSe 3; Troy 3. Game called al end
q sixth inning: rain
At ScrantOn-(First sAme) Scranton, 8; Bingham
ton. 4; second game) Scranton, 3; Binshanton, 2
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At New Bedford-Fau River. 2. New Bedford. s.
Al Brockton-Brockton. 6: Lynn, l.
At Haverhill- -Haverhil. 3; Worcester, l
At Lawencs-LaWrence. 4; Lowell. 2
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
AFTER THE AGGIES.
Twining Crew Wins from WaIIachs
and Gains on Leaders.

Twining easily defeated Wanach yester-
day in the Independence League, Is 70 T.
Burke pitched grand ball throughout
the game, and Lynch also performed we'll
but his team mates gave him poor SUD-
nnrf Scnrn.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
CAROLINA LEAGUE.

At AndersOn-WinstOn-Sa salem. 9: Anderson, L
At Greenviile-Spartanbm 3: GreenEIle. 0.
At CharlOtte-CharlOtte, 4; Greensboro, .
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
LEADERS ON TOP.
Riggs Beats Bank of Washington In
Bankers League.

Riggs easily defeated the Bank OF
Washington team. in the Bankers
League, yesterday. 16 10 :. The winners
hit Moore al the right Slne. and annexed
runs IN every inning but one.
The losers started out well. getting
three runs in the drst but could not
maintain the lead Moore. who twirIed
for tho Washington boys. had perfect
control. whereas Dent gave eight bases
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
chri.ty aIatherson Pitched.

At Philadelphia BuckneII Alumni p;
Varsity. 1a MatheWson. OF New York
Nationals. Leach and Hawk; Northrop
and O'Leary.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
REED DEFEATED.
BrightwOOd Takes Slow Contest
from Hospital Boys.

from Hospital Boys.
In the Suburban League yesterday be-
fore a small gallery Brightwood defeated
Reed. 6 TO 4 The contest was slow
throughout, being devoid OF features.
Ray twirled a good game for the win
ners. holding his opponents down TO four
scattered hits. F. Stewart. besides catch
ing a good game. made two Of his teams
four hits. both OF which went for two
bases. Bergman also caugbt well Score-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

Two-hase hits-McIutyre. Hartzcn. Sacrifice hits
Nlletts. Jones CTiar. Stolen base-Hartzell. Bass
on balls-Of Willetts. ? Left on hases-Detroit. +.
81 Louis. s. Struck oUt-By Waddeu. j. Double
plays-I0nes % Wallace % Jones. Williams % Wal
lace % Jones. Umpirt-s-Messrs. Evans and Egan-
Tine Of Cme-l hour and IS minutes Attendanco-
3l
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
WELLINGTONS WIN.
Take olive Athletic Club Into
Camp, 3 TO =

camp, . TO -
The Wellington Athletic Club continued
their winning streak by defeating the
olive A. c., OF Georgetown, IN a hotly
contested game on the formers grounds
ar Parkview, 10 2
The features Of the game were home
runs by Hiser and Anderson. and a beau
tiful one-hand catch by Junghans az
short. Score
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
CLUBMEE FORFEIT.
Manager Meek. OF BIOOmfnEdaIe.
Plays UnreEistered Men

Owing 70 the fact that the Blooming
dale manager could not place g team OF
registered men upon the Held yesterday.
the Columbia Printers were awarded the
game by forfeit BloomlngdaIe then Won
an exhibition game BY 4 20 3 Score
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
FIRST GANfF-

IWu-hlse hlfs-EasferIy. IannehlII. UQugherty-
Sacrifice hits-Hinchmoa. Bradley. Stolen bases
Dougherty. TannehilL Struck Out-By Walsh. a;
hy JOSS J. Bases on halls-Of JOSS j; Of Walsh,
g. Double play-Ban 70 Turner % Laioic. Left on
hases-Chicago. 5: Cleveland. 3 Balk-Walsh.
Passed ball-Owens Umpircs-Niessrs. Connolly and
Hurst Time q gaIne-l hour and - minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
SECOND GAME.
Totals. ...... 0 6ai6 .
'Battod 10, sullivan IN le eighth.
Cleveland. d................... 5000 2 o.
Cgicar1 - 0 0 o 0 0 0 90

TWobase hit-Hahn. Three-base hit-Dougherly.
SaTidcs hits-Ehoades 90. Clarke. Bah Struck out
BY smith. .. b. Rh0adss. 8. Bases halls-O1
Smith. ,: of Rhoades L Double plays-Tumer 70
Ban % Laioie. Ball 70 LAioie; Rhoados % Turner
70 L1j0io. Left on bases-ChicagU. 4; Cleveland. g.
Tine Of game-I hour and s. minutes. Umpire
Massrs Hurst and Connolly
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
CANNOT STOP TIGERS.
Detroit Captures Fourth Straight
Game from Browns.

Game from Browns
Detroit, June 2.-Detroit to-day defeat
Ell St Louis for the fourth time IN three
days. WIHetts beating WaddeH IN a pitch
ers battle. l to O.
Whenever the visitors threatened 10
score Wuletts would tighten and force the
batsmen 10 pop up or ground for easy
outs McIntyre's double. Bush's short
single 10 left. and an infield out produced
Detroit's one tally. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
WARRIORS HARD HIT
Commerce and Labor Uses
Squeeze Play to Advantage.
RAPP PUTS UP A STAR GAME

Big Center Fielder for LabOriteE Lay
Down Two Perfect BunIs nj Criti-
cal Stages and Aids 20 Bring Vic
tory 70 His Team-1Ieaefee Catches
Wen, Only One Base Being PiIfered.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
TRI-STATE LEACUE-

At Nevark-T0rOntO. :; Newark. 5.
At Baltim0re-AiOntreal. 7, Baltimore, !.
At Proyidence-Bufalo. Z: Providence. c.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
WESTERN LEAGUE

AZ Sioux Cty-SiOux City, q (; Pueblo. 4
At LircOin-LincOln. /; Denver. 4.
Al Des Moines-Des Moines. l; Wichita, 1.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
GAMES TO-DAY.

Philadelphia at brooklyn.
Boston at New York.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Pittsburg at st. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
ENGRAvERS BEATEN.
Interior Wins In COIOred Depart
mental League.

The Bureau team went down 70 defeat
yesterday before the Interior squad in the
CoIored Departmental League. Is 10 s
The battery for the Bureau nine worked
well. but on account Of the errors made
behind them. they were unable to land
= victory
Ceaser. for Interior. twirled a steady
game.
Reynolds. Of the winners. was I'D thres
times ara got two doubles Score-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
FIELD POORLY BUT WIN.
Red SOI Make Many Miscues, but Bat
Out Victory Against HiEhIanders.

Boston. June 22.-The Red Sox made the
greater number Of errors in to-day's
tedious game. but they also hit the ball
harder and oftener and ran the bases
better. thereby taking the Highlanders
into camp with ease. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
BROWNE is INJURED
Nationals Heavy Hitter Out
of the Game.
NEW OUTFIELDER COMING SOON

CHntiIIOn's Men and Athletics Clash
again TO-day-GrOOm VIII Proba-
bly, Pitch-Late Col. Dovey's Funeral
at Philadelphia Yesterday = New
Pittsburg Bail Park Opens June 30.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
EASY FOR ATHLETICS
Nationals Lose in Philadel-
phia by 6 to 1.
DOLLY GRAY IS BATTED HARD

WashinEtOnis PRtched-up Outheld
Responsible for Several Quaker
Runs-Browne Hurt in Third In
ming After Making Three -baEger.
Milan Makes Sensational Catches.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-05-18
FORTY-SEVENTH CLUB.

Nearly forty-seven hundred Werlein
Pianos have been sold by our Club
Plan during the past six years, there
by saving Club members in all total
of about $500, 000-this amount has
actually been saved by those who pat
ronized the House of Werlein by join
ing our several clubs-the one form
ing being our forty-seventh.
It's record no house in the South
can equal, and the satisfaction given
by the piano that bears our anne
"Werlein"-is today our best adver-
tisement and is the reason why there
are more Werlein Pianos sold by our
Club plan in the South than any 9TH
er three makes.
FREE LIFE INSURANCE.
The day you join the Werlein Piano
Club you make positive saving of
SlOS-not an advertised saving, but 9n
actual saving of real money. You pay
1922 cash, or on terms of $40 and Sc
monthly-six per cent interest-in-
instead of $500, and besides, begin
ming May 1 Club Members receive our
very liberal Free Life Insurance" con-
tract, a safeguard to keep the piano in
the home.
In other words we do not collect
balance due on piano from widows
and orphans" in case of death of parent
who becomes club member, provided
contract has been in force for a pc
riod of not less than six months and
all payments during a period of not less